The Evening herald., September 17, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 17, mr,
FVraWTfl TTET'ATTJ, KLAMATH FALLS, OiTEOON
" PaT!E FTVE
FROM ALL OVER OREGON
Bita of News From Towns Throughout the State
WHAT OTHERS ARE DOING
PIONBHR PASHKH
Funeral iorvleo (or Qtorco it,
OJbioDi on, pioneer r Wallowa and
Colon tounttai, wlio dlad Thursday
afternoon in u boiDltnl lure, will Im
hall) in i.ii Orando tomorrow ut 2
Pi III.
Mr. Qlbion Isavoi in mourn hi"
limit, ti Im widow tod the following
"mill mill daufbtori: 0 v. Cllbiou,
Mm. ll.ll.llnyllnii, Umol oibaon, ol
i.h Onndej Mm. Hugh mioy ol On
lorprlm., unil r. H. Illbimn of T;i
coma, Wimii., bealdei a hoii ut
(rioodi, iiuii. r Democrat,
KUGBNH MAN HONORED
CJeorge B, Uovoi drum major and
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Uraostottor iiy Dill rlol Ranger Smith
i.. Taylor, itatlonad a) rdcKenila
brldga in Hi" Cascade national tor"
rati ilvlnf evldouce r a poulblo
ruurdor,
Tbo appearance of tho fimi seemed
in mIid w thai ii linn not boon bur
lod tnoru than u year, according in
word roflolvid by tlm coroner. Fur
tbor Invoitlgatlon ot Wii ipol by the
dlitrloi rangor hai failed to bring
furl li liny Unlit OB tlm mutter.- -
Dtigint Qunrd,
WIFE KBBDHD m.l.u
Too muoh dotation in bin wife
OglUMd LOUll BkJOfMI tn iti y a fine
r 1110 in Actio.! Reoordor it. H.
Fox's eourl today.
H. i'. heehs ri'oiiT
Tho Southern Pacific roquoal fi
support In tin program ol develop
munt In Oregon iiiid for tho -x-
oluilon ot tbd Orogon Tnink ox
Million win im dooldod ut a moot
im: oi tbo Marihtlold and North
Bind chninbor of oonniroi at
dinner it the hotel North Bond
next Tbundiy oviolng m c:.io. The
public in Invited io this dlnnor,
Jiuil wliut lOtlOO will tin I a kin
by COOK Buy In not known. Many
favor tbe tUPPOrl of tlm S. I'. pro
Kiuiii, Wbllo otbi ni fuvor tbl policy
of band! off. Tim question win ba
opon for dliouiilon ut tlm mooting,
Coon Iluy Tlnii'H.
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Dtolnrlnf tiim btr IiumJkuhi
IpfPdl iiirmt Of I into and a
Ki' cut union ii t of hln money iXptf
I mooting on a radio BOt, Kanrn A
I,auTinc DoiikIuhh Jian fllrd Hit It
In tho circuit court boiri for a !1
fOfCC f t win Harlow .Mi'm-rvn IJoiik
lai.H. Thty want marrlad In Port
land In November, 1U21. and hiiv
ono iimall clilld.
"IiiHtiNtd of dcvntlnr hlnrst'lf to
poino Katnful occup:illoii In order
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for Saturday Only
a local pbynii'iuu proiorlbid boor
III of 111" Arnorlcan Loilon a. u run. lur mi i I! in from
im mind bngli oorpi lad hwdlvnldb Mm, IMoriM inKorlng
f ib- iut loroniutloi oommltteolibortly iftir tho birth or oblld,
f iba Amarlain Uglon, bin baanl Bkjanu, In tbo anthuauwm of bli
iok ii by Karold J. Winrar oflbuabandly iftaetlon, Inida eon-
Pandlaton In bo n nu'inbor of ii Ucriibl,. iiumitlty of b.-.-r Jnit bow
r i i.pt Ion nnniiiltii.il in wcli'mno inucli ul una time In not known I to in . urn fundi from which to
uioru limit f.o riii.ru to tbe rounduplbul when Cblil of polloo Peter J. j ibpport iii family," tbo complaint
ih re next Tbundiy, Tin. ivuiorn llnnuon rul.li.il tho Kkjurnuu homo I rendu, "hi I pent bin limn ami lueb
from VinoouVir, Wub., win fly iii but night, bi (bund 500 bottleel fundi ii hi hid, largely in exptr- ?
iiiunn furimillun to Hie eimturn Ore ' of H there j Imentlng with radio." A
fOB city. Miiyor Tux, ImiirliiK BkJoriM'l Other ehurKeu lire llao men- A
Legion ..in. lulu ol Pendleton and itory and lie corroboration by theltloned In the complaint, end n gen- 1
ofllolili nf the roundup will com iphyalelin, doeldod tbero waa lomoloril allegation or cruel mid Inbu-jj
prom me committal on Wblch Mr. ; juntlf l-mlin ror IiIm ppHHcnHion or
l.nv hna been aikeil tu nurvti. Tbe beer. Inn not for hiring' mi ureut
oommtttaa win welcome the tllerl a tinanllty, (Inad Bkjemi f 150.
to tin city and win sntartaln tbaml "i dreamed that you cleaned
whllt there, if Mr Love decldet toloul our collar." Mm. Bkloriaa em-
A genuine Durham Duplex safety razor and
tube of Palm Olive shaving cream, both for 35c
$1.50 alarm clocks 98s
Podre Almontl Castile, 3 bain for 33c
Sunlight soap, 4 bars 25c
25c talcum powders, (5 kinds) 2 for 25c
10c cakes shaving soap, 3 for 25c
Pint witch hazel 29c
Coca nut oil shampoo 39c
Can Palm Olive shaving cream and can
after shaving talcum 35c
After shave lotion 39c
go bo win probably riy aaal with
on., iii ibe plinea, Dugona Regl
lor.
tided io Hi" noiiie while they were
carrying tho boor from it biding
place.
Tbe police wem "cleaning out"
HCHAN BKCIjL POCNf) I the cellar, tor In addition to the
A iiumnii Hkuii nii.i u pair ol BOO bottloi of homo brew, they took
OTiraJlg bare been unearthed by I away piTiral boxH of empty bottlai,
wurkinon ou thu UcKeniil paaafl two empty milt bnrrelB and onii
highway in tho vlolnlty ol Loatltbat nn contained a Quantity of
Lake, It linn been roporled Io W W mult llend Bulletin.
nut ii treatment la luiitle.
Ura, Dooglaea akH the cuatody
of tbe chUd and 12.1 a moiTtli for
itu aupport Baton Stnteeman.
ll.tvi.i:v AT ASHLAND
Congraeaman w. t'. Hawley, Ore
Kon congreaammi wl" hd tho main
speaker "t tbe ohamber of commerce
forum luncheon to be held at the
Lltblo Springe hotel tomorrow. J.
It. Fuller, secretary or tlm1 cbam
bir, announced today.
Hawley Ii tbo eaoond biK apeak-
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We have jut received a shipment of Whiting-Cooks super quality writing papers, in won
derfully artistic color combinations, as well as in plain white, papers. There papetnes can
not be adequately described in writing, you should see them. They are the finest products
of the modern paper makers art. Priced at
$1.25 to $4.50
We Don't Operate A Drug Warehouse
One buyer buvs the merchandise for our 3 bu sjr stores from one seller, thus gets, the quantity
mice Vet our outlet allows rapid turn over which insures new clean merchandise brought
to you 'with the minimum handling charges. Nor do we have to sacrifice variety of stock
in using this system for instance we carry more than 60 kinds of face powders 40 kinds
of fierfumes: 60 kinds of cold and vanishing creams; 30 kinds of talcums; 40 kinds of
tooth pastes and powders; 15 kinds of shaving cream, etc.
at our stores.
Fresh clean merchandise always
Wet Feet
Sickness
Rubbers -
Who's Got
Dry Feet
Health
Rubbers
Rubbers
Three Store
Buying Power
urtiris fitQvuqs
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Highest Quality
Minimum Price
For School Children, Women and Men
O
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Has All Kinds of
Rubbers to Protect
Shoes and Health
since, the summer period during
which no luncheons wore held. -Ashland
Tidings.
i will be able to leave the hospital
LEGION SLOGAN
In search of u slogan for the
1D2C American Legion convention
Ion Coos Hay. members of tho con-
I volition committee have sent out
it call for Help lrom i.egion ana
Auxiliary members antl have offer
ed a prise of 15 for the best six
tvi.nl Mlovikn nuhmltmd.
I ntilv it f.tw Itnvo hpi.n received
to date, according to Muir A. llano.
la member of the committee. Some
of those follow: "See the Sen. Coos
M Bay 1928. "loos Hay. hard to
Coos Bay," "72 hours of fun for
i buddies," "Host away and bust
t'oos. Bay." MarahTteld News.
today. Medford Mail-Tribune.
STORK IS ACTIVE
Five birth reports were filed with
SMALL HOY KILLED
Chester Ilraswell. 12, son of Mr.',
and Mrs. Lee Braswetl of Cottage!
Grove, dted at the Pacific Christian
hospital this afternoon of a bullet
Wound in the middle ot his fore-; the city health officer Friday. These
head. The lad, who was shot while , ann0unced the arrivals of a daughter
playing with a number of other: (q Mf Mw Ben Kantelburg,
hoys in Cottage Grove shortly he-1
fore noon, was taken in an nmbul1"35 Nurth 12th- SeP- 4; Donald
Innco to the office of Dr. Gavin C.jConnell, to Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Dyott of Cottage Grove, and rushed I Oldenburg at tho Salem hospital,
to Buttons. Ilvihz three nuarters I August 2S; a daughter to Mr. and
of un hour thereafter. Kugent
You don't have to play "Button, Button, Who's Got the But
ton" to find where to get Rubbers and Boots of all kinds and
Good Shoes for Men, Women, and Children. Our shoe de
partment down stairs.
Our Rubbers Are New 1925 Made Rubbers
MAY BE CANDIDATE
McMlhnVlUe may have an entry otherwise unhurt
Guard.
MEDFOBO MK.V HirtT
While walking home after having
attended a moving picture show,
W. C. Keishner and II. F. Warren,
two elderly bachelors, were struck
by an autoist while crossing Ilart
lett street at Main Inst night.
The men were taken to the hos
pital suffering from bruises, hut
The driver of the
Mrs. William B. Simmons, 2l4G
Hazel avenue, Sept. n; Jarmes Oliver
to Mr. and Mrs. Percy E. Bud
lung, f, 4 ." South Twentieth. Sept.
5, and Glen Mnynard to Mr. and
Mrs. Fred M. Simpson, ldlo Yew,
Sept. 2. Salem Statesmau.
CLABK SERIOUSLY ILL
Edward Clark -who the past
few days has been confined to his
home, suffering with a severe cald.
took a sudden turn for the worse
ti.v'.s morning and was taken to the
Klamath General hospital suffering
witfl pneumonia. His condition la
considered serious. Mr. Clark is
bookkeeper at the Klamad'a. Kloth
iag Kompany.
Imhil
Kl AMAIN " yj. hALLS
Wo hnvo WUtlofB and hip bOOtl for duck hunters
In the gubernatorial nominations,
says tin- McMtnnvtlle Telephone
Register.
W. T. Vinton has announcetl that
ho is considering "slightly" enter
ing the lists. Friends are said to
hnvo urged him to enter but as
yet he has not reached a decision.
A number of candidates are be
ing groomed for the race hut defi
nite entries nro scarce as yet.
Mr. Vinton with his associate
Mr. Toozo. were both in Tillamook
this week hut Mrs. Vinton con
firmed hearsay as to Mr. Vinton's
candidacy but said he bad made
no decision.
Followers of Mr. Vinton point
to his long roslflonca In tho state ;
and his presidency of tho Oregon
senate as fitting preparation for
tho most Important office in the ,
stnto. Salem Capital Journal.
car made no report of the accident
at the police station and as yet
bis name is unknown. According to
Dr. It. J. Cdnroy, the injured men
INCREASE IN" SCHOOLS
Tho first, day ot registration in
tho city schools shows a total of
1137 BtudentH or On increase of
15 over tho opening day of last year.
Thin Increase wns mostly in the
grades. Last year's registration wns
1122. Tho high school had 34D
students, Washington 2 11. Lincoln
211, Rverelde 213 and Roosevelt
DO, this morning. School was dis
missed Immediately after tho re
gistration of new Students was
Completed this morning to take up
tomorrow for active study.
Fuss atonrler,
HOD HODS ELECT
Wiu. W. Stout was elected presi
dent of the Coos Bay Hoo Hoo club
No. 22 at the election of officers
hold Wednesday night at the hotel
I Chandler. Andy P. Davis was elected
vice president and Frank A. Roive
re-elected secretary.
Other officers chosen were A. T.
Lngerstroni. vice regent: J. H.
Jeffrey, It. T. Bourns and Henry J.
Leaf, directors.
Regular meetings will he held
Ju.lk. ,1,. arlnlB tii,-tt,lltu fit wllil'h
Koeiltr KaiirovA r time matters of interest to tho lum
1M9U V AJC V at C Ul D6r industry will he discussed, it
il 17 k! as announced. loos Day 'limes.
t-nromc raugue
Thousands are victims ot chronic
fatigue 0wf do not know it.
If you tire easily, feel "all-in" at
night, and wake up unrefreshed in the
morning - if you are always weak,
nervous, headachy, etc. nine chances
out of ten the real cause is chronic
fatigue.
Ordinary iatigwe-the kind you feel
nffet-h irrt work, etc. is normal. That's
nothing to worry about. But chronic ! football team, was supposed to re-
Tungltft conies 11 om wtullll. 1 our nerves,
muscles, etc., have become debilitated
and cannot function properly.
To conquer it you must get at its
cause 111 tho blood. For it is when your
blood is thin and pale, lacking in suffi
cient iron, that you become run-down,
and are a victim of chronic fatigue.
What you need is to strengthen your
system by getting more iron" in your
blood. Don't take the older mineral
iion medicines which many doctors
now say do little good. Take organic
O. T. OFFICIALS HERE
On a general inspection of tho
surveys of the proposoj route Ifrom
Bend to Klamath Falls a party of
high .officials of the Oregon Trunk
and S. P. & S. railway! companies
arrived io. town this afternoon. Tiie.
party includes A. J. Lillio, superin
tendent CI transportation; It. W.
Ptckard, .general frolght and pas
senger agent; A. J. Wltchell, o'.iief
engineer; and G. It. Williams
auditor.
PEORIA, 111. "Inquire into tho
operations ot these lone wolves and
hungry dogs who have been pourod
upon yon from that cess pool of
iniquity, Washington, " said County
Judge Green in charging tho grand
jury to Investigate raids by fed
eral dry agents.
BERKELEY, Calif. Helen Wills
has been elected to Phi Beta Kappa.
'ftjLi.nri.i-iiririr ri'r-i . .
DEER HUNTERS FIXED
George Holtselnw was fined $1T.0
and S. S. Smith was fined $100
in the local justice court today, fol
lowing their plea of guilty to a
charge of spotlighting deer. Both
hoys are from Qlendale, hut Smith,
who is a member of tho u. of O.
port in Eugene today, hut is being I
held until tho amount of his fine j
is paid.
Tho two were arrested by Special
Deputy F. M. Brown of the Port
land offtco of tho game depart-'
inent, Deputy Warden W. A. Cor- j
nell, also of Portland, and Deputy 1
Warden Ed Walker of Iloseburg.
The two men, accompanied by
Iron Nuxtlted Iron-which is like the ! two C.lendalo girls, were seen by-
iron in your own blood. Unlike ordinary
mincrnlironitdocs not injure the teeth
i or upset the stomach, but is promptly
' assimilated. Take Nuxnted Iron for
! just 2 weeks and you'll be astonished
i how it begins to revitalize you and gives
1 vou new Klreneth nnd rr.diir.mrn.
Grants Money back if not improved. At all
j gooa druggists.
a resident of the canyon district
shooting from tho road near the
Savage ranch. The wardens were
notified and were given tho number
of tho automobile, so that they
easily succeeded in tracing the par
tv.-- Ronebnrg News-Review,
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