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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1925)
Pac Eight EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAIJ.S, OREGON Monday, Novomlit'r M, 11)26 1 Stanf ield To Visit Klamath On Wednesday Klamath Wool Growers Hold Large Meeting AUTOS at Bargain Prices We have about 20 good used cars (no junk) for sale and are willing to take a big loss on them as we have no place to store them over winter. t. Call In And Look Them Over 11921 Ford trg. 11924 Ford trg. 11924 Ford rdster. 1 1928 Ford trg. 2 1922 Ford trgs. 11924 Ford Coupe 11925 Ford trg. (Balloons) 11924 Chev. trg. 1 1922 Chev. trg. 2 1920 Dodge trgs. 11925 Star trg. 11924 Star trg. 11924 Buick trg. 6 cyl. enclosed And many others to pick from; terms if desired. Buick and Star Garage Opposite Pelican Hotel Oregon Solon Will Speak at Chamber Forum r G. Q. D'Albini Certified Public Accountant E. W. Renick Public Accountant Renick 8C D'Albini Klamath Falls, Oregon Accounting General and ml Income Tax Auditing J Capital Stock Tax Suite A Slough Bldg. Phone 317 Autoist Injured In Motor Smashup Eight stitches were required to close the wound in Jack Pullin's head the result of being thrown through the windshield of his car late Satur day night, returning to Klamath Falls over the Qreen Springs moun tain highway. Pullin was making a turn on the mountain road, several miles west of Plnehurst Inn, when he drove too close to the edge of the road, his car striking a stump with enough force to throw him through the wind shield. He was picked up by a party of motorists from Grants Pass who United Slates Senator -Robert N St.inflold. Oregon's Junior senutor, will arrive in Klamath Palls at about eleven o'ciock next Wednes day morning and address the" Klam ath County Chamber , cf Commerce. forum luncheon ;it njon. This tin uaunceiuent was made today by Linn W. Nesmlth. chairman of the forum committee of the chamber. Immediately following the cham ber luncheon the senator will meet with the Klamath County Foderal Building committee of the chamber, and return to Portland that after noon. L. L. Oaghagcn chairman of the Federal building committee, said today that he would call the com mittee together for 1:30 Wednes day afternoon, In the chamber of commerce rooms. R.. H. Dunbar was booked to speak on the city manager plan but this has been postponed. Senator Stanfleld Is chairman of the Senate commttteo on public lands and a member of the commit tees on claims, finance, civil ser vice and post offices. The senator will leave for Washington, D. C, next Friday In order to be there for the opening of congress. took him to the Inn, where he was given first aid. In examining the wound it was found that a large piece of glass from the windshield had lodged in the wound. Friends of Pullin from here brought him to the city for medical Uentlon late Saturday night and he is reported to be nicely recovering from his Injuries. Pullin's car, which was badly wrecked, was brought to the city by a wrecker late Sunday afternoon. Jail Prisoners Checkmated in Escape Attempt Another attempt to break out of Klamath's notoriously porous Jail was frustrated Saturday evening when officers discovered improvised hack saws and other Implements which would facilitate escape, care fully hidden within the Jail. Inves tigation revealed that the prisoners had tried to dig their way through the plaster walls. The escape was scheduled, It Is believed, for Saturday night. The prisoners were to slide down an im provised knotted blanket rope, to the ground below. Peace officers suspect "Slim" Carlson 'and Walter Jacobsen as ring leaders in the movement to escape. BERLIN. Nov. 23. (JP) Debate on the Locarno security pact and collateral treaties began In the Reichstag today with every prospect of favorable action on the govern ment's motion tor ratification. KELLY SPRINGFIELD FLEXIBLE CORD : The only balloon tire that will not rumble when driven on closed cars at high speeds Hub IWO' Tire Shop 502 South Sixth - Phone 616 imiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii MRS. AI.VKHA GUBSER With close friends in attendance, funeral services for Mrs. Alvera Gubser, wife of H. H. Gubser. gov ernment trapper, were held this af ternoon at 2 o'clock at Whltlock's funeral home. After the services, the body was taken to Bonanza for interment. Mrs. Gubser succumbed In a local hospital early Saturday afternoon from septicemia. MABLE LOWVER The final chapter in the tragic death of Mable Lowver, 19-ycar-old Indian girl, was enacted yesterday afternoon, when funeral services were held at Sprague river. The body was Interred in the Sprague River cemetery. Miss Lowver was killed last week In an automobile accident on The Dalles-California highway. Work Progresses On River Bridge Abutments and the fill on the new Harpold Dam bridge across Lost river have been completed and work will soon commence on the actual construction of the span, ac cording to Frank Z. Howard, coun ty road engineer. Word from Langeil valley that the temporary bridge across Lost River dam to replace the disinte grated Malone bridge, had collapsed, has brought home to the county court the necessity of completing as many of the projected spans across Lost river this fall as pos slble. ELKS BACK FROM PRINEVILLE MEET The .delegation from the Klam ath Falls lodge of Elks returned last night from Lakcvlew where they spent the week end and under special dispensation Initiated a largo class Into the local lodge. There was a large attendance and after the ceremonies there was a banquet. The Lakevlew Elks will send a large delegation to Klamath Falls on Friday, December 11th. when the District Deputy and the Presi dent of the State Association visits here. Those making the trip were Charl ton S. Currln, W. W. McNealy, O. L. Larson, Linn W. Nesmlth, Oliver W. Splker, Byron L. Hardonbrook, 0. D. MathewB, Jack Oove and John R." rrensha, Grazing Seas an May be Lengthened; New Roads to be Built If conditions Justify. sheep may be allowed to gruue on the Moil in Nut Ions! Forest land two weeks earlier than usual next year and to renin In on the forest two weeks later. Klamath sheepmen will cooper ate with the I!. S. Forest Service in defraying expense of construction of roads into the Inuiblng ranges near Clear Luke and south of Clear Lake. Fsttiuutes of expense of well die ting on the Modoc National For est wll be prepared by George Lyoif. supervisor of the National forest, preparatory to nsklng cons reus to make nn appropriation for digging of wells. r-- PlCrtaprepa KTAOIN NU TIicbc were the salient features of the Klamath Wool Growers' as sociation which convened Saturday night at the home of Michael 1'. Barry, near Merrill. It was u well attended meeting, and one of the best that the association has held since Its reorganization over n year ago. Klamath sheep men pointed out to George Lyon of Alturns that the grazing season could be lengthen ed by one month. Mr. Lyon admit ted the possibility and promised that if conditions Justified tbis would be done next year. Klamath sheep men have been de sirous for some time for substan tial roads to allow Ingress and egross to the lambing ranges near Clear lake. Interested members of the association came to an agreement with Mr. Lyon, whereby the neces sary roads would be built on a 60- 50 basis, the forest service defraying one halt of tho expense and the sheep men tho other half. Mr. Lyon Informed the associa tion that he waa preparing estimates and naming tentative locations for new wells on the forest, a project which has been sought by the asso ciation for months. The costs will be given to tho association which will endeavor to securo a small ap propriation from congress to finance the project. Word was received at the mooting that as a direct result of tho pre datory animal control mcoting held here In Klamath Falls last month and sponsored by tho Woolgrow- era association, that Modoc county had for the first time in its history appropriated money for coyote con trol work. The amount was 11000. The association wont on record as favoring tne present county- state-United States Biological 8or- vlce, cooperative scheme of'predatory J animal control work over the bounty j system. It adopted a resolution ex pressing sympathy for H. H. Bub ser, whose wife died in Klamath Falls Saturday afternoon. OBITUARY MRH. A XX A KELLER Funeral services for Mrs. Anna Keller, wife of William Keller, were held this morning at Whltlock's funeral home. The funoral cortoge proceeded from the mortuary lo Llnkvlllo cemetery where tho body was Interred. Mrs. Koller died Sat urday morning at 9:30 o'clock. Youngest Solon Portland Team To Clash With Klamath High Thanksgiving Game Here Will Be Played Thursday ' Announcement wos made this morning by Paul Jackson, principal ot the Klamath County high school. that the fast high school eleven ot Benson Polytechnic school of Port land, would meet the K. 0. fl. S. football team on the fair grounds field next Thursday afternoon, Thanksgiving day. Tho game was asked by the Port land team, which, hearing of Klam ath's stalwart cloven, was anxious to pit its skill against the local boys In the nation's greatest scholastic sport. The northern aggregation has agreed to come south with no financial guarantee, depending entirely upou tho gate recolpts to defray expenses whlrh are estimated at over 1100 The grldlorn contest will start at exactly 1 p. in., In order Hint tlx crowd may return to theli bOQWt In good time for their 1'hnnki.glvlng feasts. I The game bears particular import ance because it will Indicate Klatn ath'u relative strength with other football teams in different sections l.'eneon was one of -he fastest teams in the Portland high school lenguf this season. Jt has u male iiludont body of 1600 from whicli to pick team. Coach French Is bjr.y this wcok In proparlng his team for their supremo effort of tho football season. Th same team that boo.uod Klamath to Second placo In tha Southern Ore gon Pnguc will moo: the Benson gridiron warriors. When Your Teeth Are Cared For by Hi you have at your larrloc everything that modon science ran supply. t)ur modcrnly equipped laboratory and mu- scientific OX part IS CO la always available to you. We give free examinations. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless of course) 202-204 llopka HI. Ik 8th and Main Phonn 830 Three Dynamite Victims Better One of the three Injured last week from dynamite explosions had been discharged from the hospital, ano ther Is showing Improvement and tho third may recover tho partial use of one eye, according to Klamath Val ley hospital authorities today. R. Mahan, who was badly bruis ed and cut from an cxoloslon on Lincoln streot, has recovered suffi ciently to be taken to his home. His partner, H, Westfall, Is still suffering Injuries to his oyos, but serious dam age to his eyesight is not anticipated by physicians, George Lapowt, Injured tho most seriously, may recover the partial use ofono eye. Lapowt was. injured near Bonanza. . Make Your Thanksgiving table complete with a choice young Turkey from our supply. Other fowl at reasonable prices. SINCLAIR MARKET "Let me Serve You" 1126 Main Phone 793 Quick Deliveries .,.V .4 AGENCY P. T. A. Hlnrled A Paront Teachers' association,! which will have tho same worki program and the same objectives in view as other P. T. A. organiza tions, has boon formed at Klamath Agency, It was announced today by tho county school superintendent.! Mr. Peterson aided tho women atj the Agency In forming their or- ganlzatlon and pointing out to them whnt are the activities on which tho association should devoto their time. denco Introduced by tho plaintiffs provod sufficient to support the complaint, Henry flhadley and Car los Blair must pay to J. Posplall the sum of 1075, plus costs, Tho default Judgment was signed yes terday by Judga A. L. Leavllt. MIIH. IIIHHCOLL HKTTKH HIIADLEV, IILAIR MINI! lie-cause they did not appear In court, to defend tho action brought against them and because tho cvl- Dosplto the physical shock from a mnjor operation, undergone at tho Klamath Valley . hospital Saturday, Mrs. John Drlscoll of Bonanza has shown remarkable recuperative pow ers and Is on tho road to recovery, according to hospital authorities to. i day. ; A FRED W... 0GHAFHK Remains of Fro'tl ;W. Hchnfer, agod 61, who died In a' local hospital Friday, were shipped Sunday morn ing by County Coroner Earl Whlt lock to the slstor of the doc.oased, Mrs. Joseph Murphy of St. Louis, Mo. t Hp The youngest United mates senator, mis. Its a picture of Robert M La Follcttc Jr. at the age of six,1 when his dad had Just become gov) or of Wisconsin. " COACH TO QUIT SPOKANE, Wnsb., Nov. 28 IJP) A. A. Kxedlno, for tho last throe years head football coach at Wash ington State college, announced to day his resignation after tho Christ mas game with' the University of Hawaii, Honolulu, 1 ., Imported and Domestic Groceries Our complete stock of staple and fancy groceries is open to you each day from 7 a. m. to 9 p. m. including Sundays. Coffee Roasted Fresh Every Day Italian-American Grocery WE DELIVER FREE
