The Evening herald., March 30, 1928, City Edition, Page 5, Image 5

Friday, March .10, lf)2
THE' EVELINA HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON
Tago F.Vr
UNDY IK FLY
E
WAHIIINUTON. March 3(1. (!)
The luteal report ninnng clone
friend (if Colonel I.I ml In' if It
hir have It (lull I tin flyer Will
tnnkn a round lh world trip In
n Kuril pluiin III In nprlng. Ixil will
spun I hi' Ailunili' iiiul Pacific hy
tout.
Mine t.l ml tia rwh li ft hern Ilium
have boon cinintliiHa rillnnrn re
linnllliK hi plana, miiiin lit Hum
funliiHili', Tim opinion among
hi friend, however, In thut t ti
filer will tt In Kiirnn Iiy limit,
Inking I Iim piano Willi lilin. nml
ntiiir nn aurliil tour nf Europe
mill lliii nrli'iil. ri'lurii to iho
.I'liliiil KluinK by bout nvr til"
,4'nririr.
'condition of
mrs. goodhue
found better
SOUTHAMPTON, Mima.. March
.Ifl.Ol'l An linprovniuimr In Iho
condition of Mm. I.omlia llooil
linn, mullinr of Mr. Calvin t'onl
Idge, wiin noted thlt forenoon.
OLDTIMK
DANCE-
- ."i -
Moose Hall
Saturday Night
Everybody Welcome
Come nd bring
' the kids
8:30 p. m. Adm. 75c
. Under auspices of
L. O. O. M.
ills yy
XT -
iN U failures with fills dcuert. .
Jul pour the dry Jell-well pow
der frunt its uir-tiejit container
directly into the mold. 1 hen ,
add boilinn, water and tct aude '
to cool.
In shore tim you have tt (
line denen a was ever wt be
fore kint;. Clear, htm, beauti
ful. Dtlituiuv, loo.
j N And the mint healthful dcuert
jruu Ull Kirvt
1 Ak your grocer (or Jcll-wclJ. ,
Always in the Kr.D box. .
Specily .ejMrerry flavor il
you want a dcli'litiul chance.
1 14-KK
klMuJi
I!-
liE ISN'T ;
CONSTIPATED
ANYMORE
Thanks to Kellogg's "
wonderful ALL-BRAN
Mr. Grinalndo wrote, of Ms. own
accord, to tell u how much he
valued ALL-KHAN in relieving
conatipntiou.
jnnn I, 127
'Jimt a few wnrila a lh comiMinr
know what Krlloaf'a AI.I.-HI1AN haa doaa
f v mw. I , miIIiiImI fnr vrrl
yMim unlit I wmt In raling yntir PK.P and '
AI.I.'llHAN. I am now rlj of aenatliiathHl j
and it la all oW le ItM uat of reiir nruliitta. i
and I will rrrfnmnt II to anyone that '
hi bothtenl with renlinallm." . ,
, yoiin truly.
II. M. llnlNll.uil
ns.
I1SS l.aun Aw., ta Ahnalrs
i...,l i. . .I.IC,I .1,1.,..
lit undermines henlth. It. nteulj
happiness. Thrnhhlnp; htmla, tich-
In backs, spots before the eyes.
had complexions are Just n few of
Its telltale symptoms. -
nnn't let II Ki t in- Hi ilcndly
work on you. Prolect yourrrlf now.
U-ed to prevent nml relieve con-
stlpntlon. A health cereal - ALL-
UHAN is lot.' hrnn. Urn tot
rocoinmenil It. Delirious with mil!;
nr crenm. nr uiith fruit or honev
..m..i i-i aki..n.nfnla .li.ilu
wu,.i ... i-nw bi. .v j
chronic ensea. -with every tneul
Use In cooking. At nil grocer,
lludo by Kullug in Battlo Crock.
AROUND GLOB
; si ..im li
i w .-
4
Vy ALL-BRAN
P.T.& T. HAD !
LARGE REVENUE I
IN past yfaq
i, -
BAN FHANCIHCO, March 30.
OJ') Tho Pacific Telephone V
Telegraph company had an op
erating rr venue nf fi!i.Tls,1 20
In 1IU7. I hi- maid railroad coin
miaalnn wum Informed In a re-
port today. In i'.l'it tho rnm
puny') operating revenue
ir,vr,zi.r,r,n.
tipcriillng i"iic lam ynr,
excluding I a m, wr Z,f" U,.
flu?, Ion v ln a nil operating rev
ii in. of tW.nm.iiU.
Iiiirlnx I !27 luxe rliurncil to
opornth'n niiiounted to $fi,lfir,,
flll. Dcdiiil lug I ho laxi'M nn op-
in Inn: Inn. inn or I12.V13.173
ii innin '!.
Adding to Hi" opcrailng In-
mini I lii non-operating
ln'omp '
of thn t'onipnny unci dixlui'tlnK
I ho piin-rnllxi'illiln mviiiiun nml
rwnla, maiilta In a uroaa rorpur
al Iniolim nf M,I4,3U7.
GERMANS STILL
AWAIT BETTER
FLYING SKIES
IIAI.IION'NKI, AIltmtOME. Wur.
.10. (Al'l tiiile which gwept .,, ,,,.or AcJinlrut Taylor will -1 around the homo arid Huh .n- pierced hla akull and brousht In
llnlilounel air field moat of the ,,,m6 rominand of the woullim i nery of (illbert (.'. Vancomp while j tant death. When he wa found
night, leading to a mx nnrt poal- prrt In Atlunilc water during ! Pll''e followed up clpe today to i later the cigarette wa atlll be
IHiueinent of the hup-off of the the aumtuer. "u apparent iitlompt to dynunille ) tween the Index and middle fin-
tierman plnne Ilremen airoaa the. r,o Irnnnfer were dearrllied hi plunt and to t.ie autuomhip gpr of hla right hand.
Atlunilc. began to aulmlde thla i ,y Kecretary Wilbur aa lielng In 1 of a thri'ateulng letter received , Cannle was arreated and freely
inoriiliig. iili.. nature of routing change; by him. They expreaned the! admitted her part In It. Her
There) waa a 26 to 3& nillnimndii neceaanry by the lermlna-1 opinion thai difficulty helweeu . ijulto apparent lack of motive
wind when llaron Von lluenefeld I Hon of aea duty lour of the the packer and hi employe wa and her child-like simplicity per
and faplaln Hermann Kochl up-; officer. I he cuune. .. , miadd authorities that ahe did
peared nhortly before noon nml
gated Intently at the unfriendly
wratern akiea. They inapected the ,
Ilremen and then returned to the i
hiiupur which la nerving aa their ;
quarter to study weather con
dition and their map.
GEORGE A. HALL
IN STATE RACE
FOR SECRETARY
PAt.K.M. t)re.. March 30.
(leorgo A. Hall of Portland filed i
hla declaration with the necretary I
of alnte today a a candldatn for i
thn republican nomination for
repreaentntivn In the leglalaturo I
for Multnomah county.
CHAIR SNUFFS
OUT LIVES OF
NEGRO S LAY ERS
LITTLE MOCK. Ark., March
10. (n Will McKentle, B5. and
Wllllo ITtaey, fl, negrnea, were
put in death (n the electrle chnlr .
at the atnte penitentiary here to
day for murder committed In
Qunrhlta county lout year.
Itlh'lllr.l K KXTKMIKII
BA1.KM. Marrh 30. (1 gov
ernor I'attemon today extended
the reprieve of Jamea Wlllo up
to and Including April 12. Thla
will makn the dulo of his ex
ecutloD tho name a that set for
ElUworth. Kelley. Friday. April
13.
LEGAL NOTICES
Kl"MMON.
KUiuhy No. U-MII
In the Circuit Court of the
flinto of Ongnti for thn county of
Klamath.
Thelme Aiidoraon. Tlalntlff. vs.
It. C. Aniieraon. Defendant.
To It. C. Anderson, tho above
named defendant:
In tho Nnmo of tho Stnle nf
Oregon, you am hereby required
to appear nnd answer thn com
nlulnt filed against you In I ho
above entitled ault on or before
the 27th day of April, 192S. that I
being the day of thn Inst pnhll-l
ration of thi summon, and If
you fall to so answer or appear,
for want thereof the plaintiff
wilt apply to thn court lor tho
relief prayed for In plaint If Cs
complaint, to-wlt: for a decree of,
ubaolute divorce from you upon I
hn ground of willful desertion
of said plaintiff for a period of I
i mora thun one year, nguinat the i
I will nnd without the cousviil of
the plaintiff.
I Thl summon I served upon
you hy puhllratlan thoruof unco
each week for a period of four
j successive weeks, pursuunt to or
1 cIit of tho llonornbln A. L. Leav
'tit. Judge of thn above entitled
court, mado and entered on thn
.itilh any of March, 1928, the
first .publication thereof to be
made on tho 30th day of March.
1UJS, and the last publication
thereof o tin made oa tho 27th
day of April. l!i2H. .
MANNMNO, McCOLLOCH ,
& ninscoi.L,
Attnrnoy for the Plaintiff,
whoo poatofflre nnd hual
ncM addreSN In R w a n so n
llldg., Klamath Falls, Oro.
M30-AH-1 3-20-27
MITK'I' Oh' 1 INAI. At (XII VT.
1 ' "'o County Court nf the
iSHte or Oregon for the County
itf Klnmalh.
'n I ho lunller of tho Estate of
Jo.le M. Alngulro, Deceased.
, h'M Vm-J" reVV ,lVm th?' 1
! J"" ' m "" , -""'
I nNL JlZT" "I
"f I" J f.vort m "Y M.
' n 'I""' f
: .l'y'..'9 JH- nt. . clock p. m. ns
V"' "nil me courtroom of
'no inunly Court
of Klamath
t'niinlv In
thn Counfv Cnnri
iiouno or ssid county as thn place,
for the hearing of objections
against the allowan.ee of said ac
count. J. F. MAOVIRR,
. Executor of tho Will of
Jesslo M. Magulre, do
censed. M30-A6-13-2Q-27
YOUTH SHOOTS
TINY BROTHER
. ACCIDENTALLY
REI.MA. 4'ellf..-March .in. (Ti
Tooru NoiIh, a 2-yeur-old on
of Mr. and Mm. H. N'oilu, wi nc
cldoninlly uliol anil kllli'd by hi
G-yfur-nld lirolhitr, Kuiiurmu,
Whlln I tin two ( lillllicn wro
pluyliiK with n rnvnlvvr In a Icil
rnnm uimtiilni In ilin Norin homo
t
wuninhnut tliron mllp iifirt li'-rmt of
Hi'lmu.
BALL MEETING
WILL BE HELD
To nil lolly rtlmiim lh "prin"! I
nml "puna" of tlm Kliimiilh Knfla
liuai'lmll uituailon, rcpr m-iu ui I v-k
of thn KIwnnlH. I.lnna, Itoiury
'lilhn nml Ilin rliiimliT of iv.m-
iimti will min t lonlclil in ilm
?hanihor of ronimw rooma. Thr
riprHntntlviH of thn vnrlouH
rlvli.' orKiinluitlona will im-ct
with lam your' board of (llr
mlura. XKW 4'OM.M AMIKIl
WAHIIINCTON. Murrh 30
(Jp)
In an exteiialvn reullKiimenl of
ranking officer of thn navy, Ad-
mlrul w. V. Pratt will become i
rommunder of the battle fleet ,
I - ,;" Wife tMtlr " mSMr-
III AzKk. I I R1 I
i l .WK'mii.'wi vxvkh! -wi.hw s i . 1 1 1 1 1.-1 I o M ci ii i a
t fA . ssr., !M'JKM?mn-VAf . ti'iiu'.rr vvterj.v x . r'V-'V : ii xrftj ar r i 1 jvi-
i rmmmmmm.- nam-
FOR EASTER AND AFTER
Finely tailored two-trouser suits in bright new spring weaves
. in the new spring models.
You don't have to be an expert in woolens rx
to detect' the fine quality in these new, . CT
smart,. Spring suits. aJjO S DJ
Every one is guaranteed to be pure virgin
wool a"nd will give entire satisfaction or you YiV i rV
f aM7suitf;w " -T $42:50
Be sure to see these new Two-Trouser suits , . , .
before you buy your 'Easter, outfit. .;. mmr
NEW HATS FOR EASTER - -'Si'S'SO'
" NEW OXFORDS FOR EASTER ' .4 V
NEW FURNISHINGS for EASTER xj
II You don't have to be an expert in woolens R71 . IB! I -' . Jlfr r V I
il to detect-the. fine Quality in these new, W O'lCX EZtX fl W . ' ' " .
Justin
Williams Building;
AND OVERSTUFFED SUITES -
All colors to suit your taste. ,
Special prices or, one week.
BALIN FURNITURE CO. -
,122 Norlh Sixth St ! . r .
Lra.ln in IJ. ). Crwlv
v
f it
t . i' L . - 1
f.
, Wlib 83 honor polnu to her eradlt.
LaWanu.i Tmlaun. Portland, ranked
firirt In rcbolarahlp among Univar-
flty of Oreg'n won.eu. she la
mcuilxr of Alpha Omicron VL
t.lWItll KKTAIII.ISHKII
KAN I'KDIIO. fallf., Marcn an
W1 A guurd wo et.ihllfhed
;;,-
; V'' MTV;
x i
& Montgomery
"MEN'S WEAR"
a.
Complete Carload
davenports; beds
DAMAGE DONE
BY HARD WIND
I KOf'KHII.I., H. C, Mnrih 3d.
1 Iff') l'amaK eHtlmnled at be
,lwn 125,000 and $50,000 wan
iilonn by a wind atorm that atrurk
Moikhlll tlila niornlnn. amaahlns
wliiiln . hluwInK down alxna and
uiirnoflna; bullillHKa and homi'i.
N' ono wua Injured.
' UKATIIKK
The f'yrlo-HtormaErnph at l'n
ilnrwood'a I'harmury ahowa that
Did barometric pri-amiro luia liion
f.illinx, alowly. for n-arly 24
houra. Coiidltlona uro fuvorablP
for aliowira.
ForwaHl for nxt 24 hourn:
Cloudy and unaplllPd. In
rrpnniuic wind and warmer.
Tho Tyco recording; thermoni
i'ler . ri'Kiatori-d maximum and
minimum temperature today an
follow:
HlHh Low 3J
! r-r ar r ramraar
' t INU INUlAN
GIRL GUILTY
(Continued from page One)
rharxe, calmly took the weapon.
pointed It directly at Derlute'
I head and fired. The bullet
Klamath Falls
Davenport I Livinq Rooms!
Beds and I rurntture i.
I M t j m
nor hnvA murder In her heart
when ahe alew her lover. 8o a
ha rue of manalaiiahter waa pre
ferred. flentenre will be impnaed Monday.
The ORPHEUS
TOIMV
Al Wilaon
f5rentet Hlunt Aviator In
The Phantom Flyer'
On lfu tiijt of a roaring;
liwiiuu-r of the nir tli
elnelMI iniin m nuin ami
the Imm rruin won!
Comlntc Ht .MlAY
Hum and KK8 at Hie Front
Spring,, Brings Lovely ..
New Modes
Never were Spring Fashions so lovely as this season. Ex
pressing in every liner the joyousness of the times. Suiting
the taste of the modern worn an, answering her every ward
j '-II '"I:""''' f " 'f, i YV-i'l'Jl'Jli' ' It '
roDe neea. nere
variety.
i"
w
r - 1
ix. m , 11 wi m. m
We've been preparing for weeks now watching the Fashion Centers,"
swooping down on successes brin ging , them here in time, for your
Easter Outfit. Suits, , Frocks, Coats, Ensembles.' Hats and accessories.
All here and arranged for easy selection, ample assortment, and low
priced. . ....
Inaugurating the
Ensemble
The popularity of this type of gar
ment is assured because of its ver
satility and 'flattering lines. Skirt,
blouse and three quarter length coat.
In silks and woolens. For women
and misses.
V $10.00 to $19.75
Coats
For the Correct
Spring Wardrobe '
Satins heavy silk crepes or fine
woolens fashion these new models
for spring wear.
$12.75 to
.. Millinery
Another; hip; ship
ment of new
Spring
Hats '
$3.95 to $12.50
DO YOUR FEET HURT? v
Have you weak or flat feet?-. Have you corns,
calluses, injjrowins nails, warts or b-jnlonn? . .
DR. J. M. INGALLS
Foot Specialist, Registered ChiropoHiat
At the ' '
Buster Brown Shoe Store
FRIDAY and SATURDAY
March 30 and 31
FREE EXAMINATIONS ARCH SUPPbRTS "
at our ( usual moaeraie
- r J t .f
c rc ieaay ior uie : iiOK
EASTER FASHION PARADE
$49.75
McDonalds
Ladies Shoppe
Hopka lllllldlnu;
114 N. ,8th St. ;
Aronnil thn 'corner from
Forbes ' ftrafc More.
prices, in supreme
'j:;.
Gowns of Distinction
and Charm .
Frocks of gay and glorious prints,
of light woolens. In the two piece or
the one piece silhouette. In brilliant
colors or in the new dust tones. For
every daytime occasion., .
$10.00 to $29.75 ; '
Suits . ..
Sound a Smart Note
The tailored suit is of pre-eminent
Importance this Spring; Choose here
from this outstanding collection, that '
stresses suits of every type, to suit -every
taste.. . ' . ' . '
$16.75 to $39.75 ;.
-1 r
Rollins "'
Run Stop Hose
No better made.
All colors and sizes,
i Price range.
$1.00 to $1.95