The Evening herald., December 23, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

IWodnuHiluy, December 23, 1925
gVENINl ; 1 1 E ! t A I -D, KLA M ATI I FALLS, QUEGON
Ill'VI'liim OUfl MACK
Hurry Poole, 0. Dnlton, II. Iriinm
or Oakland, Dr, H, U, Uloyd 8tw-
art imii Arthur vviil in raturnod
luii. IbiI niKhl from Tula Inkn whara
Uloy ivnl tha duy oil a duck hum.
iu hhi i.i, ciiammi.i. IIOMM
Kuiitll k. (Jrondall, ittidaiij ui
Stanford tinivuriiiy, in among Hit
oOllugi) ixy h who liava tonw homa
fur iiiu uhriatraai holiday, Hp win
ho wiiii hit paroau, Mr, arid Uric w.
OnndaJ, axpabtlni to return anutb
after New Yearn.
TO I'OU VAI,l,i:V
Mr, ami Mr". Loula fappaa ara
liuiMpi; lomonn lor Pan Valey lo
upend (.'hrlilmim at theminc of MrV
I'.ipiui',' hral hor in !uw mill i at ,
Mr. mni Mm John Ml Vu.
UOINO TO MKKItU'li
MIhh Mmidn (,'iirli'loti lop. Hilit
rqprnlni for Morrill in apand tlia
' 'in i iuiiik iniiiiiiiyii with ralsUvi
PKititv Ut ii !
J, A. I'urry of tho Ku'h Ma(eah
til" loro In III at III" fit mi 1 1 y liinii" mi
north Ninth, (ulforln wim n Mivoru
mill mi IiIh Iiiiikh. M r. I'urry lull I -i ll
nlllni fpr Die Mat wai It,
chapman l ltoM HoltNHItooK
Wllliiir fliiipuinn Of llornhioi.l. I
i ni ti inn tint'. inrtiiMTt. mutters in tha
61 ty today, During hiu nny baro he
hi slopplm; lit Hi" IfOU I Lull".
I HUM III SHI1I IK
1''. '.. Bialtu M B H Btilllvaii
both of liuin.uiutr lit" liiTu loiliiy mi
bituitiuK), maitam.
ixr.
Theatre
'I'll" Ittll showlllR lonlKht of
"THE MYSTIC"
with Conway Tanrla, a u -i, Pjingto and Mltohall Lawli
ah nmaalqu pi. mi" oxuoilna Hi" aottv!t)ea r fain- rnidlumu.
a tnrluiati broath laklng film attraction i hut will keep you
auaaalni and gaaplni to tot and.
Corning Thursday and Friday
Klv IiIr ni'tf ot Vaudeville, with BlnclBf,
mid Comedy, mid Ida feature pletnre l
I in n I n: . Mil"
'The King on Main Street"
A : .irl.lilir lotii.ib slnriliii: Adolplle M"lijnu
.Mainly About People
KCII 1 I, 111 AHIII.AM)
churl",. HahanJ la h'Hviiic tomprrow
(ft4irrfoon for Ahiund to apand the.
holldm'a wit A (rlnnda,
M JhS KABSMft WWW
Mboi Mm; Kiirtirn loft this mornlnc
f(ir SliloW to apvfcd thil Cfirltmal Ind
fduU wlih 'ndtitlrna mid frlendc. nltiti-
nlng in n turn
Saturday,
Till WCAIHIIK
Oiojjoo: liilll want, rain or wu .w
".mi portion ioilghl und Tbttroduy,
moderate,
wlnda, bei
coaat.
The Cyel
irnod'j Pii-
ii KIuiiiiiHi Kull i on i hange In h
! laal 'rcpcrt
v., -.ii nor co i
Korocaet
Cloudy n
The TCO
ifglhlored .
tenparatorn
High
ItOIN'AN
atrrwn with
iii'Miriilitii',
"ling
noulhorly
l0,a' tha
At.i.v.x tx van
lil if. Alien ot tha Houtbam Paallla
tiitlt 1 'i'luu v.um iiioiiik; tin, vlnlt-
or in m ovi r Tuoaday, ffa raglatatv
"d among tha arrival! al tha bou
Willi" Polkon.
IIOATMAN CRAVJB8
t. lioutman. ifft ihin morning,
hy aatnmobUo, to join Mm. Boat
nian ui i hi' homa or Mr. mid Mm.
V. V. llardlHoii lu I'orlland whom
tin y will hiiiid th" Chrlnttnim holl-
dara. Mr. Bqatman 1m Idi'iitlflod
with til- k. Sngvman organlaatton.
Hi .Tiuogriiph nt (inder
i.i" kIuivk hut little
iromOtrJU) pruHUro Hlnco
a condition (, pratani
iltlona. , '
r next 2i In, ii m.
'1 uUMOttled.
i' ttrding tbarmtfmoier
iiKlmum ami minimum
t .day hit follown:
12 low .....35
MISS i.t..; it: t in. fjKAVIXO
Krancc. The Ii larrh l.l
barrobj or wins an tha
roult of abipwroeka In sulea.
I Tw,
IIOV HCOVTH TO lll-XI'
it lloya to Aid lii Dprirlbullou
of Paafcatfca ut Clitiwl
At The
LIBERTY
Laaf Kbowing tonight of
Willlatii (ralrbonki in
"Her Man"
THUrtBDAY mid KUIIiaY
( inn,, wiodaor mid
I'm O'Mallay lu
rin: wiirn; ukhkkt"
It you think you r., ihrlll
proor, .,
Th,. racing billiard that
"lltii off' the world out-
Ida
Tin. awful avolaneba tbbi
wlpaa nut th,. camp
A i.lrl iilnn,. iiiiiIiIhi in. n
turii"ii into batata
- The iikIii fur life on tln
i'iIko of th" proclplco
Tho arrival of the rrnnn.-train
Ahh HCOCT MKBTINOS
All nroilt imetillllH will tl" lli'lil us
imiinl. arcordiiiK to nnuounremont
mad iodn by Bcom Bxoontlva Nordi
Dtto to the annlnctUi iotrti which
Iiim paHhed. Hi" linpreKHlon had hvvix
Rutin, red that no gcout mtttlngl
would he held.
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IVOR) I'lUi.M DAVQIIERTT
Jimmy Pftosborty, amploytd hy
Connolly Hruii.. ii to apand th.. hoii
d&yi in San FrtBcitfo, acoordlng to
word rootlvQjd htra hy bin frlenda. n
oxpaett to Jonrnay aaal lo Mlnneap
olln ibis BprlnK to visit hi parend,
)i:ms ham: BOJ"
Mr. Btiil Mm. Iru On in. well known
young roup!" of the .Merrill rniid,
lire Hie happy purentn of a liuhv hnv.
horn Innt uvi.nlriK. Mrs. Orom beforo
her marriage was Mlm Mario Crlf-
nth.
At hlii" o'clpek tolnorrow iniiriiiiiK
20 local boy seoiitu will report to
hoadquartsra of the communit cbaaj
in the new Sin u h building to u ilOI
In distrllnitlni packages to th" ,"" ly
faiullloH in the city,
l,l;. I: this HONKING
Mm Tom MoOdaald left tills ninrn
In k for Sun Praneloeo to spend ttu
bolldbya with her mother.
MIHK TO QBT I AMII.V
K. O. N'ord. stout exeentlve, left
this morning fur Ashlnnd to Join his
tftft mid two little sons, Delhcrt and
Donald, who are en route from I'ort
1 u ii t to niul;" their home here.
Mils. HAYKS HKRK
Mrs. K. K. Hayes was In Christ
mas ghopplng from her home at
Keno. Mr. and Mrs. lliiyts vritii
Mm. Hayes' brother. Harvey Ayem,
are leaving tomorrow for l'rine
Vtlle to spend Chrlstmus with Mrs.
Hayes' parents.
KBRAft'XT. Turkey.--For refus
Ing to obanilon their fties, two de
vout Molian inmlans have been tfon
demned to tin. KallowK.
Ml (irririiile Brkman of tin
Oertrudo Millinery Shop Is leav
i":; Tue.Mliiy morning for eastern
marketa In uc.d'jra Ut fnjjirtcat tnod
els In advtnatd spring mlilini rv.
i-'roui here Mim eierlrnde v.-, II 311 ;o
Hut; Pranolaco for tho New Yearn
holldaya und v;IH lli-n joaruev east
to Chicago. New York City, Cin
cinnati. Cleveland and St, I. nun.
Mlits Me'.liilian wll bo In rdinrge of
the shop while Miss Ocrtrudc In
awny.
John Bull Buys
From Many I ands
Spring Weather
Now in Portland
I'OltTI.AND. Ore.. Dec. 2:1 -(fl)
Folks on tho streets took off
their oVOrcoflta today anil those In
donrs l"t Mib fli'"s go out., and open
ed ih'i doors ami windows, btotnia
of th" warm iprlngllko weather pn
valllnx. At noon !!" tomperatdffl was B2.
the liiitheiil Deci'inlier readlnx since
1921. In recent years this has been
xi geiled only in 111 17, when a tem
pa'rgtujre of tiii was recorded In De
cember. fader Hit. Influenee of recent
balmy weather trees and shrubs
have beeu budding.
Flea Powder Famine
Hits English Port
PLYMOUTH, Kinxlanil. Dee. 2'1.
IPj A wireless demand by the iin-
lONOON, Dec. 23. (Pi John "r Itotterdam for three pounds of
Hull's Christina stoeklng this yearfleii powder to be used on a canto
wi be stuffed with l.gOO chip- of (direr foxes brought about a
, famine here In this commodity.
loads of yuletlde fare from markets
of the world.
Tile earKoea include apples from
California, Oregon. Washington apdibaAp searched
hada, anil grapefruit from Florida. J could be filled.
The sbipWiad 161 foxes from the
United States. The w.inlu town had
before . tho order
MONEY QUARREL
HAS FATAL $ND
Longview Ncgresa I Slntn
By Sweetheart DiirSjig
Altercation
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l,ON(IVIKW, Wash . De,'4J3. (0)
Minnie Scott, Mil. negro! woman.
was Nhot mid Instantly killed bore
shortly before noon toduy by Al
Williams, :io yen- old na'dto, lol
lowlug a iiuurrel over mtqty mat
ters, police repprlpd. .
Williams was arrfjgteil a. few min
utes after the shooting .. j.i.1 pollen
said he ioiifess.nl the crlifje.
Williams and Miss ScKt, who
was bis sweetheurt, wure Valklng
in company with Mia Sntjtt's sis
ter. Mm. Iyouido Kelly, wljtn Wil
liam whirled Miss Hcntaround
and fired two shots from .ail auto
matic pistol Into her bagk. He
cowed her sister Into alienee and
then proceeded up town. $Filliani
Is held in Jail here. v
MOSCOW Foreigners have been
given a month to quit I he. Iberian
Klondyke. The govern men t,)ias de
cided to preserve the newly jjbeover
ed gold field of Yakutak for Jho Itla
slans. f
Hector's Hector's Hector's Hector's Hector's Hector's Hector's He
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Fine Indian 300
on Liquor Charge
I'OltTLAXD, Ore., Dec. 23.-HP)
Pttor, Bamulea, No Porct Indian, wioi
fined ISOO In federal court here to
day otter pleading guilty to taking
a gallon jug of Honor onto Hie I'mn-
tilla Indian rettrvaUon, Sainules
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Special Christmas
Dinner
1.50
OI.YMPIA OYSXI5H t t)( KTAII.
clsp Celery eu lliaurli i:(l. )tv.
Ohlrkdn Wttll Slrnlneil tlkru
Consilium,, t'l'iucoss
CTiliititik rlulhltfii Ciithts Sauce Cnnlin.il
PhlM Mil llill Wlllppeil Cieaui
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drove over from Idaho and obtaiii"d !
the Uqdor ut I'niutllla. later taking I
It onto tile reservation wiiere he was '
arrested by Indian police. Joe Sam-j
Bits, his cousin, who was with him. (A
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was treed, as bjb was only riding with. J
Potor aa his guest. i S
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II.- who talks to himself has
syinpiilhetie audience.
Tho stingiest man on earth won't
oimli Ms liutr because he Is afraid
it will wear out the comb.
Keeping on the hop may be gj.d
advice, but consider t.ie flea;, the
(lea soon goes to the dogs.
Soma men are so bneit their
arm never steal ar.iund a giri.
All in Texas
ISOAST KIjAMATH Tl'RKKY
Oyster Dii snIiik
Clilnbeiiy Silllce
ItAKUD SI'ti.VIt t'l'lttSl) HAM Ylllt KSII I It I :
UOtST KOMKSTIC (JOOSi: ItAlvlIII VPIM.i:
emu Yt'liipped Polutues
Sweet Potatoes HoulltGI
Mellow Pens
Piiibliiig H n n and
I mil Cuke
Ili'iiudV Sumo
i. Hot Mime I'le Plliilphln Pie Apple Pie
fn lee (want
VE Aniei-icnii Cheese
:JJ Ci'iieUeri
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TqN . Illlft J'IMt l';iHtil hi.sHHUll lll t h I
, ii hi ai.ti Bivni 'in in him lum i tatjoai
i.vtMis in T.- i- .'i . r)t i.t Hi- M-l. )
call and Civil Wai.-i, whi n he went
niiN 1 1 I in;; lie H bhmVn lu ll' III iln) I
uiilloiiii he worn in th" Mexican war L !
Thw Vvttrnna r foreign Wara r. I X-T.Y-.f-,t!
Christmas Suggestions
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Rayon Silk Bloomers
In all of the newer shades. These
bloomers make very acceptable gifts
and the price is very low.
2.50
Kayser Silk and
Fabric Gloves
An inexpensive gift and they the
very useful. They come in a big var
iety of shades. ... 'f
1.00 to 2.50
AT A BIG SAVING
Coats and Millinery
Make Practical Christmas Gifts
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You couldn't think of anything that would
bring more real pleasure than a coat or hat
from Rector's. When you see the beautiful
models we have on display you'll agree that
every woman would be proud to have one.
All of our coats are reduced to the point where
vou can save from $S to $15 on a single garment
Each of our up to the minute hats have been
reduced one-half, be sure and see them before
you finish your list.
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Bathrobes Make
Ideal Gifts
And when you consider the length
of time that they will be used and
' appreciated, you will find the cost
very low. We have a big stock of
them in corduroy plain and fancy.
Also a beautiful line of robes made
of the famous Terry Cloth. Priced
from ... ...... ...
4.50 to 8.50
ALL DOLLS IN STOCK
ONE-HALF PRICE
Novelty Handkerchiefs
have iluuisamls of them that
Kayser's Silk
Underwear
Vests Bloomers Step-ins Com
binations, et. Almost every color and
color combination known is repre
sented here. Kayser's Silk means
that it is the best the market affords.
We have an excellent line of Rayon1
silk underwear priced from
1.68 to 2.2
Underarm Bags
And Vairity Boxes. There are
dozens of new designs ior'this
single hantlKerchic.fs
et litem in beautiful
vear and
that isn't allthe price
much less than it was.
Priced from
2.50 to 17.50
Silk Umbrellas
These guaranteed silk mbrellai
with their very mtraetive handles
. will make Ideal gifts. You must
' he sure and son them btifore you
' decide Jusl whai to cel. Vrleod
from ,. ll.iW'to i:i.0
HECTOR'S
The Fashion Center
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