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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1925)
Tuesday Doconlmr 1, 1!)2G Jsrnm HELDAS SLAVES EVENING iir:i(Ar,T), klawatfi falls; oreqon Page Five MANILA, Imr. I. (I1) Ulrla urn reported being bald in aarvlinde for u period of frniii ouo to aevtui yuan In Occidental Ni'iirocK province ug dar ooodlttom tmouuUnii to ilnvary Thli wn Mm iltuatlon rovoala'il todaj by ronoru inudn by cunitiitliulnry of flottla wbo miy they huvu uni-ovi-riil H uriM of llltitl doUntloj) mhi, 'I'Ihi till nnl I on wiiti r.iviMilnil In h Hiii Bal luaad by axaoutlvg pf'ficoi of tim governor noaral bro, Tim Information mot trua a a PlMtatl iwr ihn town nr UabalUi ll IiiiimImt of kIiIh hit vi- I ii hi-hl In eampulaory arvlei without payment. At it daalfnatad plantation, ttw oonitsbuUry roporl uya, tba r.irin Mlffolod fruni hiihltiiul rrin-l Unit mui in thi budi of ih-ir ntitMH vh, whnn angered tba woman in riinriei obmpejlod tha ilrla to ..rt for -in boura will i rood and lamo- iimi-ii whipped them, Blaboratlnc, iin- raport Hiiyn u mliitn-mi. uin-.' threw n pot of boUIni water orar a Kir! who did within two weeki from tba burns. Chargim of lltoRnl ili-ti-niloii mill a homicide have hi-i-ii llli-il usuliibi Hi, panooa Involved. Council Will Re-Open Bids Street Paving Bunds Are Declared Legal Cuts and Breaks in Streets Fixed HEALTH UNIT TO Highway District Is Given Approval I.KM, On-.. DtO. I. - Tin fcr- mutton of tba Umpqna htyfbwajy lm I provamoni nt r t waa. approod yaat nlny hy tba Itato liUhtt .y , m mlimton. Th dlatrtet In located in Dooclitii county. Tin, piirpoiw l I ha djMirtet u to n(icur funda for tha i omi-ii-tiou of tin DDtpQitaCooa coun ty lino nei-tlnn of tba RoottyAtt hlgb ny. Klvu roml dlatrlcta worn I'llra iiui.cii hy till highway comnjIaaloBi pida will again in- opened for tba mil' nf 1100,000 In Kil tUl Pall) ip i inprovameni bonda, covering (Uirmi unit n. 1 Hut tlwy will not bo ri'-udviirtlnod, I nor la It necessary for thn city ''niiirll in rotriii-n Its i hps beyond Hi,' man opining of iihiH. Thai la, it win not im neceaiary to uuhu II I 'I I II II M ri-ll III Inglllliil Ihn Ill-tlOII. tiiIm inn, ii banana known tuat iiIkIii "I nil adjourned iiii-i-tlnK of thn oily coun'otL Thn lltitl.tlOO Imiilii la tba name tluti lli, i A ii)irlt-nii .National refused in in,-, -in, clatmlni a technical ofrdr ; in in ad uta. A (aw daya nrmr tin- aetlpn ot tha bank, tba. nax blgbeat blddor, tha eontblnad olfar of tba I'll i ii l-'nlr an, I company, Lumber ntn'a Trust company and ituiiih Bchneelocb company n of Portland, w I mil thn roiincll thnt tiny would aoaopl Hi" bonda refuaod by tba bank. They itatad thai thair nt lornoyi tn Portland had faii"i to dotaci any local dlacrnpnncy. in the prori-diirx. I.itii Monility night, the council lorumlly urtltl thn honUa lo 1 iiin Portland aonoorn, However, i ho IokiiI bnml firm of Teal, WintroOi Johnaon and afeOUI i loi-h ri'mniiiiilciiti-il lulu lunt wouk with Oily Attnruoy J. ii. OarMban and adrlaad him thut htUa ibould Im rcopcni'd. Tlmy ttavo u their rea on, Mr. Carnaban Infomod tba nil 5i c ll. Unit iin- bonds ibonld be hi, lil unilnr cnmpi-tlttou. Tin. Portland firm aaaurad the , i iiy attorney thut the icitui pro oadnra loading up to tba rtr-.i open in k of biiia. huh regnlar ami in their opiDlOB, within thn law. Thny bold , thut it waa not oeooaaary to retrace iim tedloui itapi taken to legatlaa tbe flrti opi-ninK of tiid.i. Tin- worai hfeaba and cute In tbu pavement on '-ity atreeiftara now thllig or lh naat, for luat nlithi the Warren Conatruotlon company phuit ere wonnd up tbalt atr t repair wurh IB Klumuth l-'nlln 0, Ihn Ki-naon. There " r.i eoma bad enti t m lei 1 i, ni nil nf ttfoaa thai atera aiade thn tjoreoi I'liiiubliiK i-ompiiny, tba liitlforntit Oregon I'ownr conipui-y, lli" loli'photio rompuny und thn h-ui Inf. plunl huvn bcun flllud up and rolk-il. It wum only whnn it delegation troni tbe chamber t pomniorce and iiiy council peraonally raqnoated thai) iim wink be done i ii in full thut Maj or Arnold, local Witrri-n company ,v- preaentjttlve, Mrdad to i-arry on ii" p-pulr wort! lliln yuar. W 1)1,1. TTBNDKO Ai-i'irdlim lo thn woukly ino.it bulletin, which In off thn prm-i lo duy, MOV 110 boy.-t from nil over thn r t nt ii of (iri-ron uttended L'uu con fnrnnco lu I'ortlund. Tho hoya from Ktanuthi throagb their naaor-lallon ayicb i,ii,.r boya, and in the confer ence, lonrni'd many HiIukk nbout pat rol orgnnleatlon vrblpb they wtu pasa mi in t'-n otbor nioinbnrn of tin r troop". Beaajya on tho conteranca moat be hnudnd In by Hiiturduy, when n prim- win im awarded tba winner. Ni:it.si-:s INJURED MKDKDItl), Oro., Due. 1. whiio Mta.s Leah Jannlnge, e county nurau, and UUl J a phlnu Koppes, Hucretary of tho Jockaon county health unit, worn unruuto lo Jui-ka nvillf e !r in Uedtord ihla morning. their cuupu eklilded on the (Wet pavomunt uud overturned In u ditch. Both aneUbted had 0 ihocka and Mian Jonnlng'a right arm wna broken. eee-ee-e-ee"e Id ON PRIVATE ITER 5UPPI E Dr. G. S. Ncwaom, Medical Director, to Force Owncra to Connect with Main t'nleaa rcatrlctlona (tttpede. an uctlvo and vlRoroiia camp:jU-n will he launched within the w !c hy the county heulth unit ngnlnai private wll In thn Bhlpplngtoll district, It wioi announced thin mornlni: by Dr. Rail H. Nnwiiom, medical director of Ihn null. Attention tn tho Shlpplngton water aupply altiintlnn waa attracted by threo typhoid rnver caann which broke out In quick euejeenlon. In veatlgatlon dUcloaed that a dozen or ao home altuated on low ground wen- receiving water from private welle. Adjacent to thcae homei, hut on hicjn-r ground, arc other homes with no aowt-r ayateui to hundl-- newago. A a reault, Dr. Ncwaom pointed out. the private wells have been cofiatnntly contumlnated from ueep UK" from in Ighhors residing on high er ground. i tank samples of tin- wuler mpply of tba wella. and find It Htngnniit and an obvious menace not only to tbe people, who uno It. hut to the entire community, be-caui-.o they are jeopardized In case of an outbreak. These people who In alm on Hiking water from private wells should he forced. In tbe inter est Of public heulth, to Codnoct up with the water main nnd In- assured of a sanitary water aupply. "Before starting in oo n campaign of this sort, it ia neceaaary lo find out how far it is poaalhlo for one io proceed and still remain within the law and for that reason my first Htepn will not bo taken until 1 have aecured a legal opinion." 1 OZESJRIES Make Dad GLAD With a Full Set of Seiberling Cords It's no secret, in any family, to find the one who wears out the most tires. It isn't dad and mother with the sedate trips they make oivce or twice a month and it isn't dad when he tears up the road on some business call. Its you kids that make the tires look like they had been held to the business side of a buzz saw. Last Month Is Chiiuet But Net So Rainy Month, Generally Speaking, is Prevail ing Cloudy Colder but not quite so dimp as la .years past.- This, in a condensed (oral. Is what the God of weather dealt oat U) Klumuth durlns tho month of November, according to tho monthly report of Reclamation Service of ficials. , It iwa3 colder than t'lo average temperature for November by 1.06 degrees, but oil t!?e other hand the November average rainfall shows 1.S9 Inches where the precipitation for last month was but 1.30. Thero was ono night In the nianth when It was cnld. too chid In tact, for tho, temperature on tae night of November 5 sank to 16 degrees above zero. The highest temperatures of t::o month were on November 1 and November S. when on both dates the mercury rolstod Itself to 54 degrees. Generally speaking It was a olondy month, for the reootda 'disclose that IB daya. wero entirely cloudy, nine partly cloudy and hut G clear from sunrise to sunset. Half the engagement rings are ''ought with money raised hurriedly. Seeks Title But it is dad who has to buy the new ones and he will be tickled jiink if you would make his Christ mas a Seiberlinp: Christmas. You have noticed that most of your friends' cars arc equipped all around with Seibc'rlings and you have also noticed that these same friends have the least trouble of all. Give Your Share To The Community Chest Your car deserves SEIBERLING CORDS and Dad deserves that you remember him. Balsiger Motor Co. The Only Place In Klamath County You Can Buy Seiberlings I loro in M Kucnm, tlie In t rat ron fftndpi fm tlvwfMcht rionnrR now liohl by KliAl La Rnrba Pnnnro Hnllft from hilly H hnMfl tho ttv wiMkHi fehflittpUVtwhlp nf ihftj coun try N'nto tho HttfklttH ivspm bianco to tho Iihh champion PffnchQrVtUatJ Mink " r-C CXOTUCTtAFT TUKd CWIhM Style-any hour-any day-anywhere CLOTHCRAFT "5130" Blue Serge I7 AST side West side all around the town" no matter -where you go a Clothcraft "5130." Blue Serge Suit is STYLE. High in quality low in price .. . . A type of tailor ing you've always associated with more money. And wear? The guarantee is in the pocket. $2950 Style and Quality without Extravagance 517 Main chcnlaiutm Next to Bluebird KLAMATH FAllS WOOOOUBM.ORl. LYNN SABIN TO BE SENT NORTH TO CONVENTION PROMINENT S. P. OFFICIAL DIES Chamber Secretary to Journey To Seattle for Big Meet Within Few Days Lynn P. Sabin was chosen this noon to represent the Klamath co. n ty chnniher of commerc - at the mid year meeting of tho weSli rn divi sion of the United States chamber of commerce, to be held December -i. 7 nnd S in Seattle. Sabin. who is secretary of the chamber, was chosen by the board of directors in session at their week ly luncheon. A director ot the chnm hcr. yet to ue named, wftS a:so rep resent the county at the meeting. SAN FFANCISCO. Dec. 1. (P) Philip K. GordoA, formerly gener al agent of the C-ahaet Rou:o of the Southern Pacific company, is dead at his home at Carmel. He is sur vived by his father. General David Stewart Gordon. U. S. A., retired, Washington, D. C, by his widoV, two sons and a daughter. One of Gordon's, sisters s Mrs. Shelby M. Tuttlo of Medford, Ore., and John Stuart Gordon of Tacom is a son. Students Back in School After Big Sympathy 'Strike" FOREST GROVE, Ore., Dec. 1. (ff) One hundred students of tho , Forest Grove high school were back I at their studies this morning fol-. ALL CITY H1KK SATURDAY Scouts to Hriiifr. Kats mid Start on All (ity Hike Knrly Saturday VEATCH HERE Henry Veatch, well known hero where he visits frequently from his headquarters in Portland, traveling for a general sporting goods firm, arrived in the city last evening, ex pecting to spend several days here on business. lowing a walkout yesterday tn pro test of the suspension of 27 students who were said to have attended the Independence-Forest Grove football game after being ordered to remain away. The return to school followed In terviews with the members of the school board in which board mem bers promised that the twenty-seven suspended students could return to school without loss of credits and that the incident would bo "forgotten." One winter resort which promises to be popular in spite ot the great cost Is the kitchen stove. Saturdny. December 5th. the first all city hike of the boy scouts will be held. Led by Scout Exocutive E. O. Nord, the boys who wish to pass their first nnd second class ; outdoor tests will leave the cham ber of commerce at ten o'clock in the morning for destinations known only to the chief. The hike will bo singed rain or shine. Roys who are desirous of passing tho following j tests can go: I For second class scouts, all regis tered tenderfoots who want to pass compass, cooking, fircmaking, knife j and hatchet, Bt-out raco. Eachi scout is asked to bring one pound I of meat, and threo or four pota- toes, knife, hatchet, scout hand book, note book and pencil. AU second class scouts wishing to pass to first class tests in use of tho axe, judging distance, bring an axe, ar ticles for hunter's stow nnd flapjacks nlso utensils necessary. Scout Executive Nord announced' toduy that these hikes will bo held. nnco each month.' The Science of Dentistry has made the care of the teeth a painless and easy taste. A few minutes in our charge forstalls disease and decay of tho teeth at no discomfort and small expense. See us for free examination. R. D. COE, DENTISTS (Painless ot course) 202-204 Hopka Bldg. 8th and Main Phono 833 General Hauling Hay, Grain and Poultry Supplies. Complete Line of Groceries. I-ong and Sliprt Distance Hauling. Anderson Transfer 8C Feed Co. 335 So. 6th St. Phone 795 aei i ' -'- A
