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HAN FRANCISCO. Aug. II. (IT.
) t'ol. Charles A. Lindbergh,
trims-Atlantic
a
aviator. arrived '
407 Main St ; 407 Main St
Baby Beef Market
WEEK-END SPECIAL ...
Hams, Half or Whole, pound 34c
Bacon, any weight pound 38c
Bacon Backs, pound 29c
Center Cut Ham, per slice .20c
Veal Roasts, pound 25c
Veal or Beef Stew, pound . ...... 19c
LARD, Two pounds ........ . . . .35c
In Piggly Wiggly Store No. 1
Firit Door East of Power Co. , ., ,
407 Main Street 407 Main Street
Closed All Day Monday ' '
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'million
8 MAMMY SPERRY'S KITCIIESS
Ilear Mammy Sperry chat in her entertaining
Southern way about the "goinVon" in her kitchen.
Quaint philosophy, humor, and helpful household
hint too, that will make the day work lighter and
lPPer. ... -. v
A real treat coming to yon regularly at l(fc30
every Tuesday and Friday morning over the Pacific
Coast JSetwork, beginning September.. 4 through
the courtesy of the Sperry Flour Company.
KFI .
Los Angeles
KGO
Oakland
KPO
San Francisco
EaAH.K.B&ir
Ml
Not expensive
... but durable
A poor block i a constant
menace to workmen and is
hard on your rope.
A complete stock at
WHOLESALE INDUSTRIAL SUPPLIES
here at 7:05 tonight after a
flight from Seattle. Wash., with
a atop at Med ford. Ore.
It waa oue of Ilia lonrt
flights Lindbergh has mad In a
Ingle day recently, lie left the
landing field immediately after
'ortuiujs
KGW
Portland
KOMO
KHO
Spokane..,
LOGGING BLOCKS
Best for the
THE
' hl arrival without disclosing
where he planned to spend the
night, and left his plane iu
charge of mechanics who put it
In a hangar.
Nation Raises
Odd Problem
Before League
GKNKVA. Aug. 11. tl'PI
The little nation of Costa Hica
has raised the most perplexing
question before the Mst session
of the league of nations rounril
which convened hero today.
Costa Rica's demand lor an
Interpretation of the Monroe
Doctrine has not been placed
on the assembly arena but pres
ident ,11. J. Troeope, foreign
minister of Finland. . will sub
mit the question to a secret ses
sion, probably oa Friday. Then
it Is hopod. a reply will be
framed and later the council
members will decide whether
1 they will take up the Jssue at
:a public session.
j There has been wido .discus
sion of the problem but leaguo
council members hare been anx
ious to handle the matter with
out embarrassing the league. The
Monroe Doctrine. It la pointed
out.' la a uitllliteral declaration
and . a touchy affair for the
assembly.
Illicit Affair
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NEW BRITAIN. Conn.. Aug.
St. l"P The love which Sam
uel Weiss, 33, held for his aia-er-ln-law,
Mrs. Katberine Weiss,
32, waa blamed today for the
death of John Weiss. 3S. Sam-
luel's brother, John Stehr, 5S, and
John Stein, 45, neighbors.
Weiss, the police charge, had
been carrying on a love affair
1th his sister-in-law, since his
' arrival here from Germany, ig i
years ago. The pair once eloped
but were brought back by the
older brother. Samuel vowed to
"get even."
Both Weiss . and his sister-in-law
were arrested late Wednes
day after examination of borne
brew the three victims bad drunk
before their death, showed traces
of potassium cyanide.
Weiss, they say. confessed be
stole into his brother's cellar Sat-Wiay-iiiBht
an-ro:ioncu 10 bot-
;flcs of The brew!
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRINO RESULTS
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EVENING HERALD.'-KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Sightless Youth
Studies to Help
Other Blind Folks
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'?2$ vr ;
OCDEX. Vtnh, Aug. SI. Duv-i
id tl. Keeder of Ogdon has been
sightless since he was 13. yet nt
26 he hue obtained both his
bachelor and muster degrees at
the I'ntverslty of California. Los ;
Angeles, and at the I'nlvemity cf
Southern California, respectively. '
Throughout bis education he
has taken notes on a Braille em
bossing machine at the rate of
I more than thirty words a minute.
I How he haa later tolled ever
these notes, aud learned to com
pete on an
pete on an equal basis with other
j students to receive better than a
li arerage in nis worn, is oniy me
result of painstaking toil, coup
led with remarkable Intelligence.
Keeder. after he has his doc
tor of philosophy degroo. plans to
instruct the blind. He would also
educate the general public thai
the old "help the blind'' attitude
needs to be changed to "help the
sightless help themselves."
Reeder. during the summer va
cations, has done manual work
with pick and shovel to help earn
his way through seneoi
Extradition of
WomanDenied
I AUCAl. ore., Aug. oi. n f j
' Governor Patterson yesterday re-,
j fused to honor extradition from ,
California for the return of Mrs.
Adeline B. Willis of Los Angeles j
to face a charge of grand theft;
j Involving a claim for JT.0OO. The j
complaint against Mrs. Willis was
' sworn to by Albert K. Lucas of )
' Iais Angeles. Testimony at tho j
hearing before Governor Patter
son this morning Indicated that
the case was an attempt on the
part of Lucas to collect a Inau j
of I5V0O made to Mrs. Willis
rather than a criminal action and
therefore not extraditable.
"PAPA" JOFFRE
! OLD BUT STILL
FEELING GOOD
PARIS. Aug. 31. (API Be
cause Marshal Joseph J. C. Jof
fre did not feel equal to the two
mile walk involved In the funeral
today of his war colleague. Mar
shal Fayolle. there were reports
of an alarming nature regarding
the state of his health. These.
however, were promptly discount-:
e dby friends of the 77-year-old
victor of the Marne.
. "The marshal has led a very '
active life, including long service I
In the tropica of Madagascar, but
he la as courageous and uncon
cerned as ever," 'said Col. Fabry,
bta former aide-de-camp to the
Associated Press.
"One at Night
Next Day
Bright"
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- Thoosands of aatisfied
users feel that way about
ORDERLIES
They work naturally,
and form no habit.
Pleasant to take, easy
In action, safe and
sure.
Good for children as
well as adults.
50c
llox of AO Onli-rllr
STAR DRUG CO
o&kaSL Store
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SECRET CROUP
PORTLAND, Or., Aug. 31. (A.I
p. I The Portland Telegram yes
terday printed a spcclHl dispatch
tram Medfor
Medford In which II was
was luiide known.
tiHlay Hut
tee' there la-
'
a "Ht liens commit-'
debuting the qucs-
g n complete aniite-
p o( teuerul anil cuuuiy prom-
bition enforcement aides. j
The dispatch says: "Inasmuch,
us the citisvna say they cannot
get actlou from their own poll! I-,
cul sources, they are considering
asking Governor IMllersou to
send forces from the attorney !
general's office to make an In-1
vestigatlon." j
Tho Telegram correspondent i
alleges that "the sinning of an '
admitted dry law violator Iu this
vicinity ( .Medford I and tho gun -flourishes
of a youthful agent:
who haa displayed firearms to;
the worry of many decent cltl-j
sens, have created a situation In ;
southern Oregon that Is causing
no small alarm." !
Mk'nroun (.. a. .11 i'
P.l The formation of a "e.l
sens' committee" for a probe of
local prohibition condition, as
staled iu a special dispatch to
the Portland Telegram from Med
ford today, was new to officials
of title city, they said tuday. If
the committee has formed.' they
said. It has been done quietly.
The Medford Mail-Trlbuno will
say today that the condition do
scribed III the Telegram dispatch
does not exist, and that the ar
ticle "Is based upon the imagina
tion of a corporation seeking
more space rates."
HERALD CLAS3IFIKD ADS
BRINO RESULTS
CITIZENS
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YOU can now identify Swift's Premium Hams and
Bacon not only by the brand "Swift Premium"
but also by the distinctive branding of the namo
"Swift" in dots on the side. This branding resembles
the rich brown color of the broiled ham pnd bucon.
When it is being tliced by tho dealer
A f ter it is sliced and on display
. When it is delivered to your home.
. This distinct branding is just one more feature that
has made Swift's Premium outstanding.
Insist on this identification mark.
Swift
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I Judge Orders
! Verdict; Jury
j Will Not Obey
KltKSNO. Calif.. Aug. II. t It.
l' Instruction of a superior
judge for nciiulttul of two county
otllrvVs accuxed of killing u silk
peeled bootluganr were -rilmigiud-ed
by u Jury lioro iutv today.
The Jury Huiprlitrd a crowded
courtroom when It returned from
a short deliberation with n ver
dict that Alvln li. Cole and liu
Your search for
fine coffee
is at an end when vou see
Hill IW A. .ib. For this
fatuous trailr-nurk is ynur
guarantee of genuine llilh
liros. Coffee. Its glorious,
uniform flavor is developed .
by Hills Hro.' exclusive, con
tinuous process of roasting it
fnv fnundt at a time incij
of in bulk.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
Fm fro f etfinmf
nm- ii . fit I
Hj.iui W. 4 I.. . j
& Company
S-J iw i' a
m..4 ' Off.
;.Rt
II. Clmlmers wrro utility or mall- J biut iil'deri'd nil ncuiill luU gnl, till
slmichmr fur llio shouting of verdict nsldo and grunted lliw of
Prank Alilo', but should bo given I fleers n new Irliil.
pri)mtlnn. m I "The verdict Is contrary In law
JiiiIko t'huiles It. Ilniunid. who : Slid evidence, I lie jurist ruled.
CALIFORNIA
Phono 1575
Wc Truck Fresh Fruit Daily
From California w
OPEN DAYAND NIGHT
THIS WEEK SPECIAL
KLONDIKE WATERMELONS, pound 2Vic
HOOD RIVER APPLES Box, $2.25
Banannt, 4 pound for '. 25c
ELBERTA PEACHES, lug 90c
TOMATOES, lug 45c
Apples, green, 5 lbs.
for , 25c
Pears, -1 lbs 25c
Oranges, Sunkist,
dozen 70c
Orances. Sunkist.
dozen 60c
Grapes, 3 lbs 25c
Grapefruit, 3 for 25c
Large Lemons, doz. 30c
Spuds, new, 10 lbs. 25c
Plums, lug $1.50
Cabbage, G lbs. for 25c
Friday, AuguHt 31. 1023 v
223 South Sixth St.
Hubbard Squash, lb. 6c
Banana Squash, lb. ..6c
Cucumbers, 2 for ....5c
Corn, dozen -...30c
Dry Onions. 6 lbs 25c
Eggs, dozen 39c
Pullet Errs, dozen. ,30c
Celery 10c
Lettuce, 2 heads 15c
Tomatoes, 4 lbs. for 25c
Beans, 3 lbs. for 25c
Peppers, lb., ..........v15c
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Klamath Falls
Oregoa