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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1927)
1 Pafo Eight THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH fAlXS, OREGON. Wwlnewlay; April 1.1, 1927, LIBERAL ARMY IS DISBANDED on the Atlantic coast, the ro- gram which would be undcrlakeu PorU aald, being aeeompantcd by jit the bond Issue was approved, only eight of hla followers, j One road would lead weal from The legation1 statement alio, the Jllram Kobert ranch Into the sali that Sacasa's army bad dU-jrmber; another would lead aou(h banded and lu general headquar-, from Toe Valley toward Malin: tera at Matlguaa had been cap- and third would connect Malln Howard Has Paying Claim In Deposits Tin At Gold Hill , lured. General of Defeated Forcg Fleet Over Moun tains to Safety ' WASHINGTON, Apr:; :3 (Pi The enure muiiiiiiim supply nt the Barasa HIicrM army ha lieen captured by the force of President Dial., the Mcaraguan legation here declared It had been Informed In cable advice. General Moucada, the liberal military commander, haa escaped over t ie mountains to Rio Nesro jwlth the 1'oe Valley market road and obviate the roundabout con nection via the Lakevlew June I tion. - - v- " " " ; County Judge Fred R. Goddard. and County I'omuilaaionera Hor- Poe Valley Favor Large Bond Issue; Need Better Roads ace Dunlap and Burrel Short were guests of the community. The I ..... - ',. I court aaaured the aaaemblage tha: I PoeV.lIcv, nt community ,n wouId rem.mb.r ,n Pp. meeting last night, not only tn- Valley section ff tha bond Issue dorsed tha proposed half million ;Wae approved by the electorate, dollar bond issue to complete ' the . , construction of trunk line county C harley Chaplin, who succeeded roads, but also asked that three quite well In slap-stick comedy. Is roadf In their section be Included j evidently a prise dud matrimonlat la the general construction pro-.iy. Runnina (1 cents ta .ihi. . pound, which would average .in tne neigbbopjood or -II U , per ton tin ore from thec'aluis of Olena Spurllng located four miles of Hold Hill, have bean assays ! by J. D. Howard f this city.- ; . Spurllng waa tn tha city .ee terday enroute to Bend where he hopes to obtain financial aid In tha working of seven, claims In the Gold Hill district. , According' to Howard, thla- tin lor will run as high perhaps-as any la the country . today. Tin ore ts one of "e scsrest minerals J In tha country today. .. ANNUM- TOUR. r i A. Mm i Ml 2S ftaV Cor. Fifth Sc. Main. "THE QUALITY STORE' The New Things First" Klamath Falls XT , Wj; y&s&AzUi . Xi The Easter Parade the occas ion that calls forth the elite of .fJ fashion r in Frocks, Coats and Sports wear finds us fully pre pared with smart modes feat uring every new style favorite. Presented here for your easy selection. , " Easter Costume Accessories - So carefully have our ac cessories been assembled that a choice, made al most at random, would find its place in the per fect wardrobe. Important Jewelry and accessories indicative of the Spring Style trend, go hand in hand in making the Easter Costume com plete. . '. , Easter Coats ' " Here in quantity, coats that are worth while, inside and out, therefore doubly worthy of your attention. ' We take particular pride in our coat department not plain ego, but a justifiable pride through a certainty that we carry-the finest. . By smartly combining Satin with Kashmir the most distinctive effects are obtained,' leaving individuality to the many styles we are showing. Black Bottom! That's what they're calling, the new sweaters and as usual we are first with the new creations, you'll ' appreciate their newness the min ute, you see them in our win-, dows' $4.19 New Easter Shoes .'- ' In time for Easter buying and sup plementing our Spring Showing of shoes a beautiful new shoe has arrived.'. ' . '. ' ; . , ; .-, Of Parchment Kid : with large bow, tie Strap, a heel ; of 18 eighths in- gingham with gingham trim, for Easter $8.90 tMaarmi.llWaaB7 arai-siaraiarfa The revealsd knee comes forth to meet the style of today, arrayed in brilliant silk of ' ever dependable RHOENIX HOSIERY 1 I MtLODY AAEN KJOVLLTY, PROGDAW SIMGIMG VIOLINIST SPECIAL THURSDAY ATTRACTION One of the outstanding numtx-rs of the curnnt erasnn Is the coming of the Chico band to the I'lne tree Theatre Thursday. Ibis organisation will present a wjrth-wl)llo program.. Safe, Reliable, Always J)t .Yotir Service i Howard Stage Line , Take a Howard Stage over the Mountains. Be comfortable and enjoy safety with careful drivers." :' ',: Howard Stages Furnish the Modern Way to Travel ..'.. HARRINGTON TO T FUGATE Interest High Here in Good Card to be Staged at Chiloquin Tomorrow THE CARD. .Johnny Fug-ate vs. Wilbur llairington, vrvltrrweUthta. Jack Olm va. Ted Tanner, wrltcrwelhta. ' Karl H(ols vs. Tommy Thompson, welterweight. Tat MrFMltlen vs. llke Ily, welterwrl(tiu. Eight fistic maulers are ready for the gong whlrh. " tomorrow night, will atart what promise t be one of the best all around card ever held In Klamath. It will bi first fight card In Chiloquin stag ed under the - auspices' of the Chiloquin boxing commission. ' Tickets may be purchased at the Mecca pool room.. I ; A special round trip fare from Klamath rails to Chiloquin "will be la effect for the event. Plans' are being laid to hold i danra af ter the boxing card. The bout will be staged In the Chiloquin dance hall. Joe Schft ber will be referee. Aa to the bouts, all look Ilk, evenly matched scraps . with knock out Imminent in any on. Interest centers la the six round go between Johnny rugate, tough, Klamath Palls mauler, and Wilbur Harrington, bard socking Klam- atb Indian. If Harrington wea thers Fugate'i stiff punches huj iwill be on his way to the tup. Fn 'gale ta determined to puncture the 1 hopea of the red akin. It looks. Ilka a knock out. one way or the other. Jack Or I in and Ted Tanner will 1 continue their bare fisted embrog. , llos In the squsred circle, tha on ly difference being that light har I glovea will ' replace the hard knucklca. The two boys have fought on the Chiloquin streets three times. Roth are fighters, having Appeared In the ring many . times. j Earl Stols and Tommy Thomp son, should be evenly matched In the third alx round go. Thomp son, who halls from Kllensburg. Wash., la witling and anxious to I moke a reputation for himself. I Slolt Is an old timer from llrnd, I fast, willing and a good puncher. Mike Daly and I'at McFaddn will stage another one of their windmill scraps In the first pre liminary. They have met three times, each go' being draw. 1 , EASTER . . Frocks, Coats, Hats Gloves, Purses Flowers BARNHARPS Ladies Ready-to-Wear McCarthy Bldg 118 No. 7th St LONDON Perhaps more Eng lishmen will par to see fair Helm play for glory here next summer than to watch the marvellous Su sanna do her atuff for rash. Miss Wills la to compete at Wlmbledou In June, paying her own expns. In July Mile. Lenglen will receive $15,000 for three exhibitions In London. ' t'otur to X ' The BIG FUR SALE - i Two weeks, April 13th to April ;7Mi . . , . NORTHERN : FUR STORE BIO Main " GIFT GIVING Gift Giving is one of the beuatiful privileges of life 'i s ' . : , ' i .......... Remember those most dear-on Easter.-We have Quality Gifts That endear and endure. Glover's Jewelry Store Honesty, Courtesy, ' Quality and Service ' A , Herald Want Ads Get Results r - lM-:t .-, (Hr-: aW" v ir l .. "He was wounded for our transgressions J He was bruised for our iniquities: the chastisement of our peace was upon Him; and with His stripes wc are healed" j '': Isaiah. ' . '. -- If Use of the PINE TREE THEATER has been granted i';:;!-fr .'. V-. FOR A " :. I Service of Holy Remembrance !."; GOOD FRIDAY, April 15th Froml j Under the auspices of the Ministerial Association1 of Klam ath Falls 't"; 'v r - - , ' r The people 6f this community, without reeard to creed or denomination. 1 j affiliation, are cordially invited. ; j . , : ; ' , ,.. . .;. . Music by the Oratorio Society, and Soloists r'L ;-T-rT1CT.,,.)rr.(,r.T1.,WTI1Wtt.lr.m..T - .v
