Mny 7, 1038
PAGE THREE
CITY BRIEFS
Oil Honor Hull I,. Philip Al
bert, noil of Mr. mill Mr. A.
K. Albert of 028 tlritllt etrnnt,
la on I tin honor roll of Ann
Ironic college, llorknioy, for tlm
wlntnr (j uni-l nr. According to
"Tim Knliilit," (ho ctillngn iiiiwu
paper, atudmils must maintain ul
louat "M" average In nil aiib
Junta to nlluin thin honor. Mr.
Allinrt In ft gindunle of Hi"
Ranted llimrt Academy IiIkIi
chnol, wlinro ha wnn Ji job I il m 1 1
nt Din ul 11 ilnut body. Mil Ik now
In lili second quarter n( I ho
hlghor accounting oouiso.
Married Olnn John Hlout nf
Morrill. Oregon, nntl Wciionii
Day, also or Morrill worn mar
ried Tiii'Hilny nflnrnooii, Mny 3,
In III council chambers of Judge
Kdwarit II. Anliiimt, In tlm pres
ence ot Mil. Letts T. Hlout,
molhnr of the icroom, Mn. Flo
rence Kiilcrl, slater of Ihn groom
nml Judge Aahursl. Tlm core
niony wnn performed by llnvo
ronrt John W. Wnrroll.
Kininliicr Coming Ward Me
Raynnlds, examiner of operators
anil oliauffotira, will be In Klimi
nth K"l U Wednesday anil 'I'll urn
dny. Mny 11 ami 12, nt Hi"
courthouse between the lioiira of
a. in. mill 6 p. in. All I lion"
wishing pnrinlla or licenses to
drive cnra ar aakod to got In
touch with Mcllitynolds during
thai houra.
Left for Knat Mr. ami
lra. Emlla 0. iluiald, piano and
accordlan Instructors, roapoctlva
ly, located at tha Dorby Muslo
company, hava left for tho ISnst
tor an Indnflnlto atay. Kinllo
Husald 1 making arrangements
to hava a modorii llnno Hint hod
published. At present Wllllum
Chllcote la In charge of both
tho classes.
leaves for rortlnnrt Mia.
l.ionn Kny Wllllniiia loft Satur
day ovnnlim for Portland to nt
land tho Merle Nnrninn I'oat
irndunta School of Cosmetics.
The school la balm hold for all
managnrs and owners of Miirlo
Normnn atndloa In Oregon, Wash
ington, and Idnbo. Mia. Wll
llania la tho ownor o( tho local
atudto.
Motoring Trl Mr. and Mia.
B. M. Ilurat lfl tho first of
thn week for a aiimmor'a motor
ing trip through tho Unllod
Btataa. They apout a week visit
ing at the homo of Mr. and Mra.
Quantln Krailor and family. 1402
Kaat Main atrcol. Mr. Ilurat la
Mra. Frniler's fntlior.
liiiprov lnu Kdwnrd llol.np. 22,
inn of Mr. and Mra. l.oyd iml.up.
haa boon moved from Hlllsldo boa
pltal to the family residence on
lllroraldo atroot. IJol.ap waa In
jured when a truck ho waa driv
ing overturned Thnraday on tho
Pelican City road near iho rork
oruaher. He ailffered bruises and
ahock.
Accident Hrpnrled Martha A.
Poole ot llonanitn and John Van
in lit of Klamntli Palls reported
In (he ahorlff'a otflco an accldont
which occurred on the l.nkovlew
highway. A truck, driven by
Vaninnt, la aald to havo lilt a
trailer uaod on Mra. I'oolo'a car,
according to Baturilny'i report.
RecrlvliiK Medical Attention
R. C. Vochaiier la receiving mo
dlcnl attention at tbo Ughlfool
hospital for a hand Injury re
ceived In drilling wella at Croa
cont, Oregon, Inat Tueaday.
Sponsoring Dinner Tin Knlnt
Mary's Altar aoclely la spnnsor
Ing a dinner Snturdny evening.
Mn. Floyd Woodworth la tho
general ehnlrnian. Tlio public Is
cordially Invltod.
Vlaltor Nola Snnden of
Mollalln, Oregon, hna boon visit
ing with hla brother and alalor-In-law.
Mv. and Mra. Tod Siindon
of Klamntli Fnlls, for the pnat
week.
ltd urn to Work John F.
Richardson of the Soclnl Knc'url
ty hoard, who recently under
went a mnjor operation, wna able
to return to work Thursday
morning, May 8.
In Police Court Two "vugs"
and flvo drnnka appeared boforo
Police Judge Otto l,nngalet Snt
nrdny morning n tho result of
Friday night's activities of tho
police department.
f,cnrltiC for Kii(tene Mrs. V.
K. Parker left for Kugnno Krl
dny for a visit with her daughter
Cnrnllnn Pnrkor ovor Junior
wenltond.
I,aat Class Mcellnirs Tho flunl
mooting! of tho University of
Oregon extension clnssop will bo
hold at Fromnnt school Thnrsriiiy
nftornonn and evening, Mny 12.
(Jots Sentence Chnuncey Hock,
returned, horn from Idnho to fnco
a non-support. ehiirKO, was son
tnnced Friday to pay 900.78 nnd
court costs within tho noxt six
months.
Degree of Honor Tho Dngroo
nt Honor loilga will hold its regu
lar mooting Mondny at. 8 p. m. In
tho K, G. bull. All membora are
cordially Invited.
Chinese Herbs
Herbs nro compounded In meet the needs of Iho Individual.
The ii o nf herbs lor nil liiiinnii ailments nro tested nnd
handed through the nges. They nro lii'lng used dully.
Come today Consultation free
Prices reasonable.
Y. S. Lee Herb Company
415 S. 9th Street, Klamath Falls
Open Daily 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
lilt mill Hull A lluli k andiin,
nitlil to havo biinii atolmi from
thn I.oil In HouKlniid iisnd cur
lot, and driven by two young
boya, crushed Into a cur operated
by Mary Kll.iilielh Wim.nl, Hlow-
iirt nilillll it Ninth mid Wiil-
liul, cool IiiiiIhk imi Nlnlh nlrcKl
whei'o II nti'iick n cur ownnd by
Wllllum J. Iluliellls of I. ok An
geles, llulinllls wun iihIiii'P III
thn car at thn time of thn iruiih.
Tho two boya urn mild In hiivn
iibiiiiiloni'd tho I'll r, nccoiilliig lo
nit y pollen who now havo tho
mnchluo . In their euro. Thorn
wero no Injuries na Ihn result of
hit and run driving.
Iicnvcs for llcrlii'li')' J. C.
.lollllliloll pllllllli'il In Innvii Hnlil
duy ovciiilng fur llerkolny, Cullf.
to ' in u 111 for sevni'lil woelia Willi
Ills diiiiKhtnr, Mrs. I lm lici t Hcolt.
.Iiihiislon linn been In poor heiillh
for aoinotlnin nml only roicnlly
rnturiied from a stny In tbu liny
city.
Drill Teiiin Prncllco 'Iho
niUod drill team of tho KOK will
prnctlco at the iirniory Hiiudtiy
at 12 p. in. Tea in nieinhiira mo
iinki.il to bo on llniu for this
practice.
HrollierlKHHl of Trnlniiii'ii
The llrotlutrhood of lliillroiid
'I' I'll 1 II 1 II (' II , l 1 it Ml II 1 1 l.oilgo No.
667, will mi'iit Thursday lit 10
a. in. nl Hid K. C. hnl.
(inn I Hlolen I on ry (irlmes,
547 Huron atroot, reportod to
city police tho theft of a 2K-20
Itiimlugtiui pump typo gnu from
Ills riinili near (llenn aomi'tlino
allien .Mil rib 20.
In Health Al C. Iliickus, Minn
ngcr of III" K In nml h Hncri'iitlon,
la apnllillllK tills week III Kmiltle
whom li" Is intending Ihn Howl
ers CiiiiKrcHH which Is being held
there. He la exported to return
early next week.
Itnynl Nelulibora The Hoyal
Neighbors drill team will meet
Moinliiy, Mny 9. nt the Jtlveraldo
gymiiiisliiin.
WEED
WKKI) Itubekah Past Noblo
Clrand club a entorlnliied by
Mra. ti. A. Duly al tho home of
Mra. A. K. Angel on Mny 3. They
hold a meeting on tho first Tiinn
dny of each month at the home
of one of the members.
Mrs. Hob Tonkin Is thn presi
dent of the club. The iilterninin
was spent In embroidering ar
ticles lo be sold for funds for the
Itebeklih lodge.
The members present were Mrs.
Dorothy Duniblo, Mrs. Klin Sul
lawny, Mrs. Kva Hulliiwny, Mrs.
(ilnilya Washington, Mrs. Murlhii
Chntnm, Mra. Myrtle Williams iind
Mra. I.alllo Ilnvls. Tho Invltod
gueata wero Mrs. lluiinu (iould
and Mra. Hennlo Hoy. Ilofresh
inonts wero served atterwarda.
Thn boateiia was assisted by her
daughter, Mrs. Angel. Mrs. Myrtle
Williams will be tho hostess for
the Juno meeting.
Mrs. Dora Lynch is leaving Sat
urday for Sim Jono to attend a
Itebeklih lissembly. She Is being
sent ns a delegate of the Hebeknh
loilgo of Weed.
Mra. (leorge Miller ot Weed
hits returned from Kugene. Ore
gon, where alio had been taking
inedlcul trentinents.
The Masonic lodge held a din
ner nt the Whlto Pino hull nt
7:30 Tucsdny evening. Mny 3.
Tho dinner wna prepared and
served by Mike Knrglnla of Weed.
Mr. Kim from Portland attend
ed tho dinner and afterwards
showed some movies which bo
took. 1 1 u went from Mcdford by
way of (.'rater lake, Diamond
lake, (ilacler national park nnd
on down tbo Columbia Itlver high
way lo Crescent City, then on to
Weed. Kim also hnd snmo he bud
tnkon of Mt. Shasta and CaHtlo
Craig. Tho pictures wero spon
sored by California Oregon Power
compnny ot Copcn. Next year
Kim hopes to bo ublo to go to Iho
Zlon canyon in Utah for moro
pictures.
After tho pictures a business
mooting wna held by Iho lodge.
Mra. Hdlth Itockwood hna re
turned from Chlco wlinro she
lias been since iho death of lit)."
hushund.
ltobert Mallory hns returned
buck to Weed iiTter spending tbo
weokeud nt Hucrninento with his
family.
Jlininlo Ilnnna of Weed is
qulto III with a septic soro throat.
Price Davis of Weed Is oft
work nt homo with Iho flu.
Mrs. Pearl Crawford hns ro
tiirned from Klnmuth Fulls nflor
a wcok's visit.
Tho population of Sing Sing
Is now nt an nll-tlmo high. Lot's
hopo a wnr for colonies doesn't
develop.
QUALITY MEAT MARKET
Hp( clnll7.es In Steer nnd Hnby
Iteef
Quality Always Oiini'iinteed
li'reo Delivery
Louis lOselile, Proprietor
KLAMATH WOMAN ...
PASSES SUDDENLY
Jnnn KIuiii, a resident of Kliiin
alh Kulla for tbu pnat 12 years,
dropped dead of a aiiddnn heart
nl I in k Hut in cluy nfiernoon al 1:00
p. m,
Mrs. Klum wna fooling flno nnd
wus altlliiK down to have some
coif mi ul Iho homo of a friend
when suddenly alio was ached
with a heiirl ntlaek nnd died lin
iiieilhttely, Bliu Is survived by her hus
band, Chillies W. Klum of this
ell y, a hi oilier, (loorgn Chill ch
imin of Tncoinu, Washington, and
a sister, Mia. Helen K. Hcott of
WesL Los Angnlei,
P0E VALLEY
POK VALLKV Hurt Bwlfl la
In Iho Hillside hospltnl auffurluR
Willi a bad cold.
Among thn Klamath Falls
shoppers from tbo valley Tues
day wora Mr. and Mra. Vic
IIiowm. Mr. Itotlgora, Mr. and
Mrs. Joo Nork.
Clara Van Meier was a Klam
ntli Falla shopper Wednesday.
Mr. rtodgors purchased some
barley seed from Joo Nork Wed
nesday. Mra. Mario Kdwarda and chil
dren nei-o visitors In the valloy a
few days last wook.
Mr. Herret la sotting out some
raspberry and strawberry plants
this week.
Mrs. V. K. Webber and Mrs.
Nell Webber, also Margarot
Kroner called on Clon Van
Meter one day Inat week,
Mr. and Mra. Crossfleld are
visitors al the home of Virgil
Holmes nt Iho present lime.
Mr. and Mra. Ilert Haines wore
visitors nl iho Web Van Motor
pluco Sunday. The Halites live at
Tulclnko,
Mr. nnd Mrs. Web Van Meter
were dinner guests nt the home
of Mr. nml Mrs. Kyd Peteraon of
K I u in n 1 ti Falls Wednesday,
Hriieo Lung In Iho ahot put and
football throw; Jnck Offlna In
the polo vault, and Lloyd Mitchell
In tho broad Jump. There will bo
a counly meel at Yrcka on Sat
urday, May 7.
On Friday afternoon, n into
Valley high school will sponsor a
track meet for Iho boya of near
by grammar schools.
Miss .Miiilch, county librarian,
was a visitor at school on Wed
nesday. A film, "The Nervous ByBtcm"
was ahown on Thuradny.
Membora of the orchestra, ac
companied by Mr. Thompaon, will
participate In tho annual music
festival, held at Fort Jones tills
year, on Friday.
The senior play, "Pleaae Ta
Meolcha," will be given on April
20.
A new aludent, Frances Howell
from Concord. California, was
enrolled nt Finite Valley high
school this week.
MERRILL BRIEFS
MKUItll.L A large number of
south end residents Including
Mrs. J. W. Taylor, Pomona grange
lecturer who la In charge of
county grnngo plnya being pre
sented month, woro In the au
dience for the Henley and Alta
moni plays In the Henley high
school gymnasium Wednesday
night when Henley won tho de
cision over Altamont In a closely
contested try out for the flnnls
to bo held early In June. Doth
plnys wore reported to be v.-oll
prepared.
Mny 10 Honniun. Illy and 1 1 1 1 -debrand
will present sklta at Ho
nnuza with Mnlln and others to be
given at a Intor date. ,
Mrs. Taylor announced a num
ber of grange activities In the
next few days with the regular
meeting of tho .Merrill grnngo
slated for Mny 9 and Inference uf
tho fifth degreo at Poe valley
Mny 7.
J. W. Taylor who has been in
III health for sovornl months left
Wednesday for Plnolo , Cali
fornia, In compnny with a daugh
ter, Mrs. Hiirton Kin who visited
hero briefly over tho weekend
from Scotia. They wore on route
to tho homo of a second daugh
ter, Mrs. William Hanson. In the
hopes of benefiting Taylor's
health.
The Lost nivor Garden club will
be treated to a talk on ever
greens nt tho homo of Mrs. Alnio
Nowton on Mny 10 whon Mr. New
ton, recognized as an outstand
ing authority on tho topic, will
O. J. Johnson
DENTIST
310 Medical-Dental Bldg.
Phone 1183
Return Engagement of
A
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DON'T MISS
dismiss the types most ndiipiiihlo
to this cllmuli), Mr. Niiwion, a
year or so ago aunt to the middle
wost for hundreds of seedling
trees which ho plnntod In bis
nursery ground at his homo on
the stale line to chock on growth
and vitality.
Langcll Valley
LANOKI.L VALLK.y Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Friuler wore dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Louis
Monroe on Tuesduy evening.
Later they enjoyed tho wrestling
matches in Klamath Falls.
Mrs. Charles Ilevell mtumed
to her homo on Monday from
Klamntli Valley hospital, .tlrs.
Itovoll Is recovering rapidly from
bar recent operation,
Miss Morrison and her friend
from Luknvlow were visiting In
Liuignl! valley on Tuesduy. They
wero luncheon guests nt the home,
of Mrs. Paul Monroe,
Hoy Phillips and Duck Holley
aro down from Barnes valley for
several days.
Mrs. llhea Houso spent Wed
nesday with Mrn. Cora Le:iv;il
and Mrs. Fanny Mure limn.
Mrs. Mnry Dearborn visited
with her daughter, .Mrs. Cora
Lcavltt, on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs, O. C. Johnson left
Wednesday morning to spend a
few days at ltogue illvcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Johnson of
Illy aro being congratulated on
tho birth ot a son on April 28.
Tho young mini is tho grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Drown.
Mrs. Lester Leavltl la 111 at
her home. Mrs. Herb Marchant
Is caring for her.
Miss Alice Hammond was tho
lucky girl from Honania high
school to be crowned queen at the
big annual Muy dunce.
Mr. and Mrs. Hill Sullivan, Miss
Ktta Hoyd and Harry Boyd were
Sunday dinner guests at tho home
or their sister and family, tbu J.
K. Houses.
Mrs. Wesley Dearborn and ln
fnnt son Harold Wllllum returned
Thursday to their homo from
Hillside hospital.
Herb Marchant called at the
Lcavllt homo on Wednesday,
TULELAKE BRIEFS
TULF.LAKE Winding up a
season of exciting bridge games
the 31 Bridge club, meeting re
eently at tho home of Mr. and
Mrs. C. C. Chamberlain for a pot
luck supper, counted nil noici
present for tbo first time In sev
eral months and then counted
scores tallied after play during
the entire season to give bigh to
Mrs. Clyde Barks for the ladles.
Frank Hell captured the same
honors for tho gentlemen with
Mrs. Leonard Mesko and Mr.
Wright taking consolation scoies.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward McKoatl were
guests of Iho evening. Play will
not be resumed during Die sum
mer months.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Osborne, re
'cently married and Just returned
from an extended wedding trip
up and down the coast, were aur
prlsed one evening this week
when upon returning home from
Klamath Falls they found a
group of friends had called to
charivari them. Not finding tho
honor guests nt home, the party
waited until their return. Mr. nnd
Mrs. Osborne aro making t''.oir
home on the Duulap place.
CHICAGO, May 7 (AP-USUA)
Potatoes, 10G; on track 203:
total U. S. shipments 006; old
stock supplies moderate for Ida
ho Russet; demand fairly good;
slightly stronger: northern si ,.ck
demand very light; unsettled;
sacked per cwt., Idaho Russet
llurbank U. S. No. 1, Jl.40-1 50;
mostly $1.45; northern stock i.p
sales reported. New stock sup
plies rather liberal; good slock
demand fair; slightly stronger;
fair quality stock demand light;
nboiit steady. Sacked per cm.,
Loulslnnn Bliss Triumphs U. S.
No. 1, J 1.50-2.00, according to
quality and condition; U. S. com
morclnl $1.4"J; U. S. No. 1 uize
B, 97J; trnck sales less ihnn
cnrlots 50 lb. sacks California
While Rose U. S. No. 1, $1.15.
RECTAL DISEASES
Mild electric treatments,
replacing o I d niellioda,
Non-conHiiIng, non-surgical
and safer. ItlOSl 1,18
utiii't with first treat
ment. Writo for K Utile
booklet.
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Specialist
Cassol Bros. Chiropractic
Clinic
828 No. 71b Phone 420
Les Hite
And His
Orchestra
LEGION HALL
Wed. May II
Colored Musicians
Direct From the Cotton
Club In Los Angeles.
Gents $1.00 Ladies 25c
THIS BAND
PAISLEY
PAIHLKY A bniKiunt at 6:30,
followed by work In the degrees
for a candidate from Bond, Is be
ing planned by the Paisley Ma
sonic, lodge Mny 7 as a fellowship
meeting.
A large representation from
Bend la expeeled, and Invitations
hnvo gone out to the neighboring
Masonic lodges, such as Lako-
vlow, Redmond, Burns, etc
Lostnr Llnelinugh of Hllver
Lnko Is master of tho local lodgo.
Mr. and Mrs. Jay Harnett and
family moved April 2H to Silver
Lake, where he Is working on the
Cliff ranch.
Mrs, Cecil Woods and Mrs. Nell
Ciroen wont to Kugene April 27 to
be with Mrs. Woods' mother, Mrs.
J. II. Baker, who Is 111.
Mrs. Anna Freeze of Portland
la visiting her daughter, Mrs.
Krnost Lund and family.
The Robekah Sowing club met
with Mrs. Malcolm Bulck the
afternoon of May .1, with Mis.
Nelllo Cannon co-boatcsa. fle
frcshinonts were served after the
business mooting.
BUTfE VALLEY
UORftIS Bulte Valley high
school and Kcno high school boys
competed In a track meet on
Tuesduy, May 3. Art Hammond
of Butte Valley took first place
In tho low hurdles race; Jack
Offins, first place In the high
hurdles, and Lloyd Mitchell tied
for first place In the high jump.
Second places were won by Art
Ifnmmond In thn 220 Yard dash:
I
F YOU make these three
ic cou WT XjUnders! cM
when you shop for a car, you'll get
more for your money:
1. CONSIDER PRICES. You'll find
all Ford prices low and Ford "60"
prices especially low. Price isn't
everything, of course, but it comes
out of your pocket.
2. CHECK EQUIPMENT. Price
means little, if you pay extra for
equipment you've got to have. Ford
prices include equipment.
3. COUNT CYLINDERS.
cylinders mean more
THE
BALSDGEi
Main and Esplanade
Parents Waver Over Fate
Of Stricken Babe
CHICAGO, May 7 (API
Baby Hnlalne Colnn lay gurgling
in a hospital crib today while
her dlstruught parents wavered
on a decision that medical ex
perts said meant life or death
for her.
Should they permit an opera
tion that probably would save
tholr flve-wook-old daughter's
life but leave her blind forever,
or should they forego tho opera
tion and accept death as the In
evitable result?
The answer rested with Dr.
Herman Cnlan, 80, a dentist, and
his wife, Kstelle, 23.
Dr. Morris Hershman, the
child's maternal grandfather,
said late yoatorday tho young
parents had reached the fateful
decision to "let nature take Its
course."
But today the father said no
final decision had been made.
Baby Colan is afflicted with
glioma In both eyes. Physicians
said the cancerous growtb would
spread to her brain and cause
death It an operation were not
performed. Both eyes would be
removed in an operation.
The parents turned to friends,
relatives, brain surgeons and a
spiritual advisor for help. They
received conflicting advice.
Physicians generally were
agreed that no operation could
save the child's sight and that
death would ensue, probably
within two months, If no opera
tion were performed.
Until two weeks ago the baby
was believed normal In every
resnecl. Then Dr. Hershman
CHECK
simple tests
smoother power impulses. America's
most expensive cars have engines with
8 or more cylinders. Only Ford has
been able to offer the basic advan
tages of 8 cylinders at a low price
with low operating costs. ("Thrifty
60" owners report averages of 22 to
27 miles on a gallon of gas.).
These are only three of the reasons
for visiting a Ford dealer before you
buy. You'll recognize the rest when
you get out on the road in a Ford V- 8.
More
and
You'll realize that it's 8-cylin-der
quality all the way through! .
Thrifty Sixty " FORD V-8
noticed a flaw In the left eye.
Specialists subsequently con
firmed his diagnosis glioma of
the retina In both eyes.
The dlsoaBe attacks the nerves
of the eye, spreading from the
rotlna to the brain. Physicians
declare they know of .lo certain
cure.
The Colans havo another
dnughtor, Sharlcne, three yoara
old.
Obituary
.T.WK KM'M
Jane Klum, a realdcnt for the
past 12 years, passed away In this
city on Saturday. May 7. The de
ceased was a native of Iowa, and
was aged 55 years, g months and
7 days when called. She is survived
by her husband, Charles W.. of this
city; a brother, George Church
man of Tacoma. Wash.; a sister,
Mrs. Helen R. Scott of West Los
Angeles, Calif. The remains rest
In Ward's Klamath Funeral Home,
925 High St., where friends may
call Sunday afternoon, April 8.
Notice of the funeral arrangements
will be announced at a later date.
GUY MERRILL
The People's Choice For
COUNTY JUDGE
Will Speak Over
Radio KFJI
Sunday, 10:15 a. m.
Paid Ad. By Guy Merrill
prices
:IW6f OK (,
Cloudy weather was on the bill
for weekend fishermen and travel
ers, according t o government
weather forecasts Saturday. un
settled conditions were expected In
western Oregon, with rain on the
coast. Next week's outlook was
generally fair with moderate tem
peratures. Unsotilcd wonthor was
prodlcted for northern areas.
ALLEGED CHECK
THIEF HELD
Two years ago Robert Ogden Is
alleged to have taken a chock from
the Klamath Forest Protective of
fice, cashing the paper for $18 and
disappearing from Klamath Falls.
This week the law caught up
with Ogden who was located In
CrcBCont City. Shorlff Lloyd L.
Low returned Thursday night from
the coast with Ogden In custody
and he Is now In tho county Jail
awaiting a hearing In Justice court. '
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FOR THI tO-HP. COUP! (ILLUSTRATED)
DELIVIRIO IN SITROIT, TAXIS IXTRA -
The Tudor Sednn la $644; the Fordor
Sedan, (689. With the 85-horsepower
V-8 engine, the Coupe is $629; the
Tudor, $669; the Fordor, $714. .
EQUIPMENT. AH prices include front
and rear bumpers and bumper guards,
spare wheel, tire and. tube, tire lock,
cigar lighter, one windshield wiper,'
one sun visor, twin horns, and head
light beam indicator ' on instrument '
panel, at no extra charge. ;
Phone 2100