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NAVAL COMMITTEE
Durable Coupe Is
Victor in Smash
ASKS DIRIGIBLES
- BY TAX L
WASHINGTON'. March 1.
Called Xews) Picturing dirigi
bles erasing 'tie Atlantic at (
knots an hour with s full military
load. th. house naval comniiuce m
A nead-i'n collision demolished
the front wheels aud fenders of
heavy touring car owned and drlv-
en by Jew Waller of Msilu when, w XS1I1NOTON- M.ir.-h I (t'nll-
cmp rru-hed Into the heavier v,w,,.MlitorM will (set
k Aim
iu riiL"-"
i
rar on trie corner ... bfBjfu )f ,
Hist, street, shortly .tier o clock ,, , .
st night. orle lax reduction of tli e rev- K,rn, imiuiln under M"e
The driver of the coupe slopped . .,,. urel- .... . - l. mil irt d.-flnttrly
. report today noted nKrcM to-- ..j lf - - Aul11.,l.. ,
a,t legislation for continuance of of r ,. d. - th (
lighter man a.roevco.u.. JumL Klnd,ns one hurl e ,,,. ll( . kind lo KLms.h cunt.
Tne comnmiee mu nuITi(1j lia,.k (J ni ,-jr and drove
me of the Butler bill providing nu.ub,.r of hl
for a fire year building rroram
tor the naval air service which 0tr of0UpUltI of ,a, Walters
would give it 1064 planes and two. William Tmglejr and
(00,00"
d
;n Will Open New
Sanawicn
The piox-rhlal tired hu-in-"' "
Hie iil:ne-a WOIIISII and the ' " 1 (
ho lu.i baa time for a bit- of pa.
try or a cup of lea lll ft'eet Hie in
n,.un. . uieul that Klamath Kail'
to have a new atial n n-i'
vv.ine M Alters and A
tie v. Ill "Pn a dellcai. vn In the
mm if ril I IT
RECONCILIATION
OFF, SAYS WlFEi
I. Ileal-
daughter, were uninjured.
MERRILL PHYSICIAN
DIES FROM INJURIES
dirigibles of six million cubic feet
capacity.
Airships of adequate site, the
committee said, hold greater pos
sibilities as adjuncts of the fleet.
To abandon lighter than air dev
elopment as a result ot me physician of the Merrill
anaoan disaster. iuer u.-vian-u
"would he un-American."
4 It.- It.-.. Anam nnf feu,! "
Dr. John P. Cleveland. 65. well
own physician of the Merrill
ccuntry died at o'clock Monday
morning In a local hospital as the
Purchasers of new nuto nobilen amt , iiti,.rn trer"n They are;
will save the entire I I6.0o0.tf0 ee.ltnisly popular In the south
Involved In the reduction from five ,tll r growing In the wi The,
to three per cent on automobiles. lnilln ,)et of the shop ' to ;
Henry announced tonight. a ta.ty menu, a great manv differ-!
Hllmin.tlon of the tires and c-!nt and unusual dlhr (
cessorlea tnx will save motorists lleatile. for Ih pa.t two "
1:5.000.000. he said. 'has been connects with Ireland's j
-Manufacturers have notified the' sandwich Shop. Inc. In I'ortland
national automobile chamber of ,j Seaitle as manager AVers hs !
commerce In writing that every rent renlgned hU position w.:h the Amer-;
of the tax reduction will be deduct- ,n National bank and will cl.vole
ed from th t. o. b. price of ve- his entire time to thla enterprise.
hides.-'
th. V. -be crash ?" 1 "Ll" J," "Z .lea man,, TelenhOnC CO. tO
i... o . .ihio !" , f -i,., . o have promised to .
V ibh imuiffiii n . . i . ... "j
an Irrigation ditch.
lacmrers aisw uae - .
discount prices to the extent of the kirK AnillVCrSary
ww. ahould dlscour.se further ex-' Ahough , resilieB, of -Merrill
parlmenta In airship navigation. 'All
th. world-, air accomplishments I cleve,and known throul(h;, '""ber people. -Ver have re- wUy ,, ,
war tax repeal. Henry said The
that are of any value hare cost
our ine jierrui aau muuu iuuuui. . , . . -
money and lives. Money .nd live. He ,at(pr prt f initely on any prlca reduction by, K(fy yrmn w,ad.y.
fused to commit therurlvs def-
no telephone.
.is, not . i January while returning from i
" "'J 7 Wa8ted " theicall on a patient.
work to abandoned.' pr CI(,ve!and urvlved by ,
DIVIDE KLAMATH dent of Merrill. Funeml ir- n ii ww i o
t SCHOOL DISTRICT i rangement. to be held In Merrill VlOIGtll I ill It. 31JIC
reason of the uncertainty of the
rubber market, but Intimated thai
the tax reduction would be dis
counted in full.
March 10. the telephone became a
demonstrated reality.
Ite-enforclng the printed Invita
tion notice received yesterday by
the customer, of the service, post
ers were yesterday placed In the
telephone offlro windows and on
company bulletin boards esprews
Ine the hone that the public would
been withdrawn from the Cleveland from Guthrie Center.; The Golden Rule .tore of Klam-' Hb ,n h,,p,B to commemorate
this March 10 birthday event.
I The poster .peaks of the nation
s' KW YtiHK. March I (fulled
Sows! Mrs llasel Marilyn today
denied thai lhr hsd lieett a re
coarlllalloa wlib her huaba.d. Kev
II ( Manlou. Marjoile llaiubeau's
"cu.lst."
Although H was announced that
Supreme Court Juallce l.ador Va
.ervogel had rfrecled a recnii.ll
lalloa betwern the Maiitviis It l
peard today that th. family waa
far from united
Mrs. Manlou had a long confer
ence with TVarren I tee. her couu
sel. at the conrlualon of which.
Ie mad. the following statement,
at her request.
The fact that the lury waa hops
leasly deadlocked, coupled with Mr
lliiimi'i rsuratrd rsurraalon. of
admiration and reaped for Mra
M.num. both In private aud on the
witness stand, led .uspn.ln
of all present litigation tetwecu
the two parties
"It Is not to be evpecled. bow
eer. that Mr. and Mrs Manton will
reaume living together"
New dresses In today at lie. He
gin's ritore 1S1 !o, 7th
under the auspice, of the Merrill.
. Approximately "SSO acres of land. , of 0 a F ,
lying south of the city limits, has he arr,T. of a bro,h,r of Mr.
Has New System
.ehool dUtrlct and placed in the l0 D tnd Mrs oT,,and h Falls ha. a new departure
hands or the .no-county atri oy ,fn of Iowa , seii-servic snoe aeparmen
order of the Klamath county bound-
?d!Dempsey the Best
me loca, .ion, on.. ...pn.au .u.. of ,h, .n-cloa
and Co.. big Portland department m ..0 000 ,
a a nnlv nal a Kl 1 Ii munls
ana wlUHlT miv rUrl"' 7
ry board during a meeting Satur
day afternoon, according to Fred
Petersen, county school .nperln-j SaVS Joe Swindler ' " bour hum.n effort In linkl.g to
tendent. Jaja out kjrriuunTi tnil ,jr8tem. ...... ,-., .....
Construction of a new school 1n
Attention Roygtl Arch
Maion
There will be a regular con
vocation of Klani.ih Chapter No
35 thl. evening, the nat maater'a
degree being conferred by K. K.
Watteoberg. The meiing will
be preceded by a banquet at
.10. All Roral Arch Masons
Invited to be present.
the Altamont district has been au
thorized by the boundary board.
Land, lying south of the city lim-j
Ut, had previously been divided
ao that children living on the south
Joe Swindler. Klamath boy. ar-
i rived back home last night after a
two years' absence following the
fight game in Florida and Califor-,
Clerks are employed In the self
service shoo department, but their
duty Is merely to assist with infor-
t mutton for the customers and to
gether America's U.ooo.OOO tele-
wrap the parcels.
phones." Such la the growth In SO
year, from th. two crude telephone
'instrument, of March. 1T6.
i .Sneaking on behalf of the em-
I ployeea. who are the real hosts of
Slni-A tininrf Itth Cv uHIdp has I .1.. t..H UanaMr C Ir.v II. .nn
aide of the highway attended Sum-' i 11 ou "now OI u' lame vio.a- " ".-. -7
vi . in ,. ha1 an elPcrien'e which carries ln-itlons, call phone 5S4. All informa- of the telephone company said thst
" 1 tense Interest for every dyed-ln-the- n will be strictly confidential
Fall, schools. The new order will . K, - , . . . ) .
make U necessary that all children ,aken the wne of Jac.
of that section attend the Altamont .
uu.p. .um --i undersicneii Has heen iln v anno nt
district school.
tho hours when Tlsltors would find
NOTICE TO CltHliITOlt.S " lo Tllt th "'nlrl ",'
Notice is hereby given that the,"1 b from 10 m- ,0 P- m.
It will be a week from next
companieo me Dig Doy on his re-,ed administratrix of the estate of Wednesday." said Sir. Dunn." and
cent barnstaunlng triage Cuba, a.: V n,h hope that th. day will' bring
a bniine nar-ner JCojnty Court of the Sfate t Ore- r '
,a Doxing par.ncr. 1 ... ... . . . i,r,. T..ionsn from our nntrnna
fu... w niNuiam i.uiiiiij 1 mi 11 uii v - - . ,
BOOM CO. FACING
' CIUT nM D TX rr D I i.i i. n . . . e". ' '""'""
rmni Jlt rviVCIVI ' nipsey is jusi -oegin-. persons having claims against said and friends
ning to ce the world s champ," said , estatg are hereby notified to prs-,
Continued from rage One)
: Swindler, who has the keenest re- 'cat me to said administratrix i MKH. CAMI'HKI.I. HUTTKH
tions for the purchase of some off"d ,0' ,he 'bamp'" ,wo "'" I American National Bonk 'lluTldiing! 1 I)r- T. C. Campbell returned to
the affected property, and term, as raKe n ,rom n0, Jaclt " ln f5000. Klamath Falls. Oregon, within six Klamath Fall. Sunday evening after
p WILSON jrranciaco iia rs. ciiufvu,
Administratrix. ! has been In a hospital there, ser-
to price not having been reached. ! "nape Bnd Tlij t0 BO 008 w"h any, months from the date of this notice. I p.ndin the past two week." In S.n
th.i f, .nnii...i- . k lo' them. i Hated: March I. 1926. .... . ...
franchise was for the purpose of "l boxed with Gene Tunney, and!
forcing the sale. Most of the pro- " " "" " m.gniy gooa.: of the FjllUU of Alva c Wil- ! iOUsly 111
teaunta believe they have poten-. "e " about a 8od a oo" a n iJocc.sed. Accordlnl? to i,r. Campb-.U. hi.
tUl mill sites and are endeavoring!' haa a woa punch, but not as M2.9.H .23.30 ! ( iomcwhat )m
to show that the boom franchise in d T will y HKTTLKMtNT hopoa ,0 return to th. city tale, in
front of them would render th.!r l Tunney. : to yr (
property valueiess for this purpose. ! 7 1 " be . my h,rl j undersigned, administrator of the ' prominently Identified with the so
Attorney R. C. Groesbeck repre- n ,he Taei champion.' estate of Paul S3. Mumford. deceas-, llf of th rt " A h .
aented C. H HelnUerllng, Thomas I Bw'naler " may mix In the 'ed. has tiled In the County Court '
Largent and M R Burne t as nro 1 game around after he geia of tha Btat of - fr Klam- nce has been koenly folt. Her-
iargent ana M. K. Burnett as tto-. .vml. , ,,Ilh,ialh Cou,ltT tn fin1'1 "ccount of his illness ha. been a severe shock t;
te8Unt8' m k , u "fered a slight , arJmln(,tratlon of ,ald e,tate, and
1 1 : illness before his return hon.e "Ifl.hot ..1 rv,,... k... 1... ner "corc ' Irlend.. Mrs. tamp
'.' u.ucancviv ViUOO-rAtlIUIDJH ' osana v-v i . a, nun a, (ruiuiru , . ,1 , . U I Ii.
Kimball in the morning. Manning umVsey "Pens In California March 22. 1926. at the hour or i-o ."vi iuup-
crosMxamlned in the afternoon.;1" April for his ne!ct t ?,:0V'cl?ck K M' f" Vme ."d 1 """ f 1elphlan'
,TKis
button
0
0'
0
Rcmrn.lsrr how W I
hitch OM Dolilnntoj
tuivc nun rounj M
lilting hay PM.1 doing j,'
I Acn then, vou nnil,l'.i
tv 1 1 '. "'in:
I M1. in lur IfAihinf:
ay 15 ccikhui, ,llur",''
Vet nn hour', work for nJ
7 usually cottiorJi
7 or a cents.
Mot jtucht)lj applianca
use liny motor ol onlyi,
of a !iorscowcr. You cu
ten Hour. ir seven orti.
Anil tliey arc faster th.
Old Dohl.in cerdreimci
when lie w as a colt.
Electricity
Li the cheapest tel
you can buy. 1
THE CALIFORNIA tt
POWER COMP?
greater part of the day. There were i
no other witnesses. !
..The senlon in the afternoon was
the place for the hearing and set-
i tlement of said account.
I Dated: February 16. 192.
R. C. CftOESDKCK.
Administrator of the Estate
of Paul B. .Mumford, De
ceased
... back and loin .,n -itK hi .1.. o vourl Koom ot said Court as
Aimuau s lesiimony consumed the ; K ...... mvi.-. ,
JUSTICE CASES SMALL
Justice of the Peace II. E. Era-
cot ahort to give the commission I mltt yesterd,y wanted to know
time to view the river where thi,lDal wa lne matter with the peo-
trooms will be placed. The session ' pIe' lf they ''ere Dot a'ini! thelrj Fig. 2.1 M2.9.16
wiU be concluded today. Dms ,nese da'11 or 'r',t- The
1 ' son for his reflection was the filing
ASSESSOR BOOSTS of Bine pet,y civ" "uiu-
VAIfir Ol7 TtDi7D Loui Paat,!Si Pal Justice Em
VntUL Ui- llMBLKimiu J20 for speeding; H. C. Mela)
(Continued From Page One) llande' 0Ter t a
, j license; James L. Helm contribu-
flrm or Edgar and Cullison, em- te1 5 Ior driving without lights. I
ployed last year by the county court, 1 staD,e 'fi't 3 '0'' having an cx
waa a good choice that tlie price of P'red foreign permit.
20 cents an acre was far too high. !
Judge Bunnell replied that he did I I'OItT,'--v WEATHER MILD
not know that he was going to en-i PORTLAND. March 1. With to
ter into another contract at the day's balmy weather, a Tcplica of
acme figure. Cullison was present Sunday's when the mercury touch-!
SUES STORE M.15
J. D. Woodbury yesterday filed
suit ln the circuit court against J.
L. Sparretorn, Uunanza atore mun.
alleging that he 1 owed a total of
$1747 for labor aud other services.
at the hearing.
SETS NEW HEconn
I ed 65 degrees, Oregon citizens
J were wondering if clamatlc condl
: tions really are changing.
The United State, weather lur-
Schilling Baking Powder
raises a cake with myriads of
fine, light, fluffy bubbles.
Cream of tartar
always gives that fine even
texture that no substitute
has ever been able to equal.
made from luscious grapes
The First Message
LOS ANGELES. March ..... ...
(United lws) Lce Barnes, Unl-!wa hung up ln February as tho
verslty of Southern California ath- lowest temperature Tending was
lete, and winner of the pole vault, 37 degree..
ln the last Olympic games, broke j
the American pole vault record here' KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
Saturday when he reached an cle- 'n confinement bo our Invited
vatlon of 13 feet 5 7-3 Inches. euest. adv.-8
The old mark was set by Foss I
of the Cblcago A. C. In August NOTICE TO CREDITORS
191S. It was 13 feet 3.9-16 lnche. ' ?ollfe l T? yfn, that .,ho
r, . ., . undersigned has been duly apnolnt-
Barne. waa competing In the an- ed administratrix of the estate of
nual southern California A. A. U. j Elitabeth Scan Ion, deceased, by the
carnival, which was won bv tho ' "h''' Cert of the State of Ore-
tt a r nk . 4.i ... r. , . Fon for Klamath County and all
U. S. C. with a total of .4 points, persons having claims against said
I estuto ire notified to present same
H.M.I.N IN LEM. j to said administratrix, at tho law
SARASOTA. Fla.. March 1 office of K. C. C.roesbcek, Klamath
rans, uregon, witnin six months I
from the date of this notice.
Dated: February 2, 1926.
ELIZABETH 8. DONNELLY.
Administratrix ot the Estate
of Elizabeth Scanlon, l)e--iv
Ceaacd, F2,9t16,23 M2,
(United News) Walter Ilagen .took
the lead, eight up, on Hobby Jones
ln the first 86 hole, of the amateur-pro
championship match here
Sunday.
S c h i 11 i n cr
b
1F.Av
icoUcei
Hiking Powder
extracts'
comes in full pound (if, oz) tinjj
"TVfK. WATSON, come here;
xVll want you!" exclaimed
Alexander C.raham Hell on
March io, 1876, during an
afternoon of experimentation,
and over a wire connecting two
rooms, the young assistant
heard the words, the first
spoken sentence to he so trans
mitted. Fifty years have passed. To'day
there arc 17,000,000 telephones
in the United States, giving voice
to human need, as Hell's crude
transmitter did then. Fire breaks
out in the night, lawbreakers in
vade a home; sickness strikes at
a family circle. "Come Kcre. I
1 "
- I 1
f m. w. a. ! V xLJq
tun 1 twr,..H
I. O. O. F. Hall XtsSJ J,-a,w'0?
Vfi I Grant, rWi
Good Music KtmtAfi
Wednesday. March 3 t7
9:00 p. m. 2' DU""'C
Come have a jjoocl time 1 , r
with a good crowd.
$1.25 Coupe ' I
supper Free NEWS CLASS ADS4 :
I
mm Am
mm jmm
' rm 1- s-tsr ;r 1 ' v 1 1
want you," is thesirf
I otsifUl
the tclcpnonc --1
. .... t). ..: of unFl
way. i)u,v - w
mands the decision ofj
.U. f.rttide of tM
Oil lliw J
"Come here, I want
summons agan, -
: nersonalitr
through' space, J
' asKctl, an""- o
..1.. -j l,w telephone-
Every tclephon j
echo of the . -
Aether it
, desired, tne
lift, the telephone
"I want you.
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