TYMny, August 31, 1028
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Paga Seven
VACATION TIME
OF NAVY OVER
HAN PltANTISCO, Aiik. 31, (A
I') Tim vacation of Urn I'iiIIimI
Mlulos butllu Hunt ended IoiiIkIiI,
u ml ahoru leaves were rminilli'il
li tifrienra ninilu ready fur Ihn
departure frnui hero lit lu a. m.
today,
The fli'ft liua been In llin lut r
lulr li re for a week mid HHlltim
ha v been given ample opportuni
ty for rorreatlon, aa apml inula
and gunners practice will kp
thviii busy ur lliu mmt few
weeks.
All tm pomp uf I liu im vy wu
Invoked today na Hucrelury of the
Navy C'urtU I). Wilbur transfer
red hi flug frnui llin V. H. H.
New Mexico to III L'. H. 8. Call
f urn In.
Ilt0ay Academy
T'aimi rot Cbauttu
A nwi-aiarl.a fc.rdlns an.
d.r h'nil fur bun, Higa
Ital.MI. (Milliard. IUiiik
IMO.h.,.,
Ilea, immd im
Portland, OrrfOD
PORTLAND MAN
FRACTURES LEG
WITH COLONEL
roUTI.AND, Ore., Auk. SI. I A
I'. ( llniiry tl. Ituod, I'ortlundur,
wImi suffered a fractured lug
wlillu unending . puny fur Col
iiikiI ( harli't A. Lindbergh Hi the
N. It. Tucker flailing lodge, fif
teen miles north ot Moilfnrd, will
Im brought hnru today. It
waa Imllrittvd III word from the
Medford hoapllul,
SIX-FOOT SHARK
i CAUGHT IN NET
j I)KA1 Kimliuid, Aiik. 30, U
1 1') ( hmiiii'l awlininlug fana got
in hi alio k hero toduy when
j fishermen ru light algfoot
aliaik In nut utter a long mid
hard baltln. The ahark waa
j caught In nilili liiiiiiml. Annie
inyiinll and Alexander llukker,
jbolU of whnin atarted to awlin
Ihn channel Wctliicadsy, quit
about half way across.
i
Welcome Fair Visitors
We are offcrinc Home trood buva to the buvinir
public (luring the month of September, from our
mock now on nana.
Some of the item are not lartrti so if von rpp
anything which you are interested in you had
oeuer come ngiii in or me otner man may beat
you to it. .
2x4'. and 2x6'i (Random length) $14.00
1x126' to 20' Com. Surfaced 18.00
5-4x4 Flooring (good grade) 20.00
(Just the thing for truck and warehouse floors)
'2x4 Clear Ceiling 22.50
'jx6 Rabbited Riutic (Fir) 27.50
'2x6 Lap Siding (Fir) only about 500 ft 18.00
1x4 Rabbited Rustic, only about 800 ft. 18.00
1x8 common hip Icp 20.00
Guaranteed Home Paint, white or colors 2.30
Roofing from $1.75 up.
We will trive a net of screen door fixtures with
every screen door sold during this month.
We have several more bargains which we
haven't listed here so that it will pay you to come
ito our yard before buying elsewhere.
We hav& on hand atall times a comnlete Iint
of building materials.
Your wants can be satisfied here.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
Klamath FalU, Oregon
Phone 128 Klamath and Center
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
Ihi-r I'lcnlliul In Hills
liiir am becoming mora plvn
tlful In the lillll of Josephine
county and aom eexcellent hunt
Iiik la expected by Oame Warden
Frad Merrill for I ho season which
opens not month. Kvory lima
Mr. Murrlrt- lakra a trip Into lh
uioiinluliit ho sees at least a fw
of Ilia dour, lie bellevea that tha
heavy growth of bruah durlnn
I ho paat fiiw yeara la reaponalbla
for tha Increasing numlMira aa
thla affords them added protec
tion fro natural anomlea and
men. Home of tha rnaldnnta of
I tin rural anrtlona hava told Mr.
Merrill that there ara 10 doer In
tha hllla now to one 15 yeara
ago. Grants Paaa Courier.
Jolt I li J urea Hack
All of Medford'i roada ara not
arqooth lke glaaa, Mra. Lloyd
Wllllamaon declared, aa aha la
recovering from an Injury to her
nark In which aha uatalned four
dlaloratrd vertebrae. She wia
riding In tha bark aeat of her
hualiand's ear thla week-end and
when the rar hit a bump It
bounced her agaluat tha top with
aurh forca that It threw the
bonea of her neck and upper
aplne out of place. A doctor toon
replaced them, and today aha la
Juat gutting over the reaultant
atlff nock and acare when ahe
found aha couldn't mova bar
head. Mudford Nowi.
I'lslilng Not Ho GoimI
Fishing over tha week-end waa
alow on the lower rlvar, with
only a few being caught. The
trout did not aeem eapeclally an
xloua to take a fly and no larger
catchea were reported. From
(iold Ilvach come reporta ot fine
catches' of monater ateelheada.
the largcat caught laat week
weighing It pouuda. They are
taking the aplnnor at (iold Beach,
but a few ml lot up tho river are
being taken with a fly. Many of
tho atselhead are aald to be of
unuaual alia thla year, averaging
larger than In many yeara. It
will take aeveral weeka before
the fiahlng la at Ita prime.
Crania Paaa Courier.
VWi In tltjr
Mra. W. R. Hudann la having
the pleaaure of a vlalt from her
alater, Mra. W. 1,. Crowa ot Paaa
dena. Tha ladloa hava left for
Klamath Falla In, vlalt thl waok
with another alater, Mra. Cull!,
having gone north with V. A.
Shave, the Remington Arma man.
and an old friend of Hudaon
family, who had bean represent
ing hla firm here. Yraka Journal.
Another Atlantic Plane Wrecked !FI5"TsyES
1 Ul WIWU a
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iNKW YORK, Aug. SI. (CIM
Leo Uimakl. Alierdoen, Waab.,
light heavyweight, ataited ault
today In aupreme court against
the Chlldren'i Welfare league of
Oakhurat, N. J., for 13,500 which
ha clalma la due blm under terma
of an agreement ha made for a
benefit appearance at Long
Beach, N. tl , Auguat 24.
After tha 10-round nout with
Maxla Roaenbloom, ha waa given
1 1 ',(10 lii i.i Oi and a check toi
;i :r,ov. Pa., inant had been alop
j im"I on Hi" check, Lomakl al
' Icgi-a, when It waa preaented at
III j bunk.
j
KPIDKMIC OM WANK,
j ATHK.N9, Aug. SO. (UP) Tha
epidemic of dengue which had
jcauaed a large number of death)
! In Greece recently, waa on tha
! wane today, dua to tha laolatlon
lot the vlctlma of tha malady.
jThe epidemic had caused great
'aufferlng and virtually paralyied
I all public bualnaaa.
ANNOUNCEMENT
of the
Removal of Lavr Office
of
W. C VanEmon
from the Poole Rulldlaf lo
Hl'ITK 90S
Vadrrwootl Uulldlag
71 li and Main Phone 400
Maurice Drouhin, Krench pilot, planned Sp fly acroas the Atlantic
In hla piano, the itulnbow, and waa making a teat flight when thla
rraah occurred. Wreckage waa atrewn for fifty yarda and Drouhin
and hla conipanlona were Inatantly killed.
Europe Striving to Relegate
U. S. to 5th Rate Naval Power;
Germany, France Building Fast
II) Ittl.l'H IIKIN.KN
United Proaa Staff Correapondent
PARIS. Aug. SI, (VP) Europe
la advancing :n great strides In
an effort to overcome America's
commercial naval strength with
the hopes of pushing the I'nlted
Slalea back agalnat the wall In
the poeltlon ahe occupied before
the Var a fifth rale power.
At the aame time the I'nlted
Slates is preparing to ahlft over
Ita vaat merchant fleet from fed
eral to private ownerahlp.
For the firat time alnce tha
war. Prance baa now paaaed tha
I'nlted States In ship building,
according to figurea available to
day. Ccrmany la laying down
twice the tonnage that American
ysrda are building and lialy'a
lahlpa on the war are one and one-
half times the tonnsge of all the
craft being built this year In
America.
(iertnany and France ara stag
ing a thrilling rare for suprem
acy, with Italy a close third. In
ten yeara, French shipping maa
ters believe, America again will
rank fifth, behind Britain,
France, Germany, and Italy, with
Holland and Japan crowding the
United States.
Furthermore, the high coat of
conatructlon In Kngland has en
dangered Great Britain's mastery
as paasenger carriers. France
St I Ccrmary. aided by their gov.
ornments, are coming to the
front. Even now Japan has taken
the supremacy as paaaenger car
rler from Iba Engllah fleet In the
far east, and Japanese ships
touch every port In Europe. ' i
French freight lines In African )
porta and India and German lines,
iln tha Mediterranean are chal
lenging the English dominance.
I France's efforts are eapeclally
worthy of attention for they rep
; resent the ultimate In coopera
tion between government and prl
Ivate flrma. Her latest bid was
' marked by entry Into the North
' Sea and through an agreement
i between the Pollen government
and the French Compagnis Ues
,Chargeurs Reunis, a direct serv
i Ire between Gdynia and the coast
of South America will be estab
jllahed. ;
The line will serve principally
I to carry Polish emigrants to Bra
il! and Argentine.
lilacs. Krom X. Y.
F. U Vannice returned jreater-
iday from a buying trip for the
! local Golden RuHe store. In com-.
I pany with Harry Harper, ot the
Dunamulr store, and Ed Vannice,
of the Klamath Falls store, Mr.
Vannice visited St. Louia, New
York and other eastern cities.
Grants Pass Courier.
- herald classified ads
bring results
New Fall Goods Have
Arrived
New Fall t)resses hay
styles, fresh from '
and crep
$'
-j'ved in the latest
,tory in satins
11 at
A'
Size -
Have al
all f
you
M 5.75
- -14-
-38
?? received some
. .
cs ai pneca
x afford to
pay.
New Fall Coats in the new, smart black
broadcloth and black furs, also in
tans and browns to sell at
$25-
00
Size ---1440 - :
Others range from $19.75 to $39.50 '
DONT FAIL TO SEE OUR SPECIAL $25.00 COATS
Bessie
DRESS and COAT SHOP No. 2
103 South 7th St
BESSIE'S DRESS AND COAT SHOP No. 1
1505 Washington St, Oakland, Calif. '
Phone 1622
Tjotheiumjber
aaaawasr .1111 K. V T4WTV
' "Fm Building a Garage,"
(Says Hill tho Builder) and I'll be gum swizzlcd if
I'll park Henry under a tree for another night's lodg
ing. Henry is a good, faithful Hteed, but he gets
rheumatism in his universal joints from exp6suro"to
the night air. So it's a swell room with private bath
and all modern conveniences for Henry, and I saved
tho price of two now tires and a wash and polish,
because bought my lumber from
Big Basin Lumber Co.
Loftgr-Bell
Traoa Hark
"EVERYTHING TO BUILD WITH"
Phone 107 Spring and Main
, . Klamath Falls, Ore.
C'rona Good '
Alfalfa. Ladlno clover and po
tatoes In Crook county are In.
aplendld condition, according to
(). It. Hyalop, farm cropa ape
clallat of the O. A. C. extension
staff. Hyalop Is making the sec
ond field Inapectlon of theae
cropa for certified seed. He haa
completed Crook county Inapec
tlnaa and Is now working lu Do
achutes. Bend Bulletin.
Move Krom Klamath
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Nichols and
daughter have moved over from
Klamath Falls to make tholr
homo In Mcdford. Medford
News.
VIhIU lU nil
Ilobcrt B. Kuykendall of Kla
math Falls waa In tho city Tues
day night. Bend Bulletin.
We're Looking for
Just One Man in
Klamath Falls
This man la today earning a
good aalary with aomo reputable
concern. However, he haa. In ad.
dltlon to buaineas ability, vision,
courage, and tho ambition to
work for himself.
To this man wo effer the op
portunity to open a highly prof
itable local buaineas. A line of
endeavor which has proven a dis
tinct civic aaaet lo tho communi
ties where It Is operated.
Ono of the largest manufac
turer n America offors thla op
portunity. The man we are look.
Ing for haa more ambition and
business ability than wealth.
However, he must be able to-command
a reasonable Investment
for hla own buaineas. We will
ro-oporale by advancing half or
mora of noeded equipment Invest
ment through extending the moat
liberal ot terms.
Wrlto now for complete Infor
mation, statistical details, etc. No
obligation, ot course, and your
Idler will bo treated confiden
tially. Address Box X
Evening Herald
Klamath Falls
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Hey, Skinnay ! Ypo Hoo !
Better Buy Your School Supplies at Currin's.
They're Giving Away
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V j. ' . ' . . .
Kites, Horns .Marbles
and Peri Wipers;
All you have to do is spend two bits for tablets pencils, rulers or any other kind of school
supplies and take your choice. And say, have you seen that 270 page "SOME VALUE"
pencil tablet they're handin' out for a dime? It's a "dinger"! If you want to get the "low
down" on all these free prizes, you'd better take a look at Currin's window display next
Tuesday. ,
Erasers ...5c and 10c
Rulers 5c and 10c
Pencils . lc, 3c and 5c
Dictionaries . . .40c to $1.50
Tablets ........5c and 10c
Penholders ..5c
Drawing Pads .10c and 15c
Compasses 25c and 50c
Note Books .... .5c and 10c
Crayolas ..... .10c and 15c
Loose Leaf Note Books 35c
Spelling Tablets 5c and 10c
White Chalk MOc
Scripts Pencil Outfits '. .35c
Composition Books 5c-10c
Prang's Paints . .... . .40c
Colored Chalk 10c
Cloth Patches .........10c
Note Book Fillers 10c
Practice Tablets 10c
Dixon's Pencil Leads . . .5c
GUARANTEED
FOUNTAIN PEN
90c
irJirrttis fi0rnqs
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
"s6me Value
270-Page
PENCIL TABLET
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