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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 28, 1925)
FRIDAY, AUGUST 2R, 1025 PAKE FOUR :?7 ..".'.V '""'T'.'::" V 1U n d e r w o o s 0 Y A REFINED CHIC f . S IN THE NEW I U CLOSE-FITTING VV STREET 1 1 AT ' L Y jj f rQrl -jot i v FALL STAPLES i&8B Models for Bvery Woman I THE LATEST VOGUt IN FASCI NATING SHAPES FOR FASCINATING FACES' . Every woman embodies a different type of charm and individuality- if SHE IS PARTICULAR, W jvffffr i&r hat zvtth an eye to its being appropriate ' and becoming to her style and face. Hector specializes in hats that are "different"- and attractive origin ality which sets them in a class apart. I) Hector's The Fashion Center Salem Rail way Value Is Made SALEM, Ore., Aug. 2S. The val ue of the Salem street railway pro perty on December 311, 1923, is set for rate making purposes at $565,- 000, In an order of tle public ser vice commission today. Because, however, the company has since De cember, 1923, abandoned its lines on Summer and on Seventeenth streets, the order of the commission authorizes a deduction from th. $566,000 figure of $31,000 to which la later to bo added in. capital value the amount of invest ment required for the substitution of automobile busses for the street :ar lines aban doned. In a second ordar of the com mission today the value of the fixed capital of the Eugene Street Kail way property is set at $583,000, in cluding "the double track not neces sarily used and useful in the pub lic service" for rate making pur poses the commission set the value of the Eugene system at $511,000. Both the Salem and Eugene lines are owned by the Southern Pacific company which was a party to the hearing. Adventists Meet at Jacksonville MEDFOKD. Ore., Aug. 28. One of the most important matters to be decided at the annual southern Ore gon conference of Seventh Day Ad ventists, which opened today at Jacksonville, will be the decision, whether or not a site near Jackson ville will be selected for the location of their college, formerly at Suthcr lin. Over 100 delegates are present from different parts of southern Oregon. Eugene. Marshfield, Klam ath Falls and Hoseburg. VI E.W AN'. Phosphorescent Dns tailcd frogs have been found In a subtcraneun lake near Innesbruck. -K--- : 4 !! 4 f We Do Not Permit Any thing But the Best To leave our studio. If your pictures arc not developed and finished in the best possible man ner, they do not pass our door. They arc de veloped until the best is attained. We assure you of a service that will please. o4t the PINE TREE An unusual and clever vaudeville bill was presented last night at the Pine Tree and will be repelled to night. Tlje several musical numbers were entertaining and the comedy and dancing acts were above the average. Prince Leo, the pony with the human brain, is marvelously In telligent and his stunts are mystlfy- i ing. to say the least. Taken all to gether, it if a very enjoyable pro gram. Curlnne Griffith added another leaf to the wreathe of laurel with which she should be crowned for the standard of excellence of her pic tures. "Declasse," the picture which was presented last night at the Pine Tree, captivated a critical audience. The photography was beautiful la every respect. Many well known faces were seen in the cast sup porting Miss Griffith. Among lb m were Lloyd Hughes, Hedda Hoppi r, Kockliffe Fellowcs, Louise Fazeuda, Ciive Erook, Lilyan Tavhman and others. After a continuous run of more than seventy weeks in New York, an engagement of a year in Lon don, and a brilliant road tour of the United States, "Sally," the Ziegfeld musical comedy hit, Is now on the screen, with Colleen Moore as the star. "Sally" holds the record for being perhaps the most successful musical i comedy ever presented in America, having netted, it is declured, more than $-1,000,000 in gross receipts. The picture will be shown at the Pine Tree Theatre Sunday. I M The LIBERTY fi The train had passed the last place from which It could be (lag ged. The signal at her own sta tion refused to work. How could sh? stop the train and still save her sitter? Gould she do both an I hold out? See the answer at the Liberty tonight in "A Fight For Honor." 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After thn contosr an fenm Inatlon revoalod that Kaplan had Itif- tl i'. hroken finger In the eighth round. Kaplan said that after the Aug 28 (yj1) bK"111 he had been Able to uso Ilia ii. I ii ii 'i mil. . , c.ii'i. in this sixth meeting between the WATERBURY, Conn I.ouls (Kid) Kaplan of Merldcn, i.on., remains roaincrweignt oozing two men thoro was clinching and champion of the world having dancing and few clean punches' were fought a draw In his 15 round con- landed. Herman fought his usual test with the former Callfornlan, stand up hattle while Kaplan nppnr Babe Herman, before 20,000 persons enlly had little of the driving power at Drsssco park last night. he showed In fighting Ills way to the Several experts were Inclined to chumplonshlp last winter In the tour favor Herman, who showed better namenl. sponsored by the New York generalship, but u whirlwind finish Stale Athletic commission. In his contests of Hie I nil rtiiuin ii I he hail whipped the soldier, Hobby tiarclu, by a lightning attack in Hie final round and knocked out Danny Kra mer of Philadelphia for the chant-1 plonshlp. in their six meetings, Kap lan and Herman have each won a bout and four have been declared draws. Herman was an alternate in the championship In the tournament. Last night's combat was staged lif ter a seething afternoon In which Kaplan barely managed to scale the 1211 pounds which Is the limit tor his weight. Police had to bo called before the weighing had been com pleted, Herman's manager claiming the title, because, as he said, the champion was over tint limit. Repre sentatives of the Connecticut boxing body, however, ended tlio nrgumcnt by declaring that Kaplan had mado the weight. i 'oast WAQVB SCORES At Sacramento 7; Portland 10. At San Francisco 1; tiM Angeles At Halt Lake 1; Henttle 5. At Vernon 4; Oakland It. A man In Kansas City can lay :i0,000 bricks a day. 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