The Evening herald., November 17, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING HER AM), IvLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ,
Tuesday, November. 17,
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VERBAL SPARKS
FLASH AT CITY
COUNCIL MEET
Ambrose and Lorenz clash
Over Cinder and Soot
Nuisance Last Night
the city limits, emitting spark'- nnd
cinder.:.
"What I can't see about tills dis
cussion, Is how It hu anything to
do with the elimination of the snw
dust nuisance which originates at the
heating plant.'' Councilman Powell
declared.
"We'll rectify that nulssneo as
soon as you let us do what we want"
Mr. I.oreni replied.
"And," cut In Councilman Cofer,
"if you begin to go after I.oreni for
the heating plant saw dust, what are
you going to do nbont the snw dust
from the mill Inside the city limits?"
"Well, t don't know about that.
but 1 do know that every morning it
necessary to sweep" tho sawduri
"There Is u, personal enmity on
my part. rinl' I think and have
thought for a long time, that some
thing should be done toward cor
rection of the flying soot and cinder
nulsortco from tho. city heating plant.
The way things are, It Is a mess
down there at tho plant."
This was just one of. the sparks
that flashed Just night from Giro
Chief Ambrose when the 'spark ar
rester' ordinance was called for con
sideration by the city council. That
ordinance was tho flint and the fire
chief and C. G. Loreni of tho I.or
eni Plumbing company, which Floyd BfOWD Sues Alex
luu piaui. were me Meet.
"Something should be done about
it," the fire chief continued his talk.
"The peoplo should be protected
against cinders and soot sifting in
their windows, soiling their clothes
and merchandise and creating a gen
eral nuisance."
G. C. Lorenz and Otto Lorenz ex
plained to tho council that it was
a problem that they had not yet been
able to solve, and that one spark ar
rester on ono of tho stacks appar
ently did not stop tha emission of
the sparks and cinders.
The 'spark arrester' ordinance was
i
off my porch, that has been blown
from the heating pTant sawdust pile"
was Powell's parting shot.
Sells Horses
That Are Not
His, Complaint
Tecumseh For $200
Today
Council Again
Fails To Hire
Saddle Horse
(Nobody Ever Regretted Buying Quality) Wtzz
Not only did he fall o pay him
120 rent for ten horses but he
Isold two of the horses and "pocketed
the proceeds himself. l
This is the complaint of Floyd
Brown of Grants Pass against Alex
Tecumseh of Klamath Falls, In 11
suit filed this morning for the re
covery of $200.
Tecumseh. the complaint sets
No Action Taken to
Stop Range Horse
Nuisance in City
Annoyed and Oajtled housewlvei
of Mills Addition and other outly
ing residence districts of t'.ie city,
must continue to bo out-of-i ntu
because, despite their complaints,
the council accomplished nothing to
ward the elimination of the range
horse nuisance, , at (tuo city council
meeting last night.
Thirty dollars a month rent for
a horse, with the additional ex
pnnso of feed and care, is too much
for any person to pay tMa day and
ago, was the opinion of the most of
the councilmen.
Councilman Powell suggested that
the city purchase their own horse
and saddle. This met with prompt
approval from the aldermen, but
after a few minutes more discussion
back and forth ncross the council
table, the matter .was laid on the
table with no definite action tuken.
read for its third and last time, but forth, rented ten horses from Brown
after listening to the arguments pro i last summer, to be used at the Klam
and con, tho council decided to con- ath Rodeo. The rent. Brown claims,
aider it further before placing its 'was to have been J120. Later, the
final stamp upon the legislation. The plaintiff states, Tecumseh sold two
law, In effect, forces an adequate ' of his horses, which he valued at
spark arrester on all engines within $40 apiece.
THK WEATHER
The Cyclo-Storraagraph at Vnder
wood's Pharmacy registered a steadv
and rapid rise in barometric pres
sure during tho last twelve hours
Indicating clear skies tonight.
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Clear and cold tonight; fair to
morrow. The Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
High 46; low 33.
I". S. Weather Report
Oregon Unsettled, rain in west
portion tonight and Wednesday.
Moderate temperature; fresh and
strong southerly winds.
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WHERE QUALITY MEETS CONFIDENCE
cpilchers Shopping Nem
New
Arrivals
Lip
Stick
Red
Coats
To Help You
Buy
That is why we adver
tise. We want to sell,
yes, but we much prefer
to help you buy. In
Other words we wish to
co-operate by inform
ing you rather than by
forcing you. Our ad
vertising is helpful news
of our merchandise.
$59 so
Shop
Our
Windows
Window
Shopping is
a National
Feminine
Pastime
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RAPILCHERCO
INCORPORATED
Department Stores
m ma
"WHERE QUALITY MEETS' CONFIDENCE
5 Weeks
'till
Christmas
K. Sugarman
"l Ain't Mad at Nobody"
W A.
ESwj
In Our Advertising:
.Vc:iry to giv you veal (acts, in
(oriiuitiiin, stylo qualities, whnt is
selling cUe,wkcr.pl sci vico, ami a host
I of UlittgS that arc lutorusiiltg to yon ;
otherwise voti would not toad tlii-in,
In facts we imply irntli as wi'll, no
exaggerations, misrepresentations or
hoodlttin sunns to not your inter
est, Imt the story regarding our
merchandise as it should he sold.
Remember this is the oldest exclu
sive men's furnishings store in
Klamath.
. Time Flies
Thanksgiving Only
A Few Days Off
Hart Schaffner
8C Marx
Suits
and
0 Overcoats
The Better Dressed Men Tell Us We Have
The Clothes
Suits
They ought to be smart; they're
exact duplicate of the coats that
the style leaders in England and
America' are wearing. Hart Schaf
fner & Marx have style authorities
in every center who rush every
new idea to us the minute it
catches on.
Single and double breasted, two
and three button, wider shoulders,
narrower waist, etc.
The best of them are here, starting
at
Overcoats
Deep silky fleeces from Scotland
and Ireland; England's famous
meltons and the choicest products
of America's best mills, with Hart
Schaffner & Marx tailored in
them, give you a wonderful selec
tion. Brackens, bottle blues, darker
blues and beeUroot browns, every
thing you could .want in shade, in
style, in price.
Selling at
$35 up
Shop
Our
Windows
Dressy Hats
that you would recog
nize from the rear as well
as the front. No other
then the famous Fifth
Avenue Dobbs or the
Knapp Felt Tho finest
made, priced right,
8.50 to 22
ri
This Is A
Scarf Year
and we're well prepar
ed with the smartest
thing out to date. High
land Plaids, silk squares,
in fancy stripes and
plaids. Fifty patterns to
choose from. Priced at
only
p. to 3.50
PHoenix Hose
you see the boys wear
ing those fancy hose
every day. 8 patterns
each, of silk and silk and
wool, and you know the
Phoenix rep, the pr $1.25
4 pr to the box at $4.50
Anohtre gr. Phoenix SOc
Still another at ..75c
IOOM3S CO SOUTH
Manager of I'lnn Tree And - Wife
Leave For South on Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poolo left
this morning for San Francisco
whore thoy will enjoy a visit with
their daughter, Miss Eleanor Tor
rfty. While south Mr. I'oole Will
transact business 'jnqttcrs with' the
Paramount film company and plans
to return to Klamath Falls In about
top days. M rs. Boole expects to re
in south for a ionlh or more.
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J,ar;i!A.'I)E. Ore.. Nov. 17.
-J. A. Kumble, 9.1. Wallowa county
pioneer and veteran of tho civil war,
died at his home at Joseph, Oregon
early today.
ART NEEDLE WORK CLUB
The ladles of the A. N. W. club
will meet with Mrs. Wilbur Jones
at her home 215 High street, tomor
row afternoon at 2:110 o'clock.
MRS. MERRICK HETURNH
Mrs, Dennis Ilenlck returned
last evening from Los Angeles.
vlffcre. Hhe.,bas bjw for the past
two uautliH visiting with relatives
and friends, , Mr.,, -Merrick Is piano
plnycV with' wsnowsy's ' oVchosrW
HART HERE
.Harry Hart of Sacramento, who
owns considerable property In Klam
ath Falls, Is up from the south on
a buslnoss visit.
ENJOYING 71st BIRTHDAY
John Fnrnell Is today rocolvlng
congratulations from his many
friends '6n his seveoly-flrst birthday,
which he Is today celobrstlng. He
declares ho noVer (et betjtersnd, is
still a young man.
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MRS. KlNti HKRK'
Mrs. E. W. King Is spending the
day in tho city shopiflbg l vl::.
Itlng friends from her homo at Chll
oquln. She Is' ntS'Wirt) Of Vt: KIHg
of the neighboring town.
MOK'H WINDOW
Drlnging to us more vividly the
realisation that Thanksgiving will
soon bo here, Is tho attractive win
dow display In Moe's store today.
The holiday colorings being carried
out In an attractive manner by Mr.
Maxtor.
IN FROM FORT
.Mis. Hon l.oosley Is visiting with
friends and shopping In the city
today from lior home "at foVrKlam
CARS ARK NEEDED
liocal People Aro Called Upon For
Cars to Take I,ocnl HcouUt North
Already sixteen local boy scouts
have signified tholr Intentions to
attend the Patrol Leaders Confer
once, which Is to bo hold in Port
land from November 2S to 29. Every
troop lu the county wl" bo repre
sented at tho conforonco. Tljo ques
tion now Is to got enough local
cars to tako the hoys north. Scout
Esocutlvo Evorott .0. Nord would
appreciate retting In touch with
no. von,- who would be In a position
to make tho trip. Providing cars
cannot bo secured' thi) party will
havo to be limited. The registra
tion foe Is ll.liO. Registrations
must be in this week.
HART 8CIIAFFNKR A MARX MEN
Two eastern representative of tho
Hart Schaffner & Marx clothing com
pany from Chicago, I. 1). Joffo and
F. 0. Tatge, called on K. Sugarman
today and left this afternoon for
the south on business matters.
VALLEY tlimiNKKS CALLERS
V. 15. nnrkdull, Bill O'lliira'nnd 0.
E.' HauRor of Medforrt -sto here on
business inntters today, ,1.
FROM EWAI XA t AMP
E. P. Hyhoo spent Monday In the
city on business million from his
homo at the Ewaunn "itmp. He re
turned to camp this morning.
VISITORS FROM BURNS
Martha Hawley and Francos J.
Illbbnrd, both of Hums, Ore., are
visiting In tho city with friends, i
MRS. RUED IMTItOVl.NC
Mrs ttuy Reed'improvlng dsi
from a rocent major operation anil
whllo still confined to hor roonttjt
tho Heed homo on Portland andSE
dorado, the altohdlng physlcjl
hope she. will be nhle to sit up ro
short time each day, within the
lng week. Her mnny friends wllf
glad to know of her steady Improve-
mont.
.MA LIN ni NIXEHK CALLERS
Tom Connway nnd C. H. Klsb
zuba. both of Malln, Iransncletl bus
iness here over Monday.
ItETI It.MCI) TO MEDFORD
J. J. Htolgor of Mod ford rnturned
home this morning after transacting
buslnoss mailers' hero for several
days. Considerable of ills lime was
I spent: in rhiiomun -where id'- holds
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