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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday. June 13, 1028
Activities of
Survey Crews
Very Apparent
The pot light of local Interest
In railroad development bat
shifted momentarily from Klam
ath county projects to northern
California, where. It was rumor
ed Tueaday, the Southern Pacific
II carefully laying the foundation
for an effective blockade against
entrance of the Great Northern
Into the rich bay region of the
southern state.
First definite word that the
Southern Pacific has begun sur
veys for the proposed line which
would serve. It la believed, as a
barrier to an encroaching north
ern line, reached here Tuesday
with the return of Earl Shepherd
and Andrew Collier, local busi
ness men, from a trip through
the region where the S. P. is
now mapping ita new railroad.
Line of the survey now being
made by 8. P. engineers extends
from Bartle, near Mt. Shasta.
east to Lookout, point only 60
miles from Alturaa, eastern ter
minus of the projected Modoc
Northern, whose construction Is
at much major Importance
Klamath rails.
The survey runs In the gen
eral direction of W estwood. cen-;
ter of a railroad fight now being
waged In California with the
Southern Pacific opposing the
plan of the Western Pacific to
construct a line from Westwood
south to a connection with iu
main line. -
. Considerable excitement is ap
parent In Alturaa at present over
the survey, the local men report
ed, because It Is felt that con
struction of a line to Lookout
would give the 8. P. excellent
advantage In building up the Pitt
river, through a rich timber re
gion and toward Alturaa, with a
possible view toward extension
oa to Alturaa In the future.
Reason for the Bartle-Lookout
line Is found In the fact that It
would allow the Southern Pacific
COPCO PHANTOM
MAID AROUSES
MUCH INTEREST
At The Pine Tree
The five-act bill now at the
Pine Tree theatre gives more
It Is expected that every house
wife In this community will be
Interested In the announcement
of the "Phantom Maid" electric
range campaign which appears
elsewhere In this paper. Never
before has a modern automatic
electric range been sold on such
liberal terms and It la predicted
that many local homes will soon
be equipped with electric ranges
aa a result of the Copco offer.
This electric range campaign
is especially opportune just now,
coming aa it does Just at the
beginning of the hot cummer sea
son when a cool, comfortable
kitchen is greatly desired. Full
details concerning this unusual
offer will be found In the Copco
advertisement In this paper.
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FLAG DAY WILL
BE CELEBRATED !
BY K. F. ELKS
genuine entertainment than any
other aggregation In the pant
year.
In "Twists and Turns, "Lareno
Indulges In soma difficult stunts.
This agile young fellow neatly
dressed presents several pedestal
tricks that are unusual In their
conception.
Tip Top Tunes introduces Nlttl
and Girlie, who play accortleon,
saxophone and violin. Both are
young and their music la of the 'on a program chockful of good
poppr variety that la the mgjthlugs.
blend. - I F,ur Rr' '" "' nrt
Angus and Searle presenting ! d'"" nd one mor ma '"""
.. ... . . after the comedy end of the art
"Four of a Mnd." a comedy aklt , tno Mmor9 ,, Mimr. reru.
unique In Its way, aa It offora pretty costuming, plenty of rtiap
two seta of twins In specially ! and some up-to-date hits from
written story replete with com
edy aud laughable situations.
The story la by the well-known
legitimate atar, Maude Fulton,
and there la not a dull moment
from start to finish.
Ily Lewis, a versatile eomedl-
I At The Liberty I
musical romvdy make this mile-
a-mlnute revue something to be
remembered.
On thtt arrMtn. tliilnMH r.i.
lello Is uresenled In "A Million ! nd M1" rl' portrayal Is
O." Henry would have loved to
draw a character like "Hlmple
81s," the wistful and unconscious
ly amusing laundry girl. In the
picture of the skme name, which
la at the Liberty theatre today.
Thousands of girls like Sis exist,
Uld."
so glowingly human, so luijlcrous
and yet so pathetic that It ; do-
rervos to rank among the very
Sometimes a politician who per
an wnn an manner of tricks to slats In sitting ou the fence gels great rharacterliailona of the
entertain, la another bright spot , the gale. 'screen. Clyde Cook, aa the dif
fident lover, t (he.last word , III
rough-neck comedy.
Swimi and Runt, Nerv
ous Man Going 9 Lbs.
''I swim and run much hetlxr
now tlinii I evur tumid, due to
Vlllol. Nervousness Is gone, and
I gullied pounds."--Alfred Malo.
Vluol la a delicious compound
nf cod liver peptoiiu. Iron, etc.
, Nervous, easily tired, anemic peo
I pie are surprised how Vluol gives
new pop, sound sleep and a UK)
appi'tiie. The very KIKKT hot
! tie often adds suvorul pounds
weight to thin children or adults,
I Tastes delicious. Whitman Drug
I Company.
ONE KILLED IN
SEVERE STRIKE
ATIIKNH. Greece. June IS. (J'j
Unions rioting In which one
person was killed mid several
wounded occurred today at thu
Kavnla headquarters nf I ho Am
erican Tolmcio company where
workers aro on strike.
The strikers stoned the 'gun
demies and aoldlors. Shots wore
exchanged and thu rnaiinltle re
suited, Tho goviirumniit took
measures to restore order.
For resulia use Herald Clasa Ada.
ba
in conformance with an annual j
custom, the local Elks lodge will '
observe Flag Day with patriotic i
to rites la the Elks temple Thu re-,
day evening at 8 o'clock.
The public is cordially Invited ;
I to attend the ceremony and all
members of the fraternity are
urged to be present. With the
Elks, observance of Flag Day Is
compulsory through mandate of
the grand lodge.
Tomorrow evening's program
will be brief. Among others con
tributing to the commemoration
will be tho Bowrlng band and
the Kiwanls quartet.
HUSBAND HELD
ON CHARGE OF
SLAYING WIFE
ASTORIA. Ore.. June 1J. VP)
Frank Hathaway, fisherman
land, fish buyer, aged about 60.
jwaa recovering In a hospital here
today from two superficial bul-
to point out to the I.C.C. that ; let wounds In the chest, inflicted
this territory was already served,
In the event the G. N. should ask
permission to extend southward
through the region, bent
reaching San Francisco.
" Another reason for the prsject
Is aald to lie In the plans of the
McCloud Lumber company to es
tablish a camp of 600 men on
the Pitt river watershed-. It miles
from Lookout, within 60 days.
Timber from this operation, com
bined with the fact that another
extension would bring the South
ern Pacific within easy distance
of the vast Pickering holdings, is
held up as an Inducement for
construction of the line, as well
as for extension op thr Pitt to
ward Alturaa.
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Lineman Hurt
In Long Fall
Falling 20 feet from a power
pole which he was climbing
: Tuesday, J. A. Jo I ley. lineman
for the California-Oregon Power
. company, suffered undetermined
. Injuries to hla back, and waa
knocked temporarily unconscious
, by the force of the fall,
t The accident occurred nine
miles from Klamath Falls on
The Dallea California highway.
Jolley'a fellow linemen rushed
to bis assistance, hailed a pass
ing car and rushed him to a local
hospital, where he regained con
sciousness. . None of the other members of
the crew happened to be watch
ing Jolley at the moment of bis
fall, and the dazed man conld
give no account of what hap
pened. Jolley was reported to be rest
ing easily at an early hour this
morning by hospital attendants.
' The extent of hla Injuries
could not be exactly determined.
It waa aald, but they are not
thought to be serious.
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SPAN TO LOWER
RUNNING TIME
OF FAST TRAIN
by himself . after he had shot to
death his wife, aged about 30,
following a quarrel at their home
on 'on the John Day river, about
five miles from Astoria.
Coroner E. B. Hughes, plans
to hold an Inquest today. He
said Hathaway declared his wife
bad been nagging him and his
nerves were unstrung. Hughes
said Hathaway had lived for
many years on the John Day
river and that his wife waa an
Indian girl from Dahlia, Wash.
They have four children ranging
in age from two to nine years.
Give Your, Hair a Chance
By Edna Wallace Hopper
Tour hair has a really Import
ant role In the scheme of attract
ing. It can be glowing, It can be
dull. It can be alive with high
lights or it can be continually
stifled and colorless.
See for your
self what a
happy lnflu
e n c e cleanli
ness Is. I wash
my hair once a
week with the
best shampoo I
have been able
to find. It
kleanaes so
t h o r o u g hly I
that the hair
f o 1 1 1 cles are :
free to func
tion as they
normally
should. This brings out the
natural coloring, which is most
harmonious and flattering to
fuur roni.VAjun. i
You can get my Fruity fibam-1
poo at any toilet counter. The
price is 60 cents.
EasWikalbiw
as she I fcatsdsr
With the completion of the
proposed railroad bridge over
Sulsun bay In the 8an Francisco
region, a Southern. Pacific pro
ject which will cost more than
$10,000,000, nearly an hour will
be cut from the Portland-San
Francisco schedule of the crack
Cascade limited.
. This la according to A. S.
Itosenbaum, southern Oregon
representative of the Southern
Pacific, who received formal an
nouncement of the costly new
Viaduct Tuesday.
The bridge, which Is' to be
slightly more than a mile In
lungth, will allow the Southern
Pacific to abandon Its train ferry
stoamers and the ferry slips at
Porta Costa and Benlcla, thus
giving a more dignified approach
by rail to San Francisco.
In addition to speeding up pas
aenger schedules, freight time
will be cut from two to tour
hours between Portlund and the
bay region aa a result of the
bridge, Boaenbaum stated. Two
year will be required to com
plete the project.
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Done
Painlessly
By Improved methods I am
able to do more careful, sat
isfactory work. My charges
are exceptionally low for
high class dentistry.
Have Your
Teeth Examined
Regularly
S'o noed to delay any longer.
Come and be convinced that
you get a dental sorvlce
second to nnne in quality
st prices that tire lowest for
lrst-cluss work.
PORTLAND
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Thursday, Friday
and Saturday
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We have made great preparation for this
wonderful Home Beautiful Week. There
are many recent arrivals in Drapery Dam
ask, Cretonnes, Curtain Nets, Panel Cur
tains, etc., besides those in regular stock.
Just a look at the stimulating patterns will
cause you to conjure up visions of the de
lightful manner in which you can beautify
your home.
IpEK
I Hi
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Puritan Checked $1.85
Monks Cloth,, yd. A
60 inches wide and is very heavy weight, mak
ing it especially suitable fur couch covers or
for auto Heats. The checks are in modern
istic design.
Plain Colored ,
Monks Cloth, yd.
89
Comes in 50-inch width, heavy weave; can bo
used for a variety of useful things, such aa
cushions couch covers or to cover auto seats!
EXTRA SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS for THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY
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The Illustrations Will Point Out Different
Methods Employed in Using Draperies
50-Inch Brocaded
Drapery Damask j
$2.25 Value , "
$1-69 yd.
There are seven' different pat
terns from which to choose; also
a 50-inch Brocaded Band Taf
feta; shades of blue and gold,
rose and gold, etc. All are ab
solutely sun fast. '
50-Inch Drapery
Damask Special
$1-49 yd.
Very smart reversible brocaded
"pattern in a bevy of beautiful
shades to pick from. - Gay and
subdued colors, all can be had
in this beautiful material. ''
36-Inch Drapery
Damask
98
Comes in Rayon mixtures with
umber stripes and brocaded de
signs. This ' material has been
radically reduced to a close-out
price.
I
ft VUiOftlxMlb 1 1
I
5 tiii n "
tft iiLLJL ? v
Colonial
Cretonnes
69
yd.
In a wonderful variety of patterns
for every good taste. Useful for
drapes, covers, pillows, aprons, kid
dies' frocks or smocks for the grown
ups. ,
5-Piece Ruffled
Curtain Sets
$2.50 Value
$.95
Very ne arrivals, and very
beautiful. They have a white
ground with either blue or rose
borders. A lovely 5-piece set.
NEW BURLAP
25.
Reversible
Terry Cloth
69 yd.
This lovely 50-inch Terry Cloth
comes in large designs with brilliant
colors, and is exceptional value at
this very low price.
Krinkle Weave
Rayon Drapery
95c yd.
Yellow ' and orchid is the color
scheme of this material; 36 inches
in width. Lends itself admirably
to cither drapery or bedspread.
5-Piece Ruffled
Curtain Sets
$5.50 Value
$3.95
Lovely ruffled curtains tie
backs and valance included. Will '.
beautify any bedroom or' dining
room, and the color scheme is
beautiful, ,
yd.
SHORT LENGTHS
CURTAIN NETS
35c to 75c values ,..
lengths I to 10 yards
Price
In brown, green an ldark red shades, suitable for for floor
coverings, walls, box covers, etc. Very closely woven and
is 36 inches wide. '
Silkoline and Comfort
Coverings Special
19c yd.
There are so many pretty pattern
from which to make a selection; .
flowered and figured materials at an ,
extremely low price.
Very Fine Stock ' ;
. of Fringes
We have a most complete stock
of drapery fringes, in almost ''
every desirable shade, such as'
gold, silver, blue, tan, brown,
umber, and many other desir
able shades. Ask for fringes to
match your drapcriesi
Sunfast' Duck Weave
Awning Stripes
50c vd.
This material comes In 32-inch width, and can be had In
shades of brown with green stripes, . Popular for shades
J., . .1 ... ,
and auto seat covers. ' - .
SHORT LENGTHS
IN CRETONNES
Beautiful patterns J PflPO
lengths to 10 yards 2 lILc
! TRUTH IN ADVERTISING
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