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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 27, 1925)
EVENTNG HERSEU; KTOTATH FXEE3; OREGON THURSDAY, ATIfiUST 27, PAKE FOUR MARSH GIVES UP MORE EVIDENG E OF V IE IB Teeth Taken to Dentist Who Served Mrs. Loren OAKLAND, Cnlif., Aug. 117. (AP) -The cnttie upper part of the mouth of the supposed Kl Oerrlto marsh murder victim wns found to dny In the swampy pound by T. VI. lilugley of the Klchiiiond polleo department. Tlic teeth are intact. The find was rushed to an Oakland dentist uh, attended Mrs. llessie lrcn, :i urn c, believed to be the victim. The new discovery is expected to es tablish definitely whether It was she whoso body was dismembered. . Tho arrangement of tho toota and dental work correspond in a general way to description of M ;. Loren's mouth given the police tt.v her family. Tie head had becu oat Just under tlie nose, apparently by an expert. Tho rib of the mouth and ue pallete were left intact. A described by the police, this portion of the head revealed such skill in surgery that it looked like a dent ist's exhibit. There is a gold crown on a front upper tooth. Several fillings an 1 other peculiarities are expected to make identification easy for a dentist. Earlier In the day two blood stained sheets were found some dis tance from the marshes. Previously portions of tbe wo man's head had been discovered, but nothing as definite as the upper mouth had been revealed until today. Board Abolishes Fraternities at Salem Hi School Railroad Hearings To Be Held Oct. 5 SALEM, Ore., Aug. 27. Octo ber S at Portland was the date and place set today by the state public service commission for hearings on the applications for public conveni ence and necessity by tho Oregon Trunk lino and the Strahorn road and for the hearings on the appli cations of the Southern Pacific to purchase stock of the Strahorn rail road and o( the Nevada California and Eastern railroad. Following is the schedule: October 5, Portland Application of Oregon. California and Eastern for certificate of public convenience and necessity. October 5, Portland Application of the Oregon Trunk ltailroad for a certificate of public convenience and necessity. October 5, Portland Application of the C. P. ltailroad company for a certificate of public convenience and necessity. October B, Portland Application of the Southern Pacific company to purchase stock of the Novnda-l'uli-fomia-Oregon railroad. October 5, Portland Application of tho Southern Pacific railroad to purchase stock of the Oregon-California and Eastern railroad. "Phantom" Blames Predicament Onto Too Many Friends DAYTON. Ohio. Aug. 27. (,T) Fred G. Nickol. prominent manu facturer and confessed phantom bandit who held up the North Pay ton Branch of the Dayton Baring! and Trust company two weeks ago and obtained $21,000 today declared his friends were partially respon sible for' his downfall. "Friends, there arc no such thingj as friends," he said. "If 1 had any friends to help me out of my financial dilemma, I would not be In trouble today." SALEM, Ore., Aug. 27. Seven social organizations in Salem high school, said by the board to be se cret societies, were abolished by action of the Salem school board here last night. All students enter ing high school next year will be required to sign written statements "declaring that they do not belong to any of the organizations. The statements must also be signed by parents or guardians. The rulings will he enforced by suspension or expulsion for non compliance, it was stated by school officials this morning. New Bleachers to Be Finished Soon Heavy Damage Done By Storm Calipatria, Cal., Suffers $150,000 Loss BRAWLEY, Calif., Aug. 27. &) A survey of property damago and Injuries resulting from last night's storm which struck California, 10 miles north of here, early today shows 14 of the town's larger bus iness buildings and residence cither demolished or badly damaged, and one woman fatally injured, while a half score of tho other inhabit ants sustained minor injuries. Bus iness men estimate the damage at beiween $1100.000 and $150,000. fXIVEKSITY OF OREGON. Eu gene, August 27. (Special) Con struction of additional covered seat ing space is under way on Hayward field. The A. Pajuncn construction company of Portland is in charge of the work, which will cost between $20,000 and $30,000. The build ing project, will be completed be fore the first football game of tbe season, with Multnomah club of Portland, on October 3, according to the plans of J. W. Benefiel, grad uate manager of the Associated Students. With the completion of the new covered bleachers, seating capacity under cover for 13,500 will be pro vided, with room for approximately 5,000 on the remaining uncovered bleachers. Steel and wood are to be used in the new construction to which additional seats may be ad ded later. LaFollett Through in State Politics OIL GOES DOWN DALLAS, Texas, Aug. 27. (IP) Reductions of from 11 to 37 cents a barrel on Oklahoma and Kansas crudo oil were posted by tile Mag nolia Petroleum company hero today. SALEM-, Ore.. Aug. 27. Alex M. LaFollett, state senator from Marion county, made the definite statement today that he will not be a candi date for reelection next year. "1 am going down the sunny side of SI years and when a man gets that old it is time to stay dut ot politics," said Senator LaFollette. The senator, who has won i:io cognomen of "Watchdog of the treasury" through his continued negative votes on all appropriation measures, has served two terms in the senate. Ouch! Is Not Heard In our Dental Parlors. We perform your work with such precision and care that we forettall all pain. Our strictly modern laboratory and parlors insure satisfaction. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless of course) 302-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main Phone 835 . 4. t,. 4hjL J, A. Ji. We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out at 5 p. m. same day ::; f i X I t 1 1 V i t T t t f t 1 t y t y t 1 y ? ? I y y t y y t I t t y I y ? I y y t y y y y t y y y f t y 111. art - . f ir jojjtjjjjj$5MjMMj5ii That lovely season when Nature dips her brush into her most charm ins colors splashes the hill siilos ami the val eys with the roils and yellows that are a challenge to us mere people i change out coloring ami clothing to coincide, with our en vironment is almost upon lis, If v.e arc to do our part it behooves us to make our Selec tion of all the beautiful things that fashion dictates will m worn. Make this selection early so that you can be assured that your taste Dhd fancy can be exactly Spited) and when the time conies "Mother Nature" will not be aihamed of her children. We are really gratified thai we are again able to b ring to the women of Klnmuth County the choice selections of the fashion centers of the whole world. Tbe coats, tin: drosses, the shoes, niidTill the accessories for every occasion. The apparels that makes each hour of the day nn hour of pleasure if for no other reason than that such wonderful clothes could lie worn. We have fill, tiled out trust for tho third season of 1925 by bringing to Klnmuth Kills the finest array of women's clothes that can be found on tho coast anil we are proud to Invite your inspection and we are confident that you will find here just those tilings that will suit your taste. Coats W illi that sweep and flare that make them one of the most desired items of Fall attire. They are most all fur trimmed with such furs as mink, beaver, squirrel ami fox and with these furs on the new fall colors of purple anil mahogany they are very beautiful garments. Group 1 Dresses This group changes every day as we receive express shipments from the city. This morning's quota included some of i lie very latest models in Chanillc Georgette in a nig variety pf the newest shades. It will pay every woman to keep up with the daily changes in our slock of new dresses. Group 2 Dresses Group 3 Dresses A group of distinctive fur trimmed models in a njost' complete range of the most popular colors. In addition to the fur, some of these dresses are fancy trimmed with beads and braid and among them can be found a very desirable dress to suit almost any occasion. A big line of medium priced dresses in Charrrteus, Satin Back Crepe in almost every color that could be askeil for, such as wine, new purple, tans and prints. Made with the new flare; In this lot there are a few very desirable sport dresses in popular 0. 'hit Shop Our Men's Side For Better Values Falls Mercantile Co. 415-417 Main Street Y : ran t Henley School Will Open On September 7th All classes tot tho Heuley school will start on Monday morning, Sep tember 7, according uj announce meut made today by O. A. Scbultz, principal. The work jf remodeling the building has been complete. I by carpenters and painters, und the janitor Is now putting on the finish ing taujhos to the buildln. Mrs. Pelcn will huvo charge of the Intermediate classes, while Miss Waago will teaitth some or the up per grades and Knzlk'.i i:i the higfi icfoMl. E. II. Ilolkne will lo;:s'i in the high school and will oino have charge of the school athletics. Principal BcUUltZ and Mrs. .lohn con tare the only two members of laBt year's faculty who will return, All tho new teachers are exper ienced and come here highly recom mended, said Mr. Schultz. The principal urged that all pUpilft be ready for the opening day on Monday morning, In order that tho le-arrangement of schedules might bo completed within the shortest possible time. Young Boy Enters Youngest Exhibit "I want to enter my calf. Its Ju::t a very young one and It hasn't any name jet," 'did a small voice to the Fair lizard Secretary, during Hi" rush of oniric and injurlea. The owner of the voice stood forth, a proud small 'hoy with tile 3y ot possession shining in his eye. "She'.: purebred anil I'vo applied for her papers and She leads fine lilread.', although she Isn't a month old yet," ho further explained. The latest exhibitor ot dairy live stock, young Louis Williams small son of Mrs, Mary II. Williams whose Itlojdod HolstelnS have taken many a prize at tin Klamath and other county fairs, rilled out tho offlciil Witty form and by tho helpful sug gestions or everyone In tho office finally dee ded that Ozle's Starlight Walker would bu a proper and fit ting name tor tho new entrant that being a derivative from tho names ot both sire und dam. Louis is tihowlng another animal In club twit In the Dairy Calf division .mil under tho guidance of uls brothers who 'have ull been through some division of standard club livestock work, ho Is reaping tho benefits of their experience In tho handling, feeding and showing of well bred animals. ALL OFF BTRIKH nitussEi.s, Aug. 27. -Metal workers, 30,000 of whom havo boon OU strike fur a niOBtU, Wh.ay voted to rosumo wurk Monday under a compromise which It. In COMftlerod certain the empioiors win accept. The compromise Involves a reduction in wages. ARGENTINA W'tfi EMBARGO ON WAIt BUPMiIEH ISfPORTS BUBN08 AIRES, Aug. 20. Pres ident Alvear bus signed a decree pro hibiting the private importation of armaments und munitions of war into Argentina without special ler misKlou from the War Department, in which coho they are only allowed to enter through the port ot Duouou Aires. Tho decree defines these prohibit ed imports ftl those which the uutlon Imports for Its own defense and al 0 those used by other countries for similar purposes'. 1 new. YooiiK. - - The American says CharMo Chaplin is to build a $1,000,000 thontor on Brottdway, opening It with his first, play, pos sibly a melodrama featuring Judith Anderson. And some of these divorce suits being pronscd should havo boon sent to the cleaner first. Cupid Gets Busy to Save Laurels Cupid, that devilish Utile brut, I raised hit; in ad again yesterday af ternoon ami grinned triumphantly, For the pudgy, yel hotty little sookdolger escorted two couploij into the coumy clerk's office yesterday afternoon and guided the hand of tho husbands-to-be us they signod the marriage licen o A of which raises tie- numbor ot August 'marriages from six to eight. Three more marriages in Kliiiiiiith before September i and there win have been us ninny marriages us dl Vorcos In Hie county for tho mouth. Tho two couples were corralod by the annoying little arrow shoot er In Qhlloquln and Oleiie. They were ('lurk L, Nixon and Luclndu Horrol of Olone; and Clyde Htaf ford a"nd Laura Martin of Clilloqiilii. NEW YORK -Tourists returning from Europe on I ho liner Olympic dlsousied tho wlntilngn of one John M iKeop at cards und ulllppools. Kn timatQs of other pussengerii place his haul at 6,000 to $25,000. lit admitted Ibat lauV luck sut on hit lup all the IwUy over. Notice Big Difference in the Way You Feel Quit "oisoning Yourself To day; Feci Better in Few Hours or No Cost , Mako thin test! Knd suffering from Indigestion, Pimples) Pains In Hack and sides, Constipation, Head aches and tired, rundown condition, duo to Solf-polsonlng booatlso of Sluggish liver and clogged IntcHtlnos. Take a pleasant spoonful of Dr. Thachor's Liver and Blopd Syrup after tho noxt two meuls. In loss thun 14 hours notice tho quick dlt- teronea In lite way you fuel. Con talus pure vogotablo Ingredients np proved by Physicians. IIolps nattir OloahSS and tono your llvor id lengthen your dlgcstlvo organs soothe the tired und ovorlaxoi nerves, brace up your system an purify your blood and restoro you energy again. You, too, must I, satisfied, or no cost. Dr. Thacher's Is sold nnd rocon mended undor this guurautoo by th star Drug Htoro and all Ivadlnu druggists. Adv.
