Friday. July 27, 1028
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKECON
Pag Ti
en
OPERATION WILL
' BE PERFORMED
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LOS ANOI.KS..July JT(Vr)
Helen ee will attempt to reclaim
Johnnie Hawkins, former I'nlver
(Ity of Bouincrn California star
athlete, awaiting trial on Jl
' count ot burglary.
A delicate operation upon hit
brain will be performed by Dr.
Cecil Reynold, the noted hraln
specialist. It was Indicated Wed
nesday when counsel for Haw
kins appeared in court -to ask
pontnonement of the cane.
Pressure on the brain, suppos
edly received In an accident whllo
playing football, SVus blamed .for
the kleptomania which allegodly
caused the youth to steel Hda
valued to f liiu.OOU.
Al Smith probably will be" the'
neit president. If he gets the rote ;
of the aolid Smith.
SPRAGUE
RIVER
! At The Pin Tree
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SITES FOB SALE
Connolly Brothers
- MEN'S STORE '
M I
Ity Time for That
Hew Fall Hat
And Here's the Place to Get It
Smart new Blocks to top the fall outfit
the narrower brims, the sharper pitch; new
welt styles, new snaps in the favored new
shades of pearl, cinnamon, brown and other
tones. .
$1.50 $2.50 $4.95 $6.00
Connolly Brothers
' "l MEN'S STORE
914 Main St, at the intersection of Tenth
Klamath Falls, Oregon ,
Announcement of the opening
of the ihriviUK ' city of Spragiie
Itlver waa made today by the
Walton, Wright To., reoltora ot
thla city. A new t'ract'office waa
completed yeaterdny. Iota have
been staked out aud recorded,
and the finishing toucbea are be
ing completed on a J 13,000 city
water system. 1
Sprague Hirer originated about
five years age when lien Wolford
of the Wolford & Waun store at
Sprague Kiver. picked that apol
as the renter of activities for the
future, lie did not have long to
wait, - because the Campbell,
Towle Lumber Co, of Osllkoxh.
Wis., erected a mill a short time
later, and bar since added a
planing mill. The little city ha
grown continually, until now It
bus several established businesses.
The city has been well planned
and lnld dut for future growth,
the two main streets belug SO
feet In width and the balance of
the streets 60 feet. Water mains
and fire hydrants have been In
stalled In the main business dis
trict and residential district.
The new highway from Chllo
quin to a point on the Lakevlew
Klumath Kails highway about six
wiles west of Realty runs di
rectly through the city on one of
the main 80-foot streets.
Sprague River is destined to he
the center of all lumber activi
ties, being surrounded, by an Im
mense aland of virgin timber
that Is owned by large concerns
and small private holdings. Chll
oqtjln is the center of lumber and
logging activities, even while
Kirk is really rloser to the real
work. The same will -be trtre-of
Spragne Hirer.
Judge Fabath of Chicago re
fused to allow testimony In an
actress' divorce suit to be made
public lest Chicago "become a
Reno for actresses." Chicago
has just got to guard ber fair
name.
Ceorge Bancroft, who recently
wtpl triumphantly to stardom
through bla work In the aensu
tlonnl drama, "Cuderworld," has
achieved an equally powerful
chaiacterlrtttlon In "Tito Show
down." at tho Pino Tree theatre
today.
Realising, that llancrntt had
created a definite niche for Jilin
self In the hearts of theatfe audi
ences. Paramount set out to flud
a new story for the player which
would give scope for the tremen
dous vitality he exhibited In "Un
derworld," "The l'ony Kxpress,"
"Old Ironsides" and "The Rough
Riders." tn the new picture, "The
Showdown," they found a char
acter exactly suited to the star.
As a wandering oll-dt'lller seek
ing fortune In the oil fields of
Tatnplco, Hitucroft hua glreu a
convincing portrayal which sur
passes In strength and realism
even that of "Hull Veed"l n "l'n
derworld." "The Showdown" Is the story
of a ntau whose footsteps have
been dogged by spies from
wealthy oil companies and who
has seen success snatched from
his grasp time after time hy these
scheming .interests. When, at
length, he has outwitted them
and is about to reap the reward
ot his toll, there comes a teat of
courage' and honor nuch as have
never confronted him before. His
method of answering this tost
makes one ot the most dramatic
stories which haa over been
filmed. .
Heading the cast supporting
Bancroft are Kvelyn lirent. Nell
Hamilton, Fred Ko tiler, Arnold
Kent aud Leslie Kenton.
DEATH DRIVER
. WILL BE HELD
Charges of luvolutitury limn
j slaughter will imihahly be filed
against Unsold Admits by Lake
i view authorities, It was learned
llust night. v
Adams wan the driver of the
car which last Saturday turned
over In Ijikevlew, Inflicting In
juries on Joint Mcllouald and
Itlchnrd Pnrrett, which resulted
in their deal lis. '
I.nkevlevy authorities lust night
said that they Intended ' flllug
charges, ami It was believed tluit
Involuntary manslaughter would
be the charge, but nothing definite-
was announced by police or
the district attorney's office,
The move, It win suld author
itatively, will be made us au at.
tempt to curb reckless driving
in ii nd around Uikevlew.
Adams was seriously- Injured,
but is said to be Improving In a
Lakeriew hospital.
DANCE v
At Ft Klamath
SATURDAY, 28th
Jlencrit of 8kl Club
Music by
CTUTER LAKK VAGABONDS
Cool Hall & Hot Music
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We Thank You
To the buying public of Klamath county' we
wish to express our appreciation for the won
derful reception given us on our opening day.
We are here to stay and it is our aim to give
to the ladies of this city a selection of gar
ments that cannot be equalled in materials,
styles ajid prices. i " .
INTRODUCTORY OFFER
.j - . for a. . . - -Saturday
Special '
we have" just received 20 dresses in light
silks for Summer wear" to'' sell at
the amazing price of
$g.75
along with our regular line of $8.75, $12.75
$14.75. How can they do it is what the
ladies of Klamath Falls are savinir about
nnr wnnrlpffnl Tnpririnnr1iao at tVioao rriroa
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FALL DRESSES and COATS
;! Arriving Daily
Whether you are prepared to, buy now or not, we extend
f to you a. cordial invitation to inspect our stock of
Fall dresses and coats. If you. desire to select a Fall
garment at this time you may place a small deposit
and we will be pleased to hold the garment for you-
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Bessie's
DRESS and COAT SHOP No. 2
i . 103 South Seventh Street ' '
At The Liberty I
i Tonight Is your la.it chance to
witness ono of Ibe nreateat and
funniest comedies of the year,
"We're In the Navy Now," fea
turing four of the screen's great
est laugh makers, Wallace Henry.
Raymond llatton. Chester Conk
lln and Tom Kennedy.
. Sparkling, humorous situation
worked through a logical and
highly Interesting story spiced
with an appealing love theme,
mnke this picture refreshingly
different from the ordinary
screen comedy features.
LAKEVIEW HALL
RAZED BY FIRE
LAKEVIEW, Ore.. July 27.
(Special to Herald) Loss
amounting to 11100 resulted from
the fire which completely demol
ished the Dreamland dance pa
vilion last Sunday, morning.
The pavilion was built last year
under the joint ownership of Ev
erett Ogle, Lawrence Ogle, Vin
ton Hall, and the Farell-Utley
Realty Cq., and has been used
since then for dances during the
summer months. Its situation
and the fact that It was with
out a roof was Ideal for danc
ing, during the hot nights when
a closed hall would bare meant
much discomfort for a large
crowd. Dances thl year have
been given regularly on Wednes
day and Saturday nights by the
Campus Tramps orchestra under
the management of Lawrence
Ogle and Vinton Hall.
The property destroyed con
sisted ot the pavilion Itself, a
piano, drums, two oil stores, mu
sic racks and several rases of
soda' pop. "
. No definite causa has been
found for the fire but it la
thought that some person who
attended ' the dance tbere the
night before carelessly threw
away a lighted cigarette stub
which smoldered on the sawdust
on the outsldo until about four
o'clock next morning and finally
gained enough force to start a
blaze. It waa not discorered
nntll too late to sare anything.
The management reports that
It does not Intend 'to rebuild.
JURYi BLAMES
I
II A coroner's Jury last night
X found that Joseph Frank Klah-
il iuba, killed In an auto wreck
I Tuesday, "came to his death by
1 : means of accidental traumatism
X . due to a railroad train colliding
2 with an automobile, and that the
II train crew of the switching en
I glne Is guilty of negligence
J thereby.
. " ' . with
iMaiizuua, in COI.limu? wiiu
Nels Nelson, both employes of the
Lorenx company at the mill near
Ilonanza, hud just left the Lorenz
u-n ra hrmun nlit Hlarlori til erflUH
m the tioellcr spur when their ma
il chine was caught by the rear car
HI of a train which was backing up,
1 anil rrilahprl between fhn enr and
the walls of the W. D. Miller
II warehouse.
fKlnbiuua was Instantly killed,
.1 nrtA tt mram w r, . I it ,1 rnA m lranlnti.
rzi
I , that Nelson, who was driving, es-
II raped with his life.
II Nelson's condition was .report
XI ed favorable by hospital attend-
T ants.
I I The coroner's jury consisted of
A. M. Montcliiis, D. K. Nicholas,
f I L. K. Alexander, It. II. Cook, K.
I r tin, A t. .. i t, i r
VI ty, iijii m ii u vimim iiuiiii
II Funeral services hare been ar
il ranged for 10 o'clock Sunday
l morning at Wbltloclt funeral
"aiKBaassss
72uXBt35C
WITCH
HAZEL
Si
m
A soothing lotion for
sprains and bruises.
Many men use It as a fa
cial astringent after shar
ing. . An Invigorating body rub
that brings pleasing relief
to tired limbs.
45c
Per I'lnt
STAR DRUG CO'
The &xaJUL ston
Klamath Kails
Oregna
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Come Out of the Kitchen
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Pot watchinjr him none out of stylu. lt'a Junt nt necfssnry any muro
to tttay in tho kitchon to "kvv tin oye on tlilnn." That in, it isn't if
you huvo mi electric riiniro.
Tho hoat of. nn cluctrlc ninre in autninulit-uliy rontrollvtl. Vou plato
your food in the oven, act the clock for tho hour lit which the fomlsi
will bo done, and then jto powder your nose and join your Ruc.ib!
At the appointed hour dinner will he done, all rently to lie plured
on the table. Don't you think you dtmervo thi.t wonderful modem
'convenience? Do come inland let tit tell you more about it.
Electric
v Cooking is
Clean
Quick
Certain
Electric
Kanges
are now
offered for only a
small down payment
the Imlniiro on
easy monthly ternifi
Come in Jo Jay an dsee our exhibit of automatic
Electric Ranges
The California Oregon Power Company
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