THE KLAMATH NEWS
Friday Aupwt 13, 1926
Pff TKrt
Trail Excursion
From This City
Will Carry tyany
A number of small cnimnltlnas,
headed by K. M. IIiiMi, who bus
served a chairman of I ho trana.
pnrlallon co in in I II cm of the Trail
to null celebration (rum Klamath
la Kukoiih, will canvas business
houses of thin ! I y loilsy In pul
over llin special Irulu In cnrry
KUiniillt Kails business men over
Hi new roml.
. The siinouucempnt wue made
from I ha chamber of commsrre yes
terday when lliibli anil 10 asslst
mil discussed lbs feusublHty uf I lip
plun. Several of reservations were
i .reived by Ilia III chamber Into
yesterduy afternoon anil the nuin
rner la raiililly -rising, according to
I h secretary. 1
Mexican Question !
iWill Be Canvassed
Over Week-End
WASHINGTON. Aug. 11 M'nl
tocl News! Heversl sspects of Mex
Iran rolsllons auil other qiiesilims
of foreign policy Including tb dif
ficulties of Ihe Geneva preliminary
anua conference anil Ilia Kuropaan
hysteria uvar Ilia tlakt settlements
will ba csnvaaaed by lr (! in Coo
lldga. whan Kerretsry Kellogg via
lla him ovr Ihs week-end.
Mexlcsn relations are hei-uinlug
mora dellcalo. Dot only hecauac
of Ihe religious controversy In which
I'raalilniit t'slles la encaged, but be
cause of the Impending rciiirn of
Ambajwailor Sheffield, who la li-uv-Ing
Mexico In a some hat uiiiiappy
uiood. There are uUo nimnni of
ryolutlonary plotting by agema on
tha A mar lean aide of the border.
ftnrratary of State Kellogg to
day Issued a d.olsl of reports thut
Sheffield was being withdrawn from
Mexico City aa "Ian of displeas
ure towarda tha Molt ait govern
ment. Hhefflold la reluming Ui the
I'nlred States solely for a vuratlon
and will ralurn to Mi'liiu within 60
daya. Insofar, aa Ihla government's
plana are concerned. Kellogg ssld:
, "This report probably itrew out
of tha report that Sheffield la dis
satisfied with tha atale of Mexlcsn
ralailona and haa been urging a
mora aggressive policy.
"Thla altuatlon goes bark moro
than a year. Sheffield, awin after
hla arrival In Mexico City became
engsged In a controversy with tho
Median government and upon hla
return home Tor a vacation a year
ago ho perauaded Secretary of Male
Kellogg to laatie a public warning
to Mexico that American recognition
would be withdrawn unleaa thn Mex
ican government fully protected
American Uvea and American
rights."
Kellogg declared that Mexico waa
on trial before the world. Thla pro
voked much criticism in Mexico, a
ronalderable portion of which waa
directed at Hheffleld. who waa
thought there to have Inaplred Kel
logg's attack.
Sheffield made arrangement for
hla annual vacation In the t'nlted
Mates aome weeka axo. There
would bo no aurprlae here ahould
he reaiitn, but the atllltido reflected
around the slste department la that
thla government would ho,ve no dis
position to uae auch a development
na the vehicle of a gealure of re
buke. While the rellgloua crlala
continue thla government la snx
loua to Indulge In no displays of
any kind regarding Mexico, even
having gone an far aa to atop
preparations for lifting the irmi
embargo, fearing a false construe
Hon would he put on auch a atcp.
J. Kdgar Hoover, chief of the
bureau of Inveatlgatlon of the de
partment of Juattce left today for
California and a awing around the
Mexican border. The preaent crlala
In Mexico, together with tho re
newed activity of anll-Callca agenta
aloug the American aide of the bor
der la believed to have prompted
Hoover' trip. Reporta of Incrcns
lug activity of group hostile to
Callea north of the Klo (Irande have
been reaching the department, ne
cessitating increased watchfulness
of United State ofriclnla all along
the border. Also thore havo been
aome complaint that American bor
der agent havo been unnecessarily
ealou in their effort.
Vigorous representations have
been madp by the atnto department
to tho Mexican government In the
rae of J. II. (Irande, Lo Angole
buainoaa man who was arrested and
held Incommunicado by the Mexican
police. It was reported hi arreat
wa the result of charge Involving
the ale of nliio carloads of ba
nana. The anaemic condition of the
Oenova arm conference la receiv
ing; more attention within the ad
ministration that might bo supposed
from It outward Rllenco.
Thl question will bo discussed
between Kellogg and the President
over th a week-end and the position
of the United .RUitce may.be out
lined shortly thereafter. Kellogg
will also iny heforo tho Presldont
his latest reports on iha debt altu
atlon, but it lei probitliln that, there
will bo no discussion on this side
In tho nenr future unions some tin
foroaeon development abroad should
make an uttornnco desirable.
For results uae News Class Ada,
Oliver Murlln, well known ranch
er of lite Mulln district, waa a
business visitor In Klumulli Palls
yesterday afternoon. Atiulln re
port coiidllloii In exeelleut shiipa
among Mulln ranchers.
i
rtert l". Thomua, United Hlnlea
rninmlaaliiner, has returned from
a few liny' visit nt hla summer
home at lilmund Lake, where Mrs.
Thomua and Mary Charlene are
pending the asason. Thomaa will
return Ihla waak-eud for a few
daya' flailing. He reports fishing
excellent. It waa earlier in the aen
sun nnd acorea of boata are oul
on the Diamond hake waters early
In thn morning. '
Mr. and Mia. Otlo Nichols have
moved from fhllfiouln to their new
homo on Houtli Hixth atreel.
Mr. Itoy Durliln and children
and Mra. firover Hughea have re
turned to Klumulh Fulls from Dia
mond l.uke, where lliey huvv spaut
he past lo weeka.
Mr. and .Mra. Men il. Htevenaon
were In Klsiunth Kalla yeaterday
for a short time tu , visit with
frleuda and Irauaact hueJuesa af
fnlra. They are returning to the
Hon I hern dragon Tourist Ilursau
after a atop here.
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Mr. and Mra. Hex l.aPrarle and
daughter, lletly Jean, and Ted Mr-
Realty Transfers
Klliuga from 4 p. m. Aug. 11 m
I p. in. Aug. 11, !i0.
( lukote ft Kmith to C. 8. Ma
lice et ux. Mills Second Addition.
:ot, 6. block Hi.
C. N. Hawkina et ux to K. I..
S'l-phena. lluena Vista Addition
lot ll, block 1U3.
W. II. Marshall ot ux to Katie
l)el Itnrgoyne. $t Toil conalde-a
llnu. Hot Springs Addition, north
erly portion of lot 1, block 3.
Nassau Co. to Wlshard ft Da-ley.
I'ilst Addition to Allamont Acrus,
tol t. block 1.
Nassau Co. to Wlsha'd a Darley,
Km Addition to Alumont Aces.
let a. block a.
William II. Shook to J L Unci
and Jesse N. Draw $1200 consid
eration, All merchantable timber
on Rattlesnake ranch In twps. 37.
38, range 11 V.
Tho K D. Co. to Klamath coun
ty. 1 D. A 10 ft. atrip off the
southwesterly end of Iota I lo 4
Inc. block 43; 1 to . block 46;
1 to , block it; 1 to 6 block 14;
1 to 6 block 17; 1 to block 38;
t lo I block 39; 1 to 4 block 40;
1 to 5 block 31. all In Hillside Ad
dition.
1-oU Dartholf et vlr 10 Chester
K. Ilarihoir. Allamont Acres,
lot 7. block S.
J. T. Ilarholf et ux to Cheater
E. Hurtholf. Milla Addition, lot
S14, block 102.
Saroh K. Seeda, ndmx. to Telford
Ueed Lumber company. Admx.
Deed. $K.OO consideration. SW',4,
XKi. SK4NW. NWKSK!, of
sec. 10, twp. IS. II. S.
M. 8ASchuler lo Chas. L. Miller.
326 consideration. First Addition.
J, Int. lot 4, block 19.
HtMil K TRIAL IS KKT
FOR Tlllrt MORXISC
Avoy, left yesterduy by motor for
Portland to spend the remainder of
thn wnek on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
Mrs. Arthur I,, l.csvlll spent yes
terday iiflernoon In Klamath Kails
from her home nt Itrn ky Point
William fireene, rancher of Hie
MerrlEI rouln, waa a biislnea visit
or In Klumalh Kulls yesterday for
a short time.
Mrs. John McKenrle, Miss Clara
McKentio and M r Peter McKenile.
all of Heutlle, aro thn house guest
of Miss Klhrl McKenile and Mrs.
Morrison of the Variety store. They
will spend a week In Klainalh Kails
and a number of side trips are
planned for them around Ihe Klain
alh Lakes as well as Crater Lake.
Duchess to Be
Queen Is Edict
Of Many Seers
MINIKIN, iAug. 12. fl'nlted
News) Fortune lellera, working
oul Ihe horoscope of Prlncesa Kllxa-
jheih. duuxhler of the duke end
duchess of York, declare ah will
lie queen of Kngland.
Thla linpll- , . that Ihe prince of
Wulea wither will not marry, or If
Ihe marries, will die childless; and
I that Ihe duke of York, hla brother,
will die without having any eons.
Now Prlncesa Klliabelh la third
In line of succession lo Ihe prince
lend the duke, but either a son or
daughter born to Wales pr a son
born to the duke of York would
displace her.
The fortune tellers declare the
star decree that the princes shall
have a long life, but that she will
he rather" delicate and that she will
ascend the throne as Queen Eliza
beth. Nine will he the guiding
figure of her life, they say, a 13
waa Woodrow Wilaon'a.
The duchess of York, her mother,
has now recovered completely from
tho great atrain which few knew
ahe endured when shu gave birth
to the princess. There was at one
lime great fear that ahe would
never completely recover. But ahe
la well and happy.
Marriage rumors regarding Wales
are dormant for a while, and talk
Is moro ot tho possibility of the
baby growing up to be a queen.
Walea Is dividing his time be
tween official engagements In var
ious parts of the ktnudom and bcu
atdo week ends of gout and tennla.
usually In company of hla equerry.
Brigadier .General (I era Id Trolter.
lit auyono Is worrying about his
having passed -hi 32nd birthday
without showing any algns of get
ting married and providing a direct
heir to the throne It Is not Walea
himself.
In two months now the bunt
ing season will have begun and
unless he engages himself to one
of the sporting British girls who on
horseback chase the elusive fox
acrosa counlry over fencea and
ditches he will not have much time
for courtship.
Damaging Evidence
Against Games ,
;Js Introduced
8KATTLK. August 11 (United
News) Witneases called by the
state at Thursday afternoon's ses
sion of III Wallace C. Gaines mur
der trial testified that Gaines and
his daughter Hylvla, whom be Is
I accused of slaying spent a night
I at the Near Arctic hotel here Nov
ember t. 12&
Mis Anna Shipley, a maid at the
hotel, and Mrs. Mary K. Kothwell.
a housekeeper, were among the
wltnesaes who told of the New
Arctic Incident.
Mrs. Ttnthwall said Haines and
his daughter had been assigned to
separate rooms, but when ahe went
lo make np one of them at 2:30
I o'clock In the afternoon she saw
! a man about 40 or 4 1 years of age
i and a girl in bed together.
Testimony that he discovered
blood stains on a shirt taken from
Golnes after his daughter was
beaten to death on the shore of
(Ireen Lake the night of June 1
was given by Luke 8. May, crim
inologist. "I found small stains, of blood
on parts of tbe shirt," May said.
"On" spot on the right side, was
one eighth of an Inch In diameter.
Another slain waa found to the
right of the center line of the
pocket halfway between the top
and bottom of the patch forming
the pocket and also s smaller atain
near the right corner of the pocket.
I determined these were human
bloodstains."
Tbe criminologist waa unable to
say whether the alains were made
by the life blood of the pretty Smith
college graduate, brutally beaten
and choked to death on the shore
of (ireen lake.
Testimony regarding Mra. Ellia
beth (ialnes alleged suicide at
tempt which the state contenda waa
caused by Jealousy over Gaines'
attentions to the pretty daughter
whom be had not seen for sixteen
years, was Introduced earlier In
the day. ,
Kvidence was adduced In an at
tempt .to show that Mra. Gaines
shot herself because Rylvla and
Gaines Intended going away to
gether. . . ,
HKALTH-SlfXESeJ-HARMO.NY
Mrs. K, t. Ingram, D. M. N. D.
Suite Np. 6, Kuusel Apis, .wishes
to reach all who are la trouble.
Interviews dolly. Circles Tuesday
and Friday. 7:30 p. m. Sunday at
K. df P. Hall, 7:30 p. m. Lecture,
message, healing. Jove offering. You
are invited. Come.
All-16
"Pal" Hogue. Klamath Falls laxi
line owner, was released on $300
bonds provided by his brother. H K.
Hogue. and W. E. Knighton, late
yesterday afternoon. Hogue was ar
rested Wednesday night wllh al
leged Intoxicating liquor In his pos
session ,on thn corner of Kourth
snd Pine streets.
His hesring will come up before
Justice It. A. Emmltt this morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
Eva Stephens entered a plea of
not guilty lit Emmitt's court yes
terday when she wss charged wllh
illegal possession of Intoxicating
liquor. She was relessed on her
own recognisance and her trial set
for 2 o'clock this afternoon.
CHiMigriN film, is
; HltlDK OK LlMltKUMAN
Miss Dolllor Vetlerleln of Cllllo
quln. became the brido of H. C.
Gilbert, also of Chlloquln, at a
pretty wedding last night at 6:30
o'clock at tho home ot the Metho
dist minister, Rov. T. iD. Yarnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert will make
their home In Chlloquln.
Thoy obtained a license yester
day and Gilbert gavo his ago as
26 and hla occupation a an em
ployo or the Chlloquln box factory.
Ill brldo Is 20, and a steno
grapher. Special salo on dishes. Deferred
payment plan; tl.oo down, $1.00
each week. Claud H. Davis, furni
ture. McCarthy Building. A13
HAX FRAXCIHCO MAN
HERE ON nUSlNHJHH
Philip J. Dnubo, representntlvo of
itho Klelshliacker Interest In Klam
ath, la hore for the remainder of
tlio week on h purely business visit,
i According to Daubo, Ran Fran
cisco Is vitally Interested In Klnni
ath Falls and what tho railroads
will make of It within tho next 10
years.
Nice trunks, large alio. $11.00:
large matting rugs. $7.60: beau
tiful floor lamps with silk shade.
$12.60. Terms if desired. Klamath
Home Supply Co. tt
SUPERINTENDENT OK WEDGES
OK H. P. M.IK KM VISIT HERE
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W. J. Wiley, superintendent of
bridges and buildings for the Sou
ths Pacific railway company, ar
rived here yesterday from nls head
quarters at Dunsmulr, to spend a
short time at the local terminal
now uuder construction.
VHTOK RECORD SALE
Three thousand new mechanical
cut records Ihree for one dollar.
Few dnys only, at Shepherd's. tf
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tops. '. . '
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LI hiamaTH PALLS
1HE mindte yon put yom-
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eel pain being; drawn oat
and comfort just soaking in.
How good your tired, swol
len, burning feet feel. Tii"
draws oat the poisons that
canse .tender, aching feet.
"Tir" take all the soreness -out
of corns and callouses.
Get a bos of "Tir" at any ,
drua- or department store for
a few cents. ' - :-t
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your feet fresh, sweet and Jft
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