MONDAY, HKVV. 10, HUM.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
MA
LY ABOUT PEOPLE
COMING EVENTS
Bepli'inbcr ML High null
rurul schools iiimmi.
Hnpii'iiiiiiir ia-m, jiioiiiHiii
coinily fulr nt Mmlford.
Hiiiiilt'iH.C 'lurk
Ml mi Kvnlyii Clark hitrnmn lh.il I
lii'litii i if II, Hiinders Hnltirdiiy even
Iiik Hi o sliiipln cnri'moiiy itorform
t"n ' ....,..t mij "., , m -
vil nl Ilia Iiiiiihi of hxr parents, Mr. I
mill Mm J J. Mrl.nuuttllii In II...
Winters nparlmi'tilil. '', Hey. A.
1,. men roan inn semen, wmrii wilHim i ho J I all lii.il night
TMllinnuru dill jr n,v r"lllllV"N Ol III"
rniiplu. Ilnlh luivo lived hem about
thren years, niul Iiiivb Hindu miiny
trlrnclii III llml limn. TlU'y urn ill
Iioiiiii ill 104 IIIkIi street. '
Homo I'mitt (iiilil lli'iirli
Mr. Di'llii M' hnlM niul mm liv:
Inn. returned Krlduy from Oolil
Dnui'li, wlmrn Ihcy punned tlm sum
mer vm-atlon. Mm. Nichols Ml
flaturdiiy for 8wnn l.nkn, wheru she
will touch IhlJ winter.
lUuk Krnin Onklnnil
Mr. nnd Mm. Frank Mnnrtnntl ami
nun Donald -raturnml Friday even
ing from Oukluml nnd will urruimo.
tlmlr affalra hro Hint tlmy mil
return llinrn for tlm wlnti-r. Mr.
Ilnttlo Moorland, who tin been ser
iously III In nn Onklnnil hoHpltnl,
In Improving ilowly.
Altmncy Hume
C. M. O'Ni'll, accompanied by
Mrs. O'NaII, returned (Saturday from
Portland where ha has boon com
bining legal business and plessuro
for two weeks.
I .earn For t'illfrnU
Mr. mid Mm. K. J. Murray, who
hro linen hero for (wo monilia on
legal business In connection with
Iho mil recently filed In (ho fed
ami .court by Murray against' snv
ral Wal people, lft llila morning
for their homo at Haunullto. Cali
fornia. They were accompanied by
Mlta . Hazel Connor, who will b
their guest during hor two weeks'
vacation.
Ifoino-i Prow linslncaa Trip
Jame lloblnson -liaa.iiturnuil
from a two .tracks', tiulneaa trip to
San Francisco.
I, J. Miller Itark
J. J. f liter, district freight and
passenger agent tor tho Boutin rn
Pacltlo, returned Saturday nlKht
from n builnoss trip 10 8acraminto
and polnti along tho Una.
To M, K, Conference
Tho linv. and Mm". Hdgnr Ken
dull of tlio Williamson rlvr mls
lon, left on tho train thla morning
for Portland 1 to attond tho annual
conference of tho Methodist church.
Thy will hn gono about 10 days
nnd on tbolr return hapn to occupy
th now. $2600 paraonago which In
bolng built for tham near tho mil
lion. "
Sutton-Marsluill
' Courtney Crawford Sutton nnd
Anna Marshall wcro married by
Juntlce Kmmltt Rnturdny afternoon.
Mn. A. 8. Hotchltla -nnd'MUa Pearl
Hntihkln wltneasod tho coremony.
Homo l'ttini t'nniplng Trip
; Mn. P. E. Hnnnon and Mr.
James IOiell and aom. Warren and
Hobert, returned the last of Hie
week from a camping trip to Spring
Inko, , ,
T Work At W. V. fflcc
. 0. P.. Bills, who waa oporator for
the Wontorn U.nlon two yean ago,
Arrived last night to relieve A. C.
Hlmock for a month.
Spends Wd'k-ICml In Town
: Wllllntn McMIIInn camo In from
Kirk to spend the week-end with
lila mother, Mm. W. P. McMIIInn.
Prom Mt. Hi'liron ,
. Miss Mlldi'od Karris nnd Mlns
Luvora Merrill roulstorod at tho
Hnll Saturday from Mt. Holiron.
Slop On Way To Miforil
1 MJf,i Josophlna and Mine Mar
tha Murrny, their brother!, Kenneth
nnd Jack, and. alitor In law, Mrs,
Jninoe Murray, visited frlomla horo
yesterday on their way to Modford
nftoP n visit to Crntor Inko. The
Murray family formerly lived horo.
To Tench At Hummers '
.' Mm, Merlo K. Sutton arrived Sat
urday night from Nnchoa, Wlnnhliig
lonk nnd loft Wis mornlngvfor the
Rummer) aclinol, whoro alio will
tonch. ! '
Ilrluin To Cotlnrto (irovc
' Mill ltulllo Wllllts and Mlas IU:n
Kalley lift thla morning for Eugani
rinr ii vli.lt Willi Miss Wllllis n-
r, .Mm. Doi'lii Nori 1m niul brother,
land Wlllll.
Til l.lvi III Mim FiiiihIni'ii
MIhh A Ik ii lliiffur, who bus In nn
i:iiiilnyi'd by Hi" i'Ii iiiiiiii ciiniiuiiiy
In I li lt HiIh iiiiii iiIiiu In lukn u
i. II loll wllli t ho co in ii ii y hi Hun
l.l ll'ln il, M Ikm lluffi'l' In II nlnllT
I Ml,!. Mux WflHH.
i"' Iiiiimh Ifcn1
V, j, Ciiriiwi'll, HlorliMilin of Hun
H'.ilio loimly, Ciiliroriilu r"gli.'n:l
III I i .nil ( liiliiiiulii
('liiiilin Hwlft wiin III from Clillu
in' I In npi'inl I In- wni'k "lid Willi
frli'iida. ,.
V. I-. MmiiiKi r On ViiriitJiui
A. (': lilmoik, I or. 1 1 iniiiiiiKi'r of
tho Wi'iilrrii I'iiIiiii (ifflm, will Inivn
In Mm miim'iiiK on a moutli'H viu.i
tlnii. Ho will lukn In ii k ninny fulrii
an pimiillilit, i;olni; flrMl in Hi,, J tn k -tt.t
I'omity fair. IiIh olijoil lulnit Id
I ho cnilily fliini lliio lilno hn np
niKil nt llui roili'o, tiK Imlp finance
Ii Ik vuciit Ion trip, Mm. Ulinork will
iiiTumpnny hor Iiii.iIiuikI in fur an
Moilford for n lirli f visit. ,
Mix, I)i Ijii liiipnivlnic
Mm. C. It. Iii'l.ap, who ha hi"ii
foiiflunl In hud for a week, la lin
pmvliiK. nnd In nlilo to bo up today.
VWmr I'miiii Illy
Mm. (luirli-H Colllor of lily la U
lllng rrldtlvi-a In town for a few
(1 u)n.
Mot Iiik To NVw Home
Mr. and Mm. J. 8. Iliillny nro mov
UiK Into ono of tho new liouwvi on
Wailvliigton atruot ut completed by
Marlon llniikn. Ilullry In the new
Southern Pacific agent.
On lliixliir-.il Trl
C. F. llaruva, reproaentlntf u
whok'Bulo drug company of Sacra
mento, la In Klamath Fulls for a
few daya.
Mi-nlinnt Home
O. M. Hector returned laat night
from a wook't buying trip In San
Francloco.. Ho. look la. tho- auitu
ful atv Sacramonto on tho way
down, and aaya that Klamath Fulls
nt ll liottoit Ii cool compared to
the temperature of the 8acramento
valley, nnd that It wai hot even
around tho bay. .
Hero From Hiioraim-nlo
Mr. and Mn. Sam Parkor arrived
laat night from Sacramonto for n
vlHlt with relative!. They loft thin
morning for a visit with his brother,
Joss Parker, at Illy.
VUlllug Daughter
, Mrs. C. L. Ankoncy and daugh
ter, ,Mlss Oladyn, enma In on the
truln lat night for a visit with
Mm. Ankeney'a daughtor, Mm. N.
M. Cantrall and son, Frank An
konoy. They are on tholr way home
to Kugeno after a trip to Oakland.
Killtor Oregon Farmer Hi
Ooorgo N. Angall, editor of the
Orogon Farmer, arrived last night
by automobile from Portland. Ho
Ii on a trip to aecuro mntorlal for
Iho magaslne, and loft thla of tor
noon with Frank Sexton, county
club loader, to look ovor club work.
Mnny At Meillclno l.nke
, There woro about 30 Klamath
Fnlla people nt Medicine Inko yes
terday, according to Leo Houston,
who, with hli family, and "n. W.
Drowne and family, mode the trip.
Several Calltornlani were there with
doer.
Iti'jiNh Flro At Fort
A brush fire on tho Henry Gor
don ranch at Fort Klamnth laat
night made inch, a largo blaio that
many autolsta passing along tho
rond thought the ranch buildings
wore on flro. No damage was dono.
Homo From Knnana
Mm. IT. 0. Wortloy rotiirned Sat
urday night from a lovon weckB'
vhMt with horjparenti nt Plttabrrg,
Kansas, and other relatives at Kan
sas City. ' .
Visitor From l.iikevio
Hugh Anderson visited relatives
nnd friends horo over tho wook-end
nn hid way homo to Lakovlew from
California. '
To School In Must
Mlg Mnrlnn Wortloy loft yester
day morning for Pittsburg, Knnsna,
whoro ho will onlor college, Sho
will niako her homo with hor grand
parent!. Mint Wortloy waa gradu
ated from tho looal high school In
June, :
Oh, Ciirls!
Hi'O Hlmt tlm mon bre iloliu: nowt
Wiiirlr.u I.ii I r twin. '1'hlii, ut l.iiu
vlllo, Franco.
PIONEER TEACHER IS
CALLED; BELOVED BY
ALL WHO KNEW HER
( lllllrilillleil)
Willi, llhf il'lilll of Mary I.ouso
Wood ut 2:!l.i yi-Hli'rdiiy iniiriilng nl
tho reslili lien nf brut her, Jolui A.
IVrllmtK. flllK .V. Klnit sirciit, this
I'll, Hoil cul!cil Iioiiiii nun of tbosn
nublit, lovnble I'lmrnetors who have
helped to liuike llil.i world u bettor
placo In which to live.
She was tho daiiKhtnr of John and
Anno I'eilliiKK whom nil olil-tlinn
renlilimli remeniber wnll, nnd was
horn at Vreku, Cullf., Feb. 2, 1805.
K)io waa educated In Sun Fruhcisco.
and In 1 8 K 5 onnd a private school
horo. Later a public school- was
ope-.ed hero and alio and Judgo J.
8. Orr of Ilcno, Nev, woro the In
structors. Rho taught eight years
In this nnd nearby districts rind
served two lernu as county superin
tendent of schools, later filing on a
homostoad n the Lost River section.
Tho latter years of her life she spent
In Oitnrlo, Ran Ilernardlno county,
California. )
Many of Mm. Wood's flr.it pupils
still live here and each of them have
loved her throughout all these
years, and will cherish her memory
through the years to como. Her
hands were never ldlo and It Is a
fact that all who know her loved her
dearly and her friends -wero legion.
Although she never had children of
her own, sho bad that great mother
love that caused all the children to
tier vlclnlly to nearly worship her.
Every day for yearn, little children
hitve gathered 'at hor home, for the
mcro Joy of being with hor.
Her health hua been gradually
falling for the last year and a half
In splto of everything that could be
dono. Twice before when her
health - it-nt Into the
hlghiir mouniuliis a.id regained her
hoalih rapidly. Hoping it might be
beneficial again sho and her hus
band loft their home the last of May
nnd traveled by easy stages Into El
dorado county, California but sho
continued to full and becoming
vory anxious to see her only broth
er and his family, they continued
their journey notrhward, arriving
hero the evontng of July 6.
She vu soon compelled to inko
to hor bed and tho end c.inie peace
fully early Sunday niornlug. She
will be burled besldo her fatbor,
mothcr and younger brother In tho
family plot nt Yrolta Calif., Wed
nesday afternoon. Reside her hus
band Benjamin 11. Wood, sho leaves
ono brother, John A. Uerlings of
this ct)y, Mrs. Margaret J. Kngel of
Ashland, Oregon and hosts of dear
frlendi, who are grief stricken. She
llvod a very useful life and brought
love and suynshlne Into the llt-es of
manyV i
NeCollTtS
Lillcious Slander: Clinru.fil
Alleging that she Injured his rep
utation by maliciously uttering and
publishing tho 'statement Hint he
stole $395 from her, Knuto Johnson
this morning tiled suit In the cir
cuit court against Adeline Donnlson,
asking '$'3000 damages. .
Slmonson vs. Hliuoiison
A divorce complaint alleging
oniolty has been fllod by Ruth Cor
ilno vs. Ralph H. Slmonson. . They
wcro married March 15, 1921.
The eOorgla, Florida & Alabama
railroad, which hag Just been grant
ed authority by the Interstate com
merce commission to make a largo
Increaso In Its capital etock, has for
Its president, a woman, Mn. Cora B.
Williams of Atlanta, Georgia.
ATTKNTIONf O. K. fl.
Mrs. Stolln K. Drake, wbrthy
grand matron of Oregon, will pay
her official visit to Aloha Chapter,
Thursday evening, Soptomher 13, In
tend of Monday evening, Soptombr
10 as advertised. All member! are
urged to attend. Visitors welcome.
ella McMillan,
10 ; i , Worthy Matron
LEGAL NOTICES
Hl .MMO.NM KOH I't lll.K MTION
is tiik cntcurr eoi kt ok 'iiik
STATU (JK III KHUN Foil TIIK
COUNTY OK KLAMATH.
John II. Ouuehy, Hugh Leuvby, ami
William Oeliehy, cu-fiarliiom as
Hi.'iieliy llro., I'luliitlfls, vt.
(ieoi'Ku Walt uud K. I.. Wanliburii,
eii-parlnnn hk Wall unit Wunli
burn, Di-fumliiulH.
To Ouoigu Walt und V. L. Wah
bnin, the ubovu nunieil dufunU
uiilu: In tlm naiuo of tho Kiato of Oro
gon: ion aiu heiuliy reiiilieil in
appear uiul iinnwur tlm eiiuiilalnt
r 1 1 i-it ugaiimt you In the aliovo eu
lli led aeiiiin on or belorn Ueuiher
ail. y,S, Hint being tlm lii.l day
01 l llo II nn, proxerlbed In tho order
fur piiblleutlon of summon, and ir
you fail so to uppeur, plead, answitr,
demur or otherwise move within
thut lime, for want thereof, pluln
llffu will apply to tho court for tho
relief prnyud f"r 'n their coiiiplalnt.
as follows:
Fur JuilKinent against yoii nnd
each of you for tho sum of U (140.7.'!
.Inn from you nnd each of you lo
(tut plaintiffs, anil each and all of
Hie in upon thai certain i-ontrnrt or
agreement entered Into by th plain
tiffs, and ilefendnnlH on or about
April 20. IMS, in Kliimalh County,
Oregon, wherein and whereby plnln
i.lffM sold lo tlm defendants, and de
fendants agreed to purehaHO from
plaintiffs Iho lease or grazing riftht
on lands in Modoc County. Califor
nia, leased by tho plulnllfr to tho
defendants for Iho sum aforcauld
for tlm grazing season of l'J2:i.
That plaintiff, on Angu.xt 25,
102:!, Ill Klamath County. Oregon,
nltaehed and garnlKbed the property
of tho duefiidunt, F. L. Washburn,
by iho sheriff of Klamath County.
Oregon, seizing, upon writ of at
tachment, Issued out of the abovo
court and In tills cautc. tho sum of
I2li.91 5. 00 due and owin from one
Seth Dixon to sold defendants on
chattel mortgage recorded In Vol.
10. I'. 77 Chattel Mortgage Recoils
of wild County.
This summons Is nerved upon you
and each of you by publication
thereof In Ihe K veil I a Herald, a
newspupcr published at Klamath
Kails, Oregon, and of general circu
lation In said country mid state,
once a week for six successive weeks,
the first publication being made on
tho loih day nf September. 1923 and
tho livtt publication on October
22d. 1923 by order of the Honor
able A. L. Leavllt, Judge of the said
court, which said order was mMe
and entered September .8th., 1923.
J. H. CAItNAHAN,
Attorney for Plaintiffs, Ad
dross: Loomls llldg., Klam
ath Falls, Orogon.
S 10, 17, 21 O 1, 8, 13. 22
-NOTICK OF SPECIAL rXECTIO.V
Ily tho Hotscfly Irrigation District
Notice Is hereby given to the legal
voters and taxpayers, ol the Horse
fly Irrigation District nt Klamath
County, Oregon, that a special elec
tion is ordered to lie held on the 8th
day of October, A. D. 1923 for the;
purpose of amending the Joint
contract between said district and
the Langell Valley Irrigation Dis
trict and tho United States of Amer
ica, so as to provide water rights
for the newly admitted lands of the
said Horsefly Irrigation District, at
which said election the question to
bo submitted to the electors -shall,1
be as follows: ' '
Shall the Horsefly Irrigation DIrL
trlct of Klamath County, Oregon, en-,
ter Into an amended contract, with
the' United States of America;
amending ,that certain contract en
tered into between the Horsefly Ir
rigation District, the Langell Valley
Irrigation District and the United
States of America upon the 27th.
day of March, 1922 wherein and by
the term.s of which amended con
tract the United States ol America
agrees to furnish a water right tor
4532 acres of land within the Horse
fly Irrigation District, Including-,
2432 acrei of additional lands, the,
.tiaximum amount to do as&umea oy
the Hor.scfly Irrigation District un
der the terms of said amended con
tract being one hundred and twenty
thousand dollars?
The polls are to be open at the
hour of 8 o'clock in the morning and
remain open until the hour, of o
o'clock In tho afternoon of said day.
Tho polling places are as follows:
In Division Number One, at the
house commonly known as Tho Reed
place at the SW, corner of tho SEi
of the NK M of sec. 10, T. 39S. R
11 B. W. M. and the judges of elec
tion at said polling place arei Qua
Keller, w, H. Sparks and Ada E.
Parsons.
In Division Number Two, at the
houso of H. V. I.ytle, located on the
SE4 of the SW of sec. 20, T 39S.
K 11 K. W. M., and the judges of
election at said polling place are:
Mattle J. Nichols, Francis J. Downe,
nnd Albert E. Burgdorf.-
In Division Number Three, at the
residenco of Michael Rueck, located
on tho SEV4 of, the SE of sec. 21,
T 389., RUE. W. M. and the
Judges of eloctlnn nt sulci polling
plnce are: i Charles Burgdorf,
Mlchaol Rueck nnd Ward Rueck.
JACOB RUECK, President.
M. J. LYTLK, Director.
WM. IRWIN, Dlreetor.
Attest:
WM. P. B. CHASE, Sec'y.
S 10, 17. 24 O 1, 8
EXPERT WORKMANSHIP
in
TYPEWRITER MECHANICS
Machines, overhauled . quickly, expertly, and at a
reasonably price.
GRANT ELLERBECK
White Pelican Hotel
cepiis
10 F 0 BOYS
Hi
MY HOII DOHMAX
I1KI.MAR, N. J., Sept. 10. Wild
Weit" movlps plus lurid detective
tales plus Juvenile linllatl venenu
eiiuilH tragedy.
Such a sum brought about Iho
death of two boys hero, and tho ar
rest of two others, held for the
grand Jury. Tho ilcatlin came by
flro while tho tour youngsters wcro
playing "Indian" after the fashion
of the cheaper rnovles.
Caleb Hubbard, 18, his brother
Willie, 1C, Hubert Forman, 10, and
Charlie Splndler, 11, were the ac-
HUBERT FORMAN ANID CA
tors In the tragedy. But only Caleb
and Hubert are alive to tell the tale.
One Is in Jail at Freehold, the county
seat; the other is at home under
ball.
Alter an afternoon of swimming
and baseball, the boys began sky
larking a. they turned their steps
homeward.
They wanted to have some excite
ment, but didn't know Just what.
Suddenly, one of them, who bad
been fesaling up on detective' stor
ies, suggested: '
"Let's play sleuths."
In a twinkling, Caleb and Hubert
took the lead. Aa detectives, they
seized and bound the other two boys
with twine. Then 4hey put them In
a large packing case found in a hol
low In the woods, back of the gas
company's plant. This was the jail.
' But thla wasn't exciting enough.
A search was made of the pockets of
the prisoners. . Some matches mere
found. '
"Why not burn the prisoners at
the stake, like the Indians did?" was
the Idea suggested by one of the
boys looking at the) match. No
quicker said, than done.
The two bound boys wore stood
against a tree In lieu of the tra
ditional stake. A small piece of ex- 1
celslor waa fired. '
Ordinarily no harm would hare re-
suited but the boys had failed to j
take Into account ffie ioll9oaiked i
grass. i
Flames shot high In the air, en-!
veloping the two victims. j
Frightened by. the cries of the i
burnings boys, Caleb nnd Hubert '
dashed in to free them. They broke !
the twine that bound the boys, burn-
lng their own hands as' they did so. j
But the damage was done. Willie
and Charlie died soon after.
A sobered Hubert sits at home
Quality
Photographs
PICTURE
FRAMING
ENLARGING
v and TINTING
327 Main St. Phone 39
Opposite Court House
w s
STO
1
wlth his mother. Tho smile of youth
Is mifslng from his faco. Ho Is.
out on bail awaiting tho action of
the grand Jury. '
"We didn't mean lo hurt them,"
ho says. "We were Jut playing like
we saw In the movies." .
His voice is flat, with a dead un
dertone of horror. From his faco
with Iti high cheekbones anil heavy
eyollds. his eyes look out on the
world with a sullen look of defiance.
He defends his friend Caleb vigor
ously. LEB HUBBARD (RIGHT)
"Caleb Is Ell right. It would have
been Just the same with any other
boy3. People don't like Caleb be
cause he's poor." , '
But Hubert's mother Is not as
kindly disposed towards Caleb.
"I liiln't rwant Hubert to play
with him," she says, "but he would.
Now look in what a moss he Is."
Who lighted the fatal match Is a
secret. " '
With a boy's loyalty, Hubert says
"I don't remember."
Qaleb, in jail at Freehold, is
oqually reticent.
He also "doein't remember."
Caleb Is undersized for his age.
His pinched face Is sallow, with sul
len eyes looking' forth suspiciously
upon a world that has cover held
much of pleasure for him.
Ho admits his fondness for lurid
detective stories.
Team came to his eyes when ques-
RAG1C DEATHS
JgARNHART:
Ladies Apparel Shop
Coats- Suits Dresses
Blouses) Lingerie
Hosiery and Noverties
Dresses Made To Order
Around the Corner from
The Tine Tree Theatre)
AND OTHER FRUIT
Two truck loads now here.
Special For
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
LARGE BARTLETTS
$1.50 to $2.00
Per Box
B. P. LEWIS
Sixth Street Grocery
Honed about liU dead brother,
Wo didn't meun any hurra." he
cries. "I loved Wllllo. and wouldn't
liavo had anything happen to him
for anything. V
"1 curried him to ihe witter wflvr:.
wo had broken Ihe string that bound;
him. My hand wove all burned. V:
Ho displayed two hands on which
the burns wcro still visible. .
The tears rolled down his cheeks.'
Put, like Hubert, bo refuses to
ay who lit the fire. '
Trnihy lltnruture and cheap mov
lee have onro more taken their toll..
Humburg, Cermnny'-i greatest
seaport, U 90 miles from the sea. ,
Kodak finishing at Stlnson'l. Itt;
Too Much
Woo
For a short time we are
forced to make sacrifice
prices on wood as fol
lows: j - -
GREEN SLAB
1 or more cord3 . :
$3.00
10 Cord3
$25.00
BLOCK WOOD j
, ' .'''. ' '.'(
Single Load , - ;
$3.50
Double Load . - '
$5.00
Phone Your Orders
O. Peyton
&Co.
Phone 535 419 Main
A'