The Klamath news., August 21, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Friday, August 21. 1925.
Page Threo
New Governor of
i-' Virgin Islands
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Destroyer of Pompeii Belches More Peril
It ihall not be unlawful to kill, cap.
tur, take and. hara In Be"tlon
bar In Jarkaon, Joaephfna and
Klamatlf countlea from Novemlwr
lo Nor ember 30 of each year. ; ;
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wr" .( ih. fr,.lKn V,Mr, ;i
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'fur u hlic.rl v;n. I
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tfi lor S.i ii
Oihor lava novernlnf huntlnx of i , I
Kama bfrda anil anlnmiM. mi-h ih u ia 1
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lun.uili Falls.
of power biiaia. runulOK name with
(Inc. ahoot lug from blKhwaya, a.id
other remrirtiona remain In foroe ail
of prevlou yearn, and iliould be o .
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aerved atrictly.
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fuihi'r nnii I
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tru ijv at.
Ln umbers
, "'- Wl l-.-ll. VUif.r
I" Hi" ill) frm Hi., vall.y iM,'
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Poller of Kut. up mill .Mm. Ailill.-'
.11. O-lwuii and K. N. ,,., uls!
reside,,!,, ,f ,, l-niv.-Ly. ..j,,.'
They at,. .l.,,,inK nt M. vi,n .,..'
It-till liitl.-l.
i Mull, Visitor . ty.
, Wuk-IU.lil. inimlnt resident .il the'
VJnllii my hiro Iih conducts n
jnincir. It among the Thursday vis-,
Iinrs In Ilia city transacting uffutrs.
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C.t.! M.irlin K. Trrm-li,
utim ('.'i:nifin,l;int of lli Sixth
iibvuI ilKlru t ..I ('Imrlrjton, S.
('., Im Iiitii Ajipuintrd li v Trval
.Inil l'tN,li,l'.i: In l,c jrmrrnur of
I lie Virpn I .l.nil,. lie wll ,,0
tuminaiiil tin' l. Tliuuiit navil
ttlun.
I Miiurr H.-ll. ImihI Iluf tin Moorf
iIiuh ,ilrt n purtlon of lanil locutwli
lit ltlvr.lil Ail lltim, n kill i nd
to Mr. and Mm. Wuli.r KulirlK
j.if Klamath Kalla. who nre iilannlnK
I tin. InilMlnn 'f a homo on Ihe iihw
'll. j
i N.-w Himim Pi'Jluit ft Caiiiplii.il t
luivi- Jmt roniiK.ted a (lanily mod-1
rrn tlirci-niom liouna for ; Slliw'
. .tirai e Myvra on Cullforula a'rmue. I
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KENO ROBBERS GET
A PETTY REWARD
For their pain In breaking Into
Ihe state highway gar. "i at KVno.
burglara netted nothing but a mag.
neto from iue of the trucks, ac...
cording to a icport mads to tho
alierlff'j office yetiterday.
Kntrance waj .;ained by break
ing through a re..r door. Keno Is
located 14 miles went of Klamath
Falla.
T.i .llrn ' t..
fr.iltk Kliiinu.h I'
ulna t wit.'Uit
"hulls ba...:ill Ka.no Sunday In will l. .r,,ly confidential. I'l.one
I'll" Wed aro Sll i Kin li l.lml ,y, Mia. r.i I
iiiinlii Crystal and Ml ln, Jin-;
A""'"K H""11'! Noliry .Marlon liarncH of any vln-
n are plan- i ( ani) luVf ,lat yi),
may ol.-.- rvc. Y-uir liif"nnatl'n '
Mt Vcui iu, which id an eruption in 79 A. D. destroyed Pompeii and Hcrculancutn and has
li.i'l frt iuci;t cnipt'oris since, ia still spouting; smoke and lava and la an ever present menace to
Italian in t.V. .-icinity of N'.t.lcs. Tlus aeff Lh"ti tl'e liT,p.: !,'.c,' sl:. i,.e ,..ipr .
TKAKKIO VIOIiATOKS
Two men who speeded last night
saw tbe restraining hand of Coun
ty Traffic Officer Knowlos, and. as
a result, must appear before Jus
tice of the Peace Ed Kendall to
day. J. J. Davis, traveling at the
rate of 60 miles an hour, and J.
F. Mctzger, r... ving at the rate of
45 miles an hour, are the men whp
will aay, "Good morning Judge." .
Wr:;l Klamath
Here Are the Rules, Sportsem, Follow
20 of each year. Bag limit, four of
any or all such birds in any one day
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nfd i:n Wed-
liuoor of I'1'
Cook. r
Tbow pr.,nt
ll,rl CiMik. Mr.
!( ami mill.'
lln. Milton
Kn. K. T.
he eat of town
lm Mn. tilv-
)in. mi. ii ih
.Itlai with her
es tte Civan
lf-Xr II, s-
Mt, fhre Hhr '
Li Wtlrnxl In!
rwra m-tliin of
i( ,1.1,... Tli.. girl, lll Nave Saturday ERIEF D10LOGUE
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Them Strictly, and You'll Be AH Right1::""" '" """
engaged
T.i l.cinc Siiml.i) Klamath Falls;
barlinll fan who will make the;
round trip In Vii .Sunday linluilu
James A. I'erry. IN rry will kill
Iw.i bird, !lh une stone when h.i
will spend several bourn vIMtlr.R
with friends niado during his roa-j
idnnra In thn City. I
C'onlril.'lor in Klmn.-illi M. A.,
Puckelt. well-l'tinw j, i ciiractor .if
the HpraKiii' It'.i.-r ill Irlct, spent
TliurmlaV In Kla:"!th Fall, vlsitlnir
a nil trann'nilni- Imolnci from lug-1 H",.'!''"l!', ... ...
I lie reckoned without gtnlo Traffic
glng opera. I., '.. , loifleer Foster, who chanced to be
In Klmimili Tl.ur..L. Oul of-'1" vicinity, and who placed him
town vIjiI'om In the city Thursday ;"''' rrest.
In.'lu.le W. ('. Mm I -.on. manager of
' There shall be no open season for
rK!l-P, tl m-.,i-I - .. . . . . - i iiiujuioiu ui piuuxru vaniuiuio u.
CiXl'o m rllNLj fly request' from members of the. The sportsmen are also requested valley quail, except in Klamath and
' Klamath Sportsmen's association The to notify Game Warden Marion J. 'Deschutes counties, ...ire the open
It win a brief dlaloguo in Mlil. h News herewith publishes the follow-' Barnes when apprehending any vlo-, season shall be from October IS to
II. Smith iiud Justice nt the Inn laws governing tbe hunting of lotions of the game laws. Just call i October 31. Bag limit, eight of such
yeateiday , game animals and game birds in up phone 584, and it you desire the,birds in any seven consecutive days.
a ; District .No. 2. ! information will be treated in
strictly confidential manner.
The game laws have been rather
Peace Kendall
ufternoon. i
Guilty." sold Mr. Smith.
"Twenty dollars," said Judge Ken
dull.
The dialoguo waH ended.
Smith, a driver for a local , W)nle is,nncM and sustained In oth- Iow:
company. w. licensed of passing Ihe
Pelican railroad crossing without
There Shall be no open season on
Chinese (Torquatus) pheasants in
Akljv
IICraftA
VAtyoiir dealer&Jy
ii a Msjiiii"'"'.T.."
indefinite In times past, owing to! .me open season on game animals; Game District No. z of the state ofifi'
i unpublished amendments, rulings of!-81"1 Kame Birila ,n District No. 3- of Oregon, except in Union, Umatilla,
!tho game commission set aside In I "te of Oregon shall be as fol-
Baker, Grant, Malheur, . Morrow,1
Klamath, Hood River, Wasco and
era, and different interpretations; Deer with horns, open season from! Wallowa counties, where the open
by different authorities. But the September iu to October 20 of each . season for Chinese pheasants shall
thn Caiiiplicll-Towle Lumber com
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Mr. II....... """"il HI ......
.ai;m,.
i coiiniry.
Mr. and Mrs
.ill leave this
li. returning to
I'ranrU,,, (i,.r
'h frit-mi ami
".re will he re
lir)i,-i,. Kilsull.
'ilii licr par
ities K.lsnll anil
naih file
Tu WltnrH liitin.' - Klnmalh Falls
Klrls WlKi il.(ll to all. nil the l utlle
Stind.iv betwet-ti Hie Weedlte, and;
'tlln Pelicull, Include Miss Jean
IVrry anil Mis Frances llnmpbrey.
IV.iiii S,rn::iic IlUcr Ham t'lin
liwi. well known resident of the
Sprague Itlver cnuniry, spent Thurs
dny In Kiiimnth Falls transnctlng
uti'lnes. ,
l I In KI.M.inlli l',,IU F I. Siilliv:,!!
l"er In Klaiu.1 Well-known Oli no rancher. In among
iuie bel..niiiK ,),,, out.f.town visitors 111 tho city
nil hla family.; IM i,.n. n,i f H.n u,.k
Ieas. w' o
Ui. si'iithwi1 IVmii Hin Vnllcy W. I.. Davis.
T;'cy plan lii visitor in Klamath Fulls from the
ir the w.ek- vnlley Is upending a short time in
'the lily from his home in F.ugenc.
hcovered From Suite
Accused U. S. Narcotic Chiei
In Auto Crash i
F I i - :.-'-i.ai
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sportsmen of Klamath can rest as- year. Bag limit of such deer,
stired that if they obey the follow-; during any one season.
Ing rules in their pursuit of gamel Ducks (except wood ducks and
they will be within the law. elder ducks) geese, rails, coots, Wil-
Partlculur attention is called to. son snipe or Jacksnipe and greater
the changes made in some of thefad lesser yellow-legs, open season
laws, such as In the open season forrom October 1 to Janurry lit of
deer,. which has been changed from,cach year. Bag'limit, 25 at such
September 1st to October 31st of last birds in any one day and not to ex
year, to September 10th to October, cced 30 of such birds in any seven
20ili tills year. Also the laws gov-j consecutive days, except that tbe bag
crnlng the hunting of ducks. geeso.jnmt for geese shall be eight in any
etc.. which has been changed from: one dav and not to exceed 30 In nnv
two .extend from October 15 to October
31 of each year, both daya inclusive.
Bag limit, four of such birds in any
one day, or eight during any seven
consecutive days; provided that no
more than two female Chinese nheas-i
ants be killed .in any seven consecu
tive days. ' '
It shall be unlawful to take, kill,
capture or havo in possession any
bear in Jackson, Josephine or Klam
ath counties provided, however that
September 15th lo December 31st of
last yenr to from October 1st to Jan
uary 15lh for this year. The grouse
season, wnicn was very inuei.ime. s(a,e of 0reKon , ljn0
iusi year nus neen piuuuy siuicu huh, nna or snntv
seven conscculKo days.
There shall be' no open season on
sage hens and prairie chickens In the
WJi h?'r
mm. r-J
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fUEEM ylVHEI-IN-A . j
A reckless driver's ninehirte
srnshed into a nutomoliilc in
which Qnecn WilUclmma, of
lbliand, was ridiiii.', but for
tuiwlelv Uer Majesty was not
year as open from September 10th to
October 20th. The grouse limit has
been changed from 6 birds in one
day or 10 birds in seven consecutive
days as of Inst yenr, to eight birds
, In cny seven consecutive days for
this year. There was no open Bea-.
son on Chinese pheasants last year,
but this year the season is open from'
October 15th to October 31st. j
There is no open season in this
district on Hungarian pheasants, and
! hunters are cautioned to be careful;
in their quail hunting not to shoot;
them. It is easy to distinguish this
bird from Ihe quail when it rises.
This bird is Just beginning to gain
a foothold In this district, and sev
eral bunches are to.be found. In the
Malin neighborhood some are found,'
while bunches of them are to be
found on the Henley. Elliott and the
J. Frank Adams ranches. , '
grouse, ruffled'
grouse or native pheasant, open sea
son from September 10 to October
HOTEL ASTOD
ZodatlliU Lo. AnseUi
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET.
505 Datha New, Modern . ,
CloM to Shopping Dittrict and Theatres
FfiCE CARACS : Tar I from $1.50
Advance in
WOOD
come without any warning.
CHEAP PRICES
- - ' are-. now on.
Don't be one ot many who
will order too late.
. ..... - V-:
Wintor Is near.
Fbone in your, orders. ,
BLOCK WOOD
is our specialty. - '
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn." '
601 Mam Phone 535
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3 ."..-jlk a ' 8
f ccial aurnt. Hose Hiicbscli (center), nnd Mae
"tides recovered, from Chicago hotel suite of W. O.
"cad of lnnl r-.i...i i: .inff who Is accused
10 Rrnit.Micarli avers lie Is innocent. Government
c id sclicd driifrs back to dealers and fiends, or
; ,uch 'Hclc as the $7,C00 jeweled opium pipe Miss
8.t the $5,000 jade vase in MUa Huchsch'a band. . J
ml$ SPECIAL COFFEE
OUR OWN liLtlNU
Two pounds for 95c. 50c a pound
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY
Ben P. Lewis, Grocery
"The Old Reliable Coffee House..
noo c z;v,u Sk Phone 355
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