The Evening herald., August 17, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

LJMNftAV. ATTAINT 17, 1Q2B
Roasts
That arc of the finest quality for dinners
and all occasions can always be obtained
at this market at prices that will please.
Prompt Service
Miller's Market
GUS MILLER, Prop.
Main, near Eighth Phones 750 and 751
Four Deliveries Daily
WATCH US GROW
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Auto
Parts
"Perfection" Springs
, Spring Molts
Tic-Rod Holts
and
Hushings
VanDykes Parts Co.
with tiin Hub Tin shop
502 So. 6th Phone 616
New parts for ail cars
If
When ynu have tiro troublo
you want your Urns repaired us
good iih now - - have thorn vul-
oajilMd in the boal ao.ulppsd
shop In Ktumiilh Fulls. Our
llolntz BlOtitrln BtQftn Vulcan
itvTh mill expert repair into as
sure you of tho boat possible
results.
Reed Auto
Supply Co.
S. llth Near Main
Phone 208
Railroad Worker
Is Sent to Jail
on Liquor Charge
For fin days Mai l In l'onse. cm
ployed on the railroad construction
work north of Kirk, will servo in the
county Jail for having In hla possos-
hIou one aallon of moonshine. Ponse
wiih arrested Salurday In ChtlOQUlh
and sentenced in aerve fiu days in
Jnll and fined lino. He wsa brqilfht
to Kliimuih Fulls today to begin
serving out hla sentence.
11K IvM WS LBA'"
Mrs. Roy HJokman ot ysix Klanv
nth uml daughter, Mildred, wit li Mr.
Blpkmao, are al Morrtii May on
bnnlnoH and will leave tomorrow for
Medford whore Mildred will unb
uilt to a tonsil operation.
The Washington Cafe
la the moat popular eating placo In Klamath Fall! today
"There's a Reason"
TOU CAN
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMfiltlOAN AND
IBS South SUUi
1 r - rii' fr""8"' 7
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I'OIITI.ANH VIHITOIt
ltul:i lived, ouu of tho principal
mm In tho Multu-omuli Trunk
lad BBf company. In here for u
few day fr'Ui Portland on business
mitttcnt.
FOltMBB RESIDENT
e c. OrMley, now residing in
But Ami. Ciillt.rnlii, .vho formerly
lived hero where tin was In tho
plumbing business, in visiting in
thu city. Il luft ihero In 1911 uml
tvva ii number ot wonderful improve
mollis nllKo Ills lust visit hurt).
DOVH KEIIE.lllSE TONIGHT
)iu ii taking dart iii th "pirates
of Peaaaneo" will rehearse tonight
in uhe olunnbtr of commerce ut 7:30
ad nro requested to nil ho present.
AT KBNO
Oooatable ii. Cosad and Lloyd
iiwo nro in Kino today en buslnesa
mutter.
IM AM' HEATH
Vba Infant daugnler of Mr. uml
.Urn. ii. Q; M.ruuhon, Kits Mablu
Wny ilio. I (Saturday latarotaoii at n
locatl biospltal. Funeral services and
interment were held this afternoon
la 1 ukviiii! cemetery.
COUNTY COURT
PROCEEDINGS
S.ilurday, June 0th, 192:,.
Courl met puranant i adjourn
mum, nil members being present,
when ihe followlni proceedings were
had:
The following claims were allow-
I and Clark Instructed in Issue
ntirrants on tho tallowing named
funds for their respective amounts,
I'm rent RspettSO l-'iiml
Pearl A. BnoUfi aid county poor,
Juno HIS, 150-00.
it. ii Bunnell, aalary county
Jude and cxp. 2"i.10.
Klamalb Udw. cv.. auopllea ocurt
huus f 1 1.90.
Darli Pnrnlturo Co. Ront-electton
$10.00.
J. Hi LilnfeatT, mippllon, court
h luao yamd, $07.so.
BllnBJll Studio, u.lverllsInK tlfl.oo
DrunMnond Print Shop, advertising
jos. oo.
Woatorn Untoo Tel. Co. services,
Iherltf lo.ss.
It. CaOpef, spw
$70.0(1.
isorvlees sheriff,
Qoo, H. QrluU
labor, court house
I ISO. 00.
li. ('. Quill dirt court hoiiso yard
Iu8.no. t
C. U. DeLUP, stamped envelopes.
1170.0.1.
Square Doal Drug st re, aupptlei
Uhorlff ItitSi
phna, it. livjuso, ropaUra, simriff
I car $4.60.
I Howie Qurage, fn.so.
Bouthiwell Slate, Co. auppHea dlst.
ilitty. 14.30,
Sinilbwell Stat. Cm. supplies sher
iff $11,90.
Southwell Stat. Cij. supplies uu-
Beaaor, $io.jri,
Btna c. Jortsop, salary, County
(Urvay r office $fi0.20.
CHINESE DIH11K8
Woe Bblng, Prop,
BVBMDJ.CI
Honeymoonera
Land in Jail
Tin- Joyous honeymoon of l)i I ma
Croeker, 15. nhovn nnd Shields
Dawion, l", both of Loa Angelea,
canio to an abrupt end wheu police
arrested thont; Dawson is WAbted
fur BteallnC his honeymoon auto, and
when the police I' d him off to Jail
In Oakland, Calif., bis bride Insisted
upon gOnlg. too.
Havls Kurlnlturo Co. supplies
S. 30.
O. K. Transfer Co. Cross seed,
$16.76
Oxrcto Woldlng Works, repairs,
11.00.
Druiumond Print Shop, supplies
$iM.r.o. 'i
tiium i Prudb mme Co., supplies
$:is.i.io.
Koke-Tlffany Co. mlppllcH $R3.G2.
11. A. Emmltt, JusPlce court $3.95.
J, l M.irley, us(lv court $15.50.
Frank Sext 'M, advei IIMiik' $1000.
Jus. H. Driaeoll, coroner Jury.
II. SO.
I. . K. Sillllviin, eonoren Jury, ll.SO1
Bogl F. Durbln, coroner jury $1.20
Louie Hoa gland, coroner . jury.
$1.30.
Ii. F. Cruwfjrd. roner jury $1.20
Charles Johusm, coroner Jury,
$1.30.
Sydney l,yuns. witness coroner
court 1S. 60.
Hen Mnii'.iy, witness, r.'oroncr
court $1.70.
Hurl B, Hawkins, wltnoea coruner
courl, 11.70.
Ol Ho Howard, witni':j coroner
oiurt, $1 lift;
Earl Whitlock coroner $29. SG.
Karl WhltlJck, coroner $12.15.
Earl Wrltloik coroner lO.QO.t
Earl Whlllock coroner $7.60.
Earl WMUoek coroner $15.00.
Bar) W.ltlock coroner $10.00
Bar! Wiblttvk coronor $5.00.
Earl WhitlJ.-k coroner $7 10.
II. E. Calkins coroner Jury $1.20.
Riy Orem coroner Jury $1.30.
It. H. Amleke, coroner Jury $1.20.
C. I. Reekard, coroner Jury $1.20.
1). F. Cook, coroner Jur.v $1.20.
J. J. Keller, coroner jur.v $1.20.
Mrs. Q00; White witness coroner
court $1.70.
TMoa 1. Quruee witness csironer
court $1.70."
llioss Bfown witness coroner court
$1.70.
O. K. Mitchell, witness coroner
court 11.70.
.las. Blair, witness cxxronOr court
11.70.
Dr. Warren Hunt services coroner
$25.00.
Earl Whlllock coroner $26.60.
Roud Fund
Alio Vtnaon labor 83;34
Bubo Vinson (ibor $89.75.
Elmer Combs labor $70.00.
1.. W. Catitpbell labor $16.67.
Fram'ls Lilly labor $46.67.
A. E. bale labor $7. IS.
O. 8. Campbell lnlor $79. SO.
O. SM'nmphell, labor $312.00.
('has. 11. HOtOae, supplies 180.130,
Achie Motor Co. service and sup
plies $26,119.
('. E. Bovt, labor II2S.16.
E. M. I.cover labor $153.78.
Holly H.owor, labor $2S.72.
.1. S. Mills A Son supplies $7.30.
Klamu,Ul HdW, Co. supplies $53.15
OXCetO WeldlllK Wits, supplies,
$7.75.
O. Wabbles, labor $9. -IS.
Win. Ijimbert labor $12.9S.
Topsy Lbr Co. auppllea 520.10.
Ohaa. It, House, shop relit $75.00.
Komi lbinil Fuixl
A. E. Doty nnd S. M. Messenger.
IJFTJ A !!,. JK f 'AM A TH PALLS, OREOOM
9HBHQEIIIIIIIH
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THE BEST
WH HANDLE
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s
Of Course We
Carry a Full Stock
of
GOODYEAR
TIRES and TUBES
R. R. Ro
Garage
813 Klamath
OAKLAND
NASH
S
Accessories .
Storage
Repairs
HUDSON
Complete
contract, D&llee-California hlgSnray
$118.1 i.
A. J;, O. I. Simmers and L. Ii
Smith, c.ntract Dalles-California
highway $6SO.oo.
Market Hoard I'liod
a. it. Qllaon CblloquSn-Wm. Hlvcr
Mkt. road $13.47.
Lloyd Bunnell, OhHoquin-Wm.
Klver Mkt. road $8:9S.
Lloyd Bunnell, Ohlloquln-Wm.
Itlver Mkt. road $6.00.
County Library Fond
0, K. TsjnsXer Co. grass seed,
$S. 10.
Klamath HJ'w-. Obv supplies $2.95.
Whereupon court adjourued to
Monday, June Sth, 1925.
It. H. Bunuell,
Oounty Judge,
Burrell Stuvl.
C. J. Martin,
C'omnilssloJors.
.Monday, Juno Sth, 19 25.
Court met pursuant to adjourn
mont, nil inenibers present, when
the following proceeding wore had:
The following; claims wore allow
ed and Clerk instrtr:tod to Issue
warrants on One following named
funds tor their respective announta;
Current Expense Fund
Zella S. Jones, services coroner
Canceled.
Zella S. Jones, services coroner,
$5.00.
Bonttord t Co. supplies county
poor $18.90.
Klamath Ice ft 'storage Co. Ince.,
supplies county :ior $60.00.
Waablngton Nursery CX trees for
rourl house $,15. SO.
Hub Tire Shop, supplies, sheriff,
$5.20.
Harlan H. (iirbser, ro.lent Inspec
tor $60.72.
E. & E. Writer Snles Co., supplies
county treasurer $45.00.
E. & K. t'icvk writer Solos Co.,
supplies, sheriff $45.00.
Acme Motor Co., supplies, uhcriff.
$13.12.
Davis FurntltOtc CV. supplies, poor
farm, $487.75.
Oollen Utile slore, supplies poor
form $5.75.
Aug. flucsing aid county poor $2.
Stone's Cash Store aid oounty poor
114.76. I
li. J, Eergnsoii tax refund $6.65.
Head Eiiml
Martin Broe. supplies $38.88,
Harry Lemler, Kihor $o.4s.
How Much Do You
Want to Pay?
XI uit's exactly wlint wv ask yuu wla-n you come In for
u Goodyear Tin.
No matter whether you want nn nut and out bargain or
US tinr -r quality tire a bfg new balloon tire or a regular
size.
V: bavi- a Uoodyear for yon, at (lie price you ore will
ing to ay.
You mc. the Goodyear line is complete and Goodyear
prices are low.
HERE ARK A PEW KXA.MPLKH OF THE BARGAINS
WE AUK OVFERtSQ IN GENUItfB GOODYEAR TJRKS
BOxBU ( Ihieher Tires from sh.su to 9t0.05
;i2xl Sliaifrht Side Conl from to $27,55
iltixt Stralgbt Side Voul from 921.15 to S28.10
iSSSxfH Cord $;i.'jo ;w.5 Cord sis.
Acme Motor Co.
400 South Sixth Phone 680
Line of GOODYEAR
For Application
County Lirket Itoud Fund
Waterhouso & Lester Co. Chll-
(Uin-Wm. Hiver Mkt. road $45.99.
Alemlte Lubricator Co. chiioquiu
Wm. Itlver Mkt. road $64.00.
County Library Fund
Washington Nursery Co. Ghruhery
$44.55.
Whereupon court adjourned to
Saturday, June IStlh, 1925.
It. H. Ilunnell.
Oounty Judge.
Itur--ell Short,
C. J. Murtin.
Conimiss'ioncrs.
STILL NO TRACE
(Cuiitiiiucd From l'nge One)
farm house In the wide man hunt
area Is being discussed by leadors
of the posses.
It is regarded as possible that
the fugitives may Wive captured
seme farmer's home, sent him about
his t rk while Iholding Jhts family
In the house as hostages to give
Murray time to recover tram his
wound.
Murray resorted to similar means
of hiding after ho robbed the bunk
at Flowers, Ore., officers recallOd.
SALEM, Ore., Aug. 17. Nation
nl guardsmen will be kept on .Inly
I a3 liMg as there Is any hope that
the three escapes are hiding out it
waa announced yesterday by-Oover-jnor
Pierce. If any difficulty Is fouud
' In keeping eitizons volunteers In the
; pomes nftor their enthusiasm has
lagged. The announcement was
: made following a seven-hour t.ur
: which he made and Which began
.shortly after ten o'clock In tho morn
ing, taking ihlm through the entire
district under guard
"I believe thiol the men nro still
hicrliig somewhere in tho region that
j Is being watdhedi but I do not be
lieve we will get them until they
jo-me out of hiding! for food." the
governor declared after his return
to prison.
"That. 1 believe, iwlll be some
IN
Tires and Tubes Hydraulic Press
of Solid Truck Tires
lime wltihin the next two days for
I the men will get sick eating only
1 ' . . ;
. berries and raw fruUs and veget-
j ables and will have to hare more
i substantial food."
More Fal.se Ituutois
The situation this morning was
Bubstaut&illy the samo as It has
remained sluice Wednesday night,
ileporls and rumors eamo In at
periodical intervals during Saturday
i night and Sunday, but investigation
! tailed to substantiate the valuo of
i any one of them.
Officials view with concern a re
port from lVrtUmd police recerved
last Saturday that Tom Kelly, cous
in of Ellsworth Kelly, one of the
j escaped convicts, mono 'had been cm
i ployed as a taxi driver in Portland,
ihad left his job Thursday morning
i tor the announced purpose ot vis-
King his mother in Turner wthjoejn
he said was seriously ill. He asked
his employer for and obtained $25
back pay before HMving Thursday
monrfng. Saturday morning ho
notified the taxi company to send
hkj keys and the remainder of the
pay due (him to the Eden home
apartments in The Dalles.
Sec Foot prints
The most substantial informal'--n
received Sunday was t'he report vf
Captain Paul Hendricks of tho Ore
gon Mitlonal Ouard t 10:30 yes
terday morning that footprints had
been found where a man had cross
ed a small irreek running through
the Henry Jacquet place, a half
mile east of the Victor Point school
hiouso. Ho declared that the trucks
were fresh and Ittat the pen on who
made them had hob nails on tine left
shoe. A truck was rushed to the
district from the prison an J national
guardsmen who had been scattered
over a considerable area were
broug'ht together for a concentrated
search on this lead.
At tlhree o'clock Captain Hend
ricks reported the discovery, near
the Jaloquet place, of a pair ot dis
carded cotton wrk socks found
near a barn in Ihe direction of Un
ion hill. One of the socki Sins been
patched crudely and by hand with
a pteee of muslin. This evidence
was rushed to the prison for iden- J
tiflcation and inspection by guurds. .
Socks Suro Clue
The socks are not the usual kind !
pace rnT!
This is the "Small
Garage with the Big
Trade."
Authorized Ford Ser
vice, Genuine Ford
Parts, Complete Stock
of Accessories.
GOODYEAR Tires
and Tubes-of Course.
Replacement Parts -Used
Cars.
Klamath
Falls Auto
Company
224 Main Phone 246R 5
ROY CALL
ESSEX
a
a
SlUL
worn by .prisoners but were cf a
type worn by a few convicts who
have purchased some articles of
clothing outside, It was said. The
patching might easily have been
douo iby tho convicts before they
left, for such work lis permitted Kt
prisoners In thoir cells and 'beyond
the Inspection of guards.
CJTjO you read with effort? Do
you push und pull the paper
away from your eyes In an effort
to sco clearly? It is positive evi
dence that you noed an eye-examination
that is thorough.
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Eye Sight Specialist
We
grind our own glasses.
KLAMATH FALLS
"Your health cun
( not bo perfect unless
your vision Is normal."
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