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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 13, 1927)
1'nore' Four t 1 i THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Fii.lav. May IX 1027 T. H. MALAHKK YV. H. PERKINS.. y. U. KNliLlSH... Killior j ..Advertising Editor i ...LUiaiuf Manager! Entered as second class matter at the postofflco at Klamath Kalis. Oregon, l ITAXI PASSENGER TELLS OF SHOTS on AukubI SO, lfluti, under art of Congress Muivli 5. 1 S 7 9 . Delivered Ona Year Klx Months Three Months On Month I.) Carrier lly Mall JC.50 Ono Month 1 .5 ...... 3.50 Three Months , l.TS 1.95 Six Months S.TS 5 Ono Year Sot) Associated Press Leased Wire Member of Audit Bureau of Circulation Member of the Associated Press The Associated Pres is exclusively entitled lo the use or republication of all news dispatches credited to It or not otherwise credited in this paper and also the local news published therein. All rights of republi cation of special dispatches herein are also referred. Friday, May 13, 1927 Over the Plate, Sunday (Coin inueil From Page. 1) the officer were seeking bouse they were on the wrong traik, bat l continue their action to the point of shooting tire off of cars thut are haulliiK the fubllr on the Main street of an American city Is to nfy mind lolng too far. j "The liquor question Is serious. I I w ill admit, and I am not in sym pathy with Illicit liquor peddlers: ;but I sometimes think a pint of liquor in the hands of a Swede Is not nearly such an evil as officers who seem to hare completely lost j their Judgment and go shooting i around the city worse than a bunch I of IMnmond Dicks in a wild west 'show. Mr. Ahlstrom U In the genernl lu OILING 0 F ROAOS TO START SOON Look out for Sunday don't make any engagements in afternoon, for that is the day you will help to decide whe Klamath Falls is to have base ball this year, or whether it is j (Continued From Page 1 1 coat of oil with s'l'f'i'xee lop on the heavy, between AlKonin nud Wil I'amson river. Hut from William sun river north, only two light coats will bo placed. "The highway north of William son river bridge la not In good enough condition for the heavy coat. The light CPU will be a great help ii ml the heavy will undoubtedly be placed nest year. Unlit foot First "After the light coat Is" placed on th Aluoma-Creaceni section, tho oiling crew will return and place the heavy on the Wllllnmson-Hlver Al coma section. After that Is com- surnnc business In Klamath Falls, jpleted, the re-oiling of tho Algoma He formerly lived In I.akovlew j Klamath Falls section (a heavy coat where he was postmaster and ran a wlth squeegee), will be started: and general store for many years, lie; finally tho re-ollln of the Klamath was also at one time in tho sheep i Falls-Keno section of the Ashland Seek Unseating Of Clatsop "Wild Man" V Coos Bay Directors MAH8IIKIKI.I), Ore., May 13, (V! Iterull petitions were In clreul.i t ln here today by members of the (.'It liens' League In an nttempt lo unsn.it Mrs. Frances It, I'cik and C. I', lluutlngtoit, hold-over directors ( the Mnrshfleld school district. Charges against tho two directors recite that they have not taken the minority members of the school board Into their confidence In school policies nor been In harmony ou the board ot directors. Taken By Citizens ASTOIUA, Ore., May IS, (4') -r Authorities today were trying in ascertain the Identity of Hie Wullua kl Wisp, a raggedy recluse, who ha been living in the wilds of Clatsop county for tout: years. The elusive "wide man" was ruptured last nigul by two men out hunting or uogt. Though in cm client physical con dition, (he "Wisp" had lost his memory, and could give no account of his life previous to Ills experience lu the woods near here. All he could explain was that he had been a soldier. lie had li'H llvU.g prlu rlliilly on milk taken from rows. Officers wero (rylng lo Uelorinluo whether ho was a demenlnd rotorau who escaped front the veteran' hos pllul at Aiuurlcun Uks In December, Vlii. . MIMH McCOV IHWTKNs) liondhy McCoy was busies m it loverllni'r M""1'"- My ""' iliome of Mr. Hiilgbt. The . lalilo was bciiulltully decorated 111 ua.l"! shades. i The guest were: llessle llumer. Thelma llrlsilo, Ethel Carlson, Kilo. Mathers, Elvira Call, Mry Hunt. Anna KetiCY. sud Alice Harvey. ... v... - business in Lake county. I Klamath F.,ti hih "The stata highway department earnestly asks for the cooperation - it J D r L "' ,ne 'uotorins; puiillc. We will is tolled ty Aveam,n,lon mrn , ,lirh ,nd of tbo oii- Marshfield Pioneer MAKSIlrlF.I.D. Ore.. May 13. (,T1 nK projects to warn motorists to Krnest W. Herman, 55. brother of I proceed slowly and to not Jam on Blnger Hermann, Roseburg pioneer. ' , n,.r brakes on the oiled portion: died early today near his ranch i, ,n tmJ warning we can do will fcoing to be a dud and blow up. , The stage is set and players are named. The organiza tion is good and the whole thing depends on the Sunday opener as to whether the show will go on throughout the season. A good opening crowd, a good showing of base ball en- I thusiasm, a rousing Crowd Of boosting, clamoring American home at Ilroadbent. the coroner'a re- j for na11Kht If the public does not i citizens all combine to make the kickoff good. Otherwise we ; avl " antn w 'J ishow a disposition to cooperate are out of luck for the base ball spirit will dwindle and die. The bard is going to be out with their springtime melodies and the big parade will loosen up the community for good, Clean tun. . - . hare caused Hermann to be despon Be ready for the Sunday afternoon event and add your dent. An autopsy wa being made rresence to the gathering base ball fans. suicide. Hernrinn'a son Kugene was reported to hare aald he thought he heard his father say as he was dying: "I've taken poison." Illness ot his wife was said to No doubt children of 1890 had "individuality," the neighbors thought it cussedness. today. v ' . ' j Ringer Hermann, the brother, who i died recently, was congressman also, but i from Oregon for many years, and r later commissioner ot tha general ' land office. Fable : After winning the beauty contest she was a great help to her mother about the house. Asked whether or not the Klamath I Falls-Ikerlew Junction section ot ; The Oalles-Callfornla highway would I be re-olled, Mr. Seeley said he had j received no word from his chief Charles W. Wanier, division cngi-1 neur, Ilcnd. f It works out all right. Families with no children usually liave a deg to occupy the back seat. , It isn't an orthodox apartment if you have room fcr two fctiests at once without putting out the cat. . Neighbors are people who live so Tclose to you that they don't insult one another except in whispers. First thing the early bird seems to get is the lawn mower. i r,. V 1... ; .,, , Woman Suicides; j Reason Obscure I SALKM. May IS. (API With j I her throat slashed from ear to ear. I T . 1 ( . tiKtm ilAllh . I - ! urs. iwt .ii ..jci i.. .. . day in her home at Hosklns. south-! west of Independence. Her Bus- j band. Baylisa Moscr. part owner of the Kings Valley Sawmill, found her on the floor of their bedroom I at five o'clock this morning with a safety raior blade in tier hand. ' A physician summoned Immediately closed the severed artery but no hope Is held for her recovery., j What Is Your Grocer Doing For Klamath County? IS HE BACKING IT TO THE LIMIT ? Do you know that we have never had a pound of Butter nor a, pound of Cream Cheese in our store that was not made in Klamath County ? Neither do we carry a butter substitute. DOES YOUR GROCER HANDLE OUTSIDE BUTTER ? If so why not keep your money in circulation in Klamath County ? Klamath 'ciwvT1 Klamath Klamath Klamath Butter Tumath ' FRYERS Cottage round r- Vrnm 3. f rr gg mm. ijitia s Pound Cheese T'-'t- Ikizrn ' Pound 30c 40c 30c 15 c Mushroom, Corn fojL Pink FreA Flake. ' ISS" B"" Strawberrie. 3 Packages 3 Pounds 3 Pounds 2 Cups 5- 25c" 25c 25c 35c Potatoes 10C Campf ire Doiia Hospital Crepe Pound Hams ... Toilet .Tissue Toilet Paper New Pea. p d taStlle 3 Roll, 4 Rolls 2 Pound. 25c 32c SaP 25c 25c SPRING FRYERS 50 CENTS APIECE We Deliver All Orders Amounting to $1.00 Without Any Extra Charge Public Market "PAY CASH IT PAYS' ' Phone 169 1 26 N. 6th n Fine Production i Gaining; Demand j Drops Slightly NEW TORK. May 1J. Uf An increase In production and decline In shipments and nev business In J the soft wood lumber Industry lsi indicated In the report to the Nu-. tionil Lumber Manufacturers Asso- Istlon for week eaded May 4 com-: pared with the week before. IM- ' creases In all three Itema are shown in comparison with a year ago. Hardwood operations gained In pro duction with shipments and new business about the same a the week before but production was. 30 per rent lower than a year ago. doubtless due to the Mississippi ralley floods, while shipment and new business showed notable gains. Unfilled orders ot 177-southern pine and west crast mills-were S23.313.371 feet, against" S2S'.3G3.82 the pre vious week. MARKETS flutter. PORTLAND, Ore.. May 13. (A. P.) Butter: Extras np He extra rubes city 43; standards 39: prime firsts 38 H: firsts 38; creamery prices: Print 3c above cube stan dard. Butterfal fob Portland 40c. .Milk. Milk steady; raw milk (4 per rent) 2.2S, cwt fob Portland. Eggs firm. Current receipts 19c; fruah medium 20; frrath standard firsts 21; ditto extras 23. -' Poultry. Poultry steady '(lean 5 per cent commission) heavy hena 24r2S; light UJj20:- spring nominal; broiler 18 4(20; Pekln white ducks 20; colored nominal; .turkey lira nominal;' dressed 37. Potatoes. Potatoes steady 1.60 ft. 1.85: On ions' steady; local 3.76 fr 7.00. ' , r . TOIMVH IIKI I,TH ) ' AMKItlf A.V I.K.WH E U'sndilnirlon-Clilraffo gaum post ponnl on. account of ruin. : i , At Ditrott ft H y; I'hlladclplila lo 14 o Detroit 3 J o Itiittcrlrs Klimko mill foclnancj fillwon, Wells, Carroll nnd Handler. At Cleveland R If K ' Itoston 7 1,1 f Cleveland O A 2 Itntterles I,undrren anil Hurtle); lluckeye, Iliiilllii, Miller, Knrr and I. Hl-well. XATIOXAli LKAOl'E PltUburicli-llostoii Knmo pmtKn cd; cold awl ruin. At I'liiluileli.hlii It II E Clilcoffo 1 Philadelphia 4 ft 2 )tnllerlc KaufniHiin ami Hart net) I'ruelt Mild Wilson. At New Vork K H K Ht. Louis II II 0 'i:iv 'urk. I 7 5 llutlerlce Hlierilel anil (' Furred ; Kltndininiins, Clnrknon, 1'lieeve and Devomier, Cnmnilnfes. At UriHiklyu . R TA V. (lilt IniiHtl :. 4 H I llronklyn 0 1 Unttirli-n May and llargrave; Mi Wii-n), liouk, l'ln lmriTt und Hen line. Saturday Special Ironing Board $1.50 Jgyv m 1011 Main Street Phone 894 Will J. Coughlin, Mgr. ' I Designed To Make The Foot Look Smaller J Mij FASCINATING -SLIPPERS j OF ALL TYPES, COLORS j sfg AND 'SIZES I HUNDREDS I of slippers in our store to chose $6.85 "- ;" I II Let our window, be your Fashion v ' Guide. Our price, range from Ml ! i $3.9S I 1 to I $10.00 1 Buster Brown Shoe Store 1 Voar Family Shoe Store MEN WOMEN CHILDREN 1 I
