PACE TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALI-S. QRF.GON
Novmher 20, 1931
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BARNH ART'S
118 North 7th SL
CLEAN-UP
of
FALL HATS
$1.00
$3-95
Values to 112.75
Such Remarkable Values You are Certain to Find
It Necessary to Buy One for Each Occasion
Van Raalte Woolly-Wyn
V Coxy Soft Downy .
Combination $1.50; Pantie and Vt $1.00 Each
BANDITS TELL
OF DASH WITH
ROBBERY LOOT
(Continued Prom Page Ob)
that ever line. It they had
)nt turned I heir heads a little
they would have iwn whet Iru
going en." Johnson replied.
Tee bora then went oa la ear
1 that after they left the ear they
' "hit tor to brunh."
I "We played poker with Sllm'a
cards with a 1100 limit on each
card.' Johnson said. Ha aatd
that thar divided tha loot even)
before etartiag to play tarda. "1
think they must bsve been mark
ed." ha went on. "beraui ha ot
a lot of our money. "
' H aaid that after dark they
walked to tha "Jangles" In
' Klamath Falla whera they eteyed
about 10 or IS minute. Than
. they walked down the (ireat
Northern railroad tracks to a
, shack oa tha oataklrta of Mer-
' rill.
Ride to Rich
"There waa a lot of anow and
. I had a big hole In my ihoe. I
, waa nearly all In whan w got
there," Wilton aald.
That morning tha trio got some
groceries at a star In Merrill
and bought aoma whlnkey. That
night they caught the aSth ear
on a Great Northern train, ar
I riving In Rieber tha next morn
ing whera rney had bnakfast.
Johnson's Groceteria
and
it
Independent Meat Market
127 South Sixth Street Phone 221 or 222
for
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Given With Each Purchase
FOR FREE DELIVERY
Twice Dafly 9 A. M. 1 P. M.
Specials for Saturday, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday
November 21 to 25 Inclusive
afrHS
SUGAR
Pare Berry Oaae
10-lb. Cloth Barks
49c Each
Limit
COFFEE
Bchilllmc's Rich eat
Quality
39c Lb.
One 10c Oaa Pepper
RAISINS
Hew Crop Thorn peon
BeexUeas
4-lb. Packages
33c Each
v BAKING POWDER Cornstarch or Arm
V r. w"SI "xto. and Hammer Soda
Made with Cream of tartar . 1-Ib, Packaffe
39c Each 3 Packages for 25c
- Nonesuch 5. W. Cran. Ripe Oliwes Picklea
Mincemeat berry Sauce y t Tall Cans Full Quart
FtoU oSSL Corming Bnnd Jar.
Flnc-Quam, ' 8f- Sour. Dill ,
2 Package 2 Can for 2 Can for
for 29c 49c 39c 29c Each
RICE Crisco or Mothers Oats
Full Weight, s-Ib. Cans
3 Lbs. for 19c 61c Each 29c Each
Tiny Peaa Salad Beans Asparagus Corn
So. a Dins Dodge Brand Tips Del Monte
Del Monte small Asparagus Beyle Quality
Salad Peaa String! res Beans Del Monte 5o. 1 cans
Ko. a Cans jjJT Golden Bantam
2 Can for 2 Can for " . 2 Can for
45c 45c 29c Each 29c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
WW
IKIMAf
S3
CELERY Sweet Cranberries
large Well Bleached PotatOCS Large, Well Colored
Oregon Stock Good Quality Berries from Oregon
Finn, Even Slse
2 Bunches 19c 8 Lbs. for 19c 2 Lbs. for 29c
APPLES APPLES ORANGES
Local Grown Fine Qualify
Une for Cooking bergs Oregon (irawn 8wi Valenclaa
10 lbs. for 25e $1.19 Box 2 Doz. for 65c
In Our Meat Department
(Saturday Only)
Our usual high grade prime teer beef roasts
2 lbs 25c
Stew or Plate Boii, 3 ibsi 'for ZZZZZZZZ!Z.25c
Steaks, Sirloin, Rib or T. Bone, per lb. ..................21c
Prime Rib, Boned and Rolled per lb 21c
Cube Steaks, large and Tender, each 5c
. Everything in Poultry at Saving Prices
RISES
hHrTct piu-mA PrMLn ess flrftMfflwi
m mm m
afci-j ftffi gaj
ea. h bought a pint of moonshine
and cllinled bark on the aama
train which mads a half-hour
stop.
They arrived at about lOlh or
Hat aireet In fairamento at
about a o'clock Monday afler
noon and went to a hotel, they
said. They visited a second heud
store where they purchased shoes,
pania and other things and ate
again.
Moth Wilson and Johnson said
that they were asked for money
to get something to eat by men
and that they save them bills
when asked. "Wa gave a lot of
It away." they said when ked
what became of the money. They
had only flooo when arrested
and fans was missing from the
bank.
Tuesday afternoon they rented
a flat Cor a week.
Buy a Kaillo
"Wa asked a guy oa the street
whera we could get a second
hand radio and ha said ha had
one ha would sell for IIS. '.Mote
It over' wa told him," Johnson
related.
"Slim" left Wilson and John
son that day because he didn't
want to go oa a party. "Ha wasn't
very strong for drinking," John
son explained.
Wilson and Johnson bought
groceries which they took to Ih.lr
flat.
"Wa Jewed a bootlegger down
from f4 to $1 SO for a gallon of
moonshine and then paid him
with n 130 bill.' Johnson said.
The pair proceeded to atari
drinking and rooking . '
"It waa that hot stove where 1
was cooking bacon and eggs that
made me goofy," Johnson aald.
Vnlted and Associated Trees
stories related ho they talked
loud In the thin-walled apartment
house and spoke of robbing a
bank and were reported to police
by a woman In tha next apart
ment. The police arrived and
took them to Jail.
"I didn't know I waa arrested
or In )ail until I looked out
through tha bars," Johnson ad
mitted.
"We ware broke and hungry,
Wilson aald.
Which Manic '
They were fingerprinted and
photographed In Sacramento.
They returned on the train with
Sheriff Low and John Horn and
today were again photographed
and fingerprinted.
Sign your name here," Rex Mc
Millan, deputy aherlff In charge
of the Identification bureau, aald.
"Which name shall I sign?"
Johnson asked, lie was told to
sign Horace Nordstrom. "You'd
never known nnything but Fred
Johnson If they hadn't found
something on me to tell them
different." he aald.
They were taken back to cell
five on the lower floor of the jail,
Nordstrom with No. 11S5 on his
picture and Wilson with 1J6.
Officers are searching up and
down tha roast for "Slim", :
blonds, height aix feet and two
Inches, with about 3S0 with
him.
When Wilson and Johnson 1
were booked Thursdsy night 1
Sheriff Low found a steel saw In ;
one of their shoes.
ORMAXDY Dl'K HERB
I. A. Ormandy. passenger traf
fic manager of the Southern Pa
cific, will arrive In Klamath Falls
this afternoon from Medford.
SLAYERS HOLD
UP WOMAN TO .
OBTAIN FOOD
(Continued From Page One)
Pass. Sheriff Ralph Jennings of
Jackson county and Sheriff K. H.
Lister of Josephine county led the
posses totaling about 160 men,
composed of deputies, state po
lice, national guardsmen and In
flamed ciliiens.
Knott was shot to death when
he and another officer accosted
two men at the railroad elation
here who were acting auspicious
ly. The men fled after the klll
luc. Police took no the search
and later the automobile' used by
the slayers were ov.ru ken on
the highway. The drjver turned
his machine over a 20-foot bank
and the two leaped out and fled
Into the wooded country. The
car bore Colorado license plates
and recently was reported stolen
from that stats.
seise the car, which was wanted
as a clus In connection with a
robbery Inveetlgatlua.
Denver police reported the car
was purchased at Colorado
Springs Oct. II from the Color
ado Hprlngs .Motor Company by a
man giving the name of A, W.
Heed, of Denver.
The ssms night the rar was re
ported seen lu Colorado Springs
about ths lime the Armour and
Company building waa robbed.
Police said Read and two com
panions, Paul McQualde and Lee
Jackson, purchased two 41 cali
ber aulomatle pistols from a Den
ver pawnshop oa November 1
and that thereafter ths trio start
ed west,
Tha rar was a aedan bearing
Colorado license 77-II4.
Syke$ To Appear
At Club Luncheon
Members of the Twenty-tThlrty
club of this rMy will have the
honor of hearing I'rof. Loren II,
V ses, concert organist, of Port
land at their noonday luncheon
Monday, November II. Prof.
Dykes will attend ths club as ths
guest of Dr. C. II. Cassel, who
will assist him In bis organ re
cital given Monday evening at the
I'reshytorlan church. Lawrence
Davis, Klutlst, will also alt In
Oils program, which la given for
Ilia b
Army
The
name
from
Ohio'
glnla.'
work. i
THIM IM NTIUMIK
town of Kenovs gsts lis
from three atatee "Ken"
"Kentucky,' "O" frmn
' and "Va" from "Vlr-
' Denver Investigates
DENVER, Nov. 10, OP) Police I
of Denver and Colorado springs ;
have been looking for the ff i
wrecked In Oregon after the slay- j
Ing of Victor Knott, speclsl pol-1
Iceman, and a "pick-up order"
was Issued Instructing officers to
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Controlled Roasting Creates
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It Is a tileature to rreaths tha
fragrance that drifts from a cur
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squall Hills Bros., alone, roast by
the patented process Controlled
Roasting that gives yon alt the be
witching flavor of tha coffee berry
s . . all ths t fine. -
As ths accuracy of ths hour-glass
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No wonder the flavor is superior to
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Every pound of Hills Bros. Coffea
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moved end kept out of ths vacuum
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Hills Bros. Coffee today. Ask for it
by name, and look for tha Arab
trade-mark on the can.
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Kerr' M ince Meat Weak
And opportunity (or becoming acquainted
with the superb flavor of Kerr's Mince
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tha Thanksgiving dlnnerl
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the s p s c I a I
price oa this
galloa Jug.
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