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Newspaper Page TextTIIK KLAMATH NKWH PAGE TWO Tl'KSIUY. HKCKMIiKK lit. M-'7. LOUGHR AN WINS DECISION IN 15 ROUNDS DECISION AT -END OF HARD FIGHT IS FAIR Slattery' Friends Still Believe Buffalo Boy It Best Battler MADISON SQt'AAUK CAKOKN New York. Pec. 12 ilMM After 15 rounds of fast and fan cy flgtatJiiK which had l ho cus tomers on the edfce of their seat throushout the houi. Tom my Loughran, nf rhlla.lelpMa, won the judges' derision over Jimmy Slattery of Huffilo, in ":.dison Square Garden Monday night, thus acquiring the light heavy weight championship. There was plenty of unrason abln opposition from the Slaitery adherents anions the 1S.UV0 spec tators, however, id there will always be ninny wno believe that "Jimmy I the Philadelphian's mm-tor. The decision was entirely fair. Loughrnn beinic the agRressor throughout most of the bout, besides winning six of the rouuris. with five going to Slattery and four even. Bark lVLikM The new champion was ever ready to force the fighting, while "Slats" occasionally mounted a bicycle and back-pedaled as fur iously as did Gene Tunney In the famous seventh round at Chicago. But for all Tommy's superior aggressiveness and harder hitting this fight between the champion nf the National Boxing Associa tion and the champion of the New York State Athletic Asso ciation was well wonh watching. Slattery showed flurries of fight In which he rocked Loughran with left hooks and right crosses to the face which had the blood running from cuts beneath the Philcdelpbian's eyes and" about his mouth. "My Skin Is Hopeless" Tou won't Ray that if you will nse the -skin corrective that works two ways at once! Your skin must be both cleared and healed. Sulphur is a remarkable skin clarlfler, while for healinu than menthol. The two make a complete skin cor rective, something you have not had before. While the sulphur elears up the pimples, blackheads aud erezma blotches, the menthol heals the broken and sore tissue. It's wonderful how this combina tion works. Long-standinn cases of skin troubles are cleared up often in two or three davs" time , Your druKftlst has Mentho Sul phur In jars, ready to use. at a : few cents cost. One night's use will give you the surprise of yeur life. Wye,hChemica,FreeTrial 578 Madison Ave., New York, Dept. M-G 295 Mail me Free Sample of Mentho-Sulphur For reaerTatlons Phone 10F11 We cater to private parties and banquets Olene Hot Springs Chicken Dinners and Entertainment 24-Hour Service Ten mllea out at old Ulcuo Christmas Cards Klamath Printing Company 522 Klamath Avenue Standard Dyers and Cleaners For IVtter Appearance s Oflorlena Cleaning One-Day Herrlro Kpert PyelnR 1409 Esplanade St. Phone 825 I Tennis Leaders ! Okeh Davis Cup Tourney In U. S. KW YOKK. leo The rt'n'tmnt'ndHtutn of the Davi cup calumnies that the I'ntleil Suites Miall tltallchKC for the Davis cup next year In the American tone was unani mously passed by the executive committee of the I nile.l Slates I.awn Tennis association at it unnnal meetfiiK. William T Tilden. II. ex pressed himself recenily as fav rtnz the challenging in (he Eur opean v.m The reasons given by the Davis icup committee for deciding on j the American Line follow: ' 1 That it would be unsports I manlike t.i desert the American ilone after suproriing the two i lone aystem. i 2 That the chances of vic j tory are preaier. 3 That time would be saved ; inasmuch as challenging in the ; Ktiropean group wjuld necesii : tate sending a team abroad iu March. j 4 Thut it would be unwu)c ;to ask the college players to cut ; short their scholastic work. S That more players would tie available in the Lulled Stales I and more combinations cn-.tM ' be used. i 1 At The Pine Tree There is a plethora of talent on the Five-Act bill to hold the rostrum at the popular Pine Tree Theatre Tuesday and Wednesday withvome unusual attractions in store for patrons. Perhaps the big noise on the program will be supplied by Ciladys Jackson and Her Thrw Boy Friends who specialize in some whirlwind eccentric step pine tiat Is original In its con ception. Miss Jackson reeently appeared with success in "Strut ting Sam" a big South of the Mason Dixon line production. Harry Cody the ukulele jockey from the south is a clever instru mentalists as well as having a weolth of entertaining value and a personality that puts him on the right side of bis auditors from the start. Ivan and Company with Dolly Rae and Ted White feature char acter dancing and novelty bits and from Their Chinese id?a which starts proceedings to the finish there Is not a dull moment. Dainty Jeanette Vivian, the Gypsy vloliniste with a reper toire of popular selections and the more peppier numbers is al ways a big favorite. Happy Days with an animal offering in which some clever monkeys are featured starts the show off In a pleasing way the' offering being a treat for both young and old. On the screen "Smile Brother. Smile," co-starring Smiling Jack Mulhall and adorable Dorothy Mackalll. Smile at Jack as the salesman traveling the road to romance. Smile at Dorothy as the telephone girl who handed him a different line! Smile at the hi larious situations! Smile at the comedy! Smile at the titles! Come and smile your blues away! Ifttarkefs PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 12. t (API Frees! nt; temieratare3 v.hleh have been experienced dur in thA last few days have con p'.derably reduced the supply of bunched vegetables and cab nape on the local produce market and prices are somewhat Metier to day as a result. Bunched vegeta bles are scarce and what are to to be had are quoted as much as 1 5c aove. last week's fi cures. Cabbane haa advanced a hiRh as lc a pund and if the cold sTll holds much lunger It In thoneht likely that the price will go hither. Growers are holdinc for 1 l to 1 S cents a pound for their product at bhippltijc point. The onion market Is firmer. Ore-son yellow dan vers beini? in fair demand at from fl.35 in $2.00 per cwt, aecordinK to prade. ff rowers are inclined to hfdd their onions for h Ik her prices and increased firmness is expected in the market. The rjta market I fairly ac tive although most of the de mand appears to be for the com mercial grades. They are mov ing in fair volume around 1 '4 to 1 ifec top per pound. BOSTON". Dee. 12. (i:.P. Broadening of wool contracting in the wet feat u rt d the week's deveb pmcnt. Talk of trade was apparent ly largely aguin.-t this movement, though some argue that It Is based on real d"mrind ami careful wnhlni; nf the fu ture p;vMMlities. Ka.v wofil fine staplfl territory. $1.12-1. 15; three eiuhths blood, !)4c ; quar- ! ler glood, Sfle; Ohio Delaines, j greasy basis, 47c. MOOSE' WILL 1 POT ON BIG FIGHTS HERE Try to Sign Medford Ace As Opponent For Niike Daly The Moose Indue of KUtuuth Kails is nUnntwc a series of fight nrocr;im thrntixhout the wlnur vhieh promise, under tho direc tion of O.len LeBuron. matchmak er, tt-- ruifi the leve rji ke !;uk to i:a (irm.T uromin.nr 'hue on the loval sp.irt eouuter. Iu an effort to give the fail- new face nnd still keen thet ad mission Vicnre- w ithin the reach oi everyone, the tou notch local . fighters are to he pittej against I loiulins i-iifftli-its from outside jn i :i t s. M ore at t ion is promised under the new plan it is tV I' it; aim nf t he M.hxo manage- ment to Hive fewer l'uut-t$e 1 acts in tho rin Kami nuike ever card a priie fich:. It is not expected that th1 ' Moose will briiiK in the hii; city tu; s fir v. ho in ill wouUl -e force.) ti demand $!;!' and $2.2o priee. tut rather they ;;n,i Mrs. Westfail. inttnd to introduce t-omo of the Mr and Mrs O -Y. Hand vis fxerllent fistic talent new :.p- Sted in Klamath Kails Wednesday .v.rins in M'd;"ird. Ah!and. t voninj;. Ensene. Bend and Weed. antK Herbert Wilcox of fiend, i sou charge accurdinfrly. $1.65 to nf Mrs. It. Wilcox, was viwitinc $110 with sihv!u1 rices fur with his mirents over the week ounR'ter. , did. hi the open tap ehow Mike Haly, whose aipcaiaiue in Med- for of late have put fans of that city on ihrir fet. deniiindins n:ore of his bervice. will be feature.!. Mihe's coushiteut knoikouu of the past few weeks huve pui him in the main ev-nt class, and the Ivy. a ..v Juet of Pelican City. i feuded fir hiph pi-HVs. ' 1 Baron ni.iking an effort to sisa l ttliiiK Jack Kin;r. Ianiath Falls on Sunday eveumK a uewecnur in Mtdfurd. wi:h( VOIKK POINT. I'e. I-. Mr. Daly fn th!s :ty. This n:an KIiik !and Mrs. A Jacohr-on jjiotored to copnizK a lot of aiunti-.n tn ' Klrm.it h Falls to brine their son. the valley. He and Daly fought i;. ri. home for the we;k-end. a six-round st ns;tlnn at Med-1 Miss Viola Wilcox spent the ford and held 5'J fans on their week-end In M Otic Point with feet through two cant us. her v irents. IMly H'c decision In that .V.. ;,::H Mr.. A. Jaco'p.iT curr-r-.-iu tx'.iiltiun of the ma a- t.-rded caunh iu Klatnutn Fallf ly art i-eaue he acored Jut Sunday eveniiu. ono nore knoikdown than Kius and there ve-e many. "If the loeal match between. the two is half a exciting a" tp Medford bout, the t:im will; kick the Feats out of their t chairs." LeBuron dedartd last : nipht. Dei emder 21 ir, the date of ; the first Muo-e card, to be siati j Fori Klauiaih sp nt tin; rpk in the Moose hail. ' A new rins'enrt at lh H.'lm him lani wt'. k. it belns hull: for the racket. I Mr. Mill ll. lm. Mm. N ('. and the hall in iceneral will Fmythe nr.l I.ols Smihe ihop represent a real fight arena, ix-ii in Chili, ',uin Fr'nhiy. Full card is to be announced in Mr. and .Mr.. N. I. shor: wtrr a few days. dinner kuwi, nt the r'harli-x - Yorkljnd home in.Kluniath F;;!'3 CTWA TOD CXADTC ..n.lr.v PROJECT BATTLE WASMIXflTON. Dec. 12. fAP) A bill to authorize the Culum- uia wttsiii rujvTi unuer lav Bovernments reclamation pro- jrram was Introduced today by senator inn. democrat. Washing- home Sunday. ton. on behalf of himself and Ken-j Mr. and Mrs. Din Crump. Mr. ator Jones, republican of thean,i Mrs. T. Uobinson. Mins Juno hame State. Ilraillev and I.nr Fnrnhnm 'ftl- TintiuTK im ititL'v nruvi n iVv nr w V V.; Thiwo philriiwn -r. hm,.d . . - - - ' a7id l.ruised here today when a. dynamilP cap t.ry found in au old abandoned Tom Mix studio cxplod..d. police reported. Th.- ; childr.-n. Le Amlr. wn. 13. lira- 11 Kmr-rson. 10. and Harry Km- erfoir, . entered the Htudio to play, ihey told detectives. YounS Andn-v.'s said he saw sm')k" aris ing from the cap and reached to throw It out of a window. The cap exploded as the boy touch-' eo ;. The throe were thrown to the floor. Andrews' right thumb was blown off, bnt the o;hr two escaped with minor Injuries. You will find Klamath VaVey blspital a modern commodious home, up-to-date In all particu lars. Gargle Aspirin for Tonsilstis or Sore Throat I A hrnil'K and offix-Uve K.irKU- Ih tn riimnlvi' two "Bavur TiiW"i of Aspirin" In four talili.-.spoonfuh of wntcr. and en rjrl thro;ii thor- ouRhly. Rppi-at In Iwo liourn If .. .':.. ' ijo purn yon nuft only ino pn- nini. Havnr Aspirin, marked with th. Ilayr fronH. whi.h can lie hud In tin boxen of twelve tulleta for few cents. i Pro Football To Close Sundav As Yanks Play Till. NKW YOKK. 1-eo l t VVi The proti'tfHionjil i.HitnuU m.'..; m eleel tr:i rii uft-ruoi win ti the New Yovk Umm. clinuirno:! of the national letiiiue. meet kel i.raut.e's New York Yankees ul unl.ee stadium. V Uli ; ran e h k n ie i u g o d shape and -llu Yankee lineup strengthrned by the iiMtliMnn nf "IMihoy" l.eih'wyn, former NeU- laxk.i star who Im? tteen with tt:o ,rv .. -j.,.. pm-Kots T1, Mum. owm-i of the New Ytir ciuu. lio,-s to end th j us(i on i h pn!U iide of th ledKi- -I.a-t e tr 1 tot $i.00o." he iul "We art nniR lr.t i t! lat vunie f the -yii even to ,he p !iny," Sieei and sno h-'itl the crowd down t &.tUM :.t Mindiiy. MODOC POINT IISS JI NK lilt Altl.KY tNews t ortrSKmdcwt 1 .MO I HH' I HINT. Dec. 12. Mi ll nd Min. O W. Katld intended the show iu Kliimitli i'alls Sun- ,jay i-venin;. Mr. ami tn. T Warner s. -.ii und.ii iu Klainairi rails vimiiii; with Mrs. Waruer' parents. Mr Mr. aud Mrs. SU KarlliiK of Fort Klntnath. and Mr. nnd Mrs. Hell Helm weru riM'-jh at the au- niversary dinner of Mr. uml Mrs. Jaiue Helm Sunday afternoon. Ed l.ahlane ind Jack Maloney at Bend were dinner guests at the home of Mr. unw Vm. K. Wilcox ' Sunday. j Mr. u:id Mrs. tie ire John oil land Mr. and Mrs. J. Helm attend- J the Elks Memorial services in Mi-s nna Hedherir visited in , Klamath Falls Tuesday. ..'MANY ENDANGERED Gunner Johnson left for hi? ' . . home iu Sweden the latt-r pint BY PISTOL ATTACK of the week. i Mr. und Mrs. A. Jacob-ion at - nded lod-fe in Klnmi-th Fills .lopilay eventne. Mr. and Mr:;. McFarltnic of "T::J: " 'J Klamath Falls Snnday evening. .Mr. and Mm. J. W. Hradley, j Mins Drusllla llndell. and Hob parfield visited at the ClariiiKton ! HttLdcd the basketball game be- . . . . Hn f ":e"tan . r m " nniiur 1-0 n urnrn imimf .i-i , .. . . Mrs K V. EwUnn anil Mm N. V. Sm-Ward vilud in Klamath KjU Tue,rtay afternoon. ThOH front hero who atli-nded ,,. ,a,;,. !,all tramc- at lionuuza w(.r(.: Mr aml MrH- T Koi.inson. ,..Um. .,,.. , fi,iif,,,in Fl0y(, ,.,,,,., Juno ,nn,.y HU, Ioren Faniham. The score was; Ill-Xl, LINK HOLM. 3 5 lo 2 In favor of Bonanzi. j OAKLAND, Calif., Dec. 12. (A. Ted Osborne of Chiloqufn vis- j p , , The CnHtornia Trnnall com ited at the Clarlngton home Tues- , pany has announced purchuso of day arternnon. 'th B II Line Parlor Biisbpn oper- Mrs. J. C. Kaubles und son.jatlng between Sun FrrmiHco nnd Hubert, motored to Cl.iloq.iln '-'oriland. The line will be con-. Tuesday afternoon. (solida-ed with the (lf .. ... 0 ..... . .'svKtem run by the transit rom- Mr and .Mrs. Sam Kliis visited ipjiJiy ftm w) u.twM,n in Klamath Falls Sunday. , Ks AnK"les and Seattle. Mr. nnd Mrs. ('eorge Johnson ; - - . j - -- motored to Chiloquin Sunday at- ...... . . . . A , . AA A ternoon. Among th'he who shopped In Klamath Falls Saturday were: Mr. and Mrs. T, Jensen, Mr. and Mrs. It. Jensen, Mr. und Mrs. J. Ifuim. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Kand. IJ"W To r.rt Belief When Head Mrs. T. Jones, Mr. nnd Mrs. it-! and 'W rc MuffcU 1 P" Plercon. Mrs. N. Y. Ktoddard. '( IWilAAW Mrs. Sam h;ilis, Mrs. A. C Clar- Count flrty! Your cold in heid ington, Mrs. Ceorgo Johnson. Mr. ,or cat irrh dlsnppears. Your clog nnd Mrs. N. I. Short and Mr. andlgcd nomrils will open, the air Mrs. A. J icobson. j pnsrages nf your head w ill clear . land you can breathe freely. No COMMIT SI ICIIIF I more sltuffllug. hawking, m'ueoiis I ,, . ,,. . ' ' 10. I AP . -Anrirpw C Kimtfr nh " I'-ct' il lo iho li nnih of hi wife's f'lirl-.imi. i lim lat nlKht and whi-n In- aroKi t ilny In- rrmiul ,,.r rm H,,. klirh n floor. ,,1,1, .A j,.,H ()f ,jl0 .nn(r T)l,, Foslrr, h . .M opfn. Th" I-osUm have no rljlld- . 1 r' ""l -,,r"- r"M,r ln;" lo ' "virul rhlldiin of i IrlomlH nnd relative, the police learned. GAM BIG MEETING Important Sessions Ar Slated for Week of Major League Telk H I .eii-o K trkiey NKW YOKK, O.v. 12. t TIM -Iik Ims:'1m.!1 men gathered here .lay Ui:- the annual major Ion mi.' ui :ini-jt, which fnili'd to proWde : t hitiK more start II nr. t hau ;tnirs of what in ft; lit lake plac N mre the w -k Is over. ! hf s:tcrlnit tommtttoo of ilio i i It-atan hrld a (iv-honr hc, ... n t'ehitul linked dpra nt the II. it el Koo-. volt and when it . ;!. - 1 Jud.-.e t.aiiti'H poked hi - i it-i hutt lied head out u nd sinl. "No tictte, boys." Since this is only t he Kecnui nii'i'tiiiK of tin' M'-rrijiK ii'ntnlttt'.' u Iti'h canie into itt nee a c:r.' ao to keep peace Iwttt.'oi .Inde I. and I nnd Uati J oIiumhi , In' (iurict of ;lio ht'dy ure no .! lim-d t loar!y. J nttKo l.amlU c plained lii.p :! of iis f -.nut ;ou:i was t act a a t le.ii ini; hn!iMe for, the has ) ii -s-i which wu-i (o route belore ! !;e National li'.itiie tuer! itic ou Tiiedy and t!;- American !en:ui meeting on Yediietlay. 1'he steerhiK eommtttee h corn poMl t( t lirej ropreentativ.,s from I'ueh itKite the two pre. I dent. John lledler of the Na- tional and Krn'st Hum aril of the American, and Judge laindi). Tue National league was repre- rented by William F. Itaker of i'hiladelphia. William Veerk of Chicago and Harney Drcyfus of i'itthursti. The AinerteHU leatcue was represented hy Phil Hall of Si. Louis. Jacob ttuppcrt of Now York and Frank Navin of IV- trolt. luiMrtaut lluijies The establifhiUMiit of a dibbled tisi for playen; out of the frame for rtu days, the t arte-umpiri-Ntstem. the Matty M-morlul and disux:sifin of a rub- i i prevent r.ny magnate. mantiK-r or player from holding stock In any club, otiu-r tliuii his own. an fh iut important matters to tome before :he business vesninn. i PA It IU. TeX.. Dec 12 tPPI . Liven of passerby were -n-j ci.uiL;r. d h;-re t jniKht when ! iininm Harvey. 34. Hiiot and probably fatally wouiuleil L - 1 In Love. :iu, on a ilown Ktr"'f i cornr. Love w an nbot I wire thrcuKh the h.-ad Mid (Uice j through tho arm with a pistol ; I h t hanci's for r'-uv:ry arc i flight. physi. ian -aid. Th" Mb not I n,i whx Oie outKrowth cf i ill-feidinK bet w-n the two men. ItLUhi: TO IIHATIFV SAN FKANClrit'O. Dee.. 12. j ( I'Pt - Frlendu of Arthur (. Duncombe, 22. Stanford honor i s'uib nt and S?.n Francico mlver- tisltiK man who cimmhted ul cide. today relu"d f reveal tho Identity nf n youn Kirl who j p-sed with Duncombe for a unap- finnr. x W. Aeur. n Trind of nnnnml.P-. f.l.l poli.o fho a I only an arquainian! and that he would riot reveal li-r id-nifty unions the c :roner"s Jut y had any doubt an to th caum- of the young man's nub-id". Busl neca troubles, coupled with grief for the luj of his mother re cently, wuh believed to have caused the nub ide. OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH ui Uii i K'. iii7H-mi ui in-miii' ii'i, no iriiEi;llnK fur hroiiih at niKin. . .... - . ... ... .... ... ci...- 1 l'M mil .ill will it; ill riy it Crnnm flnlm from your ilnixulut . anil n pply u Jlitln of thin friirnnt ' .nitl.1'"!')''' rrf;im In your nostrllH. U pi-nelrntur. iliroiinh evury air ia.i.anro of iho li' inl. ootl;liit,r nnd lhrahni th.. i.woln or Inflamrd tmurona nnmliranp, KivinK yon limtnnt fliof. Head rold nild enlarrh yield like manln. Don't atay aiuffed-tip and mixoraiilo. Hellef Is BUio. adv. Revision of Rule In Basketball Is Under Discussion roUTt.ANW. Ore, lcc. IS. KcvlHton of haskelbnll '. rules mu considered by Iho North weM aection of the I'aclfic V it a i l lutercolleiclatu Athletic conferen.-e hi eton here t day. Si-vvrnl recommendation i were nnile by enueho to be pafi' ; ed upon (inully hy the faculty member. ; It was recim men iled that the , playlnt; court be hv r l feet 1 li , m line lu line. Thlu would make t'ie baskets Sti feet apart. Another rivitnnuMulatton was thi:l the (oumlarv lltien be four i lui Cs UW. t ainted black. 1 I'tMUs-bMi of the official ball was set Mod by aKtM'iuu to any Miiken ulve lal lib a hbbleii la. and uulimd TIukikIi , the couli'ieute dor a not iffclab ly fdopt any ceruvin brand of , hall thi leeominenilattou wan ex p t ted to a Ioiik wav toward lut x i t: tc atl teams uo the ttumo tl,t ,.f ha.koihall. Ur. J. i. Ibihl-r of WahinK- , r ta; t'olleico pit"lded. and II . v Ueluhait. Cnlverlty of rreireil coach, iteled us secretary. Sacramento Wins i State Grid Title SAOItAMKNTO. ee. U' ill't S.n rtuiienio d f ated Sun Iter tinrditto junior colb eo uml w u i hp ;ite junior mllt-m- rham plouoblp by n kcdio of i to o. The San Hernard mn tcum w aa ;nt wi-iKlied. aud lh itium wa-" plaed ou a muddy field, which necesriitat.il an m-rl:il dofensiv on t he pa r t of t h v n i ui 1. 1 rtouiheriters. The first scuri was in into in the fir-it quarter when Lewi , mio i nd. made a 1 5-yard thro'v from J.uk lliulo und tan :'' urds f r a touchdown. DEATHS i JOSI PH V. lilil IT The rema I Uh of Joseph P. Prt-tt were taki-n u the 1:1- t. m . 1 r.i i ti to Oa k la nd . Calif iriiai, u here lout or row mortilnir. ; Kequictn .Mesa will be n-ad at :S!. Anthony' rh urch, an.l in- ttriin til I i follow then. The b-utlu r. Jo!:n ProM. u companb-d the ri'tiialn.-. i.nd they w ill be I met in Oakland t-y Mrs. J. IV Mrctt an I children, who were In ou'h ni California at the lime of Co- ib ath t f their lni-'uii't and f:.Ci-r. Tin- II. P. ti. K. at Oat. la:.H v. ill r present tin local ' hidr.f t the last ri' s. The Liuiily tf Mr. Hrett have ll: (vn-paihy of the many frb-nd. in .tils, thi-lr home eonimunity. , The jr.-anuomeiiifl wi-re in i-harK of 11... Karl WhJtlork Funeral i IbitlH'. miis. soriir r.wLY Mr.:. Sophia I'auiy entered Into reM at the fami' residence, 1.1T WMf rd aviuue. on Sun day ev.-nitijf. following an ill iie.s it many years duration. To mourn her pa'ing li. Fauly b-avt w two daughter-, Mrs. Julia Kliuu of Pot os, Wisconsin and Mr. Mary Kbut of (loodlng. Idaho, besides a no it. Nicholas Pnuly, of thin city. Mrs. Pauly had b-en a resident of this city t.r the past efniit years nnd had endeared herself to nil who knew her. Ie.pit her af rilctinn she wa. an active ui'inli'T nf the Sa;-ed Heart church cf this city. 1 tie remain:- tire in the slumber room of tho I. Andrw Towey mortuary on Pine it ml KlKht h. Kriends may call nod pay their rosp.ciii. FunTal arrangements are pending the arrival of rela- I ves. ki;i:m: luso Ktigf'iMt Lawson, iik- tls years, ! a native of Nebraska panned away ; nt La Pine lu tin northern purl of Klamath county ou Saturday, j December !t. Tim remains were i brought to th Karl Whltloek Funeral llonin. Pino nveuuo at (Sixth where friends mny call and ! pay their respects. Funeral nn I noiinccmeiit will ho made upon I receipt of Instructions from a ! brother who resides at Omaha, Nebraska. IM' cMVTfix 1 The funeral services for Don Clayton, the Infant son of Mr. nnd Mrs. Kdgar lOlltrelm wore held from tho Karl Whlitock Funeral Home on Sunday after noon. Father A. F, Loesr of -t ho Suerod Heart, church officiated. Interment was made lu tho Ml. Crilvnry cpmetery. Tho floral of ferings w e r o numerous nnd beautiful. MAY OI'IIN HANK RAI.KM. Dee. 12 fUP) Willi Iwo provlnloiiM. Iho alnln liank InK hoard will npprovo reorK nnizallon of the defnnet Sherl- ; dan Hlnln hank, A. A. Hrliramm, !i:lnto Fiiperlntendent of hanks, ald today. Ki-hrnnim a:ild the 1 stoi'kholders mint aKreo lo n 1 lain Hielr sioi k In tho re .ri;n- n'Sd hank for IS nion'h'i and j S5 per rent of the dponltors . must slRn waivers covering Iocs- es up to 10 per cent on anylng I deposits and 30 per cunt on checking account, FECI HfILL MANAGE T , D h in 111 HtUMl. VIA Lrading Inficlder Amcr e.nn Lfihuc Is Given Cleveland Post . . . CLF.VF.I.ANU. Dee. IJ i,V) Itnicrr Pock in pu unit, for man) )ettiH 0U of lite leadllia 111 f I Id- er of (he American Ic.nnir, to nli; lit wait imuied to uiiniai-re i hr Cleiatid Indian i dnritiK I ho I i - S i ii in pa lun A nr. it in i-mcttt wt.H uiude by Aha Urmlb -. prrsi deni of tin club and Utile Ki.i i". 'ui r..l mici.iiier Pi'i k In pan Kb will m.i ke hi f Ii t tippi-arato-f li lendt-r of the India iik hi the unutiul wlutrr m'itln: cf mejor ( b'Huue! in New York rot wiek. I Pec km pa nub pla yid w lib 1 he , t, hicitpo hlto Soi ilui itu tin )uM r:u. Kwn utitiouurt d be i had Hi-niri-d bU n b ,;. Peek In pa u Kh In the product of t'li v-biiid H.iinl lot, wiuutn hW liihl clmnci' In prnri'nioti.il ban'- , bull by bin (Mat bum I plu lui . u ith uuuiti'ur I' am i hi re. It pt.iyi'd w It h l he hnlidiii iu 1 1 ' i w ben lie w a- I yrar old He thru wat farnit'd out to lie Now I la von el uli iu I h Ctn ici tim t b'liuo ami uprnt the lolluwtnK Hi-a n with the putt land club of ho Partfb coa-t b-aKtie II'1 wu-i traded t If New York Yitnkoo. Ho n itntiiM d w I h I hi-ni lint 1 1 122 wlon he wa trmb-d to to ton and then to Wasiilnctnn Peek InpauKli lie Ipinl Wablnv:- ; toil w III Atnericail b -auue peii n.iliin In ! : 2 4 and t : and u uorld's ehaintdoiuhtp aKfliutl Xcw York tllnnlrt lu I'i24. The Sena- tori traded hint to Hi" ChbUKo White Sox latt winter but a bud ' le k.-pi him off the f I" Id irtt of tho p..M -UMn mid he acird a- idvl-ior to Coath St hulk. I ( wn field eaptain if Hi-1 ' Yankee for fj'venil ra-,ou and mutiaK' r of the team for one brief ported. ' For rrrtulia oo New ClaiM Ads. 150 MILES ON A GALLON OF GAS Tho prifdiiiui of the tinierul Motori Uewarch Coip-ucllf.ii, in a rint nt ariirb- pnlnt out tha then l enough eniri;v In n kuI bn of KaHfiluie. i: fTy iuv. rii-d loo.; in lurch a lib ul en.Ti'.y . r in a foar cyim jo ;.J 7j dr ear 4 5k inllrs ry ym Much eip TllCMH:!!! inn banl' ul eneri'.y. hu Ihi-u df'lie t't convert ibb. Intent power Into mrchuui- nl ettersry. but nt p rent-ii i the annual w art" in gaMolino I i appalling. Ill nu effort In oii,crv gnMollu' and tt tncrenne motor efficiency, Mr. Oliver, noted tin tmnoi i vn ellKluerr ha- pi rf n invention Hint slash i.H gas cti'its to the mliilnium. li Is InunehliiK a campaign to ciifilp every car wit h i his wouUrIul Invention, and us he Is now ap point inn agents. I wlllinn to send a i-ainple for trial. For full par ticulars write Mr. Oliver toduv in care of The Whirlwind Mfg. Co. L'4Sfi K. Third Street, MH-" wntikce. Win. Adv. JAdK FROST H II V, l!i:l.IUINl Willi. K Mil WAIT! Woiiicir. half Noli, ii pi low na Kl.iln pT pair. IjADIKH' Hi:i:i. HI'WIAI.IST 1 10 Houlli HUlll HI. Kinkajou IT'8 NKW! Baker Dance Studio llnllrnom nnd stne I'rivato lessons by appointment. ClasM Tliurailnv. 8 p. in Lady and gentlemen Instructors. 1112 Main St. Phone 1150 Your Last Chance to sec on of the host ' pictures of the year "THE FIRE BRIGADE" Th( finest love story over filmed. Truly thi.s picture lias everything Don't mins it! 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