Pafce Sit
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH TALIS. OREGON
Tuesday, Juno 23, 1027 '
ROYALIST HEAD
TURNED LOOSE
Mystery Surround Release
of Leon Daudet, June
13th, In Parts
: PARIS; June 18. OP) Leon
; Daudet, royalist leader who waa Int-
! prisoned June IS, to serve a termj
, Tor libel, waa mysteriously released
, from prison this afternoon as re-
suit, it la aaid, of a hoax on the
prison director, !
; Daudet a associate, M. Delest. and
Secretary-general Semard ot the
communist party, also were releas-
d. .
. The release of Daudet waa ef
footed by the royalist organisation.
Camelots Du Rot, ' king a henct-
men," It was staled at the office of
L' Act Ion Francalse. This organlxa-
.. , .'. ; MADAME N ADRU
. ' Clairvoyant Psychic
' Permanently Located At
., . 436 So. Riverside Ave.
; Bead loss Daily S A. M. to 8 P. M.
i. Phone CS2-R tor Appointments
ufholstkrinu
H. H. HI ATT, UPHOLSTERY
Manufacturer of overstuffed furni
ture. Pull line ot materials. We do
mil kinds of upholstering. New and
general repair work.
-. We deliver and will call and
ahow samples.
Window Shade Hammock
S3 Main St. Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone SMH-J.
FOR THE BEST
Ask for the union card '
F. R. Olds. J. H. Flkes. R. L.
Green. L. B. Shehorn,
C. H. King. Mr. Carpenter
Employ members ot L. V. 1279
Starting Slay 1st
Red Ball Stage Line
Bet. Lakevtnr and KUm. Fall
Ly. Klamath FalU S:iW A. M.
Ar. Lakertrw at 1:80 P. M.
lit. Lakertew at 2:30 P. M.
Ar. Klamath Falla 7:30 P. M.
Leave Reckard'e Aato Stage
Office
Phone 77
HURRY TAXI SERVICE
Under
New Management
Phone 341
Prompt Service
J10-jyl0
E-lCAVATIXCi
. ULAKT1XU
Sewer and Cesspool Work
Phone 422
Call at soa K. Main St
KRAXK MARTIN
HOWARD
Transportation Co.
STAGES
Leaving Klamath Falla 7:15
A. M 10:00 A. M-, 1 P. M,
4 P. H., making connection to
Portland and way points same
day. Connections at Ashland
t with Pickwick Stage for Cali
fornia points.
7:15 A. M. and 1:00 P. M.
Stages make direct through con
nections to Portland and Seattle.
10:00 A. M. and f P. M. Stagea
make direct connection to San
Francisco and' Los Angeles.
Local Office 015 Mala St.
Phone 090
- YOUNG
COAL & TRANSFER
COMPANY
"DIAMOND BRIQUETS"
Phone 1O07
First
Methodist Church
Tenth and High Sta.
FRANK L. WEMETT.
Minister
Realdence, 1005 High St. .:
"W Specialize In Help
. i fulness."
Sunday Services
11 a. m.a 7:80 p. m. '
CHILOQUIN STAGES
Leave Klamath Falls Dally for
Chiloquin and Intermediate
point as follow t
t a. m. 12:30 noon
. 1:30 p. m. 7:80 p. m.
T a. tn. bus to connect for
camps beyond Chiloquin.
C. R. KINO,
Owner
KLAMATH-WEED 8TAOB
WEED
and Intermediate points.
L. K. K. 7:30 Ar. Weed 1
Lv. Weed 1:80 Ar. K, F. 8:00
. , Stage Leaving
. lug Terminal Depot
ClC Mala
.1
lion I composed of loyal supporters
of Daudet.
According to the story totd at
I.' Ai t Ion Kmncalte, some oue Imper
sonating Minister ot the Interior
Sarraut Instructed the prison di
rector to releatto the 3 prisoner,
"t hanown iMtaiiiion
It la reported that Daudet has left
Paris "for an unknown destina
tion. " .
Some Camelot la said' to have
telephoned the prison director ami'
told him that the cabinet decided
today to release Daudet, Delest and
Bernard.
A ' mlnntes later the director
became suspicious and telephoned
the ministry ot the Interior, as a
precaution, but even In the ministry
one of the "kng's henchmen," np-
parenny was waning ror me can.
Ha told the director he was M.
Sarraut and sharply instructed him
("Hurry up! Execute my orders."
fus Cocky,' Roy and
. . J ' . ...
Ray Silent, Sheriff
Burt Hawkins Finds
"They're Just a the press depict
ed them. Hugh la cocky, with an
air ot braggadocio, and Roy and Ray
are more silent but appear to be
pretty aalisled with themselves and
life in general. Hugh, from a cur
sory glance. Is the brains. Hia face
is keener, his eye brighter and his
talk quicker." ... . .
This I Sheriff Hawkins' summary
of hia reactions when he saw the
three De Autremonta. Slsklyon Tun
nel murderers, who have Just started
their life sentences In the state
penitentiary. , - . .
The Sheriff returned yesterday
from Salem . where he took J. H.
Grayson and Prink Clark ot Kla
math, lite termers, and George Frank
Way. seven year sentence, to tba
state prison to begin their sentences.
"Hugh waa the only one that talk
ed while .1 was there," the sheriff
continued.- "He said: 'Say warden,
I've Just crawled outside of a bis
meat and It was sure good; If yoj
continue to dish up chow like that,
you'll have no trouble from me'."
, "Hugh said It in a rather signifi
cant tone, an implied
the warden that he would have to be ;
good to mm ana nts orotner ana
there would be no trouble.
Ray had nothing to cay."
Roy and
J Patriotic Program
- For 4th Announced
..The Patriotic program to be held
at the completion of the street par
ade on July Fourth, under the aus
pice ot the D. A. R.. was announc
ed yesterday afternoon by Mrs. F.
Clover;' Vi '"OT'.r.v -
PoMowing Is the schedule of the
program:
Band Selection.
Entrance of Goddess, Columbia
and Justice. "
Two verses of America, band.
Singing led by R. G. Patterson.
Salute to Flag, audience.
Presentation of Goddess, Justice
and, Columbia. .
Mayor T. B. - Wattera presents
Key to City to Goddess and her at
tendant. Reading ot Declaration ot Inde
pendence Rachael Solomon.
Star Spangled Banner, band.
Singing led by R. G. Patterson. .
Invocation. ' .'
Invocation Rev. Thomas.
IntroductionsCaptain Applegate.
Children Wanted,
To Enter Parade
All younfrstcra who want to enter
the children's division of the Fourth'
ot July parade a week from today
I , . . . . ,
riHuiaKor oi me uainascr atoior
company by some time tomorrow.
A number of entries for this popu
lar parade bare already been -xude
and Mr. Hamaker wanta to make It
one of the biggest features of the
entire celebration. Some good cash
prizes are being offered the young
sters. The Hamaker Motor company Is
located at Eighth and Klamath r.nd
children are nrged to see Mr. Hama
ker some time tomorrow without
fall-
Annual seedlings and biennial and
perennial plants need water on hot
days and will respond readily to
frequent weeding and cultivating by
producing stronger growth and
therefore better flowers, says the Q.
! A. C. campus florist.
MOM'N POP
chick- rftH'Re qoiaio to J SwciZ ; i STftUCWU
(4fi)MQ BtSOWTS MO X'M ? I,' WS,WP?
t rV. ,, . T", - 7lrllS ISGDNNVj ( '
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Obituary
KlXCi IMHM"
(John Taylor)
Funeral services (or I ho lull!
"King Dodo" (John Taylor) , were
held on Sunday evening at 6:30
o'clock at tho Karl Whltlork Funeral
Home, Pino Arenuo at Sixth with
Rev. A. F. Simmon' of The Flrxt
Baptist church officiating. IVr-
' formers o( the amusement company
j with which he was connected, at-
. tended the last rite as well as many
employees. Interment waa mado lb
the I.tnkvlllc cemetery. King
nodo was 78 years of ana and a
native of Jacksonville, Florida
JACK MOLLIS
The remains ot the late Jack Hollla
are In the slumber room ot the Earl
Whltlock Funeral Home, Pine Are
nuo at Sixth where friends niav
call. Announcement ot the funeral
.arrangements m be mado later.
New Club Cars.
To be Used on
"Cascade" Soon
That the crack S. P. train. th
"Cascade" will soon hare a new club
car. something that will be In a clasa
by Itself in luxurious railroad equip
ment, was the word received he.'
today.
The Pullman company I now con
structing new club cars tor the
"Cascsde" which will within the
next few months be placed In ser
vice. The club cars now in nse
never were Intended for Indefinite
use. They formerly were used on
the "Shasta."
Delegation Returns
From State College
With two weeks of Interesting
lectures and experlmenta tucked
away In their minds, ( delegation of
over 45 enthusiastic county club
boys and girls returned Saturday
from Corvallla accomDanled hv
warning to:Coi.nt riIlh t-.j.r r,nw w s.
to ,nd olner escorts-
"The two weeks course . offer vl
by O. A. C. was 'the best ever held
at the state college," Mr. Sexton com
mented. "Klamath boy and girl
not only enjoyed themselves In their
work but acquired knowledge from
the foremost experts in agriculture
In the northwest."
Preparations Made
For Scouts Camp
An Ideal camp with practical liv
ing conditions will ho provided Kla
math boy scouts for two weeks this
summer from July 18 to August 1
Reryl Blevens, scout executive,
said today.
"The camp," he explained, "will
be located at Rainbow Bay on Lake
of the Woods and Is a perfect slto
for such purpose. Forty scouts
will be there the first week and 4)
the second week."
The camp will be In charge of Mr.
Blevlns. He will be assisted by J.
W. Scogglns. Merrill, camp director;
Merle Swanson, Klamath Falls, scont
patrol leader; and Tom Cunning,
senior patrol leader.
BOOST PROJECT.
In the Juno 23 Issue of the San
Francisco Business a weekly pub
lication sponsored by the San Fran
cisco chamber of commerce a news
story on page 2 tells of the 8. F.
chamber of commerce boosting for
the Klamath Kalls-Wced highway.
.Significant is tho following state
ment: "In thla connection, th
i ii (i 111 'rt: i "ill ncim
renrefetttaf ton
to tho conference rnKed at Sa rv
mento, July 20. to dlrrnss ways
and means to construct tho SO nillo
highway."
Thief Scared Away.
Either a passerby or a policeman
on his beat, frightened a tire thief
awsy from an automobile parked
on Pine street between Sixth and
Seventh, owned by R. W. Geary,
McCarthy apartments, recently.
Lugs on a new front tire had been
removed and the car Jacked up by
the thief.
A lean flat face, without wrinkles
snd a bright eye are Indications of
the laying hen. A hen which ap
pears to be masculine Indicates
poor layer.
j Mrs. Sparks is
Named Goddess
Of K. F. Fourth
Mrs, Norm. Sparks, local uurse.
caudldat ot the Veterans of Foreign
Wars, will take the role of Goddess
of Liberty In the Fourth or July
celebration, na the result of last ovo-
jntng's derision when a eommlltco of
juugea vuose ner tor ina post oi
honor.
Mis All' Massey, tho Klwanta
candidate was selocted by the Judges
to be Columbia, and Mrs. May
Poaplsll, candidate of the Central
Labor council will hold the emblem
of Justice.
H. S. Mathewa. G. 8. Rellman and
O. II. Dean were the Judges who
, selected the three, young women be-
tore a crowded house at the PlusI
Tree Inst evening.
I Other contestants were: Evelyn
lAmlck. D...A. R.; .Mrs. F. It. Olds.
I Rotary club; Ilurntce Hector. Ilusl-
newt and Professional Women'
Irlub and Clnlro Morcler, Legion
Auxiliary.
WANTED
Carpenter work by contract or
Day. Cabinet work and
fixture built. .
1401 DivUlon Su Phone I t.VI
Klamath Lodge No, 77
A. F, and A. M. .
Stated Communications
Second and Fourth Mondays
Visiting Rrolhefa. Welcome
LOOM IS Ill'Il.DINd
Legal Notices
Sl'MMOXH
Equity No. "M7.1
IN THE CIRCl'IT COCRT OF THIS
STATE OK OREGON, FOR
KLAMATH COl'NTY.
Mae U Crout. Plaintiff, vs. Chariea
G. Crout. Defendant.
To: CHARLES O. CROUT. THE
ABOVE NAMED PEFENDANT:
la the Name ot tho State ot Ore
gon: You are "hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint oa
file In the above entitled suit on rr
before, the 16th day of Julr. 197.
and if you fail, to so appear and
answer aaid . rompii.nl for wjnt
thereof, the plaintiff will apply to
the above entitled court tor the re
lief prayed for In her complaint, to
wn: For. a decree against you, ills-
solving the homls of matrimony
now'' existing between the plaintiff.
Mae L. Croat anil yourself tho de
fendant. Chares.,0,. Crout. on the
grounds of cruel aud Inhuman treat
ment, and for a decree restoring the
plaintiff maiden name, Mne I..
Smith, and tor such other and fur
ther relief as may seem equitable,
all as more fully set forth Irr the
complaint on file in said court and
cause- f. -,
This summons Is served upon you
by publication once a week for six
consecutive and successive weeks,' in
The Evening Herald, a dally news
paper puml!shed In the City of
Klamath Falls, and of general cir
culation In said city and Klamath
County. Oregon, July 28tb. l'J27.
the last day ot the time prescribed
In the order for publication of this
Summons in which you may appear
and answer said complaint, the
first publication thereof being June
14th. 1927. and the last publication
thereof being July 26th, 1927. This
summons Is published and served
upen you persuant to the order of
the Honorable A. L. Leavltt, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Stale
of Oregon, for Klamath County,
which order waa made and enter
ed In aaid court and rauso on tho
lltb day of June, 127.
W. V. VAN EM ON,
'Attorney for the Plaintiff,
208-7-8 Poole Building,
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Jl I 21.28.jy5.12.19.26
BIDS WANTED.
School District No. 1 of Klamath
County, Oregon, will receive sealed
bids on 'construction ot six-room
sddltton to the MH)s Addition
School.
Bidders will obtain plans and
specifications from C. N. Coseboom,
Underwood Bldg.
All bid to be plainly marked
"Sealed Bid." to be addressed to
Ida II. Momyer, Clerk, School Dist
rict No. 1, to be accompanied by
certified check or bidder's bond for
6 of the amount bid, and to be
In the hands of the Clerk not later
than soon ot July 1, 1927.
The Board reserves the right to
rr
Oli-Yeah!
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I.ODUK, FRATERNAL. MiTICK
C IKl'.O. El.kS
Yjf Meet Thursday evening. Visit.
I V log members welcome,
U ELKS TE.MI1.B '
3rd and Main
OLIVER RI'IKKIt. Exalted Ruler
" V. D." Mc.MILLAN, Secretary
FrateruaJ Order of Kaule
fP.t Meet every Friday
nvnhlnr lid i
l(RjMooa Hall.
C. 1). Ulna. Hwretnry
Aerie Still. 1 I'houe 674, Labor
Temple
Veterans of Foreign War
IVIIraa Pimi 1HMII f
Meet every second and fourth
Wednesday evenings, 3 p. m., baaa
tneut Court House.
VERNB J. WALKER.
- ' Commander.
Phone 1!(-W.
Loyal Order of Moose
Meet every Thursday
7:30
L. t). O. M. "
Moose Hall. Klamath
Ave.
GEO. OULK, Dictator
ACIX)IXTAXT8
W. W. SOUTHWELL
Public Accountant Auditor
Business Organisation
Office Systemlllstng
Special Investigation
Inventories
020 M Main I'houe 000
A11HTUACTH
Title Insurance
Abstract ' Blue a'rlnts
Conveyanrlng
ABSTRACT OF TITLE CO.
of Southern Oregon
Phones Day U0 Night 678-J
C. T. PRICE, Manager
818 Main St. Klamath Falls
Legal Notices
rfict IB, np all hiii
! Check submitted must be certi
fied. Uncertified chocks wl not
be considered a complying with
! terms of advertisement.
June 11-July 1. Inc.
NOTICE OK AXNt'AL SCHOOL
MEETING.
NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEM lo
the legal voters of Union High
School District NO. Two (2) of Klu
!math County. State of Oregon, that
the ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING
I of said District will De held at
1 k fvi oriiivii 3,1. . n J iflvi.
T IVEi.lkUi, V. I llll '.4. PW, MUU ,.
Sta., Klamath Fulls. Oregon: to bo
gln at the hour of two o'clock v. tn.
on the fonrtb Monday of June, be
ing the :7th day of Juno, A. v.
1927.
, Thla meeting la called for the
purpose of electing five director
for Union High School District No.
X and ths transaction of business
usual at such meeting.
Dated this (th day of June. 1137.
LESLIE ROGERS,
Chairman Board ot Directors.
ATTEST:
W. S. WILEY.
- District Clerk.
To June i7th. Inc.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
School District Number .On jf
Klamath County. Oregon, will re.
rcelvs sealed bid on bond Issue of
$66,000.00.
Bonds will be dated August 1,
1927, will bear interest at the rate
ot not to exceed 6 per annum, In
terest payable semi-annually.
Bonds will be due and psyable a
follow:
Payable Twenty Year from dste,
optional for redemption by the dis
trict ten year from date.
Interest and principal payable at
the Fiscal Agency of the State of
Oregon, In New York City, or at
the office ot the Treasurer of Kla
math Connty, Oregon, at the option
of tho holder.
All bids to be plainly marked
"Settled Bid" and to be addressed
to Ida B. Momyer, Clerk.
All bids must be sccompanled by
certified check for 6 of amount
bid and must be In the hauda of
the clerk not later than noon,
June 29th. Bids will be opened at
the office of the district at Fremont
school, Klsmatb Falla, Oregon, at
7:80 p. m June 29, 1927, at
meeting open to the public.
The Board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids.
School District No. 1, Klamath
County, Oregon.
IDA B. MOMYER,
Clerk.
8-20.
Klamath Falls
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ATTOItXEVM
t t IIRtlWEIl
Altorney-st-l.aw
Stale and Federal Courta
30H WIIIKa Uldg. I'lmno fll
Abstracts Examined. Ron Estate
i: i. Law a Hiwlally -
K. L. ELLIOTT
" Attoruoy-ui-ljiw
Suite 13 New Molhase Illdg.
Across street from Court House
Phone JS4-J. Office I'hon 13
AlTOMtlllll.E DKAI.EItS
Repair Work, Uattery Service, Tlrss
Nash, Oakland. Pontine. Packard
It. It. It. GAHAtiK
831 Klamath
Next lo Poatofflr Phone lit
Goodyear Tiros Fireproof Slorag
AUTOMOHILK TMtKH
Urlng In your worn tlrra get 51)00
mile more nt ta usual roat
ACE Tlltt: SHOP
Guaranteed vulenulilug. re-treads
116 South 11th HI. I'hon 843-J
AUTti rtPPAirt
Smithy's Itrpalr Htmp
' Guaranteed Auto Repairing
Cars railed tor and delivered
South (lb St. " l'bon 401W
ItATTKRY SRI1VICK
Dattory Service. Magneto. Starter
and Generator Repairing
FLOYD HEX RIOT CO.
Wlllard Service
134 Main St. Phone" 397-W
Uattery. Magneto. Generator , and
Complete Electrical Servlr
W. . Johnson's
ACTO ELECTRIC HER VICE
734 Klamath I'hon 849 '
Philco Remy Delco
Roach Ailtollt .
GENERAL REPAIR
SCHl'ItERT'S GENERAL
HEPAIK HKItVIt K
Carl Schubert, Jr.
Repair Cash Registers, Typwrilers.
Adding Machines, Safe and Lock
and Gun.
610 Klamath Ave.
(Between 6th and lh)
REACT Y PARLORS
Expert Operators. Individual booths,
violet ray, marcelling, bnlr tinting
IMJHTON HEAI'TY SHOP
Glorenna Warren ,
Winter llldg. I'hon til
Water, French Paper Our! .
"Facial and sralp treatment
nUILDIXQ MATERIAL)
SWAM LAKE MOUI DCfG CO.
Quality Building Material
South Sixth Street Phone lit
CIVIL ENGINEERS
J. O. CLEGnOR
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
tit High Street
CO. KELLET
Consulting Civil Engineer ,
Underwood Building, Phone 1071
DENTISTS
DR. E. O. WISECARVER
' DR. M. B. COOPER '
rent 1st ry
X-RAY Laboratory
Underwood Building, Fhon 646
General Practice of Dentistry
DR. PHILIP COLE
616 Main
Over Moe's Store ' Phone 881
Open Evenings by Appointment
"Dr.
J. J. Etnniens,
Mod ror d, Ore.
Practice limited to eye, ear, nose,
and throat. Telephone 667."
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I'liiuoi'u.u-roitH
lift. (il.EM MtMIKlii
' I'ulmer tlrailual
Chronic and Nervous Disease
itew Mellmso llloi k 3 35 Main St.
I'huiie 1178
Onpoaila Court lluusa
!' AMI' IaJs M i'w 4 'jtUSAtl '
KLAMATH KMPI.OVMK.TT
OKHtrv
Employment fur worker In every
' trad mills, railway and farm.
Jmc lltnn, I'n'P. '
Olli and Main Hit. Phone 1117
INSl'RAXCH
New York Lite Insurant Co.
, E. Ill'HKH
Agent . ,
110 Main
Safeguard your home Protect jroar
properties and loved oue.
j. h. nnist'OLL
Surely Homls Life. Fir and Ante)
Insurance, Williams llldg., i'hon 411
DREHER AND MILLER
For
IXHI'llAKCR
Western State Life Ins.
Automobiles, l ire
fio7 Williams llldg. Phone ISIS
LAUNDRIES
SUPERIOR AUTO LAUNDRY
f ' -. .' Howie Garage
Car Washed
. Called For and Delivered
- . rhon 871 J
LIVKSTOt-K
: ..... "
r Fresh row on hand at all time
. . - From One Carload
KLAMATH DAIRY COW CO.
Phones: Ranch ISP3; Re. 411
E. Mochellax, Jr.- ' Tex um Staling
OPTOMETRISTS
Make and grind Glosses. Duplicate
broken lenses, repair frames
, . dr. i, a. Goni.B
709 Main Street . I boo 649
OSTEOPATHS
DR. F. R. GODDARD
I.O.O.F. TEMPLB
Osteopathic Physician and Burgeol
Office and Realdence
Phone 111
MUSIC TEACHER
AMERICA.V CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
,. Band and Orchestra
Instruments Tsnght. Classes In
Harmony and Arranging
trd Floor Winters Bldg.
FH-M18-
MUSIC TEACHERS
MUSIC STUDIO
MISS V. LARSON
Teacher of Piano
1311 Lookout
Phone 76
March 13
PAINTS, WALL PAPER
Wall Paper. Paint, Enamel,
Brushes '
F. R. OLDS
Across from Poslofflce Phon 41
Everything a Paint Store Keep
Paint. Oils, Varnlshea, Deadening
Felt, Glass, Roofing,
s - Wll-Paper K
' PATTERHOTH PAINT STORH
821 So. Sixth St. Phon 681-4
TIMBER CRUISERS
Timber Cruising, Reconnalaance god
Appraisal
II. H. OCI.K
,: 406 Main Street Phon 106-W
Working from M. L. Johnson office
By Taylor