The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 21, 1930, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON (Friday, November 21, 193i PAGE TWO BLOGDY TOIL FOUND IN HOI OF IS S Ohio Victor and His Family . PORTLAND. Or.. Nov. 11. A P) Detective Investigating the alleged murder ef Mr. Leon nowlaa, It, Portland society mat ron, who died from t kntf wound n day o, today turned their mention to a enlled towel, appar ently bloodstained. The towel waa found yesterday ii the apartment of Mra. Irma .uucki Parle, 18. In whose apart nant Mra. BowIm died. Mra. Per s and Nelaon C. Bowlea, 14, wld iwrr nf the dead woman, hare "n charged with the murder. They told pollr Mra. Bowlea stab bed herself. District Attorney Stanley Myara aid he attached little Importance to the towel but othera were of the opinion It might prov to be an Important clew. DetertiToa said the towel bore two larie Ulna with an unstained nortton between them ancb a could bare been made by wiping the death knife with th cloth. . Police aald they believed W. H Cullere, who baa been arreated an a material wltneaa In the mi knew nor of the altered anrder inan am Bad admitted. Cnllera la a naalnaoa associate of Bowlea. Dr. Peal D. Cooper, a relatlr. of Bowlea by marriage, waa arreat- oa neteraay after he hail admit. ted to police kla original state ment to them were false. Police aI Dr. Cooner arlmltraut m-A Mrs. Parlo and Bowlea had "re- nrsa" tb atory they told poiiow. Dr. Cooper and Cnllera were ra- "-a aaaer ijtoo ball each. wmr rove his smoke VANCOUVER. B. C Vn ..1. woild a aoldler her walk mllee ior a cum ret, but be wonld break out of jail to got one. Two oi. dlera were recently locked np here for drnnkenneaa. Ten mlnutee af. er inspector Jamee Thompson aw the front door of the Jail open and one of them walked in. "Will yon pleaae lock me up again?" the otdier asked. "I forgot to get any elgarete and had to climb ont h rear window to get aome." FOR IX) VE OF PETE GLADSTONE. Va' "Red." a coon do; of A. A. Babcockf wat seen carrying food away from nil master hone every day for a week. "Pete." a collie baa been missing for week. Putting two and two together. Babcock follow ed "Red" one day when the dog indicated It wanted him to. "Red" ed Rahrock to a nearby quarry, here "Pete" waa fonnd captive n a hole 40 foot deep. .. ' i " aJ f f . i s WjrV' f UWMAr ' t I f flt&Wl' H I ,jt tyi . -- yA.M,ia ! sn4&aj 'V A , i. I "It SSaS ,1 I llaMii Here la Oh'iO'a new demo cratic aenator-elect, Robert 3 llulker, photographed with hla family. In the picture, beeid Mr. and Mrs. llulkey. are thulr dauchter, Katharine, 13. and their son, Robert J. Hnlkley, Jr., a student at Harvard I'ni- versttv. CHICAGO. Nor. II. UP) Tommy Loughran of Philadel phia, former world's light heavy weight champion, waa a two-to- one favorite to defeat King I.e rlnsky. the ex-fish peddler. In their ten round engagement at the Chicago stndinm tonight. ho IIDrip?? COFFEE Jirrt go to your favorite grocery store and ask for the GOLDEN WEST "Drip Coffee" Maker. Trie maker complete will cost you only $ OOIDCK WIST COFFO THt DCAt GMND Km DRIP COFFEl MAUI Hills Bros Coffee is as fresh as when it came from the roasters Tarn uason la Hills Baos. Coffee ' is packed in vacuum tins. Air, I which destroys the flavor ot coffee, . is completely takes out of thej can and luft tut. No air-tight can will keep coffee fresh. But Hills Bra. Coffee to the vacuum pack is always fresh whenever you buy it. The can is easily opened with the key. iru HUU Bnt. Ctgtt s JImt m tthtt fffts tss. O KM loon roa. nn akab on tub cam Mil OUi EVEN THE "IN-LAWS" APPROVE HER COOKING PILLS COULD NOT HELP HIM Bern h true story of a man who Buffered for years from con stipation. Then he found the fleasant, natural way to relief hat millions of people now follows 1 am St ynie eld and have pet m .years suffrlns (ram sonaUpttlo. Spest lots of moner. bousht kll kiBds M na dnifswd mrMlf vrr nlgbt with thm ana Bok lots ot moraines wlUi o hwstlirhf Hovon't Ukon one pill sinot 1 boss on K'iloev's Audita am. I n now focl lnf Iho Ut I h.vo f.K la SO 7J-. X at bMrtilr and nothing hurts bm. A I .MKT W . rAM ilssssclnisstf It is never toe late to try Kellogg All-Bran. This de licious cereal is guaranteed two tableapoonfuls daily, three times daily In sever cases. Start now to enjoy this way to better health. Ask your grocer for Kallon's All-Bran in th red-and-irreen packs ire. Made by Kellogg-In Battle Creek. All-Bran f metre? In Terror mrut TomI How would you like to be a young bride and mane that proud boast? That is what Mrs. E. N . down in Vir ginia, can do. And an because she has discovered one simple cooking secret! Hera si her letter: "I never knew Bilk could mak such a differenot in cooking. I really don't know how I can thank von enough for the wonderful little cook book. 1 haven't failed in one single recipe. Tou see. I haven't been housekeep ing long and I didn't know much about cooking, and sine I discovered Carna tion Milk my husband thinks I anf a wonderful cook, also 'my in-law.' (And now comes the secret ot her success-) I always keep a large supply of Carnation Milk, for I use it in most everything 1 cook." Here is the reason Mrs. N gets such wonderful cooking results with Car nation Milk. It is, in the hrst place, the best of pure, whole milk, protected at the source. Carnation "field men" de vote their tinn to teaching dairymen how to breed-up their herds to higher standards, and showing them what good business it is to have clean herds, housed in clean bams, milked by dean bands into clean utensils. This safeguarded milk is evaporated to double creaminess, so that every thing in which it is used is rich and creamy. It is '"horoogenued'' the cream broken up minutely and dis tributed all through the milk so that every drop is rich with cream and every dish takes on the fineness of texture re Milting from the fine cream particles. Besides giving cooking results which even the best of bottled milk cannot equal. Carnation Milk offers a conven ience, economy and dependability which can be bad in no other form of milk. Here is a recipe which will prove to you the extraordinary goodness of Car nation Milk. Write for th Camatioa Cook Book and Baby Feeding Book, They are free. Address Carnation Com pany, Albers Bldg, Front k Lovejoy Sts, Portland. 9 Carnation Tuna Fiah a la Newborv 2 tbep. butter, Z tbsp. Hour, yi tap. salt, few grains pepper, X cup Carnatioa it Milk, - egg yolks, 2 cup M cud water. white Tuna fish. 3 Usd. Dimiento. 1 tbsp. chopped parsley, yi tbsp. Worces tershire sauce. Make a white sauc ol the butter, flour, seasonings. Car nation and water. Add the slightly beaten eg yolks and cook for 3 min ute. Add flaked tuna fun, diced pi miento anr" chopped parsley. Heat thor oughly and add Worcestershire sauc just before serving. 3 tbsp. Sherry flavoring and a lew gratings of nutmeg can be used instead of the Worcester shire sauce if desired. Serve in patty shells or on toast points. Garnish with stars cut from pimiento and parsley. Serves 5. taie.cc. 5lis&. rrWoooi VC - hi Orrn lor - - tw,ntv VMS For velvety soups and sauces, rich ice creams and candies, fine-textured cakes and puddings and custards, always use Carnation Milk convenient, economical, always depend able. Clean housing of clean herds and clean hindlint of the milk safeguards Carnation Milk at the source and protects Its purity. And this protection continues until Carnation reaches you in its hermetically sealed containers. (See recp mbov) c Basra fflsi;na;nan troron Electrical Ball Planned by Copco Men November 27 Prvparatlone for the th An nual Electrical ball, to be given Thauksglving night, November IT, la th Kxhlbtt building at the fair grounds, r already under way. The danc la given each Thanks (Ivlng by th members of th Phase Relations club, an organi sation made an ot employes ot the California Oregon Power company. larl Pylea, chairman ot the dance caiumlttee, promlsna that this dance will carry out ail of the heat lilcns of the privedlng five, and will have several new fiNittirc aa well, Turing tlio evening rtectrlcal gifts wIV be prcoentml hy 11. P. Ilosworth, Jr. This Include a General Klvrtrlc mil lo of the new est type, s Premier Duplex vacu um cleaner, a liotpolnt urn aat, a llotvoHit autoniatle Iron and a liotpolnt automatic lousier. Kvan more brilliant and color ful tftocts tlmu those ot last year are planned tor tuts ball The heal electricians nvnllnhl am working evory si tv lit to liavn (lii dlsplny r emly by TliutiksKlvlug. I. os HiUJIiik, with a lU-plece or chistru, will furnish mimic for the danc. "Anierlcnn women's aiiiuml beauty bill Is 7n,0ft0,0(tn." Sometimes wo think the dear rreatur are getting nothing for something. Nationalists Win City in Which 14 Priests Were Held NANMNll, Nov. II, (An -NntlonnllM (ovt'iuniniit military headquarters today claimed the capture of Klun, Klnnprovlnce. from red forcrs, which hntl held II for aitveral weeks, Tlio Natlonsli.it uotl - bandit Jnrroe warn aald lo hnr entered I tin city November 1). The red forcea suiiposmlly wllhd.iw to ward lha aouih, No melitlon was made of Iho rat ot fourteen I'ethollo nilsslnii nrlea citiiiureil In Klan h Hi reili (Iclnher S. The tiiUslonaile wem held for SHO.OUII riiiisotn. A I IIKiln idnkitiox TO TIIK M" KT. I.OUIH,"NWvT II. (AIM--Mrs. Ulnlt Ice baa filed soil for dlrorc sgalnsl lr. Halph K. Ic Mra. If alleged Hie doctor's l'e had grows colli. llsre Good ViewsPayments Seed Not Benin Till After January, 19J1 (it) 15Jr5rt. smjji nsv fT-uettLs: b IfeaiiPliuall StsiSnnHs Fresh Ccurage Take The Clouds Ye So Much Dread Are Big With Blessings That Sha! Burst In Showers itttratriK-i,' into, Just A Word, Pleasel T Bo root efry 5ler rrs M eafy ike foorx pUn fur Gmtutt4 Cilttml (At otvii Srrsii n (Au fa Seconso of cm W aw Th ittou lm ti WMrliMsnflM ore ncrcfy 'ttmelu," lr ore tAoojoWi aoere Peel frit as ceoie foe Nobody iff sroae yog (e toy yam iti smssiAuig yea Ml, Soft OteOJoog 04 orrooge fymentilor mnt oooory. Diamond St4 Dinner Rings Half Price While they last we shall sell 17! Dinner Rings for 112.50, 150 Dinner Rings for 125, and so on up to 1300 Bins for 1150. This is because w hare mora than w need to keep etor with. Here' the "Princely Gift, Sir!" Talc en for a dollar or so let th payment begin after January next, .vy Diamond Set Wedding Rings 517.50 In th new Stp Fashion set with seven diamonds a value that speak for itaelf. 8even-teen-fiftv par a teller down and the balanc a dollar a week beginning after January next Diamorvl Set Engagement Rings $79-50 We guarantee these rings to be finT and larjrrr than can be had In any other good store hereabouts for less than a hun dred and twenty-five dollars. Money back if it isn't so. Pay a dollar down and take your choice from a trayful balance can be paid weekly, beginning after January next. Men's Rings Half and Less Stone-set Rings for men Signet Rincs and Initial Rings, all of solid gold. Kings that were marked to scH at 120 to 126 are to be sold tomorrow at $9.95. Pay Fifty Cents Down llnlanee Beginning Next Jan nary Ladle Stone Set Rings $19.50 For stone-set Kings In the new est and most beautiful styles Rinps that were marked Thirty five to Fifty dollars are to Be on aale tomorrow and aa long as they lait at Nineteen Fifty. Pay fifty cents down and the balanc can be paid after Janu- doiiar a weex win ao. ; w -a j H' 'J A I vv j$A 11 Those Who Come Tomorrow Can Get an IMPORTED DINNER SET AND SET OF SILVER Both for the Price of the One and on Terms The China comes from Old Austriaand is as fine as anybody could ask f or . . , Beautifully decorated with flowers and foliage. Each set contains Six Dinner Ptatett'uc Soup Platftix Bread and Batter Plate tlx Fruit or Oatmeal Dishes half a dozen Cupi and Saucer a Platter on open Vegetable Dish a Salad Bowl a Sugar Bowl and a Cream Pitcher. The silver comes from the foremost makers In the land but at thlxamailng; price we are not permitted to advertise the maker's name each set contains Sue Dinner Knioet with itainlet eteel blade and with hollow handle sic Fork ix Serving Spoon six Tea tpoon a Sugar Shell and a Butter Knife and each piece i guaranteed tor a decade of daily tervice. BoukI. j separately such an "ensemble' would make a fifty dollar bill took like the "wreck ef the Hesperus," to use the college boys' modern language but those who come tomorrow can get both china and silver sixty-eight pieces all tiild for no more than the eost of th dinner aft alono ineteen Fifty nd whnt'a more. Fifty eenta down will aecure immediate delivery. 1'ay menta of a dollar s week can begin next January If desired. QLy trew.i.:ir jygCuimi yr-zf$ Only Down Wok The New Bacuette Watchet Sketched at $71.00 The new Baguette Watches sketched th la-t word In style and elegance limited number only. First time offered for less than two hundred dollars (smallsst and finest wntches human hards have ever made), guaranteed timekeepers. Sold at the caah pricea on the Burnett Budget Plan priced at f 76 and . Pay a dollar down and a dollar-fifty a week. Payment need not begin till January next. jMi -i ami -ir-f L-Ttf-- -' sU Westminster Chime Mantel Clock $24.50 Hew Hsven" eiirht-day clock with full set of aliverr fonm which reproduce the chimes of Westmin ster Abbey. Always sold at S40 tomorrow and while they lent twentr-tour fifty, ray fifty cents down balance after January a dol lar a week. Salts and Peppers JSC a Pair Duplicates ot the sterling sliver ones rtbat sell tor ton Umos that sum while ther last silver plated salts and peppers for oeventy-nve cents a mlr. . PC m m Xri l Perculator Sets . Extra Special $19.50 Aa sketched A very fine 7 -enp Percolator complete with eugur, creamer and tray All heavy nickel plated with a guaranteed heating element. Makes very fii.e coffee In a very fow moments, A set that would usually cost $35, at this apnclal price of Nlne-teen-flfty aa long as they last. Pay duly $1 down. Novelty Tea Sets age A tea net the eamet Is the tea pot and there are sis eupa, oma montal and ukcIiiI. While they lan one svt tn a buyer at ninety ftvs oents the set. KlecUlc Percolators Guaranteed percolator aa aketchrd nickel sliver plated, eight e u p s I a a while they Innt four ninety flvr p a t fifty oents down and fifty cents a wees hen Innlm next Januaryl A, J 4? J iiiWft ei'os, Elgin, $27.50 Her Is th famous Elgin a guaranteed timekeeper with new meh bra col ol at tached One nf the nicest watchoo mad Pay II down and the balance after dhrlatnias. Bulova, $24.75 Nationally advertised and by long odds the "beet selling watch In th world." Fifteen Jeweled I 0 v s movement In new chrome plated caa to match. Sold at th cash price Twenty four Fifty Pay It dows, balance after Christmas. Waltham $14.95 This famous Watch Is offorsi si the lowest price ever kaowa and nn terms that mak owning en "child's play." Unconditionally guaranteed. While they last Fourteen Nlnctr-Flve. Take on for half a dfllar pay after January, a dollar a week. Ladles Watches 914.95 Thes have fUUa-mltd movement snd all th style and character that mark the twenty five dollar models. While thty Inst, Watch and Bracelet to match, both for Fourteen Nine-ty-fivs. Take one for half a dollar pay after January, a dollar a week. Elgin $24 50 Th Elgin Dress Watch srlth a fifteen-Jowelod movement, gold, 'illed case, pocket knife and a Wnlilemnr chain to match a value thnt la not equalled any. where All for Twenty-four Fifty. Take the outfit for half a dollar pay after January, dollar a week. 70S Main St. Phone 117 Opposite Pin Tree. Theatre