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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1925)
THE iff our Thursdav. Nov. 1. I? I SOU turn Ibroufcuout the United ' dlviiteut paying Investment U tunde States employed on professional I when tl backed the scout nioreiuenl. i basis. Primarily the thorouh-otn i , I training of the scout executive In. I I: lout Ilk Merle Swansea. en- lives the development of ability on' 11 senior patrol leader of Troop 1. i psrt to enlist men to give service' aoulu he Klamath a first r.aele, acout masters and to Drovlde I Scout. Hit the hall. .Merle. We're I ' training facilities tor the benefit nr'for vott. The five merit hadr.es and I Younr Rhinelander Tell He I ,h volunteer worker. The .comi i Star Scout bail.e that you hare Knew Wife Wa Negreaa FALSE AFFIDAVIT;? Before Marriage WHITE TLAIVS. Nov. IS. (United News) Confessing- that It movement ia (rowing. It la getting) earned so far U the first big step better. Better men are getting tn-j toward the coveted Katie Scout terested in it. badge. Merle goes before the Court of Honor Wednesday night lo receive) Rosa Hillman of Troop 4 nd Bob' ,be ','ltw", bi"": Flren.an.hlp. was he and not A.loe Jones, wno .turner o. .roup . .re teav.ng notn-: PMjndng. Swimming. Star Scout first Insisted upon Intimate relations. . ng to chance. The.r both intend toj We hope vou wlll.be present at ev which led ultimately to marriage, j Portland, and have so far been I ery court." to receive some sort of a ' Leopard Kip Rhinelander ha, fur-j tura j ther broken down the case, built up, I for him by his attorneys in his an- lion- Kctt oa TO ,h' 1 WFI TFRWriPUTC nulment suit ! go must have the written permission ! " tL 1 t'un 1 3 SIGNED FOR BOUT . . , . , .. ,,. : from your parents, Cet your reg!s-j Although Judge Isaac N. Mills, his .n. ... ' (Continued from Iaee One) counsel, had told the jury that Rhinelander' dusky bride had se-j J l VI- A k.J UvliaJ him In ' trol leader, and you will be better and a correspondingly good "gate"- sneau un iirsi msm wim vi i , served. You will come back from : ! Portland a better scout, a better pa-S . the' hotel Marie Antoinette, the youth, apparently near a break-( down, admitted nnder a strenuous i cross-examination late Wednesday salesmen to sell the program to oth- f'LIKP RTKHltKTT As the IVrlrayer of "roll) and II !'!" Kent IIIiiim-K er boys.- e e Here's some big news: the New York Telraram, published by the same company, j His first comic waa entitled "Ven i irlloqulal Vag." Then came "Merry ' lla IU." In rapid succession he 1 created "When a Man' Married." ' "Before and After." and "Kor Thla We Have laughters " The first two I of ih se strip were continued by J other artists for quite some time la ' the Telegram. After leaving the Herald and Tel egram. Sterrett did general news paper illustrations for the New York Times. I-ater he Joined the New York ! Kvemng Journal, originating "Polly , and Her Pats." That was fourteen . years ago. and "Polly and Her Pals" till going atrong, la being syndi cated through the Newspaper Fea ture service. In.-ldentally. "Polly and Her Pals" was the first single feature with the sjtne characters to run six days a week and as a Sunday page. As far as cartoon historians ran ascer- folly and tain. It aa the first comic strip to i .7 per under the new ruling are nil. If some sort of rsrd Is srranged. with Cliff Sterrett. whose a lot of second raters, the total , Her Pals" delight readers of The picture the doings of a typical fam- ! gate will be exceedingly small, and Klamath News, began his lir-t girl ily. that he had insisted upon the de-! the undergraduates of Harv-l "r "nt ' wmm , series sixteen year. ago. says Alex-, . .o.is.ea on ....sin to roity that he naa insisted noon tne at-, ., .in , ,i,.,i, .k.i.i- .....i.i .... .... i- , v. ' nn.t n,r !!. ii..i... ,i,.i. ,,. fendnnt accomnanving him to the r re 00 " ". P t of. -"' . ""---' ' " " " . . . . " hotel, after ah. had refused. "".dergraduate, of Yale. .7.7 per j ' "- W , . , .. . !cent of the undergraduate, of Anap- Hickard from the profits of a real Shortly before court adjourned. ,11-star card. with the plaintiff so exhausted he . " " . . ! gradcates of Yeit Point are boy! A rable b" bon to MI,J'- sconts. The benefits of scouting are' l""n nim lo " ,or Nw not apparent to a community at the outset, bat wait until the scouts York on .November ii. ' the community realise what a big btiyen. and sellers together. hardly could apeak. Rninelander was forced to tell of his prepara tions for the vl.-lt to the Marie An toinette and it was evident that he - ' What von an InnrM hr n. tnr had gone prepared for a conquest. : Sw up to take their places in bust- ju ,, o(0 Joined the New York .h. ..i wa, over. .lf; 'na rt"""on' wnt seeking. New. Classified Ad. bring plaictiff had made a number of ad missions, which brought a smile of j jr:; trin.nh f.nm t V . n nt Im Par. ft sons Davis, counsel for Mrs. Rhine lander. who wa himself worn out by the exertions of his bitter attack. 1. Rhinelander admitted that he had been auspicious of his wife's color before the marriage in Oc tober, lili, and described her body a "very dark. . He told how his father Philip Rhinelander, a leader of New York society, had removed him forcibly . from Alice's society, two year be fore the marriage. 3. He repeated his confession thai he had sworn to fire false hoods ia the bill of particulars, but said he signed the complaint without reading the "legal portions." 4. Leonard described ia detail an automobile trip with Alice in the spring of 1!4. when the couple stayed at wrtous hotels registered as sua and wife, and he wrote let ters to Mr. and Mrs. Jones, the de fendant's father and mother, ad dressing them a. "dear papa acd mams' and leading them to believe that he and Alice were accompanied' by chaperones. tale. er rniracler for the Sunday, Sterrett wa horn at Perrm Fall. Sterrett. Minn., but at an early age came lo New York and aludied art at thej Chase school, attending rUw ilh, Bellows and other famous American artists. Twenty-one years am hei Herald, fori which he did general art work, and' soon his cartoons began appearing in' aaya CORETHROAT . Guf ! with trn tftlt wtf f tbn apply ihi-oai V VapoRub Troop Three got under way In fine shape Tuesday evening, during a meeting at the Sacred Heart acad emy. In the absence of the regular scoutmaster, Everett 0. Nord. scout executive, took charge of the meet ing, ine troop was re-organiied. the patrol method adopted, patrol, leaders named. Instruction in drill and knots was given by the execu tive. A total of fourteen boys were present. The total membership will he In excess of twenty boys. The patrol leaders appointed are tickled pink over their appointment and the chance to go to Portland to attend the P. L. conference. Tne scout masters, assistants and commissioners, with the scout execu tive as member ex-officio, formed an association Saturday night to promote the best In scouting in the community. A training course In scouting will be Riven the scout mas ters by the scout executive, and soodfellowshlp and friendliness be-, tween the scout masters will be cul tivated. The president is Frank1 Mosier, vice president William Muel ler, secretary Percy Murray. Meet ing will be held the first and third Tuesday of each month. The meet ing Tuesday night. November 17, was in the nature of a training, course. j ; How many of you boys know that In Canada, as well as Kngland, the! best recommendation that a boy can give when seeking employment Is to1 say he Is a scout. And the farther advanced he Is In scouting the more! consideration he Is given. The Ca nadian Bank of Commerce goes one' step further in that they will not' hire a boy unless that boy Is a Doyt Hi-out. A scout Is an all-round de veloped boy, full of pep and Ideas, with sound character and trained In cltlrenshlp. A scout can always, be depended upon. He Is loyal. James E. 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