The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 23, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text'UMATH NEWS If PR 01 l ... """"' rl. """" M', u- Hi 1 .. .orthera ri - ,,, ...nflli-ll" sfr- '' ,, hoard , j'liiru m. "' v.. Y..rk ! '". .1 li , or. L aallflnl " """n' F i. .,.,1 ... work 1 who 1" I , .ill make no "c- ID will .L. ..l.ll'll.'O ll Hi" v... inreal!ull" , J.-k...Mlll. Sated the Crater Lake Lode Mortgage Is Taken CrnliT l.ak India hna been iniiri KB'il In the Jarbann county batik, scrurdliig In flisliel mortgsgv! flint In Ilia ntflro of lbs lurk yesterday. Tim called (ur I ho nun Friday, Octohpr 23. 1S25 ' .ttsi Mystery Seaplane Fastest in World ,. ris. nil Thomas , s, Y.Tk. ! 01 ,fr0 .tewar.li f'MiBhl , on the prumcnsne .rnrs an. ,n, lifebnata end ii iliiiUy. i,la irm.r naval officer. r( of ihr bata n1' 1, Ihrm nut of com jrrlcd the pnaltlon B iun la mid air. iefl sad women, while; it ih-rn from port . nn struilled with j o. deck. I .rt tul and Ih boat to, witir. .plllmg the ' iiid Finning ihf Witt P"' ' ionr Indi.nsnt HI j Others related (j at nory. Including i aa. H'dnninn f'ol-, S. Mltchrlt and I-1 :ko ulit they aw no or pinlf aboard the lit trw did It" work ! rlrtumatsnces. ,'i!k. Saalsisnt stew- jmijcba. Mid that h kit men. wni ! at that tb others I null;.' John Dakln.j .1.. J.mII li.rln lf! iltr lad drunkitinrR. j rounly niorlKaKa ii f IJ1.U00 ami hulililra llm lioli'l it 'Idilati build lim." (urnllura. flxlurna, llunu, all vrrware, huala. lull tl lic- anil tar aa well aa lhr ularaa. Thn miirUal wa alnod by i I'ainlKTon Hiulr. prraldnnl, and i K. w. I'nra, TK-a-iirnaiui-m, ui tn I'ralnr l.ako India. Tho Innlrn niant waa arknnwlrdii'it In Mull mi ma Ii rnunly and filed In Klamaili LEciONuiLDlNG WORK PROGRESSING Today Ilia flrat rnnrrala la In b pou ml by wurkera Kroriing lha Am arlran lalon nirmorlul liullillnx al lha rornxr uf Knurili and Klamath at recta, It waa aiinnunrail yaatarday by 1-ouln rorlrr, rontrarttir. Tha wnrk on Ilia building ban prnaraaaod Vary rapidly and Mr. 1'tirtcr raflraaaad aatlafactlon ovrr tha ruaulta. Jul whan lha alrur. litre will b roniplrlml, ha waa un alila In any. Tho b'Clon bulldlnit. M la eallm atrd. will ruat In lha neighborhood of i:&.ooo. Til5" j t'C.-' Vftlral IS Pmi W---ia.JfeaaUa ALLIES NEW WAR - domanda (or lha frontier Incident at Pemlr-li'aar. r Oreeca demanded an Indemnity ot 2.000.000 French franca and labment f the officer i reapon- alble for the flxhtlnr. XfrTK ACTIOS KII.EI 1 Arro riirrla are eagerly awaiting opportunlt to re in action Nanler S- Rriii.K 1 r"? ;i?,crr,,,,n ""tion.l ac.,,1. r.'ce. fo, Schneider Cup, at B.lUmore Ort S S . onilv credited with . world", record .peed of 8 muXS&Z, ZdZ'lUhL .Ter cat KTh ".-"-.- thuJ.p:.;..oneV:tZ FAIR BOARD CAZES IN DEEP SORROW AT FUND MINDON, Oil. 82. (United' New.) The European power, have! forbidden a war in the Balkan, j The long arm of the pjwer . reached acroa Kurope to Athena; and H3f!a Tburaday and applied preaanre which la expected to bring an early end to the Incipient war fare along the Macedonian fron tier and retain it within the elaa atlc category of a "frontier inci dent." So far the power hare not In tervened directly, but their min latera at the two capital told the Balkan atateamen that this la no time for war and auggested that they reflect upon the conaeqnence. "New? "questioned a reporter who aauntered Into the cfflce of Lloyd DI-ap, clerk of the Klamath ' county circuit court lata yeaterday afternoon. "Humph," aald . Mr. IX Lap. Which, for tbe reporter, waa not ' rery encouraging. The only caae fled yesterday . waa that of R. B. Smiht again" 1 Jame. T. Henley and Sophia 8. Henley, in wblcb the plaintiff seeks to recover $720 wblcb, be say, the defendants owe on ' a pro missory note. The principal. a.e resident of Klamath Falls, . and the note was said to hare bees dated January 15, 1921. LONDON. Oct. 22.-A dlapatcb y(m e,Bt gQ wronS ,a to the Dally Eiprtas from Athens, ' buying the 125 Essex Six Cosch unconfirmed from any otber , that the Howie Motor Co. Is offer- source, relates that tbe Bulgarian charge d'affalra has Informed tbe Greek government that Bulgaria baa accepted the Creek indemnity Main St. Ing. New paint, spare tires, excel lent upholstery. Just psy $1!S down, easy terms on balance. See) hie car at Howie Garage, 12th and 022 Member a of lha Klamath county fair board held their regular meet ing yealerday. And. after they had looted up their bllle, Ihry apent few aeronda ellrntly looking down their rnaperttv nneee. Asaela of the hoard. It was laid, are appronlmately fIT. I. labilities. II wa furihir aald, are about! tl.ouo. Which acrounta, to a de-j gree, for any expreaalon of sadness ; wblih may bars flitted over anyj menilier'a rnuntenanre. i K. M. Hammond. II. N. Moe and' It. V. 1 1 rail lti ry were preaent al lb1 meeting. Missionary Bodies Effect Big Merger! WAKIIINOTON. Oil. 12. ( Unit-1 ed Newal A half century of agita tion culminated Tburaday In the consolidation of 1 mlaaloniry ao cfetlra Into two organisation by the national council cf cungrega llnnal churches In session here. The 11 societies expend annual ly morn Ihsn 15.000,000 end con trol property valued at 150.000, 000. The consolidation a in a do In the Interest of economy. For eign mlaalonary ant-lutlia will tie merged under the board of Amer ican commbMloner for foreign mis aligns while 4he home mliialonsry soclolles will be plired under the control ot thn cdngregdtlomil home hoard. ATTORNEY II.I, The fact thet W. P. Myers no tified Circuit Judge A. L. Leavltt yesterday that he was ill and un able to appear In court was re sponsible, for the postponement of the cases of Kd Purcell and Leon ard Moore. The two men. .arrested a few days ago. are accused of shooting elk. IMIIIV For NO IX KF.A NEW LONDON, Ct., Oct. 22. The body of an unidentified sailor; wss found under the hull of the' submarine 8-51 Thursday by dir-j era working to raise the craft,; which was sunk In a collision with the City of Roma several weeks ago. Tbe divers were instructed to aearch near the bull to determine whether additional, bodies were there. Sportsmen Are yon deserving of the name? If so report promptly violations of game laws coming un ' der your attention to M. J. Barnes, 635 Jefferson street. Of phone 584. ESSEX "4" TOURING 8188.00 Down Balance easy payment. This car I. a real buy. Shock absorber all around, spare tires, lot of other extras. HOWIE MOTOR CO. Phone 370. 12th and Maim Htm. HUSBAND TO BE HELD FOR WIFE'S CONDUCT JURY TO HEAR! TESTIMONY ON E JEWEL CASE bltlf. Oct. SI. i United r:er riUrnre In con- III Iki anierliiiia theft I of Ibt DoBshtie pearls. HU.MI. will be pre- i Sin. Jtarie Woolwortb hr amtisBit. James P. Ind offlrlsli of the com- liiered lh gems, will fi irsnd jury. nm, dsughter of the 'lore micnaie. told the few thlnr.a Wi-dneadav limine g checking the I'J of Noel c. Sraff,,, M he psld sn unknown "'. "r approximately 10 1 hn tilno of the Jewels. 'I urn. "nus's teailmony, accord ,r, ns subatantlslly the ' "ory told by Hcaffa. h'lher Bosffa wnnlil h. I' 'he irand Jury Pocora I1"" he wnnls to appear "in tlien only If he of liiiniunity." Pnti Expected "der Cas A... Working on Case) .2. "" "cvolopmcnt. of 'a ibn nivKteriona bin. "' 8wo"l and the equally uiaippearance of hi "tly Carmen Wagner, soon. otf,.9 hero w. n. thn, 1 1. " Of . . . i " iio i. ne- f"" "lain Sweet ha. been mat . p0 wa, him "r-olil h,i. a. ' ' . iiieiwier wno et on a h.,.,1 .... B,.t . wming irip L l"'M Ihonght to L ". : 1,10 Pn" ' In '" lint sootlon whore ' " found last Run- '''HHWl """"ii r,if ,, nt X'nmath cou "ed an, i . I,A arraigned Mr. Shirk wa. '""" on land r.lllr.t f $10 Va Hd inly, In ac- own- Pine rk Rh I NEW VOKK. Oct. 22. (United News) If Marlon B. Shaw, former actress and violator of speed lawa, break any more traffic rules her hnaliand Is liable to find hlmaei; In Jail. , Fred K.nget. f.iurlh and present hual and of Marlon who has been summoned for speeding II times admitted parsing a worthless check. "I am going to put you on pro-, ballon for three yssrs," Judge Tal ley aald. "but I'm going to make j yt-u reaponalble for Ihe ad. of your wife. Any losa or embarrassment he may cause will he youra to answer for. I can bring you back ' here anytime, for any reaaon at all." Councilmen Found Guilty of Bribery 1-OB ANflELKS. Orl. 22. (Unit-; ed Newal A verdict of guilty on I bribery charges waa returned by a Jury against Charles F Downs ami Josoph Fltipatrlck, ex-councllmcn, lata Thursday. Tha Jury which had deliberated i more than 26 hour., found the for-. mer dty officer, guilty of accept-! Ing 12,000 to Influence their voles for a tunnel projoct. Jtifk Murphy, alleged go-between, wus acquitted, Judgo Iliihn announced that sen tence, which the eodo place, at from 1 to 14 years In prison will he Imposed Tuesday. Tho Jury' plea for leniency can have no effect on the length of sentence as the last session of the stale legislature caused a clause to be Inserted In the penal code deny ing probation to convicted public official. fWinter Approaches in NEW FOOTWEAR, Rich Aunt Fails To Pay, Viscount Held MAID8TONB, Kng., Oct.' 22. A rich aunt who unexpectedly failed i In a crisis la the explanation of tho arrest of Vlsconnt Torrlngton on e charge of passing a fictitious chock. The Ylscount waa acq nil tod of tho charge Thursday when ho ex plained that his rich aunt had un. expectedly .topped hi. monthly al lowance ot $125, thu. deflating his hank balance unfll it could not withstand a check drawn against U on good fullh. ' You simply can'l fto wrunit In buying the 1025 Essex Six Coaoh that the Howie Motor Co. I. offer ing. New paint, .pare tiros, excel lent upholstery. Just pay flVS down, easy term, on bnlnnce. Boo this car at Howie Oarago, 12th and Main St.. 022 Pumps That Flatter The Foot The new strap and buckle Pumps, in our store are by far the smartest creations we have seen for several seasons, and in truth they do flatter the foot. If you have found difficulty in securing really smart footwear that looks well on your feet and feels comfortable, come in try on some of these smart new fall styles. Patent leather, panel trim covered heel. i Price $9.00 Patent and gun metal leather with low covered heel. Price $8.00 Fancy satin, one strap, new stitch trim. Price $9.00 Satin with center strap, spike heel. Price $10.00, Notaseme silk hose. This hose sells with a guaran tee we have them in all shades and colors. Extraordinary Value $1.00 Shoes for Misses and Growing Girls Carried in Widths to Correctly Fit These Particular Feet No One Ever Regretted Buying Quality Houston and Jester ,515 Main St. "Quality in Shoes"