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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 20, 1925)
EVENING HBKALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tui'tula.v, OcIoUt UP, lOgg r mm BniNGS OUTDOOR dPPETITES INDOORS 1' Albers KENDALL TAKES : STAND AGAINST FULLERS, BURKE JTrial of Men Charged With Assault to Kill, Now Two Days Old . His arnj. crippled and s-ill -.imping from 'a Tiul'let 'm'tiie leg, Jus tice of. the. Peace K.l Kendall too 'fte witness" stand this nMrnTng and -told 12 men sluing in Judgment .on Charles and Edward Fuller on I Jlm Burke, lliis story of how the two bullet jwounds wereTSSfirred. Twice the nervous strain of tell ing tiae story overcame the magis trate and tears rolled .down his checks.' He told f the alleged gun fight with Burke and of haw he was twice wounded. The two Fullers and Burke ar- charged iwith assault with intent u kill. 1 The jury as solo ted r,-serday afternoon-"Was Howard S. Abte.-.-V. H. Himmelwright. Frank Keste-. -W. L. Frain. -Alfred Costel. F. K.' JIastcn, G. W. Houston. Lttwreme J. A. Thompson and A. M. Collier. NEW YORK. Samuel IJaron. ST. and Mrs. Jennie Singer, So, have been married. It Is the third time for each. They have nine great, grand children. They met three weks ago when he saved her from being hit by a motor truck. Cl'tvliS FURNACES W . Al M W M B t MM II the Style? youre I not concerned with that i That's our business as heating experts! We select and install the type of Montag Furn ace which will assure you an abundance of warm moist air safe heat - at lowest possible cost j for fuel - the least effort to operate. So-let us take that responsibility and worry off your mind. Put it up to us - we've got to make good. Montag, you know, makes every type of furnace v ) suited to this section. More than 40 years' studyof local I n I conditions-arid making heaters to meet them--has dev il fftwk a eloped a type for every possible need. Jj IPYjH E I UifX We've got the Montag Furnace line to choose from Iflu film ff I JSi t'1C YU tU on a MuuUlZ'anLL 71 1 jf h'fj Haines Sheet Mctai Works fiMlBnlli 1023 Ma'n St Phone 323 tk I I ! fl iff 11 Montac Jtsndardl of initxllation ilvfnind that die Jot) lie vWjtn II iwMMSI V XHt, done rlBhl heatinj planl ENCilNUORED INTO INK BfliL- llZUMiWflHIMC7 ii IlUKIb. You can'c do thji in Jiurry--ir take, a little time. Bfffctlmr ftrr7ti Kthm now-, today. Letui get at the yMraffSJBlaJJItfce-.. ,Aii.l remember, "buying now" tlocta't Xsfc IIL- 1 1 ' 'w fclT-..' T mean "paying now". Tcrmt to uit. in r 1, hmmmmmm Uonltf HyriMt Fm, air- , . , . . OwaHr M.f-.J brim r .la Maena i " Ifadal MU. ; latin.. MoMif Kf tmir. W aa. taatl hawai' H. " If ( a.iknB at Mine mm air mm eaaalm wlm air ijili.. f Ma. tiiiami. ar rdUn. tMa. aa. aw. -Wm mi hm f i nr rraia , ... M .,. p.., fmt I, l all .a i.,m mitom ..iila m am d M at . tM air mm Hot cakes and sausages- -what a In-art-warmiii,; picture to a man with a right good morning appetite! What a memory-rousing picture of eager hie.ikta:s over a crackling camp tire! Iv-pccullv when the "cakes" are Flapjacks, l or that makes a world of flavor-difference ! Flapjack -1 1-.. aia4tfta ma'hfi' "if VilllfM .Hid CaRCS Vliai. WWv, vuiww. "1 t rnngs it maoors -rnngs u uuiuc w a-.... fast plate as no other pancake flour can hope to I u"Albcrssijiuls for Better Braityjsts" HapjackFlogr Stage Rates to Be Investigated, SAI.KM. Ore.. Oct. 10. An inves tigtrttotr of the rates and service of several Oregon stage lines will lie made at henringsin talent today and tomorrow. Today representatives of the Coast Auto lino, the Portland-Newberg-Mt Minnville. -Tillamook line and the Intertirban Stage company, which operates between Grants Pass and Ashland, will be represent ed before the commission. Tomorrow will appear representatives of the Hillsboro Transfer company and of Howard & Grimes, operating between Medfonl and Klamath Falls. To Court Martial Colonel Mitchell WASHINGTON, Oct. 2i. (P) A general court martial for trial :i Colonel William Mitchell, on vhargos. b'f vlolatihg the niuety sixth article. Of -war. was ordered today to con vene W Wasfttagton Oct. 28. ; TMc order for ; the court martin', was lssuSBr at the V.var department by riiiitaan- of, i'lv.iuuiu. Uwlidge and Major General Charles P. Sum- moral, coin matins -the second J corps area. Governors Island, w. Y., senior officer in the army lists was appointed president of the court. Through overland telegraph ser- vice has been established between Copenhagen and Pckl.og. i i HARDWARE BIDS ARE OPENED BY SCHOOL BOARD Bids were opeaed foV '.hard WW v that will lie needel in the eonsinu" tlou of the new Fremont school, by the city school board last night. But the contract was. not awarded and will not be granted until the board has several days to consider the matter. Bidders were Baldwin Hardware company, Al Graham ovist ructing company, and Roberts ami Harvey, all of Klamath Falls and the ChOWn Hardware company of Portland. The Portland concern, apparently hud the low bid. ARRIVK IN COVERED WAGON A part;- 31 tourists from Florida and Tennessee, traveling since May by the northern route, arrived late yesterday, and left soon for Suns"t beach. They said they were anxlou:: tb see the Pacific though tho had ai iays lived on the Atlantic ocean. In the party, which Is traveling la three ears and two trailers resem bling small covered wuguus are Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Lee arid daughter; Christine., of. Jliami, JUa.; Mrs. Flora Hariman and daughter, Ina, of Chattanooga, Tean., and C. E. Thiery and two daughters, Nell and Flora, of Chattanooga also. Leaving about the middle of May- the group has visited Yellowstone I Park, and been through Canada and many Inte.e.ulng points In t ;u north. The? aro returning homr. n w and will see California anil Ari zona and Now Mexlej sold othor points In the south. They are en joying the trip Immensely they say and arj favorably Impressed wlta tho country hero, though it Is eu tlrely different fr.m tli.-ir own. This Is the second 'trio fo. Ill Thleiy, who mate t'Je trip in 1921, also hy auto and he states that ho expects to make other tours later. He Is conducting the party. They oxpejt to spend several days In Coos county, probably on the bay hero. Marshfield News. Mlt. AM) MltS. HTItOUIlHIIH;.: After a six weeks visit wUh f: lends In southern Oregon, Mr. and .Mrs. Oeorgt Strowbrldgo, ro turned to their home In Eugene this afterno:..!. Both are well known In this section where they lived tor many years. Mr. Ktrow bridge having igaragc at Chlto- tviln. 11 f TmTrrfirm-rrTwr.,.,r... The Testimony of Others my new book which mav be had FRKE upon request, on PIUB9 and other Rectal and Colon dis orders, I have reproduced nearly 100 letters from among those received from my thousands of patients. These tell you frankly of their years of suffering of their trying home remedies and even opera tions, and, finally, of their complete cure bymyNON-SUKCICALmethod. These are Irom men And women of every ttitlon, many of whom you may know. You will l.arn bw reading thla Hook why I can the a W KITTEN GUARANTKB to cure your Pilet or return yourfe. J. DEAN M D Inc. nrnrr: seattlk omrT r un u ii in . n n rn WV OylW Km . :'T TO ams PORTLAND One Year to Pay Ten Years to Own ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Inheritance Tax Meets Opposition WASIIINOTON. Oct. 20 (P) With the administration's tax re duction proposal as n starting point, tho house ways and means commit tee today listened to advice of vari ous organizations of citizen. ! many disputed features of tho tax legislation that Is to he pr h'titd ut the next session of tongross. I'asslng over for tho moment Bi -retnry Mellon 'h suggestion rrr a r in duction of Income taxes all nlorig tho line, tho Oommlttoemon first heard representatives of tho Tex In tux club endorse tho secrtnry's pro posal for rpoal of tho federal iji horitanco or estate tux. Speuklng for a delegation of is, Lee Satterwhlto of Anrlllo, spes Iter of the Texas houso, said tin- BlMte of Texas felt It should bfte lOlt juristiictton ovor inheritance trwxea within Its borders, Texas not .nly needs that source of rovonuo. bo said, but tho present federal In heritance levy is proving almost con fiscatory. Pay Big Sum for Stolen Jewelry NKW YORK, Oct. Sjo. 11') Tin' sum of $66,000 was paid for the retard of $(i8:i,ooo wrprth of Jewell stolen from Mrs. Uonrrhue, Assistant District Attorney Peeora dlsilosod tod.ay in his long promised Htnlo mont of the mysturlous rohhonjv Though a portable' scaffold of many uses t an bo removed on wheels by one mnn It Is held rigid when extended by two logs that replace ono of the wheels. The donio shaped background of a theater in a (lorinan museum has boon made to reproduce tho night sky In mlnlaturo to aid In study lag astronomy. RACKARD YES, ten years! Even though the average Puckard Six owner expects to keep his car but five years twice as long as the car he trades in. Thousands of Packard owners have learned that it is better business to buy one good cur on the payment plan than two of the other kind for cash. . They know that buying a short life or yearly model car on payments is no different in principle from buying ice on time the value is gone almost before the payments are completed. Packard Six closed car prices are low '2585 to 2885 at Detroit. The down and monthly payments are small within easy reach of those who httve been pay ing a little less and buying much more often. Pospisil Motor Co. Klamath Avenue at Eighth Street Phone 890 The price of the Packard Six 5-passenger Sedan delivered in Klamath Falls is $2992 THE WEATHER ) The f'yelo Sturmagrnph at Under" wootl's pharmacy shows tho pressure I to have risen lllglltly tlurlng Lttb last period, but a downward tend- encj Is In OTldence this afternoon. Thljt may cause soino tlou'llnt'iis 1o niKlit. I'ttrcrast fur next 21 hours: tlen- i r.Liiy fuid wiiii moderate temperp- i tliratS. ! The Tycos recording tbormonioter reiilstdred maximum ami minimum : temperatures today as follows; High 60 Low It cAt The LIBERTY Admittedly, brides have many ' troubles, but none ever bad mora than Mildred Juno oxperlenoos in I tho now production, "Troubles of ja Bride," which opens today al tho I Liberty Theatre for a two day run. I Thomas Iiue.kinghnui, tho demon i film creator, who directed "Tin' Art- zona Express" and "The Cyclone Rider," saw to this and saw to II thoroughly. if you lead n placid life; if your blood pressure is low; if you crave a Hub? excitemenl and who ApbSh n'r: '-'o to sec what happenad to Miss Juno, wlm tried to Kot thdrrletl a in dlnema i llobort Agner, or nil tho shioot i in i i bielpdrd' mils, the kind cvory ono of Ul l'evol In now and ngpiln, this plqtura takes tho Indigestible pastry, II advatyoe luftirinatlon is QOrreot, I'ro-vlew re ports of hdrdenod rovlowors pro clalm it a niaiiter stroke of molo- dra ma. oAt the TINE TREE wltk lOTAOl.v BHRDLU UP DPU "Revelation," which opens i nigiit at the Pine Tree Theatre, is without tlnuhl. ono of tho finest pic tures of tho season.. There are throe reasons for this, First, Mabel Wognall's story of tho Httio Parisian npdal wUo won hor soul buck through the ffontlQ In fluence of lKiuing as liio Mndonna, makei Ideal screen malorlnl, with Its swift action and vivid romance, i fit'cond,' the picture has a wonder ful all-star east that Include! Viola liana, UontC Bluo, Lew Cody. Mor- jorlo i 'aw. Kriink Currier, Bdward c itlly, Qeorge Blegmann, Kath- loan Key, otto Matiawn, iirucu Querln, ami Dthel Wales, Third, it shows thO best direction In tho career of tieorge 1). Ilakor. It's a mastorplecc of screen art. The Walton Wright Co. for INSURANCE Fife, Automobile, Casualty Phone 643 W ADVANCES IN Wood Como without any warning, CIIKAI PRICES aro on now Don't bo ono of many who will order too lute. Winter la near. Phone your ordors. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty PEYTON 8c CO. "WOOIJ TO IKjllN' 601 Main Phone 636 1
