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THE EVENTNCt HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS.' OREGON
Tut'mlny, April 24. 1928 ,
f'. P. AHKKW KOKI'EITS I rylng a concea'.ed weapon and
Il.tlL ton DHl NKEN'KHS the other for being drunk, 1. F.
'! ' I Askew forfeited ball la the ium
"Because ba failed to appear la jot 173. j
police court thla morning to an-J Askew waa arrested late Men-;
wer to two charges, one lor car- day afternoon on aouth Sixth
DOLLAR DAY
Saturday, April 28
A Monthly Event
street by city police officers tor
being drunk. A scorch cf hla
person found be wnt earning a
revolver which was loaded.
' INDIAN' I NAlll.K TO
PAY J'INKi
I'nablo to pay a fine of tlvqj
tor driving an automobile while
Intoxicated, Fred Captain, Indian, j
was sent to the city jail tor SO i
days thla morning by Judge Lem
Gaghagen. Captain was arrested '
late Monday afternoon on the
Pelican City road tjr Lee Craft.
Harvey Drew,-driving with Cap
tain at the time of the arrest
was charged with being drunk.
He too was unable to pay hla
tine of 125 and will serve out a
It days' sentence In the city Jail.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
I am a candidate for county
commissioner of Klamath county
on the democratic ticket In the
May primary. If nominated and
elected I will aerve the voters
and taxpayers to (he best of my
ability. 1 have served on the
county fair board the past three
years and have had considerable
experience In county affaire. Tax
payers need not suspicion that I
have pledged myself to any one
faction, but if elected will deal
fair and just with all, as I have
In the past 40 years that I have
lived In Klamath county.
K. M. HAMMOND.
A21-M18 Inc. 1
SCHOOL HONORS
AGAIN ANNEXED
BY RIVERSIDE
of the popular 1
At The Orpheus
Tan Is one
spring colors, That ought to
make AVIll llava one of our most t .s.
popular young men. The senate! I'nlversnl's long hrrnuK'd laugh
oil Investigators tunned hlra special "The Cohens and Kellys urcd roles, while In the support- i uilupllon nnd continuity. At the
plenty. tu Paris," a sequel to the f unions lug cast nro Vera tloiilou. Kulu Orpheus loiluy tor the last times.
"Cohens nnd Kelly," l now ' I'rhe, Charles IMiiuey,
nlnvhiB to nudlenees. at I he Or- nnd (luiiruilo Aslor
pheus. tleorgo HUlney mid J. Far
rell Miirlhinnld vnnet the f
Hue Carol
Wllllnm
llenudlun wlelilrd Din nioguphotie,
while Al Colin wrote Hie siory.
NEW DRESS SHIRTS
so
New Collar attached, smart dress
shirts of 7 percales and madras.
Full cut, union made by Boss.
All sizes, coat styles. Fast colors
and desirable designs.
Here is a shirt you have wished,
for at a very moderate price. So.
stock a few while they last. '
1
l aint mad at nobody""
SEE THEM IN
OUR WINDOWS
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RUGS
Special Sale on Axminister Rugs
Homecrest Rugs, made by Marshall-Field & Co., Chicago, 111.
These are High-Grade Rugs
VENETIAN SEAMLESS
Kegular Price $47.50 A( -Regular Price $62.00
Sale Price P'V si- p,v0
FLORENTINE SEAMLESS
$52
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LANG
RANGES
New colors, apple
green and sandstone.
' The Lang Ranges are
guaranteed to burn
LESS WOOD than
any other stoves. We
have all sizes, from
camp to family
Ranges.
We have - some
Special Prices on
PRINTED
LINOLEUM
PLAIN CUP AND
SAUCER
10c
COMPLETE
Lucas Furniture & Hardware
826 Main Street
Once more lllverskta uhxl
' holds honors a banner school
j for the city of Klumath Falls,
with an average attendanco of ;
98.3 for the entire month out of
, a total registration of 21S tor'
the arhool year, j
' Fremont school placed aecond '
'for the mouth with an average i
of 96.4 out of a total registrar I
tlon of 465 tor the year. Fair-1
view and Pelloan City tied for I
third place with 95.3 out of a '
total reglatraticn of 280 and 14'
for the year. Central school
showed a' percentage attendanco
of 94.7 out of a total registra
tion of 133 whllo Mills waa laat
on the list with an average of
93.9 out of 537 total registra
tion. At Central school, the
aecond low grade waa banner
room with no tnrdluea; fourth
high at Fatrvlew claimed tbia
honor: eighth high at Fremcat
and third low and fourth low
at Mills. ,
A city tota registration for the
year amounted O 1875 with
1530.3 the average number at
tending, while the dally attend
ance was 1449.9 with 1S0S re
maining at tho close of the
month. During the month 99
j tardy marks were recorded
I against students and two for the
teachers ct the achooU. '
FIND TRACE OF
, . ORGANIC LIFE
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1 formed at that uiwe have prob
j ably been erased. The grand can
I yon la one ct the tew places dia
I covered where tuoy have been
I preserved by nature la a coudl
' Hon making It relatively easy
1 to reccgnlte traces of such orga
nisms.
Whether any of tho rock for
mations in the base limestone
Investigated by Dr. White carry
traces of animal life has not
been determined but he said hi
bad found "reefs unmistakably
of algal deposition and several
other types of deposit very prob
ably cf algal origin," while molds!
'possibly of animal but surely
of organic origin." were discov
ered about the sume tlms .in a
layer of shale just .above 'thej
llmestock by G. K. Sturdevant.l
grand canyon national park natu
ralist. ... i
It la in this region, where
some of the rock formations are
estimated to date back 1.4 v0
000,000 years, that the academy, :
with the financial support of the
Carnegie corporation through the
Carnegie Institution of Washing-'
ton la establishing a permanent'
exhibit of evidenrea of pre-h's-
torlc life in their natural envir
onment. These exhibits already
cover a span of about 300,000.
000 years. . t . "
I sprng 5usyjcr)6 frocks
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THE SMARTEST VOGUE and the GREATEST VALUES
T EFRESHING, SMART STYLES in dresses of the type selected for home wear --vet
these are so distinctively fashioned they can be worn on many occasions when one prefers
not to wear a silk dress. - ,
CUSY'JANE! FROCKS are so alluring you will . $ 95
want several, and so inexpensive one does not nesi
tate to do so. The fabrics are guaranteed to retain their
rich delicate coloring. It will not be injured oy laund
ering and the patterns are unusually attractive.
T
V70MEN WHO HAVE difficulty in
finding their size in a sale will find no
such trouble in this event-we have provided
well for the larger women.
WADE OF EXCELLENT fine count
matcrials including Rumson-Kaycord-Trinlcy
suiting, etc. "The well-known Borden
fabrics predominate.
Flappers 15-1 7--19
Regular 1 to 6
SEE THIS WONDERFUL ASSORTMENT
CA9 DQNAbD'S
BadiesfffShoppo
Arouuil the corner from Firlin llrug HUire
Perfed Fit
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For sale by t TIRE EXCHANGE Red Piper, i'Th'e Tiropraktor," 624 Klamath Avenue
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