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,.j Circulation nonn THE 0EENS UINIOCK MING CASE DAILY KLAMATH United New, and United Press Telegraph Services KLAMATH FALLS, ORE.. .WEDNESDAY. MAY 6. 1925. NEWS Official Paper of City oj KLAMATH FALLS DARK COiMI'I.KCTEl) LOCAL BOY SKI'S Gus Vorden 'l miff. .'....v.Y.i.ur nrxuuu, UlININlISli 17 1 .0 1 OVER IIULLETS OF BIG SIX SHOOTER T , br.and Jurys Action Price Five Cent Shepherd Held' Lory To Me' Ll In Murder 4 ,,...-'' May . Mrs. Ju"a M . .lit of William Dar- itUl. charged w" VtUUm N'l ( ,, lorcl to urup r ,,,, inJ believer Id I , InBixenr. and km. of P"lun. money . rr today held " ' nlh'ird murder, of WKio M.l'lliil'i. k The , :ni"4 " " v"r'11''1 0( pr iivnr (. OIm.ii, Jut Harry T olm I . I III...H ,. ,a,f liv jii.m- . ; til hour s h. Ill ml .Vr : hrpherd ! ill of :,:ik-nir.'' that Si-i'!i''rii had la 1 lO y.-iir pint to j.cilglurk fortune. a." ot by Hi" Jury, icurrrd In tin- Indict-' lrd ami "Hr " Chaa 1 the William Mrtiln-' fair... The Jurora Local pn! r nfl'.er. h broke up a hiHitlni errap ye.lerduy In. Ill vlrlnHy iif Fourth and Oak at ret.. d"c!are tbat they wltneaard one of the moat note worthy phenomenona In tb but tor? or tola locality, wnan Jo Danlt-U with a Ions; barreled all Run acred H.rry tiro wo pink, and the facta ara tbat lUrry llroaro la black too. All tbla troubla aroaa r a llttla launderata.dlng. Brown aald. ha rall.-d Jon a prattjr touch nana, unprintable. In fact. Poa alhly tha troubla aroaa orar a llttla Inalgalflcanl pair of aperkled Ivory rubra that wouldn't roll Juat rUht. or may lie It waa a hl-brown l.liii, llrowri wouldn't aay. Anyway relation, were d cidedly strained to aay the least. Anj yotcrday event mov ed faat an I all Ilic trouble In the world iiititx to a bead at omv mlicu Jic pulled t III a wicked locking amok waxon and ita i i to draw a wobbly bead on llrowu who proceeded to tear great holes lu tha acenery getting out that troubleaoma locality. aiter i started 1 heard three aiiota fired, but I waa movla', months ago. Thaaj aecret Indict Urown declared. One glanced omenta war aUo ntmu t h. cr.r man shoulder and I ; grand Jury which ajpaeta to wiaduD ! Ita aaaaloa today. r I The grand Jury yealrrday return ed a not true bill la faror of Qua i tlordon, charged with aaaault on "Boy. .John Collmaa. farmer llrlng 6 mllea ; waat of Klamath falla aereral FOR TROTZKY TO STOP RED SPREAD Judge's Steno PULMOTGR TO BE DI LtUlUiN U back aea aomathlng eomin' I thought waa three bumble baa, than' t decided, tbat waan't "o bumftla boaa. that waa them old lullela ao I quit loafln' and pull 'right away from 'em, no fool In' " All thia aure contalna a gra'ln of truth, the offlcara affirm, becauaa when they raptured It r own he waa tearing along faator than any bullet ever dured go. Joe ahlnea braiitwcrk on the I'aa'.lme billiard hall'a upU;3r lor a living while Itrownle aund wlrht'H n uliiiif or two In between I'l-llre Caiette noie! ut .Mara burlier abop. Regain Power Isolation Of RuuU Will Stop Jordan, who haa bean held In thai" ww' L Trouky county Jail atnea hia apprebanaloa Moow !"' I the day of tha' aaaault' waa releaaed Judge Lent L. Gaghagen received i a ahock which upset the dignity and Believed If War Chief Can ' h " 'Local Ex-Sexvk. Men Ar. torday when the newi leaked out : 1 that hU chief office aaaiaunt Mum ' Dorothy Currln had picked j up Monday night by a young a peed I cop doing 17 mfla per on tha cor- I poraia eiretcn ot iaa law-aoiamg ORAY SAYS U. P. MEMORIAL DAY 7eaterday. It waa charged Jordan an employe of tha Mountain dairy. of which (Tollman waa the owner, attacked Collman with a bay knife, aeverely cutting him about the bead ; and arma. PETITION QUI HERE TO KILL , GAME BILL 502 ? Quick To Perceive And Meet City's Demand IN CENTRAL ORE. SERVICE PLANS ARE COMPLETED town ot Aahland. few dan. tha Lnttd v.w. im..! Cnder eroaa examination, Mlae from an authoritative source. ! Currln admitted that the primary Trotaky will work In the atate' llegtlona aa aet forth by tha hlgh- aerrira when he- returna, but the!' Aahland law enforcement offl- nature of the poat to be asalgned i cia,a- were aubatantla!ly correct. "It to blm could not be ascertained. It waa this way," abe chained. "I , la rumored that tha former min-l wu driving my mother. Mra. C. 8. later of war will assume a respon-' Currln. my grandmother, Mrs. Del- slhle position In the economic ad- ell. and Mrs. Claud H. Davla. toi juiinbitration, possibly in the atate, Med ford to take In the "Greenwich I j planning commission or on the coun- Folliea" show, and we were !a:e. I II of defense. We had Juat panned the Ashland! 1 !clty limits when this nice young j I.CN'DCN. ilay 6. Old world speed cop overhauled us on his mo-j ftntesmpn nre InnVino n r AA t .a . i , - bum uti- vt an i ie uuiri. lie sreairu axiuui . n world, from the uncom- nlce and Biid he might have been inatru:aent, ag wa, explaIned , :rrMr0w ,e pre,-,---!: ia ,ve h:s ... f.i.r z. i rs In Moscow. ! mter which said 47 m es oer . . i Ton vnr t,.i,., .!.- . . ' used aa a iirst aio measure tor re- , n, Sour cnd maybe I was only going , ,h ,,. , ..... a ...... . . mo.- t feared n n in lh. .,u ..4 -- . - . moving the water Iron i.e.rrrnuiiiii i.rii.iuii milieu in uu 27, Anvwaj, ue Paid .1 i was asso-: prevent the enactment of House conwnnonai ponticmn would Following out tba cardinal prin ciple of tha American Legion, of continued aervlea to country and community, Klamath Poat No. t went on record last night to pur chase at an early data, a pulmotor to be donated to tba city of Klam ath Falla and Installed at the city hall under the charge of tha fir department. It waa pointed out at the meet-' 'eg that here la no pulmotor to be -ad in Klamath Falls at the pre sent time, and had there been one the little West boy could have In i all probability have been aeved Mill dII2. Introduced and pusxed at c'nted -tth the Klamath Falls Dol- have looked to blm for anything , .i.iv. t,ij . fci.h ...i, UIJ ' lUttlltrB ID. rt. ...jil 1- na the lungs ; of a drowned person, and where Ufa but trouble. .ho luut to uti.li.ra h.v. ,hn,o,.uul .ou.-.u. (till UU. ICAOerS in I 1- In Klamath Fall, and will be found ' "rl""" andJ ''""here are hoping Valtei sute8 We wouldo.t be d3. ! re8"lra'lpa' ; has not been extinct too long, the . pumotor helps artificially to atart The dun Store. Sw.naon's bar-;"1" Ih "ed war maker- ho cre-,tained tor an Immediate trial, b ber shop, and The Smoke, by Klam- a'ed ' ""'"""Ik "my so Imposing (he Ashland l court would aubmit 1 II.- 11.111 N. . l.r;.f V. Irel I'DltTl.ANO ath citizen and particularly iat Klamath sportsmen who desire to r " , nosslhlv a 1ail sentence to ... of th.Tn.on PL,ni'hl- ,he ,,me ,he ,OCal Pt 1 f1" Pe",,0""d lD kl,,-jlnter.,lon.ir.nd of Frunze. TheyiJudga Gag0IlB ni ot in. inion i-a ,h)) XB),rll.aB iKion wa, ukeB up Ing the proposed law. would ilk. t . Tm..v. ministering ther domlnatlnr Moscow .nd th. rt ,! motorcycle alonj ahead ot us then, At their regular meeting 'it 1 1.. . i .iav a. i an it. . . .L k i "lair and spau i. ray ,d. . - -u. ., rhifiy Wth committee reports and' A letter arcompanJng the petl denlea that his lomnanv la Interaat-! .. ... . .. .. J.i.. txmirdlBi Mrs Khen- , ., ...... uiBcusaion ui toe uig jieoionai uj tlons written oy tneteattor oi tne id nuraini .tirs. rnep e(j (n aBy raroad development In,, .iK ..K .k.l . ., . . v . ... ... wwa bi a aurpriaa. rrotra ,,,.,,. n,,, l nOB Pacific, .... ,k. ., , D i. . . . .. .. L. . . ... ! . aioally r.m. a cor- B. d. woulJ ,ake no oart , " - " "' "' " ."" " e "" ' "" T. p V , "T :' ,,d' ln the way of a cash flne to .. . . "' . i and " wuuva....iu u. IUC luiru ...... thereof . He rode his a tarn rharge. or- tie county Jail awaiting; t of lav. dlan war veterana. Snanlsh war veta.ii.. . k. m MmfcUlM. mnn ibulldlng either aouth from Bend, or, w. u .- . . " . . Jri. Bh.pherd bomr .,,..,. . , .. ... ""'" " -. , to in. cnannets t geaerai taxation i weal trom I rane. r . - , rtav ... ., from I0 lo i.1. . .., , ,k. The I nlon Pacific president de-l : : "J , lu '"V . v . T , . , ,7., i ,.clock noon. ; necesa ty of haste n filling out the rlarea be ran not see that th large ' ..... on. .Ill be .erved to- ,,,,,. reulred for this con-l Tne plan' wh"'', wa" Klamath Kails and .1 Vra. Shepherd will be i ru,.,loB ), jHs(ioH. Tha. ork at lh" meetln or nolln Ine , the. careful checking and re-check- turtcd on the rr....-.iate line, he """ ', - oi t"" '" al whim than I lit Of. " i !. ss aw.u.v.a. -'(luril HI rUTllUHH HCamU.MCm. nay. tu itupp ,tn(i rninmrct romiu .lh dlvon' of the Southern Pxlfic Uxlon ordered ,WPB lhp fluttl Bleep ln ,ot'al i The measure, now known Chapter 3S0. General Laws of Ore . .. - a j rT-W-SSJ ... ent soviet republlca. They believe ano noo,teo aKre'ul rtv that Trotsky la the agent through,0' the way " we got ,0 the Med" whom Russia's economic reatora- ford the'r ri"nt on tlmt- and be" tlon could be completed. Llere me' 11 waB' ,we" a)w-"- Friday's meeting of the aU-Rus-, . sian Soviets may not provide an , COIlVlCted Jblapper vpiwtiuuu; aw. 1 1 u I .T IW j EUIUB back from the eile imposed upon him several months ago. when his written and spoken words denied (he infallibility of some articles of the communist dogma, but it Is be lieved that his return is Inevitable: Wife About To Bear Child; May Be Freed; did the pallidal north la which Judge Olson Hlllr" Mct'linio. k waa -auihter. She will then .... ... ... .t.. o h.,n t...irie cemeteries, was definitely turne.i bip.il in ih. ...,,, v i ,. 1 1 I ' down when It was reported that lo- ,... j .... ,,, ,..,.! that he must pick up the reins' (By United Newa leased wire - ' .-"and I nion I'ttciiic. Mnie tuni tune . ..Ron, ...w..ur3.. ... ........ .... . . . .. 1 b. ,onfln ..l for .,,. ,..,.. ,. u. ,.,. , nf Interests of every kind would , , licenses ; JPPea W Lenln- , uuo ... i I u ihu dI arrl n .r f tltu ' . . a, I ! nrtl lirthP TtlAV ITeO BemlCe Day. .om. ,,. lmd, . Oregon, and Cray Indicafd I1""""" - and ,aa coliected by tne ,late of- r.ven among groups wnirn nave;---- -- -. ' conVicted en who are constantly on duty at . ' . n.Minn .i nn Kalur.'..v A com- . ......in n t..t.k...ii.. .1 -wife cT Laro uay. jr., convicteu , . ..inr uome wrre,,h., n.hl.. hi. aln.-e occurred to."" : fleers, boards and commissions, 1 " 03 ...ntm. th Benefit Dance The cost ot the beat pulmotor that money can buy haa not yet been ascertained, but whatever the cost the Legion will procure one and a committee composed of O. D. Mathewa, Fen Walte. and Keith Ambrose waa appointed to ascertain the cost and proceed wilh lta pur chase. In all probability the Leg ion with the aid ot the Legion Aux iliary composed of ex-service men's wives, mothers, and sisters, who will . be asked to act as patronesses, will , stage a big dance at an early, .date, possibly on the new Venetian dance barge which will be completed this eek, to assist ln raising funds the purchase of life saving I device which will become the pro perty of Klamath Falla. 1 Cmmander Olds suggested last night tbat one or more ot the flre- ii. and the lilt. A in.il.l timidly! . d construction. but nunc were al- 1 with certain exceptions. Into the -there are persons who now regard Monti Jy ol Fred Houston. K. SiiKi.rman. and. . fund of ,h, ,.'. , 0re-the fiery Trotsky as better than wealthy husband's face city hall would be asked to make themselves perfectly familiar ICRYER LOOKS LIKE 'itoy Durbin called on the post antl r:,.::;: i' -os angeles mayor ( llv t'nltt-d I're-. Leaped Wire) an hall, wiih rtot Ibe verdlits Including "! lie said tlmt h.i hether he will move w behalf, or allow her Orally election oter his two oppon- Jail until nfler her nts. former Federal Jiidxe IlenJa- "W The triul is ached- mill F. Illednoe and Mile Gregory. "I IS. I c-fferod their unqualified support to I 'the. wUhea of the lezion In alter. " Mlllt-r To Npeak . gn. the rest. They think he has been In the county Jail today the young with the pulmotor operation so that the' If the aot is noi'reierred oeiore ' May 27. 1925. It becomes law, ana j 10 per rent ot all feea. licensea and u ......-. i.'a f. It TlulurnH .... . ll. w.irv. "J 1.1 n n.n.r ..r..i. 1 i,nn esinltn, general rnairniao late today indicates that Mayor j .. . Edward W. Miller Most of the money. In fact all of 1 it. collected by these various I boards, conies from license fees tioned bodies will be diverted to fl.i.1 Hull l.uvsril n . Miuvr. . ...... t. m .-in th. n.av.r .' the stale general iuuu. v.nurge r.. ..jr. " " 1 stale senator trom josepmue vuuu... In conuilete returns showed fry er would receive a majority of at least 10.000 voter over Illedwe and Gregory. Caravan To KWth StarU ! 5:30JP. M. Today M R feU Giye 'r of commerce cara-! 17 1 T.r.. Rattle Kltmaih will 1. .... v..-. , auiivia aij thin evening, giving am- "ich th. Wood River l time for the big In- T dinner at the Fort 0,fl Pronmtlv ... 7nn "bfrlt, vice president of H cnaml.er la slated to ,a'k un behalf of the n ""il I.lndaey Sisemore lt Hi' the honor, for the K'n Kriiuk Confer will hla choice selectiona m"i Whirl, , "Tn .... 111 lh,. (.veiling; nt '""'' H .1 '.inny llous lioiitnl, have nr 'l'111 li'ilch of ,(;. " rni-k 1,' 'Inn PARIS. May 5. Violent encount er, between French and Rlfflan ! troops continue in Morocco. All I three of the French armlea have en ! tnbllabed contact with Abd El :Kriin's men so that, the fighting now Is In desultory progress a.-... n frr.ni of 200 kilometers. "Cen. Colombat has terminateil the " the evlctiinllliig of the advanced, he pomik" vays a crmniunliiite here. "Yester's victory made n pro- -.I... .... (lie natives l.M.llll .lll,...-n-i". - l,.l,.r It f- Major 1:01. r reileniiera "'. ,'-' 1 11.,. r..re. 1.1 1 he Daunat sector in Col. t'limbny and a prominent cltiien of (irantsj l'ass, had been selected to deliver the oration of the day, and that Hurry Poole had donated the Pine Tree theatre for the use of the crowd which mill attend the Joint .Memorial day observance here. Mra. Marjorie McClure Olds mill appear In solo, and E. E. Valente, Harry Borel'a orchestra, and the chamber of commerce chorus have been requested to participate ln this entire community affair. Reverend Arthur L. Rice, president of the uitiamriAl assorlation. will have charge of that portion of the pro- gram, in interested r'ori Klamath on ' ' '" K"rl Klninaih nre " ,"r'"'l rnndill .i r ""liials as,i, ,. ....... 1J'','" I'lilerlaltiment. Hd!t'on1amp paid by tluae directly interested ln their workings. These boards de pend entirely upon such fese tor their existence. The part of the act that calls for most objection Is the 10 per cent tax on the feea collected by the state game commission. All the money paid Into this com mission come, from sportsmen, not the commercial man. hut those men. women and children who fish or hunt during leisure time. This which the churches are department is supported entirely Dy j license fees and needs every bit of A purude down Main street from! the money so collected to carry on court house to the theatre win, the worn 01 wie ue,.. .......... n feature of the day. and It is! . v.nitoe Act ' la Referred Issued 'planned to have Captain O. C. Apple-, , ordpr t0 refer any. part of the Ignlo lead the turnout of ex-service 1 ac, (ne entire act must be refer- .. . ...... .lete.nlions. I . ... nil nlhor men or nn wins. u...v - ; rea. in uoins ...v. nml possibly the school children .; ll0ardll affected by the 10 per cent 0. S. Newsotn win 8ociai tax will derive ine Benelita charge of organizing tne par.n. of the rcfer(.aduni. ......i.tntt rnninosed 01 i'. i..i ...,.i.t Col. camony m-, . . , ..,. Del . to ar-, .Mnliiews uiui Kn.h ... . . . 1 ... il... enemy. ' . botn IitciOd severe n..-" - 1 ... (or decoraung tn.- e.."- h.(Iv near I" . ...... 1 .m who I'liiiiitcr ana- - World war veterans ... ,. , , ,, nnrt iallllt? ICU " ' r.cnncii m ih. in,nr..Hc.i.iii,v nf:wlf Inferred that, she waa aoon . to. la T ulu uu complete application of communism become erred mat, sne waa auun ,iu.i- 5 1 a mbther: (:-s'heiBtated-that'n6tl' " ca8 of .an emergency . and that he mi be Inclined to ha?:J not even her mother knew about, .en the re.ab.ishmen of inter-, her . great secret Cnlef Keith Ambrose was not pre- oourse with the world, effecting Darby Day. Sr.. declined to credit , m agreements which would permit un-: the lnference made by his daugh- a. restricted commerce and further in- ter.Ul.law. e stated she deceived maer woud h( vaaion of Russia by foreign capital. n3 8t,u more than once and that ; The sole fear regarding Trotsky ,he lied to Darby, Jr.. about a j 6 ? concerns his fnnatical interest ln the nI.evious marriage and divorce. I MANY EASTERN STARS red army. If. when he returns.. Mrs Day has been convicted of .cut amt tdid Trotsky should build business with d:sfguring her husband's face with lU UN ASH LAND I Kir Seventeen officers of Aloha Chap- ter Order Eastern Star Journeyed ; to Ashland last evening to put on ! the Initiatory work ot the degree. ) Ashland lodge of the Eastern Star i is the oldest chapter In Oregon. I Among the officers making the trip Chief, were: Mtas Frances Beatty, Mm. one hand, and the army with the other, urope's statesmen would be- g!n to worry about the fate ot Bes- ocrabia and Poland. acid and the penalty Is from 1 to "1 14 years and it is believed that pro bation may be given her if her attorneys can prove she Is about to become a mother. 11 PARKING VICTLMS WEST BOY IS LAID AT REST YESTERDAY The funeral of little James West,! Eleven more victims of 4. who waa drowned Saturday in Loucks campaign against Improper Marion Hanks, Mr and Mrs. George Lake Ewauna waa held yesterday, parking came up before Judge Gag-!j. Walton. Mrs. H." G. Wortley, Mrs. Hishop Remington of Pendleton con-:hagen yesterday. One traveling man Wattenhurg. Mrs. Lena Dennis, Mr. ducted the services. The funeral j who udmltted he was lame on local and Mrs. Allan B. Jones. Mrs. Pol was attended only by relatives. Im-i street traffic requirements was ex-: He Virgil. Mrs. Mollle Beldlng. Mrs mediate members of the family and cused by the Judge and a farmer F. H. Cofer. Mrs. F. Hill Hunter! a few close friends. William West, ; from the Merrill country got off Mrs. H. E. Jones. Mrs. Chas. an uncle of the boy was here from on the same plea, the other nine Thomas. Many other members Portland for the funeral. ! drew $1 tines. I made the trip also. The sportsmen, big and small of sexes, are entitled to recrea- 'tlon. nnd they pay lor It They Klssune. re..:r of F.adersin'd no, , p.y Jurv Returns Secret . .. ;,.,,.. will be sold on the streets Verdict On Campbell unyUnlH ,0 Memorial day, 11 ci.nton nnn re. ddltlonal tax, outside of their . I lln.no. Iaa ... Bf flshlnO' OP hlint- and w. - " Waite were ln- The enactment of Mils Inw would (tie Culled Vews LenaedWlrei " . . th,s feature. The enactment of this Inw would n...iu M.,.,i May t. l appointed to Iook am 1 fD " -'tiYir 1 t.itc.ti r.t...'" wns appoltltlMI to arru , n iumu no ni ... - ' B T STAGE I After being out more I linn 2S hours ( no 1 decorations at the Pine slon and cause that body to cur ie Jury In the rase " r Drt,viiis to the ceremony there. ; tail its natcnery mora ana tne num- PRnr.D.. ; th 1V1 1 HI IUC ."'J n. nr.. . ... I . . .11 Pill BSe, II" " . ....'. .... !..,...... .In,. 'inn Vi ; t;uniioiNi, accimtu . nresented at me ....p. (ilrl" " Mill" ail-'of the malls, returned a sealed ver- A ' ".' Bnrrow. an ex-reams and fields of Oregon. It fl'urw '"'"'''Kl'ilng'dlct nt 9:65 tonight. i' i suffering with tuberculosis, will cut down the number of game wen nt i.t aim-i l...ii 1.. tii o v inn rw"",i" h.a u'.i rii nn Ann win DrflTeni ins rom- uni nn in . gent to tne f"ii" ww- - . dge floorge M. Ilonrqiiln had In- had oee by Klamath mission from .locking - flsh-out that If a veraitt.ri. - examined by streams, and stop the work of re- """" . , ..' .,..- ... k.i.. in Portland, anu it 1 pienisiuiiH mmm....s, h.uuuu. I (Uon tinned oat raxja ) Minn I'l,, """'"K at Mills I Knrlle Hv ' ."'"eP-r Is conch- Judge fl Play. M 36 B( tit u.l... .... , nnm.i nrii'v eiriineu inn 1111 v -o,ni " "'flneday it ahould he returned seal- Bre " tinw (Continued 8 Modoc Mm May Be MUCH INTEREST BEING SHOWN IN Rebuilt Says Owner , d Prc, d w,r. , BIG NEWS' CONTEST; ENTER NOW! PORTLAND. May 5. L. R. Men efce, owner of the Modoc Point j company mill, which burned Mon- Nominations for the News' big from one to five-year subscriptions day night near Klamath Falls, left circulation contest are comins In trom your friends. Tuesday for that city to make ar- nnd candidates are starting out to For every S.10 ln subscription rangements for-rebuilding the mill. , win one of the big prizes. payments that you turn ln before "We Intend to replace the plant j These prizes nre well north work- Juno 1st. you mill bo given 200.000 with a larger mill." Menefee said Ing for. When you stop to think xtra votes. After June 1st, the tndav. "How much larger will not that yon can win one of these prizes bonus votes mill decrease. So now be decided until we go over the . without Interfering with your other is the time to get to work on this mutter thoroughly on the ground." : work. All you have to do is to contest. Subscriptions are worth spend a few hours each day ln call- nearly twice ns much to you In vote CKNTUAI. P. T. A. TODAY j Ing on your friends and acqualn- value now aa they mill be during The meeting of the Central school tances. Get their subscription pay- the last part of the contest. Parent-Teachers' association was ment. and have them save the free Several people have asked the postponed until today at 3 p. m.! coupons which appear ln the paper question if people living outside of A large attendance Is urged, as . every day. These free coupons mill the county can enter the contest, tlnnl arrangements are to be made I only be published for a short time, Yes! No matter where you live for an entertainment to be given! so take advantage ot them while you ran enter this conte.it. Just Friday night at the Scandinavian they nre to bo had. However, the clip the nomination blank and snd hall. fastest way to get votes, is to get (Continued on Page Five) irip. ed.
