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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursday, December 13, 1 0254
SHUHG OF
1 nnfln iQiinnrn.i
nurm iuuiiulu
" ' (Continued from Paca Ons)
iver Hi Id partial! unimproved
.roaii. 11 is pc.intcil out that the
FUNERAL
NOTICES
GH WNO
HOV KliWARI IUWI.I-.V .
Krlonds ai resiHH-itHlly Invit-'
fd to atlrnd the Imiumt srrvlcon i
for the la la Hoy Kitwtrd Hosli-y :
HUE
(CoiiUiukA on Par KikM)
BRIEF NEWS
of
KLAMATH
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of Klk. ArrmiMinent- w.'ro fr"t Uooi. U.ckl It. and ..-; m,t ,,, fl
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biuio Hlfliway Comnilfwlou
Vid Kcrost Supervisor of tho
Oialnr Natlumil Forest,
ttontlonHMo: '
1 We are nrlthiK to request you
ifa provide for the allo.adon of
iiiuds for Improvement work dur
nc the coming year on the high
way known as the Wcst-Sldo
JRaad. which traverses a portion
of Ilia "West side ot the Vpiier
'vlsmatb Lake In tho Crater Na
tional Forest.
This route has been recently
doslenated by the Forest Service
fens a Forest Kond. It constitutes
va mcst important link in the
'only thoroughfare in Western
Klamath County, the traffic on
hkh is yearly growing increas
ingly heavy.
Whttlock Funeral
Avenue at Sixth..
Home, Pine Neighbors, uwakeiu'd by tho
shots, entered, by a ba.k loor '
and found Mrs. Hundley dead ,
and Hundley univtis.'ioiis. Ho '
shortly afterward. Mrs!
STUDENT BODY
OFFICERS VViLL
.NDRKW IIAKF.K
Andrew naker. well known in died
the logging Industry In this conn-.Hundley, his second wife was 0;
ty, passed away , near Topsy years old.
j nursnay morning . in n Kevenge lor .1 kiilliiK of near-j .t least 50 of the -Indent
brief Illness. He Is survived ny ly to years ago suggested Itself of the Sacred Heart Academy i
a son Eric Baker of Seattle. to police as a motive for Hund-j have been ill during Hie past'
Wash. Funeral arrangvments ,,.y, ..laving. ,. t,me killed a j week, unable li attend school1
will be announced on receipt of mUslc teacher, they recalled, for ; because of Influenza. The condl- j
instructions from his boiu The; holding a tryst with his first 1 Hon at the academy, like (11 the;
remains are In the Hold room of j wife, w ho obtained a divorce soon ' t ltv schools Is Improving. 1
the Karl Whttlock Funeral Home, latter rite killing, now lives In' I
Pine Avenue at Sixth where i Memphis. Tenn. I steadily Improving ,
friends may call. Mnl Hundley was shot, police I Pr. C. V. Hugh, prominent ,
believed, because the slayer fear- physician, confined at the Kla-:
clouds had cleared tills morning morrow was still lenlallvo today.
not been home since leaving for 'miro rn. gnny n.coini- UwUiiiuk npprnai mini mi-
college this full, having spent ' u,oK "" a I'aniual ulM'eai - , over lilmseli. Tho chief event,
the Thanksgiving holidays at ' llm''' however will lie a ban.iiei for
llend with college friends. Miss! Klectrlcally lighted (ostiums men only In the "Salon 111 111. o'1
Veatch Is the daughter of Mr. ere Installed Hie entire length ( White Voom 1 of tli gm ei nineiit
and Mrs. K. S. Veatch of this 'of the Avenlda d" Mayo, the bouse, with President lrt.;:o"ii
city prlu Ipnl lliorongliiare. from the as hoit. At the same Hum the
I government palace to Hie capltol wife of tin' civil governor of iho
1 wim.I.-li. Ill bulldllii! Intertwined were the province if llllenos Aires will MamuHl 1 11 toll lllilll si lino
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1 For resnlis n llrrald ( .i,a
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Rev. J. Henry Thomas will of- k , h k , . ' ih i Imurovlnic ilatlv. Dr. Unci, h,
3 lrta,A n , ,h, r,,,,.rl nr.ili.M f
, A surfaced county highway'" , ' , " . . 'rout door as if dropped by the had pneumonia following ail t-
liom Klamath Falls has now " " v ' slayer In his haste to escape, tack of influenza.
t...n MinnWaS . Inrea nnrllns I at . "v vuoiti ...
V. .1., .1,. k... Towey Mortuary Friday
tlary of the National Forest aud
arrangement are being complet
ed this (all by the County Court
or the early construction of a
highway to the north of the For
est boundary under the Market
Road Classification which would,
lith the Forest Road lmprove
'uient, come near to completing a
four "round highway through an
Immense district that Is at pres
ent Isolated during several
months ot the year, as well as
Accommodate many thousands
inoon at 2:30. Internieut will
the .,..". . .
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follow In Llnkvllle cemcury.
belief in their theory yf revenge.
IIIIIU 1.1 I. Ifllllkl F.
Tl. fun-rul service of 1 he , coue ,1,',t strengthened police
late Bldwell Kiddle will be held
at the Beany church Saturday
afternoon at 2:30. Tha remains
will be taken to the cbi'.rch from
the Towey Mortuary, Friday af
ternoon at 3 p. n.
his pocket hook was untouched. liomer Caseraan has resumed
It was the slayer s failure to I ,lis lull'' 'h the postal depart-
take any loot from the weallhv m,'," '"g an attack of In
JOSEPH HKXKV lU'RdKSS
The funeral services of the :
of Crater Lake visitors during, late Joseph H. Burgess will be;
the tourist season. It would al- held at the Towey Mortuary. I
piwrr nmlfp
flueiita. Vern Met'k'llaii of the!
department Is still confined to ;
his home with Influenza. '
.t Jai-kiMMlvill.
E W. Huberts, well known'
resident of Hie Poe Valley coun
try is spending some time ut I
Jacksonville where he is receiv
ing medical attention.
Thrift! Thrii
! Fill
I f fSL
Your S 8C H Green
termeut will take place.
so relieve to a considerable de-i Friday morning at 10:30.
,pree the heavy traffic that Is al-
ready a problem f-r the macada
mized ' road on the east aide of
ithe lakn.
Construction of the above men
tioned road, together with the
targe amount of work already
drne in Jackson County on the
'Lake of The Woods Road will go
long way toward providing an
"other much needed connecting
link between Medford, Ashland
and Klamath Falls.
We hope that you will aee your
way clear to cooperate with ns
In this matter.
Very sincerely yours,
KLAMATH COUNTY
' CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
FRED FLEET, Director.
Mr. Ijt Politic lteturn.il '
eAH,iK...4 ' -. ' airs. t. naries l.a polntn is
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net'l I home from n Imt-lnv lpin i c..
Mr. Hoffman of the Lutheran ' found the half gallon of whiskey i Francisco where h. ' r..h.,.i
church officiating. The remains I which Kiddle had hidden Just a I many lifts for the In.-ai tr. .,r
will be sent to Oakland, Calif.. ; 'f - minutes before the atal the holiday season.
wnere concluding services and in- i "H" oeiween ne anu ttaKer. It
an irk
mi
nnp
mm
mm iMMrn
rLfii.l.LU
(Contlnutd from Pace On
is mm
was a dispute over the moonshine tierkinir Itemi-ncd
that led to the fight. r,,n. , ... .. ,
J. o. Gerklng of this city has
Baker and Ills wife. Marie returned from Medford where he
Baker, were guilty of a crime ac- transacted business (or several
IT
cording to their own confession,
according to a verdict by a cor
oner's Jury late yesterday fol-
lowing an inquest.
The Jury held that Riddle had
been killed and that death "be-
ing caused by blows struck on
the head by a blunt Instrument
(Continued from Pas' oti)
dinner at Northampton on Satur-ior lnstniments. and that ifurtnn
da?- . " I Baker and Marie Baker are guilty
The crowd on hand to watch j0 a trtmc iherebyv avcordinjr to
the posting of this morning's j confession made by them to the
bulletin was larger than usual agents of Jhe I'. S. A."
because of the sensational nature! The verdict was signed by the
of yesterday' developments and ' six Jurors: Marion Hanks, Fred
widespread concern . as to how E. Fleet. J. E. Franey. E. S. Hall.
Hi Majesty had stood tho shock Walter West and II. S. Cirigsby.
of the operation. i
The crowd surged forward eag-,
erly to read the report when it j
was placed on the palace railings. .
Among the spectators was an old i
army pensioner who had been !
waiting in the cold (or hoars and
TIL STOPPED
'jnation concerning advancement, I na(j watched the changing of the
-nalarles and working conoiuons. guard. He smiled with satlsfac
US BABE DINES
Attendance at the talks will gen- tjon ag Aia many others when it I
erally be limited to members of w-as geen ,nat the i,uiietin was of i
I , n fMihrnnn -nnrl - lOnhomorS a ,...., a n- .i v. . . I
:V; " --n. Th- .h. talks! -"""" murder trial came
Hill be required to make short
.written report on them.
The group conferences which
V'll he arranged for members of
Ihe Junior and senior classes who
,bavo a common interest In a
,p..rticular yocatlon will be more
-Informal than the talks and pu
pils will have the opportunity to
iflsk questions about particular
.'joints that Interest them. Sev
eral business and professional
taen have offered to give their
time for personal Interviews and
"these will be arranged for a 11m-
rlted number of older pupils.
Iu ordor to secure information
.on which assignments to the vari
ous activities will be based, the
vocational guidance committee
has prepured record cards with
blanks to be filled in by the
i pupils. These will indicate the
kinds of school activity that the
jmpilH hare engaged in and what
occupations they prefer.
-Memjers of the Klwuuis com
.miltee and of the high school
faculty are enthusiastic over the
pirns for the vocational guid
ance work and believe that much
of real value will be accomplish
ed during tho year. -
Kiddies Will
Get Stockings
Full of Candy
O'NEILL
S
I PE1GEJUIET
if (Contlnui.-d from Faffs One)
"I came to China seeking peace
ml quiet nd hoping that here
ail least, people would ir.lnd their
business and allow me to mind
'tuine. But I have (onnd more
.Fnoops and gossips per square
'inch llian Ihoro Is In any New i
Kiutiniit towu of 1,000 Inhabit-i
ttntr. "" This does not apply to:
vinorlcan newspaper cDrrcspond
'e:il who have been most decent,!
s tap-ytng ottt their duties in a
' i)iiiit veiitli'lnanly manner.
t "'Ally brnnchitls rough is gone,;
fciy tiorws are retuinlng lo nor-j
1t..X and I expect to bo in the:
pink of rondlllon In the shortest j
time.-' ' I
So that every youugstnr of
Santa Claus age in the city will
receive a stocking filled with
candy, nuls and pop corn balls,
a Christmas fund dance given by
the men of fire and police de
partments will be staged at thej
. . u i . uaiunu vu r riuajr 11 1 K II L .
Already more than 500 tickets;
have been sold to the dance. I
Jack Bowring's orchestra will
provide the music.
"It will be necessary to raise
at least (100O to provide the
needy children of the city with
a slocking filled with goodies",
Keith Ambrose, chief of police
stated today.
"Any money left over will be
used throughout the year for
needy families, which we are con
stantly hearing of," be concluded.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
will provide tho tree which is
expected here within the coming
(ew days. The massive tree will
be placed outside' the City Hull.
Santa Claus will deliver 'the
presents from tho tree on Christ
mas eve.
Already more than one ton of
candy, 1600 pounds of nuts and
4000 pop corn balls have been
purchased.
All Hems '-
Slaughtered. Klamath Sporting
Goods Co. Adv. 13-lt
(Continued (rem Pags Ona)
nurse. She
tiptoed to the bench and whisper
ed to Judge Lynch.
J "Recess!" announced the court.
The young mother arosie and
I went to an adjoining room. Ten
' dcrly she lifted the little pink
bundle from its crib. She pres
sed her lips lightly to the tiny
head. The red fare, damp with
tears, slowly relaxed. Tbe cry
ing changed to a gurgle.
Hetty Ann, born in tho bride
well bnt jnst ns sweet as though
she had first seen the world
from the gold coast, dines!
days.
Stanley North '
R. S. Stanley left last eve- '
nlng for Portland on business, j
DR. R. STEARNS 1
OPENS OFFICE.
Dr. It. W. Stearns, recently of '
Philadelphia, has arrived In'
Klamath Falls to make his per-'
maneni home and lo establish a
medical practice, specializing iu I
eye, ear. nose and throat affec
tions and ulso fitting of glasses.
Dr. Stearns will take over the
practice of Dr. B. J. Ilea. lol
Washington street. Dr. Ilea. Mrs.
Rea and their two children, will
move away from Klamath Falls
within the next few weeks to
make their permanent homo In
San Francisco.
Dr. Stearns has studied medi
cine extensively In the east and
In Vienna. Austria. He will re
side In Dr. Rea's former home,
104 Washington street.
Wise men have said that the person who cannot save,
cannot succeed. Fill your stamp books now Buy
from merchants who issue these stamps and secure
many of your Xmas Gifts FREE. S & H Green Stamps
are your earned discounts.
Here Are the Merchants Who Issue S & H Green Stamps
K. Sutrnrmnn.
Fife & Amit-ke,
Fife &. Afftickc Mt'ii'a Store,
Palace Market,
.Hurry Cash Clroi-cry,
Quality UoliintesM'ii,
Sixth Stivi't l'.akiTy,
( 'hIom (H'nt't'ry,
Mulin Kuriiitiiri'.
Whitman Prujr Co.,
Mill, r's Market.
Evans Shoo Co.,
Mt-viMH S"rviri Station,
m Thrift! t
" V'Y
Stamp Books Now! 3?
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I'til.lii- Mark.-t.
Frank LuiiKfortl.
Mmloc l? an Station,
'1'ii r Fai :ifir.'',
Klu mat Ii Cleaners, .
Williams Car.v.'i'.
Wood!
Extra Dry Slabs
Dig Loads
Phone 101G-W
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Effective December 10
New
Schedule
"Silver
Grays"
To Medford
Southern Pacini's deluxe
Silver Grjf Mwor-coadie
now give cunvenient vrvicc
between Kbrruth FalU and
Medftird. You'll cniuy tlic
"Silver Gray" they arc
' fast, comfortable and safe.
Leave Klamath Falls
9:15 a.m., 12:45. 4:30 p.m.
Arrive Ashland
12:00 a.m., 3:50, 7:15 p.m.
Arrive Medford
12:30 p.m., 4:00. 7:43 p.m.
Returning
Leave Medford
9:00 a.m., 1:00, 4:30 p m. '
Ashland
9:50 ajn.. 1:30, 5:00 p.m.
Arrive Klamath Falls
12:15 p.m.,4:15, 7:45p.m.
T rains
To Portland
"Cascade" . . 7:10ajn.
"Coach Special" 9:23 a.m.'
"West Coast" . 1032p.ro.
To San Francisco (
"Cascade" . 7:-l0a.m.
"West Coast" . 4:25am.
"Coach Special" 7:35 pm.
Stage Terminal
Arcade Hotel'
Red Ball Terminal
the modern SoUtllCrM
oil Pacific
& fTANDAROJiL : PRODUCT OMrlrt r'relglian'a'pnss. .Igcntj
Corner Fifth and Main Streets
YOUR CHRISTMAS LIST
WITH the approaching holiday.-! come the problem ot the Christmas list
What to jrive how to make the available amour. t cover pfts for all
thoi-e you would like to remember. And yet lo choose rifts that truly
express your love or friendship, and w hich at the same lime are beauliful,
practical, and reflect your own good taste.
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The Gift Exquisite
Perfume Toilet Water and
Toilet Sets
In giving perfumes or toilet
water one may not only be
sure of doing the fashionable
thing, but of paying her a
charming compliment as well.
For your perfume and toilet
requisites Gifts we offer the
choicest extracts of the mas
ters of the world.
Toilet and Perfume Prices
From 50c ta $8.50
Toilet Sets
Cara Nome $5.50 $10.00
Dierkiss $3.50$ 9.00
Three Flowers ..$2.50$ 7.50
Jonteel $3.00$ 7.00
Bouquet Ramec $3.00$ 6.00
Mavis $ 6.00
Juneve $ 7.50
W - ik,r.
Fresh Candy
25c to 5.00
Packed to ship
Select your Christmas Gifts
Now from our new
complete Stock
The earlier you buy tho
larger the selection you
have to choose from
Gifts to suit every taste and
Pockelbook
A- larger variety of gifts
than ever before
j
Belter come and see our big
selection of Christmas
Gifts before they
arc all gone
Start Your Set Now
Ivory Fyralin is always an ac
ceptable gift. You can buy
either the complete set or start,
with just a few pieces, which
can be added to from time to
time.
Mirrors . $3.00 to $12.00
Hair Brushes ..$3.00 to $ 9.00
Combs .' $1.20 to $ 2.25
Picture Frames ..35c to $ 5.00
I erfumc Bottles. 60c to $ 4.00
TOILET SETS
Amber, plain, -.Du Barry or
Amber pattern
"'lom $13 50 to $50.00
MANICURE SETS
In plain and I)u Barry pattern
r,'m $3.00 to $25.00
Christmas Cards and
Mottos
The largest assortment i
Klamath Falls
Prices From
Three for 5c to $2.aJ
Call in and let us give you a list of Christmas Suggestions