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THE KLAMATH NEWS
Saturday. Nov. 20. 1926
.Wholesale Arrests
in Rumanian Plot
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lO'romentKevoiti
VIKNNIA. v. Nov. JO.( United ?
1'rnas) A dispatch, from' iWlinroslj
to Allravhialnn ZvltuiiR today Mid
'wluiliisnla iru (i IikiI followdl the!
lUsrovery of
They Whip Oregon Aggie Players
, v Into Condition
plot lo smnislo for
mer Crown Prince Carol' of , lluV
' mania ' to' llm-haraal as the iiraludu
In revolution.
King. Ferdinand would have lienn
compelled lo abdicate and Carol
would have been enthroned, accord
ing a the illipalru.
., Former Crown Prince Crol waa
believed to be In Purl toduy.. After
l'hU disappearance last December
; Carol wi round In Iht company
of Mm. Mnxda Ltipearu, blonde,
'In Milan. Italy.
1 Hiibarim'ently they wont to Purl,
where Carol and Mngtla havs con
tinued to' live. '
MKIRI1II HI NCKKMT CO.
'' I.OKKH ' XU'KT ACTION'
4 CHICAOO. Nor." 20 (IT. .)
The I'nlled Htatea government today
won a verdict In the ault filed
agaliial It by the Suncroat Orchard
company of Mt'ddird. which allunod
, that government officials had "wan
tonly rondmuird a lurio quantity
f fruit owijod by the Hum-rest
romtiany," bocauaa the fruit bore
too much arsenate of lead.
Tha fruit conipany..roiilended that!
tho load waa uaod for killing lo
awta and waa a nrreaalty which, lb
tha quantity uncd. waa not harm
ful. .
mww, I'vi t''!'' fist
A frit .tea mAH a .'.
aw A
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III V ;. ' 'Ju Both Hands
1 tybAMA
Footlmll CoachlnK Staff of O. A. C, which put taam In- field that
dfvatad Unlvvrally of Oregon yoalerduy by acora of 1 to 0. . lft to
rUht: Paul J, Hihbsk-r, C. C. Btetaon, C. W. King, (ieorge J'lumb and
Rlihurd Newmap.
HKillTMVlKltH KIKKIKCK
NOVKLTt OK, NMm itOIMI
", POKTLANII, Nov. 10 (U. J1.)
.Hnowbound by a bllitard that awopt
.upon thani auddvnly, and held them
Loyond llonnelt paaa. tha hlKh Una
vt Mount Hood, a parly 'of light
keara waa at tho marcy of tha
atorm from early afternoon to duak
, Friday.
Tha party, all Tlrrell bua paaaon
. (era. wra rearuvd at duak and lak
n to the government ramp, whera
(they apent tho night. . .
HIAIIO t MVKIt.HITV lOHK
I'MWK U.MK TO I-. OK H. C.
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I.OS ANCKLKA. Nov. 10. (Cult
ed Newal A aeuaatlonal forward
paaa attack, together with the bril
liant running- of . Howard Klllnlt,
aubatltutn quartarback, gavo the
unlvaralty of.4Mmlhn CaUfornU a
ill lo I victory over Idaho liulvcr
,liy hero thla afternoon.""
Tha moat atartllng play sf the
afternoon, a paaa. Jacoby to Owlpga,
brought Idaho'a only acore. owluga
took tha ten i yard paaa with hla
.finger tlpa and aprlnted 60 yard
to the goal lino. He failed to eon
vert. A MOIXTAIN HTORY
IIKI.L PIKI.II, Corvallla, Nov. SO.
(lulled Preaa) Playing on a rain
auakad field bufuro a rocurd crowd
the Oregon Agglea fnotball aquad
made Pacific norlhwnat football hla
lory hers thla afternoon by de
feating Oregon 16 to 0.
Tho victory marked the flrat time
the Agglea' ,havo dufeated Oregon
(Wo yeara In aurreaalon. It waa
the flrat homecoming victory tho
Agglea evnr reglnlared over Oregon
on Hell field. ,
All acoring waa duh 4u the final
half, thn flrat tallica being reen
tered In tha third- quarter, when
Kchulmerlch'a toe aent the ball tail
ing between tha goalpoata.
The' flrat touchdown waa In the
final period after one of Wetiel'n
ptinta had been partly blacked. Jar
vla picked up the ball and raced to
the two yard Una before ha waa
downed. 8chnlmerlch hit tha line
for one yard and Howard JUnple.
who got out of tha hoapltul abort
ly before tha game.- and who had
relieved .penman, rolled off would
be lacklcra and went over tha lino.
Schulmerlch Called to convert.
Tha aecond touchdown alao waa
carried i over by Maple, who Inter
cepted a paaa thrown by Weliell.
Ho eluded half a doien tacklera and
raced down the field for a touch
down. Bchnlmnrlch converted. -
During tha flrat half tha Web
fnoiera of Oregon mat the heavier
Agglea and battled on even terma.
threatcnlna to acore aeveral tlmea.
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HOOTCH TO BE SOLD
BY STATUTE is PLAN
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TOO LATETO CLASSIFY
now on for medicinal
Tha following la taken from .a
column In the fiaatonla Oatetle
raited "Through tha Koyhole:"
The gaunt and gray old moun
taineer lay on hla deathbed. Hla
eyea were half cloned and he breath
ed alowly and hard. Hla face waa
haggard and hla handi white and
blue-veined. '
' Ily hla aide aat hla eldeat daugh
ter, a aharp-faced woman of 35.
and aha fanned him with a newa
paper aa aha calmly dipped 'anuft
with the frco hand. Now and then
a fly lailly buiird around tha grey
head of Iba old man aa ha moved. ' aupport.
ilo waa near dialh'a dflor. hla fee
ble body had about ran Ita courae
and hla eyea were dim, with a far
away look. '
, Ilia noMrlla began to quiver al
tnoat Impurcnptlbly. Ilo took a
whiff of tha air with a foeblo effort,
rolled hla eyea around and apoke:
"Evvlc, Evvlo, ain't that ham I
amell a-cookln'T" '
"Yea, Pap. What y' wantln' now?"
"Kvvla, I wut jea' thlnkin' If I
could have a nice allce o' that ham
and a pona o' combroad"
"V muat be craty. Pap. Don't
y' know that air ham la for th'
funeral tcrmorrow?"
KOIl RKNT Kurnlabed room. Wln
lera llldg.
M. L. JOHNHON
UiTH
$750.00 40 feet on Karle between
Kl Dorado and Alamaeda. Terma.
$100.00 SO feet on Fremont be
tween Kl Uorudo and'Pae. Ter
' rare, Thla will go. up next yeari
artor tho new Hot Hprlnga achool
la built. Look at your map.
$250.00 to $4GO,00 Rach 4 60-foot
Iota on 'Mantanlta between Kl
Dorado ' and Pacific Terrace.
c'heaner f ,w fhe whnle fonr .Thla
atuff caa't get aay cheaper1 and '
la a good buy for eomeone with
enough foreatght to buy ahead of,
the development liiatead of juat J
'behind It. Terma, of courae.
$1.000.00 Corner In Hot Hprlr.ga
with navlng on two aidea. Lot
la 60x160 and big enough for two;
houaea. Figure- It that way and
It la not ac cxpf naive Look all
what you (tel. When you put a I
good houae on thla lot you aren't j
atlcklng a big diamond In a flan-j
nel ahlrt. i'ou nra getting a lo-'
cation worthy of a mighty good
houae.
(1.000.00 0 ft. on El Dorado
corner of Auburn: Huron corner
lot wanta all caah. - I
$3,000.00 An Irregular, abaped.
lot on new paving- that someone
ran work out it a profit If they
nave the Ingenuity - to do
Torma.
$1,000,0060 feet on new. Pacific
Terrace: paving running through
to llaaklna Ave., Haya light; big
enough for two houaea,.
t ltK.M I'l'KFH
I'ao one cup hot wator, one-half
nip butter, one cup pantry flour,
y four egga. Heat the buttor and wa
ter until the water cornea to a boll.
.Add the flour-all at once and mix
thoroughly. Cook, stirring cVn
atantly, until maaa leaves' the sltea
of the pan In a smooth balh of
dough. Beat until thoroughly mix
ed. Drop by tablonpoonfnla on .but
tered baking sheets .and bakq for
Jhlrty-flvo ' or forty minutes (ac
cording to slse). When cool, fill
with whipped cream, sweetened and
flavored or with cream filling. Cover
puff with buttor cream Icing of any
Icing desired. lie enreful about the
heat of your ovon. llavto It rather
slow at first and theri Increase. If
you have It too hot at first the
puffs will rise np and Jhen fall.
If yon are uncertain' about tha
arrangement or wording of yonr ad
yertlaement don't heaitate to ask us
tor euaaaatlnna. Wa aball ba alad
a, to help yon with tha layout and the
Ply from
apliita. '
"Thla corporation would provldo
for roplcnlKhment and, under gov
ernment regulation, distribute med
icinal ' spirits direct to the retail
druggiat by American Hallway ex
press. This corporation would buy
for Immediate delivery In bottlon,
labeled, aealed and cased, all the
privately owned Blocks: and all or
eight diatlllery warehouaea suitably
located for distribution. -
"The purcbaao price paid by the
corporation and tho anlea price to
the purchaser at tho drug store
would be baaed on prevailing prlcos
during tho six months Immediate
ly preceding November 1, 1928.
Financing- la Conahlrml
"The method of financing tho cor
poration la yet under dlacuaalon In
an endeavor to accomplish tha ob
ject without government flnnnclul
Tho en (taunt Ion Is that the
government will name the Initial
board of directors. It la proponed
to select as dlroctora oittNtMndlng
lit liens whoso experience will as
sure proper management wholu
aalo druggists, bankers, physicians,
life Innuranro executlvea, etc.
"The Rornrnment would audit tle
arconnta of the corporation from
time to tlmo and earnings would he
limited to assure a reasonable cost
to tho public."
When Androws' proposal was
made public tonight It was em
phasized that the government was
not going Into the liquor bualnesa.
The corporation la to be absolute
ly private, but under closo federal
supcrvlnlon. "
- Pnro Whlnhcy Assurcl .
Andrews ' Said tho plan would
save $1,000,000 annually In enforce
ment, If will Insure puro whiskey
to tho sick at reasonable cost and
takes medical liquor out of the
'competitive market, he said.
The corporation, it waa explain
ed probably will be financed by the
sale of storks and bonds. Aside
from close supervision by the pro
hibition organliatlon It would func
tion virtually tho same as any other
commercial business,
With only fifteen million gallons
of liquor left In -bond and med
icinal whlnkny being consumed at
the rate of about three million gal
lons annually the need for replen
ishing, tho supply la acuto, Androws
said.
The proposed leglslntlon will au
thorlio replenishment of medicine
liquors without Introducing poli
tical conditions and without open
ing further avenues for diversion.
Only two distilleries will be op
erated by the corporation
HOUSES J .
$7.000.00 -apartment house earn
ing $B.OO per month. In walk
ing distance good neighborhood
on hill. Terms.
$3,600.00 New 4-room ' house,
hnrdwoood floor good built-4n
work: good concrete basement.
Including garage. Near Upham St.
paving.
What you no longer hare nsa (or
may bs Jnst tha thing another la
aneklnc-. New Classified Ada bring
preparation of the copy at any time, buyers and sellers together.
$4.000.00 New house near Uphaml
wt. paving; 6 rooms, bath, turn
ace, fine built-ins, hardwood
wood floors. Reasonable terma.
$6,600.00 5 -room house, close la
on 9th St., good location and
good house. Terms.
$6.000.00 S-ronm house Terrace
Addltltn: - furnace, hardwood'
floors living ' room and dlnlng-t
room:, garage In basement. 'Worth
the money. Terma.
FOIt ItKNT UNFURNISHED
$40.00 per month, new 4-room.
house.- nil modern conveniences..
Junl off Oregon Ave., on good'
view t near llelmont stores no
children.
Thla Is All I Have For. Rent. nndS
It Won t Last Long!
406 Main St.
Phone 205-W
FOR RKNT Furnished room, Wln-t
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