Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 25, 1925)
Wedhes'day, November 25, 1025 Page Two EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Jbr Economical Transportation Walk-Over Relief and Princess Pat STYLE SHOES IN COMFORT SHAPE8 CHILDREN bill WIDOW'S ESTATE This week marks the close ot the greatest sales contest ever conducted by any automobile manufacturer. Our salesmen, as well as thousands of other Chevrolet salesmen, are striv ing to win ! One of our men has probably explained to you why over 2,000,000 buyers have chosen Chevrolets, and has shown you Chevrolet feature Touring - . - $525 Coupe - -Roadster . . 525 Sedan - The Coach WOOD THANKSGIVING DAY tVe are going to donate our teams. 'wagons, trucks and the upkeep on them tree to the AMERICAN" LEGION Building .Fund. Our employes are giving their services. Peli can Bay. Big Lakes and Al goma Lbr. Co.'s art -toasting a-opd. and the entire retail pi ice of the wood goes to the -rT,er-ican Legion Building Fund. Ii you want u load of Blocks, de livered Thanks-jiving Day. Peyton & Co. Wood to Burn Phone 535 601 MAIN I.O.O.F. Benefit Dance and Basket Auc tion at Bonanza on Sat urday night, November 28 Ladies bring baskets. Tickets .$1.00 High Life Orchestra. A Chinese Proverb Never burn false incense before a true God ; ten-cent Glasses insult million-dollar eyes. Eye Examined Repairs (linages Fitted Quick Service DR. GOBLE 700 MAIN ifll Baafciaal , ra after feature found only on the finest quality cars. Give him your order this week and help him win a valued priie. Chevrolet gives you tine per formance, beautiful appear ance and Ion;: life. Here is, a quality car at a price you can well afford. Let us show you how easy it is to be come the owner of a new Chevrolet. Commercial Truck Chaaaii . AU PRICES F. O. B. FLINT, MJCiilUAN L: O. ARENS CHEVROLET 522 SoHth Sixth Phone 49W Thomas Vaughn Is Convicted Of Running Still Circuit Court Jury De liberates 10 Minutes On Case A verdict of guilty against Thom as Vaughn, charged with operating a moonshine still, was returned by a circuit court jury shortly before noon today. The jury deliberated ten minutes. Vaughn will be sentenced Friday morning at 10 a. ra. Also at that time Judge Leavitt will pronounce sentence on Roy Darling, charged with a statutory crime. The jury which convicted Vaughn was composed of A. J. Manning. John W. Utter, G. C. Carleton, N. I. Short, Verne Gordon, A. M. Worden, George Trammel, C. F, Mills, H. N. Moe, L. L. Porter, J. T. Loper and W. A. Turner. For Your Thanksgiving Feast Don't .fail to fcce into one of our Better Emit Cake's and unseal a treasure of dc Iiciotfsness. Instantly a 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 good it is! Made in , a variety of sizes at 60c per pound. Mince Pies made with our own make of Mince Meat from our famous Thousand Dollar Mince M.eat recipe. Pumpkin Pies of course; as good as good can be. Special Pastries made to order, including ' Oyster Patty shells, cream of chicken cups, etc. Get your order in early. Store will remain closed all day Thanks giving day. SIXTH STREET BAKERY CHAS. LANDIS 126 South Sixth St. "For Goodness' Sake, Eat Better Bread" Long Inquiry Comes To End Shenandoah Probe i3 Provissionally Closed WASH fN'GTON, X-iv. 23. (VP) The navy's iang investigation -of the Shenandoah disaster came to a pro- j visional end today, the proviso be ! lag based on 4 lie possible summon ! Ing of Colonel Win. Mitchell, who previously had declined to testify before the naval court of Inquiry. As the court adjourned today, 'subject to call of Its president, Rear Admiral Hilary P. Jones, it was announced by Judge Advocate i Leonard that shonld he find upon i examination of Colonel Mitchell's testimony before the army court martial any matters germane to the I Shenandoah inquiry he .would seek J a process to bring the colonel be fore the naval tribunal. Mis. Jeanettc Myer Tells Them to Carry on l'OHTI.ANl), On-.. !0Y. 26. (.1 -Tho hulk ot tin- capital Mock of the Metar and Kmnk lompfiny store and ot the Mater and H'rntUi investment company, which w us hold to ihu lata Jonnottn Motor, who died Inst week, hu boon lofl to her children. Abraham Motor. 'Julius LV. )loler. and Mrs, Knuni Clark, with admonition to carry on und to hrinit up tbelr children and t'.ioir eUllir'en's call dren to onrry on tho business outer prist 1,11,1 Wl, foundod in Portland ly her linslmiid. . Motor, Twenty two charities will receive from sSMt to j:t7.'oi under tho will, a total of $13,650. Mrs. Meier's will wan tiled In pro bate court today, naming tlu throo children executors without bond! France Still Needs Cabinet Senator Paul Doumer Declines to Accept Task I'AHIS, Njv. tyP) Frame w.is still without .i Cabinet tontthl to suocoed the Palnlove, ministry which resigned Sun lay following an advene' voto by ISO chamber of deputies on the g voramont frafcnee bill. Refusal of tho various groups In tho chuniber it deputies to premise support for his financial plans caus ed Senator Paul D arner tod.iy to derline' the task ol forming a new mlnl'try. as It diil M. Ha!rd yea terdya. Former Premier Kdhottrd Hcr roit. radical leader and president of the chamber of deputies was summoned this afternoon by Presi dent Doumerguo hat failure of his projected "concentration" cabinet on the left is considered likely In well informed circles. " . I Roof Caves In; Woman Injured BEND". Ore., N'ov. 2j. Women engaged in nailing boards on a tab ernacle being erected close to the downtown, district yesterday narrow ly escaped serlousi Injury when the roof and one side of the building fell. Mrs. George teenier "f Powell Butte, one of the"Women at work on the building, was hit by falling boards, but not seriously hurt. Lack of supports in the center of the build ing was thought to be responsible for the accident. Tho building which was to have a seating capacity of 800, woh being erected by contributed labor. Women worked with men nailing on the wea ther boards especially during the day time, while men worked at night un der electric lighta. strung from low poles. Only a few men were present yesterday when tho roof and side fell in. BUSINESS TRIP W. A. Guthrie of Dunsmuir Is paying, a business visit to Klamath Falls today. Bmm Quinine re SB tablets fc ,.i nggifl A Safe and Proven Remedy ine r tret ana. '.original i Cold and Grip Tablet S a Quarter pf a Century. . The box bears this elgntur rvts For Colds, mm Grip, Jll lntlu ggH enza and as a (SjMtk. Preventive 29t Laxative 1 Murder Trial Under Way Medford Court MBDftOKD, Ore., Nov. J 5. The testimony In the trial of Omar W. Murphy, well known looej resident charged with manslaughter, U a result of uu allege. I heating ad ministered to his wife. Kill, last Martsb,, ratiKoil i 'day fvoiu the child Isb .words of the 1 1 yeaf old daughter of the defendant, and pen. dfroui aneweri t medical inen, t hypotlletl.ul nueslh-us that lees three mluutes to propotUXt, Tlie little girl, M l 'in- Murphy, when the cross examination by the defense started, cried and ran from t'te eeuit room, after clviug cvi denee for father. Dain.tKii'K Twtliuony The most dsmnglttg testimony gtteil liv the little miss was ordered stricken from the records by the court upon object!. 'ii .if the defense. Kilenc testified thill she hud been told ti "tell the truth," and Thai her father had told her hrol ier. Karl, iii her presence: "I only gave her a spanking. She is Just staging In bed for sympathy, and si the neighbors will know all about It." Karl, the brother, was u witness at the morning session. Kxpert testimony was given by Doctor V. S. Geary, county heultb rtici ; Dr. 0i It Soseirj "f Grants Puss, and Dr. K. A V u . of Ash land. IvXJUTtB Te-tlfv Bach testified in resppnio to a trypothettcal uueatlon by the state, tiiat all the vital organs being nor mttl. us shawn by an autopsy, death could ,nly be caused by an i'm boHlsin. or blood clot. An embol llarn, the physltlans explained, wu causer) by bruises, and nilglit n it be detected In an autopsy, even with a microscope. Ail cnibolllsin follows thu blood flow, and blacks the smaller veins, being falsi In three vital centers, the lioart, the lungs and thu bruin. The state contends that Mrs. Murphy .was severely beaten about the hips and that an embollbun .1s the cause of death. Wreck Bridge By Explosion zASTOKIA, Ore., Nov. 25. (P) Detonation of a glnnt blast of pyrn tol explnslvo to break up n log Jam which has existed for several years Immediately above the bridge over the Neacoxlo creek at' Bearbart, popular summer rusort. damaged tho bridge and caused tho washout of : portion of one approach with the resultant collapse of the pavement nn Investigation by the Clatsop county court revealed today, The blast was ordered set by the aearbhrt city council to break up the log Jam i,o tho logs could be carried away by the tide. The blast was too powerful, racking the walls of the bridge approach, enabling Un title to gnaw at the sand fills of the approach. The bridge was completed last summer. l.KADKKS FOUNT) GITITV LONDON. Nov. 20. (fj A ver diet of guilty was returned today against the 12 communist leaders tried In Old Ilalley on charges of conspiring to publish sedlilouH.llhols and violations of the Incitement to mutiny net. BUDAPEST Itestrlctioni on the Charleston and fox trot haYO been re moved, but a police Inspector must be presdnt when they are danced. E (('mil limed from Page One) did not constitute a proper ennse of action. Justice Morcbauser, however, cited the legal precedents under which ho granted the motion and tohl Mr. Dnvls that h would be giv en ample lime to meet the new Issues. The new turn In the crho Is ex pected to necessitate further cross examination of the plaintiff's wit nesses. Including yonng llhlncland er. Davis told the court that be thought he would be able to meat the new contentions In a short time. Although It had been expected Ibni Alice would take the stand as the first witness today, Leo Parsons Davis, bur attorney, decided to post pone her appearance until after sev eral minor defense witnesses had boon heard. Hlslers Take stand Grace and Hmlly, slBters of Alice took tho stand and said that the MOTHER IN LI GIVES EVIDENG WF? ' , mm; MIAt MtSS Or Matron? These comfort shoes do not betray their secret THE brief, revealing skirts of fsll sports costumes nuke shoes im portant and noticeable. Your shoes must be stylish. You would like them to be comfortable. Wear Walk-Over RelieforPnnccjsPatamlthey are both. These two famous Walk-Over shoes are "comfort" shoes that do not betray their secret. They are nude in the same youthful Walk-Over pat ternsthatKt the style in tailored shoes. Their comfort is in their shape, as shown in the diagrams below. See how each of these two shoes is de Till) iluwt . - Ir'.e, il 'V iS.i.'f t dultfd itaif, tht riivi fal hi lotJtnw, $&ttU poJ, imitlit fntjrf liv. nJ iwnuw KttL Falls Mercantile Co. Exclusive Agenti qiiestlon of color had never come up In tbelr prenence, althoujtb young IthlnelunrTer had been a froriueur caller at their home. Kmlly. wbosi husband Is Itoburt Urookn, a negrp butler, said that her family had nev er objected to Hruoks on tie- h. of bis color, but hnil criticized her for marrying no young. (irace Is married to a white man nnd said that her marriage license describes her as "White" because the clerk assumed that was ber color and wrote It In without unci, tinning her. Kite told the oft-re Added safety and easier driv ing arc big reasons for the wide popularity of the Better Buick. Buick's better steering gear (the most expensive type built today) has 5 times the ordinary control surface. More than 400,000 4-whcel-brakc Buicks have proved the superiority of Buick BUICK MOTOR COMPANY, FLINT, MICHIGAN I il i , inn of Qtnttal Motor Corporation Better Buick Six Cylinder VaIe-ln-Head motor cars range In price from $ 1 125 to 1995, . o. b. Buick foe lories. Among die Buick open am closed models there Is one that will meet your desires exactly. BUICK 8C STAR GARAGE Opposite White MM . signed for an entirely different tvpe of foot. One of these styles will fit you, with youthful style, and in supreme comfort. Relief and Princess Pat are msde only by Walk-Over, sold only by Walk-Over dealers, and always with the Walk-Over tradr-nurlo on them. Youfindthes two fjmouishoes here, at the Walk-Ovcr store. Choose the style you like the best, in the shoe that fits you best, and learn how com fortable pretty shoea can be when made with Walk-Over personal fit. , ' . . K K l Km tiis i.- . . IlAM ii..-.. .-.,. I.':- i r ,k pssfthsifSSA J weadM e- JMVH7 tttm ' I i J,I,II.W. U'liu ,i k j asssl wr" i. .. . i . ; t "i hst peated tale of her first meeting with young Hblnelondor, the subsequent automobile rides and dates, his me.. tine, with Alice and fluully trans ference of his affection to tho sis Ier hu married. ' t offee ''olor Dr. i . I". Mct'li.ndon. a negro family pliynlclnn, who attended Alice In 182 when she had Influensss, to titled that the Junes family ai v.iivii bail been accepted nil belonging to the negro community of Near llnclielle. He said Alice's hody was a .light coffee color. mechanical 4-wheel-brake design for two wlntera and two summers. And Better Buick Controlla ble Beam Headlights now make night driving safe.' They furnish bright light, oil the time, without glare in the eyes of oncoming drivers. Your family and you will feel safer and be safer id the Better Buick I Pelican Hotel lvWb.nic.14WTi.elBr.Kes Srrri . . i arc;
