The Klamath news., August 13, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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Marlon i"'",r
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AHCOROVK. Au. IJ.Normati
Anderson and fleorge Murinn were
sale:-
,i,rll and cUII-i Klamath fall, on business frl
.! from
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lr. anil Mm. II. V. (Irlffln were
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. fr too WW...
Am ml rhlldin "'"" urn visitor! la
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RE D E
P TION
l "" .. "rutliB from Alsom. ,..!..
ine, - r "
Ld daush'e",
,nd Clurlco
Kill-
Mr. miit Mr. Ii..r Htmriin or
(IruulH I'iim wnru mmn ,r Mr. anil
Urn I k U..n.fl..l.l t
. ... MHii-.iviu ..iiiimiiiv , nev
H. A. Hamli rii Bin ,trM ,0 trralrr lake In the nf.
, tk-r ''"'"I Mr. Ili.ley. of the Klm,
l ..-MINI1 ami !' . .......
f" . i !iy rompuny or cniloau In wm a
i ..mi t nn r
IB , l,u.ln,MM Vldllor rfu
)! I... W(,l,
Willi nr 1 Mr HI Minim. .ti ..f 11. 1.
' l"'fur" business her. lust week tu, ,h.
'' " ,', Purest Lumber company,
" Minn Constumu I rvmnl M Pit
Johoaon ami iuiu'i- KnUler ncroniuinlnl l,v Mm. W
u,i Wednesday Diuioy anil rhlldra motored from
ucailon trip ny Klamath Palls Monday evening
linil. crron. iy- Mn. Iinnry spent a week with MIm
,nd prints n 1 Man Crystal
seriously III.
V"'"n 1'"r"'r ""vl AIM npnaan. Ili-orge Morgan and
k'" ""r "lr" .Vnriiiun Anderson niiiliirfd lo Port
liy Hie Modoc Klamath Huturduy nlelit.
ill' " Mr. and Mm. UVn.l.ll mn,u
Mi Smith "'I'' trip lo ('ruler Ink Sunday and en-
U.l satiiniay. Joyed a mos, pleasant day. al
Kurttl and K'-flhyhontdi the amok from (ha forest
ulaus h'lr rmialn. 1 llrn , th4l lon tpMri thelr
Liriwa. h I" !". .i. of lh. lak.
Mr. and Mra. Hubert Brophy and
llrophy arc atlendink bual-
ni In .Meilford thin work.
Mr. ii nil .Mm. Jaik McKoovor
of Chlltxiuln nml Mr. anil Mra. J. K.
who hna bern qultn
8rt!l1. Wah. !
it (' Aumry pi-opln' Jll(
ti at II in kin-
kin. Tktw ri: Mr,
trd R. Moffat and
. i Unihn nd Man,n,d (f )h, ,,,,. molor0(1 t0
'Jr. i4 Mm. Ik-lhrrl .,ITky . 0n lh,ir r.
U tain. Ur. and Mra.....-- I(.ln .... ..f,.i.nn.i ni
Litb'Tul Kit tllll-; tv. ,rin.. ba lalK i, u .... i.
terrillni in aton and make an
.Mn hi Cot .and ,., ,,i. .
Ito tknd at t'ru-; i. t n...l-.in of lh llnnlmin Mo.
Mlit Lrla Sronra, ichool
trai'brr and titter of John T.
Scopct, prinripal figure in the
Doyton, Trno., rnolution trial,
aayt that L. .'. Hanifan, above,
brad of the Faducah, Ky.,
achoolt, hat drnied ber a poiition
In the M'hoolt there brcaute tbe
refuict to renounce the beliefs
of ber brother.
8 KILLED AIVD 40
WOUNDED IN RIO
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LONDON. A ti jr. 12. Klcht
pertona were killed and 40 were
wounded when 800 anldlert rlaahed
with 10.000 Chlneae atrlke rioters
at Tientsin Wednesday. areordlnK
to a dlspsfh 'o the Central News.!
Many Ohlnete ore : reported to
have been drowned when they leap
ed Into the river to escape the sol-
lor romnanv of Klamath Falls was! ulr"-. I'1"1'0 VVI throus.li tha
i T futrniir, mid ...lv ..,,,.. i ..-. iauii strikers' ranks as the soldiers mov
kdra sf RUmath Pulls' Koek i""1 "Mlnat them.
In n t tomr of Mrs. ... ,., rf r , i.,n of: Order wa restored only after
- t tha IVmi l.iimher romnanv left hnudred of rioters had been ar-
fljltut A. llowurth , - - ,, ,.,,,. fn. port' rented.
M, it dinner Sunday After raldlnr Thlnese owned, but
f f lit Klintih Hard-! ,' -. mn sim.nn have ' American manaeed cotton mills, the
it Klanath Pulls, ,,, frn.n i-hiiiumln Inai ! rioters turned to the Tientsin mills
Piul fampMI. t u.MMk Mr Un J k M.'Cnln ! and smushed the machinery. Dam-
Jimet A. Ilownrth . ' ' ... ,u. ai.- . .!,. ! aues ore estimated at about SI..
nil I4r. William II. ! ...J. ,.. ,., nr ri.iin...tn ouO.ooo. i
r " ii, vlsltlns with Miss Marsaret Troiil.lo Irian Wednesday when
couolry, tin. Wn ,n
Intcrmu uf
kw.
INn. J.
wus vlsltlns with
Unison Friday.
Kivrrn- i-r-i i,.i....
I Kwuunu Snnduy Viiukiii mills. durlnK which eight
VV. Allan nml: ' " . I worn indirect mill the mill nartlv
was
soldiers lii-cnn run inline up pur
down from ! Iliipanls in Tuesduy't riot at tho
Ike Aonry (,ver the'
ITh All... . .
titer at s u iii of a!
i '-.U rrew by Klulll-
lilih Allan It fore.
Mil. I. NTItlKP NKTI'I.FIk
LONDON. Aim. 1 3. The Shane-
wrecked. The Tuosday disorder was
the result of a Chinese effort to
compel mill workers to Join a
strike.
I'bnl mill Mlrlke bns lieen srtlled. ae-
I ''imp. niiditur for Ibe'rordlns lo a dlsnalih lo Hie Dally
rT m Ibis district, ur
L"nry Monduy even
Kxpri'ss. The employers agreed to
reroxnltn thn mill workers' union
ow,Noiv Viscountess, Continues
"in tor $4,000,000 Gould Estate
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Wealthy Rancher Kills
Baby Daughter And Self
HKI) lll.UPP, Calif., Aug. 12
While his wife and three children
looked on. Itiilthoiar Zimmerman,
well to do rancher, killed his two
year old dannhter and then com
mitted suicide.
NolhlnK nnusiiul had been noted
nliiuit Ihe man's action before the
k II lint's, lie bad been slttlnK with
Ihe fumlly group when be suddenly
arose, selted his youngest child by
jthe less and running outside with
.her dusked her head against the
sidewalk. Zimmerman then ended
his life with a shot gun.
r-wvere k:..t- -
the Vi Uo,Mi now a viseountets as a result; of her
I"""1" her BT,",, U,mfo"l. htlr of the Earl of Midlcton,
' ho"l ilic '"' 40.000 of the estate of (liorjte J.
horn ,,. m',rrl''l sin month before he died. Her three
V ,0,0oo i Cllluc. were recently granted an annual In
t knAsud! a? r"m CoulJ mi"0'"- T1,e viscomitrsi
" She was in actress, English born, when
Roseburg Congressman'
Condition Is Improved
PORTLAND, Aug. 12. Dinger
Hermann of Hoseburg, former con
gressman from Oreson, and at one
time commissioner of tho general
Innd office at Washington Wednes
day night was reported as in a fav
orable condition at St. Vincent's
hospital where he had been brought
earlier In the day.
Mr. Hermann who Is S3 yenrs old
was brought lo Portland by his
. ti .. nllnrnev nf
son, Kioeri nnnm,.,,,
Roseburg.
I)KnT PHOIIU'DKADI-OCKKD
WASHINGTON. Aug. 12. Nego
tiations for settlement of the Bel
gian war debt to the United States
ran Into a deadlock after an all-day
discussion Wednesday. nd It ap
peared that a critical stage had been
reached. One member of the Am
erican commission stated that If a
solti'lon of tho present disagreement
over terms was not reached at the
mooting Thursday, he feared the ne
gotlations would break off.
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Cla-iifiod advertising: is a
morning paper proposition ai-
f a,t NUfl
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Starts Today
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. We are raising money to pay our creditors Turning our en-"
tire stock into cash in the quickest possible time. This is not a clear
ance sale of old merchandise, but is a money raising sale, purely and
simply. Little of the past season's stock remains in our store. Most
of it was sold when we found it necessary to launch this tremendous
sale in order to pay our creditors. What little is left has been cut '
in price again and again, until now it has reached rock bottom.
Most remarkable of the offerings of this sale -are the very best of !,
millinery, coats, suits, dresses, skirts, blouses, corsets and 'hosiery.
Included are the new fall coats and velvet hats.
A sale setting a precedent in value-giving before the begin
ning of the fall season. A marvelous opportunity that every
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DISCERNING WOMAN WILL SEIZE WITH ENTHUSIASM
SAVE ON YOUR FALL PURCHASES i
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Here s How
A collection of 200 dresses, silk and wool, ; ranging '" in
prices up to $19.50. Select one for $9.50 and get another
for $1.00. Group pf 200 silk and wool dresses ranging: :o;:
in prices up to $35.00. Select one for $19.50 and get the r r :
other one for an additional '. . ' . '
rVNrAArrSrkVMV
Two can take advantage of this Special Offer
Bring your Mother, Daughter, Cousin or Friend
or, buy two for yourself ,
Gome Quick
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Don't Delay. Many other Exceptional values in Women's
wearing apparel. This is our greatest sale. Your gain,
our loss. See our Window Display.
Sale Opens at 9 a.m.
Remember Sale Starts Today
VOGUE STORE
Fifth and Main
$' ill
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