Merchant Seamen Held
For Pilfering Smokes
He mild LiirKors wrio liuliiK
(llwluirxi-il lnti opi'n fli'ld In
llnliivlii unci li'ft wllli'tiut Kunrcl.
"II wild li'inilliiK to I'Vi'iyuno In
Un llii'ii- mid xli'iil soiiiotlilnii iind
liiko II lulu Inwn mill pnltlln It.
It wii illfllciilt to stop llii' men
I rout ilnlnK II wlii-n llir uutdnri
lli'H tlioiiiHi'lvfH were (InlnK
lllllllllIU In tll It."
The Klnli'ii clKiiri'ttc. milil the
WSA. wore purl of navul store
rutmlKiii'd In lliiluvlu unci were
truicil In tin1 Hlilp by tnu nuin-
SKATTI.K, Miiy 10 lI') Tlilrly-
fniir Officer IIIWl IIH'll llf till'
I .tlx-rty lilp Frank Ki'lloitK were
it frcMli'd yt'stertlny hy 1 1 - fed
rill liiiri'iiu nt Invi'Hlltiiillnn mi
rlmi'llo ( liinsili InK In aleiil
rlKiii'otlo on tlx' lilKli """ iil
yiiunit I'lipt. l.oul tiiilllrini'tli',
will In llrkliiK 1 1 1 fur III rri'W,
ili'i'liiri'il Hint iiii'Kii 1 1 f 1 1 1 i wua
lominon In Hie Sntilh I'uelfie.
'llii' 27-yrur-nlil Wiioiinoi'ket,
It. I . lilpiiiiisl'r mild tint Inn 1 1 leu
lit lliitiivlu "Irnin till' colonel on
ilnwn llii' hni' wiTB liiijtlliiK !!. u. ,.,..
mnni'tliliiK nr other nn llir hlurk
limrki'l.
Tint wur shlppliiu iiilininUtrii
Hun InWI i i'mi ii'iiri'M'iiliillvi'K It
wii liiKlnK u drive In 1'iirlnll
pllferlnk n( I'lirKne In the I'll
clllr. It cliHriicd Hie crcwnii'ii
Iind luki'ii 3m cimc n( cluiiri'tli'ii
(ruin die nlilp mill mild llieni In
lliiliivlu ul prlio iiiniilnu 1 1 1 to
$11)0 CUM.
All lint four nf llir men nr
rciili'd weir held lit the KlnK
enmity lull In IIimi uf $51)11(1 Imil
null, Sen 1 1 1 ul i Hilly K. Iluwll,
III, OlllllIN, 'IcX.; Jllllll' 1J. t'nlcl-
wi-ll, III, Whlllli-r. Cnllf.; John J.
White, I'lilluilrlplilii, mid ii Juve
nile crewman were Klvrn u lieur
Inn lii'tnre the U. S. eoinnil
floner, The Fill mild tlui (Irxt
two hud ulven alKiieil liitetiu'iil
In connectliin Willi the rime
Captain Take Hoipon.lblllty
I Tim cuptiilit mild he did not
Know of the iilleiird clKiirrllv
I I'll I h iinlil lie rcuclii'd Seiittle,
hut told reporter Hint "im ii
tnln I win ii'poiullile lor every'
IIiIiik I lie crew does."
Flashes Of
Life
MAID MIWI. XLlk r.ll.. On. riinAT. r I, IMS, ran Nla.
Gildorsloeve In
Real-Life Foul-Up
HOLLYWOOD, May 10 l,Vl
The Kreul (illduralevve'ii icul hlc
nuiritiil probleuiH upproiiched the
coiiIimIoii todiiy of those Unit
compllcntv hi ruilln proiiriim.
On the lieeln of til iinninincc
mi-ill he would wed Gloiiu llol
llduy, uctreiw mid receptlonlKl for
u riviil network, llurold lYiiiy
liedhlilred wife, Hetty, Clinic
linrk from Lus Vi'ijii toduy, her
eyea flimhlnii. She hud read of
her liu.ibundu plant and re
marked: "I wait humiliated, emliur
ruined and inullcd. 1 think lu
announcement win definitely
premature.
"I wan In Lai Veifut visiting
friends, on a vuciition.
"I certainly will file mil for
divorce, but it'a going lo be In
Callfornlu."
State To Ask
Poultry Feed
SAl.KM. Mliy 10 ll'i Kliilc
AkTlciilture Ulrector K. L. 1'eter
mm will io to WiinliliiKlon, 1). C,
to pi'muade Seereliiiy of Agrl
culture Clinton Andemon to pro
vide poultry feed for the three
count Htali'H, Ciovernnr Earl Siiell
announced toduy,
(lovcriior Shell ordered Peter
ion lo leave im loun u he cun
Ket rcHcrvatlomi.
The governor mime bin an
nouncement after the Oregon
poultry con lie 1 1 uxked t hut Peter
mill Ko to WaiililiiKton to "live the
poultry tndoMry from "complete
lltpililiitlnn."
Cioveriior Siiell mil (I the prin-1
clpul problem nppeiir to be one
of dl.itrlbutloii, inserting Unit
other purta of the country eem
to luivc plenty of poultry feed.
The governor uxked (iovernorn :
Wullgren of WnxliiiiKton und '
Wurreii of Cnllfornlii to Join with
Ii un. while I'ele rami uxked aim- ,
liar cooperation from the ugri-,
culture dircctoix of the two
Mulct. i
BOY, O, BOYI
CIIICACO. May 10 Wl'l Oe
leclive Jiweph K. Vulle of War
ren uvenno police alalion be
came n fulher for the third time
yealerdav and now lie uy In-
Kiiluif to be busy collectliiK ubout
$.'ii)l) III wiikitk.
Vulle, father of two girl, wild
Mtvernl of lii frieiidB bad bet
Mm Ilia third child would be a
girl, too. Hut the third. Iiorn
yoHtordav to hlx wife Jean In
Went Suburban hoxpltul Ih u l(oy.
Vulle miid all hot ure to be
puld lo the new baby.
HOUSING PROBLEM
AI.HUQUKIiytJE. N. M . May
ID ip, f the lumber hort;iie
I driving you nutx, conxidcr the
poor Ntpiirrehi.
Mill Operator Al Ncwlunder
ay timber I being cut. loaded
und hauled from Hie wood o
find that Ihe other day n Hipiirrcl
howed up In bl yard on u
truck loud of lumber nono the
wler for hi trip.
A Singer cxjicrt
! hen (iujIiTiciI
Co repair and
adiuit vour ma-
cliinr. Kcaoiullc charge, baJtd
on advance cttimate.
SINGER SEWING CENTER
418 Main St.
Phone 8402
Around Oregon
By Th Aociattd Praia
A iprciul election I being
held In Culver today iKrldayi
lo decide whether the Jeffer
on county community xccond
In pnpulution to Miidrus- -wlahe
to Incorporate. , . . After ix
year without one, Silverlon will
have a Junior high acliool next
full Willi Chnrlc lliilley, ltd.
ville, Wli., ua principal. , . ,
Officer hnvo been drugging the
Cluckamaa river near Oregon
City for Wilbur I'lckcns, 21,
Portland, believed to have fallen
from a high bluff Tuesday night
while on a picnic. . , .
Grade achool children from
Grant Pus will give a physi
cal education demnmirutlon Sat
urday when the Oregon Ansocl
klion for Health, Phyxlcal Kdu
(ulinn and Recreation hold it
annual meeting on the Univer
any of Oregon ciimpu. Kugene.
. . . Ilillxlioro voter have ap
proved a $240,000 bond ixxue to
expand and Improve Ilillsboro
union high school. . . . The Coov
er, Davidson and Keeton duirie
three of Molallu four milk
producer distributors have
been old to the Iluzclwood
dairy, Oregon City, which will
make It flrnt move Into rural
Cliickama county with Mo
lalla branch office. , . .
uty commander of the lflth fleet,
Hear Adm. P. K. Kixchler, dep.
was to Inpect deconimlxslonlng
activltle al Astoria today. . . .
A blaze of undetermined origin
razed the old two-tory Culver
hotel In Madras this week In
40 minute, and Ins was exll
40 minute, and lot was esll
building and content.
"F A M 1 N EG A H DENS"
ROCT1KSTKR, N. Y., May 0
f.l'i They are no longer Victory
Garden in this section.
Howard Kemp, gnrdenlng
columnist, groping for a more
'ultnble name for his own "ex
, nerlmentul plot" suggested thnt
amateur gardener adopt the
title "Famine Garden. "
FOR WEARING
QUALITY
Work Shoes
HEAVY 6" and i" work
ho and boot. Both
double and llngU aolai.
$6.50 to $11.75
nB4i
Borgmann
8" BOOTS
Lightweight boot. 8" lace.
to-toe tyle. Both leather
and cord soles.
$10.85
Bergmann or Marshfield Loggers
Light and heavyweight logger boots by two famous manu
facturers, Marshlleld loggers have single vamp and sole.
$15.85
Your Pioneer Klomoth Clothiers
DREW'S MANSTORE
733 Main
Phone 3463
SO THRILLING TO
Motkesi
. . . ON HER DAY
To Be Remembered with Flowers
Gift Boxos of Cornations, Roses, Sweet Peat,
Stocks, Snapdragons. A styled Bou
quet of Gardenias, Orchids or Rose.
FLOWERS ... so rich in the Spirit of Giving!
Flowers by Wire Anywhere
BONDED Member of Florists Telegraph
Delivery Association, Inc.
Open until 10 p. m. Friday, Saturday 8 a. m., to 2 p. m. Sundoy
KLAMATH FLOWER SHOP
1211 Main St. Charlie Mack Sanford Hose Phone 4159
You Had
Better
fy " r (fir
4
and next to Christmas ... or
maybe even more important
than even then . . . she will expect
and cherish . . . the "remembrance"
you give her . . . so . . . sketched below
are a few of the "things" she will love . . .
'AM
I : Aim
fa :.. &
' v. Mb;"1.
mm
UAwLm
Luscious Slips . . .
... of softest satin ... or smooth
crepe . . . tome are loaded with lace
. . . others' are tailored . . . white
. . . Tearoee . . . Pink . . . Black . , .
3.95
1 TsZJ
IO p'
8.95
ffii Housecoats . . .
... in an orray of lovely Prints . . .
Made of fine Rayon . . . and yards
of material to wrap fully around . . .
10.95
Lovely Gowns .
... In solid colors . ... and of
satin . . . "smooth as silk" . .
sketched a cap sleeve . .
teemlna with lace . . . Pink or
White
6.95
2 Way
Stretch . .
by Ladl-Lastiks . . . taHn
trimmed . . . pan tie airdle
... or plain girdle types . . .
(the waist measurement de
termines the size)
to
9.95
Pajamas . . .
... In the short sleeve butcher boy
style . . . gaily flowered print ... or
Roman stripes , . . (they come also In
the popular "Shorties")
5.95
Pantie . . .
... of satin or crepe . . .
lace trimmed ... in while
only ...
3.29
to
6.95
'
nw ft
"; ' "
1 A0 WZV
Hand made slips ... with
delicate embroidery . . . any
woman .". . knows slips like
these ...
525 Main Street