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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 20, 1925)
1 Page Fofcr w EVENING H10KALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PridttS NDVWDUw 20, 1025 j H Your Partner In Business Is vour appearance: every place you go your partner ifoes. and it is impossible for von to progress on whit faster than this partner of yours. Then it behooves you to bring the other half of the business up to the same Standard you yourself enjoy. That is where your merchant tailor comes info the picture. He is ready and ahle to make both you and vour partner the very picture of prosperity. I have the largest stock of im ported and jiomcstic iabtics between Portland and San 'ranrigro." " "' L " ' Chas. J. Cizek Merchant Tailor' 109 South Seventh St. Health Is The Prime Object Of Life Don't frustrate it by neglecting your teeth. A cavity today is a decayed tooth tomorrow; a poisoned well that undermines your health. Save your teeth and conserve your health. See tit for free examination., R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless, of course) JJI2-204 Hopka Bldg. ' 8th and Main Phone 83 It's Here OLDSMOBILE FACTORY CHASSIS I See It Have It Explained! For Your Thanksgiving Feast Hou'l fail to slice into one of our Heller I'Yuit G&keS, and unseal a treasure of do liciousnCSS, Instantly n sweet spicy frag rance greets you: piquant, racy odors make you hunger, savory flavorings' come forth to make your mouth water and your tongue yearn. Goodness, how gtjjpd it is! Made in a variety of si;tes at 60c per pound. Mince Pies made with our own make of Mince Meat from our famous Thousand Dollar. Mince Meal recipe. ...... '"ii a i v- o v, i,vum , tii" s 1 o yi ' ' i I "can he. '. ' Special Pastries made to order, including Oyster .Patty shells, cream oi chicken cups, etc. Get your order in early. Store will remain closed all day Thanks giving day. tol vat t i i Sale Values That Demonstrate Decided Savings RECTOR'S THE FASHION CENTER i SIXTH STREET BAKERY CHAS. LANDIS 126 South Sixth St. "For Goodness' Sake, Mat Better lireai Rail Traffic Men Here Negotiating For Local Freight! Hundreds of. cars of freight which loaves Klamath Kails for the middle i west and eastern states is the at traction which has brought to this country a group of traffic men rep resenting different eastern railroads. Numbered, in this group are O. P. Spindler. of San Francisco, general agent for the Chicago. Great West ern railroad: V. W. Smith of San Francisco, district freight agent for the Soo lines; T. E. Hoke of Port land, freight agent for the Pennsyl vania lines: S. E. Burnett of Port land, agent for the Chicago, Hock Island railroad lines: and J. F. Scanlln of Seattle, freight agent for the New York Central lines. These railroad men did not come to Klamath together, but one by one. and their presence here at the same time is 'a' 'coincidence. Thoy will in terview shippers and quote freight rates to them. DEATH CAUSE !S All of our new holiday purses and boxes in the new designs reduced for this sale. Silk and Wool Ho:o Regular $1,50 to $2,00 Sale Price 1.00 PROBED BY JURY (Continued From Pago One) whjl Stripped loli'lAMe. c'verv feature . is exposed. Don'-t - Rucls kiitiyoij Ani ell dunv every part, is made- rlcarn its construction makesTt the leader in its price class. Display in charge of A. S. TAYLOR, Factory Representative L. M. TWITE, Territory Service Representative Here Today, Friday and Saturday Peterson Motor Co. To Play Football By Flares of Gas CASPER. Wyo., Nov. 20. (P) Wyoming tonight will witness 113 first after-dark football game when the Casper and Midwest high school elevens meet here on a gridiron ' illuminated by open gas flares and arc lights. Halo of electric lights and 2.000 candle power searchlight will add their strength to the gas flares, and authorities predict every plav will be thrown into relief. The football will be painted white. XKW VIEW OF ORATOR A new view of Crater Lake which Is attracting the attention of local people Is on display In Stinson'3 widow today. The picture, perhaps the most realistic ever taken of the latter has Just been returned to Mr. StinsOn from the south where he sent it for coloring. He took the view of the lake about a month ago. inquest. Josephine Jackson, the filth occu pant of the death car. is recovering in the Klamath Vail":- hospital from a broken shoulder, bruises and abra sions. The tragedy occurred on a straight stretch of road about a half mile north of the Lakovlew-Merrlll Junc tion. Jackson, apparently speeding in a southerly direction, had just Jasaed a south bound car. As he was swerv ing around the front o? the car, one of the rear tires of his automobile ill--w out. Simultaneously he slammed on the brakes. The brakes and the blow-out sloughed the car around sidewise and the. momentum of its speed caused it to roll over twice. Victim in Hear Beat Miss Lawyer was sitting In the rear seat with Miss Jackson and San chez. As the car turned over, hor head was caught between the back of the rear seat and the hard macad am road. It was crushed to a pulp and beyond recognition. Death cn'.ne instantaneously, according to phy sicians. ' Sanchez and Willis, who was In the front seat, were uninjured, but Jack son, the driver, is suffering slightly from a bruised left log. Jackson Is beini; held In Jail. ' Jackson maintained Hint another man, r. white man, was driving the ca.'. Ho said that lie did not now hi:' name but had picked him up In Klamath Falls, ills story, according to the district attorney's office, was not corroborated by the stories ot other survivors of the crash, and ai a result the tale is given little cre dence. . , Jackson and his sister are from Spragtto river. I It was the unanimous cpinlon of officers who Investigated the wreck a few minutes after, that Jackson wai: under the influence of Intoxicating. -' 'C- t; 'i' i'C liquor. Personnel of the' coroner's Jury which will hear the evidence of the 7 th and Klamath 'After We Sell We Serve" Christmas Greeting Cards HPHE cum. ,ni of sendiu;; Christmas greeting ' has CQJHfi more into vogue each year until one just naturally expects i greetings from friends, and even from businesl concerns of the m i, re thliu'glilful son,. Yon have received greet ings, yourself and have felt a. real satisfaction '" having beef) remembered in tjiis way. As a .-Christinas suggestion, greetings are always ac ceptable. Our line comprises all grades and pro cesses steel and copper plate, lithograph, in cluding the wonderfully beautiful Burgoyne line, and ordinary good printing, at prices that will meet your approval. CASE 124 So. 7th Order Yours Today I & MELTON Printers Phone 183W Children's All Wool Hose A real knit wool (lOSC that is UK) per cent wool. Conies in black only. (. to 9. Regular S.Vto Sl'.OO' Sale Price 68c A wonderful assortment of new flowers. You will say so when you see them and the flowers are priced less than regular. Black Full Silk Hose from toe to top. An exceptional Value for this class oi hose. Usually sold for $3.1)0. Sale Price L98 More New Coats and Dresses lor Saturday sfliihg. I 'oats are mostly fur trimmed and are stylish to lal minnlc. Values $25 to !?K.S Sale Price 18.95 to 68.65 Silk, wool and Flannel Dresses Satiil Crepe--, crepe tie chine, georg ette. Serge, charnuena and flanneii. Former vahicg $16 ti J.15 Sale Price 8.95 to 21.85 All New Millinery Reduced Former values .f5.X to iflX.OO Sale Price 3.35 to 9.85 Everfast Suitings - 36 Inch. Regular GOc Sale Price 39c yd. Everfast Crepe 36-inch. ' Regular 75c Sale Price 48c yd. Canton Crepe Silk Regular $.5.1M) Sale Price 1.98 accident and decide whether or not Ted Jackson was to blame for hU companion's di ai'i Is ns follows: II. I If, Bagby. It. B. Amlcko, W. B. Barnes. Ed BloomlnKcamp, It. B. QrlKsby and F. S. Wulto. The In- quest had not been completed up to' 3:."0 p. m. today. Miss Lnwver Is survived by her mother, Mrs. Alice Clinton of Sprague river, three sisters, I.cla, Lucille and Itose, and four brothers, Benjamin, Harry, Luscombe And Shelby. Funeral Bervlces will bo held fiunduy at Spraguo river, 40 miles iiV; fo Klamath Fulls, and tbo body will be Interred in the Spraguo riv er cemetery. ' No Trace of Perez Found up to 3 P. M. j Novel Enlarging Machine Is Here Lake County Ducks Free from Epidemic "Epidemic? Not ns far as Lake county Is concerned. I haven't re ceived a report of a dead or dylnt bird, so assume that your condition In the Tule lake country Is local ized." If there Is any one person qual ified to speak with authority on game life In Lake county, It Is Ben (odsall, Lake county game warden who Is responsible for the nhovo statement. Mr. OodHall arrived in Klamath Falls last nlxht lo spend several days In Klamath county on business matters. "This Is rather a freak yoar for Lako county, ns fur us ducks and gceso are concerned. The birds arc coming In Just as strong ns In the past, but they don't seem to stay. Perhaps they got n lalo start from their northern habitats. But one thing Is K)lre, there are not OS ninny birds tn'I.nke county lakes and marshes as last year or the. year before that." Mr. nodsall will remain In Klam ath for' several days visiting with frlonrl's: V "'" V. T. A. i:TJUL M.HOOJY Miscellaneous I'm, In a Fonil Hub Tomorrow lit Miller's .Market No trace of Mike Perel, whose mysterious disappearance last Tues day has aroused the suspicions of his co-workers and authorities her. had been uncovered by the district attorney's office up to 3 p. m. this uftornoon. Pore Is suspected of having tak en $9S, entrusted to hlni by two Mexican co-workers, who asked hlni to buy money orders for them 1st Klamath Falls, so they could send the money homo lo their parents In Mexico. Owing to tho fact that the Mexi cans will' not push a criminal notion against, thoir former friend, no warrant has been sworn out for Perux's nrrcst. With ih" arrival of the new Bor d i- (luting Projection printer, It. B, BtlDSOn, local photogrupher, Is among the first on (tin Pacific roost to receive tin, machine, which was put on the market less than six weeks ago. Tbo machine la the latest method used In enlarging pictures, printing and tinting of borders, Vignetting mid dodging, priming of bark grounds and iniUntaneOQi copying. Mr. Stlftton feels especially fortunate In receiving the machine for the holiday season work. 'I'll'- first appearance of the ma chine was made on the Pacific const at Kan Frnrtclsco during the Jubilee, where Mr., and Mrs. Sllnso'i saw it demonstrated and placed their order Immediately, The Parent Tonchers Association! ot 'tho Contral school are holding! a miscellaneous cooked food sale' at Miller's Market tomorrow. Tho, sole will start at ten o'clock In the morning. TROOP Xt'MBHIt I'OIHl Under the leadership of Frank, Moshcr, their scout master tho hoy scouts of troop number four will meet at the Mills school house this CRATER LAKE CREAMED COTTAGE CHEESE Half Price Saturday Only At your meat market, Creamed Grater Lake Cottage Cheese. 13c Pint 8c Half-Pint A real food bargain you cannot afford to miss. For Thanksgiving Cranberry Sherbet, order early. Klamath Falls Creamery Phone 74 it: I evening. I1 if . -. . . :ixti dMMU
