15
SHOPPING
DAYS
Short Vl.lt U. Sl ElllilKNUll.
B-2II nidiir l)onil)nrilli:r. stunned
In Kluinulli Full fur u ihurl visit
(villi liln piiruiitH, Mr. unci Mm.
K. 1. KlIliiKson Sr., of 1428 Pa
irl.. i'..M..n.... .... . r,.,.t .!.
klllU 1I.-IHILU, I'll Atftl.M III.,,, -
pun lo Fort Lewis wlu-ro ho ex
pects to receive HI (imclini'KO.
1 1 In brother Hobcrt mat him In
Mcdford.
Knlghti Templar Cnlvnry
Coiiimiiiulcry No. 10, KT, will
Imld u nnucliil mvi'tiiiK 8nturdny
,ut 7:30 p. in,, for the purpono of
i confvrrliiK t li o Order of tlio
., Temple. All Sir Knluht lire
aurdluliy invited,
N w Teacher Mnruuprlto
Grovo of XiVl N. Bill, Ims been
nddpd to th U'iicIiIiim stuff of
Connor school, fane la rcplucliiK
Mri. F. D. Fletcher, who Is now
doing remedlnl touching at Mllli
v ichool,
To Join Huibind Mm. Roland
Sturiiiiin of Olene left thin morn-
Inu to Join her lumbnnd, MnJ.
Slurmiin at Fort Lewis, Wu.nh.
MnJ. Sturmnn him Just returned
from Gormnny. Following liln
fiirloimh, ho expects to return to
turopc.
Vltlts From South Hurry R
Boyd of Monterey I'nrk, Calif.,
former resident of Mldlnnd, wan
a business culler In Kluinnth
Fulls Inst week. Boyd In em
ployed im it machinist, liln sinter,
Mrs. Ethel Sulllvnn, dime with
him from tho south.
Transferred PFC Roy H.
Glubrecht litis been trnnnferrcd
from tho numerical division to
tho Wililculs. 8lsl Infuntry dlvl
lion In Jiipnn, according to word
received by his family.
Vacation John HoRcnbnck
traveling passenger intent ' for
Southern Pacific, Is spending a
week's vocotlon In Klnmuth
Falls with his family which re
cently arrived nere.
Examining Board The Great
Northern examining board
which tins been in Klamath Fulls
for the past few days, Is leaving
tomorrow.
To Ban Francisco E. C. It ran
deberrv. sales munnner of Ivorv
Pine, has gone to San Francisco
on business.
In Hospital Jennie Thomp
son. nrnnriotor of Jennlo's cafe
Is In H II Inkle hospital where she
underwent surgery Thursdny.
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE or MNAI, ACCOUNT
Nnllr It hrhy given that I hv
flint my final arrotint administratrix
of lh Ktlalo of rrank H Day. atio
known r. k. ny, ureki, and tha
Jiidjte nf the Circuit Court of tha 8 lata
of Orvffnn. fur Klamath County, hai
fixed ten o'clock In tha forenoon of
Monday. January 7, ID-tO, In tha court
room of Mid court, at tha tlmo and
nlara whrn and where any Mnnn mav
prevent any ohJpclUi'va or excenllnnt to
nj-iiiiiif lnDrcm cnniainnn, inn m aaia
time and plare tho court will finally
aottle laid arrount.
VKHA I., CHASE,
AilinlnlilralrlK.
D, 7-U-2I.3H; J, 4-No. 247
noth it to cniMtiTonit
en li ItprViiv alven. that tha
lined U A. Murphy, ha been appoint
Notice
f aitmltiUtrninr of the entala of Thotnaj
tlordon CJulmby. dfrcntod. by tho Clr
cult Court of the Slate of Oreoon for
Klamath County and ha qualified.
AH person, bavin rtalma aval nit aald
tale are hereby notified to preaeut
the tamo duly verirird ai by law re
quired to the umleralinrrl at the office
nf A. W. Sr ha ii pp. (TlJ'i Main at reel.
Klamath FalU, Oreffon, on or before tlx
month from the date of the flrat pub
lication hereof which date la November
Olh. 104S.
L, A. MUHPHY.
Admlnlitrator of the eitate
of Thomat Gordon Qulmby,
Oeceaaed.
N. 0-lfl-XI-W; U. 7 No. 333.
th
Dance
Sat
Oec-8
Rflalin
Music by the
Chicagoans
Confaranc Tilp Mrs. Wlnnl
f...,i u riiiiii,, uiii iiiimul tin,
Oregon Btnto college umiuul ex
tension conieronco in lorvuins,
Monday through Friduy next
week.
Delegates to Portland 'Inn
bulla lirlxnur and Hu.cl Morri
son plun to uttond tho stuto
bouril meeting of tho business
uud. Professlomil Womun's club,
which will bo held ul tho Mult
tiomulr hotel In Portlund Sun
dny. Man Jailed For
Statutory Rape
Dnvld Samuel Vun Cleuvc, SO,
an illnerunt worker who hus been
residing In tha Mldlnnd district,
wus urrcstcd yestcrdny and
placed in tho county Jail on a
churgu of stulutory rune involv
ing his own 12-ycur-old daugh
ter. The charges wero filed by the
girl's mother after the girl hud
come to tho Juvenile of lice mid
mndo tho complaint ugulnst her
father.
Tho Vun Cleaves uro suld to
bo divorced and the girl hus been
living with her mother. She wus
living with her father In Octo
ber, liowover, when ho allegedly
forced his attentions upon her.
Vun Cleave, a s hell-shoekcd
World War I veteran, hus been
In various veterans hospitals and
ulso served ono year In the Walla
Walla, Wush., county Jail on a
morals count. He wus picked up
by state police yesterday and is
to be arraigned In Justice court
today.
The girl Is being held In cus
tody of the Juvenile office. She
will be 13 years old Sunday.
CARD OF THANKS
Wo wish to express our sincere
appreciation to our many friends
for their acts of kindness, ex
pressions of sympathy und floral
offerings during our recent be
reavement. Mr, und Mrs. Sum Vnrner
T. A. Vainer
Mrs. Sarah Smith
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express our
thanks to those who have shown
their kindness during the illness
and after the passing of our hus
band and father, Frank Bordul.
Also for the beautiful flowers
and curds. We especially want
to thank C h 1 1 o q u I n lodge
AF&AM No. 107.
Mrs. Dordul and Family.
HARTFORD
AmMM 4 Udeaaltjr Company!
INSURANCE
O. HATTERS
General Insurance Agency
FIRE . . . AUTOMOBILE
18 Mala St. Phone 4193
Marine Faces
Felony Charge
A charge of fulluro to stop at
tho scone of an accident has been
placed ugulnst PFC Fornun A.
Stiff of tho Murlno Barracks In
tho district attorney's office.
Stiff Is held In tho county Jail
In lieu of $2800 cash bull.
Tho 24-year-old murine wus
Involved In un uccldent Wednes
day night ut the Intersection of
Kbcrloin and Division In which
Frank Hargrove, 02, and his
daughter. Louisa Hargrove, 32,
of 10112 Summers luno, wore se
verely injured,
. Miss Hargrove suffered head
Injuries and her father received
several cuts und broken ribs In
tho accident, Klamath Valley
hospital reported their condition
this morning as unchanged.
Zenith Batteries
Uhlig's, 1028 Main
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