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Sunday, Nov. 15, 1925
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-ium some nina ol lierm Just Bunk,
Holds Gunshot Wounds Responsible
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ste?n mid
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"J"t bunk." ,
i Hit in.. numerous alorlcs unci
I ""'I Ul friends ul ,riB
I ' day, mul tho only lll-rriwu
jsuffried w.ro from ov.r-cnlliiir.
"Tim nicrunicn of tlin wiwi
. should tukn n. Hon to flood tho lake
Thm in n,.,.if vullS VI, lho W0UI1(1;
! birds chance, to recover to nay
noltituB of wlmt It would furnish In
,.- ... vrecuing grounds." said
iiuro.
They ull looked hoallliy,
not.
poison or
Kurd l
clrcl. id
lunir.) omi
prominent In npnrtlnK
"in born In I Id lcl.
on louimltticj having
to do wiilt rih and niuo.
octtl npiirlnttii-n Mlcvn Ihe Imk
of llurd and hi. ,,arty 1Iiro bl,cn
II.. Uncut ,., in Khimulli FulU for
- v. rul y..nri. t hroo inurhlnc. w.to
I'mcua wltu 110 du.kii nud Jlo
I Oiliprit with llurd worn K. R.
1 r""l' nd Arlhur K. Abbott ot'
I Kt'ald. n n. I Win. Jonu, Kn d Itci-d !
nd Jiiko lionhnu of Warrenton. I
tlmorli. of duck polaonlnx in Klam
ulh country ware rbaructurliod ye
torduy by K. N. llurd. poatmniitor
ni Hal(lo. li lira na meinour of
purty of nix buntera, an of whom
koi tho limit, bud Juit returned
from a week a ahootlni on Tule
luks.
i
Tlila country haa been Injured
by tho atorlea or alck ducka. There
uro no alck lilrda and there are no
poliioncd blrda. Hut there ar
thouaanda ot wouuded and Injured
blrda," aald Hurd. "There la no
poliion otber tban allot polaon."
llurd explained that owing to the
rondltion ot the duck rnund, due
lo lurk of water, that thouvanda of
ducka uro loat to buntera. Ho eatl
mutcd that at luaat one-(uarter of
the wounded blrda were lout, for
unleaa a bird w dropped clone to
the apot that It waa Inipoaallilo to
recover In the heavy vine graaa and
tulea. be aald.
i SILENCE IS GOLDEN WHEN ,IT COMES
TELLING THE COURT WHERE TO HEAD IN
TO
AT
Li t bub: !!
Fllenre, on orcailon. may be
Oildrn. or plailnmn-fllled, or may
luol the market quotatlona on
radium.
I.Ike Alt-Hinder, who admitted to
uri.atnona. ao may one Jmin ICvana.
colored, of Klamath Falls. Like
Alexander, ahe knowa.
"llmmm," ahe olwcrved, when
ho waa arraigned In Justice court
yealnrdny on s charge of having
io ao with iiqunr law violation. "Of
Ilia th'.nca which I ain't rnitin
runiild.Tnlile of In fact, none which-
ier la Jusllco In thla court."
' "he paused. Thin, by way of
HAN Mi:c.O. 1'i.lif.. Nov. 14 A j variety, she aald, "llmmm." She
niutetiul redui il'iii "f Ilia cnllnted hutllntcd again. Hut not for lone.
Tlie loii taitM-d t, u the
tuurh of imlitiluaitn in tbia
henna and block tunic frock.
Collor anil cotTi of cream plvc a
pleasing contrail, and the lower
part of tba tunic la rn.broidcred
in black.
NAVY PERSONNEL
TO BE LESSENED,
recipient of no Justice, nor scarcely
not much of no similarity," ahe aald,
lu effect.
isow, possioiy, ansa Evans waa
not acquainted with the dignity
which, commonly, attaches, to cere
moniea attendant upon court action.
At any rate, ahe erred. The Ire of
, hi
Another crown prince is com
ing to the U. S. Gustaf Adolf,
heir to throne of Sweden, will
attend the unveiling of memorial
to John Kricsson, the Monitor1!
inventor, in Washington, In May,
102B. '
Pace ThrM
was a revelation, but Judge Kendall
appeared to feel that there might
follow further remarks, of which he
might not approve.
So he interjected:
"And you will be fined 50 in
addition up to tho maximum ot
(500 for each time you again apeak."
And ao It came to pass that the
woman discovered the golden quali
ties of alienee. She aald no more.
The colored woman was arreated
Friday night by prohibition officers
ind charted with unlawful sale of
liquor.
KKI1FKAIIS
IXITI.ITB
Prosperity Rebekah Lodge No. 104
entertained as guests on Thursday
evening of last week members of
Aahlaod Hope Rebekah Lodge, when
the degree team of the latter group
conferred tbe Initiatory work oa a
number of candidates.
Prior to the degree work a dln-
nor was served In tho Presbyterian
church under the auspices of the
Presbyterian Ladiss' Aid. Covers
were laid for 68 guests. Mrs. C. H.
Landls was chairman of the dinner
arrangements.
Among the guests to attend tbe
meeting of Thursday evening waa
Mrs. Louis Bchweln of Ashland, no
ble Grand of the visiting lodge.
Refreshments were served follow
ing Initiation, Mrs. Earl Tilton of
Pelican City in charge.
Those to visit from Ashland In
eluded Mrs. Louis Slbweln, Mrs.
Carter, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Oowland,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Madden, Miss Edna
Cohen, Mrs. Mary Wllsblre, Miss
Pearl Wllshlre, Mra. Jud Miller, Mrs.
Jennie Gilbert, Mr. and Mra. Eit,
Mrs. Emma Morgan, Mr. and Mra.
Guy Randalls, Mrs. Bell Songer, Mrs.
Ray Jeter, Miss Ethel Reld, Mrs.
Hess Crouch, Miss H. Doretha, Mrs.
Butler Walker. Miss Leta Walker,
Mrs. Norma Reeder, J. J. Murphy,
Mr. E. E. Lyman, Billle Stevens,
Mrs. Muriel Neely, Mrs. Cuy Carrie,
Mrs. Lela Taylor, Mr. Nickols, Geo.
Trefern, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Payne
and Mrs. D. Perrozl.
RED CROSS STARTS
HOLIDAY DRIVE
Society has always and always
will be interested in philanthropic
work and primarily the work of the
SOCIETY
t if re' nt Mrs j personnel of Hie Am.rlrun navy, on Her theme held her. "I ain't the
rcoutlt of a -ihiirlaKn ot fundii. and
which will .!nie all destroyers of
the fli t on f-. Io I" r cent crew com
pliment lini b. i r, :uin.iuni'ed by Rear
Admiral WHUiui Simrinsker In a
dlpAtt'lt received at the nuval head
ft:arurrt herii tnnlichl.
A delMiniy of more- than 1400
it-ami time lnjl""y officers on llio naval lorco Is;
k J ist library, and I now ciUiinK, while the. Dimmer 01
U homo of i chief petty officers In the service la'
ii reported In be equal lo inn oinciai
Uni built about requlrimenlii.
fsift ihrouKh Ihe During tho ImUn.e of tho flscnl
iu'i guild. II I year not more than H500 rcrrulia
'wud tbe siillil I will tio received In lho navy, which
Ma!Miet with will bring down the personnel from
ri i rbolr niemlii-r '
j
UI fnUi In lac i
Lit fidJeck or one !
L-o fi3e Biure f re- j
stiltlrd at In-!
rtertjr. At llils.
In eadncled lu al-
d with
Stem and hnnl! Hie full strength of Sfi.000
r&stFiUs srhoiil! less than M.Ti'ti. On June Si), 1!'25.
PliSW th -nnw ! the ati. nKth of the American fleets
K4Vaiithoii-iwaa sl.:9 men, and on October
n:ilunibX,old 51. .11 bad fallen to Sl.toS men.
Awiiquest for a deiniency approp
riation to pernili lho navy to bring
tho forco lo full quota, has been
Hindu and will ha prenented to con
gresa thla fall. Admiral Shoemaker's
report stated.
the students and llio regulur sales
force was wonderful.
The young ladles serving behind
lho counter wore Joyce Ilennetl,
Marie Cryttul, Muurlne. Oley. Helen
OslKjrne, Helen Abbey, llernlcc
llannu, Carol Gray, Fern Parent,
Zepba Ilogers, Kits Mathews, Mar-
Jorle Peyton, Vernlco Moore, (iol
dla I.owln und Ester Vcach.
It Is lho atlitude of II. N. Moe,
V4J10 conceived the idea ot accepting
tho services of tho high school girls, I
whllo donating a part of iholrj
sales lo tho paper's support, that!
en to j somo concrete plan of co-operation
Deiween mcrcnanta ana tno school 1
win oring anoui a neucr unaer
standing of achoul needs.
(Continued From Paice Two)
What you no longer have use for
may be Just the thing another Is
Acting Justice ot the Peace Kendall seeking. News Classified Ads Bring
was aroused. buyers and aellers together.
He seemed to feel that alghtlesa
JiiHtico had not been peeking, and
that the scales, so to speak, would
comply with the regulations of the
department of weights and meas
ures. Prior to her commentary, as re
gards Justice, Mlaa Evana bad been
sentenced to serve 30 daya at tbe
county poor farm Klamath's only
Institution in wbicb women prison
ers may be confined. When she
made her observations. Judge Kcn-
(lull's swivel chair cried out, as it
In pain, as be came to an erect
posture.
"Thoro ain't " Miss Evans be
gan again.
But Judge Kendall had sent out
a search warrant tfnd had, In con
aequonce, found hia voice.
"You," he said, Indicating the de
fendant, "are find an additional
550."
Mlsa Evans opened her mouth.
Red Cross In Its annual drjve from
Armistice Day, November 11th, until
Thanksgiving Day.
This year Mrs. Howard R. Perrta)
U chairman of tbe drive, and baa
made plans whereby Klamath eouk
ty will obtain ber quota and havsj
the support of every citizen In the)
county behind the funds to be ob
tained. Mrs.' Perrln has headquarter In
the Ilopka building, room 215.
A song ha been written by
prominent young woman of th city,
and will be presented to th cham
ber of commerce at forum luncheons.
the Rotary clnb during their weekly,
gatherings, and at Kiwanls lunch
eons. Tbe song la called the "Red
Cross Campaign Song," and Is suns
to tbe tune ot "Oh, Katarina." 1
1
Oh, Klamath county Ob, Klamath
county,
Give to the Red Cross ot yoar
, .bounty.
The greatest Mother of Mankind
Helps the lame.
Helps tbe halt.
Helps tbe blind,
Red Cross brings relief to all la sorrow-Help
ber today If yon beg or borrow.
Her sign goes bravely all tbe way,
So Join the Red Cross today.
Select your Christmas card early
at Southwell's. N1S-1S
Tbe largest stock ot Christma
Cards jiow on display at South
well'. . N15-1S
ii-i
Cantrall, Loretta Jennings, France
Beatty.
MRS. EVA8 IS
HOSTESS THIS WEEK
For the pleaaure of a number ot
friends who were bidden in on
Wednesday afternoon to make up
four tablca of bridge Mrs. Percy
Evans entertained at her home in
the Sunset, apartments. The rooms
were graciously attractive In shades
of old gold and baby chrysanthe
mums were tne flowers usea in I
profusion.
Mrs. H. W. Bathlany captured
high score of the afternoon.
This Is the second of a series of
affairs to which Mrs. Evans has
It been hostess this winter. ,--
Come Early
' and
Avoid the Rush
Normandy
Bell Ringers
at
Elks Temple
Thursday, Nov. 19
DANCING
25'.
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
i
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
targe Tube
25
r
Fsf Ih now
It will be
old style
Urch. And
"omen of the
sirtjolfiug.
fl COUNT
Buy jour
Southwell's.
Christmaa
cards at
N1S-1S
Verdict
F hi
Ij. " MWUS
jN C,e
111. VllV 1 i
''""I. former grand
1:41m. v
... mux
Why or ..n.i
" lurv In (1...
P"r i ....l .
...mum tor
"" Oberholner.
" Earl Gentry.
""' lth 8.ephen-
-Hlllll.
01rn)ltier ......
m- Co,l..i. '
carrle. . ....
the
""""li end hla
High School Girls
Act as Salesladies
For Woman's Store
Yesterday was Klniualh Krater
fund dny at Moe's store. In ad-1
dltlon to an initiation Into tho mys
teries of anlesinnnshlp. Ihe girls
from lho local blRh school made an
effort to Increase Ihe fund to be
used ' for lh development of tho
school paper, tho Klnmatti Kniter.
Tho ali for I he day wero good,
and the girl doservo tho hlghost
praise for their willingness lo lenrn
and lltelr constant attention to
business. The co-operation between
HOTEL ASTOD
fed Km Los Ansalra
EVERY ROOM ha. PRIVATE TOILET
SOS Baths New, Modem
Close to Shopping District and rhoalres
FREE GARAGE T.rff frmn SI.W
Christ inns Ciil ils i-nsravrt or
printed wlih your nnmu nt Soiiili
well's. Order ei.rly. Nil-1
, MASONS
ATTENTION!
Cornerstone Service
St. Paul's EpUcopal Church
Sunday, Nov. 15, 1925
E. A. Lodge called at Lodge
Room 2:00 P. M.
All Masons urged to attend.
Thanksgiving
Turkeys
We will pay highest cash market price
for your turkeys. Feed your birds. Call
at our office, next to Union Oil Plant, on
Market Street for instructions "How To
Dress Turkeys," or send us a card with
your address, and we will mail same, to
you. We will receive your birds from 1 6th
to 1 9th, inclusive.
Swift and Company
29c
"Wear Ever" 25th Anniversary
SPECIAL
For One Week Nov. -14 to 21
"WEAR-EYER'T
Aluminum One-Quart Pudding Pan
(Reg. Price 55c)
Cover extra 19c
. (Reg. Price 25c)
This : handy pudding
Ean, just the right size to
e useful for a great many
things, will prove to you
that it pays to look for
the 'WEAREVER' trade
mark whenever you buy cooking utensils.
For 25 years, the name "WEAR-EVER" has
stood for the utmost economy in kitchen uten
sils. They are harder, last longer, heat' more
Not more than
. 3 pans toYa .
customer
evenly, and are easier to keep clean. :
Uur stocks are limited.
Get Yours Today From
Baldwin Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store .
Phons 261
418 Main
m tU hours
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