The Klamath news., November 21, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

?AGE EIGHT
WEDNESDAY, NO VEM HER 21, 192S
I. L. Patterson
: Issues Prayer
' (Ooattnaed mm I-age Oh)
y tot It aside as
any.
u public holl-
Iet us
this d'iy give
Cops Open Vault Poses As Buyer, I Apple-Knockers
of Murdered Man Gets Only Booze! Win Tilt 42-26
(Oonlnncd mm fage O ) ; (Poatlaacd Prom Pags Owe) j UcorluR almost Iwo Hiiil lu
i ' i , their ouiMihiinta one. (hit Aittile
.charge of sale and poi.oiu.lon ot , kmKke ,ck victory away from
In Intoxicating liquor hu was fined !ii,n ,,,,,,.,.. h. r. nh .
3f". (of 43 in; SI on th.vb.Kltollii.il
TnE KLAMATH NEWS
"Unhung Rings"
Inside were two drawer.
Hit first drawer wero two wed
dlng rings. The detectives exam
ined them carefully.
"Wedding rings." was the ver
dict. In the second drawer were
nought to maii'a fellowship with
Malum in achieving the trulls of
Die harvest. Let u confirm and
Strengthen the tie of family lite
and renew the bond of hearih
ind home. Let us express our
Tiratiiude for peace by extciidiuE
ihn snirit of food-will In all the
"world and for tnierlty by lend-'"" better "' '! was good
lug generons and kindly aid to I There, nothing else In
thnae lu sorrow or need. Let us drawers,
give thank tor manilold ninterlnl Make Whoopee
ilesstngs by turning our mind I Sin Key.-, describing herself
and heart ta the thluf-s of the I as a free-lance cloak miMlel. ad
anlrit. ! milted thul she had made a
In testimony w hereof, I have
nome receipted bill belonging to evidence,
Mr. Caroline llothsteia, the'terday.
widow. They seemed to prove when
mat Airs. itoiusiciu s creuu ait
"This place Is liear I ho Shaw- Moor of I lie
Bertram camp aud there have'munlly club
been many reports from residents j fourth game
of the district. It was only to- Although i
day that we were able to get i iBm ( tho
IVIUnn t'liy corn
last night in the
uf the leuguo.
i vlclovy over Mils
rellcail basketball
the
.Mr. Muoller said yes- ( league wu comparatively easy
and gavo the Apple-kuoekera a
Ackerman first entered ! little p.-estlge. this team must
the pool hall a woman asked liliu i soon uieet the Urach-vomliura
"are yon that prohl?" Aekvrman ' "f 'he league who have established
laughed it off by saying "You I UicuimIws on Ihu rellcan floor
Rcrcunto act my haud and
fauscd- the seal of the State tit
Vregon to be liercnnio affixed
Irtils lSlh day of November. A. D
I. U PATTKRSOX.
Oovcrnor.
i " ' " . '
',' 1K your Christmas shopping at
inn Ht. Mary's Altar Society
ikiiiiar. legion Hall, Nov. 21
and 4. adv. tl-lt
i- NOTICE '
Until further notice, no
more public dances will
be given in the I-aiigell
Valley 'Community Hull
at Lorclla.
lly Order of the
Board of trustees
little Impromptu whooplc with
a conple of nice looking men In
a room of the I'ark Central a
few hours before Uolhslcin was
shot. Police have Identified it as
room 34!) the supposed murder
room. Hut .Mrs. Keyes couldn't
reineuibor for Hire.
Between lu:30 p. m.. and 11
p. in., somebody shot Itothstein
in 31H hut Mrs. Keves
.1... w... In ,,.luirl ill b0Ulld
thut time.
She had come to New York ,
on a shopping trip and sne went
back to Chlt'uKo to rejoin
didn't miss." Ho was Introduced
to Wilde by a friend as "Mr.
Anderson." Then after looking
at the property, he purchased
the evidence which resulted In
the arrest.
Many Cases Face
Grand Jury Meet
(Continued From rag One)
as a strong team.
Harry, renter, was high point
man for the winning team, run
ning up 2 points. Ilinsrn, guard
scored 1 points for the Stump
ranchers. ,
I.taeupa , . J
Apple-knockers
Overacker 3 F
Harvard i ' f
Harry 10 V
Peterson. II (I
Daley 2 11
Slutnn-rnnrhcr
l.uekett.
' Mulling. 4
Nldtek, 0
Sawyer. t
llenson. It
i the murder; W, K. Davidson,
on a charge of op
erating a atlll manufacturing in
toxicating liquor: Herman liau-.
mau and Kred Craff. charged i
herlwilh lum-ny; J. M. tloffee, held i
DEATHS
husband, Kloyd Keyes, a railway, on
NOTICE
A special meeting of the
Central Community Club
at the Henley Gym,
Saturday, November 24,
8:30 P. M.
To make arrangements
for joint meeting with
Kiwanis
' A full turnout of
members is desired
t;rsT i.i m
fitiut l.und. a widl-known ns-
burglary charge: Louis ' ..., , ,hi. ..n ilon. es,lllv
brnkeman, m'verul days after thc'iaruow ana r.rnesi aruow, ,,, lno s'anillnavlan liimnei
thooliiig. she said. brothers. . charged with robbery i w-.rkerH. rulered Into rest in this
With the arrival cl Mrs. Keyes j by force and violence, not being. c(ly B, r4ry hour Tuesday
the police became as mysterious armed with a dangerous weapon; ' moruinE. his passing lermlnnllug
to reporter! as the rae itself ooorufr. sata to be carryiug a.
had bevn to them. Mrs. Keyes ' concealed weapon; Theodore Jnr
was rushed from the train aud; dan. said lo have committed a
taken to a hotel. Officials of the ; robbery by fotvo and violence,
police department and the dis-not being armed with a dauger
trict attorney's office questioned ous weapon: Taut Lane, charged
her. ' with larceny.
More. IH'rentlauts
' Kdward Muger, charted with
jrapc: IMctro Caruinl aud Cecelia
IV C f r'.A Unma lVTDcini, Jointly charged with
if ssjsvs vaaau uumv
! Promote Orejron-
. PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov.
l"P) Efforts were being made
here t:day to bring the Wash
ington State football team here
for a game with the L'niversity
of Oregon, December 8. The
two teams, undefeated by any
team in the Northwest would
meet for the championship of
the Northwest, It was said. .
James Richardson, manager of
the Multnomah stadium, an
nounced that the date was open,
and would try to get in touch
with the? graduate managers of
the two institutions pertaining
to the proposed game.
I assault and battory; Mike Kava.
j charged with larceny :. John Look
- f:iif a rhiriit nf eont vitiut In to
illnesa nf a week. .Mr l.und
waa born In Snndvall. Sweden.
November 2. Ism", and waa aged
48 years and IS days when railed
He was a member uf tho llond
I. O. O. K. He leaves a brother
Krir Lund, to mourn his pasting,
as well as relatives, In Swed.'ii.
The funeral services will he
held Thursday afternoon at 3:10
at the chapel of tho Towey
Mortuary. uud---r the auspices cf
iho Odd Fellows, following which
Interment will be made In he
Odd Fellows' cemetery.
the dellnauencv of a minor alrl
A. J. Mansfield, charred with !
receiving atolcn property: Abtter : PIXKNKY UAKKS
i Mi-Near, charged with larceny:! Friends are respectfully .Invlt
jjanis Thome, charged Willi lar- ed to atieiij the funeral services
cony of an automobile; Amoscy for the lale I'lnkney Harks to be
' Wilkerson fares a charge of wan- held at the graveside at Mt.
iton Injury to animals; Jesse i Liki cemetery Wednesday after-
Monroe, charged with operating ' noon at 2 o'clock Willi liev. It
(a still; Ramon Velasques. ou an i Mulholland. pastor 'f the-Kmank
assault and battery charge,- and nuel Baptist church offlclntluc.
iJack Parmer, bound
t bad check charge.
over on a ' Arrangements are In charge of
' the Earl
i Home: Plue
Wnltlock-
A venue at
Funeral
Sixth. .
This much can be said In favor
I of being a candidate'' for of tire. Some men are willing to pay
For your T-rlgldalre call E. E. U m"ke fellow try to . he I their .breach of promise suits
Jefferson, phone 700. adv .agreeable, at least during the j after, hey get a second look at
iv-tf i campaign. Uer.
PRE-VIEW
FOXES
These foxes are exceptionally good values
Large, fluffy, beautiful prime skins,
easily worth one third more than what we
ask. , :
From
$59-75
to
$12975
Pointed Fox
Alaika Silver Cross Fox...
Bltck Fox
Sabel Brown Fox
Beige Wolf
Dyed White Fox
Platinum Dyed Fox
Natural Alaska Fox
i t
Shop early ,
for Christmas
A small Deposit will
hold any of the fol
lowing merchandise
for CHRISTMAS.
SELECT YOU US
NOW
SMART FUR COATS
p ,
Let Us Cite These As Outstanding Examples
GENUINE TAN RUSSIAN PONY
FOX, SHAWL COLLAR
GENUINE HUDSON SEAL-FITCH
COLLAR AND CUFFS
GENUINE MINK, WITH LARGE
SHAWL FOX COLLAR
GENUINE SILVER MUSK RAT
WITH SELF J0NNIE COLLAR
GENUINE HARP SEAL WITH
OCELOT COLLAR AND CUFFS ....
GENUINE GRAY SQUIRREL-FOX
MUSHROOM COLLAR
GENUINE GRAY
WITH PLATINUM
BROADTAIL
FOX COLLAR
$235.00
$395.00
$675.00
$257.50
$220.00
$575.00
$375.00
"Built on Value Growing on Value"
La Pointe's
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OF
Stomiialhys
Selected Toys mmii
f . ' J'
TOY TOWN HAS OPENED An entire aection of our tore has been trans
formed into a fairyland filled with selected toys and gifts so dear to the hearts
of little boys and girls. A palace of wonders crammed into every no 3k and corner
with the best things that the children will fairly rave about Bring the children
to this unusual PRE-VIEW SHOWING OF TOYS
Your Credit Is Good Use It ;
to
BREAKFAST SETS
This brcukluM set will dellKlil
heart of every little girl well
quered and with clever stciull design.
mil
y ifM
tho
I tic-
ELECTRIC RANGES
Kv-ry llttlr Kirl utll wuttt oiu
Xlwv Ditntitur fli'ctrlc tuiikv
WRITING DESKS
the thing ior tho lltllu
or second grade gli I or Ley.
Just
first
a b.
fLEDS
KviTjr buy
Klyor sled
in a do.
knows what tho Klt-xttle
Is there la nunc better
Novelty toys v
Our ll-l nr n iveliy tiys la loo mniiv
to talk about but wo hure a " "I
stork of them brills thlldreii
In lo sec them.
CARRIAGES
Ivory ruliirrd dull mrrlagcB Ittado
of nuithlnt-wu'run tlrv.
JB7
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HIGH CHAIRS
Tin-mo lltllo doll high chairs
ruini-i well made and fin
Hin d Just bh prettily as the
brvakfuHt HvtH,
vDOlis
llaliy UoMs wJltTcolot'Slll'ili
head and "hand. Several
btyles.'All d'aulllully
dressed
Other Suggestions from
Toyland
DISHES
T.ic.'ffft lovely doll dlHiH'M conio III
iM'tiutlful doMlgiiB. Jiht llko mcjtlmr'B
Kruvtur nctt; nil kiiMln nf iiKjehaiilrul
toys; trunks; bkyclcH;' lnlnlutura
uiilnitioMloM, Irtnkri; Htitgim;
picture niinurmt; toy typc
thuL really wrttca; ruckliiK
clutlrH;
million
writer
Chllll'H.
STEAM SHOVELS
lCniiiiieled sleum, shovels wllh auto
iiiullc txtensluii 'arm.
BLACKBOARDS .
Illaekboards with pockets for cliulk
li.ipcru, etc.
, SCOOTERS
Bcoolors hikes with stoel frames.,
llublicr tired wheels.
PIANOS
I'prlnlit toy iilniius In ninlioguuy fin
ish. Mno lioys. . :
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Phone 581-W
FURNITURE
719 Main Street
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