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Newspaper Page Text1 1 jTHE KLAMATH NEWS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1928 PAGE THREB CITY BRIEFS Mm. It. I. Heed In lii KIiiiiiuIIi Tulla for mi extended vIhII from i it Iiiiiiio m .Ml. Hliu.tu. t'allf, Among busliicaa vhltnra hero realorduy win J. II, Tuylur (rum (la llomilaloud III Tlllu l.uko. iter. Alfred M. Haggard left Thursday over Ills Hunt horn Iflc (or Jiinriliin city, Culii. ( Ml, uml Mm Vermin l!nn huvu nrrlvcd rrum llinlr liumii nt Anu IiiiIiii, I'ullf., uml expert in spend ii hu u I three moiillnt In I ho illy. Sewing, Rabbit Premium buck and doe, first and (focond, Mm. Alex Hiher ruble; New ', ) land lied Hr. buck, wroiid and AunfHc I ?YlUttfi f-.11Ott I lll- itilrd. UawrvnvB V. Hanrejr; New H Wlllluiu lin Mli'V uml Virginia fomin'y, lint Ii nT rhlloijiilii, wor j Hoy (1. Miller of Turuiim, I h ii id a II it it hi lo wml ul IIioiWiihIi., In n vbtllor In tb illy, County tiiMk'H off (it yiMtterdny. i-YpnrlliiK t't rc-mulu lioru lndiuiti- I liiiuuiint HiipOM church mat Klrcmcn wtn culled luKt night Tlitiriduy hi Hi church purloin, o put out a urn flru at UNO I'dluiid lu-d Hr. duu und Jr. Harvey; Aimtrlran blue, Jr. doe, (Continued from I'aico Our) , H. N Kmltioii sncoiid; ruit, Mra.i third, Lawrence Harvey. j Kreiirh Hllver Jr. do, first land second, Lawrence Harvey; Iridic inrr 03 ! Chinchilla Hr. doe, first, at-cond Work of liili-s over CS years! und tblrd, II. It. Mllner; Chln of Cotton patchwork quilt. , chlllu Jr. buck, aw ond, H. K. Mrs. Allien Aiidnrtion, first and! Mllner; New Zcaljhd White. Hr. Miimh fin.!. Mrn I 111 vi M Mul while embroidered towel. Mrs, j,y Hruiid, fiirii n. iiiiuiory i inti , coiorco embroidered towels, Mm, Amelia 1'helpa flritt; crochet trimmed towel, Mra. J. K. (Joullcr first. Kreiich eyelet scurf. Mi. J. (J Hrliott first, Alts, J u ii nit r Kotimir second; second; (pillt and pillow vane set, j doe, Mllner; Hluu Mevern, Sr. M rn. I. I a. I.i-m f Irul umtl fuili'h. : t,u. rirm u i !... ll,.tu .o flmt whltn embroidered scurf, wnrk Mr. A..I.. Ami..i.n . ! ' 't, , Kuttiryu V. Hl.lik nrat, Mia, It, ..........i. t,,..! .i,i..- t i ' .V,. .'7... 7 . I , , , , AinliT.i.11 wrwiil: color n- i,.,, fl,, fcllU ,.H, Mr. fr, MlliiT' Hr loe flmt and Tim M im otinrv Miu'lvl of Ilia lirnlili.ri.il mnrf lli.li.o. A o.l..r.i.o l. .. .... . "' nr- "'. "rl ,., , ,, u. Klli u m ; ' ' """'. MI1ii; Jr. liw, flrat firm. Kiilhryn V, . hlilik wiomi, ,, Mr, ,,,M Mo()rB firatu..,. ,(.-om ,r hu,.k Wii. npiirf, Mra. J. (I. Hi llolt flrKt; .... 1...-.1.. " 1 Jr r Thl. nmrkiMl III. flrat ini.r.ln, of fr-cnl, ...,. Th cmII wa. j h, ,lM,r,U omhn .r...l Ii, .l..r. . M(Mre ,,',, ,t. tB1( rul(, "or; ' "'' V Ui- full. Mr. Lull lit K. Ilmi... r,.,v..d l 11:4b p. ui. Mr.. Iluiu.ur llo.R.r flr-t. ..Mr.. Mr-, An.e An,ler,n ,,. t. i i. J, ,. knrlDln. ir.lil.-iil of tint am.loly W. A. Jnliiwlon amouil: ioiiiI.Iiih , ..., Win, Ni?w i-alanil. Whltn Jr. f ryddid ovor lint iiivoIIiik. k. m, liulhy, who hna hi-mi II011 lwilairuil, Mra. A. Wvatfnll ..rl.,., rlrit Mr, ,' v. I.ytk' "" : "t'l'ln Br 1111.1: Hum 11110 iriiiini.il ot'o- 1 - - Mirt'inl. Mr.. A. Wioilfiill flrwl : j filrl. I'iiiIit 10 lurriiilon not hi.iliri.il. Mr.. J.I w,llk , Krls llllllpr yi;ur, (I. Hi-holt (Jr.t: laiimlry l.aK. Mr.. ,)f . A)rn ,.v,,ru, KruK. J. V. (ioi...r flrat: hot illnh inula, , rW1 flrHl ,,, Mny rhllcolt Mra. H. K. Morrl.ou firm: lutiltiK. .,,. ,,,,.. , i,i(iIr, Mra. t.,i,.iu i.(1.i.v iihi. ...ti..n dr-i., t:.rtruilu llllyanl flrl. Vlr- One Dead, Four iFADER FINED, Injured When !LICENSE TAKEN Plane Hits River A venltrt of xullty ,waa re- turned by a Jury In tha Jn.tlr HOCKKOltD, III , Hipt. . (I P) ourt lata yntrriy aflnrnoon The pilot of a Slln.on-Dctrolter I Kulnat J. W. rilr, who wa. pai.ieer plane w drowneU '"-l'-l n The l.llo..lfornla ... highway about Auiuat li and ai' two other peraona wore Injured )cwd of reckle. drlvlim. The Mirlou.ly and two olhera ewapeil rtHfendnnt wua fined 150 and had wllh allKht Injurlna thla after-' hla driving llrenae au.pended for noon whxn the ahlp atrurk a hlali ,a year. tfnalon electric wire and nMe- .dived Into the Hot It river. The plane, with the five orcu Ipaiila. had Jnat left the Hoik ford j airport here for a flight over the j city. I The body of the pilot. M. K 1 Headley, waa recovered from the river a half hour after the craeh I'oiinoitcil Willi Hut rlrc iilutlon do 1) Mra. J. It. lilxin hu. rcluincil pnrliiii'iiia of the Klumiith New. f 1 0111 I'oriliinil whnro aim hua;unil KviiiiIiik llcrulil, for lint punt 'pwu for .nine time. While acvnrul week., left yeaterday by Jiiorlh. Mra. Jilton aiibmllteil to ajmolor for Hun Kranriam. major operation. Ii will lie wllh i Inlnreat that her many frlmida The Hoy H1011I. of Troop Throe ' Mr.. Dora K. Mallnry flr.t I learn of her Improved hculih. of Hncred lleurt Aruilemy will I lllll lliinley aecond: knlliliiK f iholil Ihe firm invntliiK of Ihe full I Mary K. Iluker flrat. Mra. H. K. " r.Hnem niur noriai iiiiu.oii Aimuiny niKiii ai 7:u o cioi a. 1 -Morri.on rncono ; croi-in-i. .nr.. a. i (.nHw Krma K llrown flrt and will hold II. flrat mcntliia of Ihe I All incnihera are naked to milks . Weatfall flrat, Mra. H. T. tiullcdxe ,,,,',);' (,.,. W(., ;rma K. inn 1 01a niieriiooii ai 5 : aw a api'clul crrori 10 no prcaeiil. aecouii. o'clock al Muaonlc , Temple. At . Wotuetl'a U'cnr tlllu time pllill. will be oullllK'd 'llrown firm: kitchen towel, Krma IK. llrown flrat, Arthur llrown W.ahuble ipuroiid: waahablo pillow. Vlminia Warren Lynch, fur many yeur. Wi.hu.ii'ii wear lor the full ami winter moiiili.. j, pronilm-tit re.ldent of Ihl. clly, , ,oul.o dreaa. Mr.. H. N. ICmlaon ; .rkey' flr.i: headed bill!. Ther ...... ..,. ., .,,, gow a re.lil. nt ot .tlllllirea. I Jll-. flrat, llenlrlci. J a aeionil ,, (0, ,B frH, Bm .,.,I. cd lo be preaeut toduy. forntn, I. In Ihe clly for a few j Mi uxulow apron. Mr. lllll Hart- j Lump-huilo for floor lamp, Mr.. day. vlallltiK wllh old frlcuil.. 'ley: kcrvlui; apron embroidered, t Hrlxner flral ' lumpahaile The llr.l mcetllla of Ihj, Won.- ' Mr.. A. liunln-r fir, I, Mr.. W. A. ! bUilolr lamp. Mr.. It. It. aim Library club for the full) Hurry Molaiura. who wn. con- j Johnaton aecoml: boudoir cup. sower, flrat Kllrabeth Bandera moiiih. will he held Krlduy afi-r-! rimd to the Klamath Volley ho.-1 Mr.. Ciinnnr lto;mur flral : nlKlit- i.ond- beaded barket I. T. ti,v.n September H. at ! : 30 1 pH rr m,Verul week, on ai- wn. .Ilk. Luclle Lurkey firm. I jM( k,oii flral; reed mat.. Jennie Orlork. when Mra. II. 11. Lloyd ctMlltl of llllie... wu. able lo be r. Ileatrlee Jone. aecond; cu- .iMInlon firm: beaded heailbulid. Ulnu.pl will I. a It. nl.HV-. ... tl.nl ..... ....... ' ..... ' ' moveii 10 in. nonie in iioiiveiope or atep-in.. roiioii. .nr.. jenni Clinton flrat und aeiond; buck, flrat and aecond, J. R. program. jHprluita, Wednesday uml la now j i,.,,i rice June, flral; allk prince., j piIle n,.Puie ba.ket. Mra. I. L. . Hlevenaon; New Zealand Ked Jr. 11 , up and around auulii. alio. Mr.. Ileal rl.-i. J.m... firm : ir,nHr flrat ; ape. In I baakel. Mra. ! doe. third, J. R. Htevenaoo: Ldward U . Ilobcrl.. coti.triic-! . un)(iig robe. Atlra Dorothy In- ,00r, firm uml aecoud. I liraeat and beat dlaplay and . K rarilon. eiliior 01 lue arum riral. I t Amerliun lllue Hr. doe, flrat, aecond and third. J. K. (iolda worthy; American blue, Br. buck, flrat; American lllue, Jr. doe, flrat and aecond, Goldaworthy. American lllue Jr. buck, flrat and aecond; New Zealand Red, Kr. doe. flrat, Helen M. Scott; Chinchilla Hr. buck, flrat. Harry llrown: New Zealand Red Hr. buck, rlrat. Kr. doe. third, Krneit Divla: Chinchilla. Jr. buck, and Jr. doe, flrat and third, Krneat Davla; Hteel Pleinl.h Hr. doe and Jr. doe. flrat: It. Vane llulchlna; New Zealand Red Jr. doe, flrat, llulchlna; Frenrh Silver. Jr. doe. third; Chinchilla, Jr. buck, third. F. A. Ohle- meyer: Chinchilla heavyweight 8r. buck, flrat. Hr. doe, flrat, C. Hmlth: New Zealand Red Jr. Fader waa Implicated In a t-ol-li.ion which occurred near fell ran Clly the night of Annual IS, when he hit and damaged a car owned by K. 8. Johnaon, accord ing to the complaint. He waa ar retted by Walter Foater, traffic officer. The Jury waa compoaed of Clen lleadley. formerly an overaeaa Jeater. John Honaton, Jack Fra army pilot, had .topped In Rock-1 ney, Kdaal, Cap Calklna and Lln ford on hla way from Han Fran-; festy. claco to Warren. Ohio. He wua employed by the Packard Electric company of Warren, owner, of the plane. The four puaaengera were mem beraof Ihe, Hchact-Tuct company. j Rocktord repreaentatlvca of the i Packard company. ! II. T. Tuck, aalea manager of the Rockford company and Dean Pringey were reached from Forest Fire Near Hildebrand Is Under Control Fire of unknown origin which threatened large atanda of pine too timber aeveo mllea north of 1111- I river in a aeriona conouion. ipify .ucuibhu, j i were rushed to an operating table I Hy center, waa nnder control In a hoapltal. after a atlff fight by fire flghtera. Paul Charm and another man A ' caterpillar tractor which Iwhoae name waa not learned auc- j dragged a fire trail around the ! reeded In extricating themaelvea j fire proved to be the Dlggeal lac- from tne plane a lew aeconas after the craah. They received only minor cut. and bruise.. Kellogg Treaty Monroe Doctrine Compatible, Borah WAHIIINtlTON, Bept. 1. U P) Tha Kellogg anti-war treaty la not Incompatible with tha Monroe Doctrine and needa no roaervatlona to safeguard It, Senator Morah, chairman .of tha foreign relallona committee, Bald In a alalament tonight. Thla waa In anawar to a re port he held Ihe contrary view. "1 have ni dealre to discard the Monroe Doctrine," Borah aaid. "As it waa announced It waa sound then and It la Bound now. Neither do I think tha treaty to outlaw war Incom patible with It and no reserva tion la neceaaary In my opinion to protect It." Hlatea treasury il-partment. who (lr,uu Kduiullon Journal, a children'. i;ariiicii.i I Art: llund-paliited china. Mrs. won by H. R. Mllner. apenl Ihe pat aevorol da here lir,(),.Mlllll .a.-her'a inugailne. chlldron a gurmetita Colored , ilealrlce Jonea first and aecond ; looking over priipiiacd altn. for , , ., vr ln Klam-muroldered dreaa. Mra. Il.-airlce , liand paliiied handkiiichlcfa. Mlaa , TWO 1'I.IKIW IUK I lie new federal Ullllillllg. I"l,, Kl1, lr Carlton made I J,.. Ural; haliddccorutcd dre., l. French flrat. Mra. K. R. Mil- CLEVKLAND. O.. Sept. fU eliieaday tor Ilia preaeii iii-ad-i rratlKl,u,nl t) ,,,, , new j Mrs. Ileulrlce. Jonea flrat. Mra. W. Iner ae-iind: hand-painted scarfa. ' l' Ccorxe Ktowell .pilot and J gunners in neu mult, t aiuornia l..t, ,.,,, ,ub,crlbe to the j. N.-wmau second; white em- .Mrs. A. Cardner first. Mia. D. j c. Merrlman, airport manager. Two I......H. i.i., i..i,. f, tokrnlne. i broldered ilr.as, Mrs. Hint rice j French second; l.-a cover. MrsJboth of the Stout Air Service a crabamde tree i L i I J""c" "r",; ,,rw w,,h 'oo.nera. (luunar Hoagnr flrat; novcllle.J ,.omplIiy of r.,,. wer kllM ..... v " ...... , . luuajr wuen ineir piano lost Reception for Teachers to Be Held Monday tug dlnplny at ilia f hum hi r coin in it rro of 1 erli...l l L.' I ...... I k. L"m It. frnn. ' VI r I 1 1 Pa u.-.. a Htt.1 t . riKl It CI CltnimP DllHVIIP flcill ' I .l . They were sent In by i?'""." " ."." .... "... . - - - - , - " "' ana crasnea at the Cleve land airport. C.eorge Ainleraon. Oleue rancher. ..... .'. , ., . ., u i, ... w Ml n.a bough, wi " like" , W Po-Hlon. a. teacher. Ill A. Johnston .econd: kl.no..,. or lt.bl.ll. j SAN ANTONIO. Te,.. Sept. . lo. i ol II II yo r I11""1"1'11 Th,7l...l.l,lilirte. Mr.Hlr l,r, llr.t: , r.abl.lt division: White Flem-i,.,h today claimed It. third ooro a r"r- ,tp tht,lr r,, ,lnh()ni. Imote.... Mr.. W. II. Ayr.-. flr.t...h buck and doe. Harry 0m.n.!cnkf of d,0(tvei, ,1Hre wlth,n of Mr. and Mra. Wilbur Jonea. ! Mra. J r tloc llcr second: knlited ; first, second and third; Chinchilla 1 ( i10 am year. Alaey M. Miller ler. Mary L. Hnk. r. flral: (sr.. buck. B. A. Ilohrnrk, third: rhiet for two weeks, died today tiahy rhii kena lo fnrmera In , the vlclnliy of Kliunulli Falla audi a number around the l.ukevlcw Thomn K. Couo of Ihe noatu ooune. or noon. aire, irma nrew- handy Memian doe unit uucK, nd will fire-n whom Mlllor rouolrv have arrived .bv narrul l".riii. 1.1 .a o.i ...a aiioiiui , - - ...... ' . ...... succueacu, men two weeKa ago Bo.1 al Ithe local L,l Mflco di.i' I k ' "' M' " , 1 ond : J..c.,i,etle. Ilonnel. Mr.. Inna Fleml.h doe and b., k. Mrs. Lura (0f,er ,.rvg from Inat Septem !... . ,. ...... I Miollttllig hla time about III. new Hrewer flral; bnhy pillow. Mra. CummlllK.. flrat: blue Hevern her. when Sam Street waa killed thai, too have been' delivered i h"",e ,",yo'" Mndley lleiglila . Irma llrewer firm; crib ael. Mrs ( buck, flrat to Haya Smnll slock aa he attempted to arreit Pete during the paal week despite the1""1 "" Aahluml-Klainath j Amelia Phelpa second. farm: White New Zealand doe. i McKenile, now In prison under iino.v n..y. mHll nioca larm, inira:a uoatu sentence. Pillow. Silk sofa pillows, Mrs. I White New Zealand buck and i J. (I. He hut t flrat; embroidered doc. Mrs. Sclierruble, flrat and Old newspapers for Bale at th. sofii rHtlosri Helen Anderson flv.t. third : While Angora Wooler. ! Kfew. offle... , Mra. Harry HlrUiirdaon .econd tor In fighting the blaie. With humidity down to 15, the blaze spread rapidly through the tinder dry slash. Both prlrately owned timber and timber on the Klamath Indian reservation waa menaced. According to authorltle. of the Klamath Forest Protective asso ciation, the blaze waa apparently caused by carelessness of man. A reception for the teachers of However It was Impossible to the grade schools and high school ; 0ia. any direct responsibility. lot Klamath Falla and surround- The fire burned over 160 ling vicinity la being arranged 1 tcri!t before controlled. It bad! I for Mondiy evening. September . oeen burning two days but fall-! 10. ln the social parlors of thejure Df resldenta nearby to re-! First Methodist church. Eight 1 port It, coupled with the fact j o'clock la the hour announced that a heavy pall of smoke in , for the reception. Ithe Klamath country which pre-! The affair. In courtesy to thjTente(I forest fire look-outs from teachers, Is being sponsored by , potting tbe tire before yester a number of the Protestant day, gave the blaze a head start, churches of Klamath Falls. A I . I committee ot ladies faom each of WASHINGTON. Sept. . (UP) , the churches forming a general Bulgaria notified the atate de-1 committee have charge of ar- partment today It would sub-j rangements. Mrs. George R. scribe to the Kellogg anti-war j Llndley is general chairman of . treaty soon. This mikes 26 ( the committees In charge. non-signatory nations which have A musical program la being ar- Indicated they will adhere to the j rnneeri Vnr the v.i!i. ' At tha . PINE TREE -THEATRE- LAST HHOWINO TODAY BIG DOUBLE BILL Pola Negri . . . in . . . The Woman on Trial' and A Star Cast . . . in . . . 'Good Time Charley' REGULAR PRICES Coming SATURDAY A Knockout Fight Drama "The Main Event" lateness of the season. J. K. FltiKcrald, poalul Inspec tor, hiiiidllug ' the- leasing and housing of federal building, left Thursday morning for Seattle. Mr. Fllxgerald speut (he pnat two days In Klnimuh Full, with Po.t luaater John A. Mct'iill and As sistant pommu.ter It. L. Griffith going over n.Blter. of Importance in regards los the new frderul building. lleury Cook and son. Hubert, of Anaheim, California, aro In Ihe city for an Indefinite .lay. Ka li year Mr. Conk cornea to Klamath county with the open ing of the hunting seaaon and la anxiously awaiting tho time when he can tuke up hi. fuvorlto aporl. Mr. Cook for a number of yeura owned one of Hie lnrg est ranches In the vicinity of Mulin and look, forward lo his visit to Klnmalli Falls each full. Falla highway which he recently built. This week Mr. Cone Is palming Die new home. treaty. ! LIBERTY j THEATRE . 4 ..LAST SHOWING TODAY.. LOIS MORAN and EDMUND LOWE in "PUBLICITY . MADNESS" . Coming SATURDAY Jack Perrin . . . and ... Chapter .Number (3) of Tarzan the Mighty" .Mr a ltd Mra. PrnuV MiKlvon havft punham-d tho Home liukory J unfa pillow. Mm. AidpIU I'liflpi on Main and Klovi'nih trout and flrit. Mm. It. A. MllbT niM-ond; look imNHoxtiloii of I lift Ntore on! pillow and tu'iirf net, Hi'lon An W'vdncnilay. Tht'y formerly own iirs4Hi rfrnt; tmudolr pillow, Mrn. od Tli n Mara Confo. tlcniery whl. h Jutni't K. St uni t rirm, Kllxahoih waa aold to Mr. and Mr. T. H. Sai.drrt kctoihI; bomlolr pillow, Abbott tiomo lime nno. allk, Mra. Ami'll.i I'liclpH first. Mm. H. It. Mi I nor ttccond. lttiKH and quilt': Cotton plw?d quilt, Mrs. lU-Kulo Mooro flrht, Mm. A. Oil I Id ncrond ; cot ton fancy qutlitiiK. Mary K. Lar- Mra. IltsM Ki'ttiTR. worthy Ki'nl matron or tho Kuxtcru Slur of Ort'Kon, will pay htr official visit to Aloltu cbaptor of thn Kutcru Star on THday wontuic. S'p-. kty first and aci-mul; baud-tied Umber pleviMUh. acoordliiR to an-Hk and wool comforter. Mrs. noun-iMiUMit mado today by Mra. Wilbur Jonea In churno of pub licity. Mm. KoiMTt K. Watten- burff. worthy matron of Aloha IIukhIo Monro first ; haml-tled cotton com fort nr. Kliinhpth San tlora flrttt, Mra. McrhIo Mooro noc ond; allk pieced quilt. Mm. Ilesxlc cbuptor with mrmbora of tho or-l'ro firai: wool pieced quilt, der aro muklne pinna for a din-1 Mr- nt(B,( :slM,rt, nn1 nvc' nor to bo held ,11a a courtesy to ond: hrnldi-d ruit tuk. Mm. Itlch Mm. Sottcm on TuoHday cvouIiir "r 'cr flmt and second: Cro at the Pelican Crlllo at alx o'clock. A cover rhargo of $1.00 j ! diet rs niK. Mm. KHxahoth Itruat flmt. Murv K. LurkeT aec- ' Mlas Mary J. ( line, who l.a. " " r .r""r,iB" ' ond: h.mlwoven r..g. Mrs. R. A, ' been a guest of .Ml -a Edna i- 1,8 nm"u- mcmoera : M 'A Fordvce ' I nr for Ihn .mal l weeka left AlollB llll.tlT 0. Well US Visit- M f, "" fur lor t no puat am wcckm. icii ; ...... . secouil: ilrnwn or hooked rug, Tbumday, mornlnK for her homo me mbera of tho Kantern i m Kwamnn f(rHl In Folia Church. Virginia. Mlaa nr "t cordhH luvlta- . Clluo. who la a nloco of Mr. and dinnor. Koru- Mflfc. It. H. linnbar. accompanied j Um will bo hold In Mlha Kdnu and her father homo hn ovenlnR nt Mufunlc tomplo. Mm. .Mnl la MeldliiK and Mm. Wil bur Joiipb aro In cliarno of tho ovenliiR aeHnloii. i after they hnd viKlted In the east. Sho la the daughter of the late Kdward Clino, former niaunKliiK editor of tho WaMhlnKton 1 line. A ni on k tho KludontM who are lenvliiK to reMiiino their utmlloH at vnrloun hcIiooIb la Morlo Swnn- aon. aon of Mr. and Mm. Janieajto 05 di'iireon, tho hiKhoat point SwniiMen. who will leave, for lu-: of tho year. At 6 p. m. tho vni:itt: titi: si x smi:s LOS ANCKI.KS, Sept. 6, (U V) It wua hot In l.os AiiKelea todav. Tho t horinometer climbed JACK FROST KIIOK LKPAIItlNtl While Yon Wait, Women's half soles 91, pair Wood heel topllftH, tWc pr. Men's rubber heola .Vie pr. ndena, Cnlir., Ilils morning by motor to begin hla Junior yenr lit a nicillrnl college In Los An geles. Merle hna been spending ' bureau. Hie summer months In Kliunulli Falls. Mrs. Hwanaeli and two other aona. Kitwnrd mid l.aVernc. will also leave In a short lime for the south, where they have their winter home. Mercury reglalerell 80 degrees. No relief Friday or Saturday was expected by the weather WILL ATTKMPT ItKCOItll LONC. IIKACII, Calif., Sept. 6. fl'PI In un attempt to break the present world's endurance record, lloscoe Turner will take lift from the Lone itench rtvlna Among Iho ninny who enjoyed j Halurdjy at 4 a. m. In the fine exhibits nt the county fair wero Professor II. M. Parks, copiultlng geologist of Portland mid his lumber, A. L. Pinks nml wifo, of Fart Rock. I'rofoasor I'niks was formerly Professor of mining nt t'orvnllls and director of the stiilo bureBii of mines. Willie acting In tho latter capac ity he had chnrge of the boring of . several deep wells in Fort Uook vulley under alule appro priations uml became Impressed Willi tho agricultural possibili ties of southern Oregon. He Is financially Interested In develop ing rnnches around two of tho wells drilled mid hus Interested a largo dnlry products company In the undertaking. Whllo In n Tliiim bl-pliine, he nnnminced today. .MRS, WILSON IX KKAM'K CIIKUHOURO, Franco, Sept. 6, (UP) Mrs, Womliow Wilson, widow of the United Stutos war president, arrived tod.iy oil the Liner Amorlcu. she left lnimed lutnly Tor Purls by motor, en route to the Lengue of Nations iit-sembly meeting nt (lenevn. IIOCIIHSTKIt, N. Y.. Sept fl. After shouting to a group of friends. "I'm on the water wugon now." Andrew Robinson, 5:t, fell from the sent of a aprlnkler curt here today unci was killed. A posl -mortem examination revonl- tlio clly Professor Parks was the led he hud been drinking bud guest ot Ills college classmate In j Honor. mining, John C, C'lnglinrii, local 1 civil ciiKiucoi'. . For results use News Class Ada. a. BUY YOUR ROUGE IN ! MILK BOTTLES ; No not the rouse that i chemiffta make, but the nat ural, healthy glow that! cornea of wholesome living, : nourishing food and lots of j milk! Our pure, pasteurized ' milk will make tho roses ; bloom in your cheeks. j PHONE 1448 rUfr I1 "3J. -.-4 1315 KLAMATH AVE. 3 Connolly Brothers - MEN'S STbRE Tlie best place in town to buy quality merchandise at lower prices. Men's Dress Men's Work Oxfords Shoes $4.50 pair up $2.98 pair up I!nth black und Inn. The Wo rarrv a compicte stock latest styles and all sizes f LoKg,. 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