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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1937)
THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON Rpptembor 21, 1937 PAGE TEN 11.5. TO HELP LEAGUE WITH WAR PARLEYS . (Continued from Pat Ons) Th Tot earn at a teuton wherein British Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden declared that "wo- plea of the world aeem as far aa rar from attaining peace. Eden, pledging Britain to nn tinted effort toward preserving peace. neTertheleaa belittled the Importance or uermany a uemauu for return of war-lost coloniea. aome of them now under British eontrol. and inferred Italy hereelf waa to blame for the limited pa trol areaa offered her by the Nyon confereee on piracy In the Mediterranean. (Continued from Pat On) north of her. Blacktall not only are amaller but leaa numerous, according to reporta from woods men. Superintendent B. O. Cort rright of the Klamath Indian reaenratlon telephoned The Her ald and Newa Monday afternoon. Mating that there apparently is widespread ignorance among hunters of the law against whites' hunting on the re serra tion. He aaid hunters are crowd- tnto the reservation country and hould be warned Immediately t the danger of arrest and heavy tines. Cortwrlght a aid the TJ. 8. tatutea proTid a penalty of 1500 and forfeiture of hunting quipment if any white person ta found hunting, trapping or taking game on Indian lands within th boundary of the res ervation. Charged with "spotlighting" deer in tho Greensprlngs coun try, Mike and Frank Ladouceaur were arrested by Stat police and taken Into justice court Monday. They pleaded guilty. Each waa fined $100 and guns, flashlights and a spotlight were confiscated. HOOD RIVER. Sept. 10 UPl Otto Smith. S3, died of a bullet wonnd today on th north slop f Mount Hood, th first Tictim of the opening day of th 187 deer hunting aeason. Sheriff John Shellenhrak of Hood River county and 8tat Trooper R o b r t Raney aaid Smith, a lumber worker, waa ac cidentally shot by his hunting companion, Al Draper. , RENO LICEX8B ' RENO, Kst.. Sept. JO TJP) Marriage licenses issued over th weekend Included: . Allen West. Ird, II Berkeley, nd Marl Auble. 21, Alturaa. Cel. (Continued from Pag On) held. Lack of a quorum required abandonment of the meeting. Tne mayor aaid that the new plan "make things look a lot better." He ta awaiting preliminary tketchea which bar been prom ised by the highway department. , Th letter atated that the re taining wall plana for th under pass cut hav been revised to provide more sight distance. A maximum grade of f.K per cent la allowed under th tracks, and a vertical curt of 180 feet la also provided. Believed Acceptable O. S. Paxson, bridge engineer. wrote th letter, which came from th office of State Highway Engi neer R. H. Baldock. Paxson aaid he believed the plan will be ac ceptabl to th engineer con eerned. When the undercrosstng plan waa recently disclosed by th high way department. It provided a long cut and retaining wall block ing off aeveral important atreeta. City planning commissioners Im mediately balked at such, a scheme. A an alternative, there was talk of a possible over crossing at Oak street, approximately on the alt of th Southern Pacific depot. CAR ROLLS INTO HOUSE ON CURVE IN RAIN AT OLENE (Continued from Page One) were filed against Jesse Colman Tittle at 1:17 a. m. Sunday fol lowing an automobile crash at the lnteraection of Main atreet and Riverside avenue, according to nolle reporta. Gladya E. Ervin waa th oper ator of the other machine In volved, and ah reported to police that Tittle's ear akidded to the wrong aide of the highway, hit ting her automobile head-on. Two Receive Cut Ted Roberta and Peggy Rob erta, occupanta of th Ervln car, received cuta about the head and face and on their legs. Both ma chines were damaged. Tittle pleaded not guilty to the drunken driving count in police court Monday morning and poat ed $50 cash ball and hla automo bile In Ilea of an additional amount. Hearing ha been r tentative ly for Wednesday, September It, according to Polic Judge Otto Langalet. Ran Over Pig South Sixth atreet waa the scene of a number of weekend ac cidents. Drivers of cara Involved in such mishaps, according to re ports to the sheriff. Included Jack Hoppa and D. E, Hunt, Edgar Kelley and Justin Anderson. Lee Scroggin reported that his! car struck a pig In th road near : Malln. The pig. property of Tom j O'Keefe, auatalned a broken leg. I Paul T. Jonea and C. Dalla Bona I were drivers of cara ha a mlahap on Tba Dalles-California highway north. ' T Hi IT N CALIFORNIA (Continued from Pag One) miM from th watch towrtt. Other guards ran in to help, and when the battle ended all the convicts were down. Even though the guards had withheld their fire, th eacaping party would hare had to pans through two barred gates to gain freedom, circumstance, guards said, which made the un dertaking a mad one. Warden Lark in. a broad shouldered athlete who stands six feet four inches met a fate he himself had decreed. Baseball First gam R. H. E. St. Loula S 14 0 Boston 0 Trotter, Bonetti and Giuliani: Marcura. Walberg, Newsom and DeSautela. Second gam: R. H. E. St. Loula t It 1 Boston T 14 0 Walkup, Koupal and Giuliani; Gontalea and Berg. R. H. E. Detroit 0 4 0 New York 0 Wad and York; Gomes and Dickey. Editorials On Newt NATIONAL LEAGl'E R. H. E. Brooklyn 4 1 Chicago I 0 Frankhouse. Llndsey. Henshaw and Phelps: Lee, Bryant, Logan and Hartnett, R H E New Tork 10 17 1 St. Louie v S 10 2 Malton, W. Brown, Hubbell and Mancuso; Welland, Harrell and Bremer. Potatoes SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 10 (AP-USDA) Potatoea: t Califor nia cars arrived. It Oregon, I Idaho; 10 unbroken. 5 broken on tracks; by boat t California, by truck 1 arrived; auppllea moder ate, demand alow, market steady; Oregon Klamath district Rumeta. No. 1, Il.tS-l.tS. California Delta Long Whitea II. 10-1. 15, choice 6S-7S. LOS ANGELES, Sept. 10 (AP USDA) Potatoea: 44 California cara arrived, 1 Idaho, I Oregon; S8 nnbroken, 31 broken on track; 4 diverted; by truck 7; auppliea moderate, demand fair, market Designing - Tailoring Alteration By EDXA ARNOLD Over W hitman Drag Store SIS Mala Room B4 Will be pleased to welcome her former clientele. (Continued from Page One) Democratic aenatora who led the fight to defeat the project to pack the supreme court. Republicans who support til form of government we have known In th past find theui selves In close kinship Kith these Democrats. SO FAR, this realignment Is con cerned principally with tin leaders. As knowledge and convic tion spread, th realignment that la already taking place among tbe leaders will begin to extend down ward Into tbe rank and tile. The old party lines, aa our fath era knew them, are GONE. Too Late to Classify WANTED Two women, cook and housekeeper on ranch. Phone 391. -Su FOR SALE 300 caliber Savage rifle. Inquire (th St. Quirk Lunch. ISiS So. th. -33 WANTED Truck to haul load of furniture from Qulncy. Calif. lit N. th.. Apt. t. -JS BOARD l!S MONTH lit N. 4lh S , apartment J. 9-55 NOTICE I will not be responsi ble for debts contracted by any one other than myself after thla date. Sept. to, 1937. Albert Miner. 9-21 FURNISHED three-room duplex apartment. Phone 74S-J. -20 WANTED Housekeeper, 140 per month, board and room. Two adulta, two children. 1114 Main. 1341-tf FOR RENT Four-room modern house In Homedale. 110. Call McCollum'a .Mill, ask for Zum walt. Phone 1111. 9-21 MODERN S room house nicety furnished. newly decorated. Close In. Phone 1S41-W or call 914 Lincoln. 9-21 FOR SALE Tudor V- Sedan Good condition. !7S I12S down. S03 N. 10th. Evenings. 4-7. -2 suss bbkbb - assssa weaker for Russets, steady for others; Oregon Klamath district No. 1. 11.321. Stockton Wiscon sin Prides, good qusltty, 11.40 1 50. fair quality II. 30-1. tS. or dinary quality 80-90. Court House Records IMvurr Nulla Klled Thelma Shaver versus Gleuu Shaver. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Coupl mar ried April S, 1937, In Keno. C. A. Humble, attorney fur plaintiff. Dolorea Mct'aln vursua Lloyd B. McCain. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple mar ried August , 1937. In Canby. Calif. Plaintiff asks ISO attorney (its and IIS coats. Don F. Haul Ma, attorney for plaintiff. Minnie P. Mallory versus H, M. Mallury. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple mar ried August 34. 1931. in Baker, Ore. Plaintiff asks custody of a minor child and 1100 attorney leea and 2S costa. William On nong, attorney for plaintiff. Lola 1. Wright versus Jack F. Wright. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Couple mar ried September 1, 1937, In Iteno. Plaintiff aska restoration of for mer name. Lola I. Smith. D. H Van Vector, attorney tor plaintiff. Harrison E. I. are veraus Ber nire J. Lare. Charge, cruel and Inhuman treatment. Couple mar ried November, 193S. Plaintiff aska custody of a minor child. Henry E. Perkins, attorney for plaintiff. Ellen B. Brlgga versus Leonard C. Brlgga. Charge, cruel and In human treatment. Coupl mar ried October 14, 1929. in Klam ath Falls. George Chastaln, at torney for plaintiff. Lenora Keeder veraua John E Reeder. Charge, cruel and in human treatment. Couple married August tS, 1933, In Voncouver Wash. Plaintiff asks restoration of former name, Lenora Lowther Edwin E. Drlaroll, attorney for plaintiff. Complaints Piled Charles K. Karlick veraua Her man L. fckerson, doing business as Kkerson Paint and Hoof store. Plaintiff charges failure to carry out partnership contract and asks Judgment on sum ot ls:s-(. to gether with 1350 attorney fees F. O. Small, attorney tor plaintiff Schilling pepper 0 Our Location Saves You Money 195 E. Main FURNITURE COMPANY "Out of the High Rent District" TI iy I BBw m JWmn .JIM am. r . . . only Chesterfields give smokers that refreshing mildness and delightful aroma that taste that smokers like . . . it's because Chesterfield links together blends and cross-blends the finest aro matic tobaccos from Turkey and Greece and the best mild ripe cigarette tobaccos from our own Sunny South Ey Chesterfields,. . THEY SATISFY hsyrishc teey, ' liessrr Myiu TOSACCOCO. Stat Industrial Accident com mission versus George Noble, plaintiff aska Judgment on sum nf lit. 97 alleged oolng under work ntan'a compensation act. Lester A. Stark, attorney for plaintiff. IHvurv Iterreea Irene Raldwln versus Thomas M. Baldwin. Deere by default. Plalntlff'a maiden nam, Irene Mcintosh, restored. Dorothy A. Zimmerman versus Robert II. Zimmerman. Hecre by default. Plalntlff'a former nam Dorothy LaPrarla, restored. Jessl Yount versus Rolls Yount. Decree by default. Plain- tilt's maiden naiuo, Jessie Cream er. restored. Itulli Egan versus Floyd Kgan. Decree hy ilelnull. Plalnlllf, award ed custody nf a minor child ami I3S per moil t It lor lis support. Deere Jo C. Wilght and Ma A. Wright versus Florence M. Lynns Frank Lynns. Clyde Mailsnn and Ethel II. Mndsen. Deere by de fault. Plaintiff recovers IJtSH.ht. with Interest and lino attorney feea. Mortgage ordered foreclosed land, resilient of Ashland. t'asea lllMllUsrd Alpha Corporation versus Henry lllei kman anil hell tllei kiuan, Oscar J. Hlreeter veraua Iver 0. Wallln. Action dismissed on mo tion of plaintiff. Marriage Applliatlmta COI.U Kl.l. KMKItY Kennei b t'olell, 30, buyer, nallv of Mer rill, resident of Merrill. Mailn Emery, 14, teacher, native of Ash .anil, resident of Oslitand. MOIIIIK OHITT Jerome Am. biose Moore, 24, lumber worker, native nf Illinois, resident nf Al goma. Mary Nell Isltt, 17. housa wife, natlv of Oregon, resident of Atgotna. 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