TACR SIX
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1027;
THF,
! klXmatii WAV '
5 Ki 1 1 e diliSGASSrtta
T' ' whnt u b1,,)''', ,of bo lhi TliU rlntio sPhaf
, j first tin elul sctuss of a mo- Illgn LIUSS VslCl
Ail vji aoii
Experimental Plane Falls
' Near Stinson Field,
v, Sn Antonio, ,Cal.
BAM ANTONIO. Oct. 15. (VP)
riYq persons or titled her
rl. tnnlKht when an cxpoH
momal airplane owned by a San
Antonio man craahed near Htln
son field, the municipal airport.
L, I.. Clark It. of Houston,
who Vaa piloting the plane waa
killed aa were Mm. Kd Cava
hah (correct) of San Antonio,
her 4-year-old daughter and Win.
Wlnbnrn, a reporter for the San
Antonio LlKbt. Kd CavanauKb.
husband of Mr. Cavanaugh died
shortly after the accident In a
local hospital.
' Obaorrera said that the plane
vaa flying at an altitude of about
100 fetH when the motor appar
ently went dead and the plane
craahed Into a field.
first time actual acenea of a mo
tion picture have erer been
broadcast to the radio tana, oc
curred during the filming of the 1
cenea for "Knockout Ueilly,"
RU'hard Dln'a latcat atarrlng ve
hicle for Paramount coming
At (he Hotels
I Vll.LlAHl-J. M. Johnson,
: Portland: C. t. Omlll, Corning;
PORTLAND. Oct. li. tl"P l"- Williams, Mcdtord; E. II. Hail-
t.lle sited portrait of the r- !""" -
..a.i ........... ! " . busst, roruanu; j. 11. Krton.
.uv.i ........ 'rltr.
i.oa Angeiea; i. k. u .u. oan '
H. Nelson Takes
New Agency Here
SHERIFF'S OFFICE
SWAMPED BY CASES
choatra leader In i
to which hare adorned the lamp
posts 01 a hi . in ph.-v. u 1 Uoe
removed tonight becauw 11. w .'
I Wood, rMlaurnut owner, wnnt.id j
the I'lnc Tree theatre.
Pour acenea from "Knockout
Rellly." then being filmed were
broadcaat by tlraham Mc.N'amee,
nationally known radio an
nouueer. The hour of rntertainmcnt
took the radio and motion pic- council to allow him to adrvrtla
ture fana Into Iho aludio for the, his chef Just aa the theatre ex
first time, and there they heard plolted Us musician,
he voices of the actor, the mega- j '! paid for that poet and I
ipnone instruction oi iu airecior, un.p ..i.... iu . ,..
the shouts of the extras, the theatre. " no dwiarra.
crackle of the Kleig lights and The council willed the mat
the orchestra accompaniment to ter by revoking Ita permit to the
rniiiv-i.-. r. im .r. 1- il.!. .. . vl.m.iK
Portland: Mr. and Mrs. W. W.
Harrington. Oaaelle. Calif; MUa
A- greater volume of goitornl
II R. Nelson and son have court bualnnaii la handled through
made announcement of the fuel the KlaiuntU county sheriffs of
that they have taken over (he flee than any other sheriffs of
Oldrmublle agency fJr this ter-; flee In the stiito with the ev-
In conjunction With thoi cupnou l .ihiiu ruuiiijr aim
Palron-Kulglit agency wnten tney
possibly Murlou county.
At least that la I lie contention
of atliuliea ot loo sheriff 'a office ,
who proudly point to the rneords
and eontoniT that "limy vpntik
(or lliciuaelvoa."
The records show thnt the
HherKfs nfdcu has been given
J circuit court, Joules court
and outside cases on which to;
I'litnka service, -Of till" . nuiul'er
((ill Bern circuit . rmirt.
JACK FKOST
Shoe Repairing
While You Wail!
I.AIHKN' IIKKI HPKCl.tLIHT
ttA Ho. HIMll Ml.
dramatic scenes.
The first scene vroadeast was
that of a cabaret, with Dlx and
i Miss Urlan participating. The
jaxs music was sent over the air
during the turning of the scene.
The final scene was the prise
tight between Dli and Jack lie
nault, ring heavyweight.
theajre
Ing.
for the street advertis-
Lake counties for several months.
j - Nelson fovla that buslnwta In
Klamath'. .Pounty Justlflea thia
t more, aa the Kulcon-Knlght, a
M.ini .1 i medium pjrU-ed car. hna enjoyed
. nwigart, v nicago; air,' anil
Mrs. II. It. Weesuer, Mlunounolls;
.' CHICAGO, Oct. 1 S Con-
traasman R. II. Laguardla of
New York and pilot L. M. El
I but had a close escape from
death or Injury today when' their
airplane struck a rut while land
Inn oa the municipal airport field
and turnod up on lis nose.
- Both were shaken up but not
even bruised. The front of their
plane and the propeller were
wrecked. " ...
'Congressman Laguardla, noted
wet leader la the house, was
forced to cancel his dinner en
gagement with Congressman Win.
Car, Minnesota, at Uuluth to
night. .".
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COJXE RETl'RXS
' Cob Coyne has returned from
Baa Diego and Jam Angelas and
with him la Eugene McCarthy,
one of the heaviest grain specula
ton In the Calked States, main
taining connections in New York,
Paris, Chicago and Loa Angeles.
.McCarthy Just recently re
turned from a trip to Europe
where he went for pleasure and
easiness combined. Darin; his ab
aeace from his home In Holly
wood he leased it to Mrs. Hor
ace Dodge. I
Private Bath
Electric Ranco
Hot. Water
. Garacc
. , With
. Each
Apart meat
Cooking t'teniiUs
Silverware '
Bed and Mattress
Esplanade
' Court -:
Apartments
BY DAY, WEEK OR MONTH
" Special Rates to ' .
't I'ermanfnt JUuesta , ,
- 101.1 Esplanade Street or
V 1K Main Phone T94-W
,10 put a picture of kia new rock Mabel lloiyor. (linelle, Calif; J.
dn one of the posts. )S. Pitman. Portlaud; Mr. and
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It has been established hero. The
lonald Weesner. Mlnm-apolla. 1 leview nrnncn nas isr eaceeu.
Mr. and Mrs.- K. C. Kleiner, .Mem-i " expectallona of the dealers.
Phis. Tenti; K. Wallaea and wife. I The OldsmoblU agency in
ISjrtland: A. K. Kugs. Lakovlow; i Klamsih rVlln haa Inxm under
Max II. Cordea, Loa Angeles; A, 'the dlretlojn pt a number of dlf
Jorgensen and wife. Seattle: W. jferent rompanlea In the past few,
M. Selby. San Francisco; C. 8. 1 years, the last bclqg the llruin
Webber, Alameda: Mr. and Mrs 'well company, ,
, Clout Chldera. Med ford. ... -.. . i
I The well equipped X-hny lab-
i "When you have freight' forioramry at Klamath Valley a-
Qnrairiia l?nirl To
k-'FV&" ILakcvlew call Klamnth Falls. ; pltal la Indispensable in Iveiilgu-
t llmAaA Vnnn i Ijikevlew Stage Lines, care City 'Unit difficulties ot tin ohest and
I'rsnsfer Co. Phone 4.13. 11 -fit abdomen.
(CVtatlnoed from Iag One)
mediately under force account or
day labor. A representative of
the county engineer's office will
be on hand at all times to pro-
I lect the county's Interesta."
; . The Campbell road which
originates east ot IHy and ex-
by the Hauser Urolhers Construe- tends north several miles, was
ttoa company. . one ot the many county roida
fndcr the direction of Fred R. provided for In the half million
Crlchton, superintendent ot con-' dollar bond Issue ratified by the
G. N. Contracts
Let For Project
(Coairaned from rage, Om)
structlon. work Is progressing
rapidly on the trestle. The
Great Northern railroad company
la anxioua to complete the bulld
ot the span before bad weather '
sets In. Twenty men are em
ployed on the trestle job. All '
labor la being hired in Klamath
Falls.
Mr. Crlchton la supervising the;
construction work In connection
with the G. N. Terminals. . '
Tennessee AT
Forfeits Bond j
"Tennessee Al." Fort Klamath
resident, yesterday forfeited bond
of ISO placed following bis arrest
September 23 by Federal Prohi
bition Officer L. O. Shirley.
Authorities did Dot know Ten
nessee's correct name. He waa 1
charged with sale of one pint ot
whisky. j
CONSTABLE LEAVES
TO GET PRISONER
' To take Charles Spere, former
ly a resident oi Klamath Falls.
In custody. Constable Gary B.
Coiad left yesterday (or Eugene
where Bpere la being held In Jail.
-Fpere is charged with having
defrauded a board bill In Klam
ath Falls. He will be brought
here to face the charge.
DIVORCE FU-ED TODAY
Fay Brotherton filed auit (or
divorce against Max Brotherton
on the grounds ot cruel and In
human treatment In circuit court
thia morning.
' II. L. Wlmer riled suit against
D. Winter on grounds of crnel
and Inhuman treatment.
electorate June Si. It had ben
planned to have the work on the
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a li.csl Question Involving the!
bond Issue held - up the work.
Now that the legal shadow has
been dispelled, the court Is bend
ing every effort to hurr the
work this fall. ,
Youth Indicted
By Grand Jury
i (Continued from Pajre Ope)
I lly. who told the coroner's Jury
j Harry had Instructed him to
ciean op ine oasemem oui oon l
fool around with those loose
bricks." (It waa under loose
bricks in the basement floor that
Mrs. Hill's body waa found.)
Harry was last seen In Streat
or shortly after he purchased a
second hsnd automobile and
equipped It "for a long trip." I
Search was extended for him
from ocean to ocean and he fin
ally was captured In Seatllo.
Wash. He waa returned to
Streaior and held under guard
pending report of the grand Jury, j
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We Have Moved
to our new location
Sixth and Willow'
We are taking this means of thanking
you for your past patronage and hope
you will continue to call'on us for any
thing you may need in our line.
McCoiinick-Deering
Complete line of farming machines.
Thompson
Potato graders, baskets and
sack holders.
" , : Otsego
Pitchforks and steel goods.
r" Jory
Fresno scrapers and tractor hitches.
, Repairs
Are our specialty.
J. S. Mills & Son
"Good Equipment Makes a Good
Farmer Better."
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"To" Serve Humanity Better" ' j
j -TMIE Bum of wisdom is, that the time ia i!
I never lost that is devoted to work. i,
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NATIONAL BANKS publish their statements of condi
tion at stated periods when designated by the
' Comptroller of the Currency. Such calls
are made with the purpose of
examining the condition " .
of banks.
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT bonds. STATE
and MUNICIPAL bonds and the large CASl-t RESERVE
are especially strong features of this bank's statement.
It is with some pride we call your attention to these item3
which mark this institution as a Strong Bank, worthy of
your confidence and patronage.
REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY
(CONDENSED) ' ' '
The First National Bank
OP KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON .
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS
OCTOBER 10. 1927
RESOURCES
Bills Receivable . '. . . . . ;
U. S. Bond
Other bonds, wan-ants and securities
Federal Reserve Stock . . . . .
Real Estate, Furniture and Fixtures
Five per cent Redemption Fund .
Cah on Hand and Due from Banks
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock .
Surplus and Undivided Profits .
Reserved for Taxes
Circulation ........
Deposits ...........
741,500.00
"411,818.25)
. . 0,900.00
..05,172.10
i " 5,000.00
' 921,070.06
.$3,664,478.41
$ 200,000.00
' 73,099.95
9,748.14
100,000.00
3,281,030.32
$3,664,478.41
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Autumnal modcit: Frocks, Irosoa nntt
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you to Beleot your Foil wirdrobo. Most
of the new RtyliM carry with them a
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Every Nection of this Btoro caters to a
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in plenty of stylish apparel for the
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birth up to 6 year of aire.
Truth in Advertising
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true spirit of cooperation. . We recofr
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wo all wish to do. We wmit to help.
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