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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1925)
W LUN ESD A V , SEITEM HER DO, li25 PAG1S t MAN KNIFED IN "GRUDGE FIGHT" BUND, On'.. 8pt, it, Willi five kulte woundii one ot then) op hti Jaw. Henry Mct'oy. 10 yead old sheep herder, is ut u local htaplto I aa tin" ANNOUNCEMENT result of whin in- terms a "grudge fight". Mrh improved in health this morning lie refilled in glvo any explanation of the fight or to name the second party. Mct'oy was brought to the hotpl tai by tils employer, Blaine Dare re, of sisters. Dovere sayv ha knowa nothing of how tiio tight happened. The knife wounds were, considered We Now Have Hardware 4 4 serious at first but Mot'oy Is con sidered out of .tauter lodav tj in tending physicians. EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON mm mill How many 4 Lb. Wool The Famous Felt Base English line of Keen Floor Blankets Kutter Pocket Covering Reclaimed Knives 65c W' js Reasonable r2LZ. Prices Square Yard Sale of Suit Cases lec,tric Used Washers $145.00, now Trunks 100.00 M Kinds LUCAS Furniture and Hardware Money Saving Prices Between Eighth and Ninth on Main O. A. C. Backficld Ready for Clasli With Willamette I'ORVAI.LIS. Ortu Sept. 30. ypy Oregon Agricultural college Is ex pected to hare a light, fast backileld, ami a heavy lino for its guine Sat urday with WlllHinotto untveralty. Selection announced by Coach s.hls-sIim- would Indicate this. Tho change in tho data of the gglo-Qontaga game from Saturday. October in, to Friday, October n. announced yesterday, va.s made to allow fans to gap hoih tho game here ami the Qjcegou-Idnhp game at Eu gono. which had been scheduled for tho lagBe day. Mellon Corporation Sued for Millions BOSTON, Sept. 30. tp) Suit for i 15,000.000 against tho Alumi num Company of America, of which Secretary of the Treasury Mellon Is one of the principal owners, and its directors, was filed in tho federal court here today by (icorge B. Has kell of Springfield, president of the Hauoh Machine Tool company. He charges conspiracy. A Small Cavity Today means-a painful tooth tomorrow- unless you have it filled in due lime, which means also that the small cost of a filling will save you a greater expense later on. We give exam inations free. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless, of coarse) 20 2-20 4 Hopka Bldg. St a and Main Phone S3 Arson Suspect Is Held in Portland t ! CONNOLLY BROS. Have a new stock of shot-gun shells ; Rem ington, Peters, Super-X and Winchester. Yes we have that special load you want. 912 Main PORTLAND. Ore., Sept. 29. (,P) I Connie Montng, aged about SO, was held by the police today for- .mally charged with drunkeness while i deputy fire marshals were investi- gating a report that he had set fire , to the Denver hotel here last night j in a fit of rage after a quarrel with j the proprietor. Mrs. A. F. Wilson. I Several guests were forced to flee I from their rooms- undressed. The damage to the hotel was estimated at about $1,001). The fire was started under some piling which supports the rear end of the hotel. OX SHOPPING TRIP Mrs. J. D- Hooper and MrB. J. B. Burnett, tioth of Midland, were in the city yesterday afternoon on a shopping trip. rt Aspirin iabiets 100 Tablets . . 59c Star Drug Store KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON SIMMONS GETS COP "Buckshot" Simmons is the proud est deer hunter in Jackson county, he having killed the largest black tail, deer in southern Oregon this year, or perhaps in its history. For this feat he was awarded a silver loving cup, donated by Young's I Hardware store for this purpose, on which will be engraved his name, weight of the deer and when and where killed. Buckshot's animal weighed ap proximately 207 pounds and had five points on one horn and four on the other. It was killed Friday, Sept. 4. on Parker mountain in the Green Spring country near the j boundary of Klamath and Jackson comities. f)n ibis bunt be was accompanied , by bis wife and uncle, E. I). Morris, accompanied by his wife. The hunt which lasted four days, also netted Mr. Morris a three point buck. Only two other deer were enter ed in competition for the cup, one being entered by Chauncey Florey, weight lS7'2 pounds, killed in the Butte Creek country, and the other i by I'. B. I.owd, weight 147 pounds, j killed in tho Green Spring mountain district. There were no other on j trants, due apparently to tho Im I prcsslon Buckshot's giant kill had j made. The cup he won is still on display at tho hardware store where it is attracting much attention. Medford Tribune. Chamber Secretary to Appear Before I. C. C. October 5 MAKSHFIELD, Ore., Sept. 80. Testimony indicating East-West project of the Oregon public service commission now before the inter state commerce commission will be given at Portland next week by Earl W. Murphy, secretary of the local chamber of commerce. Bystander Slugs Irish Minister at Historic Hall PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 30. (IP) Richard Mulcahy. minister of de fense In tho Irish tree state, was struck in the face by one of a group of men and women ut Inde pendence Hall today while visiting the historic building with other members of the inter-purllumentury union. About fifteen arrests were made by police at tho railroad station where the delegates to the union arrived, and ut Independence Hall, at both of which places the dele came here to visit points of Interest cam here to visit points of Interest and are to lenvo for Washington tonight. 2 i Electrical Connections will your new home have? 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Dropping of t'te Gaelic name Bri Chuallan iby Bray, cinnty Wlckfcim, 'has Impelled the iHsa Times to jiubllsh an attack on what It characterizes the tyranny Jf Irish in the schools. In spite ot all the government's elaborate machinery for the Qaellc izati a of Irelan, the newspjper say.;, the Free State is being "American ized" itoday wlt'a deadly .iwiftne: an:l thoroughness. No compulsory attendance act is needed by the pic ture houses. "Dai after day, night after night" the article adds "nar Irish biys ami girls are learning that Allien i is a great land of luxury, wealth an i adventure. How can fi3mpu30iV Irish keep them at home In the face of this universal and BUbtle induce ment? They are belHZ educated hourly in American metiods of speech and biiHinej.? and compui s.iry Irish mere! will he a 'handi cap lo their progress in the new world." Bicker Over Sub Disaster Causes Fight; Man Hurt PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. HO. As the result of an argument over the question whether the men in the sunken submarine S-51 were still alive, Charles Davis, logger, Is In n hospital here with ajt cuts on his left arm and leg and back, and po lice and the sheriff of Wahkiakum county, Washington, are looking for Lawrence Klnslrup. 2H, logger, of f'athlamet, Washington, with a war rant charging attempted murder. Officers who brought Davis hero by steamer from C'athJumet which Is on the lower Columbia river, report ed that after Darls had road an account of the sinking of the S-51 ho declared his belief that the men aboard were still alive. Kinstrup disputed with him, and seized sn ax, aiming a blow at Davis who was lying on a bunk. Davis at tempted to ward off a blow and received an eight inch gash In bis urm, and two more blows worn In flicted before other loggers Inter ferred. Klnslrup broke nwuy and tied into the brush. Uhlig's Electric Store Check Seal "Ck.tV" headquarters for Klamath Falls l ltZO.N LEAVES .NAPOLEONIC RELICS TO OXFORD I NIVEItslTY OXFORD. (JP) Under the will of the Into Lord f'urzon a large and valuable collection of Napo leonic relics, largely relating to (he life and death of the Emperor tit' St. Helena, and a collection of em pire furniture have been left to tho University of Oxford on condition that these articles shall bo boused In tho Bodleian library or a mu seum. Whether or not tho university will accept tho gift remains to be seen. For some yenrs It hns reg ularly declined the offer of an enor mous collection of postage stamps, the library refusing to take tho stamps because they are not books and the art museum refusing them because they are not works of nrl. These' snme objections will probab ly be raised against, the acceptance of Napoleonic relics and Empire furniture. The Washington Cafe U the most popular outing place In Klamath FalU today "There's a Reason" TOU CAN EAT BETTER FOR LESS tSS South Sixth AMERICAN AND OIIINKSB DISHES Wee Sbing, Prop. FROM Dl'.NSMUIR Al T. Powoib ot Dunsmulr ar rived here this morning to transact business matters until tomorrow, when he will ngaln return south. WEATHER REPORT The Cyclo-Slormagraph at Under wood's Pharmnoy shows u very sta ble condition In barometric pres sure. A continuation of fine wea ther Is indicated. Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair with moderate temperatures. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures today as follows: High C8; low 33. Imported and Domestic Groceries Our complete stock of staple and fancy groceries is open to you each day from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. including Sundays. Coffee Roasted Fresh Every Day Italian-American Grocery WE DELIVER FREE FROM WAV DOWN SOUTH j afternoon for Jeanottc, La., after vls Bnronte to her home after Milting In Klamath Fulls over Tuesday, extended tour of the west, Mrs, E. j They have taken In nil of the Import S. Ktokoo, her child and maid, F. W. j ant hcciiIc spots In the West on Iholr Moore and John Stokoe, left this motor tour. The Walton, Wright Company GENERAL INSURANCE Fire, Liability, Accident and Automobile Insurance Surety Bonds Phone 643W
