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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1925)
TUESDAY. 'ATTflTTST 2B, 1MB EVENTNr? TTETWTI, ffL'AMATB TOES, DTJECW TAHE F1TW Fair Leaders Will Arrange For Exhibits Livestock Superintend ents Will Meet Next Thursday a ipMlsl mMtlm or iiiptrlO' tudmla ot i lie vtrloua llrMtooli dlvlilpni i oallw) ten- nxi Thuw duy ill 1 p, in. In lioon Di ,'ou 1 1 bOUMi ill whli'h Hum Ul final nr rniixninont will I,.. iiiiiiIm Mr rum -pli'lliiK iill prOMMtlPBl for rcrulv IMK 111" Ihtki! Ilvimturk exhibits nt llH county fulr. Tbll yuar'H IDtflti pr.iliiln.i In hit heavier thun hereto fore mill Hi" stuck of IiIkIm'I' i i n I - iiy owing in ntoy outtUodliii tni mniii Imported Into tot county dur- In llin iiinl two yuri, whom K' iii junt twilnnlni to n)mw tbt pro potency of the npli'inllil nlrcs itnil Inum. Mott oT Ihe livestock ODtrfSfl from club boy! itnil girls worn received Monday by tht full' lion til mul form n InrKu mul tttTMtlVt utrliiK whlrh always hut un mlmlrliii; OFOWd ttt tlm roll Illy fulr. wutrhlliK til II young nlnm taking cure of mid truinlng their murk for H 111 1 ii k Judging , dull Mriiilii'i'N Compote Tho majority of too boy and ilrli in dairy esll work hava Tillamook oaivai ami itand a obanca for tba American NiilliMii:! I. auk's special $25 prUo. Bona of tbanii howow, have oalyai in club work of tbair own or tbalr fatbsr'i braadlni mul win of oouraa baya to apotant tbajti- selves with plenty of competition ln iho. opan itlnHftt, Molvln B Moycr of Morrill aatdra hli ItU 'ruin -monk cnif Fernanda; kiiu Mbyor enters another Tillamook bailor, iltiniiuii: Martin Bohmlti of Uarrtll I'uturH Holllo; Jamaa Jnokoon, Basa Brush Fanny; Biigono Uorritt of Morrill enters Till I.-: Uarjorla B iiowmnii of Uarrlll a Onarnaay holf or, Tlllto; Varnon Durant or Mer rill Routa, ii belter calf and hi brother, Eugene, anotbar, nil Tiiia mookH from tbo II12& Importation; Frank UoCornaok, Jr., of Upper iiko, enters it purebred Bborthora calf, Blossom, In opon competition for liutiy beef mul ttao for Short horns: llrynnl Wllllums, It. F. I). No. I, Klnmutli Fulls, outer puro- brad oiio Moonlight Maid in tha Hoiritoin senior bolter olaaaj Annn Burnett of Mi.iinnii pntara two KOI iii holfors, 1'i'Kity nml Tulle; Tbalma mul Chelpi i.wi of tin. Morrill Route oiu'li u year-old llol- ataln balfar; Cecil llaloy of the Mor rill routa iii" HolatOln balfar, Dixie Queen; Wilbur Hhort of the Lake vlow route In entering li I h IIoIhIoIii belfor calf; Dnlplui Kponcc, of Mlil- lami. bar Jaraay grade calf! Bar! Jackson of It. P, I. No. 1 liln pure broil Holltaln Junior bull calf; Mill I 111 I Ivy . of Morrill. his Joriioy k nolo belfor unitnr ona ynnr of iiro mul Krnnk llrlncoo, nf Kurt Klltmatb, hia purebred Polknd Oblna now un der o luoiitiiK of act, i 'low iii n Week Only ono work DOM remain in- foro llreatoek antrlaa win cio. Thi i aaoaaaary owinx to tba faot that tlio Ktatn law on T. II. tontlnR lor all asbMbltlon animal will lio cn forcoil anil entrlo muif bo checkod nanlnt tbo Inapeotor'a list of herd toiled. Lighted Cigarette Starts Fire Today ' As Car Gets Fuel It il nuy bad) JOBlal forpj Iii dlcli er fur tbt puriliUHu of fMpllna while lattantlon i takan up n the iuihIiiuhii of HkIiHiik u clfaretta, Thin oartajnljf inuit ba tim con" olualofl of un kinknvwii motorist who limt III ponce of pjlpd mul diirn near lot 111 flivver earliy 4bl aftarno'oh in u fiiiinK itatlon tlri m the standard on fiiiimt itatlon ut the curlier of Hlxth mul Klumiilli. While Dick Wrifhl mul Obarlla llali:ock, Ml ii I Ion ntteridanti, 'Wore MlliiK the flivver' ku tmik, the owner approached too dole wild u llfbtOd 'iKnrulle. A loud explonloii and a purt of flume wu the hIkiiuI fur frenxled aotlrlty on the pun of Wrlfht and BapOOOk, who In lei time than It take lo tell It, bu.l pboVOd the fllvvei Into the driveway mid were oiiKuxcd lu buotiux at It from ull iiiikIi'I with every flro eitlngulnher ItU' HtuUotl pOHKCMHIld. With the fire out and no dSHMga other IbaS n nllxhtly liurnnd top, the OWnar of the cur departed In hato, puiinliiK only lini; anOUgb to mur mur, k i m e w li a t rcnenl fully, Ibut the liquid from thu flro extliiKulHher hud marred thu upholstery In hi hack neat. Sproule Reported Coming to Klamath on Train Tonight . William Bproale, protldeDt of the Soul hem Paclfla, w rep ined en routa to Kluiiittth Kali Utn thla afternoon fruit Udell. It In reported about the Itreetl that the Koiilheru I'ulllc executive win heudlnR a party of high official who have been miikliiK an Innpecllon of tbo Natron cut-off work. J. J. Miller. dlTtann aiient. ha left Odell to meet the party II waa learned. It nlo wa reported In local Southern Pacific office that t ,vu apodal car bud been ent north to transport tiba puny to tranapon the purty to Klnmutli, mul that they would nrrlve here onio lime till renins, And what miike the en alty Ih fih oryins bacause they can't sot out un the bench where the iwlmtneri nre. BELIEVE NUBS E KILLING 1TM (I'outlnuttl Vrum Page One) Prize Winning Bull Sold for Huge Sum JJfENOS AIRES, Aug. 25. (P) What cattlemen laQf I a world re cord prlco for it hull waa paid $e tnrday ut the annual cuttle allow. A prlio winning shorthorn bull named Kallbfnl, was knocked down for $80,000 to Bartolame Olnocohl, It I asserted that the previous hlBh mark paid for a bull was 10, 500 pound sterling In England, Where na Faithful fetched tbo equivaldni ot 12,000 poiunda atoning. ADVANCES IN Wood Come without nny warning. CHEAP PRICKS are on now Don't bn ono of many who will order too lato. Winter la noar. Phono your ordora. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO UUHN" , 601 Main Phone 535 Ferguson, brother of the missing nurse, toduy turned over to Contra Costa county officials ntranda of hair retrieved from a batbrobo be longing to Mr. Loren, wiio live I lii her ninther and brothers In ii. ik:. unl. These will he examined by Dr. E. O. Holnrlcb, Berkeley criminologist who will endeavor to establish whether they laity with strands of blond hair on the portion ot scalp found 111 the HWamp. Illtlclltify llnlr Two Oakland women, cloao frlonds of Mr. Loren, examined tho coc tlon of scalp and snld they wcro posltlvo tho hair and s:alp were those of Mr. Loren. Dri Louis P. Corwln, Oakland dentlnt who suld ho had louo con Hldcriible denial work for Mrs. Lor en, examined the teeth In bho lowor Jaw found lute yestordivy and said the dontnl work resembled that of Mrs. Linen's. He said ho could not ho vertuln In his Identification aa all the work performed by him hud been on the uppor Jaw teeth. Mini 1'ppcc JllW "Find the upper June und I'll toll you whether It Is that of Mr. Loron,"" Dr. Corwln told Invostl guturs. Work of pumping out tho awatnp along tho El Cerrlto river will got under way today under dtroctlon ot CJiitrn Costs county authorities. A powerful gasoline pump will bo In stnllod and Iho marsh drulncd suf flclentl'..' to faellltitto tbo work ot searchers for other portions of the dlsmombored body. The aearch will continue while the pumping la in prigreSS, The nuter rnngCH In depth from it few in.'hes to sovernl foot. The marab I sovernl mllea In ox tonl. 1'niler Sheriff W. M. Vale, said bulkheads or dykes might be orocled to oxpedllo tbo draining. Wore Kxpcnsivc iting Mrs. Loron's mother said whon her daughter loft homo sho wa wearing n dlumond ring valued at $1000. Two fingers ot tho right hand ot Mrn. Loren had boon nmpu tlalotl ut the Joints, Mrs. Forgttson ankl. Soaiehers I ulay were con centrating on finding tho mutilated hand. In tracing Mrs. Loron'a movomonts mi li -ei m ul to An ii 1 1 19, police learned Mrn. Loron registered at u Sun Frauvlacu hotol Wodnesday Lovely m w pattern In exquislt harmonies of full color In cretonnes and druperles for enlivening tho home during tbo coming wlntor. Sheet Special Wednesday Thursday August 26 and 27 Waldorf Sheets 81x90 $1.29 This sheet is doithlc bed size, 81 inches by 90 inches, torn to size mid hemmed, of good white medium weight muslin, and is not impregnated with a starch fil ler. Any amount to a customer, but no extra discount for large numbers because of low price for the two days. Style Show Tonight and Wednesday Night at Living Models Disporting Fall Coats and Frocks in addition to 'The Dressmaker From Paris" A romance and big Mystery photo play New Fall For Dresses, Ensembles and Coats Flannels plain, flannels striped, flannels novelty, and charrrrecn in the lovely fall shades, so rich and appealing in their warmth of color and fabric. $1.65, $1.95, $2.75, $4.85 Fall Specials in Silks School Boys' Knickers 2.29 3 -3.69 Just received in time for school, golf knickers and short pants for boys-and high school youths. These knickers and pants have button and adjustable knee. They come in a range of colors that fa vor continuous wear. Crepe la Mode . . $1.00 Delightful non-crushablc silk and rayon dress material for fall. Col ors tan, cocoa, white and hoirey dew, 36-inch width, yard, $1.00. Navy Charmeuse . . $3.50 Heavy quality charmeuse, soft and of a lustrous navy for fall dresses; a 40-inch widtli silk of innumber able variety of uses, $3.50. Dress ? Goods Molly-o-Crepe . . . $4.50 Beautiful, durable and fashionable crepe for fall dress by the silk maker "Mallinson"; in midnight shade, 40-inch width, $4.S0. Roshanara Crepe . . $4.00 Popular and of brilliant texture and sheen, wonderfully adapted to fall fashions, in steel blue, fal low, 36-inch, regular $4.85, reduc ed to $4.00. j . BROCADED SATIN Charming fabric for lining of coats, jackets and furs, in a new array of pleasing colors to choose from. 36-inch width. $2.25 Style-At-A-Pricc witli Quality Ap parent makes Pleased Custoners Continually. Outing Flannels just arrived a big shipment of outing flannels in plain white checks, stripes and solid colors. Two widths 27 inch ond 36 inch. Prices 19c, 25c, 35c Sevice with Values solves your prob lems, both as to Economy and Stvle? ' I . m. i rt. i .l.i.l n T n i li I ii ill I il il rT'' f 1 1 1 1 111 I in 111 111 I Hi tl 1 1 llltl tl f yj FALLS KLAMATH Harmony of color, plcnslnK shades In draperies new and comforting gives to th e home the pride in appearance and in possession essential to happiness. afternoon and checked out at 1 n. m. Friday. The hotel clerk told police a man who had tho appear ance and bearing of a physician vis ited tho woman nt the hotel. She left unaccompanied, the clerk said. SIGN POSTS TO BE BOUGHT TODAY It beglU8 to look as though Klumnth KiiIIh may yet get those stroet signs. At a mooting of tho chamber of commerco directors today noon, E. H. llnlslger, chairman of the stroet committee, roported thut final 'bids for tho collar posts will bo received this afternoon, and tho contract Will be lawardod this week ln order that tho posts may bo ordered Immediate ly. Tho total cost ot the posts will approximate $220. Tho directors by unanimous vote approved the movement ot the Ro tary club to drop tho "Palls" from Klamath Falls. Tho question will bo takon before tho other civic bod ies of the .city for endorsement. J. A. Gordon, chalrmon ot tho flnanco nml budget committee, ro ported that iho chamber has pro cured all but $3500 ot Its 118,748 budget for the ydar. A letter from officials of McNeil, Utoby ond McNeil, pnekors, indicat ed that tho proposal to put fire warnings on all cannod goods is not (enslblo, although thoy promis ed to tako tho mutter under further consideration. Achievement Day Program Will Be Staged by Club Members ot the Bly Sowing club will stage an Achievement Day program and local exhibit at the lit? Community hall next Friday evening, ut which time all of the club's exhibits for the county fair will bo on final display in thut sec lion. Every member of tho club has completed her work for the year and s.imo excellent exhibits .will be made. Members of tho club are Barbara Owen, Elba Boll, tva Boyd, Edwlna Casobeer, E1U Boyd, Helen Camp bell, Jessie Boyd and Muttie Cross. Sewing Club Will Prepare Exhibit For County Fair Members of tho home-making and sowing club ot Merrill will meet at tho Merrill school next ThuiHday afternoon to make final plans for tho ilub'a exhibit at tho county fair. Frank Sexton, county club leader, Will meet with tho youngsters. Each member of the club will have all entry for tho exhibit. Caroline Zacr etti, principal of tho school, and Mrs. W. F. Jlnnotto, loader ot the homo-making club, m ill have charge of tho meeting. Huge Fire Strikes Block in Montreal MONTREAL, Que. Aug. 25. IP) An entire block of buildings in i Montreal was laid waste last night and early this morning by one of the most spectacular fires the city ever experienced. The blaze, under a halt gale spread rapidly and soon enveloped the entire block. The building con sumed consisted of 20 or more dwellings, a large apartment house, an ice plant and other houses. No estimate has-been made of tho damage. The casualties were com paratively small. Most of these reported consisted of several firemen being overcome by smoke or cut by flying glass. Ono woman who suffered a broken arm when a piece of flro apparatus ln turning a corner dashed through the plate glass of a cigar store. WILL liOCATK 11 Kill-: Dr, Jj. T. Brock Opens up Offices In klnmutli l ulls Dr. L. T. Brock, formerly of Ne vada, has opened up offices horo in tho Oddfellows building and will lo cate permanently in Klamath Falls. Ho docldod upon thla city aftor mak ing a tour of tho entire coast. He and Mrs. Brock have takon apart ments In tho McCarthy apartments ami have also purchased proporty hero to show thoir faith lu the community. FREE Buick Demonstration TONIGHT By E. L. Tharp Noted Factory Expert Showing New Mechanical Features of the 1926 Buick Buick and Star Salesman Tonight 8 o'Clock
