Wednesday,' March 13,
' llll.. I AHIL , Mj P -JL H'.'.'l
NEWS IN BRIEF
May mlii Frlrnda Clothing Needed lU.II)'
W. R. May, rnpreaonlallvft of 'lcraun uf tlio doinaud for gar
Fly Walker of Ht. l.oitla, Ml- moiil., thou aud other wearing
ourl who Iiii been making bun-1 auparol during the pant few
incaa vlalla to Klamath rail : muiitha ly needy and worthy uoo
for mw lime arrived her Ihli pi, ol Klamath Fall, the clothing
morning.' Mr. May la 11111 llilvc. at the Halvatlon Army
log with the aid of hla ran, not,ro Ku,ra lfriSt officer In
having fully recovered from a charge, reported today ,"V feel
serlou Injury In which ha nuf-1 that If people know of Ihli dif
fered a broken limb mora that , f,.uiy thrv would ha lri t do.
a year ago In Portland. "Klam
ath looka proaparoua and every
where yuu go peoplu are talk
ing of tble city and Ita wonder
ful poMlbllltlaa," Mr. Itay atnt
ed. . . .
Hlndr.at To Trraklr
The annual aludunla' control
i day wilt bo held early till
spring. On thla day different
member of the rlvlc cla.of
Klamath Villon high school tnkv
place of rlty officer, and pre
side or..r Klamath Fall. Ktti
ilout will be nominated from
the deferent elvlr , 4 by
thii member of the claa. The
atudotit body aa a wholn will
Tntn upon who ahull ba mayor,
Jyilg and police officer..
l)Miti At Winter Garden TiMille.
me uiuin Au.m.r, o, . u.
Amortian Uglon I. apoiio-iflng a
doln party at The Winter I
The Ladle Auxiliary of The
Oardon totlrht. The ticket aale
baa been apleudld and a large
Sowd la . looked ff. Jek
owrlng'i Orcbmtra will furnlah
diaca mualc. r;ra. UK. Porter
U chairman of the committee In
charge.
tWaUb-r New Mutlf
lilacuMlon of varloua new fea
kuroa for the K.I Ilodeo printed
by the Klamath Vnlon high
Hv'hool took place at a meet lug
of the ataff. ou Monday. - The
varloua axtlou uf the book are
being worked upon with a num
ber of team re. to be added.
ffrr Vtmu PlUMulrna
T. Perry of Paaadvua, Califor
nia la amoag the bualnra. vial
tora bore today. Mr. Perry made
the Journey by motor and hai
mgl.tered at the chamber of
coninjene, where he .eourcd a
noh-reeldent permit.
links nciturnrtl North
T. W. Hoke returned to Eugene,,
last emftlng following a brief of-jlf
flrial vlalt here. Mr. Hoke U
traveling freight and paatenger
agent for the Pennsylvania rait
road
I
To Give Movlw
Member a of tho Pep Peppers
rlub of Klamath Vnlon high
4 school will give a movie la tbe
auditorium on the evening of
March It according to tbe Klam
ath Kreter.
IMniMr Postponed
The Rualneaa and Professional
men' dinner to have been held
at Guild Hall! on Thursday noon
baa been potnned Indefinitely
'according to announcement mad
today. ...
Seattle Visitor
Claude (I. Bander, of Keattlo
applied for a non-resident per
mit at ths chamber of comincrro
on Monday. Mr. Handera expectn
to ho bore for -aevcrol wocka at
laast. ' ... .
'. '
Card Party Tonight
Tbe Itoyal Neighbor are plan
ning s card party for thla even
ing nt Odd Kcllow.' hall. A
coror rhnrro of ZS cout 1 to
be made tor each perron. expected homo thla week end for
. - tho wprlng vacation which last
Here from ltulte jone week. Moat nil of the Kln-
S Walter ftlgtta'of Dulse,' Idaho 1 math' KBll ' boys and girls bt
rotUtered at tho chamber of tending aihool at Kugnne nro
commerce on Mondtiy. Ho plana ; jilrtnti tnc; to come home for tho
to bo here for. several weeks nt ;
leant
Mr. VaunJcO' III "
Krlund of Mrs. K. ' '., Van
nice will bo sorry tu learn alio
i"? 1s confined to the family homo
on Pino with an attack of III
nofs; , - , ,
HuraeU neturna '
C. B.v Uurnott. travollnit
freight and pas.ongur uguut of
Tbs Ilock Island', loft lust
night tor Eugono ,uttora ', brief
official visit , here.
Cfllronilii VI.IUji , ' .' . "!' ,
K)lln II. Csppl' ot, Palo Alto,
California' arrived by motor from
the luuth on MuHday. Str. Cnppl
wiU'emSln"horo for' on ludoflu
Itti period. " ' : .; .
Hero From Dorrls
C. II. riluchum of Dorrls, Cal
ifornia In another nut of ntuto
business visitor In Klntnntb Falls
today.
Returned From North
Miss Mary Young has return
ed to bor homo at llonley aftor
npnnding somn tlmo nt Oi-nnlH
Patut with relative and frtcuds.
Conroy From California
'Gilbert Conroy ot Esparle,
California la a business caller in
Klamath ' Fall today.
Hero From Huaanvlllo
M. F. Hawkins of Buuanvlllo,
California Is a business visitor In
Klamath Fall today. ,
102d
".I'll ' mi
iitt.it rlutlilnft to ruphntUb the
tuitviltt ItttXoAm ViimImm Mi at i. A
-. ...... v. r..HM . U.
For Iboao able to pay a amull '"""' " .".
fee I. charged for garment.. J.,.t ! ,0,"',,0,',l
enough lo t.ko core of the over-i" ' 'm"? Tiles
bead. Many of the needy do ' Mr. Hereford own.
work ...rh .. ,mi. ..,i .i 'considerable of the valunblo prop-
houaework and other thing, for ""-akevlew, .nd wn. one of
the nothing. Thoa. unable to do ' lh" ""-"'"g eattleinent of thla!
thcae thing, aro. eared for trn S.ouu"r-?-"Y'u,r no"'
of charge. A local lunch counter,! of hu M '"" !
hotel and niomln. I,... ',0 "d "evoral I
cared for tho correapondltig nueda
of applicant. t a email charge.
Anyone having clothing they
would like to donate to the Hnl
Vutlon Army I. aaked to get In
touch with Knalgn C. ford at
the Army beadqnartcr.
Agent To lie Installed
r r the first llinn In over a
year, the Itulldlng Trade. Coun-
- . . .
n"''alu a bualneaa agent
' Kl.n.ath Kail,. II. W. W.lte.
wn. elected to fill the po.ltlon
at a meeting of the city conn -
Ml ou Mouduy night Mr
Walt.a baa already taken up hla!or ,f- '" l'eur,, or,"Ie
dull... Ho ha. bwn employed of ,u1 cl", .
by the Kuenan Plumbing com-,
pany for tho peat yf-ar and 1. 1 ,,,,re "" "'
pn-aldent of the llulldlng Trade., Kruo.t A. Kotocb. prominent
Council. III. new dutlea will clothing man . of Lakovlew In
ronalat of raring of all bualneaa
connected with the crafta ropre-1
.ented In the council. He will !
devote hi. entire time to tbl. po
altlon. .
Iteckanl Ananeml In Aihm-hI ;
C. I. Ilw krd who filed ult !
for ejection of Jamea llyan who
octuple, doak apace In the build-
Ing of lleckard at 01 Main
street and who attempted to have
Ryan removed from tbe offlco by
law I answered In an appeal
from Juibe court to circuit
court. Ityan loot In tbe flrat
trial and la maintaining bla of
flco In the Iterkard office with
a guarantee that ho will pay
- ,., ., ,,,.hin in .mount asked
4,, iwt ia lu, circuit court,
1. i
I To it ruy Bunday
Tbe flrat public recital of tho
Kalryland Music club will be
given la the library auditorium
on Runduy afternoon, March 17,
at S o'clock. Mother Goose and
II bcr children will be there.
Parent are extended a cordial
Invitation to attend. Tho recital
wa to havo been held last Sun
day but waa postponed. The
Kalryland Mualc club la composed
of mualc student at Sacred Heart
Academy.
toiujplua Somewhat Improved
The coudltlon of nobert Long
don ot thla city la reported some
what Improved aocordlng to word
received from Aahland where he
l-a patient at tho Community
Hospital. Longdou suffered scr
lou Inlornal lnjnrlea a the re
1 suit of an automobile accident on
Saturday on tho Green Spring'
I mountain. Isongdon I (till un-
(conscious but ho rational mom-
gnt from time to tlnio,
t'.nlveralty Student Tteturubiir
Htudouta of the University ot
Oregon nt Klamath county are
holiday.
Willi Mi. WomcU
The Lend a Ilaud Clrclo of i
the Klrxt Metbodlsl church will !
otcot on Thursday afternoon at
S .o'clock at the homo of Mr.
Frank Wnrantt, 100D High I
Ktrccl. A full uttvndnnce Is ask-1
cd.V .1 . 1
' ; ,,
M and M Circle To Meet i
Tho M and M Clrclo ot tho ;
Mnthodlkt Ladlca Aid will meet I
"""' . ", ,
dxuco ot Mr.. F. K. Drake. 121
Hllhldo at 3 o'clock. All mem
bers aro asked , to bo. present.
Hell Hot urn. To Dut ies
'Jim Bell of tbo men's depart
ment In-Tho " Golden Hulo was
back at his duties this moruing
following an nhsouee of several
days boouuso ot Influenza.
Hero From Sacramento
C. W. Dndentteld of Sacrommi
to, California In iitnoug tho busi
ness . visitors in tho i-Jty. Mr.
ltndenfleld In plannlug to ro
uialii hero Indefinitely.
Major I'lidrrwoiHl North
Major C. H. Vndorwood ot Un
derwood' Drug store, Is spending
several day in Portland on busi
ness. ',, .
Itctunird I'Yoin Valley
Mr. ond Mrs. John C. Roylfl
and daughter Margaret aro homo
from Medford whore they spent
the wrok end on a combined bus
iness aud ploasuro trip.
To Vlalt Here
' Mr. and Mrt. Herbert Arm
atrong, prominent resident of
North Bnnd, with their daughter,
Mm. Rimer Johnaon of Portland
add Edward a. Klngaford of
Iron' Mountain, Michigan plan to
vlalt In Klamath rail briefly
whllo on motor trip which
will take them to Gold Iloacb,
Medford, Klamath Fall aud
Croicent City, California. Mr.
Klngaford la of the Henry Ford
dumber mill at Iron Mountain
and la enjoying a vlalt with Mr.
aud Mr. Armstrong.
Prominent Pioneer Pimi
Word haa been rarelved here
, from Laknvlii, telling of the
, (., ftXA If,....,...!
;h'1''r," l" n"urn Pl"g.
Funeral service wilt be held In I
Lakevluw tomorrow,
Mr. niul Mra, Welch Returning :
Mr. and Mr.. J. T. Welch have!
arrived In Klamath Kail, from j
North Rend where they have been
for aomo time. Mr. Welch ba.
linen manager of the Htone'e Caab I
Grocery In North (lend . He will 1
t,, wllB the .tore, f
; ,
T" "LTu"? -.
lm" b',n. m,i bT Ila)r "'"
iMr - v"' e) bn,0" bor "
! ln" r,y" (irl" l"
company with II. h. Meyer, au-
tomoblle dealer of Iakevlew paid
Klamath Kalla a bualuca. vlalt
today. Mr. Meyora handle the
DeBota car In iJiko county, hav
ing tbem (hipped here aud then
driven to Iika county. Mr.
b Ju,t PUtchaaed a new
lk Su, Ibrough Mr. Meyere.
Iatlng; Kor CallfomU
: Mr., and Mr. George Blehn
with thrjr daughters, Mr. Marvin
K. Lucas and Mrs. pul roster
will leave tomorrow for aouthern
California, to be away - tor at
least a month. t'pon their re
tarn home Mr. and Mra. Paul
Kostcr will occupy their new
borne which I being erected In
Hot Spring. . '
Condition Curliangrd
The cpndltlon'or II. It. Short
fall! remain ' unnhanged, accord
ing to word from the attending
physician. Mr, Shorthlll I con
fined at tbe Klamath Valley hos
pital with complications result
ing from a serious burning of
hi throat and lung.
One Hundred Twelve Arrested
t A check of the police docket
thla morning showed 112 arrest
had been made by police officers
alure the first dsy ot March the
docket ahowed . thl morning.
More than two-third ot tho ar
rests mndo were , men charged
with being vagrants.
Itctarn From Extended Trip'
Mr. and ' Mrs. J. 8. McClellan
and Mr.' and Mr. W. C. Hill are
home from an . extended motor
trip through the south and vast.
Tbey made the trip via motor,
and report a most delightful va
cation. . ,
To Ilemodel Garage t
. Henry Grimes was granted a
permit to remodel a garage at
the corner ot Klamath and Klghth
streets. The permit called for
remodeling In the sum ot U2U0.
' In From Kent-
Miss Olive Hill, teacher at
' Keno, was among the Tlsltarn in
I Klnmnth Kails Inst evening. Mis
Hill nttonded tho theatre with a
Party of friends.
I'lnnnlng W 8kl to Lake r
A pnrty ot the younger folks
of Keno aro making plans for a
skiing parly to Crater lake, which
thoy will enjoy .this week ond;
Addition To ltcxldcncc
A ltiiHilliti mirmlf tin a 1 Iviton
granted to I. 11. Datlman to build
j an adilltlou to. a ' residence . nt
1034 High stroot. , . ',
Returned From Han Francisco
Mrs. W.. Honslon has returned
from a visit Jn Ban Francisco and
other southern cities with rela
tive and friends.' , , ' v
Knjoylng Visit South
Mr. and Mrs. 11. E. Pelt are
anjoytug a vacation In southorn
California.
WHITE HOUSE'S
PORTICO WILL
BE INSPECTED
WASHINGTON, March 13. (A.
P.) A thorough Inspection of
tho White House portico haa
been ordored by Col. U. S, Grant,
who has rhnrgo of the upkeep
of tho executive, mansion and
other ooverunicn) buildings, as
a result ot the full syeaterdny
of a piece of scrollwork from tho
top ot ouo ot tbo columns.
THE EVENTfNO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS,
Floating Seadrome on Bermuda Airline
Boob, If you're atifflclently 'alr-mlnded." ynu can fly the
Atlantic In ahort hop.. The flrat of a aerie of trana-Atiantlc
"floating airport" like the one pictured above I. to be built
Immediately and om b ri'd Sou rollia at oca. half way be
twoeu New York and Uurmudn. Thl funtnitlc landing field
will be manned by a crew of 43 men and will contain a ma
chine .hop. hotel and reataurant and ar radio beacon to guldo
approaching plane. ' It will be a alenl platform 1!00 feet
long and 400 feet wide, and normally will ride about lvu
fevt above the water. Chain 21.Uu feet long attached to
.pvclally digned una anchor, will bold tbl. floating Inland
In place. Experimental fllebt will be made between the
main land and Ilermuda thin year, ualng the seadrome as a
atopplug place, according to Joeeph A. McDonald, rlKbt, who
will be In charge of actual cunatruction. ' Ho la president cf
Henry J. Ulclow, Inc., of New York, the builder. If the flrat
venture 1. aucceaMul. conatructton of a .trlug of other floats
scroa. the Atlantic will be puahed a ason a. poaeible. En
glueera aay the aeadrome will ride any wave, up to 180 feet
In height with practically no motion. Kor the giant plnltorm
will not float on lop of the aea: It will rct on bnova nb
merged In the ocean depth, where the water U alwa-y (till.
' Anchored only at onn end, the aeadrome will tarn with the
wiud. lbu nlway offering lie full length for the landing
and taklng-otf plane. .
DAUGHERTY DENIES HE
WAS IN "LITTLE GREEN"
HOUSE ON K STREET
COM'Mnt'S. O.. ilarch IJ. (IV
P.) Hurry M. tiaucherty. attorney-general
in the Harding cab
inet, has broken a long silence
to disclaim all connection with
the famous "little green house In
K atreet," Washington, which waa'
so notorious. . . ,
He has written a Columbus
newspaper denying that be ever
saw the house, , ever 'knew guy
one. who bad been In It, aud even
casting doubt upon the eilsteuco
of tho house It sell.
HU letter came from Sarasota,
Ki. . ; '
Daugherty, at the samo time
he wrote the newspaper, wired
to Senator James F. Watson ot
Indiana asking Watson to stato
publicly that "I was never lnslae
the 'little green bouse' It there
was . one aud never even saw it
from tho outsldo."
(Contlnuad from Pag One)
, bring It back on IU proper course.
: Ho spun around on the course
land crashed Into the sand dunes
1 wit ft a terrific Impact.. .....
j Ilible. who wn a novice In
;hlgh speed racing, had been glr
j en approval cf tho American Au
1 tomobllo association to make the
rocord attompt after a series of
tests yesterday. In which he sat-
laded official, of . his qualiti
cations.' ;
Ills mount rolled about a
I hundred feet before coming to
I stop. Tho cameraman, unable
to move .from his tracks, waa
: mangled, his body being hurled
a great distance. The bodies ot
niblo and the photographer were
picked up and taken to a mor
tuary. Tho accident was the sec
ond fatal ono to occur . on ' the
bench In a year. Frunk Lock
hart, a daring ludlanapolla driv
er, lost his life hero last year
when his Stutx fllackhnwk racer
went out of control. , -
ttlble was 42 years' old. and Is
survived by hi wldbw .and two
children. ,' ' s V; 'f j. ' . "
Major it. O." D. 8iiRravc"."who
Sep tho world's record of ."' 231
miles nil hour hero Monday,' and
who had announced, . that ho
would make another attempt to
day to better his own mark, de
clared after the Accident that bo
would not run aguln. The acci
dent evideutly ellmiuuted Amer
ica's bopo of regaining tho
world's. speed record Ibis yenr., ,
: TAFFKTA KCARF,
A bright red taffeta scarf has
Its wldo border embroidered like 1
a flower garden In delicate posies I
In biscuit, white, black, lavender,
pale green and yellow,
A bill Is to be Introduced Into
tho Turkish Parliament making a
now revised language obligatory
in all parts ot tho country and
providing heavy penalties for the
employment ot othur touguos.
RACING DRIVER
KILLED TODAY
Will Be First of Trans-Atlantic Cham
Watson, who Is In Chicago, to
day - said be had received the
telegram from Daugherty,' but
that be could make nothing tan
gible out of it and bad wired
Daugherty ' for an explanation.
Daugherty' letter and telegram
were prompted, apparently, by a
story printed in the Columbus,
Ohio, dUpatch, written by Louis
Ludlow, special Washington cor
respondent ' for the dispatch.
Daugherty felt that the story,
which told of the' "Utile, green
house" and Daugherty's alleged
connection with It as brought out
during tho senate Investigation
of tbe department of Justice un
der Daugherty. "made, offensive
reference" to blm.
(Continued from Pace Ob)
Mexican Ttcvolutlonallsts today
were turned on Torreon. where,
according to unofficial Informa
tion which reached Rebel head
quarters, here, a great army ot
22,000 Rebels ha been massed
for the 'expected battle with Fed
eral troops uuder the leadership
ot general Plutargo Ellas Culles,
former presldvut of Mexico.
' It tho reports as to the sue ot
the Rebel contingent In Torreon
are accurate, on ot the greatest
battles in the history of revolu
tions In this turbulent country is
presaged.
Somo 3,000 Rebels, Including
a .baud ot 2,000 Yaqul Indians,
hare been reported on their way
to tbe strategic city, which would
placo tho Rebel strength at In the
vicinity pt 26.000 men when the
conflict starts. The force under
Carlos Is reported to be one re
bellion, and the battle Is looked
upon as the crisis of the rebel
lion tu tho north.
Meanwhile Rebel-controlled
Moxlco today was under a pro
nouncement ot Qencrnl Juan
tionxn'.o Escobar, commander. In
chief of the Revolutionists, which
decreed tbe abolishment of relig
ious laws, and a moratorium ot
all debts. Interest on debts and
bank deposits ot S.000 pesos or
more.
Tho statement by Escobar , the
first official communication ot
tho kind since tho beginning ot
tho rebellion, also declared for
tho resolution rut If led by a con
stitutional convention In Febru
ary, 1927, which forbid reelection
to tbo presidency of Mexico. , :
, Throughout five sheets ot
typewritten Spanish the Revolu
tion., wherever, mentioned in the
decree,' was termed a "renovat
ing .movement", and attention
was called to the "legal form In
which tbo revolution Is unfold
ing." ;' ,. . ,., 1
Tho religious laws promulgat
ed and dtrlctly enforced by the
precodlng Mexican administra
tion were termed "undemocratic"
lu.tus decree, . ...... .
BIG ARMY DF
HLBLL5 HLAUYI
OREGON
. . l j mi rr s
RESIGNATION
OF B. IRVINE
IS RECEIVED
SALEM. Ore.. March 11. (A
PI At a meeting of the board
of regents of Oregon Stale Agri
cultural college, held here Toes
day. B. F. Orrine of Portland
resigned aa a member because of
his appointment on tbe new con
solidated board of education cre
ated by the 1329 legislature.
The resignations ot C. C. Colt
and C. L. Starr from the Vnl-
verelty of Oregon board of re
j gents and the board of regents
j ot Normal schools respectively
I hsd been received previously.
Colt and Starr also wre appoint
ed In the new board. , J. T.
I Yates was elected treasurer at
the college board yesterday to
j succeed Lrvlne. The board will
j have two more meetings before
It Is dissolved and gives way to
Ithe new board..
FUNERAL
NOTICES
RAYMOND KKITH TVCKF.R
: Raymond Keith Tucker. Infant !
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
I Tucker was laid to rest at WU-
j son cemetery this afternoon. Fu
neral services were held from
the Williamson church with Rer.
Cotton officiating. Vault en
tombment was made In the fam
ily plot at Wilson cemetery.
Funeral arrangements were
under the direction ot the Earl
Whltlock Funeral Home, ' Pine
Avenue at Sixth.
Two and a halt feet equals a
military pace.
SUGAR MAKES .
EATING A JOY j
Why eat unflayored, unapptv j
1 tizing foods? j
A change is coming over the
well-informed eating ideas of this
country. For a time, food faddists
tried to make us believe that w
had to eat all kinds of things we
didn't like in order to be healthy.
Good sense is beginning to assert
itself and we now know that the
foods that are good for us may also
be the most enjoyable. In fact, if
we don't like the healthful foods,
we probably wont eat them.
Prominent medical and other
scientific authorities are now re
minding us that appetising flavors
may bo developed and improved by
sugar. One well-known scientist,
for examplo, states that "fruit
flavors are developed by sugar. Fruit
acids are softened by sugar."
The only afe rule for a health
ful diet is to eat as large a variety
of foods as possible, including
healthful cereals, fruits and vege
tables made appetizing to the taste
by the judicious use of sugar. Sugar
is not only nutriment in its least
costly form. It is Nature's perfect
fivori Sugar develops the appetis
ing quality of nearly all fruits.
Desserts of fresh or cooked fruits
are growing more and more popu
lar. Modern candy containing fruits,
nuts" and pure suear is delicious
and satisfying at the end of a meal.
No one should overeat or under
exercise, but evervone, in order to
be healthy, should cat plenty of
healthful foods and enjoy them. The
Sugar Institute,
EATON, THEL1
LEAVE TONIGHT
(Continued from Paae One)
under 5o0 bond aa material
wltneu agalnat her father.
The complaint allege that the
father brought' the. daughter
from a place near Woodland
aero the atato line Into Ore
gon and, eventually to Klamath
Kail., for Immoral purpoaea. The
parent and child registered a
man and wife In two hotel.
The father waa examined at
length by a repreoentatlve of the!
department of ju.tice yetttirday !
and la aald to have admitted the
allegation In the White Hlave '
complaint. He waa quoted aej
aylng be "loved hla daughter."!
but not a a father, and that
he had bad thl feeling for her ;
lnce ahe waa twelve year of i
age.
The girl who waa placed un
der tbe protection of police Sat
urday, told bcr atorjr at length to
attthorltle yesterday and algucd
At The PINE TREE
Last tthowlaff Today of -RICHARD
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The Aristocrats of Circuit Vaudeville
The unique Australian Act alone la worth the gate money.
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AMERICA'S ENTRANCE INTO THE GREAT WAR AH
' ' ' -"'THE GERMANS SAW If.
"Behind the German Lines"
We Will Accept Trades
on the following
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Dodge Commercial . . .$ 75.00 Down
Oakland Land. Sedan, $250.00 Down
Chrysler Roadster . . . $250.00 Down
Nash Coupe . ; . . . ..... $225.00 Down
Essex Coach .........$. 50.00 Down
Franklin Sedan . .... $365.00 Down
Maxwell Touring, Glass
Top .............. $100.00 Down
Ford Coupe . . . . . . ... . $ 75.00 Down
Chevrolet Sedan. . . . . .$135.00 Down
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PINE and ESPLANADE
Paw Tfiir
a atatetuent of her version ot tu
affair. The girl la said to hare
told ot her father' abnormal
feeling toward her. 8 he relat
ed In detail the fear aha fU for
her parent, bow he had threat
ened to kill her and bow aba waa
anxlou to free herielf from bla
power.
Sheriff bill of Cowltu county,
talked with Euton yeaterday. It
waa after hi conversation that
Katon la aald to have "broken"
and told the wliolo atory. .
Katon and hla daughter will
be taken to Portland by C. 0.
Well, deputy United Stat mar
shal, on the northbound Wait
C'oaat limited thl evening. '
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