TUB KLAMATH NEWS
Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1020
LIVES IN CALIF.
KANTA IIOKA. Cullf., Feb. .
lUnlleil Press) Luther llurbank,
ranowned scientist, arcs no reason
why Attorney (iuuoral Jny It. Ilcu
toa lit Massachusetts shnulil have
miMilliitti'il iU nunit, hi connection
Willi I Im iiiiniHi'liltiK trial lu that
stale under nil old llu jilulu y alut
ute. .
llenlnn, III un I ti 1 1' r v 1 w w I : ti""i iTTi
lulled Press In Muslim today, nulil
tlml If llurlinnk ur 'urcin ;ir
rnw ahotihl have voiced their ngnus
lie views In Massachusetts they
would have linn subject lu prom,
rullnn.
. "There aeeina lo mo lo be no un
pllcntlon nf nny MiiutuchuHetta cast,
her," llurlinnk observed. "Anyway
I live In ('al)furulu, nut Massachu
setts, ,
"Why should names In I III" con
nection ho llnilled?" t hn scientist
continued. "Why not Inrlmlii nny
om, who mtKlit discuss rcllKliin In
Massachusetts?
"Thn statement dues nut apply at
nil, miy mora Ihnn would I lit, dccliir
nlloif thut I would be irncciitcd
i.hould I steal a ham In that state."
"I seems to hi, a (iii'Htlon nf
definitions." Mm, llurlinnk added.
"A l I understand It .Mr. llurlinnk
hasn't preacd J 1 nlt 1 If f In Cod.
hut hclhcr h, bus done 110 or nol,
la not pertinent, since ihcre 1 no
iipiillcnllon."
DAYS OF JESSE j
james revived;
Watclica required liy Jesse Kvihik,
Jeweler, an guaranteed to keen
tune. 3;i Main clt. Klamalh
Full.. Flu
Fleeing Bandits Shot Up
Along Iowa-Illinois
Boundary Line
CIIADWIl'K. III . Fell. . (Unit
ed Nuw) duns biased across I lie
lowa-llllnols border Tuesday aa Ilia
law eiiKiiued llii, outliiwa lu it Imudli
cliiisu na llirlllliiK aa uuy ever iit
ti'Uipt.Ml lu lh duys whorl Jesse
Jutix'H and hl hrotlii'r roumril tliu
western plain.
' One of Ihn bandits wan killed
whrn I Im fllithl of Ihn desperadoes
wait rut ahort on n country road
near h-re after Ihrft, ouilawa had
kldnnpi'd two or their comrades
flu in a slierilt'a runlody In Clinton,
Iown. across Ihu MIsNlhilppI river.
' Wi r, of Ihn fllalit vun Unshed liy
tclciltiiin, to tbe sheriffs nf four
counties five minute tifier Ihn ban
dit i or had missed I ho river into
1 1 1 1 ii t in . Tim break fur liberty was
wi ll planiK'd. Arthur Fairfield and
Frank Hawycr rn being led across
Ihu ion it ynrd from th court Iioiibc
ut (Million, where they lind Just been
toiivli'li'd of n puyroll holdup. Three
confederates leaped out from he III nil
t r.'.'a and b.-itnn flrlnii at thn offi
cers who were leading the two
ronvlrti'd men back to Iho Jail.
Hnwyrr and Fairfield rnn nnd
rllmhrd Into nn automobile where
limy wcru Joined by I heir three llb
rratora. tlinse I1cIiih.
Then began a chase tliroiiKh thn
streets of Clinton. Ilio bnndlta firing
na they fled and being fired upon
liy pollen uud sheriff's depullra who
had Joined In pursuit.
Aa the bandit car raced ncrohs
Court Holds Len J
i Small Owes One
Million Dollars
Ihn brlilK" tho toll rollvrtor tired
flu ahola at Ihn diwpnradoaa, but
hla liulleta fulled to atop them, time!
In lllluola and burlnit Ihrowu thvlr
purauera off the trull, tin band tin'
heailed north aloiix Ihn river. ' Khvr-
Ufa all uloim Ihu way wcru belUKl
wurtivd, howerei1. j CHICAtJO, Keli. 9. , (linltod
. At t'hadwlck Hherlff A. K. Ilunill- Kewa) lnn Hniall' atonny career
lim oritanlzed a potao of diputlca a aorernor of Illlnola may be en-
and went out to meet Ilia budlu., mrlng Ita final crlala aa a reault' of Rpalli on j,nuliry
Goal Is in Sight
of Spanish Flyer
MOXTKVIDKO. rniBuay, Feb. f.
llTnlted New) Commander tin
man Franco la within I'i't mile of
the itoal toward which ha bc.ii flown
oer 8400 nillee cf Umrt nnd wkter
aluce he took off from Huelra.
Three nillia from town, bn alopped (ha taate aupre me court'a reafflrm
at the roudnldtt to wait lor them. I atlon of It deelalon that ha own
When the Imnillt cur drow
ini'n leuued out and heuiin hIi
Hurry Mil In. t Chlruuo Kniiitner I irennurer five yeara nan. Action to
fell dead and when a aecond of the! huve Hinnll Impeached will lie atart
liaml dropped Willi a bullet lu hla f( oon by Ilia pronecutora under
Jaw Ihn othera aurrendered and were Unit cluuae In the elate constitution
tukuu lo Jail at Morrlaon. I whlrb provided thrtt no Jieraon who
fn I In to account for public funda
FRENCH GOVERNMENT i entrusted to mm u hikiuio to bold
GETS IN DEEP WATER
I'AUIH. Feb. tfnittd Newal
The Hpanlalt flyer brought bla
plane, the N'e
.. ... . iiiuijv, ,110 ei riui i.iirat lu rm &
l "ve , .p,, , nimoU l .ouo.ouo oh- ,ll0 MrfcB of thp mw L.,a0 B
hoollnn. talned by fraud while l, wa. atate1 . p m Tup,dar ,f,r ,
lua t'ltra. lo real on
nre
2 I
houra nnd 15 minutes flyliiK from
I Itio de Janeiro, 1257 nil len up the'
! count . Approximately 125 mllea'
away, diagonally acronji the great I
mouth of the Hirer Plate. Ilea!
Ituenoa Aires, whern auch a welcome'
awalta thn Hnanitth fiver aa few men
public offlru. . erer re.lYeIj.
In renfflrmliif Ita original decision Mia the damage of a fire which
that Small muat be held to account ! IOmewhat damaged' tho Ne l'lua
ruiniiiini iieoaie in uie i iii.moer , fu(. he m!,.,lng money the aupreme ; fltra In Klo Saturday, the flight
of deputleii has been poa'poiird un- cnun ri.peated vlgorounly Ita belief outhward wan made at the cuatom
III Thumduy to protect the llrland i ,, Kovcrilir orgaulird a flc-!ry cmialnn epeed of approximately
Hovernment from further emliarra,- ,, bank (or tho purimnc of en-j joo mllea an hour. At that rate
ment following an adver vole on rUMuK ,mef. ' To thla bank he Fr,nio haa crocd the Atlantic
un article of the flnunelul project. , , B,.Ee(, , haVe lonn.-d 130.000.-' ln four hop, Bnd naB traveled 2271
1'p-niler inland wnploycd threnla l)(P0 ,)f a,e muney. turning aome of ,,,, down ,he American
and warnliu.n luenliiy In un effort tho tereJlt back to the atate and
to expedite the movement of the pocketing the rest. The money wai
chuiulier which lum dallied with the ro.oaned at liifill Intercut rate to
flnunclal program until u deficit of chlcauo packcr'i,
,4i0,000.iioii franca already exlt. ! '.
The premier gave the chamber! MUHluiiury
eight duya In which to act. During t,e MM0r.ary Koclety of the Firat prominent realdenta of Algoma who
a dramatic Intervention In ln. Otpthl church will enjoy a allver1 were In the city Monday to ahop.
wrangling bedute lie warned the t(.a 0D Thumday afternoon at 2:30
Smuggling From
Canada Is Probed
OTTAWA. Ont.. Feb. s. fVnttud
Newal The amuggllng of huge
quantities of liquor Into the United
Klalea after It had been releaxed
from Canadian warehouse la among
the Irregularities being Investigated
by the parliamentary committee,
which has begun to sift charges that
smuggling ringa have coat Canada
more than f 200,000, 00U. Officials
of the royal mounted police will be
callend as witnesses, the minister
nf custoina baa been aked for a re
port on the muggling situation and
a number of former customs ofll
cera who are aald to be the "brain"
of one smuggling organixation may
soon be under arrest.
The United States government
may be asked to help Canada clear
up the International smuggling ao
there la the possibility of a new
smuggling treaty between the two
countries.
PARENT TEACHERS TO
MEET FEBRUARY 12TH
coast toward Buenos Aires.
Hen on HuwIihtim Among the
scorns of out of town business rislt
! ors In Klamath Falls this week were
Koclety Members -of Mr. and Mrs. John Hagelsteln.
chamber that the situation would be the c,urch parlors. The proceeda
extremely grave unless action occur-'
red within the specified time. j
KI.AMATH VA1.I.F.Y IIOSI-ITAL
IIORI'ITAL.
In ronfina-
ment than that given ut this bos
pllul. adr.-7
From the Aifency Miss Dorothy
will be placed In tbe church treas-jKing and Miss Florence King en
ury for use ln; tho work of the or-. Joyed tho February meeting of the
ganlxation. -Mrs. A. T. Bitnraoiui and, Business and Professional Women of
Mrs. William . Tompkins are In'Kiamatb Falls In the White Pell
cbargo of the' afternoon's affair! can hotel last night. j Tbe Misses
whk'li will Include an Interesting King are residents of Klamath
musical program. . ! Agency.
On Lincoln's birthday, Friday,
February 12th. at 3 o'clock In the.
afternoon the Falrview Parent-;
Teachers' association will be hosts I
to tbe patrons and friends of the i
school at an Interesting program. '
Reverend Yarnes will deliver the
principal address, entitled "The Na
tion's Challenge to the Home," and
:he fifth grade pupils will present
an Interesting program. Members
of the seventh and other grades will
serve the refreshments. Tbe pro
gram will be held at tbe Falrview
school.
An ' electric hobby you should
rldn
I
'Twill bring yon Joy and health
beside.
'Twill help your wire and aid yon
loo ...
'Twill love and faith and hope
renew j
Van Fleet's Serviceman Buys:
XiMhliiK like electric helps, for
llrriiiic up Joy in a household.
If your Ikhim, needs wiling wire
us. Weil give you a quick call
mute uii easy price.
r COMFORT I
VAX FLEET'S
MOTOR SHOP
SOU Mala 61.
Day Phone ; ,". Night. WHj
-r -ot
JACK FROST ' ?.
SHOE REPAIRING
Work Cloves for. Lest ,
Open 6:43 a. m. '
South Sixth Street
Shopping News
Men's Suits
Our tutit ttiality bpoaks luutki- than words. Hand
tailotvd collarit and lapt-ls. Double and 8inlu
liroitHtcd, two it ml three 'button eouU. In nvrge
cheviots, finish worstetl, and unfinished worsted.
Blue,, blue black, Rrey, brbwn, tan, pencil stripes.
$19.75 10 $37.50
s
Overcoats
Double breasted, straight
line coals, hand tailored
.mil serjfed collars, pockets
stayed throuKh canvas front
lo prevent stiKRinK. Deft
trade coatinj? materials.
$19.75 to $42.50
Nunri-Bush Shoes
for men
Staj? Oxfords. Ankle fash
ioned in black calf, Xun
calf $8.50J
The nil leather line Ox
fords in brown calf and
black calf. Some soft toes
and stiff boxing. Ulticher
lind Eal lace. Prices:
Little Acorns
"Great oaka from lit
tle acorns grow," says
the wise philosopher.
And we have but to look
around na to see for
tunes made from small
beginnings.
No one ever buys at
nichers without aar
, log money.
$3.90
$4.90 $5.00
$5.50 $7.50
HATS
Wa hiivo the pU'imuru of sIkiwIiik thn Uun
liip hut. Tho new Dunlnp. "Metropolitan"
ponaeKHe the easy carefree Hues that make
I lie prevuilliiK styles of Ihe day. Ill grey,
tun, brown and bluck fl.llH lo iW.etl
Shirts
fill full in body nnd sleeve meas
ure. In silk, rinitlish broadrloth
madras. pntiRou nnd other good
miileriul. Sizes 11 U- 19.
Prlie.H t.l! lo $l.!."
Ties
New sprliiR put terns In figured
crepes and cut Bilks. all the
hilxht color combinations of the
day.
flit Silks "He lo SM.IIS
Nnn-Crtishablo 1'iepcn 81. II'
How Ties, new stylos ... line
Hoys' Sta-Tio Hows Ik
Men's Sta-Tle Uows Ilk
Men's Heady Tied Four-ln-lland
that Stay Tied
.'..7.1c to l8c
Soml-Soft Collars, nil sizes.
Kxlrtt Special, 2 for 3.V
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