The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 10, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextICVFNTNfT ITETOT.n, . ITOTATrT , FALLS. . OKECON IRE WARDEN DEPUTY S ARE TO BE M STARS Avcrill Announces New Rul ing for Stato Game Com mission Employes POUTLANlMlrn Oiiiiik 'Wurdiui K. , Hnpt. 10 Htnto F. Avcrill Iniliiy ii .hi.hI oniiir.i Unit win i sway will' practically nil special depttty game wardens iiml will inukn i.nfnrci'iiiont tiffin. entirely Indoi Itnl of nun Oluba. II linx been Hi" riinliiiii I" titIoln I spiirlnl ilopiillim for mivnnil vi'iire. Avi.rlll Mid, Mil l'iw ' 00 and 600 such officers now carry iilnrH. AJidmI no arreati hum '"" n Bjftda by llmm unil Avi.rlll bfllleVM tlm PWVB llrnlly llm only IIiIiik MCQBipMhtol by thrlf having Mars In tilt grutlfl- Mtlon of tin ii- dailM ror authority, Under hi" oriliirn no nmr" nptClal d6 putlei win I... kppoloted oxoepl on riMiviinl of tin' i-uiiinilnnlon or regular draatloii All watebmea at (an elubi have nUo boon taken off tin. npi-clal de puty roiu. Tbii action waa taken, Avorin laid, becaubt Hi" walehmen utda prni tii'oiiy bo arreati and tl' nutiiotity n wanted b) tba watch' nan in order to help then keep off MMcban in wbleb tba comntlaalon win not Inti'P'Hli'tl. Deputy trardani are ordered not to boot on unil club preeervea nnteaa under written perinlailoD of tin. "tut,, warden f tie eommlaelon. Thin win keep deputies from edging Ihi-lr way into invitationi to ahoot, avitMI Raid, atonbera or clubi hnv aoniettinea objected to bavloi i - deputlea ihoot William Franks Is Located But Charges Dropped William Ranks, who Wat, pant Lepae, aoouied at kidoaplai ih own cfblldren leverel eelu vo bu been Matted In u Hiiiiill town In Idaho, but ho fiu ii r llm district nttoroey'i (office. 1 1 i' -ii o.ninl lin will in in ,t ) ii i In ni Inilullnliiil Thin iloipllu llm earn ok I wl.ih of .Mm. Bkwnki to reoprer their four children, iw Mr. Franks took from her, "Tim faol of the. :;:atliv In tbal n fnrthur Investigation tat) the luw of ibe paaa brtoat out irtat franka could not Qutve) been kullty of kid imping bin own i hlld," v. A. Wlest, depuly district mi irtioy nuld loilny. in other wonin baoaute t it niuto bun no local (round on wlaiob to Pit " I, 11 baa waabod Ita bandi or Ibe affair, if Mm. Pmnki wanted bur huabMd baek, the state night toko iuioiniiri.il iii thai dlreetlon bat it could ii t (el the eblldren hack i 1 "" no. father in a jplal diss, Chiloquin Review Is Newest Weekly Tin, firs) odltlon of Tin, Obilo uubi Review, new weekly newspaper for tin. find growing town on Hi,, reservation., mode Its appearance in Kjatnaih Falls today. Arthur w. l'rlnulx In owner anil ptihllshur of ih" pnpi.r. Th" Review Ih a newsy, four- paga paper, teemlns with interest ing stories of intimuto Interest to ih" people of fJbllaqulu and sur roundini territory. . Athletic Outlook Bright this Year gun r- llihli i.i:it nut MONTANA unil Groom Return to Home in ... i. in. i Mr. (Irioit ""ii I ly nth Falls iiml Mrs. I N. Comor of Falls, Udntana, who wit,, r -marrlod, motorlna to Kium- on their honeymoon, i"ft VLsrriNt; XOOIUHT8 8. J. Faw. l.octHk. Net., O. A. Muj-tln. 11" I III ii ff. Col . Nell tNunhrr l.ON Anxulvn, Gal., H. t' Olann. Wal nut Crook, f.il.. li t. McKinen, liiintiiiKtiui. cel., (i. a. WlUwa, Aus tin! J. II. lloXee, Tennant, Cut.. K. J. Mnlony. San Kmnrlnrti, Janoph J. Schmlbi'l. Viima, Cal.. wro ninonn Shn row for" In cam ri'Kh'torliiK at tho chnmbr of r.inunercr today. IDItTKII HACK MONDAY Lloyd Porter or ih First Nation al Hank win resume bin position, with the bank on sionday, after ton days vacation trip with bin parents. Tbey motored to Portland nml a numtior of tin, connt eltlee wblle awiiy. thin afternoon ror tboir bontp. after Malting here for tbe pant woek with Mr, nml Mm. A. II. Raymond of lbs Sunaei Apartments. While ben th") i.njoyml n number of dvllgbtful motor iripn, Includlni Diamond and Crater Lakdo, UtAVINQ FOR SOUTH W. A T AKttnl In !iavli)K tomor row moralns for Boa MtaeJoeo, spend th" winter, phinntni to uKuin netnm to Klansabb FalU in the nprhiB t further hla work In net- tina pumice stone from thin section, FROM KLAMATH AGENCY Mm. I. II. Arnolil of Klamath Asonej In vlnlilna with frlondn unil tbopplns In Ih" pity today. Mm. Arnold in tin. wife of Superintend- "in Arnolil at tin, AKomy. McUBNRV'S RETURN H.... . In Xlnkt U-r nf A. Klmunili l-'alln Mrm . A. Thl Week II. ('. Mclli'iiry, flolil aerrutary for tin, Amlrlcan Automobllo Ah itoi luilon. ban ri'turneil to the clly after vlnltluK In I'ortlanil tho pnnt ", k uinl hopt'H to "Htnhllnh a branch In Klamath Knlln within tho ii- n week. with npiiiudiii foptball materia at llm local blub SCbobl, Klamath Fnii . in.nl. i hold first plane thin winter, when fool hull tor the boyn and volley ball for the Kirln In broiiKbt Into action. Dwlght French, athletic coach in more than pleased with tho boyn mid on the tlrnt eVOBlnS over 60 boyH turned out lor the meetliiK. Minn Raebel CrOBfUStt teacher of hlnlory anil OtbletiOS for the xlrln. unnUted liy Minn Vlrainla Went, teacher of Bntllsb, win brlns the Klrln tocetber next week to dlncumi volley hull, which will he played durlns tho winter In conjunction with football, Minn Oronaulst finds 19 111,, irlrln ,,r,t "Intt.il ft WAP II, i, f-..,'jk that they will be allowed to play the popular xnino thin winter. It";lntratlon up to tbln arternoon hud reached th" 400 murk at the I... school mid poplin are tuklnx to their HtudleH in u splendid man ner, The hulldlnK bun punned ull Innpecliona and It in expected by the flrat of tho week all clannen will lie In complete order. i t t f y T T t f ? T t y y r f I S 1 p e c i a Is Friday and Saturday "Good quality white enamel bath brushes with detachable handle, a $1.50 value . ..97c Ladies spray syringes 96c $1 Auto strop razor and 35c lather right shave cream, both 89c Currin's 270 page school tablets, each 9c 25c scripto automatic pencil, and 25c pkg. of Scripto leads, both 35c Good quality tissue toilet paper, 3 for 25c Cream oil soap, 3 bars 25c Kodaks Films Kodak Finishing Magazines -New Brunswick Records Every Day Newspapers ' -V.iTTVIIIObMH r : . ; . " ;.MMaV Squibbs Spices We carry a complete line of Squibb's selected spices The quality is the highest tnd they are more economical in the long inn 25c, 35c and 40c pkg. PROM STATU NORMAL Minn f'hrlHtlnc Dalsall, a recent Krnduatc of the Slate N'ormul nchool at Monmouth has accepted the por tion as teacher or the nlxtb grade In the Milh nchool. MIN8 Klt.WfKS IMI'llOVRS Frlendn ot Minn Evelyn Francci, daughter or Mr. and Mr. S. H. Frnncen, will bo glad to know that alio Ih Improvlns from her Injury, which she sustained at the ht(b nchool Tuoiwlay afternoon, w'hen nhe Hllpped on the wet walk, npralniuK her ankle and taarlns a number of IlKUinents. It la thought the injury will keep Minn Frances (ram school for at leant three weeks. She Is ahlo to be about her home today on crutches, Mr. und Mrs. It. S. Loo.ioley of Fort Klamath, are horo today shop ping and vlnllliiR with frlondn. October Delineator Is Mere. Tired oAching Feet If you have foot troubles, wc urft',c you to make a special effort Co visit our Foot Comfort Dept. Wc carry a full line of DrScholls and our Foot Comfort Demon strator will twist you in arriving ot the propatshocicquircruenu for your fect. Come In oAny Time T t t 5 f i ? ? T ? ? ? ? Y f i i I Universal Electric Household Appliances Toasters $6.50 to $10.00 Percolators $13.00 to $35.00 Waffle Irons $13.00 and $15.00 Curling irons $5.00 Grills $13.50 Heating Pads $8.50 Electric Irons .$6.00 Vacuum Cleaners (easy terms) $57.50 Electric urns $22 to $35 There are electric appliances which are sold for less, but there are no better values than Universal S Three Store Buying Power PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON Three Store Buying Power WAY CASE WILL FINISH TONIGHT (Continued From Page One) Be thinner by evening Gossard Rubber Reducing Garments effective at once ioon as you adjust these garment you'll look thinner and feel thinner. Iu a day't time you will have actually grown thinner. Your dresses lit perfectly over them, they're comfortable, and there's no outward evidence tf what you're wearing. They are covered on the oat ide with lovely piulc iflk tricot, like a fine corset; on the inside with toft cotton tricot to absorb the moisture and keep the corset from riding up. 1.25 per Pair Guaranteed l"lll 'I i llllllllllflllllllllllllllllhlllllllllSn1 KLAMATH XJIA FALLS Btltterlck I.nlo AUtumn Vnahlon nook on Display Now Pnttornn With Doltor Murphy did you not? A Yes, on May 28. Q Now would it not be impos sible for n fallen knuckle incur red five days before, to be without uny swelling? A In nvy Judgment and from my observation during my medical ex perience, 1 would say that any rat ion knuckle or bono displacement of that sort would bring a swelling for some time thoeaftcr. Q Then the injury probably oc curred some time, bofore Murphy's death. A Yes, I would Mink 0. Obaracter Witnesses An imposing group of character witnesses were called to tho stand to testify as to tho goJtl character of Way In Klamatjb. county and In Pilnevllle. In aross examining each one Hor aco Manning asked whether or not they had heard of Frank Way be ing mixed up in sun play in or about Dorris, Calif. Only Miss Ida 11. Momyer, Indicated that she hud hoard even an inkling of such an affair. She told of i.ionrlng some thing nbout a controversy between homesteaders and sheep men but donlod oveir Ihaving heard ot Frank WXv pulling a gun ou anybody on that ooouslon. Mil' rloso Tonight lty 3:30 p. m. the sta'tc promLioxl it would complete Its case aad, pro viding a night session is hold, It was freoly predicted about the court house that the caso would go to tho Jury sometime boforo 9 o'clock bonhjht, The enso ii being conducted with n facility and despatnh, with n dearth of objections on both sides. Bald with a lack of wrangling among attorneys, that has seldom been seen In Klamath Falls. Air Carnival Will Be Held TENDLETON, Ore.. Sept. 10. Pendleton will be host next Thurs day to the biggest air service con centration ever gathered in the Pacific Northwest, and in the opin ion of Lieutenant Oakley O. Kellcy, who was here Wednesday to com plete details of the affair, the sec ond biggest concentration ever held in the United States, the first being the Pulltier race in New York. .vo loss than tmrty eight army airplanes are assured for the sec ond day of the round-up, and should other invitations to fliers and fields be accepted, the num ber will be increased to fifty Squadrons and fliers havo been in vited from every field In the United States and a number of them have already accepted. Lieutenant Kelley will be here himself with a flight of seven planes. From San Francisco is coming Major C. Emmons com manding a squadron of eight more. From Rockwell field nt San Diego, throe planes bearing six officers in Funny things happen. Chicago woman caught three robbors. An. I she'B 40, and husa't taught u lUS ADVANCES IN Wood Como without any warning. CHKA1 PRICES, are on now Don't bo one of many who will order too Into. Winter is near. Phone your orders. BLOCK WOOD Is our specialty PEYTON 8C CO. "WOOD TO BURN" 601 Main Phone 535 charge of Lieutenant Colonel Gra ham, commanding officer at Rock well field, are coming. First Lieu tenant Theodore J. Koenlg, com manding officer of the Sand Point alrdome at Seattle is bringing a squadron of eight ships from his station, and Captain Arthur E. Easterbrook from the national guard flying field at Spokane, has accepted the invitation of the round-up committee and will be here with a squadron of six planes. Three of the round-the-world fliers will be here. These Include Captain Lowell H. Smith, Lieuten ant Arnold and Lieutenant Erik Nelsol. Captain Smith was flight commander ot the Venture, after Martin's plane was disabled in Alaska. MISS PORTER EXPECTED Miss Florence Porter, local girl, who has been attending the state Normal school at Monmouth, grad uating in Angust. is expected to arrive in the city today from Port land. Miss Porter will teach the first grade in the Mills school this year. LOOK OUT FOR SELF POISONING SPRAGUE RIVER VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. R. Dray of Sprague River paid Klamath Falls a busi ness visit today, returning homo late this afternoon. INSPECTING FIELDS U. E. Combs of Hamilton. Cali fornia, is in the city today for the purpose of inspecting the beet fields In this section. FROM MERRILL H. N. Wynant is in the city to day from his homo near Merrill on business matters. Neglect of the liver results in self poisoning! Not so quickly, perhaps, but Just as surely as if you drank poison out ot a bottle. If your liver is not doing its work ot helping digestion, eliminating waste from the bowels and purifying the blood, you will always be troubled with sick headaches, nausea, biliousness, bad breath, gas, sour stomach, or constipation. Cleanse and tone your liver! Put your system in condition so you feel your very best again'! Try just a spoonful of Dr. H. S. Tbacher's ex cellent Liver and Blood Syrup after the next few meals and notice the quick improvement In the way you eat, aleep, look and feel the return ot strength, vigor and energy. You will be completely satisfied; other wise there will be no cost. Dr. Thacher's Llvor and Blood Syrup la sold and recommended by Star Drug Store and all other leading druggists. Adv. , LOS ANGELES A company of firemen and soveral depuly shorlffs were required to subdue a a uniden tified monkey, believed to be a mem ber of the Hollywood Animal Actor colony. The monkey staged a wild party up and dowi an outlying di3 trlct, frightening residents, uoti, the Clild fire laddies blavod the animal's onslaught ot bottles and vegetables and trapped it In u chicken coop. FRESNO. Calif. America spends more money than any other nation excepting Great Britain to keep her flying forces In first class condition, Represenutatlvo H. E. Barbour of tho seventh California district told members of the Association of the Army. Where are tho old fushloned girls? Thoy arrested one In Arizona. She NOTICE Savo money on Tire Mileage. The system we use Is absolutely different from all other meth ods. Let us show you a real repair Job, done by this modern re pair system. Ail work done on a strict Money Back Guarantee. Share with hundreds of satis fied customers this new deal In Vulcanized repairs. Let us Inspect your Tires FREE, before they need Re pairing. Come in Today oACE TIRE SHOP 115 South Eleventh Phone 843J band yet, had stolen a horso.