The Evening herald., August 13, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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CONVICTS
THREE
STILL MISSING
( nullum .1 ' (,., (In, I
up ami Ma trow the (orrldw, mm.i '''v'"" ""' buiwinr "' 11 '
lull hi'. ill ilyliiK Instantly, W. W. hud l-fl llii r Kim alloc (Irj
Ourdnor, iuwtiu r.uani, waul to aid jtonvict iwtul on, iStnn tod mhi
KOUDBII, inking hi" nun a"d help-(worked IhoiiiHidmn IoOM und ro-
Inj iii. ii duwnitalri, a bullet ttnm mihhi in Bojem la Eton's tr
iho iionWati jinotkod lb rifle from
iii 'I band, By i iIh time guard
ii.ui on bad arrived n. i p il
Mo i. in rtlUld! prepuired I? open
riru mi tiin oonvlaUj Ittie oouvlcta
um yard ami to post n. 7, wiwru
ha khi big rlfla,
Aimni tho tamo Unto thai Jonti
attaokad McKluloy, Mm ray, tho
Iwiulur, iiiii iiiiiiliMi'ii .1 iiin 11. ui 1 , iM
'I'liruiilliiK Iiin kiillr 111 linvhlxnn
Murray iiiutti'tcd : "Give uie
kfyn in tbo Mianai, or ru mi your
haart wiU"
Kicked In Nlunim h
tho yard, 1 lt-y emend i'.ic lower
r:hI killed llolmon, Ouard kiite
Savage iww returning rroin MlnDoi
along tbo poultontlury-atato hospital
pond and ruined to pnt No, 2,
adiaro bo wan nbot Tbo njuvloli
ing 1 k1 1 "ui "t 1 lit p niton oloouro by iti
Mauri in pmt Nn. I, iiuil it vm
liorb 1 -i.it Dav.ldaan kjiiod Oru
Jone 1, trilling blm through 1 ba h 1
Laatead Dayldwui nrieii 0 ttwl and " owt w""- '"
ktekod Murray aquaroly In tho till Pltahiad hoadkmi to iho iround,
doman, knooklog blm oialnat o ban :"' '" ttmntr& Warden Dalftrm
ulnar iimt guard a itarway imid D'a "i"'""1' Hro ilii ni shotgun,
log downward, and almoai proolpl- ""'""n .Murray. Kiltaoa buiiot
itiiiiiK him into tbt prbwn iwu- l"l,'"t"1'" w"r" '" Ll,u
lunut. There b u nit tr hum r r"" "' '""a No' ''
hIiuiii iiiin laablonl keonuee Duvldabu tnuaamlqer Tual
yoari ur wftpn bo llw in Uraemia .Murray staggered, but raooarotH
county, wtitt lin-iun iu "llii- Wjol" hluiiii'lf mill with ihn ilier two
Htmiiton. nun towurd tbo ttau bpfpitai, 11
11. nil. :i lauuodkaitfl) loft iiy u 'tuarlor u( u mlto noaVib o( ubo
imrlli dour llii" Um ,,ir, and run li!i,:in At Um boopltal '. V.
Pott N I tin ilm tioir.it ., nun 1 IvIIU, an atliiiiliint, who had boon
IMHBI
arraod m nn .1 rlfio.
fining on Into Um tutrnkoyn .fti, 11
lb,' oiiivlrlii (mi ml M'varnl ntfloorx
l iHnpuim i,f., Mil mi y Ibruat a
knifo at Pota Whiii', a guard wtio
. wiltliiK al 11,. itk. ami ill'
uiiiudvd Um ki'yj 1.1 t ir iiinoottl,
O0U Rtfloa
"You'ro iiraiy" nnnwiMi'd Vlill
Murray, tbfn n OfOlllOd blin, ami
avldontay knowing tidal tvhito did
n t havo tim koyai cava but aUou
linn t Jarnoa Noaatltb, tbo turnkey
Joan uiao ruabod NoanlUi and
alufgad Naamlrb in tin- law, floor
ing. Mm und pinlbly broakblg lil
Jaw. Ncntnllli wai In a tkUMd II ItO
dlaobargod by Bupt. Btolaor and
him oatlod a taxi cab, wai wuiuhk La
1 lif yard,
Hko rugillrai order z)nn, Bbo
taxleab drlror in lot tben Into 1
.11 and alio rdorod iTltta in K"t in.
inn wai okdarad b4rla aaat, eon
trury in f.rat report! thai tln-y i I
x"n" Ibnougti Balen lata rik un
t and H'hirii caoaad the nim paean
m rruM Um Wllliiiiii'ltn rlvr In 11
diroctfen oppoalte t that aolually
taken by um ruaiuvmi.
That BkH and Ivllta worn not
lotniKdlo l tu rcuiuln .In itio nuto with
Ihn ili.M-: itoi'i nil nUut 1. i-,b-
nbl.. din' t W.ixn'ti niakliii: Um om- I I'liv Utdaa u br iber
rymple.
llii ken MNJ taken und Ihv umenul tletu belluvu tho ear ua ulmusl
DIw-iiinI by the deH-rJgoii. out of gaeollno. t'nihir Ihulr
Kour Wlaenaatar ulflee, a abatfunllbreata ho droro the three to a
und two boM ol eartirldgoa urarti f auhaol houao a nhrt dlatanoe eaat
llefmru tbu hiiivIiih left lliiiiu
I hey nibbed Ivlllu f ovnr M50
Inn invo I 1 1 1 book tin und look
ovoral d'dluhi rrmu ZI1111.
Inn In an elderly man.
"I ilitivu Been a gOPd dual nf ku'i
Iduy tin my tluie," he laid Inn iiIkIH,
"mi. 1 have had vamo ubrtMlag 1 0X4
perienoai, bin nevar aniytblni Hke
1 went Ibrouvb tonlsbt,"
inn mild the eonvloti continual'
ly tbreateaed him and twUti during
111" trip. Murray, bu nuld, elulmud
h" killed both 11 iinan ami gweooey.
TIiIk 1 apparently not I rue, etagg
nun wan killed with a ghotgun an 1
I. Im oilier with u rifle. Th" ."il
vlein apparently did not know they
had w Minded DaVuge,
"I nhnl pdiil blank al blin and
nilmteil Dim," Murray mid ln (ho
aiiloniobiln. V
Murriiy Khoi in Arm
SSInn "a M Mini.-. grag nreunded
In the arm and ado Irum liho 1 i
en'e abet gtiti,
it developed today that tho roa
i'. mi Guard Davidgon ifailod t i in.
luat'i morn onivlt'ln from the in in
bunt atliNr her had gbpt BOd k Kgd
Oregon Joaee wan doe to tbo fact
thai bla anunnalllon tailed. Ha bad
gained Lb4 put need by (iuani jamea
llo'.man aflor lloliiian had been kill
ed by u onvlet, HoUnen had been
Bring tii. kuii at the eeeaplng arie-
oncra, nnd lonneqinntly but tone
or two gartrydgeg were b it in 1 1
nagaxlne when Daviaoa eeeured tba
weapon,
Hainan and Sweeney, ttto i . ,i
guardg bntdi leave famllloa In Salem,
Uolman a widow, two ddugbtorg
and a win, and Sweeney a wlJow,
daugbtar and son, Holnan waa a
I,:-. 'ho- In law of Warden Dalrym-
af Mrs. Lil-
taken from too argonnl, begldeg tbo
oarirldgoa in the guna
(Kin ghtrirllng
Tim ronvietn begaa to ahpot al
onco. Two iihot ware tirmi tbreugh
01 Pratutn, about nine nfllea eaM
of Sale ui. .Inn liuld Murray teem
ed t kn w tin' country tuorpugbly.
DHror Bmployi Race
.ina kept lelllag the ragltlveg
ihn imuiiti w indow ui guard Qbvlea J that ha wan almoai out of can, and
UuKlnlO) on Poat No, 7. and Mc neaar Rratum Informed Uhem that
Klntny'e mouih wag (Hied with
biiikiiliol whou Ihn bulletg Ml il"'
t-JWrr.
About the aainu time the t-onvli-tn
begaa airooiiuK through the north
winduw ut i ' i i No. t. gnenndlag
Holnan aad kiiiinf: Bweeney, Hol
in. in wan hit flrnt. Sweeney ran
glong I'll" wall fnnu Baal Nn. 2,
to rollovu hlui mid w'un nhot thru
thi' anghbi wan about ready Lo niop.
"Then Urlve bohlnd thut uelloil
houne." ordered Murray.
.Inn biil to nnd he and Ivilta
worn urdored cut of teie eur. The
oanvl.u I'xehaugeil avver.il urtlrlei
of nlothlng with them, t'len tied the
two men to n tree a.ai nuHK'-d I he in.
warning dbem under penalty ol
death not to U'M w"ln-e the r mvli-ln
Berrlng la-nK Tenne
OMgon J men, the dead eonrlct,
waa received January iai:i, from
JOBOphlUO COUnty to nerve 2u yearn
f ir unmiult und robbery. He wan
2:i eur old. Wllih faur other con-
rlcta, Inoindlng Murray and Kelly,
June.) en.upi',1 from dnnlde the walb
March II, 1 12-1. All tho olhern
worn iumii eaagjht, but Murray not
TJr inonlhn late-r, when lie, w-.is 11--renteil
In tti.-ramoul).
Kllsworth Kelley wnn also rccclv
cd from Josephine tounty on 1:1..
snnie dute 114 J Tien, and hin rrlme
wan aiding the Jone.i Urol horn M
eeeapa JaJl, He iwos serving id
yoarn. Ho In years old,
UUtlray wan received from Land
county December :n, 1923, tft a-
pi
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We Outfit Big and Little Shavers
(Jt'iu razors $1.00
Gillette razors $1-00
Kvcr Ready razors $1.00
Auto strop razpnrs $1.00
Kndcrs razors $1.00
Durban!) Duplex razors $1.00
Straight blade raioni $1-50 to $4.50
All .standard brands shaving creams 35c to $1
After shave lotions, creams etc 25c to $1.50
FOR BIG SHAVERS
Talcum powder (more than 30 kinds)
25c to $1.20
Razor strops 50c to $5.00
RazpT hones .' $1.00 to $2.50
Tweezers 15c to 50c
Styptic pencils 10c
Blades for all standard safety razors 35c to $1
Shaving brushes 35c to $4.50
Strop dressing 25c
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Everything to make the home shave painless and pleasant.
FOR LITTLE SHAVERS
I loi lick's Malted Milk
Kagle Brand milk
Dextro Maltose
Mellins Food
Hygeia Nipples ,
Mygeia bottles
Rattles
50c, $1.00, $3.75
25c
75c
75c
2 for 25c
2 for 25c
15c to 50c
Infant sets (comb, brush, etc) 50c to $6.00
Baby talcum powder 25c
Baby creams 25c and 50c
Castile soaps lOc to 50c
Anti colic nipples, 2 for 15c
Castoria 25c, 35c and 40c
Pyrex nursers 35c
Baby hot water bottles 75c to $1.50
We list above only a few of the items we carry to keep the baby healthy and happy.
SPECIAL
We have on sale at half the marked prices a limited number of boxed papetries
and correspondence cards. The boxes are slightly soiled but the paper strictly
good. Now 15c and up.
Take Plenty of Kodak Films
We carry genuine Eastman Films to fit all cameras. Leave your films with us for quality finishing
STORE NEWS
Confidence in the exact fulfilment of your doc tor's prescription is absolutely essential to the
best results. That consideration is paramount in our service.
No otic likes to go to a drug store and have the soda clerk grab your prescription and start to work on
it. Voa immediately feel that some one is trying some tiling that they can't put over. That is the very reason
why no One touches a prescription that comes into either of our three stores unless he is a college trained
and registered pharmacist.
Bui there is somethirtg besides college training that must go into your medicine. The drugs and every
thing else il contains must be fresh and pure. They e KC! u ul u" ?J
m bouerhl and used quickly or they lose much of their value
in sufficient quantiti.es to assure the minimum price
up before they become too old.
All in all, lucre is no better place to buy drugs or sundries than at Currins For Drugs, Inc.
With our three stores to buy for we can order
and we also know that our three stores will use them
oil 1 1
umns
forjjrugs
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
oommr
NEWEST MODELS
ml Mult with :i dmiierMii weapon -In
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Willus m rocelvod Trom t ' m:i
cnniKx.tt'.vi wlih the noppery or a
bank ut Ptorenea i whlc ha parti
clpatott. Ho is 20.
lime of year ti
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It Ih IIiIh hIioh Hint ln" IiioubIu hIioh
stylo mill shoo oomtort to mote inon in
this country han any oilier mako,
Men who aro Boslonlsn fium will not
eonsltler sny other nlioo, and their rea
son in always the inrne they wear bet
ter, liey ft bottor ami they look better.
ihink of your Fall fool wear and
in mind WO have stocked with some oi the
Hid Smartest models in lligll grade popular priced
be found on ihe market,
roin us you can he assured of a perfect in, and
tyle, Stylos ami leathers to suit each one of
crcit cOStUtnos and al prices that arc always
tollable,
For W7omen
"J t)lu (Colly" ut a in pel tt womciis
shoo Ih jiiNt tim Htimu us putting "body
by Planer' on nn BUtotuobllo. Women
itvorywlu'vo roroKtttxo ft as Iho lubol tf
true wojrthi 'nn- Jobn Koiy dletatoB of
Stylo aro probably tbo most widely fol
lowed of any inn It o in A nit1 lien.
Ullii county, April 13, 1924, to
servo sovon years Qr bu Klary. His
nt;( ils 26.
"JINKS" TAYLOR
WILL BE OUSTED
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For Children
The Simplex shoe people were among the first to take an active interest
in the small Child's feet and try 10 make something that would give them
absolute comfort and at the same time train and build their little feel as
lliev should be built.
How well they have succeeded Is shown by Ihe fact that about half of
Ihe Children's shoes you see in any city are SIMPLKX.
KLAMATH SHOE STORE
W. H. KITTO, Prop.
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I'iONlll.KTON, ti e , AllK. 13.
Mayir James A. Foe, . f I le oily of
reiiilletoo, last nir in inftunied Uie
elty couAeM tiiiit he would nit gu
pay warrants for W. 11. "Jinks"
Taylor as cCllef of plolce afte.- Sep
lember 1. T!ie decision ol the may
or amounts lo tho practical dismissal
and culminates
long wrangle bjattoeon the oity fath
ers and the mayor ver Taylor's services.
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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OonaUt Bold of lluffiito Is secretary
und third ewner of the Hold lueklnK
06., which did a 157,000,001) business
last yoar. Hut he has Just finished
six months work an nn ordinary
liutcher 111 Ills firm's Wkhlta (Kas.l
Vlant nnd plans to do the same thfntf
In the on. km plant, lie wunta to
know the business from the ground
UP-
State Leader
Of Clubs Will
Arrive Today
Mss Helen Cowgill to
Give Demonstrations
For Girls
Miss Helen CoWRlll. head of the
Kirls' chili work throughout Oregon
under the O. A. ('. extension service,
will arrive in Klamath Kalis Fri
day niorninfi and will he Immediate
ly taken lo a meeting of the can
nery club ill the Midland school
house. This club was the first of
its kind organised In the county
and promises some good natured
rivalry with the other girls, cannery
project, known as the Klamath Val
lov Cahnlnil I'lub and composed of
Kills ill the Henley. Lone l'ine. Sum-1
mers and Spring Lake districts.
Miss Cowgill will give practical
demonstrations of canning of fruits
and vegetables in aiding the girls
I to perfect this year's program which
culminates in the exhibit at the
County I'nir.
I In the afternoon she will attend
ja similar meeting with the Klam
lath Valley Cannery Club girls at
' the home of Mrs. T. C. Haley on
Ihe Merrill Route. Miss UOWglll is MrK John Windsor aud sou Jack,
j a prime favorite among tho club j w(h Mrg Windsor's mother, were
workers and her coming is always , vjsitng ierc this afternoon from
', the signal for many delightful lit-! tncj,. bomei
i tie surprises from girls' club organ!-1
znlions. such as teas, programs of
entertainment, music or other ex
pression of the high regard in
which she is held by tho girls.
Saturday will be devoted to com
pleting the program of exhibit and
allocation of various cannery, cook
ory and sowing displays for the
county fair in company with County
Club Leader Sexton.
VISITING BEARD JIOJIE
Mr. and Mrs. Mollis O. Joy of
Boston, Mass.. who are making a
tour of the west, aro guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. 1. Beard.
Today the eastern visitors, with
Mrs. J. I. Beard and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy Oren and H. Oren motored to
Crater bake,
MRS. SHOUT IN
Mrs. B. W, Short and daughter.
Miss Dorothy, of the Merrill road
are among tho out of town shop
pers here today.
IN l-ltOM AliGOMfA
FOKMKB 1MSTOB HKRK
Rev. and Mis. George T. Pratt Hero
Kor Visit With Friends
Rev. and Mrs. George T. I'ratt
of Orinco, Oregon, are guests at
the home of Mrs. H. C. Telford for
a week from their home in tho
south. They have a host of friends
here who welcome their visit, Rev.
Pratt being pastor of the Presby
terian church here, leaving for tho
south in 1911.
AT MALIX
Mrs. F. Wilde is spending the
week at Maltn, ussisttng at tho
Malin hotel.
QUAKG FI'XT
I1UTTE. Mont., Aug. IH,
A slight
' lii'l'e ill
arthqunke shock was felt
:50 last night and 3:15
; this morning. Thcro was no dam-
1 age.
BUS1KGBS C.U.LER
c R fiilfeldt of Portland U
among tihe business visitors here to
day from Portland.
ON t IMPING TBIP
Mr. and Mrs. William Ham
mond uiud Mr. and Mrs. Eugeno
Hammond of Morrill left this after
noon for a weeks camping trip,
planning to motor as far north as
llntland,
NOTICE
Save money on Tire Mileage
The system we use is absolutely
different from all other meth
ods. Let us show you a real repair
job, done by this modern re
pair system. All work done on
a strict Money Back Guarantee.
Share with hundredB of satis
fied customers this now deal
in Vulcanized repairs.
Let us Inspect your Tires
F R E E, before they need Re--pairing.
Come in Today
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Phone 843J
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