The Evening herald., September 24, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING HERALD., KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1025
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City Does Not
Have Fire For
Over 1 Month
Thirty-four days pMtod nnil no (1
nnnclal losn from fire In Klnnuith
Fulls.
Thin report from tug local flro
dopartmont today in itself explains
the renson why Klamath's fire in
surance rates are nmoiiK the lowest
In the Pacific northwest.
The last fire In Klamath Kails,
where any ilnraace wan Incurred, was
on AuKiist 20 when an enclosed auto-
mohllo cauRht fire and was seriously
damaged.
Slneo that time there have heen
It fow grass fires with no damage at
tL The last call of the fire depart
ment was on September 2, to extin
guish a grass tire.
Jack Rabbits
Eat Potatoes
(Special to The Herald)
YREKA, Calif.. Sept. 24. De
Jwocn deer, porcupines and jack
rabbits, J. W. llyw of tie Sheo?
Mountain dlstrl.-t ia Butte valle.
trying to raise 30 acre,; of pota
toes under vicissitudes.
The crop, to begin with, was the
beat In years, according to Byer,
who recently made lumentation to
his friends at Maoioel. Then the
omnipresent Jack rabbit discover
ed too too'isome tuber.) and started
to excavate tiein. His Invasion was
Hollowed tV do-", who found tho
digging goes! and with their front
hoofs, dug uut more.
. Biyer began to guard the acre
age at nlg-it and sleep by diy but
this became strenuous when the deer
and the rabbets were Joined by pre
datory porcupines, who pulled up
the growing plants and ate the aew j
potatoes.
A3 sae result of the attacks on
his crops, Byer .welcomed the opeu
season on deer. He had alreadV.- to
his credit mwe jack rabbits than
he could ccunt, and 2? p:rcaplnes.
He is enjoying deer meat this week.
Last year Byer eliminated 73 por
cupine before it was time to 'harvest
his crop.
A limited number of potatoes will
be sacked this year, if powder ami
shot hou out.
Auto Traffic to
Midland Will Go
By Detour Route
"Witfhln the next few days automo
bile traffic. Midland bound, will be
routed over a detour in the section
between Miller Hill school bou-.e
and Midland.
Owing to the fact that H. K.
Vicory, to wiom was awarded tho
1 contract J.t gTading that section of
road, will start work m the next few
days, it became ne.-eisary for the
count..- road master to make provi
sion for a detour.
Mr. Dixon and Gils crew were
busily scraping and smoothing up
the old road ; Midlmd (Which will
be utilised fo.- lh!j purpose. Wi'h
35 days to complete the job, Vic
ery is planning to empl.-y an extra
large crew of men in order to live
up to his contract. In event he Is
not able (y complete tho project at
that time he must nrfelt 10 a day,
for every day ovor 35 days, until tho
Job is completed.
Prohi Sleuth Is
Back in Klamath;
To Be Long Visit
L. L. McDride. state proiibtlon
officer, hJS returned to Klamath
Falls. He arrived at the oc-art -house
this m-rnlng, after an absence of
several .weeks in Portland where his 1
wife Is ill.
McBride made a secret of his j
return.
"I am here here tor the purpos.
of knocking over Just as many boot- ;
legging dives, gambling joints anJ j
other establishments where tie law
li not beyed as I am able. My I
stay here, l might sav. is indefin
ite." Before he left. McEride accounted
lor several lien convictions in jus
tice court on liquor violations.
OSSINIXG The Sing Sing elec
trician who has electrocuted 140
men is to retire shortly.
CANADIAN LINER SAFE
SOUTHAMPTON. Sept. 24.
(P) The Canadian Pacific llu-
er Empress of France, whl.'h
lost he.- rudder In the English
channel jrasteTdaiy, entered ) it
this afternoon. The passeng-
ers ware landed from tenders.
"He Struck Me"
Wife Charges in
Divorce Action
Tut her ha-band ulru.'k her
wlt j.jut p ijvac.ttlo.i In December of
last year. Is the statement of Mr.
lllun h SOttOld, whii today brought
suit fo- divorce f.oiu Usury C.
Saf.'eld.
Mrs, Sllttoid alleges cruel ami
Inhuman treatment as her geaeral
cause fir dlv ree. Tlie couple have
been married a l'.Ule ver yea
Mrs. StvtfoM clalnu that In add tloh
to the physical mLslrivitment, that
her husband tallf.l ! supp:rt uer
and tCttt he o asionally div .1
check on a ba:ik that slio would
fa tvo to make go Oil,
Prize Money of
Fair to Be Paid
Checks are drawn and Signed and
are ready for delivery to prire win
ners at the recent county fair. Pay
ment will begin nt the court house
on Saturday. September 26.
Checks to winners will not be
mailed as the majority of exhibitors
left no address with their entries
at the fair.
Lucky winners of the generous
prizes for boys' and girls club work
have been dreaming how tho money
will be spent these two weeks past
and will have a chance now to actual
ly buy all the delightful things they
have been planning. It is to be com
mended that the majority of boys and
girls, especially in the livestock pro
jects have expressed themselves in
favor of spending the money for
other livestock to be entered in their
club work next year and also in
open competition.
HOOF AND MOUTH
EPIDEMIC IS OVER
HOrSTO.V Tex.. Sept. 24.
WICl the slau&hter of her of cattle
near Arcadia yesterday. Dr. Harba
Imes, federal district chief of the
bureau of animal industry, in charga
of the ftjht on the f.ot ami mouth
disease, announced the last known
infection of the disease in Texas ha.i
been wiped out.
Harding's Brother
Visits Near Salem
SALEM, Ore., Sept. 24. Dr.
George T. Harding, brother of the
late president Harding, was in Sal
em on Sunday and Tuesday of thi-:
week enroute to and returning from
Silvert"n where -he visited a cousiu.
Custer Ross, it became known today.
Two Associations
Of Wool Men May
Meet in This City
Mutual problems may bring the
Klamath Wool Growers association
and the County Wool Growers as
sociation together during this fall,
according to A. la. Thoma. secre
tary of the Klamath ussoclallon who
returned last nksM after a visit
of several days In Lakevtew.
Hie seutiment in Lake county is
in favor of such a meeting. Mr.
Thomas said, and an early meeting
will be planned. The meeting .would
probably be he: 1 in Klamilh Falls.
DEBT PARLEY IS
NOW UNDER WAY
WASHINGTON. Sept. 24. (Jf)
Conversations looking to a settle
ment of France's four billion dollar
debt to the United States were for
mally begun today when members of
the French and American debt com
missions arsembled at the treasury.
Led by the finance minister of
France, Joseph Caillaux. the French
commission appeared at the treas
ury promptly at 10 o'clock to be met
there by Secretary Mellon, head of
the American mission and the actual
negotiations. long rumored and de
ferred, were on.
The great conference room at the
treasury was the meeting place.
Famous Comedienne
Dies this Morning
NEW YORK. 6eut. 24. (JO Adi
Lewis, prominent ?n the stage as a
comedienne for almost fort..- yejrs,
died today at her home in Hollls.
Long Island, tr-llowing a nerrou3
I breakdown last January.
RANK CIvOSEK DOORS
OLYMPIA. Waah.. Sept. 24. 0
The American Security Bank of
ennewirk was closed this morn-
ing by its board of directors,
! according to a long distance
telephone me-sage to the state
4I4 mi penis ;.- of banking here,
MORE STALWART
DOLLAR'S BUYING
40 in. to 54 in.
Cotton and Wool
Cress Goodi
The values range up to $8.50
these materials eome in fall
shades and you will be able
to make-up your fall dress
at an extremeiv it"! CC
low price, yd PVU
X
6 Yards
Percale
$1.00
This choice lot of percales
can be had in checks, stripes
& dots in almost any shade
that vou desire fine value.
Unbleached
Muslin, 6 Yds..
$1.00
Nice soft yard wide muslin,
a material that has so many
uses around the house
come early and get your
share.
3 Turkish
Towels for
$1.00
Large sized Turkish towels
in white. The long wear,
easy to wash kind. This
special for dollar day only.
All
Embroidered
Kerchiefs QQ
3 for
A beautiful assortment
of brand new embroid
ered handkerchiefs in
white and colors, that
are much in vogue.
Stamped
Pillow cases
$1.00
Lovely stamped pillow cases
Royal Society brand. Fine
quality material. Easily
worth $1.50.
isrffL $i-oo
Vests of lovely shimmering
rayon. You will not have
the slightest difficulty in
seeing real value here.
A quality garment.
DOLIARDAY
feecarcl
Saturday, September
Money! Why you'll be surprised how little it takes now, yes,
fairly amazed at the extent of its purchasing power at "The
Women's Store." Fortunate for our customers that we bought
this large stock of merchandise at the discounts we did. This
is another bold example of our buying power, and our con
nection with the Northern Jobbing Co. (who buys merch
andise for 960 other stores) makes this possible. Read on, and
on don't skip a line or you may skip a dollar.
Play Cloth
5 Yards for
$1.00
Comes in 36 in. widths ami
can be had in dark shades
with pin stripes in different
colore. Weai-s like iron.
Huck Towels
Seven for
$1.00
A utility towel that can be
used in almost every room
in the house white only
neatlv hemmed.
Remnants at
Odds and Ends
9,oves $1.00
Pair
This group is made up
of gloves whose value
runs as high as $2.50
Kid, Chamoisette, etc.,
are included.
Colored Sateen
Bloomer. $QQ
pair v v
Extra good quality sat
een bloomers elastic
band at waist and knee,
come in shades of pur
ple, green, blue and
black.
Stamped JQQ
House Dresses
These stamped dresses of
crashette come in shades of
green, tan, etc., with beau
tiful designs stamped, all
readv for the needle.
Fine Quality
Silk Hose, pr.
$1.00
Ladies who like nice hosiery
at a very low price will do
well to read and buy, all
sizes, desirable shade and a
real good hose.
Children's Shoes, Values
Moe's Beauty Shoppe is at your
EVIDENCE OF THE
POWER AT MOE'S
Madras Shirting ft 00
3 yards ..
Fine grade madras with
comely stripes when made
up is equal to any $3.00
shirt on the market. This
is very fine value.
Ruffled
Curtains
$1.00
Checked grenadine curtains
in a new style and pattern.
Full 2' yards in length.
Your choice for dollar day
at this price.
One-Half
Gingham
Aprons .
Developed from zephyr
gingham, neat braid
trimmings. Can be had
i n several wanted
shades, all sizes. $1.25
values.
42 & 45 in, 3 for
Full sized pillow slips,
made of high quality muslin
with a nice wide tiem and
launder perfectly.
Hot $1-00
These are the regular 65c
hose, and come in black and
cordovan. A fine service
able hose. Good for looks
and long wear.
up to 2.50, at Only 1.00
service with the best of service
5 Yards
Outing Flannel
$1.00
tiootl heavy grade of out
ing in dark colors, 32 inches
3n width. Winter is almost
here BO better get ready
26th
White Plisse
Crepe, 5 yds
$1.00
A dftiilty snow white mater
ial that is used extensively
for gown, slips and other
undergarments.
Checked nk $1.00
ets, size 66x80
A well made cotton blanket
of good weight. 1 j j inch
checks, in a fine assortment
of colors such as tan and
white, blue and white, etc.
Panel
Curtains, each
$1.00
Cream colored only A fine
medium mesh Curtain with
a deep three inch fringe at
bottom Fine bargain.
Price
$1.00
Mama Dolls
A $i oo
Dressed in cute little
gingham rompers in
pink and blue checks
organdie trimmed,
leatherette slippers and
white M hose.
s
Princess Slips (tl f(
$1.25 Value for f 1 ,UU
Created from satinette and
muslin of superior quality.
There is a combination of
style variety and quality
that will surely suit you.
4 Pair of
$1.00
Children's Hose
They come in shades of
black, white and cordovan.
Sizes up to . Double
thread stocking. 4 thread
heel and toe.
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