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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 14, 1925)
EVENING HERALD. KITAMATH FAT.TA OREGON FRIDAY, XtJOUBT ft, tt& -V.' Principals in Mystery Blast f ? ? t NOTORMATES r-s- G HUBERT'S t 1 smMt m sr. w C a s 123 No. 8th h G r o c e r y Phone 484 J 1 PAKE FOUR Sustained Qwaftty or greater mileage greater power greater economy Ask your dealer for the MOTORMATES -Associated Gasoline and Cycol Motor Oil Associated Oil Company HHTcnaiEuEiai 2ZlZZZZZZZ ZZZZ "Z7'Z rZTZ 1 'ZZZZZZZZZZTZZ ZZZZZZZ J. 'JZ1 Z Z When ;tn bxptOa iJcdroyed the laboratory of Charles Henry S.-h-WSjrat, Inventor, at Walnut Creek. Calif.. Mrs. Schwarti (ahcrre) Iden tified a body found in the ruin as t'lal of her husban.1. Police grew suspicious, however", when Walter Conzalcs (below), night watchman sa.it! Schwartz had ..irdercd him away from the placo on the .-light of the blast. Now they claim t have identified tho b:dy us that of a ranch band, and clam S.-hwarii hail plotted a "perfect crime" and fled. He fend $1SO.UOO insurance. He is shown above, beside Mrs. We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out at 5 p. m. same day I Specials for Saturday and Monday August 15 and 17 This Goof Thought He Had a Bargain Father Testifies In Girl's Trial SAN KKANl'ISCO. Aug. 14. (A') COAST LEAGUE VhKIKS Portland-Oakland, no game, rain Seattle-Vernon no game. wet ', Montevideo today grounds. Los Angeles 4 ; Sacramento (12 innings). San Francisco 2 Salt Lake 4 SIOCX CITY, Iowa. Aug. 11 ! (TO A Flier in high finance proved Joseph Kliingson, father of Dorothy ' disastrous for Abe Remus, 32, a I Kllingson. the 17 year old girl who jf l farmer living near Itutte, Mont., lis charged with the murder of her who ran into the poliv1 station with- j mother, resumed the witttesH stand out coat and hat Thursday night nt the second trial of the vouac mat- it MONTEVIDEO land demanded the apprehension or , ricide today. II" tcitlfi. d that llor- MOXTEVIDEO. Aug. 14. tP) a "friend" from whom he declared Othy's mother had been mentally un- Tbe Prince of Wales arrived at tnat ne naa- purchased the city j balanced for several months before hall for J15.00'!. paying $100 down the child's birth and npo that lloro and signing a contract for the bal- Ithy herself had Dot been normal for Former Kaiser wants to go visit- I several years pas! in;;. Wants to visit Germany. II wore out his welcome last time. I Presbyterian Church Sundr.y School at 10 A. M. Preaching- by Rev. J. S. Stubblcfield, former pastor of Church, at 1 1 :(X) A. M. Nothing So Important Nothing has so vital a bearing on your health as the condition of your teeth. Defective teeth are the cause of many bodily ills. Without good teeth, perfect health is absolutely impossible. Don't fool with effect- get at the cause have your teeth attended to and many of your ills will disappear. R. D. COE, DENTISTS f Painless of course) 202-204 Hopka Bid;,. Sth and Main Phone 836 : "Casey" Picnic to Be Staged Sunday Members of the Knights of Co lumbus and friends will stage the annual "Casey" picnic at llay den Meadows, l!a miles out on the Ashland highway. next Sunday. Automobiles will leave from in front of Lyceum hall at 10 o'clock in the morning. A complete pro gram of games and outdoor eports has been prepared. Those who can take members in their cars arc asked to notify the committee in order that all who wish to enjoy the picnic may do so. . On cross examination. Assistant District Attorney Harmon Skillen real from the records the statement made .y Kliingson at the imiuest. At that time Dorothy's father de clared she was normal', as far as he was able to judge. BlHncaoa broke down once during his time on the Htund. when he told of the queer actions of his wife prior to Dorothy's birth. For several min utes he was able lo answer questions only haltingly. Dorothy herself has not Buffered any of the hysteria or fainting spells which characterized her first trlar. SAILS FOB EUROPE NEW YORK, Aug. U, IPi -.!. 1 Hamilton Lewis, form- United j States senator from IliKiois. sailed i Wednesday in connection with a proposed $100,000,000 American loan loan unnamed European 0Uh try. While he declined to state what nnt'on sought tnc toon, lie named Italy as one of the coontrlej tmtt needed finunelal assistance. TODAY'S l ESTS Registration at the chamber jf commerce office was light today With on!-" ten cars registering up to late this afternoon. Am-ng them were: 1). A. Seward, Elslnocu, Cal.J ff. F. Parker, Oakland; w. L. Wako f cld. I." i MalimM; c. B. pohnetl, Kretca : KdHh A. Ifcmin, Berkeley; Cora w. l.lff, Stockton; -Walter Aun, Reseda; Mrs. Wren Mldd!obro:k, !:akcrsf! -'d; Annette U. Locke. Ah ordecn, Wash.; and W. E. Dyke'. .Ma I III TO VISIT I'.vrilKK Knights of Columbus ANNUAL PICNIC SUNDAY, AUGUST 16th AT HAYDEN'S MEADOW Everybody Welcome Games - - Races Something Doing Every Min ute Dad Smith will be there with his concessions. mam III yr iy iiriitllnr raia """" ,,v motor i Ul I L.I1 Ul-!llUIL, i father's hem.: at Plymouth, VI AMPKCOTT. Aug. I I. (Pi De- liii' an overcast sky President Cool- ould not for hi (Continued Prom Pee tine) maw guarded, said Lewis, and he and hi. fellow officers were nb'e to travel trim Portland l. Salem at Dlddnight, and from ftilum Into the w, '.'led dislrkn eastward ivlfchoul bping a -costed b I)83eaie.i or guards at bridges o- any ther p are. Dairy mple Criilei.e,l It '.(III be trie object of tii- cor tiii'l Inqaoai 10 determine, if pos- 'jlble, who of the cic.ipliig cuvicls shut the guards. T ie lentlllti ny (if j ;i iure number pf pe.i'oiM will ba ! nocessary. Coro'ier Higdon wai I unable 13 say til's morning just When the Inquest wmiIiI be CaL'ud. I He was f,ulte certain It wo. ild n il be In :c foconoon, and thought ii : might net be until tonight, - I The libjeot cf the goe nor's in- vestlgialk..i will be lo dctenuin" whetiher carelessness mil lax dU I cipline on the part of Hie prison a I mimstralt-iu iwere respjnslblo for llhfl break. The governor discredit I ed changes made by Oswald WchI j und others (lint alter Inefficiency I was shown by Warden Dalrympie. However, ho will mako an effort 0 ascertain the facts. At loosi O.llt iwaa his declatred Intention yoster-day. Heroine IMda Miifinollnl, 1 l yrnr-old dUfhtftf uT tho fumoUH premier of Italy, it nr-rifiinied n a liero by her fellow rltlr.ons. A kIiI rompnnlon. In mvlm niln, v.-dH nboul to drown when Mlaf Mur .c.ijj.t Jumped Into the water and , uved her. ? t ? ? t f i f f i t t i ? i i t t t i H) His pure cam1 BUgar :! packages jallo 49 lbs. Crater Lake flour l! His. Anchor flour 49 lbs. Crown flour Sunbrite Cleanser, :i cans .Mason fruit jars, pints Mason fruit jars. Quarts Mason jar caps, per doz Ply Tox bottle Sao.'bulk, 2 lbs Peanut butter, bulk, lb Miuaroni, 'A lbs '. Hershey's cocoa lA lb. can Country Club coffee, lb 2 pkjrs.' Prince Albert or Velvet tobacco 3 cans Campbell's pork and beans :! rolls toilet paper Wax paper, li rolls Wood picnic plates, package 75c 25c $2.50 $2.35 $2.75 25c 63c 79c 25c 75c 25c 25c 25c 16c 45c 25c 32c 25c 25c 10c Free: 1 No. 5 tin of Jam (any fUvor) with $20 order (Sat. only) Ask us about Canning Peaches Bonfield Trial Ncaring Close This Afternoon Hill Bontiold on RM wide stand this afternoon denied all the charuen of possession of liquor that were heaped ou -h'.m by state Mrttnaavea aHl nvrnliiK. He denied that a pltchi'r on tbe sink of his house in Hoi Spring Addltl maintained whiskey; lie de nied that there was any llquur in tho homo or On his property; and he denied owner-ihip of cuche of liquor hidden in the wee Is u tjborl dflatalKe from his house but not 0:1 his property. Testimony of Blu'c- witnesses this morn tog that they had seen Bouttald pouring llnjor into the sink when they wiro looking Into Ifce room Tuesday afterno-n was declared by Bonfield to be a physical Impossi bility, berauso the sink can not lie teen. Brom outstde the buck door. Bonfield declared tiiut wAna ho in as at the sink Chief Of P. lice Uiucks and State Prohlbli in Agent Mcllrlde started to strike him over the beau with u revolver and tap respectively, "1 iold Ihom that was n t neces sary and Uhat I would n it put up any Kght' the wOtnoSB lesllfled. U U Mcllrlde. state p'rablbllon aSOnt, the cflllef srIUieSS for the state add the leader of the raid on th" Bonfield home, testified that he had caught I! afield M0UTlllg the IBs! a pitcher of whiskey into a sink and that a small portion of the liquor had been saved f-jr evidence. RAILROAD PLANS AUTO BUS ROUTE WAU.A WALLA, Wash., Aug. 1 - Two of the Tour trains DOW pcr- atlng between WalSa Walla ami Pea. dlctnn on the l.'nlon Pacific railway 11 August 30, win be replaced by a large automobile bus, according io announcement made herd codav by w. .1. Loonurd, district (fetght nd pffssonger agont, This will he the f" st lime that a railroad will have Altered inlu direct oompetltVjn with m;lr bus ses ou tto hl'ihwnys of this dis trict, STOP DEUX P WII.LV WASHINGTON, Aug. 14. (IF) The 'debt DegOtlatliCCts between the United Btaloa mi I lielgium were sus pended todtiy ponding a eonferonce lo be field Monday between Presi dent Cnoi'dge und He-'relary Mellini and Senator SnUOot, reiires'enti'ng the Ajnerlcttin debl aomnrlsston! Sanitary Fruit Market 701 Main Street Frosh Fruit and Vegetables Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight Sacred Heart Academy a select boarding and day school for girls and boys. Conducted by the Sisters of Si Francis. Grades follow regular state courses. MUSIC AND ART departments under excellent teachers. High school standardized. Hates are reasonable. For information write Sisters of St. Francis or call at the academy. KLAMATH FALLS Big Hail Storm Hits La Grande LA GRAND?, on-., Aug. II. i. a Grande nnu Northeastern part of Union count were lilt by the worst rain and hall storm In II years yesterday. Sony) crop 'dam age has been reported near l.a Grnndo. Allcol, between Hot Lake and Lit Claude, und ileal' Bummorv.llle, tnl bier; Cove and Union received ihoW ers. RbportS say one inch fell ul Cove and about two Inches near Allcdl, The mountains above I'nion were drenched severely, put ling out all forest tiros, ItiiHciiieiilH were flooded In l.a Grande in the downtown district, und bail stones tlia size of marblei fell during the storm. The crop damage WttS reported lo be confined to ripened unhurvestcd grain and garden truck, POt.'LTKVMK.N MJHET I will feci; an erg famine was made j II. I.. 10. Ilelfner, secretary of the coma Poultry Breeders' association. He based bin prodlGtlbn on govern ment Indications that thd Increase III consumption In poultry products lii nut being met by- breeders and farmers. Tin- average farm family consumes ISO pounds of oggn a year, which averages, l ovory day for two people. DIdAN OP WOML.N Mrs, Mattie ,iuy of Boston, Mass,, Who Is visiting iiere at the ihoine of .Mr. and Mih, .1. I, Heard, with her husband, ttolils Joy, holds thoi)psl" lion as dean of women al the Unl- veriity of Boston, Yesterday who visitors more luken to Crater Lake on an ouulng. 1)KH MOINKH, Aug. I 1. (P) De cision lo adopt a H.vstem of regisl ra tion j and certification was blade by the American Poultry association In convention here. The provision wuh made for llin Standard bred fowls, champion in dividual and productive fowls, based upon records made In exhibit Ions und In egg laying contests. A prediction that the United States Suffered18years--Curedin2Months 'i lii! mifrcinl tnr IB ytm with PILES. My itfictora Mitt a lundral 0iertlon wu l". ilui.l v no I'ltaiy. Yrt after lew treat menu by Dr. Demi f waa well, ualitlny weltfht and In null, ; Tree from all ncrvoui trouble." fIIAT this woman wrltci li typical of hundred of extreme caiei of PILES which my celebrated nnn-iurglcal inclb- od hat permanently CURED, bn't It worth a few treatments by a rccognlted Specialist, who will GUARANTEE to ctJKl-. you or return your FEE. father than tuner longer? Read myKHIiElmukonl'lletand other ItlXI'Al.amlCOIvONdltordera. i It will cauae you to act promptly. DEAN. MlOnt EI! SEATTLE run, . ' WrtXA'fW efW!" HrMUUM forW
