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lion ut lite act has uut liiti- far
been o'lta'ned.' ,
1 In oilier word ilio dcpai inmul of
srrimlttire. has strong hi,Icioiiii.
bin lacks the Kiii'fit icnt proof io
make Die casu stand up iu court .u
the moment. This is due l the'
1 ' ! ' secrecy and car with which inan-
j . . . . t Ipulator cover ihelr tracks. Theyj
: manipulation pf Market It break up huge buy or Kill orders
(ana place mem with a number oI
houses, making It difficult to trace
In tbe booka the scope of liven!
Notables in the News
Under Probe; Evidence
Hard To Get
'operation. The actions of the mar
ket convince the investigators that
there haa been manipulation, but
By RAYMOND CLAPPER
, . XV A Qinvn rn v v.. it w tha ... , . Li. .J. - .
1ua to restrict grain peculation and jwaite evidence in the books lo
prevent manipulation of the wheat; prove It.
market have been undertaken byi
Secretary of Agriculture Jurdlne SPRAGUE RIVER
Thla action has been started h.f
cause of the violent fluctuations In: SPRAOl'K UlVKIt
May
1J.
Mrs. Clauiiic
Angle Sconchin.
the county seat
wneat. which are said to have made Rev. sirs. Clark.
upward or i-'O.niu'.OOO for certain Hood, and Miss
professional operators at the expense made a visit to
of lambs enticed Into the market by Monday.
tne sensational bull movement of Mr. and Mrs. Levi K. Walker
last fall and winter. were ln Klamath Falls Mondiv. i
Jardine has been In conference rtun W'ann. who is with' the'
this week with officials of the Chi- j Wolford & Wann mercantile Co.
cago board of trade, the chief-grnirr'of tSis place made a visit to Chil
. market in the lnited States. He-oqtiin Thursday, returning Kri
told the grain traders he wanted to day.
Sire the exchange an opportunity to bn last Tuesday the Ladies Aid
correct its own abuses. Dut he., oriety of Sprague River, visited the :
warned them that If they failed to Jogging camp on Cherrv creek!
take the steps he recommended he and report a very nice time. Thev
would revoke the federal license of; met with the ladles of the camp. I
tne thlcago board of trade, a step Haklng their lunch with them, and
which would force It out of business, j after arriVing at the camp they bad j
and would go to congress, for ad-!a Joint lunch.
dltlonal legislation that would em-j Mrs. F. A. Hutto. an, the field1
l7T.u .t0 dea' mre '""""I; matron Mrs. Bertha D. Wallace, of
with the situation. ! Yainas. were in Sprague River
This action was taken after de- Tuesday, and joined the ladies in
f h ncn,t inves.lga.llhe!r euIinK and p!l.nlc ilt cherrv
tors made nn Investigation of the t-ceek
' f ,h,e "rr1 ,ra"e- Rrai" 'r.' and Mrs. Stonie Hacochta.'
operators who have memberships in ani ,,.. We ln KUma:h
the pit. and the file of telegraph F-l V -nd ,y
today that: ' a :np 10 " "lsKe-v crt('K
Tnuidiy to clean t!se graves and
Although there were indications get readv fcr decoration,
that evidence did exist which did The people in Sprague River
wow an attempted or actual mun- observed Mother's Da v. A! iv 10
ipqlatlon of the market, proof neees-i Mrs. Minnie Snider, of Yainax.
.I"16 convictlon of those who were visiting Mrs. Daniel Clinton
might be charged with the viola- this week
?!r. and Mrs. Lindsay, of Klam-
am rails was visum
biic, u:uua.t, uoius a non-
orable position with the Camhell
h ' ' !
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Tne,l::v. Thnr-.lat Mid S.iluliliiv
all Ihiiiimh the suniiiier mid mil
II 111 U Ulotlllla.
The bargi' w ill l ;m it iniii iiu:t
aiouiid 11 o'clock S.itmditv nli lit.
iilthoiigh at a much earlier hour1
after this date After the hinitn Ini
anchored to hiin well out fronij
shore, a specially hiillt launch will'
carry passengers to and front the,
big boat, at Ira or fifteen minute
Intervals. !
pFilm l)ivorce?
COURT FILINGS
jfe'V.,.
.f?.-r GESSASO XSTli'
r-;-'- lord
t'anaril :n
L'rv 4 i:lllii: fur h.
a
5-
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3 i-&kiv
jit
ai. whip rr.on
Vfl,
IS l?
I IH'I
AsMiHanl Secr.-t.irv nl the I'n'liHl flutes :,.u
" le.-lare.l Jos, i n Ca.!lii:it. new M.iu.tei
ti
iir,.b:,'U,s
I i t ,,t t
,r.l .;.!n.'r -
ed TucktlS
r.i'iy of ladles that v
;'.i:'.:; Tuesday.
Tile ladies aid aocietv will met
with Mrs. II. K. Wolforj Thursday
KENO
EAT
KENd, May 13 Mrs. Grant Nel-1
. - 'nautili r.iii ir
their son. 4erera, -A .
mother, who is seriously 111.
i , i, . .
im,.. ; "rs. k. a. Miller, of.
.n.,,1 c... i . nxarieu oome wednesdav
speul Sunday in Ciiiiuijuin. . j
Stonie Harorkta. ina . f.imilv ,ranK c-n. the county
: BANKER SPEAKS
ON BEHALF OF
CLEANUP HERE
at
Coffee Dan's g
' Where j'ou can get a
cup of coffee that will
pmake your meal a treat.
Remember the place
Coffee Dan's i
At
616 Klamkth
Visitors at the "(Mean 1'n w,...v
, forum of the chamber of commerce!
family . ,ranK c-n. the county club, yesterday noon l.errf . :
spent Sunday with thoir daughter. ' Tlsi,ed this ool Monday.'1 hesf talks thai has been ncllvt.r..,l
Mrs. Ball, at -Modoc Point. ' r mger sewing club'at the chamber meetings in many
. Dave Skeen. one of our progres-' '"'hed their work and thea day. The speaker was I. e'
she ranchers was In Spraguej ' 'ere 8iven t0 hira- j Banker of the Western Publishing'
River Thursday. j John Schmor . was a Klamajt Co.. who plana to publish a mag-I
'.Mr. Puckett, ..who has the :a)a-iF'", Tl",0r Sa,urda- " !a!e In Klamath Falls, to be known f
tract of logging for the Carabelli "oy Clevenge'r'. who lives nn the as th "Westerner."
Lumber Co. is on the job and logs'Dor!s TOaa- was a visitor at' the! Danker ' offered a convincing ar-J
are arriving daily. .Puckett home Sunday. i ray of first class suggestions 'for the
F. A. Hutto, the sub Indian agent Mr- and Mr- Verel Nlmhs. and ' improvement of Jhe city, and the
made a visit to the northern part ; hls mo'ber and father, who spent Planning of a greater Klamath Falls. :
of the reservation this week. the winter at Long Beach. Calif.. He deplored Ibe lack of a definite!
nr. ana Mrs. Lev F. Walker "'" again returned to thi. ounaing plan here, which n.
Business visit to Modoc ; ",unll- 'hey were camped here 9ma"- """iRhtly shacks to siiring
I oaring- an or last summer, enjoy-' D 'iKlde costly homes In the
and family K lne hunting and fishing j ne8t residence sections of the city
. 1 rton r.o.. r i,-., 1 ITnl.l I '
- x,,, ul ornin. was a Kenoi " ,mru Hn" ast building re
K. S. I'hipps et in to J. J
! Stelger. !50() eousldi ration. Nt'tt
: of s.-c. :j. tp j;. h. 11.
Clyde Iron Works In W. I
I Miller. $750 conslderntloli. Kec
'ond Itallroad Addition. lol 10.
block 17.
' (ieorge M. StlWhrld :' t lit to
(!. V. nrown. II u I It. S. fhllo
iiiiu. lot 4. block I
A. M (Vllicr el ,il in K!.i:nutli
lie i Stni.iite Co. (..I'M It. S
K.l.llJii.l Add :. ell. lot lilt, block 7.
II. W. I ; .in et ux to Ljla Wal
lace. II :,u I. It S. ESNK
XKV,. SKUNK1. NK'.KK',.' Nl,
SK' SK'4. f rice. li. Tri. IS. It
9.
timeline M. Johnhon by W. A
Wiest. attorney on fad. to Fred
Meeker S r,ll I It S Mills Sec '
end Addition, lot 4. block 214. 1
MlhccllnlHiHl K'lltng
J. C. Kichler et al ti Kqultallr
savings & Loan UHsnclatlon. IJoiiii
loan The i .i'terly fi o5 ft. of lot
7. and westerly .1'."- ft. of lot s.
ill block . ! K 111 .1 1 Town. (lies
cvil iil ,y a',,) II i
1' S. A i .i.ni,, . i;. r,,,n. K'
s s.v'.v k .nw',, . -:.
t- j- i". i; l
F. V I: mm . u t . : V
t ' !. ''' i- -itr.,,.;. J ; ; '..
11 '" I t h .!! i.it.illiii.nis. li
''1!1'"S '" 'd - oilherly rnr
tier of I, it u. .ck :t. of it.,!
Springs Addition, thence in.r:he'.
erly at rich! uncle to M.,! mrce'.
120 ft., thence si, mil, Merle par
allel with Main St.. i;;, tt . theme
southeasterly at right aiiK'. , to
Main St . 12 f;.. ,., r,i.,,.
riy along the northerly li ,f
Main St . KT, f, . l0 ,,:.,. of
ginning, it being under!,,,, , httt
;t"e northwesierly 4 ft. f ,4;a ro.
P-riy to be uec m an alley.
leaver Land Stock nmpanv to
"n-Kon Livestock Loan. Co. ciiaticl
mortgage. 2S,647, due 9-10-25.
n sheep, horiea, t.Ir.
MnrrliiKo Llcenr
Norman A. Mann to Ida M.
anuth.
V- v'J''r
V- vA:v 1
rOKTfjl
th.cuiSj
"wc.Sml i
..r: i r- 7. ' .
rtil-'-'l
i ALLAKAZinoy, J
Alia Naslmova. famoua rllni ao
treRa, did not deny reports ahe was
going to I'arls to obtain divorce
, from Charles llryant, when ques
tioned just before sailing on tha
i AQUItanla. They bare been mar
rled thirteen years. Her hbubau
rvfuard to comment, . .' . .
M
HAINES
THE FURNACl v
1023 Mu
Phona jy
' 2H
i fa
r! U -'i-'i!'''' J?i$&WMrMil A
YOUR SILENT PIANO
Trade It for a RADl(l
Possibly V(iu h:ip n il..nt
iMiitiu no one to play it
music.
piano in i
n "ne to It;
If so why not exchange it for a radio orar
Victrola and records?
K ,Ln 1kV8try lhreln th.t'
legit- II
. tb.)
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
made
Point Sunday.
Johnnie Hutchison
of Beatty was in SDraeua River
strictlons. he advised.
Sunday. , business visitor Monday
Miss Edna Duffy, of Baettv was , ,'- D- Mcformlck. who has hi... ' unable to finance a
nnrk'i.iT a nnn . L h.Hu, Jl.l.l..
t c ol ule t.rRptt owing to these re
If pen tile are
home In tin
visiting Rev. Mrs. Clarke Sunday
Our term of school will close'81"8 ca,"Ps- spent Sunday with ! 8,r'ttlon"' t,len 'hem build an
Friday, we will mjss oar teacher his Parents. ; attractive garage building and live
loung. as she has been a n" M". Ross Simmers and 1 Lnal unt 'bey can afford to build
great heln to the vieiniiv -i,ii children were nmn .u . r t lie more rnwiiv i
'.'-w nuito auc PICK-' ' ""lue.
has been with us. and iv- u-ih ; nickers" at Rockv Poin, - ! Klamath is ,i , ,
us, and
we
success
. ner the verv hest ..t
;ueieier sne may go.
Mrs. Pan key was with the com
T. A.
Qo
And throughout
th ummcr.
Back East
V
-this summer. Now plan to do more,
more than any vacation you ever
Join gay, laughing crowds on Cali
fornia a beaches; visit colorful citiesj
see the wondrous Puget Sound region!
include, too, one or more mWtinii
mountain resorts in your itinerary
aumnuv I"- it . 1 "i ooumern racihe'i low
r: rounaaiD
caeis. netara "
touu Summer Excursion Fares
I LVu V.p,to and lauding Septem.
ber30th. Subsuntial reductions brim
an amanng number of trip within
your vacation budget.
For "Ourtnf Roort," foUtr, ani comftbta
ecrot travel uvemurton, oik
" , cunoav. - i inuse a city
flrubb took h' .,,... I "f 25.000 boi,t:,ti.. ,i.i.i .... . .
,. . r' "" i, .,irs. j - -.linn me ni.xt
-iarV f,arilni.r K,.l- . . . t ten Venru I.
' '" " 10 ner nome . ' iieaser sain, ami
i, ... : f,ne has been1 , ' ""- '""ens here now t,
-, visiting here for several day,'. d.ir-1Plan a,1'a,i l!" l' 'or the citv-t-.
IR which she attended the golden I" lm"rl"'e of improving the
- ..... ana wr,
Emmltt.
R. A.
Mi
Jh -Bsmi - V W r L Mr - TW I
Nab Kidnaper
Pacific
517 Main St.
J. J. Miller, D. F. P. A.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 709
j JSW i-
""""" 'eauillg , an, out of lh(
'j, ucn as the I. Ink riv
sou,h Slxtn ,(reeti amI (he ipin
was einphasiied by th.
speaker, who Inii,,,,.. ..... . .
P oral, e entrance, were enough t
here 6fr9 he arTlv
Mrs. R. E. (;Parv pre,lae(1 R hp
'I", , d Mrs' c'an" Lorens
accompanied by MB Margaret Wort
beautl . , ' renderel veral
oeautlful aolo numhers.
TOW UNIX
MME TO MAKE
FIRST TRIP SAT.
' 1 Ui2r.
arl, "'oodwnrd. ex-convlct, was
caught near Urookfleld, Vt hj I
potse seeking him for ubduciln.
Lucille Chatterton.il. of GnV,
frL I 6 a"!"l""1 '""big the g 3
I"- enetlan ,lance ba
r;;nt ""-' f Payne y
Krank An "",S",n- "a"y "ow-M
'" J 10"? ar0,",,1 10:;''
Pioi,,,,,,.; ,", .' .lhu "ealr, of .,
Kik or. w;;;;' wiih
rz
S Vic WW" ".',i ; I; ftfe f ?o i' Nr-'? Wfllr '
USE PLENTY OF ICE TO
PROTTrr"T
xvjuk r AMILY
aTdTlMr. r'r ri"g f 8Umm" Mr. and Mr,. 0
nd a n tlai tel. Com win make . flvln. !,r a
yu straight iorvourfnor? i. ,
VII u: ""'1- a fW -rt for yoUr .
The thing to do i, f i ' yU knW the consecJuenCeS'
a .eady 8UPP, W
a: :: :v:r;f nen -
food. PPr0!,ch y01" table-let alone get near you.
i
Klamath Ice & Storage Co.