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CHICAGO, March IS. William
D. Shepherd and Charles C. Fal.uau
wero charged with tho niurJer of
William, Nelson, MeCllntock. 8hep
herd's foster son,. 4 an Indictment
returned today by tho county grand
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Before you buy any car, see
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a' verv fine car at an exceo
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DUNHAM AUTO CO.,
Phone 52-W
THIS IS
S T U .D .E. B A K E RYE A R
WHITE LUNCH SOLD I Louis Llangas. both of Stockton,
J v!, TO CAILFORNIANS Calif. Who have beett In the c.ty for
. . . -some time seeking a business loca-
illations were consu-a mated : on- familiar with all
' tterdar whereby the White Lunch Pna8es of restaurant business and
rUurnt at Hit Main street near ' tete.nd f locate lnthe city perman-
h WWte Pelican hotel, was sold by nB..B- ww,. iq ,tp.
Harry Offurton to Chris Glanos and
restaurant themselves.
HHP KIMS
MURE WATER
Harry Burton will relinquish pos-
- session o.f the restaurant at nine p.
m. - today - and leave for Chlloquin
where, he has built and equipped a
new restaurant which he will run.
The building has been operating for
some months. , . t-
UFFICERS SCOUT
CONFESSION
' OFIIN
Kidney and bladder Irritations
often result from acidity, says ' a
aot4 authority. The kidneys help
filter this acid from the blood and
. pas It on to the bladder, where it
nay remain to irritate and inflame,
eaasing- a burning, scalding sensa
tion, pr setting np an irritation at
ths neck of the bladder, obliging
you to seek relief two or three
tltne during the night. The suf
ferer is in constant dread; .the
water . passes ' sometimes with ' a
scalding sensation and is vrjr- pro
fuse; again, there is difficulty'! in
voiding It. , : i:
Bladder weakness, 'most folks call
tt because they., can't control urina
tion. While it is extremely annoy
ing and sometimes very palnfnl, this
Is often one of the most simple all-,
menu to OTercome. Bogin -drinking
lots of soft., water, also get abopt
four ounces of Jad Salts from your
pharmacist -and take a tableapoon
fnl In a glass - of water before
tirakfast, Continue this for two
or three days. This will help
neutralise the acids in the system
so ;tbey no longer are a source of
Irritation to the bladder and urln
art Argans, which then act normal
again.
-rjad Salts Is Inexpensive, and Is
fnade from the- acid of grapes and
Um6n Juice, combined with llthla,
idd Is . used by thousands of folks
Who are subject to urinary dis
order . caused by acid Irritation.
Jad Salts causes ju bad i effects
Whatever. . y ' t !
.Hera you .have ar pleasant, effer
Teseenf htlilsNwater.- drink , which
Xa.y quickly: relieve your bladder
Irritation. By all means have your
physician examine roar kidneys at
leart twice a year. Adv.
APPOINTS AMBASSADOR
' ViASHINaTON.' Jfarch 18. Peter
Augustas Jay of "Rhode Island, at
present Minister to Roumania, was
nominated today by president Cool
ldge to be Ambassador to Argentina.
SEW JUDGES -XAMBD
WASHINGTON, March 18. Wil
bur F. Booth, of Minnesota and Arba
P. Vanvalkenburgh, , of Missouri,
were nominated today by President
Coolidge to be circuit judges in the
eighth circuit. v . ; ',
SAN FRANSCISCO. Maroh 18.
Mrs. Gladys Kennedy, arrested here
yesterday on a vagrancy charge, to
day made a signed statement to
the police In which sTie said she
was paid 18000 by a high official
; in an eastern city for her part in
arranging for the killing' of a wom
an of whom the official wanted to
t dispose. - According to her state
ment, she formerly resided at Minne
apolis. ' ' .
' After - being placed In t'le city
: Jail the woman swallowed poison
; and was rushed to an emergency
.hospital. Lator she was said to be
In no danger.
CHICAGO. .War.'h IS. Charges of
'nxurder by Inoculation with typhoid
germs were, contained In true bills
said to have been voted. Into yester
day by tha grand' Jury Investigating
thn dath by typhoid fever last Dec
ember of Wlllla'.u Nelson McClih-
tock, orphan millionaire.
I .William D.' Shepherd; his foster
father and chief heir, and Charles
C. Fulmari, head of a Bdence school,
who has said ho gave Shepherd ty
phoid germs to utolclstor to Mc-
Cllntock, were named In the bills.
it was indicated when the grand Jury
adjourned.
Fulmon's confession in which he
declared that he had conspired with
Shepherd to Introduce typhoid germs
into tho youag millionaire whan ho
made a will leaving h'a $1,000,000
to Shepherd; was considered 'by
prosecutors' to- have been strengthen
ed last night by Robert White', form
er student -at Falman's school, who
Identlflri 'Shepherd as the man who.
attended the . school In the rail of
1923. . ";', . ' .., ,.; .;
' Shepherd, said i White. - seemed
much interested to. bacteriology and
laboratory equipment. - H'a story co
incided with the time Falman said
he attended the school.
' The accused man who has made
the same denial of White's story
that he has made of Falman's and
John P. Marchand, former attache of
the school- who said Shepherd had
wr'tten regarding courses.
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WORK TOGETHER
FULLER PLEADS
Normal School Succeis It
Cited a Instance of Re- .
ult of Cooperation
,";LIMA, Peru, March 18.r-OWlcial
and private" .radio advices from Tru
Jillo, the third Important city of
Peru say that the city has been com
pletely destroyed by Inundations
caused by torrential rains.
- LEGAL NOTICES"
NOTICE OF FIXAI ItEPORT
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned, Stella Sheets. Execu-.
trix of the last Will and Testament
of Ralph J. Sheets, deceased, has
filed with the County Clerk of
Klamath County, Oregon, ber final
report In said Estate, and that the
County Court of Klamath County,
Oregon, has fixed the 20th diy of
April, 192S, as the time, and the
County Court Room of the Court
House of Klamath County, Oregon,
as the place for hearing of objec
tions, :lf any there be, to tho ap
proval and acceptance of her report.
Dated this l4tli day of .Marcb,
' STELLA SHEETS,
Exoculrlx of the last Will and Tes
tament of Ralph J. Sheets, Deceased
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' MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., March 18;
Police authorities today declared
.Absolutely , ' "without foundation?
the statement given to 8an Fran
cisco police by Mrs. Gladys Ken
nedy, Implicating a Minneapolis
official n the murder of a woman
here In 120. ,
-.Mrs., Kennedy. . made the same
snitement bene a .Hew years ago
and investigation- by the police and
Independent inquiries by attorneys
she sought to engage, they said to
day, failed to disclose anything In
support of the woman's charges
against the city officials.'
, STORM WRECKS TOWN
T, LOUIS, Mo March 18, Un
confirmed reports through .(he Mis
souri Pacific railroad late . today
snld a heavy wind storm had struck
Annapolis, Mo., blown down most
of the houses nml killed several
persons. Annapolis has a population
fit about fwo hundred. ,i ; ? ' "
Herald "Class" Ad. Pay
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noestablla'iarent - of a normal
school at Ashland, by virtue, of an
act and appropriation 'of' the ste
legislature at the last session, Is t
concrete instapre of ;wht -southern
Oregon: countlfcs -can gain 'for them
selves If hev jpooperate,' i. H. Fill
er, secretary or tbe Ashland? cham
ber of commerce, told tjie chamber
members at ithq forum luncheon
this noonA ; ,
Mr. Fuller told of apparently In
surmountable odds that were over
come because sonthorn Oregon was
a solid unit at tie legislature and
because such convincing arguments
were submitted ..to the committees.
He held that to protect .' southern
Oregon eigalnst the . tendency of the'
.legislature to - swing , everything .to
vward the northern part of the state,
that the south, state counties should
take an Interest In .the public pro
jects of each other and w.hen an
Issue arises stand together In order
to accomplish the desired ."objective;
The Ashland man' reviewed the
long fight1 for tbe " reestabllsbment
of - tbe -normal school at Ashland,
after It had been discontinued it
years beforel' He told of bow legis
lators, newspaper men and othor
ecoffed at him wien he appeared
at the legislature for the purpose of
sponsoring and of the hazards that
bad to be avoided before the pro
ject was put ' over. ' . .
Two weeks' from tonight, Mr.
Fuller said, the Ashland ohamber of
commerce Is holding a banquot cele
brating the re-establlshment of the
school and he cordially- Invited the
Klimath county chamber ' of com
merce to attend, ; j
. Tho chamber program was varied
and versatile.' Two ' groups . of 'the
camp fire girls, 'In celebration of
tbo thirteenth anniversary of their
organization, entertained the cham
ber with songs and Indian dunces,
Mrs. L.' P. Sabln spoke briefly ' of
the ideals and objectives of the
camp fire girls, and stated that ex
pansion, In Klamath Is the goal - of
the organization here. '
Scoring an immediate success,
the Klimath , county chamber of
commerce made Its Initial appear
ance today before ' the chamber
forum. Two songs were rendered
by the chorus comprised of about
20. male voices, The chorus is be
ing directed by Walter West. ,.
A gasoline driven fire fighting
pump.has been, designed that, with
con&iderabiq,. hoftfl ' and othbr equip
ment,' can W faiountedi on the Sido
car. of i motiinaletl-;- !' t '
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IToucK a switch and lichts fliwh on. Simp in a plujf
' and little glowing wires start cooking your break- :
fast. Press a button and a motor leaps to the task of
cleaning your rugs.
Magic? No only electricity but electricity de
veloped and made obedient by the minds of men.
-Behind your switch from your home to power
houses in distant mountains reaches the far-flung
and efficient organization of your power company.
Your power company provides an abundant and
never-failing supply of electricity but how well
' (his electricity serves you depends largely upon the
Quality and completeness of your electrical install-
tion. Since this in turn depends upon the electrical "
contractor who wires your home, he should be
fhoscn carefully. That's why we advise, "Pefor
! you build or buy, insist on "Check" Seal elcctrica
; yviring."
PACIFIC STATES
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headquarters for Klamath Falls
BURY INDIAN YOUTH
j WITHOUT INQUEST
Fred Jackson, Klsmath Indian,
aged 25, was burled today la a res
ervation cemetery without any offic
ial notice being given of hi violent
death last Sunday to tie coroner'
office. ;,i ',";'";
Lw of the state of Oregon, ac
cording to Deputy,,CbuDty Coroner
I. A. Towey, stipulate that In case
of a person meeting a vlolont death,
the facts of the death should be re
ported to the county coroner and a
proper examination conducted by the
coroner. The failure to do this by
authorities at Chlloquin. In the Jack,
son case, constitutes a disregard of
legal requirements In tbe case, the
doputy county coroner said. .
Jackson according to reports made
to the Justice of tbe Peace R. C.
Spink of Chlloquin, had been drink
ing heavily prior to tha fatal ride
on horseback through the .'street of
Chlloquin, HI bora stumbled and
Jackson was thrown violently to the
ground, lighting on bis head. The
fatality occurred at' 3 p. m. and
ideath ealme three hours later from
concussion of the brain. ' .
Good Will
'jt. is just as, necessary that we satisfy our used car
' customers aa 'ouf 'new.' '
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For reliable used cars see i
Buick & Star Garage
H. E. Hauger .'
Opp, White Pelican Hotel
TAX HOARD NAMED V
WASHINGTON, March 18. Presi
dent Coolidge today oicatlaated the
following to be momber of the board
of tax appeals: Win. R. Oreen of
Iowa; Percy V, Phillips of New
York; - Logan Mlorrls of Utah and
Wm. D, Love , of Texas. .
WHKAT PROIIB OIIDEIIED
WAsillNQTON, March 18. ecre
tary Jardlne today directed , the
grain futures Administration to make
an Immediate investigation of tho
recent violent' fluctuations la the
market price of whoat,
E; Renick
Public Accountant
Accounting
' and
Auditing;
General
:( Income Tax
;; ' V CaP1 Stock Tax
211-212 HOPKA BUILDING
PHONE 317
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