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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1925)
f Pace 1"wo EVENING HERAUD, KI..UI ATM FALLS, ORKdON Thursday: November 19, ,1925 ! ANOTHER BATCH OF CRIME CASES WILL BE TRIED ! i WALK-OVER WELTS CANDIES DEAU.VIU.B FASHION WELT Nothing n It J vi si a beau tifully simple pump for the womun who knows iti.it sim plicity is smart. Patent leather. Are Fashion Welts Note! Fashion Welt shoes for women were strongly ad' vocated at the Na tional Shoe Style Convention in New York City recently. Fashion Welts are also named by VOGUE style experts as the coming shoe mode. This is a wonderful endorsement of Walk-Over policy. Walk-Over has been making women's Fashion Welt shoes for 25 year. WALK-OVER is the Larkest Manufacturer of Women's Welt Shoes in the World Stylish Women everywhere are now wearing WAl.K-OVEIi Fashion Welt Shoes FALLS MERCANTILE CO. Exclusive Agents NORMANDY BELL RINGERS Elk's Temple TONIGHT Starting 8 p. m. Dancing Follows Program Normandy Bell Ringers To Be Here Tonight YOjUTH BOUND OVER Boy Who Killed His Fattier Near Albany Held on Muidcr Chai'ge ALBANY. Ore. Nov. 19. P) John Schwartz, 15, was bound over to the grand Jury today on a charge of first degree murder, as the re sult ot shooting his father to deatu. The fatal shot wa3 fired while the father was punishing another sou. The elder Schwartz died Sunday. The Elks temple will be placked tonight to hear the Normandy Bell Ringers and attend the dance which follows. This is the prediction of local Elks who have arranged for the appearance of the eastern boys who are on a concert tour of the Pacific coast. A varied program will be given including classical hnd popular numbers. The quartette numbers i'ivp promise of being exceptionally good as the boys have been going over big all over the coast. NEW YOUK. Two tons ot t.sh that swam into condenser tubes from the harbor forced a Brooklyn pow er plant to shut down. j Jury Selected and Cases Are Set By Circuit Judge, A. L. Leavitt The principals. Judges and referee are selei'ted for unotlror scries ol legal h'Uts in circuit e.iurt, which will open Monday, November With Ihe rav of Slate vs Ko Par ling, .turned wltn a statutory crime. j K. r Judge Leavitt n I only sc. i eight cases for trial but autti.-rlwl I the selection ot 21 additional jur ors for l he. depleted Jury panel. 1 The ease, will follow In the Of 'dor named: State vs Parllns. Mcn lay. November 23; State vs-Tom I Vaughn, charged with operating a I distillery; 0. K. McCarthy, charged with laroeuy from a person; Arthur Ames, charged with larceny fr.'in a person; Stale vs Davis and O'Con ner. charged with operating a still: State vs Perry John, charged wit i a statutory crime: Stale vs Ben fjfty, charged with operating a still; I State vs Carlson ami James, charg ed with assault and robbery ..villi a dangerous wcapjii. But one name remaining on the Jury list, after, lha last batch of criminal casus, 2.1 more Jurors to fill out the panel were selected. They were as foll.iws: J. II. Drlseoll. Insurance. Klamath Palls. K. N. M e. merchant. Klam- Lnth Kails, c. H. Carleton farmer, Merrill, L. L. Porter bank clerk, Klamath Falls, A. J. Lovelady, farm I er, Olene, C. L. McWIIliams, me chanic, Klamath Falls, Glean Van Meter, farmer, Malln, John W. Utter, butcher. Ft. Kimath, M. J. Nyhart, contractor. Klamath Falls. C. R. Clendcnnlng, lumberman. Klamalh Falls, A. J. Manning, farm er. Klamath Falls, C. F. Mills, mer chant, Klahiath Falls, H. E. Hanger, auto dealer. Klamath Falls. Y. 1) Stevens, retired, Klamath Falls, J. T. Loper, clerk, Klamath Falls, A. M. Worden, clerk, Klamath Falls. Verne Gordon, farmer, Klamath Falls, George Trammel, farmer. Klamath Falls, E. H. Wllley. labor er, Klamath Falls, Chas. W. Thom as, plasterer, Klamath Falls, Norrl I. Short, clerk, Klamath Falls, T. J. Prather, merchant, Keno, Fred Sehalloek, mlllman, Klamath Falls. LESPERINE Makes an antiseptic, healing ami toothing wash Is not poison. Docs not irritate. I'n. excelled as a vaginal wash. 6 oz. box, 50c STAR DRUG CO. Fifth and Main "WE HAVE IT" Ilium' Fresh I'lincolnUm the delicious fruit und centers. Per Ml 35c to $2.50 with nut Cold Creams Popd'a Cold Cream. ISO and Magxett 6 Haul .dell's. BOO and Palmollve Cold Cream Cocoa Butter Cold Cream . squtab'a Cold cream Colgate's Charmls Cream lied Feather cold Cream ....' '. Ingram's. Milkweed Cream. 11.011 and Mauvino Satin Cream Vanishing Creams Pond's Vanishing Creatu. Cfic and Woodbury's Fat ial Cream Volvellnu Vanishing Cream I'ompelun D.iv Cream Violet Dulce Vanishing Cream Creme Eleaya Averlstocrut Cream :. Mary Harden Vanishing Ciotiiu Arbutus Whistling Cream 1'okalon Greasclesa Cream t WITH so many tasks we can't dodge, what a re lief it is to find some way to simplify holiday planning. Especially the baking! And that's exactly where this Sparry Master Recipe fits in. One recipe yet it can be the base of all your special baking, except pies. And with it you can do your baking in advance. It's for Pound Cake, Fruit Cake, Plum Pudding, White Fruit Cake, Spice Cup Cakes, and Tea Wafers! Try it and see what a help it is. Do your holi day baking now. How can I help you? Perhaps some particular prob lem on the preparation of a holt day dinner is worrying you? Do you want a new menu? A sur prise dish youive never made before? Do you know the latest mode of table setting? If you'll tell me just what you want I'll gladly do my best to help you. Don't hesitate to write. You'll not be obligated in any way. Sperry has made my service available to you free. Fairview P.-T. A. To Meet Friday .The Parent-Teachers' association of the Fairview public school will meet at the school at 3 o'clock to morrow afternoon. Edward Ashurst, attorney, will talk on Oregon legis lation pertaining to women and chil dren. The sixth grade pupils will present a play typifying the seven stages o fwoman. The mothers of tighth grade pupils will servo re freshments. All patrons of the dis trict as well as visitors are Invited. 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MIC. one noc Soaps Konp Wooilbury's Facial Ciitlcurn Soap' Realnol Soap Pucker's Tur Soap Cashmere Bouquet Boutiuet Riimce Dpi alalia Caitila Sayiuan's Soap (ilenn'a Sulphur Soap .ii Hien'a Vlolel illycurlne lie lr itrx v USe .-., MU Ilk IWc itOr Hair Nets Venlda llnlr Nuts come In all colors In beih cap and Irlnge ghftpi). Made extra' lurito from human hair. T)ne cap In each ..nudnpe, BtorlllSDd, each ft Service - Service r;rv Tat GAfIlIL Mnrat Quality FOR THE HOLIDAYS -six treats from this one Master Recipe The Sperry Master Recipe 1 POUND CAKE bread pan size 1 cup butter 1 cups sugar 2 cups Sperry Drifted Sntnv Flour 5 fgs 1 j teaspoon baking powdrr I teaspoon each lemon and vanilla extract Cream butter alone till it can be beaten with a spoon, then add sugar gradually, beating mixture antil creamy. Separate eggs; beat yolks until thick, and whites until stiff. Add beaten yolks to the creamed Gutter and sugar; mix well, then add portion of the Hour. Stir (do not beat) until smooth, then fold in a portion of the stiffly beaten egg whites. Continue to fold in flour and eggwhitcs alternately ; add flavoring, and iour into an ungreased paper lined pan. Bake inavetymoderateoven (3253F.)one hour for square or round cake and longer if a deep bread pan is used. Cool thoroughly before cutting. Keeps moist and fresh two weeks at least. TiOTE: All mcaiweninta am level, flour is sited once before measuring. U c half pint measuring cup. White Fruit Cake With cider or coffee, how it will dr light your guMis' Prepare the Master Recipe and ndd the following ingredi ents, UghUy floured, : ftcr the cake ts mixed: H cup finely shredded citron; 1 cup bleached Sultana raisins; j cup shredded blancncd almonds. Bake a& for Pound Cake, the Master Recipe. Spce Cup Cakes Sich tempting little rkes youngsters rn?rv get enough! Prepare the Master K.ipe. When sifting Hour add I tea spoon each of nutmeg and cinnamon and j teaspoon each cloves and allspice. Fill ungreased mufhn pans half full of mixture and bake in a slow oven (3253 F.) for about 45 minutes. A cupful of raisins, nuts or shredded citron may be added. Write for other recipes Adiptatlons of this Master Recipe for Fruit Cake, Plum Puddinn. and party Tea Wafers will gladly be sent upon re tiuest. Also i FREEcopy of a brand new booklet to help you In all your baking "EIGHTY Food Delights from EIGHT Mnsler Ravipet." Write todfiy. Address Belle Dc Graf, Snrrrv Flour CO., San Francisco, Dopt. SSOl-Ii The flour I use That it pays to use the highest quality ingredi ents I am firmly con vinced. If there's ever a time to take chances it certainly isn't at th holidays. Therefore, I suggest that you use these reci pes exactly as given with Sperry Drifted Snow Flour. I've used this flour for over 12 years because it is remarkably uniform. I can be a ure of good re sults with it. c BELLE De GRAF TENNANT, CALIF. Mrs. O. O. Wingfield was called to Ashland, Oregon, Monday morn ing U'y tho sudden death of her step-father, J. W. McDonough. Mr. O. O.' Winsfleld left Tuesday to at tend the funeral which took plare Wednesday, November Jlth at Ash land. Mr. and Mrs. Hernle Poster and children of Klamath Falls, Ore., speht Sunday with Mrs. Foster'! parents. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Mur phy. Mr. and Mrs. Clay Parkor. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Brainnrd, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Henry, Mrs. Hale BeesO and Mrs. A. K. Morton were Weed visitors Saturday. Mr. C. W. .Murphy, Carl Kurstin and Jim Morton left for Marysvllle, California, Friday where Messrs, Kurstin and Morton will join the Shriners. Mr. Murphy is already a member. Quite a cold spell hit Tennant the last of the week with a blast of snow and a chlliinK north wine that may be the fore-runner of Old Man Winter. . Mr. and Mrs. Chin. Kins ap1 chiMren, PHrfiora, and Hi! Monday laojraing for a two Low Prices Low Prices visit with relatives Born. November ! Mrs. Al Stroud, daughter, name ti Lee at Sacramento. . 11985, to Mr. i seven-pound i he Virginia Stroud. O. Gholson and. daughter. Elizabeth returned Tuesday from Ashland where they went to be with Mrs. Oholsdn and small son. Hubert. Hubert underwent an oper ation Monday for" appendicitis. The little fellow withstood the operation nicrtly and Is getting along fin.?. They expect to bring him home In ado t her week. Mr. and Mrs. Merlon Crane anil children. Cyril. Leo, Irma, Manly and Merdle, who have been resi dents of our camp the past thre.i years, left Kiimrday for Oakland, to make their home. Mrs. Dick White entertained thu Tennant l,adi. Blka club at her hnine on II. sn-eei Wednesday af ternoon. All i '.port' having 11 very ifteinoon. Mrs. White week's I served lovely refreshments after he SPERRY HOME SERVICE BUREAU Imported and Domestic I 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 Mrs. Belle De Qraf, Director Italian-American Grocery I WE DELIVER FREE business session. The regular meet" Ing of this club has been changed from the flrsl Thursday to the sec ond Wednesday of the month. It. I). Hawkins who has boon quite 111 for soveral weeks Ib Im proving slowly. Mrs. (ieo. Miller and small son. Hilly, left Hatnrd.iy for Wolk, Calif. to visit her husband who was taken to the hospital Thursday. Mr. Mil ler bus hnd very poor health for some lime. Mrs. Ituth Bailey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Mlllor, left Frl-, day for San Francisco, Calif., to, finish her course In beauty culture. Mrs. Bailey expects to return A full- fledged beauty specialist and In tend opunlng a shop at Weed, Mrs. Isabella Kldd was In Weed Tuesday oil business. Mrs. Cora llurkee. mother Of Mrs. It. B. Hawlnn. rntumud Tuos day tn her home at Uunstnulf, Calif. Head ilucrlnsslfled ad vp,. Just ask for it! You may have Schilling Cinnamon instead of the or dinary kind " if you only ask for it. There is a vast differ ence in purity and flavor. Ordinary cinnamon is flat in flavor by comparison. Try it! SchillingCinnamon Tea ' Coffee 1 V w 'Baking '-Powder Extracts Spices repper Nutmeg r Sage Allspice Ginger Cinnamon Mustard Mace and 11 others II mm J M t'.' mill HWWtmwtWttW.WtH.tmtmtrHtMWMW