The Klamath news., May 22, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

Friday. May 22, 1025. JTHE KUJ
Graduating Class of Klamath High School to Receive Diplomas Tonight BIfi plijif
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.H5 STUDENTS OF
K. H. S. GRADUATE
Forty fire student, the largest
claaa ever to jrrdduaie from Klam
ath high school will be giren tht.r
diplomas tonipht during the ext-r-etaea
at the Pine Tr theatre.
Of the 45 who are tradua:ns
7S per cent of them have express
ed their intention to further their
education in universities. About
20 have decided upon a year's busi
Dena course before fnUTiiR various
universities.
The graduation tunlch: w.i; he
attended i:h approriat.1 ft-rem i n
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TWO MURDERERS
CALM AS NOOSE
SHAFSATSALEM
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She was Alton's step-mother. Alton
wa led into the murder plot by
the domineering infiuenze of his
uncle, who was said to possess al
most hypnotic powers over the .
youth.
They murdered their victim hy
smothering hr to death with an
ammonia soaked rag. That account-'
ed for the strange red marks on
her face. The bruises were caused
when they caught and held her.
Supnuie Court HnliU
Arthur Covell was convicted of
murder by a Jury which recom
mended hanging. Alton Covell was
found guilty and sentenced to life
Imprisonment. Today he is serving
nil. sentence in the same institu
tion where bis uncle was hanged. 1
The case of Peare was not so
singular. Pearce went wild on some
moonshine of his own distillation in
December. 1922. and killed his wife
with a hunting rifle. Then he
went to the home of James Cul
ver, a neighbor, with whom he had
quarreled, and shot him.
Both Covell and Peare took their
eases to the state supreme court,
which upheld the lower court
sentences. Governor Pierce re
fused to interfere with hteir execution.
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Harold Bateman
Dean Beckley Velr.ia Brown
Vernon C hristy Mae Crystal
Fred Goeller Elizabtih Craham Ciiarlt Ma.k
Ed Crimm Dchiia Hawkins Jo-.phine M,.:
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Florence Hector
I.aura Holliday Bonita Keesee
Hugh Kerwin Alice Kos
teraldinc Mars
ncrAnna Micha"!:'oT
Alice VIINt
Gertrude Moak Harry Molalore
Robert Murphy Max Newsnm
Bethel Nixon Oliver l'anti-r
Harry Teltz WVn.Iell I'r in,.
BilAllBl KY IX AfTIDEXT
R. E. Bradbury, president of the
Klamath Irrigation District, suffer
ed a shake-up and a badly smash
ed automobile, Wednesday evening
on the highway near the Burrell
Short ranch, when he skidded into
a car driven by Joe Pettus. a San
Francisco traveling man and a
truck parked along side the road
way. Bradbury's car suffered the prin
cipal damage, the truck coming
out without a scratch and Pettus
ar suffering only minor ill effects.
Cabaret To Be Put PRIVATELY OWNED AIR EXPRESS
In McCarthy BldgJ AND FREIGHT SERVICE BETWEEN
LHIlAliO-N. Y. SOON TO OPERATE
Thelma Short
l.etha Simmonds Wll.la Slavns
AcntsSly Certruile Smith
'ionic. n Smith WenuYII Smith
l:ilc S.mle Mildred T.i li. r
f r.-iu n with it
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Itiilph Turner Frank I pp
K.itherlne Walton li.il,.
Frnn.ea w,.,t Marlon Vet
Marv Whit. in,,. Amlroy Ynm-cy
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line .,r... pa.,.,,.,, . '
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'Ill Kent K4,
Th'. r. vrr,e. ,hfh
Follett,. rr,MI .
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rnmniitleo. Bt!!,
,tht the normal t,df.M
Und,:.,!,. llh
, ''vniher m ,wln, , .
y and he .erk. l0 pwfl
Ihorough organ Iiit lo,.
i:i IUkWo t'oah
' Through their attorney Frank L.
! Mars, a four vpar lease n-oa elBnf.a
'here yesterday between Mr. and I ".,... - . i. ,T Z
Mr.. O. N. Cram, of Vallejo and 1 "P Capitalized At $10,000,000 Is Started In Chi
nan rrancisco, L'allf.. and McCarthy
& Bellman, of Klamath Falls, for tion Witk R.V P U'l-,-the
second store room in the Mc-i W,U Blg Pbllltie$
Carthy building to be utilized as a
nrst class lunch room and cabaret.
.I'elm.t is nNo aso, i,,t,., w.tii th,.
orporallon.
The N, w Yorkchl, aK- line, ,, ,,
the ha, kern of the plan ,.h . t to
put into operation early In the fall.
I" tleolcnvd as the flmt unit In a
The 1925 b:ith to-boal J
r.i no.ieo pnbllihed h,
di'nts !,f Hi, Kl.m.ii, wui,
cho !, yr,r itlM.
Ihu attnleui, e.ierdy 114
mild sensation throat t.
Hy ami ge.i.rul mk. .
MIDI. Ai. May 21- Mr. and l"il'IIiat!nn.
Mrs J. c. Wright anil son were! Tl"' n""k contalt. It) M
culler, In Midland Sunday. j'nrrlc, two miilil-cnlor p!sc
Mr. and Mrs S. I,. Burnett were he adertlMBia:
MIDLAND
series of similar lln on
Night flyinK over llRhtrd atrwayn ra!1,'r J- ManiilnK " Sunday. I 60 R'mlh merfawti 114 J
Ih plunned. Krcitht and trtr.q
Thera lUi , crowd of ! n''" ,nMn Acrurding ta mj
Caeo; Several Millinnn.V.. n;., I m " ,lls',""-h'''l 'i New York late In m"hrm xathorera from Klamath i ,h" Klamath high school 11
V-lL r- ""U,OI;alre director In New Corpora- the evening l, be delivered In '"" Bunday down on Lower Uk. ' """'"I 'our annuals 4rnH
Mtiahronnifi ir. n, .., . L, vartoun lirhnnl Mm Ik. 'i
' hl. ago the next morning. Miuhroonn are nullr Dli-nilf .hi. ! "arloua school tears. Ut
pring. hook la far ahead of (II oum
tion, its first activities will he rot... Mr- nl Mr- J- ('. rVvick and ! ''"J' apperance and taw
JIST WAXTKI) TO FIGHT
BROOKLYN. May 21. John
Busted Is In Jail for butting. Paul
Agresta waa the buttee. Both were
passengers on a trolley car and
Busted was arguing with en.
luctor. Suddenly he broke off and
lotted his head against Agresta.
knocking him down. Then he
jumped on him and bit him in the
face and hand. "I don't know what
got into me; I never saw this man
before," said Jhon when the court
aiked why.
, spring.
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rUlPArri i n. linn, it fiPU . Mr ana VI rm
.... 1,.., iuucu ruam ana canaret. ; may ti. flans for thp tnsno.iirof.Vr. t -...o.e e con- - - " nu
The new cabaret and lunch wilt freight and express a-r service nrivatpll T u . on the handling f ex- ,."mU'r Klamath Fall, visitor.
..... . . . .in.c, unvdieiy OneratPrl hplu-ani. nn... mt,u. it . .. KalurHnv
..lay J". ann special musical XNew XOrk and Chir-flcrn ,c. j j ... . arn r;. rortln. "
numbers and features for the en- tion here of the Vat" 1 A -r the orani7- pr'",","I" of ,h" ' "ne. said today. " "'''a,tl nd family wcr g.
teruinment of the Klamath public jtalized ittin nnn! Transp0rt- Inc- concern cap- "After a convincing phv(.a dl.m. '" "a Keno Sunday,
will mark the official opening i h k T,1U'U00-000' The sum of $2,000,000 has already onH,r,i" night operation ha. Mr"' Kd'1 "" " returned
Mr. and Mrs. Cram are operating subscribed in the project. b,('n made." he said, "it is likely fr"m "norl ,l"lt to Kureka. Calif
cabarets at the present time in Co1' Paul Henderson, second assistant nnntm ial" """ bnnk 1'"rlnK. securltle, hr -n h spending a few
Valejo and San Francisco an ib fcral. has been invit.l (.. I I "Mmasier gen- and mail will ,e carried It 1. ,., ,,"v
are reported to be widely exper- line on August 1 federal manager of the air'the present inlHntlnn , any Hllbert I..rget wa. a caller in SZhv' PVV
lie convenience and entertainment. of the United haS,been .'n charge of the operation , - -"I.-." Mrs. Almond (Iregorv ,pe, Mn
This will be the first cabaret to be ,vould hnr, if ma'' SerV1Ce'. ""Unced today that, roffln "hat In spite , d"7 afternoon with M. kIZ
"'""n " r-'amatn falls and is , . ." --k"i.iuii. eueciive August 1 to Presi al"" ,hn " of '"rher.
considered a mark of the progress ent -Oolldge next week, officials of the comnanv i,I " '. ,""",,r,11 T 'ine, , Kurope. ,h.. Mr. .d Mr. J ,, .. ..
and metropolitan standing of tbls " 'a 'ued by the air line rector, at large clH. w.m. . r"m!"'", ",!" "" ' -lf- filers In Mi,.urf ' ...
city. i...,ien nennerson as saying that he nn.-krBii,, i. .. " supporting today." ... . '
u-nnM d,, i, ays llainmnn.l :..,. ... nn ,irs. Kilifi.,. L..,K
" me concern s offer i . mrune fleftelta It. L'.. i"'i nu
; . .. i . i.ucilliKton nf Phll,.,loir.i.i . . " -""lie are son were
- UI me new (Jienn H r,,r,i. . -' """i government auhsidv a,
ner lncorpora,r, of'The r"""B""1- "Su'h W
PAINT NOW PAT UIW
Look for particular, of India
on page I. Klamsth Ntn. iC
May z.
Clean un week I, nvr.
the time to paint. Pilot r4
See the plan on page 6, of tl 4
Why Phone Co. Uses
W. J. R. and M For
COURT FILINGS
In Klamath Falls Tuea-
pnfessed Borgis
j y ; Arte'ffli
corooratlon are " "'""". l named a
- ".-ci n I ill till r ni (llhnr I r, ..r. . - - 'iiiiinif I. MW-ri n i .. ... .
Armour a rr.mn.nv dk.,1, "" "i-oracors or the line. n,,t .. ... . " " """" waller Zetiman wh,.
..... " r.g- li,,,!, lne c . ,,... m America a ,eg , ... .
t. r, oi me niuiam Wr g ev .lr er. .... o economli allv nH n. . m ior apnendicltl. I.
IU rarty Letter, porat.on. nber, L. l.aMt, of . ' AeuUeT " ..Wr,rtl ",r ' -oi founded o" . r .ru'", --ry now. ,t
American Steel Foundry company, in aircraft build l 'l hr h g"VPrnm-'" "ubsldy plan I, " k ' " Wl" 0"n b "ble
The letter W. outrank, all the 1 7" ''J ' - concern"" "Vh" v""" 'he ''r h. .hJ"""" a,!,,,n-
her letters of rhe .n.h., - "d capitalists. I,i- Aircraft npMrt !!!:. The Nbw York-Chlcago rout, can . Mr "1 r9- S. L. Burnett were
- rporat.on of and must pay own wav Mamath Fall, visitor. Tuesday
...r. .no sirs. Kdgar Kurber spent
Tuesday evening with Mr. and Mr..
s- l- Burnett
w; '
other letters of the alphabet as to
the ease with which it can be un-l
derstood, telephone engineers de-i
clare.
In order to determine which let-!
ters carry best over the wlrea and'
j which are the least likely to be!
; confused with the digits of the'
numbers or with other letters, the,
entire alphabet was subjected to:
elaborate series of tests over tele
phone lines by trained engineers.'
The reault was that the letters W.j
J. R. M passed the best tests in the
I order given and they wera subse-l
'quently selected for use as suffixes'
.'for party line telephone numbers, j
That is why these letters are the'
jBtandard designation for party ser-'
jvice in preference to other letters I
j of the alphabet. ;
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FAMOUS FANS
THE simPwrio Riutt.
VOUPOYOF 6EO rXT 2
Hl" rwy IMCN ltlLi
you HE nw-rnt VVCOWC
Wurrl'E
SOUS VJftorlC
Mis Klnaili.-I SnHi,ji,n iw---.
j efl:lit. of llattne ... ,.
placed" under oiHi na'ii.r, f,,.
j tal unhalattce alter ier ,,).,,
that she poisoned eiKtii u- ,,,. .
cnll.e,he did not He 'h mi ii,.,
I were her flrt hif iuiml ;-r .i..n,,r
In-la -v. h-r Uau.ulti .i.u i.tt n,,,,
chililrsa
Editor Is Chosen New i
; Pres. 0 Wisconsin U.!
NKW YORK, May 21. Glen'
Frank, editor of the Century maga-!
,2ine. has accnpto.i the nre.id,.ne ;
ot the University f Wisconsin,
j The university trustees, voted
jlast week to offer the posltltlon to
Frank. Representative wera sent
here and hia acceptance announced
late Wednesday, followed confer
ence, with them.
- By HopbI
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m. All t-rrv . . "
f -RftftLtV -23l' 1 I
W mmm-
I VSiVL OF omE- 1 lei! -' J fv
' ' wro Kreatly pleased with
:h fine shower of rain w aot
, Tuesday. t will be a grp.t beneflt
;o dry land grain.
The farmers are hi..-
..,. . plaining
j ugar beets ad p,,,,,,,,,,
Th. Midland -hol ha.
to challenge Cenir.t .k-i ..
. n. uuvi mi- me
,UP,W " nl "factory
IK-ct,
Ro.e Ann Demoreit H
J. A. Murray et ux. lt eoH
.r.llnn l.rrlll Int 1 hlffk H
Kva 8. Bowdoin et vlr to H
Tankersler. I 50 I. R. 1
Klamath Falls Addltioi
block a.
r ir uuki... i, in
and Tuck Wong. 151 t 1
Railroad Addition, lot Sc. N1
Vr.nL C. Ilr.mW.II. flttDl. H
J. Rtelger. tl.SH con
of Set :
Business Women To
Picnic With Medford
AM member, of le ,llHn(.M and
I H IlilUl Mn1 llr
"omnn s rlub are ro-
SK SK , NESEi
Twn ST D 7
llerf Schitlll et Si tO Klf1
Moulding Co. IJ.50 I 1 V.
of NW14SE14 of Sec. I. T
U. 9. (Describe by H.
ui iLnn FlUaP
Helen P. Thomas t "
L.. rkeinrj. wukm,- ...
s ner cent, due t rears, Hot W!
Addition, lot 2, block ?
. . nf M'
Articles or incorporauK- -City
Laundry. (Marshall Tie
at Dkht.
Gordon A. MacAulay
Kuykendall.) Capital
The Holt ManufacturlM
i . viK.,.h. et al. Si"'""-
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... . ti Ort
' T will he hold at
' '. ,,f Mr' Walter West on
'"THlde MH WI ,, ,
: -noetlng fr thn lrp , Ah.
;" l where the Klamaih Falls club
Pirnie with tl, Mnf((r(1 I1UB.
n"H and l'rrif,. i ... .
,, . ' ""men on
firman of the banquet committee
ha-i ren nested th,.t member, make
. 1,1 IR. Bl"
Puena Vista Arldttlon.
Clirull rourt KUI
Albert C. Bunnell nJ " j.
Iltinnnll, his wife, ,
Duncan and Claire F. """V j,
wife. Afferls: blocks 1 .
and lots 1, 2, i, In M v
Town.
..n.
,-in--, ,. unn
I ' Rnm'" f"r '"e dinner at
h jjj.e-
Palm vour house on u
day non "0t ""'n M""
ment plan, fee the P'" j.
5, of tbs News Sunday, jj