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Tuesday, July 21. 1925.
Student Suspected in Murder of Professor
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, mucin fur Km pl"
ilil" bln one of
in Klumulh county.
0Nnil
lllila for Urn
nrnrd Inini.rrow.
Ihn A McCall. Klam-
,iliT. who rnllru lor
.,1 weeks aso.
Mrs. l, ' " 1,110
f(.lur I In I"" "y
la Ncirrl", planning lo
, weeks In Klamath
,rrl has returned from
olilih she socnt in
li friend" nnil relatives.
AinunK the. Hnnnnta
have been In Ihn city
urlim the past lo d
Iney. who In a frequent
ir In Klamath falls.
Among, the many
e city ovit the weK-
nus J. Sparks, promlii
ram her.
To visit mut npi'ml the
. Kilnn I.. Tueyer was
sllora In Ihn rlly Sat
, r homo In llnnanta.
Amone: Ihn l.akevlew
he city recently was
ephnnsnn. well known
n uplithuorlnK town.
V. Allan. Lnkovlnw
unions Ihr many out
.rs In II"1 city recently.
I. Klamath Kalis visit-
ii numerous during the
k anil among them waa
h gl Durrla, from his
hern California.
Oul of town visit
ihc pa it fi'w days In-
iriliin of the Wordcn
. I lan Talor spent a
i Kl.imiith Kalla trana
h. shopping and vlslt
ils, from Iut hiimo In
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u . . . , , , Humlay l ink Mr. aul Mm. Oeo.
i r.n Bacrainenlo, wltb an Klamath. Kalla yaldent. lo ape.d
Inanranc. company I. ., th. thtlr Bunday callon ,t w1u1.k
bu.lu... vl.itor. In Ihe city .hi. OB K. fc uk.
wok iiuui iu. auuin. t'cnurey- ar
rived yumi-rday.
Car llcKl.trr Allhouih Monday
bid fan lo be on of the boarlMt
daya In the history of 192$ registra
tion. It failed to aurpaaa the Monday
after July 4, by II can. Fifty waa
l't..l 1.' U...1 1 . . 1
"' nx"-ltli. Klaroulh vl.ltora at Klamath
..... .i. r.. nm nn cnaperonea uke Hunduy enjoying a ewlni be
. ,. .. , .,..-! low wlU.Kl)6i
nite ud ounuay anernoon, wnere
they apent the day awlmmlng In
Klamath lake. Tlione In the parly
Included Marjorie Btinson, Helen
Maaon, Gertrude I.lndley and Iiurton
8tInon. .
Hwlinmlnii I'Mrtv Mr. and Mra. "h" number reported by Ihe cbam-
John lloyle and family were amonit i bt'r ot commerce yeaterday afler-
To Itocky I'ulnt Mr. and Mra.
Oeoritn Ulrlch and family of ConKnr
avenue, have returned lo Klamath
Kalla after a week's vialt at Kocky
.-.mil. wiwib .npy nave enjoyea ineirj nieetlnx
titcaiiiiii.
Oatir take Amonn t tie many
Crater lake vl.ltora this week were
Mr. and Mra. (.eorsje Drummond
and a party of friends, who spent
Sunday at the resort. .
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MptIIiik ToiiIkIiI Members of Ihe
Klamath ("onnty Itealty hoard are
acheduled to meet in the White I'ell-
l can hotel tonight for their regiilar
ThroiiRh the effort or the
program committee. K. B. Barnes of
the Nation's llusiness will be Ihe
speaker of the evening. - ,
noon, several cars from states who
have not before been represented
through this particular bureau.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR KALE Phuio for balance due.
I bought this piano only few
months ago and I am unable to
.' keep up my payments. 6o I am
offering It for hout one-half tbe
regular price. Call or write Bog
120, News. " ' '. -21-22
ltd urns C. K. Helap. Klamath
countv clerk, who with his hnniu
guest from l.uki'port. Calif., spent I Ramlirr In Wm. Velrh. Vonna
Monday at Crater lake, returned I valley ranrher, was a county seat
last nliiht after a iiiont enjoyable visitor yesterday, accompanied by
vl.M at tho resort. bis two daughters.
NOTICE
The undersigned, liavlng pnr
chaiwd the Hquare Deal Oarage,
Chllouuin. from MUchell V Walton.
Hereby g.lve notice that they are
not responsible for auy radebeted
ness contracted prior to July 4,
1325.
M. R. MORGAN.
J21 WILLIAM MAYFIELD,
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. Murder of Oscar B. Turner, professor of agronomy in Louisiana State-University, Baton Kfe
found hacked to death with a hatchet In one of the school buildings, continues to baffle authorities,
The possibility that a student caught with stolen examination questions slew him to prevent exposure,
is belne probed. Above, at left, is the scene of the crime, known a "Haunted Hall," because of it
history as a U. S. armory; at right, above, is the slain teacher. Below are the bloody hatchet and th
spot where the body was found.
Vullry Vlollor J. V. Nixon of turned from spending the week-end ullad ruler of the Klamath Elks
Medford wss among the visitors dur-,nt Lake of the Woods with his lam-'lodKe, and Harry Messner returned
Ing tho past few days from
valley.
the lly. Mrs. F. IT. I'atrlrk and Mrs. I'' Sunday from Portland, where they
Miitfiml -Itamlio Monro was a
vliiltur in Klumulh county reirnily,
la' Ta.ivl 1 11 trtir .-... tmiluA Vlluaf. l
.i a - k i. ...VJ..J partook of tho i'lks national con-
tlie Gordon homo over the week-end.
ventlon. -Currln and Messner re-
ral. r likr Among the scores t,,rnod south ot Tae Dttllc
from his valley home In Medford, of Klamath Falls visitors at Crater highway. According to Currln, from
transacting business anil culling on uke Sunday was V. II. l'erkins and j Tho Dalles to llend the roads are in
his muny friends In Klnmutli Fulls. , fumily. splendid conditin. But from Bend
I to Klamath Faihi they ac "not so
At the Ijike J. A. Gordon has re- Itetiirn Home C. 8. Currln. ex-! good."
0car liuiico lefl yes-
rater lake, where ho
piltlon with the
y deiiartuieni. working'
ay to the resort. j
kil - Visitors In Ihn rlly
lulled Mim. H.-ryto E. !
was ii sliniiir ii nd liusl-
f loin her liimio iii Weed. !
i
loci -Leliind Willlts of
i the wei k end in Klnm-
'lllng with his sister.
irrh.
- Itoi ky Point visitors
past week hnvo included
if valley residents, among
I "Hen of Medford.
W. "liuii" Conway and
r have returned from
here ihey attended Ihn
Minn. They nnneared at
plaies nt Ihn First Na-
V Miuiiliiy niornlnit.r not
finrso for wear.
pTHERS FIRST
r Mimic stores Flmt
'.then ytii ran readily
we uro seUlnir moro
p-lnimentH In Klamath
"II others combined. We
Payments just half lis
!er ulso cut or lion and
r11" en Phonographs. Wlso
I flee n litHl. Kurl Rhell-
l57 Main Ht. .121-23
Build with
NE-TILE
JNCOME FROM
ING INVESTMENT
eonNlrnelnil fni rnm.
Use mini ulAIJ ..ii..
ll'lllm nn fha n...nnw In.
PlHd Hlnnn.Tlln rnnalpuc.
f a sure means ot ac-
rluK i n is ooject,
l' hollow concrete brick
' permanence, attractive
Ice anri firn ik.,.
pslltlos'at a substantial
lover rolnforced concreto.
-ii.se ana lactones ol
In COnHtrnrllnn - BHSPU
lulillnz a ul. ln
f lonanta. ,
BUILD '
1TH STONE-TILE i
kmath Concrete
LMea?is aBomeX
and a
Big Closing Gut
Sale of Pianos
The entire stock of pianos and player pianos to be closed out im
mediately. , Now is your time to get a strictly high-grade guar
anteed instrument at a greatly reduced price and on easy terms
if desired.
& ;
Iw,
ill
$375
Here is a new player and to '
start the ball rolling you can
hand us $20 and $12 per
month.
$215
.This practically new, up-to-date
piano will be sent to
your home for $10 cash and
$8 per month. , .
Now That You Have The "
LOT
The Home On It Will Mean A
LOT
more if you build and plan it yourself.
Sc Us for Materials ,md EsUkaafe p ,,.
Sixth Street Lumber Co.
Remember you only have five days to take advantage of this
wonderful opportunity. Old instruments taken in exchange.
Come early or ring us up at 122 South Sixth.
Klamath Falls Music House
Nothing Like
A COOL, REFRESHING DRINK OF SODA
POP THESE HOT, SWELTERING DAYS
ORDER A CASE FOR
YOUR ICE BOX
White Pelican Mineral
Springs Bottling Works
Phone 5S -
Pine Co.
Merrill Road
lrK,'t Plliinn KH4-IV
Phone 866.