The Klamath news., November 01, 1925, Image 5

IthnewI
fUDENTS
II HIGH
Record of
(86 ror
rr Course
,. rallkd l0l
r, III "h100
graduate 01
i1() continuing
l,l,b schools.
however, lesda
f Oregon when
ir,,i recenlly niade
ren t Well.
Klamath rn
murr llian eighty-
L graduate ' lh
I, y,.nr cutillnuod
school.
Welle, "hen ln'
:alo the fad I1'1
,1 Blli-nitril high
,o.l lht III !
Merlin In nild-
,tr f " found
In 111 support of
ithcr case tllnoaa
tendance at the
HI gradual!' re
(ruin ihr eighth
ID of ihi'io har.
,1 either In Klam-
other schools In i
I has lli hlghrat
j graduate, and
o students la nigh
Ttczlroycrs on Guard as Warfare
rcrts 7,000 Americans in Syria
Sunday. November 1. 192!!
II I TO MEET
MONDAY EVENING
ifCJs'. ..v
Daughter of the ltevolullun will
hold a moetlng on Monday evenlnK
m 1 o'clock, at Hi" residence of
lire. Cha. Wocd Klerllne. A miner
will be raad by Mr.. Alfred Collier
on "Why th Pilgrim L,(t Eg.
land."
Kfh member present will alio
be inked to answer roll call with a
thort account of some Under In
the Immigration movement.
Jim Hlewurt went to Malin" Wed
nesday, '
Mr. and Mr. B. E. Enman cauea
on C W. W' iai nunaay.
Mra. Ira Oram of the Mt. Lakl
district, !lted with Mr. .C. W.
Lewie Tueaday .afternoon.'
' Mr. and Mra. Taylor from Llbby,
rlalted with Mra. June Tollman
Monday.
Mra. Clyde Klger gave a card
nnrtv. honoring her aon Eatln, Wed-
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neiduv evening. Many frienaa
from Merrill were preaent
Mlaa
Mussolini of Persia
Ousts Rule of Shah
Demurrer Sustained
in Timber Sale Case
IXJNDON. Oct. The Teheran
correapondent of the weekly '.
patcb reported today that Rlaa
Khan, the "Muaaollnl of Perala."
bad aucceeded In ouatlng the ahah
dpflntielv and in obtaining? kover-
I eiirn nowera for hlmieif oendloa ea
, , ,
I lalJIiKmnnt rtt a m. fnrm nt POT. I milaa
Jungjonam, iaa net" ernment In Penia.
Die cliy lo rale
llitlon. wllh all but
tradualra rulrrlng
Amrru.in ilritroyrra arc keeping a wntchful eye on aafrty of
crnrly I.0OU 1. S. citiacm In the zone around Damairui where
I'rtiuli triKi and Svriar. tribomrn are in a death grapple. I'lioto
liuw Ih: city, pait of which hai been dcitroycd in the fililig.'
Kuykcndall Kuykondall, pro
mlnmt local attornvya, won a legal
victory yeaterday. when their de-
murror In the case of Luclnda 8!o-
mena against the Rig Lakes Box
company was auitalned by Cir
cuit Judge A. h. Leavltt.
The attorneya for the defendant
had contended in their demurrer
that the complaint did not consti
tute sufficient grounds for action.
The plaintiff has ten days in which
to take further legal steps.
The complaint had to do with
the aale of approximately 13,800
worlh of timber.
and Earl Plerson apent the week
end duck hunting on the Upper
marsh. They brought back several
ducks and report a good time. (
Mra. Scott Thompson and daugh
i.r and Mra. J. R. Elliott called
on Mm. Sam Enman one day last
week.
Lois Burnell has entered Lone
Pine school. . !
Mrs. R. J. Beaaly. Roy and Edna
visited with Mra. J. O. Beardaley
lut Sunday evening.
Jim Stewart made a business trip
to Klamath Falls ' Wednesday af
ternoon. ti J. Beardaley drove over
toward Hornb'rook Sunday.
Mrs. Clyde Barks, Maxine ana
Billy called on -Mrs. C. W. Lewis
Tuesday.
HI'KKDIXO IH CIIARUKD BY .
C'OUXTY TRAFFIC OFFICKB
A. N. Bradford la going to find '
it neceaaary to say three of the moat .
.'distasteful words in the motorists' -
vocabulary.
Mr. Bradford, In due course, must '
remark: "Good morning, Judge." ;
According to County Traffic Of
ficer Knowles, Bradford was doing
about CO miles an hour In a track
when he was allowed but about 22
Ho was arrested yeaterday
near Band creek. ,
The shah Is now believed to be
In southern Europe, ostensibly for
his health tut ln reality a sort of morning paper proposition
exile. ways. Use th New.
If you know of any game riola
.n nhona K84. All Informa
tion will be strictly confldentlaL
COLD WEATHER COMING
"Let Your Glass Troubles Be Ours."
All kinds of glass For all purposes.
Estimates gladly furnished for
Sash, Doors, Frames and Cabinet Work.
THE GLASS HOUSE
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11th and Pine.
Phone 4H-W
LONE PINE
Owens Sentenced to fireman dies from
w ., m I INJURIES IN WRECK
18 jMonin J an icrm
irsdualed 91 sm
ut lite enrolling In
AUiiritN'. N. Y
1 Stack. 36, fireman
Oct. SI. John
died at Mercy
,1 aith ! a rail
nlor but l of her "t receive
alliance. T.
io nty school only
iilrnta. all but two
In the hlch achools
adlng to enter in
If the ecnteare imposed yoatorduy', hujtpllul a.i a renult of a wreck on
on T. M. Owens Is not commuted. n'h Valley railroad ven
. .. ... -i. 'mnea houin oi nero muism
or If. prior In that time, he does, .
inme unlocked for a-
H IIM.K I hKM A
ia;(Killl
ilMto uiirs a recelv-
i by i hi' navy do.
s flvtubo circuit.
u eapi-clally built
u'l prnional use, It
fitted on I, a novol
K sortaMllty. Tale
"4 by mcuntlng II
Mil filing the set
l in wiiion. Mra.
atoraaat In the aet,
it. It located In the
i Uw second floor of
pM art, this, too,
r st found on the
51, its Mayflower,
wktia aro provided
hiae' plugged '. In
itnt'i smoking cab
or wherever the I la-
fa.
M. Owens must sirvr
M months behind the gray walla of
the Orrsun atate penitentiary.
t'lrrult Judite Leavltt yeaturday
morning senteaced Owens lo a year
and a half In prison following
Owena' convlcllun on a aralutory
charge.
(Iwi'iis was accuaed of being
criminally Intimate with Kmlly lln
dark. a 17-ycar-old girl. The of
fensn wa alleged to have been com
muted near I'cllcan Clly aome time
ago.
Edward 11. Smith, engineer, and
13 passenger were brought here
In automobllea to be treated for
Injuries, none of which were eor-
ious.
MAY I.OKK JOIM
niif A(iO. Oct. St. Three high
rankln officers were threatened
with dismissal tonight lu a police
department abake-up resiling from
the last escape, of Martin Durkln,
the ahelk bandit of Griffith, lnd.
Willi to sell? Or to
Klamath Full about
ileal, efficient way
REVOLT SPREADING TO
ARAB TRIBES, REPORT
LONDON. Oct. 31. Insurrection
aaalnat the French in Syria Is
spreading to lbs Arab trlbea around
Dolretsor. Alaupo, and ralmyra. ac
cording to dispatches from Cairo.
The Arabs are reportod to be
sending their women and children
toward the Syrian desert, which
would indicate that they are pre
paring to rebel. Ono report stales
already la in ine
LONE TINE NOTES
Lone Pine baa hai several Chi
nese oheanant hunters, with only
a few having good luck. .
Walter Enman helped move mall
boxes to the right side of the road
for the stage. .
Mrs. Earl White and son Buster,
slater. Mrs. C. W. Lewis this1 week.
sre the house guests of Mrs. White t
Mr. and Mra. John Mitchell vis
ited ut the home of Clyde uaras
last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Enman made
a buslnea atrip to Klamath Falls
Wednesday. .
Clyde Marks waa a Merrill vlsi-
tor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Schrinnor
left the first cf the week for Ilogue
tllver valley, expecting to settle
there They will lie missed by their
manv friend. la Klamath.
Mr. ana .urn, un
famonf HPflfl I .OlTieS 'daughter of Poe Valley, visited at
vyviitvsss. . . ... Grlf(ah'. ,,ter.
Mrs. C. W. Lewi last Sunday.
William Rorfleld visited In Klam
ath Falls Wednesday.
Are this grades on the child'
report card eatlafactory?
KNot-WhyNot?
Defective vision la the causa
of over 60 of the failures ot
school. '
Don't aeold tha child but DO
find the cause and remedy It
it possible. . .
A thorobgh examination ,ot
the eye may locate the cause
and correctly iitted glasses
may be the remedy.
DR.GOBLE
. Eye Examined
QUICK BERVTCH
TOO Mala Street .
Vlla'aena . Frame
GronDd Bepalred
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Too Late for Warden
CHICAGO. Oct. 30. "Cement
hesd." tho new Insanity plea in
troduced in an attempt to save
former Warden Wesley Westbrook
from a prison sentence ln connec
tion with hi part In the Cook
county Jail grnft. was rejected Fri
day by Federal Judge James II.
Wilkorson.
The Judge held that "cement
head." might be a form of In
sanity for all he knew about such
thinaa. but that It waa now too
that De retsor aireauy i m - . Hi
hands of the rebels, who attacked late to reopen
.. . .. . J harlne In which Westbrook was
CUB.
JLLY'S UN CLE
V. CAM X feVAT VVNACT ..
b luO"2M ttlUVW (HIT TXVVl'
r WSKXCSK UOMJ TO
1 S L-- X av I
25 .
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
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Large Tube
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MODERN HOUSEWIVES
agree that SAFETY FIRST is a yatchw6rd.
which applies to food more than anything else..
Hence: "
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It this wa the question, you
know what her answor would
be. Washing cloths Isn't what
she was intended for. So with
your permission ; we'll make It
our business, 4
157 NO.
till
November 7
Air
Regular Value
$7.50 to $22.50
$4.50 to $20.00
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