The Klamath news., August 25, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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AUTO ACCIDENTS
OVER WEEK-END
Sprafue River Man Mot
Seriously Hurt I
I iu proving
Art Strndwick. of Bray mill.
Soracae E.Ttr. snMerinf from a
cranial fracture received to aa aa
tomoblle acc.Jea: S-udir. im re
ported to be ImproTinj list a jbt
at the KlamaU Valley fcoral.
John Tiomaafa. who was .ta
Strudwkk, vas nnhort.
A man who ir hi aam aa
Tom Marshy was ano'.her who tig
ared la tbe scleral accident re
ported orer tbe week-end. Vur
pby, srrested by City Olficer Col
lini on a charge of driving whilt
drank, entered a plea of rollty
and waa sentenced to aerre (0 day.
in the county Jail and to pay a fine
of 1140- He waa accused, of drir
b)f th roach a p'.ate-rlaaa window
t Aren a garage.
LorsJe Ia Injared
Floyd Lockie, who lires near
Keoo, inffered two fractnred rtha
and serere braises when bis aula-
mobile steering gear broke be-
tweea Klamath Falls and Keae and
caused Bis car to tarn orer. Lockie
waa attended by Dr. J. R. Barr.
Klamath Falls physician. Bert Jae-
obson. who fas with Lockie. es-
caped nnhort.
Adam Eharpek. unconscious, was
removed to the Klamath General
hospital after a wreck which oc-
enrred on the Keso road about
Bine miles from Klamath Falls. In
tbe collision with another machine.
Jack Selpack, who was with Shar-
pek, received a eat on the face, -
Yreka Woman Hart
One Mrs. Ackemiasr. of Treka.l
Calif., was dismisaed from the
Klamath General hospital y ester-,
day after ahe had received atten-j
Men for shock following aa auto-;
mobile accident which occurred at!
the corner of Sixth and Plum!
streets. According to the sheriff's
office. n.".te!trTjiap iu 1J a'
automobile driven br , Paal Dodge, ;
who was accompanied by H. L. Lut-j
trell. Neither of the men was
hart.
I
WAYWAED KWEETHEARTS
EW YORK fntlge MrLauxb
lia rdeavsed Roy Slater, and his
flancer. Haaei Birk, when they
pleaded guilty to forgine; checks
totalling $100 aad areed to pay
back tbe money on the install
meat plan. They will be under
probation until they have paid it
all back at the rate of 2 a
week.
I Today's Fashion 1
L By Vera Winston )
ci
Cnt 1 Wiii'.e V.'c-l Crepe
T. ir.nird ailh K!:: and
While Kil!;.
TT::
fjhrlrs.
told th.il finely rtrlped
ani the wll'known
shet.herd a chc-c ks are coming
In for their ahure of fashion promi.
nence.
fvitnlnly finely sr!fK.d blwrlc and
white silk Is never tiuiie aitiaetlve ;
than when it t.uiUes minriilnic Imtida j
im Tl:iin white, as in lhi emit above.
The wool c.rei com Is cut on
atrnlKht lines. The striped silk
makes a riouhle rever. the uptier I
Inyer bing much wll..r limn the :
ienver on,
IB
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Deputy Was Hungry,
Thirsty Too, Maybe;
But He Was Cured
Jim Mi;:saV-r. d.?otT sher.it
U a rtjuii: sort J:m is ready t
take a csacerd;t arily.
Bat ia ta future Jim Is roioc I"
' "
lie t.n t f..ioi to uke
Yoj s-e. T:ai :j trr fond of t.
"...al.- And te e:-J a couple the
iV'ier day.
Tills r the '.-ri a ft coflks froaj
'fiipt abojl til bail of Ibe cnr:
house:
i?Qiabct!y rcr- rtt-J there u a
'coxae of ?i:3or oa a road about i .1
mil-.J sorts tf Klamath Falls. Tiat
sotndt-d U MLt-.ttnakr like bm
neas. He wa.- all Ui inreat. satin.
He did.
He and Ivpst;- rher-.ff Lain Bark
made a th'jroi:)i probe. Ta-v
found a container. J:ai smelled it.
And. arcordi:.s to the mmor. -e
immediately left c'f eatinjt for ser
erai hours.
The container. according to
MorBJ,kert tris. not only h.:d
baJ hQaor , deld n)oaM
Woman's Head Found
i With Scalp - Muting
'
BERKELEY". Cal.fg.. Aog. 24
(t'nited Xtsil A murder mystery
that promises to ontdo works' of
fiction waa dertioped near here
.with finding of portions or a young
woman'! scalp in a swamp north of
here.
Contra Costa county officials, the
same who ferreted oat the artiaxing
.ancles of the Charles Henry
PUtwarti "laboratory murder" hare
began investigation or tbe new
case, which appears as an equally
mystifying crime.
Three portioas of scalp, a torn
' Piece of bloodstained newspaper and
Part of a cheap suit case are the
only claes available.
Off to Conquer
Unsealed Peak
1.
f t Ma j
. Bradley Tyrcf!, Wisconsin
manufacturer, is goin;r ia Africa
i to help the Beloit College do
j Prohok expedition explore and
! climb Mr. lUaroan, 12,000 feet,
1 which has never born scaled.
The expedition will also pene-,
; trace nnrxplored desert regions. '
NEWSPAPER
I MANDOUSTFUL
' BOW KNOWS THE TnUTH ;
TKa Editor of a newtpaprf ia a
narby city wm rerf much wor
' ricd orer hi lack of interest in hi
work, and a noticeable waning of
him mental ability. Freqruent
vers headache of lata had left him
weak and depressed, and one morn
ing when particularly out of sorts
hs had a disagreement with hia
fonrman
1 They wen friends of long
standing, and the foreman waa
very much arprised and suggest
ed that the Editor mast not be
feeling well. He said, 'To t-ll the
troth I have not been well for soma
time, and I'm nervous and irrita
ble." He also told him frankly of
his other troubles.
His foreman told him of one of
the employees who had been run
down, but was built up by Kath,
the Gland Tonic, having read a.
Kath advertisement in thir rwper.
The Editor said that if they were
advertising Kath, he should have
iaith enough to try it, and at once
sent for some.
He says, "Again, I am happy.
My mental faculties, such as power
of concentration and keenness of
vision, are now as perfect as they
have ever been. Mv headaches
lit'-
r I V. - J' A
f 4 rrr- v, Ji
iuv' f v s
t ,.p r A
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a ; 1
sW it" r ?
have completely disappeared, and j
my sleep is sound and restful. I j
am now enjoying perfect health. ;
Kath, the Cland Tonic, certainly ',
proves its advertising.' m
Leading dmggiits everywhere en .
druggist. For sale byt
c ir. vrKRvoon
(Advertisement.) tt
Rail Engineer, Driven to Verge '""
of Madness
Fearful that he ercntuaUr would be made a dcitoos wreck br
the persistcat risks taken by motorists at railroad rrouines, George
LaicT, a lorotootive engineer on the Missouri Pacific for forty-six
years, has quit the road. "Yon can't tell what motorists will "do."
be complains. He sajs other engineers are bavins; their lives short
ened by foolhardy autoists.
RAIN FAILS TO
STB? PEAT FIRE
a grocp banded together to make
Rain, wal.-h fell heavily over the ,ne ;rer'.s safe for women and child-week-end.
could not check tbe flames ren- as held to the grand Jury
which are fast destroying the Sie-
i mens and Rloomfngramp ranch on
the Skillet Handle, nor.h of Klam
ath Falls, according to witnesses of
j the fire last night.
' A heavy crop of volunteer grain
i being destroyed in addition to the
quantity of peat on the land.
j The fire started ihe Intter part uf
the week, and it was feared i would
spread to Ihe wooded district in the
surrounding country. An attornpt
is being made to flood ihe landx
from Ihe main irrigation canal
! breaking over the dikes.
by
Lumber
FOR SALE
Finish
Mouldings
Shiplap
Dimension
Berel Siding
Lath
We are offering good
prices on above items.
Come out and look it
over, or telephone our
Sales Department for
prices.
Pelican Bay
Lumber Co.
1. A. GOLDSMITH
On atom Tailor
S10 Winters BIdg.
Bulra Prom t9M to (70.00
SPECIALS
In Victrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
ALTAMONT AUDITORIUM
Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Night.
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will
furnish the music.
AH conveniences and first class floor
Rest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks.
MARTIN & FROMAN
Tue.1av. August 102.". ;
by Autoists, Quits
Chicago University
Student Murderod
CIIH'.MiO. Aug. :i. il'nlted
News 1 Three youths, members of
Monday morning for the murder of
John Henry Klassin. a medical stu
dent at the University cf Chicago.
Klags'.n was hit on the head with a
ro;k. which fractnred his skull.
Advances in
WOOD
come without ' any warning.
CHEAP PRICES
are now on.
Don't be one of manr who
will order too late.
Winter Is near.
Phone in your orders.
BLOCK WOOD
is our specialty.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood
Main
to lturn."
Phone
601
53S
SHORT ORDERS
at
ALL HOURS
The coffee we make
here can't be beat.
EAT
At
Coffee Dan's
616 Klamath
13
BIG RAIL CHIEF
INSPECTS K, F.;
1
lluaaid Kllu'tt. rhalrc-aa of the
taard of directors ol lh Xorthera
Fa.-ifir arrnJ ia Klamath Falls
eterday aTlrrnooa from Crater
Ijke. ah.re lie has spent several
dajs. KU i:t rrsldrs la New York
fur.
Ac.or.i:n I.' the nffkial. the trip
Is purely for iBi.'tl.m and fur no
other purpow.
A. J Wllrbell. ihul nittlDccr fur
the Or.r. n Trunk. Ihe On-soa Klec
trie and the S IV - S . accompanied
Mr. Klll.'tt Witrhell grinned food
nataredly when nfpap-rmB ap.
rr. .ached hlai yr.irrday regarding
hit vtsti In K'imi'li Kails.
"Just admiring the rrner," Mr.
Wit.hill sji.1 "UiiT maybe I'll
be abl- in tell you aomethlng. Hul
not now.v
Mr. WU.hrll waa registered al
the While 'IXIraa.
Relieve Coughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
MestMi-fisWtScleiWnSK
CaiUrsa's MMUniilMissfamlas
Bftierthan a Mustard Plastrr
KODAK FINISHING
la at out at t p. m.
The Peatley'a 1
Opposite Court House
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sign thecoupons opposite,
turn in the orders and as
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quate beat at minimum i
pense and effort.
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