The Evening herald., May 13, 1926, Page 4, Image 4

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Sailors Drunk;
Nab Snip With
Huge' Rum Load
P i r a cy Is Charged
Against Crew; Liquor
Worth a Million
NEW YORK. May IS. (VP)
Twenty throo sailors., brought Into
port "ronrInr.drunk nnd obstreper
ous," and lopc of whom' admitted
tbey were officers, wkro hold today
on. tlio steadier Donnetta, loaded
wltb a f 1,420.000 liquor Vargo, bc-'
euscd of plrhy. ( ,
Aontlicr ship, tlto Atlanta, de
scribed aa a f!fty foot power boat
with nil armored substructure, was
free today after a pitched battlo last
night near Atlnutlc City with patrol
boat 113. J
The Don not la was raptured Men
day night 66' 'miles southeast of At
luntlc City My-the coast jiunid nutter
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j Reduces the cost of feed 25. to 50 11,
Increases production 15 to 3011-
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f cut. irind and mix anything Irown m.kr a pec from V.
"f ' fpctlr balinrart ration turn nome-crowa crop. . Hom9Graitn -. a
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J Cor. lodon vitl cor. ', : JSW to BOO It. PER HOUR Wl
Ear cars witk ahock - ., , 3000 to WOO " " " SM
J Attalh orclavcrhar 2000 to SOU - " l&A
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Green, wet, or oily material will not clog t he LETZ Dixie.
Built In ttreesUefgr'4 to 25 h. p. engines.
Has two fe three times the capacity per h . p. of any roughage mill made.
Write or call Immediately for further particulars, prices and sample.
j. W. KERNS
4 f' r.Ialina Distributor
Fann-inplcnieiiis. Cream Separators, Milking Mach
, ' ines, Fencing. Hav, Grain, Feed and Seeds
1303.!S. 6th St. Phone 557-J Klamath Falls
DANCE
Fort. Klamath
SATURDAY NIGHT
AUTO WASH RACK
FOR SALE
on 7th street, call 833--or
1459 Esplanade Spring St.
ITS
'" pine at r
; Linkhaven
5-Courc Dinner SI 00
BOO Conger Ave.: :6 to 8 p.m.'
BIT T1U3Y XKKI) MONKY
WASHIXCTOS Veterans in
Walter Reed hospital are forgetting
some of their troubles in eating
.' noodles distributed personally by the
President ami Mrs. Coolidge. One
veteran received Hie: 'presidential
autograph mid each got a handclasp.
Watch Your Frail.Puny
V sit -. S f '
Kmia yttovf pitong
W ; Take on Weight
- In Just a'few days quicker than
you ever dreamt of theso wonder
ful flesh making tablets called Mc
Coy's Cod Iiifcor Oil -Compound Tab
lets will Btarf to help any weak, thin-under-notirlslicd
little one.
i After sickness and where rlckotH
are suspectea they ,aro especially
valuable. No-eod to give them any
more nasty Cod I-lver Oil these tab
lots are made 1o take the place of
that good but evil smolling, stomacli
. upsetting medicine and thoy Biirely
do It. They do put-on flesh.
Ask Undorwdod's Fharmacy or nny
druggist for.IcCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Compound Taolots os easy to take
as candy and not at all expensive r
60 tableta 6))' centfi.
Bo sure and got McCoy's, tlio orig
inal and genuine and give the child
a chance for 80 days. If you aren't
delighted wj(t jrejfb.hB. Just-C jour
money back." ---- ,
Seneca, and brought Into N?w York
lust night wluiro It was uucliond by
the (-tutue of Liberty and til 3 liatolt
es sealed,
CoaHt guardsmen called it tlto bl
eeBt prohibition prlto -p(iinil In
two years and expressed tlio belief
It was connected with a bocilii'n ring
of Port Chester, Mew York.
Six alleged member- of tills ring
were liidlclud Monday.
JlltS. HLAKKl.Y KKTI UXS
Mrs. C. ninkely, connected .with
the stato tuberculosis association I'l
Tortland, has returned north after
spending several days here visiting
With Miss Lydla Kricke she. vislteifi
the reservation yesterday, .1, She
found general hcultli" conditions
good, she reported. -."tn.-y.
Of Australian Invention Is glass
that can bo bent, without breaking
and so elastic that articles made of
it will bounce if dropped.
London spends 3,000.000 a year
for Its technical und evening schools,
which have nearly 2i'0,000 students.
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MERRILL
Jlr. and Mrs. Cain and Mr,
Thompson ef -Klamath Falls were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey
Sunday. . , ' '
""Mrs. Is", II." Uckho and Mrs. II.
' Heudrltkson attended the meeting
of the Altar society at. Klamath
Falls Thursday afternoon.
F.; Zlabek of Malin was a visitor
iu Merrill Friday.
A uuniber of Merrill people at
tended a meeting of the calf club
at Kiger's -ranch. Thursday evening.
Frank Sexton county club leader
gave a talk to the "club -members.
JTlioss going "from here'" were' M.' W.
Howard , V),nd family, F. N.' Moyer
and son; Ellis, J. E. Whltlatch and
cltlld.-en, W. C. Bailey and Billy, and
Arthur Frazlcr and Donald Lawr
ence Frazlcr. The club picnic .which
'was to have been held Sunday was
postponed on account of tile storm.
G. W. Offlcld has been confined
to his borne for the past several
daiys with a ' badly, bruised and
'sprained foot. While riding after
stock, In crossing, a slippery bridge
his horse fell and his foot was jam
med by the stlrup. lie was 'unable
to Koseii his fopt. and the horse,
when it gst up begun to run and
it was ejine time before he was
anle'.-ta". regain.. his seat In the sad
dle , Ho1 expects to able to be'.out
in a few days. -'. -V . T.
Mrs. J. w. Taylor and Mrs. AV K
HIM drove to Wocus Slarsh Sunday.
Hammond and Lacy have a crew
tf sheup shearers, shearing their
shoep which are ranging on the Wo
cus marsh.
Mrs. Roue Davis, E. A. Davis and
G. H. Carloton were looking after
their sheep on the marsh on the
Upper Lake, Monday.
Arthur Frazler was In Klamath
Falls Saturday.
. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Graybacl and
daughters were shopping hi Klam
ath Falls Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Parker spent
Saturday in Klamath Falls.'
The storm of last week was bene
ficial to the dry ranchers but there
lias been eonio complaint that It
4nJtrod 4hV hrui . an ttowora and.
THE EVENING
Mexico's "Princess" a Flapper
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" ' NBA Servlc. New Orleans Tnrvau
Miss Krnestlne Cailes, 19. dauKhter of President Culles of Mexico, Is
touring the United States. This photo was taken l i New Orloans, where
she admitted she is a flapper and said she is proud of It.
some of tio gardens that were com
ing up. It Is thought that tho first
strawberry blossoms were killed.
Mrs. H. C. Anderson has sold her
property 1 in town to Jack Hatltff
who will tako possession at dice.
Mr. and Mrs. Jess Whttlach have
purchased tho property the Batliff's
were occupying and are moving
there.
Dan Colwell who Is riding the
Van Brimmer ditch has rented t.io
Rose Davis place for the summer.
His family wl!lJolu him. at the close
of the convent in Klamath Fulls,
wbcre the children are attending
school.
AVm. Steward of Mcdfor.1 spent
Sunday In Merrill as the guest ot
Mr. and Mrs. A'. E. Wo.-wlhauio. Mr.
Stewart Is a prominent oee mad of
Jackson county. '
Mr. Woodhouse .Is expecting a
large shipment of bee's from Cot
tonwood, Calif, in the next few days.
Ben Faus, E. T. Merritt and W.
F. Fruits attended a meeting cf
the Muscovite lodge at Ashland Sat
urday. Mr. Fails and Mr. Merill
returned home Saturday night;
Mrs. Fruits and little daughter
Roberta accompanied Mr. Fruits to
Ashland and they .returned Sunday,
spending most of the day on Klam
ath river fishing. They returned
with a nice string of fish.
A game of base bal: was pjnei!
atMulin Sunday between a M.illn
team and the Lost River Giants. A
large number of Merrill people at
'tended. Among those from Merrill
were M. A. Bowman, Raymond Tay
lor, C. N Hasklns, E. A. and Sum
mer Davis, It. L. Dalton and family,
Thirza and Helen Anderson. .'
Mr. Daniels of Klamath '.' Falls
spent the week end in Merrill the
guest ot E. A. Davis. . V- .'
Mr. and Mri. Paul Lewis, sjkJ
family, H. F. Tolle, Mr. aitd'Slitl
W. F. Jimiette and family nud their
house guest Miss Lulu Wultdh were
a picnic party that spent Sunday in
the lava beds.
Mrs. Geo. W. Offield and family
spent Sunday with Mrs. Fred Fletch
er in Klamath Falls.
Raymond Taylor was tho gficst
of Mr. and Airs. M. A. Downian
Sunday for' dinner.
There were no services here Sun
day for Mother's day, but it is ex
pected Rev. Bcatty will be back for
services next Sunday.
Mr. und Mrs. Eninictl Nrth have
rented the RlUhio house for thy
summer and Mrs. North expects to
open a beauty parlor soon. Mr. Noith
ls-4'rftlng on the highway.
; .r. ifid fiVrs. Loren Wclfu have
fenfind-he, S' W. H-askins raneb at
'the dnge" Vf- town and will run
chickens there.
Merrill was a deserted town Alon-day-";
'MOaO'of the people attending
the elrci- Ju Klamath Falls. Mrs.
R. II. Anderson and daughter were
in Klamath. Falls Monday to spend
the days with Mrs. Trios Martin and
attend the circus. School iwus dis
missed at noon to give the children
a chance to attend. Among the Mer
rill people attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Shay, Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Bow
man, W. V, Fruits and family, W.
F. Hill, Louis and Margaret Hill,
Bon Faus and family. C. P. Hasklns
and family, and E, C. Ritcho and
family.
E, T. Merritt has been elected
delegate from the local I. O .0. F.
lodge to attend. eiamdrLodgo which.
HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Chiloquiriites
Again Facing
U. S. Charges
Department of Justice
. Obtains New
' Evidence""
Freed once, Francis Silvers and
Oscar Arrell ar again f,u custody
on tho charge of breaking into thu
home of Dan Weeks, Clilloquln, on
April 21. Tim two men have waived
preliminary examination Jfnd' are be
ing held in jail here under ftpou
bond each.- Federal charges if bur
glary have been preferred i'Ri'in;it
the pair by the department nf J is
tice. Silvers and Arrell, when first e.r
rested on the chnrge, were dismissed
following a preliminary hearing lie
fore United States Commissioner
Bert C. Thomas. A repre5c-n;itlvc; if
the department of justice continued
the Investigation following tho bear
ing and tho arrest of thd'two ii'en
soon followed. According :o reports
Slivers has signed a statement ad
mitting his campllcty in the crime.
The case will bo brought before
tho federal grand Jury in Portia nj
and If the two men arc indicl-ul, thoy
will lie tried in United S'.nlvu jejiri-.t
court.
meets in Salem, tlio last week In
May.
" Final examination arc being held
at the high school this week. Next
week will bo tho graduating exer
cises. Baccalaureate sermon will bo
i Sunday evening.
BAPTISTS ACTIVE
HOUSTON,, Tex., Maj; . 13. (P)
Tho Southern Baptist convention
whoso messenger:) came from 18
states and represented more than
3,000,000 members, was on record
today against ' any change In the
Volstead act and against any tinker
ing with the theory t'.iat God alone
created man.
They Wear No
i' .:: f , w W
Thess two Manistee, Mich- girls have introduced naw fad log collar)
for semi-formal afternoon wear. They have Unit names engraved on 'em,'
.too, ..Left. .to. right, tbey. Mr Catherine .Bigg .and Itogene Danll. . ..
Wednesday Results jj
Const l.uo
Portland B, San Fruelsi-a 3,
Henltlu 1, Los Angelus 4, ' '
Mission 7, Oakland 4. t
Hollywood 4, Hucruuieiilu
u a.
Aiueiliiiii I.ciiuiik
ChlcuKU 3, l'hlludelphlit
IlllllllKH.)
iMevelnnd f, Now .Yi'rk 6
nlntss), .
4. r10
(in In-
Niillimiil Unuue
llrooklyn' S, Clilcnjo 0.
New York 8. St. lintiU 1
ItusliMi 1, Clncluiiutl tt,
V
Phllndelphlu 3, rtttsburitU II
iii.M disi:.si:s
NKW IIAVK.N There's n movie
at Yale of sli'eplng sl'-ltnes-i It v." Ill
he tho nui'leiis f n lllirnry of tiliu
of vurli us dlHf.tses.
You buy oil to protect your car.
"Union Oil of Calif ornia" makes
oil to protect its reputation.
That reputation has stood for
forty-three years. s Try
Aristo Motor
Non-Carbonizing Western
Aristo Motor Oil is all lubrication, containing
neither paraffin nor asphalt. The hard, flinty
abrasive "carbon" that many motorists find on
valves, cylinder heads and spark plugs after a few
thousand miles of use never comes from this fine
Western oil. (
' The small amount of residue that Aristo leaves
is a fine, soft, fluffy substance, most of which
blows out.with the exhaust. '
. Motors in good condition which are lubricated
with Aristo, therefore run several years with
out the troubles, lay-ups and expense so often
due to "carbon." '
A further preventative of "carbon" is the use
of non-detonating Union Gasoline with Aristo
Motor Oil. This combination is probably the
most effective that is known.
Union Oil Company
of Clifernia u
SEES SPIIE1
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POItTLANlJ, Ore., May 13. .fflt
Tho caso of W. C. Snyder, United
States b'lologlcal survey huntlr.vwlii)
was fined $200 for possession of
deer meat In closed season, has been
referred to tho ,head of ' tho gov
ernment bureau by Stunleyjlewutt,
In charge of the iwcrrk lu Oregon,
according to word received by E. F.
Man's Collar
www
DEER MEAT CAS
Timber, Scouts
Use Air Route
Timber scouting, by all' It tho In
novation Inlioditced by A, J, Vuyo,
rice president of tlio lllg Lukes llox
comimny und Harry Menu nor tit tho
sumo concern, Voyu und .Messnor
returned yesterday from Husauvlllo,
I'iilir., by pliiuo, after spending 21
houiK liiveiilKUtlng plno lnKKlng nie
Jllii Mint section.
II took Just two hours mid fifteen
iilhu'to mnkn tliu 17U-mllo trip
lo Siih.i u vll lu. Thu fllKhl wut in.uUi
lit u.ilniiim he I Klit of 0000 foot,
The lumbermen left Tuenday, In
micjii'il' limning riiiuiis of the Cali
fornia Fruit (Irowei's uisoclatlon the
sa'iiu il.i.f und returned yenlerdiiy.
l.tlH .N(ii:i.KS TOO HUT
I.llS ANliKLKS, t'nlir. Onu ilentli
mid tlir,M proxtrullons were ir.trl 'nit
til t i I lie lieiit yestenliiy, whi n the
mercury cllinlu'd to KS.
Avcrlll, state game warden.
Snyder claimed ho was a victim of
a spile schemo propounded by rival
trappers.
BAN' C IIII.II ACTBKS.S
SAN FllANCISCO, Calif. Kiigenn
O'NolH's play, "Deslro Under (lie
I'lins," again beciimu Involved when
the state labor commission sworo out
a warrant for arrest of Dean Wor
ley, theater1 manager, charglr.it lilni
with violation of the state child la
bor law In emploing a 16 year old
girl In the enst now playing hero.
'''' 'f An Invitation '
' tothePublic '"; ,:
I ' 'l'tilly lcalix.int; the great importance of J
T advanceil e(ttipnient and considerate ! H
' f' in service in tlic conduct of ottr business, 3 '
! . we cordially invite you to visit our M
' , funeral parlors anil view the latest (i
! . cquipnient devised for the loving, efli- . PJ
; .. , cient ynd considerate care of the tie- A
parted. A duty well perfornR-d at the 3
j most reasonahle expense.
Tlio pni'lol's will be open for your Inxpee- Hi
t Ion TliiiiNiliiy, l'Vliluy mill Hiil.iinlny. , J
j H A, M fo V. MV i : '
CLARKE & TOWEY il
, Ittrt Xo. Fourth HI. riion" 1070 'ami 1071 B
Thursday, May -13, -1026
Daylight Auto ' i
Theft Occurs
in Chiloquin
George Gannon Loien
Touring Car ; Not ,
Found Today .
One of the mor during ,'uulo
theflM mi record III Kliiinallt oreurvd
yiHterduy nflwrnuiin ut 3 ' o'clock
when tho Chuvrolet tuni'lug cur ot
(leurgo Gannon was stolen on tho
mulii Hlreet" of ' (Milluiiuln. ' Ounnon
hud Just slopped. Into a store to
cimh u check, ' A few minutes lulur
hu returned und III car was gotio.
llystnuders reported that two men
hud Jumped Into (liiniion's cur and
drlveii uwuy. Kvery effort to ap
prehend the unto thieves has proven
unavailing.
Oil
"TO SERVE YOU"
Wanted
Clean Cotton Rags
(No short ends or,
stockings) -
10c Pound!
Evening Herald