The Klamath News
The Klamath News
Official Paper
City of Klamath Falls
The Klamath News
Official Paper
County of Klamath '"
'THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN'
Vol. f, No. 27C Price Five CcntH.
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SATURDAY, OCTOBER C,. 1928
(Every Morninir ExceDt Monday V
. ' a
Two Sport
Events On
Schedule
ForToday
Portland B eavers
Meet Bend Eagle;
Klamath High To
Play Dunsmuir
An untisiiul opportunity
Irt two iiiNtunccit. Kret
anorti followcTK today. In I
allium mnmum iJ
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me urn, tne luruuiiii i -
Vt'rx, llll'llliier.l of the run fie j
cobhi li-auue. will iiuy iiw
-ii . i .1...
tllend KKk-. Kivi.iR fanH j
tho fimt clianco to nee a
league team play in the city.
In the Hct'oml iiiHtance, the
Klamath union high grid
men will battle Dunsmuir
high football men, enabling
xportxmcn to see football
ihll.se basrball off (he HpnrU
arena.
lUtx-lmll ni l I'. M.
The lumpliall gnme U called a.
I o'cliM-k at Ihe Inlrarnunda lill,.ri here at 11:10 o'clock tonight!
park The foolball gam. wlll,r Kll..belhlon. Tenn . where j
atari at 1 45 p. m . Imnirdlntely ; lnn renubllcan prenldenllal torn-
fiillnwlnic tho hdirhull Rumr.
Tho HBVcm urn mhnluli'd tn
arrive wirly i.ilr murnlnit. Thi'y
Itnvr Jut lliUNhfd Iho Pactflr
CoaMt lngut POHmni by wullnplnn
the Ouk In Iho Miuih. At
Sam In llrml rweiuly Iho H
vr wun by nnmll tort. After
Ibp cuinn thin n(tirnooti ih iwu
immn will no to Htwt to itlay mi
otltor (tome on Htimluy.
llrnur rt.trnj
In the IW-aviT liiitu p will Im:
8ifiiruo, 1l".trrlitlK. Itni, K -yt
llrasll. Tnmlln. IIhi fn, lli'ftn,
Orttiiiiii mul Knlpcht.
Tlit Rumo In upon o rod by the
In rut Km It If h IntUo.
(Omtlnunl an Vugn Mil)
VENISON FEED
DATE CHANGED
Ilocnune unfavoriiUlu wcnlhcr la
fori'caHt for Sunday, and Ikm-uuho
It la thought that the grounila
would ho too wet from the re
cent rain, the SporiHtnun'a aa
aoclallnn hna pontponcd the an
nual vcnliion liarlit'cuo e.-liediiled
for Sundiiy. one week.
It waa Ihoiight Ihnt the rercnl
rnlim inmle it inipractlcul to hold
Din picnic on Sunday, a guinea
were to ho played and plciilcor.
onld "get all wet" from the I
rain fornca.t for ihe day. The
Picnic will be held Hunduv. Or
fiober M at the l'r.ioke.1 Creek
flh hatchery Rrouuds.
Hoover Alphabet
lly MiiIm-1 F. Mnrtln
X.TIOXS
All .Niitlon. Honor Hoover
For tho pre.llge of America,
nnd for her continuance III tho
high noHltlon she now oci-uplei In
.tho world, nothing could ho more
Imporlnnt than choosing n prp.l
dont who commands tho renpart
of oilier nations. Kverywhoro,
Hoover's efficiency, his modesty,
his courago mill his broud human
sympathy have won tho affection
nnd esteem of nil people with
whom ho hB como in contact.
A democratic, American and nn
exceptionally modest man, ho has
persistently docllncd official doc
nrnllnns, but letters of Ihnnks
hnvo continued to pour Into his
homo nnd his offices, years nfter
his sorvlros nlirond ended. Im
mediately nftor tho gront wnr,
Hoover's relief workers cnrYlod,
besides tholr passports, a spoclnl
pass with n gold seal and the
slgiintnre of Herbert Hoover.
Often the soldlors merely waved
their hayonets at sight of tho
regular passport, hut when nn of
tflcor In charge rond Hoover's slg
' Bill lire, he enmo to salute, -(To
be continued) .
CARDINALS MAULED
9-3 BY YANK ATTACK,
ALEXANDER IS JERKED
II)- Prank iny
(I'nllvd Press Hports Killlor)
YANKKB HTADU'M, Now
Void. Oct. , il'IM An tlio gov
ernor of Nnrlh Carollnn may ham
remsrked In lhi governor
Houih Carolina:
u(
If ii l.u-i nno of ihoiui damn
Yanks, its another."
I IHI.I ll..l.'l A I... .-.. r,,.t..
!"':!."':! .".,:""rv ......
I Will HI". H mrn ,
him mil of Ihfi bo. III llle third
Inning aa they nnl roughshod j
land triumphant over Ihe H. I
, . ,.n...i H .k- .........I i
game of the world series hy a!"" wtnrrt "" ""
aror. of in J "-"j K"1"; t Kport.m.n'.
n. ... iininii l.t I ', HL l.niil. The atundlng I
w
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fn , lM lurK ,
llrom tmluy Ihan ut Urn opening
(, i.ni (iimv iiititi f niiMM miii'ii i
,. , ,.
" "',,'1;. ''""ul'ZZ i
alert to ftnliih, Ihe American
League chumplona won aa they j
pb-aned. and they were eaiied j
up and actually clowning their
way through the cloning Inning '
Hoover Invades
Southern States
To Speak Today
WASIUNCTON. Oct. S.
ni-)
llerliert Hoover'a apeclal train
inee win mate ine iirat aouin-
ern aneecli i,f him cuiiimileli Kill-
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P.I..W riHr,.n,.n . ft ITI HUIIU1 IllSUeCllUU Ul tile ir-
iirduy aflernoon. Hou.e announced today. The , ,t,miriTnn nj '
In the nnnilnee'a apeclal car I prealdi-nt alao will apeak Oct. ; TWli ANfllTPr.l .,..j .h. ,. .
were Mr.. Hoover. Ilerlwrt lloo-' ig Fredrlck-hurg. Va . at eg- 1 " " AM IV " U 11 jCj K-ya announced . the plan to
,er. Jr.. (leorge Akemon. hi. ! Zl meniorlung Civil War i HI? TITV R APP '1 7i,tr hfj
penu.n.l aecre.ary. Ij.ur.nie , ,ntllr. ,,, , ,.," ...c.on. '. t UK tl 1 I KALti ' f,uh',h'"ii
lllchey. hi. al.lani. and Itolmri . . , Tl ? he""'n co, w" "
S. V.H-k. of llo.ion, who will WAhiN(!T0v O.I 5 (I P) An other aspirant for Ihe off- "",I'- - I y the e.ubll.h
handlo arrangement, for Hoover,! . V,;i,N0n:P bMmp nJ'ta' ' 'K".h F... o, e oM.mhn.-we,. eo.,t
HoHlnn ieech Oct. IS. i, . ,h- .niii.ii .ilrlelhlek M"'" tPP,',l h iho clrciila-; ""-a,r f"""; New York will be
" I""' L , mT. . .u-e T, Hon of pe. n. ... place the m! uf o bo.lnew day from Calf-
WASI.IN.iTON. Vt. . IITII,,,,,,, lmlav ., ,. floor of .
. republican prddeni-1
Inio In mo.lrni polltlrnl i
iiurm loitlRhl whon llur-1
ou in
lul raittll
Mtttory, BturtN Ioiur
htrt lloowr buardH a onihern
rnllwuy ninIiiI train for a fly In
trip lo KitiuhMiTton. Tt'tni., to
deliver bin notithrn appeal Snl
urtlAy afternoon.
Tho npiHM'h will be broatlrant
over a nation-wide radio hohip;I
mnriiiiR at 3 p. in . K. 8. T.. Hut
urtlay. and II I emlmitted Ihul
In addition morn thiu 60.0(10
pernonn will heur Ii 111) at Kllm-
I. L',l.....lv. m-n,infnl Inn. '
ore being made to hniulln ihls
huge crowd Speclnl train, arc
being run to K.llialiethton from
I many points in the south.
Tho republican nominee will
spend eight hours of 8utiirday
In the Tennessee mountains, mot
orlng, lunching mill puraillng.
After III. aneern nl Mltiiiu-iiiioii.
ho will go to John.on illy
near
.liort i-ihy. In the nlicrnoon lor a
"''dress and lo altend
illnnur
nl Iho Chamlicr of Commerce. j
Hoover's culling list wns not ,
crowded today, so that he could
rest In preparation for his .outh-
ern speech and to give him nn I
opportunity to work on his Hus
ton speech, scheduled for Oct.
15.
I
Prisoners Work
To Effect Escape
KltANKKOUT. Ky.. Oct. 6. (T)
T w e I v e pri.oiier.. Ihree of
whom wero hold on federal
charge., escaped from tho Frank
lin county Jail here nt 4.-30 a.
in., by furring open an Iron hnr
rcd door, burrowing through a
hrlck wiill nnd sliding down a
lino nf blankets which hnd been
lied together.
Tho Jail delivery, carefully
timed and oxpcnted, occurred dur
ing the brief Intervnl In which
Iho warden, Sloven Toppn.. hnd
left his office to go to his home,
less than CO yards nwny, to
nwnko his son.
Shortly after the Jail delivery
wns discovered, emergency calls
wero forwarded to all nearby
poiuls, hut two hours Inter no
trace of Ihe prisoner hnd heen
found.
Woman's Club To
Sell Rummage
Tho IIiisIiiobs nnd Professional
Woman's Club will hold a rum
mage sale today in the I.ooinls
building oik Mnlu street. The
money collected will ho uneil(
ns a schnlnrHlilp for High srhool
girls, nnd the donn of women nl
Klnmnlh Union high school will
have' the handling ot the tuud.
a though It were an exhibition
game Willi thit c;utty bunk Color
ed Glaoi..
George Plpgrgs, young right
hander who Imil been nun of Mil-
rr Muggins' main helps through-
lout Ihe season whlrh found Ilia
I Vsnke-s badly crippled ne far
!" P"" '" weal, started out aa
uervnutiiy aa an nni niaia ai a
!nd ad mo...!.
farillnuia down inning after
liming, allowing four hits
lw For HI. l-ouh.
Immediately after lha game Ilia
two hall riuoa were wni.Keo .
Club
w.in l...i im.
luou
- -
And ib... a. , hey hardly 1
the half of II.
Homeihlng haa happened to
the Cardinal.
fCunllnueil on I'aira Five)
Around the World
with the
UNITED PRESS
'j WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.
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B1 ,. opt.,iln D,rr j
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, ,,.on,M ,n addre.a hy
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I'reMinciiL I oo nice, ine 11 1
1' of f tlTnoUm
Ih(i Arm lp -,-..
.
I COI.OfJNK. (iermany. Oet. fi.
j (11 Junn do la I'lerva landed
'bin alraiiKe outo-Ruro airplane
i at the aicport here al 6:3U 1. M ,
and wan wiromei ty Mayor au-
ennner and the Spanlnh consul, j
a if( nhnf..y nf,prWllH,
for Merlin by trnln.
WASIIINCTON. Oct. S. I VP I j
111111 liai llllllHMl IK'I-
"or """"o needed to fill the
I eS.otlO.oou West Indie, hurricano
! rrU''t ,,,e u,'a VrnM n-;l.
liuiiiit ru iikhkiil. 11 lltFw iiiinm
n.6uo.h.P3. i ne uea i rons an- re-eiertion. wouia preveni me irom aevotuiR
notincfd nlso It hnd received re-) Long Is a member of the car- the time which tho office do
polls of serious typhoid situation , nenter's union and has resided mands and I would not want to
In the northwest section of Porto in Klamath Falls slnte 1924. , accept the office unless I could
lllo from Henry M linker, ills-j He nrlKlnnlly ramn here a uti devote the neceasary tiino," Mr.
osier relief director. organizer for the unions. Porter stnted last night.
I V ' taw
Give em
Bow
Barrels!
Election
Poll Book
To Close
Tonight
None Can Register ;
After 5 P. M.; Reg
istration Largest in
Klamath County j
"IU-KiHtration ha already
exceeded all previous mams
, 2.000." according
' ... ' .
I n r'hiiHuj I ll,.l.an nil .
tiul in the office of the
'county clerk. The registra-
tion book.. cIoh, toniht at
5 p. m., according to the law
governing election and
those who have not regis- jAiigele. will be opened aoon. It
lered by that time will be j waa announced today by C. M.
unable, to vote at the com- .rr
ing election on November 6. J, meeting of the executive ram
Fur the primary electlun lant mlitee.
Muy. 8f.nu perwini were regie-j From a point In Kanue to the
li rcd In l he county. ThurmUjr I
night Di-ljip aent In the name.
of 1100 pcrnomi who had added '
Ihelr name. In the Doll bouka UDlmw 'r P" lne
until .Tue.day night
loo File Yeaterilay '
Over 1000 carda are now on
hand thai have been algned alnce ;
(Continued o. Paua 81i)
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f";'?'' h'""i '
"f L" "TTTflTJ! VnJZ
fr ihe offlr with T. Jl. Wall- tlfle coa' w,tb correHpoodlng
I'rni. prRent Inruinbciit, running lervice from ChlraKO, 81. Loutii.
for t'U'ctlnn. . I
rofi-r him made thla rity hlnirn point, will be furnished.
home for the pant IS years and
wan formerly connected with
Tofer's Cabinet Rhop and brick
yard He hpd thft poHt of r(ly
councilman for Ihe third ward
during two admlnlntrutlnns. lie
now reHlden at 1017 HIrIi Street.
HlmullaneoiiHly with new pet-
ilioii. for mayor hnvo appeared
nillllO lr I . l. I.I'IIK UU lla
j announced hi. candidacy for
.cnnncllman of Ihe fifth ward. He
running in opposition to J. H.
hii . tiiiii. lilt uiiiurm, v uu n- a .
Birds of a Feather!
A..
Car Hit Jack
No News, But!
SALT I.AKK CITY, Utah.
On. S, (UP) Kaoul Walab,
motion picture director of Hol
lywood, waa being treated here
lonlgtit for cuta about the eyea
-aused when a Jackrabblt
Jumped throuin the wind
.hleld of lili automobile.
The alglit of one eye waa
aald In be aerloualy endanger
ed, but attending phyalrlana
aald they could not determine
the truth of thla until after
further examinations.
Walsh had left a location
near Zlon national park and
waa paanlng Cedar City, Utah,
when a rabbit, blinded by hla
headlighte, leaped through the
windshield. . lie waa brought
to a hoptal here thla afternoon.
Cross-Continent
Air Passage Line
To Operate Soon
NEW VOItK. Oct. 5, (IT)
An all-air route frjm Columbua,
1 1 I n Uun rranrliA n .1 I P.
",B i""
'lulppc-d with aleeplng accom-
modallon., beiauae they will
route by night.
The route waa recommended
by Col. Charlea A. Lindbergh,
"airman oi in. teenujcai com-
mine lor tne corporation, aiier
, . .. . . . ,
a v.c. of !4 ,o S. hour.
Kansas City and other mld-went-
Porter Will Not
Be Candidate
Louie K. Porter, head of Ihe
Porter Cou.tructiou company.
who I. being put forward by
t.viiiin HI inn ttfi cuiincilllia ll
from the second ward, hut night
announced that lie has decided
not to run.
imcui wumuenn iiiirivaia
;! -.. ;. -
Will Open
Bids For
S.P. Rail
Contract
Company To Inspect
Estimate on 80
Mile of Modoc
Road Wednesday
Bid for the construction
of about 80 milen of the
main line of the Modoc
Northern railroad will be
opened next Wednesday,
October 10, in San Fran
cisco by the Southern Pa
cific engineering depart
ment. In accordance with the word
given out by Prealdent Sproule
on hia recent ri.it to Klamath
Fall, the bnlldlng of the road
will be ru.hed and is expected
to have iz completed and In
operation by the fall of 1929.
fan nf the nuad which runa be-
j tween Klamath Fall, and Al-
itima Calif will h comnieteil
by late July or the flr.t of Aug
ust next year, officiate aaid In
announcing tiie opening date of
bid..
Word (hat the bids would be
Continued oa Pago Six)
NO GAME TODAY
REPORT SUNDAY
Acting almost Ilka fans at
"regular" ball game, a large
numher of people yesterday
moruuix"'ci-owddVlnto tho Ptoe
Tree theatre to hear the. play-by-play
reports of the world aer
ies game.
There Is no game today, as
the two teams are traveling from
New York to St. Louis, where
they will play Sunday. Harry
Poole has donated tho theater
during the series and fans may
again, hear the reports aa they
coma In over the Associated
Press wire at the Pine Tree Sun
day. Jack Franey, who says that he
has withdrawn his randldacy on
the Will Rogers' ticket in order
that he may devote more time to
announcing sporting events, will
again please the fana Sunday
when he will call ot( the plays as
they are made.
It the sympathy of the crowd
Is with the Cards Sunday aa it
was yesterday, Jack will be
pleased, for he la an ardent Card
booster.
106 Buy Citizen's
Sponsor Tickets
At 6 o'clock Friday afternoon
aa results of the two dax sale
of - Citizen's Athletic Sponsor
tickets which were sold during
Thursday and Friday by students
from Klamath I'nion high school.
106 persons have blue cards ad
mitting them to student func
tions during the year.
This Is the largest sale of j
sponsor tickets the high school
has ever had. A total of $530 j
ha been turned In with Miss I
Maryellen Bradford leading
among the eight students who j
sold tickets. Miss Betty ZIm-1
merman and Miss Harriet Hunt
er, working as a team sold tho
next highest number. j
Last year there were only 61
tickets sold. Any merchants
who wish to purchase a ticket'
and who were- away when sttt-!
dents called may purchase a tick
et through the chamber of com-j
mere e.
Another Pastor Accuses
Governor Smith Of Acts
ALBANY, N. Y., Oct. 5. (UP)
A Btnteinent, with affidavit
attached, bearing upon another
report that Gov. Alfred E. Smith
wns Intoxicated was issued here
today by Edward Orlffln, coun
sel to Governor Smith. , The
statement follows:
"A communication !was .re
ceived at tho executive chambers
stating that Rev. Manning E.
Vannnstrand.N pastor of the Em
manuel Baptist church of Albany.
N. Y., had mndo a statement at
the bible conference: held at
Winona Lo.ko, lad., (hat Gov,
SHEAFFER TO
ERECT HOTEL
IN NORTH BLY
PUu Two Htory, 20 Room,
WoooVm Htrnctarv With Rat
a ii rant. Pool. Card jum! Boft
lriuk I'arior on tiroand Floor.
Ilooftta N'orfh-Counljr Tows.
Construction of -a new hotel,
pool room and cafe la to start
Immediately In North Bly, It waa
announced yesterday by C. A.
Sheaffer. manager of the Klamath
Billiard parlor., who will be the
owner of the new businesses.
According to plana a two atory
building 104 feet by 4 feet will
be erected. The upper atory
will contain 20 bedrooms while
a resturanl. pool room, card
room, and soft drink parlor will
be downataira.
The alte for the new -building
was purchased from A. 1. Ilan
non, owner of North Bly. through
O. A. Bellman, local Insurance
man.
Bly on the new extension of
the O. C. A K. railroad now be
ing constructed to Sprague River
la showing considerable building
activity and la leading close
race with the rapidly growing
little town of Hpragjie River.
'Western Nights'
Will Be Staged
October 11-12-13
The annual playnigbt for
Klamath county, pat on by the
Elks lodge and titled "The Elks'
Western Nights." will open with
a bang Thursday night, and the
gambling; halls, orchestra and
barkers will "whoop'er up"
Thursday, Friday and Saturday
nights until the last person Is
happy and has gone boma to
prepare for the next evening;. '
With th veteran mane.ger of
the Weatern Nights. C. H. Un
derwood, who haa managed the
show for over 1 2 years, in
charge again this year, bringing
thw emparlance . aV- .(l previoti.
cetebratlona, nnd with Ihe many
new features planned, the com
ing event la probably the most
elaborate of Its kind In tho west
since the daya of '49, when min
ers, flush with gold, squandered
It all in an evening in the old
Monte Carlo.
Funds collected from the show
will aid in replenishing . the
charity fund which Is used to
relieve the poor and unfortunate.
Committees appointed to put
on the Western Nights are: C. H.
Underwood, general chairman; T.
B. Walters, downstair gam-i
bling games manager; A. H. Buss-'
man, assistant manager of the
games: O. R. Loreni and W. J.
Kennett. managers of the dance;
F. D. McMillan. . decorations;
Bankers, Leslie Rogers, Lester i
Oftleld and Lloyd Porter: Music. I
F. R. Olds. Olen Parker win
manage the country store.
The manager! will choose their
own assistants. They are already
lining up events, and each prom
Ises to outdo his rivals In attract'
lng crowds..
Carnes Returned
To Face Charge
ATLANTA. Ca.. Oct. 5. (P)
Clinton S. Carnes, defaulting
treasurer of the Southern Bap
tlst Convention Home Mission
Board, was brought back to At'
lanta today to face charges of
having embetzled approximately
11.000,000 of the board's funds.
A throng ot curious persons
crowded the t'nlon station and
watched from points ot vantage
on a nearby viaduct as Carnes,
handcuffed to an officer who ac
companied him from Winnipeg,
Manitoba, was taken from the
train.
The crowd was so great that
there was delay in taking Carnes'
off the train. Finally he alight
ed under an escort of police and
county authorities and was plac
ed in an automobile.
Alfred R. Smith of New York
was so Intoxicated when he was
trying tn talk over the radio Im
mediately after he was nominat
ed at Houston that two men had
to hold him up.
Visits Governor
"Immediately upon receipt of
this communication. Reverend
Van Nostrand at the request ot
the Governor, visited him nt his
office In the executive chamber.
.."The Governor, In the presence
of his secretary, George B. Graven
and myself, then read the eom
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QuizBody
Declines
To Probe
Campaign
Motion- by Black De-
a 1" f I
miKrait o lareiij.
gate Mrs. Wille
brandt's Work Fails.
WASHINGTON. Oct 5,
(UP) While a house com
mittee refused today to in
vestigate her campaign ac
tivities, Mrs. Mabel Walker
Willebrandt, . assistant U.
S. attorney general prepar
ed to carry her , speaking
tour against Governor Al
fred E. Smith Into the south
land. -
- Reject 8 to 1
The house . campaign fund
committee rejected I to 1 max
tlon by Rep. Black. New Torv
democrat, to Inquire Into Mrs.
Wlllebrandt's method ' of cam
paigning. .. The motion also a.k-
ea investigation oi toe at i a. n.
He OaldweH letter;- aettrttlea of
Oliver B. Streetrepublican com
mltteemaa of Alabama: the ef
forts ot Lamont Rowlands, re
publican state chairman of Mis
sissippi, to enlist clergymen Into
the campaign; -the' activities ot
Florence P. Griswold, Texas re
publican: and the activities ot
the Anti-Saloon league, the K
Klnx Klan, the ' W.C.T.U..: In
Fellowship Forum, a fraternal
newspaper, and tho Methodist
Board of Temperance,- ProliU4ttuai
.is r.ciuciufl iH.rua
" "nefl. Lehlbach. New Jersey re
publican, chairman, ot the com
mittee, said no evidence to' war-'
rant such a sweeping Investiga
tion had been offered, and that
Coat4nMd oa Pwre rtve)
PROTESTS TO i
COME UP SOON
' I;
- Protests on tux ' assessments'
filed with the county board ot
tax equalisation will be decide!
by Wednesday, October. 10. -The
principal protests are by
those who own Umber In the
nil Thatt. ' how.. . nfnamtuV
aylng that their basic rata of
taxation 1 26 per cent higher
than the rate on other property
In the county. f .
So Insistent are they Ih their
demands that ' they threaten to
carry the - matter to the courts
unless the reliet asked I granted.
Should the matter be tied np hi
the courts it would deprive the
county of approximately $291,000
a year, for- each year that the
taxes are not paid.
Decision has been held np tor
a few days because, of the Illness
ot County . Assessor . W. T. 'Lee,
one ot the members of the
board. Judge Fred R. Qoddard
and County Clerk C. R. DeLap
are the other two member ot the.
tax equalisation body... The board
has until Wednesday night to
settle the matter, according to
the law. tt '
F. L. Horan, manager of -the
Forest Lumber company of Pine
Ridge, was a visitor In the city
yesterday. . . , . , . . V
Flapper Fanny Sayst
Nothing; braces a romance- like
moonbeam, - , .'
ate us. nr. err. .
O I.M. BY uu KSVKC. MC.
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