Fate EfeKl
Wednesday. July 15. 1923..
L0C4LSf
Dnn Ftae-Loals Alexander, ar- On Vsratioa-Jir. "or., wr,
rested for Intoiicatloo. was lined f i enjoyliu fortnights Taction
Kfl 1 Ici urt rdy. Alex- in and .bout Klamath Fall, .nd
aader expected to py but had not; Klamath county and I-akevlew.
done to up to yesterday evening, ana
waa faced with a ten-day sentence
It ha failed to produce the money
for hia fine.
To MmlfurU Mr. and Mr. A. 0.
Melssner and daughter. MliS Jose
Iphlne Melssner. are planning to en
ijoy the weekend in Medford over
Divorce Solt Hied Mr. Ida! Saturday and Sunday, vlsllinf with
Pope filed a ault for dlrorce In friends and relatives.
circuit court yeaterday saainst her
husband, Waaler 0. Pope. Mr.
Pope asks for dlrorce upon the
(rounds of desertion.
, According to the plaintiffs com
plaint, the couple waa married In
Portland In 1913. and Pope is al
ut to hare deserted his wife In
Dunsmulr, Calif.. January. 1923. ter and sister,
Mrs. Pope asks for the custody oi aer.
her minor daughter, Georgia rope.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Humphrey of Eugene and Mrs.
Prentiss Brown and two daugh
ters. Flora May and Barbara, also
of Eugene, returned to their home
Tuesday morning after apending
seme time visiting with their daugh-
Mrs. Russell Kid-
Marriage License Marriage li
censes were Issued yesterday to
Prank A. Thomas and Maude Reed,
both of Klamath Falls, and to Alvin
Taylor and Eva Atkins, also local
residents.
' To Portland C. A. Matt and
family left Tuesday for Portland
where they make their some, after
visiting for the past few weeks at
the home of Mr. Matt's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Matt of Klam
ath Falls. ! v
Speaks At Luncheon F. B.
Barnes of Grants Pass, western
manager of the Nation's Business,
official publication of the United
States chamber of commerce, was
among the Interesting speakers of
the noon luncheon of the board of
directors yesterday. Barnes point
ed out the plan of city organisa
tion In order to take care of the
fast growing population of Klam
ath Falls. He will leave for Cra
ter lake Sunday where he and his
wife and son will spend the day.
Allea Here In order to con
Terse with a number of Klamath
lumbermen, II. M. Allen, of Bend,
president of the chamber of com
merce and general manager of the
Brooka-Scanlon Lumber company,
spent a few hours In Klamath Falls
yesterday on a hurried . business
trip.
Oregon City Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Rnchonlch and son of Oregon City
are In Klamath Falls viaitlns for
the remainder of the summer with
the Lawrence Rnchonlch family.
They are looking Into business con
ditions in the city with a view of
probably locating in this section of
Oregon.
To The I-ake Julius Mueller,
Klamath Falls scout master, will
leave over the week-end for Lake
of the Woods waere he will visit
at the Boy Scout camp where a
number of Klamath Falls boys are
spending their summer vacation.
Return To City Thomas and
George Massey. sons of Dr. and Mrs.
G. A. Massey have returned to
Klamath Falls after an enjoyable
week spent at Lake of 4 he Woods
where the Boy Scout summer cabin
is located.
Hunter Rack Another Boy
Scout to return to the city after an
enjoyable vacation at the scout
summer camp at Lake of the Woods
is Robert Hunter. During the week
at the camp a two-day hike to Ml.
Pitt was enjoyed by the boys. A
number passed their first class tests
during the week as well, making It
most noteable in the lives of several
of the scouts.
To San Francisco Mrs. H. W.
Poole is planning ot leave during
the next few days for San Fran
cisco where she will spend some
time visiting with her daughter.
Miss Ellenore Torrey and a number
of friends.
Visits Here C. A. Hart, consult
inglneer of the Oregon Trunk lines
made a hurried visit to Klamath
Falls in order to consult with a
number of officials cn the project.
ARE FORECAST
PORTLAND. July 14. (United
ews) Oregon. Washington and
Idaho, will produce fully 128.153,
000 bushed. of the three major
cereal crops of the Pacific northwest
wheat, oats and barley according
to the estimate of llyman H. Cohen,
commercial editor of the Oregon
Journal, who has just completed a
two weeks' tour of the grain sec-
1 1
Tuesday in this section leaving by!a apw,:ai artj.e today.
way oi uonanxa tor pena. Washington will lead In wheat
this
t h ., i ,mK , production this season, with ap-
iri .. c-ii. ! proximately 40.073.000 bushels, he I
xiiaiuaiu rails rcsiucuis aic piauiuft j - - i ,,,...,,,.
to leave Saturday evening to attend predicted, with Oregon producing ' M,A" H-.DKKALS TO RKI.ir.F
RAILROAD LOSES ! CATTLE THIEF
FIGHT TO STOP ! IS
LOWERED RATES
(Coatiaard Froan Pag OM)
SECRETARY
HACK ON THE JOB
After spending two weeks study-
; ALBANY. N. Y July II. The po- be Philip K. Xs.l
lire of On.ooln advised the Albany young army desstfaH
police late today that they bad taken with murderlag 7
...... ,i.inrfv a man Ihev believed to Lane IiIikj .... .1
. - -- llnsl
Of the l heed taken. 4s belonged Ung buslnese condition, in northern
to the Ball ranch and the remainder ; On-soa and .on n-rn ""'-
SALEM. July 14 -The d l.ion were owned by Klttrid,. and B'? 'd 'eUr,. In
... .......... i..'t.n .h live near the Ball ranch, chamber ot commerce secretaries in
nanui'U uwwu u iiii.n r , O ,K
Mahon ...a Kelly of this district Rustler llo.nd Over E'"'
..... .......1 i.. ;.i..rtim I. now. In lai at lluiid. Klamath Falls rnaniDer
(OUa. WIIUll UIMWlirs ' , , . . I , .,...,
tioh against the public service com- He has. however, already oeen,uoB' ' " ' ' ,.?'
, " ... .i.- ... K.....rf i.i ih. f-l-r.! court at I Secretary Sabln plunged
Washington Railroad Navigation Portland. la ' hU "' ?
company and other carriers, i. con- The three burk.roos wlio, were and lee. than an hour
sldered ene of the most Important ; helping Gooderham drive the rattle turn was taking an Important pan
decisions ever .banded down in the to Bend were released, as it was ! In the conference, for sending Conn
a, ' t shown that they were merely work-ty Agent Henderson Into Owens
The injunction restrained the pub- Ing on salary and had no connection: valley.
of the
returned
Inline-
lie service commission from reduc- wltn the crime.
ing rates IS per cent on grain, grain ( When Mrs. Alva Ball and Mrs.
products, potatoes, onions and Amy Knight of the Ball ranch, re
draw. ! turned nome irom toe uooaernam
In February. 19:4, a temporary hearing in Bend, they found their
injunction was granted by the clr- house had been entered and robbed
cult court from attempting to en-1 during their absence. Henry bhad-
force orders of the commission, ley. United State, constable from
which reduced the rates on the com- Wood River. Amy Knight. Clarence
modifies mentioned . 15 per cent. I Olds and Alva Helen TWw Immed
Under a decision of the court at that ' lately atarted in pursuit of the
time the reduction was changed thieves. They drove completely
from 25 per rent to IS per cent, the ' around the marsh and then bark to
differential on the Oregon-Washing-; Chiloquln In their search, and final-
ton RAN company eastern Oregon ly discovered the hiding place of the
branches was eliminated. The courts robbers early last Sunday morning.
declared that the rates prescribed The thieves threatened lp, fight, so
were maximum rates only and the the pursuers Will drew and returned
carriers are expected to establish ; the next morning. -v-
point-to-point rates aa occasion re- Robot Caught V
quires.
Is Only Woman
Member cf North
Irish Parliament
lwmmmmmmammBW4tMX--SMa
I The persons ariestrd Fred HikmI.
Mrs. Bessie Houd. "Sundown" Jack-
son and Mrs. Jackson were brought
: to Klamath Falls late Monday even
ing and were bound over yesterday
to the United States court under
bonds ot 11.000 each. The case will
come up for trial Thursday. July 33.
The cattle taken by Gooderham
have been relumed to the Ball
ranch, but the calves had had too
much of hiking, and had to be
brought back In a truck. i
In addition to collecting Informa
tion on Industrial condition.. Sec
retary Sabln met many chamber of
commerce secretaries in the various
eltlea through which he passed and
formed valuable connections for the
local chamber.
KLAMATH WILL
INVITE OWENS
(Continued From Pace Une)
Frank & King's Com
In
TBn Big WHmH TV
Seventh and Pine Street
HTsiAOflnar Warln nafln r iinil TL...J
jucrauuje iituiiisuoj UtlU XllK
The Comedy Hit
"THE OLD HOME TOM
Price 25c and SO c.
Jazi
J
Vaudevillo Between AcU
Klamath marketa will be filled with
a high grade of farm product, that
will make Klamath as well known I
aa waa the Owena Valley which I
owes tt success to the work applied
by theee farmers.
A paper wnere an the people have
opportunity to express themselves it
they desire that's The Klamath
Newa.
1IIDS WANTED
School District No. 1 of Klam
ath County, Oregon, will receive
sealed 'bids up to Monday evening.
July 20, at 7:30, for the construc
tion work at r'alrriew school, ac
cording to plans and specifications
on file In the office of C. N. Cose
boom. '
All bids to be addressed to Ida
B. Momyer. clerk, and accompan
ied by certified cbi:k for flvo per.
eent of bid.
(Signed) School District No. 1.
IDA B. MOM Y Kit. Clerk. I
J15-l
V Ulster j parliament has only
one woman member now, Mrs.
Dchra Chichester, of London
derry, representing Derry coun
ty and city. She has been a frc-
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drugs
'Everything Hazy'
Ever hear people say It?
Marhe you experience the
sensation yourself.
It la natnre'a warning that
"your eye sight la falling.
Jleed this warning before It
Is too late.
Hare your eyes examined
and KNOW.
I hare relieved many bund-,
reds of your neighbors und
friends and I can help you.
DR. GOBLE
Ryea Examined
QUICK 8KRVICH
70S Mala Street
G Users Fraxaes
Ground Repaired
1 1 ' M
1 1 inu JimiiiiTf,
I , .
Blast I
i
the dance at Lamm's mill which is
being given by a number of the
young men of the mill.
' To Be Feted Miss Ragna Anen
son and Miss Marie Anenson of
Portland will be honored at the
H. H. Jenkins home on Wednesday
evening when Mrs. Jenkins will en
tertain for the girls with a dinner.
They are bouse guests at the Jen
kins home for the week.
Rancher In Ray St idler, ranch
er of the Worden district was among ton
the many out ot town visitors in the
city Tuesday.
2S.S71.000 bushels and Idaho 24,-
S34.000 bushels.
The total wheat production ac
cordingly would be 80,478,000 bush
els as compared with an estimated
production ot 0t.4SC.00O bushels
last season.
Other crop predictions were:
Oats, Oregon 9,000.000 bushels;
Idaho, 8,000.000 bushels; Washing
ton, 7,000,000 bushels.
Barley, Oregon 5,900,000 busheds;
Idaho, 4,675.000 bushels; Washlng-
4,000,000 bushels.
MEXICO CITY. July 13. Federal
troops have relieved the besieged
population of San Gabriel in the
state of Jalisco, according to a dis
patch to the Graphic. !
A paper where all the people have
opportunity to express themselves if
they desire that's The Klamath
News
Intoxicated Drivers
Will Get No Mercy
rancner oi tne tort tuamam coun-' r... Th 1 T 1
try who spent the day transacting! VYltn lOllCC JUUffC
business.
From The Fort Among the many
out ot town visitors in the city
Tuesday was Carey V. Loosely
rancher of the Fort Klamath coun
business.
Return To City Mr. and Mrs.
R. S. Setzer and family have re
turned to Klamath Falls after an
extended vUit In Oakridge where
they have been visiting with friends
since the holidays.
On Business Mrs. Bertha Cov
erstone who Is affiliated with the
Building ft Loan Association of;
Klamath Falls left yesterday for
j-unuana waere sne is malting aj
nurnea ousiness trip.
Assisting Miss Beulah Wrfy,
daughter ot Albert May la assist-
Ing during a few days at Moe's
store. Miss May recently arrived
in Klamath Falls from Merced.
Calif.
To Mako Trip Mr. and Mrs. II.
N. Moe, accompanied hy their niece,
Miss Lila Moe, will leave today for
an extended vacation motor trip
which takes, them to the coast. They
plan to spend some 4lme In Marsh-
field, North Bend, Bendon and oth
er cities where they have friends
and Interests.
To 1111 lli-rn Miss Mamie
darnmlnl of Berkeley who has been
visiting with friends and relatives
In Merrill, Is expected to visit with
nrs. u. u. uineirt, her sister, of
Klamath Falls, during the coming
weex
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drugs
Drivers who drink while driv
ing, or. drinkers who drive while
drinking will receive the maxi
mum penalty If they happen to
come up before Police Judge Cag-
hagan.' The Judge declared late I
yesterday that Intoxicated motor
ists were one class ot people tor
whom be had no use.
The police Judge has no Inten
tion, however, of adopting a uni
form and harsher scale tor auto
violations. His policy in the fu
ture, he declared, will be govern
ed, as before, hy the circum
stances applying to each Individual
case.
Charlie Beck exasperated Police
Judge (iaghagan when he appear
ed in court for the fourth time on
a charge of being drunk and dis
orderly. The Judge felt so Irri
tated that he sentenced Beck to
a combination line of $2S and ten
days in Jail. Up to a late hour
Tuesday evening Beck had not
paid his fine nad was faced with a
twenty-two day term In conse
quence. Frank Mitchell drew a !(l fine
for drunkenness from Police Judxe
(iaghagan yesterday. Mitchell
failed to pay und l,eKan service of
a ten-day alternate sentence.
rtl,tJ.IhCUI;",?n T,nng the city ot
Klamath Falls and the countv of
Klamath-thaf. th, Klamath New?
HOWARD & GRIMES
AUTO STAGES
Three round trips daily be
tween Klamath Falls, Ashland,
Medford and Portland over the
scenic Green Spring Mountain.
Leave Klamath Falls Dally
7:43 a.m., 1:00 p.m. 2:43 p.m.
Leave Medford Daily
8:00 a.m., 10:33 a.m. I.:HI p.m.
Connection with stages at
Medford to and from Port
land. Coqullle, Marshfleld and
Itandon.
7:45 a. m. stage through to
Portland and Marshfield in
one day.
Klatnnrh Falls office: 013
Muln. Phone 4:t:t.
Medford office: Nash Hotel.
1'hone MOO.
BARNHARTS
Ladies' Ready to Wear
McCarthy Bldg.
7th Street
Kiwanis Community
DANCE
On
Venetian Dance
Barge
Thursday Night
Everyone Invited
Baldwin Hardware Coj
; Special for July 1&
j FOUR-PIECE WHITE ENAMk
j I KITCHEN CABINET SET I
I J Attractively ca Somtki"(.
j and . ig Every
I Fl . Nee 1
I Durably Mad. 1 fof
P (1 ENAMEL ' Og
m . COLD . I 'jy? r
(III TRIMMINGS
SALE
Is still in progress but with this difference:
The dresses have been still further reduced
so that not only the dress will appeal to
you but also the price.
Ti morcstur
per doll!
..
CHEAPER' lond-clearint m
I . thru your being able to bui
than you did before we could sdt
mm
PACIFIC STUMPING
the new da Pont powder whii
been cutting down land-clearing c
. , this, section during the pott few t
Every 50-pound can of PACi
STUMPINO hat about US M
ticki. other standard atumpinfi
den having about 85 sticks in a 50!
esse. Ycu set 50 fiwre stic!,-i
one doing the tame work as anyiW
other stumping powders. I
And there's no thawing and no bea?
attending the shooting of rAW
STUMPING I
Come In end let us elve vou an estimste d
of PACIFIC STUMPINO for your Isnd-cM
W. D. MILLER
General Agents.
ACME MOTOR CO.
USED CAR SPECIALS
1923 Ford Roadster, was $300 N0W $276.00
1919 Hudson Speedster, was $475.00 NOW $400.00
1919 Hudson 7-pa... Touring, was $350....NOW $300.00
1925. Essex Coach, like new, lots of extras.
CASH OR TERMS
Phone 680
ACME MOTOR CO.
Sixth and Oak
SET
These Canisters Provide a Proper Place f
Coffee, Sugar and Flour
ALSO
Genuine Auto-Strop Gold Plated K
W:U C n.. mi i. - .lif
. Kjixop, vase ana oiaae. vomr
59 -
Baldwin Hardware
"The Winchester Store."
418 Main St.