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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 17, 1928)
Vhvh Eicht TTIE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON UVdiicstlav. OcIi.Imt 17, 1028 EHII IE 1 GOMES TO END ' COItK. Irlnh Free Klnln. (AIM --A oiic-ninn war In Ireland has rmu In an mil. An armistice llts linu Iim luri d between the lilt.li Free stulo anil Cornr-llns Ilrnly, kiiunn on llm "one-eyed Kuniii'i' or Tliu .Suiiiclul". For five years the one-vyed Slllllirr bus In.'fll till1 tlliisl hiiiikIH uflor inun in llin Kru' Suite. A'licn IHi Vttli-ra ordered III fol lower! In reuse fighting some live years ago, the one-iyod gunner liml only Just Ix'KUii. f Kliiiu iIk'ii ho marched up and (jmni llm country, Willi n mtuhliie gun out Ilia shoulder, waging wan' on It in own urcount. When I ho Free Slain derided iliat llenly had better lie given frro lodgings ul tilt, state's cx pctihn. pulice nml soldiers were i'ti I after hi m l It'll him I hi' tidtcigs. II" avoided I heir Hut Iiok. Several time he dash ed from houses which were sur roiiutlcd by ioliro. But at laxt I lie Free Nlalo po lice heard that I he one-eyed gun ner was at hia home mar Cork DIVORCE SUITS ! INSTITUTED IN CIRCUIT COURT Two divorce action', one alleg ing dcsvrtiun, and Uiu olher Ilia I I he hushiind had been sciitcitrcd lo servo llireo yean in the pcnl-' teiiliary, have been Instituted In rireull eourl. . . ENG NEER 0 BRIEF NEWS OF KLAMATH MluMrr .Ire- Mrmliorx At a recent survey niadu at Ilia l'iilverlty of Oreiton, II was revealed that six lllt'lllbera of I lie rui lilt y had experience us inlultcis of lh K l'l bo fore Inking tin Hu ll; eduintloniil work. The member are: lr. NKW YOKK. Oil. IT. (AIM A supreme emir! Jury today con vleted .Maurice K. Connolly, for mer president of Qtuvnborough. Mctvltia Harwell seeks legal mid Kreileriek Sevly, former en separation from Walter llngwcll glneer of sewer design, who on I he rliurge of desertion. , The were tried oil rhurges of con eoiiile were married In ll'tis spiriug In defraud Hie city in tin Mrs, llagwell seek ihe custody eoiist rm I ion of the Borough's of their minor ihild; Ihelr oilier IHH.Uou.litiu sewer system. Tile rhlllp A. I'nrsons. (linn of I he ihild is married. II. K. IVrklus jury was out more than ii hours in honl cf social work and prof is attorney. , Connolly, who resigned under rssor of applied solrMogy: Dr. Mabel Si m i. li has Instituted (ire last April after liuting lieu" Andrew Kish. assistant professor suit for divorce from Joseph Sim- 1 Ui'sough rresflleiit of Queens of history: Victor IV Morris, i.h, alleging that the defendant slure lull, and Seely were In- hhsImIiiiiI professor cf economies: had been sentenced to serve Hint! li led last June with Hie late Harold S Tm He. assistant prof years In prison following his John M. I'hlllips. sewer pipe essor of education: Leuvlll O. conviction on a felony charge, dealer, for conspiring lo psodl Wright, assistant professor of from (jiiieus sewer work. 1'hil- romance languages and Or. WINXFR XIIXQ "lw ,"''"ro "" If'"'. Two Louis Aubrey Wood, assbjtunt Will Viol 13 r Hir,.,, uriglnal counts of con- prcfessor of ccnoinics. DENVER SECTOR s',ir"-v ,,r, lhr " ,,v "" r court at the end of Ihe state's VUIiIiik Hero (iiiumi-ii (i, .1,1 ivgo rm) ruse during (lie tflul. Miss Hetty Ituinsby of. Ibe lit niM.n tin il,A ...... ii I IMailllllll Jlllimi'ii s .m.,... ... whiei. ... ' i''RArkTT nOMRC lb- diy itiv Ill V W,L lflTlll IVak, vyvt ll.uoo frci 1 FORMER MAYOR . OF METROPOLIS DIES IN CRASH lIKTItOlT. Oct, 17 (AIM Joseph A. Murl I ii. former acting uiiiyor slid presideni of the city council of Ivtrolt, u lusliiiitly killed early loduy when an uti lomoblle III which lie wus riding crushed Into a telephone pole after striking a hole In the pavement oil Woodward nveiiuu and skidding Kill feel. The car was driven by Saiuiiel Snrferlii, :tu. whik suffered a f met u l ill skull. Martin was presideni of Ihe loiini'll fioin 1I1M tu 1IIJ5 audi Itmleilik Siullh Mild l.lnwl '; ll . .Mi('uulc) III f in aclltif mayor In 1U1I ilurlim ll.ililnsun li-n euily this morn-: Ml Vlvlsii McCniiluy In chin m i the lllnem of Mayor r'rauk K. I'" "" u X'vuiul iliivn deer hunt- of liri llliitlnli kl Ihe Kliiliiiith Diircmus. 8o(firlii Is clmii' '"H nil1, 'lin y mil bum In Ihe News l III at llm family homo on inuuiifuelurer. "'v eoiiniry. ('iecenl Villi u heavy told. AND FINER MOTOR CAR i t ii k woRin has a new sjafifll in Pikes atiore sea level, to rescue (wo men mid a woman wbi have I been marcoiied in tho eheltor BATTER STORES (hey aurrounded his home and carried the furl by surprise. FIND GUEST OF HOTEL DEAD ON ; END OF ROPE fur a few days with relalles nml friends before leaving for New York City l resume her study of music. Miss (AIM Uamsby will remain here with and attend the aunuul CIlK'AliO. -Oct. IT Tlioy waited until night, then' Explosion of four bombs in wide- friends day and four others marooned ' ly Pr P"is or town nroke oun oi uie ......n.ie.. '' at (lien Core, half way up the,"" otherwise calm of last night American llevolutlon to be lie.d prak. land earljr today in Chicago. on Friday vrvnlns. Snow plows and a small army I Throe of the bombs were, dl of workmen, many cf (hem rol-1 ""''ed at tiro and battery shops, untcer. wero working their way'Tne fourth shattered the front slowly up the cog road today I "f ",u Kenuurd Shoo store on and it was expected that the I Hooserelt road. Owners of the seven would ba brought down Places bombed were unable lo the mountain toduv. I suggest a motive, but tho ruse r .- roitTI.AXD, Ore.. Oct. 17. Green hotel, on Third street.! Fc" for ' hun- of the Illinois Battery service, failed to respond to a call today f" of dwr h"'e ho were , Police saw a clerk forced bis way into the room and found the man dead. .Motored In Moirord Mr. and Mrs. Hurry dueller and daughter Adru. accoiiipuiiied by Mrs. Nato Otterhelu and gru'udson, Ouiiald Smith motor ed to .Medford twlay. They will return this evening. Where Fellows Get Together A Finer Merchants' I .line h Hotel Willard Coffee Slioppe the hand of labor ' , in the niouuiains along the ; racketeers, western slope of the Rockies, i ALFRED SMITH hanging. The man was register-; " ,T!r relieved when high; WOMAN FLAYS ed as F. Johnson, but police said """" " re"eruay servea , they believed bis name to be F.;' r'eU m!''hu0f 'he heaTr snow : n nr..tn. f Pnnt.wH Th.iblkt nkb- coTered that; body was turned over to the 8ectl:,n- ' STATE COLLEGE. X. M.. Oct. coroner ' Ami Ma,lM- ls- r Tellurlde. i 17. (API Declaring that Cor. .: ;Colo who had been missing ' Alfred E. Smith is "the tall. since Sunday when be strayed ' if not the teeth and claws of from a party of deer hbnters, ' the Tammany Tiger," Mrs. Alex- i JJ WANTED IN -'ound nls w,y yesterday Into ' ander Thompson of Portland. mwAm rv tl towa of Stouer, Colo., where ,Ore.. a democrat opposing the , KOGUE VALLEY 'be told of fighting through drifts condidacy cf (iov. Smith brought I and drifting snow for nearly 20 , ber speaking tour of Xew Mexl-; Wanted by William Hayes. ' miles. AMBROSE NABS stufiff of Josephine county on 1 the charge of operating a still in ; i co 1 3 a close, here lost night. Mrs. Thompson charged that I There were no deer native in Gov. Smith was "nominated by ) Josephine county. Joe Derricks,1 Australia or Xew Zealand, but ; a well oiled machine, which was arrested lost night at 815 when they were Introduced from j rode over, the minority at IIous Xorth Second by Keith Ambrose. England, they multiplied very ten" and declared that Smith1 chief of police. ' - 1 rapidly till now cne of these is a "product of Tammany which ' " William Hayes arrived here islands is estimated to have at ' organization has been an cut- thls afternoon for bis prisoner, least 10.000 of the red deer. .rage to democratic principles." Announcement Owinif to increase of business tho Cottage Hospital Managers are compelled to Enlarge their building and add on a Modern Surgery and ulso to change tho name from the Private Sanitarium to Cottage Hospital Specializing in Surgical and Medical Caiei Mrs. Emma Lightfoot, Superintendent 1304 Wordcn Phone 718-W Altniirrl Six SoIjiii 1 7.10 delivered In htiiuiulli I alls full) IIhmI r l Mo " I H V-r. o; t - n rv. s i sav. - r.- - j i ivss . m Tj'Nash Offers Tivin Ignition Uijtrr Homlaiirc CrnltalurJ (liauii lWiiiiM , ll)J.ili( kA AUnUn All "oo" Advanced Six nioik'K more over, arc ciiipcd with the world't finot syncin of ccnlraliicd clussit lubrication injur. Ami llicir lunger wliccllaci, duuhle drop frames rubber insulated bndie and coitly Iloudaillo hydraulic shock aluorbcn, provide (ravel imoothncJ and rclanation lie rem fore afforded only by very big, very cxpcoiivc car. II Snlnlla from Slll.t to MJ'JIII, ilelitinil fully f-l'xtt H ( .iiM-. t'ultiioleiH, liliirla fnuii VtiMin lo .1lJ I, n. Ilver.il full) rulMHl PTOPI.E everywlicre are rcci(;nii!. ing, in the new Nash "-too," (lie only car it moderate price, with nil (he luxury and refinement heretofore furnished by very expensive motor 'cars. There is nothing to compare w ith (he performance of the new "400" Twin Ignition motor the year's ottutamb ing development in power, speed, smoothness and economy. MAS H 4 0 ( l.tmrit Ike M'arrf im .flulmr f ar I'Afite mroKTA.VT rctTi 'ki:n..v t; cut .. nir.n .ii.i. Twin. Ignilioa motor Aluminum illoy piiioni Biiur centralited Longer wheelbswt 1J Aircraft-type ipark i'""'"'" chasm lubricaiioo Ona-pitcs Salon plugs New double dnip frame Eletr;c dot,, lenders High compretiion Torsional vibratioa Oesr vision from aamncr rucrmi mfiim piuar puna Vorld'ieasiesnieerina; ' r'ateJ twer Nl,h Spcii !),, Hixidaille and Lovejoy shock ahaorhcra (ra.lfv SaJoo Bodies 7'lxarinc crankibafl nickel Short turning radius from and rear bumpers Templar Motor Co. Inc. PHONK 1010 1 1th and KLAMATH riL 3500 PEOPL t 7i We're staging c parachute drop in prices that will be the talk of this community for months to come; and a drop you will profit by. Nearly one-fourth the population of Klamath Falls turned out to our Annual Storewide October Sale To one and all the truth of our advertising was presented by the most amazing values. We will continue to astonish the residents of this city and county with a reckless plunge at price slashing that has known no equal heretofore. Never have local buyers met offerings to match those now obtainable and never have they responded with such heavy purchases. MEN'S Suits and Overcoats At Tremendous Savings $ 25 SUITS AND OVERCOATS Sugarman't Store Wide Sale Now - 19 .65 $ 30 FAMOUS BRANDS SUITS AND OVERCOATS $ 23 85 Oak aaajf iru. c l rr V. A $H I I ill I Auanucr w kv anrJ Stamford Suits and $ B O coats. Lvery garment in the house " reduced. 28 .65 $ 40 Hart Schaffner & Mars and Stamford Suits and O'coats. Every garment in the house reduced. $ 32 .85 A Hart Schaffner & Marx $l and Stamford Suits and $ O'coats, Every garment in the house reduced 37 .65 Ladies Special For Saturday too III.A.VKKTS 100 only double 66x80 fine part wool blankets, satin trimmed assorted colors of blue, pink, orange and orchid. Can't be boiiKht at wholesale for this price. 3 only (o customer $3.45 Mfii'K iK-avy cotton plnld rustcm made fliinml hirt iu 3 ndnrs. Kfwl.il rt-Kiilar ll.Zn alu., Ortobrr s;ih:. Men's cotton milnkin shirts in tan and ajrey colors only, Oct ober sale. Come curly. 1 lot men's wcol plaid heary flannel shirts, large plaids, small plaids. October sule upcclul, ererylhlng In tho store is reduced. MfU's army shirts double elbo and double lined, Khaki color, open front, two pockets with flaps. October sale. One lot cf all wool Men' Blazlers, CO In the lot. all sites, all colors, $6.50 values. Men's - all wool navy blue Blazlers with new style wals. band. October sale. Men's leather Coats. 30 inches Ionic, wool lined, leather, collar. October sale. Men's heavy logger Shirts, nil wool, double front and double back. Two pockets, Buffulo brand, union mode. $ J.45 $ J .35. $3.45 $2.35 :$3.85 $4-85 $9. Wool rtpilll fjil.'ilify, Willi. nvihf union kiiII iu tiuliinil fiii.l pink r...ir a n-nl f.'iiimr Mlor up. I-mt S:il.v i)tw lot cxtiM htvivy .'iiltiin fb-rre union Kiiitrt In nuliirnl nil :r only- .1 hiiIim to n riMtoiiicr. Oct ober Mile. Sliirls nml druHiTM in coltoii fleeced n.iluinl cclor. Oclober Se.le. lifiiiiiiii' Kprinslcx luu "T rent wool unicn milts in whltu bin k rkin and naturnl color. Hoy's cotton ribbed and flocro lined, Union Hulls, limited quantity, 50 Uofn only. ' M. n's hi'iivy purl wool IIdiikIi-lii- k KwcuHtd Iu while culy, jpi'i liil. i $1:75 $ J .45 75c $1.25 75c $4 .35 85 AVcstoii Dry i;ox police li nlhcr ' lined wlrTl steel slmnk, black only. $5.65 Voiiiik inon's nil Iciilhi Oxfords In bluck and tun snappy numbers, regular vniiicH. 25 pair union Tnailo brown calf shoes, sizes to S, while 'they lam. Our I t men's tun only at drcKS iilious In $4.95 '''Ii $435 ' $3.35 $J.85 Oiif lot l.r 11 it mi ltl.u k k ! vif J435 Ci- Men s black hies In a good lust ut V t I $4.95 Men's 6.511 dniKs liuls In llm iiuwchI colors und Hliupcn. Oil ober Hulo. All lints reduced October Kule. ALL BOYS' SUITS OVERCOATS, SWEATERS AND BLAZERS REDUCED iXjerjjmsrK wan g v 1 mi tj as ,a 21 DC raa-JB 33 aUrSoH
