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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1925)
WorinMrinv. Sent, SO. 1025 Pan. TWA . . . - J - - ' - L- ' itK DELPHIAN mJtXSL IS OROANIitU y 60 Member! Gather to Form Organization, With Plans for Coming Winter of Klamath Falls responded to the i majectically standing not thirty feet call of membership for the Delphian j from blrn. club, which became an organisation So thoruoghly did the disease " , v. .,r selie Houston that he could but when Mrs. Lena Latham Ooble open-: grasp his gun In his trembling hands ed the organiting mooting In the ana stare ai i ui.. Strong maladies may come und strung maladies may go but the strangest of all around here Just now Is known as "Buck Ague" which is affecting several humors In Klam ath county this deer season. Perhaps the most afflicted of the stricken ones Is Bill Houston, who PAINLESS HAS HARD Prominent Dentist and Yacht man Nearly Starves While on Hawaiian-Coast Trip SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 2.- th register no appearance Mr tue defense; SO standing on motions or demurrers: those at luo re solve Into 23 law actions: 11 euully suit beside five to lo tried on at (Idnclta of prejudice. The big problem coiifi'oiillng the circuit court Is the uncertainty as to when cases will come up for trial. To allevlato thU filiation the liar association Is considering sug gesting amendment of several court rules l fit In with the Klamath court situation. tine of these will He tne ueaigv suffered the first case known 10 tiu.iea "Z " nation of everv Friday as "Calendar i iiMsoav wunoui n bv ihp vi . mankind. Tracing the disease back It Is found that Houston, while hunting over the week-end In Modoc county, saw a wonaerrui muio iau um on rXed0'. title nu-Uons or demurred, served and . cru.se to the mainland fron,j filed L ft " "" , . .....inn nr n their craft, member, if the j nay. " "- ' " .1.- I..- n.hl T.lolln UlllKH BIllltlK 111 Honolulu. i ,. , ., ,,,,, Thl, rmlr, . The ldalla, tho property of nr. " u. ""', .,lllnr .rtt, R. "Painless" Parker finished ; lo . ll , ' 'race l t . ring" ParkT . ar, U -blent the clerk shall give t" return rrom Papeete with wo ; notice ,o the ..torn.y. of he par e I white companions and four Tubl- lM at least 3 day. In advame of the nine "ei ! PLEBISCITE ASKED ON S. P. RAILWAY (lonllimcl from l'e '"" toTlir nKaSsrell her rultroail. The result of (he vole will prob ably be In by lain tomorrow. Resident of Alluras and Modoc eouniy want to defeat Ihe plans of the Oregon public service commis sion In Its Crime Udell railroad pro posal, aud Frank M.Arlbur. who appeared as spokesman for tho Mo doc Improvement association, ap peared before the chamber of com merce directors toduy noon and urged support of that organUatlon In getting a line lliroimh the Title lake country to Alturas for ait east ern connection. "The Criinelmoll extension woum leave us both off the map. ho chal lenged. F, M. Trout, of M it II it . said a main linn through the Tula lako country was most needed, "We waul a rallronil, hut wo don't give a tin in n whu Inillila II," hu uiht. Itev. t ( Ilnlot. Morrill resident salil thn people nt his district en dorsed the Hotithwrn I'uclfle program tor Its promised It no through that section lo council up with eastern connection. Mayor An tier sou of Merrill said: "We are fur the Hoiithnrn Pacific. They have promised In build down through the valley, and Ihe northern lines have said they didn't want to go any farther than Klnmnlh Fulls." Try f. Now Class Ad, KLAMATH VAI.I.KY IIOBI'lTAL. In confinement bo our Invited guest. adv.-l v ...... . , ..so v,wv With the arrival or assisianco t . , , .Ibuck leaped Into the forest ana ma , i "m 7- IrlLLl wi.hn " hunters. At 10 o'clock. I j0u t0 99 wM without H R Harrfson 'flS?, a"aklnK' he 8ald' ,he trouMe 'and the Id.ll. left Hawaii m w O 7mm second vlce!eiRht onXa- at 13 "clock ,he n,u,e with ample provisions for an ordl-' "1- x..!. 'n,- 8.6T.,Ji? tail buck had 16 point, and in the ' t0 Plh9 nu,and. But un- yiwu early hours of the morning the bucki. .. , d re encountered retusea secretary. ! hnj Rn mfinT nolnta An interesting mscussion ot tne Mldrt count them. Houston Houston is still mumbling Incoher ently, still jlbberlng and medicos ot Klamath' Falls are sending into the department of research the history of "Buck Ague." CANADIAN BEAUTY formation of the Delphian club was given by Mrs. Goble, and an outline ot the tour groups of study were an nounced. Mrs. E. G. 'Wlsecarver, Mrs. G. W. Baxter, Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, and Mrs. W. H. Robertson will be the leaders ot the tour groups tor the winters season., Members are Mrs. E. G. Wlsecarver, Mrs. E. D. Lamb, Mrs. J. H. Carter, Mrs. R. E. Deweese, Mrs. Jack Slater, Mrs. E. H. Balslger, Mrs. Russell Austin. Mrs. R, E. Paddock, Mrs. Ross Boyd. Mrs. Harry Poole, Mrs. ! : Jack Knowles. Miss Clara Cal-: ,..- . A ,.. kins. Miss Miriam Martin. Miss Ines "nA,G0' Sel"- JTJ Thackara. Mrs. G. W. Baer. ! -Afc Chl o cou room packed , Mrs. A. L. Cramblltt, Mrs. Lorene with rro,Kd . . abandoned ( FLEES WITH BABE IS TOLD TO COURT Peasley, Mrs Paul Jackson. Mrs. Stevens. Mrs. G. A. Massey, Mrs. Wl Jones. Mrs. J. Royal Shaw, Mrs. P. A. Albertsoa, Mrs. Earl Whitlock. Mrs. H. N. Moo. Mrs. Merle West, Mrs. Jack Elliott, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. C. R. Lucas, Mrs. H. E. Gets. Mrs. C. H. I'ndcrwood. .Mrs. G. H. Merryman. Mrs. Oscar Shlve, Mrs. Charles I. Roberts. Mrs. E. D. Johnson. Mrs and the auxiliary motor to function properly. i On September 19 the food situa tion necarae eerious iuu ply was rationed. A 13 ounce auny allotment of water for each man was decided upon. FRANCISCO. Sept 29 (Cn- Last Sunday the last bit of food'..,,,. -..ab a rllmas lo a legal was consumed and since then th bntilo which tins been fought for men had had nothing lo eat and;nlany monthg the courts of tho I but a small quantity of water I'nitctl States and Canada. Hilda drink. They were visibly weakened ; nL.uy Cooke. Canadian beauty. Tues pon arrival hare but hot food',, wag declared "unfit" to have quickly restored their spirits. custody of her five year old daughter Shirley. The child and her mother have disappeared and at tho same tlmo Superior Judge J. J. Traburco. awarded possession of Shirley to J. Henry Cooke. Toronto atlorney a search for the missing pair was begun. The mother with the child Is be lieved to be hiding In the t'nlteil LAWYERS DISCUSS' LEGAL PROCEDURE melodrama, was listening Monday to Terry's continued story of bribery, while In Jail. Terry, with his equal- Frankie Lake insists that he kept1 Failure to get cases In the Klam- States. w..i.. tv-thrv 1,1. ath county circuit court Is not due pnvroll. that Westbrook. through a 80 to Judge A L Leavitt as co-between, wanted S100.000 to give " ls to the lawyers of the city, who Terry privileges, and two guards faiI to live up to court orders. This were paid $2(Tu a month salary from Warren Hunt Mrs. K. O.. Cum-i tn J , , . k, ir,in Mr. w H R.hprt.on Mr. i Westbrook, deposed from his post Rose Soule. Mrs. Horace Mannin; Mrs. Will Baldwin, Mrs. T. C. Campbell. Miss Maude Baldwin. Mrs. John C. Boyle, Mrs. Andrew t !nd not!1,lng .moIe- nnm.. M t i n , ... Bccoruins io in LtT'T- WK.ridge" U-W ea pri lege, not com- ford, Mrs. Hope Weston Kllbourne, . . , - I tempt of court. I Terry admitted that while in Jail he used to "go out nights." Pressed was the finding of a committee appointed by the Klamath County Bar Association to investigate the circuit court docket. At a report of the Investigation, read last night before members of the bar association in regular But according to Terry's story on monthly meeting It was found that following the scandal, has hired Chi cago's most spectacular criminal law yer and announced that Terry ls a Mrs. H. R. Harrison, Mrs. Howard Perrln, Mrs. W. O. Smith. Mrs. E. H. Pike, Mrs. George J. Wal ton and Mrs. Jackson Kimball. Meetings will be announced later by the president, Mrs. Campbell. for details, he said he want to his home on exclusive Lakevlew aveue. When his wife moved from there, he said, he "got a few nights oft from Jail to help pack." Yes, possibly he had been absent EX-KLAMATH GIRL ATTORNEY WINS HER 'from Jail for four days beginning FIPQT fTklTDT A CIT ' AuKU8t 15' Ye3, he guessed he'd flKOl tUURl tA5t been out to his country nlaca a magnificent estate complete with stables, swimming pool and tennis courts "a couple or three times," during bis Jail term. Henry Forest, former secretary to Warden Westbrook, testified In con firmation of Druggan's charges, say ing that he had acted as Westbrook's collector, and "got no more than SI, 000 out ot the whole affair for himself." "Westbrook wanted me to get Oruggan and Lake to give him $100. 000 to let them out," he testified, "but the boys didn't want to pay that much, so the proposition fell through." Word has been received In the city that Miss Christine Murdock. now an attorney at Bakersfield, Cal ifornia has come through her first case In the federal courts with high honors. Miss Murdock, born In Klamath county and receiving the major por tion ot her education here left sev eral years ago to complete her educa tion in the California schools. The first case Miss Murdock ac cepted was held In the superior courts when she defended a Mexican charged with receiving stolen pro perty. Following a particularly Im pressive plea, the Jury consisting of business men and women of Bak ersfield, acquitted the Mexican, Pab lo Sarazura. The trial was held before Judge J. W. Mahon, presiding Jurist of department No. 3 of tbe superior court. Miss Murdock was met In the trial by another young girl, the latter a graduate of the law department of the University of California. Miss Murdock received her degree In Stan ford University. SON BORN MONDAY TO ARCH PROCTOR Mr. and Mrs. Arch Proctor of 1429 Sargent street are the parents of a husky baby born on Monday, Sep tember 21 at the family residence. Young Proctor weighed In at eight ' pounds at birth. after a careful analysis ot the records ot cases pending up until September 1 and dating back to May 1923 the bulk of cases are "dead." More than half the cases show on Ask for Kraft r dealertJJf Who can blame the women folk Household toll Is not a Joke They need help and need It now Here' the place lo show you how Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: (Vine In anil hi u show you how un i-liH'trlr nnalir Mill Like llin grief out of nlu1n the KiH'Mwnrk l'. . While you're using It tilt sitting will buy It. VAX FI.KKT'H MOTOR SHOP 1S08 Main Ht, Day rhon TriM. Night BT1 -Is to Pay fori goodtoodi Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Scrvlco Goo! Druiis LISTERS T0TH PASTfi 25' ANNOUNCING , A change of ownership THE NEW HOME RESTAURANT 323 Main St . Meals served family style. Single Meals ...I'M Board per week 7,00 Lunch counter pervice in connection Mrs. G. Rots Mrs. L Sum Between the Two Theatres Use our Postofflce Anything you wish to sell? Or to buy? Tell all Klamath Falls about it In the economical, efficient way through a little News Classified Ad. How He Discovered N Best Constipation Relief COAST ' LEAGUE core r jj g Sacramento 0 4 2 Seat"e ZZt 11 o Batteries Martin and Koehler; MIlJus and Baldwin. Score R, h. E. San Francisco 8 15 2 Los Angeles .. lo 14 3 Batteries Pfeffer, Crockett. Mm1 atM Yelle, Agnew; Crandall, Jfrlffht, Root and Sanduerg. Boys' Caps $1.25 All sizes Just in Bcorc R. H. E. Vernon ,....4 13 2 Oakland 2 , 5 4 Batteries Johnson and Dannlng, Whitney; Delaney and Baker, Salt Lake and Portland travel ing. v- M'-' ".P, F- Clus of Brootlyn, fv't rr,,t "'a be past 20 years I have been constantly troubled with constitution. . Every remedy I tritd would work O.K. for a while-but soon failed. 1 he only remedy 1 have been able to use steadily with good rnults have been Carter's Little Liver Pills. I don t guess when I take them 7 K0'" to relieved." tit at all druggists, t ( AdverNfrsment UOTEL ASTOD 2nd HIU Los Antslas EVERY ROOM Las PRIVATE TOILET 50! Batlia New, Modern Ooae to Shopping District and Theatre FREE GARAGE Tariff from $1.50 Virgin wool clothes hold their shape and how they do WEAR1 $14.50 to $19.75 Little fellows have fashion favoring them this (all. But of equal Importance, with stylo and tailoring are the Oregon City virgin woolens from which our boys' clothing Is made. Virgin wool that In now, live ly, long-fleece wool from the sheep's back. No re-worked wool masquerading as "all wool." Virgin wool holds Its Bhape seldom requires press ing. And It will outwear two ordinary suits. AVc have these Ooiililo Wear Clothes Beanies 50c All colors Now here Roller Skates FREEj 100 Pair of High-Grade Ball Bearing Roller Skates to be given away tolls W and Girls of Klamath Falls Absolutely Free! "k()lll.i:i( SKATKS" fit any boy or girl. Kny union, quick, smooth running, sellssl bnll-benrliiga wild two rows of hulls. Warm Unions For Boys 85c and up Shoes? Sure! ''II III III 'W liWlhiHi'iHililili ,l.ti VJ, KLAMATH NJV FALLS VEGO In the Center of the Shopping District . . km hHS S .lust secure six subscribers l The Kliimnlli Dully Ni-wa. Have them sign on 1, f lrlii(t In Hie ( Irciihulmt Dept. f TI10 .News, nnl receive N pair of these Hand) Holler nth!, irf I agree to subscribe to The Klnmath Dully News for a period of three ' 0 ufler until ordered discontinued by me. 1)0 NOT 8l()N THIS IILANK IP y0U,. . , ' ! a KuiiscitinKit. ' ; X ' 1 NAME ADDRESS I 2 ' ' - - 3 ' 4 S 6 ', Names of person who Is to rcrclvo tho Roller Bkatos: ' Name Address . Tuff i Como Into Tho Nnw nrri .1 ... tmiier Skatos. v...v.u ..,un7 uiiu nvtj loose wonuumii rnuf n. .. ... .i. .... . , silver? at o"' . Hn ilium Bnu w( Wni aiui. i The Klamath News 102-122 So, f Circulation Dent. Phone W j
