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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1925)
KIUDAY, AUGUST 14. 1626 EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON fAGE TWO Gabrielson and Ballard Arrive p For Short Visit On a Rnerqj tour of luspectlotti V. li, Ballard, state lender of county iiRoniH. hih) lru . Gabrielaou, ro ilrnt Ibndor 31 the United States Bi ological survey of Oregon, arrived his! night and after spending: sever al hours this morning conferring with COUQty Agent C. A. Henderson, 1 continue., on their journey to QranU PflSB. I The two men were aivompanUu by It. W. Kordener. recently appointed county ngeut of Lake county, aud j. Thompson of Portland. Korden er left the party here and returned to l.ukevlew. UVGKXB iKTS KAIX Kl'l.KNK. Ore., AUg. 14-- Ruin fell in Knueue last night after 61 days without precipe futiou. What Mother Would Take a Thousand Dollars V. v I ' i' f.i For lier baby's picture if she could hot get anoth er. Tomorrow you can not get a picture o your children as tliey are today for they will change. They grow up and the change takes place before us, yet we see it not. Wo are conscious of the change only by comparison. Have a perpetual likeness of the children taken today. W'e special ize in children's photos. Lone Robber Gets 20,000 from Bank nAYTOX.ohlo. Auk. U. (P A robber held up sl employes of the North Dayton branch ol' the Day ton Savings slid Trust eompany early today ami escaped with npproxtaiata- ly J 30,000. Ttii1 hold-up, oui- of the most spots lueular ever suited- here, was eom- mittcd after the robber suddenly con trasted eatployaes after apparently Inn-inn boon hiding In the basement of tlm building all night. Get Jewels From Narcotic Queen CHlCAtlo. Aus. li.- (p Fifty thousand dollars worth of jewelry was oatsed bore today by federal officers who opened a safety de posit box rented by Mr. Kitty cl 11 hooley, arrested recently as head of a narcotic syndicate. Uiseoreiios resulting from Mrs. Qllho6lSyS ar rest paved the way for the arrest of Colonel Will Ofay lleaeh. for mer head of the government's local narcotic squad. Pickford Plotters Sentenced to Life Heavy Fire In Cascade Range KI'OKNK. Ore., Aug. 14. A for est fire covering iiir .vies q! ih- god-over land was reported neutr McKeaale liridgo in the CascaidN Nations! forest hounds yestbrday evening, llreen timber stands are on nil sides of the lire. Thirty men were dispatched I dWubat the fumes, and today the blase was under eanbrol, ltaln aClleh fell ixti night for th first time In 61 days, aided "n f'ri Mfntewi, a BO-acr.e tire tn Drift Oreeki la2 the Sluslaw National forest, was ( J checked when it reached green y timber. A small fire near Helknap V i New Arrivals Latest Styles And Models in the Sprints in the als checked. CaHade forest wus i 111 XSMt IK VISITOK tl. V. Brown. Joe t'uiiniiighum, K. 11. Hanoi. K. J. Martin and H. Merrill are here from Iiunsmulr today and will return home to-jA morrow. ! JT UtltlVKI) TODAY Mr. anil .Mrs. W. tl. Fortman of Portland arVivecl here this af ternoon for a short visit. STINSON STUDIO Fine Portraits Out door Photography i Kodak Finishing. , 73 7 Main LOS ANGELES, Aus. 14.- uPi I Superior J udge Victor .Mcl.ucus 10- day sentenced C. z. Stephens nnd S Claude Holcomli to terms of from ten years to life in San Quentiu I prison following their conviction (...,... .... .i... urn ir.-iviua, ui ,'.'ii;i!s Ml uu nail .Mary Pickford. film star. He denied their motion for probation and a new trial. The defense save notice of appeal. PROM CORVALLI8 Mr. aud , Mrs. K. li. Jackuian of Corrallis are visit I n k in the city today with friends. :-----:--:-----:---:--:---:--:--:--:-4j.4..c ft-:-:--:-:--:-:-: ..:..:..:..:......c..c.m....4-(..4. S 1 Bread Quality J Is dependent upon, the qttalityt of materials used to- t ?;ether with method of hafidlirfg and baking. X Bread that is rich and creamy, with a full wliole- some flavor, bread that is nutritious and health build ing, bread that always satisfies, is the .'undamental principle that has attained the high standing that "Better Bread now enjoys. Your grocer can supply you with "Better Bread" insist on having it. Special for Saturday -Huckleberry Pies Phone your Order ow. SIXTH STREET BAKERY CHAS. LANDIS 126 South Sixth St. "For Goodness Sake Eat Better Bread" ON BUSINESS M, I. Blotcky of the ij Von .sthop. left last evening for south ern CiUlftJrnia on a U x days busi ness trip and will return fsore t umplete his business affairs the first of the week. Seek to Cancel Big Bond Issue Den Hamilton and It. D, Miles of Bead, friends of Duncan McKay, are hen' for a few days' visit. PORTLAND. Ore.. Auk. 14. Suit to cancel as invalid all the extra $500,000 or nioro bonds reported to have been' printed for the city of Orenco at the same time ns the issue of (50.000 bonds authorized for water works extension, was filed today by John S. Shute. bond deal er, in Forest Grove. The samo suit asks for a per-1 manent restraining order against the defendant officials of Orenco. to prevent them from placing on Ihe market any of the bonds printed' tn excess of the $50,000 which was j authorized. issued and finally F. -via. from RKTl K.MXti SUNDAY M. Lucas and his son. Mar are expected home Sunday San Francisco where they are attending "buyers' week.' FALL COATS f Chiffon broadcloth, silk ' Bolivia and all the rest of the popu lar fabrics for the fall of 1925. All are fur trimmed with .squirrel, beaver, fox, niink or musk rat and with these furs to go with the popular purple and mahogany shades of the coat itself, fashion has devised one of the handsomest gar ments seen in many seasons. lPLr. ItKKT SI (I Alt ACKBAGE DK- I'KKASKS KXt.'KPT IX 111 SSI. I HOME. Acreage devote! to beet sugar growing in Kurpean natloas. producing three-iuai:tors of the world's iupply,.4ecregi from 1. 963.00 Ihectares' In 19!4 to 1,905. 000 hecrars in 19!5, srntllstlcs gath ered by the International Institute of placed in the hands of Shute to be ; Agriculture show. Falls Mercantile Co. Exclusive Agents - Walkover Shoes X 4-44'4-4'4--4-4-4'4'':-4-4---4--4-4.44''-'0 Porter Construction Co. Fo I f Sand and Gravel Plant Now in Operation Sale: Washed and Screened Sand and Gravel. An Independent Material and Con struction Co. 1. Phone 13 Klamath and Market Sts. toarketed. lie asks for an order of the court declaring this issue of bonds valid. Shute has publicly offered to re purchase any of the Orenco bonds which he has sold. He declared that these bonds had been certified to him as valid by a responsible firm of Boston bond atorneys and by the officials of. Orenco. Investigators who have been look ing into the Orenco bond situation have reported that they have found that about $500,000 bonds were printed for the city. An earlier report given out by one of District Attorney Myers' investigators that the bonds printed totalled 1990,000 has not been verified. The decrease was greatest In Spain, falling from 179,000 to 78, i 000, and In lltaly, afiliiiB from 124, I 000 to 50.000, while Bulgaria which had 25,000 hectares planted in 1924 ' had none in 1925. On the other hand, a large In crease was reported from Kiiasia :rwhere the acreage was augmented j from 345,000 to 409,00 (hectares. FROM MKKKILL Mrs. John Taylor spent the fore noon in the city from Merrill on business. "RimsTn Family1 NOTF.O WI.M),IAM.MKI kxdsVakk.kk AS FISHIXt; DARO.E NEWPORT liKACH, (Jul., The final chaptorjn the romantic career bi the three-masted scftooner Muriel Is written on the sands of the beach at the end an.'c of thu harbor here where the battcrej hulk if the raft once a proud figure In the Paclljc ooast commerce 'f windjammers days, lies a hopeles.t wreck. Stare her laiimuiny at Alameda, Cal., more than 30 years ago, the Mu'niel has established an enviable record among Mailllng ships on the seven seas, particularly in "her fast I passage while engaged In the copra ' trade In the South Sea Islands. She I was once ranked with the finest and most tsately galling ships of the Pa cific, ami the waterfronts of the o.ust heurd tales jr romance and 'adventure -wc'ven abiut her by srTirci ! at .frizzled seamen. heny notified the .warden's office ilown a canyon, one bulf mile from captd, at the penltentlnry and guards Wlllard. as if some one bud lighted Inoraiai went to the place to Investigate. ja match. T Iwy could tell there was About half nnd hour Inter. Ore- '"ant one man nnd probably two. gon National tinnrdsmi n in the posne from Sllverton, saw the flash! Suspects Fscnpe The guardsmen opened fire The various posses thin Won closely giinrdliiK an area of country the boundary of which covered about twenty tulles land takes in U'lllnnl. Sublimity. 11 with uilles south of Sllverton, Shaw. of a light for nn Instant moving their rifles, but the aulpei ts theme hack to Wlllnrd. CONVICTS SEEN AT FARM HOUSE Je-.-e $e- Ja-Js. -Je-Je-5- e-- --. J Je. J -Je. -J . -XX J 5'' J Y New Management Specials I Square Deal Drug Store ' (Next Door to Pine Tree) (Continued From I'ugc Ono) Tliis chap comos from a family of golfers. He's Jack Mackle Jr., and he recently won the junior and New York state amateur crowns. He's .the son of a professional and his neKhbnrlmiMl by the report tele phoni! to the prison that the Mellltcn.v farmhouse, 7 miles south I of SilTerton, was pillaged during jthe night. Mrs. Mcllheny reported thu;. late In the night she nnd her hushund heard someone enter the house. She says that they lay still in bed, and that the prowlers wander ed over almost, the entire house far nearly halt nn hour, but did not enter the' bedroom. Nothing was taken except, perhaps, u little food, the woman said. , Prowlers Reckless Mrs. Mcllheny said she could not tell how ninny men were In the house, but that they made lots of noise and apparently did not care whether anyone heard them or not. Waiting for n time after the men Gillette style razors regular $1.00 39c Gillette style blades, pkg. 12 reg. $1.00 69c A. D. S. shaving cream regular 25c 21c 10c tsyptic pencil with every tube of A. D. S. Bhaving cream Superba men's comb, Regular 50c 19c Robbed Hair combs, Regular 40p 19c Deree li) stick, Regular 35c 17c Ramona rouge, latest shade Regular 35c 17c Powder puffs, Regular 25c 6c Hays Beauty lotion Regular 50c 27c Coty's face powder Regular $1.25 $1.00 Hays Dental cream . Regular 25c 14c Wash cloth 5c Bath gloves 9c Ice cold citria magnesia 25c Rubber gloves Regular 75c 33c Combination syringe and water bottle, reg. $2.50 79c Combination attachment for water bottle 37c Fountain syringe tubing, Regular 40c 23c Eye shades Regular 25c nc Hand brushes Regular 25c I0c Genuine Aspirin Tablets Regular 25c doz 13c Eagle Brand milk 23c Coco Cola at our fountain 5c Watch for the nurse at our store Saturday. everyone She will have a present for S T Wacls 1 the well-know l-known Isaac
