The Klamath news., October 28, 1925, Image 2

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Wednrftlav. Oft. C. 1P2."
CREAT EGO EXCEEDS
PRESIDENTS AND ALL
(CaotlnonJ from Pas One)
I k -
Dairyman Is Fined
For Law Violation
FOREIGNERS ARE
There is aa old adage that runs
((Vatinmtl Fmrs Pace One)
J f 4'rfi.ti. tn nnii an afternoon in f
. nftie. RAliiinr tbat tbe '- " nn "a crve two "alters
rnor. aor any of the tt official, i nd t!-e fuse has proven eicoptl-n-
itaf a reporter th M o uiM-,auy true :a me eaampie set to
! tin.. hrlf"v. whether or net ne.;)-' - Maaera. who is neither
ti bfeakinjr. the newtpapermna Rood, tuctierycr or a t!i or
mitto.i the nnnsrdonable sin. jflclent dairyman.
Twice be knocked 01 Mr. - Maaera. who own. a darir ranch
ltotfi aoor and ties, unannounced..-!' of the city llrn.te
t kUM five Inches Inside haled Into Police Jndre la
ths' sttorneys office and put In basea's court yesterday, after of-1 -three
words his query: "Any news fleers hsd confiscated JJ Quarts of bardaent. althouth
. ... milk which, they say. bad aever cations set ml d.O!
' ' .. ... ' been strained. Manera was sellinc
, - It was drnamite. Mr. fclliotts , ... ... , ,
, u in , ,,.. the milk, without a license and fur-
feuwti was delivered in raueoua .
Iilt."u ... tther:nrre had never rtetttloned the
tones which may bare startled tae ,
Janitor downstairs.
"Close that door." demanded
Mr. Eillott.
ASKED TO
.-DAMASCUS CITY -M
2 C. of C. Directors
To Aid Charity
hurlrrs
u:.)" wniinms. who
's'srted " 'ar '
j during a I I '"l bat tins; i.u-imr.t.
u'.ii unt'l .! mm.
; i leberry
"Me!.' asked
grammatically.
"Tea you."
"Now?"
Mr. Elliott made i
laetnre.
"Now," be ahonted.
The newspaperman
Be was In donbt.
"Do yoa." be asked
the lcamie of
jrj reaursted folic win
Krir.ce to make a fail report ol
her mandate over Syria.
lKHe la Ihtrk
city for ore. i GENEVA. Oct. ST. Neither not:-
Gafthasen fined (be erstwhile I fixations of the alK tid French des-
dairyaian $50, which be promptly , traction of Uamascas or protect
paid Into the city funds. i attaint It bas been rvcelred by
the reporter, un-J this is the second trip to the
the league of nations' parmanent
l ririr.j a meetlBf i-f the board
J -ectors of tr." rumorr i-i
held trf.'-T-Uj n.v.
bodV decided to tvi wile with
ous civic Mm :a aid t'ijspa and '"'
h.cal charities. The tiinvr U'r-1 , ,
:.r ripreesed their minnes
:o a d any ivepoa. raotrnient
a th. direction.
A committee cetnr-t'-ew! of the
were arr-' 10 '
matter up with n'.'a-r city or
dinations which hue Veen wort
m to this end: A. M Colli. r. pre.
idiat. of the cbamlier of ri-mmerce.
K. W. Vanniee and J W. ll..yle.
The committee p-portm
street tlehtnmit was instructed to
nnfer with the budcet cwmmlttea.
i .V.. V. rll T tO K.b.
t u
II It
The Sc."-
Saa rsn,..v
Ld.ulavllie . .
lutter's Rlllnms. ;rttf:n Mr.
Weeny. Cr.krtt. Vitrhrll I V el
la. HUchle. ivi-rry. Koob. Wilkin- j
interest
f intiik in V'l..ti. piu ' . . .... .... u 'hi. matter belnr. diaii. aurr
. - " - mandates c'niinisra.uo
ithat Maaera bag made aurinn tne ia f(,eioa. , oriet aucnsaion.
Iweok. barine been fined JiOO in I ',,. n,..P nfficlillr 1 Ul.-ulin of aernrlr.t
grandiose i JudRe Kendairs court Monday I Drou:a , ,je Uaiue's attention. ' of some morlntc picture producer
for barter, in his possession 5!n0 lc,i0n will be takrn until next : in the lava beds. Io dl
'ra'.Ions of wine. i hraary. when the cotrtnissioa i cussed and referr.4 t. the ader-
will tear a complete report of j ti.' SR commuu-e.
rnn'. li?S mandate orer Srria t twienieen new
-want me' II I fj tt I tllll lilll .lalonr with a detailed account
considered
on the Inside or the outside?"
Sncb stupidhy was unpardonable, j
Vt. i Elliott's next statement was .
concise, "lurid, and, in fact, Tery
rnach to the point. ,
hia .tit" S.A rfemsnded. It '
Was later that be wared a finrerj
in close proximity to the reporters
KLAMATH FALLS f
COMES TO 'FORE
niemVrt of the
t chamber hate reported d.innR the
the caasis of the present Druse re-.' past two nioatbs.
bellios. I
France has asreed to supply the . . ... ....
required information. LOUlSVlIle Vi
Honrs Hurried Away
TARIS. Oct.
Christian wo-'
Broken, meuphorically beaten to
'nisi knees.' the newspaperman rot.
Before him looms a newsies future
u far as the district attorney is
concerned.
! Ut.; Elliott. Is at present under
indictment returned by the Klam
atb . county . crand Jury. He , is
'wbarnd with malfeasance In of
fice. When bis trial will
will be determined later.
: men and children hare been etac- j
Contracts Let For Highway ; nated from Damascus as a precau-i
Work Include Sections tion acainst another outbreak In j
i rH, tthe naUre quarter of the city, the
,, In Th County . , ...nBWIi Tnda
Keiaforcemenu are enroute
Wild Hitting Game
!
SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. S'
(United News! in a wild battlna
to I exhibition durtnc which elfht pitch-
SUNNYLAND LIMITED
DITCHED, 16 KILLED
(Contiaaed tram Page One)
FOKTLAXD, Oct. IT. Bids re Di!nascus which now is qnlet. al-jeraiwrrt paraded ! the mound.
uouisriiie aeieatea .'Ja r . ..
Ttmday. 11 to 9.
It was the sixth jrime of the post
season series between the two ball
clubs. The SeaU hate won four,
while Tuesday's ticiory was the
second far the American champions.
San Francisco used up fire
opened today oy tne state nirnwaj h Be statement aays it l
eommie;ion 0 several Important r?ililed tBat tai Mim ls ,upor.
pieces of h'ftbway work, anions; the , ficial
most Important of which were for j '
1? OWENS TO RECEIVE
SENTENCE FRIDAY
be held section of
highway. ,
Fourteen bids were submitted for
this work, the two lowest bids ap-i 4
! parently being those of. John Hamp-;
shire for J203.760 and Carl Wy-1 A Jury filed Into Circuit Jndre
I berg for JiOJ.000. j A. L. Learltt's court late yester-
Bidj were for broken stone sur- i day evening and announced It bad
irjrei from Memphis. jfaelng of. IS.J miles Pf hiphway, j arrived at a verdict in the case
W. O. Davie of Oxford. Miss., 1 divided Into two sections. The bids I of the state of Oregon against
one of the Injured, described the 'for the two sections were submitted , T. M. Owens, charged with a statu
srjrrcelo . !7 the I low bidders as follows: tory offense.
; "We were travelling at miles! John Hampshire: North unit. I "We find the defendant guilty as
an hoar when the train suddenly j $10.310: south unit, $43 450; i charged." tbe fnrman said,
save a lurch and car after car top- total. !03,760. j Owens was accused of main-
pled down the embankment." be Carl Wyberg: North unit. 1161,-1 taiaing an Improper relationship
wun Miss t-muy Hudack. ahout 17
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Furnace
Special--
This Week
Wo lire offr-rlng
nn rxtr vprcial
on furiuici-a thin
week. We hnvc
the wom'.t-rful new
AlU-n's Tarlor Fur
liiuo which i't
above tho floor.
Allen's Parlor FuiW
f it-plied in a color to harmonize m ith yj
!..;. i nnic oi manoRany, blue or grij
iiiaiut'I. A plufn finioh for a third Um.
The entire country l talking abcttt this sew
The vitreous porcelain enamel flnles Is easily
beater loots like s piece of furniture. Hum w
way (urnsce method of moist, warm rirriUnJ
Don't buy a heating plant osta
you'havo men this.
ROBERTS O HARVfi
"Hardware For Hardwetr
Buy your next coat or dress at
Bee Ue tin's Dress Shop. They are
all on sale. Silk dresses t
sal nn Pi-M
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Senice Goi Drugs
250; south unit, S44.750;
e.ta Cor m " nlleH nn ton tftf
.Mthee T n tfeventl dead 1 total Af the two bids wouM be 1 years of ace. ThA alletrett rrime
'persons aad a -number of others 1 $20s. 000 but rVyberj t offered a j was committed near Pelican City I
.who were badly mangled. 13.000. reduction If be obtained about May 28. of this year.
' "Passing motorists aad farmers both contracts or 3203. 000. Judge Leavltt announced from
living nearby came to the rescue Judge Eawyer of Bend also asked the bench that he will Impose son
with axes and shOTels and extiicat- that a location be made soon torjtence Friday mornin? nt 10 oviock
ed the dead and dying." I the central Oregon highway between r- .
Most of tbe dead were from Bend and Burns In the Glass Butte 1
Mississippi and Tennessee.
'section. He asked for a new sur-
x.-, . . The dead: ivey of tbe Dalles-California high-
. 7 ' " W.'HyaoA'AieMrf El'JijC-'rl sevenl mileWarTtr dfBtod.
K. f. (which is now cfooef bmT foigh.
Dr. H. G. Hathorne. Oxford, j Sawytr also requested that the
Mise. '-.- commission oil the newly com-
P. Bnrrnell, Kansas City, Mo., pleted MacAdam from Lava Burte
Sews dealer.
Miss Olive. Webster, Oxford, Miss.
J. S. Thompson. Tnpelo, Miss.
Lloyd Wagner, Tupelo, Miss,
i C. N.' Doss, Orlando. Fla.
George Hummer, Macon. Miss.
" Mrs. George Hummer, Macon,
Miss.-- '
Bnrt Gladden, Chicago.
Jack Haskins. Chicago.
,. Two unidentified white men.
"W. A. Hart, negro, Memphis.
Four unidentified negroes.
Unidentified whits boy.
T. G. Santa. Emory. Miss.
' Young Jordon. Carrolltcn, 111.
to Lapine.
Ia preparation . for the comple
tion of the Lakevlew-Klamath Fails
highway next year the commis
sion also received bids for clearing
the Beatty-Drews valley section,
a distance of 14.6 miles.
Proposals were also opened for
i the construction of four frame
! buildings at Coquille and Klamath
raiis ior snop and storage purposes.
SUIT FILED FOR
ACCOUNT BY WORKMAN i
MOOSE ATTENTION
Owing to the death of Mrs. Percy
Twomhly, the entertainment sched
uled by L. O. 0. M. tor Thursday
WAGE ' Tening has been indefinitely post-
poneo. 027-28
Joe Ortis was a milker of cows.
Mr. Ortis milked faithfully. In
fact,i it may be assumed, tbe tivs
with which be came in contact while
performing his daily duties, bad
Tirtually.no cause for. complaint at
the treatment accorded them.
However, according to Ortis" com
plaint, which was filed In circuit
court yesterday with Lloyd DeLap,
clerk, he failed to receive any re
muneration for his services. This
neglect, alleged by the plaintiff,
caused him some perturbation.
In his suit, which is brought
sgainst Fred Duke and Bertha Duke,
. Ortis asks. Judgment In the sum of
I140.7S. He says he began work
for the' Dukes on July 29 of this
year.
UQTEL ASTOO
2nd Ml Lo.Aflc.Io.AV
EVERY ROOM has PRIVATE TOILET
50 Bath. ' New, Modem
Close co Shopping District tnd Theatres
FREE GARAC.F. TrrT , l V
You will find the prettiest bath
robes In town at Bee Begin 'h Dress
-Shop. 028-31
fe$i$?!il 'Chew
LISTERIN
THROATTABLETS
Cross your heart and hope to
die
Promises are bubble pie.
Match your promises with deeds
Buy the wife the things she
needs
Van Fleet's Serviceman says:
Kvery woman nwh .-o
trie help. Cooking detlcra,
clenninu , washing ma.
rhinew mnrn light. for the
houw. Kh-ctrlrnl aids to health
and ben my.
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Sir Knights: Attention
Members of Calvsry Com
mandery No. II. snd their
ladles, are requested to be In
attendance Wednesday even
ing af tbe Masonic Hall. The
rtoyifr Arch Mason, J
o'tir guests upon this occasion
and a banquet will be serve1
at :30. Tbe evening will be
spent in various di--.-.,ljns.
lease attend.
CAr.RETT VAX I'.K'Klt,
Cnmjnd.tr.
Colden Rulo Quality Has Made Our Ortohir Sale
bale Lnds October 31, Saturday.
For the
ELKS
Overall
and
Apron
Dance
In Our
0'eralis
$1.09
a Sutceic
v
October Sale
Aprons
$1.39
VAN FLEETS
MOTOR SHOP
-AH Main Nt.
Day.Phons IBS. . sight 57
New Fall Dresses
In October Sale
$5.95, $9.90, $10.13, $16.87
Every dress the new fall style, no duplications; satin
hack crepes silks satins, wools and flannels; qual
ity as desired; prices that make buying easy
"""x V'JV. tens
mill Lot. of Bargains , ... Woo. and Con Dre58 tiooit
le Ends Saturday.
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