The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 13, 1927, Page 5, Image 5

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    Monday, June 13, ' 1027
the evening herauvkmmath fall?, oregon
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M R 111
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Mri. B. H. Hamilton Suffers
Severs Injury; Newt
of Merrill District "
(MprrUI Tu Th llrralil )
NKItltll.l,, Ore. Juno 1.1 Mr
nil Mrs. Hurl ClrlfMu and sou
lluryl of Alluraa, Calif,, spent Hun
ilny In Morrill Ihn luoili of Mr. mid
Mr. W. . Ilullvy. Mr. Griffin l
roualu f Mm. Ilalloy.
A meeting wan held lit Ihu com
munlly hall Tueaday evening and
at thai tliua It waa decided tu cele
brate I ho Kourlli at Morrill. The
rommltloee appointed were llurr
Wealbrook, permanent chairman;
rinnnre. K. P. Merrill and V. F.
Frulla; Entertainment, J. W. Hioi
glna. II. I.. Dallou and Juhu Hnydnr;
llefreahmriile: Meadamea 8. A.
Wake, N. K. Woodhouse. Jon. Hluk
el. V. ('. llrlfllih and J. W. Hcog
glns: (irounde, l.ullicr llaaklua. II
II. Andi'raiin. (I. K. tlllloepey, lli'o.
Thnnia and N. B. Woodhouse; Pub
licity. E. 1.. Farmer, Jlelvln How
man and Mr. It. II. Aaderaon. I',
la not planned la have an elabor
ate celebration,' but a get-logellier
nf tbuaa who will nut be going
away. It la hoped all will cnopcri
ala wllb I ho committee. '
Mr. and Mra. C. V. Hhurk drovo
to Aahtand Tueaday whom Mra.
Rhurg will remain Indefinitely In
hope br health will b Improrod
by Ilia change. Mra. Bhurk haa
lcn III fur several inontha. Mr.
Hbutk returned to Morrill, but will
return to Aahtand nenl week with
Htella and lllrhard Bhurk who will
remain wllh their moibor. Mr.
Hhurk reports that Mra. Bhurk atood
lb trip wall.
Mr. and Mra. C. CI. Morrill spent
Thuraday In Klamath Fall.
Mra. II. II. Hamilton (uttered a
painful arrldant Monday wben ahe
caught her hand In the potato i
planter. Hhe waa helping; flnlali '
up Ilia planting of their polatoe
wbu a potato, caught, and aba at
tempted toipuah the potato down
whou bar baud caught and before
tha planlrr alnpprd her Irft hand
waa badly meahrd. Hho waa taken
Immediately to a pbyalrlan In Kin
math Fell erkare It waa found no
ma ry to tmoatvto tke ftrat -dotal
of Ihn Index finger. Tho twq mid
dle finger were brulaed and lhn
It I tat finger bfkn. ' At laat re
port aha vfta 'Jmyrovlntf and wjll i
aooa bo out IfHlo complication oc
cur. '
Mra. Walter Kelly of Oakland.
Calif., I vlaltllig her mother. Mra.
M. (lalronilnl. fur a routilo of work.
Mra. Kelly I a leather I a youug
ladle' school bk Uaklaud.
Mr. M. (llacomliil attended at'
meeting of tha Klamath rounty mu-
le teacher In Klumnth Falla Mon
day afternoon.
Mr. C. A "Henderson, county
raualc eupcrvlmr'. ami Krnnk Hei
lun, county iluli leader, uicl with'
tho glrla' cIuIm nt tbo homo nf Mra.
It. II. Anderun Tuesday afternoon.
Tho glrla braotltlng for song
to lr rung fit terrains at 'the mito
llier rhuol of tho club. (iloiiii
Kent of a Klamath Falla creamery,
aont gallon of Ire cream In tho
club a treat and to allow hi
appreciation tt tho' work or the
cluba. .
Orln Mllard left during tho week
for a trip acroaa the mountain, lie
may go aa tar north aa Portland.
Key. K. I.. Mooro haa apc-nt eov
oral dsva during tho week at Hod
mond, It' iiil mid Mndraa on bualuoai
and uh'o vlHltlug friend.
Tho Merrill llcbekah lodge haa
otocled tho. following officer tor
tho next six month: Noblo Grand.
Mra, lleaalry; vice, Grand, Jaunltn
rltevrnaoti; ecrrclary, Dorona Fra
tler. and trcnauror. Mno Anderson.
It. II. Anderson waa called to
'Klamath Falla on tho special venire
I venire
on 111
111 hii
tho In
re III
sent out. to-servo aa Juror on tin
Clark caae.
. Tho coat office of Morrill
rerelred a coat of paint on
aide which greatly Improve
look of the off lie.
Mr. and Mra. W. C. Ilnlley ntl
Tlllly llallny apenl Wcdnoaday ahop-
plng In Klamath Kail.
- Mr. J. Wllaon apent Sunday In
KlumaMi Falla.
Mra. K. I. Mooro gave a dullRht-
ful party for tho membnra of her
Hundny aohool claa at the Manae
'Friday afternoon. The children
annnt tho aftornoon playing gamn.
Mra. Mooro aervod Ico crenm and
enko to tho children during tho nf
Icrnoon. The member preacnl
wore: I.ouImu llaakln. Mima Fnu.
Fnnmilto Olflold. . (;onlnro Field
er, Alma lliiinlllon. Gtirnldlno For
thlnghnm, Uertha Thomanaon, Dor
tilhy llnaklna, I'enrl lleaaloy, ndllh
.llenaoti, Lorrnlno llnakln. Phylla.i
Jnnn llnakrhSif .aiitaiinl ' mid Allen
JMooro. :"
' Mr. H. W. Wynnnt apent aovoral
lionr In Klutimth Fall Wednesday.
r Tho Junior Endeavor aoclety pt
tho Preabyterlnn church hold tholr
regulnr luonllily social meeting" at
' tho homo of Mr. M. D. Mooro Wed
nesday nftoriioon. After a abort
Limine miietltig the children apont
the nflernonn playing game. Mr.
M. A. llownmn I atiperlntondeol,
"and Mr. J. W. Sroggln aaltant.
Mra. Moore aerved refreahmenl
' during the afternoon to the follow
ing: I'liylla Jean and Lorralh
llnaklna, Annabel, and . . (iemlillna
Fkrthlngham, Dorothy sod Wllbut
CELEBRAT&4TH
llaaklua, IajiiIko Karthltigham, I'earl
tint Kugeii lleaalny, Kdllli fllodg
ott, llertha and Hubble Tboinanaoii,
Kauuelie Offlelil. loulao and l.a
Vum llnaklna, Vernon llowmun and
John I). Moore.
Mra. J. II. Kill well and dauxhlnr,
I.Miua, Mr. K. F Merrllt and Mra.
t). Hlukel apent Tueaday afternoon
In Klninulli Falla
Tlilraa and Helen Auderaon vla
llnd frleuda In Klamath Falla Tuea
lay oveuliiK.
Mra. J. W. Taylor waa hopplng
III Klnmath Falla Wndueaduy.
The Henlur Kndeavor aoilely of
the I'reabyterlnii chureli met at the
home of W. F. Jlnnetln Tueaday
evening fur their regular monthly
bualneaa meetlug. The committee
on pulerlnliiliix wa Fay Jliinelto.
Miriam and Wlliim tlffleld
Alfred I'arlelon. Following
the I
bualneaa meeting, gamea were play
ed and a aoelnl hour apent.
Mr, and Mra. I'mil D. t.ewla and
family left Thuraday for Kugene to
attend the graduating exerclaea of
tho I'nlveralty of Oregon. Mra.
Lowla alater, Mlaa May Tulle, grad
uated at tblit lima. Hhe will alj
vlall her alater Mlaa Gertrude Tulle.
who baa recently returned from a
tnree year may in i.uma.
II. F. Tulle returned tu hi home Alialrax laland prlaon. told the an-
In Kugene afier apendlng aeveral , Ihorltle that after the attempted
month with hi daughter and ann-, robbery he had fled to Han Franrlaco
In-law Mr. and Mr, l.ewl. He then to Ia Angcle thence to Tex
made tho trip with Mr. and Mr, and from there to Chliugo. where
Uwl. during the progre. of a raid on a
Mia l.urlle Aran! will be In i.nderloln reort, a poltcem.n bad
charge of the Merrill library dur- placed a hand upon hi arm nu
.i mi., u-itm. fir.!..i.i..rf 1.1 . t. h-
field, who will attend the aum
mer arhool for boy' and girl' club
al Corvalll.
Ituaaell Auderaon left on Wednea
day'a alaga for Aahland to be with
hla brother Itlehard. who la In Aah
land for hla health.
II. II. Hill. Illll Hill and Hteve
Hlukel. potato grower of Merrill,
attended a meeting of Klamath
county potato grower at llrnlev
Tueaday evening.
The l-artle Aid of the Preabytrr
lan church will meet at the home
of Mra. Leo Drown Wcdneaday
afternoon.
Ranch Home is
Razed by Fire
U'l'F.ll SWAN LAKE. June IS.
Itealdent of thla ertlon are urg
ed to turn out and vote for the road
botida which will be derided upon
June ;.. The road bond. If they
carry, will mean apleudld roada for
the Rwan Lake country.
George Janaaen waa high honor
tudeul at the cloae of the arhool
term on May ! for the entire year.
Clifford Noblo and Harold Mlnler
vlallcd In thla vicinity on Wed no.
day.
A myatrrlou fire burned tbo
ranch home on Edgewood on Mon
day. John Neubert Irauaacted bualneaa
at Alguma Tueaday.
John Janaaen and aona have been
working on the road aud Ihey are
now In excellent condition.
Fred Jauaaen Iranaarted bualneaa
In Klamtah Falla Tueaday.
Mlaa Chrlnllna Janaaen I apend
lng vacation at the home of hur
parent In Antelope Valley.
Fred ('oilman la getting out aome
Juniper fence poet. Juniper makei
excellent poat. outlasting most oth
er wood.
II. Meln spent Friday lu Klamath
Fall.
Beverat men aro In tho vicinity
urveylng a route tor the logging
road for tho Algoma Lumber com
pany.
Frank Good nor transacted bus!
uea In thla vicinity recently.
Jamn Coyne drovo up (rum 1,01
Aligeln Tuesday.
Kbrrleln lleek
( harlea Wood Kherleln haa re
turned from Ran Francisco where
he hna been for some lime and will
transact business hore for several
woek.
Serving:
the particular patron
with only the best
carefully prepared by
printers backed with
years of experience is
the constant effort of
Case 8C Melton
ISM Konth Seventh
I'lioue 1M-W
TATE DEMANDS
DEATH FOR HUGH
Statements Attributed to Do
A 0 , , , .
Autremont Kecitied in
Opening Statement
COl'HT IIOI'HK. JAf'KHONVIM.K,
Ore., June 13. (A) The alxth day
Autremont pay with hi life, forth
murder of four men during the
prngre of the Hlaklyou tunnel bold-
up." waa tho rloalug nenfenee of the
opeulng ataliilninl of xclul prone-
andirutor George M. ItobertH, (his morn- ;
lug.
The defendant on trial for the
murder of ( harlea O. (t oyle) John-
aon, hla father'a hand upon 111
boulder, betrayed no emotion, and
turned to comfort hla mother a the
court rece..ed pending the opening
reitlirka of the defenae.
l'r.cutor Hubert told the Jury
that following the b.ndltry, Hugh,
after hla arreat In the I'hlllpplnea,
;ana aurmg me incarceration at
young to be arrested
Th k.ii.rtlyl i.i.w,ilnn ,ta..lnpi.il
tliit when hla mother vl.lted him lit
prlaon. after hi return to tho Cnltet
Htalea. ho urged him to tell all, and
...
no nad rcpitea:
"No. no. mother. Don't let them
talk you Into that."
It was further declared that when
the mother asked regarding an alibi,
the defendant aald:
"I haven't any. but I have a
wlcrd story to tell the Jury, that
wllh the aid of good lawyer, they
will believe."
Another atatement attributed b
tho state to the defendant to bis
mother was:
"Mother dear, you never thought
your IS year old boy would go
wrong, but I didn't mean to do II."
The stste outlined the details of
(he three score bit of mute evt
dence In tho vicinity ot the crime,
by an army of Investigator.
"All these exhibit go by tho
rule of thrro three knapsacks,
three bed, three everything. But
tbere were only two lineups. The
evidence will dlscloao the reaaon for
thla," said special prosecutor. I'ur-
eh.se bf .rtU'MIn F.ugene and Port-
land, Oregon, later found at tbo
bandit' ramp, near tho tunnel,
were outlined by the state. The
name and tfjrts played by Kay aud
Hoy I'e Autremont. Jolutly accused
of participation, and now under ar
rest in Ohio, were frequently men
tioned In the atatement.
New Law Firm is
Announced Here
Two well known attorneys. David
It. Vanderberg and William Ganong.
have entered into a law firm to be
known as "Vandenberg-Ganong Law I
Offices" and will bo located In tht
Williams Building In Suite lul
after July first.
The announcement wa mado by
Vandenberg who returned this
morning from I'ortland whero ho
was railed on legal affair. v
H. H. HIATT'S
I I'HOITKItl VG NltOI'
Manufacturer ot overstuffed
furniture.
A full lino of materials.
A nice lino of lawn, porch,
hammock and window shades.
We sell on time.
!&l Mnln HI.
Klaninlh Falls, Ore.
Standard Dyers
and Cleaners
Odorless Cleaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St.
Phone 825
Road Oil Cleaning
Our Bystcni la Something New and Ik'ttvr tlian the
Old Hand Hystcia v
Cars Washed Polished ,
Motor Cleaned Expert Ureaslng
Vacuum Cleaned 1'rco Crank Case BeTrlca.
We Call for and Deliver Phone 833
NEW SYSTEM AUTO LAUNDRY
Bprlng and Kaplanado 8ts.
n
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
w"1 ,""""T ... . u ,. . ,
' Fred Went, 111 Kappa I'll of
the Unlveralty of Oregon, arrived
the city over the weak end' and
will apend the dimmer . month
her. Wt t a brother of Lelaln
and Virginia, Wait and will be em-
ployed with ' the Klamath' lee and
Htorax toiupouy for tho latnmer
niunlb.
.' ' -
Manliflehl Vision
nb AdeUperger, ana of Mr. and
r. A. K. Adelnperrwr. prominent
realdeuta of Marahfleld. apent the
week enil here with frlenda. He
atopped at tbo hotel Wlllard dur-
log hla alay In Klamath 'all,
,
hUnfon, itrturiili.;
luel Crandall. Martin Adam.
tBd t.h.rlo, K,Jpr ,r. .Xpe,.,e,l
homB ,h, wk elld frou 8unford
I'nlveralty. Crandall plana to re-
,ur. h molnr ..d .,., . Bot
B(),r ,,an fnuraday The joung
men wM .pend the .iimrner month
Mero wn reiftrtI ua frlenda.
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"m''' .r"1" ' ' ' ,
Ml, h.ye Gordon and Mi. I.ucllle
Hlmmon. returned thl. afternoon
from O. A. C. where they have been
IIUUUIBH III I' PiV WUf.l.K i.a yan.
year.
Mia Gordon will vlatt with
J"" V"'"1 ,holr w.obi al
irm Klamath.'!, i
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t-,.t i . 1 1 ......
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A party ot Aaniana people ' in-
eluding Mum Jobnwn, City, Editor
of the Ashland Tiding Mil- He
Carter and 1-yle Ashcraf t, apent
Sunday In ' Klamath Faila visiting
with friend. - ' '" -
Mclennan From Lekerlrw-
Gilbert McLennan. y well known
resident of Lakevlew. 1 transacted
business here over the week cod.
Vlltd In Mcdfonl
The Ml usee Julia Mines, Gladys
Areudt and Klva Delaney apent
Sunday In Med ford visiting with
trleud and attending business.
Vlalted From Do reta
il r. and Mr. Jess Ward and fa
nilly of Doriia. enjoyed the week
end here vlniting ' frfends. They
were hotel guesta al tho Hall.
Moved Into Xcw Homo
Mr. and Mr, tl. It. Cottrcll and
r ... II.. nAH a,, 1 1 I ittolr at-
" alow . on , 0nt
and ' Second , street... They formerly
residedo on Second Pine. ...
Vlalted With rVlrnds
Mlsa Grace Johnson spent tho
week end here with friends from
her home at Lakevlew. While here
I Miss Johnson stopped at - the hotel
Hall.
Quick Relief
Monthly Pains
Headache v Backache
Neuralgia Toothache
and pains caused by
Rheumatism and Neuritis
Dr. Miles' Anti-Pain Pill re
liv quickly and without un
pleasant after effects. They do
not constipate or upset tho di
gestion, l'lrasani to take.
We w ill be glad to'icnd samples
for 2c hi sump.
Dr. Jliles Medical Company
Elkhart,' Indiana
1 1 rr KsTlt PC
Anti-Pain Pills
HEADACHE
9
Voile I
New . line of voile dreaae at
Gray'a Garment Hhop. rteason-
lilii price. All color and all
llze. Line of hat removed from
the Jaeob'a Apartment to Gray
Garment Hliop. I'rlted reduced.
Away On Vara! loo
Mr. and Mr. Gary Coiad have
left on their vacation which they
plan to apend In the John Day
country with relative and frlenda.
Tbey made the trip by motor.
Bark From I'ortland
A,n.iw m n A f Itavlil ft Van.
den berg returned thl morning from
I'ortland where Ihey were called on
a hurried bualneaa call last Thurs
day. From Malln
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Dalton and
daughter natty Lou. apent Friday
here tranaacting bualnea from
their r.inch homo at Malln.
Motored To Valley
. Mr. and Mra. E. Hunter enjoyed a
motor trip to Mcdford and other
valley point on Bandar. Mr.
Hunter Is manager of Tho Frlgldolro
office on Mala end Sixth.
Motored Tu Fort KUunetlt
Mr. and Mra. Bruce Dennis enjoy
ed a motor trip to Fort Klamath on
Sunday. They enjoyed dinner at
the hotel Fort Klamatb.
Baldwin On Business
WIU II. Baldwin of The Baldwin
Hardware spent the day in Merrill
on business. ,
OBITUARY
VIROIXL GREEAR.
Virginia Greear, aged 11 years. I
danghter of Mr. and Mr. Earl :
Greear of Chiloqnln, passed away :
In tbia city on Monday morning
following an lllneaa of two days. -The
funeral service will be Wed-,
neaday morning at 10:30 at the I
graveside la Linkvllle cemetery. I
Tbo remains are at tha Earl Whit-,
lock Funeral Home, I'lne Avenue at I
Sixth. I
FRANK MEKDER. I
Tbo funeral service for the late !
Frank Meeder were held this after-j
noon at the Earl Whit lock Funer-'
al . Home, Pine Avenue at Sixth, t
Kev. D. V. Height, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church officia
ted. Two selection were rendered
by Mra. L. H. Linfeety. Mr. Hel
ena M. Joyaux accompanied Mrs.
I Linfesty at the plauo. Interment
followed In Linkvllle cemetery.
.t MRH..AIKLLlJASIEH.-yln
. Last rltea tor the late Mra. Amelia
tames of Bonanxa will be held on
Thursday morning at the Baptist
church In Bonanxa at ten o'clock.
Tho remains are in the slumber room '
of the Towey Mortuary. Pine Avenue I
at Eighth where friends may call. I
WOOD
To Burn
Be are delivering Block-wood
at once, no delay.
, Country Order
for blocks solicited. Quick
service guaranteed.
Summer Prices
on green alab, buy now.
There will be no cheaper price.
Big stock ot Coal. Fuel-Oil
and Furnace-Oil Alwaya
on band.
S01 Main
Phone S3S
ILLNESS IS FATAL
TO OLD PIONEER
(Continued From Pa One)..
came. 8 ho wa the widow of the
late Moaen Jame who passed away
in lale November, 1H.
With bar huaband. Mr. Jame
came went and settled In the Ilonsn
la country, the couple being among
the oldest pioneer of thla aectlon.
For many year before the arri
val of a doctor In the Bonanxa
country, Mr. Jame was the first
thought of In emergencies. Hhe
waa known throughout the county
for her solicitation!.
Married In tnno." "
She was married in El Dorado
Springs, Mlaaourl, in H9. and to
the onion were born four daughters,
Mrs. Mary Oualey of Silver Lake.
Oregon. Mrs. I. J. Fordney of Lor
Bonansa and Mr. Melissa Chase of
ell. Oregon. Mr. Edna. Bunn of
Bonanxa. Elrht grandchildren and
.seven great. grandchildren alsa aux
vlve. I Different from many older people.
Mra. James alwaya looked- forwart
i to the future year and wa active
up until her fatal nines which
I brought the end after a week' suf
fering. ::j..-- ,
I Mr. Jameo was - a.; prominent
OREGON' CONSTRUCTION CO.
... General Contractors '..
Sewers, . water work, irrigation ditches any . kind
of excavations and concrete work. ,,; tv . ,
v Reasonable Prices ' v v
office at -vt"v
1038 Main Street
Phone 1144 S. Abrama, Munzer :
FOR GOOD, SERVICEABLE
Used Cars
Priced Right See
BUICK GARAGE
1330 Main Street
Good Poultry Feed
The success or failure of your flock de-
pends largely upon the way you feed them.
Good feed means better production.
MARTIN BROTHERS MILL
is producing aggrade of poultry feed that
will insure the success of your flock. Your
poultry..' .will ."thrive on Martin Brothers'
feed.
Martin Brother Mills
' "The Home of Crater Lake and
, Anchor Flour"
Sunny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing care. A good
place to convalesce in illness and after surgical operations.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
PINK AT FOinTU STREET, KLAMATH FALLS, OHEGON
Corner Fourth and Pine Telephone 4 9 7
member of the Baptist church for
mora than 57 year and waa active
In all civic affair. The funeral
ervlre will be held at the Bonan
xa church on Thuraday. morning at
ten o'clock. Tho remain are In
the, slumber room of the . Ti-r
Mortuary. , , , . i - .,
t '
Itntarnlna; From Ijikevlew ' i
Mra. Doc la Norri . 1 -expected
hnkne thl evening from Lakevlew
where aha baa been visiting with
her brother ond alatcr-ln-law Mr
and Mra. Leland Wllilt and daitgli
ter. Sharon Lee.
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DO YOU KNOW
We -Retail
Lumber? ?
Get our prices before you bay '
elsewhere, r . r
PELICAN BAY
LUMBER CO. 4
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