rge Fourteen
TIIR EVENIN'O IIERAU.. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
Friday. NoveniluT 2:1. 1123
Lovely Portrait Painted By
Noted English Artist Leads
To Divorce Action by Spouse
II IS
TERM IN STATE
, LONDON, Nov. 2.1. Ill')
Ono of llio ulraiiKVKt Ulvor
riw'i III Drltlsli history was Hied
In court today when Mm. IWitlirr
V. PllkliiKluii wnH iiiuti:d a 1
Kroo oil Ihe i;rouiil of nilsi'ou
lluil by tier artist husband.
k Shu provided Din (Inul rliupli-r
nf Hlut Is now known a I lit
V'royal ncndruiy divorce raw,"
'Vlien sho told I ho court how she
lcuniod ot licr luislinud's allc'K'd
turiUt'lliy through a picture lie
pitlutcd a portrait which n
'titiK In lliu royal academy in
' ' Itogcr h. l'llklngton, noted art
ftf. prcm-HUMl a lowly portrait
..for the academy and It on a
,p1aco on the Walls of the famous
kislitutlon last year. The picture
. -irai riititlud ".Mn. Roger Tilk
lugton." Mn. rilkluston heard the com
went aroused by tlio palming
and decided she would like to
tee her husband's work In the .
madvmy. She paid a visit to
llio Institution and saw the por-'
trait whli h, Indeed. a love
ly picture, but not a portrait of
I herself.
Mrs. rilklugton Immediately
recoiMiiXHd the sitter for her hus
band's palming as Mrs. I'ara
Chambers of Maidenhead.
The Incident prompted an til
rvstiKatlon and Mrs. I'llkiliRtuli
wild she discovered that her hus
band had lived with Mrs. Cham
bers in 1927 and recently had
resumed relutions with her.
The suit was not defended,
and after Mrs. Pilkington had
told her story In court she was
granted a divorce.
WOMAN IX CASK
PEN TENTIARY
MR. COOLIDGE
I GIVES REASONS .
FOR HIS VETO
i WASHINGTON, Nov. 11. tll'i
j- I'resldent ('oolldtic explained to
in i-ongivwluunl deleiation at the
Whilo lliiil-e today his reasons,
for poiki'tlmt the Niinli-Miiiin
Mils, le Shoals bill ami Intimated
ho never would kIku It so Ioiik
as It would put llio Koveiuiueiit
I n 1 1 the retail power and ferli
llter liti-lnt'.
Some meiiihers of the ttcloKU
llon left with the Impression that
Ihe president inlitht hIkii the old
Mildlleu bill lor leii.e nf the
1 su.iiuti.il ou Hiivorniueiit nil i nto
mid power projoet, whleli was re
vived ml passed by roiiisress. If
it were ebllllKi'if so lis not to cull
for const I uet Ion of t'ovo Creek
1 it in .
The Muildeii bill was tuhled by
Ihe lioiln' military arf.tlis com- I I'i miles tu the iiiiinber
milieu hist hchhIiiii he a use hiiiii ROO.UUO.OIIO 'are collected every
coiiimlltvii members were H"-!yi,nr trum i slot Kiis-meti is
pleased with the leeapluiu pro- . . ,, ,,
v , ,,.,d kiuiraiilee .,.,,.!" eon-uiner. served by the '...
llio novel in, i, -in III opeiulloii of jl. lain lilid Coke ruinpitny, Lull
pliiiiiM'. ilon.
r'or results use llerahl t'luss Ads. ' tilimlinm l a Malayan wind
LOS ANGKl.KS. Nov. 2J. tl IM
.vim Messenhelnier, sour writer,
would Cot buy his wife clothes,
but spent his money on valuable
Rifts for Joan Crawford, film act
ress, Mrs.' Lorraine Messenhelnier
charged today in her suit for
(250 a month separate maintenance.
NOTICE.
DR. 0. II. MATHER
SPECIALIST - CHIROPRACTOR
and ELECTRO-THERAPY
Has opened offices at the new Stewart
Drew Building.
731 Main St. Suite 202 Phone 404
HAVE YOUR
TEETH'
FIXED
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SOUND healthy teeth are certainly some
thing to be thankful for. Have your
teeth examined periodically and keep
them healthy.
lYotcit Vour ToolU Health,
Do D D. Havens Msp
PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTISTS
Entrance Mars Hotel
Phonc 04 CorncrIItm AND Main St&
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Mrs. Ruth Lockwood Ap
pears at Prison With
out Police Escort
S.U.K.M. Ore., Nov. S.1. U"l'l
I'na coinpauletl by any fVpresen
tatlve of the law but beuriiiK a
coinmlliiient seiitencliiK her to
servo two years in the Institution.
Mrs. Itulh Lockwood, Turner
ranch owner, npiH-nred at the
gales of the state penitent iary
here Thursday afternoon and In
formed Wardoii Lewis tliut she
was prepared to begin serriiii:
her senteuce.
Mrs. Lockwood was found
guilty several mouths aito in
circuit court on a charge of in
voluntary manslaughter grow
ing out of the death of Maynurd
Sawyer. Salem drug clerk, who
was struck down by the Lock
wood machine ou the streets of
Salem more than a year ago.
Mrs. Lockwood tough: :iie
case through the supremo court
hut lost her appeal. An appeal
to (loveruor Patterson also prov-'
ed fruitless.
Last week she was granted six
days tune in which, to put her
affairs in shape.
Mrs. Lockwood is tho first wo
man to be sentenced In Oregon
ou a charge of this nam re and
is the second pcrsou In tho statu
to be given a penitentiary sen
tence fur the death of another
person In an automobile accident.
Court Charges
Mayor F. Hague
With Contempt
JKKSEY CITY. N. J., Nov. 2H.
(VIM The disagreement be
tncin Mayor Frank Hague and
the Ca.so legislative committee,
investigating political conditions
In New Jersey, reached a climax
today when the mayor was ar
rested on a legislative warrant,
charging contempt, through re
fusal to testify before the com
mittee. The arrest was made by Ser-geant-at-Arnis
Frank Garrison of
the statu senate this afternoon,
notwithstanding Hague's offer to
surrender.
Hague was released 15 min
utes after his arrest ou 1.000
bail, pending a hearing on a writ
of habeas corpus, which was
postponed from this afternoon to
Friday morning.
The mayor was served with
tho warrant while conferring In '
the office ot John Milton with
Sheriff Copplngcr, Corporation
Council Thomas J. Brogan and
Murrltt Lane, Ills attorney. .
The POLLY SHOPPE
C:r. Klamath Ave. and 9th St.
Opposite P. O. U
Thanksgiving Sale
Beginning Saturday
CatS Hats
Dresses
Heavy price reductions on our regular stock in these lines.
Here is where you find REAL VALUES in new, clean mer
chandise. The Polly Shoppe Sales are
REAL SALES
Prices Cut to the . Last Dollar
Remember, we are giving unusual values in our
DOLLAR DEPARTMENT
Attractive Christmas Gift novelties, as well as staple merchandise.
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SATURDAY ONLY NOVEMBER 24th
A BOX OF MISS SAYLORS CHOCOLATES
With a 50 cent purchase of the following
Nyal Tooth Brush
Nydenta Tooth Paste
Nyal Cold Capsules
Par Shaving Cream
Box Stationery
Cambay Lotion
Nylotis Almond Cream
Nyal Shaving Lotion
COME EARLY
' ii a w i-rii nl l r -irr?rj .J H
V, rvLATlAs n lALLd UlvLUUH li hrr w
V ' WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE VI V I
ptTI ' BUY T ME I Ft OrrUGS C jl" )
ONLY
One to a Customer
i -
fompilsory
We Must Raise $25,000 Cash at Once!
One of the slowest and quietest fall rensons that we have eve r experienced forces us to take this drastic step. Our store is
overstocked with the finest and choicest fall goods obtainab le. To be frank, we haven't the money to pay for this stock, our
back is to the wall we anticipated a greater volume of business than we received so consequently we must liquidate this
huge stock at a loss ourselves. We all make mistakes and others profit by these errors here is your opportunity to reap
the benefit of our mistakes.
So here goes for the greatest sale that Klamath county has ever witnessed. Read below these wonderful values and rem
ember that even if we filled this paper we couldn't list all he tremendous values we arc offering.
SUITS-All wool and new styles
$16-49$24-49$27-49
Men's All-Wool Overcoats, now
$16 49 $19 49 $22 49
$9
BOYS' SUITS now
85 (tl 1 .85 M Q.85
p x x i;iii
SPECIAL! SPECIAL! SPECIAL! All 9 QC
Wool fancy Shirts, reg. $5 value, now V
Wool, Flannel and Moleskin Shirts 01 QC
Reculr.r $3.50 values, while they last & 1 UO
Heavy Wool Mix Sox
Now 35c Q pairs fc 1
Pair
Waist and Bib Overalls
w $1-19
Fancy Wool Cashmere
iox 39c
Now
Heavy Moleskin Pants
now $2.69
Work hirls
Now 49 c
Heavy Corduroy Pants
$2.69
Leather Palm Canvas
Gloves OQr
Now
Sheep-Lined Corduroy
now $4.95
Boys' Dress and School Shoes Out they go at
$2.49 $2.95 $3.49 ,
Men's All-Leather Dress Shoes and Oxfords
$3.95 i;n) nn$4.95 II tral till) $5.85
AH - Wool Union Suits,
Reg. $6.50 A QQ
vahw Now Pfct.i0
Fine Spring Needle
Union Suits (tl 7Q
Now P A J
Wool Mix Union Suits.
0tutlhcygo$l;89
Boys' Union Suits,
Wool Mix QQ
Now VOC
Come Buy All You Want and Save All You Possibly Can at the
We bell
Always
the
Best
Ur 4 A Vk ,,or
Less
It will save you money to look this over.
EIGHTH AND MAIN STREETS
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