rage Six
THE EVENING HERALD, KtAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Tiipwlay, July 24, 1028
BIG TUNNEL TO
BE COMPLETED
I At The Pine Tree
T
TIME
I Two-third of mile of solid
rock iidll aoparatea (ho advance
leadings of America's longest
tunnel which la being bored thro
Karmlnoff'a Aesthetic Dame
presentations will be (he bright
I particular headlight of (he flve
iirl program ot varieties (hla
Tuesday and Wednesday at the
Pine Tree theatre.
Al and Klo Cooper atart the
Hhow oft auspiciously with their
dainty singing and artistic pic
ture offering that la a little dif
ferent and colorful lo the eye.
The Canity (ilrla Kbell and
I Ronton, with violin saxaphone
land ptann, offer a repertoire of
gn mo lasruue range in " ial, ppil.r song and musical hlta
Ington by the Great Northern . ,, ,,, , , , m8B,
railway, arcordlng to T. K. Dixon, j copllou, of crlr. Tn(( Rr
uoorliitendent of the Great Nor-j,,. ,., ,lar, nd nave won
them of Klamath Kails. fanle for lnemgcv0 u Broadway
( For a distance of more than a rcvuPg
4). lie the tunnel niuat atlll bej .., , eauty shop.. wh ,
rqught to full siie. and nearly and , Kree , , ,,,, ,,,
Ihree miles of concrete lining two , lml danrIlg ,ku ,,., of
-et In thlcknesa must be placed , ,rlbuatlon, , be,auty paror.
lefnre the tunnel la complete. jroUched In a humoroua vein.
Superhuman aa It seems. Ihei,hcre ,, p,emy ot wnolMom
iirojoct la to be completed by late ,hroughout.
full and barring unforseen con- Xs np saI, SaieMIIan. Krallk
ingvncies, iireai ionnern irains
!tll bo operating through the
ew g-mlle tunnel by (ho first
r
WOMEN KILLED
At The Liberty
WRECK
NEAR LAKEVIEW
"The Princess From Hoboken
l la tho feature picture attraction
at the Liberty theatre starting
I today. It la one of the fan I out
i moving farce comedies seen In
this city for some time and It can
also be stated that It la one of
the most elaborate production In
so far as settlugs and costumes
. i are concerned,
lunitwr-1 Tfc wm n Mw)ft mnv.
BELIEVE-FIRE
BUG AT IRK
IN THIS CITY
Two Klamath Fall lumber-, . ; A second Incendiary fire in
jacks were killed and a third ; ,n(i aUgh-provoklng way of th I M1H dHtlon. wllliln thmv blH-kai
seriously Injured In au advVniures of a pretty llttlo Irish ' Ur1- Ur"k ou' ,1;3
wreck In Lakevlew Saturday . lnwl llf tb,,k,.i, n, j,, w,o us ' p. m. Sunday. The house la own
night. I catapulted Into the shoes of n ! y fW T- T- Wutlera.
Ktrhnrd Ilurrett died In a ittiKslun princes and becomes the A garage Is built onto Ilia
l.akcv(cw hospital 30 minutes af-1 reigning aud raging calmret host- house, and tho fire had evidently
t.i. iho wiwk- John McDonald pm nf the Ilia Cltv. Her beautv ! been started III thla garage. In
died early yesterday, and Harold attracta the son of a weulthy , spite of the headway the fire had
Adams, the driver of the nia- lrlxh family and he pays ardent made, the department extinguish
chine, ts still In critical condl- ronrt to the aupposed princess, led II lie fore any damage had
linn anfrvrlna from Internal lu-' There enters upon the scene a been done to the Interior. The
Juries and terrific bruises.
r
Krans keeps hla auditors In a
Hin.mcr of amusement from start
to finish. MU roller skate bit is
all hnke ind urff fr fnr lauirhs.
The melhoda employed In the) Karminoff and hla enmnanv of
Joiistructfon of the tunnel have i fva arti8teg wllh prey , got.
insulted In new records for speedtlnt and .pproprl.te costuming.
)d tunneling, bettering by several ( Bo(h clawlc and characler glepa
j ears ume mnneis mat are two are lndulKed ln uy
miio, uiree mues snorter.
this great
are-rezation
r i wo ana one-nan years ago i qq tne
me construction forces movea in- n.
go the Cascade mountains to start
h big tunnel Job.
f The Ingenious devices have en
abled tbe construction forces lo
keep more than 1500 men con
tinuously employed In the inter
ior of the mountain. The two
Jhlrds ot a mile remaining to be
Aored through ia being attacked
fji eight different places.
2. ine. new tunnel passes nnder
screen. "Alomost Hu-
starring Vera Reynolds.
SPEECHES WILL
BE BROADCAST
NEW YORK. July 24. (IP)
The formal acceptance speeches
of Herbert Hoover and Gov. Al
fred E. Smith will be broadcast
I by the National Broadcasting
She tone of heaviest snowfall Onic0mPan-v nd associated stations,
4he Great Northern railway, and!" was. announced yesterday by M.
lll eliminate the costly strnc- H- Aylesworth. president
lures that protect the present Arrangements have been com
troute from avalanches for more I Pleted with the republican na
fchan six miles. The tunnel alsoj'lonal committee for carrying
1I1 reduce the railway's climb I Hoover's speech at Palo Alto,
ipver the Cascades by S00 feet, j Calif., August 11. on the nation
shorten the line nearly 8 miles j wide hookup and the same service
ffaa eliminate curves that are! has been offered to the demo-
rqutvalent to six complete circles.
' A picture of the tnnnel and
construction appeared In The
Evening Herald yesterday.
A fourth man. also from Klam
ath Falls, was in the car when It
wrecked, but left Lakevlow. and
Is understood to be In Klamath
Falls. Ills uamo was not learn
ed by I-akcvlew authorities.
Kaid Speeding
Adams was driving tho ma
chine, and the unidentified man
was riding in the front seat with
him; In the rear seat ot the
touring car were McDumtld and
Rarrett. It Is said that they were
driving at a high rate of speed,
on a gravel road In the Jty Uaa.
Its of Lakevlew, when the car.
renegade Ituasian prince, who resilience was vacant,
discovers that the princess Is an ' Fire department officials
Imposter and Is able to frighten
the young lady Inio despair until
she Is rescued from her preiHe
ment by the stalwart young Irish
lud.
The cant abounds In slnr per
sonnel and the beautiful and be-
be-
lleve that a pyromantc Is at work
Is the neighborhood. .
The blase was first aeeu by
nelghlmrs. who reported It. Ten
minutes before they noticed the
flames, the neighbors suit! a rar
drove up lo ihe house, aud some
witching lllanche Mchaffey as Iho one entered the building.
princess, is seen In one of her
best screen roles. Kdmund Hums,
as the young lover, la excellent
and the rest ot the cast Including
Khel Clayton, I.ou Tnllegen, Hebe
London, Will K. Walling. Charlea
McIIugJ). Aggie Herring, Charles
Crockett. Harry Ilalley. Sidney
striking loose gravel, turned over i ' "" " "' .
veri imm. fri.htfnliv rru.h-! excellent In their re pee
ing Barrett and McDonald.
All three men are well known
in Klamath county, having work
ed In the logging ramps here tor
some time. Before going to
Lakevlew the three had been
working in the logging camp of
the Big Lakes Box company.
Barrett was well known among
the loggers, and was called
"Laughing Dick" Barrett. -
I live rcles. - The cabaret scene
! with the Theo. Kosloff Imperial
I Ruaaian Dancers la superb. The
i picture was directed by Allau
; Dale, who has kept to a high
! standard of entertainment, from
. the story by Sonya Levien.
COUNCIL MEETS
cratlc committee subject to selec
tion of a date by governor Smith,
Aylesworth said.
Oakland F. G. Youna- Cn
SL Helens 115.000 parochial j will soon move into modernized
hool to be built this year. location.
n-nniiiiiiiinniiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiii
i Come to-
If OF FLIER
LIES IN STATE.
WEDNESflAY
With the arrival of hot wea
ther Ihe city fathers pull off
their coats and transact the city's
business Informally, the sessions
are short, routine business . is
dealt with quickly, and the busi
ness for the week is transacted
in short order.
According to a letter from the
city treasurer laid before the
council last night there baa
MEXICO CITY. July !4. (V.
P.) Showered with the highest
honors ot his native capital, the
body ot Capt. Emlllo Carranxa
lay in state last eight In the war
office building where It had been
placed by his fellow aviators after cumulated In the general obllga
a long funeral march through tlon bond sinking land trom tax
J the city lation and interest 170,000. and
t Escorted by cadet, of the presl-i "ddlllonal 2 0 re
sidential ,rrt. .nH i,. i , demptlon of Klamath Falls im-
T: every branch of the army, the
casket was borne on a gun cais-
Korosene was evidently used.
Fire Chief Ambrose declared.
Last Thursday at about the
same time, the home ot Mrs.
Calvin Hate was fired. Mrs.
Bates was asleep In the house
and was awakened by the smell
of kerosene aud amoko. She
leaped from bed to find her rar.
which wan parked close to Ihe
house, ln flames, and Ihe side of
the house blailng.
Police and fire officials hold
that a pyromanic la at work In
the Mills addition section ot
town. Neither fire could be
traced to grudge work, and both
were so evidently of Incendiary
origin that the only way In which
authorities can account for two
tires, at the same hour of the
night, and within three blocks
of each other, la to lay the blame
at the door of some pyromanlac
or "fire-bug."
The Walters house Is located
at 701 Division atreet, Juat three
blocks front the home of Mrs.
Bates, which Is at Z361 Recla
mation avenue.
PICTURES GIVEN
BATHING GIRLS
I son from a suburban railroad , now m,lur,ng- They are now on
As a courtesy to girls entered
Ilk fhe halhlnv twiaittv rnnlMI
ac-;. ... " . ' . .
; lti wet-s. cunuuciea uy jiri
itowrlng and hla orchestra, dur
ing the Veterans of Foreign
Wars convention, photographs
will be presented by La I'rarlu
llriilhera and Aniterann Mnfura
provement bonds held by the city;,, Klamath avenue.
aa an Investment, and which are i j Pu.,ure, of , you ,adM ,
Oiiklmid and I'oiilliic roadalera ' made, tills fiiren I I'V Duke
were taken and Ihrouiih railing , WNciil. "ul manager for Ui
at the showrooms may secure u j company.
photo. ' "
Announcement of Ihe gift wiiaFnr results use lleriild ClasaAd
Maybe llien III ' llruln rlvur
Insecla Hull have been stinging
I'resldelil Cnollilge te prenl.
delillnl innsqutlmia. The Imhi
hua gone elsewliuin tills year.
NO CHANGE IN
QUALITY NECESSARY
V OF POWER yj
same
r .
f 1 1 ' EASIER STAKT1NG.GREATER POWER
QUICKER PICKrUP.LONGERMlLEAGE
' ' No change in Richfield quality! It isn't necessary. Win
' ter or summer, you'll find that Richfield is the same
i )h powerful, instant-starting gasoline that has made it
fc-the exclusive choice of the world's greatest drivers!
station where it arrived early
j yesterday. Twenty-five thousand
school children threw flowers ln
the path of the caisson as It
moved through the crowded street
fit
DOLLAR DAY
Saturday, July 28th
EXTRAORDINARY
EXTRA SALESPEOPLE
TO WAIT ON YOU
CALIFORNIA
. Phone 1S7S 223 South Sixth St
We Truck Fresh Fruit Daily
From California
OPEN DAYAND NIGHT
; THIS WEEK SPECIAL
Watermelons, pound 2Vzc
Satsuma Plums, 3 lbs. 25c; Lug $1.50
Can your peaches this week
' Alberta3 and Hales Peaches, lug $1.20
Apples, green. 3 lbs.
for 25c
Apricots, 3 lbs. for 25c
Apricots, lug $1.50
Cooking Apples, 4 lbs.
for .....25c
Pears, 3 lbs :.25c
Grapes, 3 lbs 25c
Oranges, Sunkist,
' dozen 35c
Oranees. Sunkist,
dozen .45c
Grapefruit, 3 for 25c
Lemons, 2 dozen ....35c
Bananas. 4 lbs. for..25c
Spuds, new, 6 lbs 25c
Spuds, old. 8 lbs 25c
Turnips, bunch 5c
Cucumbers, 4 for 25c
Corn, per doz 40c
Dry Onions. 6 lbs.....25c
Eggs, dozen 37c
Celery 15c
Lettuce, 2 heads ....15c
Tomatoes, 4 lbs. for 25c
Tomatoes. 3 lbs 25c
Beans, 3 lbs. for 25c
Peas, 3 lbs -...25c
Peppers, 2 lbs. for....35c
Blackberries, 2 cups 25c
Strawberries, 2 for 35c
Cabbage. 6 lbs. for..25c
Plums, lue $1.50
Cantaloupes, 3 for....25c
gathered
death.
to pay him honor ln
deposit In the local banks at i
per cent Interest. The letter was
referred to the finance com
mittee. William Wood petitioned the
council for a permit to operate
a pool and card room at 129
South Seventh atreet. The pe
tition was referred to the police
committee.
Six property holders aent
r.
in a
LAWS WILL BE
INVF5TIP ATPn signed petition asking that an
111 V CO 1 1 LU electrlc li5ht be nt,Ued at the
Intersection ot Lookout and Ful-
(Continued trom page 1)
J. P. Kavanaugh. all of Iort
Itnd: It. A. Booth of K igene.
and Clyde Appenson of MtVlna
Mlle. "The public parts with Its
money," says the governor's let
ter to the commltteo members,
"relying on the financial sound
ness of tho institution with which
ft deals and the competency and
Integrity of Its management. Theilfuckg
public has no means ot its 3wn I trailers
where there Is a high
is a menace to mo-
ton streets,
bank that
torists.
The matter of hauling logs
through the city from the old
Fort Klamath road for the Nine
Lumber company was referred to
the street rommiltee. The logs
are brought from the forest to
the city limits, where they are
reloaded from the heavy logging
to light trucks with
. Property holders along
of verifying these matters, but the route to the mill believed this
must, and docs do business wlih would tear up the pavement, but.
such concerns relying entirely the council believed the light
upon . ful;h. The ste.u bavin? trucks would prevent this,
given Hie to these corporation" i A special meeting has been
by virtue of the chartt-rs Issued j called for Wednesday evening,
to them, is morally obgated lojwhen several matters on the new
Its citijens to give theui proper j lighting unit will be taken up.
protection to Insure that Ihe b.isl-
new will be sound, wo'l managed " A TT1 P TWVAnF
and fe for the pubi:: to deal ,fi lSZZlitL-
viih. 1 hope the commitice will BUSY STREETS
cusilir the whole subject as
rjpn icn'atlves of tbe people." (Continued from pace 1)
Tho scope of the committee's ,,... '
inquiry will Include flnince cm- " Timid attendants gathered,
panies. brokerage house, mort- ""' no"8 d""'1 WPwch the'
gage and security companies, sav- d-eyed bovine, who finally
Ings and loan, building and Han. "ashed through another window
industrial loan company. Inv..-,t-!ana fled UD ""ey
ment trust companies and bonl One panic-stricken steer was
companies. knocked down by a street car at'
The committee will meet for j Thirteenth and Main streets, but
organization Thursday. August i. Kot to Itg feet apparently unhurt;
at the offices of Carey & Kerr i aim estaueu,
In Portland.
KNOCK
v"a u ctttMsv er CAttreeeia
Shouts of motorists and sirens
of police cars added to the panic
of the fleeing Herefords as the
few pedestriana downtown scat
tered to elevated points of van-'
tage to watch the pursuit. 1
1 Police headquarters informed
' residents that officers could not !
be sent to the residence sections,'
j until the downtown streets had!
j been cleared ot the milling cat-!
tie. !
While the downtown rodeo was
at Its height an automobile col-!
ilided with a truckload of hogs,
at 39th street and Troost avenue ;
In the residence section, and the
truck overturned, freeing the
I hogs. A traffic officer and spec
tators herded the swine into a
vacant lot. :
Central Point Owners of 4000 i
acres In Hopkins rnnnl system
will form Irrigation, district.
ft
' ANNOUNCING
the GRAND OPENING of the
Bessie's Dress & Coat Shop
No. 2
-AT
103 South Seventh Street in the W. II. Poole -BIdg.
at Seventh and Main Sts. at 9 A. M.
Introductory Offer
As an introductory offer we are featuring the latest Summer
and early fall (tylet, in
I
Ladies'
$3-75
Goats and
', at these amazing prices
$12-75
Dresses
$14-75
IN PASTEL SHADES AS WELL AS BLACK, BROWN, AND
BLUES IN SILKS, SATINS, GEORGETTES, CHIFFONS
AND FLAT CREPES.
Its utterly impossible for us to describe to you the quality as well as the styles of these
dresses as they are too beautiful for words.
All we ask of the ladies of Klamath Falls is to come in and look at these beautiful gar
ments end see for themselves as to whether the styles and quality as well as the prices has ever
been offered before in Klamath Falls or anywhere else.
WE ARE HERE TO STAY AND WANT TO MAKE A NEW CUSTOMER
OF EVERY MATRON AND MISS IN THIS BEAUTIFUL CITY.
There are over 600 of these Dresses to choose from. Sizes 14 to 48.
Bessie's Dress & Coat Shop No. 2
103 South Seventh Street
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