THE KLAMATH NEWS
E L . .I.J. H.I J 5 L
CIIUTKIl XI.
Joanna la lavltrn.1 U Yvunuo'e.
The flush Ibat deepened (ha hues
of Joanna'i cheeks, and Ilia wrinkle
Id bar brow, did not escape
Yvonna whan Kenilworth and, the
llrl returned lu lha labia. Ilrun
duu, loo, eaw, and divided a quick
(lance between lha girl and the
nan who had been1, danrlui - with
ber. Yvonti, In hvr fluttering way
touched (he flrl'a hand. '
"He's brn making lore to you! I
knew II. Wu I right? Didn't tie
brain with your ayes!"
Joanna'a frown vsnlshed. In the
hour Joy of bor closiinoss to tlui
woman whoaa emtio beauty ' and
fasclustlug advenluraa lor world
of hoi tic Toimitice had mail her
a celebrity, her trouble over the
mystory which confronted hvr In
each new aaaoclatlon was quickly
charmed away,
"Am 1 supposed lo tell?" eh par
ried, appealing lo KnoUworlh, who
waa nonchalantly lighting a gold
tlppfd cliareu He answered eaally:
. "Soma day, my dear, you will
wear your lovea Ilka . uiedula on
your bream, fnr your friend to os
limate and your rlvala lo envy.
You may aa well bruin now, I make
ray coufuMlon. 1 promlne lo over
whelm you with my adoration. Hut
you inuit annum thv coinpuny that
I did not begin by p:r'lng you com
pllmenta." "I havo heard." Ilrnudon ro
marked, "Unit Itoddy never com
plluianta a wotuun. A don ol hie
vlctlma have aaaured me that he
declare bla love flral and then
telle them why. Ilia rouaona are.
therefore, accepted aa being truth
ful stulcnicnts of fact, and not flnl
Ivrlca. A woman doesn't class
what la said of her by a mau who
la In love with her, aa flattery. She
larly fond of you Mi young youth,
aueh aa youra', or aeasoned youth
aueh aa Yvoane'a.
"If you are of the mind to be
amused, you will find Iloddy moat
amiable." '
. Joanua thought Ilrandon waa
challenging her, but ha gava no
Ign of II. Klio pondered, a niln
ulo. the nilrmlo of Uint cryptic dea-
laratlon of Keuilworth'a at I lie
edge of the danee floor. "I ahall
pluy fur you, loo!" spoken to her,
Joanna, by one who waa unim
pressed even by am h esuiiinlle wom
en an Yronno, for example! A
tempr-nt of exhilaration surged
within her. In a flanh tho roallza
lloo that had to far eluded her, of
J f ' i 'js.su..
Klamath High Has
Crucial Game Thurs
The Klamath high school banket
bull team will take their lu.t try
for the county champlunnhlp on
Thursday night when they meet
Merrill on the Merrill floor. There
will bo a preliminary glrl'a game
at 7:30.
If the Klamath men win this con
tent they will be tied with Merrill
for clnunty cbamplonnhlp bonora
and will play a flnul game at the
clone of Ihs season. It Merrill,
and (Merrill l allowing up atrong,
defeat Klamath the local men will
not have a chanca for laurels.
Friday nlnht, February 12, Klam
ath Will uiont the Medford learn
In the American Legion bulltltug.
Tho Mvdlord men are heralded aa
the atrongeat valley team and run-norn-up
for the ataln champlonxhlp.
They recently defeated the Salem
team and ao far have been unde
Wedmday, Feb. 10, 1926
imvm prims j
In the oat (if town vUUom Id Klam
ath rail yesterday (or shopping
I tour.
Itrawtnn itrrtn hr to him. until
the Mtoni quite rime. It uat the
prelude lo a tin.
bellevea It lo be a Just Inventory
of her perfertlonn."
"Clever, Ibal!" Yvonne declared.
"It provea what I've alwaya con
tended that a man ought lo have . (iraydon'a
a atylo of his own. Il'a positively! buoyant.
tiresome to llnlen to mont men go
aenllmontnl."
"What weary houra you must
apend!" Kunllworth rxtlulined. "I
promlae you complnta relaxation If
you will take a turn on the floor
with me. Minn Manners, hero, la
dying to ank Ilrandon what iort of
a chap I am. and to auk him who
you're planning to marry next."
"A cocktail firm," she demanded.
A waiter, to whom Kenilworth had
entrusted a pair of allver flunks, re
sponded to his signal. Joanna had
refused a previnua offering and had
not been pressed. This time Ilran
don quietly reached across the
table and turned up nor glass.
When' Yvonne, with a nod to her,
had moved away for her dance
with Kenilworth, Joanna turned to
Brandon eagerly.
"He seemed lo read Just what
I waa thinking," she said. "Tell
me about him and Yvonne, loo, I
never dreamed that eomo day I
would know her. You see sho has
boen ono of those Interesting peo
pie ' we talk about Just to prove
that Wq keep 'up with thn news."
V ."Shall . wo begin with Itoddy?'
Brandon asked,- and they did. Jo
anna aought.bira out on the floor as
Brandon e'xplainod him drawing
for - her a curious picture 6f a
wastrel but a picture sho class!
nod as or a romantic idler in a
colorful domain.
A bachelor lodga at Talm Beach
where be, was host to that com
pany of, women whose husbands
labor at home for the money with
which tbolr wives blossom gor
geously and recklessly beneath
the Florida palms, and make their
pluys at Bailey's. America's treat
gambling rooms; a wocr of dobu
tsntea whose names shone golden
In tho purlieus of society, and the
amused dnhblnr among the studio
mollis of Now , York's Greenwich
Village; a sportsman in' England,
whore ho hunted, occasionally,
with the hounds of a country lord,
and a bcau-gnllant patron of all
tho beauty and the bizarre that Is
France.
"A woman need never fear of be
ing seen with our Roddy In attend
ance upon her," Itrundon added to
his general description. "His af
fairs are so many no ono keeps
track of them or becomes liiter-
ested In a new one. He adds just
the ,' proper perspective to any
young woman's background, for to
be admired by Roddy Is a cachet of
extremely romantic worthiness.
"put his business doesn't he
really do anything?" Joanna want
ed to know.
"Ho'a of n family, yon know. In
herltod money. I believe hn would
explain that It Is thn duty of heirs
who can lo help those of the gen
eration who can't to pay the price
of their pleasures. That keeps him
nioderatoly bnsy. He Is pnrtlcu-
Eberlein Active
in Washington, D. C.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 9. (United
News) Charles Wood Kberleln of
Klamath Falls la bare conferring
with members of the Oregon dele
gation on matters of Interest lo the
Klamath section and backing up the
request he forwarded some time ago
for congressional Investigation of
rights acquired by the California
Oregon wPoer company. In connec
tion with Irrigation development.
AIC"mr Vtnltnr B, A. Foi of
Algonials Included In the out of
town visitors In the city this week.
To Kntrrtaln 'Mrs. A. B. Epper
son will entertain for membera of
the Ladles Auxiliary of the First
prenl.yterlan church at ber borne
on nortb First etreet. The affair
will bo In the nature of an apron
party.
To Arrive Saturday Mr. and Mrs.
John Hamilton, who visited In
Klamath Falls last summer for sev
eral weeks, will arrive in the 'city
Saturday to make their permanent
home here. They have taken a new
home on Ninth and High streets
which they will occupy on their ar
rival here.
Krturna From the Month Mrs
J. H. Winters has returned from a
week'a trip from Sacramento and
San Francisco and other southern
cities, where abe visited wltb friends
and relatives.
Visit In Merrill Mi., and Mrs,
Fred Fletcher and child spent Sun
day visiting with Mrs. Fletcher's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Of-
field of Merrill. .
whst hsd been spread before her
by her mysterious money, echoed
across her brain. Her heart,
which had never lost Ita uneasi
ness since ber first sum moms to
office, became auddenly
Something In which ahe
wan the stake that waa what Ken
II worth had culled It was going
on about her, but whatover ita
portents, it already had brought to
bur two men with quint, suave
promise that they would luy siege
to her, that they would sue for tho
favors of her! And these men not
the riiinclng hoys, "as light In their
heads as they Iry to be on their
feet," she had described them to
Croydon, but men of the world, of
the world where jewels were real,
where gaiety was genuine, where
romunce need not he marred by
the nordldness of constant make
believe.' The world that waswlth
out the restrainta of meagerness.
"And Yvonne?" ahe suddenly
asked Ilrandon. "I wonder U ever
I shall be like her?"
(To bo continued.)
DIVOItl'K tilt.lNTKI).
I.ulu M. Terry was yesterday
granted a decree of divorce from
Anthony Percy Perry on grounds
of desertion.
Luella Ward filed suH against
Frederick K. Ward on grounds of
desertion. Tbo couple were marl red
In 1881, and there are three chil
dren, 8, 11 and IS years of age.
MKXK AN BOAT HKLI'LKSS.
PORTLAND. Feb. 9. (United
News) The Federal Wireless com
pany's marine station on Council
Crest was advised Tuesday evening
thai the dlnnbjed ship off the Strait
"I of Jusn de Fucn Is the niotorship
Chapultepec of the Mexican States
line, and that she was picked up and
la being towed Into port by the Can
adlnn naval patrol steamer ThlepvaV
Att'y Marx Back
From Portland
Attorney William' Marx returned
from Portland ycHtvrdny, whore ho
argued a motion for the suppression
of cvldonro In the case of Dr. R. B.
Craver, charged under tho federal
law with sule of narcotics.
The contention Is founded on a
supreme court decision which gives
a physician the right to proscribe
narcotics for an addict. Both Rich
ard Davis and the federal operative
who gave evidence against Dr. Crav
er, nppuarcd before tho accused man
as addicts. It Is claimed. The court
took the motion under advisement.
Conquers Bad Breath
and is Popular Again
GIRL DROWNED IN
WALLA WALLA RIVER
Merrill Visitors Bill Hammond
was a businesa visitor In Klamath
Falls yeterday from the Hammond
ranch 1n tbe Merrill country.
Hhopplnjt yesterday Mrs. Burell
Short of tbe Merrill road la Included
Vooaaxa, Visitor Mrs. Myrtle
Keater and Mlas Kamoni Ken tor
were shoppers Id Klamath Falls yes
terday lor an . Afternoon shopping
tour fiom their borne Id Bonanza.
Medford Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
R. L. Wilson have been visiting
with their son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Wilson of Klamath Falls
from their borne lo Medford. Mrs.
Wilson has recently returned to the
coast after visiting for a time in
Chicago with ber son and' many
friends.
In From Ranch Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Wilson spent the past week-end
In Klamath Falls from their ranch
Id the Malln country. Mra. Wl
aon recently returned from a visit
to San Francisco and other southern
cities with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson returned to
the ranch Monday morning.
Sunday Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
0. W. Wilson of Modoc Point were
visitors In Klamath Falls Sundsy
from their bom.
Page Thrtjc
Daughter Improve Miss Anita
Vogle, 12-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Vogle of Mills add!
Hon, Is speedily recovering from an
attack of spinal meningitis. Mlas
Vogle was reported as seriously 111
although ber condition at no time
baa csused anxiety.
Alicoma Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
Austin Cox of Algoma are among
tbe out of town business visitors.
The White. Pelican Hotel
, . .. . , , Announces ,', . 7wVv. ,'
A Saint Valentine's Masquerade
DANCE
on the ' '
Evening of Friday, February the Twelfth
, -: lFrom Nine to One O'Clock .
Buffet Supper from Eleven Till Twelve
Order Your Costumes at the '
KLAMATH KLOTHING KOMPANY
TRY NEWS CLASS ADS GET RESULTS
Baby Week Is Every Week For Every Baby
In Our Baby Department
Baby Dresses
Lovely prints and voiles, lace, hem
stitched and ' embroidery trimmed,
plain and dainty patterns and
. styles i . i , -, :
$1.39 to $3.50
i 1
Rubber Pants
For health,, cleanliness and com
fort rubber peats are aa erery
minute necessity, plain and Tuf
tled ; sterilized in boiling water. '
.viinr 7 I
50c to 69e
"The day 1 started taking Carter's
Mule Livrr Pills," tars Mr. John A.
Perry of New York City, "my habitual
bad breath and had stomach stopped.
1 strongly recommend Ihem 'to sll those
afflicted with these nasty troubles. I
suure you that my own esse was a
bad one, causing me untold embarrass-'
merit, and Carter's helped tut right
Irom the starl
Hsd breath comes from sour stomach
and can usually be relieved quickly by
Carter's Little Liver Pills.
They are wonderful for constipation,
sick-headsche snd indigestion and they
physic the inters in a mild and gentle
manner, no bad after effects.
Recommended and ioraalt by all
drug stores. .? . "
(Advertisement.)
MILTOX, Ore.. Fob. 9. (Unttod
News (iludyn Masale, 16, was
drowned near here last night when
Bhe slipped from a foot brltlgo Into
tho swollen waters of tho Llttlo
Walla Walla river.
Tho girl and her father, George
MrtKslo, were on their way to church.
As sho fell from the bridge her fath
er caught hold of her, but the swift
waters tore her from his grasp. Hor
body was recovered an hour and a
halt Inter. "
Mr. MclHtnalil licit M r. and
Mrs. Waller J. James of Outrsinulr
with their dnughter, Mrs. ' Walse
flnndee and Mrs. James' mother,
Mrs. Mary McDonald, spent thn
week-end In th,o city visiting with
friends. Mr. and Mrs. James and
Mrs. Oumlee returned lute Sunday
night from Dunsmiilr, Mrs. McDon
ald to remain for a time visiting
with friends,
MiMlftml Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
Kdwnrd Contrail of Medford were
week-end visitors with Cantrall's
mother, Mrs. . Nanny Cantrnll of
Shlpplngtnn. Thoy returned Mon
day morning from the valley.
Wood & Steel
Letter Files
$5.00 to $75.00
Mw-
SOUTHWELL'S
"Everything fqr the
- Office."
626V Main St
Phone 602.
Bonnets
Fine silk bonneU la pink, silk
embroidery of flowers and lace for
trimmings in blue, pink and white
$1.69 and $1.79
Knit Caps
Lovely knit caps of silk In a var
iety of colors, plain end fancy
trimmed, smooth and fancy knit
ting '
$1.00 to $1.79
Knit Bootees
Sweet little knit wool bootees ol
very fine yarn, white with pink and
blue trim, plain or tie tops
45c to $1.00
Jackets
Pretty knit wool Jackets in white
and pink with pink, blue and red
trimming, varloua collar and ties
$2.95 to $3.95
Blankets,
Lovely woven and fleeced wool and
cotton blankets for bed. wrap and
carriage, figured, ylain edge err
bound
69c to $2.95
Vyater Bottles
Eveready hot water Ibottles var
iety of slses, non-loattable, thick,
rubber, pink and mlue hand painted
$1.39 to $1.69
. Thermometers,
proper temperature of bath water
is very important, to be sure we
have dependable, plain red ther
mometers i
$1.00
Prayer For a Very
New Angel
God, God. be lenient ber first night
there,
Tbe crib she slept In was so near
my bed;
Her blue and white wool blanket
was ao soft
Her pillow hollowed so to ilt her
- '. ' .head. .
Teach me that she'll not want small
room or me ,
When she bns you and Heaven's '
Immensity!
I always left a light out In tbe hall,
I hoped to make nor fearleaa In the
dark.,.
And yet, she was so small? one lit
tie light. .
.Not in the rocro. It scarcely mat
tered. Harkl" :
.No, no; she seldom cried! God. not
" too far ,
For her to see, this first night,
, light a star!
And In -the morn lug, when ahe II rat
woke up,
I always kissed her- .on- her left
cheek where
.The Simple was. And. oh. I wet
the brush.
It made It easier to curl her hair.
Just, just tomorrow morning, Qod,
I pray.
When she has Ton and Heaven's
her my wayl ' , i ,
Violet Alleyn Storey In Febru
ary Good Housekeeping;
. -
. Sanitary Toys
Nothing; U of more Importance than
toys anr) . entertainers . which are
sanitary 'and can be sterilised and
cleaned, also toilet articles. , - -
Washable Dolls ...B9c
Powder Boxes $1.40
Nursery eBsds ..... Wc to 91.03
Rattles, Toys ......aoo to Ofto
Comb and Brush 69c to (1,
Diaper Cloth.
Bed Star rubberized diaper cloth.
10 yard bolts. IS. 20, 22 and 27
Inch widths, cut 1J: diapers to bolt
$1.7? to $2.25
Underclothes
Silk and wool, all wool, and -wool
and cotton, doable breasted wrap
pers, long sleeves, crocheted silk
trim; baby bands, abdominal bind
ers, and vesta. ' . ,
Footwear.
In our Sown Stairs Store we have
the famous "Kewpie Twins," Punch
and 'Judy, Peter's Diamond Brand,
Freeman's, Godman's and other
'Orthopedic and footsbapo shoes, ox
fords, pumps in black and brown
patent, smoked elk, brown, black
and tan Ud, white cabretta, black,
gun metal and tan calf,.' creepers
and so forth tor babies and eUlld
re a ...70c and up
...... -i... ' ' -,
Sleeping Clothes
Plain and delicately figured outing
flannel Gertrudes, gowns, sleepers.
Junior fleeced sleeping; garments
69c to $1.39
Knit Sets
Fine knit sets of finest combed
lamb's wool, caps, bootees ind
Jacket, pink and blue crochet trim
$3.50
Pillows.
Soft downy pillows, of finest down
easily fluffed, non-pack, 'ready, tor
case, colored sateen covered
$150 ,
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