The Klamath news., October 17, 1925, Image 2

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Saturday, Octolvr 17. W27
-IMEKLAMATHl
LOVE DRAMA IS
WRAPPED IN LOST
GIRL OF TRAGEDY
I "What's the Idea, sherHt!" hc
' wis avked. "Youre nut swayed bjr
any outside influence are you?" i
Sheriff Hawkins whirled in his!
swivel chair and beat a tatto un j
his deK. i
I "Well." be drawled finallv. "I I
mirht say this: you see my wife!
drives a car and 1 " j
I ins eneriu nroae on suddenly.
And mat was teat.
JIM
' DECREE OF DIVORCE
EtREKA. cut. oct. u.j GRANTED BY COURT
(United News) A drama of lore
and rlolence that harks bark to the
MOSCOW, Oct. 16 Soviet Kus!a
i is turning toward t-e we-trn con
i ceprion of family life after ytars of
' experiment to discover whether the
burden of domestic duties could be
primitive (s being enacted In the;lT. Circuit Judge A. L. Leavilt
; removed from the shoulder of the
In a acree handed down yester-i jndiridunl to those of the stale.
day, a sequence of exciting events
seemed moving toward a stirring
climax lata Friday.
Carmen Wagner,
beauty parlor girl.
Sweat Into the mountains on
The all-Russian soviet eietutlve
committee will meet Tuesday to dis-
John H. Martin, well known local ' ,ne "l otianeta ooorei in
business man. Mrs. Martin. In her fclfwy of revolutionirv Russia,
complaint, alleged cruel and lnhu- 1 10 nUt Previously drafted laws
man treatment, and Judge Leavltt's ' regulating marriage and family re
decree was forthcoming after Mr. i latioss. and to turn certain forests
Martin had filed a demurrer, hold- over to the peasants.
18 year-old i 111 "ll '"ere were no1 u'Cent; a Russian budget without a do- foresters have guarjd the forest
accompanied , 5Da' , . u afmnata , licit lurking somewhere within it is , as state property and the peasant.
Jin. jiii uu. iu uer cvrapiBini.
mouatalnons regions that border ' divorced Pearl G. Martin, prominent
the northern California coast i Klamath Falls society matron, from
Starting when Henry Sweet, Ov
errule youth was found shot to
death. In his automobile last Sun-
ilrea to Russia, ai:i IV liuhilitv
r-tcvtntt tit appll .in.-n . die the
ories of family liTi wKh would
h.tve freed Russia of Usilly obli
Kallon. Further projected Vt:-:;itun con
tm'plates drastic rvd:Mlu In the
cumlnr of capital enrrcs. Only
when his or her oftro imperils the up fur di.
security of the stale w.nld a crlm-
.til he backed uiiul a :! of the
Lr.nlin to be sK't. I'n.lcr that
categnry of crime the committee
will Include emln ? i',. tu.-ih. The
death penalty will K retained for
ih;s o'iene becau". tN-re is in epi
demic of such iteaiir-c iu soviet
trade union office, tmbt !eniont
represents ono of ihe principal
crime problems of Ki:--la
For some years there has been
chronic friction bctwren the slate
foresters and the peasants. The
of I!
meeting , liiie.l wi'h, and imfihc hal dainsged
In I'll Mlem- a UtM ailliuiliililli'.
u. oill be Ihe: ii i .it all. As lias burn I
.-t of re iltiilon rmnili .1 , Tal" had heard
!ilih has I'leiiared , i,;, ,YUii,I, The shiiimI was the re.;
suit of hUm lueellui; alasa. I
are u.sed to be: Knur I'mroluisu Patterson. I
to h.ne a v.il. e In -(aniine a broom." lie told the ob- !
urai by olflie
A noli'. - r
hih i .-f lot
bcrs o! t: " :
prcM-nl.ii ii '
by a io:r.: :
them r.e:i.-
All ueiiit
t.p,...tnt in
t;ie matter which will be uiuudll litut
"uui'f. oTIT
Harold I) ." ' U.,
rrash-' I'I'olllia IS.. .. . '''!
No
"obil.
'(limine a lromi,'
janitor at
AUTOS CCLLIDK, NO ONE
HURT BUT PAT GETS JOB
OF SWEEPING UP CLASS
, "I in going to play street sweeper
lur a time "
And he did. Within a few mln
I ute the tiria of ju:hk machines
; were lit no tltinaer of being ptinc
tured.
EVERT rvUtMLitfnj.,:
r Kl-r. liAHAGt
'
T'.e ! ii i : .
lav are mat:
Siimild v.
wt:! ratr.'In
of Ihe Kls'i.j
rtnlii-a:i
of a
s iV,
hunting trip. She had disappeared
slsted that, at all times, she had
unique, but the most interesting
phase of the approaching discussion
in vaKous forested areas have bit
terly relented the state fuurtlon-
fallen her, have carried on a wide
spread hunt for the girl
.The first definite clue to her
. whereabouts came Friday with the
Iations. The committee will discuss
; the abolition of the distinction now
! .ormed all of the household duties : re'l marriage and family re- ar:e.
deputy sberlffa and aroused cltl-""CD eommoniy uevoive upon
mi. fearinr that harm had he. woman-
i air. jianm. sne coargea. nsa , maae oeiween regisierea and un
humlliated her before certain of registered marriages. These dis
her acqnaintancea. and had repeat- tinctiona were decreed In .n
, jediy become intoxicated. Oan.i,. ,.i t,.-, ,,..
report that Miss Wagner was bw- "V': s" Mne,l"u.SDa.na ,l" Christian legal sovie. m.rri.re
ienuea party mi waica ne re- ,
. , , lurais. vu in is precauiioo now l
ii now U prop.vd to glvi-
rnresU of local lo;por:aijLe to th:'
p:tanl.. while the u:e would ro
tain the rreatpr tipjtvrfj area.
rf n offirr of tin
:f.-iJ.
-i g:n'iitttiR thi. ruim:!'.
i'.U I'lMn f.ir-iv
Turn -.'n ivl yt'ti
tnl. ,u4 if whiiH Ihf pti n: :o
c'(! ra tint hi h:U-t a-
fniiriiihti.vnt a ini tin!ru J I.i-t
otrr.ira aNut S o'rloik.
"Pat" a s1aEli:jt aloiitt Main
.ivet n'.r t!: rorr.or of Seventh,
O.tt ho hiarj a era ii!. J!o Invr.
tiiitvtl. H ftunj that a (rmk,
which. a .rv!;UR to him, had cI-
tng held captlre bj- a craxed home-1
leader who had barricaded him
self In his cabin at a remote spot
In the Wild Showers pass district,
55 miles northeast of here.
The Information was brought by
Clyde Handle, state traffic poiice-
who recruited help and start
primanded and abased her.
The defendant claimed that her' conside"d 10 onnecewary. An1
ed back to close in on the maniac Spniltc A W Ci T.
Other men. hearing; of the girl's ' V.Jj.,
Uusy Uuzzing Kaliy
plight, Joined the pursuit and au
tomobiles loaded with armed citl
aeni were leaving for the north at
intervals during the afternoon to
help In the siege.
Some doubt exists as to whether
the homesteader had been ac
quainted with Carmen. She Is
health was breaking down and ' ffort ' be made, however, to In
added that, frequently she did not . "ease recognition of the obligations being planned by n-.es.!ers of the
anow wnere ner nnsnana spent nisoi parents to eniidren and to per-, Mamath Sportsmen's association,
t'me- I snade families that each member is when they meet a: S o'clock Mon-
obligated to assist in the support of '-T n'Kht. October 1. In the rham
I other members, who are lncapacl-1 ,K'r ' commerce rooms t.i decide
I tated. I "eiiaueiy on tne duck iced be lor,
Klamath Sportsmen VH0?G-ffl'a
10 Have Bis Feed ! 'rmJ
VapoRud
Another "feed" ihft will rlvul the!
venison barbecue of September is
Recognition of the equal rights of
husband and wife to property ac-!
Football rallies, even to seasoned Quired after marriage and recognl-!
old scouts, hold more charm than a tion of the right of adoption prob-'
scout meeting, especially when the , ably will result from the committee
a!?0.vY Val,T btween Klamath ; meeting. Children of 10 or more '
and their deadly rival, lledford. 1 TMr!t ., .. ....
This was th .itt..tln. a
the close of the season.
JL?ZZT?.r?ZZ aVoX wh, "Z'l i IS? - -
krre letters from a man In this
section Just before she started Into
the hills with Sweet and It is re
garded as possible that he waylaid
the pair, killed Sweet and kid
naped the girl.
' A coroner'e Jury has been un
able to determine whether Sweet
was murdered or committed suicide.
RAH, RAH KLAMATH
ECHOES. IN RALLY
(Con tinned trans Page One)
meeting of Troon K l i..t nirht I oesire 10 oe aaopted.
in the A. O. C. W. hail, in the ab-i Sncn testation reflects the ten-
! sence of the regular scoutmaster, I tnclr to SiTe greater Identity to the
Julius Mueller. Of the thirty mem-tamU7 as a unit, and especially to
hers of the troop only four heeded emphasize family obligations. It Is
thl A , j admitted now by bolshevik leaders ;
the 1 O r w"h f.- ,h" ,he 8U,te 15 "nanHT "able!
ofepAayn. n7y Znr: '
big program is being planned by ! -
.Nord at :30 p. m. Every scout Is1
asaea to make his troop 100 peri
cent on that night.
Night and Momins to keep
them Clean, Clcjr ar. J Healthy
Write for Fere "E Cure"
or "Eye Brunt-." Hook
Ir C. DL U . S. L Ok- SU O-lct
Ktill
Any Buildin
Economy. durability and
appearance are l lie r-sult of
well thouchtoat plans and
specifications.
Get the most for
Building Dollar.
your
SEE
H. R. PERRIN
Dralgii., Dana, Kstlmatra
B0 llnpka Illdg. I-hone iV-J
save mm
S45.00
ffl.
' jcJI-'?.-""'-"t-"--n.,
n
. 1 I T I at .'
I'll ,
3
mi
mm
SS First Payntt
Xo InUrat
As soon as the few remain'!-. are gone our reraltr J
oi . first payment ami full regular prices nitm fc,
sumed. Karl 8heiherd Co.. SoT Main Slreet.
Last Chancp
In the minds of the men and every
signal and play of SledfoTd will
be wauhed Is a .hawklike manner
With the loss" to today's' game
v. iiui nan, wuo strained nis,'"oge oagnagen will not exceed
aide in the Ashland fray. Coach : fose of 1924. although records for
French has shifted the line-up until j the first nine months of 195 show
the men are changed materially 'an increase of more than 100 cases
from their positions of last Satur- with an average of four a day ap
day.. Carl Tancey has changed po-! Peering before the Judge,
eltione at right end with Zed; For the first nine months of ls4
-"v. Biiauuga equal in men ana women appeared to
Pounding the line is slightly faster 'ace charges from everything from i
la getting ground u:der his feet forgery to theft, from violation of
than Tancey. It has not been an- the liquor law to the petty parking !
Traffic Laws Keep !
Police Court Busy'
Pine in the ' offices of pan, ii
EE
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ts
c t j n c r ii : nt a a f w i b a t aiiaiiiiiBiiiiii
You save both
esx TIMBn?. : MONEY
II !
'I !
ler. the hnty Klamath baby, would
be able to play following his se
rerely s?ra:ned aaile In the con-teat-
with Gran's Piai. one of the
earlles; aferjnce pan. The
loss of Eesier w'l: be fe.t keenly
and us'es a rri:rac-i,''i c aige in
his eindi: 5s v:-.i.-:r ii is f;
tat he will be am -ng thdse miss
ing from tte Klamath team.
Line-up for G
In the past nine months 96i per-!
fons have appeared before Judge I
fashaeen and paid f:nes ranging'
froii fioo to one dollar. j
A.-ordlng to Gaghagen. the ma-'
-ortty of fints for the past year are ',
"--'-"J oi the liquor
,. .. w,1miu auu
.o.a.i0n. unwittingly at times, of i
the ntw traffic ord.nancea and Dark-
laws. .
man-- of the I
JLal
i
l
. :'Jr-,A"T A
1 BUYS
i.t..
Following is the line-up as Is- ini ' have brought the maloriiv i
-"ai rreucu yes- w- oeiore him.
teTday afternoon: A number of Jlf.r, ,;' v...
Colson. I.e. Morgan or Bessler. Imposed by the iudee. m.tit.
Joe Bliss. Lg.. Elmore, c ' dr''BS while In an intnxi...
Vaguire or Connor, r.g.. Walsh. : dition Then he "soaks It to 'em
r.t. Yancey, r.e.. Carroll q., John-! ?ard " This In the opinion of Ca
on. l.h.. Zed Barnes, r.h.. Cofer, ; "agen, U one of the things which
,b- iie,.W0UlI 0eTer blt' to prose-
j Fines for the entire year will
! Pas well the 1.000 mark, 1, The
opinion of the Judge, and it I. an-
(CooUnned from Pa. O, I or?!?'
thermore, she la in the habit of "mber.of 1924- or this year
( . m . . 1 Will tint a ti ... . a v "
wsicumg oui tor old persons and ""in mose or last.
children, and you seldom hear of' T
her striking one." PkTITIO.V DENIED
Sheriff Hawkins con.-urred with I WASHIXGTO.V. Oct. 15. The
Judge Kendall In every detail, and ' Cn!,e1 Spates circuit court has den
added a few observations himself, i '! the petition of Joaenh v r-
nnis woman j n. a. levins, San
roprci lur me law than tor
tne average man," be said.
Women More Careful
Driver Than Men
Not just a FEW SPECIALS, but EVERYTHING is lower
in price at the PIGGLY WIGGLY
"We and
Francisco.
wof their conviction
seldom have anv irnnht. ,i,h ' lr filing false in-
men drivers. On the highways, they .?,. Tlfr ,.
usually keep within the limit, and I violating the Internal rev-
Mem to take fewer chances thanlenue ''t an(I of P"Jury and given
men do." Jail sentence on the first and prl-
Both the Judge and the sheriff Bon "ntencea on the second
said that the average woman In
more inclined to take her time In
reaching her destination.
There Is but one mm-. -,'.
the story. It was obvious that Sher-!
. n.wsins. while Interviewed. I
showed a disposition to feci hi. way!
carefully. I
KAPSO FOR COLDS
at
FORBES
PURE DRUGS
10 lbs. Sugar 68 C
12 ibs. spuds 25c
EGGS
No. 1 Eggs, dozen 48c
Fancy Fullet Eggs, dozen .... 43 C
MORE MEN THAN WOMEN
the surprise? The men who ' lead Is ne?,!?"'"- Why
American life are church attendant. - ? " ery "eetor '
iglon make, for the truest suecel?,; 57; u6""'6"- RN
Worship service, at 11 .. m"i o'p m
aR.ESSBYTERIAN CHURCH
Arthur L. nice, Minister
BU1TER
Crater Lake or Gilt Edge, lb. 58 C
Jackso" County Creamery lb 56c
Bulk Macaroni
hetti, lb
and Spag-
10.
All Can Milk Can
10
Market Day Raisins 4
Pkg
lbs.
43.
7 lbs. Fancy Large Onions 25 C
Fancy Re-Cleaned New Cur- on
rants, lb ZUC
6 Boxes Matches, (5c size) 25 C
No. 2 Medium Size Van 1 n
Camp's Baked Beans .... UC
1 Gal. Med. Ripe Olives, gal. 85 C
Fruits and Vegetables .
1 Box Jonathan Apple3, (j
1 Box Grimes Golden CM "jr
Apples, box v I e U
Fancy Eating Grapes, by box Qj
1 Box Tomatoes $1.00
3 lbs. Green Mango Peppera 25 C
Miller's Market is recognized and noted !f(
choice, full-flavored, tender Meats sold at A
crale prices. Every day you meet here thriS
housewives seeking quality cuts at cut pri
"We Meet All Competition."
Miller's Market
CUS MILLER, Prop.
Mam, near Eighth Phon.i 7S0 Wt
4 Deliveries Daily
I
Il ill
1!
2 Heads Lettuce .
15.
I lb. Nucoa ...
30c
No. 3 Crisco, Can
78c
No. 6 Crisco, Can
$1.55
iv liars F. & G. Nnnti,-
Sanitary MarW
Prime Rib Roa.t, Boned and Rolled, lb.-i
Boneletg Pot Roa.t, lb
Pot Roa.t, bone in. lb
Rib BoHing Beef
2 lb.. Good Steak ...J.
Sirloin Steak., Ib j
PORK SPECIALS
Pork Steak, lb.
Pork Chops, lb.
VEAL SPECIALS
Veal Stew, lb . UM
Shoulder Ve.l P.. il JK
tuaoi, ID,
SAUSAGE SPECIAL
Hamburger Steak, lb. ..;
Soap Z 60
Pork Sausage, lb
3