The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 30, 1925, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrriilnv. October SO. 19SB. THE FlfiHTFRS START 1 1UII aunv v - ACTIVE TRi Trambitaa Duo In Today to Begin Work Stolr K. 0.' Black Panther not yet know with what h Is pc-, lfirally charged. This move assign ed a law task to the prosecution which, however, U expected u furnish tlio document when court reconvenes Friday. KLAMATH FALLSffjJKSS rnne nu DI PF Hnhv. Declares Court LU 0 4 ILrtUh. SYRIANS ARMED AGAINST FKE FURS VALUED AT $500 ARE STOLEN REPORTS SHERIFF nf Superior According to Sheriff Friday, who " . . ,,,, I was In Klamath Falls yesterday. V ItQ irjankw. ' Kid Starkey here on November 3. due In today, also Earl Stolt. of . . . I-!,,,. .l- Cani nn the Bena. to me - - i .... , . ,h. ..,.. .-, v.i. Mcentlnis the , ued at approximuteiy prelim- some mercnanaise. . robbers, accoraing thieves have been doing fairly well ' in Lake county. At Plush, which la located In the $600, 1 were taken to Prlday. came night, all the card will be here. one to fight Henry Burke, inary. , . ; . . i i-. u.a nrm.l Trambltas should be feeling a fine shape as he fought last Tues-,he said, and between T.5 and S0 day night without auy harm ao was stolen. cruing from tne mnun won a decision over Kid Anderson, of Seattle at that place. Earl StolJ, who is to meet Sams, scored a knockout In his battle with the Black Panther of the Pac ific Scott Holliday. Matchmaker Johnnie Sylvester yesterday receiv ed a wire from Earl saying .nnld be In Klamath Falls in the ROUND LAKE he1 . Mr. and Mrs. Chester DeLap anii children were visiting ct Ball's Sun day. Mr. and Sirs. Al Stansby and fam- ly were visiting the Himeiwrignis , Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frost and chil- morning and that he had kay-ordren an(j Mrs. A)raa oiasser attend ed church at Klamath Falls Sunday. Too bad the deer season is over. Wayne Himelwright wasn't halt done hunting coyotes. Frank Sevits was visiting Lake Monday. Mr. 1.0.-J ANOKLKS. Oct. . I nma , v, .Wive who ""'" ij u c Kmila For need never ask sympathy of City Holda Same Rt.o for uinm(ir(iiil September A Given ner , whfn a yovinK wl( hM to choose In 9 Month Report , bolwM.n nn automobile and a child. ' the Judge holUi the car i invariably Klamath Falls still holds fourth I))( wlnIU,r. rlace In the list ot cities of Oregon TM, coudlton. he believes, la (ta in the September building reports . ,,K,rublf. hut he Is at a complete loss recently announced by S- W. Straus, (J ,ugM a remedy. fo. Portland Is leading, followed ; ..Th fault Uft wil, the woman. n by Eugene. Medford. Klamath Falls. : 35 CCDt ,nJ ,, 61 per by Salem, Astoria, and Ullrande. In , judge Sumtncrfteld declared. A the seven major clliei In li., .ii.i ha arrive at th percent- tho stale. I agest Simple! "Figures for the month of S.-ptcm- A dion ynn In divorce court. tier give the following amounts lu building permits, with Portland Is I suing 3.5S.6S5: Eugene (10 per I cent under caluatiou) JS36.iOO: 1 Medford. SJ29.i"JO: Klamath Falls. the Panther. He fought Houmay Oct. U,"Lmi days after' fighting Sams here on Oct. 0. . With the main event between Trambltas and Kid'Siarkey. great interest is being manifested by the fans. Both of the men are bor-Ing-in fighters. " Starkey being too wel known here to need much ad vertising, while Trambltas has a record on the eoas. which is an en viable one. Seat sales are going fast. Re ports from the Mecca. Waldorf and The Smoke indicate there will be a good crowd turn out to witness the mill on November 3. LONDON. Oct. S. Armed bands of Syrians ur forming to surround Damascus and help th Druses In their rebellion against the French, accordiug to dispatch to the Dallj Mall from Cairo which quotes rot usee from S)rla. Damascus Is described as city of the dead. During the French bombardment of the city last week, shell. ai said to have wrought haioc In the citadel prison. The I refugees e-tlmale that 1!00 prison ,.rs were killed during the bom- liar.lment. Property damage was : -The husband get. most of my said to run ..ho ... i I ......... I Bfarlin censure because I nave !t,.n,nin divorce rases Ihst he In-' Protest of European variably put the proposition of auto- canard mobile or baby to the wife." eg nlalncd the Judge. I "I can sympathise the young' have lioose be- last year, building permits tor ine.,worn automobile rides and the streets in armorru cars, " state of Oregon surpassed the flg- llar,ship, of motherhood: but I can-1 stores. looting also l charged ures ot ls;i ny more (nun B()t B,mrc the s.Iflhnnes wnira . aaiuss (no ci.mim. 00. Permits Issued in September.' ., h ..i.acr. ; The population of Syria 1921. amounted to $3. :ia. 375: Sep- it .ems to me." Judge Summer-: ly aroused over the tember. 1925, issuances amounted feIl ,atdi thitt this sulxirdlnallon to J4.3S5.9S2. iof ,,e mat,rnal intinct to the de- Klamath Falls fell under her tit-, , , . ni.,a,1,rB i8 undermining the! state of marriage. DRUNK HELD FOR ANNOYING PEOPLE John t'ulgaa got acquainted with soma liquor In Klamath Falls, ac cording to Ilia police, It was potent liquor and made Mr. L'ulgan feel In a motid to assert himself. Then Mr. t'ulgaa met 1'alrulmau Patterson. Patrolman Patterson Is not In Ilia lyibll of seeking out trouble, yet ha does not ld-tp It whuu It preeenla Itself, i Arrordliis to Patterson, Culgan1 was annoying residents In the vl- clotty of : Klamath avenue "Pat"! decided It might he best for l'ulgan to tell It to th lulls, and he placed him under arrest. Th nisu was charged with drunkenness. was ft at. F orbesiy 1 God SeftO $155. S92: Salem. $113,030: Astoria, g 11.000; LaCrande. $:!0.765. In comparison will! .septemocr o('hruU, wno , forced consuls l lie French to stop the I l.nml.srrtmont. but hereafter 1'amas- cu I reir(eu it (" (' '-ane on been ravaged "t troops, wno roareu inrnuan Dlvorcf Null Kllnl Charging her hqahniid with rru.'l a ml luhunian trcaluienl. Alice K. Nelson )estenlay filed suit for divorce in circuit court her from her hulamt. Walter Nelson. Mr and Mia. NeUon, according to the paper, wera marlred In 8pok. V'i-11 11. 1919. They has tin r Round lure of 1924, when permits were i issued to the sum of $230.05. sec- "I have had before me numerous U wild- shelling. Divorce rnn!cil i As the result of a decree handed ' down yesterday by Circuit Jndge and Mrs. Joe Foster went toiond only to Portland, which ',ucl1 ' COuplea. who entered compact call ivnn Mnnrt.iv after a load of beets. I permits to figures of $2.543.5.5. i , . .hn.iiew marriase. I have wlf' Mrs. Himclwright was shopping in Unpreecndented buildlne activities 1 gtrattT rMD).ct by far for the un- Klamalh Falls Monday. , are continuing tnrongnoui ineWOIj mother, cast out by society. A. I. l.eavllt, Nels Nelson and Wll ma Nelson are no longer man and leertlon was charged In the com plaint filed by Nelson. The coupl Frank Ball went to Midland Mon-i greater part of the country, with no; (han , nave for ,hilt tyfv ot r0Uple."( ere married November 18. 1914 (Continued from Page One) Staley. The logs were scaled by two scal ers, W. D. Kennedy and B. W. Zollman. The Ewauna Box company uses an American rod saddle tank loco motive. The train crew consisted of: Engineer Lyle Magness; fire man Fred Jackson; conductor Ed die Frink; brakeman jack Cooley. The carloads of over a 3H per cent grade lor a distance of two miles, and were de livered on the Southern Pacific sid ing within the eight hours. The day. Mr. Himelwright was in Klamath Falls on business Monday, Milton Mimelwright took dinner with the Balls on Tuesday. Dixie G if ford was visiting school Wednesday. The roads are in fine condition in this neighborhood at this time. Joe Foster and Frank Sevita took dinner with the Balls on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Ball have gone into the dairy business. ' Mr. and Mrs. Foster, Alma Glaser, Dixie Gilford and Wm. Lambert at tended the party at Keno Friday night. All report a nice time, some have sore shins. indications ot an immediate let-up September permits and plans filed at Missoula, Montana. In 3! leading cities and towns.' Bessie showed a gain ot nearly 40 per cent awarded over the same month of last year. children and 17 per cent for the nine months' j husband. period ended September 30. IRfrcr Is Issued Halloway. defendant, the custody of the belonging to her and Walter W. Halloway. a decree handed down In circuit court yesterday by Circuit was two her through NOBLEMAN GRANTED Judge a. l. Leavm DIVORCE FROM WIFE LONDON. Oct. 29. Lord worth, former member of the Brl-' tish cabinet has been granted a! lJesereuon was tne grounus ior which the suit was brought. Mr. I,,,,, 'and Mr. Halloway were married at Albany, uregon, on cecemoer 25. 1917. . dlvcrco from but ' the grounds Lady lllingworth on of her misconduct Hallowe'en decorations at South. Tnkro lu l-aac I'ounly Taken Into custody by Klamath county authorities, John Bkellog, ac cused of a felonlou offense, yester day was returned to Lake county where the charge was filed. Skollog was arrested at Chltoquln, but, until yesterday, had Wi held In the county Jail her. He was re turned to Lake, county by Sheriff Prlday. HtllltlH lUVIilll K t.HWTF.n Fur It year llrrlha Harris and Clarence A Harris had been wedded And then, yeaterday, they wera di vorced by Circuit Judg A. I.. Lravlit. Mr. and Mrs llarrl ware married at Morton. Kansas, on April 5. 1907. according to the complaint. A short lime ago Mr. Ilarria filed a com plaint In circuit court, alleging de sertion. Tiler are no children. STtr Buy your neit cost or dresa at Be Uegln'a Drrma Hhop. They art all on sale. Hllk dresses at $t)l and tip OSt JI ... . II .- 1II..U... W- i. u.. I BUDjV SAVE THE) b,J for frsms Is.jJ delay a UHl. ripping iIBt miser to tat jI wt of tuttrJ occurs crcis u mill. 1 llulld year bnJ bard t(H.Tli th tins, tsnj autwtn, i, , J you tuosty. Th feotlt n-f "solid'' black, b urrti Klamatiii Pint "W Marin UPPER SWAN LAKE i with their butler. w imam cottage was tne butler. and William's wife provided hit lordship with the Information that ended In the divorce. She sent Lord I IllingBWorth a letter which had wells. 030-31 You will find the preltlrat bath robes In town at He Begin' Dress Shop. 02-Jl Fred Collman Is following the car penter s trade in Kiamatn falls tuts been written to the butler hv Ladv weelt' Illlngsworth, after the butler had Will Baldwin of the Baldwin qut nia post In he lllingsworth Hardware company. Installed an n-knma logs were hauled. ceUent radio set for John Neubert; Lord IUInasworth showed th. let. last sunaay atternoon. ter to ng wlre, who confessed mis- Miss Christine Janssen was honor j conduct, but begged forgiveness, student at Swan Lake school last I saying her Indiscretions had teen ' monta. "Infreouenl.' able henchmen. A noteworthy nals only were observed. Not hook was liroken. nor a wheel put out of order. Andy Florencio, the! camp blacksmith, saw to that. ! good condition of the track was due j The new owner of Edgewood to the efficient work of John ronch puttng .a many impr0Te. Vaughn, section foreman, and his' ments. This excellent ranch la he- , coming modern in every way. feature In connec-; Mo5t of the De0I)ie ln can com. tiofi with the loading of the record munity journeyed to Lower Swan number of cars yesterday was the Lake BchooI ,ast Saturday where quiet and smooth efficiency of the the pupils assisted in a program loading crew. There were no ac-!ai(1 pf.rforme(I tn a way to reflect cidents. Every worker knew his ( honor on Swan school and commun duties absolutely. A few hand sig-i l!y. The sernii hnn!tntv f .h only were observed. Not a T,0-pP wn fftii. i,it,t cialed. L. H. Miuier tpent Sunday after noon and eVeninir at the hnmn nf J. J. yillalr, logging superinten-: J(,n!1 Nci,ilcrti ii,.nB " ou ,he dent, said yesterday that the record' avv radio. The radio pr0(.rams ar(J would probably stand for some time, h,.ard Tery dsllnctIy ln thls vicinlty as It goes over all previous short; The Swan schoo, plannlng a log loading records in Oregon by; bo!C 60cial lo bo Rlvcn Saturday 150.000 feet. i evening. November U. A llvo pro- All the loaded cars were accepted gram i3 bcing prt.pared. v me auuuicrn rociitc company,; jhe wuuotic a single reload. All cars uau b!2 riiiiiiiH. i . . , . I morning ana evening concerts arc rm, .m oi v13uors wno wu- hecoming a common occurrence, nesscd the loading operations yes-! , terday Included Superintendent L. D. Arnold of the Klamath Indian service; Forest Supervisor Fred Moffat. C. A. Middlebusher and Rcu- VESSEL HITS ROCK CREW REACH SHORE MASQUERADE CARNIVAL HALLOWE'EN SATURDAY, OCT. 31., AT MA LIN SAILING'S ORCHESTRA coyotes arc becoming very numerous in Swan vicinity. Their Ilallowe en decorations at South 'el1s. 030-31 VICTORIA. B. C, Oct. 29. The motorahlp Nahmint. ot San Fran cisco, while coming out of Kyu quot whaling station on the west coast of Vancouver Island, this af ternoon ran on a rock and sank In 50 feet of water, ft was stated at the Pacific Salvage company's office here this evening. The crew landed safely ashore in small boats. The steamship Salvage King will leave for the aceno of the wreck Friday morning to commence "ef forts to raise the Nahmint. ATTENTO TURKEY GROW We will buy for Cash on Delivers- i your turkeys for Thanksgiving and (j We will buy what you nave regarulei ber. FEFD YOUR TURKEYS. Iflhjl( auaineti tneir iuii growin, ieca uwui until i hnstmas. Dixi) us a card and let us knoTk you will have for market this fallnlw keep you posted on market quotatfy Swift & 0 Klamath Falls, Ore. UOTEL ASTOO 2nd & Hill Lea An.tl,, EVERY ROOM bat PRIVATE TOILE't 505 Bi!u New, Modern Qose to Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE Tsrff irom 4l.SC- hen vice. Balrd, also ot the Indian ser- PRES. COOLIDGE IS HELD AS ACCUSER (Contlnncd from Togo One) laud, trial judge advocate and Mit chell's leital prosecutor, that tho court martial was "abnormal" and In taking sognizance, overruled with niilltnry precision, the objections of the defense to continuance of the trial. ! The court decided it would rule on this ohjccilon luter. It did not wait to act on tho nu merous other objections Introduced by Kcid. It deposed nf each sep nrtely und with I he terse recom mendation of Col. Winship. that "it Is my opinion that motion of the counsel for the accused should not be sustained und I so recommend." Col. Herbert A. White, Mitchell's military counsel, took a hand in the arguments for the first time. Again defeated, .Mitchell's counsel adroitly moved for a bill of part iculars claiming that undor what they consider "faultily drawn" spec ifications and charges, Mitchell does B.P.Lewis Grocery The Coffee House." 223 So. Sixth St. We carry a complete line Quality, Groceries. Phone 355 of 32 Try a pound of Lewis Special Coffee. Pay us a visit or phone your order in. We have our own delivery. Meat Market operated in co-operation with Grocery. Vi'iilnghcuse Lamp? Appliances Vacuum Cleaners Washer Ranges Link River Electric Company W. D. nutler. Pre. Elerlrli Llconscd and Mgr. Frank ':llnihcr. See, Kngtnccrln. Con-tractlnB and Suppllea Electric Eo,ulpmet W Mill and Boj FWj Complete Irrigation PUM Plans and Kstlmal" ' Corner Seventh fit. and Klamath Ave. Klamath Falls, Oregon Oct. 26th, Klamath News, Gentlemen; 'About two weeks ago we ran a series of advertisements on "The Simp Ironer," at which time Mrs. Johnson demonstrated this Ironer. We are a fonOF advertiser in The News, and at thp AnQ carried1 exclusive advertising campaign in the columns of your paper. We wish to express our appreciation for the gratifying results obtained fr these advertisements, thev far out' . j V.W.WI.U any ime campaign we nave -- r fore the public. Yours very truly, W. D. BUTLER.