August 4, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
I Saw
Weede (rowing out In Mill
addition els, ("l UH.
Alio lull of baK-burned-down
huuaea. Quit an y
sun, believe you me.
UKACU i'. IIIIOWN.
Clrrlo To Meet The Cobgra
satlnns! Conimuully clrole will
hold till net buslines minting
and ecirial el tin horni of Mrs.
U K. Henry, S30J Uurilen atreet,
Friday afternoon, Auguet II, it
I o'clock. All membere are
urged to atlmd and brim
frliadt.
Kaglre Auilllary to Meet Thi
Elgin luslliiry will bold Hi rig
ulir mmiW .it I. O. O. T. wMt
hill rrldiy night it t:00 o'clocg.
A mw membership drive, ind of
llreri orgs ill niemheri to at
tend. VUltlng membere art
coin.
Mra. Wood Imtiruvee Mri
Will Wood of Pacific, Tirnci.
who nil bun III for tin paat
mouth with typhoid fever, w
"moved Sunday inning from tbe
Klamath Valley hoaultal to her
homo nd li now abli to recelvo
frlmdi.
llabr nauglnrr Born Mr. and
Mm. Hoy Knight of Dorrli be
came tin parente of an right
pound, four ounei baby daughter
It till Cottage IliiapilBl juiy ju
New VOX
Theatre of Thi Bun
Today
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No wonder the
New Super Shell . . . without
formers cent premium...
surprises western motorists
ALL WASTE PARTS
Millard Hotel flurata Oileete
who bavo slopped at thi Wlllard
holnl during Ihi paat two daya
an: J. K. Ilargir, Portland; K.
I). Olllver. San Krauelseo; O. IV
Coffin, Kuiena; Carl M. Hleveue,
It. C. Iiarllatl, Lyle Monl.;om
ry, nirk Itay. L. U. Tournoau
and aon, Mr. and Mra. Hal LI.
Morgan, A. P. Dohson, Portland;
C. T. I'eck, Ban Pranrlaeo; Dave
Menilelalion, Tuli Lake; S, II.
Uoodinau. Portland; P. B. Rout.
K. K. (Irovar, IV M. Cunliy, 0.
I.. Knlghl, Midford; Mr. and
.Mra. H. R. Curran, Han Frau
elscoj Jack Ilndgue. I'eaadini:
K. II. Vandinburg, Tiroma; A.
I". Wood, Portland; Mr. and
Mra. II. J. Hold, I .da Angeles;
E. R. Uryon, Han Frinclaco; 0.
H. Mc-Kiorn, J. O. Gall, A. B.
Chsne-r, r. P. Kirn, Portland;
It. R. Hanion, Bugini; Ml not
Dsvls and party, Tacoma; Mr.
and Mra. It. D. Fsrrall, Port
land; Mra. P. L. Klah, Mra.
Oaorgi Codding, Mra. W. A.
ThomDion. Mra. R. I. rih. Mid-
ford: Mr and Mra. J. E. Hob-
aon, Seattle; Mn. R. Polaon,
Mm. D. II. Hrockitt. Paaadina;
E. R. Hank. Portland' Curt
Betier, Sacramento; E. P. Orlmm.
Sacramento: R. T. Button ind
parly, San Franclaco; E. R. Iler-
man, Ban Franclaco; H. J. tobi,
Portlind; Mr. Wigliy, Alturia;
A. H. Clillldock, Ban Franclaco;
E. p. Bleneteln, Seattle; Mra.
Graham, Portland; J. E Btir.
ens, Ban Franclaco; Mra. Roach,
Chlcaio: T. J. Thumton, Port'
land: Hal Colburn, Metlfnrd; A.
8. Moulton, Wllma Allan, Port
land.
AiM-ra on Chnri Jamaa
Bwopa, arraatad Mouday by city
oollci. DlMidad guilty Wadnaa-
day to chargaa of racklm drlt
Ina. Hi nlaadid not guilty to
acparate chargea of traniporta
tlnn and uoaaraalon of Intoxicat
ing liquor ind waa ichedulad for
l hearing beforl Pollri Judge
Clifton Richmond Thuraday.
Gimle it Hall Ouiala regll
tend at tin Hall hotel Widna
day inning were: Joaeph W.
Lanatantlni and daughter, Port
land; Mr. ind Mra. Jobn E
Pater, Medford; Mr. and Mra,
Roaa 0. Ilryan. Ely. Nargda; R
E. Vil, Alameda, Calif.
HHil for Inveatlgatlon . C'Tl
H. nail. Harold R. t.ucaa ind
(leorg Chapmnn in being held
In lb! county Jail on open
chargea pending in Inrealigatlnn
by ahi'rllla ofllcera who made
thi arrcil.
(inrat At lUncli Donild Rey
noldx. aon of Mr. and Mra. Char-
lea M. Keynolda of 141a Eaat
Main etreet, la apendlng eeveral
dava at the ranch 'home of
and Mra. I.. A. Ilnmwell of the
Midland road.
Svk Marriage IA-enae Appll
cation for a marriage waa filed
In the county clorki office Wed
neaday evening by Rex P. Caae
man, 81, laborer of this city and
Margaret J. Hotehkln, it, alio
of thla city. .
Return From Lake Mn. R.
C. I'rudhomme and diugliteri of
2HI Orchard Way and Mra. R.
L. Wllea and daughtan of H6I
Orchard Wiy bare returned
from Lake o' the Wooda, when
they apent aevenl daya.
REMOVED
0SIV MRTt-lhat
evaporate Ion anon ana
are waaied. Removed by
SHELL.
QUICK .STAWTINO
PANTI- that eliminate
wa,tetu1"choklns." Kept
br SHKLL.
OWIR (.AKTI-tkal
give your .nsine total
plck-np and power Kept
bv MIU.U
ANTI-KNOCK PAWTt-
that prevent knocking
tn trefllc and on hub.
Kept br Slit.l.U
LUOQIiH PARTt-that
ditme OIL Removed by
SHKLL.
At Hlllalds Hnsnlt- ' . Ilium
Connally of Ti I'ln street un
derwent in operation for ippon
dlrltli Thuraday morning. Mlaa
Nora Uuggan, tit MjKlnlny
atreet ondirwant in operation
Widnndiy afteruonn for appan-
dlcllla. John Moon, lata Jobu
aon street who haa been recelv-
Ing treetment for in Injured fin
ger wia abla to Ivan tbi hos
pllal Tburailay niorolng. f.ells
llowan, (laughter of Mra. Hlalla
liowan. III High atraat under
want a minor oparatlon Thura
day morning. Fred Cochran of
1'eres, I'allf., waa racelvlng trial
mant for in Injund foot.
Eecu'lre Mwllng Off lean
nil committal chairmen of the
Mill P.-T. A. in requeued to
mant Friday inning it 7:30
o'clock it thi home of Mra
Cbarlea Tbomea, 1105 Wgntlind
annua, for in axecutlri laaalon.
VUltlng Mother Hera E. L.
Pratt ind wife of Willi Willi.
Waah., la rlaltlng with hla
mother In Klamath Falli, Mra
Ida K. Fruit it 130 Conger
annuo.
Krtomi to Merrill Baby V.
T. Matnly of Merrill waa able to
return borne ifter apendlng
ibout 10 daya receiving medical
treat mint it thi Cottage boa
pltll. Return! Home Mill Helen
Warren haa returned to ber
home In Ban Franclaco iftr
poi.dlng throe monthi bin wltb
relatlvea and frlenda.
Here From Raat Mra, Grant
Wllaon of Homer, N. Y., arrived
here Wedneaday night to rlait her
later, Mra. Guy Manning of 429
North Ninth atreet.
Vlalt In City Mr. and Mn
Homer L. Waat and family of
Tula La ke were tlaltora In Kla
math Fall! Tuiaday.
Cliooao Name Mr. and Mra.
Leo J. Willi of Tuli Lake hare
choaen the name Verna Lee for
their little gin born July II.
Courthouse
Records
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST a, 198ft
Divorce Bulla Piled Nona,
e a e
Other Sulti Filed
Q. I. Stehbltu doing bualneea
under tbi lammed mm! of thi
Stebbtna Conatructfon compiny
filed ault agalnat H. F. Murdock.
it al for thi collection of a
claim of 1221.50 and plaintiff!
coata ind dlftburaementa.
Plvome Granted Nona,
a a a
OrdVra Signed None,
Marriage Llrenaea
CABEMAN-HOTCHKIN Rex
P. Caaeman, II, laborer of this
city, native of Pennsylvania to
Margaret J. Hotehkln, 29, also
of thll city, native of Oklahoma,
a a a
Car Accident Reporta None,
a e a
Justice of Pear Court
Cbarlea Earl IJarllett, George
W. Chapman and Charles R
Tnacott pleaded guilty to charge
of Healing fire cblrkena. Ben
lanced to county Jail for one
year each and parolled.
East went for it !
IT'S the isme ttory out here.
Hundreds of thouiandt have
witched to Super Shell.
Hundreds of thousands are telling
their friends about it.
They tell of better mileage they're
getting premium mileage.
They rave about the pick-up and
urging power from Super Shell.
And how remarkably it smooths
out motor't operation in traffic and
on the hills.
This new improved Super Shell
givet you premium performance
better performance than the East
got in the old Super Shell at 3f extra
per gullon.
T
Prauk Cooney, Montana'! Jo
vial democratic governor, visited
an old-time Montana friend, John
Kenoffel of the K Cafe. In Klam
ath Palla thla morning.
Governor Cooney dropped In
at thi cafe and over a cup of
coffee chatted about old times
with a man who In 1803 started
business by selling fin cent
dougbnuta with a cup of coffee
and grew to operate tin largest
cafe In II u tie.
Accompanied by bla wife,
daughter and ion. Governor
Cooney wai in route home by
auto from the western stales
governors' meeting recently beld
In California.
Project! Dleruaeed
"I think I waa tbi only gov
ernor at the mooting traveling
In auto and I'll wager my family
and 1 have bad a batter trip
than any of them." he remarked
In telling of bla enjoyment to
driving through scenic center!
of the coast alatea.
Practically ivery cent of the
public worki money Montana will
receive will be ipent on resir-
voln In thi state to cornl sur
plus water which could be put
to good advantage In the mining
and cattle busltiefia, Montaua'a
two large Industries.
Governor Cooney expressed in
tireat In the governments action
on the proposed Port Peck dam
In northeastern Montana on the
Mlaaourl river. He declared the
dam. coating ibout f6S.000.0U0
waa proposed for flood control In
southern atatea.
Thi dim will create a basin
171 mllea long and about 13
mllea wide and will take 12
monthi to fill with thi ordinary
flow of thi Missouri river, be
aald.
After making a brief visit at
the chamber of commerce.
Montana'! royal family moved on
to Crater lake with tbi expecta
tion! of getting clou to Bpokine
before nightfall.
Baa, Truck Law
Repeal Sought
6ALEM, Aug. I. CP) Prelim
lmry ipnllratlon to circulate
Initiative petitions calling for re
peal of the bua ind truck law
win filed it the slate depart
ment today by H. 8. Blarkler
and Clarence P. Wagner of Port
land.
Circulation of the petitions
will begin after tbi attorney
general writes a ballot title. Tbe
signature! of 28, 668 registered
voten are required to put the
Initiative on thi billot on the
1934 November election. Com
pleted petitlona must bi filed
by July t, 1914.
Four Arrested On
Liquor Charges
Pour men were arrested Wed
nesday night by city police and
charged with being drunk. They
appeared before Police Judge
Clifton Richmond Thunday and
were given a fine of (10 or five
daya In the city Jail.
Those arrested were, Lemuel
Nlcholaen, 41. cook; William
Johnson, 41. laborer; George Mc
Clande, 67, switchman; Tom
Conners, 52, lumberjack.
Credit western ingenuity for de
veloping luch a gasoline, without
any of the wasteful gassy end
sluggish parts that cut the efficiency
of ordinary gasolines. A auper
gasoline at the ordinary price I No
wonder it'i taking the entire country
by storm.
Ceelalas Ihe.eeasot, a aare netreleeaa araatacl
Mth la latl.hieck and miUeae aaelltles
Onto
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NIONtl IS) ANTI-KNOCK TN AN ANT
Volume Written
By L. A. Banks
Off Eugene Press
EUGENE, Aug. I, UP) En
titled "Weighed In the Bal
ance," and dealing wltb the
prlnciplea of government and
the trenda of national inula,
a book written by Llewellyn
A. Ilanka baa come from thi
proas.
Boon ifter hi waa convicted
on a aecond degree murdei
charge for the alaylng of a
Medford constable as the cli
max of a political embroilment
In which be was a ring-leader,
Hanks announced he would
write a book. He was former
ly editor of thi Medford News
and operator of orchard tract!.
STRIKES U GRIDE
LA GRANDE. On., Aug. 1.
(Al An electrical storm that
swept over La Grande late Wed
nesday caused the lose of two
cows, slight damagi to a barn
and burning out of two light
ind power transformers near
here. City aervlco was not af
fected, however.
The E. Mortimer barn In north
La Grande was struck, the light
ning causing fire which was ex
tinguished befori much damage
wai done.
Two, cowa In a field on the
Alex Robertson farm In the
Grange Hall district near La
Gnnde were killed by a bolt of
lightning. No one wai near tbe
anlmali and their loss wai not
learned of until a neighbor called
the Robertaona after seeing the
Hash strike tne field.
Bonding Company
Wins Road Suit
A Judgment ind decree on
mandite from the lupreme court
baa been received here on the
rase. United States Fidelity and
Guaranty company versus County
or Klamath, r. K. uoddard. C. K.
Williams, B. W. Short, Horace
Dunlap and Silas Obenchaln.
The Judgment provides that
tbe plaintiff may recover from
all or each of the defendants
or thi American Surety company
the sum of 1800.
The case grew from the de
faulting of D. W. Brown, who
had a contract with tbe county
to grade and surface tbe Rock
Creek road. By the default tbe
bonding company was forced to
complete the work.
There are 300 dialects In the
45 stock Indian languages, ac
cording to thi Smlthsoniin Insti
tute.
(fe dvm
mdksm
Really, how can so fine
a cigarette cost so little?
Well, you folks have a lot to do with
it. You, and the millions of people
like you, who prefer Luckics, to
whom Luckics are a personal thing.
Your approval enables us to buy our
fine tobaccos and produce our ciga
rettes in great volume. For instance,
instead of buying from hand to
mouth, we have a reserve of over
DRUHIS APPEAR
The American Legion drum
corps will be aeen on tbi aUx
of thi Pelldn theatre at all
ahows on Sunday. Tba corps
consists of 24 men and a drum
major and will appear for the
first time In new umiorms.
Under tbe direction of Newton
Green, the corn baa been taught
many original nurabera which
will be played only by this drum
corps. All the music bas been
specially arranged and copy
righted. Tbe future exhibition
number, arranged by Newton
Green to be presented at the
drum corps eontest on August
11. will be played from tbi stige.
Police Sergeant Carl Cook bas
acted In capacity of drill mas
ter and through bla efforts the
corps li able to execute some
very beautiful maneuver!.
The official American Legion
quartette consisting of Jack
Kraney, Merland Htroua, Grant
Heaa and Dewey foweu win
alao be aeen on t.':e stage. "Down
in Klamath Falls," a number
written and dedicated to this
convention, will be the feature
of their appearance.
Baldy Erana and Newton Ureen
with six other musicians will
compose the official American
Legion orcbeatra which will add
to the Legion presentation M
thi itage.
Dollar Value Drops
Un toreign markets
u'iCHIVOTnV AOS', f 'i
The drop of dollar valuea In for-
n mnrtali iIiir in ntienn-
flrmed reports from bare that
the administration was contem
plating early revaluation of. tbe
snlrf dollar were received with
out comment by official!.
It waa pointed out no action
could bo taken except by Presi
dent Roosevelt, unomciau: u
wai said If he contemplated any
change In the pitseot dolla. sit
uation, otflciaia nere naa not
been Informed.
Quickest Way
To Get Rid of
Ants and Roaches
To banish these pest! In a
hurrv. just sprinkle Bu-bach
where they appear across their
trails (following them to their
burrows It possible), ana in
cracks and crevices.
Bu-bach makea abort work of
Insect pests though It is guaran
teed safe for Human oeings ana
animals. So nse It freely with
out fear. Money back If It tails.
Comes In bandy sifter cam at
25s and (0c at all good grocery
and drug stores.
a 1
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$100,000,000 worth of the world's
choicest tobaccos. Truly, we could
not tell you how much Luckies
would cost if only a few of them were
sold. Frankly, it is your faithful and
overwhelming patronage that en
ables us to offer you the quality of
fine tobaccos and the purity of
"Toasting"-t a very
ecause
City Refuses Tax
Return In Warrants
Tbi California Oregon Power
company payment of second half
elty revenue tax on 1932 gross
earnings, made Tueaday with
city warranta and a company
check for 1103, waa returned by
the city officials without ac
ceptance. The total of I10.2SI.4I waa
not accepted as tba elty or
dlnince enforcing tbi payment
celled for rash, accordlni to tba
letter of refusal algned by Police
Judge Clifton Richmond.
Other utilities who ban made
aecond payment! an thi Pacific
Telepbone and Telegraph and
Weatern Union. Poatal Telegraph
had not mad Its payment today.
Snapshot Contest
Winners Announced
Prliea for thi beat snapsh t
taken of the aallboat regatta on
tbi Upper Klamath laki will be
awarded to tbe following people:
Irl Buxton, tint prize kodak
Junior: Mn. L. Lambert, iicond
prln pocket camera; Peter Cook,
third, pletnra enlargement.
The contest wai sponsored ky
tbi Junior chamber of commerce.
Prlxei were given by thi Under
wood Pharmacy.
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DIES IN VALLEY
FORT KLAMATH. Ore., Aug.
I Millie M. Hiyt, wife of C. t.
Hoyt, and a resident uf Port
Klamath for thi past 15 years,
passed away at the honv of her
mother, Mrs. P. H. Howlelt, at
Kagle Point. Wedns-y. a r!
lng to word received hero.
Mra. Hoyt who waa 81 yearj
of age at thi time of death haa
been 111 for the paat several
months. Besides her motif- a- 1
husband aha Is survived by two
sisters.
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