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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 5, 1925)
r.ATTTftDAY. r.EPTKMP.Rn r,. ms RVFNJN. HRRAp"), K LAMA T 17 FAT.LR, OREGON PAGE THREE , , This Store Closed LABOR DAY Monday, Sept. 7, All Day For Fall 12.39, 9.50 to 35 Prooki or upprtoAl ityli adaptation! ot pin tuoki- bolero, flftFMi MdOi front and circular, varied Itavej In Htiuit, long and puff mod", in rich FabHci whh ilorloui tiutumu adorn, Blankets .98 to 13.75 W.H.I. W.n.l MiM. W ool and 'otton. All B6sconi N'aIiunii and ' IrOKOII ( itv -all ics. Then is a world of comfort, In having good blan ket! that keep the whole family warm the coning Cold nlghtS, Boys' Suits 10.50 to 19.75 Plain and belted models, in fab rics like dad wears tome with vests, mostly two pain "f pants, Hard Service Clothes for Hard Playing Boys New Hats 5 to 6.50 Latest Velours and Felts, some with novelty band';, in the smart "Mcllowlit" nuke. Boys' Corduroy Long Pants 2.95 6 to , 12 Cream and Brown New Shirts For Men 1.50 to 4.75 including toilettes, broadcloths, reps, French flannel, poplins, in plains, chocks, stripes Mini plaids, sizes 11 to l it M . WOOL MIXT SHIRTS 2.95 and 3.45 Work shirts In olive di-ali. dark grey and llglil gray, of heavy wool inixt fabric for tin- ttdfattngj rati mi i winter days. Bltal 14 14 to 17. School Starts Tuesday Havo iii ohlldren fully oiothjed In suits, drosses, shirts, huso, undorwonr and shoes, when school starts Tuesday. Mothers and fathuia will find our stocks fairly complete (or most evenythlnt needed', ilililihlililHilililihlilililitilil KLAMATH J Vi I ALLS And Chiloquin Closed all day Labor Day Mainly About People Hill lltt'.lV ItK'll'ltVH OfOrgO Khiimwny, loral ImiIIiIIiik eoatraator, retnraed Issi evening from n hualncmi trip In Kliliflidd. California, where lui iponi sareraj dajen, ,Mr. Hhumwaj! reports be found iondliioiis good, bat feels Klanatfa palls ban mora promise thaey any or Ills Oltlei of I his nl7.o thai bu visited. Fruit and wheat crops were in uphill did condition, according to Mr. 8bum way. , GHNH ii Si i.i s is ii i:it I-: Porinor Penitentiary Warden Vleltel in KJatnaUi fo Pow iinyx Oeao ituwioy. mi,, or oi'i taatiliai characters al the plate oapltiol, ami w,'ii known throughout tbi iUUa arrived in Klamath rati rattardai? l,i iipoiiil Hvor.il duos In twu on slum business, Mr. Iluwley wn formerly deputy warden or una p-1-- Herniary unlor Former Wurduu Jli.i Lewis, II" l no III III" employ of the Btaiii public iervlee eomtnlaaloB, u .wiu; louonnow j, r. Magulre, Hr., with hiM ion Dlok anil William UUtUlMj Jr., son or Mr. ami .Mm. William Maculrs aro leaving hy a0Ur tomorrow for rortiami. in' i win enter, mount AnfO'i college ami William Magulre win leave the aorthern city on Moo day for Ooonagn ;" Spokane, where he will take tin his collage work thin being Ilia Junior year. Mr. Mu- gulrc, Br., plana m 'spend savdral hiondg, daya In Portland oa a combined 1 business ami pleasure trio, UKKU POH two IVKKKB Itr.V. TAYLOR HERB r,lli;iti,i;i.s IiBAVH Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Wood Khcr Isln left llila morning tor Kan Kran ebao whore. Lliey will Hpeml die com ing week on u business ami pleasure i iId. While t" the southern city they Will enjoy the Diamond Jubilee, ; iircitu from QBSeON city Mr. and Mra. Carl Sebniltl ami SOU tTarl or ocecon fity am spending the week end in the city vImiihk with t n It. t. wtlllaiiiH of Dnnsmulr ar- tioivi; To itoi-MM l rived In Klamath KbIIh last evenlai Mrs. Doela Norrta, MIkm Wyma i 1111,1 expects to spend In the aeigh BrotbertOn and Mr. and Mm. Dale ; horliooil of two weoks here on Ihih llawklim. who urn Halting Kara from Ueai mattem. Cottage urovi . with Mrs. Morris plan to leave tomorrow for Lakuview to attend the ronnd-llp. Tliey expect to return id Klainaih l-'alla on Monday avanlagi (IODIX to CBAXBB II M, Hoe with Mr. and Mrs. ,AI bert May and Djtnlly plan to spend Buadsy t Orater t.nke. This is the rirnt t rip to the scenlr spot tor the 'May family. BKTURN8 HtoM itt siNKSS TRIP CK p. CMaala has returned from Vri'ku where ln spent two days on hnslness. Mr. (Irl.ile round condi tions In the south very Rood. He re turn, -l over in,' iiaii mountain, VISITING PROM I'OitTl.WI) Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McDonald of Portland are vIsltlnK here with Mrs. McDonald's parents. Mr. and Mr. D, J. Lawrence. Mrs. McDonald will lie remembered here as Harriet l.iuv- sol TMKIt V IftTMRBRMAM f. ii. unConbar of Ban PaaneJaea Ih In the city on a business and pleasure trip combined, lie plans to leavo for the south tomorrow ovc- nlng. I'ltO.M coos HAY Mr. and Mrs. Tom llnney are amoiiK (he Coos Hay visitors in the city today. V.XT TO bOCAIH HRRfl Mr. anil Mrs. W. K. Wilcox of llcnd are ambhg the business visitors here. Mr. Wtlcox wants to locate here his business lieiiiK that of a burlier. TO ATTKND PAIR .Mrs. A. J. Hickman and Mrs. Ada Parsong or Bonaata are enjoying the fair today. PRBD col.VUi VISITS Kie.1 CoIvIb, one of Klamath's most freQUOnt visitors, arrived in Klamabh Falls yesterday to spend several days heru atteudlns to bus Inasa matters and vbjttlng tits many trlends In this eltiy. Mr. ColVlg Is collected with the reiier.il income tax oollectlng department and hi as stcned to cover the southern Oregon district. DOWN PROM I'M NINA lira. C. At. Sheehan and Mrs. J. M. staKKn, who together oonduiat a hotel at Pduntnai formerly known as Skookum, on the KiiKene-Klaniatli Falls cut-oft. are In town toxttxy to visit with friends and transact bus iness. Bouti women are registered at the Hall hotel. HKItU PROM SACItAMKNTO 1). M. McCormaoki well known tliroiighout the Klamath, country as ii HveStOCk buyer, arrived In Klam ath Kails, last night to spend sevoa.'l days hero attending to business mutters. TRAVEL VRRV LIQltT Few tourists renlstered at the local (hamber of commerce office todny. Thoso who did wore A. (i. Thoinpsnn, Weed; t!. A. Hack, Rtpon; Verna A. Ilird. Los Angeles: Ijcster N. Rnapp, Oakland: Mrs. ('. Hj Mtienohmevbr, Oakland; John Oeehor, Oukland, and Stanley Dob bins, ,lr., Vasvarville, Oat, MORTON Wm mm HOSPITAL Our expert dOQtori ami luigQnt xuetlont food uutl unlet Hiirriiunttlns lirlng you mil lu-aHh. 10BS P1NB OT., SAW FftA?tC.BCO Your Car Will Give Yon Double service if properly oiled and greased. Let us see that your car is kept in good condition. GENERAL FIRESTONE and OLDFIELD Kiainath Tire House "Cap" Calkins Klamath Ave. & 6th St. Why waste that precious power so essential for a sweet running motor? Use Fitzgerald Never Leak Gaskets Quality Piston Rings Maclcay Valves VanDykes Parts Co. With tho Hub Tiro Shop 502 So. 6th Phone 616 New parts for all cars Effective and 'Plcesunt to "fake" The foundation of healthy, hap py manhood and womanhood; keeping liabtes and children hpalthy frequently demands tho USD of a good laxative. Rexall Milk or Magneala is the best kind we know ot and we recommend It without hesi tation. it is of fun strength ami purity, pleasant to take and thoroughly reliable. Star Drug Store THk $Qcdol Stor KLAMATH KALLS, OREGON Will Conduct Service in City on Sunday ROV, Fred Taylor and wire of As toria arrived in Klamath Falls this mornliu; and will conduct servlcea on Sunday morniriK at eleven o'clock for the members and friends of the Kplscopal church In tho hall above the crater Lake Automobile com pany which Ih located on tho cor ner of Main si rcct and Payne alley. Itev. Taylor was a missionary in Alaska for several years but has bc-n preaching In Astoria for the past five years. At this meeting everyone Is cordially Invited to attend. plt&Of REE Theatre IN.II RKH KVK Sffg. OolSljB MJIlr Hiifferod a pain ful injury to hflr left eyo yonu-rday afternoon. wh"n nni- of tlif? pack it" rnrri'r at Motr'K Hhop Ml from Uh LUUOfftr Hirlklnjf h r fn th i'aoe. It Ifl coiiKidMr-d iiiohL fortunate the hied bar t( thf carriHr did not firii(c her din-ctly in the t-yti for il Wtfttld no doubt liav caused her lo Eom ii" sight of her eye ak it Ih, Iter fact- Ih badly inr and inflaiin-d. TO U&$ OV THK V(MI)K Mr. and Mm. LtMlfe HoKrs with tin ir Children and KueKtfl, Miss Kdna Dunbar. , KranceH Truedalw, Scott WRITen and Stanley Lewis, aro leav- inn; late .lii.s :ift--rnoon for the Rokcth lodne at I,ak of the Woods where they will remain until Monday evening. Saturday Only Cioip, tlic Blight i-f Nf; makes "Idle Tongues" A mirror ot lltintanitv that Everybody can (Jfe. Sunday and Monday "The Painted Lady" Starring Dorothy Mackall mid fj0ge O'Bllem the clevor hoii of San Francisco's ramoini Poliee chier. This is Larry Evan's story ol Kan Francisco and the South Seas rrom the Barhary coast to the perfumed tropics the story or a woman who Was Easy to Look At but Hard to Kiss "Tho 1'aint'Ml Lady." MADE FOR YOUR AMAZEMENT! "The Lost World" TO LAKKYIKW Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Johnson plan to take their house gueats, Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Park of Florida, to Lake view over the week end to attend the round up. CAMERON LK.VVKS ' Howard Cameron ieit this morn ing tor Weed, Calif., after transact ing business here for several days. He plans to spend over Labor Day in Hie southern city. Ajjhe LIBERTY ! i A ii f n I Pa rts Why waste that precious I.KAVl.N't; TOSIORROW Miss Louise Cattuz2a is leaving j on the morning train for southern J California where she will spend the i Coming fortnight with relatives and i friends. In San Francisco Miss 'a Huzza will attend the Diamond Jubilee. N'OimiETtX IKX-TOrt Dr. and Mrs. J. Arch Stewart o Portland aru week-end visitors in the city. VISITlXti FAIR Kenneth Colwell of Morrill is in the city today attending the county fair. AKOVK CHILOQriX E. C. Paddock of the Yamsay J Land and Cattle company, above Chiloquin is spending the week-end i in Klamath Falls. JDlare-Devil Richard Talmadge in "On Time" V You will, find this as thoroughly enjoyable, laughable and thrilling a play as you have seen in many days. Sunday and Monday RIN-TIN-TIN The W onder Dog "Tracked in the Snow Country" Made by the same cast as "Find Your Man," with beautiful JUNE MAHLjpWE as the leadins lady. Since Rin-Tin-Tin was here last summer he has made steady progress in his work and well deserves his title ot the Wonder Dok- He is almost human in this story of the eternal snows of the Far North, of strong men and tender woniwi and an outlawed dop who tracked his enemy to his death. KKOM HOXANZA David Hliss is In today from Bo nanza and this afternoon is taking in tho county fair. TO WEAR VXIFOHM Prosecuted Under New State Statute While a majority of the airls in the Uend high school have agreed to the Cilrls' league plan to wear a particular type of costume four days pach week, the plan is not compulsory, it was explained today by Principal Donald A. Emerson. hast spring the tifrls' leugue ad vanced the plan for eneouragin.; sipiplicity in dress for girls, and a majority of the girls oC the high school agreed upon a particular form of dress, to ho worn four days out of each week- the middle nd skirt. This is in no way binding upon j the girls who did not agree to the plan. Emerson points out. Tho ob ject of tho movement was to make the customary dress for girle in the high school simple and inexpensive rather thnn uniform. Bend Buletiir. EUGENE, Ore.. Sept. 5. First prosecutions in the state under the amendment passed at the last ses sion of the legislature to the work ing men's compensation law whore in any one about to engage in a hazardous occupation must first notify the state accident commis sion, were conducted here yester day. W. J. and .1. s. Lento? plead ed guilty and were fined $25 each. The men were in charge .of tho construction of a bank i:i Spring field ami failed to notify the com mission of the project. Dillard A. Elkins, chairman ot the state industrial accident com mission, brought about the case. Hotel Sutter Saif' Francisco Management Geo. Warren Hooper A popular priced Fireproof Hotel, Centrally Located and noted for Its excellent service and unexcelled appointments. NEW YORK. Deauville Is finish ed us a fashionable resort, says Airs. Edna W. Chase, a fashion ed itor who has returned from abroad; To be really In style one should iro tw Biarritz now. UF.NO. Nev. John 11. Randolph was sentenced; to die by Lethal gas after heliiR found guilty ot the murder or his aged mother. He is the third man now awaiting execu tion by lethal gas in Nevada. MODESTO, Calif. Elizabeth Ole gein 7, of Oakdale, was scalded to death when she toll into a tub of boiling water. OMAHA. Nebr. Tommy Cro- Knn, Nebraska featherweight, and Malt Smith, Iowa, boxed ten rounds to a draw. This Bank ' Will Be Closed All Day Monday r LABOR DAY i Tl Ik. T . 1 W rirst rsationai Dank Members Federal Reserve System
