The Evening herald., November 09, 1928, Page 12, Image 12

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Friday, November !, 1!28
G. M. C. ISSUES AM
: URGE SUM TO
STOCK HOLDER
Hundred Million in Stork
..and Cash Distributed
By Big Company
' NKW YOHK, Nov. !). U'Pi -Cleneral
Molors corporation de
livered to stockholder the sur
prise, whirl, Its president, Alfred
P. Slogan Jr. had predicted a slum
time ego.
' The surprise wan In tho form
of n melon worth H :t.r. iiii.imiii In
rash and stock which should ho
worth n additional $ 43.M'll.n(i
In dividends annually, making an
yoliiul (llotrlhullc.il valued at
f round tutu. onti.iMio If Increase in
ulue It taken Into consideration.
Illrcclors ordered a spill in the
17.400.000 pilar on the basis of
3Vj new sharps for pach present
share held, and Indicated (hat tho
Hew stock would be placed on a
U annual basis, which would bp
j
On "Neon" Signs Dealt Severe
Blow by Decision of U. S. Court
i
Alli e d Infrlimomenls of pa-j Kloclrlcal Product corporation, I
touts covering "Neon" stilus have isolo licensee uiuU'i' tho genuine ;
,Jusl hcuu dealt u severe blow by ! Xuoii patents, la hrlniiliig Milt in '
I... l'.,U. tjf .il.. h!.,,.,-,.,,.,, ,iirl ' I lr..iti .mil iilM.iU-tiri. ! Klmi
whi n it sustained a permanent Ittio manufacture and Mfe of so Loa Anscles Policeman
injunction against mnnnlaclui'c culled Scott siciis not made liy : V Oil 11(1 S Wife Und
niiADDri rumc is
I WITH 1 DEATH t
I mn n iimnimrn J
flMoz-wpytuj
S"OT"l'SVce
maswsAWAsb
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s3uE
and use of so ailed "Noon"! us" declares J. '. Zanckcr, vice-;
signs not made undvr. tliu Geoige president and general mniuncr of
Claude patcnis. It is announced the Klcctrlcal Products corpora-,
by the Klcctrlcal Products cor- lion of Oregon. "We Khali hutej
IHirallon of Oregon, pole Claude to sue to collect damage for In
Neon licensee her
Friend In House
Armistice Day Specials!
Hero is your chance to dress up for tho holidays and to supply your Fall needs
the lowest possible prices. Here are just a few examples of the great savings
can offer yau due to the tremendous buying power of our Chain of Stores.
at
wo
All-Wool Suits New Fall Shade and Patterns
19.95 24.95 29.95
Ovci couti--All wool, Now Styles and Fabrics
16.95 19.95 22.95'
U)S ANtlKt.KS. Nov, !. i'V
Irt ViTtiuu Simmons, l.o Ah-
t ,,..,. t ... .... CI'U'l lit UK I Ullll'l'l, 1'i'llllllit ivu
M'liifiiiin fitius un in urn-, ..- - ill.,
i ,. Nti iIilit Imrn nfti-r lU'iiliahlv fill-
Appeal from l.u- circuit . out l a ' "' "" iiiip we wl" ... ,,,,,,' , 0,rllK1Hi' wife
do Won had recti taken at New i ' " '- l--eiit purcha-'",'" "n,"t "ia -- "
ntiMon na,i in n tah n at .n w ,.,i!..,i v., .. Simmons, and her friend.
lorK oy a Heavily liuail.-co man-,- - ' jii. M.,vr. In uimrrel
over a woman Katd to havo Ik'cii
uractuivr who was alleKcd lo he positively luteud to proven!
, .,. ..v . ... . . inriiitT r:iii! wiin iir.iiiiixM tti
a. heM b, lleor.c, (laudo. .He;-ry'co u, ,r patent, when
Ktliyon or fnini-i' unit im-iM, ." v " 'v
Porta nl rimiro iu tho Krvnch ! ' vl'- "f " final and
A.ad. my of Science, who discov-. I rnianeui uvriaion 01 uu i
crcd the pnce.s of takinR n,,. ! Supremo Court.-
rare "Neon" gas from the atmos
phere.
lu its final decision just rend-'
i'ied the t'nltcd States supreme ;
court has ruled that tho peiman-j
.cut Injunction must stand which I
wit. fitrnturli' i.t-rl., r...l ni'ulnsl !
KHial to $7. SO on the present ', .," , , Ai
"Neon" signs not made br Kle-j
MM LOSES
lock, which pay $3 annually.
In addition a rash extra divi
dend of $2. B0 share was de
clared on common stock. The
tatter alone would amount to (43.
60H.OOO. Figuring the Increased
dividend on the basis of the old
capitalization, the otaer t43.a00.-
1)00 la arrived at. On today's
1ST IP E
trlcal Products" corporation or its I , ;
eastern associate corporations, j Orville Wright Claims
who alone heiu the right to man- Smithsonian Museum
ufucture and use "Neon" gas ua-j yir 1 T T. I-
der tho patents granted, Kunh-.
er. the supreme court ordered
tho case remanded to the court I
home
after a four weeks' separation
and found her hm-haiul with Miss
j Catherine McKlnnon. Aim end
by his wife's presence the police
.officer sliol her and her frlcud.
I w ho had accompanied her.
j When iKili.e. summoned by
neighbors, arrived Simmons held
them at distance with his re
volver. I "If any pnllcemun Is going In
. be shot It'll be me," he said.
Mid sent a bullet Into his temple.
Mrs. Simmons, who Is 27 years
old, probably will dlu from bul-1
let wound In th left lung. Fhy-'
Isiclana held little hope for Miss!
Meyers. Si, who was wounded In
WASHINGTON. Nov. 9. i VIM . th sbdomen.
rt. .1... . . ....... siimmons was 7. venrs old lie
Vrlce basis the new stock would Jrisuici.on wun in-;iu r, ( mstjrv the Wright Joined the pjllco traffic s,,ad In
flll around IS . share, but Wall "iotlon to prepare immodiaicly ; alrp,nneu forevcr ,, ,0 lh,lS4 and was rapmln of last
Street I; convinced the new Issue " l,.a .OT, dami,lfes. u: i Inlted States.. It was learned lo- i year's police football team. In
will rise quickly above $100. thus f,he E'ectr Hrouc'" ;daT through Orville Wright, who 1 November. I92i. his former wife,
adding a tremendous smount to '"rporaiion and other t laude .ttendlnr the National ' lHs. Texas, charged him
it
the mellon.
Howeverr todav's dividend re
moves General motors from the
lint of sensational market per
formers. No longer can the stock
tie bid up ten or twenty points
with such a tremendous capitali
zation of $43,600,000 shares. If
Ir should rise three points In a
session the event would be re
markable, as it would thus add
Past :
Neon lights associates for
Infringement of patents.
"With this victory behind us. j
I Aeronautic association contest failure to provide for ber-
iriectln iself and their child.
The machine, first to fly. is In!
'. the science museum of South I.KT HIM M.KUP
WHOM; MWIItKlt ;KTS 'Kensington. London, and will j IMTTSIIIKC.H. Nov.' What's
WO.M.W IX "TISOl'liLK stay there permanently because to be done with a mar. whs w.il'is
Wright, the surviving brother of Into a strange house and goes lo
DALLAS. Nor. 9. (API the two American pioneers of the sleep under the bed? PI'-oburssh
Among the miny complaints air, believes the Smlthsonlau la-, police decided to bold Joscim Har-
from those who got the stitution. logical resting place ls on a suspicious person tillage
Wronc liumhpr. nnn Ilnll.na . nf Ihn nirnl-ma hw. h.nn utifiili- 'When he was ralinht ll.ino'tir ill
more than $120.000.00 to the . U1)mal. tonav nai, , jcr. Thc ,oan ot-the' Blan. ,he home of Mrs. I. Scot'.
company's valuation.
t'AX'T SKI.I. W1I K
ance far and above the usual ! British museum has In-en made i "We'll Ipt th .i-u'j ilc iib
telephone mlsrues. ' permaiunt gift, Wright said. 'he rreslln otfiiers only
Calling her hardware deal- t The machine, an American pro- comment.
er's number she asked brisk- : duct from its wooden supports'
ly for a pound of bottle. to the canvass of Its wings, will VOt Til W'KII SISTKK?
c-ips. Vy mistake she had never lie brought buc k to this I CLKVKI.ANIi. Nov. . Imini-
been connected with the po- i country, ho added and thereby Cation officials hi re ara Investl-
LONDON. Nov. . "I hereby
l(:n my wife, Mrs. Price, over to
Arthur Kufus Williams for $i."
nut Mrs. Doris I rice didn t agree ce station, and four-hun- closed the ten-year controversv gHnS s remrt that a naturalized
vo -k w urti irnium.s oi corw were ' KnrwaAn ., i t.i.t. riitzrn raid n t 't n rii nntnr.
$(i.(K Values
Pure Wool Union
Suits
NOW
$4.89
$.U)0 Value
Part Wool U-Suit
NOW
$1.89
$1.00 Value
Wool Mix U-Suits
$2.95
$1.00 Value
Silk and Wool Mix
U-Suits
$2.95
Fine Lisle Soxs, RejT.
25e Pair
NOW
4 for 50c
' Heavy Wool Sox
NOW
49c
$1.00 Values
Dress Soxs
NOW
69c
Wool Caslwneiv Sox
49c
. $ 1.00 Values
Corduroy Pants
NOW
$2.95
$1.50 Value
Moleskin Pants
NOW
$2.95
$(5.00 Values
Wool Dress Pants
NOW
$3.95
College Cut Cords
NOW
$3.95
$0.50 Values
Wool Double Blan
kets NOW
$3.95
$5.00 Values
Fancy Plaid Blan
kets NOW
$2.95
$2.50 Values
Sheet Blankets
NOW
$1.69
Fancy Robes
NOW
$6.85
Up to $8.50 Values
Men's Shoes and Ox
fords NOW
$4.95
To $10.00 Values
Men's Shoes and Ox
fords NOW
$5.85
Boy's Shoes at the
lowest prices
$2.44 $2.95
$3.49
50 Pair Men's Work
Shoes, while they
latt
$3.95
Bib O'Alls & Waist
O'Alls
$1.19
$5.00 Values
Water Repel lant
Pants
NOW
$3.9S
All Wool Blazers
NOW
$3.95 and $4.95
Flannel Shirts
NOW
$1.95
wood. Monmouthshire, concurred delivered instead in the per- ,( ovcr'crcdit for air achieve- ni and returned with a l.rld'c
In the disagreement. Charges of
misconduct brought by the hu
band were also disallowed and i
separate maintenance order is
sued against him.
who Is bis si.-icr. In this rtnn-
ner. the girl, as the wife of
sons of officers Dean Goss '
and Charles Burrus. The
woman's beer was destroyed. India has between 20 and 30 cltlren mold nni l.i. refused nil.
and site paid a 25 fine. principal languaRcs. of which Hie mission although her country's
jmost widely used is Hindustani. I quota was exhausted.
EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY At The
Oi egon Woolen Store
8th and Main Streets
ALWAYS
THE
BEST
WE
SELL
for LESS
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?a.,r f . at ji-jiarna iwisliii rirviim'r ss
HELLO ummEsi
Corae to Our Store
SATURDAY MORNING
We Have Something Good To Give You. See
the Big Santa Claus Doll and What He Brought
in His Bis Pack.
. Saturday, November 10th
The Largest and Finest Stock of Toys, Dolls, and Christmas Gifts Ever Shown
in Klamath Falls Now On Display in Our Big Bargain Basement Buy Early
and Get The Best.
The Bag Onanis
FREE GIFTS
To Every Child who comes lo our
store Saturday, November 10.
See the Big Airplanes fly,
and a thousand other surprises.
asset uJ3ilfkl I.. f-.S1.!!. fiV
THE BIG GOOD WILL STORE
A small deposit will hold any article
until Christmas.
.FOR CIIRISIMAS BARGAINS
Come to Our Big Bargain Basement.
Buy your Christmas Gifts here in connection with our big Good Will Campaign which closes on Christmas Eve, and save money
KLAMATH IF1JISMMTOE KaiPAKI
IN THE CENTER OF THE SHOPPING DISTRICT, ONE BLOCK FROM WOOLWORTH'S NEW STORE
Phone 891'. WATCH OUR WINDOWS WE LEAD IN LOW PRICES 1011 Main, St
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