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Tape Twelve
THE EVENIXfl HERAT.n. KLAMATH FAI.T.S, OREGON
l'YMiiv. SrptfiulHT 21, l'.28
FIND NO THE
KIDNAP
Chicago Police Fail to
, Find Ranch Despite
' Boy's Description
CHICAGO, 8p(. M. (IP)'
AVhllft scores of polire searched
lh countryside' for the' "kidnap ,
farm" where Hilly Itanierl. 10.!
was held rapllve fVir 13 days, a
threat to "lay off or you'll aiif
for," was received today by the
boy's father.
The threat wan marts over the
telephone just aa the boy'a father.
A. Frank llunlerl, preparing
to leaver for the criminal rourt.4
building" whcro the hearinjs of
AIrcIo retlttl. arcuaed in the kidnaping-,
waa held today.
Dexnite the threat, however.
Itanlerl. his wife and their ton.
Hilly, attended the hearliiK.
which waa continued until Fri
day. Furnlahed by the boy with a
good deacriptlon of the farm
houae police aearched a radina of
SO mllea surrounding Chicago to
day. The boy was unable to tell
in what direction the houae waa
BEAR SHOT BY
Ll H
General Vanderbilt and Son,
Cornelius, Jr., Are Reconciled
add that they no longer oppoie
my career aa a Journalist "
Vullderhlll and hla aloikhold
ers loat heavily In hla lulilotd
puhll.lilnit vviilurea In l.oa Ail
Holes, Miami, uud Nun Framlaco.
Lodge at Rim
Closes Today
5 . -y " t
li J J .
NKW YOltK. Sept. II, I I'l'l
Cornelius Vauderbilt, Jr., news-
A black boar, welishlnc more paperman. la prevented by inu-
thau S50 pouuda, th.iUKht to be ''' ot delicacy from wrillna hla
the flrat brought back to Kla- t human-Interval story and
m.th .,mv ihi. .....!. waa 'sl It "Hit hnuda.
ahot Tuesday on llla'ck Hock " ' 1'I' !" lhan the re-
moiiulaln near the Lookout Itaim- ,,t,,u " Parental
era' alatlon by 1. K. Mar.l.i of " of Cornelius underbill.
Ihia cltv alern MriKadler tl e n r a I and
Martin with Allan Slnkler of ,1Mh'r' ' ''"'"' Vauderbilt.
Fort Klama.h. left here laa. Sat- J.r " ''T, "."Vu'
urday for ihe hunting ap.t. where " 'herlt,,u-e and wont
, . . . , . forth Into the wor d of Journa
last year they ahot down one bear (
an.1 fniie ilour Lett Ihjiii 35
mllea from where they enjoyed An he hard daya came, aa
Ihe suevessful hunt lint year.
Ihey located the large bear on
Tuesday afternoon.
When Martin fired the flrat
shot Into the bear. It was headed
toward him, conilng through the
I heavy timber. When he apotted
everybody knows, and the son
squandered hla gold upoirtgnudy
linotype operators and perfumed
rolls of paper and drilling Hoe
presses. And the son waa re
duced lo wrillna; husks for Ihe
syndicates, deceit fill frleuda and
every sort of affliction. And ho
, .mr .......... ,. ... uu.,i ... .v. , hrvely but hl, (llncr
I away The first ahot took effe.t ,,,,, h hMrt M.Ul nlm.
wnen ine oear
People wh scoff at auperstl-
Ifin ht nn Tw" Itunbin .
Prrl:in.r Ore to win lh l'la bead.'
in the shoulder.
fell.
"I took no chances that be was
dead, but fired a second one
which struck him through, the
Martin slated.
A event of the New York-to-Uw "The telephone service In that
Angeles air races. His Waco i country, 40 miles Into the woods.
located but ho described the plane carried the number 13 and 1 Is splendid
tructure and its occupants.
man, bia wife and their son.
A ransom of $0.0U had been
demanded of lillly's father but
the boy waa released on a road
Hear Joliet. III., late Tuesday
night.
Jinx, a DiacR cat mascot. Kaa-icaij
Ktn says jinx nas tiwn wun
him for two years.
KLAMATH
SPUD
Crater Timber
To Be Treated
Four years passed, and then
Mrigadler (ienernl Vanderbilt on
a morning as softly as only; n
September morning ran be at
Newport. R. I., stepped out on
the marble stoop of his palace.
What rould that be approach
Ine afar off? A tnxienh? And
In answer to a phone .winging Into the Vanderbilt
from Klamath Fa'ls. tho Hrtnm. t.t.i
ranger station located me In leas from i,' rm.rIW , iv tho
lhan 15 minutes," .Mr. Martin prodigal son. to be held close .to
commented today. ,hl, ern 0ia fan,,.,-. hreat. but
: The bear Is a perfect sped- a companion, in fact, a brido.
men. It is the Intention of Mr. These details. It may be aald.
Martin to have It mounted Into are purely imaginary Soeu to
a rug. which he will present to day at Mayfair House. Park a ve
in it thai extended over seven days
and nights.
With young Vanderbilt at May
fair House waa hla bride. Ill
former Mrs. Mary Weir l.ogun,
whom be married July 3, a halt
hour after alio had obtained a
divorce from Waldo Hancock l.o
gun. a Chicago broker, and nlua
months after Vanderbilt'. divorce
from Mrs. Itnvhel l.llolelomn
Vanderbilt.
The Vauderbilta had Just re
turned from Newport and were
leaving lo take a train to his
ranch In Nevada.
Vanderbilt seemed happy that
the estrangement from. his father
and mother, resulting from his
Insistence on being a tabloid
newspaper owner, was ended.
"I wish that I had time to talk
to you more fully," he aald, "but
you can say that I'm happier now
lhan I'vo been In years, that the
reconciliation with my parcnta
is complete. And you ran also
The Miami and Han Franclaco
papers are now defunct, being
forced Into bankruptcy, bul V un
derbill announced In July of Ibis
year Hint he expected lo pay off
the claims of the .1.000 stock
holder, by executing a trust fund
from hla Inheritance. The l.oa
Angeles Illustrated Daily News,
takeu over by I ho stockholder,
under a progressive editorial ami
business management, has proved
successful.
(MM) i'i..m:it NI..WS
MAN IIKI.IKVMI I IKHIhKM
F.l. DOKAIK). Ark.. Kept. 21.
(I'l'l A charge of murder was
filed today against O. L. Cook,
3D, who I. acused of slashing
Freeman Scott, 40, eleven limes
after other player told htm
Scott had used marked cards to
win f&0 from Cook In a card
game. Police aald Cook look 150
In blood soaked currency from
Scott after fulally wounding hint
The Inst meal lo be served al 1
Crater Luke Nutlouul Park lodge1
for Ihe l'Ji'S tourist season was!
Inst night. Tonight Ihe lodge I
doors will be closed and burred
In preparation for Ihe long win
ter months when galas will whip
Ihe anow around as II piles stead-1
lly upward lo the second story
windows of Ihe lodge.
The roads lo Ihe lake will
probably bo In good condition for
iho coming two months, or until
the first heavy snowfall, and
many rats will still make Ilia Irlp
this year, It la prophesied. I
The lako rim will not, how
over," have Ihe appearance of
lonesouieness as III past years on
account of the many skiing par
tics which plan In skll up the
frosen slope of the mountain lo
Ihe lodge. To promote winter
aporta In Crater National forest,
a cabin was erected this summer
at the government ramp, where
shelter and warmth will be pro
vided those Inking Hie winter
trip. ' ,
A t - all Billj'lAt-'aJi
f wit, rv t'r.r,
CHK'AUO. Sept. II. K'l'i .
' s 1 1. i.ti v ll..rl. all actor, who Iim.i
a patient In an Insane In.,
leaped In death from the
tc III Is floor of loop building
here today. Failure In obtain em
ployment was believed respon
sible for his OiU
TAXIDERMY
Game Heads
and
Rugs
Our Specialty
Fur and Hide Tannad,
That deer head will have
beauty and expression
If mounted by
Wardwell Fur Co.
"Kverytlilna In Krs"
Kxert Tsxldemilsls anil
Furrier. . . IW a). Olb HI,
i
GROW
Mrs. Martin.
Announcement that Ihe federal
biological survey office of Ihe
I'nited Stales would treat 1&00
L L) l nULL I "rr,s of 'ounB P'ue I" the Crater
r h I Wlr I I National forest to prevent de-
1U illaaL. I struct Ion by rodents, was made'
yesterday by J. F. Hranson. agent , ry
P. Ilonians. secretary ' ,he Portland office, who is'
nere to supervise anil .nil wun
the work.
A re.nt survey showed thatj
mire, chipmunks and golden
mantle ground squirrels destroy!
about 90 per cent of young
trees planted In re-forestation
work. The surrey Is being car-
HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
BRINO RKSULTS .
nue and 65th street. Cornellut
was reticent about tilling them
in. But the essential fuels an)
true, and Ihe failed calf waa
killed with rejoicing ' and feast-
TIlKASfUKR KKXTKXCKI)
TO l-ltisov TKK.M
21.
KEY WERT vi, c.
(CP) Seven years In the state
neuitentiary and $10,000 fine
was Imposed on Hobert H. Cir
ens, Sr., city treasurer, when he
pleaded guilty today to embez
zling 110.000 of city funds. Oiv
ens told the court his act was
nn aftermath of the real estate
boom. .
WOOD
Orders for Slabs And
Block Wood are coming
in 1 1 .ft.
u mm, aim prices will f
necessarily advance as I
pad weather comes on.
We have a bargain in
Slab pdgings at $2.00
per cord at the yard or
' $5.00 delivered.
Hurry-up orders are go
ing out promptly.
Order a little ahead of
your needs if possible.
Peyton & Co.
co.w,, h i:i, on.,
oil hi it k us
lae N. 7th HI. IMione .1S3
) With K.
of Ihe Spokane chamber of com
Jnerce agricultural rommittee and
general manager for the Pacific
Northwest potato show, as speak
er and honor guest of the even
ing, a meeting of Klamath county
potato growers was held last
night t Henley auditorium seven d , pe,-,,, wUh tBe
mnea seuin ot lae city. United States forest service.
Mr. Konians told the growers The area is being treated with
preach t about the annual potato poisoned grain in an attempt to
show and the three-days eonfer- kill the animals before they de
ence of growers which is held stroy the trees,
at the sanieJIme. He stated that)
he earnestly desired that Klam- IIAHY KI.KI'HAXT 1U)KX.
alh ba represented at the meet-; BERLIN, Sept. 21. U'P) A
Ing this year, as last year It was baby elephant was born In cap
the only northwest district not tivliy here today. Keeper at
represented. Ho also asked Tor , the soo claimed it was iho first
oxhlbiu for the show and asked case known.
that as many growers as possible '
attend.
The speaker also discussed the
matter ot growing and marketing
of seed potatoes besidog general
market problems. -
.After some discussion all the
potato growers adhered ' to the
following, wage scale for the
year: potato, plckera. 3 and
board: $4.25 without board; or
five cents p;r sack and board
themselves.
It was decided that the annual
Klamath county potato show is
lo be held the . latter part of
November, exact dales to be an
nounced later after available
dates are checked.- Also the com
mittee for the ,'show will be
picked at a later - date. 1
Walter Pierce, ex-governor of
Oregon and democratic candidal,.
for representative for congress Si
jrom tne second Oregon district,
gave a talk on campaign Issues
at the beginning' of tho evening.
Henry Semon, president of the
Klamath potato growers' asso
ciation, presided.
Due to the Increase
Of Business
Dr. J- M. Ingalls
Registered Chiropodist
will be at the
Buster Brown Shoe Store
three 'days this month, Sept 20th, 21st and 22nd
FREE EXAMINATIONS
. Treats ail Foot Ailments. -
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Have You Received Your
Free Indian Design Blanket
Remember you can get one of these beautiful
Blankets with every $15.00 or more purchase
during our tremendous Fall Sale!
C1Q AQ Men's and Young aq
Heavy Random
Rib Union Suits
$1.95
Heavy Ribbed
Union Suits
$1.49
I Woolen Union
! Suite
i $2.95 !
$6.50 Sweater
Coats
$3.95
Fine Lisle Sox
2 for 25c
Flannel Shirts
. $1.95
All Wool slip-now
$1.95
Heavy Wool Sox
49c
All Wool Shirts
$2.95
New Fall . Ties
69c
Dress Shirts
$1.69
Garters Special
24c
Overcoats and Topcoats $19.49
Special Values on
Mens Pants
$3.45
iJoy School Shoes,
Oxfords
$2.95 $3.45
$3.95
Mens Shoes and
Oxfords, now
$4.95
, Gloves ,
Leather Palm
. 29c
Can't Bustem
Carpenter O'alls
$2.19
Bib or Waist
O'alls
$1.00
ALWAYS
THE
BEST
Oregon Woolen Store
8TH AND MAIN STS.
WE SELL
FOR
LESS
We ILnlke
Save Ymi E3imsr
' SATURDAY
SPECIAL
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Colgate's
Tooth
Paste'
Regular price 25c
Special-- 19c
PELICAN DRUG
COMPANY
712 Main Street
Klamath Falls, Ore.
MILK OF
MAGNESIA
Full Pints
Regular Price 50c
Special - 39c
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ALAEM CLICKS
In red, blue, green and yellow
To match your color scheme
Regular Price... $1.50
Special (Saturday)
93c
CDCriAT T7"iriAV
: 1 ym Genuine Cannon
l Given without extra cost to
ch purchaser of 10 cakes
WML UiIp
EXTRA HEAVY-LARGE CASTILE "
Schef fel's Exclusive
CANDIES
50c to $2.00 per Box
Hot and Cold
DRINKS
At Our Soda Fountain
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