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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1925)
Boo, JDBliRST WOE Things Get Tougher For Liquor Drinkers A aober man looked i ximi l ijnur tha other day. As a result ba U now It, h county Jail aervlng a 0day sn trnrt. Of coursa ba wasn't arraaird for looking at tbn liquor. a look a ilrlok. Ho look another drink. Ho look aavaral drlnka. Ha bad an automolilla. B clrr. rd to no rldlDK In II. Thera waa a turn In tha road. Tha rar didn't rrcogtilsa tha turn, Thnra waa an accident. Tha man waa ahakrn up but not aarloualr hurt. Thnra waa an otflrrr. Ha looked ut tha aulomoblla. II amallad tha man'a braath. Thera waa an arritst. Tha man waa chr-id with driving an auto moblla whlla under I ha Influence of Intoxicating liquor. Thnra waa a Jucljia. Ha looked ilishink farm at tha man and aald. "Ona hundred dollar, ana iv aaya." Tha Tina mntitd out waa tha minimum under tha law. 15. A Ibuwr, which Utern Kun- cUHOtl thouv In proTty ,t! to a m ore it wu learn- Lvrr cnppifu phone wires. lnd ix nlil,'H Lthwest, and luifl, of ShiTiaun , Sunday. Xufrust "la" Oirl Accused of Kidnaping Youth and Forcing Wedding, Denies It Paj TTf4 tornado, a Ld the towns ml Easco. W late today k and crops inundated tributary to . near Mild ly banks .fall wan rr' nix Inchon ut k inches at W. C. Abbott, of Klamath Falla. waa tha man who, a few day. a no, looked at aoma liquor and who now U aorvlnx a (0-day sentence. (PUZZLES SALEM; ife VStaaL A 9 t ; A I $ 7 j : r , k:. -mm - i ( -.r ' . ar n. 5EK aK COI.OIIAUO Bl'UINGS. Colo., Aug. 19. (United Preaa) A apecUcular fun hattla between Federal Prohi bition oftlrora and moonxhlneri. with a woman flxhtlm with the whiakey makera, took place In tha mountains laat nlaht near Divide, Colorado, re aultlna; In ona ' moonahlner belnc killed, officer returnlnx here today, aald. Two of the alleged whlnkey mak era are In Jail at Cripple Creak, a third In Jail here, and a fourth ea- caued. William ItUka, 45, rancher, waa killed. I Mr a. A. R. Pryalle, who had been living in a rabln near the acene of i the fliht, with Tier hu-band. took (part In tha firing until tha officeraj opened fire, when aha la aald to have dropped her gun and aurren-i dered. Three hundred gallona of whiakey. 1600 gallona of moan and a. atlll were conflacated by tha offleera, who arrived at the plant, while 'be moon- ahlnere were abaent. Square Deal Drug Store Prescription Bpeelallita. ' Next to Plna Tree Theatre. el in in the, kiucing belt of torreiU, con- into urn u 1 1 I'nion Pacific bdween the wished away aid the road's w and Taco, i tiptnyinr the ortt of farm o-niJf iwath. 'lorra. feomc firaera hud hu'i and dl- in(t of the licked enn- Lucy Wagiirr McMilli, of Lexington, Ky.jJt chargrd with ki.l fiaping Kobert MrMilli, Ohio L'nivcraity atudent, and inducing tilm to wed ber In Monroe, Mich., in a marriage annulment petition filed in a Cincinnati court She deniet the alii gationt. (Conllnaed lroin Page ne) Hiibllnilty In front of hla truck, but on aerlng hla machine I hey Jumped hark Into Mime brunh. lie aald he thought another man waa with them. HIl.VKItTON. Ore., Aug. 15. ,.u,r . worn. nr..r uru-u ( pror(.,B ef ihe man hunlera Ion aocka found In lha corner or . a graveyard, with blood .lain. In T)ere c,lmlnaMon of Ihe fori. the only thing even r,ory whpr(1 collf(, te ap.n..hlng a clue Saturday to re- ed deflnlfly that the men were veal the whereahoala of Tom Mur-nu, f,r ,,,,., wi, n0 , ,,,, ray. Kllaworlh Kelly and Jameej ,,,,, , uny ur(1J,. Along th, Wllloa, e-.cn pert convict of the Ore- ..,,. anrt i.p,w ,h. C,,B, of corn- been apparel of any one of a hun- fencea, eheltered by hayitacka or dred weary pilgrims paining that crouching in old cabina or farm out way. : bulldlng. ftcoiiring Country . , , ... I A motorist traveling these roads Bumming up the result, of thUlm)kn! man hunter, mlght con. day . work by the man hunter, ib. he hunt hod-Leen 00andoned find of hoaiery may well be reg.rd-1 for e wou,d none ed as Ihe high point. Of news as. Teephone SHEPHERD'S RADIO SLASHED. You can order a lot of good luck for yourself by telephone. You can order washday out of your home forever. Yoif can order our laundry plan In for ever. You can figure out for yourself It costs no more than the . dreaded do-it-at-home way. FRENCH HAND PHONE 490-R, 127 NO. FOURTH ST. LAUNDRY ONLY TWO WEEKS MORE Frank & King's Comedians Sen Tib Bng WMtt Tmtt Seventh and Pine Streets Sunday and Monday Farce Comedy . . . . : "THE WILDEST THING IN TOWN" Special Monday Night Only 17-Piece Orchestra In Addition To Regular Show Prices 25c and 50 c Jazz Orchestra officials nid get through rea beforo IV. M Lost gon alalft prison, whose break caused the death of two guards. Worthwhile Ocw The aocka were found' Saturday mr.riilng In the lonely burial place in the I'nion Hills, 10 miles aoulh eat of here, just at the edge of one or Ihe numerous wooded gullies In r. which Ihe harried possemen believ ed the fugitives are hiding. i The dlacovery was made by Kd ward Ilacon, of Portland, one of several men following the dejected looking bloodhound, as efforts were holti mails In vet the doas' noses fin ft-af am r.n a liva lead. These might have mending ridges the posaemen lay all day and others were thero tonlcht. Men In Timber They are not at the edges of the; roads, but under cover In fringe of Ihe timber ami bush, behind r-. : v f tti.l. (!,).. Aug.- re lute this Ui trail of y. olil sun of a oil ou.-r-M in the hai "lon of Pike's TO ( ITV "('I fortnight Me, whero they rt and spent . Mr. and Mm. fo have return- "" They were ""on K. Teed ' Kernlhy Teed. rank riryunl. ond ru. uilding "Whlllty and lh result of 1 l"n and for your 'ERRIN '" tlmatea fhone "in. i been the aocka worn by one of the three desperadoea. They have been freshly discarded. They might hate Save a dollar bill Thin "ad" is good for a FREE battery re charge any time you bring It in. Well also inspect your battery odd distilled water and make any repairs needed at minimum cost. A little attention NOW may aava you monthe of bitury lift. We handls long-Ufa, powsr-packsd Phllco Bstttriea but rs cbarg. and repair amakta of bauerisa. Come in today. Ilnttery Hmiro Hint ion Win, K. Mueller. 01:1 Kliunmh Ave. PHfica 'diamond o ueto I ---1; I BATTEWIE5 Sceen-irt your porches. tho b and. yourself from flies and mosquitoes. Phone 477-W for PE GLASS HOUSE . Uh and Pine Sts. For Sale 3 room plastered bungalow. $150 cash. Balance like rent. Fine lot. Price $l,9f)0. 2 fine building lots on paved street. Beau tiful location. $1,250 each. Sixth St. lots at $65 per front foot. 15 acres three miles from Klamath Falls. House, well, and gar age on property. $3,000. Terms. For Rent Modem bungalow, Mills Addn. $30 a month. Momyer and Momyer rteol Kstmo In'uMtirfl .. fililff. Phono ft'ld We Outfit Big and Little Shavers , FOR BIG SHAVERS " " Gem razors $1.00 Gillette razors $1.00 Ever Ready razors $1.00 Auto Strop razors $1.00 Enders razors .....$1.00 Durham Duplex razors ..:....$1.00 Straight blade razore $1.50 to $4.50 All standard brands shaving creams 35c to $1.00 After shave lotions, creams etc. 25c to $1.50 Talcum powder (more than 30 kinds) ; ,..;. .....-.Ul 25c to $1.20 Razor strops .....w !....50c to $5.00 Razor hones $1.00 to $2.50 Tweezers .-..15c to 50c Styptic pencils ....10c Blades for all standard safety razors 35c to $1.00 Shaving brushes ...35c to $4.50 Strop dressing 25c Everything to make the home shave painless and pleasant FOR LITTLE SHAVERS Horlick's Malted Milk " 50c, $1.00, $3.75 Eagle Brand Milk 25c Dextro Maltose 75c Mellins Food : .'...75c- Hygeia Nipples 2 for 25c Hygeia bottles 2 for 25c Rattles 15c to 50c Infant sets (comb, brush, etc.) 50c to $6.00 Baby talcum powder 25c Baby creams 25c and 50c. Castile soaps 10c to 50c Anti colic nippies 2 for 15c Castoria 25c, 35c and 40c Pyrex nursers .35c Baby hot water bottles 75c to $1.50 We list above only a few of the items we cany to keep the baby healthy and happy. SPECIAL We have on sale at half the marked prices a limited number of boxed papetries and correspondence cards. The boxes are slightly soiled but the paper stricly good. Now 15c and up. Take Plenty of Kodak Films We carry genuine Eastman Films to fit all cameras. Leave your films with us for quality finishing STORE NEWS Confidence in the exact fulfillment of your doctor's prescription is absolutely essential to the best results. That consideration is paramount in our service No one likes to go to a drug store and have the soda clerk grab your prescription and start to work dn it.. You immediately feel that some one is trying something that they can't put over. That is the very reason why no one touches a prescription that come3 into either of our three stores unless he is a college trained and registered pharmacist. But there is something besides college training that must go into your, medicine. The drugs and everything else it contains must be fresh and pure. They can't be kept fresh and be kept on the shelves, they must be bought and used quickly or they lose much of their value. With our three stores to buy for we can order in sufficient quantities to assure the minimum price, and we also know that our three stores will use them up before they become too old. All in all, there is no better place to buy drugs or sundries than at Currin's For Drugs, Inc. Klamath Falls Currins f or Drugs Portland, ore. yon nor"" " E23
