The Evening herald., December 18, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Friday, Decomhor 18, 1026
Page Two
Demon Rum Is
Squelched, Is
U. S. Testimony
Border Leaks Checked,
But Few Holes Still
Left
ELKS
The Big Dance
of the Year
Christmas Night
December 25
Special features
for your fun
Invitation at club
HAVE MM)I) SHOOT
Harry Baum and A. J. Connolly
enjoyed a few hours hunting yester
day at Tnle lake. The sportsmen had
a good hunt, finding tile birds plentiful.
Russians Asked to
r Join in Peace Move;
j PARIS, Deo. IS. &) An of
ficial invitation to participate in the
work of preparing for an interna-,
tional disarmament conference was
: sent to the Russian Soviet govern
j uient today through Premier Brian l
as president of the league of na-'
tions council.
WASHINGTON. Dee. IS. (!) A
detailed picture of federal prohi
bition enforcement mnchinVry along
the Canadian and .Mexican borders,
the seacoast and inland waterways,
wad presented in testimony at hear
ings by a house appropriations Itthv
committee made public today,
s Hum row on the Atlantic was
represented as "effectively scatter
ed,"' the effectiveness of the en-
. forei'ment armed treasury depnrt
. meat as "materially bolstered" and
Kak along tin, two borders as
'vhecVod tint not wholly plugged."
Testifying as to border Mnugsling
Krnest W. t amp, director of customs
aid a day and night patrol rut
down the chances of success, but
that he did not "believe the army
could stop liquor coming across."
Ask Rum Probe in
v Foreign Embassies
j Woman Held for
Death of Child
WASHINGTON. Dec. IS. (P) A
treasury inVestitiation of the use
of liquors in foreign embassies ntul
legations here would be ordered un
der a resolution referred today bv
Senator Blease, .democrat. South
Carolina.
The resolution further asked
whether the Italian debt commission
brought liquor itfto tho United
States, and if they did so. why
they were not 'arrested.
FANS THRILL AT
FAST BOOTS ON
FIGHT CAM HERE
Klamath Falls' Own Store
Someyery pretty sill; dresses cr.
saUi At. iloia's Dress &hor for
only $6.95. (Adv) 15-19
BRAW LEV. Calif.. Dec. IS. (p)
I Mrs. Louisa Kamora was arrested
there today on telegraphic information
i from Tracy, Calif., where she is de-
sired for Questioning concerning the
death of her four year old daughter
Leonora, in December last year. H?r
hnsband. believed to have been with
Mrs. Kamora here. Is now twins;
sought here by the police. The toll'
was said to have drowned in a bath
- i
tub after its arras were' Jed. and the
body was hidden in the yard of the
Kamora home at Tracy. The body
was found by workmen revc.v.l
months later. A three year old child
was with .Mis. Kamora at the time
of lier ssWeafc
HARfJRflVKS' I . K. A V K
Mr. and Mrs.. II. Si. -Hargrove and
youngster left this morning for Oak
land. Calif., to visit with Mrs. Cuy
Ekwell. a sister of Mrs. Hargra-e's.
for the coming two weeks. Mr. Har
grove is superintendent of the Kwau
na Box company.
HOWARDS HERE
C. L. Edwards, electrical engineer
from Dunsmuir. is hero for a two
'lay business visit and expects to
go north for a few week! on busi
ness, leaving tomorrow.
A friend tells us he got so lonely
for his girl one. night he stayed
tancr; xrrcnrr.TrpT!flek. .
Fleming-Hogan Bout Thril-1
Ier from Start to Finish: I
Fleming Has Edge
KEELER EASY VICTOR
Big Boy from the Mining
Camps Has Easy Win
Now Wants Yenger
Local fight funs got a lot more
than their money's worth in watch
ing one bout uloae at Scandi.i
Hall fight enrd fast night, when
Knockout Hogun of Malln went four
slugging rounds with Jim Fleming,
whom he hud knocked out previous
ly. Klemlng Is untitled to plenty of
credit. In the first round he seem
ed on the way to a knockout, takine
terrific punishment from Hogan. In
the second round, with jaw set an I
eyes glassy, be fought Hogun to a
standstill. The third round, a
vicious slugging match, again saw
Klelnlng in the ropes and apparently
out. lie came out of Ilk shell and
at the bell was hummering llogau
about the ring.
The fourth round, with both
fighters winded and tired and both
showing bursts of agsTMslvenew,
was Fleming's by a shade. The
fight was called a draw, though at
the end Fleming clearly had the
edge. The decision was fair enough,
however, in view of the fact that
both fighters were too exhausted to
do any real damage at the close.
A return match should pack tic
house.
Sugar Willie Koeler, apparently
awkward and lumbering, ponderous
ly stepped one round with Jack Me
Greer and then uncorked a bullet
like right that dropped Mctireor
face down on the canvas for the
count In the second round of the
scheduled ten-round muln event.
Matching Keeier with Nig Veager.
Tin Herman or someone of equal
ability should rosult in a fistic treat
for local fans that would send them
r.way talking to themselves. Keelur
has ability but last night had little
Opportunity to sho.v his stuff, Mc
Greor being evidently deceived Into
SB
oliday
ale
of
Here is a gift that any man can well afford to make himself a present of. We are sure,
that he won't mind to pocket the substantial saving.
Famous Makes of
l
Men's and Young Men's
Suits and Coats
Not just overcoats, good overcoats and suit:- j
the cream of leading makers, all superbly
tailored of finest fabric Box coats and
belted. Plaid backs and woven through. A
Values $25 to $50
F
Christmas Sale of
SWEATERS
Every sweater in our entire new stock to be
sold at
1-4 Off
You'll feel proud to give these. Men like
things for comfort and good looks. Pull
overs, coats and blazer types, in plain colors
or fancies.
A Few of the Many Fine Gifts Fo r Men That You Will Find Here
Hickok Belts and
buckles
Ide dress
shirts ,
Holeproof
hosiery
Dress and driving
gloves
$1.00 t0 $3.00
$1.95 t0 $9.00
35c t0$1.25
65c t0 $6.00
Hardeman
hats
Cheney
neckwear
Douglas
shoes
$5.00 t0 $9.00
50c t0 $2.50
$5.00 10 $8.00
At this MANSTORE you will find only quality nationally advertised merchandise at Popular Prices
Something to Wear Means Something he Wants
Next to
The
Bluebird
ahlllatutor
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VJ KLAMATH fAHI WOOOBURM,OBt.
Where The
Ladies Delight
To Trade
SILK DRESSES
Another brand new lot of beautiful sill; dresses arriv
ed today and they are on display at real sale prices.
They come at just the right time for the man who
has been wondering what in the world he can gel
her that is better than the usual run of gifts and still
have the cost reasonable.
Each of these drosses tell a story of style and work
manship that you have always expected at twice the
price. The colors, the models, ami the very pleasing
way they are trimmed all go to make them one of
the most attractive buys that even we, with our care
ful buying plan, have been able to offer you. Priced
for this occasion from
15.75 to 29.75
i r
4Pt
Underwear for
Gifts
Underwear is fast taking the time
honored place of handkerchiefs for
gifts. Nothing is quite so desirable as
any one of the numerous styles of
Phoenix silk underwear. He sure and
see our big display of every style and
color.
, All Greatly Reduced
Store Policy
Be gift sugges
are chosen
R i 1 our stock as
just a few of the
i 'Hiding items
Lhal i 'dies like to
receive. We in
- d every piece
'h'forc it was pur
chased and we are
sure t h ey will
pi o&se.
Hosiery For Gifts
Phoenix silk hosieiy could
properly be called "the always
sure gift" because there isn't
any doubt that they are the
best known and the best lik
ed hosieiy on the market. Our
stock is very complete and We
will be glad to help you with
your selection.
Felt Slippers
A well made slip
per in a lot of the
popular colors and
priced lower than
any in the county
69c
Ladies' Gift
Handkerchiefs
Wo have tt big lot of 1 1 u I
all u irado Kin handker
chiefs i" ""' color or any
color combination you
could Imagine. They are
packed In beautiful gift
noxei. Tboy wit g"t
tlint you tiro proud to
give ntul Hint .li" will lio
Very pleaned to rerelvo.
Price from 4Se to tu.iu
Falls Mercantile Company
Klamath Falls Owned
leaving; an opening by the apparent
slowness of his opponent.
Jurk Crim outpointed Ski Herbert
In their six-round seml-wlndup tin. I
got the decision' Both put up n
good fight. Herbert showed Iohh of
timing flue to the tint' ho lia , been
out of the ring, but Htjould Ret
his eye back in u few more fight.
Me . proved conclusively that hi hnn
no gluns Jaw by taking all Crlm
had to offer and comlnK hack for
more. Herbert was forced to lond
throughout the flKhl. WASHINGTON, N. J. Old Dill,
Ip the preliminary, Jimmy Boyd ,ho oldest homo In the world, o
wanted to fight and I.elntid York " known, has gone at 57 years,
wanted to duck, so Jimmy not the'0" a farm lie was born, lived, diet
decision, nearly strangling York and was hurled, Ills epitaph will
when tho latter several limes ducked he "Old Dill a faithful worker and
under his arm.
NEW YORK. Bill Tllden is now
going Into the spoken drama. He
will be tho star of "Tho Kid Himself."
friend," His owner recently re
fused J 5,000 for hint from u circuit.
pictures of spirits. Not very good
ones. All you could expect Is Just
rued I inn pictures.
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Household ;
am
Tabie silverware
Pottery
Electrical goods
Casseroles
Serving dishes
FOR GIFTS
Useful articles of lasting worth
let these suggestions help you in
your choosing.
Glassware
Utensils
Tea and Coffee
Pots
Cutlery
Percolators
Baking dishes
Trays
Smoking Sets
Candle sticks
Console sets
Thermos bottles
Thermos jars
Genuine
Pendleton Blankets
P A n T C ComPlete Sets All I and if in doubt give one of our
Necessary Supplies. MERCHANDISE ORDERS
BALDWIN HARDWARE COMPANY
wwwt&mm, mn
418 Main St.
Phone 261