Wednesday, .Tnminry 2,
flIEGELS GIVES
OUT NO ALIBIS
I'AMADKNA. lul.. Jim. I (A
I', ) Lnaa nf ti Im sooan of dlroc
llmi wu Him fuilnr rcapuualblo
fur I tin run ( Captain-elm I liny
Klegola tuwunl lilt un goal
lmi In lh Tournament of Itnao
rlimli' horn yesterday between
llm rnlveraliy n f CulU'irnla mul
iicorgi Tuiii. din (inliii-n Bear
n ulur explained today,
Itlrxvl denied Uml Im bid
limn hurt iii a reu!t was
ttncoliaclou u( what ho was
doing. "I tt rutiiiliid Inward
I ho aldollnea and when I picked
p tha ball, 1 atartcd lo turn to
Viy Ml Inward Tin-he goal.
Hi ran body shoved run and I
bounced right off Into a tomb,
luckier. In pivoting to get uwuy
from hi in I completely lont my
bearings.
"I wasn't out til my hi'ud at
all and I badii'l b i hurt. I
think I showed that whi'ii I rutnn
buik In tliu second bull and
payed througln"
lllcgcla displayed a aplciidld
brand nf loot hall In tho si-cuml
bulf and blmki'd a Tech punt mi
iinn occaaliin,
'twin "Nlba" I'rli e of the
Cillfumla I i'i in hud nnthliiK but
prulao fur hi center.
"Crrtulnly I wua umaicd when
I now lllcgula running In lhi
wrong dlrerllun." Iio aald, "but
I'm uot blaming the buy imr do
I want hla future hurt by the
ifay. It nilKht have happened
ti any nf u. lib-go's la the
(luarUial Uu ,uu Ilia ayuuil.
"I yanked hi in Immediately
lllnr the filial run becaia I
i thought ha waa hurt. Ha cuutif
to Iba bench and waa terribly
dejected, saying ho believed I 111"
would ruin bla life.
"I told hint 'nonaenae ' I look
fnr him to ba tha outstanding
player of tb Pacific coaat mat
eaaoii. played marvaloualy
during tlm second )iT."
ii
A "red hot" niii'llnx of rham
ber of rominereo dlrectora mark
ed the Wednesday Itinibeon when
l-riiellcally a full ulteiidiiucr
XriTled rrraldellt II. N. Moo for
tho f trail KntherliiK of I ho uew
r1 ear.
The romuilltiw uppolnted to
paaa on tho propoalllon of pup
pnrtlnx a iiiovemeni tu I uru the
old hlxh ai-hool property over to
tho atato for armory purpoaea
reported bik unfavorably. Im
mediately Director Cliff Dunn of
fered the bulldlnx material. In
cluding tho heating plant In the
old Central arhool bulldliiK to
Ihe rlty or atato provided It
would be removed from tho
round and ronatructed Into an
armory. Other phaaea of armory
matter wore dlacuaaed and finally
Ihe wholo affair waa laid on the
lahlo for future conalderatlon.
Walter Weat reported on the
Routhern Orexun uml Northern
California Development aaam la
tino meetlnx recently held at
Medford, giving nainea of offlcera
and tha proxrnm outlined. It
conalata of an effort to routine!
the Woyerhneuaer limning road
Willi I ho Owetia-Orexon loxglux
road on tho mountain went of
jKluniiuh Kalla lliur giving direct
fi'all rounecllun to Mudford. Ac--cording
to Mr. Weat when the
two compatllea will have com
pleted I heir preaeut extvualnna
there will be but twelve nil lea or
railroad lo build In muko the
connection.
Henry I'erklna. aa buad of the
advertlalug commit leu. reported
favorably on n plan to Join with
.Milllliniiinh roiinly in nil effort
to get the legialuture nt It aea
Hlon thla winter lo puaa u law
perniittlng cnuiitlea to lery a
heavier advert lalug , fund. Thla
brought heavy dlai'iiHalnn. llnvor
lioc rntteraon Ima lulely appoint
ed a apeclul uilrerilnliix com in It -tee
for Oregon ami the board
filially dni'ldi'd not to lake action
on the I'erklna report until more
had been heard from the apodal
committee.
Another lexlalullve matter
allowed up urging a law permit
ting railroad to grant trunapor
tutlon to chamber of commerce
Carrotarlea In the alate. The
fionrd waa hopvleaaly unlit on
thla laaue and tho argument
went round anil round but final
ly punned.
Tho American l.exion'a requeat
for tho chamber of commerce
mipport for their big Fourth of
July celebration waa grunted
unanimously.
Hurt C. Thomiia reported bnck
on hla reiiut'Ht lo Keilnml Dhttrlct
Atloruuy (leorgo Neiiner to have
adequate quiirtera Imiinli'il In tint
federal building for hla court.
Tho report ludicuted that Mr.
Neiiner could do llttlu to help
tho rail no uml lmniudliitely Knc
relnry lteynolila wna Inatructod
lo l ku up tho whole federal
building iniiller with thu Oregon
dulugatlou lu congrvsa,
BOAHO STAGES
HOT
MEET NG
1029
NEWS IN BRIEF
I'lninc In Now lli lna i
I'copln having ni'wa Item of
Interest for llm "brief" page uru
Invited In rail Tim Kvi-nlug Her
uld at iibniin IH and aak to bit
connected with a reporter. Tbla
paper la alwaya pleased to reeelva
new licma. With llm rapid
unwiu of I Im illy. It la atinoat
lliipnaalblu to k""p In tourb with
everyone coming and going. Hui'b
Item aro alwaya of Interest to
reader of tlila paper.
Healing Comfortably
llobblit, the youhK aun of Mr.
and Mra. Kugona I'. Hmllh, la
mating ruinfurtuhly at tho Inm
lly bnilm where llu la confined
berauau of crushed rllia. While
coaming In the front of tint law-
II y homo on Nuw Year'a eve, liou
bln lintt nun ml of bla "I' d whlrb
crashed Into a telephone poll'.
Mlaa Met minx lliturmil
Mlaa Father Mr Andrew, duugh
Iit of Mr. and Mra. Martin Mi"
Andri'wa, In r mil ami III to Kunta
llurbara. California, Ihla muriilux
to ri'inne Imr pnaltlnn aa titai'h
rr In I lif illy arhoola. Mlaa .M
Andri'wa iMiJiiyrd llm Cbrlatinaa
hollduya hi'ro with ri-lallvia and
trli'iiila.
Mra. IU.iiiI l-avlliK
Mra. M. W. Iloiid, mm of the
Ihiircullna holiday (urala In
Klamath Kalla will li-avo for In-r
h ii inn In Kpnkanr thla vri-nliiK.
Kr tlm paat fortnight, Mra. Ilond
haa hiM'ii vlilllliK at tho homn of
Imr aim and daiikhirr-ln-law, Mr
and Mia. Ituaai-ll llnlld.
Mi-m I'lilinir Itituriilug
Mlaa Merle I'almi-r of the
iluldeii llule will return home
the laal of Ibia week from Hpo
kann and other northern polnta
where ah ha apent the Chrtat
maa hnlldaya with relative aud
frleud
j lloi k I'roin Houlli
Mr. and Mra. O. Travera and
I aon are homo from Korluna. t'nll-
Ifonila. whure they apent aeveral
idaya vlalllng with relative aud
friend. Mr. and Mr. Traver
ire.lde In tho Midland dlatrlct.
Irfi for California.
Mr. J. 1). llooMr and family
In company with Mr. and Mra.
William llouper and daughter.
Mlaa Virginia, havo left for Cali
fornia, where they plan to ro
mulu for aeveral week viaitiug.
.rrlveil I'niiii Mmilaiia
Mr. and Mra. J. M. lluxhea of
Mulia. Montana, haw arrived In
the rlty for a brief vlalt. While
In Klamath Kalla the Muntuna
vlaltor aro guest at tho Hotel
Arcade.
Dr. I-atiib Hrturnrd
Dr. K. D. Lamb, accompanied
by hla wife and aon. Calvin, re
turned home from I'ortland on
thla mornliig'a train. Dr. Lamb
haa been north for aeveral weeka
taking a complete rest.
Iteming for California
To enjoy aeveral days In Cali
fornia visiting friends. Mr. and
Mrs. James Bishop Foster plan
to leave Klamath Kalla tomorrow
morning.
Justin Hrlornol
Josenh Justin, of Justin and '
Montgomery, returned homo thla
morning from Portland and other)
northern polnta, where ho trans-;
acted business. :
Hi haul Hack
Charles Schiuil of Connolly
Brothers has returned to hia
duties from Pendleton whero .ho
pent the holidays with relntlves
and friends.
Itctiiriiliiu; Norlli
After an enjoyable visit here
with friends, Mr. uml Mrs. A. 11.
Kppcrsnn and sun, formerly nf
Kliimalh Falls, left this nmrning
for their homo In Portland. '
Meeting! NeM. Tiiemliiy
The Knliihts of Columbus will
hold the regular meeting next
Tuesday evening, January 8, nt
Assembly Mali.
Hodge Unturned
Kd Dodge returned on tbla
morning's train from Portland
and other points north.
YUllcd From Vnlle)'
Miss Coneva Hunt of Medford
spent New Year's here visiting
with friends.
Vlnlllng From Itiil lllurf
Mrs. K. C. Forties ot lied Bluff.
California. Is spending a few days
hero visiting friends.
Visiting From Medforil
V. A. (iillclnnd of Medford Is
spending a short time herb trans
uding business.
From Lowell
Mr. nnd Mrs. It. II. McCllllvey
of Lowell aro spending a few
days In Klntnnth Falls.
Fi'ltlo On Business
O. A. Koglo of Clillonulu Is a
business visitor lu tbu city today.
I I'lii) To III' I'l-csci I
Tim (linn' uct comedy, "Ylm
I Uiln YoiiNOn'a Yob" will Im pro-
sclitcd aninii limit I liti middle of
Juiiuary by tlm Huuduy school
class of Mr. Nelson K. Colo of
Ilia Community ('ouicri-itatloual
hurt h. Tho play will b itlvun In
lb Mills a hool auditorium. Mra.
H. It. flurry and Mra. Colo aro lu
'hama of rohaaraala.
f-:t-rn Htar Offlr
Mra. Kolwrt K. Wattr-iiburc,
worthy matron of Aloha chuplnr
jof tha Kaalurn Htar, haa railed
a nii'iilliik for Hunduy uftiTiiuon
ul 2 o'rlork at Muaoule ti:mpln.
All nnwly -ti' ti ll offlritrs and
Inxtultliiac nfrinra ar urxi'd to
bo pri-ai'lit for tlm rohnaraul.
, MImi Klllotl Id'lurniil
Mlaa Klori'liro Klllotl. iluufcll
tir of Mr. and Mra! Urvlllo Kl
llotl of Klu mu III Aki'tny, rituru
i'd to Kuki'Iid yi-ati'Tduy to p-auuiM
jllrr roMi'Rit work. Mlaa Klllotl
mi Jny ml t liu Cbrlalmaa varallnn
In Kluinutb roiinly with rulatlrra
and frli'iida.
Houlh Tor IIi mMIi
Hoping he will find Improved
health by vlalllng at Itlehardaon
Hprlnxa, California, W. I,ee, coun
ty aaaeaaor, ha left for the
aoutb to be gone for aome time.
Mr. l-ec la attempting to recover
from a aerlou attack of rbeuma
tlm lUlph Hill ItHurned
Italph lli:i. ami of Mr. and Mr.
('. A. Hill of tue Spring Lake
country, ba returned to I'ulver
ally of Oregon to resume hla col
lege work. While borne for hi
vacation be contracted Infllicnta
which confined him 4o hia home
for more than a week.
Meeting TliurMUy
The Congregational Commun
ity club will meet at the home
of Mra. U. W. (lowland on Vino
afreet tomorrow afternoon. Mem-
' bera aro asked to attend. Women
of tbla community are cordially
. Invited to attend.
. I'nillt Left Tueaaluy
I Howard l'rullt returned to
I Ash. oud on Tuesday, where ho
la attending normal. With other
student of Ashland who make
' their home In Klamath Kalla.
Mr. l'rullt enjoyed the holidays
here.
I Mbw Uml ley Left
; Mia Martha Huntley returned
tu Ashland on Tuesday alter
I ipendiitg the holiday In Klam
, atli Kalla with relatives and
j friends. Miss lliiullcy Is atteud-
Ing Ashland normal.
Mis Tltoma Ileturneil
Mils La Verno Thomas return
. ed to Ashland yesterday to ro
1 aumo her atudles at Suulbern
1 Oregon Normal. Mlaa Thomas
: enjoyed the ho'.ldaya hero with
relative and friends.
Mm. Hunt Hack
Mrs. Jennie Hum has returned
home from Portland, where she
has been with her aon and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mr. Kalph
Hum. They Just recently lost
their little son, Itlchard.
rk From North
Mr. and Mr. T. Owen and
family havo returned homn from
Portland, wbero they spent tho
Put fortnight visiting relatives
"! friends.
! ltd uriird to IjiUcvIcm
Dr. and Mrs. M. Suit of Luke
vlow enjoyed New Yours hero
visiting frlenJs. Dr. Suit la a
dentist lu Lnkeview.
'Smith's Son Ill-
Steven Smith, son or Mr. and
Mr. L. J. Smith who reside on
Durrow street, I reported quite
HI nt the family home.
Itetiirniil From Cnlirorubt
After an enjoyable six weeks'
visit lu Oakland. California with
her mother, I.nrettn Daw Is buck
In Klamath Falls.
To Ybdt In South
Planning to spend several
weoka In southern California. Mr.
and Alra. Clarence Vochntier
havo left Kluinalh Falls.
Mnliii Vbiitoni
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Higglns of
, Malln spent New Year's In tho
city with friends.
ItetiirniMl From FjiM
Richard Vorhatcher has re
, turned homo from an extended
visit In the oast.
Works Hard, Dances,
Gains 3 Lbs. a Week
, "I work hard, dunce nnd have
I gained 3 pounds a week since
' Inking Vlnol. My nervousness Is
I almost all gone." Mrs. F. Long,
i Vinol is a delicious compound
I of rod liver peptone, Iron, etc.
. Nervous, easily tired, anumlu poo
plo aro surprised how Vlnol gives
new, ve, sound sleep and a HID
appetite. Tho very first liottle
I often adds several pounds weight i
lo thin children or adults. Tastes 1
I delicious. Whitman's Drug Store
THE EVENTNO TIERATJ),
l('Hiliilii Aipli'K'iln llmiir
I f.'nplnln l. C. ApilnKt
lurui'd Nuw Yiur'a day from tlm
!vulliv wlittrn bit HiM-nt thu holl-
diiya with rrliitlvi'H and fiimida
I'lmii bla urrlnil bouiu Captuln
Applikatu iillnailid tint wrdillliX
of bla datiKhli r. Mra. Ilai In I
A mill-Kill it KnlDiiion, alio litMunin
I tlm brldn of K. J. (loodrlih.
l"Wblln 1 waa In tho rnlbty thoan
two wi-i'ka I wntiln-d i-aih day
Cor tlm arrival of Tlm KmnliiK
Herald." llm rnplalu aald. "I
Jual tau'l Kft alou without II."
Mr. and Mra. .tblwy Called Mat
Mr. and Mra. K. W. Abbey
wiru railed raat on Mouday ly
tha rrlllral lllneaa of Mr. Abbey-
brothir. Kbortly after their de
parture, tbolr aon Captain Wal
ter Abbey rerelved a telexram
whli h told of hia uni le'a paaalnx.
Mr. nnd Mra. Abbry will remain
eaat for pnil-ubly two moutha.
Moat of th tlmu they will re
main III Kauaua.
MUa Irwin UU
Mlaa Axnea Irwin rvlurned lo
Aahlaud yt-Kturduy to ruaumn her
attidlea at Normal arhool. IJiirliiK
I hit Cbrlaiinas raiution Mlaa Ir
win haa been hero vlnltliiK relu
Urea and frlenda. Her father la
owner of tho Checker Service Hla
tlon. ftel limed Houlli Today
Itoderli k O'.Mi ra of Hun Kran
claco left fur tlm aouth thla
morning after a vialt of aeveral
duya In Klamath Fall. While
here Mr. O'Mera waa Ihe houae
xueat of Mr. and Mr. I. Andrewt
Tuwey at their home on North
Kixhth aireet.
Flue Iteni'li High Murk
K I li e a collected during the
month of December by Ihe city
police department reached a total
of lit 18 according lo the report
fll.i! today by Keith Ambrose,
chief of. police. During the
month 4 arrest were made.
MU Hill Itetumeil
' Mlaa Olive Hill returned to her
arhool at Keno I his morning after
apeiiding the Cbrialmaa vacation
with her parent. Mr. and Mr.
C. A, Hill of the Spring Lake
counrly.
W In I r re. I Towry l-fl
Miaa Winifred Towry of I'ort
land, who spent tho past several
duya here wilb her brother and
sjsler-ln-law. .Mr. aud Mr. I.
Andrew Towcy relumed north
this- morulng. .
Iliehn lletiimeil North
Kn-ddle Iliehn left yesterday
for Cnrvullls lo resume his col
lexe work afler an enjoyable va
cation here with hi parent . Mr.
and Mrs. W. Paul Johnsou.
Iur-r llcluruiil
tJeorgc Purser, rivil engineer
with tho Hna'hrrn Psrlflr, I
back from Kau Joso where he
apent the Christmas holidays
with relatives and friends.
Drtaeoll Returned
Attorney E. Driaroll returned
this morning from San Francisco
where he enjoyed New Year's
with friends.
Keturmil Nortli
Itex Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Davis has returned to
Hill's Military College to resume
his studies.
AT THE
PINE TREE
LAST SHOWING TODAY
VAUDEVILLE
and
KK'IIAliU DIY
In
"SPORTING GOODS"
THCKSDAY anil FltllUY
"The RIVER PIRATE"
AT THE
LIBERTY
LAST SHOWING TODAY
MOXTK lU.l'K
In
"The
BUSH LEAGUER"
Till KSD.tY nnd KltlDAY
I.KO MAUINKY
In
"LUCK AND SAND"
Don't Forget
Old Time
DANCE
At Moose Hall
TONIGHT
Music start at 8 o'clock
4 Hours of Dancing
Refreshments Served at
10:00 O'CLOCK
Meet- Your (Mil Tlnio Friends
In llio Old Time Wny
Nothing but old tlnio dances.
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
CITY LEVY IS
1
ICorillriucd" from I'aaa Ona)
Hihnol fund.
Oulaldit of Kin mu III Kalla, the
lomhliied lery of huol dlntrlcta
la aa followa:
lllalrlrt n u m b r one, 41.8
mlll; number 7, 21 2 inllJa; num.
Iit X, 33 4 mllla; iiualH-r 9,
25 1 mllla; number 13, ti. 6
J mill; ' number 2ft, 21.2 mllla:
Inuinbor 211, 37.4 mllla; number
j S3. 31,. 6 mllla; Union bfxb ai hool
IdlalrUt numlM-r 2, 31. mllla;
; l.'ulon hlxh aihool dlatrirt num-
bi-r 3, 24.1 mllla; county unit,
24 6 mllla.
Aaaeaaed valuation ot Klamath
Kalla la J'J. 340. 01.1.34; of Klam
ath outaldo tho city. I2.r,lj2.
6HU.72: of both combined, $38,-
1 :i.324.C6.
County road levy totula $4 4,
2a4 U2 which when added to one
jhalf of Klamath Kalla' total of
114,019 S8 will xlv the county
! ample for Ha needa.
Chilcuuin'a road diatrirt xeta
5nfi.40; II o n a n z a'a district.
$117.39; Merrill, $144.36; and
Malln. $140.83.
ENGLISH KING
BETTER TODAY
LONDON. Jan. 2. (AP) A
lixbt Improvement In King
(ieorge's condition was noted In
this evening's offleiul bulletin
which read as follows:
"The king passed a good day
ud there Js alight Improvement
I In his majesty' condition.
! I Signed I
j 'Hewett
I "Illgby
; "Dawson."
! HENRY WEMME
COMPANY LOSES
j. WASHINGTON, Jan. 2. (AP)
'The E. Henry Wemme com
'pany again failed In the supreme
'court today In Us effort to obtain
j review of It claim to property
which E. Henry Wemme. who
died In Portland. Ore., lu 114.
gavo to Ihe Churches of Christ,
, Scientist. In that city.
The Oregon atate court had
refuted to entertain the com
, pany's suit.
EE
HIGH FOR
Semi Annual
Don't
Stock
HOSIERY
SPECIALS
Come in
and see
them.
Just received our last big shipment of galoshes
and rubbers Buy now. All at a cut price.
BUSTER BROWN SHOE STORE
The Largest Exclusive Shoe Retailers in Oregon
IIREIIGE i
m LOWJIPi
A total of $1. HIS. 791) M worlh'
of properly waa nt rlk beiuuae
of fire. iluriiiK the year of 1921.'
In the city uf Klamath Kalla.
Thla total waa revealed today. ,
when tho monthly report of
i Keith Ainbrotie, chief of the flro :
j d"iHrtment waa checked for the
entire year.
During 1928 the fire depart- j
men! anawered 111 culls.
The total Inmiranrn paid fnr
the year amounled to $2ol.4a7.a3. i
CONCERN WILL j
LOCATE OFFICE !
IN CITY SOON
Kluinalh Pulls ha been select
ed by the (Juaranty Trust Co. of
Portland aa a point fur one of
it office uml in a short time
a representative of that finan
cial concern will be In the city
to get a location and open up
for business.
The Guaranty Trust company
is a solid Institution of Oregon
dealing In securities and high
class properties. It Is officered
by such men a A. J. I'erklna.
president. Jack Magladary of Eu-'
gene, vice-president; Harvey Ma-'
loney. aecretury. and It direc
torate include aome of the best ,
known men In the Willamette'
valley, eastern Oregon and south
ern Oregon.
The financial statement of this ,
concern shows gross assets Jan
uary 1st of thla year amounting'
to $S2S.0VU which la an Increase
j during the post twelve months
Ul IJDV.VVU.
LOOK HEARING
IS SCHEDULED
i Preliminary hearing of F. K
jLook. charged with contributing
j to the delinquency of a minor against Look was dismissed and
girl, was scheduled to come lip i new charge filed,
this afternoon before W. B. Look's attorney. J. B. Bacon.
iBarnes, Justice of the peace. . 'riled a petition tor- Look's re-
! Look was arrested October II. lease on a writ of habeas corpus.
J lo was bound over to the grand The petition was denied.
Jury and held on $2000 bond.'
.On the same day the grand Jury , ltallery I) To Meet
adjourned, the original charge The first meeting of 1929 for
Forget the Big Cut-Price Sale on Our
of Men, Women and Children Shoes
Shop early for
MOT
The latest news sent out yet It
will be published on pages four and
five in tomorrow's News and tomor
row's Herald.
It's the greatest story ever told
and concerns every man, woman
and child in Klamath county.
Read It
MJWffS
the best buys.
3k?
7
w" V-t i
members of Battery D will be
held next Monday evening. Jan-
; nary 7, according to announce
ment made today by Captain
.Walter Abbey. "We want thla
to be a one-hundred percent
meeting." Captain Abbey said to
day. "Every member of the bat
tery Is expected to turn out." "
Semi Annual
Entire
SALE
ON OUR
ENTIRE STOCK
Shop our
Windows
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