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THE KLAMATH KEWS SUNDAY, JANUARY )3, lft2l VAC.E SEVEN, Two Cents a Word Each Insertion ValppboM BTJ TwoCents a Word Each Insertion WANT AD PAG Em Ml Class Ad Rates Two emit per wnrd each (linn ail In printed, Saini ad run una week 10 pur rent discount. Riinm ml run nn mnnlh 30 pr cunt discount. TELEPHONE 877 Till'! IIMJ .MUth.LT ri.i: Who Will Do It! Contractor, Tradcaitu-B Repairmen, Mlarellancoaa Barvlcea. UKCOHATOIt Hay Plnre.i. Hkup phone il'J. Hni. lUtilW. WINDOW running, Jauttor work Phona IMWfi. MISCELLANEOUS lll'ICN' I1ATK.H ftr iitM-i Inn mtil III. I.li' iti'iciaUMc iiiwr Jan Ii failrrmn'r. I'alnl St'ir.'. pll-n" lulll W . 12-11 llilAllll AS'll It.MJM iani.ui H'. ,I2ii W ii ill -:i-i,i IIOAIlll AND IIOOM lllHt.lll -I12U Wiiih- . t XttOM AMI IIOAKD in private lioiiie; vry rutnuul,l". t lean room Willi balti. 214 Mhrllti SI. "Ul niiitv ii:k.t i'i.wmd I'OIITI.ANII, Ute . Jail. I I I I'l A loiii-erti'il nirirlnl ilrlvo in Increai'. Oieauu'a pniHperlty It ln.'reainx and lielteritiK Hi'--ial"' ilairii's will mint v. I'll n " ,.iiif"reiu e hern January 2i! 'I i wn annniiuci'd hero today by Die Portland iliiunher of commerce luu, I Neilleiuetit coinlnlil.'". KLAMATH FALLS BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY Th merchant and prnfaaalnnal peopla Hated bu tbla para ara known ai Klamath Kalla' mini reliable bulnua men and wnmet.. nwj you will find Iho flrma Hated nlphabatlcally who wui aera you cnnomlrally and promptly. TUey are all aklll 4 in tu-ir roapectlra lino. Call on them today. Pleaaa men tion met you aaw their ad In lb Klamath Newa. ACTt)H)llll B KKAI.IMW HKPAIH work, battury aervlra. i Oakland, Pontlac. 831 Klaro-, atb Phona 111. ! AITO TtZKS, VI LCANI.1NQ HJtOLtSiV agenta for DunWp tlrea. Vulcanlxlng. Klamath, Tire Iloiiio, S1& So. Blh. 60ODYKAH Tlrea, aalei ft aer Tlce Art Tiro'Rhop. 116 So. " 11th. Phone Ml IIRB EXCIIANOB DUIrlbutora for U. 8. Tlrei. (24 Klamatb. Phona 730. UKCIIAnaiNO BATTERIKS, atnrtera, genaratora. Reed Auto Supply Co.,' 121 J. 11th. IIOAUI) AM 1KMIM llOAUD AND ROOM 1018 WaaU tniTtitn St., phone 0X5. UCHIXnSS CQI.LKGH IUJVUATII Builneai College, Mel baae Uldg. Phona 1373. Da; at night clasaea , ClllltOI'KACTOHS un. PAl'I. C. LONO. 127 S. "Hi St. Oradtinto name altant. Tel. 1640 for appolntmont. DR. O. n. LUCAS. Underwood Bid. Electro Theraphy. Phone 480-W. 1 DR. O. II. MATIIKR Scleiitlflc. : pnlnleaa method. 731 -.Main, phuiio 401. DENTIST M. B. COOPRR, 103 Ponlo Bldf Phone 1117. CLEANING and DYEING KLAMATH CLBANTNfl A DiB WORKS Cleaning and Pressing "Wa Dya to Live" 411 Main BL Phona 401 WELL DRILLING Well drilling, pnmpa, water yatenia, well rasing anil re pairing. Well drilled any aU or anywhera. Several awed snotora anil pnmpa. Vochatxer Broa. ini.-w iirvy, goto B, th Hi FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE KIIKS'CII'h SI'KCIALK WANT IliH'HKH III rent. Iluvi' llrllla. FOR TIlA IlK 1 ly acre, sulmr Iiiim fi-mom hiiiiio lor small limi'.c in i nr. KOH MAI.K - Apartment Ihiiih'. rm ill' h'-il. rinse in. lift" ' I ii net 1 1 fin iiiiuii lily, Inrludlnit i Inter.!. ! IIAVK CI.IKNT fur 4-M'im house. ii n over l.i mi. i'iiii MO l tun. mi i iisii uiiii . mi . iii'nitli. 1 JOHN IV I'RKNCII. I'll. Itcallnr. tin; K i ituii h An-. Plum" HI". I I'IIII KAI.K II V OWNKIl -Three-! r.nnn iuihIith iii-w Iiiiiiii-. fur-1 nUlii'il Hh Hi" lni. I'.iinr-: ami I'uliii si in -. I i-fii 1 rim SM.K IIV OWNKIl Sl-I mom l.ni-.e'. terms. Three Works Irnm Main St. rull 4.11" Wll-Ollllglntl. HIT. rl.i I.N .SNAP ll'Ti' In a rlui li- In :i-l -I'l u-r,'H uf rlnwi, In Intnl.. Iwo ultima frntn rliy: iilnu a-ri'ii Ir rlKaiiil, f'lr Improvi'itu'iit": mily 2nll on, i-iy irrmH, A. J TIIAI V. Iti'allnr em (1n, si I'll. .n.' S tl'l LOST and FOUND Tit AY KD Hay mare, welltlit ii'm.ui ir.iMi ih. llrmi.l II nn left mine. Sorrel coll year wUlit liinn It,..., Iirnnil if on l.fi tin,,. Sorrio cold y.iir- llllK. 1,1". nl II nil lell Mlifle. A J Mniiulnr. II'. 1. 3i;. I 2- I.IIS'I' - Over.-nal and lint HI llie Winter Harden New Year ero. inlsen by niUttil'" PPane r.. nirn in New i.flii'C. ' J0-i,i KTAVItHlll WINS I'AI.O AI.Tti. Calif.. Jin. 12. ( I'l'l --Hiaiif.ir.l unlvernlty de- feale.l the lia-kct Iiall team of the I'nlverally uf California at Loa AiiK.'len. 31 to 20 lure toniihl. for rramlla om Nw riana Ada KUl-CATION Al. KLOCUTION. IKA M A T 1 1: M Vlolette Damon McLaughlin, 436 Second at., rbona 10S1-W. x I. noNtrrs T1IKV aurely do excel. 1I0B-7 OpUnade.. Phone I31j. EMPI.OVMKNT AOKXCT KLAMATH Kmployinent Office. u . ... ....... ...nnp.1 .mnlriT- mont. i'lione 1 C 7. UAT CLKANISO HATS cleaned and blocked. Morgan, C12 Klniuath. Jim JIvWKI.KIt PAUL. WIKSR. S12 Main. 40 yara practical eipvrlenro, MAIlltl.K A (iltAMTR WOltKSljoyed tlaucllm befflre they ut- KLAMATH Fails Marble & firan Ho Wki. O. D. Grlcxle. 11 S. 11th. MI'SIO TKACIIKIt Z. PKTKK3. accredited teacher of niulc. Piano, violin. Other Instruments taught also. Call plinue 94S. S a. m-6 p. m. PRINTING KJL.AMATII PHINTINO CO., 633 Klamath. Prompt Service, TUANHFKIl f HTOKAGU PllOM I'T and fourtaoiia lerTtce. Woatern Tranufnr Co. ill ! Mala. I'bons 1200. Clammed advortlBinf It ft morning newpaper propoBltloD alwnyi. Uka The Nnwa, OPTICIANS GLASSES' Evm Fxaminefl, Fined Ind the 0Uct Ground in our own actor)' to itt yvtir indhiJual rcqrrtmtntt. Broken Lenses Replaced DR. COBLE'S . 7o main arnccT RefMrt Quirk Snrirt Old newspapers tor sale at the Nawa 9(lC4j. ' ' , FOR SALE KOH KALK -.' Iii.uU ! -.-i-t dry slab, 1 K it i fni.t li'liK'hx. H. Till nr load ut Cluri'iiiuni, ! Sin Nn Oh 11-11 . Kdllr HAI.K Iti'il rlilx 110 per I on ; Him It l i I;, nl fill pi-r tun: Whim Lplinma Ui n-r J ml. l.uiiu lillH l"". fii iiuul- Ity. prcpuid. !i'i circular; iiiiit. Hni la 1 1 ii 1 1 li-r-. Il ii r mil, i ire. , , i .!-!- llt'HCII ' 1 1 Ii i 1 1 lillAliK' CIICKi4 Jill,- leghorns utiil Ulmil" I luinl It' ili. Y'iii iliiu'l lui un til yuii see 1 ti-in . All lirt-i'il it Inn'?, wlili.. ilUrrhi-.i test ed ini'l.-r Oregon suite super vision, on,' uf Hii highest KNIili of li-gheril -clll -III nn til" I'll, Ifli- i-unsl frillll lltjll' pin- ilui-lnit twn nml thrce-year-nlil uiiili'it In liiii' ri-rtilUft niali'i, uf lriiiiii . ronirili ir,-3 1 riri.iu. i. "- Wo pay trall.lH.rlotlnn.! l. ..vim pi-r l.unu: tn", hiI,h "l.l.'l. l,l ,.i'Kl. . .lli- I'-tllW, Ulll.t-tl MullllK.'lt I'n'i'- ' try Kiirnm. Ilo im-K. Juui'- coll ItK.NT Sli'i pliiK rm.iii'i null il. .ii city. On-Kun. 1.1-lt- ,,1,1,, ir ,,i r iwn. Alwaya fiirtiUlilnit'i. Kurliltiire, dlille.i nmi, lainii., i-l.-ctrle. Move. ,.lni! machine, vu, iiitm . l.-an- w it-liiiiK niai lilni . radio. l.aliy liumi. etc. Mr. M IV KnitlUli. I.2U I'll, in.' Terrace. l2-2t KDIt SAI.K--ln.lltin ninlnrcyrle. . t til. ml. vnilppet-KniKht Kulea Co. Il-tf I'I'III.IC AUCTION SAI.K -Tuea-day. January ir,th. at John Ctil - lahan p'ace, 3 mllea iiurl Il eum, or Merrill, 1 1 o'clock. I.iiucli ui uniiii. 12u bhtt'P. 12 her-., miino fat: :t boric, t nail. lie. I Ix-cf cow, luu .id.-l;- en. p.iiato dlitKcr and cult I-1 vniur, 2'i ton hay. luu aaik grain, tun Hack potato.., 2 Hei liarne. Cuy Merrill. n";;t'"""7. lMlroil ItKNT Thrco roomM fur- . -hvnrv. Phon lis.-.. ' :io-if I I'HKII I'l lt III It K HAItt.AIXS tlood ateel bed.i $1.50 flood cook atove , 1U.U0 tiuud newing mnrhinii l.Vuti tlnod phonograph 40.00 Uooil offiin d.lk 30.00 Liberal Credit WANTED You.- lined furniture in ex hungo for new. What hare you to trade? K1..1MITII I I llNITI-TtE CO. FOH liKNT Steam heated fur lull Muln St. nlsbed apt., with private bath. CHILOQUIN U. J. hl-.ltltlf..t . (New rnrresHndi'iit ) cllll.ogl'IN. Jan. 12. (Spe. clall Lotila Polln. prominent busiiieiM inuti and agent for ibc New lit thl city, will leave bin cure of buniue Sunday to en- joy a aki trip to the Fort Klam- nth country. Polln i nl way In- lereatrd In HiinrtN. lie waa at one Hum a ueialilinr of the Into T.'X Rickard nnd went with Rick- ard to lluvuna. Cuba, to nid Kl.kii.d In sh.iv.lni; a fight then'. Mr. and .Mr, l.croy n. Arnold, Mia. Arunld'a sMcr and .Mr. and Mr. Wheat will enjoy a ekl trip Into the Fori Klamath district Sunday. . Llltln Hiwil I'lntini Dii Villi unn llio honor guest t a birthday I illniiiir I milir hi nt llm li.miim uf Mr. P. Miller In West Chlloquln. I ',i,nv' peM -'',"'y It U.'llf.1l Mfd .It t lt-lalt( wfetdU'V' 'I hiutlKI Afla.f ti hlilh.lnv an.n.i j piT, xiimtK ndjotiriicd to Him i drawlni; room, whore they n- lendtMl n theater party at the local theater. CiiOMtB prosti'it were: Itemiett Wroks. Harold I U-lpht. mm. lauay 'rather .'nnd Mr9 Pllul Santh(rt nf Plue I nnd on the hnif.mlle and nmirter J. Kcrrlmin. KufiiH Mirks. Mrn. I uiilErt. imnsna awuv In thla rltv -n - l Mlltfil Mfd II l lV'r..rl,t oli.ll - Jollll NelriOll. mid the hoiior RtH ft. ChriH CroniH. of the (Jtmillyhs pnrftltfJ he !cilVea to mount cafe, expeetrt to make a biifdnr- trip to Klamath Kali early no week John Martin, popular pool room man. opened hla new pool room In tho HimhIk block today. He witn host lo ninny friends and '."."iiiinu-us wnen he nerved Iturbocued aandwlche and cnf. fee. He received iniiny telegram from Cooa liny, hi former home. The new pool room nnd lunch eountnr are equipped with Hie ler visited during the holidays In latest nnd best III Iholr Hue. The southern Ciillforiilu. They re pnol hull ia especially popular port a very pleasant vacation. WASHINGTON TUBBS II II C"f io Trf6RMD S itS, BUT TOWHUlOw t Y ' miier WOWH J J SWka VRCSSNT VOO To j AT OWIM' r kU' jfl TKt KIMCi. HE IS M0CH J FOR RENT KOH HB.S'T-AVjrm. furnished. ! iv,u-runni ciltuge; psvvment. J l'i' ph'in"; Hauls, wimil. water luiulsli. d. ftU muiilh. (ml ' Alniiii'iia nvi'iiui'. Phone IK'.I. T.I-11 KOII KKNT Kuriilrlicd iwj mum unil liiitli; nicmn heated. 1 liliH'k from Miiln Ml., corner Cedar I'iiii-. 11-tf Kill HKN'T - .House, partly fur nished. Cull 111. t ;!-:: KOH IlKXT Now four room, furnished or unf uruUliurl ; r'-it-sounhlc. Phone 12-1 -VV, ' ' i Kill! lllv.NT- llvi-riinni nio.li rn li'Miiii' with caraK". Inijulr ' f'lauil II. Davit Kurnltliri'. "21 I .Main. 1-1-DI ... itKNT-Tlinr-riiiiiii hnuw .,,,,, x,.Br MJ, ,.,,,. ..,.,. ... t. .,.i.i, 11-11' hut walT ."tilt an1 lllllll. for hmliine.' Cur. Mum. "Ihi" KIht- poll KKNT Nienn lii-.ned ruoin ir x"iitletuau: aarniie. .V1J Nu. I llh St. 11-11 K()lt ItKNT a'eet.lnx rouiua. st.iveN fn rnoin: clove in. Kent rciiHonahle. Call at 2H-. No. Sill. 13-lt KOH ItKNT Sleeping' r.Mim fur men at KI2 ()k St. Imiulre sui; Ouk. I2-Jt KOH ItKNT -- Two-niniu. neat warm furiiiitht'd liomr. with ttarage; wond furnished. Call S12 MrKlnley 8t. 1 2-8t ....,. ' '" "KM - Ww iiiiiuiuinliud npurtnifUt. iwo UfrtrooniK, IIS. 1 Arronti (l'rr.rti m-hool. U-2t Ua-hliiKi.in WOOOMKX AND MII.LMKN AT TKNTION At Iji.M.ilun there are five-room huuea with run ning water and electric lighia at very cheap rent during the wluter mouth. Utiod achool, fine climate. See or write Bueae and Varran. LaMolne, Calif. -lit 14 letiar ru, corner OI l ine, one block from Main. Adult only. 10-tf -.1.1, mrn ,,nirare.l In the lomlter industry In thl section. nulnea in Chlloquln la good, . Roy Dutfenbacker. local barber. itar that huulneta ia the beat In In year that ho baa been hero, Ilo reports that there are more men employed tbun uatial. Ml. j"Ole" h'mllnko. chief operator at f the local tolephone exY-hange, say that December bnainer. greatly exceeded that of Novem ' ber. I Rev. J. Parker. pator of the j Full tiospel church, will hold a ! meeilng Sunday at :!. I Inspector Roberta of the l S. I Indian service I checking over I Hie bonk at Klamath Agency. He Is from Washington, D. C. A. J. Sprupue. division official or me nouiiifiH raruir mm " "' " - 1 DEATHS IVU'Ij SAKTIIKH, Jit. iftlli Onftth., Jr . mm of Mr. . . . . sniuraay eveiunK nt :z3 ociock. frtll-.l.$r an 11lnu nf nrat dnvr' duration, in addition to his passing a brother. Mrebner. He was aged 6 years at tho time of hla demise, Tho remains are in the pink room ot tho Earl Whltlock funeral home. Pine avenue at Sixth, where friends may call. Announcement of fun eral arrangements will be made later. Mrs. J. C. Spnrrln nnd dniiKu- w WW , i oiDrfT see, wo4"fe AV KING NOW. I tmouout Th' RAM i Things KiMl f sit voue fi like tu S PATMJV ja- Af-reit vouP , TOP'S HELP WANTED A(;KNT Make I l0-;:. a wei.k. Kvi'ryitno nm'ila Khnm. Hl. .Mai,iur all-Urtlii-r uliwu. ani."-mK r,.,,t, ,,J brnimUt Ihcip llmly low prl., US yfc-l, K)rk. T11(.y , -,w nfiupi(.i :;;r,Ji - - , rilKH. nnn Hli'- lirir. k-j.!1""1"-" w,l!' or" r'"" (1111111-wa KulU. Win. la-lt" pUo1 bore. Mr. Kllun U a w- MA1.KMA.N WANTKD IIIk Olilnj i n rp. .ration "i k man lor nn- ori-iipp-d iirrliory ..n ','y ! ltnmi.illnii.y timid fur T, mil) i yearly. v' ViirnUh everylhlim. i deliver and collw-l. Capital or I I ixperli'iia uiiiiei-eHBary. Kyr - , Kvter company, lkr.fl Kyr-Kytwr j in. IK., uityinn, wuin. i i-i,i- ACBN'Trt WANTKD AmlIHoim, Indnul rliiiia two rami in IntrnrfiicK ..ii.l .,1 ni.lv it... demand tor llw- Ula-h llouwhuld I'ri.diK'U In KlaiuaHi KylU and other near-'tled In hl new borne. 'real estate holding and- nernon- j Beach; aernrltlea In Botuli Am- lir town 'or rural dlurl:i. Mr. T. W. Cadenhead rercired ! n erferta. In lieu of dower rl(thta j erlran rorporalionaL hrokerage i:. to inu a moiifh or mnre!a ,,i,.Kram Taeday from a hoa- The promoters ' mother waa'accounU and bank'depoatu in clear profit. Hawlolcb nieth-i p, n 8aI1 Franclco. atalInK : prorlded' for with a trut fund I. New York City: and hltalnoM lu o.l ri liualiitva t verywher.-. lnut h(.r rothcr j. Karly. bad yi.wm,- .00rt yearly and -hla yeatment. In Florida. ' ,,: - - nupply pro.lti.ia ouifli. .vi'r-lliln yu ne-d. Pniflm lnrn-am tvi-ry month. I.owe-t rii-ir; ttt rahifB. nu.Kt roni-' 'o I).pt. Calif. 11-3lt IHSTKICT mana;kk WANTKU Kxi'i'llont opportunity for a lo-f-al man to manure territory for onf of Ihn larxst and bt knrwn forpontloua of fin ktnd Jn tli0 WfMt. S'lUnfE expTleni'e not iH't-etiKary, but a Rood ac quulnian araon;? 1oral nptn dr-Hlred. Full t'O-operatlon and loud furnished, (live full par tlrulara of past experience, rrf?rpnrcfi, ic., In your lettrr. Addre-w S0C-: Wilcox B)d(r.. roriijiiul, On-ROii. 12-it WANTED UIIII, WANTS WOUK Ranch, hotel Phone r camp: relerence. j :,;u- , ana aK tor . Virginia. 11-lt" V ANTKD Position a cook or housekeeper. Room 6, Anchor holel. Phono 11 SI WANTED To lean $1,000: good, a..t., Un fit n.H VVI I j T "' ' i;-2t WANTKD Roomer and board-1 ers in private home. $20 .Waaliinctoii, phone 741. ltl-5t WANTED Confinement rasoi by ; experienced nurse. f n o n e ,J'h WA.VTHi: To room and board workiux parouu who xviti - ., , - good care and home for Mid- t . .,-- renwhlle working. 213Mar.jQUR BOARDING WANTED Raw Jura at Pruitts Store. 2104 South 6th Street. 18-2iiti SHIP YOUR FURS to Johnson's i Market, p e r s o n al grading, j quicg reiurna. aonnsuaa aiar ket. Medford, Ore. 15-tf Sprinter Back, . Will Aid Vebf eet El'OKNE. Jan. 12. (Special) The return of Bert Tuttlch to ! school after an absence of two tcrma has considerably bolstered the Webfoot track team. Tuttich ia a former Olympic club sprint er. While a member of the 1 Commerce high school track team ot Sdn Francisco, Tuttich covered the century ln 9.9 sec onds. Ho Is ollgtble tor the var sity track team and will compete in the 100 and 320-yard dashes "-'"J t.ii. IS CHINKSK "I.IXDV SIIRKVEPOET. La., Jan. t" (UP) Major Tien Lai Huang, known as the "Lindbergh of China," announced here today that bo still is planning a trans pacific flight from San Francisco to China. The Chinese aviator announced here several months ago nnd laier in San Francisco, that ha would accompany Col, Charles A. Lindbergh on an at tempted Pacific flight. Classified advertising la a I morning newspaper proposition ; always. Use the News. JUNES' AM0 MO. V0O VIHtN I BISAPVeAKtJ . WAS rOitOMlMCi HARM'S PEATrli ; Trtt OUAmj NI7.I? HAD W COUilN, BBlNE &009E1?, CROVUNEtl INSTEAD, AND, I foOR frOOBEft IS Pirm IN HIS HANDS. j??sr i KIRK NEWS (('onlinueil' fritm Paa Five) eminent ai-alr. Ur tall Mr, Willi, (iondwln o( .'hlloqiiin and a party of Iholr friend mailo a trip lo Crmer "" "klu Owid-' had Wn mad pnhllr hy the ln l" daushter uf Nn. K. la- firm of rhailhournr. Slanrn-1 Cadeiihcad of I bin inniiniiiilty. fMd and tery. ' ' I rho Iwo children of .Mr. Onod- tpx oft ihu rnfdun of what) win pnt Hnnday and Monday:v-' nhrlnuily a taut Mtatfl. po- ; witn tno cadeniieoo iniiuren. l.loyd IJimm. Mr. Wearer and ; Mr. Whltlaker of Klamath Auen- C - rpent aercral daya of laat week helpline Mr. Kllnn get net,- j been operated on Saturday uiorn - ,. ',. I r- Knrly U a brakmnan on th! j ai iwni. Aimoumi mo let- fjcram (tave no panlmlarn, M rt. i 1 at Ion wa for appendicitl. jr, Cadenhead and ilaughter, ; i,a. lei, on '"' lr .. I vihii in itca iiiiiii, Calif. ! ra. l aoenneao receiveu wor.i , imBntiateo. a atory mid by her e J jjecember 1 Baker arlmll-' ll,M her mother waa III in ( al!-! hu.band. I,ed thB killing, and December '. ... .' .! Officera tiien went to the coun-j jj( rttddle'a body waa fonnd' In .Mr. Peter talicemade a bii.i- ,y iM where Mri. Baker wa!the ,now. frolelI ,tlrf- th he nca trip to San Tranclaco laat confned and told ber that hor,0(,art gfy battered. ' week and baa returned lo Klrk huafeand had accused her of the wben the Baker were taken Mrs. Ilepworth. who la indeed. She then told practically I to Porland. federal officera were chr.ru' of tho commiaaary at ,he whole alorr ot the killing. I nnu,n, .i,h . ..i mMm Klamath Agency, waa In Kirk Friday of last week, taking ventory of govcrtimf-nt property. Albert CBrlety, wno la em-t ployed ln tbc garage at the! Agency, spent the week-end In! tn(, ri)ad te not iuipa,(,able. the cold weather makes it advisable tor iir. inrisiy to spena i'ie,for h(.p SnB (hat hp t00t WCtk at the AgeilCy. , f. at.,1 hil RLMIa ih 1 Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Slmmon 12-lr:were visitors in Klamath Falls ; "... V. v. riiun raae a oi,"inp? trip lo Pinto mill, near Bcatty, on Monday, return. ng l uc.aay. r.nEGI TECH CAPTAIN PITTSBURGH. IM., Jan 12. John E. Dreshar, a guard was appointed- by tho Carneglo -Tech rouchm today as captain of the football team for 1929. i-'RAViI S.4Y tAAxTaR, -v-jlLL ;:f EGAD VQLS EVES Fol5t3E UlARPE.-A IS HALT THIS EMoLlSH RI56!Ai3,' -- SHE- KlAiP ar CMC HZ. Trl' X-'RAV VS AT. TXAiAiESi '-0. VAll -Dr At l i -TMA-f U -To OK A i a nv "0 "H& OAR AeAP. l?3-rs .rr .is rr all hwht To -T VI "l ..-lir. -MT.I.r- I I i 111 I OJ vytMi n'-o I 1 37 M W L. ",11 I LJ h U ' I, II rill I T'-" . ".- -V -' "" J -i.-V-v T . jr-Vfc. Fr Is (il ia&kx- I - I . :. .. ; ' " : : . ;v;. . ; y y : s . . i. - Byfian ' OH. SO 'ATS HOT Y'MEANT WHEN T ( ten WIMD OF ( Wl ME IM Af BICA.TrlAT EAIEAAItiS Y OK tttl S0ATS I KIND W f , HM V0U KlONAPPEO SO'S TO STEAL I Hi TiME AVW -lllS' I lk 10 JR RIOHTfUL INHERITANCE, 6EE, jSOOM COME, I d ""Jp 1 ' Extent of Rickard's Fortune ' Still Remains Unknown Respite Fact That Will XlfW VortK. Jan. 12, (Kp) I The i-wiit nf Tpx Illokard'a for-1 lu,. continued a mynlnrj loijay, ,.r(.n attxr Iho laid promntcr a .rlhly rnnnlne Into mllllnna or dnl- inn, i0 Tilt haby ilauxhter. Max-; inn Texan. Ilia younx widow re- ,.pre. -,n.oi)l) outriRhl. to- i t her with Hlekard'a Klorlda KaKef llldlClCQ, fi ' ' . j IHTIG l!iX0n6r3t6(l (Continnrd from Page One) w' hM 1""ed B",,, Kiddle, i The night before Mrs. Bakvr lu!l!iwamiu.r;Q vni.rm var. nrnu. j tjiter Baker admitted ber atory ln-jwag true. ' . . .. 'i. I Wife Telia Story She said, that her husband and j Riddle fought over where Kiddle had hidden a half-gallon of. whiskey. When Riddle waa get-1 Hug th.' beat of Baker be called ! to hi wife, who waa In the car, lh ,, . ,,,, ,K. ,.,, rnaelng lira. Baker around the 1 scar. Baker gs. up off the ground, ' secured a hammer from the car - and when Riddie came around the car. felled him with a blow i from the hammer. After hn waa , down he continued to beat Rid- : d'.e nn the bead with the ' nam- ' mt-r. Baker Hid Body Baker then took Mrs. Balcor 'and their four months old pap - .-........ HOUSE TriA"r F6i3GV Vt uipli HcP - fb ME W VOliR. HAeiSOrVA CAB ; Is Now Public miilhe!j-ln-Uir and fnvorttA '. ninw wlih fiimU ylclilln I2.4UO aid yearly. Hla i.UMra. ollmr nloraa in iuml uophi wk are In diflda aloek.ul' huldlnu In Inn Houltt Amnricail Land and Cotlto company . ok "IT Paraguay. Rirkard'a closeat friend could nn not miloiaia with conflilenoo tb extent or ma rnrtiinn. Jacit. ."ii Dempitey frankly admitted that y" ho did not know. nrf The entala Inrluilen real p:e prty In Boa ton and Miami , oo home. TbVn, Baker, reHrp !ed and' hauled Rlddle'a ody a, fourth of a mile from the ceni of the killing anil' bid It In the 'aagehrtmh.' That wa November 1 28. Kiddle waa not definitely ImiIjbaH mtrtt IWsmltMt? . fltnl we notified December 8. The papooao' could not be take, from fta mother. It la ' against the law to lock a baby in the federal Jail and officera were f t a loas to know what to do; ' ! bw. Baker Plate. '! Mrs. Baker la an lS-year-oId Piute Indian girl from s reaerva I! tion In Arizona. During tbe first l nighfa questioning, and up until natr ,nuS h,r.nt th erlmnt ... k,j ., , .,!, i k hJ husband, and sometimes nearly. ;in tears corroborated, the mado- up. atory ber buabaud told. It waa only after Baker accused ber of the killing that she broke down and told the entire story, telling how the went to li.a a 111 of her husband when ba wtu get- - 11B rof.i r ting tbe worst of the fight, and "of how her htishanrf killed Riddle. Ton can't get on your, feet by sitting, around. tv By Aht?rn SIR- ArTHoiH,- Vet. I "H-EMB.URK15 -VI 1 l !! THE MAPAM tViiN l inc SUSHT6ST 5U$PipioAi ASTi- I I ID&AiTlTV -"j HAVd, TJVTJQVE-, WHEW "THOSE SfViEBR AT US' i ' C.liJtkrAki& " AS A LOAiPOHl 3&hLeMAi ' ra-1 II ii !! r i I. i ii il .',