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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1927)
THE KLAMATH NEWS Wednesday, April 13. 1927. Pagg Threa Police Unable to Find Sacked Body r rimri.Axi), Ani it, hum Allor ur.'ilaliiit Colulolila sIuiikIi fur Frisco Seals Win From Sacramento HAS KltANCIW O, April II. (V. To I'iiMIhihI Mr. anil Mm. J. futility linmii. uml Mi.mluy It waa 1' The Han KraiirlM-.ih.-ala wt-iit CITY BRIEFS biiura In a frullli'M I'tforl lu locale 1'nny Wi'lln will pi-ii(l Ilia romliiK found m-ivm-uiy lo oporiitv, aunnv ...k l,a.,v.d lu r.ml.li. Kaaier vn.nll.m In I'uvtlniiu vllllii on a halting rampage Tuesday and til. Ih.,I ,.f . ,..r ... IWI. ,r' "' r.-.U..T... land polio tunlaht turned tho case to Waahlnilon ruiituy nuiliorltlca. ; Thin diu laliin 1 rra.lii-d alter pull.- hud spent ihunI of Tuesday, I ,o ...ri.y or u-iroy ,M,a .l allh her lllllllly. elru alory of tin sa.k. which was told tin' in b) Kri'd lloh.li iiiii, loial rontraitor. Il.ilalruiii told polite! fhat ho had h.en aieoati-4 on tli lleavert.in highway by four arniidt Invn and rouiHUe1 lo uu hi I lac lit tlnllvvry truck lu transport hut he. Jiollrvvd lo be a body lo the slough. 4& tiara li waa thrown lu ilia water. Driving on to Hulinoii CrX, dm Imndlta ordered' him to atou and bound tilu li nn. Thi'y lli.-n got Into a lilKh piiwervd nuluiiiotiilo, bo sul.l, mid drove nwuy. 'Later llt.lstru'ui managed lo Ipiti blo to tho homo of Kre.l (ilbbii. Kalinon ram-her, where ho rolali-d i .lila atory. diifi'iitrd Harrunicn'o. leader of tho from I hi' .tu.-i.rr lir. William Parlflc CNiaat faauiLall rare, 1y a I Itugera. In i-harga of tho lu-allli om of IS to I. fti-renien lilla MIm I'.irk.-r Lrnvi-a- Mlna Aiik-"' among tho Kianiam Indiana. ram on m v-. n wn uxla I'aik.-r. prliirliuil uf Fremont ' a Klamulli Kails Tuesday ton-1 the HeualonT tlilrd df..-at of thq s.liool, will l.uv Krl.luy for CSrunm r.rrjiia with Dr. II. H. Kewaom of.aoa.on. wh.ro .he will nd Ihr I ho '"'H h-allh unit. ! Oakland, cotter ed wli-g many o m m j nun a lAia AiiKuirn, um mu nnge.t r-'rmn ItoM'liurx - Kvvn-ll iv-n- won, 6 lo 6, In the first game of port, of Kimrhura. arlvrd In Klatn- utli ' Kail Monday from Itosul.urg. tho ah Angeles si-rlea. I Mimlon alammed out 11 tilts and Japan brl.lo of Holland Itudolnl. Hu.urd.yl:"" '"''"" lorn"n,t " 8 ' '" i..... i i ui i .... horo. Ilo made tho trip from ICouo-i dlana' ononlOK (am ut Iioiiv. Ih.il H.y W. d'uy. Iiiirlnn hor I b'lr;.1'" "'"'" "!! U'"' "V ' . T"! "o"0 'J V ..i. ...... ir. i-1.. .n.. wiii ...h. ' t Klamath Kulla, who motored to:rl in J'ortlanit In tlmo for tho .Ululi. for l'.. r at lllr.rald.. ..hool. ; for Iho wook-. n.l. A Imirhoun hoiiorliiK Ml.a JpiiiiIiik. waa alvwi by tho loarhora of Klror .lito ..'hool Tiii'.tlny noon. opening Ramo thero und lloavor ion. win fo i.x-ir ifum in action AuliH. Itrllir Kouili.n forolKO Wodmadoy for the flrat tlmo thlai I iiutoiiioliltfa w.'ro ri'KtHtcrffl at lhCyour. Irhuinlior of (-omtii.'ri-e Tiiomday. TI...V ur.,- T..m. I'un. Purli I'lli UDrCTI IMr rUAMD To J.M.M.ii III.. - Ml.a K y I y u I ,,, , . w K ,.,,, N,.Vad.i flty ' wirami Appli'aato anil Ml.. Iiorolhy Chll-1 . ' j,-r,.j Atnlp, Ardiiioro, Okln- I IS WINNER AGAIN wood will p.nd iho loinlna wo.k-1 h()11)11. K K Jt coamoMilla.i ond vl.llliiii frl.nd. and rtlnCIVf W-Bh.; .,.., A.hmiil,. Kauta liar- CIIICAtiO, April 12. (U P.) In Jiiik.otivlllo. inrl (.n . w Wllaon. Han'J"l"nlo M-yn. world', middle- KrniiVlwo: . A. Knillh. Pltl.buric. I wolnht WTcatllnn champion, aucceaa- ,11ml tioik Mho N ('. Wplihor. 1 c, ; Pr, ,y, w.'ii.li h.'o. Wa.h.: fully dfondi-d hla title Monday by airo.t.'il liy pollro on ilmrlptlon : u j Knrlaht lirrki'lov P X tirit-! duftallna Jimmy JKoa of Chicago ese Troops ' Ready for China iTOKIO, April II. Il'l'l-Im-inrdlalo d.'Partiiro for China of '.dm rompanloa of troop.. Inrludlua i inarlilao fttinnora and artlllory mrn, ;waa aanctlonod Tuoaday by Kin L'por.kr lllorhlto. ) Formal aalllnf ordcra woro t..uo and tha proaoiil larrlaon III Poking. ind Tlont.ln. whoro tho flro now -oniianlii will go, woro ordered to lolay tho return to Jupau pending tVereloptiienta I Thla movrmrnl of troop, will I' ring tho tola! alreniith of troop. in tha dl.trlet of I'oklnv on ut right rumpaiiloa. Originally It hud'r,l l'v Khoup, paeeutlvo vice-1 her dullea at tho auto regi.try and hi-eu luienited that tho flvo now j Pre. Idem of the Southern Pacific. I Information dark of the local cliaui :;uiiipanlea would-not null until May. I ! ber next week. l I lt .IkiuiIIoii .i ii pli il Ite.lgna- i ' iSK F! FTrN RFVFAI Fn tlon of the county library board I how UUie Hit. Wutif IM.patch- . H . v . . . u-,uuw .... lt . from l..kivlow liullralo that BY JACKSON FLOODS , court Tuoailav. Tho board. I tlooao Inko. which had all but dried which con.l.led of V. A from Madeira. Cullfomla. waa ro-' B.n iruB. cur .; Koiiold Utearna, turned to camurnia lue.uuy oy ,,, jp; wmiuin llaxelalrlo, Dor Sheriff Khodea of Madeira county. ' r) Webber I. charged with pa..lng flc-j ' a lltloll. clivcka In tho aouth. lli-uiiM-a llutli -Mr.. Kral.k llow- anl. of the "tuff of tho local high Not liilorowicil Tho Southern .chnol. I. able to re.iime her dullea Pacific company I. not Intcreatod t again afler an nb.enco of aome time In .urchaalng tho Income hoiida of occu.loned by lllnoaa. tho II. C. K. railway, according to tho conlenta of a letter received In Portland Mra. Virginia K hup by Councilman K. II. Hal. Igor, pel, of tho chamber of commerce, I. "Wo do not feel In po.ltlon to con- .pendttiK the week In Portland, .liter further a uul.ltlon. of any I .tiidylng tho nielhoda u.ed In the kind until tho uc.tion of the D-!auto regi.try mid Information du tranco of the Northern line. Into parinieni. of tho aialo chamber of Ktiiinnth J-'nll. I. finally dl.tKi.od , commerce and the Portland cham- of." tho letter .luted. It waa atgn- bor of commerce. She will reaiime MKIlKOHI). April IS. L'.P. 1 I Th finding of tho akelelon of a .MIN.UiKIt t.KTH XtW JOIl CIIICAUU, April 12. (U.P.) Ituaaoll "Harney" Btanley, man ager la.t year of the Winnipeg team in the American Hockey aasoeiation. haa been algned to manage the Chi- Wlet. HP following acverul dry yeatn. has i cago Black Hawka In 19S8, Fred- ts: A. Met arthy. II. 1. Newell and ; ,M'," reatorod to Ha high level of orlck McLaughlin, head of the Clack C II. t'nderwood. gave aa II. rea- 'wo year, ago oy tne neavy pre- Hawk, announced tonight EE We Are Presenting for Your Approval The Newest Service in . ' STERLING SILVER, By Towle The Louis XIV WATCH OUR WINDOW DISPLAY Glover's Jewelry Store txl In two alrulght fulla. x joeyera cianipea a fiopper noia on Iogoa to win 'the f irot fall In ' - one hour and fonr minutea. lie won r the aocond with a half nelifon In ff two minute. " ' TII.DKX DOWNS TWO PINEHL'KST. N. C. April 12. (U.P.I William Tllden II downed two opponent. In the opening day'a ' play of the north and aouth tennia; tourney Monday. , . .. j Tllden defeatod bia flrat oppon-, ent, J. A. Itugglea. Plnehurat, 6-0. tl-0. and then eliminated Jo.iab I Wheelwright, lloal-i 6-1, 6-0. man In the new rour.o of Juckoou I am for realsnlna a lack of co- clpltatlon of the pa.t winter. The crook, created by tho recent flooda. 'operation. 'lake I. .till rl.iug. It waa lleil. i tmik Coroner Conger to J.ik.on-. t i Mllo Tuoaday for an Investigation. t.,o IHvrrrn Tno divorce .ulla Ln'"1 I"!"! The 11-ncre alte of Tho .keleton la that of an aged'-,,., fii,..i-i .i.,.h ,, ii,i,. I the now Cnlon high ..hool. upon; houae now aland., waa deeded to Iho M-hool board Tueday by the Klamath Development company.! Con.lderatlon wa. SCS.OOO. llupklna a Vl-ltor F. E. Hop- man. The back of tho akull ha.!,ni1 Tue.dav. Molllo K. Ilhodo. V b" a eru.hed by a hoary blow and k, .,.rallon from W. II llhode.. ,rf. tha body had been hurled under a I miorney'a feoa amounting to I2S0. pile of .tonoa which had been wah- and her lawful lntere.t In cor ed away when the creek changed It. ,u mm.. Addition l.rouertv. Mra. cour.0. Conger believe. Iho re. j nhode. gllegea cruelty on tho port n.aiu. are wio.e oi an oiu miner. f i,r hn.band. Allectno crneltv i who .. probably murdered more Thelm, Kryberg a.k. for a, divorce' '"l" r'7k ,,,h" Wh"' JMian .core of yearn ago. v Krvbera Pelican hotel nnd now In charge of j j ' 1,1 " rml- t , ford Lumber rninnany'a fine ! LIGHTWEIGHT CHAMP I. o n v i for Salem Mr. Merle new hotel nt Pino Itlilge. waa In thla city Tue.day'for a few hours. RED PEPPER HEAT STOPS BACKACHE The heat of red peppers takes the "ouch" from a sore, Jarae. back. H ran not hurt yon, and It -certainly end tho torlrrre atonee." , When Mm tr swfforinr so vou can hardly get around, ut try I Red li-ppor Hut. and you will have WINS OAKLAND BOUTjrjc". Hnmmy Mtindcll, world'a I iiclit - i WMljiht rhnmpion. Knwkrd out : Johnny VaitU'f. Oftklnnd. In thr Join their husband, who are at t I pnnfnl In Hnlrin. Cook nnd Hons j I ton. both wrll known lorally, hnv , declared. ..U.onJ I " I"'"" - " al.iv..t. bom hero tonight. ' ",p, tw" .f',m.""-: muk,! ,lu'lr I V: tihortly after the .ecoi.d opened i ho,,, ,,u ro ' " '"'J'"'- j Mandoll placed a right rro.a that I dropped Values, ami a few aeronU'l 1 ri"M'" MTatlim tloiono Tlp H later ahot another that completed I ",n- H-)ear-old daughter of Mr. rJ tbo knockout. s and Mrs. J. V. Tipton. Kwiiuna and! E'ven had Valdes been able to , 1 ln" 'reoi. i. reporien to no con- j f kuts-k mil' Mnndell. ho wn. two valesclng tuvorably from an opera-, i pounds over tho llghtwelRht cla.a. I Performed Tuoaday In a local .; j hoapltal. Ml.a Tipton ha. been very ! REVENUE ON SHEEP i'" f"r "'" "' "'" ! TO HIT HIGH MARK! j Pepper Kub you will feel - the i tingling; heat, ln three minutea It I wanna tho sore spot through and i through. I'ain and soreness arc . gono. I.DI.HKN ItKAIlS VKTOItS IIKKKEI.KY Tho fnlverslly of (alltoinla won live out of nix A,k anv drucaiat for a of matchra from the 1'nlvornlty of Rowles Ked Pepper Rub. Be sure: Southern Cnllfornla In a diiul ten-1 to get the genuine, w ith tho name1 nl. meet here today. Howies oa each packago. Adv. i (Continued from Pae fine) ! ro In tho ni'lKhhorhoud of fl.lMHi, ; OUII." : Thn sheep Indu.try In Khimnlh . rounly haa expandod rapidly during CORNS ;"j he pa.t two years, tho county agent T i ff Off No Pain ! totaled, and contluiio. to grow In 1 Y" , healthy fu.hion. The advent of! jj purebred sheep ond their Incrous-1 I Ing popularity here la an Important fl help to the t.ililll)y and continued' growin oi ine occupaiion. ne saiu OREGON ASSESSORS ' DIVIDED ON BLANK 1 (Contlnti.il from Page One) weasor and ran ak for a revision of valuations on any property that It! cinema noceMNiiry," Mr. Fl.her said Intimating that If tho a.Ho.aor cull Inot gel nccurulo vnlmitloiis. without tho blue blunk ho will probubly nocd to use 11, willingly or otherwise. Doesn't hurt one bit! Drop a lit tto "Freoxone" on an aching corn, Instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly you lilt it right oft with fingers. Your drugglHt sells a tiny bottle of "Freosone" for a lew rents, suf ficient to removo every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and the foot calluses, without For roatilla use News Class Ads. soreness or Irritation. Adv. I Kindly attention and a pleasant home atmosphere are assured moth ers at the Klamath Valley Hospital. R.T.BALDWIN. PROP. 32S South Sixth Street - Phone 361-R DON'T DRIVE A WRECKED CAR WE ARE EXPERT MECHANICS fil Of Skilled Workmanship WHEN you buy Schumacher Pluter Wall Board, you are buying permanent Inter' iors prepared by akilled era (time n. All the messy work with plaster is done in factor ies. Ir comes to you clean, finished. Scill it axts no more than with the old fashioned lath and plaster way. Ask your lumber dealer about it, SCHCMACHER WALL BOARD CORP. LOS ANOELKS SEATTLE SAN FRANCISCO Vt'iirWimiMi Ticoma. Portland. Stockton, SnnRafitl, Oakland, San ttanciaco, San Jotc, San Ditto 4 as a. ml jb. m. ' SbkA M wa. mi Wall Board Let us show you how to build walls quickly, economically with Schu W1 macher 6 Willi. Board For Sale At UK) UASIV 1,1'MllKfl CO.' HW.AN IiAKK M'MIIKIt CO. H1XTH HT. M'MIIKK CO. Just received many new styles for ; our SPRING OPENING, and EASTER BUSINESS Come in and see them HOSIERY New arrivals show Hosiery ot wispy fine ness. MISSION CADET $1.00 $1.00 $1.49 $2.25 $1.95 $3.95 The "ZADATIE" In pastel parchment and Venetian combin ation. Also In Patent with a harmonising trim. $7.85 and $9.50 Buster Brown Shoe Store THE FAMILY SHOE STORE Shop Our Windows We Carry All Width Permanent Pavement Your street improvements should be given careful consideration. Cement Concrete Pavement ' will win by comparison with other type. It will pay you to investigate. Dunn & Baker i Klamath Falls, Oregon 3C S3 ryl 1
