The Evening herald., August 06, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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EVENING HRHaTD, pm WKtXS, OREfifW
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WHEN BBTTF.R AUTOMOBILES AKIi BUILT, Hl'ICK WILL BUILD THBM
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Kshsed Cars
Wins Yonkers Handicap
. , i : , r- ; ,
Hare's: sun I'ai, winner of ih seventh reniwal of the Vonktra handicap at
KiQplrc Ctty tni k ths other day II W-IJ on of the moil popular vlo
j torle recorded during the currant metropolitan raclni aaaaon, Bun Pal
is owned by ixn- Rosenberg and wai ridden by Johnny Callahan, sun Pal
i defeated two ot the wk tmvorltas, ininu Play ami Ludkltt.
BUICK 42 door Sedans
8uick now introduces a line of 4-door and
2-door sedans that sets a new standard of
comparison for closed cars. Never before
have such values been offered at such low
prices. And these new sedans are but one
of the many features in the Better Buick.
See it today at any Buick showroom.
ESTATE I
COUNTY OFFERS
SET FOH MONDAY
buick Motor company flint,
Oietit Glottal V.f.ri C rf r.-
MICHIGAN
BUICK & STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
Serious Fires
Reported From
Many Sections
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 6.
With extremely dry weather and :
Beveral new forest fires in Oregon
and Washington have broken out j
and several which fighters had ;
hoped to control several days ago I
are assuming dangerous propor
tions, according to reports received
bji the forest service and the Ore
gon Fire Relief association.
In Clark county. Wash., fire did
about $15,000 damage to buildings
'The Coolest Place in Town"
US II III II II I I
. .. Thomas Meighan
and
Lila Lc3
in
Week"
"Old Home
and
Five Acts of
Vaudeville
It's first class enter
tainment in the cool-
. .est spot in town.
and equipment of the Bahford
Lumber company and is said to be
endangering Amboy. Another fire
In th' Lake Shore district threat
ened orchard, but is believed to be
under control today. The Turn Tuin
Tie and Timber company has re
ported a severe slashing fire which
is endangering fine green timber.
In Columbia county a fire on
Hock Creek above Vernon ia broke
fire lines a little yesterday. It has
burned over about 2,000 teres of
logged over land and old burns.
Private companies have about 200
men on the fire. Three small fires
were reported Wednesday n e a r
Seappoose.
The situation at the two Wind
Itlver, Wash., fires and the blaze
on Cedar Swamp Creek in the Mt.
Hood forest were unchanged.
American Eagles
' Are Exonerated
Efforts to Obtain Legacy of
Famous Actress Bring
Serious Charges
BOSTON. Mas.. Aug. 6. The
hearing of the raso Of Mrs. I da
IthinktiihurR, who Claims tn bt
the daughter of Lottu Crubtreo. and
(a endeavoring to obtain a part of
th' fatuous actress fort tint' lift for
philanthropic purposes today was
continued until Monday by Judge
Prest at the request of defenm
counsel to enable bin to make more
complete examination of the Ipec
Ifleaiions filed by" Assistant At
torney Genera Weston.
Judge 1'rest declared that on
Monday Mrs. BlOJlkenburg must be
prepared to eo njyL only charges
of perjury but alsftTof obstructing
justice in his court.. She came into
court, he said, hrfnfffiiK a fraudulent
claim of kinship and knowingly
and willingly rapported that claim
by perjuced testimony, tint only in
one case, but fn man.
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TRIP LAND
THE WEATHER
The Cclo-Sto:magraph at Under
wood's Pharmacy shows little orange
in the barometric conditions and a
continuation of pleasant weather ia
indicated.
Forecast for next 21 hours:
Fair and warm.
The Tycos recording thermome
ter registereu maximum and mini
mum temperatures today as follows:
High 88, Low 58
I". 8. Weather Report
Oregon: Fair tonight and Friday,
except cloudy or foggy al ng tie
coast. Continued warm in the in
terior. Light west winds.
CLEVELAND, O., Aug. 6. MP)
The famous pair of American Eagles
at Vermillion. Ohio, charged by
farmers In the neighborhood with
killing chickens and tttrke.. v.is
exonerated today In the report of
United States Game Warden John
H. Ltndsley to D. . Thompson,
chief of Ohio game and fish division
who oaJ ordered the charges' inves
tigated. Several other formers ha;l de
manded that the birds be killed.
John M. Miller, former interna
revenue officer who accompanied
Lindsley on the investigation said
th 1 1 "Where the charges were Dot
absolutely unfounded, toey were
greatly exaggerated.'
Jlost of the farmers questioned
said that the depredations of fixes
in c'licken yards ha:l been blamed
upon the Eagles.
ALLEGED CHECK ARTIST
NABBED IN KELSO, WASH.
Ralph Hi. ,-het, alleged bad cheok
artist, was arrested yesterdjy in
Kelso, Wash., according to word
received here yesterday by Harry
Cozad, constable from Sheriff BtU
debaker of Cowlitz count. Hircoei
toM the Kelso sheriff that he would
like to temain with his wife, h
is seriously 111. T:e bad check:
are alleged to have been passed
upon the Waffle houc.
MARKETS
i .
PORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. B.- 3ggl
steady. Current receipts 29; Pul
lets 27 28; Krsts HlVa 6
ri: Bxtras .t:; ir- -. dtoliverd
Portland.
Butter Cubes to to higher.
Extra cubes. City . 40c; Standards
t$', Prime firsts 47,; Firsts
52; Cartons 63.
Hultefat firm, scarce; best churn
ing cream ale ii"t ; shippers tfjjELCH
in zone 1.
Poultry unchanged, Heavy ben
2-1 ; Light 1 ii ; Springs 1 !) flf L'f.
Young white ducks 2'1,
Potatoes steady. New 2.00
2.15.
Onions steady 4.00 & 4.50.
Nuts quiet, Wilnuts No. 1 ,
30; Filbrts nominal; Almonds
i.) ff( 27; Brazil nuts IS It 20;
Italian chestnuts 21.
Hops steady. 13 24 crop nominal
at 20 cents.
Casearu bark nomnal at 0 ct 7;
Oregon grape root nominal.
Cattle nominally steady; Receipts
SO,
Hogfl steady. Bulk of receipts
on contract. Receipts 300.
Sheep steady; Receipts 5.50.
fi-i
29
Judge Bunnell gives Version
of Controversy With
Highway Commission
I
Klamath county Is willing to lease j
the state highway commission up- ;
proximately three acres on the west
side of the fair grounds, but un
willing to give the state commission
th' land adjoining the highway, wan
the answer today of County Judge
Bunnell (o the complaint of Slate
highway Officials that they cannot
cume to terms with the county court
over the .astng of land for nhops.
It has been Indicated that the
highway com mUslon will move lis
shops and division head (ju art era to
Ashland unless it can procure tin
laud it wants for shop purposes.
"We are willing to cooperate in
every possible way, but we cannot
give up land WC n-ed and are using".
Judge Bunnell said. "We want the
I highway division headquarters to re
main here, and have offered them
land on the fair grounds which will
suit their n'dH, but they want the
i highway (fontage instead. "
Judge Bunnell furthvr asserted
I that the county court is willing to
lay out a road through the properly
to the laud it is willing to lease to
the highway commission and make
the land as desirable as possible.
This road would be about KM0 feet
in length.
OBITUARY
Dudley P, Bctttiollenbaclier
Tho body of Dudley I'. Bcbnell
I enbacker; b'iuiness man of St. Louis
Mo., was shipped .this morning to
Wobatorgrove. Mo., a suburb of .St.
Louis, to his wife and family. Fun
eral and Interment will take plaCO
in that city. ,ir. Schnellonbaoher
died from pneumonia,
Mr.
Working-
man
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parel at reasonable prices, narmcnls of
real value or latest styles and designs,
clothes that assure satisfaction, investigate
our stock uf
Original Chippewa and
Buckhecht Work Shoo
Boss of the Road Overalls and Pants
Lee's Work Shirts, Hansen Gloves
Cooper's Underwear and Sox
and other Standard Brands Merchandise
We don't handle cheap goods at low prices,
but good goods at reasonable prices.
The Toggery
619 Main Street
Oposite Liberty Theatre
No one ever regretted buying quality
'
Effective Frame
AT THE
LIB-E-R-T-Y
"THE COWBOY
PRINCE"
Five 'Reels of Whirl
wind Action
"WHY NOT NOW"
is a very amusing
comedy, and there is
a beautiful scenic of
"ALOHA LAND"
If AH NARROW KSCAPB
A narrow escape from setious In
jury was experienced late yester
day afternoon when Mrs. Mary
Pearson, aged h'i, was struck an I
slightly hurl by a car driven by
O. W. Robertson, connected with
t.ie Klamath Superior Laundry, on
Main street in front of the Arca le
hotel. Mrs. Pearson was rushed to
the Klamath General hospital,
whe t; jfter beinj Heated lor minor
bruises and was returned to
Poultry Building
Contract Awarded
Cave Girl
pHE collar made of f anthers la
lii newer than the one of fur, and
U becoming almost as popular. It la
most frequently used now with allk
tit chiffon wraps, but the early fall
coats and ulta ot wool enow
tenuency 10 iouuw nun.
RODEO
AT
MERRILL
Sunday, Aug. 9th
Be Sure and Come
Old Time Cowboy
Contest
Ride Em' Till
They Quit
At a special mcetfnK of the
county fair board today the con
tract for the erection of a poultry j
and pet stok pavilion was awarded j
to Cook McCoy, contractors or
this city, for the sum of '$1,065.00.
Tl.is was on specifications catling
for corrugated steel roof, the build-!
ing 10 be with wooden siding. Illils ,
were also submitted by II. B.
Schoe.tgeii and Asher and Storey j
.f this city. The latter firm' hid :
only on arectlng a wooden build-
Ing with tar paper roof f $940, !
while the former firm bid 11711,821
for corrugated iron structure, both j
roof and siding, from JIOM-SO to
1 ').")N,:J,i; on wooded building -with
various qualities of tar paper roof-1
j ing, $430-64 for labor only, on the I
erection of a Steel roofed and sided
I building anil 1636,16: for labor only!
on wooden structure,
Proof for the racing program was)
peyiowed and O.K.'d. Racing Judge's
for thi! county fair were nominated: I
U' C ltlln Matin- I'r:.,,! flffnhn '
l.angell , Valley and Llndsey Hlse
more, Fort Klamath; Beth Dixon,
Fori Klamath, starter.
Mens Canvas Gloves, good weight,
2 prB. for 26c. Klnmntii Klothing
Kompany. Adv. 31-6.
111 e 1
1 . 1
r' A! lirtut,
2d, a miphu-
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day
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NEWSPAPER M.W
II. 1'. tiray on the advertising
staff of the Medford Mull Tribune,
with his brother II. D. Cray, today
are visiting with friends in the
city. Mr. Gray Is enjoying n month's
vacation and plans 'to return lo
Klamath Falls again before resuiti:
Ing bis work In the valley city.
Porter Kills
His Employer
TOM VOKI RESIGNS
PORTLAND, Oro.. Auk. Tom
Word, ft pool til lnvpHtlKRLor In tho
United Stfttei department of Juh
ttee and fornuir sheriff of Mull
nemath county ' announced that
morning boat he hud resigned.
CHIOAOO, Auk. 0. Otto llerndt,
C.t, mwrfttary trtMiHiiror of tho Citnday
i.u'iir oothpany; wuh uit and killed
today by JpfOpll d'uoho, Alt, ft porh-r.
uh ho entered tho company's dittoes
loduy. Tho oauifl wuh not loanu'd.
Betndt wuh tho rathnr of throo
' flWlMVstn ft A Un.t tw.mt U'lt h 111..
company for in yean,
Puerile VfM miliNi; when arri'Htod
and r.otUSOd to hollovo he hud Idllod
Berndt,
she new iuto
Hb ARM3 AND
Hf.GCFD HIM TO
COTHW) WiTH THE
Hltfl nuidf him man y In-
ko pays fwTicrt m MiM .
more at onto Lfnlvdritty, who seeks
Annulment or in- marHdgs to Lucy
Wajrner McMHIs of Uin.i, o. iin Buy
he WftS "hi a Htatft of COma'1 from in
toxication when Hhc not him In an
auto, flrov'" lo Momo, Mloh't and
modo him timrrV her before he oi
vohsr enough to inotcHt,
Sacred Heart
Academy
a select boarding and day school for girl and
boys. Conducted by the Sitters of St, Francis.
Grades follow regular state courses.
MUSIC AND ART
departments under excellent teachers. High
school standardized. Rates are reasonable. For
information write Sisters of St. Francis or call
at the academy.
KLAMATH FALLS