The Evening herald., December 10, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON-
Thursdiiy, DeccMiiber 10, lfl2f
SAFE ROBBERY
CLUES LACKING
Yeggs Used Rubber Gloves, Ir
Belief of Medford Finger
Print Expert
The safe crackers who blow open
the sate of the City creamery Tuns
day night, only to find $10.85 In the
Inner vault, took no chances. This
ll the Judgment of Special Officer
Forncrook, a finger prim export from
Medford, who has been called in by
the sheriff's office to uid in running
down the safe robbers who have
been looting safes In Klamath Falls
at will.
"They used rubber gloves while
they wore pulling tho job," Forn
crook said. "There were lots of marks
of hands on the safe, but no finger
prints."
Officers who investigated the case
were unable to uncover any clues
which would lead to the apprehen
sion of the robbers.
SCOUTS WANT AVORK
Number of Boys of Klamath Falls
Desire Christmas Work
According to E. O. Nord, scout ex
ecutive, a number of local boy scouts
are desirous of securing work after
school and through the Christmas
rush, the money to be used in pur
chasing their uniforms. Nord hopes
that any of the business men of the
city or anyone knowing where the
boys can secure positions will get in
toneh with him at headquarters.
CHEST HEADQUARTERS
Mrs. Vance is at headquarters of
the Community Chest fund all day
now and can be reached by calling
phone 883. People having articles
to give the chest fund can telephone
Mrs. Vance who will send a car to
the homes for the articles.
Safe Crossing
For Sixth St.
Will Be Built
Local Business Men
Confer With S. P.
Officials
Plans nro being drawn anil 'cost
estimates nre being calculate!., pre
paratory to the construction of " an
underground railroad crossing on
Sixth street where Southern Pa
cific railroad tracks cros. -
' 1 A committee of business men
members of the Sixth street In
dustrial club, waited on J. Wi Flu
gerald. superintendent of the Shns
ta Division this morning and were
informed thot the railroad concern
fully realised the necessity of build
lng the safe crossing.
The cost of the underground
crossing would be met jointly by th
city and railroad company. The
public service commission, at a pub
lie hearing here would allocate the
cost of each party.
The underground crossing is one
of the principal projects advocated
by the Sixth Street Industrial club
an organization comprised of princl
pal property owners on Sixth street.
Christmas Dance ( Port Official at
nt t i ra a i-k
nannea dv ciks Astoria to Kesign
MARTIN STOEHSLER IN
Among the ranchers from Dairy in
the city today on business is Martin
Stoehsler.
MR. MAY ABOUT
Albert May, buyer for Moe's store,
Is able to be about the streets today
for the first time in a week, having
been confined to his home suffering
with a severe attack of indigestion.
rtaxative
Bromo
Quinine,
tablets
Serious illness and com
plications often follow an
ordinary Cold. Check it;
use the old Reliable, Safe
and Proven Remedy, "Lax
ative BROMO QUININE."
The First and Original Cold
and Grip Tablet Proven
Safe for more than a Quar
ter of a Century.
The box bears this signature
Price 30c.
Cyrus McCormick
Gives Million to
Chicago Y.W.C.A.
CHICAGO. Dec. 10. (p) A gift
of tl, 000, 000 by Cyrus H. McCor
mick and his sons, Cyrus Jr and Gor
don, to the Young Women's Chris
tian association in memory of Mr.
McCormick's wife was announced to
day. The money will be used to con
struct a residence hall for women
and girls.
SWAIN IN ITALY
IS WILLING TO
MARRY 'JORDON'
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 10. Plereddu
Giuseppe, a young man of Sardinia,
Italy, wants to marry "Jordan," the
mystery woman who several weeks
ago advertised in the Capital Jour
nal for a husband. Her proposal
was that she would pay $400 to n
suitable man whose name she could
use as her legal husband for three
months so that she might inherit
an estate. Some 300 answers to
the advertisement came from all
parts of the United States. Now
they hare started coming from
across the seas.
It the Oregon woman cannot go
to Snnny Italy, then Giuseppe !s
willing to come to Salem but In
addition to the (400 he wants 11,
000 to finance the round trip and
the expenses of his sojourn here.
Plans are being formulated by the
Klamath Foils lodge of Elks to stage
a dance which wilt bear the stamp of
originality and to that end an an
nouncement WSJ made this morning
of a Christmas dance In the Btka
lodge.
It will he more than :i dance, it
Is said. It will be a Christmas sele
brntlon in which everybody will be
the recipient or a Christmas present.
The dance will bo Invitational.
Each and every member of the lodge
may have the , prlvllego of Inviting
one guest to the dance.
ASTORIA, (),e.. Dec. It). (A)
C, I. BUT; secretary of the Astoria
chamber of commerce will resign
January 31, it baa been ami mnoo I
Iturr has not ann.ntnccd his future
plaus. He came to Astoria In 191S,
resigning as secretary of the Pen
dleton commercial association. In
i0 2i he returned to PtUdlitnn until
1923 when he again accepted the
local post.
Now Is the time to swear off
smoking so your friends won't give
you any cigars for ChrlstnMs.
Indian Denies
Killing Friend
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 10. (,11
William Hart. Umatilla county cow
boy, tcstlflod In his own defense to
day In his trial In federal court,
charged with (he killing of Muttlimv
Shocshtps, Indian chief.
"He was iny best friend- we were
Just like lirntltcra, you might s!tyl"
I didn't hurt him," declared Hurt on
the stand.
A tnagailno writer has tin .uu.l.
on what to do with worn out slfoes.
We know already. Whur thorn.
RECORD EARTHQUAKE
Nelnmiiginpli nl Chicago ltcioi't
Dint ui buiut' Kuily tin.
Morning
CHICAGO. Doc. 1(1.- Kutrom..
earth tremors nl Sill this muniliix
were discerned by the sulmuogriiph
at the University of Chicago. The
most intense nlinnk was recorded a:
s l.i. with total disappearance a
minute later. It Is estimated that
) the tremor occurred "too mllui
a fay.
Hunt tho bright side. An auto
license cost lot of money hut there
Isn't any upkeep on It.
Repeal of Income
Tax Law Is Asked
WASHINGTON, Dee. 10. --(P)
Immediate repeal of the federal In
heritance tax was deiuaiidiid ioduy
In a resolution adopted here al a
meet lug attended by members of
the legislature of Texas, Ala
bama, Arkansas, Delaware, Ken
tucky, Louisiana. Maryland. North
Carolina, Ilhbdu Island and South
Carolina.
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In California, a man wrote his
will on a butcher's order book. Per
haps he wns Just going to price it
steak,
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What Shall I Buy for Him? 10 Days Left
that please
If You Plan
On Spending
ft
Tire
Bargains
Oversize
Cords
$11.80
ciCE
TIRE SHOP
115 South Eleventh
Phone 843J
Admits Theft
Of Timepiece
LOS ANGELES, Calif.. Dec. 10.
(3) The clock that formerly ticked
in the home of Pola Negri, film star,
then ticked its way into a pawn shop
and was the cause of the arrest of
Peter Rossian, actor, on a charge of
grand larceny, appeared again today
in court here.
Miss Negri had valued it at $1000;
the defense differed with her esti
mate. Today the court upheld the de
fense contention that the time piece
was worth about 11 DO, and reduced
the charge to one of petty larceny.
Rossian then pleaded guilty to the
theft and will be sentenced Monday.
Silk Sox
Cowhide belts
Ties, Fancy Silk
Handkerchiefs
Belts or
Buckles therefor
Garter Sets
Wool Sox
Leather Gloves
Eetc, Etc.
You Plan
On Spending
1.50
Hickok Buckles
Fine Belts
Box Handkerchiefs
Suspenders
Box Hosiery
Underwear Comfort Slippers
Cuff Links
Boy's Gifts
Etc, Etc .
The
ease of
shopping
The wonder
ful array of gifts
for men at prices
that do not become a
burden to anyone. The
culmination of months of pre
paration for the Yuletide season.
, To serve you, our customers, as we
have for the past 20 years. We believe we
can be of great assistance to you in selecting
your gifts,as well as many other necessary articles.
The
Home
of a man's
hoped for gifts
K. Sugarman
" Ain't Mad at Nobody"
If You Plan
On Spending
2.50
Mufflers
Belt Sets
Silk Scarfs
Shirts
Underwear
Boxed Hosiery
Dress Gloves
Gold Cuff Links
Dress Caps
Etc., Etc
You Plan
On Spending
A Little More
Finer Luggage
Bath Robes
Silk Pajamas
Dress Shirts
Dress Gloves
Wool Underwear
Blankets
Hats & Caps
Smoking Jackets
Etc, Etc
PLAN REPAIR OF
STATE HIGHWAY
A section cf road which bears one
of .he heaviest traffic loads within
the county, the section of the Dalles
California highway from Albamont
south to the Junction of the Klam
ath Falls-Lakevlew highway, will be
repaired next week, It was announc
ed this morning from the state high
way office.
On next Monday, five state high
way trucks will begin to haul grav
el from Hatch Pit, a rock crusher
on the jlferrlll road, to the scene of
the Improvement propect. It Is
planned to bolster up week places In
the highway, worn down by the
constant hammer of heavy traffic,
and to Improve the road generally.
Temporary Postal
Rates Will Stand
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. (P)
The senate today adopted a resolu
tion Introduced by Chairman Moses
of the senate post office committee
authorizing continuation of the pres
ent temporary postal rates until
the opening of the next session of
congress or until the committee
now Investigating the rates coni-
I pletes Its report.
Preliminary Work
on Paving Project
Now Under Way
Already plans are being drawn
for the paving of Main street east
from Spring street to the Govern
ment canal and by the time spring
arrives, all the preliminary work
will be completed and the paving
project will be ready to start.
Assistant City Engineer Gene
Henry, as soon as he completes the
plans, will submit them to the city
council for approval. If property
holders disprove of the plans they
may remonstrate at a given time
set by tho council.
The next paving project for 192U
that will soon be under way is the
paving of several blocks on Wordcn
avenue.
"If cltlzons desiring paving of
stroets In their vicinity, would just
submit their petitions this winter,
so that all prelralnary legal proce
dure could be disposed of during the
winter months, It would facilitate the
work both for the district affected
and the city ItBclf," Gene Henry
said this morning.
TO OROANIZK SCOUTING
E. O. Nord, scout executive, left
this noon for Chlloquln, Fort Klam
ath and Klamath Agency where ho
plans to organize scouting. At Chll
oquln tomorrow ovenlng Nord will
attend the regular meeting of the
scouts. Ho plans to return home on
Saturday.
STATE OFFICERS
OF ELKS LODGE
COME TOMORROW
Tomorrow night the Klamath
Falls lodge of the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks will bold
forth.
Lakeview will be here In full
force and one of the most Import
ant meetings of the year will be
held after which there will he a
smoker and a banquet. A large
class will be Initiated.
Max i Hi Hi-1 Page, past exalted
ruler of the Salem Lodge of Elks,
and president of the Orcgo State
Elks Association, with Ben S. Fish
er, district deputy grand cxaltod
ruler for the Bouthern Jurisdiction
of Oregon, will mako tholr official
visit to this lodge.
Tho officers of tho local Elks will
have a rehearsal tonight and per
fect the final plans for tho visit
of tho distinguished Elks.
nomtiH caller
E. Werdcrman, one of the busiest
men of the town of DorrlB, spent
the day In Klamath Falls on business
matters.
MI8S HANSEN RETl'HNH
Miss Alloe Hansen, who has been
sponding the past several months In
San Francisco, arrived In tho city
last evening to spend the . coming
two weekB here with her parents and
friends. MIbb Hansen returned to at
tend tho wedding of her sister, Miss
Lulu Hansen and O. L. Williams.
til) AT IHHCK
Another petty case, Involving
(15, was filed this morning In cir
cuit court. It Is an action, instituted
by A. It. llonnor for the rocovory
of tlS alleged due him from A. M.
Bradford. Konner contends that he
made a suit for Bradford for M6
and that but f 3 1 had boon paid.
Nord Will Head
Longfellow Club
Everett O. Nord was elected presi
dent of the Longfcllows club, when
18 membors attended the mooting in
the chamber of commerce last night.
Other officers elected to servo with
Nord for tho ensuing year Included'
Vice prosldont, Unity Muollor; Roc
retary Treasurer, Boyco Young: di
rectors for two years, Carl Colvln.
May Smith, Frank Mosnr; for ono
year, Walter A. Foster, W. It. An
derson, F. B. Weaver; public ser
vice commltteo, appointed by presi
dent, Henry Muullor, Fred Morley
and Bert Thomas.
The next meeting of tho club will
bo held during Christmas week and
It Is thought It will bo In tho na
ture of a dlnnor to bo (Iron nt thn
hotel White Pollcnu. Doflnlta plans
for tho meeting will bo announctd
by tho president in the near future
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