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HUM Mr, Tin rod nutfblnt pi i
ilia otinm aim ni In fnuit i.r in
h ti. Tho coup puiivii in (rant
of llm 11,11111) car unit lopputl. Mm.
Hanoi i. ui (irii in nlifbi from
the BWCblllo. Him win harnfonluil.
iir bMbtnd ttnpptd ni b mx nd
Inter. Bonn iwrdi we n tsohnnsttd
unil t tin bnadlll i ml Mr. Hum,.
full innd with i bullei Mtroufh. .
bond) Hnnoo nnd inns aupp noil
tu bn Anderson bOgtfl wriimllni: III
Ilia tjocI. Hvtvrul niioU woio flr.nl
at rlJuo range. Other ah.lt warn
firmi ui iiini nnd ii" i'ii moctuily
wound) Jimi in h" leaped over
fi'iua Into n torn Until. Tim gun
MB than turn.' I their woapiina Oil
elm roil nuwklni mtitett bad iteppnd
100 Xtrda up tho riad. Another
in a.-hi no which panned ' nl0 fir-
tni at bofort thi iu.cm jumpnJ Into
tho coupu anil druvo uwuy."
WOWTI KIiij.tk
To a Middle! iw fri.tr culled to
tho cunti by O. olntT, who hml found
itaiitu, tnt ttrloken ninn innpod
"Ho elayv.1 in my b iim, I told
on him. Thojr allot mo ChlTatl
Vi;lfn ami Duloi Anil, rton." Hum e,
ufinr tmtiK rvobod 1 1 ii U unlet bo
pltul onllod fur Krcd Puokolt, Ohltl
r DtteoUroii but bnOro Puekotl
airlvuil llam-n dltd, Pttokotl WU
! tho m .tu h , nldod In iim
onp'ti ir Oblipmnn latl January,
Hnvorul In, in i aflwr Ilia a'luotliig
I V lfo wan urrunUnt at llm homo of
(hlii in ;t, inr-ln lu , Mm. .Myrtle
Btrnhan, a ooupo roMinbllni ih
j tu it ;:i I ii u toon ut thn triiKinly wna
parked III fnnl of I ha Hlmhon
; h mho. Wolfe mulnlulno.l u hIIomco.
I on I 1 11 Dottb
A cording lu llm I n-nl ,ffi:i llm
tinmen llvdd In OOMtnnl dread of
deiit.h. Pi eiida of llm iioiiiloiuimil
in. n hlivo nwnrn VullKoallin on Unio n
for giving Inforniutlon ubuut him.
u won dm to hmoo'i Infornuttlon
ni:'"oriiliig llm ni'ivninonl 'f blia
Cnnpnun guug that in, wan trrootod.
Whtn t'h'ipmnn wan laken Into
CUIlOdy Ii lo.nl pollen onrly thin
'.',ir lm toudlly iiilmltlotl bin ldnii
Hly Ihroutanlng "I , gel llm mn;
who turnod mi' up for blood mon
ey." in tddlUoa to thn rongonnct
Lboory tho burnt ouoptoloiwd fiat
14 llm whereabouts of Andonou and
wiih n)iln bfiro he rould "tip"
ff lm tftleen,
Printing Talks
By v iu SPOT
Thin In my flrnl nlUUpl at
being literary nnd i don't
know jiihi wbm i ounbt to
nay OXOOPI thul I Un (cln.l I'm
bOM Mid I in Ibid .,n'ro horn
too.
I work for V, O. Kmlih nnd
my hiinlnoiot la 0 toll yoD llm
Importnnoo ol good prlntfnt.
If you dOn'l btllAVt Kinnl
prlntlni oonnU. Jum try in
mail Mao Hint lun'i (OOd,
Written ottproooly
By Ml
Kor llm
W. O. SMITH
Printing Co.
Phone 93
i.. Hnnloy of Chll-
Wtro In .V.-rrlll
Mm.
When You Have
Your House
Wired
Conaull oxpnn olbotrlolnnl nnd
liiHiirn your home nffjttlt lm-
propor Intulntlon nnd dofootlro
wiring, n pnyt in Hie long run.
Wo urn nlwnyt plontod In ndvltn
you undjrondor tbe but of ior-vlco.
Link River
Electric Co.
mi. I. BOXIjHRi Mgr.
7th at Klamath
PHONE 171
MERRILL
Mr. nnd Mra. Conn Hammond, Mr,
unil Mm. V. B. Hnnmond ami Hon,
Holly, loll Tbiimiliiy for n Iwo wooka'
vlnlt In nnd nonr I'orlliiud.
Mr. nuil Urt, 11. Kiiuh ami faintly
toro Klninntb lnlli vliltori Wodnon
ilny.
Mr. nuil Mm. ('. A. Harrows nnd
family ami Mm. Zlubo, k rolurnoil
' ri'nit, I'nrl liinil U'lixt-,, Mr, IlnrritU'M
unilorwotii mi oporutlon. Him la rap
l.lly rot'ovorlnu.
Mlmi Alia WlttOO ami Kvu Mar-
ray worn Klamttb Knii rteltort on
: Tuoaduy.
Mr. unil Mm. B.
I
, oiiiln nml fiimlly
I Sunday u itnoHta of Mr. nuil
! It. II. Ami
j Mr nuil Mm. Ilurr Wottbrooll ami
; Mr. ami Mm. T. a. Bnrrowt were bun
biooi rltlton iii Kiiiimiih Tnondny,
Mm, B, I', Morrill win. ptetkinntlj
turprliod rooonMy nrbon u n birth"
dtt) riii i'li.- received a piano from
hor huabntid.
W'.ill.T ItOblown ami family ami
QtorSQ Knox nml fninlly loft TbOrt
dty for Qrantl Pukh aflor fruit.
Mr. ami Mm, Btubbln nrn KtayiiiK
i ni in, Walter ltnhinnon mnob while
i ho UiibliiMoiiN urn gono,
Jim Mfi'vcaton anil Joan Khhvoll
are home, hhTlni finiaimii hnuiiiiR
liunbor tor dm bo rem ntll.
Mr. nnd lira, w H. Andoraon re-
, liirnoil WadnoHday from KouohorK
J nnd foot Hny.
Mm. John Wolfe loft Wednotday
! for hor homo In Lot MoltBoli f'allf.,
attor a few weekt' vlnll with hor
daughter, Mm. Cheater ETntklnt. Hor
dtngbtor ami Mm. Loren Wolfe Wont
wllh hor.
Nml O'Connor Jut) returned from
a trip In Silver I. nko WhON ht was
lookniK for Iambi.
Sum unil Alice May Wllhnrd of
Klamath Pallt urn vlsltlnn tholr aunt.
Mm. Cbnrllo llrown of Morrill.
A Modem Western Type I Ilir8
fe; ir; iff 'Mb?
i i i . i x :
lloton 1 10 1
Philadelphia 4 11 3
Harms anil Gibson, O'NVIl; IllnK.
Couch and Wilaon.
American at noston, second
game:
Philadelphia 0 C 2
! Boatoo 6 8 1
Rommell, Helmach, Walbcrg and
t,utiirune, nuniuK uu.i iithui,.
American at Boston
Philadelphia
Boston
llarriss and
and Blschoff.
first came:
3 7 2
1 6 1
Cochrane; Khmko
National at New York:
Brooklyn 3 3 1
New Yjrk 15 1
Vance and DeBerry; Barnes and
Snyder.
retary Work has ordered a search
ing investigation of the troubles.
Department officials have receiv
ed communications from both sides,
but they havo decided that first
hand Information Is necessary. T.
C. Unveil, acting commissioner of
public lands of the department, will
go to the scene with a government
engineer soon nnd public hearings
will be held.
Mrs. It. II. Anderson and daugh
ters and Anna Setzer are spending
the week end at Lake of tho Woods
as guests of Mrs. Charles Martin.
National at Pittsburgh:
Cincinnati 8 15 0
Pittsburgh 18 4
I ion oh u" and Hargrove: Kremer,
Oldham, Adams, Sheehan and
Gooch, Spencer.
WILL START PROBE
OF LAND TROUBLE
WASHINGTON, Aug. 15. OP)
The department of the Interior is
about to enter tbe Florida situation
where two groups are contending
over land on Marco Island, and Sec-
Auto
Pa rts
We have a good
stock of
"Piston Pins"
"Valves"
"Piston Rings"
"Con-Rob-Bearings"
at
VanDykes Parts Co.
With the Hob Tire Shop
502 So. 6th Phone 616
New parts for all cars
Sit-Rcom House No. 629
nut riaa
i
vTIiRE is it koocJ example of the popujar
rectangular nouse wun a low, nip
ped roof. The plan is compact and
M convenient. The porch has steps to
Hi the driveway, besides those to the
main walk, which make it convenient for the
motorist. A vestibule is included but may be
omitted if not desired. From the hall one may
enter the living and dining room direct or go to
the kitchen.
The living room is of ample size and opens to
the adjoining rooms and hall, giving a feeling of
spaciousness to the house. The fireplace is at
tractively set in an alcove with seats at either
aide.
Beyond the dining room and connected with
the kitchen is a pretty octagonal breakfast room
or flower room. From this ixiint a fine view may
le had of the garden or of the front. The kitchen
is well ventilated and equipped with good cabi
Designed for American Face Brick Association
Three large bedrooms, sleeping porch, and
bathroom make up the second floor. There is a
dressing room also, that could be converted to a
bathroom if desired. The basement contains
laundry, furnace, incinerator, vegetable cellar,
and storage space.
It is not elaborate ornamentation that gives
distinction to this house. It is rather the result
of a simple, pleasing treatment of the 'mass of
the building, as emphasized and enhanced by
the attractive roof lines.
Placed on a fifty-foot lot there will be plenty
of space left on the dining room side for good
light, and room on the opposite side for a drive
way to the garage which is attached to the
building, a feature many will appreciate.
The garage is separated from the house by a
solid brick wall for fire protection and has the
entrance from the bacK porch, which keeps
odors from the house. ,
Car Turns Turtle;
Man Being Held on
Drunkness Charge
Unnble to nogottnto a right nnglt
(urn on the Dallot-Calltornla high
way Onfl Utile north of AIkoiuii, a
touring onr driven by W. C. Abott
turned over anil severely Jolted nnd
bruited Abbott and two other men
ho had plaited up on tho road. R.
B, Knowles who arrived on the noono
of tho nccldent n few minutes Inter
placed Abbott under nrresl on a
charge of driving while Intoxicated.
Tho two men who nuconipunti'd
Alihnlt are lining held as witnesses,
Abbott's car was badly damaged,
Pride and Profit Follow the Use of our Paints
Prldo comes front the added nttraottvonesa of tho homo,
nml profit results from iii oxtra long llfd pnhu mlds.
Aflor nil, It cOtli move not 10 paint Hum to paint, For
nisi, rut nnd ruin go on till you chock thorn, I'lilnl
ollminntoa repairs ami roptacomonta, if your house neodi
piiiniiiiK don't pin it off. pnl it on,
Ask for one Now Color Oottl
Use Fuller's Paints, Varnishes
and Stains
Browne's Paint Store
DBALBRS IN WAl.l
man main BTRMKT
I'.trr.it NI PAINTS
KLAMATH KAIXS, OltKtiON
Phone 7 5
MIDLAND
Mr. QUId Mrs. l.ce Sutton and son,
mm mpthled bj Thmnu Coonert,
spent iCie week end at Crutor Ijiko.
returning by way 01 Medford. visit
lag with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Kdward Royce and
Jack Butler nvere "In Klamath Fulls
on Saturday,
Mr, and Mrs. S. L. Burnett and
family were Klanuith Falte visitors
mi Saturday,
Mrs. J, 1). Hooper and daughter
Tin were whopping In l.-ie (.unity
sent Wednesday,
MM, 0, It. Pattorton returned to
her home On Monday from t'.illf ir
nla, whare she that been opehdlng
the past few monlhs.
Mr. and Mrs. Roatioe 1. argent re
turned on Tuesday from San FaUa
ci:i where Mr. LMIgent has been
undergijl'ag an operation on ti'.ie eye.
Ho lost his sight while targel ahbot
Ing the past week with hit little
nephew.
The running club met at t'.ie
homo of Mrs. Serick on Sati:daj
evening. All members Wore present,
al.",o n few vlaltort, Luncheon was
sorvod later In llio evening.
Northern Klamath
Merchant Is Fined
On Liquor Charge
Kddle Santry, whoso store neat
Crescent was raided several weeks
ngo, entered n pie of guilty before
Acting Jttttlot of tho Pence Ed
Kendall this morning nnd was fined
$150 and costs on a chnrgo of pos
session of Intoxicating liquor.
Snotty's establishment wal raid
ed by deputy sheriffs bonded by Lon
BUrKOi nml IntOXlonttng lliiuor was
confiscated for evidence.
SantYy paid Ills fine nuil wiiHi re-leabod.
Poultry Raisers
Plan New System
of Registration
DES MOIN'KS, Iwa, Aug. 15. (P)
, Actual operation of tho system of
rogltttntlon of fowls worked out at
I tho Amerlcoia Poultry association
I convention yesterday will not be
started until after the Poctland con
: ventl.-n next year.
A commlttco of three. M. F. l)el
tno, VinAyjard Raven;, Mass., D. E.
Hale, Glen Kllyn. 111., and George
Hoberl!Ki:i, Ottawa, Canada, will take
the tentative plan and work out a
detailed system that will undoubted
ly be udopted and put Into bperation
nfter the'noxt convention.
Registration ( all birds t&at can
score SS or more points In cotnpetl'
t.ion, the adoption of standards for
"production" nnd "champion produc
tive" foi,vls and the decision to
charge a fee tl fifty cents a fowl
for registration, were the detail!
agreed upon here.
Strenuous bbllectlod was raised t .
reorganization for I he s'aow winnei's
Bind n.) agreement wan reached on
this quest lo,n.
A. 1,. Clark of tho New Jersey de
partment of agtCculture, (wodtetod
I bill the United Slates department of
agriculture would offer to w.rk out
iwtth Uhe stattvi a system of flock
certification nnd uisod tho Amorl
oan Poultry nnaoolatton to tupjNtrt
the movemonl.
HEAVV PR08T REPOBTKI) '
According to word brought to the
oily today by Mr. and Mrs. A. Ht
key of Tule Lake, last night's snap
py weather killed practically all the
tumble weed In that section, tho
frost being very heavy. This morn
ing when Mr. Llskey went to water
hla slock tho pump was slightly
frozen. The nicest thing about the
cold snap was the finding of thou
sands of dead mosquitoes this morn
ing. Mr. Liskey says. Haying has
been finished by most of the farm
ers and harvesting is now in full
sway.
Ford Accused of
Stealing Patent
ST. LOUIS. Aug. In. (P) The
Ford Mote- company is infringing
pn patents for automobile transmis
sion bnudis, the Park and Holme,
Inc., of St. Liiis declares in a
complaint lrrea in Un:tca states
district court. The hitter concera
seeks an injunction and an account
ing of profits it lost and damages
suffered as U result of the alleged
infringement.
The ipnKntlft says that in 1916
Thomas Locke White of Idaho City,
l.laho, invented improvements on
transmission hands nnd was granted
two patents which later passed un
der control of the local company,
engaged in tho manufacture and
tulle of automobile parts,
Tho petition states the Invention
met with approval and there was a
heavy public demand for the band,
'llhe Ford concern Is specially charg
ed with kneving they contrived to
nloprlvo tho St. Louis- Prm of the
profits which would accrue co It un
der the ilnveation by unlawfully
manufacturing and selling transmis
sion hands containing principles of
th Invention.
Do You Need Money
to build that home
If you own your lot, and have some money, wo
qan loan yon half the value of buildinjn anji. lot
binSrJ, payable like rent. Monthly payments,
otii rrnngements now, befope the spring
gins, -o that your dream home may be a
ility before snow flies again.
"here is no quicker way of making money than
" a I estate investment in a growing town. You
" in the growing town the rest is up to you.
Momy er & Momy er
Insurance Real Estate
Hnpka Building
Building and Loan
Phone 366
Second Annual Pacific
Northwest Racing Classic
Speedway near Medford
Reserved Box and Admission Tickets
are on sale at
Cal's Stage Depot
Arrangements have been made for
special bus leaving
SUNDAY 10 A.M.
To arrive in time for races
U. S. WEATHER REPORT
Weather Oregon: Fair tonight
nnd Sunday: warmer In the Interior.
Light northwesterly winds.
There would be moro men ut
the top of tholr profession If peo
ple could find a way of sliding up
hill.
- - - - "v.'r.""."':1;.'.
We use "Velox" only for ALL Kodak
Work. Kodak work in at 9 a. m. out
at 5 p. m. same day