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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 22, 1926)
Monday, March 22, lUiiti A. R. Campbell Proud Father Court House Corridors i Clouded With Cigar ) Smoke Today Smoke clouded the corridors of the county court house tills morning; a heavy shioUe, Riving forth an nro ni of rich, fresh tobacco, t There was a reason. A. K. ' Orb" Campbell, deputy superintendent of banks, became tho father of a son yesterday, born at tho Klanmlh Gen eral hoHpltal. '.'' As is usually the ense on such occurrences, Mr. Campbell vlalttd s cigar vtoro thu first thlug In the morning anil a candy store tho rec ond thing. Then he started on a '.our of the offices in the county court house. Hence the smoke. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell have mim ed their son Aubrey. Sally Anne Makes Her Bow For your own IiohI nuIIh tiu'lloii do your ICnsler sliopphiK euiiy. Wo curry very Ii Ik It I'lna rvudy to wear nmmrel and the very hlglii'st typo or i'..IiiIjIh dry iioods In all plecu goods and no tions, and we know Unit Di Shopping News In Florida, they Jailed New York swindler. Florida will have to outgrow her small town Ideas. you will find that nt our prions wo offer decidedly the best vulnes possible to nt anywhere. Our buBlness la Increasing every dny and every month, which dvuiuuilrulea that the mineral publlu appreciate I'lliher's gunllly. Service nud Price. We hope (hat you will ucqiiuliit yourself with III" muny udvuulngt'S in guully, service and pries to be exclusively obtained nt this store. New shipment of coats, dreso and hats at Bee Itegln's store. Adv. 12-2? April 4th is Easter April 4th is Easter EVENING HRKALt).' KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON wmwm 8nniy, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing care. A good place to ' eeavalesoe In Illness and after surgical operations. Rates are reasonable. Ambulance for stretcher cases. Resident pharmacist. Prescriptions and medicine may be obtained at all times day or J ';; All Physicians Cordially Welcome Klamath Valley Hospital H " U ' PI.VK AT FOURTH STREET Y,H' KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Cor. 4th and Pine Telephone 497 RICHARDSON SPRINGS "The Home of the Soft Shirt" Near Chico, Butte Co., Calif. Was just in your city for. a day,and ,do not blame you for ; leaving in ; the summer but our baths and mineral waters will do wohder3 : for -your health this spring. r. ! - .;,', : . LEE RICHARDSON., ; i T t Quick Crank Case Service Dependable Vulcanizing Lasting Tires, Gen eral and Firestone Tires. Klamath Tire Hous i- Klamath Ave.. & 6th St.. Firestone,' General and Oldfleld Tires. UNABLE TO BOXER 10 ILL SAVEwti SAFETY DRUGSTORE For Breakfast or . Supper Parties! TAKE Of DOTS0N I Local Flash Proves to be Elephant on Hands of Boxing Commission Benny Dotson, boxer who so easily put the skids .under Kid Starkey in bis lost appearance here, is proving a white elephant on the hands of the local boxing commis sion. ,': iBoys who are' able . to give Dot son a stiff argument are unwilling to put in an appearance in the ring with him unless the boxing com mission will agree to deed them the city ball and throw in the Strahoru railroad as part payment.-" '? -. 'Lesser lights show a total lack of interest in the brawl, evidently fig uring a stiff lacing nothing to be sought. In the meantime Jack Crlm and Spec Woods, who will face one an other in the special event, are work ing out daily with good crowds in attendance at the Rex billiard parlor where a good stepping . place his been laid out. Frankle Doyle and Sid Herbert are also stepping into harness for their fracas, and with these two bouts lined up, the. boxing commls- ! sion sees at least a ray of hope In the situation. . - In the meantime, wild wires are winging their way ' through thu countryside and it is hoped that by tomorrow some fighter will be se cured who can stand up to Dotson and still not demand an exorbitant purse.' ELECTREX WAFFLE IRON : v . 7.95 Makes nico brown traffics in a Jiffy. Guaranteed to glvo good : Service. Star Drug Store HW 3fc2a? Drug Stan KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Malin High Gets H. N. Moe Award The II. N. Moe's basketball cham pionship cup which was won this year by the Malln high school girls has arrived in the city and is to day on display in the show window of the "Women's Store." The cup is beautifully engraved and Btands 20 inches high including its pol ished ebony base. In order for the Icup to becoino tho permanent pro perty of a team it must be won three times In succession. . i I SWI'I I u in- n- 7t sssai l r -Jti I She'll probably be an actress, If heredity counts for anything, will four-day-old Sally Anne t'nrcwe, daiiKhter of Kdwln t'arewe, noted movie director, and Mary Akin, actress, t'arewu uud Mls Akin were married in Juarer, Mexico, last year. Disease Fatal To K.F. Youth Clinton Ryan - Dies of 1. Meningitis Sunday A. M. '. Spinal meningitis claimoj anoth er victim early Sunday morning In the person Clinton Ryan, 15 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ryan, 2311 Main street. The youth was taken ill early Thursday morn ing and despite careful medical at tention, sank slowly until the end. The youth, in a serious condi tion, was taken to a local hospital Thursday morning. Because of no isolation ward, the hospital could not receive the patient. W'lru the city pest house entirely inadequate, the boy's physician was farced to return him to his own home, on Main street, where the best of care was administered. The youth is survived by bis par ents, three brothers. Seward, (Jeorge and Lee Ryan, and three sisters, Mary and Rose Ryan and Mrs. George W'itbro, of Yakima, Wash. The remains are at the Earl Whit- lock Funeral home, 6th and Pine streets, and funeral, services will be held tomorrow at 9 o'clock with interment in Mt. Calvary cemetory. Services will be private owing to quarantine regulations. Moe's Spring Style Revue Draws Crowd More than a thousand women of Klamath Falls and the surroun ling towns attended the spring opening style revue at Moe's Store for wo.nen on Saturday afternoon. : . ; . Mrs. Leland- Wllllts, Miss Inez Jenkins and Ms Sybl Bamber mod eledthe newest niodes.tn frocks and coats Including Isiich ihades as the France, Clue, Bois de'UofijPtflrmHto green, Catrl blue,. Miami rose. Cin namon pink, carnival red and moon flower. .Most .of the -dresses modeled would" prove" that'the'soft crepes. crepe roma flatvcropfc, 'crepe Eliza beth and georgette will be the smart est materials throughout the sum- SPEICEfi GREEK SWARMING WITH RAINBOW T Believe new Record will be Established at Egg Tak ing Station. Spencer Creek, ire-cold and swift ly running stream that tumbles into Klamath river 16 miles west of this city, is literally alive with trout. Clearly visible in the shallow clcr.r water, swarms of fal rainbows scoot up and down the creek. A shadow across the streamiwlll send them in to hysteria. They will break water and nearly throw themselves into tho opposite bank. In their efforts to get away from1 the moving figure on the bank. - Spencer creek'.' nn Ideal flHhing stream. Is closed, however. It Is closed because the game commission has seen fit to preserve it as an egg taking stream, and as such it has proved a great success. Mny Break Record An interview ,t with workmen at tho egg-taking station revealed that 3 million trout eggs had been taken, and that if the 1926 run continued as long as the 1925 run, the 1925 record of four and one-half million eggs would be shattered. The trout were running yesterday afternoon. Closely watching the trap, ono would occasionally soe an agile rainbow scoot into tho en closure and then tear madly around his prison, until ho or she realized that it was to ho avail. 20 Per Cent Loss About a 20 per rent :oss Is ex perienced", in artlf i'lal propagation, It was pointed out yesterday; whoro as natural propagation brings a loss of approximaiely 80 per cont. It is because of I his fact that' egg takipg stations aicd fish hatcheries have ; como into being. Free from thoir .natural enemies, such, as fish thoti prey upon ; the eggs : of the small minnow, thi trout havo four chances out of five to survive. mer. Spawned in the water of a stream, The models promenaded the main and under natural circumstances, floor upon an improvised walk on their chances are but one In five. either side of which seats for at least a portion of the visitors had been arranged. Throughout the revue the Total izers' orchestra furnished murlc and not until It was announced that the revue was over at 5 o'lock did the guests leave. The windows of the , Women's store were unveiled on Friday eve ning at 7:30. ''.i ' ,. Wearing apparel for children mod eled by Murthella Glover caused much favorable comment from the guests. Automobilists who went to Chllo quln yesterday report that the trout run up Spraguo River is just begin ning. Many Klamath Falls folk yes terday were at the dam above Chll oquln, watching the frantic attempts mado by the vanguard of the 1926 run to surmount the swirling waters of the dam. As usual, tho fish ladder's seemed to attract no fish. Upton Meeting Is Set for Tonight Those interested in the candidav of Jay H. Upton who Is a candi date for the Republican nomination for Governor at the Primaries May 21st are requested to meet In thu county court chambers tonight In the court house at 8:00 p. m. . Tho notices of the meeting ara signed by W. O. Smith and Arthur R. Wilson. Organization will be perfected and officers of tho "Up ton foi; Governor" club will b3 elected tonight to carry on tins campaign- for Senator Upton in KluuialU cuuutf. ' First Game of Ball Will Be Played Friday Klamath high school . baseball loague will open with a vongcanco next Friday aftornoon when Klam ath county high school plays the first gamo with Merrill high school. With a team of many voteranB of last year, K. C. II. 8. has-the nucleus of a strong organization, and Intense practice has developed a formidable organization from the Klamath Falls school. ,Murrill, according to reports Is rounding Into a taut nine, and will causo Klamath to extend Itself to tho limit. For your Easter coat, dress or hat go to Dee DoKln s store 129 So. 7th St. Ait H-?7 f t t f ? J J X T f y T t y T t t f f t t y t t ? f y y t t t ? ? y f y t y f LATEST STYLES FOR EASTER Beautiful Styles Prevail In This Group of Dresses of Wool Crepe and Crepe F aille There aro Just CO dresses In this group, ko If you would have choice selection bo sure and see them at thu earliest moment possible. Every one la fash, loned In the newer styles prevailing for the spring season nnd are attractively trimmed, The material am of very good quality nnd you'll find I hem In all the bright, vivid shades so popular, for ' the nijw season. Blxes It to 41. ' ? 5v y " ? I, i I $4.98 Wondrous Values in this Group of Bordered Flan nel Dresses Just IS pretty and serviceable dresses of bordered flannel, popularly called Taffeta Oe-I.nlnu. Tho materials coma In a variety of new colors and havo beautltul bordered designs. This Is a most remarkable and unusual vnluo at this one very low prlco. Hlses It to 4 2. 6.90 A Charming Group of Silk Crepe Satin Dresses Theso Silk Crepe Satin Dresses offer every woman and miss an opportunity of purchasing a lovely silk dross at a most extraordinarily low prlco. Every one shows a very flno workmanship, are effectively trimmed, and mado of especially good quality matorial. Sixes 16 to 42. 8.90 lluy your Easter outfit at I'llcher's and save. Each dresa a masterpiece, but wo forgot the nrtlst when wo priced these wonderful dresses, the blgcisl offering we have made. Como In Flat Crepe, Crepe Helen, Al berta Crepes, t'rupe Hat In trlinumd with metal cloth, embroidered, velvet ribbon, also liue nnd button trimmed in spring new pastel coloring. Thu most wonderful array of drosses of the best tailoring and material in Klamath Kails. 16.50 to 42.75 OUR MILLINERY Department Has Just received a now shipment of Spring Mil linery. This shipment consists of seventy-five newest tailored and pattern hats In all tho bright colorful spring combinations. A large assortment to choose from so como . early, make your choice for Easter. Prices ran-' Ing from .., f.40 to $10.50 -'A showing of Extra Value you will appreciate " at such a low price and Dig Valuo at ... fO.oo " HOSIERY DEPARTMENT Knrleen Pur Silk Hoisory. Beauty combined 'ltb Serviceability. j ' , Whe.n ;Wo say "pure silk" we moan all tho "wo words Imply. Karteen Holsery 19 made of genuine pure silk thread with reinforced top and foot of very flno llslb. , Sold Exclusively at Pllcher'a : . Chiffon Silk, Ettacy, gun ' metal, i Blush, French Nudoa , f 1.08 . Pure TlirtMfl Mlk Hose fleigo, Toast, Mesa, Olusli Nudo ;.......l.-ll Kayon Silk all new col- '. ors, all slsos UHo ' ' Hoso for the Bottor Bor ' vide. Heavyweight Bilk. , ' but not too heavy, all '. late colors I.OH CHILDREN'S HOSIERY Grey, Russet, Brown grain, tho best quality ever appeared, sizes. 6 to 10. All sixes 0 to 10 ...SWo Derby Ribbed Fancy Hose. All colors for spring. This wonderful offering is all In your favor 20c Pino Apple Stitched Hoso In all tho now colors for Spring Can't bo beat. ' All sizes, 6 to 10 v nifo ' LADIES SLIPPERS ' - Patent Colonial pump, spike heol, French toe, a good fitter. AA to B widths ftH.IIO Patent Colonial pump, Spuniah heel, a now number In footwear VO.DO Black satin and Belgo Kid Colonial pump, splko heels, a good fitter : $n.Oil Patent and black satin, ono-strnp, Cuban hools, this s siippor tits inn instep , ttn.OO .Patent, Black Satin, Black Kid, One-Strap Cuban heel. EXTRA SPECIAL $3.90 ....'' For Those Who Make Their Own Dresses Ready made Goorgetto sleeves, ready to sew on Ureases. Will aid you In making your own gar ments. Come In all tho latest colors. ; ..,...: , lfl,40 Ladies'. Outing Garments Lumber Jack Sport Suits for Ladles. Como In tw pieces, knlcker and blnzor. Tho very latest stylo. Come In figured tweods. Lasting, serviceable , fo.fll) Tweed Knickers with bolt to match. All slzos , Vii.40 to (It. OH Khaki Knickors, bolt to match, all sizes ; 2,t!fl Middy Dlouses, all colors fl.lli, 91,40, 3.iw, lu.4n RAPILCHEIVCO INCURFOKATKO department Store Fifth and Main Kla math Falls, Ore.
