The Evening herald., August 21, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH 'FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY. AUGUST 2Lni2n
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Fall
With cool nights we think of Fall, but with warm days
wc know Summer is still here.
A man does not feel like spending much for summer
wear nor stocking up with heavy clothing.
You will feel more like buying here because
I Sell for Less
Weyenberg Shoes
Work Shoes 3.75
Rubber heel Leather Sole
Full Leather Uppers
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Oxfords 5.00
Tans and Blacks
All Leather Snappy Models
Dress Shoes 4.75
Cordovan Color
An all leather shoe, made on a good dressy last
All others proportionately priced
Sweaters
Coat Styles and Slipovers. They keep
out the chill air. Comfort
able - Dressy.
$3.50 $5.00 $6.00 $7.50
All Styles Any Color.
HATS AND CAPS
Any shade All styles
your choice in
HATS $1.95 to $6.00
CAPS $1.50 to $3.50
Cotton Ribbed Union Suits
Ankle Length, Short or Long Sleeves
1.00 1.35 1.50
Suitcases - Bags - Trunks
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Blankets - Quilts
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We Both Win!
You save, and I make a little.
Lloyd Ryan
Clothier
Home of the Workingmen
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Rourk Matrimonial
Bark Is on Rocks;
Wife Disarms Mate
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Qod-ilvM muscular phyilquo
saved llessie ('. Uourk. prominent
resident f crescent, from serious
Injury tuul pcrhups death at the
IiiiiiiK nf linr ltn-.li i",1 m.Iiiii-
rHii Mrs. Bossls Rourk who this niprn-
iiir. filed suit for dtvorco from her
j nttMtttd Bi i. Rourk.
tin, Huurk, who conducts a itoro
ami hotel i Crescent, told of her
, husband maitic thrusts on bar Hfo
! during Juno of 1I2-I, and liow ho
wielded a gun In sfcros toning man
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Mrs. Uourk. tho COUhlUInt
forih. look ilio mailer into hvir own
hands and utter u brief strung .
disarmed hor husband. Hut sits
is again frlghlcucd because ho has
Mured another revolver and re
BOWOd his I treats to take her life
she alleges.
The couple boro noon married
for 2ti years und are the parents
of a fifteen-year-old girl. Mrs
Uourk asks that she be given the
custody of the minor child.
Mr. Uourk la well known through
out the county. Ho III formerly ;i
deputy sheriff of Crescent until his
ill health revontod hint from dis
charging his duties. During the
past few months he has been in
Bend for medical attention.
WILL WOOD SUES
FOR BACK PAY
Will Wood, former manager of the
.Southern Oregon Drug company.
today brought suit for buck wages
which he claims nre due It tin as
manager of the local concern.
Wood sets forth that he was hired
as manager of the Southern Oregon
Drug company in 1921 at 117a a
month and that the company for
which he worked has not pnld hitn
bis wages for several years, lit
claims that there is due him $5950.
Wood recently resigned as mnn
nger of the drug concern. He la
a co-defendant with the drug com
pany he formerly worked with In a
damage suit brought against the
company charging negligence In
filling out a prescription.
WILL NOT FIRE
GAME DEPUTIES
Klamath Employe of State
Game Commission to be
Kept on Payroll
oAt the TINE TREE
In "The Man Without n Con
science" t.io attraction Tonight at
Hie Pine Tree thttitre, Wlllurd Uul
Ireno Rico. June Marlowe. John
Patrick, R:bcrt Agnew. William Or
Union J ui.J Helen DonbSr, havu
loles that allow them opporlunlt
tj make characterization which will
stand out In the picture. Tho oppor
tunities of each player seem to be
more equally divided Milan tho aver
age picture, '.vhlc'i Indicates t lira t
this all-atar cast, Is n tremendous
success. June .Marlowe 'in particular
!s attracting a lot of attention too
oa use of the great part assigned to
one so young, and under the guld
ancc of her director, James Klood, It
creating a characterization as Ann
anerman wnicn will surety place
this player among the first rank of
Jtoung actresses.
cAt The LIBERTY
It's been some time slnco so ox
citing a picture has been showu.
but the Liberty theatre, certainly
picked a "winner" when they foo-jk-
1 ed "Where iioninnco Hides," to be
-.;ii . wn tonight.
Alt-lough full of ae-in'in scraps
and blood-stirring action, the thread
of charming romance -runs through
out. The many movie fans who follow
Hatton, will find all the thrills and
stunts and f - ;;hts and schemes that
can be crammed Into a flvo-reclcr.
Gubser Knocking
I , Over One Coyote
Daily in Summer
If It were possible to trap coy
otes throughout the year, one gov
ernment trapper could display 305
pelts as the result of his activities
In Klamath this year toward the
control of tho predatory animal
menace.
II. II. fiubser, government trap
per, for tho United .States Illolog
lacl survey, has been chalking up
a record of a coyote a day for
some time.
Ills work carries him through
the Malln district and out east to
ward Bonanza. Owing to finances
raised by sheep owners, the trap
per la able to maintain an automo
bile and thus enlarge the scope of
his activities.
PARK UOAItj TO MKKT
An Important meeting of the
Klamath Tails city park hoard will
be held in the council chambers at
the city hall tonight at K o'clock,
at which time further matters In
connection ilth tie snlo of the
Riverside park to Idle Southern
Pacific, and Oregon Trunk railroads
twill he up for 'dlsiMtaalon.
Klamath county employes b( the
stale game aiimnlsNlnti will not
lose their Jobs under the new regime
Just so long as they attend to bus
Iness, stay out of politics and do
not violate any laws.
This Is tho word rec. i .ed t III. in
In a letter from B, F. Averlll. new-
lv appointed state (Otto warden The
letter follows:
"It Is very apparent (hat an or
gujitzcd attempt Is being made to
dlseVydll the work of the game do
partniaht by circuit ting statements
to tbu efflHit that tin' entire force
of employes ffro be reorganized on
a political basis -J hove been In
structed by the Oregon state ga'iie
commission to advise cqp that all
such statements nro fuls?V.
"The commission at lis meeting
held August 10 authorized me tb
say to you that the force Is not to
be reorganized on a political or any
other kind of basis, and that so
long as each employe, does his work
faithfully nnd efficiently, refrains
from every kind of political activity
and does not violate any of the
laws of tile state or nation, his ser
vices will be continued.
"I realize you have been more or
less disturbed by the reports that
you were to luse your positions and
that you have thereby been hamper
ed in the performance of your
duties. I certainly hope you will
take the statements contained In
this letter at their face value and i
from now on give your undivided at- I
tcntlon to your work.
"For myself. I ask only the same
loyal cooperation that you extended
my predecessor and I feel sure that i
us we become better nciiuiilnted, our
relationship In the work will he mu
tually pleasant and satisfactory."
The game commission as now con
stituted Is determined to carry on
with renewed vigor the work of
propogutlon and protection of game
birds and fish In order that there
may be more and better hunting
throughout the statu, the new state
game warden remarks in his letter.
lNKPMTIXtJ lllt.HW Ys
Allien Maooufber, road scout (oi
the California Suite Motor fUWO-
olatton, whs in Kiiim'ith Palis totluy
etiiviite to Crater l.ul.e. He Jias
nst completed a nil1 over the
runts Pass tlreiicent City highway,
and will make u report to hi' or
tS.nlSS.tion Ot road conditions gin.
orally -. ,, tats section of t u state.
BlltS. UOND IMThOVHS
Mra. w. B. Dondi Ijfho aubmltloil
to a minor operation si i io Klani
.itii (tenors! bjospltsli is roportotl as
d'-'iiiK i.lcely.
TO MHDIOIMK i..kk
Mi and .Mm. PrSBtlOl PSAkStl
und Mr. and Mis. Frniik Mills will
leave loiiinrrow lo spend t t.V week . .
end lit Medicine Lake.
VIMTIKti HKI.ATIV loss
Mis It Smith and SOtti tlordoii.
of 6rsntl Pass are tho houso guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Bmjthi
and tilS paiiv plan to enjoy the
toll . nd at Crater Utln, Mrs.
Smith Is the inother of Itodeiick
Smith.
ROTARIANS HEAR
AUTO CLUB IN
B. C. McHenry Tells About
Work of Oregon State
Motor Association
D. C McHenry. field secretary
of the Oregon Stato Motir associa
tion, was given an enlhulastlc ro
copll.n at tho Itotury club lunch
eon today noon when he explained
Che organization of and benefits to
be dorlved from the organisation
which he represents.
The speaker called attention to
the fact that thero aro 18, 000, 000
passenger automoblluu la this coun
try at the present time, and SB
association which 'Is affiliated with
Idle American Aul'm.'blle AssocHi
Uon not onlyls a needed protec
tion for the motorist but for the
general public as well.
Mr. McHenry Is now 'In Klamath
county Interesting motorists of this
section In tho state association,
and has promised that a brunch
will be established in Klumath
Falls within Uhe next few weeks.
Including frco lowing service und
other desirable features for Mio
motorist.
President
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V. D. Iynch of Akron, tililo, was
electid president of the Internation
al Association Masters of Dancing,
nt the annual convention In Cleveland
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You'll Welcome Autiunn
for
Bringing Frocks Like These
youll like the graceful inovcincnl bflheir (lariiig
skirts and sleeves. 'N vt "11 like their .lowly colors
ami the new supple weave You'll like even more
the feeling of smartness you'll experience when
yon wen- a striped cashincro or crape satin
(rock down the street. Ytss, when you sec thefC
Stunning Fall styles in cloth frocks here, you'll
be glad there's a new season starling.
And Their Smart New
Trimmings
W ill he just lo your liking. Buttons, llletalif
braid, ami silk and mctalic embroidery play a
very important part and there ate black salin
with pansy ensemble ciTcCtS, loo.
Come sec them and prepare for the season
just ahead.
Well Groomed Hands
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J ii st a fleeting glimpse of ill kept hands will tie
tract from any woman's charm ami personality.
The fastidious woman never ncgiccti this Im
portant detail in dresB.
W ell shaped lingers with lustrous pink lips em
phasize that well gloomed look. Come in today
for the essential manicure. Phone 3 for an ap
pointment. MOK'S BEAUTY Slit )PPE
Truth in Advertising BP