The Klamath news., July 12, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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MATH NEWS
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OF LE01k0Lti-LuEB CASE
D IN NEW YORK WITH SOLDIER
RTER'S BRILLIANT MINI) ACTS
Sunday, July 12, 1925.
Pate Fir
ooperi Combing Adirondack Mountain For
ho Killed Cab Driver For Sheer Pleasure Of
king Him .Die; Soldier Ji Son Of Wealthy Family
OltK. July 11. A 'blow
I, wielded ur a wiuiw-Ani-
Iraa aevsrai years ' o.
r skull of Philip K. Knapp
la and atarlod chafti ot
cm whlrh culminated to-
Wrest man hunt, awerfplng
fcer New York itata.
Vie troopers uraed lather-
homes through the Adlr-
lothllls, motorcycle police
the road from Albany to
while ntinuroaa or isr-
pers, Kuldca and woodsmen
lelda and forests and boat
juh In search of the limn
kin wna nffucted by that
w. Army plant woro
In the rhaso.
tur tho "auper thrill, aa
of the wealthy and prom
ly. himself alylrd II. led
rt 'the army ond kill In
dates, who later came to Itrli'f, and
I am convlnrrd that bad Knapp
come before the board he would
have been rejected and aome further
action would have been taken look
ing To hla rvetralnt."
a taxi driver, whom
assumed, tho aiilhnrltlea
warrant ha hoen Issued
lie fuicttlve with flritt do-
it for Knapp waa not con-
region to which ho waa
wbek, a (lor tho body of
'lla ot llumpnlead . waa
d, anvo for one foot, bo
ater aluba and Bhuota of
near Cump Mills.
erratic and venturesomo
a rorovorinK from an op
felch lifted a piece of bono
brain, the 27-year-old do.
I enaaced In rum running
drta bay. and It waa
mlnht have joined aome
sales of hootlcRtflng days.
" comrade on the observ
Iron, In which ha waa a
j Mlnoola,.and whence be
were cloudy queetloncd
a view to obtaining tur
ns to, hla posalbla where-
'or It developed thut the
had discussed with hla
hla Intention to go "over
and had urged Private
lorrlson to Join him.
Itlve waa known to hla
Intel aa ibrllllant acbolar.
his conversation and con-
Bra tatklnr of "Ihrllli' he
flenced which had loft blm
Id. They bad alied him up
er likeable, harmless brag-,
some of theso "buddlos"'!
.duty In the state-wide hunt
taut end, the authorities say, I
fc'a capture, dead or alive,
day or so. To sovera the
wroto loiters after his.
nil through theso ho was
Albany.
iiilrplanes. manned by mom-
Knapp's squadron, were
today to tako part In tho
fugitive la caught, tho atnto
u the following chho against
was seen talking to tho
tiella. tho chauffeur, on the
of July 1. A few houra
Bnella was atimmnnod by
f to Mlnoola and never waa
(' nllvo Ills body was
ar Camp Mills Inst' featur-
hnd been shot through tho
h a Bervlco revolver. Such
fr disappeared from tho oh-
qnndron'a hnrrneks slmul-
V with Knapp's desertion.
"8 pockets bad been emp-
iiib rnb had boon drlvbn to
p and sold 'to an autnmo-
"Kency for 11,000 by a
wring: Knapp's description.
fohy paid $100 down and
T novor returned for tho
f. when ho doacrted. left a
Plaining his boredom with
Byng ho had contemplated
nut felt a greatot thrill
f'o found otherwise. . It Is
he murdered Panella for
f thrill ot watching his vie
j. i. ,. -
l'l connection' that tho
nf the Leopold and Loob
! considered by the authorl-
f oung man nover rettcnod the
Pl appenring before a board
ly examiners, which-examine
tes for cndetshlp.
H he dnriA mn ... a..
I "t m IIHKHI
have been averted," eomment
Jt WUlam' N. 'Hensley, com
nt of Mltchet field. "Skilled
trlsu observe, and question
landldntcs and eliminate those
Ippenr tn havo wnrped minds
lofiiiiir tohriimclefl.' . This board
the past Weeded out candi-
CHURCHES'
CIIHIHTIA V HtiKNCK SOCIETY
Library IlullOlnH
Third and Mnln HU.
:S a. m. Sunday school. ,
11:00 a. m. Sunday aorvlce.
Tuple for Sunday morning will
be aa follows: "Sacrament." :
8:00 p. m. Wednesday meeting.
Free reading room and free lend
ing library open from 2:30 to 4:30
p. m. on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturday.
I'llKNIIYTKIMAN' (111 Itril
Merrill, On-gcm.
Itev. Ilias. Ilulrt, I'aator.
10:00 a. m. Kalilwth school.
11:00 a. m. Morning wornhlp.
Subject: "The C'hargo to Johus."
7:00 p. m. C. E.
8:00 Kveolus service,
CHALK MKTIIOIJIHT CllliUCIl
10th and lllgli Hla.
Thou. I. Varnen, Paelor.
10:00 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Morning aervlre.
7:00 p. m. Kpworth Leagoo.
8:60 p. m. Evening worship.
THE HAI.VATIOX AHMY
CapU and Mm. U. Hopper la Clisrce
11:00 a. m. Rev. Osbora will
speak.
2:00 p. m. Sunday School,
8:00 p. m. Evening service.
Everybody cordially Invited, its
Itors welcome,
FIRST 1MPTIST CHURCH
A. V. Simmons, i'aator.
10:00 a. m. Bible school.
11:00 a. m. Morning services.
7:00 p. m. O. Y. P. V.
8:00 p. m. Evening sermon.
Mid-week prayer mooting Wed
nesday 8:00 p. m.
ST. PACL'S EPISCOPAL CHCRCH
Temporary Headquarter
A. O. U. YY. Hall
10:00 a. m. Cbureb achool.
11:00 a. m. Morning prayer.
CllltlHTMN I'lllincil
W. K. llohbltt, I'aator.
10:00 a, m. 8. S.
11:00 a. m,. Morning service, '
7:00 p. m. C. E.
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
ION MTHKHAX (Ut nt'II
(liuinbcr of Coniiuerre Roouis
U. V. Hoffman, Pastor.
9:30 a. in. Sunday achool and
Illhle class.
10:30 a. tn. Morning service.
l.M.MANUKIj HAITI ST Clll'ltCH
Kleventh and High Hla.
. U . W. Davis, I'aator.
10:00 a. ra. Bible school.
11:00 a, ra. , Morning service.
7:70 p. m. Evening service.
A cordial invitation .extended to
all. ,.i
MUST PltKHIIYTKIUAJf CIlinCH
Hlsth and Pine HI..
Arthur K Itlco. Minister,
10:00 a. m. 'Church school.
11:00 a. m. Morning worsihlp.
7:00 p. m. C E.
8:00 p. m. Evening warship.
Sermon: "Clod In Everyday I.lfe."
SEVENTH DAY ADVENTI8T
Public Library Illilg.
Alva W. Walker, Pastur.
(Hahhalh Hatanlay)
10- a. m. Sabbath achool (Satur
day.) 11:00 a. m. Church aervlre,
7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Tues
day evenings.
German Crown Prince
'doing the seeking. The book Itself fT
Write Another Book ment In saying nothing at 'great
hi ' ' length, and In disproving the theory,
BERLIN, July 11. "I Seek th , recently advanced
Truth" I the title of tha UUut lit
eraryNubluvement of the es-crown
prince, who, however, still algns
hlmsolf, "Wllhllm,! crown prrhco."
Iladkala assert that doW little Wil
lie, bnt bis literary "ghost" the
former
American Ambassador James W.
Gerard, that tho ex-kalser's son has
learned from adversity, t t
1 7 i
A booster foi Klamath county
and Klamath Kails and every legit-
Viennese author, Ksrl Ho nor, Is klamath TNaw. ""'''
I Phone
Phone Johnny-on-the-Spot for Lumber 12S
BUILDHO- CHAMACTCK.
IS a Kemu
MAN'S O0.'i
Building up chkrdctejf is A good job for
a man or a firm. By supplying our patrons
with first class lumber and high grade ser
vice we have builded a business structure
of, which we are proud.
Lakeside Lumber Co.
Jri
or
PoOllTlflll 1?rrkci
uvuuuiui ujco
Aro Admired by Evoryono
BUT .
Bqulnty Eyes, Eyes With Rod
or inflamed Lids,
Aro not nlre to look at.
Glass wearers usually have
bright, clear, snappy eyea,
ihowlng that tho strain Is re
lieved. Coma In and let us tell you
Iho cause and remedy.
DR. GOBLE
Eyea Esamlnod
QUICK RKRVICK
,700 Mala Street
fllaaara Frame
(irvaod . ', '. lu-pnlrod:
FRENCH HAND
LAUNDRY
Chase the "Blues"
Laundry cams go and bundles
vanish tho moment you placo your
wash in care of the Frenoh Hand
Laundry. . N ...
No need to look forward to that
Monday morning pile of drudgery
call us and We'll relleye you of
It nt no greater, cost. t ,
THE t,
, FRENCH HAND ,i
LAUNDRY
187 K. -lilt HI. PHohe nn-R
Through Special Arrangement
with the Manufactured "
The Link River Electric Company
ANNOUNCES
A series of flectrical cooking demon
strations to be conducted dally in our
display rooms at the corner of 8eventh
street and Klamath avenue, Klamath
Falls all next "week by c
4, . '
MRSrjfcSSIE COOK Vv.vV.
Electrical Cooking Specialist
Mrs. Scott has attnlned a wide reputa
tion tor her cakes and recipes. She
will show during the week how easily
any woman can equal 'the best cooks
with tho Westlnghouse full-automatic
electric range. These demonstrations
are open and 'free to the public. All
Interested persons are Invited to attend.
10 A. M. TO 3 PM.
JULY 13th TO 18th
fir
Hie Real Test
of an Oven ; ;
Cake-baking affords a
reel test. With mini-
muni time, work and
Caticnce it hi possible to
akc and cook delicious
ly with the Westing
house Ranrjc.
In every State this
marvelous helper .is
lightening; Women's
burden to t'-.c eNtretnc
stiiitf action of the hun
gry insmlu-rc. of the
vlicic fit.'iiily.
A
I LUMBER, HAY AND GRAIN, BONDS AND CON- I
x.' v TRACTS BOUGHT AND SOLD I
I ....
' I SPECIAL ON NEW AND USED SACKS, BINDING I
0 TWINE AND SACK TWINE .'. I
i in in
i i ..... ..-Z.
Ill ll AND ULU MACHirttKI Kit ALL. KID US III
IM .J SoUAgenUfor
VERAX W I ' J. I. CASE THRESHING MACHINE CO. I
' rrSt ' ll T XT TT A 1111 ATT . l
I I j. iv. BJXALniiAijLi '
I Real Estate Broker
' 1 208-209 Winters Bldg. Phone 149-j
I o i
-j Interested in I
1 1 riGonomizmg r i
j j I - THEN LISTEN TO THIS ' : 1
I YOU MAY HAVE
X AUTOMATIC ELECtRIC RANGE I
.1 I 1 . . .VACUUM CLEANER ' ' . : 1
'"ir COFFEE PERCOLATOR ' ' I
Xi J A AUTOMATIC IRON
II j WAFFLE IRON . ' '
U 4 1 1 TOASTER '
TmTSirimT ! at an average cost per month of only
TT 11 $5.62
I 111
The Economy
of Electric
Cooking
Money is only one
item in the Westing
house economy pro
gram. Of far more im
portance is the time
saved, strength con
served, health gained,
appetites satisfied.
It's simple too. Mrs.
Scott is here to show you
how you can do all these
things. All. without ob-lisuvion.
The Raif-c vitk
thcClivM"
And an electric water heater for your tank at an additional
i ; ,
cost (flat rate) of
$3.50
Demonstrations will be continuous beginning Monday morning.
Visitors are invited to call at any time during the day. Thursday, a
large oven dinner will be baked in the range automatically.. This
will include meat and several vegetables. Saturday will be MEN'S
DAY, a day for husbands, fathers," and sons, to inspect this modern
electrical servant and satisfy themselves as to its mechanical sturdi-
ness and efficiency.
L!
ELECT II I C
M-MlmrfhTi'n
RAN 6 E
This means that you may have all
the modern electrical conveniences
science places at your command for
not more than $9.12 a month. . Isn't
it worth "TWICE! as much to have
your work made half as hard?
See Mrs. Scott's demonstration
here tomorrow. It will help ytiii
decide.
Link River
Electric Go.
7th at Klamath Ave.
Phone 171