Satin (lav, 'l)m'inl)iT l',
NEWS IN BRIEF
Atcii IihIIiiii, WiniiPii ruaaea ,
I'liiiiii'i r p.iui hi'i n (ii 'kjii
anil Nnrlhei II Ci'.liroviili will ri.
member Mra. H"Hlit Him-1 1 1 it f. fa
miliarly k ii ii w ii (in- in ii ii y ecus Ii
Vii'Uii ua "Hid lleaalo." Hlii' iin'i.
f I nww ut i in- nlit imlluii r-irtili
nrh-n. four miles anuth nt Vri.i.
on I'rlilu hi ii iiIiik, in t in lln ! I i
wiinl rcrclve I hern. ' Aa ni ir nr
can lie Iimii i"iI eho wiii Ii irii In
mi Initial) Ki-lll' i il wlili Ii was
Infilled twhcr lloi'iiliin'ik
lands, In I sin, wlili Ii
U
in ilk ii Imr tlH 'i ,4 1l . Tim
HKi'll minimi spoke linf ll'lli' KnK
llith. uihI II wiii wlili dlflliultr
lliul liven her own il i nilil
liel bur In illmii'H I In- early his
lory ".it Hlakiyou, privlfiin ti Hie
advent of I In- w hile mini
"llilil" Hllll'li l'll-.eii mi
K. K. iiillli, fur Hi" Vr.l quar
ter of ii century resident i.f Ash
1 it ii I. iirri'i iiniKiii l. liimwii n
"Hail" llillll, mml liway il
Wrdliead.iv IIKllt 01 I llf 11 llll f
Ilia ilmiKlilei, Mm. l ie Mi-VVII-llama,
In Whittle) . I" a If. "!.
li-ft A 111 u li 't nn unit Hut in l iy
lilantilnx to i pend tae -w Inii-r 1
inolithn ill nilii ru California
with h'a uaiii'.iiti r. inn run cunt- -' iiiii no iuhi.t ii, ouuiji-
Bn li, rollllllelii ah'iek II Ilia , t,'l ahli of lloht rl f:,,i ,,,ii. The T! I
nf frli Ida. At tho t!;V" of hla ker f.imilv urn .,, rt-l li nt.i of
Jianalnn he W.ia 7 I yejl- ..f HK-. tho Calif :i u, t liy --,!ilnii-l Tli!.
IllKa.
I lil (nine Willi Itl.iinaili 1-alU
. Tim flral Mine for the loi-nl
nilliil will In. ai Klamath Fnll.i.
Jumiary II and the flir.t li.uiie
riiiik. will ir..tinlilv he a week
... .. n-t. ', J.. , ..... ....
IHl'T. I Hi" liMHI n iiiri-i iii- -
llKeatnd aalll. a With holll the
Oregon r-roal, and Hi- t A. V.
Hooka, hilt n )"l haa r.e.l.nl
Ho reply.
All rnlifrrnltrt -iilnea will In
played ncaln thla ai iiaon on lite
armory flour Veilfmd TrlMnm
(n-r4 Mlinil IH:hM
The it'e nr.. flvlnu hl.-h In
Klamath 'LreottlUii; io (he report
of Dudley Allen, w. kitown In-Miriiin-e
nine of I'orlaad, who nr
rlve.l In Ihli i.iy Thurmlay from
............ r.... ...r. .in. -ii win
km on frniii M.-ilf.ird Io norih. ru
I.olula. Veilfi.rd Dully News
Diiuuhj.-ra f j,,
llaiixatei, of Job rt-cnl' eler
ed Hi offlr. a of the ..r.lc-r. Ill- nil-
vla.'.l Tif ii r. ln nail in ,-. h:,
Huwluy i.ior.i,it ,,i i o'cl.wk il
Macule hall.
0 . A -a. . s
SUNDAY AND
liH CHAPTER NUMBER (1)
1
1 Mlei3
Starling WILLIAM DESMOND
Tln ills, More Mystery Than
"TH RETURN OF THE RIDDLE RIDER"
On Tlio Saino I 'in cram
, Hoot gibson in,
"A TRICK OF HEARTS"
All AltnKHhcr .Vow Kind !f Wc-trrtt Thrill. t .
usiin'jto
Gripping, Scriaationtl
Li
n i m iaiiaiia aim!!! sSsla
H 4"T IT? F
Si' PINE TREE F1' OSil.'i J ' '
x " - 77"
H ' Ltll .J ; ia.. ; ,
9
1I2X
U
;
At ' I'l i ll.Hcclllll I 'llllll ll
Tl'ieti; Inliiii'iili'il In nitiMii- v. Ill
Wei-(iiiii ,, t hit liiuliilllli'i'leelil of
Hie fit abvicrliui ill ii rili fur II. i
liiltliil vyii.-r si-vl or tliu a'-irj
an III i 'ill n'llork H,liil,iv H 'V
nil mii-tclinm nie kriiclmialv con
tlllnlllllK llielr lull III III till!
flti rum, ii kmi vI i-. Il,-lil' a lln I
lllwllVN li IlKllirill lllllllliei'H , tlx- '
ili" i,l n;ill liy Mm, ll,.,iti(, ,!c
till vim. Iln-rii .will In, Iwil sulfa
liy Mra. Civile Tiiwinentl. Tin.
flrl la "The Itli Unlay of ii King '
i Mtiiiiuiki'ri : nut i.( i,m, "Tin.
liny la Knd'd'' i IImiiI. ii ), .,
whli h Mr. S- hlif.iaiilii will ilv
a violin' iiI.IIkiiIh. Toward the
.loan of I lie ai r i len w ill i n me ii
inaiiiirui itiit-t on iit.i vi. .ii., .....i
il-ii vl.iln niiii irmui ai-toin,.inl-
meiit. I,v Vr. H, hli r.-r-.l In. Mr,
l K,ii..tr. ,4 (nl Mm. M. lniy,,..
.
Tinker lin llniili' Noiftli - -
I'lfiik Tliiki-r.ninio ovi-r f, mi
K In uiul h Killa Tiiiiiiv fr i, vinu
ilh rrl.-ii.l .. .. v. H, .
u rn ,,n lor i.,,x nu, ),, (-u.f..
fur u ilit v.hii Iih ii.ii-t-iiiH.. Tim
Tinker fiiiullv forim-riy reMt I In
ll 'iid tor a nn-at nmuy yi nr,,
'l w-i.- owner, m Mi f,,rm
, ,
I'""' itr lli l-iriilni,
"f ""Hi Cnfer, daiiKhti
,r- ""'I Mia Fred Cofi-r, wl
"lr" ui" next Tleir.du,- fr iiu
Orerou Slate ,!..... wh,.r
- .
' '"'edillllK "'Il ml. Io enj y ihe
.l'"""'"' hnMdaya. M. Cofer
""'V' T:iaiikK'vlnX hilldra
mi irieniiji iii l.oncvl,.. Waali.,
nnd I'orllanl. ThlH will Im h.-r
Iitai villi lioine alii ,. olnj off
to rolli'ne lu late Hepiemlier.
Allel (llllil(ell i-iw'
Mlaa All. " Camnl,..:i ha ri ....
M In llin illy from Ciilifornln t..
Mi. ml lint Chrlalina linllilaya htri
wlili relative.! und frlun la. Mha
Canuiheil motineil :.ortj from I. on
AUKt'iea. uml i tli ouillen-tl a -me
dniKiroiis rnatl i, i overed n il'i I. e.
she i aiM. r of Paul Camnli-.-ll
of Hie Klmuj'li ll.'.r.lv.aie more..
I'ciie llcliirmil
Ci..tri.i l'rl, p..i,tr..l I ,.t ..-,..
iit,lS from Vreha, fallf.. in, I other
routlli rn ptluiw. wh. ru lie haa
been f.ir the pa ,( lortu.i- .ic on
hualiie.a. .
miM-
MONDAY
rj
iiit. tarii,iiaiiiTniiniiia, ,aiiiif i
Dram of the Fearless Men
. And of the Women
TIIH
'Olive VInIU tiillcj
ii i . nine, im-on ranger in
l-'ni-l Klnniiil Ii, si.cut Til ii r hI i
In Meilfoiil nlli-inllug I ho incut
Inii nl the fire innri'ieni i- ,b III
in. i.. Hit it..- ,. i...
!-''i rvl-or llnwurlli mill Kirn
MImiiiIi her, liili . of Hi.. Klam-
iiili Iniian ii.fi.,MHIiiii, Tim pur
pong n On' confer "id o wii i 1.)
dli'rll'iu liiittllnl rJ-ii''rntliii ef.
'ii rlMlIyint In hi- llliilli-r of
l" K 11 ii ; ii. I.. I. pin, in. Hues mill
I In- ti,ii-f l-iii- !if(ii, Nihvh,
llillll II, i I I, million IIH
Tli- IiiIIihtzu f.it mil lon w an n-niii-i
muiii'wli.il Improved lo-
iluy. ritiiii ul.irly will, jvidinlc
o ).niil- In down town nffliei
M uiy t iinn -il hniay Unit hud
In-i n nut f- r aenTiil day l.i-caii n
of ihf inildeinlr, The eiiiidliliui
I i i .i.iewhiii l,n ,,- in , , ny
ai lunik . io. l:Ui Ii duy Hilda ,i
in tin n M- di reaic li Hi- limn.
Ii r mil .i-.,iiHe of klekneaa.
. , . ,
"'' nU-it IIk.it- "
''"" l-'-Hi h a i;r;i:itA
a dl-
jVorre from
llt-rl.i it 1,ele on;
leinlnT In er-
l r-a. I.i-llih waa
1 liiii'iejuy, Il
rillt llillll.
Rriinleil lln-
(iiHtndy of their.
laliftlili l', I.nl ii:m
.Mi,'. I--U.li
a lid
latiitliter are mak;,,,, i.tr
home ullli
ii a. im j,
li.irrnw Mtreei
faiher of Mra.
Mr.
I.-I1.
Vli-orv l the
klailiiiiK S.tilt'd
Coniiniitiliy '!n-fi. heail.inar
lera, Willi h will 1)0 l-talillah".! -1.1
th
city on M'linlay iitonilnir. la
a -III ii;;
for wiirm lothliiK. the d--
maud lelllK iimihui'I: .
i .if i Im-i .i ii ki of i.
lar.e thla
In reiaeil
needy famuli , nnil no mmh alek
tffh.
., u . : .
-Mr. nn.l M.a. hraii.e I.eavli.K
.Mr. r.i Mra. (1. A. Krauae plan
to leave. Hie latter part of next
week for Wlaeonaln, .vhere Hie,
w ill i iH'inl the holldava s-liji rel-;:!'.-..
an I frl. Tiilt. Today, u a
efurlor, t-, Mrs. Kr.v.ue. Mra P.
A. A'heriiiiiii entertulin'il v.-iih a
linn -heiin at Ihe roiinirt- ( lull.
-
."""nmnliy Oi.-at Hen.l,,ii,.ru-r,
('-tniiintiltv Cheat headquarters
!;avn l.ci-H ealllhllaheit III till! M
l.alirttnr In ih- loc.t'l ,
liriliy
formerly o-iiipl.-d Ii,- Hie D.ivia
Ku illiiii- alore. The head.iuar-
t.'la Will offl lally oien nil Moll
day mornliiR. .
.Mia. Maa-ti-y l
Mra. (3 A. Ma.iey la re -tiverin i
from s minor throat operation,
which she HUlimltt.-il to rei'ent'.y.
Mra. M.iaiey Inpea to he uh!e to
leave Hie Khnnalli Valley h.iaplfil
v. It hi ii a fuA- daya.
M.v, II.,... ill I ... ;
lh Klamath Valley hoapltal, la
alowlv n'overlOK fioin a serious
waa n-nirted Improve toJoy.
Mr. 1iul'"r Imimnvil-
I Tnituv Ufa V II TrnlnwA nf
The Hold.',. Ilulo Mas reported
intproviiiK. Mr, Trnlovo U con
fiiK il in tlit family )hmih miffor
.iriK wi:li iin uttutk of hifhii'iiza.
Mra. Itiintlt' III f
I Mra. II. A. Kundii is ill at'
the family Imiue suffering; with I
an attack of touitlllHs and rln-u-'
unit I,. in.
CuiitltitifM In linpmvo
fir I Vr If ii -It .'tinllniiiH. In,
prove f'ron.s serious .Hack: of i
pneumonia. Ho Is still confined I
to I Jo Kliunath Valley inapltul.
i 'niiiilM'll Kram lorelln '
Will Citmiiliell of lorolla, well
,k.nown cattlonmn mil rancher. Is
a biiiiness visitor in Hie city ti-d.-iy.
Hiewnrt In Prom Illy--
a Oacar Stewart of HIv trnnaacled
-tiuaineas III Klauiath Falls today.
;Ms. Stewart has opene I a butcher '
shop In tho thriving town of lily. ! Hs Shea Nlioimlnir
, . : .Mias Ann Shea, teacher lit
Conrei-t Toniornm ; Spring Lake, Is speudliiR the week
Tho public Is Invlled to utlend lnd in tho elty ahopplni! unJ vls
the concert In bn held tomorrc; V ,'tl"K friends.
,efteiiioon nt .1:30 o'cleck ut the "
il-'li-a ChriaHan chnrrh. I JHVOKfK SVIT lll.V.U
0 .
'Walker Ninth mi lliialnesa J
I Luke -Walker...' cattleman... la
'spending' several days nt Pendle-
il in, transact ln business.
Who Toil in Darkness
Who Love Them
KVIONlNf HKKALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
Serviceable Yet Attractive
Xmas Gifts Are Dominant Note
Tli ut lpiirm Ileal ClirlHtir)u,i
Hlfla Cue lirronilllK II llillll: of Hi"
paat I. null,, evlili-nt. i
Tmliiv, In vl llliiK Ihu variolic
lor'-a II win hroiiKht fori-,1! ly In
inii-'a iiltiiitliiii, ilia I people
C'h i-ImI iniia liotnilnir are aliuwln
a tieiiil twoarila tht imrihaae of
iiM-ful Klfiu. An a'i'iniliiiiie ol
mil till in" In In- found 111 tin-
In, ;il Hiorei
ll Im iii,.. it iiii p,i nl llin nn
, .. i,. ,..
ply ut Clirli.i in h aim k, look fm-
ward to i-IIIiik fa my ylfia' whl Ii
aii"nt only to tin- eyii nnd
not im-lor und ronitldMratlon he
t lie. AiIhiim Home
.Mr. mid .Mrs, Hoy Melaler d
falln-r.. (Ii-orxn Mi-later of Kellllle
are ai iIImk u f , w daya in Kla
math KalN aa He Jioiu.o icueatH
of )r. und Mra. K. (', Adninn.
The northerit vlaiiora are enroute
HI fimaili na w lu re ihey will wit
neaa ihe New Yenr'a (came.1 While
In Klu ma ih J-'hIU the vli-liora urn
V ,J"'" ? " " "
.nr . .fl'-Jhirr nr . in a prupi-
III inn I'THflHI IH.IIHT I'l PfUl
He.
'im Vat-tor la-aviiiK
- I). K. Van Vaetor. nttorn'-y.
plana to leavo next Friday lor
fioldendale, W'atliliiKlou tn ariend
iirininnn noiinaya witn nil
1 """er. who J cele-
''fat'iiK hla H 7 1 h annlveraary a
looKina forward ty hla aona vlall, u in oliuin wo vera I hours
whom he liua urn -en In more Meep waa poluled to aa a favor
tlian two yenra. (a hie aluii whiln eonliiiiinllon of
'he steady pulao con,l,-d Willi
Jean Jojinit Horn. a sIikIii improvement In tho local
Jean Joyaux. iiii of Mt. nud , condition wlilih -Iba hulletin
Mra. Henry Joyaux haa returned munllonud waa regarded aa re
from rollir.o to ape ml the holl- aaaurinn.
daya hero with n-lnilvea und It u j,it f,ltlr wwkn neo
friends. Jean la attending; St. I loday Saturday. Nov. 17, that
Mary a Preparatory olleiio in ; the first symptoms of the Klna's
San Frain l.iio. ! Illneaa appeared. Dnrlim all that
' ' ' "mc his proKreas has been fol-
liarl.N Itnlln III I lowed with ih elnoi u..
Cbiirlea
Fnniliure
llalln of Ihe Piilln :
Hiore la confined to
J is home cn KarR.nt avon...-. snr-
forhiL' ta.-1 1 h i. k.vi-u tiii..l. ..r
w
ferillK Willi
aevere ntiuck of ;
Influent:!.
With Mra. hhnw ,
The American Aaeociallon of
l'nlveralty Women will enjoy a
Clirlatmaa party on Monduy evo
nine ut the home of Mrs. J. .
Itoynl Sliaw.
Iiilnllatiuii Muntliiy -.
IriKtallntlon of Ihp nowly olert-
rd offlcor of the Mutton. c UkIro
win .un (....- .... .-.r-,
will
ii . i .. ....
i Mr and Mrs. Karl Davidson of
I.Mtamont nro recelvlnK eoKratu- i
lailoi.s unon the arrival of a'
I son, horu December tenth. Tlie
h"'1 '-4 I1"'""1"
yiv. Meliola III lily
Mrs, Delln Nirhohi, teacher of
tho school nt Ivan shopped in
mo cny loony, airs, .icnoia ii
porls ninny
people of the Ivan
district 111 with InfHionia
Son Horn
On lecember elghlh
. i
mimed Ulchard Dean was born to'"10 olKn ot Political appoim-
I.Mr, and Mrs. Edwin McCleary of
Th! Esplanade Courts.
Clillil Named "Wayne William"
A Ivnrt. ... l nttrf M l-a
1-hirl CunnlnKham of the Merrill
roi.lo on December tenth has
been named "Wayne William".
License trnntc-il
Oscar Kulseda and Elitabeth
;norcTiel were n routed a mnrrlase
! license this noon at Ihu offlco of
,lno ''"inly clerk.
Suit for divorce from Olivia
Williams was. 'filed today in clr-j
cull court by Marvin Williams
on Iho ground of cruel and ill-1
human treatment. . I
SUNDAY -AND
MONDAY
Sa
Beneath the Earth-
.' '
i,nn-ivi-,
havliiK ii prurllral
vulilx.
The o lil lime ChrlHlimiH "miK-
ueailon" whleli aa viewed on
t'lirlm inn iluy uiul then Mowed
u way fur iiafe ki"-iln la gnnn for
ever. -
Tin prai-tlial 6iaa'b4-i-n made J
h'-antlfiil and llin meniiunta are,
HiiiIIiik their trade demanding j
ni'irn uiul mors Klfu lu whli taj
ttlilli I.I-hiiIa- uttfl tiriti'l li-a 'tllll v nra!
,,i.i,.a
Kven Itio toy ahupa prenenl lliln
noiliealile rlrnnne, the vaat aa -
i-an-.)ronmeni of toya heliiK coninoaeii
larui ly of (-durational viiliu.
(Continued from nct Ona
today with a at'enilr ' imlac ind
without further exhaitatlnn.
ThlK- inorniiiK'a liiilletln, whlrh
aervcil to nllevlale aiiinew hit
Hie illainay f.-lt la-l nltsht, waa
aa follmva:
"The King haa had Aevernl
houra sleep.
The local - roiidl-
H la ao far satiafaetory. There
nii-reiuw in ine exnauation
aim ine jniif .remain ateady.
Tho fait that Ids mujosiy wan
,. - "j et t.
hy hU subjeeu and today thero i
was a ciin.i,l.r..l,i,. ,.,. j t
at the Palac Bate fnr ihe post-
1 t ....
. u. wii naiin
lK f the nmrnlnR hulletin..
TO BE STARTED
(Continued from Tars On
meet
tho mayor emnhnstied.
,., -.,, .,.,..:.,
objection to inaugurating the s-s-
tom in the near future.
. 3l0'0r W'attem explained at
',"nu "f """".Ity the city was
fxP"'nHn In k.Hp,nK pace with
Its own growth
"If that special levy had not
passed," he pointed out. "This
city would have been In a bad
'hole'
Mayor Waiters has already ap
pointed a civil service ccimmla-
. . - - -
l"""n "',,olM0 or A""y Collier.
ii. b. West and C. J. Mnrlln
Theory of the syatom Is to re
move all positions on both the
i""o ana lire aepartments from
menl. except the ehlefa nt neh
department. So man can be ad
mitted to a department unless he
passes an examination on his
qualifications; nor can ha be
d",ch,"'ed without suitable
cause.
All Prlc
In athletic Department 33,-1-3
per cent off. Klamath Sporting
Goods Co Adv. 15-u
Use Vicks
To Check
Influenza
Kin Ci-miih Aw Hiealli.al In;
Inflamed Ale I'DNKnirrs Make
An Mini lli-rcallug fiiniind f;r
Tliesi tit-rms. .
KKH Allt .I'ASSAtiKS, OPK !
While 'there is so much flu In
tho air It Is wise to keep a jar oi
Vleks VnpoKnb handy and applv
a lltllo up the nostrils several
times n day, especially before be
ing exposed to crowds. It la also I
a soon piall , mvlt somo vicks
in a bowl or hot. water night and 1
m;rning nnd inhale the vapors.
Treat All Colds lroinp(ly . ,
At the. first sign of a cold rub !
Vlckn nri the tbront and chest. '
spread on thickly and cover with
'Warm riimtn.l elnllt 1 nn i,.!
.'clothing loose around neck so the '
vnprr.a. released by the body:
heat, may be freely Inhaled. j
, Acts 2 Ways nt Once I
These vapors. Inhulcd with 1
each breath, carry the medication
direct to ihe air passages nil
night long. At Iho same lime.
Vicks nets through the skin like
n poulllco. thus helping Ihe in-'
haled vapors 10 relreve the con
gestion. !
Avoids . "Diwlnit" tlill.livn j
Vicks Is especially appreciated ,
Ti. mothers becituao it - is exter
nally applied and. thereforo. can-!
nci. npset eniiurcni uoikiuo ni-r
gestion. Adv. I
ENGLISH
IS EXHAUSTED
CIVIL SERVICE
'HENNA-HMflED
1 0NHRGEE' WINS i
i HER ACQUITTAL
XKVf VOItK. iJeu. IS. it Pi
Mrs. Fraoo-a Kirk wood waa found
nnt sen I It y of killing her hinhand
by a Jury whhh welnhral the
IiuihIhiiiii-. henna haired dlvor-eiK-'s
story for three hour and
fK minutes today.
Mrs. Klfkwood. who ia 32 and
looks younger, fainted In CJuccus
count y court when the fireman,
announcing the verdict In a loud
I
1
!
voice, reached the word "not."
- Hhe waa charged with fir4
degree manalaiiKhter lu connec
tion Vrllli the denth ol her aec
ond hiiahand. Dr. (ilenn Klrk
wood, younfi veterinary, whi waa
atahhed throiifth tho lunB with a
butcher knife nl his Huniiyaldc
doK and rat hoapilal on Auk. 7.
Mrs. Klrkwood, teatlfylnK In
her own behalf, raid alio had
found hairpins, and dcarette
hulls in her bedroom of brands
unfamiliar io her. and had ac
cued her hiiahand of Infidelity,
tvtion ho admitted "partylni?"
durinK her n ha.nrr, she said she
attempted to commit suicide with
the butcher knife and he was ne
ctdmtally stabbed in tryinit to
wrest the weapon from her. .
(Contlencd en re KlebU
fortable place to Btay'diirliiK the
winter.
"It the prisoners are taken out
In Ihe country and forced to
make little rocks out of big ones,
that will serve the purpose. In
carceration mnst be something
else besides a private sanitarium
for those who have transgressed
on t hot laws of society".
Argnmenta in favor of the bu
reau of criminal Identification are
that such a bureau would not
only teW to check crime, but
Ciat It would pay for Itself.
This is how:
Fully one-halt of tho criminals,
particularly thoso who are want
ed on somo larceny or check
charge, are Wanted somewhere
else on ar felony count, experience
has shown. With a bureau of
criminal Identification establish
ed In Klamath Foils, the finger
prints of every man Incarcerat
ed tor a felony, and every man
held on general suspicion-, are
circulated around to other crim
inal bureaus and in a short time
the man's record is known tn
local authorities. Likely as not
the man Is wanted somewhere
else, and la sent there, relieving
tho - county of the expense of
trying, convicting, feeding and
caring for the prisoner. '
There are more arrests in Kla
math county than any other
county in the slate, outside of
Multnomah county. It appears
to be a dropping off place, on the
main line ot the S. P., for much
ot the riff-raff which moves up
and down the coast. Conse
quently there are many doubtful
characters in Klamath Falls
Identity could be established in
a short time by means ot the
criminal bureau.
Still another benefit would be
the aid In solving local robber
ies. Dozens of safe robberies
have been staged and no convic
tions obtained during the past
few years, because there was no
good finger print man to "lift"
the print from the safe, and thus
Identify tho guilty party It he is
picked up as a suspect.
Cost ot establishing (he bureau
would be approximately $500
and, in addition, there, would he
the salary for a full-time paid
finger print expert.
Exceptional Quality,
Dry Fir or Pine
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llnhert (Inllowiiy, editor of Tlie
Klainatll New will leavo Hnuilny
niornlnx .for Kuaem- where he
plan to ajit'iid ihi- day v U It I nit
TONITE ' ' .
. That Great Dance Band
HUNNY ROE'S
7 KNIGHTS OF HARMONY
A RARE TREAT
FOR KLAMATH FALLS
DANCERS.
feverybody will be there
TONIGHT
ONonl?ht WINTER GARDEN
Where friends get together and
enjoy wonderful meals '. u.
Special
Special Dinner
I every evening
Merchants' Lunch 60c
HOTEL WILLAHO
COFFEE SHOPPE;-
Prize Winners
Underwood's big contest ended last night at
six o'clock and dozens of boys and girls turned
in thousands of votes during the day. A care
ful check of the votes showed the following to be
the winners of the grand prizes: . ; , .
1st. .......Stanley Kilarr '.;'
2nd. Valeda Darley
3rd I.. Earl Saunders '
4th. i ....Harley Stilea
5th James Rogers
Gth Edgar Kimsfiy
Consolation prizes were awai"ded to the fol
lowing boys and girls who turned in 'large num
bers of votes, in the contest. -
7th. : Margarett Daggett
8th Loraine Dunlop
9th :...Idell Eldredge
10th ...Mary Jane Moore ,
11th Buddy Couch
12th Audrey Lavenick :
13th Allen Stlnton
14th ...Dorothy Bailie
15th '. Dale Himmelwright
16th , Dolores Vogel '
17th Adds Leech '
18th Robeit Smith ;
19th Marie Simpson
20th Vesta Hamm (
We congratulate the prize winners and also
those who won the weekly prizes during the
contest. In all there were nearly one. hundred
prizes given away and every real worker was
awarded something for the efforts made. t ,
Underwood's
Pharmacy
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with (lln parenla. lll l rollirn
Monday ntornlin to Klamath
pun,,
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Knr reatilla una llernld Claaa Adl
Sunday
Dinner
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