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Newspaper Page Text: "T" Hebe Klamath Iw "THROW AWAY YOUR HAMMER-GET OUT YOUR HORN" The Klamath News Official Paper City of Klamath Fall The Klaaalh N3 Official Paper ; , ... 9 County of KlamatK . , , 7, Vol. i, No. :n l'Hcc "ciita. KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1J, 1928' (Every Morning Except Monday BoliviaSBoulder AgreesToi :f!Dam Bill ,4 1 i ' j 'ilny I I I'l' I A spokesman ' , O i rT A MU Y1t T -Ok I Uik klliKltum Palace mII there A fl t I g tKV Dill ULt; ,h" O C II L 1 U 'Klng'e condition II 1:10 a. in. Skrmish ( material rum.a Controversy Not In- d. j tided in nose or Conciliation ' . . ,c 1,A l'A4, lioiivia, uvv. '"tdav afier a tllarouraglng report (UP) Bolivia's acceptance j . tk. P,.n AniLliflin COM- leirlKun tilivi i nw... ... . fit-on in th I'arntfiiaynn Bolivian boundary dinpute livyolvc only the Fort Van irunrdiu incident und not tho "nuiterlal poinla" in the controversy, it wan revealed toniitht when the jrovcrn inont mado public the reply ! to Americnn Secretnr' State KelloirK'H offer. Of The government sH'clfled that ill. Investigation of the ultuk on Fori VaiiKuurdla shall he' dlsrs were kCled--"slinll go to ....i..u.l,... M-lih I Via iirnri'iture first. mado without Involving In lQ r"u"'' "' " '"" ,ij .... In the debate on ihis vast pr '""""t.. later found In the canal, committee voted, 14 to S. to .. . ..... ......... .1 ago. Mr. Hull ilen-rlhed the city . . .-.,. k h ,,1,.. m::iey several weeks aro. caused .. .... .... litis preillliuin.T inn.- ..... . - - . .. jeci. a n-iiie ....... Harry Jio.vin w.i. repreiM-..i .iic,Dort it favortuv without reer- lerlal poln.s of the co,..r..ver.y." I ''. Vl ' '; lon. , congressional record lne arrest of three defendan a ,uil,n( w.. P, ifTm lne do-toi." o,Ti.mSI..' Them, n.aierl.1 po.nl.-tho ' " , "J"'"' 2!. nro " " P"o.ly on Ihe ".lioot ng n JudKe Kolrt K. ,euel a Iaiklni T,. , favorable opportunl.y to denying cai... of a ...Hilary ' Te "'In. day i ""n M';,ir'W " ",'P- ' 7 h' With a idv..M of ... ..It la Ue I'rtlow ,r"" "l"Aay ' tn 1Be "" nilah at For. Vai.guardla ,n 'ln u. the pre.nt day. ArOB. Democrat, o I ih. W Ith a l,d,g,..rd of six tall , preuled by Deputy )o. behalf of the committee and Zlt'u . .. nr. of llollvli... sol- T"1' '' ''! n.oM determined nppo..e..t of p ..Icemen. J.e w. brought from ; Auorne. Caleb .;. obtaln ton,ilSf!TMnn ,r . ,.l,ll.hed I.V the Arg,..,ine .rwlh I., road and rllr.d d. . ...... r. i... ii...- vo o.imeiit from I lie t.me when ,r rv.cemker s 7 volopmeiit from I lie t.me wnen .!,i.. ... .'cco."ed!'lic nearest rallrnad end.-d whore rle." the i.lv'Knn Is now. and u down l untrles. Iho WIY, pnm.nltiur wb,B', wo rail- which proposl l.v hot I. cou ....I ' . . i ... limillllR me oil"'- "I "v ruu-Anierlcai. conference to the Kurt Vanauardla Inrldint ami leaving settlement of thc-entlro (irau Cha.o territory border is sues to the Argentine arbitration (Continued on Page Klglu) TEACHERS TO BE EXAMINED negliiultig this morning 01 o'riock, teacl.ura who' must re new their certificate, will lake j exumlunlloiiH on vorlon-. sulJeis nt tho f flee of Kred" Pefemon. t-o.iuly school superintendent, In the courthouse. The examinations will end Saeiirday 11 1 A p. m. Tills iuori.li.it tho teachers will u) exan.liieit in I'liHi'il - Slates history, rind wrlilug (penman ship). Tills afternoon I Ley ate scheduled to be exMnlueil In physiology. rendlUR. and nietuoili III arithmetli;. Alums To Enjoy n I I i-v ' a ! ' dCnOOl liay Again '" n.l child in KiutmMh coun- . ly at iho present time with Is.- An Invitation Is Issued to all ' 250 ( on deposit It. till banks Klamath high school ului.n.l lo of lhe county, which has an ap ullei.il the "oiien house." which ! "roxlninlo population of 2r..0uO l being held Friday afternoon. ; "ri-ons," h said, nt Kliimalh I'nlini high school. yna Houston acted ns chnlr Thcre will he.regulur r'assei will. m and Inlroiluced tho speaker, an assembly unci proKruni lifter- Mnnln of 1'nrtlnnil was wards. All alums are nuked toi" lie at the school by on-i o clock opening hour of Iho afternoon Beaslon. Following Is lhe Invllnllou Is aued : Dear Alumni: K'umulh Villon High is hold ing "oiM't. house" for you on Fri day. Pecember 21. during tho en tire afternoon. This Is lhe red lelier day for the nlumni nlm'e It Is the only diito IhroiiKhoiil the year lU'voted lo all former nlnmiil. Clussrnom visitation should prove Inlerestlng lo you tho first ..... .i.. (. ..in ; " " " i rinu iu n t iiii. n v iu nru imii ; former tem-lierM und fvllow tu ilent. Them wl'l ho it apcrlul l-hil.l man nwi.r..n. In llm mwlLl""" ""' 111 lorlum. sponsored by Hid senior class at Iho close of the rcccp , ... ., ... .... ' tlon period. The climax of the afternoon Wllh II. will he n diiii.a nnd stun! social nffnlr In our wonderful gymnasium, wllh peppy music furnished by lhe Pellcnn Trnulin dors. -Yours, truly. Klnmiitli Union High Rcho.il. . KIIIKMKN I'AVT (UMIII.K i' 1 1 nuinan v i t ..... i. ,.. . . '." " ' I in uhiui iiii'iiioii muni playing , pinochle, checkers and ping pong unless they will agree not In bet nii.lhoni, the mayor decreed today, n ,. . pert snld: "Tuiwilaya hullcllns wore non-cnmmlllnl. Tlio King Is hnldiiK un. Is all they ro-! vcnl." 1 , VIM1S. .,rr. . ... ,i'P -King George paed a "quiet continued lo hold the MtM .ir,lir,. i,. mde Monday niain. ' viiu nounrod toiilalii. "Klili ami llow" The Improvement recorded to- Monday night was considered I ''"'" I" au.lii.rlt.ilve clr-1 prupnreil lor ueiuiiu. n i flow" In the KIiik's. II1ihs. 1 (l ontlnunt a I'aicf Kltflit) Bert Hall Reviews County's Growth At Lion Luncheon lievlewlnx early Klnnmlli coun- ' ly hllory llert Mall, owner of the lln'l hotel, spoke hefore the ..i.ii. i.iniheiiii venternnv at the llolel Wlllnril. Afur telling ot n.s i.rsi vin H'7 ... :lh present, day roads operutu nuiln Hues Into ilila illsirl.t. with, many feed.-ra running In a t diri'itlona. 'lie told of the growth of the , hunkering Induilrv from the days! 'who., sawmill men went broke! until tmlsiy when more thun S3 , ,,., ,.,.. .,. ,.i- .1,,, lopernio In the county with payroll or from li.uiiO.OOO to Us.OUU.Ulio nniiun.ly. and employ; nearly ii.AUO men. He ill. mI the difference Iu own- nmliln r.f IIim liinilw.e annrnrn. ',.'" .... . 1 .s. ........ a - - -'- 1 I iij v'liii-i ni'm iiiii. .1111 11.111117 1 cared put how much timber wus taxed, todav local neoule own large Inula and money made In ; in et.i irrianiimi niiriiiinii. i.. ,- i r..lnrn.l in ah. I iM. lit In k'lnm.l IMUIHIUII r.il'H ii"J3 mm I": "' ,, 1 11 Iwrvlnit In tho ri.llipplmw. Chhm. am ctuim. ..... . ... .... i .... nUr.rs lire du per rent niKn-' or tliun In 1 '( 1 utut nt Hia I present lime Klamath laborers i ll. ttnl.1 lu.ll.... Ih.n n.a In I... same line of work In other sec-1 Hons." Mr. Halt said. (iiuoled figures to prove his state- iment. . , j "Hunk deposits show an aver- 1,1 1,10 luncheon,. It wan nimoiitit ed thnl tho i next nifothiR would he on J:ui-! uury 8, ! Dance Radio Mu$ic; Said Different! ! Playing dance music In a i nrtlllilu-il.. nlul.l .!..!. n.A ;lt l.ti n broaden.! studio Is a ' jviiHily . different position nc-' ! cording lo II. A. Itolfe. director of lha.l.ticky Strike dance or Ichoslrn. ''(in a ball room floor." said Mr. Mmuo, 'the dancers rati h the spirit ot the muslclnns and I tho enthusiasm of the leader. urn are Inspired V' " " l . ."' ,no '"'lre n a stuitio this personal con- i itncl Is ne'cssnrily liicklna and! jthe desired result ' """" n,"y ne i ....... ..i 1. 1 i i.. ..i "-"- "" "luer way. "I had In mnko sure that the nrchestrn's tempo would bo cor rect for dancing. Playing nt the j I'nlnls D'Or on IlroniUai I al ways select sntno skilled couplo land ntlnpt the orchestra's rhythm lo their innvemenls. So In tho i sitidlo wo hnvo' lhe famous; 'l.ncky Girl" of poster fume who ! dances wllh her partner and! personifies in Iho players' eyes tho couples who arc dancing to tho I.ticky Strike selections from Maine tb California." I I CtllUCML Itutlfled sight arbitration. .. ' .HoUSC ADDrDVea Sen- ate Amendments, Final Word Parody. Cool id ge To Sign WASHINGTON, Dec. 18. (UP) At lunt the Koulder d bj j, on the way t0 jcordinj; to reliable word to 'tlay, in'tendH to Hijtn it. ! Tlio luuixe auld the filial word today oa this historic eKlla- .Bw ,ll..n whUh lias been tuiaeo ... for years, by approving tne vn le oinetidioelils. I Oil to I-- ('ri-Mlilenl 1'itvornl.ie Just before this action war taken chairman Knilth of tin house Irrigation fommltlm con- lerreo wnn rmmnu ............ who raised 110 objections to the 1 bill aa amended In I he sciiuie. the bill ItiM-iK's I'nr.iily The parody he recited lMgan. A nuncn o. ...e -v.. whooplna It up. In Ilia .unKresi .,i,.,.i ,, l'.f CWl ' - hoys i I .l V rali,k,Il,lt,l? ui xvs- TO VISIT TODAY Colonel O'Xell, I nlicd satee Army, win vi.u " Kails re ruli'.i.K post today from will visit tli1 is:..ii mini ...... plcioed to receive visits .from I"'""" ' Klamath KnlU b")s who aru now In I lie army. It si a red . Ten - I buys linve enlisted Hi. the army during tho hit ' l.ivM aiH'iirtl nit l STi:Miiit Jen- ' :., , ch of . : re.'rtl...nR in una nirm. ..i..r.i 'of theme cliUMcd Joined the lu- p' i . . i as. .it. iiikwuii. i'iiiiitiii:i. jiiii.ai. iiht lr. il.ullv the l int word said " e.n- i L'i.H..(h i. .ilfxicilll nnriMT ii lilt uinur n i tn ,h ,'",l,cl. s,1,"'- .etvinnii Sll..eH. II.1II..K. ll.C.I bus In-! slructed Sen-emit l.iiwnini. il. . "h' glvo Klan.alh i.oys the choicest and ho". ' of nssignments. Lowiuun says. ! sax J7.4 n Z-m-: Ni. -X-' .. i noawH OM w$ti?' .vM'r . : i. ... : tiNUuRCIN' THE (, X. t ' i .iyrt riw - iVi. : ; ikja . aj. i i a. s ii. i i i as ..wsa.s.wasaisBaTsaaa.sa 'asvansi m laaafc-W ' W - YESTERDAY'S HAPPENINGS IN CONGRESS HvnuU. Debated Hawca-rnoper prlso lubnr bill. Passed Porto-ltlrau hurricane roller kill. ' Forelgu affairs committee mli'd only anil war treaty. Itutlfled sight arbitration """ on,r mlwar treaty. , fruitlcs wllh Austria. Lithuania'. Finland. Denmark. I'oland. Csecho-Hlovnkla. Albania and 4wedi'll. Horse. . , Passed llotilder Item kill. Paaaed Walal. bill amending Jlldli'lul code. Approved conference report orf pot office-treasury appropriation bill. l:Jn;lnJn(v T-iof IVIUIiapiIlj; llldl PillA finH Kv uPn lne Per,ion 01 -'auue jiulrea and commlMloners as Ho math halls, word was re I, UllUCOiailU J Haskins, were' freed yester-1 hoibcr they would favor a gas- cejved from Coquille that rillCAdt), Dec. Held between f'-ar that a dc- peru.e Mafia gang would attempt anoilnr stroke of death and siirama of protection from an armed cordon of police, wit-'! nessea and attorneys at the trial of three Itn'.lans In the famous it.-i ..aiiier. Kirtuapiug cane con-1 court today. Hilly, to-yeiir-old Italian boy. aliiluclion and acronipaio- where ho pointed nut Andrew Ouppi llano, on whoso farm Hilly , -u .am 1 U days. , jllony. He L-elorettl. and CnpiH'llatio's boy did not identify An accused by the state P' lw-ng the lender In the kid napluc ionpirncy. ' , The tense atmosphere In, the'iNK . MLIalLlAW courtroom was vanned bv the murdor of Ole Kcully. a pr.n 1'ipa: stale witness 1.1 the trial ..in. mi. iiiiiiiiii.g oi ..re o.ner men believed to have knowledge ..tie." i.iiii iu uie niuiu in .uo am- naplng. Motor Inn Garagfc Has A.A.A.Service Iloward 8. Abbey of tho Mo- lor Inn Garage Tins taken ov.-i Iho service here In Klamath ral.s for 1110 orncial towing ser- 'v ea nt hn A A "a mu . . . Mr. Ahlwy Iim one of the most ' .i... . ivtiiiiivic vuuiiuiiciiiB iu viB ' , ' v n'" iwsonun.ii ari , - tory nnd with his splendidly equipped service shop. Is well 'able to provide members of the American AutonAilillc Association .. . . The Camel at the Needle's Eye! Error Is Alleged, fPartlows Now Free I 111 I W I I 1.1, This was tb substanre of , .Tyro IndlCtmentt MlX rrr? I 1 tirilCer. JUage ril- icizes Prosecutors in , w&Se , .Kecaune of an alleged error; E. W. and Ixuii Partlow, charged with rob-1 bery by force and violence! . - '. when Circuit Judge A. i Leavitt instructed the ! ,,. 1n hri - verdict . ... .. 01 not s""'' Today .J. H. Iloffee and V. j Svoodruff will face trial on a 1 borslnry charge. Tney are a enaid of robbing the Parks rroc- ry on South 8 xlh street. When , . , . .... .,., I the siore was robbed the sufo war. removed, us well as a quan- tlty 'of merchandise. The safe! and Harry llolvln. eaCed thej Complaining witness, Claude Has - 'kins. Ilasklns testified that he had been beaten unconscious and tii..tl.HI on rage Fiiur) FORUM TO HEAR1 - - mw9 m wv.tv , With' niuale predominating on 'opposition. T .1 The rivalry between the two . , , " at (he chamber of commerce iiwiiij .idihii.vt iu inu.uihi entertaining. Kred Dunbar will he the only sneaker on tho pro- gram, and will deliver a eliori McXealy will pre-1 chairman at the luncheon. Mr George F.. Homestead ,0urno. n cruiluate of the Chi c M.hn6l of music. Will sing aeveral numbers, playing her own accompaniment on the harp. Sev I rf-sa. -1 - s -. ..smIuim twill la t.rai uiin.iuun imiuur.a . -unK hy the whole forum, led ..n-... n. with erttl Chrintmas numbers will he! l e v..,h ih. ninnA mr rai i Aucmuii. uu " ano. . , . , o. A. j. -ch,vm sa, Wlllnr'd Wilklnsyestcrday filed suit for divorce from S rah VII- k!ns. Wl klns alleges dwrtion. -i .... ...t ,.- I SToConvicts TAX REDUCTION P on v POUTLA.V .VH. Or. Dec. l. (C P -An reduction In real pro perty lax or milage lax will re-' reive the support of the count? ' Judges and commissioners If It I does not reduce toe amount of j j funds the? now receive from , taxation. report which a special com ml t- itee of the stale association of Kouniy Jiid.es and rommlssluners , ,he state tax revision com- , BO ' "T10" be7- I Karller In the day -the Judges and rommlssloners had gone on 1 record aa being opposed 10 a ::r'.o,,r ",'r,,b! I property tax reduction meisnr. when the tax committee was . ...,.',' Ifci rn mr an exprewtinn iron me ! 1atc market rMd' leTy IV11 T, CllUgJi, jllCdlJ Out of Committee FYnPrf PfieaOfTP u-AiJiivr.TOV nee 18 irpi ' The Kellogg anti-war treaty j flared I" main obstacle today when the senate foreign relations However, chairman Hale of the senate naval committee Is also islanding awaiting an oppor- jtunlty to bring up but li-cruUer j ....... ........... ... . .... wu lb.. j vole. The While House made known: today that reporu.to I'resident tf'ooiinca lndK-aie noin tne treaty end the NaVal Bill ; will' be pass- ifd without serious or extended I measures is growing more in-.made in reprisal. . , . ,,.n,e j,, genata leaders' 1 are iryiug uenpera.ei; iu tuw 1 ' a compromise agreement by which both win do approved ' - an car.y oa.e. oe.ore ...e " ! the advocates of 15 cruiners. j Pelican' Sign Hung Upon New 1 heater ; - - - - Utile on their hlKh pedestal, tor ihev were nn toa of the new IV n I If IWfl 111 f II WUU llr IxtrU Pelican theater building, manip- ! u'ating ropes, and some more ! Pelican theater butUlln. ma nip- i - -- - - I j men on the ground guided and pulled more ropes, the - huge electric sign, which will '!!' 'out on the new theater, was- -------- hoisted into position yesterday. The sign portrays a mammoth pelican. Its dimensions are 35 feet by 15 feet, and It cost ap- proximately Sl.SSO. This is ono more stop in ' the final details of completion which the build- j log Is now undergoing In pre- parutlon tor tne opening. j - s . IpnwQvaiic III VlHICllTTCllCia Xtf Attend Meeting 1 T It Glllenwaters. assistant I district attorney, will leave this! morning for Pori-nn.l o ena a state convention of district at- omeys. The convention will be held the latter part of thl week. Af- ter the meeting Glllenwaters will go io Goldendale. Wash., to spend Christmas with his moth- er. He will return to Klamath Falls December ' 26 to prosecute the case of the Slate vs. Jess Monroe on Piyember 27. 4 Former Husband Locked In, Present One Outside l.EWISTOX, Idaho. Dec. 18. c.ii. ns. p.rrnr. dl-1 ! , v .rorced husband ot Mrs. John I Hall, was locked In tho homo ofjnnd ,ummoned a physician who his former wife trying lo get out. diagnosed his case as amall-pox. John Hall, her present husband. city officials ordered Karror re was outside tho houso pleading i turned to tho home of Mrs. Hall, to get In. i When John Hull returned home Legal authorities cannot alter I from work In the evening he the situation in tart. It was they who ordered Mrs. Hall nnd Fnr rnr confined In the house for a period ot two weeks, and will prevent the husband from entering- Jib.. own home. Farrar called at hi. former ' ', In Basin Chief Ambrose Gets L e tter. Klamath Doctor' License Plates on Car Shortly after Keith Am- brose, chief of police, re-' ceived ,Ah Bui Mc- ' Gownn and Marion Rube. , escaped criminals from San Quentin prison road ganar, were thought to be in Kla- -- - Rube had been killed and MeGowan wounded and captured in an attempted hold-up of a bank . in Co quille. Tll' rMT 7n'rB ,ne bandits attempted to escape auer m holdup which failed, bore II-' cense plates belonging on Dr. G. H.. Merryman's sutomohllo. Dr. Men-) man. a Klamath Falls phy sician, when notified of the fact. iwent to his garage to find his 2 . Around the World with the ' UNITED PRESS CHICAGO, Dec. 18, (VP) iue nuuie ui uaienn r. mux. trusloe of the sanitary district. and Thompson-Crowe leader, was ' bombed today, endangering the ,M nt Kin. ,nit hi. fi.M .hit. dren.. King recently caused the discharge of several employes from the sanitary board but said , ha aa nn. hetiove th, - ttnrk u ERLAN'GER. Ky.. Dec. It. (U P) Twenty-two . thoroughbred Bor8es. owned by Polk Laffoon. president of the Latonla Jockey ed to death ben lire destroyed Tlu a uara oa m biuu larm ucur uur-tr loss waa eatt-j LONDON. Dee. IS, (VP) Lady Northeslc, the former Jes- , . n . w w .iu. i . a,utt nrowil, .w I OrK lOiyH Jin and Vviftne Cornelius, son of , ..J-t.,.. j. w gnrrey, weip princes RovF a . .t.. ffrrv tinncrniii ui t giiuitmunui Burn?,. WM- uiui i icu . . uc i Re.i.ier of rice tn-1 d4T ijOT Sort ties k recently was. snted B divorce from her .band. who at the .time waa .... , d . I IIIIUUIVU M. 1110 lOUlT HI c.n; j I HnDk,n. .,..,- Cornelius Is in tnB dIomatlc ,rvice. MExicO CITY, Dee. IS, (UP) A trflIO (rom Guadalajara, en- , . miima. was dynamited . Onem.do state of Jalisco, ,ooay. Tne locomotive, mail and express cars were overturned and one soldier Injured. The bandits Ilea, unv suiuier aiiu uun in- H killed when TO bandits "n". train near Maravatlo. ! ccording to dlspat- CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. Dec. i. I-ii f it ill I ilk? alii aa imuri Hat a cuou, ; (I.p)jon H WUner. 17. of 8llmm. x. j.. 8 sophomore at .Hanard college, was fined W , court nere today for his part a melee which ocenrrod last night when a group of Harvard , indents, returning from a hoc- key game, tried to round off thO evening by wrecking a subway I car. after an elevated Inspector ; tried to prevent the students , from removing advertising signs. ' ! wife's home Monday to bring sev- eral presents to his young daugn- tor. While there he waa strlck- He returned to his hotel was denied entrance.' Appeals to tho city fathers were in vain. As a result, Farrar will spend tho Christmas holidays with his daughter and former wife, while Ha I is tramping hark und forth before the house, Attempt Recently One Killed, Other Wounded, Caught After Gun Battle with Officers 1 1 1 A COQL'ILLE, Ore., Dec 18," (UP) One bank robber wned and.another wm WUU..UCU 1.1 a Mil. ..lift M battle with officers and poMemen after an uniuc cessful attempt (o hold up and rob the First National bank of Coquille today. : The woanded bandit. Bud .Mee, Oowan, Identified his dead com panion as Marlon Rnb. notorlooa California f agltlvsv Both men am ; escaped eoarlcU from California, , 'prisons. : Rankers Shoot. E W. Wsbb. cashier, and Oli ver Sanford, vice-president, were, In the bank .when the bandit ! ,t , fc m. Wt -mornlng- ! Instead ot holding up tnetr ! banda as ordered, they . seised. guns aDd started shooting. , The. robbers fled .to their wait log automobile; bnt bad : dlffl enlty in surting the engine. When the machine was started, a band of cltUens were firing vol leys ' of bnlleu at the bandits. jone Of the bullets striking Rube, - : : Hobe Drosst. lWit j . . . " The car. wa eluding the 'pur suer.." bat McQowan. who waa driving, ran into a blind -street and.'-waii-'tofeed to'-attiw. The both look to the woods' where McGowaa woo captured and Huba dropped dead aa he was reload ing his title about SO yarda from McOowan; . ' ' FALL BRIBERY TRIAL NOT SET j WASHIN0TON Dec. ,8. fpy , , .... - ... Sm c"uii?iuucui, vi unu w i no interior Aioerc a. run on charges ot bribery in connection with the leasing of the Elk Hllui naval oil reserve to E. L. Do heny, California oil magate, waa Indefinitely postponed in the dls- trlrt- BunremA ronrf todav . : Thai court 'as advised that Fall'a physical condition would not per i mit tho strain of a trial at tote time, : n 'i. ' ViillSlrULUUII On Sewer Continues Tho cold weather 'which has visited the cltv tho oast few dava ! has not hindered construction work on the first unit of the ; trunk Sewer system, according to i.i.urmaiiou. ironi .an city tunic ! nwr'a ofn. . Alreariv XflO met of nine tiaa .. ,,H , ,ho ., h. fK. t nt. n . . . . ai r. aneu ..o., coo.rnc.ors. i no 'lt tor?J M .VM. j " " , " " " 'h,e J" toward , ," a1"n1"1?; "' J? PTre,""! raPld,5r" " : ' ' ' . : j Planner FuttltV SaVM !'" ' k P Young girla favor capital pat fcihntent, Jadgina; from Ukav Way their hit latbcr'e fane. . ; t F N 8 1aM (Mm see it esv ore. ' Cjlirt. a sc. stayKC n