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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 12, 1925)
1 i 1 JATHNEWS. S IB BE If NEXT First Entry in For Rabbit Exhibition I And Pln ction Don't , Coolidge u..i Auk u. yillooal " inlr'- which eongrea .1 axld ' win- 1st laamct wnii lter Cummlng of till or chard street, la the I. ml nil rant in ilia rabbit division lu lint lila bun nies for lli coming I'mimr Fair. This promising young rahhlt raiser will exhibit pair or lllinllaye and a pair (it New Zealand Ii.mIn, both In club work and aa upi-n competitor. Last year waa l.eati.r'a rirat yar aa a llvelork exhibitor and after much planning and nut without qualllil all rabbit were Induced lu hara a rardbohrd parking 10i, with out tou atranuiiua diiminatrnllpn from Ilia lanr breeds over tha dainty little lllinlluyns, tha lalcat addition to Laater'e hulrhca and hla prlda. Worlnsarlnv An 14 1O0C lW Late Summer Toggery May.Be.Qhite Elaborate, 1X I U v" w , - M ?? V tbia d what hap- Lor Hrrbcrt lird ..Idrlt t'oollillt" k.di.t of n.oo.- mid auk Palbl mjgcllon of Uo.- iiaml rub-eomnilllce II hnrlni over lh fi.t- Inrresied poatal L Mr. roolldun "' ml difficulties; sjalllai concern UiMt. and I ha pay Lj lorkar. but that Lin) that nic one Vmut rali-i. lu I'Mrt of N- llnmn-lilre. if lb oppon nta of j world rmirt j thai In arn.ilt rewliliog consenting i adlenar to that, lot taanicd In Ilia; u roirt resolution aa bailor McKellar. : Lorttt, treJIrted that I U ttmorratlc nu lor a world .ri rha KtKtlUr Jolnrd In rat lot lit Dawee ula fctata. Moaea iws II 14 10 een iift H, tad aald raj mmm would rotak u4 delay If Ifl lb) floor of tha lf McKellar anil tad Rptirpttvn- tl rVaaaylraala. nam- ad Ml of Georgia, j f tea postal Inveatlga- loot OD With Mra I'M Poital problem ' roimtrr. It will h Inl contrma lo ilr.fi f it to mike It easier nalli thla Christ- I' Wallace Vhlio. of '1 Ptrhaib that Aln.b. fwloui economic con- i 01 apparent eihaus Mltnon and herring author of a radio anlrh failed in n... htttn, aald hla rlcw fln. and that ha bow whethop r.aiA hul ln no waa ""Hale the nr,.i.im h'tment 0f rommerca r Dow anl ik. Isrwa In Decenihor. P "Pproprlailona ''' Lord apent an I" ' Placlnn before ' oconomy plana, the proaldont'a aim Hot. Th h...i... . PfeaMent. $3,080.- w"-b Lord kept hla IM.000.000 leas """I ependlturea for ""deratnnil ih.i tu- t't PPri)prtona wvill 5o,ono,ooo. to make ila. a, the pre. the nnaxi A. , KrUHon. fr ,OIno ITOntt, k t - It,,. n oi " Kien out on "'dWt Hi.n,. ty. however, that tho f" Of Ih. ltd I. "my Bnrt P Ibtreaaod approprla r '"Wr than tho $18.- Nk . lhl" y,lr- twii.k Rl 1,10 ln- "SJ hr. and tho """n" ro mndo on ''Haa . .... Vii n . '".'"iTiauona P laral yottr ,,, 1,. "' ,n 'be opinion h l Be. " foroprl:, Thli w. no,," Hb. wh ,n W'-hlXK " " boar.n,,, k . l"' annnlu eC h " iri,:tic- I VACATION PLANS OF PRES. UPSET BY MINE STRIKE BWAMI-KCO'IT. Muaa., Auk. 11. (t'nlled f.'owal Prealdent Cnollileje may rurtall hli alay In Hwamparott If It ronllniKa lu aeem rertaln to ward tha Inat of thta mniil!i that tha atrlka of 1"'.0''U nnlhrarlts nilnera will orrtir Hi'iilonibir 1. While Mr. Conlldne remalna firm In hla delvrni'.nnilnn to keep the gat ernmeul out of the iiuarrel between nilnera and operators, he bellevoa that ha should bo on hand In Waah Inaton to watih out fur the Inter eata of I lie public if the atrlka oc curs, aa now appears very likely, la la wati'lilim tho slluallnn closely. If ha returns berauro of tho coal strike, he will lioro Kwampscott Auauat 2B. two wevks from Tuesday, and well In advance of tho walkout. President CohIIiIko is ready to leava. Ilia vacation has Riven him tha real and energy ho needa to carry him throuah a rongreaalonal winter that may develop some W'Kle latlva hardships and crucial allua tlona. llut he will not return to the heat of the national capital until Ijibor day, September 7, tinleia tha coal atrlka or aunie other crlllral' con dition demands hi preaenre. Tuesday completed the aeventh week of hla atay at ftwnmpvott. He la feellna:' much better than he did after hla escape from the capital's heat wave late in June. Ills color has improved, and his physicians re port his health as eicellent. He Is Joking with his many callers and, beside having hla HO-called vacation, Is getting about aa much work done lere aa be did In Washington. Tho presidents trip to Plymouth. Vermont, lo vialt hia father, will atart Thursday or Friday, It was learned. He la planning to go by tram, but tuay ile;iua tu motor St tho laat moment. He plans to re turn Monday or Tueaday. "- 'V I T ;- i - i " m 'r t ' i it t- T--M-' Jj i i i . . - y - - - -.-. ...... ....S...;:.... '..ntf aaa(A FRENCH REFUSE ARMY REDUCTION U. S. Standing Army Now Only 144,000 Compared To French 752,000 WILLI A M 8TO WN, Mass., Aug. 11. (United News) Reduction of the French military axpendltarea for tha support 'of the largest armed force In Europe la Imposalble In the near future, Robert Maaeen, a : French financier, told tha Institute' of politics in an addreaa on the 1 "peace problema of France" Tuea-' dny n'rht. "Fronro nuifit hnvp nn orunnlzt-d And well pr'-'I'riHl liiKtriiiiK'nt of d"- fcnHfc." Mi"'!!!! nitd. r "T:i' only point to li" i onsildfri'd is whether tliiil liiKlri;m'nt, ay It l.s cov, li tin-! t LreuHouably lniKe or exoennive. , Frn e bad reduced her military : expendlturea 14 per cent from their' pre-war figure, while Great Britain's military budget bad iu: r.-i'-d per cent, and that of the tuitd . States 7 per cent. Moasen aaari;il. The active armlea of the thr" atlona mentioned la tka fbraf o r -, are llated aa followa M figure r -vlaed by the adjaunt general of the United 8ttea arnry as of Angust II, lttd. France. 751,000. ' " Great Britain. 1IO.O0O. . United Sutea, 144,118. The only nation appro:. Inur; France In number of men In active service la soviet Russia, which is . credited with an army of 700,000. The next greateat la Poland, wttn 278,000. Germany's aeflve urmy u numbered at l",rn0. . . i;'riiuipy, Mafcsen - ci.nl inucl, "pttuli $l:t...i!'io.0!it nnniiiillv n bi-r an.iy end f'ffil-military kippii ttoltf-', 1 coiiper-d with $sr.o.oun.n')'1 sn-n' by Vnmie f..r tlie huiii'' purpose. I'mil tlie preaeiii Bt..t' o( In -iei ntiiy " haw hen-reme(fled. lie lielieved llt.it I'rnlicc edulil luit with palely r- du'e Ihut ni:irgill. "Yon' nee how comparatively hhiuU a murfrln in belvecn an entirely di;i arni'ul slate and u ittat'! armed tj( the tfcetli.. a the uewspaiier ediivr;.. lals say." be aald ttv. 1T1L a, ftML W i T, Irlnl ! In fBhlMi lit lMm.n Juilnwd frnk nn th 1ff fitvlna nf Maol wlvrl in "Jaeoli's lsddrr" design are ntcd in an all over trimming effect. White crepe guimpe and circular flounces nn the skirt are other dlstingalsbing features of the frock. A lingerie dress, worn at the I 'aria races, ( ri(ht) is accompanied by a Urge hot with transparent brim and a tailored wrap. Primming! of felt and fluffy feathers trim the hat in the center, while below the hat, is a striking beach suit of red jersey stitched In srfarre with cape a'nd white cap to match,. ' ' - WOMAN JURY TO TRY JAZZ GIRL Dorothy Ellington To' Try 2 Alibi In Mother Slaying Trial STARTLING REVELATIONS MADE BY WIFE OF CONGRESSMAN IN SUIT ALPENA, Mich., Aug. 11. A clg- Delaw, Filipino house boy for the . . ... ... . . i arctte noie in a ximona ana a con gressman with hs clothes all muss ed, his hair "all craiy," were pic. tured in the opening stages of the: the flenoral I take ap- Ing-ngs bill Gridiron Captain Heaves Timbers to Toughen Self -. r- I I ny t v v.o v':x 1 '-f ' - -fira" Wii f'V' lr jW" -1J v r congressman After telling . bow he looked through a key-hole Into Scott's office, the servant said that Scott! divorce suit of Congressman Frank came ont, "his clothes all mussed i against his wife Edna, trial was resumed here "Larry" Marks, i.ijitaln and ' lialfbark of the Indiana. L'nivcr aity .. football team, i.i RoinjT '. through thf; liarJftilnp: prorcss '. thli summer ''heaving" timbers on car repair gnng in the i Mopon rail.oad shop at Bloom I Ington, Ind. Dioto shows lilin I t wprk,. SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 11. (United Nows) Dorothy Klllng aon'a second murder trial prob ably will be conducted before a Jury composed largely of women. As aclcctlon of Juror progresses It la evident that men In the panel called for posslhlo duty are not anxloua to sit through court ses sions, which will reveal the sordid life of a Id year old Jan devotee. Women, however, seemed anxious to b Included in the Jury and lata Tuesday ten tentative Jurors, most of them women of the thir ties, had been aelected. llns Lost Weight Dorothy haa lost ten pounds' since her mother was shot and killed on January 13. At that time the girl readily confessed the crime. ..vinr she had been driven to It by continual chiding against her love of "gin," parties and her associa tions with "ahclks" of the clty'a night resorts. Then Dorothy welcomed atten tion talked readily to newspaper men and posed laughingly at cam Now ahe is subdued and seems to be trying to hide from public attention. For hor first day In court she dressed aimpu, "' old henna coot being worn over a plain blue suit. A black bat sne made while at the Napa nospua. .haded her face. Anticipating new outbreaks of k. hv.inrin. which resulted Ml a j r.inii,, enells at Dorothy's first trial, Mrs. Gussio Konnedy. Jail matron, eat near nor. a .mninr nlt clutched in her hand. Dorothy was extremely nerv ous, hor finger, twintlng a nana kerchief until h seemed the fabric. .... h rinneri nlo snreans. uui i .11.1 nnt neea inu luiMinnw sua "- Hons of Mrs. Kennedy. Inaimltv Plea . ihA case In Dorothy'a first trial' her dofenso probably will bo Insanity. As a sorona no.on.o ,r attorneys are expecting ellm that "Jimmy mmar, ,cter which polloe say was invent ed after too nnsiy did tho actual shooting. "1. ...... 1,-iiinn.nn trial ended with W torlM.twb.el, tta Irl was declared insane. f medical examiner, pronounced . ' nB a(,er a month's ohsorva- ,: r;; Te defense will contend that al- gh .ane now. rational at the time of the crime. KLAmXtTvALLKT HOSPITAL. Kindest nursing euro I.-'-;' at very moderate prlcoa. adv. 3 D. Scott when the Monday. ' . '' ' Mrs. Scott was carrying on the battle with the filing of deposi tions to show that she was not un duly intimate with Capt. Wilbur Sumner, army officer, known by the nick-name of "Jasibo" as her husband bad alleged. One deposition filed by Mrs. Mar garet Hamilton of San Diego, Cat., discussed the already much dis cussed klmona worn by Mra. Scott, when the officer called on her. Scott'a lawyers had made a point of the fact that a hole had been his hair all craiy." "Was any one else present!" he was asked, when the deposition was taken. ' ' "Yes, Miss Kennedy.. 8he present." "How did she look?" ' he waa I asked. "She was not very fine to look at. Her clothes disarranged, her hair all mussy ,she came out ot hla inner office." Mrs. Scott, took the witness stand late Tuesday to testify in the case. Nervous and frequently oil the verge of tears, ahe dented the I .i x. n . hi,.kanil lia.1 mnitn . - ci ui Ken un. muoumw - i burned In the klmona. apparently jnst her "Have you ever used the violent ort of language profanity as cribed to you by your husband," by a cigarette "A spark from the cigarette of Capt. Jaiibo' blew from one eno of the davenport to where I waa ong of th9 congremman'B attorneys .uiinir 'and hnrned a hole In the . . - i. ........ , ,nrvu "ci . garment." Mrs. Hamilton in ner deposition says Mrs. Scott told her. it onlte general for Import- ... ...i. hnv Honor in their a u i wyu '" - , homes In Washington and It is ai-. ways offered to guests." Mr. Rentt'i charges of iriena "Absolutely never," she answered. FRENCH AVIATOR TAKES AIR TO CIRCLE GLOBE PARIS. Aug. 11. Captain Arts Mrs. Scott's charges or en-, iin. hotween her husband and nis, nrome at I to a. ui. luuaj tut secretary Mies Jane Kennedy, were supported by deposition of Floren Makeshift Building To Be Erected For Poultry j Show At Klamath'i Fair Aiihnneh there is many a slip twlx. tho plans of tho County Fair Board and the checK signing pea ui h. nn,,niv rnurt. the poultry and pet atock is going to be well housed Just the name and tho usual spiru nninred cooneratlon which makes things in Klamath County come out all right, once more mam .h ti.ntr In offers of canvas, knock-down roofs and other equip ment owned by poultrymon, lo help erect a temporary aheltor for the nn.,iir Hln!v Thla budding in dustry should and Is going to receive nrnner showing at this year's fair i. the determination of everyone connected wllh the Fair Board and co.miv loeni Henderson in his In genlous way straightway devised a .u.j r mhlb ting the poultry Ull'llllM. . " by partitioning off the most northern end under the grandstand and erecting temporary trestlcB to support the new poultry and rabbit cages which are alroady ... trnm the factory. Mr. Hon derson and County Club Leader Sex . , Tnnadav morning measur ing space and allocating exhlblta at the Fair Orounaa ana ineir re .nn,m.nrintlons will be passed on by the Fair Board at a special meeting Wednesday morning. drome at 4:45 a. m. today for a three-day flight, during which he expects .to circle Europe. Nn nlnnned to fly from Paris to Constantinople and was aeeD. above Turin, Italy, at . 11 o'clock thla morning. Mm 1V JL . w We have moved our printing office from 113 North 4th to 122 North .4th almost' directly across the street from our old location. We have added over $11,000 worth of new equipment to help take care of the increasing , business and the shop will now have about three times the capacity for work that it 'formerly had. Among the new equipment is a new automatic job press, high' speed, and taking a sheet in size up to 17x22 inches. This machine is the last word in printing presses. Also a fine linotype ( machine has been installed. This, with the high speed press, means quick service and better printing. In short we believe , we now have the best equipped job printing plant in the .state south of Eugene. , Y WE WANT YOUR PRINTING ,; Our phone it 807 and we are located on Fourth Street, between Main and Pint. Dfiimmohd Print Shop September Delineator , Now Here Always good stories In the Delineator, and styles that meet the demand for fresh active styling in fashion's moat at tractive modes. New modes In gloves now being shown. IIS liiihiihiiiihhliiiliiildilMihnl FALLS
