WKATHKR
OMEOON: Italu watt sad local
snows tud raid) out portion to
night and Wednesday, moderate
tcinpornture . Southerly (alaa ou
Ilia count.
Associated Press and United Press Telegraph Service
Herald Advertisers Appreciate Your Trade
Price Five Cents
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1928
Number C213
W
City Edition
The Old Home Paper
' ' ' '. " ' T ' " - -' '-t---1-
City Submits Plan For Tunnelling Section
R. BUTLER
GIVE HELP
Proposal Submitted Ac
companies Engineer's
Map to Washington
ANTICIPATE ACTION j
OF U. S. CONGRESS j
li'uliiuil Atiilr rlll.n !cllee ;
IjiMliink.is Miijr llf 'irnl'iil ;
1'imhi lo Order K-h-cuiI Appro-!
irliill.iu l.i I Inn mi' vtliMi.min).
leilcisl Pis. l.i I In Kliinmi:,
PropoMil li linie the Coiiarr..;
appropriate gllHl.imil lit flruin.-j
the tunnelling "' '' main Irrlg.i-
I lull riinnl lium rrmurrt lu AIM-j
Hintu street, 'J 11(1 reel, Ihus llni. '
tiiulliig a municipal lii-nll ! and
Midclll menace, will In ,litl-ril lie
fore tlti miHr nut liurll li l.
Wai.tlllmt.iu l. b) It.. It, Unite
r 'llt !' elected isingrCNiiiin
from mix tll.lriii. Today a !'
of tlie iimpuont inannvciiicul ir
ruitipnnlcil l' ilnln ami riirinal
argument., lu Id, lutor, nna ill
by lr in nil lu Mr. Iliitlcr. mm In
I lit nnllminl capital, by Major T.
II. Waller.
Itcbtiffcd by Hi" bureau ol re
i. mini Inn. Ilia city has decided
In uliiiiU I lie in n it it direct I;;
lu cmigrcm.
The main Irrigation rnii.il
w I it tl I ii r lu circuitous any
tliriiuiili Hi" heart of a populous
residential illnlrlit, haii Imm been
nnntdi.ri.il a menace In Klamath
Falls. Many (."rsoits have horn
druwucd In Hit, deep water-way
i'oniluut.sl an rtu" Tlin-n
CELTIC STILL
, CO till. Ireland, Dec. II. (AIM
Tin. White Slar l.lner Celllc.
which weiil aground at Ilia en
trance or Cork harbor yesterday
was still fast mi the rocks litis
afternoon. .Moderating weather
and culm seus, li'iwever, consid
erably lessened the datiser of her
breaking up.
While Star engineers arrived,
lit Colih today and boarded Hie
vessel for an Invent Icnl Ion upon
which will ill 'lie ll (I attempts to
salvagii her. It was believed that
tho structural work amid ships
Intel been strulned.
Cupula Deny nil J soma or the
ship's officers together with a
skeleton crew needed tu handle
ropes during erforls lo tow her
off, reiiiiilued uliouril. '
Poor Pa
"Ma's Weight stays the 8:iiiii,
hut her clot lies gut heavier.
Yclei.luy the scalus sliuweil
her chillies had gained a pound
since rhe weighed last."
ANXIOUS TO
mm mm
i nu i urn duimu;
DISTRICT
I TO PAY BIG
I SUM TO U.S.
I ln In. ill of I'H.or.U u7 lu III"
; Fulled Htiili. government to pay
operation and iunlnlonunr
'ih linen end pu.t and futuri. con
struction charges will In. author
ised ly Ilia b ard uf directors iif
lliu K lu in n l ll Irrigation District at
la hi mid iiiifl Iiim next Saturday.
J I.. Jamb, president uf tliu ills
jlrlrl nu lit IliU liioriiliiK.
Tlii operation and miilntenH
une rhtiiges rover Iho first linlf
lot l2! and IH.M2 K of Hi"
i miml ruction charges ii"i'd not
jlinro In nti paid mil 11 Jnni. .In.
'l2. If Ilia illnlrln liimril liud
becu uilndi'il,
j .Mr. Jacob and A. M. Thomas.
1 secretary uf ihi. In urd buvu Just
returned from a burlnusi (rip to
; rurllund. ,
T
Kvi n tliou .li Ihey will not bv
tn (uiisldiir III" Itld.lln inurler
rtiH because It will be hull lied
eni'luslvely b." faJaral aullinilllcs.
.i.h.e KUiii.Jth cMUiiiy ruihI Jury
HliMi wont illlo ses.iloll yewler-
dtif. has so murh businei'S b'forn
11 t li ii t It niny not b able In sub
hilt a report t Tie circuit itnir:
lirore lii'it Miinila innrnlittt. nr
rnrilliiK lu D.-jiiitv D:ulil Altnr
r.r T. ft. Uliletia alters.
HI
n
JURY STILL If!
SI
iinnr nu
ENGINEER SAYS:?
"r Itnky."
milled O'tie
Henry, couniv roal enuli r. to-,
. . . . '
lit theskv. "ICveii If It does snow.
.,. ulll In. able to wind up ..t
uf nur jintJi'f'U, bi u 11 Him Uumb
ourse of rock ls leen li. I.I. Of
I course, if It snows cats and doits,
jtlial's a different mutter. Hut
I given normal whiter weather an I
I I think we'll p ill through w!lh
: colors flMiiK."
ELKS TO GIVE
INITIAL BALL OF
i r ALL OL AbUiN
i ri a i i4i hi if". 1 1 Ntrni nr nr
I F.lki lodge will ho held toiinrr.iw
evening, when a dance Mill be
jheld In the' spatlous K ks' hall -
room on the second floor of the
club.
! Services of LM ring s orchestra
havu been neiiireO. the In! I has
been c'eioinleil. and delicious rtf -
freslimenlB will he served. Dune-
lug will begin ut 11:30.
Epidemic Numerically
. Strong;
WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. (AP)
,11 1. l.i II.., n.,l.,i..l" Htlllin
In some seellniis, pul.llc lienitn.it . s cliariicteru.il as an eft -
scivleo pfflcliils do not believe
Hie prVS.'I'l Olll.'l. nH 'l ........ ..."
- l.tM,, ,..,
..J.l. I n- lltitu,, II. i.l
swupt tho eouniry in lull and
1II2U. Nor is It considered ns
virulent In eliiuacler for tlle
iiiaili r... in... .... u, V........V...
loa',
Novell heless, lnf liieuni Is hold
rospousllilo lor Ihu closing of
five schools In widely separated
Hcetioiis. -
No ileulha werr reported at
utiy of tho schools but lit S-
winire, hair or the students were
said to be III. Olio hundred and
fllfly lind the disease ut Colnin-
Ha and nt Culver 611 had report -
id to Ilia infirmary slncu BUur -
day.
Three other schools also ro-
PRESIDENT
wl BETWEEN !
r 1
tlf ..i
v; '- .. ..
This rlisl nieliire of tlie Hoover nixxl-nill imrty In Ijitln America, slum-a llir Aiiieri.un ireliletil-
eleel l-l.iii ln M.nrn...l l.n.lrn. vrlm .ll of mini r,-ets alK.nnl 111" f. K. K. Marlan.l. Toj-" i.ieu.i, rerun erU
Hi., li ri I. (..ii.i-nl Jikp Mil rlu Mmicmla mid ill ill n r:;lil. I'ii-lilent A.lolfj Dins of .Vlinrnicua. I'lt-jduy that Uollva has mobilized her j
lurv lniii-iiilll.il by teeiliuiie fruin New Vurk to Hun Krnucliro. ', 'army. Some verjlons of the ru-1
RIVER HIGHWAY. 1
CLOSED TODATi
;ulilest reviews of the pus! devel-
' opment of tlie Klanuilh Imin and
I'tiKTI.AM). Ore.. Dee. otl , wiuu,,.m forueusls of
The Columbia river lilsliwuy , ,,, n,,H.urr, n.ieiuly In
was eliiscd to irnffle tudiiy by rmlr u i.muher News I'nrt-
slid" lit MiiHler. Oregon, reports:, '
received by the Oregon suite i
I Minor Asmii la I Ion mild Ihat til"
m ftl iilht . Truffle mis (-outfit .
nrfKyn' Ihn ltr-iilif uf tho IIiiiIm nt 1
, - -
I vl.. ... tt... .w.r-lh lannk rnml nrtl
" " "
, ...,
, " ...
Mrkei.K I'm. wmt mien w hi
..wV. Willi.. Knlmnn i.'"'"" cre.i.iiro. -a-
on ,,,c' "''lo of "'"'and for the past few vears. Kin-
"""""""'
FRUIT BRINGS
LARGE RETURN
MAl.K.M. Ore. Dec. II. MY -Tito
Inliil revenue from crops pro
duced this year mi the M. dford .
Irrigation district In J;iik"Oli;
roittily was 1 1 ,7iL', 1 1 7, according
13 Iho annual report filed wllhj,,, (1Kr,,PJ uhove ,r, Klamath
the stntn engl r. This Is un
Inrrensu over previous year.!.
Of this total S1.423.3S7 was",
mm i lift nrrnan h. ut'urM iiiimiiii-
Ing 1.210.U:i, tipples 2 1. 124 :
and miscellaneous fruits SS.770.
'The remainder was from fields
and gulden produce. !
The acreage devoted to tin,:
various crops totals 9.".75 us r I-
lows:
ilS.HI;
Orchards. 64111); airalfa,
grain. 6.".0: corn. 630:
truck garden, MIU; pasture
and miscellaneous, i:..
Not Virulent
ptrlcd Ihut InfltlMua had im.a
II nl !i".l I'll lien till 111,, rntllllllH.
domic ut Ihu university of Iowa,
l.t . lt.u.... I.nfu l..,..n .,.1. ...... I
,,,n., n
l.i ..WH.....I f.ti.UK... n.'n .ilu.i
: me.'ng ,.l ' Vlrglnle ." Polytechnic
Institute, Ulaeksbitrg, Vlrgliii'.
but studeiila may leave for hiiiu.;
......
u. ..i...... ............ hi. .i i ii -
I'lilverslty of (leiirghi, Athens, 7
wore In the infirmary with IW
ctsi-s t'epotled but clauses are
j being held.
Tito only known deaths al-
Diluted lo Influenza In Ilia past
icw nays luive ncen repoited
from Kansai where 13,11,10 casea
nro on record. Mild forms of
Jhe disease generally prevail lull
i three ileaths at Wlchllu and uiu
at Parsons arc said tu have taken
(Cotitlnuvd vii Puys Twu)
AND PRESIDENT-ELECT
- l-..,.w...-,v.'-.i-v" "tf ' tmmtmt fwrm-immrr- tnvvrs :.. mr-- ' lf LULillllJ
Article Gives Reasons Why
" Basin's Prcspenty Assured
l J j.
Fdltor's uote: One of the
im.u in..!,.....!.-. -
of Frank It. Itarns. Ilerrwith we
Princess Potentiality In Kla-
, ... ....
unro. wa
i"'"""'" Vl
i.i . ...i.i. I.. .
piacllcally but somewhat unro-
manllcally liv Messrs. Hill anil
3
I,
TO 10 DEGREE
...
I Willi r O IInil)OIU(lirU IIUWU IU
j K(1( Murrt.r(.,i the coldest iiluht
' . . .,,,.. ,m,.,v
.. ,.r,,i,,,,i ,lr irn'm 31 ile-
i ....... ...... ..... . inn.inv
lo 10 (I,.KrP1.8 ahVo eurlv this
,noriilng was recorded bv the
llliromt..r t Vnderwood's Phar-
,,.,.
a' sIlRht life of Utile less than
s decrees was noticed from
decrees was
I ,.,ry this morning" untfl
'o'clock.
SUBMARINE S-4
ON TEST TRIP
rOHTSMOl'Tll. X. II.. De-. 11.
'izz
(API The siiliuiiirlne S-4 which
om tho uuvy yard here
ember on the lest rrnlse
thnt t-CHiilted ill tlle deaths of the
i,,,,,,. ,,. . ,,,,.tui.u it. nrn....
; r V men n..iisl g '"officers
:"" 11 n w...,.
, - "
" "
L " .'."v ..-v ......
......
, i morn than
flopiiDv ci?j!c nincnwc n rnx
L UU LU 1SU liistuUliU LLLU i
ahull. Stripped of."" . . . , - .
I g maililnory thosuh-
mill In" was towed by the rescue
ship Fulion which figured largc-
I.. It. ...I, l..n .1... u.i ..r.... U...
(unk (i(r 1,rol,l(.ltuwn
Mass.,
followliig a i illusion with the
.roast guard deslroyar Paulding.
'KVIPTV ;i V IATM.
I.OWi;i,t. Mush.. I'.".- " 1 1'
P) "Itel vnn can'l li I f me."
yn.,t Urtnlley. It, shinned to
j,,i Anglnn. III. whu was c::r.
rvlug a citn the boys Inleinieil
io it- n u hunting trip u-
hut nine it nl his companion an. I
prussed the trigger, believing the
gun wn not loaded. Bradley was
I Instuntly killed. .
- Km
1
.
math Kalis. Klamath Uaaln and
. .
adjacent territory will lie mo
w hite sm.t of railroading and
luinberliig--not oiilv out west
hut In our entire United States,
Two glaaulic railroad systems!
i, v.r hu mmnnml'
- -
and battled there for poHltluu
Hltluu
and resultant tonnage. ThefT
mriiKiilcs for precedence con-
'tini.es. Actively, the contest be-
tween the Hill mid the Ilarnman
... ..... . .. -
.......... tllll ihA III. t-olmun
K r... In C.iiiI nrn I nipnn M 114 1
- "
lltU
111
1HU9 when the Southern Pacific
built a stub1 line from eed.
.. ... j
(.Viiiliui.o n P,.t-. siv
.
. i.,M...i .nr.
. " "
slilptul muster of the -Masonic
lodse of Klnmalli Falls at tho
minimi election of officers held
Monday night.
i ji ntr 111 1 ii-im t'li-i-it-ii i w
for the eiisutug year with Mr.
Herges follow:
Charles W. Slanley. Senior
Warden- Oscar A. Smith. Junior
Warden! K. M. Ilitbh. Treasurer:
Tom Schiinm-1. secretary.
9 At a public, meeting, the new
ly elected officers will
lo l"
stalled on Monday evening, De
. comber 17, at Masonic hall.
DIVORCE SUITS
ARE FILED IN
circuit court
Two wives ucelised tlndr respw
live nusimnus oi crii,;, mm lu.in
, ,W( dlvolvo
tlve huyhunds of cruel and Inliit
tlons filed late .yesterday In clr
,.ut l0nrt
Klleen Pery
Cornell brought
,....i. Miir,...i ,-,..
nell on Hint groun I. Tlie couple
wore married January 30, 19:
Isnbell Kverett also alleged
eru.i mill Inhuman lieiilinent In
n .llvorep aetlnn broitcht airalust
KrpJ Evprotti
FIVE DROWN AS
rJl'IAT ITl"!! TNirI7 Tf 5
tSUA 1 rJUINIJt,riJ
"'-
SAN PEDKO. Cnl.. D.
11.
(API Tho fulled Slates coast
S 1929 OFFICERS
guard told Ihu Associated Press collect a fee tor tho privilege of
llv "l tvv men were known taking smelt from the Sandy
' 1me. drowned when Hie fish- river during Iho smelt run was
.lug urgo "Blue 'Sea" sank in aaccorded the game coimnlsslou by
heavy gale off Long Bench, Cnl.. the fish commission. Money thus
. n!,ttt.
Irrigation Canal
hi i n i nnn nm
, . ,
Bohria and Paraguay on.
Verge of Open Hostil-
itv Over Frontier
REGIMENT OF 1000
ANXIOUS TO FIGHT
., ,, i ., , or on tne streets where they
Situation In Seuib. .Vnierica .!,., . , ,,
'would be more in direct con
primi'lini War-Timo Kenor as I tai.t
, Mum Meetings Hup;ir1 lloliv-1 The health nurse la giving
iu'a Ma nil negnrdinK (jucstiun recommendutlons which are bo
or Frontier
LIMA. Tern. Dec. 11. 141 It
i mors had It that shu was mold
! tiling only a part ol her forces.
' ' '
tuVpi-rt
I'Htrla says tlut
newsiwDer Diarii
( Palrla says tlut the I tilled Stales
h.-s rommunlcatel nrflcla! y I
the ?arogna"un government.' say-
i. . i. . ...it in., ii.
ing tnai u wouin use me oopur-
tunitv ot rcnderlm; Its niedlutlDn
In finding a sohillcr.i of the dla -
pule with Hollvla.
I.A PAZ. Dolivla. Dec 11. (AP)
, . .....
Mans meeinigs in su;p!ri or ine
iiotivtan Rovenimcm s oniiniie on
t"e raraguayan rronuer dispute
were held yest-rilav lu many - -
"oos i cou.il... .o.u.i..
-.,.. ....
I UDs fI I ! rtlUUII i. I IJIU.I LCT I B
r Ill'UUilli UiC I iliillllBkl Jiiuu
,
'r
" """. " , " . 7V v
aqkeri in hn ri.nl ut ..ni- lo tn pertv. which is a vued bv the Ev-
frnii..r Mnn .- nSi.i.hni ,,. v
offered their hosr!lal facilities
nnd have volunteered to go In per -
'son t Chaco in raao of necessity.
Tho school teachers league of
La Pat requostel Immediate mus -
'ter Into the government service.
The men asked to be taken Into
; iCui,utiei un iMt. Tin.1
SI.KF.ri.MS Kit KNKSS
I
i.iti-iMiTivr: iwtv4.'' " 1 " ,1UY1' 01 -
... ........ ......
1. I. 1. . .N U, iVIlzcrllltlll.
Dec. 11, (AP) A report
siilimltted to the conn
n-
f
' imnvin
today tayltig that sleeping 1 KJ UKLUUll DAK I
, sickness Is a veritable 4
!,r"rK ninong the natives, Frank W. Cunningham and
uf Arr,,'n' "" Is rapidly Marshall Y. Orr of this city. have.
decimating them. The re- , been admitted to the Orison bar ;
i T '" as adopted by the ,cn proiiatlon on California ccrtlfl-:
' council which approved the
1 . . . .V "'V"'8"" lu 7
I IT: . I "rri a. .: , " o the Evening Her -
.aid this morning.
Plan Important Changes
in Oregon -
I'OKTLANt), Ore., Dec. 11, (U
PI Members of Iho slato game
und .fish couimisHons Kiilhered
here today in Informal ses.lon to
,, .......
",K,U!'!, "gisi.i.ien linn win ue
.j , r
at the fiu lluutnlug
legislature.
A proiH'sul by the fish coin-
lii I. -.ion . providiiiK that a fee of
12 be charged sportsmen for fish-
(lng for salmon, met with tho en- Sept. lo, and closing ns usual on
dorsement of Iho game roninils- October 20. It will nlsu rccum
slon. The revenues cbtalneil mend Ihat the limit of two bucks
rom tills ice win go to tne tisn
eonitnisslon.- The law would also
allow sportsmen to sell their
latches.
Full lut It iitlo In a men. tire to
; raised will ue uppucu on ini-
INFLUENZA !
DECREASES !
IN schools!
The influenza nllnutlon Id Kla-'
mtilh Fall rlioo. van n-porti.d I .
noiiipwhat Improved today, at- I "
n.rdliiK to aiiDoiinrcnii.lit froniti.; m c 1.' DIJJI
;the offlra of J. Perry Wella. city !
ruperlnteDdent of Bchool - ' j
"The condition la Tcry murh )
, lniiroTi-d over last week," Mr. t'
I Wella ataicd. A check of the
UchooU yesterduy found 348 po-
pll absent because of lllnen. "
0 tiiouniu or closing the
l"'hool -wen expressed, be
i cause the seriousness so far of
' the epld'-inlc has not been alarm
ing, ft la the general concensus
I or opinion that the children are
; butter oK In school, where they
lean be under observation, than
j they would be playing In groups
IContlnuva aa Fair. Thra
r '. 1 ,
rt. the Marshall house, at Juoji
.inm street, was sold to Mrs.
m. r isner oi Han rrancisco. No
consideration was named in the
iIabI
i Mrs. L. Noel and Mrs. V. Crall -
,dnll. rormor owners, ere retlrlrr?
from bnslne-s for a much-needed
rest. For tho past several months
Noel has been in poor health.
ivi.ki -i. . . . ..I
RESTAURANT' 0N
nil mil in nni n
III II III I W Will III
"..u.u uiiii niue sue piana rocrage to wrest a .confession ilrsl
' "r , inornia. sirs. uran -
go ionin. ro spena
"" Christmas hollJavs with her
-. n-""!
c,f.,rrt -
"- uw ao UUIUUIUK
,
I Mr. iriU . t
i . fivn.v,r.i. ,s." "
' ans brot hers.
I "I am very much Imprefsed j n,t'nt- she retaliated by telling
; 'h Klamath Falls and its ru- tlle entire story. Later her ac-.
: "re." Mrs. Fisher, the new owner ' coaI" corroborated- by Bilk-
statel this morning. "It la mv!tr' account, j
jP'on to carry on the business In' At best, the Btory was a rarab-.
same manner which Mrs. Noel . ling and haxy account of drunken
and J"9- Crandall have done, t , revelry. ' :
plan to retain the same help.! in substance, the confession
also, alio concluded. i . ....
For tho past si vear, Mrs
K.J?JJ
Prlrn(i inn AinrMltll ll iinnm nn nf .
the p3puar ,. 1lac,.H' of the1,,,,. "en"y T""6 CoVl-
-i,v
' ADMIT I AlVVrDC
""1 1-VV 1 CrVO
; rates, by the state siloreme court
? n,lrnlnK. accorjiug to a s:e -
s GameLaws
pruvcmeiits ut tho niuulll of the
river lo make the stream mcro
"''""" ' K su.
The commission agreed In ro-
l,.ln n.,i,.i, v,....iu. .. . .
- ......
,,,, urter Iho leglslaturo. ad-
Joitrns in February.
The game commission will rec-
.mini. -ml lo the legislature a 3".
day open seueon on deer. Tj
open September 20 Instead of
, in western uregon or reiunieo
Willi an amendment requiring
that tho bucks have forked h-rns.
Non-resident hunting licenses
will he established at 111 and $3
for flvhlng tinder the terms of
another proposal. The legislature
will also lie asked to Ml the bag
limit on ducks at IS Instead of
' 25. contingent that a similar law
it cnacieu in .aiuornia.
RAMBLING
y id
BY INDIAN
"" o Jirutai. muu.o
Over Head Until "He
Went to Sleep"
SPOUSE IMPLICATED
IN ALLEGED DEATH
. linker Hays Mm. Duker Hit lUdillo
Over the Head with A-:omolU
I'aisp and That loiter He Se
cured a Hammer anil Strjick at '
JUddell Until He Collapsed
Tlie Ilhlwcll Itlddle innrdrf
case is solved. '
Incriminating r-oYnce Inst
night Impelled Burton . liakcr,
Klamath Indian to conies klllinu;
Riddle on ThahJuKlvltag ere, No
ember 28, two ami one half mile
west of Beat!)'.
This morning Minerva Illilille.
Bldwell.'a older slater, discovered)
j mi uuuy gi iivr muiiivr una uaiL
mile from the Jeff Kiddle ranch
, i. i i a . v .. . . i
homo, according to Ionic dUtauce
'"v-
josn n iiuains, inuiun, anu
J'm ouaa, .neuean, wno nan uoen
j held lor Investigation, were re-
I assail wraw t tiaa iumihI In It tt(i
. i- -
I morning.
A signed statement from Fred
! Hood. Indian, to effect that be
i had been told that Baker "hit
! Riddle" care tho officers the lev-
-
from Jlrs. Burt Baker aud later
I Baker.
j Wnon COI)fronted with' Ho0(1(
. statement. Baker said that
svaiemenr, uaaer saia mai nis
. .. i . . i
riw" " BiruCK JIUUIU wiia BU
i ... nu.it- 1. 1
I Investigators then told the IS-
year-old Indian wife Piute In.
ear uia inuian wiie, - "line in-
uian, or ner nusuanus stale-
. ... IO""- 0"u'ur,, 8ala:
! RWlte. Mr. and Mrs. Baker.
'and Beatrice Lynch were In a
...t.wo u.v.t,t:r ai.u n.oiura liven.'
;The three men drank consider-
iablc '1,l'kOY ,r gallon Jub
tuf moonshine. Kiddle and Cup-
Peruoiu got into a fight over
language Riddle used In addres-
11,0 ,ndlan "" - i
Karly In the evening. Kiddle
Joined Mr. and Mr. Baker.
The four-months old child W
also in tho car.
. Tho Bakers . planned to take
,u,ua,e t0 ,,,, rtl,r ranch four
' miles west of Beat ty. Two-aud-
one-hair miles from Beatty, Buk
Icr atopped the car and Hldjlo
got out, and walked over liito
, the brush to hide the hair gui
f iCoiiUniwd on l'sgs Thr .
Aunt Het
"you can tell they wasn't
raised right. The Idea of them
stnyin' tiil ten o'clock, an it
Saturday night an' baths to
lake."
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