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Newspaper Page TextTUKSDAY, OCT. 7, 1052 IIKIIAI.D AND NKWS. KLAMATH FALLS. OHKOON PACK FIVE CITY BRIEFS '." IVIIi-iiii I' l Kxccullve i-uinlnll. . ten will llll'll WcillllMlliy, a ilO ). Ill, Oliirrirt (-hull until mid i'pcriiilly "J lllllll Illlltlll'IH urged tu lllll'll.l. ,ni Yr Ohlr I'lliortlle I'ltlll will llllel nt Mm home ill )n,lr HiiuviT, a I ill , Iiiuiuw, 'llmrniliiy, 1J JO pin, Hi-lirkHli Nim'ImI I'IiiIi Ih hiiniNor, i.'luit n tin tl party Wi'iliii'Mluy III Hi.' t)()l" Hull. Drum-1 1 lunrlii'iill will he nerved lit 1 p in. by Kllrii , Wwlc Him i,iuIm O'llilru, C'uiili ,,Vll follow. Mi'inliriN null friend, cuiclliilly Invited. .' VIkIIIiii Mi. mid Mm. I'Vril 'Inylii. turnier 'riili'lultii li'Mili'itU, vi'iiinl Iiimc mid ni liili-l.ik" llim .wren. They now live ul Walnut . C'rrelt, Calif, i . "' (,1'irn ll.ni -Tint Un-HI-Do Winnie .',)iiiicn ( lull will Ui' In-Ill TlHirMiny (Jit. U IiiMi-iiiI ul (lit. 10 it i.liiu-il In ycsliTdny'K pnpiir. IIIIInIiIc HiiiiIUI Ml. !. O. I PiiIiiiiiii In homo 1 1 1 1 w iTcuvcilug limn a icC'iil Mnmo, Driver Gets Five Tickets ! School Group Sets lii-Jinks - program niiiiilii-r follows Willi Joe i Wes Oudcrlan, Hugh E.Mrs, Or. ilicas Irllniu of his it-cent trip lo : Ray Oldenburg. George Condrey, A Mexican. Hunllago Jliiilnc .Palrnna meeting tomorrow. 8 p m HI, Marr'a All. Hm-lrly will Ooiualc. 3H, of alio llroud, ran Into , 'n the KU ludltorluin incci at inr mum nun wun livo separate tralllc charge lute father are putting on the pro- Mil K Hint II H I I.WU Ti-lllli:ntia v. nuv one IiiivIiiii rummage gel It In Iruiu noon in a, fc'uropr fViJa nhriui -lrBnl tuill H fclvl ,llj..,k b I., bo the principal Kll,en. inl, School Band will ' w(h ttheM mw(.lm ,he ordrr ul bunliiran at u Klainalh have a go at something In the na- !.,.. ..,,n .., i,.. , . , , , mum jiu,.-. unite ' --,.-, Trre model, offering a wide va riety of shape, arc: Lane Warren, j Union High Hclinol Parent and ture of a concert. Oils Vlahos, W. J. Nancarrow, O.C. CJtiptlU, Louis Taucher. Nick Long. Delos Mills, Dick Reedcr. Lloyd I'rock and H. O. Juckeland. lirlieshnicnui will probably be needed. follow and yci.lcnlay allernoon when tilt cur drain under tun direction of Ilu.z Women of Die Mtmae ilruin i.Mi'itta will tinl,l uriii'l Irn til Mihimi I V- f..n u,-,i...;...i.. . q.-ji M, I Drive. ale needed. 'Ilione who am Inter ruli'il In Joining nliould a'lend iltl nieetlnk. Jimliucwr la Kd Mo-C'riit-keii. Mill-Swiped another vehicle at the unpliinuile Mil eel umlnrpa. The Hccnnd car waii driven bv Ci. A. UouuMdl, 44, of !34 I'ecK Lnrkln and Harry Todd, Following the Invocation by the The band, billed as "the hot ' dada," la comprlaed ol Marvin Fon dick, Lloyd Drjrby, An?r Loney, l.nMar Jcnuen, Byron Dlxkln, Kyle Morgan and Mayor Bob Thornp.son, TABLETS AQJ ONLY IT ftev. Uavld llainetl Jr., Klrsl Trca. lth Colley directing, hylcrlan Church, Pete Coiley'al A more nerloux but eniertalnlng moo r-nciaMTMSn SELFISH anough lo want your businait. GENEROUS nough lo apprtcial it! Carter's Collection Agency Ph. 6121 411 Main Heat Your Home with nw DUO THERM gnalllr-rrflrUnrr-R'aMtT WESTERN OIL m4 Rarncr Cvmpanr Mnylh Nth Fknnt 111 OSP To Hear Newsman UNIVKRHITY OP OltKOON, ' ' iHiieclali "Vmir I'uluie la Jour nuliMii," will be Larry KaiumiK'a Iiijiic when lie npe.ikfi at the 'JOlh ".iiniial Oiemm IHuh Sihool Pre I'linlrrniie to he held nt the Uul vrr.tlly ol Urruun Oclober U and Kannlnfi. veteran mniinuliiit edi tor ol the Hall Kriim'lwo Chronicle, will lie the featured nenker on the pioaimn. The iiiokiiiiii Imi In I'ludea a preview hhowluit "Park " Itnw." n fiill lenmli Hollywood tech nu tilur inollou plctuie on a diaiua llc Incident In nrwapiiper hinory. KUidinta mid advlfioin ol Orcon ";,Mk1i acliiMil pulillcittloila are exiec , ted to reach the out! mark In l .lendaiK'r. Advance ri-KlMiullnn w ill end Friday, October 10. Fra ternities and nororlllea will lurnlnh overnluht liuuilliu onlv lo atudenta whoie nchoiiln me reKlntered with the OreKon Heliolnatlc I'resa, upon Mira ol Hie conlerence. unci who hnve rrKiKtered by Oclober It). Accordion to Ur. Oordon A. 8a plne. dean ol the iinlvrralty'a , .jiehnnl ol jnurtiallain of which OHP Is a dlvlMon, conlerence Incllillea lor houMni! and meetinii rooina will be more extensive than ever brloie. The currlciilum ol the delenalea ' will Include ihree rotindlable dia- cumIoii Krnup and three prouraniK .: at conlerence riinnera. The dele lile will be the Buel ol Hie Unl i.'er.Mlv ol Oreiion athletic depart (iirni at the Unlveraliv of Orejinn Montana Btalo University looioall Kame. All Oregon hllih achooln are elial hie lo send representatives to the conlerence whether or not the achool is a member of the Oregon Hchola.tllc Prcsa Aaaoclalion. The rar hllllnii Robusli'U'a ve-1 hide didn't blop, and alter City , police nl a ilcscrliillon ol the vrhlcle mid learned It had turned oil on Broad blieet, they located j llon.ales and Ills mil Mercury ncdan at 4:i Broad. lie was charKed with ircklcsa drlviiiK, failure to Hop al the ix-cne ol an accident, havlnic no opcr alor'a license, no vehicle license, and no biaken. Tills mornuiK In Municipal Couit he pleaded liullly to reckless drlviiiK and havlnn In ndi'ipiale brakes, but a plea on the oilier three rharuea were postponed until this afternoon. Iliillillui - fellowship hall of the CoiiKieHiiilonal Church la koIiik up rapidly. Ihose .who haveu t mven toluiilary work on the church arc Invited lo Klve an hour or so In the evcnlim. Plenly ol Jobs to be done. New York Mary Louise Case, Khillialll Falls, Is aipoilu i.M llieo. loulcal sludeiiln from every alale lit Ihe union who have auccesv I lully malrlculaled at Union Thco- loillcal beminary. Prevhvlerlan Hospital Hhlrley lleiininiiei , (lauKluer ol Mr. and Mia. U. M. lleiininiiei-, Kl'l Kbei leln Ave., enrolled In the Presby terian Hospital's school of nursing in Chlcaiio last week. Mum Menu incer was iraduated from Klamrlh Union MlBh Hchool iimui. , i.ocA Boy Scout troops win par ticipate in a conscrvaiioii innjr.i Scouts To Try Conservation Girls Battle In Courtroom i , An extralecal battle waa thrown Into a District Court action yester- day allernoon. and as a result "JO-venr-old Mary Brown, an Indian , eirl. la serving live days In the i C'nunly jail for contempt of cnurl. Rhe was Involved In a face-slap rium and hnlr-pulllnit episode wilh ler sister. Llla Amos In the court J room. I Both were MipM)ned lo be wtl I ncs-.es In a minor criminal action J involving a pclly larceny charae aqalnst Cllflord Wallace Williams, i III. who Is accused of Mrullnc some I bedding rom a nelnhhor woman i on Itnllle 1, Lola Lee Chocktool. I Williams pleaded Rullty in court ! ve'.lerday mnrnlnu. and waa to be j aenienred in Ihe allernoon. I Hut in the meanwhile, some In I formation reached District Judge D. F.. Van Vaclor that cast a doubt as to whether Mrs. Chock tool even owned the beddlnn or whether II was alnlcn. that It mllit belnnir lo Mary Brown. When Williams was brought back Into court. Von Vactor asked the I'arlv Klamath Lutheran Ladiea Aid are having their annual birth day paily at the church purler All ladles ol Ihe church are urged to attend, Tuesday at B p.m. I'IiiIi Meet Thcla Thela Rho Cilrls Club will meet lOOF Hall. I'.Su p.m. Wednesday. Deborah Circle ol Ihe First Presbyterian Church will meet 7; 30 p.m. Wednesday, al the homo ol Mrs. Henry Perkins, 1!27 Pa cific Terrace. All Interested busi ness women Invited, Tea Oct. lBlh, Deborah Circle ol Hie First I'le.ibylerian Church Is sponsoring a Parcel Post lea from 3 lo 5 in the Church Parlor. Two of Them Anne B. Barker. Klamath Falls, was listed In the City Brlels yesterday as art edi tor of the Raider, student year book al southern Oregon College. However, she Is co-editor. The oili er eo-edllor la Carol Burrltl ol Klamath Falls. , Hume Again Mra. Cllflord A. Dunn, who has been a patient in Hillside Hospital, has been re turned to her home at 20111 Monzu nil a till cel. Ham Dinner Sacred Heart Academy Mothera Club annual ham dinner in the gym, 6:30 to 8 p m. Thursday. Children 15c. Adulls. 11.60. Proceeds lo purchase alhletlc equipment. Dnrraa CircleMeets al home ol Mra. Raymond Hall, 6345 Sim mers Street, Thursday, 1:30 p.m. Mariners Cloh MeeU at First Prii.byleran Church, Thursday, a 46 p.m. Polluck, sound film and lorum. Vi'.V Kit Parents, Patrona meet at Klamath Union High School, to morrow. 8 p.m., wilh lathers of fering special program. lo uUIIkc 10.0110 deer and elk hides wasted each year. According to game management officials there are over 240,000 deer and elk taken each hunting aeaaon, but leather Industry rcixirla only one-lourlh of lliese Iildes lind their way Into trade channels. A group ol leather Industry and game department men, Interested in conserving a larger percentage of this scarce material are In viting scout units ail over the north west to participate In this project. These men have organised a re ceiving atallon lor green deer and elk hides and will pay the units lor each hide. Any local hunters who have a hide thev don't waul should notliy Iheir neighborhood scout troop or call the council ofllce In Klamath Falls, and It will be picked up. OOOI) KIOItY WMTLRS DUBLIN. Ireland l Irish auth or Frank O'Connor says his recent visit to the United Stales gave him a leeling thai "every American Is a born shoit-slory writer." He visit ed Harvard and oiher universities where he gave lectures. I nao one or two short stories submit ted lo me bv young students that were as good as any new work 1 ve read lor years. yonlh whether he had stolen Ihe I bedding, and he said that he didn't. I He said a fellow In Jail had ad l vi.sed him lo plead guilty, because 1 he'd "liavo a lough llmo II he j didn't." j Van Vaclor set aside Ihe guilty I plea, and ordered a trial for Wll I flams today. , Bui the two girls. Mary Brown j it ncl her sister, became embroiled In an argument and light which I resulted In the Amos Rill gelling I mauled. V'an Vaclor sentenced I Mary Brown to five days In Jail. New Miracle) Drug gives RELIEF QUICK MINOR of HROAT IRRITATION du to coldt, tmoklng end othar common throat Irrltonts Nrw, wnnildful NI O-AgUA-nmM ii tiu ami fflftnvc mofki to w: J (1) fcltettt i)idin((ii( ilmou (2) Inhibit Hum pmitivr ttfim repunttbl for mmi infljmm.iiirti, ih.inki in inn btniic miflilc dru Tyrothrinn. ' Plraunt Aivoied NCO AQI.A IHIN ll liunnicetl to iverifte up to mm tt muth ti( pain rrlievinji total i nfMifi.it or tttrnv inhibiiinjt irtftrrdirnis at oilier Icutinji product!, Note: If throat Irritation caut lcer, iee your doctor. .. '". 1 - i i .if' NEO AQUA-DRIN THROAT lOZINOIS Mode by MtKatiea ond ftobblni Bridgeport, Cass, Man Guilty Of Assault After a trial yesterday In Dis trict Court, Charles H. Zlegler, op erator ol an auto repair shop at 17 Main, was lound guilty of as sault and battery. Sentence is lo be passed tomor row. The charge grew out of a ruckus Friday which began when Orvine David Ooslnskl, a Kraft Foods truck driver, parked hla truck In front of Zlegler's place of business while making a delivery to a store across wic mi ci v. C 3 All Mokes In SfocJc ' Try Them 1 All I Smith Corn - Unjrw-J Rtmlngtan Rons' VOIGHTS PIONEER Office Supply Co. 42 Mala 23 AjQ- Monday, October 7, 1929 The second meeting of the mer chant's association will be held this evening,. Election of officers will be held and the organization wilt be completed so thai business con be outlined ond token up ol onco. M. N. Moe will preside os temporary chairman. J. N. Auslin, Waller Weiscn danger ond C. 0. Moore ore the committee in chorge. Tuesday, Octobor 8, 1929 Waiter Lossclt has returned to Klamolh Falls from his home ot Mashwouk, Minnesota, ond hos accepted a position on the OCE railroad. Mr. Lassett visited in this city in June when he was en route home Irom Colifornio. Wtdntiday, October 9, 1929 The student's room ot Klamath Union High School has sold over 300 second-hand books this . year. The personnel of Ihe room includes Chester Hamaker, Cloir Chrislopherson, Harry Spraguc ond Bruce Campbell, wilh Everett Vanderpool acting as supervisor. Thuiidor, October 10, 1929 The general meeting o( the Wom en's Library Club was held ot Ihe City Library club rooms. Dr. G. A. Masscy gove a most interesting talk on sanitation. Miss Dorothy Stevens rendered two songs in her usual charming man ner, ond Miss Harriet Hunter delighted Ihe crowd wilh o piono solo. The next meeting will be held November 8lh under the , direction of Mrs. G. A. Krause ond Mrs. R. R. Macartney, Friday, October 11, 1929 Klamath Agency's Women's Club held Iheir monthly meeting and study session on Tuesday after noon. Miss Mildred Olcson ond Miss Margoret Nye, librarian of . "; Ihe Klamoth County Library met with the club. 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