PAHE ETGITT
MANY HUNTERS
ARRIVE IN BASIN
Prominent Sportsmen Will
' Attempt to Bag Limit
it of Birds
, Duck, and arc flying
Into Tule l-akn In hordes, mak
ing It Iruly ft hunter' paradise
Where, the limit of birds ran be
easily secured, and wlita this
w:rd which has circulated ihru
ont the northwest, aeoios of
telegrams have begun to pour
Into tho Klamath Sporting floods
ore making requosta lur rescr
valions for hunters.
' The Portland police world
champion revslvor team, led hy
ftergeanl Young will arrive from
by hla wife, have already arrived
at Tule Lake where they will be
Joined today by foar parties from J
Taeoma who will arrive oy air
plane. j
BUI Fowler aies iuui.r.
of the Kimball Sportin
company, of Seattle. Thil :
Beakbeart. promiuent San Fran-1
Cisco broker, will arrive Tuesday
for a hunting trip. Reservations ,
bave been made "' ,'"...
Mt of lb. t unnlnKham ''
company of Seattle and a party
of ten.
Dr. Oram f Seattle and a
party of friend will arrive the.
fore part cf the weea 10
tbeir limit. It wa. stated
tnritnv fn a teienrara iw" i
at the Bportin- uooos .mt.
Daakin Heed of the Piper and
Tfi arortinc foods company
Ar KaftlA and- a oarty are "alw
expected Monday or lueaaay.
, AS lVX7nVJ"bV
It duo to a notice, wtiKh was re-:
cently run In th, Port and ore-,
aonlan by Mr. uraa
hunters that an 01 ime
I. no. closed to bunting and the
fall rams naa orougni iuu
of the birda to the lake.
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CI 1? I .J
VI aS EsXpiOSlO II
117 lr K TsrjfTtYlOTif
WrPCKS iVDarilUcIll
.PORTLAND. NOV. 10. (UP)-
Chalmers F. Parsons, about uu.
' al natiit. asent. was .
killed hero Saturday afternoon
aiiicu ,.. , H,. ,nm
wnen a gas trai.iw-.".!
demolished several suites of a
local apartment bouse.
Parsons la believed to have
turned on the four gas Jets
found open In his room in a sui
cide attempt and a spark from a
baiter Ignited the explosive.
-' Eat Mrs. Wright's hand-made
randies. They are better. 128
No. 8th St. .adv. 10
t ;
Others will, and so will
you
"Get it at Magill's"
When you see the News
Wednesday
tho norih the firs, of the week , . 6 i tf Kt.TtlVm ! 3 a' V.v' , I powerful Medford elevon. How-' pi-rmanoul Ihrono room, wllliln
to apend arral d..y hnntinit I W -: K "TL,,- I Uver they manai.d to hold .he , Kyoto palae... Th Miranda of
at tho Jake. In thl. parly wl U,-.-- . x-j'! 3.t- I Ureal Itoauo Hlvor valley amiro- p,,,,. M llulo troul.lo with
he Included Frank Trceh. world M-V i I ' al t the loweat aeore of th iho alraat unprwedeiiied crowd
famou. trapshooter. hia a,n F-arl h J' . ATK - , "'Ji ! . - !whU h Ih. warn, day hrou,.!..
Troeh. who Just returned .from j ."W. f f v, , IT , ' 8ncar'. erlllr pUy.ra out for Iho ceremonies
'patlroe"; cwnl-r of'Tht ' t ' l ' ' ' " ' ' V 7f f 1 2&T ' h. . dlfeed A.S The Hhlahlnen. Con,.l...a
and Paul Barber, cwner " '. i... :., f' f , V f MStt V" fr i ranta I'a.a Altnraa and llnna- throne, of the emperor and
Iteat.I. hardware compcrv. The,, . MV- J :f) I mir llh. empre... formed th. enter
will be ruesu at the Law,o , V t . I ; iaal-Hfrv tA N mulr- , k , , ,. rf a rroat cn. It w.. from
kun.lnK eahin while at the lake. , J t . ' 4 "V"1 br", '"'T" Ih. lhron.-pro.blr th. .no,t
. Captain Mandan of the Seutile , , , . t i . , v , f-v. W-f Ji; , " Py: '" ! ,,. a,. .v.r uaed In hl.lory-
nnliro deDartment. accompanied; I - .. .-J' ':;.,,.'?'.' i .,, -- TO 4" . honey, renlera: V. Crawford : lk. ..,, , ,,i..r.
"Mother, have you a
Savings Account, Too?"
WE know families where that would be an embar
rassing question. And we know more families
where it would not, for more than half our savings
accounts belong to women. They know the value
and security of money in the bank.
We welcome the savings of the women of Klamath
Falls and of their children too. We have a hand
some home .savings bank for those who open a sav
ings account here.
American National Bank
Klamath Falls, Oregon
MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM
Resources Two and One Half Million and More
A Family Affair; Getting The
'.. -4 V 4 ' ffVJ 1 l ttvrvrn v. til II' . .
! I iV-i, .1 Vs Vt " .'I I .Invaders navo won u ri ""f" "'I
'- -V " 4- V a. V t . "m w J" , I . ; .. . . throned (ha 11 Ih ruler of IIIC
! U . " Mv iry.A i N J ...I ...tl. tho aao-old .- Mlualcd with Iho archaic il.es
K ) L Jllf.V. .. ...k... .". " . 7 -V. ..... .1.. .l.K . lrlr lirminrta " --
F, ' ; , ?1 A'-VC' , vn sf V I ' , . hroad.tli.. ami wlr..... trn-
I. -.W VV'V. VKV;'.'i -'aUfi I l,",h ",m"," 'Pln"- ,.on .aound and lhl of n-
Lfc-'" ,-7l .W aA- iT.3 X. iuu.l ha not vet auffrr- : , hi :.fi
,riv x 'X A ' "X-J-fAV'i . V'i" led drfoal while Klnma.h haa won 0uoouo ,MbJwli n, t th..;
i. tj v ..a t .T. . i. . u- aawjk. r Ub. i . . t. . k. ' . a v r 1 w riva, nut nt iia aix anuiea. in iiaiu. .nl,H.P.nH ..! .ltd.
.i!:V.-v--'.-lw;-'Wi.- v"--Kc- .'" I.: i T t 9. The Klamallt nrlillr auffurnd i-m.u.r.fr Hiroliltn win Ml-1
! k .-j -. v...-, t-V - , ., av ,Tf r ''." r A' v'.v V I . W ' bark at lite handa of the I thronod In Iho Hhlnhlnden or
. porriul, ,hr turn cf Hie election tide to velV fovnr.ll.le In Hie r,lul.llcn cause rtllen IhU
,,,, .,,,.,,, , . H. ovcri wai laken lale election .l.iy ot their Palo Alto home. II over U allow a
,j1(t Minll. of ,;. hui.j, or ,,l.er:..n lie rm-rKiil hourly fmni nil wn. of Hie cniitry. Willi
II...... i. !.., . H,,mr irrnn.lilui-lilrr At the luti'k. h'tt lu rlullt. Ore Allan ll-uver, Ml-H.
Ht rbrT( r-1 n, ii.rlxri
T, c
yes-jQ JnlOrCC LaW
On Game Reserve
nrnnn.it!.. ,
.. ,,
onie a realitv
" other worjs hunter, found
t w ,,,., th:lt her'ti.ure of the transaction waa no.
. . . . .
" . , ,' ,
hunters have already been ar-
- -
fiscated bat. aeeordlilK to Federal
ICame Warden Tonkin. It is tm-
' prol-.ahlc that they will be prise-
cuted Iwcause all the boundary
' P0" deslRnating the reserve
, have nut i,een set un yet.
..w. . . .
', .T ' I ?? .. .
now
sa:o .Hr. JOIIKIII, U.UI irum
on, -any person found in-!
the came sanctuary
gun will be arrested and
with a
gun wiil be arrested and prose-
euted. We have in desire to be
unreai-onable. but our orders are
lo keep hunters out of the re-
serve, anil we'rn going to do it.
"Tile reserve includt-s the sump
extending mirth from a. line be-
tween the Peninsula and the
mouth of Lost Itiver, Hot?! Hock
norih to the mouth nt Lost Ktver
If n hnnt?r cine- not rfcojjn.zr
thcBp bnundarif., r nlnti!tl inak.
it his bu-insH t find out. (
can a.sk a the rc lumat imi of
fico or at sport. hi; jrootl ston
Tonkin coniis, att-d diu-kn
Thur-day and seven gwe and
six ducifs on Wednesday. I
Old nrwspapers for tale at the
w- nffr
-'LPS
fatti jV
l k' ,,VK t'K T S5V ''" Ttu of ...prem.cy when Klamath -I J" ''" (l.h--fr .ho s.n.c r -
Hoover. Jr.
At the Pine Tree
Lillian dish comes Sunday to
th. I'lne Tree theatre in her first
-irn i-ni nn the screen.
Hreiofore the faiuuus star ha
always lived la the pa,., so far
concerned: in
. ,.i r..t,l nnlv .
h hrooht out In period plays
be brou , h, out pe .
days of long ago.
Flnt lu "The Enemy." she
throws all prercdent to the wind.
to dress In the clothes of tvlny.
And she is even mora effertlve-
lv dramatic as .a modern woman
. T. ! ii...i '
"""-,""'''" ' " ' "
or liesier I ijuiii.
The nearest she ever came to a
modern role before was in
"Hearts of the world. piayea
during the war a a war pnipa-
'ganda picture. Hut in "The Ka-
emy" the chief dramatic action
occurs after the war and comes
down to to.ty's basis,
"The Enemy" Is a vivid story
of Austria, hinging on the clang
er of war hairtds ami war nyaier- ;
ia. On the stage it was held one
of the drama's greatost contriliu-
tl..n. In Mia- t'llliw of lieSI'. nllll
I..I, ..,..iin,...l 11.,.U ., t, jll iir flit
iiii.li.rxlnmlliiir Dili""" "
the screen it is a vivid human
interest story that lays bare a
woman's (soul iu a sorii's of heart-
gripping episodes.
Miss Oi,K play, tho r,!e of the !
' I
aumlor hy war haii'ed. antl who
bpcomes I he vi t!ni of the
en of tragedies through artlfi- ,., , ' , " " , . . .
" , .'lvlaniath Falls from .Murshf Id. I cause it to be s detraeked. how
cial hatreds between people at.
different nations. Il..l,l. Forbes'" ' Kata ,hia l"" ' ". .
appears in the Lading male rolel"'""0- , ""
, , .. . , i In the lint concrcHft. latest ro-
as ikt over, i an, i rn iroui m-r
,
on their weddine tlay" by war, j
and ftalpli Emerson, CeorKo Kaw
cott, Frank Currier, Frltzl Rldke
way, Karl Dane, . Hilly Kfiit
St'haefrr, John Peters and others
of unto are In the cast.
Fred Niblo, who dirertcd "Ren
Hur" and "The Temptress." di-
ri."leS ir.o n-?w nrndnf r ion, which
was filmed on
elubirare !
scale.
I'.enlicas of old time Aus-inral
trlan cities as well as the Ails-
tria of after the war are seen In
,ii vivi.i nnrimvr.1 Th. r.i,. v-'
vas adapted to the screen by!io- "' '" ,;- s- Army !"" republicans for the po
Willis Coldheck. famous for bis i ''h ,",,,ln Thoinau J. D.'xon will '" of senalo leader. Among
work on "The Cardan of Allah.'
and scenarized hy Ariich ChrlK
tine Jnhnst'm.
Drunken Driver
Gets $100, 50 Days
T
.,., , f. .,.
n. ni.ii..' u-i.iin i,,in ,&,i o,
( hauibrrs of Medford was haled
Into police court Ibis morning.
l hainbers pleaded g.tllly to the
chance. I!c was find $100 and
r0 davR fu the rity jnil. Hin
drlver'K Ilceiifio waa HUspeiided
for one year.
Unable to pny the fine of $100, J
Cham hern la an lnniat at tho city
jail.
Willi Hie arrest of Chamber,
late yeBterd'iy afternoon by Chief
of Pot In- K.'ltb AmbroRA on Con-
eir mid Mnin utrwt. !h iintuhrr
of driinUnii drivei-N within tho
last ten day b reached u lota) of
11. Thren of the eleven mmi nre
Bervint? & days In the rity Jail.
This wpi k at tho Fountain i of
YontJi will I'lve fn-e Hhampoo
with eirh marcel. Rooms 10-11,
Melhase Illdir., phono d'i'.K adv.
SUNDAY, NOVEMUKR 11, 1928
Returns
Reif Apartments
Bought by Durbin
Through a deal cloned y.ter-
Pn Dcrhin' f h K K K ?
Storo boi-ame the owner of the
Relf ApanmenU on nigh and
s:x!h stri'et. While the exact
made known. Hi. SO ncr. Ankeav
koay
and
ranch owned hy Mr. Durbin and
' , Ilol Slirln
were taken In as part payment bated possibilities of tho thrue
by Mr. and Mrs. Keif. month ser.slon of th. Tmh con-
The apartment was recently which meets December 3.
completed at a cost of more " c.mgriss. a few vacancies were
than Slii.ouo by Mr. and Mrs. '' y. -the election, but tho
'Heir and contains' eleven modern j lineup brunt rhauged materially.
rtnnrl mfiilB r.tmnli)nlv ritrnlahe.l
1 . . .. I
jii. iuii..u j 11.11 jet nftu) ,
to announ who will manage the!
apartment house.
Cr,, .
'. 1. KllTrS liUrt
r 4 , r a
In AUlO CraSll
"
accldiMit un the Sliaw-B.rtramton nMli.T dam. tho BwIuk-
!.. . . . , . . ... . .
.... ..... k.
iii pi ecru, k wne-'i or ittti rartUBUI w" ",,;' "v , -
lorked and the car turiird over. ! hult y the Koveninionl. belnKiRrrn; Strom, Luckett. Uoodrldue.
piimint; him tutflertiath. C, T. j tho euule' uiif inihhcil ralondkr ; L. Htrom and M. A ktn..
a Jl. Ill-Ill HI rVliiltl
Iltll 1 tills.; ll(rIJ:iili fMll'TIll H Til II
s'vrral broken rllts anil a Trac-
With a party of friends. Hlggs
motoring out the highway
when the accident occurred. The
"inn nn iiiaiiin i-M-.,i. w ii ii
minor hrul.es.
- - ,.
.TiJ IXf'll
t Jl I IlipV 1)1
.Observe Holiday
(Continued From Pace One)
idge will speak at the American
Legion ceremonies and his mes
aao will ha curried .0 the? whole
Anieiican people bv ndlo. cen-
J"1"" J- Pershing, liailir.of
"'o American forces In the World
War- P""1 v- McXiitt, national
com ma iider of the American Le
aiso speflK. j ifwnoiiMu i-uiMiiuuies tor mis im-
The ceremonies will begin n.;Pnrlal" position, now held by
ln:!.i n. m. and will last one hour.
I A bugle will sound laps over
S the radio nt
1 1
in. and for two
j infiitlles tlie niilon will pail
. to
j -.. ,.,,
Special ceremonies nt the lomb
1 of the Unknown Warrior nt Wcst-
niiiister Ablio.v, I.oniloii, will
Iw
, ' " "y , "f ,1,,or,!"- M, r he
! ('"'lh. h Uritlsh war memo -
Hnl In WhiK h.,M.
! In Paris, a proresHion will pasa
Mhrciiiph tho Are do Trloniphe
! rest In tc place of the Unknown Hot
elier who wn bailed as their rep-
McsfnUitlve of the million and a
half French aoldlera who fell bo
fore the war earn, to tin end.
President Cu-don DontnerKUC of
France will kneel before the
' Rravo fl!
tribute! of llio whole
French people.
demi'iny, which ia tryinie to
forget tho war. Kavo no official
recognition to Arinistbe Iay. A
few newspapers commented on
thn day which marled tho end
of the war and the coming of the
republic of Cermany, hnt niont
people appctr Inclined to ipnoro
KLAMATH HIGH
TO PI AV RFNI1
IU I L-'ll ULMU ,
On All
Far
nd Graham, gnarda: Hunt
Kemmliug and llakiiia. tarklva;
Allen. Ivanla Smith and New-
i man. .enda; ltoaa and Joanla,
: qunrtera: Jamea. J. Crawford.
Hrown. and Ijirou. halvea.
Coach Sinclair will pick hla
starting team from the following
atllletea: '
Don Da via. Don Harlan. Jim
Dourherty. Tom Klliolt. Virgil
tirove. Jack Harvey. ' Hob Hum
ley. Vlncnt Kemp. Harold Ken
die. Carl Mclnnla. Hoy Nine. Har
old Olaon. John Peace, Leo I'ru
Itt. Harold Robertson, itlchard
Itomi.itelll, Ouido Robustelll, Hay
Sheard, Paul Stafford
and
Wayno Whitney.
Election Changes
Congress .Makeup
(Contlnned From Prngw Oao)
r.dui.al .Wrvera checked up
thu Hoover lnaloriliea In mo
Incoming 71st r. inures,, In the
Kht of ,.., returns, and do-
Holdover t ongrera
This holdover conxress will
.
. 1111 n " "
..i,.-it.. 4n rennlilliaiis. 4.i
di-inocruis, 1 farmer-labor. 1 vac -
lasl.y. ,
1 Hunse. 335 republicans. Ill
) democrats. 2 ' farmer-libor, - so-
cla,i"1- vacancies.
I .Tho winter meeting will open
I wlih a h.t renewal of tho fli-lit
I In t. tint. Kill f..s ra 1 1 1 . O Oik IlOA
I miiuhh , .ii '!.-
I IHIiri 9 Hilll tl CI'IIUIIUU Willi
j flsht ajfalnut the proMja4. bit
... , . .
; 1 to have enough support o
I Pas, ... measun, If can Ik,
! brought to a vote. Filibustering
j ' " inv ,,-i. ,.o ...
appropriation bills to lie passed
t. ,, ,,, .
.tlirnn 1ml i-nln I lw lliii.iin will hn 1
turns Imllcntn tho lineup will bo
as follows, although a few con-
tosts nro threatened. , '
Senate, Uli republicans, 39
demorrats, 1 fnrmer-lnlior, 1
vacnncy.
House, 2C9 republicans, 183
democrats, 1 farmer-labor.
However, P r c s I d e n t-Elee.
Hoover Is expected to enll nn
extra session of tho Tlst con
gress. If the short winter aesslun
has not passed the farm rollef
bUI, a new battle will be on
vl(:e
1 Muftis
J'rcaldent-Eelect Charles
ure Senntor Watson of
Indiana, Borah of Idaho. Warren
of Wyoming. lilngliam of Con
noctlcut. Heed of Pennsylvania
and Fcss of Ohio.
Wntson Is the senior of these
candidate. Ilorah Is hclinviid
iciintont with tho foreinni rel..
lloin committee s-halrTnnnshlp.
anil wnrrcn Is believed
j too old
.0
'IP
In tho final count of tho non-
ujar Toto for the presidency, it
Ih unlikely that even an unof
flcal final count will bo ready
for aovornl dayo, and tho official
votfl may not be known until tho
prcHldenllal olcctorH formally caat !
tliolr ballots In enrh state on
January 2,
imhiv iu:()Vi:ni;i)
AUKHDKKM, Waah., Nor. 10.
(UP) Tho body of Mary Otm
tafnon. 2M, tntsainff slneo early
Friday nlKbt, waa recovered
from Iho - Okehali, river today.
It In believed nho committed
suicide. bccano of ill health.
For result usa Newt Class Ada.
As 124th Ruler
. KYOTO. Jnpnn, Nov. It). (I'
PI To tho Imperial salute uf
101 "n" 0
Jl.OOO.nou of Ilia anujocls,
luoror lllrohlio Nomlya
unbroken voice, told hla people
that. Ilko his ancestors, h. re
garded tho 'state as his awn
household and Iho people ns
his own children.
Premier Tanaka. dreaied In
tho m.lenl robes ol stale, re
plied to the' emperor's address.
Tho premltr stressed, th. tad
that the rins.l.u.ia.i gianttd hy
Kinperor VelJI loreur siamlli'd
and eaislilUhcd the p-llilai ts
,.f Jnnsn and iile.lmil h
L.v.iiv nt tho tieonli l'i the'
new emperor.
Just befire .be solen.T ere
moniea had begun, a rjlnliow.
'In Jnjiaa an omen o' g-od mra.
jniUH'arod over tho hllli north
ii.r tho nnlaee.
Comparable to nollilitg k:nn
In iho western world ird ''
ally understandable to (lie f r
elgnerand Japaooso nllkJ onlv
after long atudy. the rUa ef
l he enthronement follower tho
n.l.t formalities of the Shiito
Clam Diggers Lose
To Apple Knockers
With a score of 19 to 19 In
favor "of U Apple Knockers, the
opening baaket bull game of the
"Nut"- Uosiio at Pelican City
was played at Iho miiininnl.y
I hall nn Friday night. Tho Clam
tllssers wero tleieaira in u uw..
- fought game.
niesnay na rinmj
i-h week games will be played,
, In the eommunlly hall nl eight j
o'clock, avcordlng to Kd Arilmr. .
I Louis Anderson acted as referee.
f The UtitMip (or th
opening
J name follow: Appl Kn.M'kcw:
i T 1 1 nn
.Tfrriirr, tint --.
' nrA nnA l-nw (Maui Die
- .
STRICTLY
Oldtime
DANCE
AT MOOSE HALL
Wednesday Night
November 21st
Nothing but oldtime
Dances
IH Levi Strauss D
ill.-,., . . .. - i-r n ' " , '1
Overalls
Men!
The
TWO HORSE
Brand
Arm i
s
ARMISTICE PAV Is not merely a day nt march
ing snd waving of war symbols. It la for Iho
I. cancel of compassion. felloshli, and the
breaking down of racial and sce.lal barriers.
Wo endorse devoutly any and all sincere ef
for.e for cniillnuons world peace, for I. la only
through brotherly lov' Hint Individuals Ihrlve.
cnunlrles prosper, and Ihal the world wheels on
lownrd millennium of denial sunshine
To lhal cud. FI.ANDKHM FIELD sleeps In hnpo
and smiles up front shnltered hones. War Is only
valuable as II makes PEACE mors p-Tniain nl.
This slora will be c lo.se tl Monday, Nov. 12th, in
.
observance of Armi-.tioe Day.
BROWNSVILLE
Woolen Mill Store
Corner Fifth and Main Streets, Klamath Falls
V
THE GLASS
11th and Pine
NOVEMBER 11
. A shout of joy. and happiness went
up from this war torn world ten years
ago today. Feace reigned once more.
Great changes have taken place in
the lives of individuals since that mem
orable date. Ten years to improve
ones home and financial strength.
This bank today a9 always, is the
public servant of the community. It
is yours to use wisely and for friendly
advice.
The First National Bank
Member Federal Reserve Bank
Closed Monday, Nov. 12th
THE KLAMATH NEWS T
' .':Vr.
Who
Work
A New Pair
FR.EE
If They RIP i
Dele'ri: for.' -LEVI'S
V...
0
FIX UP
YOUR
WINDOWS
llcfore winter ails In.
We have the Fo,ulp
nient. All yon liavo
In 1I0 la ratl-
"Hluckey
Man," at
I Ii e (ilas
HOUSE
Phone 477-W
Jl-Jf'l'o iiiiiilvernoiy.