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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1927)
Pnjrc Ten THE EVEN'IXQ 1IF.KA1.D. KLAMATH FAI.l.Sf OfEEftON. I'Vi.li.v. 'Oi'IuImt 21. I!'1- ' TI?I Cl. T- M mgii ocas, as menace iu P T 1 1 I RIIPCIMP All Navigation on Ocean J ILL ffllJdlllD " ,-'!, ; - , I ; i Mystery.sbp Flatting on MJ MJRJ :SKSrSC-." t H pnrta tfccwhrmii a hoard, tmii r ilio u( Ki. nih uvluiloii uw?" The n btviul qulrklv through Hi.- i.u'ii.il and (hen KiTrt luuuv rolilllipntH ill aiil- ' n- -.ri I! lj-tt rd Hhin tiunii a iminit mran"! I'OlvTLAM). Ovl 21. JV- vulk Inliliit liefr i'a(ra thai tho -",. a i. i. ,) r- rrl..li ed ,1ln" """nI " " 'while lue. Krmleri.'k. W. wa. riiht h.l uvly in.e.Uh fn- Cnllwl l'rma HUH ( orrcupondent . Nn tTaev h fS b,.,.n f,1IU f ,n B hlllll,iU(l , llloll ,t(V(.,, ,,r j. . (l,lUy ()f ppo,,.,! uir Ulnll , h r (r(.w il.otc.t from all visitor liil mem-vue unit iujc Kram- with the ; SAX KKANCISCO. OH. 20. ; . a, '1'"" ' h"1 (milv- "ffi. en. wore c,,,, sjou,i, Ameilaiii reimlili. . i..h.. l th. mv.ierie. of the ! looklin for Alive Wallera whn ills-, . . . .. At.o,her of the mtrie. of Ih. , ( ..,, ,,,, ,,, ,,,.,, from u.r 00ll ive,; , sKl u , sTS remain, unsolved today l-! ,,,,.,. ,lf u,rltl,e record of ' Monday t the same tlm." ,, If At.il. o.t'. 2 1 1 - l.ook' ..lte the effort, of Kovernmen. ; -... .., i ,he"h"' '" ."s' t . In over robbery auM..-ta at .-votiiana n.-miuo n ne.ii ni- ,,(,, - show ii" Mr. Hurry M. lh. atorr thai I traimer than; 7 . ti. "ul1"' . ti.'l hard, a mild mannered young fiction. . The latest report of the Uxal nydroirapliic office cnntainltiK ll 1 ..... period l warninm to ahlpa at "j,hjp!. rautiona aimlnst ih poillllty of encounterns a myatery derelict floating aotnewhere 15fl0 on Ioo mile northweat of Honolulu. Four timea the ominous hulk haa been aeen by ahipa traverainx tho wide ea lanes of tho Pacific. Each time those who It were unable to furnish any information that would aid in establishing Identity of the mystery vessel. The only identification marks seen on tha ahip were the numer als "O-I, barely decipherable after the Teasel's ceaseless battle with the elements for a period whose lentth can only he con lectured. ' No nation on earth has claimed the derelict. A search of naval registers throughout 1 the world haa failed to disclose these num- every important country ' in the world disclosed no further iu lormaiiuu i-ouceruius nor. inr tn movements 01 tiles irom inc. Hl,.i.irt,ii.. Mi....n.. I 1 crew of the steamer Satsuma I time she disappeared until he ,iV),rr,i i,.ft tippercut. follow- found the lifeboats of the "fan- jiinipea or ten irjin a irvicni . ,,j w)ln rl.n ,,(, , ,(,,, were in the davit. The train early yesterday at asca.le juvr all ,loItt, on nf the pr. !l n..L'u l..a rait.... ui.i.l I. u nn.ll . ip s pnirs were miaslni:. 1 ' , '. , minora tor a count ot more than decks were awsh. Kvery vard of I . . " s". ") ,... -That s the man.1 .he cried. ' ...... ..... ... .... 1 - .... d trie on., w n.i ciioaen her canvas was spread. Hut what caused her to be deac-rieil. icrchard to pick apples. 1 j ' He's the ooo uie. rii.ru fr.im mv fli.L'.iru nti.l i Officers were tryina to fiinl.i.i ... ,.. . . or what be.ame of her wokd unverified report. con.-cn- on y,s,,.riiav fhi. a l.ouls was never known. inB the movements of the twoj fi-jino identified. fcirls. -Miss Walters is 14 yearsj " ' I 1.1H K TK1.I.S 1IAV. U:.K. :ld. but. acoordinu to rtes.-rip- jand month of the year and the 1 position of the sun. the moon and the stars. The timepiece was constructed in 13S0. In 1 "S00 the mechanism refused to function, and in 1S37 I the clock was discarded: but. erals or ta shed hit lirht on the 'thanks to the efforts, of name and n.tlonnlltv of the . Swedish architect Theodore Woh- phantom aubmarlne. In the haunta of seafaring men in San Francisco, the derelict submarine is, a topic of frequent conversation. Many have been the conjectures they have of fered, but many have been the lin and the Dantsh clock maker Mofteus .Madseo, the historical timepiece was thorouchly re stored in l2lt. J When it trikea hella intonp ' an ancient hymn and dimunitive flanres. rtepictinK the Three Wise, Ills Vt.ltKKS WITH 1.IMISKV. Kl'CIKNK. Ore., iVt. 21. 4 AIM A challenge to former Juilite Hen l.ltidsey of Denver, was ad dressed here today by Kev. Fred 1 Clark, pastor of the First .('on crcKatfonal church. The chat-1 lenfte opposes the views of Judge ; l.imlsey. and Is In the form of a Inree newspaper ad. Other Kti gone pastors were divided In their opinions as to the wisdom I of the move. Judge l.indsey la scneauiea to give an addreaa i . f - j here tonight. 1 PARIS. Oct. 21. (jjaxews ofj j th w II ."f-t fill Irtrmfnnrtnn " t iku Tho luinnla if tl.a ..... .. th It ostes-I.e Ilrii flight reachedftise about 25.000.000 anllons nf , Paris late this aderacon and gasoline every day. I AMI ItlslTlOV OF STARS lions furnished by Hood liiver of , ficinls. looks t be about IS. She I lA'ND. Sweden. Oct. 21. IA1M i rather tall, weighs nhotit 14.. Ail ingenious medieval clock ' pounds. Her hair is light brown in the Cathedral of I.und has at-land her eyes are haiel. When tracted 270.001) visitors during l"t "he was wearing a dark the last four vears. Not onlv hlu, "annel "middy." Her coin does the clock tell the time of Plenon is fair. the day, but also the day. week Paris Elated Over Flyers J .' . . Mr. Man cau keep Ills ties ill MFMHNti WtMtl.l'.NS, peiteci older by Using an luev- It yuu link mciidliig I a lie when pvtislie towel nu k screwed onto tili'lullng woolens, hold the nil 11 'I lie closet door, for a tie rack Phonograph BARGAINS! ( ....... We have on hand three used Brunwlck Phono graphs, which we have priced very low for quick disposal. If you want a GOOD Phonograph CUEAi don't fe.il to see these at once! Men. knights In armor and trum stories of other missing ships! peters become visible and movent whose fate was recalled by the1 In stately procession across! lighting; of the submarine. .lh f of . the clock, paying T, 1 noma ce 10 a small statute 01 inci; ,The old sailors recall the strange derelict . the British ateamer Miua Urea discovered Virgin Mary and the Christ child in the center. . . ...... - 1 year ago on toe Atlantic. 11 was,ni ys Kni.F.T THE. without Identifying marks or PORTLAND. Ore., Oct. registration name. 1 P. I Management of the Port- , Only five feet of lis stern was Hand district of the West Coast!'! showing above the water, yet a j Theaters. Inc., was today placed i IlRht was burning from the mast-1 In charge of northwest division j f head, showing that it had nnlv'offi("e a Seattle, under Herschel H recently " been deserted. ' The -"'" J- J- Franklin, who hnslj captain of h. Mlna Brea eon.been TT ""f " .' . mf"-; .Vn.rf.rf i ... . ... "lager of the Lua Ancelea district. t Ouded It rum runner and s x McDon,.!d became assistant Si a Victim of the war between hi- nor1hw?st ManaRer 1,, k Jutkers and rum runners on the pn'rt land. Announcement of the ." high seas. , , addition of Rivoli and Atla j; U',Another atory related Is thatnheaters in Pendleton to the. of. the derelict schooner rminrfiWest Coast chain waa made to-It i'l AU.'OMA, KATKKS. Jl ,. 21. a.;4 has Pnrl. ' .T. wv&- - a Terminal Stage Depot 615 Main St. Phone 999 J Centrally Ux-ateil and Com en lent' for ilu. Traveling Public V I it 4 ASH1..1XK. STAGES l.EAVK HKKE FOR:' MFDKOItlt nil all iointB Noiih and South. MOIWH- ItUNT, CIIII.OOUN ami ratlin nulla! iiijC from ChUuuin IMINMNZ., BKATTV, IU.V. l.AKKVIF.W. P.MSl.FV, ojiiI flawstern Orrcim points. Ill HNS ALtT'IIAS, Sl'SAWII.I.K ami HKXO. IKIIIRIS, M.ICIKFU TKNXANT anil WF.F.I. KI.AMATII AtlEXCV, FT. KLAMATH. . IIKXI) ami nil Xnrth cm Cpiiinrtlonv i . , . off tha coast of Casta Rica ln,d' 15-year 'ease on the 1924 by the steamer Sitsuma j nouse" was signed yesterday. The The ship was beating an erratic I deal invoIv about . 27 5.0H0. , i conrw under fuTrs.i?JA p 'CJ,,y Ma,lock ' A Pa""- mer operator of the theaters. ttM PICKWICK TICKETS' TO ALL POIXTS ON SAl.K The Only TERMINAL STAGE DEPOT in City. One Model 122, Fumed Oak, upright model, original priee, $2"0.00. Good as new.' Equipped with'new type Mutual Saxaphonie Reproducer. It's yours for $fi5 Cash or $75 TeiTns.; Two Model 210; Golden Oak, upright models, original price, $150.00. Take your choice at l: $05 Cash or $50 Terms. We also carry a complete line of the latest model Brunswick P&natropes, both electric and i . - . . . exponential type. You are invited to visit our display room and hear them play. Hear Maurice Gunsky, in person, at the Pine Tree Theatre Saturday evening. Then hear his latest records at PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON Real Saturday SPECIALS Picnica, lb. ....18c Ham (V'jj or whole) lb. 25c Bacon (' or whole) lb 33c i ' , . . . , Cottage Roll, lb. . . 25c Bacon Squares, lb. .. ...'......22c Bacon Strips, lb 25c Veal Stew, lb. 15c Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. 20c Beef Pot Roast, lb. 15c Beef Stew,' lb. 12'jc Beef Shoulder Steak, lb ..15c Shoulder Lamb, lb 25c Leg of Lamb, lb. 30c Strictly fresh medium Eggs, dozen 30c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. 25c Pork Shoulder Steak, lb 25c Rabbits Springers Hens Bulk Sauerkraut PHONE 750 Miller's Market 818 Main The End of the Month The End of the Toggery We quit forever Saturday, October 29th. And for the last few da ys we are going to dispose of this High grade stock at ridiculously give away prices! Here you will find: Reduction more drastic than ever before! Bargains more plenti ful! Prices absolutely slaughtered. "? A- J- J 1 ' 1 ' ' ' II 1 1 36 IT'S THE END . IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! ' -- IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! ' $10 and $12 Values $9.00 Values $8.00 Values $6.50 Values $15.00 Values $15.00 Values $7.50 Values $8.50 Values PACKARD SHOES PACKARD SHOES BEACON SHOES BEACON SHOES BUCKHECT HI TOPS HI TOP SHOES WORK SHOES WORK SHOES 5.85 5.45 ' 3.85 2.95 9.85 7.85 3.98 4.98 ' IT'S -THE END! IT'S THE END! irS THE END! IT'S THE END! T ITS THE END! T IT'S THE END! j IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! Up to $5.00 Values $4.00 "Values a $6.50 Values ' ' $7.50 Values $.50 Values $2.00 Values t m vi...' ,; ' Si nn Vl..a An odd lot of Scotch Rib Wool Mix- MUNSINGWEAR Pure Virgin Wool MUNSINGWEAR COOPER'S $I.o0 Values I.00 values UNION SUITS UNION SUITS UNION SUITS UNION SUITS UNION SUITS ' UNION SUITS- GENUINE B. V. D.'S SHIRTS & DRAWERS 1.95 239 349 5.85 . 4,95 L39. 49c 4?c IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! HTHATC RET HW7 WI-IOT t?C AT C DDTrCC T" IT'S THE END! - I IT'S THE END! $2.00 Values $1.00 Values J 1 O DCLAJW W JTHJLtlOALJb JrKlL,ti5 WORK. SOX $1.50 Values dress shirts dress suspenders HART SCHAFFNER & MARX, CLOTHCRAFT, DANIEL BOONE c& other. 2 Va1 leather mitts 98c 49c , $40,0Q, value's.':. $2385 $Z5M values. . .$18.85 $25.00 values. . .$11.85 9c 98c IT'STHE.END! IT'S THE END! -- IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! , , - IT'S THE END! . IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! - IT'S THE END! Up to $10.00 Values Up to $12.00 Values $7.50 Values $5.50 Values $10.00 Values $6.00 Values;. $2.00 Values" .?.". 00 Values WOOL PANTS DRESS PANTS DRESS PANTS . CORD PANTS DRESS HATS RIDING BREECHES OVERALLS PANTS 7 4.95 , 5.85 2.95 2.95 5.85 2.95 129 2.95 , IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! J IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! .'$6.50 Value's $1.00 Values '$3.50 " Values' ' 50c Values ji $1,00 Values '35c ' Values " ' 75c'Valucs r $1.50 Values'- WOOL SHIRTS WORK SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS WOOLEN SOX ;! J WOOL SOX T , OX TOWELS j TIES ,'3.95 . 49c 1.95 : 29c ; ' ' 49c " 19c 29c 59c IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END! , IT'S THE END! ITJSiTHE END! IT'S THE END! IT'S THE END!' IT'S THE END1 rZL Up to $3.0b Values $6.50 Values 'eT ' $V.0 Values Values to $3.50 $,.00 Values ZlUly ' .'PANTS DRESS SHIRTS FANCY BLANKETS HANDEKERCHIEFS DRESS HATS HOUSE SLIPPERS FANCY SOX COAT 2.95 ; 98c 3.79 12c . 3.85 99c 49c 5.85 5 ' ' ' 1 'i " ... 1111 1 1 , Remember Out We Go Saturday Night, Oct. 29th Once in a Lifetime Such Values IT S THE END OF THE TOGGERY Opposite the Liberty Theatre 619 MAIN STREET 3E
