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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 13, 1925)
PAGE FOUR EVENING HERALD". RTAMATtt FAIXS, OREGON TITi: I -' A 11 IMS 3(ews Of The Klamath Country Evelyn Wg...-. Mrs. Charlotte Rob- nntc enough t o fall, dislocating her, that Irfl t . eistom Oioson pa a J'JJMJM,M'e ' ! T ! ! Orldllll Mr an.l Mr William II ., I..,..l,l..r , a ill 111 ., li-ln I !,.. I , r .1.1. ..-..nil ' TTTTT'T'V-- j - ........ ' ' iy Robertson, Mr and Mrs. Paul too- Mr. and Mm. Pros KnUhr and j TU v expect to be (j ..no a!, at ton J ortaon, Miss BtlfOtt, Mrs. K. J. Wires 1 family 01 Klamath Kails woro Vttl ikft, and 0. A. Thptnkl anil tho lies! an I ton at I ho Undo homo h-slcs. Miss F,ll.ilt Is a slater nine. Krlduy eve- eSWALIN A. E. Strcot Malln high scho. I, Saturday, Auguiit bo In Malln most principal of the returned t ) Malln 8, and expects to of the tin;.- until of Mrs. V. U. Robertson and is 'spending a rati weeks Witt her at Hr in. In Kiamath Kails In the evening Mr. and Mrs Sanders and daughter K.,renoo, an.l t'. 11. Ancrera.u called, nJ all en-jo.-o.l a few hours of excellent vio lin musio given by Mr. Paul KoSertson. Mr. and Mrs. Goo. W. M.-ers en tertained at ilinno: BUUdaj. Covers woro laid for Mr. aaj Mrs. J, V. Sanders and daughter Florence. Lloyd Ogle o( UtUoview wn I tvM valley t'lo past wo. h In Mrs. J. Parks arrived from Idaho "MM Tuesday to loin her husband w ho 1 "'""l-l ' bo hero for the past tnontb They like th. Klamiiih eonntry so has been coming UikovioW hold In thai ill.', September ft. 8. and 7. Mr. and Mrs. t'. U, V... alter ot Klamath Rills ..no guest recently Mr. and Mrs. Joe I,. Ja-.ibs. ljn- thy and Donald. Mr. and Mrs. John Reber and family and Hri, Hebe:' sister Mrs. Hallmark an I dang Her Mr. and Mrs. Albert Crayson and school plans In September. Mr. ami Mra. Maurice UUmore and little daughter have moved fr.m the A. K. SUreet residence, whlc.i they rented for a portion of the sum mer. Into the apart menu In con nection with bhclr Sweet Shop and eloctrlc shop in the Krupbo building. Rev. Joseph Mlksovcky ami sjn of Baker City reached Malln on Saturday, Augu.-t 8. Rev. Miksovskv will serve' in the capacity of min-1 ch"llr'n ani Mr :1!ul -Vr- Joh" ate later of the church in .MaL'n. Sorv-' Nc" an1 df.lfhtw Irene, and C. 11. .Ices will be held In the community vAU1 P3" anJ ,hc and Boat hall both morning and evening, f Bon to -Mr- u"'1 Mrs J",, I Rev. Miksovsky officiating. Sunda- i Jacobs a son on Monday. August 10. sohool at 10:00 a. m. Morning ser- j Uolh alothL,r uu so' aro re vlces 11:00. Evening services 7:30. PJT"'d "'1; .Mr and .Mrs. Ueo. II were j shopping in Ma'.in Monday Mr. rnnnV .-. l. '"r- '' oo.in A. AlCMimn Mrs. A. C. Colony of Monte.-a. I Calif., is visiting her Mts. Charles Maupin and Mrs well thov intend I.H'atine permanent U- In Klamath Kalis whore thov in ! al T r ,l'1' lend rolna into busioess. I v vhatier llros are eiigagen Mrs Dean Dow la in Aahltnd where sho wont for uiedi.nl treat ment. Mr. and Mrs. Wallet Rouso vro loth ill and iia.o been confined to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Coppock of ls Angeles Is visit.ng .his nrnherl their homo for the past week Mrs Rouse also fell and dislocated her elbow. Mr. and Mrs. Julion Abbott are enjoying a visit from Mr. Abbott's father nnd mother and sister. They plan on returning to their homo fu M.nlfor.1 Saturday evening. Karl llrown reports that his wife ,1 whom be took to Ashland for medi cal treatment Wednesday, is suffer ing from typhoid fever. Joe Brown an.l family are spending a few days at th.1 huckleberry patch. Mr. aid Mrs. Julion Abbott made . here t dill ling a well. Mrs. 1, I. Owen was a I Isiu.as Visitor to Klamath Kulls na day recently. Mr. aud Mrs. Jam) Walls who have boon re id. us in M. dfonl the nasi two years have '(returned I 1 Illy to make their ihome fr tae preseut. TRACY - HILLn Younor Men (9k 0 c i i t r ; t i TijKj v George Graham. Mrs. Colony ex pects to remain some -time in Malin. New Glass is being put In the Windows of the pcol hall to re place that brcke-n and Injured at the time of the ft'.-e. A portion of the aide wall is also boing re paired. H. O. WHIlams of the Penunsula Ranch was a business visitor Sat urday In Malln. Mr. and Mrs. Pete Eisher and daughter Loreta attended to busi ness matters iu Malin on Saturday from their home In Shasta View, where Mr. Ftsicr is tMtch rider. Mrs. Jennie Dunn was skipping In Malln Saturday afte.-iroon. Mrs. Dunn was tPostmlstress of the Tula Lrake post office until it was -discontinued several years ago. O. W. Cooley Is at Steel Swamp helping hay. Mrs. Peter Miller is staying with ner daughter Mrs. Cooley in the and s:n David rill ted Mr. and tt-s-l trip to the huckleberry patch. .Charles X. Srr-i- of Klamath .lls .brinnine back plenty of the delicious daughters Slin(av Jrs Snow a s3ter of ! fruit for canning. Mr. McComb. Mrs. Machamer. an aunt of Mrs. Miss Rosalie Hickman returned 1 Jack Conner, is visiting at the home to her home in Malin after spcnl-.of .er niece. ing s:mc time at Sprague river. . In an effort to reduce the expense Mrs. Fred Kaspar of Lookout, and of keeping of the wooden tramways brother Amadcc Thrasier alt- of t through the lumber yard, the Al Lookout were dinner guests at the ; goma Lumber company has decided home of Mr. and Mrs. George Myers! to resurface the trams with a pro on Wednesday. Mrs. K f spar and duct put out by the Goodyear Rub brother were on their w-ay .home ; ber company. Work is under way now ....in a ...in lavs Bun en 10 inai enu. 11 is expecieu 10 stand i Kaspar and family of Klamath i the wear of the many tractors and Kails and taeir daughter Mrs. K'.acus truck loads of lumber passing over and family of Bonanza. It daily better than the fir which ' has been used before. 0LiGOMA Krc1 EnKl- of Portland and sister. Mrs. No-thev ;f Klamath Mrs. P. Baker, and Mrs. Taylor j Falls were visitors at the home of from the Algoma Logging camp were Mrs. noble's brother. W. Engle, dnr visiting friends in Algoma on Thurs- j jnF t, wc,.k. day. Mrs. It Windsor accompanied by! x T her little granddaughter Peggy La j X)L 1 Nicca. arrived from San Francisco j Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Wallis have Monday for a visit of a couple of returned from Portra.id where Ihev j weeks at the home of her son J. A. 'spent the past six weeks. Miss Marie Obenciain ,f Oroville BREAK HEGALLtu riLLi aosence or air. cooley. I Windsor Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Morris Mrs. Hammond and three daugh Thomas entertaCaed with a dinner iers, mother and sisters of Mrs. Jack party Sunday evening at their iome j Conner, have returned to their home a half mile south of M-alln. in h -nor in Pasadena after a delightful vn- of their daughter Mrs. Raymrnd Allen. Rigor and grand-laughter Bdythe Evelyn of McO.-ud, Cal. The guests were Mrs. Rigor. cation of six weeks spent at the Conner home. Mrs. Pat Winfrey is visiting her is here for a visit with her parents. Mr. and Mr-. Frank Obenchain. Mr. and Mr3. Marvin Cross made a business trip :o Ashland the pas: week. .Mr. and Mrs. Jesse A. Parker. Mrs. James Dris.oll, Karl Walker. .'mother at Siskiyou, who was unfortu- aud Bjrl Hamaker male up I a party Stop at home-first YEARS ago people went into the market place "to shop." Ttey went, not knowing what they would find, its price or its worth. Weary hours were spent in inspection, in bargaining and buying. Today manufacturers are bringing the market place to your home. Every time a newspaper comes a host of oeople are ringing your door-bell. Mer chants and manufacturers are waiting on the door step to spread their goods at your feet for you to look at to inspect at leisure and in comfort. Don't let the opportunity that advertisements of fer you slip by. No matter what you want, cloth ing, groceries, a fountain pen or a farm, you will find the "better" ones in the advertising columns. The advertisements tell you where you can get what you want. They are a guarantee of worth that protects your purchase. T 1 i i 1 ? ? i T 1 ? T i I I i (Continued l-'i-om Page One) which guards Frank Ferrell, S. R. T. Jones and B. F. Tiffany were killed. Tracy later killed Merrill and be fore his career was ended by suicide, when held at bay by a posse, he had killed several more men. The Tracy-Merrill break occurred at 7 o'clock in the morning. Rifles believed to have been smuggled to the convicts from outside the prison, were secreted in the, foundry and wore .vctton by the tw-.j .nnvk-ts after they hid been marched into the shop. T.be ,-ot:vlcia were deal shots. Far.'ell was thot while fu the foun dry. Jones was picked off the north wall at 150 yirds. Tho des peradoes used Tiffany s a shield after they had gotten outside the w ills and then killed him. st.try . f Kscupti The p nrk't left Salem, but re turned lhar night and held up J. W Roberts. , :fcni e. thing and a team of nors?s fi. ra ICm. The next d i two posse memlRTs woro aeid up and a ho s? and buggy and -rifle taken frcm I leni. Tru-o of the convl-.-ts wa.i lo t near Needy. Clack amas county, but on June IB they st' le .horses at New- Era an! eurly In t o n: rnlng drive lur Port land. Three men wore oiughl put side p. Hand nnd compe!o-d to row them acro-.s the Columbia river. Clarke county Washington posses pursued them without success, inou 'h daily the otiti. as were eom- mltting roblwrles. l.-.elr next up pearan.c was it LaCentUT, Wash.. u June 21, and next they were In Diympla, after being aased by p-isses and M --'ib in.l- bhrough everal ountie-i. To .-eaoh Balterd and then Seattle they compelled some fishermen to row Micm across a streffm. Kinall) Siiriioinded Tn: -y was now travejing alone, anj let lt be known that he had killed Merrffl in a duel. On July !. deptii . sheriff K ivui.miI of Sn 'hn ml li inunty an.i E. E. Urctso, a I 1 'fflcer, we:o killed by T acy, and ho fitally .wounded a deputy game warden - named Raw-ley of Seattle. The bod., of Merrill was found Naiiavlni-, Was i.. July li. T:.::y appeared at Itoslyn, Wasi.. T t i 1 t t i 9 Older Men Fall Is Coming! That means you will both need new clothing and that's where we come in! In our Fall Fabrics you will be able to find a design to suit you ancf we guarantee to do the rest in a way that will please you, PRICES AS THEY SHOULD BE! 9 r t T y T ty ltruyyUruV" CHAS. J. CIZEK, Merchant Tailor 109 So. 7th St. Julv 23. and about a week later at j Fletcher, the convicts marched them Wenutrhee. NeU he appearel at f with knives at their throats toward Coulee City and Rllzvllle. On the gnte, ordering (Villus to have August f., a posse surrounded him lb" gate opened hy BtUweU. Htll- well, ihearlng the orvler, said: "Is-hat shall 1 do, Collins.'" "Open tho gale," Cdllns answered. Stllwell In a wheat field at Fellow where he comm. tied suicide after being nn uudrd. The Wrst Dellveri The toll of Tracy's rifle was seven men killed aud one m.uiided. In the break of July 3, 1SS3. II men est aped - ver the wall and Hire-. of tji.-ni were killed as tilley went ut by Glff:rd Bullwefl, i In.ludlng Sitka Jack. Of opened i gate, but it was not the large gute. but a small one befld If. t hut did not load entirely out side. Wetc-her and (Villus rushed outside the gate, and Sluher Fletcher ir stiiweii then douad Hie (ate, eut 1 I ting off the ascane of about 10 other Hi,- li I prisoners who were In the plot. Olio men who got out one. Old BeeU- 1 camp, notorious crim.nal fflttfl killed by u posse near Wo dhurn, and all the oilier were subs.'.iioiit ly can tared except -a man named Plsbrow. Capturing the warden, Cioio, Col lins, and an -overseer named tie). was ' aught Immediately outside by Atlle VeatCfh, an employo Mf thu prison. Many of the prtsonani ruubod I o the turnkeys office ti go firoUrms, but their efforts In the main woro f rust rated, largely by t ho work of Stllwell who imured bullets Into them with much effect, lu ti scuf fle they got a pistol from the turn key, i man named tlobat, and a belonging to Supt. Straltou of the priaou, units: OS VISIT Mr and Mrs. Robert Davis ar- ii. .1 here yesterday from Calls toga. California, where they have boon making their home for the past few months. Mr. Ilnvls is heri tor the purpose ot disponing of some properly In this city. ThM expect to return south WllMa t.ic next few duys. VISITS MRS. MILLER .Miss Tabor of Dorils was a guimt at tlie homo of Mrs. W. 1). Miller over Wednesday. Leads Scorers Buying with a Definite knowledge is so much better than shopping at random. Study the advertisements y r1 " Try It Yourself W hen (lie soles wear out nn your latest necessary t ohavc tlicin fe-solct TRY THIS lasts Figure bow long you time our Goodyear repaii We believe you will (ind tlie repair wi the original solo. A (ioodyear repair is more than a repair llicll new parts are substituted for old and T.isls no inure better have Ihe best. Introducing Mr. Haym Cuyler. stor outfielder of the J'lttsburg Pirates. Tho other day bo registered his one hundredth run. Iielng the first major leaguer to turn the trick ihls season. This Is only his second year In fast company. but he's al ready rated a star.y pair of shoes, ami you find it ivorti Ihe shoes, then keep Iraek of the II give you belter service than 111 it is a REBUILDING, in made a part of the shoe. HERE'S WHY GOODYEAR SHOE SHOP W. W. CONNORS Next Door to the Herald office
