The Evening herald., July 13, 1927, Page 7, Image 7

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OR tO ON: fair tonight Vasd
Thuntday with .fog near cuut.
Temperature eomewhat bov nor
mill In the Interior, with lower
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Section Two
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Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service
Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade
r(cofivo' Cents ,
KLAMATll FALLS, OREGON, WEDNESDAY JULY 13, 1927.
Number 6076.
JEflUSALEM HIT
HARD BY QUAKE
"City of Peace" Devastated
By Quake; Populace
J , 1, Afraid
' JBtll'i.M.KM. July 1. iJ"lli
Telegraph Agency) The old rlty to
day bud the appearance of having
paaaod through military leg
til retilt of the earthquake.
The'atreet were tilled with
crowd,, the people aliullns to
enter tin houses In fear of a recur
rence, of -t 11 earthquake and poa
albla collapse cauaed by a weaken,
lag. o( tho foundation. A th
hour ' paad. however, a calm
atmoaphura waa ruturnlng to tho
'lly of peace." '
Tha Alleabr bridge waa damaged
t both end. Tha Ureak Catholic
church of, the holy epuUbr baa
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-SUMMER,
1 PRICES ON ,
WOOD
Buy your wluter's aupply of
block-wood and grecn-alab at
price ara at bod rock (or wood
once, whim -tha prices-are at
the bottom. .
FARMERS 1
Alao atork up for tha year,
I tbo bin or delivered. We
deliver anywhere In tha valley
1 ft cord Jumbo load.
07 Main
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CLEARANCE SALE
Coats Silk Dresses Hats
Hats formerly $10.00 and up, nov $S.0O
Hats' formerly tip to $10.00, now 3.9S
Silk Gloves Vz Price, i
BARN HART'S
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR
McCarthy Bld ... 'I No. 118 No. 7th St.
cjfiruthe faiutdianTaaficTtyclnes
r ET..t tU! tmn t1i,.,.,inl. lA
Hccnrry in tlie world! Fast transcontinental trains
(nut rori tluy raid tiuv leave Vancouver. B. C for all
point in KnMern Canada and tha United States. Speed,
Comfort, snfoly. fine equipment, unexcelled menu, su
preme twrtmiil service are factors that will appeal to
you. l.ilK-ral stopovers everywhere, Banff amf-JUke
Louise included.. , s., ; i"
LOW EXCVRSIOH FARE EFFECTIVE
. MAY 22 to SEPTEMBER M), 1927
Rrlum Limtl u Ociobrr 31.
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- New York
i Boaton
.Philadelphia
St. Louis ?
.j Toronto ,. ;
Atlanta
Cincinnati,
i Omaha '
Winnipeg
Buffalo , - y
, Quebec .Jy
Canadian Pacific
WHDeacoiv6c)MPaMurDepC'
. , ,. SSTIilrdSiPonUndMultnomtthHotelBld
Kvi KrngM V () I Bit, lnl ft Al . , .
.C'.nJia I'aiiu Travrllrra C(i.(i OW la tVvrW Owr
been durlared unsafe bcAua ot
tha erai ka In the wulla. Tim runt
of Ilia chemical laboratory of the
Hebrew l'nlvnrlty on tha Mount of
Olive collnpaed.
The government houaa. located on
I be Mount of Olive, waa badly
damaged. Tha room of high coin
mlaelnner Ixjrd I'lummer and Lady
I'liimnier, who ara on vacation III
Kngland were wrerkud.
One of tha I hire Indian women
Who were killed In a hotel In Jer
icho hua beun Identified aa the wife
of Hlr Hold Abdul Itaouf. Ilur com
panion pnrUliad with Jiar., " '
Wheelcr-Olmstead
Hearing Tomorrow
In Federal Court
. Whether or not ttiu Whaoler Olm
atead lumber mill will go on the
aherlff'a block Friday for public aale
on a mortgage for.cloaure, will be
decided tomorrow morning In fed
eral court before United Htntea Die
trlct Judge llcan. when' argument
on a temporary Injunction, brought
by l.loyd Wenlworlh. Portland, trus
tee In liankruptcy for tha bankrupt
mill, will be argusd.-
"I poatponvd tha aale of tha mill
flrat from lnl Friday to Tueadav.
and then from Tuesday to Frtdy,"
tiherlff llawklna aald. "I'm hoping
lhar tha flgbt ovr tha dlapoaltlon
of tha mill will be aettled aoon, ao
it ran gat out of my hand."
Wentwnrth ha aaked F. Hill
Hunter. Klamath Fall, holder of he.
flrat mortgage which b bought from
Hi Lumbermen' Trual company, for
an accounting, and on tha baala of
that rrqueat. the Portland federal
Judge laaucd 'tha temporary Injunc
tion. Whnt till counlry neeil - say
"Ked' tftauoder I leaa rocking of
tha boat, and mora rocking of :hv
cracuv. - -
Buick Coupe
ijnto- '26. Guffnnte4i-See
ind. drive to appreciate.
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Buick Garage
Main A f on 42
mnat Keantlfill mnilfltiin
Chicago i
Montreal
' Washington
J Detrolt
Mlnnaapolla f ittsburg
Family Mourn5 Slain Young Girl in
t, l-ft io rlKht. John K. Mayer, the fatlwr; Mr. F.mllle Mayer, the mMlier.'and William Stayer, J.
; , hroflirr.; mnuni MImI Slater, LVyraiold scliooJ girl of Oakbuul. Calif-. laln ftntorday Ui one, of, .
, . the (luutlln( luwl muH uiyaleriiMui rrluiea of rcrrot jeara lu tlio rcntntl t'alirornta region.
NINE CLUBS GET:
PERFECT RECORD
FOR 1827
Fifty-Nine ' Klamath Boy
and CirLa Attain Coveted
. Certificate ,.
. Aim and ambition ot all Klam
ath county club member a 100
per cent record which bring a cer
tificate of achievement from their
leader. County Cluh -I-cadir Frank
W. Sexton was attained by nine
club compoVIng a total membership
of 19, It waa announced thla morn
ing. "It mean that these nine eluM
have completed tholr program of
work within tho atlpuiated time," Mr.
Sexton explained today.
Following la a list of the honore-)
club and their membership:
Klamath Fall Canning Club: Hel
en Couchman, Mary Louise Haw
kins, Klva Lewis. June Couchman,
Juanlta Clark. s
Uerrlll potato: Dan IUrry. Lester
Moore, Rmmltt Barry. Fred Demon,
Myron Haaklna, Carl Klgcr.
Merrill Poultry: Kill Moyur. Mar
ion (Iraybael, Jloy Iloaaly, Cluudtu
Shuck. Olondon Cnlwcll, Hlchard An
derson, Donald1 ' Frailer, Ijiwrence
Frailer. Jullu Snnderi(, Jnmia Stev
enson, Kdlth Itenson. ,
Bly Cookery: Jean Dixon. Malt le
Juno Cross, Barbara Owen, Ifuth
Campbell, Helen Campbell, Iva lloyd,
Jessie lloyd. Ima Cms. Mury Dixon,
Doris Morgan, Mao Morgan.
Mnlln Potato: ' Jerry ttajnus.
Frank Paygr, Kudnlph Paygr. Willie
Kunx, Lloyd Smith, Louis Kowal
owakl. Morrill Potato: Curl Dehllngvr.
Harold Dixon, llhurlea Drew, Mar
tin Srhmlts. Virgil Stewart, Letand
Trlplott, Jerry Short.,
Midland Canuiurr Lucille Cal
houn, Jacklo French. Anna Burnett,
Pauline Burnett, Catherine Burnett,
Kdna Jones, Horn lie Zetaman. '
Fort Klamath Canning: Marlon
Bunch, Vlnnle llrlprnc, Dorrls Nouh
Mlldrttd Kcrjinson, Juiuilta Taylor.
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Motor cyle ' Hits . "
Fence Man Hurt
Crashing through a barb-wlro
fence whlla riding a motorcyclo on
The Dulles-California highway, two
miles north of Pelican City, Martin
Carter Suffered aevore bruises about
the fare and body this morning.
Carter was tiding the machine to
ward Klamnth Falls when tha acci
dent occurred. I Ho la a patient at
tba.Iitnmn.th C.R(iornl Imtipitul.
Buick: Touring
. ' Arl. New paint.
v 450.00
' Buick Garage
l330Min'i 'Phone "42
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reminder that the law la in
effect and ' meat be adhered
to." . : V
Thla wa the comment this
morning f Chief of Police
Keith K. Ambroae In discus-
lug but edict that after August
1 pedestrian falling to atay
within the. white llnea at street
tnteraectlru would be arretted
baled Into poll'- court.
"The fluos will rl'uxe sr'ound
IS ceata." ho continued, ."and
are designed merely to remind
tha offender ot tha existence
of tbo law." .!
Ranchers' Favor '
, Frank O. Lowden
ORECTON. Ill , July It, fA.P.)
Frank O. Lowden, former governor
of Illinois, today received a petition
bearing tbe signatures of 10,000
Montana votera asking him to be
come a candidate for tbe republican
nomination for president
Tbe petition which bad been cir
culated In every Montana county
wo presented to Mr. Lowden at his
farm home by W. E. Stockton of
Boteman, Montana, president ot the
Montana Farm Bureau.
"Mr. Lowden said that nothing
could bo said at thla tlmo", said Mr.
Stockton after be presented tho
petition. -
"Montana is very strong (or Gov
ernor ' Lowden. . we appreciate his
altitude towards tho farm problem
and that Is the big problem of oar
state. Wo bellcTo that Governor
Lowden la the man who will bring
about better conditions." '
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First Marriage is
Adjudged Mortgage
On Man's Property
CHICAGO. July 1J, (A.P.i Tho
obligation ot a first marriage con
stitutes a first lien on a man's'
earnings and the second marriage
can only be considered in the nature
of a second mortgage until the
alimony payments ot the first are
couipletod, Superior Judge Harry A.
Low Is ruled in freeing Orland F.
Ulakel member of the Cook county
Jail antl-altmony club.
' Blake's wife, Mr.' Catherine M.
Blake, Is suing him for separate
maintenance and had him com
mitted to Jail when he' fulled to
pay her tomporary alimony. Blake
told the courKthat he bad a Job
but could not work at It because
hla wife insisted on keeping hi in in
Jail. Kven if he did work, he said,
he could only make enough money
to support his two children by a
previous marriage ,
1924 Chev. Touring
New paint; a real good car;
$190
Locke Motor Co.
(Formerly Chevrolet sales Co.)
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Oakland Tragedy
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KS1INDS:
BECOMES IfilDE
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Popular lYonnf .Woman
Marries ' Jack Murphy;
At Home 722 Doty St.
A bit of romance of more lhan
passing 'Interest to' score of resi
dents throughout Klamath county,
cornea with ,th announcement, of
the marriage of Jack Murphy and
Mis Leatba Slmmonda. .. -
The nonuiar vounc connla sllnned
away bn Saturday evening. motorlngX
to Vrcka where they were married f
on Sunday morning at 9:10 o'clock
by Rev. C. Miller, pastor of the First
Methodist church. Tbey are now at
home to their many friend at 722
Doty street ' , . . . ;
Mrs. Murphy Is one of tho popu
lar young women of Klamath Falls
and graduated from the Klamath
county high school with the class
of 192S. On more than one occasion
In contests aba has taken honors
as being one of- the most beautiful
young women of this city. She is
the daughter of Mrs. Fred Stearns
of thla city. .
Mr. Murphy is employed with the
Mar Barber shop, and during his
residence in this city has made many
friends. .::.( .i
Hans' Completed for '
Old Dance for Vets
rians have been completed for the
annual reception and ball- Monday
evening at Legion hall, when Spanish
War Veterans and their ladies will
bo honor guests.'. i .
. Danco numboxs which were' In
voguo durinr, tha Spanish War will
be played by Lcs KuIIIur and, Ills
Country Boya, t ' ' ' , .
.On the receiving lino to greet the
guesta will be Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Bathtany. Mr.1 and Mrs. A. R. Wll -
son, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Frankford
of tbe executive committee; Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Martin, representing
the Daughters of tbe American Revo
lution; Mr. and Mrs. "Verno J. Walk
er, representing the Veteran ot For
eign Wars; Mr. and Mrs. George !
Barth, of the Amorican Legion and
Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Myers of the
Applegate Ladles Auxiliary. ' . j
A fashion paper, for convenience. '
is supplying patterns in an enve-;
lope. We know some actresses ;
.whoso whole wardrobe would go in
one. . . I
You can't convince m self-made
man that he gave himself the worst
of It.
RaxfucfagIght
LSKVrl yca 4a aha
s'-4 araaasiaal ai
Hlah Blood 11
Add Coadltlaat
Kldner, Llvec Usui
Bladdet Treakl
lasltgattlea
Coatitftttlea
SSI jp-
Star Drug Co. -
Countyi Prisoners
New Jail Home; Late Hours Now
Taboo; Lights Go Out at 9 p. m.
Aa happy a lark even though. small hours, have come to an end.
they bava to go to bed at p. mj i tho old 4.11 an tha tot. flnoe nf
fh!!tVyf.,PrtU.Tr,.I"".,.n'Sht "'"I'the eounty court house, the pri.oa
their first sleep In the new county I
Jail on tbe aouthwest corner of tbe
county court houae block.
With tbe 150,000 jail accepted by
the county court, the prisoners were
moved to their new quarter late
yeslsrday afternoon.
Do they like It? I ll say tbey
do," smiled Jim Hilton.' depute aher-
iff. ? - u ;-!-.'
But tbe nights of rollicking songs,
of late reading, of story telling, of
kangaroo . court sessions into tbe
Klamath Falls
Mail Carriers
Take Vacations
Vacation time for carrier at tbe
local post office la here, which mean
a new man will carry tbe mall for
at least 15 daya. n
. Ith thla announcement comes
the necessity of correctly addresaing
mall, o that the same service can
bo carried on, despite the fact the
new carrier la on duty.
Name should be. written plainly
and addresses correctly, and whore
mall Is delivered to boxes, the name 1
should be written upon the box. I Raiding 8tapac'a borne in the eve
Postal regulations require that ! nine, the officer conducted a frult-
every patron on a rural route shall
have his name painted on his mail
box and Postmaster John McCall Is
trusting that patrona will cooperate
with the local office to the extent
ot having thla done at once, giving
the office a change to continue the
service which' ha been maintained
throughout the past months.
' Vacations at the local office start
ed on jij .tint, ... , ; ; V. :
T..-. THE WEATHER :
.The Cyelo-Stormagraph- at Under
wooda Pharmacy, in. the i mortal
-words of tbe ancient Greek, ain't reg
latere no change for three whole
days. ) . . .. j ... N.
Forecast for next 14 hours: Fair
and warm with brisk winds. The.1-
Tycos recording thermometer regis-1
tend maximum and minimum tem
peratures aa follows:
Low 68; high S3.
j Even it a man's good- deeds live
afrer him, be Isn't in ;tltlon to
earn. ' .3.;
av
4sA ia.Ca
Fnee rranamit 50
Flies must be killed.
FLY-TOX will do
it. Wdl not 1
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; r Correct Dental Work :
When .you. come, to mtj for your dental work you
will be assured of proper .wovktnanship at a just
and reasonable price. My1 list of satisfied . patients
is growing daily. You, too, will be pleased with
my service. Free" Examinations Given
!: DR. R.; D. COE r
r-Hopka Bldg.-(v.'-'.C":-' Phone 836
Investors Attention .
480 acres deep sandy losm. Irrigatdd. no better toll any where,
this is an estate and must be sold, can be purchased for $30.00 per
Land in same locality has,
acre.
per acre.
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SELAK
"REALTORS"
'so s. eth s(f "
aire Happy in
era were allowed free license to stay
up as long- aa tbey pleased. '
". "Bat now lt' different." com
mented Sheriff Hawkins. "At 9 p.
m. tbe Jailer herds the prisoners into
cells eight in ' each cell and
switches off the lights. They didn't
mind It last night but It might be
different later on." " , ' .
" Tbe sheriff said the new lull (a
the finest county prison , lq Oregon
outside of Portland..' " , .
LOU HIKEiTH
Trap Door In Room Diacov- '
ercd on Second Raid la
' Same Night '
A clever ruse employed last night
by Deputy Sheriff Louie Mueller and
Chief of Police Keith Ambrose re
sulted In the arrest for the second
lime this week of Louie Stapac, re
puted bootlegger, at 20 Klamath
avenue. '
lesa search for the liquor they were
sure was located somewhere In the
bonis. .;'
They left, out a short time later
returned and lurked close to the
bouse. Finally they beard a noise of
boards hitting each other.
. "I've got a hunch Keith," said the
deputy., ... ':--.'
1 "So'.v 1," answered the chief.
, Into the house for the second time
sWa- the -officer;.; through the
front room and Into Mrs. Stapac'
pea room. ; -- t ' -
There, under the rug, they discov
ered a small trap door and Just be
neath tbe floor they found a small
nn.nili. ,f J ntmleatlna llauor.
Stapac la back in Jail today and .
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will o? OaHTU IWW1 -
! nosaesaion ot intoxicating liquor.
; OUTRIDE THI XDER STORM
LONDON, July 13. (AP) Thun
derbolts ' mean -nothing -much to
Fraule D. . Rascbe, petite stnnt fly
er. She and Mrs. tinoii i.ynu out
rode a storm Ui going by air j from
Croydon, to Southampton In order
that the fraule might connect) with
the Leviathan o!, . trlJ tp he
United Statea. . 1
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Instant Relief
Dr. SchoQ's Zino-pad stop all pain
quicker ' than any other known,
method. Takes but a minute to quirt:
the worst com. Healing starts at
once. When the corn is gone it never
. comes back. If new shoes make the
spot "tDuchy '-acain. Zino-pad
stop it instantly. That's, because
Xiao-pads re more tha cause
prestaoc and rubbing of shoes.
Dr. Schollv Zlne-pads ar tnedlcatrd,
antlMStti. pratevtlvc. At all arusam
aa4 abo dealer' 3Sc
DlScholfs
ZhtO'pads
Put on on in pain is gotwf
sold recently from tSS.OO to 12o
&: TRACY
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