The Evening herald., June 24, 1927, Page 2, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERAMI'KI.AAtATH-ATXS, OREC.ON
Friday. Juno 2-1, 1027
July 2 Last Day for Veterans to
Reinstate War Time Insurance
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- That July second It the last day
lor reinstatement of war tlma in
surance poller holders la the word
received here at American Ieglon
headquarter. Ex-aervlc men will
hare lb privilege at this time to
' take up a temporary lerel premium
trailer which can ng for five year
and after that tlma milt be con
Verted to oae ot tha six forma of
farad by tba Government War lilsk
Insurance Department.
condition aa to render him uninsur
able in the ordinary sense, and hi
diaabilille are. a reault of his war
time service, he also has this privi
lege. j 3 IUIIIoh Itultur.
' At the present time the govern
ment haa slightly under S billion
dolara worth ot Inarance covering
aoma 0i),0t) ei-aervlce nin. I'p
until June SO. 1311. monthly in
stallments on' term Insurance poll-
BRIEF NEWS
-OF
KLAMATH
p Each of theee forma are standard ele were paid to 11. SO totally dis
bud issued by tha government at a abled .veterans . and lo tha bencfl-Bon-overhead
expense thereby sat- claries ot 11 4,91 deceased service
Ing tba policy holder considerable ines,- -
money.- One particular point ot In-) Blank i for the reinstatement of
terat to ex-service men is the fact tht( Insurance. rau be had .through
that It a man is in such physical the officials ot the local post.
TRIAL. MAY "
'RESUtT IN
- " kNO VERDICT
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. It was-this point. In particular,
that War' attorney appealed on
their former trial and obtained a
reversal and a remandmeat to cir
cuit eourt.x The defense at that
Time held that Judge Leavitt's fail
ure, to- include this Instruction Jus
tified a reversal, t t . (
: Another : significant tnstruclon
was that If the Jury felt that Way
was guilty ot first, or second degree
murder and not manslaughter, they
.could Justifiably return a verdict
-of' ullly3 ot manslaughter. . Inat-
' much aa Way was originally con
victed ot manslaughter be ' could
oaly be. aentenced oa that charge.
But, the Judge pointed out, the
.fact that the "Jury" might possibly
- feel It was a first degree murder
case--not - manslaughter should not
impel them to disagree,-but to re
turn a verdict of guilty.
. WANTED: FOUR
'i TO TAKE AUTOS
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'Bnlck Sedan. " ' Suppose yon land
second placet . A I1.00S Chrysler
Sedan; third place? A 9S5 Essex
Sedan: fourth place? -An J849
- Chevrolet Sedan. . Not bad for a
few weeks of spare time effort?
- Now, left get real pessimistic and
aay. ''Suppose I lose out all around
' on the 4 automobile?. What else
' it there? ..... .
V Four radio sets. The Newt and
Herald picked ont two 30 Strom- t
berg-Carlaaa Radios and two 1150
i Stewart-Warner Radios. If you t
lav ever listened to any of these
-wrell-knewa makes you needn't be
told bow nice It would be to own
'one.' And a radio, nowadays', it
Just aa- Indispensable . at an auto
' mobile. ... -it-'
Than there are cash awards. Two
'$75 cash p rites and two 150 rash
-pritC. '. -V. -
"Ye, thaft all Tery well; but
. not everybody, can win " -.
-. Everjrbodr Caw Win,
., Hold! . It you'll pardon us, but
everybody can win . In tbla cam
paign! After the automobile, the
radio and cash prixe winner are
decided, all remaining .candidates
who were, active during tha cam
: palgn will receive 10 per cent rash
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". aubacription money they turn In.
oo, you see, uers is every reason
- why yoa should enter this campaign.
Twelve, thousand vote will be given
' yon as a starter, merely for sending
la the nomination blank printed' In
'.the campaign advertisement . else
where In this issue.,. No entry fee
ef any. kind; no coat at' any time.
. The- prizes are free.'- Look for the
nomination blank 'now,-use it, and
everything you need to start will be
tent to you by return mall.
At atom the Jury" was taken to
lunch by Court Bailiff H. J. Matteoa.
Vimy returned shortly before 1 l. m.
to ronrlaa their deliberation. .
o Inkling of what was transpir
ing In- the tjury room was - evident
in the court hoasc. Sior rouhl
. loud J guiauii tftUve- voice be beard
frorh wltboat. v :
" With' the Jury out IVt hours, pre
dictions were being made that the
Jury would be dismissed because ot
disagreement.
KHAMiM. KMITH
Frank, S. Smith, aged 35 years
IS days, "husband of Dorothy Smith
and a resident of Dorris, California.
rtor - the ; past two months, passed
away In tbat city yesterday morn
ing. Death- was Au to an accident
while employed at his regular work
at the Keateraon Lumber company.
Mr. Smith waa a former resident
of K4iuuiatb , Fall and a native of
Mootaaai v Hesluei his wife he
leaves one daughter. Dorr la Gene, ,.,.
age S"yen." mother and father. Nr. I
r-i 1. , o i,u iki,.I
To Visit II.
May Attend MiM-tilig
Mrs. t'harle Martin, regent; Mr.
R. K. Wat ten burg, vice regent; Mr..
O. 11. llarshbarger, past regent of
California; Mrs. Wilbur Jones, past
regent of En la ion i chapter aud Mr.
Kainta Lee Mills nil of the U. A. K.
will probably attend the meeting ot
the State Hoard ot th D. A. It. to
be held In Albany on next Thursday.
A number ot other, member from
Eulalona chapter are hoping to be
able lo attend the meeting.
Home From Trip
Mr. and Mrs. II. N. Moe and house
guest, Mlsa Llla Moe ot Spokan.
Washington, returned last evening
from an enjoyable trip along the
coast, covering more, than 1100
miles. Mr. Moe . reports traffic
heavy and much talk ot Klnmath
Falls.
Improving; Hlowlj '"
The condition ot William Itourk
continues .to ahow slight Improvo
nti nt each day and bopra are now
held tor bla complete recovery. He
la a patient at the Klamath tlencral
Hospital where he wa taken Hun
day following a aerlotia accident,
which caused him to lose the sight
ot bia right eye. . ..
Home For Summer (
" Friends of 'Mr. Mary Moor will
lie pleased to learn ot her return to
Klauiuth Falls i for th,. sutnmer
mouth from Los Angelea where
she ha eujoyed the winter months
with relatives and friends. Mr.
Moore t a guest at the hotel Wll
lard. ..-.I- . i i i
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lft For Itocky IVInl
- Mra. V. C. Pulton and daughter
aud Mr. II. N. aloe and niece. Ml
Llla, of Spokane, left thlt afternoon
for Kocky Point . where they will
spend the week end..
Markets
- l OUTI.ANU, ur., June II. fl'i
Duller Htoudy; extra cubes, city,
40 He lb.; standard Sic: prltno
first 38 4; first stc t'rvumery
price: Prints, 3c above rubus; but
urfat 3V fob, Portland.
' Milk Steady; ruw milk (4 pur
contl. II 17 rwt. fob. Portlnud. Hut-
terfnt, 3SH fob. Portland.
Kggs Kxtrns aim midluma dowu
lo; current rvoelpts 30s doton;
treah medium. 19c; . fresh slandanl
Units, Sic; first slumlard extru 31c.
. Poultry t l.exa per rent com
mission) Hteady; heavy ben 17 d
33c;. light. 13 t 14c; prlng, nom
trial ; broilers, 13 (I 1; Pekln
White dueka. 30c; colored, nominal;
turkey, allvo, nominal; dreased, 37c
lb.
Onions Steady; local, $3.73 V
Potatoes S. SO 4. SO safV
To Join IIuxIhiimI
Mr. Frank Woodard and daugh
ter are expected in the city this
week end to spend several days
here with Mr. Woodard. an official
of the Allan-Lewis company. A
warehouse for the concern la to be
erected In this city within the near
future and Mr. Woodard It here in
the Interests of the' proposed new
building. Mra. Woodard and daugh
ter are motoring south from their
and Mr.- Charles Smith of White
Fish. : Man tana: 1 brother and 4
sisters, all ot Montana.
The remains were brought to the
Earl - Whltiock Funeral Home In
this clgr and will be sent this eve
ning to bqeor dv Alene, Idaho, ac
companied by the wife and daugh
ter, where interment will take place.
ROilERT ; CiRCXAC.
Funeral services for9 the bite Rob
ert Grunau were held - today at
4 p. 1m:"atthe Earl Whitlock
Funeral Home, ' Pine Avenue at
Sixth street, the Rev. J. Henry Tho
mas officlalng. Interment waa made
W LJnkvme cemetery1. 'j ?
' Lntlllut L. S. Nelron. vice presi
dent ot The Arcweld Furnace Com-;
pany of Seattle expects to spend 1
several day here this coming week. I
Mr. Nelson la visiting the various'
cities along the' route from Port-'
land on south. He will go as for.
soma as san r rsnciseo wnere nt
company have established southern
headquarters. ,
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Look at These
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Pppk Roast
Pork Chops
Pork Steak
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VANCOtlVKlV. Wash. June SI. "COUNTY COURT
(4') -Lending rredsnre to I ha report I u , v ,- cro NEW ROAD
that Lieutenant Oakley tl. K.lly. F " riii Jait iltV
first non-stop tranttontliiental fly. ' . (Contlrfusd Frro Fag l)i
er. may attempt a flight lo th.), Ileatlyttly tenlon. 'roh. Dalry to
Hiiwntlan Ulauds. In a radio nies.ia.t th commou point aud Illy east,
received al Pearson field here lod.iy. I which project will oust about 3 3B,-
rniuri.,i that Kellv hoiuivd off aarly ! 000, the stale will pay
till morning from t'lierenuu, V)u.
cnroulti for San Fiuticlsro.
two third
ot the cost provided lb county will
J pay lite remainder.
GIGANTIC SALE OF JEWELRY
Tomorrow Morning . (",
Starts
t.
V,
Gus puru) Jewe!ry tore
605 Main StrceJ
Between tho Two SUgo Office
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' V-s 9
Mr. Dennis Leaving
Mrs. Bruce Dennis plans to leave
the first of the week for Portland
and other northern points where
she will spend some time with
friend. " ' ' -"
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f -.- . . - - o nirzan rl ao. c.l v"ta :if'i i.
Real Sale
' at
pLApysHppPE i
822 Main St.
There are still some bargains left.
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Come in Now.
WILL BUY
HATS HOSE 5 .
BLOOMERS '
INFANTS' DRESSES
BABY BONNETS
Many articles less than . 95c.-, . .
-'.i .'. .,. . .
Lard, lb. - - - - -Veal
Pot eRoast, lb.
Veal Steak, lb. - -
15c
20c
25c
MILLER'S MARKET
818 Main St.
Phone 750
SpecialTackle Prices for
SATURQAY -u
Telescope Fly or Bait Rods $1.95
Diamond Lake Gang-Spinner. A 1.2S
Split Bamboo Fly Rods....:.;.:.'. 1-45
Jointed Steel Fly Roils.. -.. ;95
Featherweight CaHtiTig Reels ......:.:.. 1.45
Double Multiplying Reels .95
Camp Mattress, Doubla Size 4.95
Camp Mattress, Single(Size 2.95
Duluth Pack' Sacks (large size) 1.9S
Boy -Scout Fuck Sacks' 1.25
Water ' Bags 1.25
Thermo Jugs, 1 gal. aize.'....'..V.. ....'.....'.. 3.25
Colman Camp Stoves . 8.50
Leave Your Films With- Ut One Pay Service
Agents for' the Lincoln Steel Camp Outfits
KLAMATH SPPRTINP
GOODS CO.
117 So. 7th, Near Main
Telephone 1369
Safe
Robbery-
Puzzles Officers
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' ale's Place and attempted to hare
bis purported loot kept In the pool i
hall. Wbea he was arrested a torn .
: bill which the proprietor of Miller's )
establishment claimed was one he '
'bad pasted together, was found on .
' his person. 3
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Gallows Facing j
1;t' ' "Dark Strangler
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.trunk In the attic of a house she
had (or rent. .
. About the same time. Mrs. Vir
ginia Grant was found dead in the
basement of a Tacant bouse.
. Chief of Police Jenkins wired
' Police Inspector Frank Collins, now j
: vislttnc relatires In Detroit, to stop
at Winnipeg on his wax borne to
.question the prisoner In regard to
j the four mysterious deaths In Port
Follow the crowd to the
abaturday Specials .
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at-
SANITARY MARKET
Pot Roast - - - 15c lb. and up
iSirloin Steak
Round Steak
T-Bone Steak
Rolled Rib Roast 22c lb. and up
Picnic Shoulders, (Smoked)
22c lb. and up
1 (PS) pound
r : & up
Fresh Dressed Hens
Red Springers
Rabbits
Milk Fed Veal
7th and Main
We Deliver
" Phone 22
We Deliver "'
YOU DO NOT
VOTE ON
i ; I l t' h 'r i'.
JUNE 28
It Will Cost You
it cu ' 0 I ' A;,v.t. ' i i .,
, MONEY!;
PRIVATE EXPENDITURES AND
" MUST BALANCE
INCOMES
State Ecpnpmy and Iot Additional Taxes are Needed
VOTE
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w . i
NO
i State Income Tax and j
Property Assessment and Taxation
Enforcement Bill '
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