The Klamath news., September 11, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

THE KLAMATH NEWS
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1928
PAGE THREF
CITY BRIEFS
Mlaa liaru Man Hlnirl i lilitn t
impelled in urrlvu today rioin
Hun Krunrlaeo In lin tlm lnni'
guual u( Mr. uml Mm. Illrlinril
Wenlherly fur uliuiit Inn iluya.
Mlaa Hlmrliiilgu l a l'"u friend
u( Mm. Wi'itilii'ily uml U a
liliu'u lit I'nlled Htulna Heuulnr
Humui l M. Slmttrliluu (rum Cul
Kurulu. Several mijiiyuliln ulfulia
bnvu hj'i'ii pluiiuod dining I" r
Ult bent,
riral rclicursul Ini- i hit l.uilli
Ciiminiiiilly choriia will hit hi'UI
HUH OVeulUg ' H IllllllllllUfl
,'linpllitt church. All nieiubcra
ttru urged lu bit preacul.
MIh ,M Inn In lliiriiiim uf tlio
nliirlf(N nfili-ti mul .Mn (ler
tmilt Cofer of the tint ut y aHtrM
enr'a office returned Miimluy
(mm n tjo week'a vatuiilon
. hl li , f ! y niH-nt mi lour
through Yt'ltiiwuiimu mrk. They
italit I hey riu'miiitrrctl it great
dal of miiiw mid imhnciI through
two nw ilonim.
I. mil II (M'd of riindi'iin,
t'allf. Iiuh arrive.) In Klumuth
Kail to nuike hlftl.fme, niuklng
Hit I r 1 i by motor.
Itermiiii Wtlllutn Hntnerllii ami
Jea.le Hell, btilli of Illy, Wen
la.ued a murrlnge llcenne at the
county clerk'a office Monday.
Krank Meatun returm-d Hun
Ltlay evening from Kugeuu and
tlranta I'aaa, where he .pent
aeveral daya of la.; week at
tending the. Lane and Jo.cphlue
county full.. Kealon who -1,
county tiluli leader la now pre
paring fur the atate fulr. Twu
Klrl' demon. trntlun leaiu. uml
the poultry Judging team will
attend the fair from Kltimntli
county and Seilmi alaled he will
pceparo a Klamnth hit).' alitl
glrla' cluh bouth.
.M !. Miriam ami Wlniilfrcd
(lffl;ld have lift fui rnrtliind
to attend Hi hukc Walker llu.
llie.a college. They were accom
pauled nitrih by K c. Ilurke.
of Ihl. rlly who will apeml
LIBERTY
THKATHK
. . . NOW . . .
Whnt'n In n womaH'M lintrt
tit'lien lti itinrrli'.
Don't Miaa
"A WOMAN'S
HEART"
iVbw-PIne Tree-Now!
VAUDEVILLE
MADAME JOHNDREAU
And her conipiiny in a mitivm of 'UKONZE STUDIES'
With 4 other big ucttt
... and - - -
"JAKE THE PLUMBER"
IIowliiiK l)tirlt'Mtiit of a nolilo profossion
Coming THURSDAY and FRIDAY
'The Legion of the Condemned"
I'm-lied with realism; FraiiKht with thrills!
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ANNOUNCEMENT
The Aetna Life Insurance Company
Is Still Rt'prt'scntod hy
JAS. H. DRISC0LL
206 Williams Building ' Phone 432
Also handle all kindi of insurance, and have
plenty of money to loan
lilllliil
i iSmirJ. Jd.mu
4 '"ft
nil I 'fill
mlnutiM' ride from the Hotel Manx. It you
are pliinnliiK to attend Ihe Opera, nnike your
reHerviitlmiH In udvtini'e ut tho Manx, KunnltiR
tllHtllled ice water In every room; beautiful
lobby; popular priced dining room. Hc-st loca
tion lu lhe city. Check yattr car at Hotel.
HOTEL MANX
' POWELL St 0TARRELL SAN FRANCISCO :
itvitrul days vIhIIIiiii relatives In
I'm t lu ml uml Tim lullca.
' lir. ('. W. Kiiiiiiin wan a visitor
III KIuiiiiiIIi Kulla yoatorduy (rom
Hulciii uml was IruiiNiirlliiK hua
lucsa. Mil oapttcta In return uurlh
lixlny v In Crater N.uke.
Hov. I'. ('. 1 1 ii 1 t ' who linn
. Illicit spending Ihe puet tumuli
ill hU furini'r tiiiinit In Murrlll
I left lust Hiitnriliiy return l
: Albany, Orcgun.
The clmiiiher uf roiiimcrio
run nm are receiving a renovation
thl week mid are being cuIho
ni I ii"i I and rti-piiliitrd. Afl.ll
IIimiiiI cii.iu.vr np.-o will alio bi
hiHiiilti'il ut the Information
hunt h.
Mm Kdlili KdwurdM and child
reii, Kvt-r.iio und Wlllriu. have
, Iff t fur Ilea vert on, Oregon lu
' tnukv their hitiiin. .Mm. Kdward
; Iih tmd hiirrn r tin Merrill
' hotel fur i ho pant IV w month.
Mm (). . Hicwart of l.a
(iruiido In n Kurt ul I he II (
! fox Ihmih iiKiir Merrill. Mm.
iXtiwnit In a aimer nf Mm. fox
MemltiT. of the Woman'. I. lb-
rary Club are a.ked to make a
j.peclul .flurt to ult, nit the flr.t
land opening meeting of the fall
and winter aeaiutu on Krlttay af
ternoun at 2:3u o'clock In the
Iclty library Mra. II It. I.loyd
Hicwart haa completed flnnt ar
rangement for the program to
be entitled. "Cuiiventlitn I'ro
'gruin" Mra. Ileorge It. Llml
ley, pre.ltlenf, will prerlde.
Mm. K. U. ( ruff of Weed, ( all-
foruta. returned home Hunday of
Iter HpendliiK neverul day hern aa
ihr hiiiine KiieMt nf Mr. and Mm.
It. A. Itiiiidc. Mr. rf f motored
up from Weed on Saturday eve
nliiK to un'ompany hi wlft borne.
' Mra. t'roff tHforo her marrlaae
wan Mi llonlia Hchaeffer. o.i
,of the well known and popular
you nit women of thla city.
1 Mr and Mra. I.cnter Klnley
left Siiiurduy afternoon by motor
on a two weeka vacation trip.
They will vl.lt (or aume time In
California and will later motor
north to I'emlleton to attend the
ltountl-up. Inirliig Mra. Klnley'a
ah.cnce from her beauty .hop.
The I'alace, Ml.. Lucille Ilnvltt.
'her dituahier, will be In churge.
The longti.t "look" reported
by mountain. top loukuuts lo lor
e.l service dl.tiutchera ol Med
(nrd wna turned lu on Saturday
by Ales. S htehlfl. atatloued on
the tup ot hut -hiuan 1'eak. south
of Meilfont on the - California
bonier. He reported seeing a
Sim Ki'tinrlNCO
;itM OlM.ltA
N K.I HON
Sept. ,1 Oil. it
The Opera Season, nn
event for music lovers
will draw tlimitmnd
of popple to the city.
The new Dreumlnnd
Pavilion Is but n few
large (Ira It tulles .sat u( Kla
math Kulla, located about 7ft
in Una iiortheual n( him. I In inudit
ihla nhaurvatlon In aiillo or m
tniiiiitly busy Hlmuapliitrif which
wua present ovur. Ilia soulliem
acctlou of Oregon.
Mm. Iltma HMlnrti, worthy
Krund nialron of the Kiulerii Hiar
of Un'Kon, will hold a Mhuol of
liiHtructloiia ,ut Muamilc Tom pit
Ihla ttfti-rnoon ut 2 'M) o'clock
tor iiicmhcm of iha Kairn Hiar
mid nfflmri of Alohtt ehujititr.
(inor I'riM'tor, who for many
dityH lia hii rrlllrolly Hi thj
Klaiuulli Oatirul hoHpIiul. vhiiri
tin wua tukn fultoliiK irlus
accldi'iit at rli mi JJiy l.i njiM-r
compuny, In whirli li lu.it hl
lft limb. I .vjxjrl.-d uv t.ry
iiitith Impruvvd today.
Tim lUppy Hour club num.
Iicra uru to meet Ihl. aditrnnuii
ul Ihu hutne ut Mra. (jfurxe
Miuiiphrpy.
Mr. and Mra. V. U. lUhmtr
and .Mlaa Mildred Duke of l.ake
vlew were week-end Kuc.ta In
Klamath Kulla.
Thomp K. Cone o( the poatal
department, reaumed hla poaltlon
Monday alter a twu week.' vara-
tlou.
Kor the purpo.e-of promoting
a mualcal comedy entitled "Hello
There," Mlaa It. Zura of I hl ago
haa arrived In Klamath Kalla.
Ml.a .ura hupea to have olie of
the civic rluba of the city apon
aor the comedy and waa buay to
day meeting with aeveral of the
heada of local cluba to dlacuaa
the play. All of the ca.t would
Include local men and women.
The Initial mewttuK of lhe fall
months of St. Murya Altar Ho
cleiy of Halted Heart church will
tm held thla evening, at eight
o'clock at Aattembly Hall. At
thia time elertlun of officer for
the enaulng year will take place.
Mn. Mct'ruMkey and Mm. Canton
wll be hotteatira for the evening.
All member are anked to be
present.
The American Lutheran ta
llica Aid will hold the flr.t meet
ing of the fall on Wedneaday.
September 12 at 1:10 o'clock at
the home of Mra. It. 1'. Klllngann
at ! Pacific Terrace. All mem
bera are a.ked to be prenent. A
cordial Invitation to vl.ltori la
extentled hy the ho.teaa.
I Mr. and Mrs. Walter Smith of
ILaugell Vulley aro the hnppy par
teuta of a baby daughter, born
Sunday evening nt tho Klamath
tieneral hoapltnl. Mary Ann la
tho name which Mr. and Mrs.
Smith have choaen for their new
daughter.
The Mlsaes l.omniah and Mar
tha Mulnnln of thla city huve
moved to A.hland atid taken an
apartment at the Llthla Apart
ments. They are awaiting I He
opening of school at Southern
Oregon Normal.
Itov. J. Henry Thomas, pan tor
of Ht . I'a u I "n K pisco pal church,
has left for Lakevli-w where he
will conduct snrvlcea on Tuesday
morning, ltev. Thomas la due to
rot urn home on Krlday.
.Mlits Kvelyn Apple-gate recently
sold a home on Iaguna street to
Mr. and Mm. Arthur I.. Antler
son. The deal waa cloned through
Chi lento and Smith real estate
offices.
Mrs. Virginia Stewart, proprie
tor of the Miner Hotel of Ilend.
apent Sunday In the city on bnal
neaa enroute to Portland for a
visit of several days.
MIhs Kleanor Collier, who spent
the past several days In Klamath
KalU from Ashland, has return
ed home to the vulley city.
llllllo Landis. son nf Mrs. La
Grange, who has been critically
111 at the Klamath tieneral hoa
pltul for the past week Is very
much Improved.
Chamber Fall
Forum to Open
j Burton B. Burker. vlce-presl-Ideut
of the t'nlverslty of Oregon.
will nrrlve In Klninnth Kails to
morrow and will be the guest
speaker at the first chamber of
rommorce forum for tho fnll aud
winter season.
Mr. Barker who Is nlso In
charge of public relations at the
University is making his first
appearanro In Klamath Kails.
Andrew Collier will preside at
the forum as chairman and
special Oregon songs will bo led
by John Houston.
NOTICK OK WAIIKANT KU
DKMPTION. Notice Is hereby given that
funds are now available In the
City Trensury for Ihe redemption
of outstanding warrants on Im
provement Units 66, 8, 71, and
that tho sniuo will bo redeemed
hy the City Treasurer at her
ofKce In the City Hull, Klam
ath Knlls, Oregon, nn or after
Sept, 11, titSS, and that Interest
will cease on tho 11th dny of
September, 1928.
MRS. lit MA DIXON.
City Treasurer.
S It.
UofO. Expects
I.nriro Hnrnllment-
Dad's Day Soon
UNIVKUHITY OK OKKOON,
KuKono, Hpt 10, HimiIuD -In-dhutloiiB
aru that 0110 of the
IftrKimt frrxhmiin rlttMi In the
hlatory of Ihu IiihiII ution Mmtxr
rpori imri. in. "'"' "
iroaniliuil . nvviu.ww 'in.,, ,u. h.n .rrlou.l. Ill LuL;
It la miounmd hy Karl M.
no nuiniH-r vwj ; M, vlion Hu.kln. and cl.ll
lun.it .how. a aul..luullal ,,ruI1 trr ,i,Mni, In Ihn K'.ue
rrea.9 ovr in iwo ywara pnvr
to thl. Whlla a portion u( thla
number are undernraduatea:
traiutorrina irom oiner aco.,.., , Mr n- Mn ,Jeun 10(((fl .,,
the mujorlty haa been ""X11 1 ,m. daughter led Hunday morn
frc.hman alandlui. (n( tur Hp,,,,,, inr where
Mna feum Here i they will make their luture homo.
A laraer number o( youn Mr hM wHB ,,B uarb(.r
people (rom Klamath Kalla are I t th( M(irr bl)lul (ut lhe pa
eiperted to attend the unlveralty , fl.w nionth,
than ever bedire. bettering even j Mn irii Carr and grand
laat year when 37 were In ilituKliter have returned to their
dunce from Klamath Kalla, and . )(lne ,B un rraa,.lv,0 Htt-r a
HO (rom Klamath county. I vllj, w(lh Mr crr', mother.
The Importance of early riling Mn Jafce MaMjn ,.t Malin.
nt cuJanllula lit. UH .tUllenlBl .. . m. .1 l.tt...v.
la eninha.lzed by the reglatrar.
..i.., m.. r, v.rinua
pr
entering eiamlnatlona muat
made before the opening
be'
or i
fre.hman week. The appoint-
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menta for phyalral eiumlnatloni.
Kngll.h A. and p.ychuloglcal
teal
u. and library Inatrurilon ntSins , m.tltute It Vreka.
..rtlon. wlll-bln ihl. w,k.l" ,)arry returmd
nd no reKl-trailun material will rrltihr froro Alturaa where be
be Riven out until
atuluatluua have been
Tlt., .rrlvln. I.I. in lu, lif.M-1
'-Mm, i-v-rt in re.i.iraiion to
. ihuv .in
U:U Mil rlU. utrj " "
be (orced to pay a late filing
(..
u.--- a..j
As never beforp. the freshmen
will be made , , feel u. hom.
thla year. It la announced by
ii is announcea uj
iiittiei. ill mam.. ttp .aitii
will be held during freahman
week, preparatory for the foot
ball game with I. Infield College
on Saturday, September 29.
on Saturday. September j.
which la the earlleat a fuotball
game haa ever been acheduled
at the unlveralty. On Saturday
evening there will be a banquet
t the Woman's building for,.nd his wile. Mr. gno airs. t
rreahmen only. Speakers will
Include I'realdent Arnold Benuett
Hall, Klmer 1.. Shlrroll, dean of
men, and -Coach John J. Mc
Kwan. ...
Ilegular classes will 'begin Oct-
obor I. Tho llrjt assembly.
acheduled lor October
. will
hold lie-la I Interest for atudeuts jnisde the Lakevlew trip. the First Methodist church last
as speakers will Include Cover- ' night when several Protestant
nor Patterson and Prealdeul ' MKltHll.L. Ore.. Sept - churches of the city entertained
Hall. Joe Merit-Own. Marshfleld. j , Mr. and Mrs. N. """""iMrg. Gecrge II. Llnriley presided
presllent of the aasoclated left Thursday morning (or t"' I as general chairman of the affair
students will be In charge ola . where they will vl"lt IO' An Interesting program was
the meeting. some time with , relatives """'featured which Jncluded T:cal
Dad s Day, when all the) friends. k jsolos by Miss Dorothy Stevens,
fathers of students are Invited j Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Hendrick-, jKg Illlth Cofer. Mrs. J RrncU
to the campus, will be I, on and Miss Kstherlne Molltor Brunton. and Mr. B. S. Veatch:
held on the second Sat urduy arrived In Merrill Krlday even-.a TO(.al duet by Mrs. Bert C.
of the term, the day o( the Ore- ng Mr. llendrlckson la all- Thomas and Mrs. E. S. Veatch.
gon-standtrd game. Last yeariicttc coach In the high school and a pano B00 by Mr,. K s.
Dad's Day was held during nml Miss Molltor Is n teacher l" Veatch
winter term, but It Is felt that ; ihe publl.' school. A largo number of Klamath
by bringing it near the begln -
nlng of tho year, closer relation- moved into the Denehey apart
shlps between the school aud the menta In Merrill.. Mr. Chastulu
state will be established. I has accepted the position as
! bookkeeper In the White House.
JKW KI.ItV KAI.K.S.MAX KOBI1KI) ! Mr. and Mrs. J. R- Collins
'visited (or a short time In Mer-
MILVAi:KKK. Wis.. Sept. 10. 'rill Saturday with relatives. They
(fP) David Zlmmen. salesman ' make their homo in Astoria but
(or a Chicago Jewelry house, was were on their way to Paisley
held up In his hotel room today ' to visit with relatives,
by. two bandits and robbed ol j Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Ballon
1 1:5.000 In diamonds and other i of Malin and Mrs. Agnes Richer
Jewels. jol Merrill motored to Crater
The bandits tied Zlmmen to Lake. Sunday. They returned
" "'",r """ mi"" men -
escape The robbery was di.-
covered tonight when hotel
clerks remembered iht 7.lmmen
had not been ou. oi his room
all day.
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'Be summer-wisel"
TREETEA
ORANGE PEKOE
The "right tea
to use when
you serve
it
3 ffl
MERRILL
Ulf.MA OKHKI.I
MKItltlM,,
'orrtupoudi'iit
()r,, Kept. 10.
Mr. and Mm. Klmrr IHdKtt and
rhlldrt-n mid Mm. Haruh lllod
K"tt ef ModoHlo, Cullfornla vUH
cd In Merrill nt the homo of Kurl
! ftlodKlt I Miit week.
! Mm. Arthur Krnxlcr ia borne
vlxlt with hnr mcthiir,
air.. Iluua, t Huaanvllli.. Mm
la allithlly Improved at Inn irna-
IXIver valley with Mm. Ilaakln'i ;
purenta, Mr. and Mra. Tom
jI(,d((ppe,n
i . Mr. ano aire. ... i
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atn raua apeni rumj ."i8 .
at the It. I.. Ualtcn home.
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Mr
J. W. Taylor. Mra. V. K.
,j, knd Mlll, Mary Taylor n'"-',,"
.... ... j j 1. . .
tor).j i0 Yreka Wedneaday. Mit.
TaviQr i. . n,acher at Hilt and
thg M.iv.. , .i. mrniih vtaitlm
H Bul -
. ..... VI II V Toll.. Mr.""'""1 ,MW J"r mj re I US
I... - v i vinMt. MUm!,
! . 1 i t,.ii vmvm i
, lay nO lieririHin aula;. . -
, Jlunee tnd Crl J'nnette led
I ("r Medicine Uke Wednay
i. . . week's
OUi0g there.
clL Snyder of l-endleton
. u visiting lo Merriii. wi.
; i. rlaitlng Id Merrill.
- .. " -- hirh "'fT lonigni waa inclined to
"i "lhlttlc e.c,ch ,n "'fibe moody after hla ittorney had
nKhool her. two yeara ago. "J enwred about SO pagea of the
t- la the hou gueat of -Mr. na buky alemen,
jira. II. II. Anderaon
Mra. Klora Thomaaon
Mr,. Flora inomm '"
U...II1 .ttendina to buainess
la In
fa. she Intends 15 make her
j bome at Myrtle Creek. "J"
j aCcomianleil here by her brother
i Peery.
Mr. and Mra. William rarcer
and .on,. Mrs. M. Sanders ana
children. Mrs. J. f " a
daughter, motored to I-akev lew
Krlday where they attended the
.niohr.tlon. Blmer
! lUICCnat - l...
shay and Herbert l.rnyoae!
l Mr. and Mrs. K- cnastaiu
iby way oi .i.e.o.u. . ,
Mrs? Ray Pickett nas as -
over the management of the
1 hnini . Mrs. Pickett is owner.
' of the hostelry but has had It
j leased this summer to Mrs. Kdlth
Kdwards.
! Miss Margaret Lausnpack ar
rived in Merrill Thursday after
noon. She will teach in the
public school this winter and tsifrom nig tamx, with his school-
living at the C. A. narrows
home.
The following teachers, have
been selected for the Merrill
schools: Lester Turnbaugh.
prlnctpal of high school, Harold
llendrlckson, athletic coach, and
: Miss Ellen MoVelgh. tirade
! school teachers are: Principal.
H. ' P. Blanton. Misses Allean
' Murray, Katherlne Molitor. Mar
garet ' Launspeck. Mrs. Bert
Dodenhoff, and Mra. Minnie 1)11
lard. I Miss Helen Atchison is vlslt-
iing: in Midland as the house
guest of Miss Anna Burnett.
! Miss Charlotte Buesing of Kla
math Kalis spent the week end
!at the homo of Gwendolyn
Martin.
Miss Irene Klemlng has return
ed to her home here after spend
ing the past month in Washing-
l10,.
I are at their homo In the Wilson
apartments after an extensive
trip in Oregon and northern Cul
l liornia.
1 Mr. and Mrs. Max Hartlerode
have moved back to their homo
I hero after spending tho summer!
, months in Mt. Hebron where Mr. j
j Hartlerode has been logging.
I Mrs. Minnie Dillard has re
; turned to take up her school
) duties. She has been attending !
I summer school In Ashland and
i visiting with friends. j
Old newspapers lor sale at thai
'News, office. I
KELLEY WILL
TELL STORIES
I.OH A.NCKI.KM. Ki pl. 10. (TP) HAtlKIl, Orn.. pt. II). - '.. K
-Hlorlw ol "EKypllan" p.rtlita. : ,","K"r '''"J1"'" ,"'lt
at which mim and women auc.l. Kr w , ,, Mr
wora only hxud drua.ca arvljj N OMI,rp l,nt ru,,,y u(
bead, and ot mldnlKht awlmmliiK ', UIMa W,h WrB 'iort:iicc Sinltli
pnrllx. at which bulhlii aulm a( Mr, j(lhl KuonU.
wore uinim oa.ary will Im told j l(uy Lal'rurli' anil l. W. Mlorm
Tuamlay by Mo I'. Kitlluy, al-1 ind the ihrc-Khlna; machine at
kKd murderer, II the court i
rill permit.
The butcher boy lover attend
ed many gay a((alra with hla
married and aocialty prominent i
aweetheart, Mra. Myrtle Mellu.
whun1
ha la alleged to have!
murdered, according to hla. at-attended the (air Kaiurduy after,
tornny, K. 8. Ilahn, and he will noon. t
aeek to have entered In the rec-l Mr. and Mra. W. O. Conimlng. 1
ord of complete account ol "all 'were calling In thl pel(hborhoi-il
thoae aenaatlunal partlea attended Sunday afternoon,
by lilnuieir and Mra. Mellua. Mr. and .Mra. I). W. Storm fire
Kelley today completed dlctat-l entertaining friend, from Call
lug a 240 page atatement to a.'ornta.
defenae atenographer. Mr- nd Mr- uthrlo apent
"He will apare other partfcl- i t,,e yeaterday at the home ol
oanta bv dedlnlna in reveal their
namea. A lot
or them wure
defenae council!
uorlety people."
Id.
Th
"Kgypllan
partlea were
common occurenrea,
Kelley In-
. i . .
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CarlNtd In fantaatlc dreaa, men
1 "I Wl
and women mingled freely aa
ne flowed, according to
..tlJi. .
the defendant.
lm," h .k Z
pr JJ rtlwi
I K "V n4 . h" I
r" ruHfa oul ' Juaaei
F etrher ll.rn .-A U
"
,ve the defendant entire
brty In
bli disclosure!.
, (
"
I hj
he court rulea out much
merit," llahn'aald. ."!
v himi (ni7 mi an. Jte
ht- , w . . . , '
j f "a,r
Kelley tonight waa inclined to
My life'a at .take and It
aeema I ahuuid have the right to
.... . .u
happencd up (he Ume o
her death." the accused man
jj
Reception for
Teachers Given
With nractlcaltv ..afv lai.tiB.
. fh ...Knni. .
' J ... uuu.o i-iodtiii, O II
i enjoyablo reception was held at
. raws resiaenis cauea uunog me
evening to greet the teachers, es
pecially these who are making
Klamath Kails their home (.r
the first time
Eureka Hunter
Lost in Forest
IM IvMVA, Lain., orpi. v.j
p, squads or men were iwukiok
a systematic search of the rugged
Coyote Klat territory tonight for
..enettiey 11111. i niici.u., v -
1 ifnrnla .indent and son o( former
, Attorney A. W. Hill, who
, ...,. mor ,han 24
hours.
It was the usual story of a
separation during a hunting trip
and an agreement to meet at a
designated place later, which Hill
had failed to carry out.
Th. mtaaln. vnttth hart set Out
mate, L. O. Hannaford. and when '
they reached a fork in the trail
Hill went one way and Hanna
ford the other. Hill (ailed to re- J
turn and a posse was organized j
to hunt for him several hours
before dark Sunday. This search
ing party was augmented today. ,
MH-I.AI.IHT C.A.MIIU.A'IK
Sl'KAKS
BUTTE, Mont.. Sept. 10. (U
P) Norman Thomas, socialist
candidate for president, continu
ed his speaking tour tonight
with an address In which he de
clared that candidates ot both
major parties offered little to
the progressive or working marr.
Thomas will leave Tuesday for
Spokane, Wash., where he will
speak Tuesday night before con
tinuing on to the Pacific coast.
For your Frlglflatre call IS. E.
Jefferson, phone 1061-J. adv.
Jvfi-tf
NOTICE TO HUNTERS
Hunting- and trespassing on the lands of the Lower
Klamath Lake Grazing Association in the Lower
Klamath Lake is forbidden on account of the fire
hazard until further notice by the directors.
' '
Lower Klamath Lake Grazing Association
JAMES O. KEEFFE, Pre.idcnt
HAGER, OREGON
MliH. J. . (.I TIIHIK
.Nrwa urrrsMindt-nt
,,elr tnnl j, Momliiv urtcrnoon
ant! Tue.iluy inoruliiK.
Ml.a Mary Alct'omh. who ha
heen vl.llliig her diiher. It A
McComb, haa returned to Klnin-
wli Kalla.
Mr. and Mra. J. N Ctilhrlo
r. era ir. twia uoirna on
,ne Keno a-
Mr- """ nd Mr- '""."
making improveineiuti on ineir
homea on the Merrill route. I
Mr. and Mra. linger attended
the fair Monday. They received
a number of premiums on vege
tablea and fruit.
Ii. A. McComb threahed hla
Iwheat laat Krlday.
Mamhall MrClay aasiHted Mr.
: Haner
rith tila thresh! Die laat
eek.
Schooner, Collier
Hit Off Cape Cod
DUitlu.l, S.UI, ... i a u.w.j , .
I L P) Tne roast guara cotter
Active and the destroyer Burrow
I this morning were speeding to;
the rescue of the schooner I.in-
co n" be"eTea 10 " 'rTC ",n"
'
""5 Te"K'1' "
the coal col,i
olf Cape Cod
nicn coinaea wun
collier Sewell's Point
light last night.
A wireless message from the
Sewell's Point to the navy yard
here at '12:35 a. m., said the
Lincoln was rapidly becoming
water-logged and was in danger
of sinking soon.
The message added no Uvea
were lost In the collision. It
could not be learned whether the
crew of the schooner had been
removed by the Sewell's Point,
which was standing by.
Congo Sentenced,
Son Is Wanted
PORTLAND, Sept. 10. (UP)
W. A. Congo, 66, ot Klamath
Kails, was Sentenced to 9 months
in the county jail when he pleaif.
ed guilty before Kederal Judge
Iean today cn a charge of man
ufacturing and selling liquor In
his home. Kederal officers were
requested to find Congo's son,
Leslie, aluo named in the charge.
Ben Mitchell and Pete Blanch!
were ordered to be tried at the
Med ford term of ccurt when they
entered pleas of not guilty fr
alleged liquor violations at Clill
oquin and Klamath Kails.
For results use News Class Ada
n
h Qf a Chilly CVCning
A cup of hot chocolate with
that after-the-show lunch
"Get it at Magill's"
Fountain.
528 Main Street.
Beauty Box
Tre-jur.
Thin Compact .
Face Powder
Talcum
All for
I
79 c
"GET IT AT MAGILL'S"
1 ij -
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When you buy any rom-
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1 ou Hliniilil See Our
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Tick out the one that flta
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Buick Sedan
rA Manter His Twontoor
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Essex Coupe
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Hupmobile
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Oldsmobile
Sedan
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Several Ilt1it touting ran.
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Charges
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BUICK
Garage
1339 Main, Phone 42