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United News and United Press Telegraph Services
rtMorning Except Monday)
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1925
Price Five Cents
NEWS H
TO HOLD BROWN
IIP
1 AGREE
iINN
ran a-a.r .rar-.....
ISPAKR HD NANLtl
HthSecy of
iture
-HODUCTION
r-
ling Back
.jr.rm to
L "
r
Movement to Impeach Seat-'IJ5 141(1 Tfl RFST
.1,, M.vor Realm Hv i 1
a a. F
to J vote
IN CITYJOIIIIL
City Heat Company
ARMY MAN WILL
COACIUJ. OF 0.
Capt McEwan Head Coach
At Wert Point Get
Long Contract
rniiwrii demqcq!
BKATT1.K. Dec 14 The Ht
lla rliy council Monday afternoon
rejected a propositi to lut poBrti
Mayor Kit to J. Drawn lijr a vote
lit nil lu throe,
Ills removal Wat being .ought
if ll-r. Ambrw llalloy nil hU :
follower, who preaent. p.'llllona.
rharglng I ho tn.ror wlib "wilful j
ni-glnrl nl dutlx" In connwtlon rinr
ntlti 111 In Ina, nfiirramfn.f . t a-.
A rnlutrl from lb lpa.1 commit'
IM, which III count 11 adopted, de
clared the" Impoarhmrnl procwa
Ing. .hould br refuted brcttae
nmi mrmlii'M of ruunrtl were ad
mittedly prejudlrrd aialnut the
mayor and could not glva dim a
lair trial.
Brown, serving hla second trrm.
Wins Out
I'rr.i-'VB firm.. lh-r. 1 A CnB-
tulD John J- McKwiia, bad couch!
t u. a.M Pnlnt Mince 1023. was.
elected football coach (or the Uni-
iTO CLOSE UP ALL
iS
MEETING
BOARD FAVORS iRfUUIl flF HFAITH
0PENSCH00LS ii'ii
win h.u"rj M5ig!TSKFS f,MM V1F.W
Today to Umtonn With I
Council Action
OF KLAMATH CASE
. Awaiting the action of the city
I (iinitll l,afnrA fhnv nlapeH thorn-1
iaaU-.M. Antinttpiv rtn tho ntanii of,
a -a icomplete quarantine ut either the',-, 1t o rv j
ver.lly of Oregon by (he executive 1 alKS Dy Dl. JNeWSOlTi 'bool. or the public hall, of thai iaiK OI 3131111116
CHIEF
committee. It wa. .uaounred here
today.
r..rii.tn MrK.wan bin given rcp-
,...,,mii.a of th unlvi-riliy hlii ,
and Others
i - ' -
"1 dilfrr'nmfDnuunrcd h would run a coin for!
JJ, nln " maror at lh n't aloctlon.
1 Ilk trob-j Mry, Ifa.lnr of the far- i
Lorenz Sayk Hia Company
U Blamed tor soot
Of Cthcr Plant
AGREES "mmiMicn nd .V.". for I WANT SCHOOLS TO RUN
live yeara. The amount of the
aulury wa not announced
lie I. now aald to t roite toiCoun. Hlti. Officer U
1-orto Klco and will probably not
be able io come lo the unWernity
fur aeveral weehi.
anliUnt Coarh at
W,.,t Point unar Raly from 119
lit 1S!I Ho playd football at the (
i--ir.ii nf Mtnnwou, leaving,
Backed Up By State
Health Board
':.'"::! L".., ' ed on ,b. arnty U. i "'TZ, L, e 1! .. .1 i-tatto- been,, of the .U cae.
li .hT. went Into ular arny After deliberating for aome I control ice oisea man to of pinal menlngitU which, recently.
Pt. " tha ?DL L. Jn. to Vl laatthem coaaunlly on the street, and , haT8 lot here.
minBllmf with older pctaona who board ,n a telegram re.
mt.t ha rnrriproi nf thfi oiaease. 1 - . -. .... ,
it n Q KAwcnm mad to the!
record at the mM " joraai. n ... t- hool board the contents of a
head coach, be.tln. the navy twice fc. wel, t0 allow am received from Frederick1
i-h. ..lit .111 io back to ine ano . . . .
du-t-covrred tile, where ordinance. HI. team was particularly MmMn Vnmei up the pro
ve been, are ibiu in year. . j posai to declare an emergency ana.
I .. j t .uttaAnitentlv in rloee D the city.
who .poke (tefor. I WUST rOINT. . -. ' ; j u ,,, neard laiks by Dr. G. S.
declared that th. Athletic alhorW.1 " ' h r. vro. ; Newom. director of the county
w .peaking itute. mimarj health unit; Dr. A. A. Soule. ana
nower to- al- f,.ssnl ignorance . , ,. n , c,,,wart. Each of the
.1 i,.i.m i vrr.tuu. - ..
,.i,.inna mniio it nio. n be felt mat
little good might be accomplished
by banning public gathering.,
n.. Minn of the council was
taken in Tiew of the fact that Dr.
Newwim, In hi. talk, had stressed
thst IS nut of 15 local j
physicians bad advocated closing up
the town. White explaining t" ;
disagreed wun ine
whose advice he aonght. Dr. Newsom
declared he wa. euro they were verjr
. teleiETam recetvea irom r i
j picture house, and store, to P.'ser eecrelIir, of the
The Klamath Heating company
won a victory laal night.
Z J "Koc" I'owell. alderman
frum lb" second ward. wa. t
.1 h uut.U. ,0f ,1,,.TU : .Si service ..til he ..t t. dri.ill. regular meeting ast
.,Bn.l ". ' , , , f"!lolug li. in"" rrau.ua. - "" ,..,!, , assistant coaca. night, the city council decided mat,
parti ' (tle .d h. ";. for an ordinance requiring .park 4 h had . good (2,1 e the ren-.e... of certain In-
..k.th.r i""tu ""P1 BTre.i.r, for all .moke.tack. with- -luln ,lM , nec,me aruuB!8. U will at the present time
""a! -.II toi"""d lM" Md ih.rt h" """.".Tlita .he city llml... failed to receive record , at t he army tn .
mr :"Z,.r.'" aov.-ot. .... ,rond
tstia. r.- . n.,t ,,. agatnal me mayor.
,ka call4 Ihr;
hr Bl '
Lam el Und nea
l a murh O
ra
Cat uk
Lkara Ja
jt Ik financial
tkratr.
VaVtlea
rwit
last sight failed to reach any deci
sion on me meinou ox prevention
of spinal meningitis.
with Paul Jackson principal oi
the high athooi present the school
board scheduled a meeting for this
mnminf fit 11 nr.lock In order to
conform with' the actions of the)
city council during tneir meeting ot
last nigh!.
"1 am in tavor oi Keeping me
'a.fhnnU onen. a least nntil the
i Christmas holidays," said Superin-
. .. . mnrinnt Wells during the special
The city of Klamath rails is not
Premature
BACK UP DR. NEWSOM
State Board Say, Better
To Keep Children
In School
Tho alatn hoard of health, with
id 1 feel i headquarters in Portland, believes
ider direct ! ,. , .ion Klamath Palls in-
hv nr n. ft. Newsom. director
of the county health unit, last night,
5 SECY. KELLOGG Tfl
i:::clamp doi wm
...... In Kill
mm BOLSIIEVISTSil;
which, he
,.i ii. in Klamath Kail..
k arrealer., however, he ln
in -..t .nlvn the problem.
and h. . barked In hi. atand
7 ,.u fire Clel wno.
rr ivruu . ... ,
L-two of th. ' ,nkV VOUK. ivrc. 1 -United : .ft.r a nr0"!J W. ,1. de-
Ut.rjtloaa ron- s..a,. -lierr.lary of Stat. Kel- dared 7 " mMrk ,rresier.
aatniloB. that 01 , 0( m,d. vlgoroaa defrnae 01 ; vice. , "" .
iwaialion,
L tit rnnferenc.
K . CaPt-in :Joha J. McEwan;
Ihlad coach at West Point
I Ki. tMiltov of KrlUfllDK CoUDirM
1 Uairtilvt and ot her foreigner. In a
i:t'jd mat, ha. j ,pr0 .1 the dinner of the council
atmliaral to a ,.ir.i ralatlttna here Monday
L17, ltd ha. be- . .,.hl.
Why mak. thla country the
haven of all the agltaiora and rev
ulutlontet. to appeal ' rourh
vi the Hn.1 for the ovennrow ot
that govwtnmrnt which la tho great
est heritage any people ever had"
Krflogg a.ked at the end of hla
address.
km then a '
ala." he aald.
toratalhrra did.
Uad. wrrrtt a
iMadun it. bnt
faalarr
Kreiary Mid,
t.a atntllOVed
II IhIuh, Hijica.
Uri ..Plained that hi. com-
pany ptaM a ' ""V'
atack. con.lderably higher than
hey now ar. and", by .c , doing. .0
prevent the flying of .oot. Ex
Ut. tall an.oke.tack ha. proved a
decided eurrese.
The new .moke.tack. he -pl.lned.
will he 1S
The dead ordinance provided that
achool board the contents of a ( backcd up Dr Newsom'a conUntion
telegram received from Frederick : aad based ,u stand on lhe lact that.
Strieker, secretary of the state , . ,, ,. t,ij i -.Htaioiv
board of health In which he deem-
(Continued On Page Two)
..,rra the . 1
. .mar anoui - , . . . i - aA a.Mn
W. have been .0 .ong I. ,nd proiided . p.ly j Wil.OH Of WMn ngjun
60 dayt,
lima concu v
J923. to be head h.L'nl-
ver.lt y of Oregon.
IIXIVERPITY OK OREGON. Dee
H -Captain McEwan sailed trom
.. ,. ... . wtek ago
Ne or tri.r ----- - ...
for Porto Itlco. oiitcutia ----
.mwr of the Vnlted
Stale, army and It 111
,.rr for him to .uhm hl.
nation before ueing,.-." - -
l-ntverstiy of w "
ball coern -.,
,mr lor nt 11 " "U
mrp. PirKS ALIj-
AMERICAN TEAM
THE NEWS SETS
NEXT SATURDAY
"FOUR BIT DAY"
"Dutch John." well known In
while suspects should Immediately
be quarantined, residents 01 ine
community will be safer under
proper observation than they would
be "running at large."
Nights, aa well as days, those s
sociated.with the county health unit
am nni at work, and additional
nurses have been secured to assist
with investigations in .the several
schools. Dr. Newsom promtsea last
night that every precautionary meas
ure will be taken, and expressed
satisfaction that ma proposal 10 seep
the town open had met with appro
val ot the state board which.
throngh handling countless epldem-
ta r,.rr. th. " ,"1 . i law. and provided a pem
iT.-we.t'enloymen, of the., pr.v Lege. o, from..$10 to 1
rn.lc.llr and In .Hh..ncd (...rnmnt . lorm f from five to
ha. left aomet.mo. fear . h.v. Wk
int..
H tk. anil from I
ru. aad beneath
a an an alarmed
rr." he do-
bjtnllno ro-
rnnltrd that aa-
mm means hrlna-
paors land, which
pwloi," h. .aid.
lauitlv aria. la
"hr nor. agrlrul-j
r Ko soand rtbiier
W "tnilun in the
k rTewnt time, ex-
to certain very
kralsj. Over pro
labW tor our .ur
kitoblrni which I.
Mrlcolturnl de
l year., and
ett perplexing
I lawless farming.
ttiaa a..
r wa. UnHllirill.il
ll rnuat first
r" or production
HKnlta..! ...
1 a.a. raimnHitin
F"rit In the great
riWIy than II ran
!. - .anq ns. ItSOn
H have been
'( my ho com-
r." " Ik these dlf-
l"llllt policy for
J?1' ua tho dl-
W"0TW ,h" DrU''
a -t man arm
-""''-- ..ht.ined.!".1"""- .a oninlon that
at wnai cor i..v Ixircni ,ijr
I am glad to .ay that In Ibla ihl. pUnt I. blamed
of combatting the cotnmuu... ";,. , many 'nsiancr, -
...... ..1.,. it,. American Ked.-ra- . and Alderman uni
;r.n ofTabor ha. taken a leading j vTcid a aln.llar opinion.
Four
'oday
n of Labor nae laaen, a - t TOced a emu... ......
rt and If tbo well meaning. r otfUr.d that many '
". .aided individual, among , ,. ., .r resron.l-
'who are engaged In promoting; fof dlrlbutloa of
in making hla mouou.
Powell declared that he '
h. r bill a ,h8 Pv. ,
w n.cd 11. Th. ordinance i
boon rM WTBrw
STAGE MAN HELD
UP LAST NIGHT
p.rt.
but
u. who ar. --r...- VI, lor in- ... - - .,..,
Ilia muse of an.rcnj .. - ,n mBKing n.a .
,,.n, nd.-r lb. ' Powell declared , Itat bj .
and free Sr?1', . ? rZTSJS b-
untni- maniy s iw -nuu
... 1. lufin H..1V ll'HH UUKV l .... ,1 liVfirKl III"
WOUIil o 111 - , . i noun iv
over tho dlwrnlnatlon of pernic.ou.
doctrine. Inlnil..! "r
tluM." I
Kellogg did not mention any
of the excluded Individual, by name.
Ho defended hU reiu..i w -
the ground, on wnicn
exi-luded. . ,
Nor am I g"lt' "'r " "
nubile dUciiiotlon of the lti
ot every ca.o on wnicn '
I. ba.ed." he .aid. after explaining
hat ...thorny lo exch.de anarchl.
revolutionUI. and other nnde.lr
ahle. waa granted by congrea.
rlMA MPFS
TRIP lt vA3i'",v"""
000,000 lor r.......... - .nrA...
Hendrlck., ,.Modo-. - ;
for wiiing'"n. - i,r
expert, to appear before the inter
lor department ana
rterentlr Hendrlrks u."i-----:
.r,m.llv lndor.ed by
rh7Toe;rh.nrol
Hinhwnymen Stop Driver on
AahUnd Road Ju.t Out
Of Klamntn ra-
nn uiil rol.bed the
Kolir men held . mM,nA
drlr"t.. -a af.ge line 7:30
Freight and 8Ug. " hlgh
laal night on ln" 0 ,t f
r-bo,,.a,:.hre,oh,:.nrn(c
Milium 11 - - . Tho Quur-
mutely HO I" r 1 into a
,.t ot hlKb "---.. ,own the
Never of Stanford
Are Honored
. amra-.nl fin" 14. The All
NEW lVMnv, - .
American team which reP laces
formerly .elected by the late wai
Camp appear. In the current
.u. of Collier." Week y nd h.
open season tor .... . .
eleven. I hereby closed.
Thla year", team la
Grlntland UlJe. -Uh the ..aistanc.
of football coaches, officials and
Vreatly tnm a concensus of
differ greatly been
previous thari ever
more nuaierou. thl. year tnau
before.. . ,..
nice-, team
Oosterban. Michigan, end.
Chase, rittsbargh. tackle. -Hess.
Ohio State, guard.
McMillan. Princeton, center.
Dlehl. Dartmouth. uard.
Weir! Nebraska!, tackle.
Thayer. Pennsylvania, end.
Oran e 1'llnol..
Oborlnnd. ""''vl'ffi
Wilson. Washington, halfback.
Never. Stanford, fullback.
SJ u:rnh7.Therr;Vo.;herUeard about the fonr-bit day which.
said last nignt, tu ji, , c...,v. the Klamath News
Mi wnicn are uciua . . . - j nr.. .
cases wnitH ,... hat nn'nrtumte young-
watched. There are. no aa. . Wm "
religious .ecu which believe the Btcrs Wh-j. Mj. a. Chr'st-
efficacy of prayer ana mas iiu..
oer. will not call physicians rolun- j,eart as big a. house with three
larily. Another class of persons, he , rooms ,na a bath. vMst..,av
I MMrnx, Hn w,u -
1 1 u h. In a rtnaltlnn in
the Klamath country, doesn't wear i know t)le correct procedure,
colorful bell-bottomed trousers. He I telegram, received by Dr.
sincere -in their belief that good doean't se grease in nia , ' xewsom from Frederick B. Striclter,
mlEhV bo accomplished in the man- Lsoaxsti-es "Dutch John who is .y o( lhe organixation, came
'nor proposed. ! adequately-proportioned Indlrld-- ater u o 16 ,ocaI pllyicians. who
Two Have Died nal, aes profanity or sometbln et the courth0nse, had declared
Two person, recently have died aa j very near it He doe. it very , they bel)ev.d an em cy l8tIIt
. i, nf the disease; there are i well. and that churches, schools, dances.
four known cses and. Dr. Stewart ! "Dnlch John-
Advice Wired
The telegram read as follows:
"Closing not necessary. Quaran
tine ot all suspects will do more to .
control situation than any other .
...jra it ta hotter to keen
children under observation in schools
than to have them run at large. 11
ts up to the city council whether It
wishes to close churcnea ana mo
tion pictures." ,
Miss Lydla Fricke and Mrs. Haxel
B. McClelland, county health nurses,
yesterday were assisted by three
other women, and all of the local
schools and those in the vicinity
.i,n vlalieil. An antiaentlc spray
was used on throats and noses of
all children, and any youngster.
(Continued on rage Two) 1
PICTURE MAKERS BID
, oAD for 'RED
BE.L.UW I "
1 rv ANGEI.KS. Dec. 14 (United
Vn,.f"lVed" Grange's debut in
Now.) lie" , de(.,(,ed. and
T,os Angeles l ' , ,...,
tourlim cr TahUni ' if . on whether local prom
hl.hway toward. A.hlanu hinge, on aervl.s
Tho local .her n. think tne ---. oppcor.
worth . .,..... m.arer.
imotcrs
aro
1 a ri.H. 11 dlfflcnlt to pay aoc
miui io"" ...
tors' bill. and. In consequence, will
wait nntll It may be too late to aave
some one'. life.
Dr Newsom favored keeping the
schools open that all children might
be properly looaca wi"
-..-a ha ariut backed up by the
state board ot health which, in a
telegram received last msat. .u..o ;
against the closing of schools.
It was pointed out last nigiu tu.
scores ot parents In the county do
.t h nresent time, allow their
children to attend, school.
Senate Hostility
Against Young Bod
Is Breaking Down
WASHINGTON. Dec. 14. After
. j,.a nf indecision, the re
publican regulars the
It have admitted Senator Rob
ert M. LaFoliette. Jr.. Into their
ranks.
-v.. -nmmlttee on committees
Monday assigned hin to two of the
... . nr. Whll-h PIS taillf.
COntllllltwcrai .
held Place, manufactnrer. and In
dian affairs, and gave n.... .
also on the committee on
t .b-iintin was chair-
1 ne eiuur . ..
man ot the manufactures commit
tee
,. .v.. Ma- "nntch John made
It Wits n.a. "o
his way Into the office ot The
News.
Tve got four tit.,' he said.
"You know for the kids Maybe
It'll help." . . '
Hie donation was received and
h6 was thanked. But big "Dutch
tnW didn't leave umi"!-
'ho lo1 ""..'-ai to Jackson
"n.,Jrl lea to be on the
county 7rBJ deacrlp-
. i..nnl chamber of rom...r..v. . 0 oula,ca ,
W..Tor Chnrle. U McNnry. " '"l,,,n . ,tVgo drl
. .. ham tirraiM', 1
inr .uioi
pared a bill
um Oregon, h.. pr- the '-- b.ckcd their car
..I . mm allowing the big loan, that cut forcing
HenJrlk. ve..erday .aid h- - acro-.o t0J haU
Res from
Mean
(story
l'' our
HtrilnU..l..
a -"".IlK.y UH
r"mni., tL.i .
v nun. ino
.1 BH....
-'""inna nnd
RGHrllMrr
'Way
Ilenur.ca. ', h money
leaving Klamath Fall, with money
not ...fflclent to would
hla expense, but declared he woum
U I. pro,.o.e,l lo pay J
money, anld to . ,
per cent Intcre.t from 1,le
the Indian.' timber l"d.
ATTKM,"Tir " I ll.rnl.ed
PORTI.ANI. - . own.
New. K, II. ThomP-n. Pr
er of th. Bridal Veil ,'"n1,,,'' ,n.
pnny at l.rldnl Vol . " nf" r,
tendent of tho ml" H"r8 mlll
yenrw, who w. Innnd In in.
office) Sunday "'", ".. nI,.rltan
IM in hi. head ot death.
ves,.gP..ed Ih .''"j;. l
port indicating lh. t 1 '
and despondent tried to
jonn .
Obviously he was not satisfied ne
had something on ms mi..
The man to whom he waa talking
waited. For several aeconos nom-
ing waa said. Then "Dntcl Jonn
made an awkwara gestur.
1.:. h.aa went Into a
and tossea aown
something more.
a,l,1llnnal 12.
It Vt 113 nu "
..v. ..ti" h. said. "Might as
well take what there Is. Christmas
,UU na.-.. ...
..a. t.a.'a" cOnl Tl DU11UU
"ItUtCn JU.I , , .
. .1.. nrito which The
Now. is asking Us reader, to con
tribute next Saturday.
The News will spend the money
in manner which will do the
mo good. And it will . .Pent
with local merchants, who have
Agreed o furnish the trinket, for
the youngsters at cost.
The News ask. yon not to for
get next Saturday. The New. wants
Three of l" " r,malncd In
.... nne tne '"' . . . ,,,,
anu -nA imnt nia in""--
"" " nf the victim
running, yl -""'' m)t be ob
f the robbery could n
mined from t" -
8TK.W.S in"
...fi.Kla .
rum.n... -,--.- .-
III. , a PaVRy
Snltirday n'R'"- "' hll,h wera the
hreti am." Km- -
v .u. .wnf may have
itellef I""1 V. . a hmved ho
. . aitrflf... SIIH "--
was oxpreased
.-...,,nt. valuame ... - -
in..
geon
. .mail ." -. .,.,.
rtv of a local pnysicm..
nroperty ot ... ,.
.. a .kn. 11... ltl,- . .
.H.rt. and hoped no
been or... nvnreasod.
mlaht find "doi -
-TTZi vKn 11V Jil'lrt
170 . .1
As n.m- 'S'.'nenrher. Monday.
'YrZ, reared 1" on
Z women In U.o.r care.
S3: Nrom only 10,000 .0
,2pr'.tlmnted he wouldn't listen
to .uch small change.
.tatemcnt. or
could either
leave them. '
Pylo chose to '
, t)()l.l BHICK
riAKI AND, Cal.. Deo- 14-Unljcd
a- t men were arrested
natC-Kra'nlcrth ..o,n
old. ,,a,-, u omiih and
The men are - ,
chine. thAmS P .-
.ocret .crv.ee m n they
fared ring. " to
ported.
CPt nOXt 1 "1 " .a a
5el a .Mt niece that
. J " and girl, may be made
ut waa deadlocked
whenV met ra, days ago dl-
r.-A inrv Probes
Jackson Auto case
TWO NABBED FOR
LIQUOR POSSESSION
There Is a lot ot law Involved
m nnsaeasion Especially as re
gards Intoxicating liquor.
Officer E. w. itoya mauo tot
arrests Saturday night at Malln and,
".h.. Aaph of the men was ar-
raltrned before Acting Justice of
the Peace Emmltt. ,
Walter Robinson, charged with
the unlawful possession of intoxi
cating liquor, pleaded guiity. He
was fined 25 and cost.. William
Tripp also waa arrested by the
same officer, ut yesterday enter
ed a plea of not gnilty.
Judge Emmltt announced that hla
hearing will be held Friday morn
Ins at 10 o'clock.
(ding four and four on ... m-- ,
tlon of giving the young wut" !
ranking as a regular rei.u-
r Sfi:.i.in nf he committee
, accept LaKollette'. republicanism
wa. unanimous, althougn .1 -
ceded by lengthy discussion.
The action temporarily dispose
of a question that nas pro.
ceptlonally vexing to he regular
rnpubllcana, but from now on the
Wisconsin .enator will be watched
... .. , iirolBm Will
closely. M.a re,.ui...v-..-:--
.abjected to an ear.y
,ound wanting in the
lar. Immediate steps to discipline
him are expected.
THOIKillT IT WASST W.WVTi
. iirnlted
.ELMNTt'.l.a'V r.rm.rgedy
News nay wra - . u
hero Monady when Jake W.
snapped an "nnloo
hla playfellow. " - " b net
12, and ..w the latter fall, a buiie
In his head. .a( .
Nixon died three hour. at
Tho boy. had been playing w.m
the gun for three
Hangers-on about the Klamath
courthouse yesterday reported that
the district attorney waa
t0 ,he Klamath county grand Jury
facts concerning mo t"
SSfaon. anltl to have been the
driver of an nutomou 1 . which. No
vember 1. catapiiitca 'ulu - "
IZ caused the death ot one young
wo.n,an' - v... aat on bond.
""""a1 ", P. "hnr. of Spragne
River waa the woman who, almost j
mtantly. wa, killed when the car
after sig-xnsgm for co nsl Icrable
distance, plunged into ... -"" -"!
tho road three nu.ca - ---
mont. Speculation aa to whether
domieratlng body will take any
formal action, was ru.
The c.e of Frank Pecholt. said
,o have been .tawed by an uniden
tified man recently. .1 1 Mo be
prolK-d by the Jurors. It a re
ported.
Simple arithmetic, that
even children can figure,
is the saving and economy
resulting from buying
value In quality for lowest
possible price t
In the Center of the Shopping
District.
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