Trffl KfiAMATH NEWS
PAGE SIX
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1928
Notorious Rustler
Begins Doing Time
? In Salem Prison
., Charles Walker, claimed to be
xme of I ha moat notorloua cattle j
'rustlers In the Klamath Ilasln.
'sentenced last January to serve
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7-years term iu toe state pent-
lentlary for the theft of cow.
V.tnrrii.v inrt.t to nerve aen-
ttm-oe. Walker was tnken to Sa-1
lam on Monday hy Hurt llaw-
cina, sheriff.
ru Saturday, July S8. Walker
n'ava Deputy Sheriff Stoneman
-rrcuco." leave aa ne was ueiua .
brought to Klamath Fall, from plant, closed permanently during , - "V"" " 1 " wmV," "j t .VkflelT
re,lT:,,mfb,nihi:nV79nr,"dwuh ,M duH..r
was made for the man by oftl-iJune. lis,. , U...m. transaction closed yea-1
ears who believed he had taken 1
horse wud was perhaps well on 1
n-
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his way to .Meiico.
i.i. The following Mouday morn-
lng. Walker startled officers of
th .herlff. nfflce and the clr
cull court when ho walked Into
the court room and gave him-,
up 1
; When asked where he had heen I
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Since ne emuea me aepu.y ...or-
Iff. WJlker
xnloined h. had
look
Wtiher came on 10 iviamam
Falls and gsre himself np to the
sheriff.
.- Laat January when Walker's
trial was being held, stockmen
from all sections of Oregon cen
tered their attentions on Klam
ath Falls.
? The theft of a cow from D. 11.
Mlnnls, Langell Valley farmer,
was the offense which sent Walk
er to the penitentiary for seven
jeara.
Sam Jetmors :
His attorneys.
and Edward B. Ashnrst. appeal-1
ed to the supreme court for a
new trial. The appeal was de-!
Bled. j
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Millman Passes I
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A short walk In the back yard
ta relieve a aense of nausea prov
ed to be the laat walk for How
ard Long. Dorris. retired mill
man. who fell dead yesterday
afternoon at S o'clock In Dorris.
: Long had been 111 for aome
time but did not realise his con
dition was critical. He felt that
fresh air would aid him yester
day and lt was while strolling on
bis lawn that the fatal attack
claimed his Ufa.
Prescriptions from tho Pine
Tree and Square Deal Drug
Stores can be refilled at any time
' at the Pelican Drug Co., next to
Pine Tree Theatre adv.zu-tf.
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UNITED PRESS
ATLANTIC CITY. N.
7. William Sear. SS.
Aug'
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waiter, was held In Jail here to-
nlaht on sundIcIiiu
of .teallnc
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I'llll' Ax.. ? 1 ulli.hl Im.
provement In the general lndii-
trial altuailon lu Ituly was shown 1
today by the report of the Indus-
inaiioia leuciaioiu. uiiij ,,;r,
IIOI'I.OGNK. France. Aug. T
mil i.uu.NK, r ranee, auk. it., . , ., ,.. ,. .,
. ... ' , . . , before Judge I.eavltt, all llus-
The Prince of Wales and Admiral '
Lord Jellleo. arrived hero today lr " '"""-dlately sentenced
on their way to attend memorial - "" " '
ceremonies at Menin Cat. me- I t-mry. II later asked that the
The Prince of Wales and Admiral j
mortal at Vprea Wednesday,
Twenty thousand Hrltlh pilgrims
will attend the ceremoulea.
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KOVN'O. I. thnanla. Aug. 7.
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roiano looay aeni ui..r 1. "
uania suggesting that the Polish-
recently In an attempt to solve.
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1 coiinirirs. reason. uie aukum j
at (ieneva. H Is undersiood that .
LlthuanU has agrwd to the
proposal.
Perry -Wilson Buys
Rex Billiard Hall
inerof
1. pur-i
Perry Wilson, former ow
k. vi imaI mi.m hs. Bur-1
.u.. 'j 1?.. Killi.nl tvarlnraithe attention of the rilreclnr. nf
in the basement of the Pine Tree
lt was announced recently,
The new management has
changed the name of the place
to the Pine Tree pool room, It
Wilson U one of the most ex-
oerienced pool room men In the
cltT. He started the Mecca sev
eral years ago with "Bill" Wil
liams. Later, he sold tne Mecca
and engaged ln farming for sev- j
eral years.
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Several other machines were
saved, hut the two which were ,
destroyed were undergoing re-
pairs and coutu not oe
under their own power, according
to reports. Taylor was also me
proprietor of the ftarage.
COME IN
AND SEE THE
NEW ARRIVALS
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Clay Van BuskirkiLos Angeles Pair
laken to Pen by
Klamath Officer
Clay Van llusklrk, 1 "-year-old
in. . ...v..i vur. .ni.m.-a In Hi.
'""" il,,mUrr ,or auiulory
ulllllw loniiiiim-o vu mu mat",
,of Saturday. July US, when a
1 ou"l! U-yeur-olil girl was placed
1 under tho Influeura of Ihiuor,
lifted into un automobile und
assaulted.
Ilia aliened accomplice-, Kd-
ward Munitcr. aged IS. who
agreed to waive preliminary
h.arin und enter a o'.ea before
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After having entered his plea
was aeniea.
A woman arrtvnted In the case,
who is now out on a bond of
1750. has retained Horace Man-
in. her attorney The trt.,1
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' both Mun.ter and the woman.
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n.r sman cnuuren. iu oe set
irhin th n.r r..i..rM
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Im on Monday by Deputy Sher-
ill Louia Mueller.
Agitation Begun
For Armory Here
Th. jn.tlflc.tloB of Klamath,
Fall, receiving an appropriation ,
for an Armory was brought to!
.
for an Armorv was hmueht
the chamber of commerce yes -
terdav bv A. M. Collier.
"We have one of the finest
groups of men in the state In the
National lluard of Battery D.
J.Sth Infantry and they are anx-
ious to get au Armory," Mr. Col-
Her stated.
The matter was discussed and:
referred to the legislative com
mittee of the chamber of com-
merce. w ho In turn will be asked
to bave a bill Introduced at the
fall session of the legislature.
1 "hen an appropriation Is made
'for an Armory. It is necessary
one-naif or the amount necessary
to erect the Armory.
It was pointed out the need it
fln trmnrv in ttit ltv and knar
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it could be used for other civic
purposes.
Un J UnnH lcciia
Offered for Sole
;
Two hundred and forty-neven
thousand dollani worth of Klam
ath county road bonds will be up;
for sale to the hichest bidder
AlIsTlif B-hfln tha rniiiil v niirf
will open and consider btds. ta h,,"! "'l,ed lo ,he
The sale will complete the dls- i oTernmenl In the Improvement.
p.,sal of a lioo.ODO road bond To da,e-,1",m"1 to h"v" ,h
Issue authorised by the Klamath Hnlo remedied hare been met
electorate June 28. 1927. Thewl,n failure,
first bloc of bonds. 25.f)00, was
sold in the forepart of November.
1927.
The bond Issue was approved
in order to finance the projects
necessary to complete the Trunk
line road syitom of Klamath.
When the last project is com
pleted. Klamath will have one of
the best road systems in the
northwest, and certainly the ImsI
system considering Its size and !
population.
At the Liberty
"Hidden Aces," Charles llutch-! Hartlett and Jones, a dainty
Ison s latest starring vehicle, be-' a talented pianlsle. of-
pan its local engagement at the j fer 8"n,e hlt8 froni I coin-
Liberty theatre yesterday and'y a we" ttS a m,Iu crossfire
proved to be another personal j
triumph for this likable daredevil
of the films. It is an exciting
and welltold yarn which deals
with the efforts of several dif
ferent factions to obtain posses
sion of a valuable collection of'tire program.
jewels and of the efforts of cer-1 A blg-tlme act Is The Hick
tain other interests to thwart ! l"e Four, a quartette of comply
them.
Not only has Hutchison a most
likeable personality but he per
forms his most dangerous stunts
with a nonchalance and nerve
that registers with telling effect.
Dainty Alice Calhoun is cast In
a most colorful role ami the se
cret of her identity is kept until
I the very end of the picture. Inia
he admirnblo supporting cast are i
Marhara Tennant, Paul Wei gel
Harry Norcross. Frank Whltson
and James IJradbury. Jr.
NEW POOL HALL
OPENED TODAY
Completely remodelled, the
Ideal Pool Hall at 615 Main
street, formerly known as Mc
Donald's, was opened to the pub
lic yesterday under the manage
ment of Krlandson Urothers of
Minnesota, who have taken a
' lengthy lease on the property
from Joe McDonald.
j A lunch counter has been add
ed to the pool room with two ex
perienced chefs, Mr. Black and
;Mr. (irace In charge. An elec
tric grille has been added to
this counter. The soda fountain
has been enlarged.
Additional billiard, pool and
card tables have been added to
the recreatioti room, -
Take Hotel Lease
Through deal closed Monday
afternoon. .Mr. ami Mn. (1. L.
Stevens of l.oa Anseles, Calif.,
bouuhl the nine-year lease held
jhjr I.. K. Klikiialrlik ou the Ho
lei Kerns.
The new owners.
experienced
; hotel people, havo tnkeo over the
hotel management. In lukliia
over the lease they have retained
James I'eny aa night clerk.
Mr. I'crry serveil under Mr.
and Mia. Ilrookfleld as maht
1 clerk, and was retained hy Mr.
Kirknatrlck. whj bouaht the
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terday.
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ci.n caned a
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t.oa Angeles Mr. and Mrs.
KiU-rooiu hos-
y re-entiy ais-
City to Be Aided
In Canal Proposal
By States Report
If the proposal bears merit
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Its attempt to prevail upon i
-the government to rtvonstrncl the
(main canal of the Klamath Irrl-
1 gallon district by laying a ce
Imetit base and by covering the
canal In order to obviate a pos- 1
iiilhl health menace. I
I This was Indicated yesterday
with the announcement of the
""'d", of f f," '
Knglneer Tucker of ''" :
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Klamath county
!oula rrlr ln Klamath August j
!ls 10 nP- " Klamath Irrl- (
1 g'ln district canal within the,
:ey limits. Ills Investigation will
j include taking samples of water
land a general probe Into the,
present status of the canal Inso-1
ifar as It
affects the health of
the city.
Among other things that have
aroused the interest of the state
is the belief that several cases
of typhoid fever oue year ago
were traceable to the cau.il water.
The youths who suffered from
the disease had been In the habit
lof swmtnlng in the canal.
Interest of the state In the
situation Is another step In the
cnys attempt to cement the
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DOltom OI IM canal alio lu iuiw
!u t nas Dwn held thai not
only lne m potential
health menace, but also that see-
Ipage from the canal has under-
cttu8lng sever ,os to wvrt?
holders.
The city couiicll appointed a
committee to Investigate and rec
ommend: the matter h been
taken up with the reclamation
service: end every poiwib-e ire
At the Pine Tree
The five-art hill at the l'ln
Tree theatre today contains plnty
of comedy, with aome exrellent
flinging lo bark it up with ca h
act a standard presentation.
A clever chattering; cartoonist,
Serrest hy name, sends the show
off merrily with a bright and
breezy offering In which he
draws nationally known people In
a comedy vein, keeping up a fund
of humor throughout.
fooling that Is entertaining.
Harry Kayburn, a likeable per
sonality with a story or two and
some topicalities that are rkltl
up to the minute, will also act aa
master of ceremonies for the en-
harmonists who specialize In
specially written numbers that
are sure to keep their auditors !
In a simmer of amusement. Sel
dom have such voices been heard
outside of grand opera.
The Three Crowell Sisters, with
their classical Instrumental of
fering, are sure to tickle the pal
of real music lovers, as these
'"ls have met with much success
In the eastern concert field.
On the screen, "Sailor Izzy
Murphy." starring Ceorge Jexsel.
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Republicans Set
Up Quarters Near
Smith Stronghold
AI.IIANV. K. Y., Aug. 7. I A.
P ) Alli iny reiubllcuua, lu
their attempt to put this county,
which lu recent yeara usually has
gone democratic, in the Hoover
column next November have set
up a campaign base wllhlti a
sioue's throw of the east steps
of the ciipllol where tiovernor
Smith will deliver his speech of
ai'i-eptanco.
A store room, across (he street
from the capttol law. has been
taken over by the Alb.llly coullly
republican committee, flu the
wliidowa 1 are emhlaaoned "For
President. HerNrt C. Hoover
for Vice-President, Charles Cur-
tlss."
From his private office In the
state's building, the governor cult
look across at Hie headquarters
of his foca. i
Reynolds Spreads
Klamath Publicity
Map. Iltt-ralurfo of Klamath
muniy nd lltvratura of InieriKt
la lourlnu was diairlbutfcl In 15
rimpi and atorta lvt iM-n Klam
jtih Kalla and th Anhland-Klani
Mth Kalla Junction Monday hcn
Karl Keyuodla, aH'rlary of tho
.-hamtwr of commerr vliitlcd
oaih of lh rwortn.
1'hoi llHtod whtre llrn(uro
lmt maiM of Klamath courtly
wcrr dii.trlliutd are: IMna Trtc
Camp. Keno Store, lllichway tia
ra ne. Mark Ira Caraats Inn. Klam
ath ltlvr Store. Wlilta Star Inn.!
IMnt'hurxt Camp. Mountain View
Camp, (irwn Sprlnici Hervlre Sta
tion. I'nrle Tom's Station. Kna
Crft-k Station, Summit Itanch.
The Fountain I.unrh and Service
Station. Ilelm'a Servlrs SiatKm
aud Kills Service Station.
Middaugh Sent
To Penitentiary
Marvin Middauch. Kentnct'd to
wrve ZSjt years In the slate in
Itentlary. after hnvlnn iiVa.l-'d
nutltjr to larceny cf a warfhouw.
left for Salem yesterday ln the
runt oily of Sheriff Hurl Hawkins.
Middaua-h waa returned from
Tulita, Oklahoma. In early June
f!e was charseU with having- stol
en ciKarettea from the Southern
Tactflc warebouu.
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Her MklL-ORDER husband!
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Read in September TRUE STORY the ftisciiiatnig story of ibis girl ubo
believed that marriage should be a business proposition and made it so.
All the marriages site knew of seemed to prove that love was
blind so to get Arr husband she mailed a coupon! Let experts
recommend him! as bankers recommend a bond.
Only this would be a marriage bond. Not an adventure,
but an enterprise. A merger of souls, not a union.
And so she found herself traveling a little frightened
now a thousand dreary miles to meet and marry "Mark
.Stevenson, age 35. Generous, good-
tempered, affectionate, handsome. Planta
tion owner."
Idly she visioncd the quiet luxury and
culture of life in the Old South, in the
picturesque foothills of Arkansas. These
(he understood were largely owned by
Mr. Stevenson.
Then came an hour that was like a fan
tastic dream. Could this be Stevenson,
the handsome plantation owner, this lean,
taciturn stranger she had wed in the dim
in September true
NEW MEXICO
TO RE SOLD
HANTA KK. N. M . Au. 7. (A.
IV, Aiiiiouucemput htre Ihnl
Co-umlius, N. M , Is to he aold
for Iukos rewills the ftiuicd ruld
hy Piticho Villa In UHtl which
nearly led to w;ir wllli Mexico.
The siiiiltttlted II. tie horder
vllhiae will reiiuiltt a woiid mem
ory becauNe of Hie part It pluyed
In Amerlcuii hUtorv und wirld
hlHtory 'aflulra In Hie iluya pre
ci'dlim the World wor.
lllu's sudden Hcrce raid of
the sleepy HtiU adile vllliiae at
iUwu Mar li , lyl'i. cnii United
directly lo Hie elevation of John
J. rerahluit lo rommmid of Hie
American exiiedllltiiiurv tone In
I he world war. Moreover the
modicum of preparcdneMS for war '
w hen I hi rou tit ry w.i liiuiiched
Into the world wtir, v. in ihrectly
attributable to the mu klna.
Seldom ha Hie iiiiilou been
w tii red at It wuh wlicu V 1 1 lit Hie
Hiierltla w irfurlnit buiittlt, led
ftOO nf U nuititt ncro-x the
border and raided the nrmy
-a nipt tiumherlua' -Ti men A
brUk fUht followvil aud Villa
retreated Into Coluintni-i. Ilttl
more thtiu a cattle camp, where
he held tits poMtlnn le.ua enoiiKh
to pillage and fire building.
The raid was the lut ntruw In
situation thai hud tuxed Amer
ican pat In uc for enr.
Thrue nioittha laur I'tu-tililnic.
fnnh and hnrileited from un ac
tive campaUn that hud t'niKht
lilm much strattK v and mIiowii
hidden weakneMnea of military ex
iHHlltlous was on his way to
France.
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light of the parsonage? Was this his carriage and pair, this
creaky old buck-board?
Mile after mile she clung to the scat at his side, in an agony
of tears and mortification. Surely this was some cruel pretense,
to test Krr resolution! ... Or had she, too, been merely ad
vertised for and bought? . . . On and on they jolted and
creaked the business girl and her coupon husband! Well, she
wouldsecitthroughuntil tomorrow.until
story out today!
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But you will want to read for yourself
this amazing, true story as Virginia herself
tells it complete in September TRTJB
STORY out today! By what a miracle this
mail-order marriage became a tremendous
adventurcl The situation that followed
more amazing than the wedding. Don't
miss this great story,"Strange Bondage"
with 14 other, great stories and many
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