The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 25, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textt Page 5ft TTTE EVENING HERAIX), KLAMATH FALLS, OftEflON WoriiH'mlny; July 2,r, 1023 PREDICTS GOOD WEATHER FOR V NIGHT OF FIGHT ' NEW YOIIK. July :S m The bllffht of rain and mlnerahle Weather that but nun over lha outdoor boxing aeason here aeem ad banlnhed today an Tex Kick ard tinkered with final detalla for the laxlnit of (icne Tun tiey'a heavyweight title defence analniil Tom lleeney la Yankee Stadium tomorrow night. AMERICAN ACE IS REINSTATED PAWS. July 25. (AD An nouncement of the relnataieiuent of Rill Tllden at a member of the Davit Cup Team and an nouncement that he will play tn the challenge round against France van made today at the headquarters of the American team following the return of BRIEF NEWS OF KLAMATH Shu la confined at her daughter. Mr, nice. the Iioiiiii of K. W. Van-1 TORSO OF MAN FOUND IN RIVER ! I'OHTI.AN'I). Ore., P.) The tin no of for Economical TramportotJom r - -a July S5. (A. ( an uiildeull-! the . following President Kamtiel H. riUnm nf ' The weather bureau which hat :th. ,T s u T A rom ,jOnd0n nan noming nut ooieiui mean- i Collom Issued age) for niont promoters thla atim-'.-..,. m.;r cheered Teg with a report I .., respon!le to ,he mMt ,lr. Ik let would be clear with tlie l , ..,. ... ,h VM..h i jTennis association that we should nnt Hunriva !.'.-.,,.. trom the lower priced teat aet- ' , ,,,., , .. of the greatest players of the i world In competition I hare de cided to assume the responsibil ity r . . i i-i ... . I,...-.. . . A-i.i..,...h .h. :P,ar Tilden on the Davit ticket aale hat picked up In the last two dayt there seems Utile probability that the "gate" will hit $1,000,001). threatening Rlck ard with hla flrt financial fail ure in almost 20 yeart of champ ionship fight promotion. Mtachlt'm Hila lwr Henry Nitachelin of the Mon arch Service tttalltm nti Htvlh atreet narrowly eacaned aerloua nu,n w r"""1 '" w"" I Injuries on Monday when he waa lamelto river today by Jack Hob- . driving home from Jenny Creek erta, watvhnian. nie Heather Ashland-Klamath Kali. T M , , . ,.,..- The Cycla-Stormagraph at l'n- hlltw.y. HI, car .truck deer , '' " '"! , , ' " derwood . Pharmacy shows that , whlch darted from the wooda. ollly ' barometric ronditlona have not 1 i.u.klly the bumper atruck the w,er for ,r""1 months to changed greatly since last re- j dw.r pushing It to the aide of the ,5"'"- . ... port. Continued waYm weather ; ,.i u ... .ii,i,hv ini,,! in' 'u ntaraa ot violence were via la Indicated which may be mod-1 . crash 1 Ihle. a thunderstorm this air . a bit cooler for the battle. In an effort to salvage something Hons In lha Yankee Stadium. I where the aale has been particu larly disappointing, Rirkard to day offered 7.000 seats In the erated by evening. Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair and warm. The Tycoa recording thermo meter registered maximum and minimum temperatures today treading taken at noon). High 100 temperature yesterday wlln imiv,., nd friends. team. . I (Mgned) "Samuel H. Collom High was 9. Relative humidity today 1$. cup This is extremely low and makes the fire haiard very dangerous. VlsltlnK From California VKTKIWS INKH. Mr. and Mrs. C. 1. Walter of ATLANTA, (la., July 25. (I P) Monterey. California, have ar- l.orenio Dow tlrnco, who clalm rived in the city with their chll- d to be 114 year ot age and dren for a visit at the home of (he oldest living Confederate vet Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Walters, eran. died at the Confedemle narenla of Mr. Waller. Thev Soldlera Hume here yesterday ow 70 I plan to visit here for aome lima from paralysis. " Mrs. Winfrey Taken Home TRAIN WRECKED I Friends of W. Winfrey, wife THRFF II 1 Pn'ot "rt" Winfrey, candidate for , Long HOT AT PENDLETON i rEXDLETO.V. Ore.. July 23. gp) Pendleton sweltered yester day with 112, degress maximum. l)ie hottest since, 112. when the nark vn equaled. .' Arlington reported official tem perature ot 114. For Rent Completely furnished three - room apart ment; well lighted, nicely furnished, very convenient. Slater Investment Co. 115 S. 7th St Ph. 688 OTTAWA. Out., July 25. OP) Three men were known to have been killed as well as many horse when a Canadian Pacific special train carrying Ihe 22nd regiment of Quebec and St. John's One r-.il H.I with - rM;h ,-.;.. at Sand Point, aome 60 mile!l '""ily home for some time west of ehere. The 22nd Is a permanent regi ment going to Pelawawa for its annual training. Of the dead, who have been Identified as Chil lian and Gordon, both of St. Johns. The collision took place early this morning. VMiing From t hehnlls Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Long and family of Chehalls, Wash., and Mrs. A. A. Orove of Olympla Wash. ot Mr. and ,Mrs. C. It. Orove. Mr. Is a aiaier of Mr. Grove and Mrs. A mot her. sheriff on the democratic ticket, will be pleased to learn she baa left the Klamath Valley hospital and is able to have visitor at ; Marrinl This Morning the famjly home. 1510 Lookout, j Seward E. Doula and Ella While Improving from a serious Clarke, both of Oakland. Callfor major operation. Mr. Winfrey na, were married thla morning FLY-TOX PRE VENTS BIG LOSS Molhs lay eggs. Tho eggs hatch out larvae and the lurvu blun-kllls moths and moth larvae. It also destroys the eggs. Fly-Tux Is are visiting at the home r women, cimnn.g. t, I'u.'ini.-l ... r II - I Ul A. Grove la hla stainless. Safe. sure. It la the sci entific lllaerllf Ido developed all Mellon Institute of Industrial Ho-! search by Rex Fellowship. Every bottle guaranteed. I will have to remain in bed at the She waa operated upon a week ago j today at the Klamath Valley hot-! pital. I by Justice Harnea. of the Peace W. at. rn. ooo DANCE To Let Sailing's 8-piece Orchestra by the light of the real moon! SATURDAY NITE July 28th 'til 3:30 MALIN Remains Taken North ! The remains of Mr. Lydla Sex ton, mother of Frank Sexton of I this city, will be taken north on ; this evening train to Chehalis. I Washington, where the last rites will be held. The aged lady will be laid lo rest beside her hus band. George, who phased away several year ago. Final arrange ment were made by Ihe Earl : Wbillock Funerul Home. From Merrill Mr. and Mr. Dan Murphy ot Merrill, are transacting busineaa In Ihe city today. Davis Kroiii Murrlll C. S. Davia of Merrill I In the rlty on business toduy. FUNERAL NOTICES Dinner at F.iiiniit Home - Judge and Mrs. R. A. Emmltt are entertaining at a dinner party this evening In courtesy lo Mr. ; .he and Mr. W. T. Shive. former residents of this city, who are visiting here with relatives and friends from their home In California. June I'mtton Funeral services for the lute June Preston, were held Wednes day afternoon at 2 o'clock at Williamson River church. M rrr M M 11 Htttl 4t4- HIHIttUtH i Come to- DOLLAR DAY Saturday, July 28th EXTRAORDINARY EXTRA SALESPEOPLE TO WAIT ON YOU Tingle) InvliiK Mr. and Mrs. W. Tingley will leave tomorrow for Portland, Ta J coma, Seattle and other northern point on a two week's vacation. J. Mr. Tingley Is connected with the ' reclamation service. They are J making the trip north by motor. ' i t Mr. Dennis Left Bruce Denis, accompanied by his sen. Jack, left by motor Ihi morning for Eugene and Port land where Ihey will apend sev eral days. At Portland they will be joined by Mrs. Dennis who la visiting with friends. ficiating. Interment was made with Rev. D. C. Polndexter of In the family plot in the Wilson cemetery. Arrangements were under Ihe direction of the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home. noMK.u-io ut:!t.i Frelnds are respectfully invited t attend the funeral service fr the late Ronifacio Loera. to be held Thursday afternoon 4 at the Sari Whitlock Funeral Home. Pine avenue at Sixth. Interment will be made In Linkville cemetery. COMING!! Jennings Tent Show OXK WKKK STARTING Thursday Night, July SU KLAMATH FA 1.1.8 All New I'lnys Nothing Re peated that Was I'M-1 LmmI Nprioit Thur. Frl. . , Knt. . 8un. . Mon. , Tile. Wnl . . I'IKMilttX , . "t'he.lilig Women" . "So This Is Alaska" . "A Fool for Luck" , "Kauai tafira Weat1 . . . . "Flyinic Hoots" "llunhawl HuMor "She, Couldn't Huy No" Tent I.ocntcl on N. Hlvth St. Every I-ady attending the show Thunulay nljcht to are Cheat ing Women" will be Riven a LADIES' FREE ticket to are "Mo Thla 1 Aljuka." ON FRIDAY NIGHT Door' Open T:ilo Start, II: in PRICES: -JOc tor children; one for Adulia No Reserved Hrata Not Carnival, Circus or Mntlo This Car has been carefully checked and recon ditioned where necessary V Motor v Radiator vRear Axle V Transmission v Starting V Lighting V Ignition VBattery vTircs v Upholstery vTop v Fenders v Finish Courteous Attention and Highest Dollar-for-Dollar Value 192(5 Chevrolet Roadster : $295 11)27 Chevrolet Conch $550 ll2(i Oltlsmobile Coach $495 192(5 Dotljre Special Coupe $550 192(5 Star Six Coach $495 192(5 Star Coupster $395 192(5 Chevrolet Coach $385 1921 Dodge Tourini? $265 1921 Ford Roadster $100 192:5 Chevrolet TourinK $ 95 192(5 Chevrolet Coupe $345 Come and inipect our new and up-to-date INCLOSED USED CAR LOT Locke Mote Co. New Up-to-date Used Car Lot, Next to CHEVROLET GARAGE 602 So. 6th St. ,y? iAi.. tW aa X2. For remilta ua Herald Clan Ad CanipbcU's In New Home 1 Mr. and Mr. Paul Campbell , hare moved Into their lovely new home in the Hot Springs addition which was just recently completed. 4 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiHiiiiiiit Mr. Hickman Returning Mrs. Roy Hickman will resume her duties at Moe's store on Sat urday, after a two week'a vaca tion spent at Seaside and In Portland. CALIFORNIA Phone 1575 223 South Sixth St, We Triick Fresh Fruit Daily From California OPEN DAYAND NIGHT THIS WEEK SPECIAL Watermelons, pound 2Y2c Satsuma Plums, 3 lbs. 25c; Lug $1.50 Can your peaches this week Albertas and Hales Peaches, lug $1.20 Apples, creen. 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 Cabbaee. 6 lbs. for..25c Plums, lue $1.50 Cantaloupes, 3 for....25c Ellftworth Visited Hei Harris Ellsworth, field secre tary of the Oregon Editorial as sociation, visiting various news paper plants throughout Oregon, visited in the city on Monday. Schneider In City JOSKPII FRANK KI.AI1ZIBA Joseph Frank Klabzuba. hus band of Jennie Klabzuba. passed away suddenly in tkis city Tues day afternoon at 3:45 o'clock, death resulting from accidental Injuries, tn addition to his wife he Is survived by two daughters, lona May, rged J years," and De-1 lia Joy, aged 4 months; his par zuba; a brother, Charles E. Klab ent. Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Klab-' zuba, and a sister. Agnes Klab-1 zuba. ! He was born at Prague, Okla., 1 and aged 25 years at Ihe time of i bis pausing. The remains are in care of the Earl Whitlock Fu-j neral Home, Pine avenue at Sixth. Announcement of funeral : arrangements will be made later, i MAN BULL DOGS j ENRAGED STEER i (Continued from page One) He grasped the animal's horns. An out of town business visitor but after being thrown and beat- here today is F. L. Schneider of en about the barnyard for aome ' Medford. Mr. Schneider Is at the time, cama to the conclusion that Hotel Hall while here. if his wife was not going to col- . lect on his Insurance, he would From Altura have to change hi tactics. So he Paul (arisen of Altura. Call- took a fresh hold on the bull's fornia, is in the city today,' He horns and a man's lze hold with Is at the Hotel Wlllard. Mr. Mctrnlf I'nimprovcd The condition of Mr. Chri tlntf Metcalf remains unchanged. Klamath Printing Company Printing as you want it, when you want it. 522 Klamath Ave. DANCERS THE VARSITY DRAG is being taught EVA BENSON DANCING ACADEMY Valley Hotel I hi teeth on the brute' none. 'with a final denperate effort he Imanaged to throw the bull and I dlnentangling himself, raced the forty feet that separated him from the feme and leaped over JUBt as the bull plunged into the' fence a fraction of a second later. , Other than cutting his hand on the barbed wire fence, and being : exhausted, Mr. Uouley came out of the struggle in good shape. His coat and hat he abandoned to the animal, I I ATTKMPT SEW IIOAT ItF.COltl) j WASIIINCITON, July 25. (U. j P.) An attempt to establish a new water speed record from Fernandina, Fla., to New York In a 42-foot cabin beat will be made by Frank P. Hucklns of Jacksonville, starting August 8, the coast guard is advised. Nervous Woman, 58, : Gets Big Surprise "After a year of nervous trou ble life is worth living again. At my age, 68, results from Vlnol are surprising!" Emma Bryant. Vlnol I a compound of Iron,: phosphate, cod liver peptone, etc. . The very FIKHT bottlo make you Bleep better and have a 111(1 an-i petite. Nervous, eaully tired peo ple are surprised how (Jt'U'K the iron, phosphates, etc., give new life and pep. Vlnol tastes delicious. Whitman Drug Co, 3C The Oregon Woolen Stores Gigantic Liquidation of their entire Lakeview Store's Stock still continues. We must get rid of this tremendous stock of high grade merchandise quickly. We can't afford to carry two complete stocks in one store we must unload and if ridiculously low prices mean anvthinr w will succeed. Read below the tremendous Reductions and remember these prices are on new and complete stock. . MEN'S ALL-WOOL SUITS Regular $35 and $40 values while they last, $19.49 HART SCHAFFNER & MARX and other High Grade Suit while they last, $27.49 Bergman Logger Van Hetuen and 50c Canvai Gloves Shoes Grayco Collars Wide Web Garters 9C $16.50 values $5.85 3c 24c Men's White $2.25 Heavy Striped $1.50 $2.50 Boys' Handkerchiefs Overalls Union Suits Riding Breeches 9c $1,69 95c " 98c 25c Values 50c Leather Palm $1.00 Fine Lisle Socks Canvas Gloves Shirts and Drawers 50c Bow Ties 9c 24c 49c 39c A BIG 49c BARGAIN TABLE Contains bargains galore in shirts, pants, and other articles of men's wearing apparel. Every item worth far more! $5.00 Work Shoes $6.00 Work Shoes . $6.50 Dre. Shoes 4$7.50 Dress Shoe. and Oxfords , and Oxfords $2.95 $3.95 $3.95 1 $495 $1.25 WORK SHIRTS 89c EXTRA SPECIAL! $6 WOOL CAMP BLANKETS Double and full size while they last, $3.98 -'STRAW HATS ' 49c- I $6.50 Dress Hats $3.50 Coveralls Union Made Overalls $3.00 Dress Cans S3'85 1 . We , $1.95 $3.50 $3.00 Fine Grey Flannel Pants ' Moleskin Pants Work Pants to $10.00 values $5.00 Dress Hats $2.69 $1.95 $3.95 and $4.95 $2.95 SAVE! SAVE! AT THE SAVE! Always the Best Oregon Woolen Store 8th and Main Streets We Sell for Less 3E ... S.