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THE EVENIXO HERALD, J.LAMATH FALLS, ORTdgON
Fi Mmv. Angwtflj 1023
SAILS ATLANTIC
IN SMALL BOAT
Iwhlrh hinted five ttityx at n 1 1 -nr.
with only a few burs of calm
I between.
1 ' I He Mid ho would remain about
'( THOMAS. Vlriiln Islands, a month, riwitnn, mid thin would
Auk, J. (IT) Kraut Koincr.,1 1'rocced to New York. ,
(lormun KpurlHinan, safe In I'wHiik the trip he subsisted
Kt. Thomas lam nlnlil. hntna rn.!U' canned fruits and one litre
, Krgilned after having made one
FARMER JAILED
AFTER KILLING
At The Pine Tree I
of water a
else RlonK
visions.
day, hi
In the
vtna" nothing
way ot pr.-
fHHlIT OI'KNS.
'01 the most amazing trips across
the. Atlantic which history has
recorded.
Tlomer, unknown to the people
of Bt, Thomaa, arrived Tuesday.
)l came from I -an rPalmaa. In i LOS ANCKI.K.S, Auk. S. VP)
Ilia Canary Inland. 1lo had been ; A new telegraphic circuit from
out SS daya In hla little, one-half Cedar City, Utah, to the rim of
ton yacht, named the "Deutsche the Grand Canyon -of the Colo
Hport" of which he It the enptain, ; rado will he publicly opened next
rook, crew and aole passenger, iweek when two apeclal trains o'
Leaving Las Palmaa Homer hd;lhe I'nlon Pacific will no to the
, planned to tall hli tiny rratt canyon with members of the Na
' direct to New York. But he en-tlonal liar association. It was an
couniered a succession of aiorma. nnuueed Thursday.
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COrXt lt. flltOVR. Kans.. Aug.
S. tl'l') J'e .Marchlou, a fiirni
er living near White City. was
held In the county Jiitl here to
night because the shotgun he
used to kill hla housekeeper and
her aim failed to explode the
I shell when he attempted to kill
himself.
Mimbion whs not specific In i
'giving a motive for the shoot
; Ina. although officers rluimed
It was Jealousy caused by Curl
j llowman, 18, opposing the tuar
: rlage of .Marchlon with his
mot her, Mrs. Kva llowman. 40.
(Hoih were killed by Marchlon.
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'a big'Capacity
.Water System
, atrthis new low price
TTCFS I the tent Pairhiukt-M
or M ftccornprnhrMnt (
iMtriyttm. Ofcrcd
; cat the lowmt price in home water plant hwtory jrv m-
mnfl Fawbtfio-Horie Quality tnrouahout.
Daat fail to are tht. moit modern of all ham? electric
: water ayitemt the retulc of years of experiment inc and
i teatinc to develop ttve xJml water ayvtem for the home.
See the trim deatca the total enetoaure the beautiful
ftnith osf ttmlt biut automo6le lacguer. Never bef oee has
. much matctueaa quality im worttmamnip Decn onerea in
m plant ao low in coat. Due to Ua, volume prnductLcu
moderai manufactunnf method, and world-wide d-j-'
tnbotioa, thia hnely bum water aytem ia OaSered at a low
' pnot that bnnea faucet acr-TMx wttinn reach of eraeyorm
i -Ml a a j . r ...... r.i. . ..i
17 w f0 dtctetl todav.
rfflrk-w
K II t
$30
Ainu Hale, who won acreen
proiuluencu as n heavy, and Inter
became one of the loading too
I Ion picture .directors, definitely
has returned'to the runk of 4he
":uad meu." Since deserting hla
directorial post he has played
comedy heavy In "Vanity" and
a straight comedy role In "The
Wreck of the Hesperus
Admirers of llr. Hale will lie
I glad to learn that he plays the
'leering, wholly unsympathetic
I role of a, Cossack rider in "The
I Leopard Lady." which will be on
I view at lh( Pine Tree theatre to
Idny. The chamctnrlaatlnn la mid
to be akin to the portrayal which
won Hale universal acclaim In
"The Covered Wagon."
"The leopard 1-ady," a fitory
of Continental life. Is a screen
version of Kdward Chllda Car
penter's successful stuge play. It
( PKKIIHTS XKW t'HAIP.
; I.KXINCTON. Ky., Aug. S. L
; IM Jack Sharkey or Tommy
' Loughran will be the next heuvy-
weight rhamploii of the world, ' features Jacuuoline Logan, Alan
IToni Sharkey, here for the Illue'llule and Robert Armstrong.
Ijidy" deals with the solution ot
several mysterious murders fol
lowing In the wake of a circus In
Austria. Miss I-ognn, aa the
heroine, solves the' mystery In a
novel manner. The supporting
cast Includes among other Hed
. wig Keicher. James Bradbury.
Sr.. Silvia Ashton. Pick Alexan
der and William Kurt.
cash
, delivered ,'
complete with
electric motor
, ITffM trt Jtuvf Came fas today and we a dnsamtrsttofl. Tbe price hown coven tfas
. J " complrte plant. Only two pipe conaections at required for iastaUatn
then yoa can draw water fnxn any faucet at Witt.
A small Ant payment will put this new. entttelr automatic aynem in your home. Aak
i in about tne conTcment Fair oaaka-Marae F. nance Plan that pertntu you to paw fox nsBfttag
' faataras yoa us it Do not delay. Aak us for a demoustratioo.
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Tho aJUL Store
Klamath Falls
Ore from
At The Liberty
P-ob Steele, a SI -year-old west
ern alar, will be on the screen at
the .Liberty theatre tonight In
oue of hla latest releases. "The
Trail of Courage." '
i This story Is said to be admir
ably suited to Bob'a talent as a
, young fearless westerner. Though
.only on the screen a short time.
Bob has captured the hearts of
.movie-goers on account ot bis
ability to art and ride.'
.In the "Trail, of Courage, ha
jhas been given the opportunity to
; further prove his fearlessness In
, the saddle, and the manner in
: which he captures a wild man-,
destroying horse ot the desert Is
.said to be the thrilling punch In
the picture.
I , The young atar Li supported by
;S noted cast consisting ot Mar
ijorle Donner, Alice Knowland,
I Jay Morley, Howard Webster and
j Walter Maley.
I .
Ibids will be
! opened soon
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Thfe Oregon Woolen Store's Gigantic Closing-Out Sale of their Lake
view Stock is fast becoming, the most talked about sale ever held in
Klamath County. A Real Sale is the verdict of the thousands of
thrifty shoppers who have made purchases here during this huge bar
gain carnival. Here are a few of the numerous bargains: . ' .
ALL WOOL SUITS
NOW '
$19.49
HART SCHAFFNER & MARX
AND OTHERS NOW
$27.49
$4.00 Worjc Shoes
$2.69
Suitcases
$1.45
Canvas Gloves
9c'
.Wide Web Garters
24c '
Boys' fants
$2.69
Fancy Broadcloth
Shirts , '
$1.69
Shoes and
Oxfords
$4.95
Men's Overalls
99c
Moleskin Pants '
$2.69
Sweaters and
Blazers
$1.95
Balbriggan
Union Suits
95c
Dress Hats
$3.85
Ties
29c
Wool Bathing Suits
while they last
$2.95
Lisle Sox
9c
Corduroy Pants
$2.69
Rayon Silk
Sox
29c
Dress and Work
Suspender s
49c
Dress Caps
$1.95
Coveralls
$2.49
Shoes and
Oxfords .
$5.85
SAVE SAVE SAVE
AT THIS TREMENDOUS CLOSING OUT SALE
P
. ALWAYS
AT THE
the -Trptfftn w
BEST W 0 " T f U",V11 klV1'
8TH AND MAIN STS.
WE SELL
FOR
LESS
SALEM. Ore.; Aug. 3.
Highway Improvement projects In
Douglas and I.inu counties and a
bridge In Wasco county will bd
covered fh bids to be opened by
the state highway commission in
Portland Tuesday. A a ft tint 14. In
Douglas county the commission
j will' let a contract for the crush
ed gravel surfacing ot one mile
lot the Iteedsport section of the
IKooeevelt highway, and In Linn
i county a contract covering: 17. 2
'miles of broken stone or crushed
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I Shea-Hill section of the Santiam
highway. In Wasco county the
: commission proposes to construct
'a bridge over the Deschutes riv
er at Maupln, on The Dalles-Cali
fornia highway.
BANKER FOUND
DEAD IN ROOM
NEW YORK,' Aug. 3. (UP)
I William A. Wilson, banker and
'prominent clubman, was found
'dead In his room late last night
I at the Harvard club. An auto
matic pistol was found beside
bis body and police said they be
lieved he bad killed himself.
No motive for the act could
te learned a few hours after the
body was found. Wilson had re
tired from the banking business
several years ago. It was said.
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DEATH CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTIM
ti - -
VINCINNES, Ind., Aug. 3. (U.
;P.) Death , continued late to
claim victims from among the
thirty-seven men brought here
.Wednesday following an oil still
explosion at the Lawrenceville,
III., plant ot the Indiana I(e-
-fining company.
f W. B. Spragg, 38. and Alva
Pickett, 35, died at the hospital
Ihere last night, bringing the
(total deaths to eleven.
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HEAT CAUSES
FOUR DEATHS
CHICAOO. AugUHt 3, fUP)
weltering temperatures thrniiKh
but the middle west during the
)uxt 24 hours will be bfoken by
thunder showers today, on offi
cial forecast predicted.
Four deaths reported here yes-
.terdoy were attributed to the
heat which reached a maximum
of 91.
XKW (XMIMXV roltMKI.
KOORKVKLT KIKLI), L. I.,
Aug. 3. (UP) An airplane com
pany has been formed to trans-'
port passengers between this
field and Bermuda, it was an
nounced TiiiiKdny. Miss Grace
Lyon will head the $250,000 or
ganization. Hervico on the 6S0
mlle route with tworRikoraky am
phibian planes will be started
November 1, It was said.
A. F. O. L. WILL MAN KILLED IN
FIGHT TO END
ATLANTIC. N. J.. Aug. 3. (V.
P.) The American Feileriitlou oil
I.ibor will runt r,pmimiiiiati ugt
tutnis to "the lust ditch," ac
cording4 to William T. fireen,
president of the A. K. O. L.
"('omniunists are trying, to
overthrow I his government,"
Oreen said at the close of ses
sion of tb meeting of Ihu feder
ation's executive council yester
day. "They are trying to foment
discontent among the worker ot
the I'nlij'd States and trying to
substitute red organisations for
bona fide union labor bodies."
The car plunged down a dltiini
if ?K r,l Mt'M ttlVlfl Willi U'lIM
CAR SMASH-UP
j slightly. Injured, la prostrated by
I grief. ,
HAI.10M. Oio Aug. 3. (,1) j
Nuwlmi A. Swift, resldnnl' of Mill' AMMl'NfTION tKXI'l.OIIKH,
fity for 35 jimiis, wus killed yes- j WAIIHAW. Aug. .1. tl'Pl- Ten
terday when the automolille di'lv- idiimaniiui soldiers were kllldd
en by hla wife went over an em- uud sixty wero wonudiid aerlous
haiikiiHuii on the Detroit roud'ly last night when an aniiuunl
neur Ntugura, .MiirJun coiiuty. I Hon dump owned by the triiveru-
ment near the town of OHla ex- ,
ploiled, iH'iiirdlng to dlspalchet'
hern,
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In addition to the name branded on the rind,
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This branding resembles the rich brown color
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