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THE EVENING' HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Doubts of Boy's Identity
I Shaken as Dog Greets Youth '
With Vigorous Tail Wagging;
TENNANT
L
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ISiA ANOKI.KS, rpt. IS. It II In prison. KlRld enforcement of
D The traactlr of Walter Col-1 illnclptliie liy he nenlor Collins.
Mu, the bur without home. In the iMisitlmi of trusty, was be
sluotl cliwrly defined Inst night licvett to luv. pruiiteil former
amidst the arutiif!s of south-Ironvlits to seek jeveiis when
crn California's latest crime myi! released. They struck ut the
'tery the llK'd mist real ment j Collins' honii. mrorilitm to po
und murder of four, anil nos-llie theory anil kiriuiiprit Walter.
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Miss Clara Dollarhide
: nllily more, small hoys.
' Whatever the outcome of the
Invnatlauiion Into the atory of
Hunfnrd Clark, youim Canadian.
'Who told of the supposed mur
ders liv Gordon Stewart North,
cott. the traicedy of Walter Col
lins In written.
If a youth now In I.o An
aclea la Walter Collins, be la
donied by his mother and many
former associates, including his
teachers.
If he la not the lad, Walter
Collins prnhnhly waa the victim
of tho boy fiend.
lint the testimony of a pet dog
weighed heavily against that of
human associate and of experts.
The don welcomed Walter when
he came "home" from Sycamore, '
III., after the Walter Collins had
been mlssinr for months. The
wagging; of the dog's tall said j
"this la my master." I
The mother, however, said
"no." Iaier she accepted and
then again repudiated the boy.
, Southern California waa stirred
when the lad of 9 : :ars dis
appeared. The father was In San Quen-
Marries Ed Tuman
Sunday
Weeka later, a youth believed
to be the missing boy was re
turned to I.oa Angeles.
Now Mrs. Collins Is in a py
copathlr ward Ini-atise she re
fused to claim l ie lad as her
own. Kxpens differ as to his j Sunday. September I, at the
Identity. I home of her parents, Mr. and
If Walter C.:"'ns was a vie- j Mrs. John nollarhlde. Misa Clara
llm of Northrolt. juvenile au- Dollarhide became the bride of
(Special to The Herald)
(Mrs. O. O. WiiiKi'leld. cor-
respondent 1
TKXNAXT. Sept. IS. At
prettily appointed wedding t
at t
thorillea face the tragedy of the
hoy In the t'olrlns home. They
must solve the riddle of his past
find attempt to rebuild a mind J
distorted by the 'abuses of a'
kidnaper. If there is a mother j
ailing ior niiu.-mey must mm of ,ne Tenliailt
! ner. and men tney must learn1
i how Walter Colllna died. '
I nut the little dog auya the
I mystery is solved. He believes
! his master camp hack and he '
j wags his tall In positive denial i
I of the pronunclamentos of learn-)
ed men and the statements of I
the mother.
Mr. Kdward Tuman
of Mr. and Mrs. 0. K. Tuman
of Yreka, California.
The ceremony was perfoVmcd
and red roses, lilies and asters,
i Immediate!.' after I tin ' cere
! mony a buffet luncheon waa
.served, after which Mr? ami Mrs.
Tuman left by auto for I.oa An
1 gelon, California, where they will
'spend their honey moon, and will
lie at homo October 1st ut Aah
' land. Oregon. The bride's trawl
; Ing dress was a lovely ensemble
suit of pearl ray satin with
ton, ha of coral pink, and. hat
! and shoes to match,
j Those who were present ut
the ceremony were Mr. and Mrs.
'John Ilollarhlde. nuither and
father; C. M. and Morris llnllnr
! hide, brother: and MUs'lloro
I thy Dollarhide, sister of the
i bride: Mrs. J. W. Dollarhide and
I llasll Dulhtrlilde of Klamuth
Kalis, Ore., grandfather and cou
sin of the bride.
! .Mr. aiid Mrs. O. E. Tuman.
father and mother: lioorge and
.Jack Tnmnn, brothers: and Mrs.
I.ciwfc Alstrom of Custellu. Calif..
.
At The Liberty
o'clock on Sunday morning
ltev. J. 1.. Snyder, pastor j
Duck- Disease
' - Is Discussed
! by Sportsmen !;
AGED VETERANS
OF WAR STAGE
DENVER spONFAB
DENVER, Colo., Sept. IS. 11'
P.) The Grand Army of the Re-1
public captured Denver yester-!
day without a struggle. v- I
Some TOO veterans
of the
with
Christian church.
officiating. Onlv the immediate!
' nieniWrs of the two families!
.were present.
I The. bride, who was given In
marriage by her father, wore a
i beautiful frock of orchid crepe f
! and carried an arm bouquet of
I American Beauty roses and fern.
tied with orchid and silver tulle.
Miss Dorothy Dollarhide. sis-
Mar of the bride, was bridesmaid.!
i . . . .
iter gown was exquisite, made or
apple green georgette over pink'
satin.
Mr. George Tuman. brother of
the groom acted as best man.
Mrs. C. E. Tuman. mother of)
tne groom. . played tne wedding
march. The impressive ring cero-
eldest soii,8ll,r of tno .room.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Itadden
of Weed. Calif., aunt and uncle
of the groom, and Rev. J. I..
Snyder. ,v
Ripe fruit should be eaten raw.
as cooking drives off the vtta
nitncs and dissolves valuable utln-
.ernl salts which would otherwise
help the eater to digest it.' .
All (he college types used III
lite various scenes In llm Tiffany
production of "C.illego Days."
which as written by A. I'.
Younger, who adapted "llrown
of Harvard" for the'scrceu,. were
actii.1l students attending Hie
I'nlverslty ot Southern .Califor
nia. HUH the writer of the story,
Mr. Younger, and the director of
tho picture, Rlchnrd Thorpe.
Mere unanimous In agreeing that
the best charnetcrltiitlon of col
lege types could only lie secured
by collegians, and several hun
dred co-eds of the I'ntverslly of
Southern Cillfornla wcro en
gaged f:r the vnrlius campus
scenes and for the cheering sec
tions during I lie exciting football
game.
"College Days," which will be
the feature picture lit tract Ion at
the Liberty theatre commencing
today, has In the cast of players
such well-known screen - players
as .Miirceline Day. Charles De
laney, Jutires. llurrlson, Duutio
Thompson, flrooks Ileiiedlct, Ed
na Murphy. Kathleen Key, Rob
ert ILintiB, t'ruuwuril Kent,
i;soii (iovkliind, fliarloa Welles
Icy. Rat Harmon. I.nwford Da
vidson and William A. Carrol.
I FAP.I F TAKkS
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VP PROBLEM OF
LICENSED VICE
(IKNKVA. Sept. IS. IAI'I-A
resolution recomuiuiidiuil the
abolition of licensed houses In nil
countries, waa adopted by the
league of nations assembly today
at a session which took up re
port on vice condition,
J.W WKKfc AMIIASK IMIIt
A Kit IV KM IN AMKItICA
I. OS ANV.KI.Kft. Sept. IS. t V
I I l.os Angeles Tuesday will be
host to Sir John Anthony Cecil
Tllley, llrlllsh aiubassudorr It
Tokyo, and Charles MarVeugh,
American ambassador to the suing
court. ,
tsviuM
" The New
Kindergarten Room
It now finished, and is light, airy, and warm
Those interested are invited .
to visit any afternoon
Or may call 1584-J after 4:30
Ninth Street entrance of Christian Church
I innnv vAt iimi
Union forces, they blue and gold j Tne ouse was .. ,,,..
uu.iuims .u,ulJ. u,.m, """.rated with green boughs, pink
tlcuiy iiii-iiuis. Hiiiiinry to. '
their C2nd encampment in a city
Marion Barnes, J. P. Duke and
Rex Lawson were named dele
gates to a sportsmen's meeting to
be held In Medford today and to-1 transaction ot
only a. wostera fron
rhen the Civil war was
morrow, at' a. meeting ot Hie I
KlamMh. Sportsmen's association j
held last night.
Delegates from sportsmen's as
sociations, and the Isaac Walton I
hat was
tier pol
fought.
A O. A. R. convention is not
much a gathering for the
business as it is!
(WERV08SWESSJ
League from Oregon. YVashington
and California' will meet in the
alley city to consider means of
conserving the fish and game
supply. Any sportsman desiring
to attend tho meeting will be
welcome. It Is stated.
O. D. Matthews and Vance
Hutchlns were added to the com
mittee to furnish the venison for,
the annual venison barbecue to
be held October 7 at the fih
hatchery grounds between Klam
ath Agency and .Fort Klamath.
Marion Barnes, chairman of the
venison committee, was appointed
captain in order to encourage the '
balance of the committee to
greater effort. ,
Ray Steele, federal game war- j
den for Oregon and Washington,
gave a resume of the proceedings
of a meeting of the international ;
game commission held in Seattle
recently. - I
George Tonkitt. federal gamej
warden of California, talked on'
the work in behalf of diseased
ducks. The disease i found,
among domestic fowl In Califor-,
nla, and the state of California Is!
taking up the task of discovering.;
the cause in earnest. Tonkin said.
Through the efforts of Marion
Barnes, game warden. Dr. Der- j
f linger, one of the foremost bac-!
teriologists In the northwest, has j
been appointed to make a study
of (be proposition and this morn
ing Derflinger, Steele, Tonkin 1
and Barnes will visit the south,
end of Tule lake to secure speci
mens of diseased ducks for exam-'
nation.
an opportunity for tbe renewal
of old friendships and the ex-
r chan n of reminiscence. And so,
while the veterans 'and members
'of allied organizations ' met last
night at a huge seml-offlcyrl j
i meeting to greet their command-'
! er-in-chief, most of the day wash
I spent In re-fighting" the old bat
itles and buttling out old com
rades.
tn vtv
Tf.:i-.rr-
Skcp!cs?ness,
Neurssthenia,
Nervousness,
Neuralgia
Nervous
. Dyspepsia,
Nervous
Headache.
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. T FAMILY ItKSIKHNCK.
Cknii I'tirry, son of Mr.; and
Mrs. F. S. . Perry was moved to
the family home, 802 East Main
street today from the Klamath
Valley hospital, where he has
been a patient since Saturday.
Perry, while huutiug late Sat
urday accidentally shot himself
through the left foot. While it
will be some time before he Is
able to lie about, he is resting
comfortably.
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MOTORS ,
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pends on' th condition of
your nerves. Don't neglect
them. Nervousness may lead
to ill health.
Dr. Miles' Nervine
is a reliable nerve
medicine used sue-.
ccssfu!Iy in ner
vous disorders for
nearly fifty years.
Your money
lack if the first
full size bottle
fails to help you.
A g-enerous sample
for 5a. in stamps.
Dr. Miles Medical Co.
Elkhart, Ind.
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