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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 29, 1925)
Thursday, October 1925 EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Two La Vogue Stores New Location 8th and Main jStreets Johnnie Trambitas Scheduled To Arrive Here Tomorrow For His Bout With Starkev Tuesday Johnnie Trambitas, who moots Kid Starkoy in tho main event of 10 rounds at Scandinavian hall Tuesday night, is due to arrive hero tomorrow to put on tho fin ishing touches. This will give Klamath "ringworms" I good line of the ability of this shifty, hard-hitting I Roumanian. Starkey, a prime favorite with Klamath fans, is work inir out daily. His shoulder, which bothered him in his i bout with De Pinto, is now in working order, and ho says Where you can buy tho I if he loses to the Portland battler he will have no ex highest grade Millinery, cuses to offer. Coats, Suits, Dresses, Sweat-! chuo" Sams ta showing marked pvs. Si Ik Hosiery anr I "' I . ' , ! this fast .-online welter is pert jnu- derwear for the least mon- ln tn, g,m Karl 8toll ts ey. All excessive overhead i l0 rcturn tJ Bend with the has been eliminated. This . smaii end of the parse tor the six saving we are giving to our r0"n1 'i:-.-indup. mm two boy customers. You cannot af- isc'" ,ae 'ans 1homc ulk'"s 10 lh,"'u, - , , . ., selves a couple o! weeks ago. anl ford to buy anything in mil-i,, lheir ropoulcr M (aod t!u,ir nnery or laaies apparel be fore visiting this store. You will save from 25c to 35c on every dollar. Come and be convinced. You'll be surprised to see the nice vclotir coats in all the popular shades, with fur collar, cuffs and bot tom. Several rows of braid. Lined throughout. The price is only 15.00 Another suprising value in black Polairs Coats, lined throughout w i t h fancy -striped material. Fufettc collar and cuffs. Only 12.50 New Balbriggan two-piece Dresses. Just the thing for school or office as well as for street wear. 9.50. Rayon Silk Hosiery. 'All the latest shades. Try a pair for service. 50c We handle exclusively the nationally advertised Ips wich and Kismet hosiery. These hose come in all the popular shades. We want you to compare them with those for which you have been paying from 50c to to 1 more. If you once try a pair you'll never buy any other brand. PRICED AT 1.00, 1.65, 1.95 THE PAIR first bout i: nromisos t, be a corker The faur-ruiud special event be- j tweeu the two Indian mitt woilders. Wilbur Harrington nod Jack Crim, has the fans buzzing for fair. These two boys have beec anxious to square aw&v at each other fjr many months, and both Jumped at the fhance of fighting It out a: Scan dinavian hall Tuesday night. Match maker Sylvester pulled a real one f.-jm the clouds wiacn he signed these two boys, and the population of Chiloquln promises to resemble the deserted village. Tuesday even- I Ing. Henry Burke Is heaving some hefty wallops at his sparring part ners in hit (WOTk outs, and when he j makes his debut as an honest-to- goodness fighter he will have a big crowd of this friends and support ers there to cheer him on. Sylves ter Is going to get a tough nut for ! Henry to crack, but the little wrest- I ler just grins and says lie aoesn i j care how tough they are. This bout will eclipse any curtain raiser ever put on here and is a guarantee that all the fans will be In th-'tr sea'. promptly at 8:30. I 3ovd Bruner to DisDOSe 0 1 - JBp vat HP jp5 Chuck Sams LOCAL RANCHER IMPORTS DAIRY i : STAR VIBRATOR (JeiiUlne Electric Massage Vibrator, complete W 1 1 l throe fittings. Keeps the skin b,elUiy, lakes (he Ulnks nut uf sore muscles. $5.00 Star Drug Co. 5th and Main Streets FOUNTAIN PENS lYntomuui "Mwl" Wniit Tempotnl &B0 to 7.(MI llveihhiirp I'eiliiln Hi I. on in 11)1,00 iNtnuulu ltmii ue pii iii Rexall Mentholine Balm is SO soothing and healing to inflanimed and irri tated skin. We recommend it for the relief of head aches, neuralgia, toothache and similar nerve pains It's also good for chapped hands, S0c chilblains and itching r Cold Nights Are Coming A Maximum Hot Water Bottle will give you eold weather comfort. This high grade bottle sells regu larly for $2.00. 2 quart capacity, t 1 CO Jonteel Cold Cream As white and fine a cleansing cream as can be made. Made from the highest quality materials. Re moves dirt and grime from the pores of the skin and leaves it soft and. smooth. Fragrant with KQq the famous Jonteel odor. .. Jvr" Klenzo Dental Cream A pure white dentifrice which cleans the teeth as no other preparation can and does it without injuring the enamel. Has a pleasant, cooling pep permeht flavor. Use it and 2"ic alul 50c watch your teeth improve t t Toilet Articles 3r,,r" Quality Tooth Brushes Assorted cuts and handles. $ Good quality white bristles. These are all hand-drawn j brushes. Regular price 8Bc J each. i (iOc loc Armand's Face Powder Amami Shar.jpoo Bird Rouge 25c Three Flower Face Powder 7fc Camelline 50c Cutex Preparations 8Bc Datrirett & Ramsbell Cold Cream 50c Frostilla 35c & ) Boquet Ramec Talc Queene Anne Lotion 25c an exceptional! J Honey and Almond Cream 50c jj powder for the t Java Face Powder 60c t mlho,.es t(, tju. j i Kolvnos Tooth Paste 30c LIVESTOCK HEREiS I Tickets were placed on sale this I I afternoon in down town cigar stores and pool rooms, so fans can select j their Beats anyiwiioro they want them j ln plenty cf time. Cows; Are Being Held on Darley Ranch Powell Promises Relief that there Is a pood market in Klamath for high"' grade and pare bred dairy livestock has impelled Boyd Bruner, prominent dairyman. T? . All ship several car loads of llvo- rairmraa to rui frnm ,. ,.... to this I wish to thank the many friends who supported me in the recen election. In the discharge of my duties a councilman of the second ward. shall show fairness and considera tion, and work for the best interests of the city. To The Evening Herald I wish also to show my appreciation anl thanks for the fairness shown me. Z. J. POWELL. tock from i county. The consignment of livestock will arrive in Klamath some time this j week and will include five pure bred Ayershires and 21 high grade 1 ' Jersey two-year-olds. They will " ! be held on the C. T. I)arley ranch until disposed of. TO MALIN OX BUSINESS Leland Willits left this afternoon : for Malin to transact business mat- J ters". HOTTING IX VALLEY Bill Houston. Dr. Paul Noel, Ed- 1 die Clark and Floyd McMillan left this afternoon for a Chinese pheas ant hunt down the valley. Drunk Indian Goes Wild On City Streets Wild Red Slugs Patrol man But Misses The Mayor Extra heavy Rayon Silk Jersey Vests, 95c MB. AM) Mils. ISIIOCK W. H. Brock, accompanied by his wife and son Don, arrived here last evening from Odell lake. .Mr. Brock for years has maintained aecnmmo ('.' lions for tourists who visited the lake and he plans upon Increasing these to a point where it will be one of the best served vacation points in the county. He expects to remain In the city for a few days. Suedine Silk Slips in pop ular shades, 2.95 III.DI OKI) RETURNH J. M. Bedford with the Wheeler Qlmatead Lumber company, returned last evening from Crescent City where he transacted business in tli" interests of his company. Ladies' Felt and Trimmed Hats, from 1.95 to 19.50 A saving of from $1.00 to $5.00. , Now arriving eveiy week. Before buying don't fail to visit us in our new store. IGHTH and MAIN JOLLY NKNJHBOHS AKKAIB Close to sixty members of the Jolly j Neighbors and their husbands at tended the. dancing party at Hie home of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ezell last evening. CARD of THANKS We wish to express our sincere ap preciation to all bur friends who to kindly assisted us during the IHnflM and death of our beloved wife and mother, especially the ladies of tne Mooseheart Legion. PERCY TWOMBLY and Daughter, ZENA. 2!) BILL BERKIN IX Bill BetklB, well known cowboy, is In from the Alexander ranch to day, making plans for his depart ure Tor Montana, where he will spend the coming month hunting. Buy your next coat, suit or dress at Bee JJtoitUi'H iinrl Hayfl.-J-21Laoulh.3eY, onth fit., next to Shasta cafo. 27-31 (Adv) A wild, snortin'. whiskey-crazed Klamath Indian ran amuck on the corner of Klamath and Eighth sircM shortly after noon today and before the pandemonium bad subsided a customer of thu Ford Oarage was sadly bealen up and City Patrolman Mitchell was suffering from a badly bruised nose. Police were called when the wild Indian was found pommeling a man in the Ford garage. A crowd quickly gathered outside of the garage when Patrolman Mitchell arrived on the scene. The Indian "was prostrate upon the ground. Suddenly he climbed to his feet and hit Mitchell a terrific blow on the nose. Mitchell retaliated with several hard IiIowh with ills sap which apparently had no effect On the whialcey-erazed Indian. Mayor Coddard stepped iu to aid Mitchell and just managed . , riodgi another heavy blow. Finally a num ber of bystanders assisted the May or and Hie officer and bundled the fighting, yelling Indian into a taxi. It took four men to carry him to jail. Who the Indian is or where lie procured the whiskey, could not be learned this afternoon, lie wna too Intoxicated to talk Intelligently, A charge of being drunk anil dis orderly Will probably be preferred against the Indian. WANT DENTAL SCHOOL SALEM. Ore., Oct. 29. A depart ment of dentistry to be maintained la connection with the medical col lege of the University of Oregon Is urged in the annual report of the stale Hoard" oT dental examiner.' to Governor 1'lerce, a talcum of .xtrcme high quality its odor brings to you the com bined odors of the Heliotrope, ire i anium a n d jasmine. Regular price 50c. . :- bi Mum. Presniration deodorant 80c Mulsified Cocoanut Oil 50c Krank's Lemon Cream $1.00 Packer's Tar Soap 25c Santiseptic Lotion 50c Woodburv's Facial Soap 25c Squibb's Cold Cream 50c Oriental Cream ftSO Lighthouse Playing Cards :?5c Bridirc Cards, linen finish 50c Unit- Tonic "Seotone' Promotes growth and effec t live for dandruff. Regular 1 price $1.00 J Bouquet Ramec Face Powder 41 an exceptionally high grade complexion, skin and will not blow off Regular price $1.00 Carl's Mvcr Liners Bfo n won derful remedy fee coaat.hjMiCion. heiidticlies, blUoUMncfis, etc. Tbey help to keep i lie system lean anil licnlthy. IMc, :I bot tles tWc. Bicycle Cards Bee Cards all-over back County Club, gold edge Congress Cards, pictorial back Book of Hoyles Card Games ... 50c (50c 75c 85c 25c llannon) Lilac Vrgetal innk'-s Hie flic comfortnlile after;' kIiiuc. TCfies nfriy the otluK mill leaVOS mi odor of fresh cut llbtet, 7rlc. Service Quality Low Prices 7i , i Service &iml& StOW I QuaUty Low Prices Hidden Spring Uncovered By Steam Shovel Clear Cold Water Gush ing From Barrow Pit Of New Road A beautiful hidden spring, which for years has been flowing under ground Into swamp land has been uncovered by a lucky scoop of the tractor steam shovel which has been grading the Midland-State Line road. The source of the clear and cold spring water was found Just south of Midland. It gushes forth from the barrow pit which parallels the road and flows In a clear cold stream Into the marsh. Which probably tells the story of why there was an Indian camp ground at that particular point. Whether or not the spring will be utilized for anything Is nil known. Delphian Club Has Successful Meeting The Initial meeting of the Delta Gamma chapter of the Delphian dull wus held Tuesday afternoon In I be son room or 1 1 1 - hotel white pell- can, with Mrs. T. C, Campbell, pres ident of tho club, presiding. Mrs. Don .1. Zumwalt was In charge of the alternoon's program which was grouped Into two sections. The other was under tho direction of Mrs. Campbell. The first section of tho program in cluded "Tin' Influence of topography I'pon the EgypllaBfc" Mrs. II. M. Aeltlcy; "Civilization of the Old Kingdom," .Mrs. K. D. .lobnsoti; "Ah sbltitlsnt Expressed In Architecture," Mrs. II. It. I'errln; "Modern Discov ery of tho Pyramid Toils," Mrs. B, (i, Wlsocurvei ; "The Celebrated hookj of the Dead," Mrs. J. II. Shaw: "Egypt of Today," Mrs. Will Bald win ; supervisor's summary, Mrs. Don inUmll . i,nir,n or Mrs. Cumn 'rhose the subject of bell, the second part of t heorograni 1 M rs. Hope WotUm Kllbourne tOgOW was opened with parliamentary driil.led with current events on ueonomic The Mothers' llecompenso" by Fiiiin ami pomum situations Wharton was given by Mrs. ltnchnel Aiinlcuato Solomon. Mrs. E. Ilaxler "Cultural Arte Mrs. .1. M. Iledford, Mrs. ('. K Slime and Mrs. Mope Weston Kll bourno were courtesy hoslrpses throughout tho afternoon. " ' " A - v.. v0- ,A V i O ' ' The new TRU-BAKE cracker formula proved an eye-opener to everyone. Crackers had never tasted so good before! There's a hint of richness about TRU BAKES. Yet a lighter, flakier or more , daintily crisp cracker could scarcely be imagined. Vofe the NEW SHAPE The new narrow shape fits the bite. Does not crash or shatter. Just nips off clean. Your Grocer Sells Tru-Bake Crackers jut the Larger Packages they're most economical Baked by the TRU-BLU BISCUIT CO., Spokane and Portland The Home of Tru Blu Cruhams. English Style Biscuits and the Famous Tru-Blu Fruit Cake
