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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1925)
THE KLAMATH NEWS rONH SECOND SECTION rrioN United Neva and United Press Telegraph Services 181. (Every Morning Except Mondavi KLAMATH FALLS, ORE,, TUESDAY, JUNE 16, 1925. Price Five Centi HEART OF BILLY McCLINTOCK Germany's "Berlin to Bagdad" Dream Comes Jue It's Time To, Wear Your Cowboy Hat! Rodeo Asks K. F. Citizen DEFENSE DAY IN ES STAND FOR PROSECUTION lope Takes Stand In Defense Of Her Lover To Shepherd s Queer Actions In Big Poison-Mur- IN SHORT ORDER Kery Load ring on the third left hand that was by William Nelson Mc- culled to the witness Lday In the trial of Wll- June, IB. (United lion died of the .a mo dlscuso during Isabella Tope, who ",8 worm war. The Importance of Ml,, Pope's testimony, according to the conten tion of the mate, Is thnt Shepherd In hla ion vemntlun with the girl, exhibited a guilty conscience. It ua already been I irniiarti nut Cn tin. Uord. accused of niur- (l.,tII1(my ,, 8h(1 , know be young m.niunsiro, just fre any ono cle thnt Mcflh.inei, bout to muke her his was ,Uffcrlng from typhoid fever. The elate rhanoa that Hh,.nl,r,i teemed reluctant to dls-i administered typhoid aorms to Me. kll. of her frustrated ro- cilntock shortly after he became of naa Been prepareu Ior!UK. Tho Hlienherds had been Me. ke mo Inexperienced cimtock's guardian, end will bad e was content to re-, been made bequeathing hla fortune queatlom Wltn brief to them. Had hla dealre to marrv negative- reply. Hho.bcen achieved the Khenherda would ktory by lulling of her1 have loat tho ureal fortune. with young Met Unlock, i Ira when I waa a child," td we went together all school." Mian ,1'opo, o a colic -go sophomore. low, ecu rcely audible breath of wind played knds of her hnncy-color- atrayed from beneath k turban hat, and alio nal geaturea with 'her handa. who eat about flvo feet IRISH PLAY HERE The big white tent waa filled to a romfortnliln degree luat night an usual, and tho nelghbora received udled tho floor. He their ciiHlomary big kick. The pluy hla head until alio had preaenleil waa "A Daughter of ng of her lovo fori. Mother MeCrce," a beautiful Irlah (Icrmany is realizing a long cherished drem, an open road "Berlin to Bagdad," but in some what different fashion than she plonned before the war. Commercial planet are now plying regular ly from Berlin to Persia, with ttops at Bagdad. The lCeraan I aviator,! HerrxMittleholzer, it teen opening the air route. cara, luughing and talking about the funny occurrences that happened throughout the play. Tonight prom lues to bo ono of tho outxtund- Ing hits or tho engagement, an a, comedy1 of- rarn merit Is promiacd. j "The (ilrl I'patulrs. la the offer ing, and til rno laughs a minute are promised. A concert by Krank & Nine men faced Police Judge King's orciiealra will bo held twenty I Gaghagen yesterday on drunkeness minutea hefnro curtain time, FINED YESTERDAY the curtain will rlae at 8 o'clock. IIAVK i(M)l 1,1'CK and 'and possesalon of liquor charges, and the following drew fines of $25.00: E. R. Sharp, M. Marlenls and John Stokes, the latter falling to produce tho twenty-five, was com iieKUtl IIm.Ui c:!y dramn. ypirldlne with witty; Another party of.Klamath Falla , mlttcd to jail for tweive and a hau fiahermen who onjoyed good luck ,jayS with tho rod and lino was ono com- t, r'nrion r n limn in lenco from start to finiHh by the "u"1" l,,:,"RU "' Morris and Fred Oallen were each were diacuaslng llllly'ai clever atory and tho portrayal of ta" n",c' v "'" nicked for $20.00 cash, and Howard 'we had the different characters. by the clever " 1 1 , toward tho youtli's'comody, and holding the enllro nud- nahcllo said Id thnt Hilly had ty- Tve Mtiidlod Hint IIh- ely,' Mr. Bhephord told Tho two spent Mon-;ni,oy Bnd Prank Keiiy each drew day on tho banks of nock creek and I reported a aplendld catch. 8. P. HPKt'l.lli AHK.NT VISITS menihern of Frank & King comed ians. TIicku clever nrtlsta are Kuin- lug in popularity each day, and they silence was finding it! promise to. become even more so. mbat typhoid, and he Kvcryouo seems satisfied with W. O. Chandler, special agent for many soldiers died of their fifty-cent Investment after the Southern Pacific, was among the r In the Spanish war. 'leaving the big tent, and smiling 1 buslneHS visitors to spend tho weeK- Id only one In a nill-l faces can be seen rtiHhlng to their lend from Dunsmulr. ten days at the customary two dol lars per. On the automobile charges, the following were picked up by the city traffic cop: ' Thomas Clark" for speeding and cVr'eless' dTivrng,-wa3 fined five dollars. John McKeever dim his lights and for (ailing to pro duce his driver's license. Adam Haggans drew the same fine for the Identical charge.- J. C. Llnder and Wm. Ludwlg each were fined two dollars for not having driver's li censes, and L. J. Miller paid three dollars for cutting a street corner and passing a car at an Intersection, L. J. Hoagland was handed a ticket marked reckless driving and im proper lights, but at closing time for the Judge's court, had failed to put In an appearance. To Don The Loud Shirts Etc. Gene Henry of the Bly Rodeo association, stated last night that the directors of the big wild west show, scheduled .for July 2nd, 3rd and 4th, were anxious for Klamath people to begin wearing their seven-gallon hats and loud shirts, thus advertising to the world the coming rodeo, which he claims will be the best ever held In southern Oregon. The crowds going out of town on the various Sunday ball trips could put over the most affective advertising by wearing rodeo togs, according to Henry. A number of the directors of the Bly show will make the trip to Prinevllle the latter part . of this week to get in direct touch with the star round-up perform ers who are scheduled to take part in the American Legion state convention show. . Every one of these luminaries will be brought here, unless all signs tall, ac cording to the Bly people. CONCESSION MAN HERE Sam Corrnson of San Francisco, who will head tho concessions for the Bly Rodeo association, returned south after spending several days here In the Interest of the company. The amusements will arrive from the south by July 1 and there will be four days of celebration. Gov. Calls Citizens To Arms Yesterday Afternoon and Dismisses At Midnite - ? A 'booster Tor Klamath eonnrr and Klamath Falls and every legit- ImRta Inrinatrv thnrAin thAt'a the was fined five dollars for falling to Klamath News Indians Start Wild Dance With Living Snakes in Mouths PRESCOTT, Ariz., June 15.- (United News) With live, writhing bullsnakes gripped in their teeth braves of the Smoki tribe commenc ed their annual snake dance here today. , After the serpentine dance had been performed, Smokl maidens sprinkled the snakes with the sacred peal, then liberated them so they could carry the news, to the under world that the faithful tribesmen had kept the faith with their fore fathers. The purpose of . the dance is to Invoke the gods of the nether world to bring about rain. HARTFORD, Conn.. June 15. (United News) Governor John H. Trumbull late today ordered the entire Connecticut national guard to mobilize and be ready for duty at 7 o'clock in Connecticut's own private "defense day." Trumbull's order was issued at 5:30 in the afternoon and was the first indica tion that a mobilization was pend ing. It affected all of the infantry, artillery, cavalry and airplane units, a force of about 4500 men. The Action of the Connecticut governor was the outcome of a dif ference with the government over the advisability of holding "defense test day" on July . Trumbull de clined to co-operate with the war de partment on the ground that the tests would Interfere" with the va cation and holiday' plans of citizens. . Trumbull contended that a "test" announced several weeks In advance was not a real test of the strength of the nation's fighting units. There was no parading nor speech making tonight. The men gathered hurriedly at their various armories, the majority of them arriving with in the time limit set by the governor. t They fell in and went through inspection,, were alloted field equip ment, and made ready to go into a possible "action." . 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