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Tuesday Nov. 17, 1925
THE KLAMATH NEWS
MAINT ANTIIOW
HIIOWN TltllKH
Tho gum oldBu"iit Anthony,
palrnn of Mm., who liuo Uit
anything, l being given a hard
run nowadays.
II. A, lluell f , !,! 0
company (mind hlmaelt separated
from Ilia porketbook, containing I
tltld laat HlKhl. HI. irl m.
pulse, waa lo head for Tha News
classified department and luoert
au ad, which ha did.
"Where did yo'u limn It?" asked
lha girl al tha rounlor.
imwn In front uf tha Peoples
warehouse."
"!o bark Ihcr and look for
U." Iluoll Von mid,
Hura enouah, lliira It waa lylnic
In Iho mud, aadly bodrnititted by
avral aroro of cara, but with tha
1100 In rurrrnry mill Intact.
Hat oritur K. ('. Hum bur re
covarad a lout 1100 undar almllar
clrruniatanrra Ihrnuih The New.
Hulnt Anthony will hava to art
buny If ha la to auntnln bla ago
old rcputntlon,
Inventor Begins Again as Failure Crowns Success
JURY FINDS NOEL
FIrat Degree Murder
Aganlat Slayer
Mary Daly
Found
of
NKWAUK. N. J . Nov. 1 llar
rlaon W. Nod, who lx allonlata had
tMtlflvd wna Innana, waa found j
tttilliy rarly Monday nlicht nf mu'r
drr in lha flnt drxrve. carrying a
penally of rlK-trocutlon. In tha caia
In whltb ha waa charged with mur
der of Haymond IMarca and kidnap
ing and killing of Mary laly, a alx-year-old
girl, but for tha nncond
crlma be probably nrrcr will be
tried.
The youth Indicated no emotion
when the Jury, which had been out
for an hour and a half, returned Ita
verdict. Ilia mother waa not In the
court room, aa be had been kept
In her home at Montclalr, under the
care of a phyalrlan.
Noel la declared by many
&w ' '! . '. ' 1
.... y'jpg&e'
TO LEAD Fl
' Not daunted by crashing of
liis "autogyro" plane In Eng
land, after It bad been proclaim
ed first ucccsful Iicliocoptcr
and most important aero devel
opment tince Wright brothers
flew their first'plane, Juan dc
la Cicrva, Sparush inventor, In
preparing to build an improv
ed model. Tbc plnnc is shown,
above before the"' wreck. Cicrva
(left) is seen with Sir Samuel
Hoarc, British'air minister, and
Cipt. Courtney, pilot, who es
caped injury when the machine
fell.
Six Representatives of Coot
Bay District to Conduct
Luncheon Program ,
today. V.'blle In Klamath the en
tire party will spend much of their
time" looking Into Klamath projects
as guesta of the local chamber, and
several duck and geese hunts have
been scheduled for the Tula Lake
country. Every one of the visitors
are well known sportsmen.
North Bend and Coos Bay will
be well represented on Wednes
day at the forum luncheon of the
chamber of commerce when six res
idents of tho coast city will be
guests cf the chamber and tike
charge of the program.
In the party, which arrived last
night are J. E. Bnyder, paetor of
the First Presbyterian church of
North Bend and aecretary-mana- '
ger of the chamber of commerce, '
i C. M. Byler, prominent merchant.
James Hills, Jeweler, Henry Kern,
president of the First National
bank and prominent merchant and
his son -Harry Kern, and George
Mandlgo, merchant.
Dr. Phillip Keizer of the Keizer
hospital and hla father John Kaiser,
and Harry Wenderoth are ex
pected to arrive from North Bend
VOIAWTKKKH W'ANTKD
The Klamath Sportsmen's associa
tion want "volunteers to report to
Came Warden Marlon Barnes before
Friday morning to investigate eon-.
dllions In the Tule lake district, with
a view to ascertain steps necessary
to dispose of the carcessea of ducks
In that place. If you can go Friday
morning for a three or four day stay
phone 84. All arrangements will
be made for your supplies.
NOTICE
A. O. W. W.
Members
Linkville Lodge No. 1X0
Meets Tuesday, Nov.
17th., 8 p. m.
Important business.
Come.
Edgar F. Allen,:
Deputy Grand Master.
LOWER swan lake Golf Champ Program
Is Set for Florida
tapr; (Joane n oinnn.
tl lbs flees. Porter:
InUIr Iwls: Forest
it; Brsu Cente. Wren:
It resin Doyle; Red
: Utile Kiilps, Kath-
(trul Cup. Oertrude
laHrbert: Mndamel . . ,.,,. ..i ....
SHHr nf Moonlit
LOWER SWAN LAKE, Nov. 16.
The recent bad weather and light
snow storms have made the roads
In this vicinity difficult to travel.
P. E. Etllea, who has been quite
III of pneumonia, Is recovering
rapidly. ' Dr. Wright of Klamath
Falls la In attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. llanley and family i
from Wenatche. Wanh., who have
. -1-1. I-- that. nl..hlai. l H
' . " " " J , " , fesslonal golf championship of Am
Walter McKeen of McKcen a eamp.l ' ,. .
left the first of the week for Call- j er,ca-
who'fornla. where they will spend the A purse of (3,000 has been put
NEW YORK. Nov. 16. With
practically every golf professional
of note In . the I'nltcd States com
peting In Florida this winter, the
"director of sports for the Florida
East coast ayitem," has announced
arrangements "for the winter pro
file offering of (50, to each man
who qualifies, and a money prize
for the victor In each match there
after, In addition to tbe main prizes.
or
(-hrlKtnuia Cards eneravjd
printed with your name at South,
well's. Order early. N15-l
Dance Tonight
' at :
SCANDIA HALL
BENNY DOTSON'S ORCHESTRA
9 to 12. Admission $1.00.
Dances Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday.
have observed him lo be "aa erasy
aa a loon."
Not long before the killing of
Perce and tha little Daly girl, a tear
months ago, young Noel bad been
confined In an Institution for tho
Insane. There was snch a furore
Minhtil of Meilford;
VsVilouithliy; Son of
Fan itell Wright:
N, Cnrwood: Hea
't lilille of Three
.Aha: iiehlnd thai
Bunnon Monroe,
lkl country) : Stolen
lUa Oppenhelm; ('en-
r Ollott; History of
Hat; Pony Express,
"Good Coif. Ilurnea:
pa"4. Monroe: Wife
Muter; Roads of
Hr Days of Ore
Clsrk; The Dlvlno
FPan; the Carolinian.
Lift In tho Canadian
Ktol; Queen of the
ffrt; Soundings. Oibbs;
'". Wlllsle: Thoodore
,ll"r to III! Children,
wra Pointer's Cyclo-
F Include many fas-
I beaiillfully lllua
f rtlldrtn, amona thorn:
rlnger; The Lost
Blum: rrlfl,nn,l
Rouie In lh .1
f ''' of th. Lion Fam
of White Horse.
Moon m f L-.iiw
Mn.t ,. r.iiiii
rui..... a
r"'"Ji; Lltiin fin.,.
Swatlng with Kit Carson!
" BonV
"SB. Jnrrl...
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wpion.
nf a nerson In Noel s mental con
dlllon that several Investigations
were mode and the superintendent
waa removed, .
Judge Edwin C. Coffew will pro
nounce sentence next Monday, but
thla will be no more than a formal
ity because, under the celebrated
"Jersey Justice laws," a man eon-
winter. j P ana it
I I l.lt Ihrea flna hnea . ters, that
jUi Klnmalh.Fnlls market, lust week.
Norma, Zelma, Clifford and Cor!
Utiles spent several' days wlt)i their
parents this week luring tho Illness'
of tbeir father.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Arnett and
daughter Wanda drove to Klumath
Foils Thursday.
Quito a number from this local
ity attended the box social at Upper
8wsn Lake Saturday night, and ro-(
port a very enjoyable evening.
Miss Ruth Mlnler. teacher from,
Mills addition, Klamath Falls, was'
pleasant visitor In the neighbor-,
la hoped by the promo
all the worthy pros of
Florida, Including Jim Barnes. Wil
lie MacFarlane and Walter Hagen,
will complete. An Innovation Is
fi
viclcd of first degree murder must hood 8llIulnyi tna uent oOlra. Delia
he sentenced to the -electric ennir
unless the Jury specifically recom
mends life Imprlaonment at hard
labor, and the Jury In thla case mndo
no such recommendation.
Noel raised hla eyea to the R.,ndnr
of the witness stand only once our-
ing his trial. Once he stared blank
ly for a few momenta at the witness,
and on the other occasion he gazed
as blankly and giggled.
Nichols.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hlbbert, Mr.
and Mrs. Joo Trammel and Mrs.
Olndys Stiles, air of Klamath Falls,
were cucsts at the Stiles home
Conflcld:
Seaman;
t-ang; Aztec
Little
Masquerading
TICKIM NHillT TO HOWL
PRINCETON, N. J., Nov. 18.
Lighted by Capt. McMillan, a mglhty
bon fire roared up on the campus
.u V Mnndnv nlsht BS
Princeton for the first time In
three years celebrated the winning
of the championship or tne uig
three."
Archie Klncald and friends rrom
Mills addition, were .callers at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Arnett
Sunday.
What you no longer have nse for
may be Just the thing another is
seeking. The Klamath News Classi
fied Ada bring buyors and sellers together.
A CHINESE
t.
PROVERB
Never bum false in
cense before a true
God; ten-cent Glasses
insult million - dollar
eyes.
DR.GOBLE
Kye Examined . .
QCICK SKItVICB
TOU 'Main Street
' (lUsses - Frame
Ground Repaired
cpilehers Shopping Wm
tT 4UtU U 1
How Robert H. Kocnig
Found Remedy for
s Pimply Skin
T TONiruT. m.
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"tnlng t ., .. . .
lo bs Li,: nrosslng
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a full
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will
any bills
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For yar my ism would lm
every once In a v.hilr-an.1 i mtm.
tliil very lata I lo brlf " .
I reoil a donor' aimH !'" ,h"'
pimply skin mm.sII c.mr.
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ol Ihe pniwlis. . . .
a lev. ilays-ai.il ih
.k'.n Is Mfiooth anil clrs. Nm. I '
my IriemU ihr rigb. a ol """
rid ol a broken ou' km-an.l a. e
.trlng deal nl up
sick headacht. Conn all
claim foi them. ,
(Atvarbfwment
$5.00 Free
Watch for Next Saturday's
Are You Lucky
and Bargain Page
Perhaps YOU Will Be the Winner
MRS. W. H. McPHERREN
Was the Lucky One for Last
Saturday v
New
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Coats
FAITH!
ITS A wonderful fee'.ing .
to have faith in the other
fellow. 1
FaicJi eliminates worry and
furthers happiness. And
what a feeling of certainty
one has!
We hsve faith in you and
In return we want you to
have oilh in us. Day in
and day out we work to
wards that end.
Our merchandise portrays'
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Window
Shopping is
a National
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