The Evening herald., August 14, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

rnmAY, attcittst u, im
eventnc imnAin, mMrAin falls, Oregon
TKGE five
Foothold Gained
By Sheep Mm In
Move for Wells
Qeorge Lyoni Assures Direct
ors ol Support Ucforc
U. S. Senators
Director r Kli nli Wool Clrow
urn aaeoolatlon returned yaetorduy
from Alturaa uftor n conference
villi George Wi Uyon, mpervleor
m tbt Modde National torotli con
vinced Unit (hoy urn bow n slu
nearer to their objucttro, namely
tiin leourlDl of ii pocliil upyroprln
lion in finance digging ol wolla
In Valium) local limn uf lln' null. mill
forest.
Mr. I.yoni unmui'il the directum
thai im would cooporate in uraini
tin. i'IkIh in. mui. mh who win be in
louthern Oregon in Inveitliuto grot
t it it problem on national tdreata
tooDi in ipooior tin. movement fur
II" mi till' ModOC fur.nl .
Thai imt only tin' ifrettook nun
of louthera Klamath and rtorlhero
Callforntai but alao tin. govornnoDl
Iyc outgrown
i M M HWNWEl'. MVm
ct-hk lonMi thm uiowm jrou
to m eldftny iiurittK tin
time (lint Imw Kti muy imt
in- proper now .Havo um kIv
oil ii tborooffn 'i' I'kiuuiiiu
thm mill Melon your todftjr'f
B ' light
Dr. H. J. Winter.
Kyo kikIii 8peoitlh)l
Vn Krlml niir own Klnuoi
Klauuith KiiIIh, Ore.
a regular inMpeciion
uf your even by n rmn-
potent oploroetrlit in
mi hocoaeary aa roKu
lar vlalta in your don-
tint."
mi
would uooefll by aueli in move la
in. belief "i Hi. wool grower ta
oclallon, Many e(iuaya iih of
good arming land in the (Qreai can
npl in. utilliod by hgen or cattle
men bevauae of no iivaiiuiiin water,
um wiiii wolla, mora baudi or ahoep
anil inoro herda of cattle could
graa Hi.- tortile govoroniaiil
nine..', mill llin rout of I In. Weill
would in' mora than paid in a few
yoara by the additional tnonoy lhal
would be paid for grating (ae.
iii" dJrectora who conferred with
Director lyopi win. Dennla O'Con
nor, Michael I'. Hurry, Jamea i .
Nmi O'Connor1 and a- m. Thomaa,
Arctic Plane Is
Damaged in Storm
YVAHIIINIITON. Arnt. 11. II
u nii um. of im ptanaa temporarily
pul of aonimlaaloni the MaoMHIan
Arctic expodUlon la gonlg ahead with
the othor two to oatablteh un Intor
mediate baae al Magler PJord, on
Bleantare latandi about too mllea
iimn Btahi Oreenlaodi ' thu main
he'.
Tin. airplane 'Np-i' wga damaged
ut Aiuh during a atom yoaterday.
She waa pul aboard the atoamer
Dowdoln to im ratpalredi Tha plgnoa
Nu i nmi N'u-:i weathered tii atorm
lately.
Plaglor Fjord wga doeMed upon
for a iubabaae between Blah and
Cape Thomaa Hubbard on Axel Hoi
burn tNtunil, where tin' advance fly
ing inn'.' win im located iiuriuK
raoonnalaanee fiiKiu Tuaaday night,
it win! plannod to place auppllea then
lunl nlKlit.
TlttNSMIT ItKIM.V
PARIS, auk. M. The reply I
Qermany g rateat aaetMty pact o m
munleatlon it to ho traaiammgel to
Druaaela, Lund'ui, ami Prague to
iliiy unit ti copy will In rhuwn to
fount Bj irsyakTi wte in in parla.
it win be forwardad to Qertnany
next week.
Thin w.iH the daeialon rciuiirit al
llaat ulRht'.i cabinet uivi'tliia at
whim KoriiKn Mlnllrr llrluiul re-
pnrtcil iih rriult .if ii Jji rjnviifsull n
with Aunii'ii (iiuinhiTl.iln In Lon
don, on tho Mi'i-urlty puct.
WltltHB ON UO&N
TOWN, Italy. Auk. 14. m Tio
finuniiiii writer of thu Oaaxetta del
IVipolo niiyu that ail American loan
to thu llalijii i. JVi ruini-.it of from
lluu.uuu.iinu to f jou.ooo.uuu m
5 pi-r conl Ih Iu-Iur dlBcnaaod In
iiniiHi.ii drclei. with eommtulona
un. I other oxp'iiuii tho jt uf urh
a lonn would rlo to 7 in-r CgM thl
wrltwr aaya.
iiii- lla.'...-tla ilii roiolo .nl Ik i lial
aomrUilui: ot thin klml In ueceaaary
onliiu to thu comlu'at Krowih ot
ItaUan imiunirit'u which aoQuIre
althpr a foreign loan or an In ireaae
In the ciirri'tii-y. which woiiltl lu
ii.uiK"! un f r tho national economy.
A Cool Cop
2
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It fftl hot, down In For t Worth)
Tex,, imt Traffla Patrolmaa a. j.
Beynolda deean't minij. He ju
pack anio In- aiounil nil feet anil
carries on.
Water Main Is
Repaired; Crew
Cuts Pavement
Fur Manufacturing,
Coat Remodeling
All work guaranteed
Mrs. Win, Besslcr
020 waablngton
Between sixtii and Bevonth
WOOD
summer weather lias malted
down the ptioo of
Block-Wood
to tho oxtrnmo bottum. Low
iiimninr prima tiro now on.
Don't hoaltntu but buy your
wlnter'n wood now. Thoro will
be no 6Uaap.Br prlcoa.
Green Slaba
Ordorn nro OOttllng In for that
good cboiip wood croon Blub.
Our trucks nro dullvoiing tho
best green slab wo have ovor
aold. Ordor n yoara aupplr of
blocka, 'and groon alub, and
you nro info you can got no
bettor wwd.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to bum"
601 Main Phone 535
fravnh qma draw
TAOOMA, Waab., Aug. H. (Al
Ted Krayne. Seuttle light heavy-
weight and Merino Ranlanl oi OreJal
Falls, ih n v in nix rounda list
nlglu III the main event ut u card
PTOBented at tl'Jo takert water Hta
din in . l.ike ritellacom, iear here.
Tlii' ling wnn ere.tiMl on float In
Un mBddle of the itadlbm wi.it ii In-
i :--' 1 a body "f water 200 fool
qujetro.
Young .lack lletupfey, i'aiotua
Hgbt-heBVylwelgb't, knocked put O!o
Anderson, Tadomn voterap, In the
'.hint round.
IC.AIN WtOl.t O.MI'.l)
HOOD ItlVEH, Ore., Aug. 11.
Rain w-iiiii began laal night in tha
Hol Hlver Valley nnd COnUnUBI
today, Iii bOKovod to be worLll thous
andl of dollarn to apple gruwors, o-
pi daily in the while Balmou,
Wddh., and Monier, Oregon, dia
irieta, where thoro 9a no irrigation,
The preclplbatlop up to upon today
waa ab ut a tyueftetr inch.
BIRTHS
SI'llllH'KNT August t3i nt Ilia
Klamath General honpltal. to Mr.
mid Mrs. T. II. Burbicent of Klam
ath rails, u sun.
KGBOAN Augna it. at the
Klamath Valloy hospital, to Mr.
mid Mrs. ts. a. Keegan of Algotnhi
a daughter-
fNTKUNATIONAIi fOIilOK COX.
PHRBNOB OF VAl-flo, l,.I.M
DBUL1N, Aug. 111. The Interna
tional Police oonforenco in New York
recently fulflllod its object beyond
OXpOCtatloni In tho opinion of Obi"
onei Kuehier, or the Berlin police
department. In mldltlon lo furnlsb
Ing many helpful Ideas and sugges
tions, be snlil, It supplied the mucb
felt. want of putting the police chiefs
of the entire world In cloao touch
with eneh Other!
Colonel Kuortier prnlsed tho Now
York dfipartlheUt nmi t'oinmlssloner
Qnrlghl and added that nothing over
had made such n deep Impression up
on his oftlctal honrt ns tho parade
of New York's "finest,"
Much i lining and other manlfentu
tloni of annoyance wore prevalent
In .Main street buflneea offlcea and
tores between Fourth mid Fifth yos-
terday afternoon.
Than waa a reason. The water waa
turned off while u crew of the Cal
ifornia Oregon Power company re
luilred a leaky wntor main In front
of Baldwin Hardware slore.
Though! to bare been caused by
vibration of the main, tho general
location of the leak was discovered
about i p.m. tint the crew, before
tiny could lift a chunk of the pave
ment from the street, were forced to
drill with a long spike through the
pavement mi the exact location of the
leak could be ascertained.
The third try proved aureossful
and a six feet by four feet square of
m n . ncn t was removed to allow the
Copco cr.-w In i-.'t down lo the leak
und cork It up.
This is the second leak of I ho
water main thin week, the first hav
ing occurred on tho corner of Sixth
unit Main before the American Na
tional bank.
Girl to Attempt
To Swim Channel
BOUlOONB, France. Aug. H.-
WV Miss Lilian Harrison of BuoBOe
Aires, who was compelled to aban
don bor fourth attempt to swim
across tim Bngllah chnohel on Mon
day, when about eight miles from
the Bngllah coast, has made up nor
mind to have another trial this
coming Monday, especially If Miss
(lortrudo Bderle, the New York girl,
decides to slart then.
Qftorta 'are being made to In-
duco Mile. Sinn. French swimmer,
who was forced lo abandon her nt
templ to swim the channel early
this month when a mile anil a half
from her goal, lo itarl out on Mon
day night also. But the French
woman does -not command her re
sources as the others, mid says she
will not be ready lo star! until the
end of the month, or early in Sep
tember. Miss Bdoriolo preparations are
now very complete and thoao of
thu Argentine girl can bo made at
short notice if sho dofluKely decides
to start on Monday.
The weather Is holding good.
Women are si range people. Thu
former Kaiser's wile says she still
loves li I in .
FOUR KILLED II
GRDSjING ChASH
n;
iU!!
(Continued Prom luge One)
shouted a warning to the phCOBttttg
nVotHirlsts, tit ts said, hut tho hoy
evidently: did not hour nor under
etandi Tho engineer Jiflumed 'en Ihe
brake;, and opened the whistle, but
it waa too late than,
ilhe view al the crossing Is un
obstructed It Is said, nind there Is
but n sltgllit nlso from the level of
tho mail,
Final Clearance Sale
OF ALL SUMMER DRESSES AND EARLY FALL
MILLINER YDR A STIC REDUCTIONS
Have been made for an immediate disposal. The following prices may
seem impossible, but a visit to our shop will leave no doubt in your
mind as to the values offered.
Final Clearance Sale of all Sport Silk, Voile and
Linen Dressses
Sport silk in figured satin, cantons and crepe-de-chine
that are smartly styled and formerly sold
up to $18.00. Final clearance Sale Price
$7.95
All linen and voile dresses that formerly sold up
to $10.00 in a select range of patterns and mate
rials that are positively the best quality, sizes 16
to 46. Final Clearance Sale Price
$2.98
Final clearance sale of all
summer hats and early Fall
Sport Models.
Trimmed hats that former
ly sold up to 10.00; final
Clearance Sale price
$2.95
Rayon silk underwear is less
expensive and gives satis
factory service. We are of
fering Carter's Tailored
bloomers for 1.79; Step
ins for 1.75 and Vests for
98c, in colors of peach, or
chid and maise.
Advance showing of new Fall Coats, Millinery
and Dresses.
The last few days brought us a small lot of Fall
Coats, Dresses and Millinery that we consider
worthy of mention at this time.
Coats $15.00 to $85.00
Dresses $15.00 to $35.00
Hats $5.00 to $18.00
Rayon Silk Slip-Over Sweaters in a variety of col
ors that sold up to $2 ,45.
Final Clearance Sale Price
98c
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