The Klamath news., August 27, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

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ALLEGED MORAL
K. F. Women Enter
Domestic Art Work
In Fair Exhibits
GODFREY GIVES
WHITE MAN A
STIFF LACING
Mr. W. A. Johnston of 640 So.
(Sixth (treat U tUe tint exhibitor
to make her entries la the domestic
,art department unil It th balanoa of
her exhibit U aa beautiful as the
I two taniplee that she brought to
tho office of (he fair board for
In the future Kenneth North, al-; clarification, she will bare one of iTJnited News) The fitfht be
leged to have committed a crim- lhe f!ne3t group exhibits In " tween Geor-T6 Goilfrey and
laal assault on a three-year-old fa,r. M Johnston baa entered IS; rWov which was
baby girl, Is to be constantly under plW9 of embroidery. including1 JllKe "ro nlcn u8
the eye of Sheriff Burt Hawkins. ,nree-plcee tan linen buffet set scheduled for ten rounds, was
That waa decided yesterday after' embroidered In colore, two while! stopped in the second round,
Justice of the Peace Kendall hadj centerpieces embroidered In white. Wednesday night, by Referee
had a conference with several per-.one tan ara centerpiece embrold-jialTV McGrath, to prevent
ered In coders, three not apcifled Coray fron, receiviiur further
. ... , luff In tl. erl room nr.
Brown$villo Woolen . , ld u, ..muiim-
Mill To Sign Lea ly admitted robbing a cigar Ktore
Th. luHmi il Lin l approve "
grill. They were turned over
knee and spunked In court.
LOS ANGELES. Aug- 26.
terrific beating at the hands
eons Interested In North a case
North was originally released cn hl . ceuterpi res, pair of pillo
1.1a nir. pocnffnlunn. but the amhiwliliinwl iwn whttA hnrnaii
status of hla case waa changed af-Lcarfa embroidered and trimmed in, of the giant negro,
ter Judge Kendall had carefully! cr0CDet tnree tan runnera la col- Conroy made a sorry spec
considered all details of hla alleged :0red embroidery, one white linen facie against Godfrey. The
crime. I scarf embroidered In colore, buffet fans pleaded with McGrath to;
Many persons expressed satisfac-,,carf of tan linen with colored "-!. tVio fitrht hnfnre rinim'
With the slgnluf ot lenso with
the llrownsvllle Woolen Mills store
through J. I- Hoian. president
of the group, the building now oc
cupied by 1-a Vogue store on tho
corner of Fifth and Main streets
will , be vacated la the Immediate
future. An announcement was made
to this effect yeaterduy.
LsVoitie store will occupy the
bulldliix apace until September 11
when the Brownsville Woolen
Villa will take possess. on and ar
rangements be made for the open
ing of their store, with completely
new stock Immediately after their
occupancy.
his
audience wus still applauding and
clamoring for moro.
EWS
tlon today when they learned that j broidery.
North's Incarceration had been ar
ranged. They held that a man. ac
cused of such a crime, should not
be turned loose on the community.
Although North will not be Jail
ed with other criminals In the
Urge tan linen center-1
damage was done the white!
I.AXO r'lMl'W H.UrXil AKI
WASHINGTON The government
piece embroidered In colors and u'"""v I has taken another step toward pro-
nightrobe of lavender crepe. jman. . ,tectlng farmers from real estate
Mrs. Johnston's collection of tas- Frankie Frink won easily -afters. An order was Issued by
ty handiwork is so extensive and'nver Julien Lessick. 'the Interior department today re-
complete that It is to be hoped she
will avail herself of Jackson's In-
county jail, be nevertheless will hesitation to Klamath exhibitors to
In the county courthouse at all (come to Medford and give their
times, until his trial is held, Judge ! prize needlewomen a little competl
Kendall said. Judge Kendall felt 1 tlon.
that it would be unfair for him J Mrs. J. Fred Goeller. bead of the
to pursue any other course than the: domestic art division spent the at
one he decided to follow. jternoon at the fair grounds plan
Although tney deciiued to maksju;ug more effective and extended
any official comment, it is known) space for the display of exhibits
that several other county officials
felt aa did Judge Kendall.
North, who is said to be In his
17th year, was arrested by Deputy
Sheriff Joe KImsey and was said
to have made a complete confes
sion. He was employed by a local box
factory.
KLAMATH GIRL TO
RETURN FROM S.
in her division. A carpenter Is al
loted the flowers, culinary and dom
estic art departments to immediate
ly put In shape the booths and
make many needed changes and additions.
CHARLESTON DANCE
HOLDING ITS
culling 4.409 aeres of Tallahassee,
Fla., land Into public domain. The
government will aell the land Itself.
WILBUR CENSURES
NAVAL OFFICER
JIIMJK KIMNKS BOYti
WASHINGTON. Aug. 26. Secre-j KANSAS CITY Judge Henry
tary of the Navy Wilbur has ad-iMead. the "spanking Jurist" did his
ministered a sharp and severe reprl
roi.Ait riiiii is milium
Nil Ml', Alaska -Hewn men sailed
linively Into the Arctic aboard the
a. homier .Maud three yenra ago Imp-I..-
I., .irlfi wllh the Ice across the
tIMII.IIMiK ANlilli , .. . . , , .
SWAMI'HCOTT. Muss. President ( uw uni1,r,fl , hr
Ccolldgo Mpecla to call lu mWnl ,,, , welth of lufor-
his offlclala when l leturna from,
hla vucutiun and tell Hi"" piamiy
that they must slop criticising lh
cuts in u do In llielr depart menu by
the budget bureau.
HIIK I'XOKR t tlNTItOl.
PAHADKN A. lif. The fire
which has ravaged the lllg Tunjuuga
canyon here for the past 10 iluyn
wus bronchi under complete control
here tonight. A patrol of " '"".
however, will guiird aitalnst possible
flareups.
nation mi
below nr.
uu suit,, i.Z!S
veuture s54 taw"T Hi,
74, bel.w J' fcskJ
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EVERTRoog
a..siurJ'jrW
FREE CARAV?
VACATION
Reduced Rotindtrip Fare!
Mount h.mikt
LONDON Shakespeare's Hamlet
was played In a modern selling f
knickers,' Paris gowns, whiskies and!
sodu here Inst night at lhe l)lrmlng-
ham. When the aaliMtin curtain
was lowered ending th play the!
bctweca Pacliic Coast points now cJecUvt,
(ske this yovr happiest summer.
These reductions permit trltw i0
vusttsa playgrounds liittud of onlroaT
Aikoursgentsaboutthtm.Vlilttl,.' '
beaches, mountain resorts, ban Francw,
Lee Aagclea, snu Bacbsra, Han DitJS
Or go to Yossmlte, LaksTshee, Del
Moms, Santa Crua, wondrout-blut Cnusr
Lake, or nofth Into the "Kvtrgma Hia
ground " In the Puget bound Country,
No matter where. Southern Paiilic Lie)
i (vnnniiviii mil iui you.
V
mand to Lieut. Andrew L. W. Gor-
NEW YORK. Aug. 26. The
"Charleston," the flapper's favor;
Ite dance. Is standing on its own
feet today.
The 48th annual convention of
the American Society of Teachers of
Friends ot Miss Ada Porter who
has spent the past five years of her
life In South America will be pleas
ed in Ipnrn of fcf?r eXDected return
xv Klamath F;!16 in the immediate Dandn,; w" officially- reported to
1ture j have adopted It. despite tsrenuous
Ten' years ago. Miss Porter taught i Protests) of delegates from censer-;
In the OVne ol. Not long af- Tat,ve New However,
i.-r .h i.-ft n ver mn tn 'h d-lfsatM have agreed that the
don, for his conduct as Judge advo
cate of the court martial, which re
cently acquitted two navy nurses on
charges of bringing liquor into this
country from Cuba.
Wilbur's reprimand, contained In
a letter to Gordon, followed the sec
retary's recent disapproval of the
'acquittal.. The two nurses. Ruth M.
Anderson and Katherine C. Clancy,
signed statements that they knew
OWN packages In their possession on their
return from Cuba, contained liquor.
As they were exonerated by the
court martial, nothing further can
be done, despite Wilbur's disapproval.
yUlh Allien
and returning last
.war to Clilcag.
been teaching in
school. !
Miss Porter will visit for a week
with friends, returning to Chicago.!
where she plans to enter North-!
western and obtain her second de-.
gree. j
While In Klamath she will visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grimes,
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brown, Mr. and
Mrs. Jaui? Grimes and Miss June
Grimes. I
, must be performed with an
willre she' Bas at' ' ' '"Sltsve naveWentg.r
i Chicago high; .
.New Archbishop
Advances in
WOOD
ne without
CHEAP
any warning.
PRICES
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are now on.
Don't be one of many who
will order too late.
Winter Is near.
Phone In your orders.
BLOCK WOOD .
Is onr specialty.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to 80."
601 Main Phone S3S
Be sure of your'
furnace!
Your comfort oven yonr
health depends on the kind
,of heat you obtain from your
Vurnace. That kind of heat
depends on-tbe" construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which It is Installed in your
home. Health requires sn
abundant circulation of warm
moist heat! Not Just heated
air. Comfort requires ade
quate heat at minimum ex
pense and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
A patriotic .rale of love is
promised.thc archdiocese of Cin
cinnati by the new archbishop,
the Most Rev. John T. Me
Nicholas, seen after the formal 1
installation ceremony. '
SPECIALS
In Victrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
Are Your
Children's Eyes
Ready for School'
If not, see to them now.
The child with poor eyes has
to work much harder than the
one with normal vision to keep
up with their classes.
See at once
DR. GOBLE
Eyes Examined
QUICK SERVICE
700 Main Street
Glasses Frames
Ground , Repaired
SHORT ORDERS
at
ALL HOURS
The coffee we make
here can't be beat.
EAT
At
Coffee Dan's
616 Klamath
ALTAM0NT AUDITORIUM
Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday Night
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will
furnish the music.
Al! cuir.'ciiicnpps and first clans floor.
Rest Rooms Lunch and Soft Drinks.
MARTIN & FROMAN
FOR
Any Building
Economy, durability and
appearance are the result of
well thcughtoat plans and
specifications.
Get the most
Building Dollar.
for your
SEE
II. R. PERRIN
lleHltn. Plans, Estimates)
eoo Hopkit nidK. Phone 200-J
Relieve Coughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
with
mm
All fMM-3S US Se Ian ai lb.
CaiUm'. U uunli (auMw font.) Aj
Belt ir than a Mustard Plaster
IMP
liquid
Sold Everywhere
Southern Pacific Lin
J. J. MILLER. Phone 709. . . .
District Freight & Passenger Agent " ;
Room 205 Hoplca Bldg. ..8th and Mail it
Klamath Falls, Ore.
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Here's the best answer
to the question you often ask
A. BREARCLIKFE, Klaiiuitli KuIIh.
Klectric Range, lights and housclioUl
nppUanccs As f
Avernito monthly bill tPT.SasU
ALKHKII COLUEIl, Klumutli FiiIIh.
Electric Kune, Until anil houseliold
appliance C A C
Avera(o montlily bill p0.43
I. D. 1UMKK, Klamath Kalla.
Klx-tilc lUnsc, llffliU und liousrholil
appliunces rym
Average monthly bill J)0.3d
i. H. KIJ.IOTT, Kliinintli Kulls.
Electric Range, lllit and Iioum-IioIiI
applianres . .
Average monthly bill p4.4U
3. M'HKELL EM.IOTT, Miirlll.
Electric I tango, llglits and houM-bold
Rppllnnceit i e.
Averago monthly bill t4.04
y. h. nnnt'E, Mm-riii.
Electric Range, lights and houneholil
appliances -.
Average monthly bill . 50.0"
tcALrropjliA orjr.wl
KIWLR COMPANY I
my
YtiUn.PAMNhRS
IN PP.OCllSS
Your own neighbors who use eleo ,
tricity for cooking can tell you,
better than anyone else, how ec
nomical it really is but you may
hesitate to ask them.
We have asked a few of them,
whose names we have chosen at .
random from the many users in ;
your own neighborhood, to help us :
publish an advertisement that will .' V
give you their first-hand experience!
And they have gladly agreed to V
tell you the actual figures that show " : ;
the low cost of electrical cooking ;
in their own homes.
Here arc the figures, taken from their elcp? V ;
trie bills, to enable you to compare the cost
of clean, quick, convenient electrical cook,C
ing with your present cost of fuel. Read thcrg.j.
carefully. . ' '
The electric range you have always watitjp".
is ready now, at your dealer's. Convcnj);');
terms cfan easily be arranged, ifdesired.'See'
him about it today I ;' . .'.-;;:
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO
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