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COUNTY SCHOOLS FEDERATED CLUBS'
SWAMPED WITHTO DISCUSS RAIL!
DIG EIOLLMENTlSIIUAlN AGAIN,
fewest Assistant
Attorney-General
HI Rnnntita Alffoma1 In or.lor that all sides to Hie all-
" ' j important railroad question can be
And Others Show Big j fully mml. members of the Klamath j
r u V..t.J.., bounty board of foilo-rated community i
Growth Yesterday club8 wlll moH at 1:30 p. m. Slllur.
day In tho chamber of commerce to j
Substantial Increases In attend-1 discuss the Southern Pacific plans!
ance are being noted in tho schools: and new features. i
located in Tarious parts of the The matter of meeting with the;
county, and In one or two Instances southern Pacific officials, whose j
it probably will be necessary to en-! names could not be learned yester-1
gage additional teachers, according day. followed the meeting several
to Fred Peterson, Klan-.r-.th cor.nty weeks. ago with Charles t. Hart, at
uperintendent of schools. j torney for the Oregon Trunk lines.
Today, It was expialued, there will Other intrests will be. invited to
be a meeting of the school board, ' hold hearings before the federated
and Tarious problems which hare j board in the near future accordiug
arisen within the last few days will: to the chamber of commerce yester-j
be discussed. I day which is more than interested:
Yesterday it was reported that TT.In the actions to be taken by thej
students already have registered in farming districts and their com-i
the Bonanza school, and more aremunlty clubs in the decision of the.
expected to enroll in the grades, j railroad question. So that the clubs
Only 25 pupils usually are allotted and their members are thoroughly '
to one instructor, so it may be neces-'acquainted with the contentions of;
aary to engage another teacher for the various railroads members of the j
that district. i groups are also invited to attend:
At Algoma there are about 45jthe meeting, September 12. j
students now enrolled. Mr. Peterson i H. E. Reeder is president of the ;
said, but the exact figures were not i federated board coming from the .
available. This is an increase of Central Community club. I
nhn.it in nnll last vtinr
The attendance at Merrill, it ap
pears, will be heavier than it was
a year ago. t
Complete figures on th attend-j
ance in county schools prooaoiy win
not be available for at least a week.
Mr. Peterson believes. Usually, he
said, there is some delays in getting '
accurate reports. - !
During the last few days the su-
perintendent has been extremely
busy, visiting Tarious of the county
schools and checking up on supplies.
s.
Thui-sdiiv. Sept. 1Q 1025
Klamath Fire Dept.
Makes Good Kecord
the
Thlrtcn fl'e alarms were an
swered by the Klauintlt Kulls flro
department during the mouth of
August, aoording to a report niadn
to the council by Klro thl.f Keith
J. Aailirote.
't'auicd by canned he.it drunk."
was I he rotation by Chief Ambrose
In eonneitUn with a grass lire at
the hot Spring coourtliouse Aug
ust 21. There was no damage.
Six of the biases caused no dam
age, according to tno icpon. no
automobile flro August -i. prob
ably was the biggest lows reporieu.
The cur was reported i per cent
damaged.
One liiieuiHiiry blare was report-
CU. 1 miu.i-m ib ..,- ............
llox factory August 4., ami cameo.
estimated at $2.".iV
f v " ts ! damage
Tw'"';-'' VyVa; :vr '.-: .' I t tiero en seveiui laisc "
V tl I i j Ueuer.illy. tho fire situation was
it' iv" i v' h'" in K1"ma,h KjI1j uurlI,l!'
f f l - ' 1110 nu,,1'l, 1,ud 'ouudlinen were of j
, , " , the opinion that those which occur-1
f i Jv t . 'i '' ln',,n handled by tho ,
& ' iiAM . ' - flymen.
.
B. II. Parmcn'.er, for ---.I yi-.r
. lawyer in I.'.wtor, 0!:l.i..
he newest a.csista::t -,: .
ftperal of the r-.it.-.! -
ICOURTS MARTIAL!
t i
OF MITCHELL IS:
Council Candidate
Announces Platform
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chool desks and other equipment
hare been called for In large ni-tn-bers,
but all of the requests can be
complied with, he said. -
NAVY SECRETARY
single year, when adjustments are
made from year to year. It is a I
daring thing to represent 1924 as a
foundation. It Is not workable: It's.
I socialistic and impossible. In effect. ,
WASHINGTON, D. C, Sept. 9 i " Introduces Into tho American mil-
Colonel William Mitchell probably I rtma situation a long step towuru
will hare to carry his case against Korernment ownership.
the administration of the war and! Cattlemen Oppow
navv department hnfnre I Samuel II. Cowan, representing
It appears that he will be barred the interests of the south
from bringing evidence in support of
The record of the Klamath Kalis
flro department under Kire Chief
Ambrose, lu-.s given eitlietis of the
city confidence in tho department's
efficiency, and it Is entitled to re
ceive every encouragement from of
ficials and the general public, ac
cording to A. J. I.yle. who yester
day announced his platform us a
camlidato for alderman Trout the
second ward.
I,yie said he farnrs uniforms for
the police department officers, a
clean town, zoning of the city Into
residential and industrial districts,
better sunUutlon, more paving, and
further railroad development.
Lad Seeks Fortune;
Lady Luck Evasive;
Finds Riches Home
CHOSS PLAINS. Tea. Sept. 9
(I'nlted News) K.irty two year,
ago. Phillip VarlM.ugh. a husky lad
of tender years, e uecumbed. to the
lure of fortune lo be liiado In the
wide open spurt's.
Putting his other shirt In a red
bandaua korehlef. l'hll swung jaunt
ily down the dnsly path, leading
from this one-time triidliig- post,
while kindly neighbors predicted lie
would bo back home In less thau a
w,,j.k--broke and hungry.
Hut the country folk hadn't reck
oned with the kld umiuf nchnblo
thirst for romance. Years went by
ami no one heard frun him. Ills
father. John It. Ynrbotigh. n pioneer
settler ami owner of largo trai ts of
land, and tho boy's inulher tiled.
Still Phillip did not return.'
.Moat of his kill had long ago given
him up as dead the victim of an
accident or sudden Illness among
strangers.
Wednesday a dignified stranger
alighted from a train here. A few
hsngrrs-on at the station, soino of
them the strftnger had known In hi
hoy howl days, nlloned him to pass
unret-oglllsml.
Phil Yarbough had come back to
town not broke, but far from
wealthy, ho confided to friends later.
The first relative he called on
after his return, told him that he
had fallen heir to a forttinn In oil
lands In I lie western part , of Urn
still... by Ilia tonus of his father's
will.
Iiiuiie fortune who had mocked
him In tho west luul smiled on hi in
In his own home town, '
l.ukclcw Visitor T. M. Hhaw of
Lukevlew. Is stopping for s brief
I limn In Klamath Kalis,
IVoiii llt'Htrr Miimli C. A. I.n'n,
jwell known run. her of tho Heaver
llmisli district. Is In Klamath Kklls
I for th" remainder of the week, to
visit with friends and rolatlres.
, YUIiIiik In t'lly Mr. ami Ms.
; K. II. Merrill of Ashland, nr.. Hull
ing Willi frlendii anil relatives In
, K l:i nun h Kails, arriving last night
for their short stay In Klamath.
Relievo l
Hcadach71"'
ttnu AH AchettnaTr
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SPECIALS
In Victrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
I Lsf OyJ TbleU
Liquid
Sold Evwywlw
Are Your
Children's Eye,
Ready for School
If not; see totbu.o,
Th child vlik ' '
lo work much h.r, uu. J
normal Ttslo. to
"P wun ihetr cIuhi,
DR.GOBU
Ryes loaussl
QficK mnq
" UU lm
tilasses . fc
Surveyors In Kliunath II. N.
Macl-aughlin and William Van Hree
men Jr., of DiinHmuir. surveyors for
Pacific, arrived In
west, also questioned the Northern i,hp Southern
Z ,rZ President, as did many lum-!tho city this week, to spend a brief
which Is eIP.ed Jo b? caUed to b" "d 'nrmers , time on business in re.ation to their
HOTEL ASTOD
2nd A Kill Us Atic'Im
EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET
30 Baths New. MooYrn
Quae to Shopping DiatTKt unA 'IliealrrB
FREE GARAGE T.t 1 (mm Sl.W
ALTAMONT AUDITORIUM
Dances Every Wednesday and Saturday fCk
Galloway's Orchestra from Portland will ;
furnish the music.
All conveniences and first class floor.
Rest Kooms Lunch and Soft Drinks.
MARTIN & FROMAN -
land state railway commission men.jw'ork.
' Mr. Cowan developed that the rntl-
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try him.
inis was empiiasiieu lutsudj u, , t.-j.- , I l.ll.w.i.lti lt..l.l..nf 1R 1.
g". iMchwlnrd S -d' thTt the 7 of e ' "os.ey of Chi.oo.uln. Is spending
m" ' arrTt. andttlr";;:,1 j --- - i IZTT'
pearance before a -military tribunal. "", 0B" h"u tumii heavy coin-,ath tails from hUi horn. In he res
Major General -John L Hines. pe,'"0D,i ' , . , ' , er1 '"n HosKT I. Interested
chief of staff of the army, ordered Mt- Donnelly admitted that busl-wlth the Klamath Supply comnany.
Inveslliratlnt. nf Mitchell's charees i ,u "oriuv esi couiu oo nana-, a s.ore in vuuoquin
tion with It to his superiors and as
sociates. Capt. Steele, his immed-
late superior say. Comomander 11 " Nugent -h less trackage, rolling ck
Lansdowne was fully confident that an en,t Colonel eor" , f ? I and motive power.
successfully , - " , -"r.h"
would be
the flight
made."
Denies Politics
Had Lansdowne objected Wilbur
said the flight would hare been
eighth corps area, where Mitchell '"Former PoliCemiM
B.auuura. lu n.uuu.1 tun iu.uitj.
It Is expected to be sereral days .
Of Klamath Dead
before this preliminary investigation ;
fa ar.mnlMa.1 anrl IhA mtror safassarl 1 1
done when the voyage was sug-;back here for flna, declslon as t0 Thomas Malcomb Durham, 63,;
gested for July. Must what action will be taken and form6r '" Ioliman. died at
Wilbur said he had nothing to!on wnat charges Mitchell will be 12:15 tnia morning, at his resi
do with determining the time anditrled- dence. 1034 High street, following
starting point of a Hawaiian flight i Truth Not a Factor a month's confinement in bed from .
and explained that "those in com- The trutn or faisty f mitchell's j rheumatism. He has been a resi
mand" had charge of all arrange-1 charges concerning administration of 1 dent of Klamath Falls for the past!
meats. He said Commander : tne war and navy departments will! seven years, moving here from Mer
Rodgers selected the time and not be a factor in military trial or 1 rill, where he once served as town
place of departure and had author- action, It was said, which arises ! marshal.
lty to postpone the flight if nec- from the nature of the case. Justl- Mr. Durham Is survived by five
essary. He pointed out that : ficatlon of his charges cannot be of- children, Mrs. Stella M. Cooper.
Rodgera did defer the start from fered by Mitchell, as a defense Mrs. Ada M. Kruger. both of Klam
August 2S to August 31. j against military punishment, it was ath Falls; Mrs. llcrnette E. Hawley
"Admiral Moffett reports," Wil-; explained. jof Ashland; Mrs. JuH- Rancklin of
bur said, "that the time could not j The solo question at issue, it IsjYreka, and a son, Roy W. Durham,
have been more propitious for the claimed. Is whether Mitchell made who lives with his parents here
fll1. nnA IIidI AWnwn n n . I 4 1, I , k n . . .A 1 ' .....
uu c.t., ...ou ui mo '.'.'uura. t.cu.icu iu mi, uim funeral services have not
crew was eager to make the attempt if he ddi, whether these statements been arranged,
and, also that the PN-9-1 was in ion their face, constitute insubordi-l r-
yet
Be sure of your
furnace!
Your comfort even your
health depends on the kind
of hent you obtuln from your
furnace. That kind of heat
depends on the construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which It Is Installed In your
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation of warm
moist beat! Not just heated
air. Comfort requires ade
quate heat at minimum ex
pense and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
. 1023 Main
Phone 323
Cm;
fT-cyiweTS;
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ELECTRIC COOKING
less watching
splendid condition."
WAY TRIAL IS
li
(Continued From rage One)
etand as to whether or not he had
made any such statement to Tay
lor, young Murphy replied emphat
ically that he had not.
Kheepherder Faints
O. W. Howard, of Bly,
by the etato. testified that his tel
ephone had been used on the day j
of the tragedy, that medical aid 1
might be summoned. He said that
Ben Murphy fainted shortly alter 1
he asked Howard to do tho tele
phoning. Murphy, be said, was un-
conscious when be reached him.
The state's case was finished '
more quickly than observers had."
predlcted and, last night. It was! -hold
possible that all the facts 1 1
may be before the Jury by this I
evening. Attorneys for both sides,
bowerer, are expected to take con
siderable time for their closing ar
guments and predictions as to when
the trial will end can not safely
be' made.
nation or otherwise infringe the art
lbles of war.
Mitchell Has Influence
Mitchell then will have to rely on
bis champions in congress to place
his case before the conntry. One of
these, Senator King of Utuh, demo
crat, completed the draft of a reso
lution asking a congressional in
vestigation Tuesday, which ho an
nounced he will introduce on the
first dny of the new session In De
cember. It l.i expected that svo, (
i cember.
RAGS WANTKI)
Highest price paid for clean cot-
called ton wlDin8 raB8. The News.
m
1 1
nikb
MiLrTAfrr
NLY B0K5
fUllTM.VU, oiu:(iON
Men 1enhrrn. ntniill cltmaea.
tnrrful ui.trvl'"". ntrlrt dl
elpllne, plnl arivnnf iikm nn.l
morol (raisins;. Catalogue
sueerfnllr sent an request.
Sheep Buyer Hero Mr. and Mrs. j
C. J. Gooch of Red Bluff, arrived i
In Klamath Falls last night for a I
brief business visit. Oooch la a i
well known sheep buyer of the'
Klamath country. j
On Jury Duty C'. R.. Beardsleyl
Is at the Hall hotel for the dura
tion of the Way trial, arriving. from
his home In Malin last night,
fleardsley is on the Jury In the case
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But over here, something Is simmering
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bling vigorously at the lid. Tomorrow
morning's prunes arc stewing 'c8Ur'?r '
between whiles. , .! - ,v '
Dinner is being prepared and it must ,
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