The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 22, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPage Two EVENING HERALD, -KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Tuesday, December 22, 1925 Hurricane Sweeps France, Many Hurt PAitrs, Dec 2!. oiv yjro death scores of !n j ii t ii'H and material dam age of several million francs re sulted from a storm of hurricnn in tensity which swenl Franco last alght. . Tiio (form began early in Decem ber aad lias roared ever since. The center of lasi nls'.its hurricane was Elks Dance to Be Novel Affair Novel feature including a c harlcs lon contest, are lo be put on at llie Klks dance to be held here Friday night, according to the committee III charge. Special decoration and special Btunt have been nrre.nrred and it is expected this will lie one of ihe besi attended dances over hold here. i,nl- .bstra will furnish the the. coast u! Normandy, where the I lowny't deaths occurred. In Paris the Elf-j music. liul lower station at midnight regis teied a southwesterly wind of 100 nines an oonr. I lie streels wer , NKW Il.WKX. Conn. Yale is lo stren-u with wreckage of signs from open n museum shortlj in wl store fronts, chimneys and roofing proponents of the theory of evolu-ia'si- I lion have arranged specimens to 2ear St. Nasairc an English I prove their case, from the protoioa steamer mas d:lven ashore. 1 rlrht up to man. Building High For December! Council Grants Fifteen Building Permits Last Night I T I BAD MM IS FINALLY I PHONE 111 IV I OPPOSITE 1 1 WHITE I 1 UICKSTAR, CjARAOE opposite WHITE PELICAN I nu i ll 0 3ur speedy repair work will put speed back into Four car. We hustle with out overlooking the mail facts of the case. We :lon't do a superficial job :hat brings you back in jrief. Dependability that's us. Kwn though .'illy (11,800 rep resented ihe hluldlllg Investment In Klamath Fulls during Ihe pasl week, thj figure is still far In ex cess of the weekly average fjr De cember dining the past five yearn. The council last nig.it considered fifteen building permit an I grun: ud all. Of the 1.1 permits. iKine.i as usual vero in the lead. There were tight -tonics, a few small stru-'lures and sev.-r ti iniprovenietits. PtttnittJ were IsaUJfed lo Owou Roseukraas. chicken born on Dol ores street to e.-t $50; O. V. Hur rls. a dwelling lo cjsl $800: J. .Mari-jw, a dwelling on .Vpplei.Uo street to coat J400: J. M. Jensen. la duelling on Harden avenue to OOit 11600; Charles Shopard. a tut ; age on Had.llff street to -vat S1S0; i Mrs, C. x. French, an addition to ; a home on Kris; Main street t) cost i $450; Mrs. L. it. Hopkins, a garage j en Pleasant avenue to co.u $H'l' n. F. Slal-n. a dwelling .m KldJr- j ado. street to c-"st $3500; A. K i Oliver, a dwelling on Johnson strejt to cost $1000; A. R. Oliver O veiling on Johnson street to cost J2200: A. R. Oliver addition to dwelling jn Reclamation street l) cost $100; E. E. Hltffon, a dwell ing on Ftont street t: cost $2200; ; V. C. Koliey. a garage en East Main street to cost $175; A. V. i Johnson a dwelling on the corner o! j Ninth and Oak street to con $4000; I Jje Rure. an addition cf two r:omn j to a home on Union avenue to cost ! $275. SHOT I POSSE Tire Bargains 30x3y2 Oversize Cords $11.80 eACE TIRE SHOP 115 South Eleventh Phone 843J Miss Stanfield to Be Married Soon miss -t on ii:u HKTTKU The hosts of friends of Miss Lil lian Scoffield will be glad to loam she has completely recovered from her EUnesa, wlilch for a time was considered serious, suffering with u severe cold upon her lungs. WASHINGTON; Dec. :2. -(P) Engagement of their dauEhter. Missi Springs Barbara Stanrield. to Henry Teas dale Dunn, son of Mr. and .Mrs. Jo seph II. Dunn of Jacksonville. Fir... was announced yesterday by Senator and Mrs. Robert N. Stanfield of Ore gon at a luncheon given in honor of the event. j . The 'wedding "wif! like pl.i-.'e"Tn Washington on January 2i la St. Johns church and will to follo-v.od by a reception at the senator's home FROM US AXOKLKS Declaring the trip over Grocu mountain 'With the pines capped w.tii snow to be one of the most beautiful t-ey have ever wit nessed. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Shockle;' Kentucky Hillman Fights Deputies to Last Stand IMKlOYIl.l.l'. K. Dee, it. ,,VY In tlie rocky Outnesses of Pike county. Wllllo KlenilM!;. mountaineer mid mountain "bud man" la riglitlng probbly his last tight and against odds--dcalM being his foe, Fleming, the descendant of n line of pictureaiiue feudal inountniiieera. lias lived by fighting and apparantl) ho will die by fighting die at the hands of the law he BO long evaded. Five times' posses sought to c.i I lure him alive and five times they tailed, but yesterday, in the iriuyuess of early dawn, he wua trapped In Ills mother's lioino, deep in the moun tains of Tike county and not far from the line that divides I'lke county from Mingo county of West Virgin ia. ' . ." Sheriff J. M. Johnson of Plsrn louu ty and a posse of lo had searcltcd through tho night for the inounlniii- , er to capture iiiui and brlnir him here to answer to indirtmcuts charg-! tut; minder and violation of the pro-J htbition laws. The surrounded him in his hiding ' place, nt his mother' heme, and called1 on hint to aurrondor, but noj PK ruins; surrenders, it is said. They I are taken flchtlng. An exchange of j shots was fired ar.d when the posse1 ceased firing, Willie r'ieuiln.t lay oa ! ihe f'oor of his mother's home, crit ically wounded. The sheriffs posse Improvised a stretcher of n door and a blanket and bore him down the mountain road to tho homo 'Of his In-other. John Fleming. idluutod on the bank of the Long Fork of Shelby creek. Where since childhood he had roam ed and lived by the aruuiiiain law. Physicians who e-::inined the wounded man r.nld there was no hop: for his recovery. arrived in the city list cveaing foom Los Angelos, to spend the Christina: holidays with Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Drummond. Mrs. Drummond and Mrs? Shockley arc sisters. The southern visitors made tho trip from Los Angeles In two and one-half days. WANTS RKl'OKT ABANDON SHIP WASHINGTt X. Dec. 11 - -I.Vi Senator LaJpoltette, repiii:i. an. Wis consin, asked the senate today ;o call on the treasury department for a re port showing the financial ramifica tions of the anthracite operators. LONDON, Dec. 22. (JP) Message to Lloyd's reports that the Indian steamer Marina i ?. , 3 1 0 tons! whirl! sailed from Philadelphia December S for Mediterranean ports, was aban doned by her crew Sunday. m OAKLAND SIX has a fighting heart Top speed all day long if you wish. Your new Oakland Six can "take it." And be ready and eager next morning for more. You don't have to coddle this car. You don't haveo be afraid of him speed and hard going. Advanced engineering has pre pared the new Oakland Six for gruelling service. The Harmonic Balancer prevents vibration; Air Cleaner excludes dust and grit; Oil Filter keeps lubricant clean and pure; Full Pres sure Oiling System insures a constant supply of oil to all engine parts. And Oakland materials and construction are super-strong. Give your new Oakland Six free rein. Hard going only empha sizes its superiority over its field the new Oakland Six has a fightiDg heart! Roadster 975 (OldPricc$1095) Landau Coupel 125 (OldPricc$l295) Touring 1025 (Old Price 1095) Sedan . . 1195 (OldPricc 15) Coach . 1095 (OldPricc 1215) Landau Sedan 1295 (OldPricc 1645) . rZrutr! .f t ,; limr Paimtnt Rati!, htttufart iht It-xttl in tkt tr.duilrt. tn Lug us4t utU Itwtr. Yttt tan 1MB up ml uutb ml f 49 It i . i )cmr limit pmjmtnl tmttt. All prtttt ml fmtttn - R. R. R. GARAGE 831 Klamath Avenue WINNING AND HOLDING GOOD WILL PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTOMjgl Portland Has Big Christmas Buying Spurt Better Than' in Past Years, Business Men Say PORTLAND, ore . !". i.Ti Portland shoppers are heavier pin chasers this year than over before, money is plentiful. Outistmu bus Incus is greater, -hot tor in almoal every lino tliuii It has been for soiun years past, declare local merchants. People are buylns, and buying th but there la in what lYtr Hue I hoy ChOOSe, Storekeepers mule, for lu- slunce, furs mid tar coats are sell lux wouderously well; diamonds und costly Jewelry lire helni! sold In creator volume by a leading house here than In years past. Department sloie are scIIIiik a grout volume of popular priced merchandise and special uift iiein Holiday Gifts Where You Get Service, Quality and Low Prices I. El DOPE RING IS SQUELCHED (Continued Kroiu Page One) iif low dives is given by Highway May Join Oregon And Nevada Pierce Letter Tells of 9 ni i- rian in rros pect HENO, Nov.. Dec. 22. (Jpf Consideration Is being given to toe building of a highway connecting Ne vada and Oregon, and to Oregon's participation in the Nevada trans. on tlnental highway exposition, i. (curd ing to letters received hy Mayor Hub erts of this city from Governor Wnl r M, Pierce of Oregon yesterday. The proposed highway would Unfe Nevada with the Oregon Trail from Denio on tho Ore;;on-Nevada line through southeastern Oregon. It Is being planned by the Oregon high way commission. Pierce also noted, he said, with satisfaction the postponement fit the Nevada exposition until 1!)27 and he Stated that in all probability he would recommend Oregon's applica tion for a building to fittingly repre sent his state. Drys Get Coin to Enforce Law WASHINGTON. Dee. 22. (JP) After sharp debate during which present methods were alternately assailed and defended, the house to day approved the appropriations In the treasury bill for prohibltl'in enforcement for the next year. Representative Tucker, denVMrat of 'Virginia, declared tho present practices of prohibition agents was based upon principles t'.iat lucked an "Amerl.-'"n tinge." Although a dry. Representative Tucker said he realized some tilings done in enforcing the law did more harm than good. He referred particularly tj the ease in which a prohibition agent spent nearly Jl.noo, .party for pur chase of liquor in securing evidence against two employes at the May flower iiot-al here. "Sucii thingi are happening In every community of the country. It lsn"t right. "Philosophers and ministers are wondering what has happened to the youth of the country slnco the war. PAttMAM K NT CON VK N UH LONDON, Dee. 22. (IP) Parlia ment was prorogued over the holi days with a speech from the throne. SEATTLE, Dec. 22. (P) Tur keys dressed 52c; tindreusod CUc. dope nte hnnltu the larger cities officers. Statistics show. they declured, that every user creates ; new nil diets every year, tho endless pb'atu thus growing with startling rapid ity. The average user, starting wlto a smull t-mount. coon him to luerease his dosu to from three lo ten g tains daily. Each grata purchased from u street peddler cosln from SI to ii. 1'nless the user is , lparatlveh wealthy, crime la soon the only manner In which sufficient money can bo secured to buy tho dope, The average wholesale distribu tor makes about 200 per cent on till dope sold to local dealers. The lo cal dealer soils the peddler a small amount for J6 and the peddler in turn sells this for from $25 to $.10. It is an almost impossible mat tar to keep Jailed addicts from re celvtag their supply, Ihe opcratlv. stated. Women visiting their husbands In jail trnnsfer a capsule hold between their lips whnn kissing. Oranges are shot with a neudlo containing diluted morphine. Pages In a magi, zlno arc soaked with tile morphine In solution and are chewed by the addict when be receives them In his ecll. "In short," one of (he operatives remnrked, "tho dope habit never lets up Its grip on Its victim. The only way to stop It Is to stop the supply and Klamath Palls should be grateful that - it has a pallet chief who realizes this, und who acts accordingly." DORR MCAVK8 It. I). Dorr left today for Berke ley, California, where he will spend the winter. SKNTKNCK HIT WASHINGTON, Dee. 22.- (P) Colonel William Mitchell's court martial sentence of five years' sus pension from tho army was describ ed as "cruel and unreasonable" to day hy Representative Garrett of Tennessee, the democratic house loader. oAt The LIBERTY Accompanying her father on a 'rip to the Rockies to buy u magni ficent waterfall f-rr an electric pow er plant, Clare Elliott, tho reason's prettiest debutante, meets: Howard Morrison, ranch hand, learning his father's business from the ground up. Brewster Pelhani, mining en, "inner who had Won tho title of "Bruiser" on tho Harvard fnotball field. Jefferson Joasiey, capitalist shrewd, hard, unscrupulous where women are :oncorned. You'll laugh and thrill as you watch Clare dlflcover which win really "HER MAN.". "Her Man" plays at-tho Liberty t'iieatie tonight. oAt the TINE TREE Fed people actually hollovo In communication with spirits hut there are very fow people In tho world who aii attend a seanco without being seized by a strango and un canny feeling. During the filming of "The Mys tic,'" now being Known at tho Pine Tree theatre, the soanco scenes were taken on a dark stage and tho materialization of spirits became so real that shudders run up and down tho spines of overyljody on the sot. Trumpets sounded, voices calle I buck and forth, tamhurliies shook and ghostly apparitions nppeurod from all of halls of fire. , ease 'J) J) P tioiejQ Lih 3 amiir Choc covotbd l!i:i7.il nuts 11 oz OhQC covered Chcnifs, 1 lb, .., Diplomacy Chocolate, l lb Home made special, 13 oz Home mutlc special, 2(i.oz French mixed, 1 lb $1.00 75c $1.50 60c $1.20 $1.00 Gift Stationery Svmjho'ny Lawn, Lord BattlhlOro La Claire in Interlined ityloi gad nigged od(t pa pa triot, PKICKN 50c, 60c, 75c, 85c, $1.00 $1.25, $1.50, $1.75, $2.00 $4.00 $6.00 " " ' tl" Jpyralin Is always an acceptable giit, you can buy either the complete set or start with just a few pieces, which can be added to from time to time. Sets from 6.00 to 112.00. Manicure sets in to ten piece sets- plain or Dubarry patterns, four 2.50 to 25.00 The Gift Exquisite Perfume, Toilet water, Toilet sets, and Atomizers. Perfume 50c to $10.00 Toilet water 50c to $8.00 Toilet sets $2.00 to $100.00 Single and Double compacts ..50c to $2.50 Hand bags and vanity boxes, made of real leather, attractive styles and colors to match her new wint er dress, pin seal, hand tooled and novelty leathers,'' beaded bags in all colors and shapes 1.75 to 20.00 jj Curling irons electric curling iron guaranteed one year, with waver rod 89c Star Drug Co. 5th and Main streets a: