TUESDAY, AI'WI, 22. 1IIS2
IIKRALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PACE SEVEN
Hhl PTA-Merla Wrilnrliiy,
2 p.m., nt III nchool,
nururr) - Mtn. I'lujd Pike, IIIJI
Mitchell, iimii-n' nil iiiKi'iy Moil
tiny ut Mil In Ul o liu-pUiil.
I'niniiilril tlrno N. Wnller ul
llielirr, Colli., recently wnn pro
milled In MTuniiit while aei vIiik uii
Hid Kni riiii bill I Intt imt Willi the Jml
1 1 1 1 n l ll i y Dlvlnlun,
Thrlii llhii-ri'Hiilnr niprllim In
Mhnliilrd Kir Wriiiiw.day, Tail p.m.
in tin' loOK Mull. I'HrruU mo In.
vitrd to u politick auupcr ul 0 .30
picifillng tin inrcllny.
Hutlie-I'lc. U-uiiciio C. Match
ed. 11(10 UIMii-c, ipniiitly w
nwiirdPd Hip (Annual Infantryman
limine wlillp lliihllnif will) the IMIlli
liiliintry Hculiiipiil In Korea.
Vlaltura-Mr. mid Mrs. bid bun
liny i luilock. C'alll., nppiit lu.-l
ui'i-krlid III Klnuiutll Fulln Willi
iliplr mi ami iliuiulilrrlii-inw. Hid
unci llprllm Hiinday, 710 Main. The
latter are iiioviiiu to Turlut-k Ui
nuike llirlr luiiiio.
( umplrlri (otir Willlnm P,
K nil. Mill n Clmrlry K King.
Kluiiiiilli Full', rri-piilly complet
ed it riiiirnp in radar electronic:,
at tjie Navy'a Hun DIpku air eta-
HnUled - but. Johnny L. Bi nll.-.r.
wluue wilr. hhlrlry. Uvea at Wreil.
leiiutly Iff t Hip 3MIi Infantry 1)1
vlnloii nl the Korpan fronl lor ro
tation In the Hulled Htalrv Hp i
the tun ol Mr. and Mn. John dua
lise, Weed.
I'ruinutrd John H. Rom of Bo
nntirii, urrvliiH Willi Coiupnny A,
tiVath I'liiKlnpcr Ilulullun, 40lli In
fuiilry IJlvlnliin In Korea, recent
ly wan promoted lo acritcunt.
Award Kill. Huniucl K. Clirowl,
Mlillaud, him been awarded the
Combat Medical undue fur lionl
llue medical activity In Korea. He
ii wllh the moth Infantry llegl-un-iu,
401 h Iiifiinlry Dlvl.-.luu.
I'ntlurk -Ply Parents and Pa
linn, will have a iiolluck dinner
ul Hip achoul calclrrla Thursday.
Mav I. at t 30 p.m. Mcmbera are
invited in brinst their famllloa.
'I hose attPndlntt are anked lo brim
a dlnlt and table aervlce.
Final Meeting The final meeting
of l.indlry llelglita Home Kxlenaion
unit waa held April 9. No mure are
aehedulrd until next September.
Mra. Gordon Uwmla and Mra. Har
old Borton conducted the leaaun
in purBC-making.
TreibyUrlan Women Bethany,
Ilorcea and Miriam Clclra are to
lie hoata Ttuiraday, 1 p.m., at a
Suit Charges
Theater Firm
Klamath Tliealres Inc. waa
iianird dpfrndalit In a IS. WO auil
brought by the molliPr of a aeven
year-old girl and filed Monday m
Circuit Court here.
Plaintiff In the action Ii I.mda
Newnham. through her mother.
Either Newnham.
The complaint drawn by Attor
ney., u.8. Balcntliip and II C.
Merryman charge Klamatli The
airpa Inc wllh npgllKcncp which
ipaultedWIn permanent Injury to
Ihp Newnham child nt the Tower
Thpalre, Sept. 18, I Ml.
The complnlm chargea a heavy
objeet lennlug agnlimt a wall in
a paaaageway to the reatroom fell
on the girl Inflicting cula and lac
prnllnna of the head and forehead.
Iiijurv lo Ihp mfck and right eyo
and back Injury.
Mondoy, April 22, 1929 Troop II of Ihe Boy Scoutt left
Saturrioy morning by cor for Paper Springs on the Ahlond
highway. They hiked from Ihe highway to Ihe springs. The
lollowlng icouti voted if Iho best day In months: Robert Bolh
inny, Richard Ebl, Robert Royce, Goylord Berrymon, Robert
Smith, Fred Smith, Ivon Smllh, and Zed Horrls. Mrs. H. W.
Ilathiany ond Oscar Hoover, tcout executive, furnished
Iransporlotion,
Tuesday, April 23, 1929 R. C. Groesbeck, prominent Klomalh
lawyer, was elecled preildent of Ihe chamber ol commerce for
the ensuing year. C. A. Dunn wos elected vice president; Vy. 0.
Smith, treasurer; ond Eort C. Reynolds, secretory. The boord of
directors is composed of: Mr. Groesbeck, H. N. Moe, Jim
Kerns, John C. Boyle, Glenn Houl, E. H. Balsiger, Fred Fleet,
A. M. Collier, t. M. Bubb, J. A. Gordon, E. B. Hall, C. H. Un
derwood ond W. C. Dolton.
Wednesday, April 24, 1929 In courtesy to the girls entered in
1 Ihe beauty contest, Albert Austin, monager of the Hotel Willard,
cnieriainod ol o noon luncheon ot the hotel yesterday. Covers,
wore laid for Sybil Bomber, Grace Bennett, Carol Cortwright,
Faye Gordon, Blanche Hormon, Addie Jenkins, Agnes Klobiuba,
Helen Monroe, Helen Muni, Eula Reeder, Minnie Ruhume ond
June School.
Thursday, April 25, 1929 "Miss Klomalh" will leave tonight
nl 10:10 o'clock on Ihe train for Portland where she will re
present Ihe Klamath Empire in Ihe slole contest. "Miss Klom
olh" who Is Miss Dorothy Powell spent yeslerdoy shopping ond
heing photographed. Duke O'Neil, sales manoger for Ooklond
Pontioc, yeslerdoy gave some of the new cars a treat and acted
as chaufleur for "Dot" on her shopping 'trip. -
Friday, April 26, 1929 Mrs. Lester Off laid was hostess to her
bridge club on Wednesday evening ot her home on North
Seventh. Mrs. Paul Foster ond Miss Lila Moe were special
guests, Mrs, Ivor Noal Stewart held high score; Miss Lila Moe,
second high, ond Mrs. Korl Hanno, consolation.
Saturday, April 27, 1929 Generol Conby chopter, Children of
the American Revolution, held an Interesting meeting Saturday
oltcrnoon ot the homo of Mrs. Bert C. Thomos on Poclfic Tor
toco. Herbert presented an Interesting paper on the life of Paul
Revere. Wilbur Jones, Jr., Is president of Ihe chapter. ,
"Iniure With Landry"
THE
LIABILITY
V. T. Johnson
John A. MeColl
D. L, Thomos
AUTO PROPERTY
419 Main Street Phone 2-252
ixillutk luncheon at I he h ll nt I'rra.
bvlerian Church lor nil church
women. Dr. John llrprt, ol Urn Na
tlnnnl fluarri ol Mli.Moim, la 10
make mi addreaft. Womipii are re
merited lu luke Utile aervlce.
(Ilrl Hcciul and I'amn Fire- Pic
lurea on pane n In Ulny paper.
HI. Paid'a (iulld HI. PiiiiI'h Kplv
copal Church annual punl-Eailer
IPn Hiilurday, Klmila ol Nallona
iIipmio, with exhibits mid entertain
iiipiiI.
Hqimrp llam-e The wrokly
iniiiiin iimiii.it ri ,-jir.r, -juiik nmi
' Ifillllxhl UL a.
Merrill Cub Hroiiln Park 7, rr
lo have their nionlhlv pulhirk and
puck Hireling Thurjday, 0:30 p.m.
1'olor Hhii Th public la In
vited lo view two color lllim.
"Terminal HUrllluitlon" and "Hial
Bulilea May Live." lo be ahown
at Die llenllh Department, 10111
M In. next Monday at 3 p.m. The
picturei are n erpcclal Inlcrertt lo
expectant inother-i and mothers of
yuun bablen.
irpal Bmika -itroiip In lo iiippI
lIliirMlny, p.m. at I lie Cllv II-
ibrary. in iIIm-ii-ji llbfily' bv
John Mtuarl Mill, ladera will be
! Mr. (.'harlp-. Orlffltha and Mra.
i Harold Palmer.
I Timnaenit Club -A nipplhn has
been nehedulPd for Hip ItPrnice
McOrncken home, 400 N. mh, for
t p in. lonlghl.
To Porllamt .Mr. arl Mra. Gor
don S'eelp, Portland, returned to
their home afler a abort visit here
with frlenda and relatives, Steele
la the president of the Portland
Traction Co.
Mertlnf The BervlcPa-lo-thP-agpd
Coinmlnnlon will iiippI a p in.
today In the Chamber of Commerce
roonia lor election of offlccrn. Mra.
klenevu Duncan In chairman. Tlie
jcominliuilun. compoird of aevernl
Kluinath Tall organliittlons acta
aa a clriirlhg Imuac for year-around
jaervlce to elderly peraoru.
i Announi-entpnt ThohP wlnhlng to
attend Ihe dinner lor Bute Preal
IdPiil Ruih riPlchpr, Albany, to be
.held S Wedneaday at the Wl
nema Hotel pleane cn 11 4341 or
J I404. A regular meeting will be
held at Ihe Eaiile'a hall. I p.m.
following the dinner and there will
tu. mitiutlnn of eitndldatea and a
! politick dinner afler the meeting.
I Dorothy Hamatreet la president of
the local auxiliary.
! Improving Rva Taylor, mana
ger of Tola to Teem u Improving
I at her home In Ihe Alpha Apart
imenta following major aurgery at
Klamath Valley hospital.
Rummage Sale Sacred Heart.
Pariah Hall. Friday and Saturday,
aponaored by 81. Mary'a Altar So
ciety. Vlallor Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Rhoadca, Orovllle. Calll.. former
rpaldenia of Tulelnke are vlaltlng
friends In Ihe California town thla
week. Rhoadpa former chief of po
nce, luieinae, in now einiuwvi-u ni
the county hospital at Orovllle.
j Park No. J will meet at the
lAlmmoni r'rmeniary acliool Wed
Jne.iday, 7:30 p.m.
1 Mppllnt Tlie Chrlallan Women'a
Fellowahlp of th Firm Christian
Church meeta at the church 11 a.m.
ThurMlay for a bunneaa meeting.
Potluck at noon with devotlonala
and aludy at I p.m.
WORLD'S LARGEST SIILER AT10C
l fiVi Ji:iiklr i
SAVE MORE-BUY 100 TABLETS.490
FIRE
Catholics Plan
School Parley
DrlPgnllona from Klamath Falla
Merrill, l.akrvlrw and CIiIihuiii
will be among llime attending the
twnlth aniiunl deanery conference
of Ihe Conlrnlernlly nf Chrlntlaii
Doclrlne for Hie (llocpp of linker
thin coining Thurndav at Itrdmond
Thpmc of thp confprpnrc on ra
lloini pduciillon of Cnlhollo rlu
(lent- atlPiidlng public arhooln will
bp '..anclllyhi; Ihe l,ori!' Day."
according lo npv. T. P. Caapy,
pitalor of Hncrrd Heart Church,
Khnnnlh Kullv
The ronlnirncp will atari at 8:30
Thuradiiy wllh Holy Mm Hi Ht.
Thnniaa Chinch nt Rp-lmond. Two
HKNaiona, oiip lor ailulta and Iho
oilier for high achtiul aludi-nla wl)l
RI'ifilH'f'IIAT'lON
Adtilln delpgnlra to Ihe conlor
ence will meet at the Otlnn Tlip
ater with reglalrall'm nt 0:30. Btu-
oenia win regiaier at Ihe aamr
houi and meet all dny In the May.
fair Thealar.
Delegatea fruiii Una area giving
local unit rPiHirb, lo Ihe adult arc
llnn will be Margnrcl Molllor of
Chllnnntn. Mra. R. F. Hooker
Klainalh Falln. Mra. Wilfred Duval
Lnkevlew.
Sacred Henri Chorlalcra will be
heard In two aelecliona, "Old Ab
ram Brown" and "Our Dlahop'a
Praypr."
Closing ikiIp of Hip adult morn
ing kC-iaMMin will be commcnlfi
from the Moat Rev. Francis P
l-elpxlg, D. D Bishop of linker.
Topical atibjeru will be dla
eiured In Hip afternoon by Mr
Michael MeOtilrp, Klamath Falls:
VlncPiil Klllren, l.akevlew and
John Dpgnan, Mrrrill.
Among anrakprs for the high
cphool section HstPd arp Stsnlpy
Miller and Rospmarv O Kf-le of
Merrill and Marv Egau, Bacrcd
Heart Acpdemy, Klamath Falls.
LKAi)i:ns
Clergv achi-luled to a I lend be
aldea Blshon l.lepilg nre Ihp Revs,
(leorne O'KppIp, Portland, CCD di
rector; John Bnumgartner. CCD dl
reclor, Enterprise: Raymond Heard,
youlh director, Freewaler; T. P.
Casey, A.M. Domnlck and A O. Ed
warda. all ol Klamnlh Palls: Mlclv
ael Aheari'e. Redmond: Uobprl
Kennedy. Chlloriuln: Vincent Ker
wick and Richard Oleeson. Bend;
Thomas McTelgup Prlneville.
James O'Connor and Palrlrk I.un
ham. Lukevirw and John Phelan,
Merrill.
Flight Refuser
Convicted
WASHTNOTON I Tlie Air
Force dtaclooed Tuesday that a
second filer thla one a navigator
had been convicted on charres
growlnp out of a refusal to fly.
He Is Capl. Carl J. liard. 34. of
Reenter Air Force Base, Blloxl,
Mlsa.
Irard -was found gulltv of "mal
ingering"' by an Air Force court
martial at Kee.-.lrr.
wards, allol Klamath PalU; Mich- nni A-iiimmeni service Inc. v, l it, .nrf Mr. .1 v r.riew I IVS-' V 11
' 9l ' & VkTEENSTERS, ' ''
jMf'S' ' BOBBY BRITCHES
(:. rM?Zf ' Jv;-PV--: "i :
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k' ---f '',"" I 1 I t The km snfr you ekooa tr )" lihrio
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I s ' v 5Sf I hi V ' leaa 0d iritclwa for thm trim line yoi want , " j
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?.t - Hi -V ' ; - f" fc.. 11,,,.. Hi vvc?..-" rteetd-anlotilretf foe Hie Future. . r . "x
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"V if . ' N U I 1- 'Ft',
' ; ' - :
.,.,11, ..Ti. i.) ii"ryny , m
turn us
"RltNNrTT-Horn to Mr. an-l Mn
franrU lUnn'tt, 'JIM fltalMt. l Klin
Mh Vullffv HwiplUI April ?t. I"2.
boy Wtlftil: 6 pMtndl IJ unct
MeKKNZIC tium In Mr. and Mn
Jnvk M-Kcnrl. n.Mfi Mlll.r. at Ktm
lh Vlly HuapllNl April 24, lftri, a
kfiy. Wftigltl:: piunfj 4'i ounrai
MANNING-Born u, Mr. arid Mm
Antirtw Manning, :ntM Mint, al Klam
lh Vntlfv fopill April 21, a
buy Wrlvhl' p' unfit 14 buni
KIKNTZ Born l Mr. and Mn Oan.i
Klcnt. H'm 112. 1'iJMakc. Calif., al
Klsitulh Valley H'l.piul April 2'l. ItU.
h b"v. Wftght: 7 ("und4 10' bunt
KMlTII Hum in Mr, and Mra. Jack
Minllli, 2'2 fayii. al Klamath Vallt
"o nl'Ml Ap-'l 21. flrl. Wtiflll
1 pundi V i ouii' f a,
.. ni.uA to Mr. and Mra.
William l1lJlfy, ill Ixjwrll, al Klam
ath VflUy H'plU April 21. Wi,
gir Wflahl: 9 pjurid fi'4 buncci.
HMOWN Oorn u, Mr. and Wil
liam Urnwti, Malm. Ora , at Klartutri
Vallry H'fapltal Aim Jl XI, l32, a bu.
Wf glil: 7 pound I V t f(iot'
Mrl.KOD- Horn to Mr. and Mn.
D'inal'l MrLrod, B-tly, Ori,, al Klain
alh vaiiny tioipnai April ai, ivs,
I Ituy. Walght: 0 pounda 4 ounr.
-OMri.AiNTi ruin
l.inda Newnham. Uy and through htr
giiardMn ad lltam, K.thar Newnham. v
Klamath Ttteatrci Inc., ault to C'.llcrl
VMI. roata and dliburamnta. V. h
llalrntlna and II C. Meroman, at
Unnti for plaintiff
Laron Goodman v NHtla V. Ood
iiii.il, n 1 1 lor dlvtM. C'oupla marr-td
ApMI, IU40. Vanrouvrr. Wuh Charge
riutlly. R. r. Mvlimn, attorney iur
plaintiff,
Mary L. Kenega vt. Herbert II
Krnaga. mil for dvrce. Couple mar
ried Aug 11. 11(70, A lila nd. Ore. Charg-
rriiell. Platntlff rk4 CU' tody on
in nor child 92 Pr month rhlld aup
pmi A W. ttrnanrp. attorney tot
plaintiff
. Ituth I Duff v. Harold l. Duff, auil
fnr divnrra. Couplr married June :0,
1140. Klamath ralU, Ore. Charg?.
rrurlly. Plaintiff -kt ruitody tun
minor rhlldren, 70 per monlh rh Id
iipport C, Meroman attorney or
plaintiff.
Clara M. Olacn v. ErtU M Olnrn,
tun for dlvorre. Cnila married July 1
1P77, Plarerville, Calif. Charge, crudlv
Plaintiff (eki rul"dv fix miner chM
dren, tIM per nt'nth ch'ld auppO't.
properly teltlemcn) L. O. Bliemoc,
attorney fnr plaint) If
Oweni Adjuitmeni Service Inc. vi.
Orald S- Whlilatch. alto known a
Jerry Whltlatch and Jane Doe Whit
lalrh, auil to colleil total iumi of
:.fit IA with Interert on iumi aa de
arrllcd, cobU and dliburaernenta. H. T.
Mcriren attorney for plaintiff,
Owen Adlutlment Service Inc. vi
Htiter llronaon and Jane Doe Bronaon.
auil to rollerl bO 5.1 with Interest there
on al iix per cent from Dec. 14. li4,
coal and dliburtemniu. B. T. McLaren
attorney for plaintiff
Owena Adjustment Service Inc. vi
Lillian Down i Capp. ault 'to collect
aat thereon at
rent from July 31, 1031, eoU and
buracmenta It. U, Hclaren, attorney
I. Illl.ii Duwn, uppi. .ull 'lo coueel rt , rorlev I VI 'Ail
ISO wllh Inter..! ther.on at ilx Dr , I nlI J0 -""J I : 4 )
Wi-ne-ma Uottee II t chwMein M lL..iS.!!S.
I I SHOP f UaylWj -jf '-'r:r.j
I Ouolify Food A Reosonoble Prices C QuS - ' mUt '
PIUS j V loeoServaoDaof J tfgMf . v:V;-".' JJl
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Obituary
vv dikkirk
William Arthur Van Rmklrk. SI. a
native ol Taiome. Wah , and a reaidenl
of Klarnalh County for -V4 er. dl-d
In Tufinnrarl, N. M , April 20. iU',2
tturvlvora Include: hla widow. Claud ine
C . two loni, R'tdney and Douglaa. hit
oarenti, Mr. end Mn f. W, Van Bu
t"rk; a brother, Getald T, all of Dili
Dty, Van Buaklrk waa a member of
Klamath IKlga No. 77 A T aid A M .
Klamath ConMorv. Hrotr-h Hite. HH
lah Templa AAONM Hhrlne. Klm
h rl l-dga No 1747, BPO Klk.
Klarnalh TalU I.lona Club and Klirn
ath rail Charter No. 4. If A rurerl
arrjinfamenta will be announred later
by Vard K'meth runeral H"me
JA1 MMON
Walter Paul Jnrkon, 21, paaaed ivnv
near Tulelake, Calif , Apr I 20. IM2
fturvlvora Include: hit wife. Dorothv.
a aon. Paul Jr end a daughter, l.inda
of Iteyward, Calif: hla father, II A
Jafl:ion of Burk Burnett. Tex: thfe
brother. fWa ol lh- II H. Navy. Runnel)
of fan (.eandro, Calif : an- rtotri ut
North Carolina: a lter, lnora Hager
f Pe Bluff, Cal'f. The reme'na ar to
he forwardrd to the Kail Uwn Chan,
Oakland, Calif., for final rite and Inter
ment later. Ward Klamath funeral
Home In charge ft ihe errangmenU
MAW''
Oulnrv "Jack" A Tin ltawe. 4fl. "
nallve of Orrenwoo!. Okla , ard a r-l
rloot oft Klamath for II veart.
died liere April 22. IM3. Survlvori m
f 'l-da: a um, Reuben of Carnn Kobert.
IT ft Army two aUlern Mm Ven
ll.i-l. r Han Jr-.. ffclif nrf Mrt
I Helen Mannon of Poleau. OUa ; three
I brother, J. O. and W A. Hawe of
thla cit". Lern Cox of !Hn Pai-lo. Calif
1 hi mother Mra. Minnie Hauf of
Poleau. Okla funeral ervlre '-)! t-e
, announrad later by Ward'i Klamatn
! Funeral lib' nr.
HTTm.Ptl'OPtfl
Eva Let ha Weatherford. 64. a native
of lone. Ore., and a re.ldent M Klarn
alh ralU for 21 eara, died hrrr
I April 71. I'i32. Burvlvora Include- the
i widower. A. II Weatherford and a
daughter, Mra. Kleanora Heal of ihi
i ritj a altter. Mra. Arrhle R' vlngton
: ut rmmrll Ida : a hrr ter P ll f rd
of Bend. Ore. Mra. W'ealherford wa a
; member of Prosperity Hebekeh ldie
i IM. Funeral arrangement will W an
nounred later by Ward't Klamath
Funeral Home.
for nUintlff
Owen Adjustment Servlre Inc. v
rtohert H Fredrlckaon and Jane Doe
Fredrirkan. auil to collerl .-(.! wilh
'-- l thraon at alt pr rent from
June 7. HMO. cot and dlburvr.enU
n. t Mrliren. attorney for plaintiff.
MARRM'it: i irrscm 4
LFSL'KltR WINK1.EMAN Clement
O Leaueur, HI , aaleman Native of
New York. Realdent of Klamath Fatla.
Ore. Sylvia C Wlnkleman, 30. tecreury
Native of New Jeraey, Rcaldent of
Klamath Fall. Ore.
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Arthur M Painur, overload, forfait
I2H bail I
John Paul Panter, ovaload. For-1
feit .14 bail
lwii flay Heavllln, ran ttop aign
Fine. 7.W
Ivan Earl Capiat, overload. Forfeit
t.12 hall
John Aldrich Fox, overload. Forfeit
Vt'i hail
Herman Babln, no vehicle llcanaa
Fine. 10.
Alfred David M-Nalr Jr., violation
blc rule. Fife. 110.
Verla Dean hUeele, no muffler, tint
V
Kennelh M. Hlevfm, no operator
Ih-en e. Fine. M
Kmll HarrU, hunllnf during cloaed
eaoan Fine, 'M
Genevieve A. Rtinrhe, violation wage
and hour law. Fine, 92.1.
John Fdward Feeney, no operator!
Ilrrn-e, Fine, M.
Hflert Paymond lllcki, violation
balc rule. Fine, e2ff
Nrllaon Frnna MrPheraon, permitting
imlkenaed minor lo drive. Forfeit 10
b'l
Gait A. Ridenour. no vehicle Ikenae.
V' e. S
Gene Nlcholaa Young, angling In
cloaed water. Forfeit S15 hall.
POI.IC C COt RT
Rlrhard Harvey, drunk. Fine, $30 or
IS day.
John A. ftmilh, tall to ywm rigni oi
: v. by. Fine, IS.
1 William Curran. drunk. Forfeit $li
i ban
fto Curran. drunk. Forfeit tl9 ball.
Orville Lawvcr, drunk. Fine, 15 or
7'i day.
Marvin Tupper, drunk. Fine, 920 or
: 10 daya.
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Funeral service for John P. Jendrse-jew-ikl
will be held from the St. Htan
alaua Church, Portland. Ore . Wednea
day, April 2J at 9 a.m. Interment will
he In the Mt Calvary Cemetery,
Portland. O'Hatr'a Memorial Chapel in
charge of arrangement,
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caused an estimated $30,000 loa
luesday.
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"Had tried method after method
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In Iron, high In cereal protein, pro
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