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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 24, 1925)
Page Two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tuesday. November 24, 192C "Caseys" Will Hold Hi-Jinks The Knights ot Columbus will stage- tholr annual hl-JJnke m Ly ceum Iih.ii tonight m rati fund lo piovi.ie Chrjetmat cheer for nil stu dents of Baered Heart Academy. The "Caseis" will have n big Christmas Tree fof ihe pujitls and will furnish present! for nil. Tim hl-jlnks is one ot tie hjir en tertainments of tli.. organization and always furnishes plenty of real amusement. Tin- one tonight .will he better than those of before and there will he plenty of prilea t i dls trlbute among those upon whom 1-ady I.urk casts her smile. LIQUOR SELLER GETS 60 DAYS Sentence and Fine Given Man Believed to Have Furnish ed Booze to Jackson th ie you the orchestra stops its surge of music applauding couples begin to leave the floor- join the good fellows for jolly talk and friendship have a Camel!. and - when Lewis Cnstello. tin- man who is su pec-ted by prohibition authorities of bavins sold the moonshine which un steadied the hand of Ted Jackson of Sprague river last week, was sen tenced lo serve 60 days in the county jail and fined 1250 by Justice of the Peace B. X. Kendall this morning. Oostello pleaded guilty to sale of in toxicating liquor on November 21. He was arrested by State Phohlbi tion Officer William Cole. Authorities were led to watch Cos tello because they believed his whis key was responsible for the terrible accident last week in which one was killed and others hurt. Ted Jackson was at the wheel of the 111 fated'au-tomobile. MAY POSTPONE PATCHING WORK . With tie prospects of another winter of jarring bumps and stone bruised tires before them, the cham ber of commerce board of directors decided to take immediate measure toward liaving the Warren Construc tion company repair the city streets. Accompanied by Councilman Bul siger and Councilman Roberts two members of the board of directors were to have called upon .Major Arnold, in charge of the street pav ing here, to ascertain Whether or not the Warren Construction com pany had any Intention of patching" the city streets of Klamath Palls. John Boyle, division manager of the California Oregon Power com pany, Informed the directors that Arnold had informed him that no repair world could be done this fall because there was n.n sufficient paving- material on band! WHEN the orchestra gives you encore after encore, but finally stops. And the couples glow ing with happiness reluctantly leave the floor. When you join the men for jovial talk until the next dance begins have a Camtl! For no friend so enhances the joys of life as Camel. Camel makes every happy occasion happier, adds its own charm to every festive day, every blithesome evening. Camels contain the very choicest tobaccos grown in all the world. They never tire your taste, no matter how freely you smoke them. They're so skilfully blended they never leave a cigaretty after-taste. Rolled into Camels is every good feature you have ever wished for in a cigarette. So, when you're waiting happily and confi dently for your time to rejoin the dance .taste the smoke that's known and loved by the world's experienced smokers. No doubt about it, you'll never know how good a cigarette can be until you Have a Camel! Camels contain the very choicest tobaccos grown in all the world. Camels are blended by the world's most expert blenders. Nothing is too good (or Camels. In the making of this one brand we conecntratc the tobacco knowledge and skill of the largest organisation of tobacco experts in the world. No other cigarette made is like Camels. They are the overwhelming choice of experienced smokers. Arrest Man on Serious Our highest wish, if you do not yet know Camel quality, it that you try them. We invite you to compare Camels with any cigarette made at any price. R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co. This Horse. Is On Us, Assert City Fathers SCOUTS LEAVING FOR CONFERENCE scribe; Donafil Colwell, P. I,. Troop Four Itoss llillmiih. S P. I,.; Edgar Hedell. P. L. Troop One. Honanza 1100':;. del t , t-. t-v t legation) Arthur Davis, S. P. I. 20 Local Boys Depart at Noon Hc.roid Dav Is, P. I..; Hoy Kilgore. !' Wednesday lor intra An- I,.; C. A. Kieler. Assistant scoutinai- ual Meet in Portland ter. It's a aorse of a different color i when angrv housewives and others , ChafCf ' begin calling their favorite council- i J nf nndsinir tin ! .tipclrc i Suspected on local stores W. Lewis was ar- I rested early this afternoon by do- I putles from the sheriff's office and I mas being field this afternoon pend ing further investigation. Accord ing, to complaining merchants he passed the checks on pay night. Scout Master Everett O. Nurd, Tomorrow at noon, four cars will i with Edward Livingstone, William leave Klamath Falls, carrying 17 -Mueller, C. A. Kieler and Dr. G. A. men by telephone and demanding boy scout patrol leaders and fourpiassey will accompany the boys. why in the name of common sense i scout leaders to Portland to attend They plan to stop in Moseburg lo banquets, parades, nature hikes and various other sports have been ar- j .Ku&i'u iui mu viaiiiuK ijuj! uy loe Bom ihere First AT THE top! The ex perienced hiker kr.ow: the Crown Army Shirt room for muscular shoulders and ou cdoor breathing ; made of deep olive drab U.S. Army srror flannel that is slow to soil. Companionable and comfortable! With niceties of tailoring that de- tfe? cUre full value J CRESNBBAUH, WI3L Si MICHEIS !MAm . San Francisco CROWN ARMY SHIRTS few other things the city can't take care of the stray horses and cattle which roam the city. Tt you don't think si. ask Fr.vl Cofer, city councilman, and sJme of Sis fellow members about the aug ust council table. Following a "tip" In the Even- Portland tr00ps. ing neraju a coupie i wceKs ago. householders have been making lffe miserable for the councilinen be cause the stray h;.-se nuisance had not been abate!. Last night Cofer capitulated and sj did his fell;w members. "I'm getting tired of all these phone calb about cattle and horses" he complained. "So I move, you, Mr. ..ioui, liiu. we auiauiize l.;e siree. ov. P. I. : Thomas tir.v P I commission u purchase a horse and j (proxy), Edward Livingstone, assist second hand saddle and have some-jam scoutmaster; Dr, G. A. MasHey, body take care of all stray cattle." j troop committeeman. A chorus of happy sighs heaved Troop Two Vernon Wahl, scribe; about the oaken table. Without pro- Richard Brown, P.L.; James Morgan test the motion carried by unaul-jp. L.; William Mueller, assistant mous vote. .(.scoutmaster. aunciiman "Doc ' P well had for Troop Three two weeks heed. trying to. get too council to do that verv t 'inrr, but they had pleaded eeon Jtuy. Hut somehow the economy platform went hluey when they decided it was a lot of work answering phone calls and answering kicks. the third annual "All Oregon Patrol morrow night and plan to leave early Leaders' conference." While in Port-j Thursday morning for Portland, laud the scouts will he the guests of reaching there early Thursday aftcr the boy scouts of Portland. Lectures, noon. demonstrations, talks, discussions.! I. pon arrival in Portland they will be assigned to the homes in which they will be guests. Each scout 's expected to keep note of all the happenings so they can report the events at the next meeting in Klam ath Falls. Each delegate will wrlt; an essay on the conference which will be counted in on their school work and which will be submitted In an essay contest, the winner re ceiving a prize of something worth while In scout equipment. MISS LINSMKHK LE.WI.Vt; Miss Virginia Llnsmere who for the past year lias been office man ager for the Chevrolet people, is leaving the first of December for' Daytona. Florida, where she will spend the winter months. She will make her homo with Miss Grace : ("onboy. who formerly Jived in Klam ath Falls and wus in the adver tising department of The Evening j Herald. She is now living in Finrl-i da with her people. Miss Llns-1 mere plans to spend next summer' with her parents in Wisconsin and i return to the Pacific coast again"1 next wintor. She is considered onej of the most capable business women j in Klamath Falls and will be missed y a host of friends. j v Friday Governor Pierce will pre- I sent Eagle medals to ten Ragle ' scouts. More than 300 boys, all scout patrol leaders will attend the confer j ence. I Among the local boys who will at j tend are: Troop one, 100 delega tion. Merle Swanson, 8.P.L.; Robert Hunter, scribe; Elmore Wilker xut. ! , , IP. L.; Joe Kirk, P. L.; George Mas- I LlOUOr FliieS For n. w . 1 October Are Given Tho sum .If 5 3,077 was collected In lleuor tines in Justice court in Klaniuth count-; for the month of October, with 25 caaej brought be fore the court. Assessed fines for the month amounted to $3,797 of which 13,077 were paid. Four Jail sentences were mude. Ho far this year the month of August is in the lead when the as sessed fines a-aounted to ?3,2I)1.50 with $2,a61.."pfi collected. September dropped considerable below this figure wits a.isossed fines amounting to ?2l76 of which $1825 were collected. Charles Loomis to I Irrigationists IVeiUXll IU JTVliilllcUll After having been examined by sixteen of the leading physicians of Los Angeles. Charles Loomis' is ex- To Seek Relief pectod to return to Klamath Falls the latter part of the Week, after learning that medical treatment will be of no avail for Ml paralytic con dition, from which he has suffered for more than two years. Mr. Loomis went south several weeks ago hoping that nerve Special-1 ists would be uble to help his con dition. Ills many friends In Klam ath Falls, who have been awaiting bonds, which It word of his condition, will be more than sorry to learn that medical as sistants can In no way improve his present condition. Two Projects Will Ap pear Before State Board SALEM, Ore.. Nov. 24. Kopre sentatlves of tho Jordan valley Irrl garlon district will today appear In fore the state Irrlxntlnn securities commission and ask for tho certlfl- j cation of 30.000 additional district 1 Is supposed to ex- i change for an etial amount of north side bonds. The north side and the Jordsn vaii.-y district are to bo i merged and the bonds of the former canceled. LONDON A $75,000 pearl neck-, Representatives of the Eagle lace, lost by the Hon. Mrs. Ulythe In j Point district of Jackson county will Canada has been returned anonv- lsk for an extension of lit venrn In the district's 1100,000 bond Issue. The gunraiftce hi now for 3 H years, five yearn Is the maximum allowed y law. CONDUCTOR DIES FROM INJURIES l.atiltANDE, Ore., Ncv. UVP) O. G. Hamilton, 55, conductor em ployed by the Or'Koii-VVaahlngti!i Hallway and Navigation company, lilted this morning of Injuries sus tained Inst night when the automo bile In which Hntnllton and his wife worn riding plunged 12b teet over an embankment on the Old Ore gon Trail. Mrs. Hamilton was seriously In jured, but physicians any she will recover. moiisly by mall. the state's guarantee of Interest on SIOUX FALLS, S. D. Market news In today's press was cut from A page to two columns by dub women editing the ptpor for a day. -Hubert Magulre Don't Discard Your Worn Tires If t hey have a sound body vc can retread them. It they are injured or rock cut we can repair them and sec thai they give you service. All oftf work guaranteed. At The qACE TIRE SHOP 115 South Eleventh Phone 843J Roadmaster Is Slightly Hurt Tom Dixon, Klamath county road master, was painfully hut not seri ously Injured last night at 9:45 o'clock as the reBUlt of a head on collision wit.ii a moving Southern Pacific freight train at tho South Sixth street railroad crossing. Dlx m whs cut about tho hen dand legs. Ho was taken to the Klamath Val ley hospital. a Mb i i- 'llh.d I' h.r r 1 : "sxaew id w 1 JjJH' JiL. 'Ikul' All'' 'I QUICK COOKING OATS Cook 2 to 3 minutes only KirMli. iv0. (I ,A. WCAi ' 1 1 .nt HIT, . J Ready in 2 minutes. New style H-O Quick Cooking Oats the time-saving, energy-building breakfast dish. Toasted oat flakes that cook into firm, granular oa,t meal. Appetizing delicious healthful! Filled with flavor packed with nourishment. Smooth firm in texture yet retaining the neces sary roughage for quick, easy digestion. 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