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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925
Quilitch Will
Erect Building
On Lower Main
Ijed on tho first flour for More
spneo anil on the second story for
living quarters. It will bo con
atructi'd of brick mid stone material.
This is tin' first substantial build
liiK to be built on lower Mnln street
In tbo old l.iukvlllc con tor, for
some time.
Silts. OITTKI.I) KKTI HXS
Brick Structure Will
Cost Approximately
$8,000.00
Z Mrs. 1.. C, Offlcld has rotumod
Oround will be brolicu iu tho 10 "r Position with Moo'h shop,
near fiituro for a now two story boing connected with Wood-
bulldlng to bo located on Main Cuttle us bookkeeper durlug the
etroot near tho Baldwin hotel, to be summer months.
built by E. Quilitch.
Mr. Quilitch. an old resident of MRS, ROVSXON lMI'HOYKS
this city, has filed for a permit to
build, which will bo considered by, .Mrs. J. A. Houston who has been
tho city council tonight. i ill at the family home tor tho past
Tho now structure, which will cost j two weeks. Is very much improved
approximately $SOO0. will be util- and Is able to be up each day.
What !
Fixtures
Mean To
Lighting
Electricity is literally the
eighth wonder of the world
for it brings to your home
unending comfort.
A press of the bution floods your home with an abun
dance of clear, white light the light that makes
reading easy at all times.
Truly no home has greater attractiveness than the
home equipped with modern electrical fixtures.
We shall gladly call today to submit our estimate it
will be the start to a more beautiful and cozier home.
Link River Electric Co.
Bill Butler, Mgr.
7th and Klamath Phone 171
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Authorities Seek
I'll AK till TT UV Vll f
on Day of Murder
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No trace of Jose Rmilros, who
with his brother Juan Hntnlres, .
appeared a few hours after tho fatal j A
Stabbing of Flurenlliui Navarro, i
been uncovered up t. :t P 111. this 1 Y
afternoon by the sheriff's office. jJ
Through a new lead unearthed ltit
Algoma Saturday night, it waj
learned that Jose Hnmires was sti
forliig from two kntfu wounds.
on the wrist and the other on thelX
nana.
Anxiety of t ie Mexicans to
oven though It meant thai lie
not get his pay chevk, loads the dis
trict attorney's office to believe that
Haiuirex might know more about the
murder than was at first supposed
.nid that he even might have been
one of the principals in the fight
that ended with iV death of Nav
arro. Co-workers of LUI Saucedo. who
Li hold under suspicion of the mur
der, believe that Saucedo had noth
ing to lo with the knifing of Nav
arro. They state that he Is a liurd
worker who sends most of his wages
to his home in Mexico.
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USE IT TO FURNISH YOUR HOME
Trade Your Old Furniture as Part Payment on The New
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STAHT SOUTH
WASHINGTON, Aug. 24. (.-PI The
MacMillau Arctic expedition has be
gun Its retreat southward from Ktah,
Greenland, and yesterday morning
arrived at Igloo Sandy. Greenland.
SEARCH COB son
A search was being conducted this A
nri,rn,,nn for Willi., II Vnumr I X
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whoBO father died in Yreka during i j
the past few days. According to re
Mrtl FoBter is an automobile me
chanic, but up to this afternoon no : J
traco of the man had been located. :
The police wore asked by a reka
undertaking establishment to aid in
locating Foster.
'term
It Blends Perfectly
JONTEEL
COLD CREAM
FACE POWDER
An added
Charm
It Stays On
Jontecl Face Powder with
the new cold cream base
blends with the complexion
perfectly and is so soft and
clinging that you will like it.
Let us show you your favor
ite shade.
Star Drug Store
KI.AMATU I A LIS, OREGON
Mayor Invites
Laborites Here
Welcome Assured in
Klamath For State
Convention
An Invitation to C. If, Taylor,
president of the Oregon State Fed
eration of Labor, to hold the next
state convention of labor in Klam
ath Falls next year, has been ex
tended by Major GodJard la a wire
to Marshfield today 'where the annu
al convention is being staged this
year.
The lcKttl labor unions are striv
ing to secure tho convention and
the cooperation of the city auth
orities has been secured to this end.
Following is the telegram from
the mayor:
"Mr. C. U. Ta'ylor,
"Pres. Oregon State Federation of
Labor in Convention,
"Marshfleld, Ore.
"Greetings:
"Klamath Falls invites you to
hold the next convention in this
city. I. 03 behalf of the city council,
assure yOu and the delegates the
heartiest welcome to our iclty.
(Signed) "Fred It. OoddarJ."
PAYS JWO K1XK
Jerry Sheen, formerly or Seattle. '
contributed 50 to the city treasury A
this morning when he pleaded guilty
to possession of intoxicating liquor
In a local danco hall Saturday night.
WITH MILS. .VOnitLS
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hank-ins, of
Cottage Grove, will be the guests of
their slater. Mrs. Docia Norris, for
soveral days, planning to arrive horc
Thursday.
Library Tables
Combination Library and
Dining Tabic, Price
24.75
5.00 down will deliver this
4 to your home.
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Velour Covered
Bed Davenport
Price 96.00
25.00 Down
J Balance in easy monthly
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payments.
Used Ranges
Priced from 22.50 to 37.50
10.00 Down
2.00 a week.
Buick Man To If
Give Lecture
Here Tuesday
Dining Room
Furnishings
We have sets of tables and
4 chairs from
12.75 up
A small down payment will
deliver this to your home.
Oil Stoves and Oil
Ranges
From 4.75 to 100
From 1.00 to 10.00
down will secure delivery.
$1.00
Will deliver a beautiful set
of dishes to your home. As
sorted patterns to choose
from, ranging, a set
6.50 to 36.50
3-Piece Combination
Bed, Mattress and
Springs
Price 20.45
6.45 Down
Balance 1.25 a week
Assortment of
57 Dressers
Chiffoniers, Etc.
5.00
Delivers any case in the
house. Balance Weekly.
Floor Coverings
32 patterns to choose from.
Prices ranging from
4.75 to 22.50
depending on size & grade.
2.00
Delivers to your home. Bal
ance weekly.
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County Court Off
on Trip North to
Salem, Portland
No meeting or the county court
was held Saturday nor was one held
today and the probabilities are ti It
the court mill not meet till noxt
Monday.
For County Commissioner ani
Mrs. Burrcll Short, County Judge
i and Mrs. R. H. Hunnell and Mr.
I and Mrs. G. I. Stebbins have loft
j for an extended trip throughout
i Oregon during which time they will
! drive to several beached.
Mr. Short and Judge Bunnell have
i nrnanged their itinerary bo that they
j may be ion ihand at the meeting of
tho state highway commission this
week,
New Features on Car to
Be Explained
What the new mechanical devices
on the Buick have done toward
lengthening the life of the car and
what they have done towards pro
viding for better mechanical per
formance will bo explained to the
Klamath Falls public In a lecture
to bo held here tomorrow night in
tho Buick showrooms at 126 6 Main
street. Admission will be free.
E. It. Tharp. factory expert and
noted as a lecturer on automotive
probloms, will address tho meeting.
He will specialize In his talk on
the air cleaner, the oil rectifier and
other innovations on the 1926
Buick, and at the tamo time will go
thoroughly o'vi r every part of the
onglno, using as a demonstrator a
new 192C stripped chassis.
Among other things to be ex
plained ill detail will be tbu oper-
Perkins Furniture House
Sixth St. Between Main and Klamath Ave.
oAt the TINE TREE
Look at it any seven ways you
wish, you'll htjvu to admit after
you've seen Buster Kcaton's new
comedy, "Seven Changes." that this
frozen-faced eotnodlnu has hit tho
top of the comedy fluid. '"Seven
Chances," opened yesterday ut lac
Pino Tree theatro and kept tho
audience in a continual uproar.
Tho plcturo wa3 made from tho
Belasco stage success of several sea
sons hick, and In transferring It to
tho screen Keatan has Inserted bis
usual quota of "gugs", and In dolus
so has added a great deal moro fua
ation of the new motor, with which; to the story than was iu tho orig
inal play.
And he has a fine cast to help In
75 horsepower is developed.
The primary purpose of tho talk,
according to II. E. Hauger, local
Buick distributor, will be to ac
quaint the public with the new fea
tures and to explain to them the
economies effected by their use.
Mr. Tharp will also take up with
ownors present any mechanical
questions they may wish to nsk
biro.
END TIRE
WORRIES!
No better way to do it
than by buying REAL
tires
T.lierc are no better tires
than GENERAL or
FIRESTONE
Klamath Tire
House
"Cap" Calklni
Klamath Ave. & 6th St.
the fun. A new leading lady in the
person of Kuth Dwyer adds la lot
of Interest, while such tried and
proved fun-makers as T. Kjy Barnes
Snltz Edwards and Jules Cowles,
keep thlnga going at a fast pace.
Then there oro fifteen "baby" stam
to give the plcturo real beauty. All
In all. It's a kn:k-out. Last show
ing tonight.
Fourteen International! fMnioun
beauties and fjur establlBhcd screen
favirltes appear In (he cait of "The
Dressmaker from Paris," which Is
one of the most lavls.i productions
ever made.
Loatrice Joy, Allan Forrest, Ern
est Torrorjjc and Mildred Harris
head the cast. The fourteen beau
ties appeir as mannequins, dlsplay
iog tie most striking fashions and
each of the fourteen Is a recognized
beauty sclocted after a search last
ing several months.
In this production Miss Joy, feat
ured with Torrence, pla. s "Klfl,"
first a mldinette of Paris and later
an arbiter at styles, a role which
fits her quite ias well ai the gowns
she designs f't the beautiful man
nequins seen in the picture.
Forrest plays opposite Miss Joy as
"Billy Hront," an upstanding young
American first seen doing his patri
otic bit as a soldier In France and
later as an enterprising young de
partment store manager in a small
lOn In tho Middle West.
Ernost T-jrrenco Is expected to win
lidded admirers by his wjrk us An
gus McCrcgor, a small town Hcolch
mei'.hant-prlnco with emphatic Ideal
as to thrift and an abhorrence of up-to-date
methods.
Mildred Harris, whoso beauty baa
graced both the ujreen and stage In
stellar rolej, Is seen as Joan, Mc
Gregor's daughter.
Other roles of Importance In the
cast aro played by Larry Cray.
Charles Crockett, veteran character
actor who Is east as thu chief exueu
tlvo of the small town; ROfetbary
Cooper and Spec O'Dounell.
Quite the most alluring sequence
that tho screen 1ias seen In years Is
the style show In which appear four
teen mannequins, all of them world
famous beauties selected after a
long search in Hollywood, tho fash
Ion centers '.of tho east and even
across tho seas. The models appear
In gowns especially designed for this
production by 'a man, brought from
Paris for t'le solo purposo of anti
cipating tbo models by one year.
"Tho Iorcismakor from Paris,"
opens on Tuosdaiy at the Pino Tree.
oAi The LIBERTY
Wolf, who plays tho title rolo In
"Baree, Son of Kazan," the photo
play special at tho Liberty thcitrc
today, Is probably the most remark
able dog alive. He Is a World War
hero and a wearer of the Croix de
Guerre. This ducorutlon was pin
ned tio his collar lny Marshal Foch
himself, that occasion being the
only one on which a dog wus ever
personally decorated by a French
marshal.
Anita Stewart, the star In tho
picture, 'Wishes site might have
Barce always, bo attached to hlm
did ?hc become when the filming
of outdoor scones for "Bnree, Son
of Kazan," wns In progress nonr
Ijonnor Lake, Cal.
Missionaries Are
Kidnaped; Chinese
Bandits Take Five
among those. warned by the British
consulate to leave BMChWU dur
ing the recent troubles.
visits RANCH
Mr. and Mrs. G. D Hay and small
SHANGHAI, Chin, Aug. 21.- ,V) ' daughters, Hetty und Murthn, spent
Inquiries as to tho whereabouts j Huntley at the ltay ranch nonr Kono.
and welfare of Ihn eight British
missionaries kidnaped by Chinese
MHS. HUM) I I WI S
bandits on August (I, have thus far! Mrs. J. W. Bond anil daughter,
been fruitless. The party, Inelud-j Miss Bernini, luft lust evening for
lug Bishop Morroll or Toronto, and j Deliver, Colorudo, where they will
flvn women, were taken while nt n visit for the routing month,
holiday resort but details of their
capture are lucking.
They are being bold by bandits
In tho province of Szechwan Where
communication facilities nt present
are voiy unreliable. It Is said here
that the captured missionaries were
GIANTS IXISE AGAIN
MOW YOHK, Aug. 14. (P) Pills-
burgh defeated New York ! to
III
I the firth and flnul game of their
series today, theroby taking a lead
' of six games Iu the national league
j rare. i
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Thin Is the season the worm turns.
And when he turns ho turns from
fruit to nuts,
Sunny, ploasant rooms. Doponflnblo nursing caro. A good place to
convalosco In Illness and after surgical operations. ItatoB are
reasonable. Ambulance for strotchor cases. Itcsldent pharmacist,
Prescriptions and medicine mny be obtained at all tlmua day or
night.
All Physicians Cordially Welcome
Klamath Valley Hospital
I'INIO AT FOUIVni STltUKT
KLAMATH FALLS, 01118,
Cor. 4th and Pine
Telephone 497
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