Page Two
Sunday. September f. 102i
MITCHELL SLAPS'
PLANE DISASTER
BLAME J DEPT.
(Continued From Pafre One)
court martial for ta'.s fiery ttntenient
nt Run Antonio. Telas. In which he i
ilutrcd tho v-er and navy depart--r.i-ms
with minimal nwttwf"
rnd s.-nor.il Im-nir.pi'tcn.T." arconl
lr.s to offiiiat tonnes tonisht. (
. f lnrlMmlitiall"ii
In the atawAro ft At 'Sag Se-t-'
tr.i v of Vsr Parts, who u-as It. No'v ,
Ynrk atti'D(!ine-t!i -lttvis rail tir.n!.
mut.hes, war deparitne-! n'"' '''T
wrvke r.tf!. v.ohM i.J; io...uuut
in any way whatever on Mitchell's
charii.-s or the 'department's prob-:
r.bl lourse concerning them. i
I'noftl.'lnlly, however, It was
learned that Mitchell's statement
was considered as flagrant Insubor- j
dinatlon and disrespect to superior!
officer under the articles of war. and i
would almost inevitably require an
Investigation by llaj. Gen. Ernest j
Hinds, commanding general officer!
of the Eighth corps area.. !
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SENTIMENTALISTS
iL So y S&srv$ iff 41
Ifcfe? ll iv Pt
Central Prcst Photos
ft .
' Miss Sarah Henry of Miami, Fla., is a modern 'Venus. Her
measurements match exactly those of the famous statue. The two
arc shown together. '
(Continued Prom Past One)
PEGGY JOYCE
DON'T SHINE
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 5.-
hnm with vhlch Ppeitv
I mean frequently j Joyce generalIv ann0unces her pres
animal-like, forever looking for his
chance of escape. On the street, 1
believe, t would know he was a
'con.' " '
Murray a Hard One
"How?"
Hawley smiled.. . ... .
"In the same way that detectives
always recognizi
recognise and apprehend the man
who Is against society. He doesn't
exactly look over his shoulder con
tinually but he gives you that im
pression. Tou feel it. You know
what I'm trying to convey."
Through the constant vigilance of
the guards under the Lewis regime,
no man ever escaped from the yard
of the penitentiary. . But at the i
same time, Hawley sald,"offlciaIdom i stole In at night
notices, which is very unusual.
Even the least temperamental ex
tra girl would throw a doien cat
fits at this very obvious and In
sulting neglect. A star would mur
der her publicity man for an In
sult' of such magnitude.
Because of these unusual circum
stances, the profession has come
to see ffome deep significance In
Peggy's silence.
I Some think Will Hays, the movie
boss, quietly slipped Peggy some
The bass Information to be good and keep
Hopkins i her name out or prim u sne wwnea
to make motron picture acting ner
ence anywhere and everywhere, is ' protession.
really a muted toy horn. I Of course Peggy's friends
The lollv. rolickine and titled ' """1 naturally Mr. Hays
Peggy, with all pi her escapades
and marriages, really hasn't come
up to Hollywood standards, or may
be something is wrong.
Instead of storming into the city
with a fanfare of trumpets Peggy
rented an obscure
deny
does
also.
Peggy herself saya It Is absurd
to think anyone couid ever keep her
name out of print if she wanted
otherwise. ,'
But Peggy has that "please don't
mention my namo'-'-look in her eyes.
FRUIT
PRIZES AWARDED
County fair prlsea yostcnUy for
fruit exhibits wore u follows:
Apple
Atruchan Mrs. H. K. toil, first;
Mrs. J. F. Uoeller. second.
Baldwin Mrs. J. F. (JoelliT.
first.
DelU'lous-rF. H. OUIs. flr.n: Will,
Cheyne, second.
Gravestlns Cat. Ore. Power com-1
pnny. first; J. r Uoelli'r. second
Northern Ppy Al Melhinc, first;
Mrs. J. D. Hooper, second. j
New Town Pippin 11. . r.s,
first J. C. I'lrlch, second
Spltstenburg J. F. dueller, flrat;
R. V. Ess. second.
Winter Unnana 'Mrs. J. . Hoop
er, first; J. K". Ooeller. second.
Winesap Mrs. J. 1. Hooper,
first: Al Melliase, second.
IVnm
Martlett J. F. Coeller. first;
Ethel Nelson, second.
Hone Mrs. Rosa Mcl'ornack.
first; Mrs. J. D. Hooper, second.
Comlse Oeo. C. I'lrlch, first;
Mrs. J. D. Hooper, second.
Clareean Mrs. J. F. Ooeller. i
first; Cat. Ore. Power Co.. second.
D'AnJou Oil. Oro. Power Co.,
first: F. D. Corpenlng. second.
Winter Nellls Mrs. J. D, Hoop
er, first.
Plums
Cal. Ore. Power Co., first; F. 1).
Corpenlng, second.
lYunes
Mrs. H. E. Octs, first; Cal. Ore.
Power Co., second.
lverlw,irlnff Strnnhcrrltit
Will Cheyne. first; Mrs. W. P. !'
Myers, second. I
tinld Dollar Sti-alierrlc
Mrs. J. D. Hooper, first. !
Strawberries, Ohio Varlellin i
Percy Diton, first.
(MielM"rrleH
Rosa N. McCornack, first. j
f'lilTent I ted
Rosa N. McCornack. first. i
lHackbdTieH
Mrs. H. E. Gets, first: Cal. Ore.
Power Co., second. ;
ltiiNlHMrles
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ItOI hlaVAIlMINO KVIOYKII
In lnni i'4f tho now school room
at Lamm's mill, resident of thm
seel Ion enjoyed merry hoiiu
wnrtuliiK oil Wednonduy Vvenlng,
under th nusplees nf tho Parent.
Tea.liriM assorlatlon, Mualf hy the
MHieo brothers wits gruutly enjoy
ed iluiilipt (be ev.'Ulnit'i pteiiHurv.
hl).i:il TO I.AKK H' WlNIIM
Scerelury (it Klale Hum A, Koser
mill J. II. Fuller, snerelnry or tlm
Ashland eliiiiulier of eommorcu left
ystii'dy for l.ko of tho Woods
where h will spend the day In the
V. C. TM Eiiilh summer home.
During tbe morning and early af
ternoon .Mr. Koser and Mr. Fuller
rtLICAN Int.JT
in, M.u
DM
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SPECIALS
In VictroU SUQ M
SHEPHERD'S
i
Jtev. K. M. Parroll, who will conduct
revival meetings at fill and Klum
ntli in a short time.
Mrs. 11. K. Oet. first; Mrs. W. !
P. Myers, second.
Ixignliberrlen
Cal. Ore. Power Co., first.
Variety Dlxplay Krultn
Mrs. J. 1). Hooper, first: Cal.
Ore. Power Co., second.
Variety PlMi'liiy llerrles
ltosa N. MeCnrnnik, first; Mrs.
J. I), Hooper, second.
HMelal
Mrs. J. D. Hooper, first; C. I).
DeUip. second.
The Central P. T. A. will hold
used book huIo and exctiango at
tho school Tuesday. Bring all book
plilnly marked with list of books
nd your nnnio any day this week,
the office girl will take earn of
them RS-S
was constantly hampered by the in-1
defatiguable sentimentalists on the
outside, working for "better" prison (
conditions. - !
Hawley, now connected with the j
public service commission, will be in i
Kb math Falls but a short time.
Leads "Army"
for Nicaragua
r 7n
J h
v 'f!t I
My
ccttage and has stayed there ever
since. . I
Now' Peggy lives In Hollywood,!
and Peggy, is making a picture. Two!
very important reasons why Peggy
should get her horn In shape and
her name In print.
She hasn't come up to expecta
tions, and all the leading papers
aro peeved at her. Really the papers
like her and would print whole col
umns about her. They like her so
much that they have spent hundreds
of dollars in salaries sending star
reporters on her trail.
Rut Peggy has evaded them all.
quietly slipping out of her house
'' t''e early morning and as quietly
Mirnlng at night.
"i'"e Pe 'cy was cornered and. !
- :"'rna!lv speaking. s' e let!
r.rri h"r cur!s of innocence and
'! rrd rcp'd f're qu?nt'ons at her I
, 'nr r.rvle'vers" who fled In dismay.
Now Peggy hasn't even adver-j
fd cold cream preparations, which I
-. Incidenially, the lowest form of'
:nM'city. Peggy's name Just sim
piy doesn't get in the production
IKKITI.KCGKKS VNIOX
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 5. The
liquor vendors of San Francico
have formed a Brotherhood of
Bootleggers.
This' newest of unions was dis
covered by prohibition agent John
Broska. '
EVANS
Shoe Repairing
Good Work Right Prices
1014 Main &i
Blmmatll Fait. Ore
Position Wanted I
WANT ASS
Are Your
Children's Eyes
Ready for School?
If not. see to them now.
The child with Mor eyes has
to work much harder than the
ne with normal vision to keep
up with their clauses.
Seo at onco
DR.GOBLE
Ktmi Examined
QUICK HEKVICB
700 Main Ntrrct
nund
Franw
Ropalrrd
MOTHERS:
We have numerous dainty garment in i
very exclusive line just what you've mnted
for tin new baby. .-',
The Northern Fur Shop .
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SPECIALS
In Victrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
A' native constabulary com
manded by an American, Major
Joy carter (above), has taken
the place of the force of Marines
withdrawn from guard duty in
Nicaragua after 10 years. occu
pation.
Edward B. Ashurst
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
State and Federal Courts
Suite No. 6, Loom Is Bldg.
, Phone 227
L Oo Oo Fc
Klamath Lodge No. 137 Meet,
every .Friday night. S. R. Redkey
N. O.
Canton Crater No
very Wednesday evening,
Sandell, Commandant.
7 Meeti
Car
HOTEL ASTOO
2ih1 & HiH Lou Ac-clcs
EVERY ROOM has F.: -: " 73ILET
50S Bath N -n
Close w Shopping Di .:.ilrcs
FREE GARAGE I ri0
Nu llnp Corsets. Elastic Re
ducers and Corsetletts Made
ti Measure. (Qarsnrmd.
MliS. V. K.
621 Jefferson Ht.
KANDAI.L
Phone 877-W
Ewattna Encampment No.
Meets every Tuesday night.
A. L. Wcstfall, C. P.
it
Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No
104 Meets first and third Tbars
days. Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders, N. G.
Bring Us Your
HIDES
and
PELTS
We are In the market tot
Hides and Pelts, and will pay
Um highest market price. .
Lewis Grocery
223 & 6 th Phont 356
FOIl
Any Building
Economy, durability and
appearance are the result of
well thoughtont plans and
specifications.
Get tho most for your
Building Dollar.
SEE
H. R. PERRIN
Designs, Plans, Estimates
200 Hooka UldK. Phone 230-J
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
A Savings
Account
Is an armor of peace. In
dependence In lime of need.
Is that worthwhile? Then
start now. $2.20 saved month
ly for 210 months in The
Western Savings & Loan As
sociation earns $472.00 or
$1.96 tor every monthly do-posit.
SMITH & THEISEN
I'nderwood IllilK.
Insurance Klro & Automobile
Investment
One Hnlcmnan Wanted
Headquarters for Time and Labor
Saving McCormick-Deering
POTATO MACHINERY
Where a considerable acreage of potatoes is
grown a McCormick-Deering two or four-horse
potato digger soon pays for itself in the time and
labor saved... These diggers are well-built, cor
rectly designed machines that will dig under all
workable conditions, and stand up to work in
the hardest soil
Made in six-foot size for two horses, and seven-foot
for four horses. The six-foot can be fur
nished with a rod link elevator, or with bar grate
or "riddle" elevator... The seven-foot digger has
a rod link elevator.
The rear shaker thoroughly separates the po
tatoes from the dirt, and the vine turners cause
the vines and weeds to be thrown to the side,
leaving the potatoes in a neat, clean row behind
the digger.
A McCormick-Deering digger means less
power required, less labor, and better potatoes.
Make ready for digging time by arranging with
us now for delivery of a digger later.
Remember: We can furnish both diggers
and planters of McCormick-Deering Quality.
'Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better
fflyfl
J. S. Mills & Son
Sixth and Klamalh phone 9
Headquarters for the McCormick-Deering Line
Planted for Keeps
These fine lif avy-benring trtca were planted in
1897, every tree being set in a liolc blustcd witk
DYNAMITE
(A Pacific Northweit Product)
The results ore not only indicated by the thrifty ipP
ance of the trees themselves but arc shown every yeatT
their heavy yield of fruit.
Tree pluming with dyncmitc is cucccjaful btcau ft
thoroughly looiena and ohnttori the tub-toil
mahea root penetration eeay
putt great ttoroa of plant fowl In oaty reach
dtttroyt fungut and nematode
cautet early maturlt
cute down troo lottea ,
end pnys a heavy return on the Investment thrtw
increased yields. Ask our dealer for Du Pont DyMWf
Wrleor-Dovoopnionf ot Logid-atr Umdi," "A
complete detaila on tree ph-xntint and orhef '""Vj .
thmt enn be done profitably with Du Pont vw-
W. D. MILLER
CONTRACTOR
6th and Commercial Sts.
P"one 293
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Phone Johnny-on-the-Spot for Lumber
BUILDHO- CHATC-
ISARBAL
MAN'S JOBti
- -a
i .-J. for
Building up character is a g000
a man or a firm. By supplying o"'
with first class lumber and high 8Tw
vice we have builded a business m.
of which we are proud.
Lakeside Lumber