PAGE SIX
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 22, 1028
THR KLAMATH NEWS
CITY BRIEFS
Mr. and Mm. Byrd Welsch I lurry Goellor returned Mon
nd Mr. and Mm. Nerval Armeslday evening from Lake of the
visited In the city Monday on woods where he visited with nisi
thefr way In Crater and Diamond I family who are enjoying a week's
lakes with Mr. and Mra. uenme suly at their summer cottage.
Reed and Pica Heed. Mra. Welsca
and Mra. Armea are (latere
Bennle and Dick Keed.
ot
Mlis Dorla Kendall ot Holly
wood visited in the city recently
with Mra. Kiiubeth Hendricks.
V. p. Frulta of Merrill haa
left tor San Jose where he will
spend the coming two weeks. He
will be accompanied home by
Mrs. Fruits and children who
hare spent the past month visit
ing at the home of. Mrs. Krult's
parents in the southern city.
Mis Bertha Bertsch of the
Mode dliop has returned from a
buying irlp to San Francisco.
I Mr. and Mrs. Kdgar Kendall
Edgar Newman of 40 Oak ou Jo ' "o have been n.ak
treet. Klamath Falls, and Lydla " "" "" " Summers Lane
K. Collin of Grants pass were ls-l'"' " Pt "" 5 " "
sued a marriage license at the 'residing at 101s Washington
street in mis city, .vir. iveuuaii
Is connected with Klamath Con-
CO.
office of the county clerk yester
day. A license waa granted to
. Burniar Drown and Eleanor
titans, both ot this city, late
Monday evening.
. Mrs. Lorella Stevens of Sacra
mento left by train for her home
after a delightful varatinn spent
in Klamath Falls and vicinity,
during which time she stayed at
the Clareniont.
Word has been received from
Mrs. William Rouse who is visit
ing In Omaha, Neb., that she
plans to return home the first
of September. Mrs. Itouse writes
that the weather la extremely
... Mr. and Mra. Frank P. Cor
peulng ot Tule Lake. Misa Helen
Marchael of Olene. D. A. Agnew
of the Clareniont and Leo Dona
ron of Malln left Monday after-
warm and unpleasaut In Nebraska.
Bend Deports
Unwanted Guest
HKNIi. Ore.. Aug. SI (CH
Deportattnu orders were Issued
here this morning In the case
of a small spotted skunk,
picked up as a vagrant on the
main street of Uend. Mem
bers of the police force and
street cleaning department co
operated In the arrest, which
was made with the aid of a
large wooden bo Into which
the wood pussy waa carefully
enticed.
The arrest waa made with
out accident, the lid ot the
box was nailed firmly in place
and j city garbage truck was
commandeered to convey the
unwelcome visitor to a remote
spot south of the city, where
the prisoner was released.
Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
Suisun fridge
Plans Favored
(I'onllmiril Kroni Page One)
WILL ROGERS
TO HELP ACTOR
MOSCOW. Au. 1 tl'l')
Senator Thomas of Oki-ihoma ar
rived nere touuy aim c:,,l"rrvu 1 freight
with Assistant commissar oi tor-
elan Affairs M. M. I.ltvluoff and
Trade Commissar A. I. Mlkoyan.
The nr. .Ite will shrink the
west's Industrial and economic
map by cutting two hours from i fr(.n,
transcontinental travel - time of
NEW YOIIK. Aug. II. IITI
Will Hotcrs. cowboy humorist,
will tn a good turn fur his
Fred Hluiin. by
Search on for
Eccentric Woman,
Real Estate Agent
I.OH ANIIF.LKs, Aug. II (IT)
i Tol ire throughout southern Call.
topping , (,,, mniain scan hod for .ilrs.
from passenger trains on both
the Overland and Shasta routes.
The hearing, which had been
twice postponed, was held to ro-
Aug. 21 tl'l') cclto testimony from maritime
LONDON
The recently aunounred navul
agreement bctwoou France aud
tlreit Hrlialn has been communi
cated to all governments Interest
Into the lullor's stage rule until
I Htniie recovwrs from his recent
airplane crash. It wua reported
I here tonight. ,
Rogers, who la said to have
cancelled a movie coutritct to aid
... i , ..,,. Stone, will appear lit the new
lions above the bridge site might icomedy scheduled to open about
be effected. October 1.
On call from Major Hopes Cor AccoiUIiik to n porta, the hu
ed in naval disarmament. It waa any objection tr criticism of ihe.'niortst ufrored In do anything,
stated authoritatively here today. I railroad's proposed bridge, no ! possible lo help Stone and re
The I'nlted 1'resa has asked for j response was received from thelcently sent a telegram to the In-
the clarification of two Dnlnts in engineers anil snipping represent, jiirou uiusuai romeus ..... ..... .
the agreement which have .iJallvea who crowded the army's lug to "go Into Die show-
ready been given.
GENEVA. Aug. St ll'l'l
ll'nmon HnMc Cnn I League of Nations circles today
"Ulua aJWH declared that Foreign Minister'
Van Klocklaud ot Holland prob-1
with
district office in th customs . Dorothy (Mono a Hangmen nun
building. pli'K ulong until you are ublo lo
Formal application for the con- rejolu."
'strtictloti of the bridge was made "Dorothy run keep tolling ma
by K. J. Foulds. attoruey for the . how to piny thn part." Rogers
Prisoner 11 Years
(.Continued front rage One)
Ella Htiirdlvant, 47. weulthy ami
eccentric ceul estate uperutor,
nilHslug from Iter homo alnm
Friday.
Itelallvoa today reported Mrs
Sliirdlvnnt was released from u
she received lieutinont (or uionljs
u) alluieiit brought ahouthylhoA
ki ruin of liullillng up her fnrlitnu.
Iti.porta from lioueh dlstrlita
told of a woman answering llit
description iff Mra. Hlurilltutit,
who had paced the sauiU, wring
ing lior hands and crying out In
despair.'
Truces were found near Ihu
Inline which liidbutrd I bo woman
had spent Friday nlghl sleeping
In a grove of trees.
Classified advertising Is a
morning newspaper proposition
sanitarium two weeks ago, where I slwnva Use Th News
was locked up was soon gone snd
the hair of his body formed the
only protection to his skin.
Locked I p Years
rnmln t,r Iha ftrl tltna l.i 11
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Shuman ..- .., .h. ..ii ,
who have been visiting at the ,. COwered and chatter-
home of their daughter. Mrs. ied m fright. The sheriff had
Fred Drewelow. left Saturday for I wronped -him in blankets. Curl-
ably will be ekvted president of
month.
I
NEW YORK. Aug. SI tCP) i
Isaac Ooldman. a furrier, was
shot to death In his store today 1
by three gunmen. One of the
bandits was caught a fewmtn-
engineer of standards
for the
....I....., ft... tirl...l In nil
the league assembly meeting next I ,,,,,, ,,.,, ol ,
proposed structure. He testified
thil the bridge would represent
Hie maxUnum cost that II traf
fic woultd hear that It gives more
than reasonable safeguards for
present navigation and that It
u ill I ........... I .. . L .. - I lha
rive chase as the three fled
noon for a weeks camping trip lkl h're they will make ou, nri.hbors crowded about. A
t Crescent City.
Walter S. Austin and son and
daughter ot Los Angeles
guests at the Claremont.
their future home.
swift hearing was held and Hee
ler was ordered back to the In-
Mrs. C. A. Jacobs and daugh-!sane asylum, whence he had been
arejter. Mrs. Charles Vance, who ; discharged once previously. Ar
Ihare been the house guests of riving In Pueblo, Heeler's terror
Mrs. Jacobs sister. Mrs. W. C. : broke out anew, and he fought
' Mrs. E. B. Chase of Portland Townsend. for the past fortnight j for 30 minutes before being over
is a business visitor In Klamath j left Monday for their home at . powered by seven men.
Falls and Is stopping at the jCridley. Calif. ! Mrs. Heeler, whose ' mistaken
Claremont.
j through a crowded street, accord
ling to the story told police, the
shooting was the result of Gold
man's refusal to pay "gang revenge."
LONDON. Aug. SI U'lM
Private messages here today stat
ed that speclul trains have been
dispatched from Harbin to evc-1
needs of both railroad and water-
borne traffic Into the far distant t
future, The testimony In favor j
of the application with the w!
ommendatlon of Major Ropes,
will be rorwarded to the, war de
pigment, Washington for final
- onstderatlon.
The site of the bridge Is across
Sulsan Itay from Suisun I'olnt.
within the city limits of Marlines.
souse of family loyalty and pub- 'BKm
u.t. resident, of Barlm and Cra- W consist mainly of ten 4UH-
saauiuu IU UilUn. IIUU Willi I I IB
f.iiif t h r.tii st h a. mama m.- It ft an.x
A grass lire In vacant property llc duty Ie be" to keep her Boa',A k" i, . .with 305 tvt horliotitat rh-ar-
C. K Tnck.r of Savannah. Ga., I , rhaln, , : " 'dlh"p, "vt ance between pier protection, and
1, registered at th. Claremont. sil,h ,trpet mtf ,,, nd B,y b) ,akeu o tuh e hl-ese pastern on. ,. of .prolllm.,t,,v
mr. 'ucaer o,...u. --- Lumber company ground, ye.ter
ed motor trip Into the west and ,ook ,
?"iil-iBJ.V" t of the firm and of c.ty
Tucker haa been In the lumber " "
v , ,h. ,n.t mr ih n 'clo1)' watched as there I. Sot)
I
railway.
Ith abort via
at both north
business on the coast for the past
SO years.
j acres of land that Is In danger
;if the fire spreads. It wo. stated.
- : L. L. Brownell of the Brownell
UaIa onmnsn nt ChiCO. Calif.
passed through the city yesterday dreo
enroute to Washington wnere ne
has been called by the illness of
bis mother. Mr. Brownell for
merly made his home in Kla
math Falls where he was In business.
Mrs. J. Royal Shaw and chil-
left Monday tor Bandon
to spend a few weeks onlovtnr
the pleasures of the sea shore.
Mrs. Shaw expects to take a cot
tage at the beach.
In Obregon Plot ;o ' ,h
high water.
(Continued From rage One)
390 feet length
duct approaches
and south ends.
All of (he through spans are
clear above moan
gh water. The lift span pro
vides, when up. under clearance!
of 135 feet above mean higher
high water, or Id s foot above
iter The lift
. Rev. V. N. Younglove who was
a visitor in the city In 1903
when Llukville was Llnkvllla has
written letters to Capt. O. C. Ap
plegate and to the chamber of
commerce from his present home
In Clare, Michigan. Rer. Young
love wanted to know it the
snakes still bask in the sun on
the flat rocks along Link river.
Capt. Applegate Is sending the
. writer some scenes ot old city
' landmarks and the chamber ot
commerce has written a ler weeks visiting at the home of her
irying xo picture me new r.'- daughters. .Mrs. E. M. Igl and
mam iu ioy. luu.iaiu'o. -""! Mrs. John
states that his greatest wian
to visit here once more.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson and daugh
ter. Pearl Jean, left Tuesday
for Bandon where they will visit
J wit Mrs. Frank Moser and fatn
illy. Mrs. Moser will be remem
jbered as Miss Vera Houston.
! Merwin "Red" Donelson. par
cel post delivery clerk, has Just
returned from a IS day vacation
which he spent In the northwest
states and in Canada.
Mrs. Anas M. Haas. San Fran
cisco, arrived Monday night from
San Francisco to spend several
H. Houston. Mrs.
i Haas has often visited Klamath
bio ulso.
uooa-bye. Harry." she cried y ni j
when her son was taken away. jlUn LlianreU
e m gooa Doy. i ii come to
see you."
Mrs. Heeler and her sister. Mrs.
Beulah Evans, who died last
week. Imprisoned the mad-man
because they did not want him loaders, was responsible for plac
returned to an asylum or to be bombs In both tle chamber ; mean .lower
allowed freedom In which hel' deputies and Obregon head- span wiil be designed to open In
might act violently against nclah- Quarters, police charged. " seconds.
bors. The alleged gronp also was ac-1
"And It was our own sorrow," i 'used of arming rebels in Moil-1
the mother added. 'co- The assassination plot called
for a woman to kill Calles and j
j Obregon w ith a poisoned needle '
aunng tile spring festival. '
Tornl Acquaintance
Although Jose de I,eon Toral,
assassinator of Obregon, hud at-
nded meetings of the group. It
was said there was nn nlhnr vl.
LOS ANGELES. Aug 21 (CP1 Idence to show thai he was rflrf.el. i
Tom Mix. bashful and taclturu, ly Inspired or selected by the j
vvo.ou in couri loaay. pleaded i plotters for the crime. The meet-
not guilty to charges of battery I ings were held at the house of
Drought by 111 Morrlssey, song Maria Concept-Ion.
dance man. and his wife, i Members of the eroun Insisted
Miller, aud demanded , Toral was merely an uciiuaiut-
' atice.
l.i The bombs used to destroy
Tom Mix Pleads
'Not Guilty' to
Battery Charge T.
aia (Bfiead
in its moit contfntratt'd form. .
All the moisture is DAKliD
OUT. That's why crackers
"keep" in hotteir weather.
and
"Midgle'
trial by Jury.
The trial was set for Sept
The shoes Mix wore into court room in the chamber of drnuti...
could never have been worth a building were manufactured next
whoop in the stirrups, for plant- door to Maria Concepcion'a
O. L. Permenter Is a visitor In
the city from California and is; PrIeDdl of Mrj R Bentrlm
looking over business opportuni-j wlll gd , ,earn ,hlt he
lies sua garnering, ssrituuuiai lahla t0
Fals and is well known In this . '"K 'n the sod to balk a rampant house, the statement rharsod
c"- ca'f t the end of a rope or for and was made with her knowl-
planting In the face of a foe. edge and aid.
Mix had discharged his high ' The police ..barges were the re
heeled boots, which Morrlssey ! suit of ouestlonl I1K Of HUNIMrtS
' "I tli i ti'l want uny lillliiitt ami
iNiruthy. of rourau, would bo tho
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with m.' I
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Schlllinir produces top ifrudo coffco '
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Schlllinii is tho only one who does.
Itakloir lowder Tea l.V 10 Wpfa-ra .11 Ki
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merce- two weeks. Mrs. Bentrlm is the
.. . . .t 'wife of R. J. Bentrlm. local tick-
'.I:eW .Te.mber" of reK?n et clerk for the Southern 1M-
OHW muiur UHiua.ivu i cifiC
signea up at tne iniormauon
booth at the chamber of com-
merce yesterday were Fred Ha
worth of Sprague River and H.
A. Thurmond of Chemult, Ore.
be up and about the i charged had been used freely in and statements made by those in
Tom Cunningham of Eureka,
Calif., Is spending some time vis
iting in the city with friends.
H. F. Aldridge of the Califor
nia Saw Works located at San
Francisco arrived in the city yes
terday by motor on his way to
enjoy a 10-day vacation trip in
Oregon.
' Malcolm Tears of Olene has
returued to Klamath Falls from
Walter Anderson, who has
been In town from Oerber. Call
ifornia. visiting with his brother,
j Ray Anderson, and his sister.
!Mrs. Charles Biehn. will leave
today tor his California home.
their Sunday morning fight. .Mix Jail.
aiid he hadn't worn them to the !
Oulnlilrr Involved
formal dinner party anyway.
The motion picture cowboy
wore a blue suit, dark, soft hat.
a poiaa aot tie and rubber heeled j portant plans before
oxfords to court. Police said tbov
The suspects said the nun ap
parently hud consulted some un
known outsider regarding all Im-
thc group.
wore still
Mrs. Myrtle Helm, popular
grade school prin.'lDal. returned
Tuesday from a three months'!
vacation in San Diego, California. I
Mrs. Helm says she is very glad
to be back in Oregon again
that California has its drawbacks
as well as other states.'
The Misses Bttdlie Easterly and
ler received a black eye.
u auio trip 10 various pumis . Lulu jlae Easterly who have been
California. Mr. Tears was a vis- j the house guests of Mr. and Mrs.
itor in the city yesterday. i Orlando Easterly of the McCarthy
apartments for the past two
Attorney and Mrs. W. P. Myers months are leaving this morn
have returned from an enjoyable .lng for their home in Louis-
trip to San Francisco and other I iana. Enroute home they plan
He was a different Mix than 1 searfhine for Iwn m.pr Mr,..nt
that known to the screen and he 'alleged to be the "Intolloriii.ii
differed also from tho wild cow-1 authors" of the assassination. It!
ucainueu oy .norrissey after ;was believed Father Jlmlnei was
me battle. In whfch Mldcie Mil- one of them.
According to the staterooms,
the first plan to be approved was
for one of the group, Maria E!a
na Manzano, to go to Celaya in
tiie state of Guanajuato during
the spring festival there and kill
one or both of the men with a
poisoned needle. It was de
clared, however, that Scnurlla
J!ar.i3no confessed that she had
DEATHS
JOHN H. MXKKSTV
John H. Linfesty, a prominent
business man of this city, passed
to his reward at 9:.ro last nleht.
at his late residence, 909 Lincoln i'8t ner confidence and could not !
street. Mr. Linfesty, a native of j through with tho plan.
California end 43 years of age, The police declared that the
was In the plumbing business at 'additional persons arrested and
iJ3 Main street and had been a ,ne statements taken Indicate
bay cities where they enjoyed
several week's vacation.
Harry Molatore who Is a pa
tient at the Klamath Valley hos
pital did not show much Improve
ment yesterday. Molatore has
been suffering with typhoid fever
for the past three weeks.
Friends may call to see him.
Mrs. Levi McDonald and Mrs.
Robert Sloan have returned from
a week's visit in the Willamette
valley with re'atlves and friends.
They motored as far north as
Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Hajleck
. motored to Lakevlew Sunday on
a business and pleasure trip, re
turning Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ryan of
Fort Klamath were business vis
itors in the city yesterday.
Oscar Stuart was a business
visitor In Klamath Falls Monday
front his ranch home near Illy.
n stopping at Los Angeles, San
Antonio and Austin, Texas.
While here they have made many
friends who wlll be sorry to learn
of their departure. .
The Mills Addition Rabbit club
will hold a meeting Friday night
at Mills addition school at 7
o'clock, it was announced Tues
day. H. Ft. Miller Is leader of the
well-known resident of this city
for eight years.
He leaves to mourn his pass
ing, his widow, Emma, seven
brothers; Fred of Klamath Falls,
Charles and Ralph of Highlands,
Calif., Harry and Lyman of San
Bernardino, Calif., William ot
Seattle. Wash., and Milton of
Banning. Calif. Also one sister.
Mrs. Martha Broinllow of High
lands, Calif.
i ne remains are In th.
that Concepclon was the guiding
force in the whole matter and
that she presided over meetings
at which rebel soldiers wero re
cruited. For results use News Class Ads.
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Removed without pain or bloodshed
SPECIAL PRICE $25.00
From August 15 to September 1
Dr. C. R. LUCAS
CHIROPRACTOR
Electro-Therapy Specialist
KLAMATH FALLS' OLDEST CHIROPRACTOR
Underwood Building
Phone 420-W
club and progress of work under- j of tlle Earl Whltlork Funeral
taken by the club will be dis- h 0 m e- Funeral arrangements
cussed.
Even though the Mldland-Calor
section of the Klamath Falls
Weed highway is not completed
by. fall this stretch of highway
is Oregon's last segment of the
road a base course wlll be lifd
providing Rinooth and easy travel
over the thoroughfare, said Coun
ty Engineer (iene Henry Tuesday.
Contract for the road Improve
ment Is held by the W. D. Miller
Construction company. The rock
is -being taken from a quarry at
Ady.
will be made at a later date.
JOH.V C. HltOt KKMtltOI Oil.
John Champe Brockenbrough
ot 819 North 12th street passed
away In this city Tuesday morn
ing at 1:30, following an Illness
of 2 years duration. Mr. Brock
enbrough was born at LuKayette.
Indiana.
The remains will tie forwarded
by Ihe Earl Whltlock funeral '
home to LaFayette. Ind.. where I
interment will be made In the I
family plot. I
Friends please omit flowers. I
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