THE KLAMATH NEWS
TUESDAY, JULY 10, 1828
PAGE" ITvT.
French to Stay
In Germany for
Several Months'
I'AlllH. July a, (iriM Mnny
mnullia luust elapaa bofore there
la any Frmuh offlrlul dedalon
with regard in evacuation of Hi"
Uvrv-.an Ithliialaiia, It was Mid
In high uiful.ii olrvlvit today.
Forty Couples May Still Be
. Married; Decrees Perhaps, Bogus
Train Service to
Be Speeded Up by
1 Southern Pacific
HAN rilANCIHCO, July . (A
PITmlil servlre between Port
land and Han Francisco over the
company, an-
I'AlllH, July . (Ul' Koriy alx montha' suspension and
American rnuplua who recentjyvre warning fur curtain others,
uhlalimd illvurce dacreea In 1'arla , The dlamlaaal of eume pr'iwaa , ,.. p.,.,.i. -m ,,.-,l.d
'faced Hi. poaallilllly that lh. da- .erv.r. al.o I. recommended. "?"'h"B "C V L? T"i
icreos wnulil bo revoked aa thai The A mar Iran couples Involved . .... ...hHiM in nr.mii
Itllviirc .i-untlul hu'inii the Bull- i mmvm th.lr adilreaa frum tha same - ...i i
Tka uri.lil.un uraaanlad hv lh. . " . " --- -- --- i V . .7 7 .... .. i and i anrornia oiiecu.e im; .-
.. . ' r .-. 'jnri oj a govoi'nuivui liivaauss-, oouaa in ran. iuf inuunai, u g M.ultinl. mMMnitir traffic
a ad lui-iiiial on ot tha llhlna T, I ... ........ I r. H. MrOinnn, pawwnaar irainv
. . .lion louay. was earn, cun.iu.r.u rwTu.niii t . ,h-
and tbo auaiostloiia In Ourinai. , Th. ,,..., ot iu..,c. tnA , deereea but decided to allow them 1 .r .. '
n.win.i.r .ml t.v (l.riu.n or. 1 ... . ' " ." ...!. .. . .. .. ..i nomii-au ?,
. - inD puuuc proaeruwr . orii.reil i lo aiana. Ill Hie Mina uinv ino
flrlala that tha territory ahould ,, iou,.lorg juilao (Irenat, cloarat arrutlny of' American, aak
ho evaruaUut haa created a tenao vlra pr,delll ,,f Hie third civil ! lug dlvorcea In futura la-recoiu-lutareal
in pnllllial elrrlea. courti b,f, ,,, ,,,, aarv- mended.
At thla moment the problem la r, , ,Mtt.ir ,.rret M0 Thla will make It almoat cer
roullned to evacuation ol Ilia o h, ul,rlM.nry colincll com- lain that all aulta will be re
aerond lime of lol.Um niw hul.r pilu.d (l r,, vlalou civil Jeiled oxrept where tha principal
by tha rrenrb. Tha government irbimal, July II Kan prova legitimate lima real-
rontenda that the precedent aat flnMK , chared with naxll- denta In Kranra for bualneaa rea
lty evaruallou of tha Coluana aona ..,... h,.i ..... lll, mnr.l n..!.,,..
Ill UIS doaa not noreaeurlly war- prlty ,,,, Ulvurc. .candal. Ita Lawyera Involved In lha caae bound thla train will leave I'ort
raiil further avai ualloiK. dalea merely au.icd docuinenta placed will ba tried by lha tribunal, but land at I a. m.. arriving In San
for which ware filed by the Ver-(b(ll ulin bM.,u. of bla con-ll la likely they will real an from Kranrlaco at 1:J0 a. m. the fol
aalllua treaty, and muat be rliana- r,nlll0 , (h. ,cltora. Ilia bar voluntarily. The Invea- lowing day.
et only by uiianlnioua axreeincut Amn, n Hwyera. Ihe mlnla-! laatora found Ibat fulalflratlon of Orrgimlaa ftpredrd.
u"" "Hlea. fy 0f juaiba recummenda the addreaaea doaa not allow puulah- Tha Oregonlan will ba faaler
(lermany know) fully tha at- eaclnaion ot Mallre Moreau from maul of tha American appllcanta, ' by one hour between Portland
tlludo of France upon lha quea- lh, tourtt permanently, a year'a'but tha Uwyera who bandied tha laud Kan Kranclaco. It will leavo
lion ol ma eorond auna. It waa iup4.n,0,. , (Jrand. andldlvorca caeca,
aald, namely that there will -1
no evacuation without adanuala
oinienaallon In aocurlty and n p-
Tha running lima of the Bhaa
ta limited between Ban Kranclaco
and Portland la to ba ahortened
15 mluutea northbound and 30
nilnutaa aouthbuund.
fleflnnlug July it
will leava Ban Kranclaco at 7 p.
tn., arriving! Portland at :I0
d. m. tha followlug day. South-
Lady Irate After
Falling From Car
(Continued from Page One)
BllilliiK. ecrambliug and apraw
llng, aba allot acroaa tba atroet
and atoppnd axalnat tha curb at
tho foot of a gentleman, who
haatlly aailated her to arlaa. (lone
waa the powder which had been
palnalaklngly applied; gone j
Two Men Receive
Sentences From
Judge A. Leavitt
Pleading guilty In circuit court
Monday morning, llutrhlnaon,
Klamath Indian, and II. llanna.
wore paroled lo the dlalrlct at
torneys off tie by Circuit Judge
A. U. Iavltt.
II V. I . n nl.uH.I ..illltf In
waa bar calmneea; In lie plac. . gutombll.. He waa
i. um ii ,n mu r H i a f nf M.ln . ...
coaat. Ha aald Friday night
amid tha rain and lha tempeat ba
heard tha alren of a ahlp blow
ing contlnuoualy off Pnnla Chlm
pel. Ha notified bla father and
early on Katurday morning the
family found many bodlea acat
tared along lha ahora.
Than tha cnrblneera were notl-
rr
fled and tha nawa of th dlaaatar
waa made public. a
Mra. Grant Nalaoa and aoa.
Richard, ara here frona Medfora
for tha week aa honaa gnaata ot
Mr. and Mra. T. S. Abbott. Mra. i !
Nelaon la tha aleter of Mra. Ab '
bolt. :
aentenced to aerve It montha In
atreet. and all tha fury that can ,he ute t. mBi ,h.n
ba arouaed by a woman at a mo-
raont'a nollia.
"It ma at that man." aha
abrU'kcd. and leaped for lha car.
which had finally come lo a atop.
paroled for that period to tba
county proaecutor.
llanna waa charged with ob
taining money under falae pre-
tenaea. aentenced lo la montha..
1Tb. ri.l... ..I KAlr.lU. UlnMi lha, iKt
the Bhaata ..., , ,hl. ,.. and paroled for tha aama period
aratlona. Tha French are begin
ning to reaent tho failure nf Her
man flnanctere la furnlah a plan
of compenaatlon aa promlaad to
Foreign Mlnlaler llrland daring
lila roiiveraatlona with Foreign
Mlnlaler Htreaamana at Tholry.
Oregon Senator
Buried in East
(roBllnaad from Page One)
"Brown "Derby" to Study
Farm Reilief Proposals
aonal frlrnd of tha lata I'ruatdenl
Harding, who In Ilia prealdentlal
campaign wrola a peraonal
tar In which ha etpreaaed the
hope that Chamberlain, even
though a democrat, would return
to hla aeal and weather tha po
litical alarm, Thla letter waa
never made public, but Immed
iately after taking office Preal
dam Harding gave hla friend a
AI.IIANY. Y.. July . (TP)
novvrnor Alfred E. Bmllb an
nounced tonight that. If elected
prealdenl. he Immediately would
begin work on a p-an of farm
relief without waiting for
date of hla Inauguration. The
announcement waa In tha form of
a reply lo W. II. Kettle, praaldent
of the Indiana Farm Bureau fed-
notification with Senator Key
I'lttman of Nevada, whs haa been
a gueat at the eaacutlve man
aion. Ha alio aald be did not
Intmd to talk pull lira wlvh hla
lhe : running mate. Ken. Joaeph T.
Kooiiieon. aoa c.m tiu, wi
Teiaa, two new arrlvala at the
capital today.
Ha aald ha waa expecting Sen
ator Jamea A. Heed of Mlaaourl
to confer with bim In the near
ar.t loa
11 . -fln utih . . 1 ,1 wlilJ 1 1
'a conferanc. of leader, to work,""""' '" r'"rd ' "m"Ka
ri.Tln. lh. wlnl.r
with him
montha on
lha agrlcultura altuatlon. Pr0 v(l-! j A IN 1U ADU
Ing be la elected In November. rvrrn A HirVXTT'II
(iorernnr Kmllh'a announcement aUAl IvA JjlviMl 1 H
came In reaponae to a telegram i.
iroai ncaiue aaaJllg ine Buver- ... ......... .
place on Ihe United Klalee ahlp-, ' :.. ";.; ";,,,;"" .: WAS1IINOTON. Jul
ping board ! , T p,,r",n"' V0'"1" oa Cnlveraal adopllon
: p'rlcultural plank In llou.lon plat- , ,.,
Portland at 10:30 p. m., arriv
ing In Kan Franclaco at 7:10 a.
m , lha aucond day. There will
be no change In tha Oregonlan'a
north bound achednle. Tba Pell
ran, operating between Dlack
Unite and Portland, connecting
with lha Oregonlan at Dlack
llutte, will be dtacontlnued.
A Pullman aleeplng car to
handle through paaaengera be
tween Kan Franclaco and Klam
ath Faila la to ba operated on
traina No. 7 and S providing faat
overnight ecrvlce In both direc
tions between Ihe two cttlea. A
a'ecplng car alao will be operated
between Portland and Klamath
Falla oa traina number. IS and
1. '
Tha new Southern Pacific paa
aenger achedule announced today
at San Franclaco. Portland and
Klamath Falla will ba of great
benefit to Klamath Falls bualneaa
men. aald A. S. Hoaenbaum. gen
eral freight and paaaenger agent
of the 8. P. for Southern Oregon
and Northern California.
Mr. Itoacnhaum apoka ot the
particular feat urea which will
paaaenger aervlca lor
For raeervallona Phone 10FII
We cater to private parti ea
and banquets
Olenc Hot Springs
Chicken Dinners ano
Entertainment
' iteavJ.inUaa am,4.
aarvice at old ulaaa
form
folio
oi.iv iiui niuiv juu with
it eiecieo preaiueni. ( .
i ne rainy, maue puuuc to- r
night, read: I.
I In both dlrertlona more conven
ient, and resulting In time aav-
July , (UP)
..r n.
.rh month eapeono
. ..-I . . . 1 1
SS dayawaa tentatively "-
for 1931 by the national! impor.au cu.og - " "
.m.,:,,. .1 .. ..... .Imnllfl. -'
,,i Inn mi Its flra mi.lln fnil.v.
. "As to agriculture. I aland -.u. i h..H-rt h.
anuaraly on tho pledgee given by'G Ka.tman. kodak million- "' Koaanbaum..
he democratic party at Hou.lon. of lloch.ller. N y., un. "Train No. 7. fast coach ape-
I undoraiand and aympathlta with otcl.i but created by Sec '' wl" 'rrl' '"Pef Klamath
tha objecta which organlied a-:.aUr of 8t. Kellogg at the Fl1" ,0 Oakland pier, leaving
rlcul.ure'l, atruggllng to attain ,uelon of th. ,,, of .jKamath Fall, at 7:30 p. m. and
and which our party haa Prom-;ttonI reaching Ban Francisco at 9:60
laed to help them aorure. lfeluc-l .,,' ..i..i . ,k. a. m., providing a full bualness
(Ion returns dlacfoao that I hav. A rommlltc, w, b. con-;a" San Francisco. Thla train
bean cho.ru president. I will not ,ldortjd wlth oth,r, by th, will carry diner and cabinet lunch
w... un . .... ....uKUr.,cu "- ., , treaty drafted and the
fore acting on th a problem. ,e,dg poWBrs of lha world aak-
wiii, iiniiivumiuij aiinr 1110 i
warns a.
She jerked off hl tim and collar,
and a loud crark told of a force'
fill band applied a gal nit a far.
Arouitt-d to action, th mao lo
the cane atarted the Kord and
haitlly left Ihe scene, while
hearty lauicbs from the crowd
which had xatb(;red speeded them
on to a future battle.
Terrific Gale
Hampers Quest
Coatlnaed from Tag One)
open sea or land lo safuty. It la
believed they could not have
1 - lived In the atorm which haa
Mra. Jennie Hum has returned ' been rajcluK furionsly for three
home from Aihlund. Mrs. Hum, jdara.
with frlcnda, motored to the val-1 The first peraon on abore to
ley on Saturday tourolns to at- know that the transport bad met
tend the funeral services of j dlnaiter was a younc boy whose
Carey Itamaby. 1 parents live on a farm near the
VISIT
THE NEWEST AND
MOST MODERN
Barbecue Pit
In Southern Oregon
Seven mile north on
Tho Dallea-Cnlifornim
Highway v
Barbecue Lunch
Chicken Dinners
On Special Order
POPULAR PRICES
Phone
Shady Pine Camp
for apecial reservations
i election, cull a conference of
Ten sub-committees were nam-
car.
"Train No. 8 will leave San 1
Francisco at 8:30 p. m. and carry
leepor for Klamath Falla. reach-1
landers to work with mo during ,, ..,, . ,, ,.,. ,i,UnR hero at 9:45 a.m., also car-.
! the winter to develop a concrete MtUude ot uduHtry. commerce. r,n dlnor n'1 rblne' lunch
r., 7' V. p v . "'u. tran.portatlon. .rlence. '----
lha llou.lon platform ao that ljlllbori rlruHu, journallam. .o- 'n0" "o cannot fin .h
.may transmit to congrea. at " ,cl. and educational organl.atlon. ln,r !""n,e catch
owning aaaslon a definite Pro-,ow,rd word.wldo unc. of ( the ( a.cade at : 20 p. m. ,
gram accompanied by auggeatlons I lh. . j. .,k- ..u.j I "Train No. IS will leava Port-
for the neceasary legislation.'
j This announcement of Gover
nor Smith's personal attitude to
i ward the agricultural problem
; came aa the first definite atate
' mcut since ht. brief, meaaago to
the domocrattc convontion at
Houston.
Oovernor Smith Indicated lo
,day he might tako a vacation
next week-end tn escape the heat.
; Ho was recipient of favorshlo re
, porta regarding his cnnilliliiry In
'oklulinina. whore, according tn
! Scott Terria, national commlt
j Iceman, democratic succuaa was
a foregone . conclualon.
I The govornor said he had not
JdlsruBsod a data for hla formal
In the
lU-r-lL
New or old
large or small
iplrte telephone service Is a
necratary convenience to every
member of the family. Properly
placed extension telephones aave
tiring atepa and valuable time for
the housewife In answering and
placing telephone calls. Son and
daughter, sister and brother, dad
and mother find them a yesr
round comfort and satisfaction.
And too, the telephone Is an aid
In emergencies and a protection
In danger.
Order your telephone or that
step and time saving extension
from our business office today.
THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
Kastman 'said as far as he had ,Bnd at. p-m ' 11car.ryI"K
, 4 a. .w tE1l. K.K
at ad led the altuatlon no objec weeper tor n..u... .....
tlona have been registered against," ul nere at s.ia a. m. ana
He ex-1 occupiru uii.i. o.vw
Thla train leaves caiem ai i.oj
i.k. l...i riv. v. n P-m. anu r.unoue i ... v
l.. , rf... aim w... mj v.i.wu,v,.vw
The 13-month calendar waa or-
the reform movement.
preaaed the ballet that It would I
to
those having bn.ines. at Salem
and the University ot Oregon stu
l.ll.alo.4 hv Un... l'nl,.nr,)i
The 13 months would account for;dBn., " K.""'. "hM h0m
3S4 days In the year.
day would follow after !pcomber
28th and would bo called year
day.
"Oregon Dads"
Hold Meeting
(Continued from Page One)
Th. trr.ii, !ln Klimaih Kails.
I ne lurat (.mini, t no remnii
N(is. 30. 31 and 32. will he dis
continued. Trains No. 17 and!
18, known an the "Cascade," will)
mntlnuo to run on the present,
schedule."
At the Pine Tree
winter. Dr. Hall laid aside all A vaudevillo pronram of qunl
unlverally worries and enjoyed j it y will be offered to the Pine
the lighter things of life. Tree Theatre patrons on Tuesday
Breakfast waa called by Mr. end Wednesday, July 10 and 11.
Price at 8:30 o'clock. It waa land If you wish to receive a good
then Klamath county atmosphere treat, don't miss It. Tho St.
asserted complete ownership of I John Brothers, two of tho most
tho party, the proof being the e-Iiglle and versntlle performers
reptinnsl appotitca for that
breakfast.
The committee went Into exe
cutive session nnd for several
hours delved deeply Into uni
versity problems. It heard re
ports of research work made rel
ative to the rapid Increase In en
rollment, the support the Insti
tution la recetviug, both financial
ii the stage today, have com
Ined numerous talcnta in their
act. and execute some daringly .
difficult feats ot dexterity. "The
Singing Xylophonists." two
clever musicians In collegiate at
tire playing double xylophone
numbers and singing harmony
blues, will be offered by Albert
Armond. t'ardo ft Neal. favor-
anil moral, and heard an outline lie vaudeville entertainers, are
of the future course for the mil-
rerslty.
Late in the afternoon tho party
was given a ride tn tha proprie
tor's launch over tha lake and
Wltard Island waa visited. Mon
day night waa also spent as
guesta or Mr. Price. """ Before ad
journment the ladles 6f the party
presented their host with an au
tographed popular book tor his
birthday, together with sincere
thanks for the entertainment.
The men of the commlttoe passed
resolutions In appreciation ot the
excellent work Mr. Price has
done as a committee member and
closed with a resolution bearing
on hla birthday and one of
thanks for the courtesy extended
to the party by him.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walton
and daughter. Miss Katherlne, at
tended the funeral services for
the late Carey Itamaby held In
Ashland on Saturday afternoon,
presenting a snappy now art en
titled "Avoirdupois, a la Carte."
comprising much banter, comedy
songe and elaborate wardrobe.
Next cornea the Hubbell Bros.'
Trio, gifter songsters. Injecting a
degreeof harmony seldom
achieved. Their numbera Include
both classic And popular selec
tions. . Annette Curret's Dance
Carnival will be the closing num
ber on thla excellent program.
Four dainty misses, aselsted by
an able youth, all graceful and
delightful exponent, of the art of
rarpslrhore, will offer a versatile
and well-chosen program ot dance
novelties.
On tho acreen, "The Gingham
Girl," starring Lois Wilson and
George K. Arthur. Sweeter, fast
er, breeiler than n flapper's kiss, i
The fastest comedy of the year
leaves the Great Whits Way to
blase a trail of merriment
throughout the world. One con
tinual roar ot laughs.
ALL EVENING FOR
with
Jack Bowrizig and His Band
ALTAMONT
Coming Next Saturday "Balloons!"
CALIFORNIA
Phone 1575
223 South Sixth St
We Truck Fresh Fruit Daily
From California
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
Apples, green. 3 lbs.
for 25c
Cooking Apples, 4 lbs.
for 2Sc
Peaches. 3 lbs. for....25c
Peaches, lug $1.65
Apricots, lug ... $1.65
Cherries. Black Bines
pound 20c
Canning Cherries,
20 lbs. $2.00
Oranges. Sunkist.
dozen .45c
Grapefruit, 3 for 25c
Lemons. 2 dozen ....35c
Bananas. 4 lbs. for..25c
Spuds, new. 6 lbs .25c
Spuds, old. 8 lbs. 25c
Turnips, bunch ..5c
Cucumbers, 4 for ....25c
Green Tomatoes.
luz .. .J1.S0
Dry Onions. 6 lbs...25c
Eggs, dozen .......1...36c
Celery ; :.15c
Lettuce, 3 heads ....10c
Tomatoes. 3 lbs. .25c
Watermelons. Klon
dike, lb. ....J$Vtc
Beans, 2 lbs. for ....25c
Peas, 3 lbs. .25c
Peppers, 2 lbs. for....35c
Blackberries for 25c
Raspberries. 2 for....28c
Cabbage. 6 lbs. f or..25c
Plums, lug ........$1.50
Cantalopes. 3 for..25e
mow
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