ArnuHt 80, 1933
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
Wlllard Hotel (jural tluesta
stiPl"l at tin Wlllsnl dotal
Monday evening wurei Mr. end
Mra. W. A. Itoae. Portland; 1.
A. Chase. Hun Joss; U. U. How
ard, J. (1. MrpoouW, Herrami-nto:
K. II. I'olly, Mlsemila, Montana:
W. W, Hume, C. I.ynisd, llulse;
John llethrlck, Dnvld Mason,
1'ortlundi A. U. Ilrletwlaer, gu
eanvllle; Mr. and Mra. L. L.
Colllna. Rerkeley; J. N. McUold
rlck, Spokane: Dr. Kay Eng
Und and family. Yakima: J. 11.
Russell, Han Pranolaro; Mr. and
Mra. I.. 1). Wllklna, Portland; W.
C. OiiddiM, Mr. and Mra. darter,
Winchester. Idaho; C. Q. Wolo-
ban. H. M. Benton, S. Ilauul.
Chlco; Morris Bromberger. Ban
rranrlKo: P. V. Burke, Sacra
mento) V. N. flavale. Ban Fran
claoo; J. A. Bennett, balem; u,
T. Walton. Portland; E. A.
Illorkllnitr, Cblloquln; fiord
Mart, Madlord; U. B. Harris,
Claud. Harrla. H. O. Robinson
Mlltoul C. Young, Madlord; Don
Lawrence, Spokane.
Touring Philippine Hlat
Faith J. Kimball of Indepen
dence, formerly of tola ally, haa
been enjoying a tour of tha
orlant and tha Philippine lalanda,
IB company with frlende, accord
ing to word received here by
trlenda. In a letter ahe ducrlbea
various Incidents la Manila, tht
linpreealon made by Hong-Kong,
Pvlulng and Shanghai. She la
spected home within a abort
time. Mlaa Kimball, wbo la an
active member of tha Ilualiieas
and Professional Women'a club
at Monmouth, visited here about
a year ago.
,
aUecwdte Meeting The exe
cutive eouncll of tha Klamath
Falls Federation of Buelnnaa and
Prnteaaloaal Women will meat
Friday evening at 7:SU o'clock
at the home of Mra. Isabella llrli
ner, prealdent of the club, at
111! Manaanlta avenue. All of
floera and committee chairmen
are requeated to be preaent to
make plana lor the winter
montba
OusuaaltUd to Jail Roy Hand,
local Bill worker, waa commit
ted to tha county tail Monday
ajternoou by Justice of the
Peace W. B. Barnea on failure to
pay a fine of let Impoeed on a
charge of being drank and '
orderly la a public place.
Birthday Honored) Mra. Ivy
Propat waa tha gueat of honor
at a family dinner party Monday
evening at bar home on ' Plue
street. Her sister. Mra. W. Paul
Johnson, and her daughter, Mra.
Leeter Lenger, were hoateeaea
at tha dinner.
Hettsra From Trip Dr. and
Mra. 0. M. Mather have returned
from a two weeke' trip along
in a uregon coaat.
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Hall Hotel duvet Oueata at
the Hull hotel Monday evening
wore; Cherl.e W. Illlbertj Mra.
('. eA, Horlhner, Chlloquln; Ella
Chill and Mra. W. B. Wlble,
Add; . Mra. P. E. Deleonralh,
Lakevlew;' Mra, R. H. Ilalluu,
Fort Klumalhi W. W. Oarvln.
Portland; Mr. and Mra. A. H.
Prntt, Spokane; George Hturesco
and family, Ran Kranolsco;
Itobert Forral; Mr. and Mra, J.
C. Clark, l.eon Beneflol, Paul
Lapptraa, Lakevlew.
Latirande Visitor Mr. and
Mra, H. B. Dixon and two chil
dren Margaret and Dick of l.a
(Irande were In Klamath Falla
Monday vliltlng with frlanda
while on a motor trip through
auutheru Oregon. Monday they
visited at Crater Lake and were
going from here to the Oregon
Cavoe. J
Divorce Suit Piled Evelyn
Boyd filed eult for a divorce
from Jlmnile Boyd In olreult
court Monday. Plaintiff chargaa
cruel and Inhuman treatment
and aaka for the ouitody of a
minor child and lit per month
from dofendant for tha ohlld'a
upport.
Leaving for Coaat Mra, Wal
ter Weal and Mra. Htreula of 204
Houtb lllvnralde are leaving Wed
nenday for Bandon for a few daya
vacation.
rndrrgoee Operation Phil
O Couuor of Merrill underwent
a major operation Tuenduy morn'
Ing at Hlllilde hoapltal.
Courthoute Recordt
MONDAY. AUGUST !8, 19JJ
Divorce Hulta tiled
Evelyn lloyd filed ami for a
divorce from Jlmmle Boyd charg
Ing cruel and Inhuman treatment.
Plaintiff aaka the cuntody of a
minor child and 115 per month
from defendant for tha chlld'a
aupport.
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Other Bulla Filed
R. I. Adama venue E. E.
Redfleld. Caae appealed from
the Llnkvllle Juetlce of tha peace
court. A gray mare valued at
lloo Involved In eult.
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MArriaife Uceaaei
BAKKR-DKKW Gabriel Bak
er, 1. Indian laborer of Beatty
to Mary Drew, l, Indian of
Beatty.
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Juetlce of Peace Court
Koy Hand, charged wltb being
drunk and dlaorderly In a pub
lic place, committed to the coun
ty Jail on failure to pay bla fine
of 150.
C. K. Bandera, charged with
driving an automobile while
drunk, committed to Jail on aen-
tance of IV daya. Ha alao r
oelved a fine of 1 100.
Obituary
KOY MINKBT JACKSON.
Roy Erneat Jackaon, a real'
dent ol thla city for the laat el
yeare, paaied aay at hla late
realdence, 1004 Eldorado atroet
Tueaday, Auguat II, at 1:00 a
m. Mr. Jackaon waa an em
ploye ( .the Southern Pacific
company, nd at the time of hla
death waa aged 41 yeare,
monthi and II daya. Surviving
are the wife, Mra. Fred Jackson
one daughter, Mary Katherlne.
hla father, Robert' 3ackaon, all
of Klnmath Falla, and one il ti
ter, Mra. . Ethel Jonea ot 8t.
Thomas, Ontario, Canada. The
remelna rest in the Gold room at
tha Earl Whlllock Funeral home,
Pine atreet at Slrth, where
trlenda may call. Notice of fu
neral to be announced later.
ANSA MAY JOHNSON'.
Anna May Johneon, the be
loved wife of Albert J. Jobnaon
died at her late realdence, 912
N. Ninth etreet, at an early hour
Tuesday morning, her pasalng
being the termination of a
lengthy lllneaa. Mra. Johnson
waa a native ot Mayavllle, N.
Y.. being born there Dec. 14
1171. She waa aged 14 years. I
montba and 10 daya when called.
Mra. Johnaon waa a member of
the Eplacopal church. In addi
tion to her huaband, a alatar,
Mra. Carrie Horton, ot Syracuse.
N. Y and a brother, Stewart
Dana, ot Jamestown. N. Y arc
left to mourn her paaanlg. The
rematna have been entrusted to
tha care of the Klamath Funeral
home, 2S High atreet, which
will announce the time of the
funeral later.
Funerals
C. I. RECKARD.
Funeral aervlcee for the late
0. I. Reckard will b held at
the chnpol of the Earl Whltlock
Funeral Home, Pine itreet at
8lith, Werincaduy at S: 00 p. m
with the Rev. J. B. Coan of the
First Methodist church officiat
ing. Service at Llnkvllle ceme
tery where Interment will take
place are to be conducted by
Klamath lodge No. 77, A. F.
A. M. at the requeat of Robert
Lash lodge of Chelaea, Massa
chusetts, of which Mr, Reckard
waa a Ufa member. Frlanda are
Invited.
Foulger's
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COMING
Mason. Attention
Funeral services tor our de
parted brother, 0. I. Reckard,
a member ot Robert Lash
lodge, Chelsea, Mass., Will be
held at tha Whltlock chapel
Wednesday, Aug. 10th at I p.
m. All Mnaona reiilted to
meet at Masonld hnll at I; 10
p. m.
L. L. HENDRICKS, W. M.
Journey Alone
tlfc-j,,, bawalaBi-a aaaal
Kannell-Ellla
Henry and Inea-Roee Dutton,
eon and daughter of Mrs. Char-
lea Dutton, ot Midland, who made
the Journey from Oreat Falla,
Mont,, to Klamatb Fall! to meet
their mother, a trip requiring
three doya and two nlgbta. Inea-
Roee, ago four and one-half
years, made tha trip alona from
Bcobey, Mont., 100 miles north
of Oreat Falla, .to meet ber
brother wbo la nine yeare ot agf.
Move to lingua River Mr,
and Mra. Charlea Tottan and
family have returned to Klam
atb Falla after a trip through
the Rogue River valley. During
tbelr absence tbey purchased an
acreage at the town of Kogue
Hlver. and will leave thla .city
shortly after the first of Septem
ber to reside on tneir new farm.
Totten recently retired from the
Great Northern becansa of poor
health.
If Ulu t.J.1
Short, daughter of Mra. Mae K.
Uhi.rf .niiiitv lrk w alii tn
return home Sunday from the
Klamatb vauey nospitai wnero
aba underwent an . appendicitis
operation.
Leave for Portland Roger
Montgomery of tha Union Oil
company, formerly located at
the atation on Mala and Eleventh
streets, haa been transferred to
Portland.
California Vlaltora Mlaa Mar
Jorle Barrett and Mlsa Eileen
Holing, teacbera In the Bakera
field. Calif., high eohool, war
In Klamath Falla Monday vlalt
Ing wltb frlanda.
Apply for IJcenae Gabriel
Baker, II, Indian of- Beatty, and
Mary Drew, II, Indian of Beat
ty, applied for a marriage license
at tha county clerk' oUlc Mon
day. Transferred to . Valley Mere
dith "Chick" Hutchene who la
affiliated with tb Union Oil
company haa been transferred to
Medford where ha will remain
Indefinitely.
Infant Son Named Norman
Reuben, la tba nam chosen by
Mr. and Mr. F. J. Ottoman for
tbelr infant eon, born Monday
at Hillside hospital.
To Vlalt Spokane Mr. J. H.
Dunham of the Evans partments
will leave thla week tor Spokane.
Wash., for a bualneaa and pleas
ure visit.
ltikae Apartment C. K.
mviRB, luriner rooming nouse
operator in thla city, haa leased
Tenth and Pine atreet.
Knjoy Outing Mrs. Lula B.
Hutchene and two aona ar spend
ing two or three daya on an
outing at Huckleberry mountain.
Vital Statistics
niKTHB
CAMPBELL Horn to Mr. and
Mra. Dave Campbell, ot Bly, a
daughter, Auguat II, 1933, at
Hlllilde hoapltal.
OTTOMAN Born to Mr. and
Mrs. F. J. Ottoman, 701 Up
turn atreet, a eon, Auguat In.
1113, at Hillside hospital.
WEATHER
Only alight changes have been
registered by tha Cyclo-Btorma-
gruph at Underwood's Pharmacy
during tha laat 14 bourn 4 and a
continuation of preaent weather
condition! aeema probable.
Tb Tycoa recording thermom
eter registered maximum and
minimum temperature) Tuesday
a rouowa: ,
Hlgb 14; Low 41.
Forecast for next' 24 hours;
Generally fair and cool.
Tha United State reclamation
servlca reporta no precipitation
for the 14 hour ending at I
p. m. Monday I t) for tha sea
son; 11.10 normal; 11.44 last
year. The aeason'a maximum
101 (official) on August IS.
Sea Otter Found
In Seattle Lake
SEATTLE, Aug. It (p) Tour
lutfc In British Columbia, just ovet
the horded, have reported annu
ally tb peregrinations ot Ogo
pogo, g "sea-serpent with a head
Ilk a aheep." wbo, accordlni to
legend, takea a vacation In Wash
ington lakea occasionally.
Cltiiena who reported him In
Lake Washington bera recently
were accused ot sighting tha rer
tlla through hottlea ot I.I beor.
He waa Identified at a sea-otter, a
species almost extinct In -tha Pa
olflc Northvrr-st now, bnt undoubt
edly resembling a aea-serp'jnt
whan swimming. -
. A oloth, dampened In whiting
and rubbed gently over the smear
ed placee, will remove finger
prints around door knobs without
making the paint thin. Rinse
with clear water.
A flea can cover a distance ot
II Inches or leap a height ot 7
Inches In one hop.
CITY BAND TO
APPEAR MONDAY
AT LAKEVIEW
Bine It first pnblle appear
anra tbla aummer. the Klamath
Merchants' city band haa become
Increasingly active In civic af
faire. Under the aponaorahip of the
Junior chamber of commerce
which obtained merchant' sub
scriptions to cover overhead
costs of tha band, three Friday
evening publlo concert were pre
sented by the Klamath musicians
on the court house ground!.
To ehow appreciation for the
patronage given theaa eoncerta,
member of the organisation do
nated their services for a fourth
public program, a well aa co
operating' with tha American Le
gion to mak the stats convention
a aucceaa. The Klamath Falla
band marchad In paradaa and
also appeared tn concert at the
annual drum corpa conteat ' dur
ing tb convention, giving their
services free.
Climaxing It aummer season,
the local band will repreaent the
city at the big annual Lakevlew
roundup, appearing In various
aventa on Labor day, which la
known ai Klamatb Day at the
roundup.
The band la donating It ear
vice again on Tburaday evening,
Auguat II. when It will furnish
a free concert preceding the open
air danc to be held under the
auaplcea ot all Klamatb Falls
aervlce clubs on the tennis courta
adjoining the Klamath Union
high achool. Proceed from the
dance will be naed to pay ex
penaea ot band member to the
Lakevlew roundup.
Ticket for the dance ar be
ing aold by members of local aer
vlce clubs, and eltuena of Kla
math Falla are planning to at
tend the outdoor dance en maaae
In order to boost tha trip ot the
band to Lakevlew.
ALLEGED PEEPER
Hearing for Mack Simmons,
alleged "Peeping Tom," baa
bean continued until Wednee
day afternoon at I 'o'clock In
police court becansa of the ab
aenca ot the complaining witness.
W. M. Stanley, and C. 1. Sana
bury, arrested late Monday night
on chargaa ot fighting' and dis
orderly conduct, were also sche
duled to com up in ponce court
Tuesday afternoon. According
to offlcera reports. Stanley, who
Is a bartender, waa beard call
ing loudly tor help about mid
night Monday. Investigation
proved that ha and Salisbury,
a mill worker, wer ecuffllng
and fighting on tha corner of
Fourth and Main streets, accord
ing to the arrest docket. Of
flcera atated that the two bad
been Involved In difficulties be
fore. Salisbury waa released to
appear upon bla own recognisance
at 1:30 tbla afternoon, and Stan
lay poated 110 ball tor hi ap
pearance at I o'clock.
Carl Johnson, Swedish laborer,
waa committed to the city Jall
Tuesday to serve a five-day sen
tence on charge of drunkenness.
Charlea Elia Baftord, "carpen
ter, arreeted by police patrolmen
at It II last atreet Monday
night, waa turned over to the
county on morals charges.
c.
0. I. Reckard, II, died and.
denly Monday morning at Bacra
ntento. Mr. Reckard lived at 101
North Ninth street and had been
prominent here In the auto stage
business for I years.
He had accompsnled his son to
Sacramento Sunday. His aon,
Glenn Reckard, waa about to en
roll In tha Sacramsnto Junior
college.
The remalna will be returned
to .Klamath Falla for burial,
ilr,, Reckard, a native of New
York, Is also survived by his wife
Mrs. Myrtle Reckard. He waa a
member ot both the Elks and the
Masonic lodge.
Hock Creek
ROCK CREEK. Robert Ly
ons Is spending a week In San
Francisco. Mr. Lyons Is making
hla first trip to the bay elty.
Mr. and Mra. Richard Ltwson
Thornton Howell and Allen
Flelahhacker, San Francisco, arc
making an extended visit at Har
rlman lodge. The visitors are en
joying tha fishing in the numer
ous lakes In the district. Mr.
Flelshbacker visited here last
year,
Billy Harding, little son ot
Carl Harding, la the gueat of
hla father for a tew daya at Rock
Creek ranch. Mr. Harding la cat
tle foreman- at the ranch, t
Earl Senter plana to leave In
the near future tor a brief trip
to Longvlew, Wash,, In th In
terest of property In that city.
Mr. McTlmmon was a Klamatb
falls visitor this wsek. He Is
owner ot on of the large tox
farms In the .Rocky Point dis
trict.
Mr. and Mrs. Lea Bean and
Mr. and Mrs. William Beck were
overnight guests Saturday at the
Tavern. -
Those shin guards that tha base
ball catcher wears at tha ball
park certainly should com In
handy at bom It he plays bridge
witn his wue.
The elffel Tower In Paris Is
1000 teet high.
Charged With
Torch Murder
Charge of Bartering Bar IV
vorced husbaad by homing haa
been placed against Mr. May
Hanson, of Roekford. DL 8b
la aoeueed of throw lug geeolln
over her husband, a milling
executive, aa he sat ka hie anto
arobil and then applying
gaatck.
KLAMATH ICE
PRICE SCALE
A. M. ColUer. proprietor ot
the Klamath lee and Storage
oompany, Tuesday announced a
reduction In the entire scale of
retail Ice. Offlcera of the com
pany believed the action In har
mony with an expanalon policy
increasing volume ot business
and decreasing cost of produc
tion.
'Whtn tb present manage
ment took over the Ice bualnees
in 1111, the price of 100-pound
ice coupon books waa II. II. Tbla
had been consistently reduced
year by year until It now stands
at 11.71 under the new price
scale," Mr. Collier said.
"Tha cash price will now be
10 cents per hindred sounds on
horn deliveries. Retail platform
and state deliveries will likewise
be reduced. Deliveries will be
made on purchases as low as 10
cents."
Mr. Collier believed th an
nouncement waa in keeping wltb
the comnany'a vtewa to help the
county grow and to grow with
the county. He said nnleea in
flation forced prlcea above the
preeent level, the company hoped
to make the reductions perma
nent.
"About 15 per cent ot the
homes In Klamatb Falls bava me
chanical refrigeration, and about
40 per eent of the home use
Ice. This leaves a very large
field for us to develop and we
hope to aecure another 10 per
cent aa lea customers before the
end of next season.
"These reductions glva tbe
poorer families a better break
which Is In Una with President
Roosevelt's Idea ot equalising, the
comforts of life." he said.
TO COUNTY JAIL
C. R. Bandera, local lumber
company employ and driver ot
the car wblcb overturned near
Fort Klamath Baturday and In
jured Bertha Soogglns, waa com
mitted to the county Jail by Jus
tice ot the Peace W. B. Barnea
Monday afternoon, on a 10 days
sentence.
Sanders waa charged with driv
ing tbe car while drunk and
waa also given a fine of 1100,
Bertha Scogglns Is the 7-year-old
daughter of Clifford Soog
glns, 180 Laguna atreet, and It
recovering from a fractured leg
ana ankle received when pin
ned under the car whan It over
turned.
Annual Picnic Of
I. O. O. F. Lodge At
Tomahawk Tavern
ROCK CREEK. Subordinate
lodge, Klamatb Falls, No. 117
I. O. O. F. met Sundsy at Toma
hawk Tavern for the annual plo
nlc of the order with 150 In at-,
tendance. -'
Races and contests wsra con
ducted for tha children while
masculine adult members gath
ered for horse-shoe pitching bat
tles. Dinner waa aerved at noon
with mulligan stew, cooked by
two of the men," tha mala dish
on the 'menu.
Those registered with their
families wsre, J. L. Coan, T.
Caae, W. O. Townsend, J. L.
Estee, L. Brannen, W. B. Red
key, J. O. French. R. E. Watten
burg, A, 0. Smith, Bert Green,
A. B. Lund, Art Kennan, N. Ot
terbeln, Fred Ooeller, Thomas
Orubb, C. B. House, Carl San
dell, D. Muakoff, Elisabeth
Hamsby, A. Sneedburgsr, R. H.
Anderson, B. O. Durant, William
Beck, Lea Bean,
Mr. and Mrs. D. 0. Sloan, El
lensburg, Wash., were guests.
Soma concerns are slow to
take advantage ot Innovations
but the modern beauty shop al
ways profits by the" latest wrin
kle. Th first tslegrapb line In th
United States was built la 1111:
It ran from Washington to Balti
more.
COT TUESDAY
CHIEF OF U
E
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WASHINGTON, Aug. II. OP)
Confidant th laat major haa-
ards to his campaign to bring
all Industries ander codes of fair
competition waa behind, Hugh S
Jobnaon today turned to speed
ing tha national drive for popu
lar cooperation wits) tb recov
ery administration.
Calling Into conference the
chairmen ot tha NRA commit
tees for 14 major cities ha out
lined alms of th movement to
align every employer and to
have consumers buy where tbe
eagle la displayed.
Meantime a calm pervaded
NRA headquarters after the
tenaa negotiation of weeks past
a Johnaon and other worked
ont tb Industrial agrtementa,
topped now by tba bituminous
coal eode, which brougnt oper
ators ot th highly competitive
Appalachian coal field and
spokesmen for mine workers to
gether last night. .
This accord Is being trans
lated Into final form. Johnson
expects It to reach President
Rooeevelt this week. The chler
executive Is familiar wltb It gen
eral terma and haa eapreaeed
eatlsfactloa.
With coal in tee told, the ad
ministrator expressed belief the
last of th large controversial
questions bad been solved and
that the path ot th administra
tion, would be smoot&er from
now on.
THIEVES RANSACK
E
A number ot trunk atored at
th O. K. Transfer ompany'a
warehouse on Spring street wer
broken open and tbelr eontenta
ransacked during th past week
end, according to reports filed
at police court Monday afternoon
by F. C. Murpby.
Murphy was unable to deter
mine whether or not any ot tha
article were atolen. The van
dalism was not discovered until
Monday afternoon.
F. E. Lowell reported to po
lice bureau Monday tha theft ot
two case ot eggs from his truck
which was parked on Seventh
and Pine streets.
Loss of a hand (rip containing
various article of clothing was
also reported to nolle bureau
Monday by Q. H. Parker, ot tha
Link river cabins.
CHEE IN RELIEF
Arrangements for dosing th
state and county relief committee
commissary on or before October
1. and tha Installation of a requis
ition system were dlacusstd In a
eloeed session this morning by
Charlea W. Reynolds, field repre
sentative of tbe state rell-.f com
mute and County Commissioner
W. F. B. Chase.
Reynolds waa spending th af
ternoon contacting members of
tba retail growers association
concerning the form ot requisi
tions and how tbey would be
used. E. L. Cramblltt. secretary
of the association, announced th
organisation had submitted a
plan to tha state relief committee
ot providing supplies for relief
purpose at cost with II per eent
commission. Reynolds said the
state committee bad not yet
reached a declaion concerning the
adoption of tha plan.
The requisition system will
work differently In separata
counties, Reynolds atated. "After
making a survey here In Klamath
county th eoat will be slightly
higher but will be mora than
equalled by giving rad to the
local merchants," he said.
Italian Murdered
In Chicago Streets
CHICAGO. Aug. II. (JP) Shot
In the face and chest, tbe body of
a man identified as John Plpanl.
15, secretary of tha Italian Bread
Drivers' league, was found todar
on a street In suburban Cioero,
former stronghold ot Al Caponc.
Near tba body lay a pistol and
two hats. A short time later the
police arrested hatless suspect.
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SAT. I MAI'RRKN J
NIGHT . V O'SULLIVAH
Warrants Called v
By City Treasurer
City warrant to tb amount
of 111. Ill ar being called by
Itutn o. Bathlany, city treasurer,
effective August II. Tbe call In
cludea all oatatandlng general
fund warrants, all outstanding
isolation bospltal warrants, atreet
and fire fund warrant up to,
but not Including June 1, and
11 oatatandlng Touchers pay
able.
The elty treaanrer called 1 10
loa In warrants earlier In the
month, making tha total call for
Anguat 111,111.
29 COUNTIES
GIVEN FUNDS
8ALEM. Aug. 1. UP) Twen
ty-nine of tb II counties in the
state today war antjortloned
IMO.oe each aa tbelr ebare of
tb stat racing funds from ths
proceeds at tb dog racing In
Portland and tha horse racing
in Gresbam, it waa announced
today by the secretary ot Stat
Counties will receive a total of
111,401.55.
Th eonntle with organised
fairs receive 15 per eent ot the
total of 174.407 turned Into the
state treasurer. Tbe state fair
at Salem and tba Pacific Live
stock Exposition at Portland each
receive 17 per eent ot the
total, or 117.101.71 each.
Two other counties expected
to receive tha same apportion
ment as that ent tb II eonn
tle, bnt whose funds were htd
pending an opinion from th at
torney general aa to tha status
of organised fairs In each . are
Jackson and Curry.
The five counties which do
not receive any funds for county
fair are Marion, where the state
fair Is held, Benton. Hood River,
crook end Jefferson.
Frederick II received big sobri
quet ot Frederick th Oreat after
hi death.
NOTICE
Capital Stock Tax Batanma
filing date baa beca
leaded to Bast, avtfa,
W. W. Southwell
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT
1
RAGING
To encourage the use of
Ice in every Klamath Falls
nome Ketau
Ice Prices
Reduced
Sept. 1st.
New Prices: '
500 Pound coupon book $3.75
Cash Deliveries From Trucks
loo pounds ... .80
50 pounds ... .40
25 pounds . . . .20
Ice at our platform and our regular
Ice depots over the city
100 pounds ... .60
50 pounds .' . . .30
25 pounds ... .15
Full weight Scored Ice ....
Clean, Safe, Pure ....
- Made with filtered water,
" Even if you have Mechanical refrigeration
use our ice for table use and drinking water.
You can't afford to be without ice. Order some
today; you will like the new prices. '
Refrigerators on sale at all furniture and
hardware stores or call at our plant and see
the new type ice refrigerators.
We give 50 pounds of ice free with every
refrigerator sold in Klamath Falls.
Klamath Ice &
sts storage Co.
Phone 58 661 Spring St.
STOLEN FOO
A repainted sedan bearing
awltched license piste, stolen
from Ontario. Ore., was recov
ered by state police 10 miles
south of Klamatb Falls toward
Merrill Monday and Milan Ryl,
17. of Baker I being held la
tbe county Jail for Malheur
county officials charged with th
larceny.
Rayl's brother. Donald B.
Rayl, II, and Erneat Ban,
10. both from Baker, were also
arrested and are being held.
In a long distance call to
Ontario, offleers learned thai
Milan waa charged with tbe lar
ceny and that be waa recently
released irom th Oregon state
training school at Wood burn.
Tha ear waa filled with lac-
gag and other article. Offlcera
war investigating to determine
whether or not th belonging
were also stolen.
Deep-eea batcbat flak have
elon sated teleecople ayes for bee
In th Inky ocean depths.
End Agony
Of Neuritis
Newark Man Know Hew
tad Lom 10 Pound
"Gentlemen: I need Kruachea
Salta to try and get rid of Neu
ritis from which I had suffered -for
on year in my left shoul
der and arm. . . I took little
of th , salt la th morning,
sometime In my coffee, other
timee In water at night before
retiring. For 1 month I aed
th salts and while I lost 10
pound In weight, the pain In
my shoulder HAS ENTIRELY
DISAPPEARED. Daring tha time
I waa taking tb aalu I received
bo other medical tree tm eat 1 -am
folly convinced th Krwechew
Salt did tb trick." C. K. Max
ray, Newark, H. J.
Take one halt teaspooa of
Kruechen Salta la a glass at
water every morning a Jar last
4 weeks get it at Whitman
Drug Co., Star Drug Co. or any
druggist la tha world costs bat
a trifle.
Foulccr'a
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