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ThUiscloy, Dte'rhher 3, 1925
Patre Six
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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LEADERS FIGHT
ORUFOLLETTE
WASHINGTON. Dec. 3.
Failure (0 fur of a number of their
jinny colleagues lo fall In line with
the plan of senate republican lead
ers to recognize the republicanism of
Senator-elect La Kollotte of Wiscon
sin, Is threatening to produce some
troubled waters for the party con
fen nee next Saturday.
Senator Butler of Massachusetts,
chairman of the republican national
committee, Is one of those apparently
still oh the fence on the question of
treating the Wisconsin senator as a
party regular in committee assign
ments and other matters. He has de
clined to commit himself, however,
further than to say that the matter
is still one for "consultation."
Loaders who are endeavoring lo
submerge the issue include Senator
Curtis of Kansas, the majority lead
er. Senator Moses of New Hampshire,
president pro-lempore of the senate,
and Senator Jones of Washington,
the republican whip.
With some senators insisting, how
ever, that Mr. l.nh'olletle's speeches
in his recent campaign constituted
attacks on the prcidor.t and the re
publican party, Senator Watson of
Indiana, vice chairman of the con
ference, is still studying his cam
paign utterances.
Buy her a practical Christmas ,:ift
at Bee Bcgin's Dress Shop, 1 l So.
7th St. (Adv.) 2-5
Cussing tight shoes will not help
you in a pinch.
Everything you want moat Li
a glove, durable leather, fit that
insures warmth and comfort,
genuine good looks,1 Hansen
Thorobred" has ai! of that.
Every pair sold in a sanitary,
glatssne envelope. Be sure that
you ask for it and get the
HANSEN
Complete line of
Hansen Gloves.
Prices
2.00 to 8.00
THE TOGGERY
All Of Us Want
You and your friends to join us
in a
SOCIAL DANCE
and
Card Party
at Alcove Hall, at 8:30 p. m.
Friday, Dec. 4th
Les Sai'lmg's Orchestra
Admission .Free
Don't Discard
Your Worn Tires
If ticv have .'i spuntl body
wo cnn retread theni. If
they are injured orrockcut
we caii rejiair litem and sec
that they ffive you service.
All our work guaranteed.
At- The . ', )
oACE '
TIRE SHOP
115 South Eleventh
M. ft If
Action Against
Cafe Dismissed
Suit of ('. A. Pauley against Hen-
; ry On, former proprietor of the
I Ting lllug Quay cafe was dismissed
tin circuit court today by the plain
tiff because On has removed trout
tba state. The First National hank
has a chattel moVtsage on the fix
tures, and other creditors of On
must sue him personally.
Hoopsters At
Oregon To Be
Speedy Squad
BUG EN E, Ore.. Dec. 3. With
the appearance of Hoy Okerborg.
Lift year's varsity on the universit
lmsketball team, prospects are very
bright for another fast and hard ptay
inx aggregation of hoop stars this
Sanson. Qkerbergor was high point
Un of the Northwest conference
lnt yeth and was one of the best
j tip-off men in the conference.
Thirty five aspirants for the team
ate out this season. Six lettermen
from last year's varsity, which lost
to). A. 6. in the final game of the
j tMH contest play-off series to de
j t limine the championship of the
! northern section of the coast con
ference, are included it) the list.
iThe lettermen back are Okerberg;
Hobson. forward: iillenwators. Jost
and! Gunther. guards, and "Sv fedi "
Wastergran. last year all-const guard.
Kiminiki. Reynolds and Harrison are
thu moat likely candidates among the
new men.
Shasta View-Malin
The entertainment and pie social
glvrn at the Shasta View school house
FrHay evening was a success both
socially and financially. The ehil
drca did very nicely and the proceeds
wcji over $30.
TBtre were a number of Thanks
civTnj gatherings at homes in this
contgrunity.
C. SI. Kirkpatriek. H. E. Wilson,
and VI A. Layman are finishing up
their'diiebvork in the Shasta View
iiTigavteSi district.
OlivRiMertin .has returned from
Belllngb&ni. Wash., where he was
called bytie serious illness and (death
of 'Ills' sf6Jr. who died "Just tiefore
he reac bfdj her.
Mr. andMrs. Goluworlhy and two
sons of &kvmath Falls visited Mr.
GoIdwortBjrtB sister. Mrs. JohnI1tom
as, Sunday.!
.Mrs. J: A. McComb and son David
of Malin "Wrc Klamath Falls visit
ors Saturday, when Mrs. McComb had
dental work; done.
Mrs. Masflln took the cooking and
dining roomi work of the Malin ho
tel the first; of the month.
The ladhjjs' of the Helping Hand
society metjWlth Mrs. Y A. Thomas
Wednesday saWh a large number of
members pripant. Last, plans for the
entertainmcaMnd bazaar to be held"
Friday evenin5'wcre made. The next
meeting arill be held at the home of
Mrs. John liaifey. Dec. 16.
9tfA$KETS
fOKTLjJND., tyra., Dec. 3. -(P)-
Egga weak, 1 to 2c lower. Current
receipts '40; frsh medium 370
371 fresh standard firsts 41 H3
4 2; fresh iftandartt, extras 43&43 14;
frcrh undersized 2Si&28.
Butter slow, weak, unchanged.
Extra cubes, city, 52'; standards
51 4: prime firsts 51; firsts 50;
undergrades nominal;', prints 55;
cartons 5 5.
Milk steady. Best churning cream
53c pound net shippara track In
zone 1. Cream delivered Port
land 57c. Haw milk t-tj per cent) .
o r.ft ...... . A t. rn'.w,n.i
fn.uii nh. t u ii , :,ui'i.
Poultry steady; unchanged. Heavy
hens 26; ligfft'l'J: springs 24ft2;
broilers 29 fi fH young white ducks
24S25; dressed- turkeys ' 38040;
live, nominal',, feese nominal.
Potatoes quiet, ?2.50 ii $2.80 sack.
Onion qnlet, ?'l,75.
Nuts steady. Walnuts number 1,
3O0.-12; filberts 21); a!mond' 27 Ft
31; Brazil nuts 24528; Oregon
chestnuts 1C.
C'ascara hurk nominally steady ut
t 1 i (i ' Vz '; Oregon grape root nom
irfnl. Hops duiet; rro trading, new crop,
clusters 2Z: fuggles 25.
.
Reserve Ban!: Head
to Resign Shortly.
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SAN FRANCISCO; yallf., Dec. 3.
OP) The San Framiseo Chronicle
says today that John Pen-in. chair
man of lite board of ih redernl re
serve hunk for the twomh district,
has resigned, .Mr. I'cmn rused to
affirm or deny the report.
Mr. Porrftl liar, hen an taMitlve
nf the hank lance its esiMhiislimAm In,
1914.
He said that any formal ann'Mnrc
ment of the resignation would ltii-.
Ut,capje from Wiuihluttum. A
T-.vo's compaur arr(I""thIro!tf,,V
Ford load.
iniTr-Lin i Tni A I
mi i lulll i rv i Mi,
IS NEARING END
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WASHINGTON, Dec, 3, t.-Vl- -The
Mitchell court martial followed
the trial of the Shenandoah chart of
Inquiry today, Inquiring in many
places the same field previously ex
plored by the navy court.
While the naval Inquiry sought to
fix responsibility of the Shenandoah
wreck, however, the army court had
as Its ohjectivc the rebuttal of t'ol
onel Mitchell's charges that the Shen
andoah accident was the result of
general incompetency and criminal
negligence in conducting the national
defense.
Lieutenant Commander t'harles E,
Hosendahl, senior surviving officer
of the Shenandoah, and navigation
officer of the ship during Its fatal
mill -west flight, related to tba murt
martial today tunny details of the
wreck. He was called as a prosecution
witness.
County Schools to
Decide on Vacation
Within the coming week, teach
ers of the rural schools of Klamath
county will convene to decide wheth
er or not pupils of the county
schools -will start their Christmas
vacation on December 13rd and
reconvene on January 4th.. or start
their vacation on the 1 St h of De
cember ami reconvene -on January
4th.
Should they decide en the first
above stated dates. It would mean
that with the closing of scaoal this
summer, thoy would be allowed to
leave t'oeir studies one week earlier,
where If the decide to accept De
cember ISth to January 4th. u
their holidays.they will have to re
main in school one week longer dur
ing the summer.
Sacred Heart Event
Tuesday Afternoon
Pupils of the Sacred Heart Acad
emy will appear In recital at the
home of Mrs. G. C. Lorenz on Tues
day afternoon. December S, at the
hour of 2:30 o'clock, when parents
and friends at the pupils are asked
to attend. This will be the first
recital of the pupils this year.
The program to he given in
cludes: "Birds in the Woods." Bert R.
Anthony.
"Hush Little Blue Eyes" Harold
Lcston, Jean Conners.
"Morning Song "Charles ftuer-
ta.
"Dancing on the Beach" Bert
R. Anthony, Jean Beard.
"What Grandmother Sang to Her
Babies" I. Watts, Nora McAullff.
"At the Races" Bert R. Anthony.
"Catch Men" Arnold Sartorio,
Estellene Bell.
"A Farmer Went Trotting" Geo.
F. Hamer.
"Dance of the Little Blue Indian"
Florence Barbour, Donald Kirk
patrick. "Sailing Dolly In the Bathtub"
Mathilda Bibro, Mary Thrasher.
"Playful allnds" Jane Mattlugly
Warren Whltlock.
"Birds' Voices" Arnold Sartorio.
Mildred Hickman.
"The Recruits" Otto Barth.
"Hunting Song" E. McDowell,
Richard Currin. '
"Over the Waves" Grant Shaf
fer, Loretta Brett.
"Blue Bell Waltz" M. L. Ahearn.
"Barcarole" Arnold Sartorio.
Merle Crawford.
"About Butterflies" James II.
Rogers, Cleo Champagne.
"Pollyanna Waltz" Anna Smith
Edith Almeter.
"Wooden Shoe
Rogers.
"Holiday Time'
Dance" Jam-s
(Krentzllni-
Gwndolyn Lorenz.
"Gavotte" Jues Devaux.
"Sunshine" Bert R. Anthony,
Virginia Houston.
"Klves" James Rogers.
"Periwinkles" Bert R. Anthony,
Eileen Ilnrgravts.
Buy her a practical Christmas gift
at Bee Bogln'fl Dress Shop. 1 2'J So.
7th St. , (Adv. i 2-5
Manufacturing,
Coat
Icmodeling.
All Work
Onaranteed
Phone 1 1 2-M
43(1 Klamath Ave.
i!.tv.Ton Fourth ajid Pif'f'ii
NextVi Moose Hall
if
.Mrs. W in
j School Banquet
Given at 7 P. M.
Mothers of the gridiron ptnveN
will be histesses lonlglit at a ban
quet la the chtynber of cotnmene in
honor of the Klamath County nftb.
achenl feat hall team which tor I ha
rirsi time In years performed cred
itably in the aoutharll Oremm foul'
hall league.
Dwlght French, (POtball conch, who
is lnnelv responsible tor the cv
collent leant, will preside, and the
high school's new principal I'aul
Jackson, will make a short talk con
gratulating the hoys on their flue
showing.
qA
Crown Army Shirt
for
Christmas
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Chuck Sams Goes
on Northern Trip
Chuck Sams, welterweight, and his
in.lnorl "t'ete" 1'eters, left by an to
this momine for Portland and He
alth! where Kn'ms will continue Ills
t ampaiftn in the boi-dUgbtlns pro-
fi lion. Status Is one boy who has
iliown marked Imprbyqaibnl here
during l he past six months, and with
proper trulntisg should be nhlo lo
rive a Rood account of himself
"1 can't Ret uned to' this high al
iunde," aaid Hums. "I' thought I
would et used to It, but Ihe longer
I May the more convinced I am that
Ii can't be done. That Is why I am
leaving for a lower altitude."
Sains will carry with him the best
wishes iOf many locul boxing faitK
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For Sale
Hupmobile Touring
fcatc M'i'lt'l. Qallapti Xivc, I3tini))crs, Side Vltlgs
nnd ntithy other est re C(if lopft BW5i new.
See il at ' , f;
Pospisil Motor Co.
Sfiovv Riicnn
Heavy Snowstorms '
Ave Reported from
Mountain Sections
D!:nvkr, Colo , bee,
Winter laid n aunwy covering over
the liocky IllQUHlnUl slates today
jyltb nrqiugo ortly tiirm, oqnlin
tllnfe toBlghu" 'fill siaow fttfl ex
tebdad from Montana to New Mexico
In the sotttherii portion or the lu-
tarinountaln area the ntorm tared
with greater inlnniilty. In southern
Wyoming ami 'northern Colormlo
the itorm attained uiinost llaaurda
q proper! itma.
tyatck him unwrap
He just can't help the grin of gratitude
when the CROWN Army SHIRT is revealed!
There's more than a shirt in this Christmas pack
agethere's a hint of the joys and comfort of the
days to come.
Winter days in the car; vacation days in the
With nicetiea ot mountains; holiday afternoons of golf: busy morn
lfiSt?uJTIarC around $ house or gen-
Cut for comfort of genuine U. S. Army-serge
flannel to shut out winter winds or cut off die sum-,
mer sun! Full value in trim collar, sturdy patch
pockets and refinements of tailoring. In his size!
1 It's the Shirt the Best
CRO
REO.U.S.
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ARM
GREENEBAUM. WEIL & MICHELS Shaken t SAN FRANr
who will he interested In his HUCOei
in otlmr aeauongi
Mlili I'ltoi'Mitrv oi l i:ui:ii
L'Olt HAJLljl, AliTI'IIAH
A Hinall mill with .'ip.dtiti daily
cailuclly and 37,000,000 fett of
limber in (ho AHuras dlstrlcl Is
dffered for cil for IS, 000, accord
ing in l). v.. MNkoi of Al'tirax. Tho
mill In altuntbd ulmut 2ii Oiftei
northeast of lladoline. In ihe moiiu
talnB, Mndellnp Is Ihe railway
anipplng point, The mill has a io'od
locnl murkel nnd is in nliape to
start opemtlnhs tit once, accord
ing to Mulkcy.
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Huv hir n practical ChrlstmnM gift
nt , Dec (legln'a DresH BhOp,Z120 Ho.
7th HI. tiJlv.) Sr-t
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Gil Dobie Will
Not Quit Cornel!
ITIUt'A. N. V., Doc, 3, UV) - - till
Dohie has QQ Intention of retiring as
coach of Cornell fuutljall U'BlllH, He
so announced last night when quaa.
Uone'd rogarUlng t report thai he
hail. I ,- n tipproitolied l hecome head
'' It 111 ClUvel slU of Oregvn. I
"Ah far us I know I am going lo
continue here uiilll the expiration
of my contract, seven years henev,
was Uolile'i cunnuoittj
Troitb,t wiiii belnff g prlao fighter
In Hint you have lo look the pari,
Ti, best think nb ml u umllv It
the though I thai caIIh H laio being.
Dealers Like to
PAT. OFF..
SHIRTS
rollTI.AM) ATTOltNEY IIKHR
Karl It. Hallmark, well known at
lorney Ofjff ortlnnd, Is a bntlnOH
visitor In Klamath Kails for several
days. Mr. Hallmark in representing
cllonti In I'ortland on business mut
ters. j
ror
Chevrolet De Luxe Touring
Like Now Fully Equipped
This is Bent Buy in TownSee it at
Show Room
Pospisil Motor Co.
IRIMREtiBIMIBMll
The Secret of Health
"An ounce ol prevontlotl In worlli
preached In IIjii human race all
nothing ll more slmplii and Burn
lb" leeth for III" pro.YOIltlbn of
the body Ih heir. .See mi for Ii
R. D. COE,
fPntnlcKH 'of
201 Hoplta Ilhlg. Kill
Eastern Gale
Wreaks Havoc
. -I fii
MiW YORK. Dec. .1, 'l,Ti--The
gain which lii lashing lb." ' Ailuniie
, I (oil ax Ijf0 "I1 I' aelleii a' Coll
. i, luodi .1 rei nArania on ihu
boi)rd walk and mi l led liihl"H. chain
,,,,,1 , bnlltllng on. a.
yw0 , , ,.,,., , nw Vorl. harbor were
lorn in from ihtjr nioorlnitg nml
were drifting OUI In sua.
Pollt e of Ihe mull Ilvl4lu) lc
ueadgd in taking thy building lt low
lifter II hall drifted Off Siuidy took
The atrtictnre, l."i lOO font, cm
lalKotl iMO.ooo woi ih or rniiiuMKuiid
"inuli boat i,
v.r,
it I
Sell
In I'ROM HI'KAIit'K ItlVIOIl
. j. : Tti
From thai thriving 'and growing
little settlement of Hpfagno Rlror,
10 R)1let east of Kin math' Kails, canto
the Itev. Ivey Clark, a minister of
the iqtUommit, The Rev, Clarfc'.wns
in luwn.tp attend business aia(or,n.
oaie
is Common Sense
u iiound of cure" lum been
through Hie uges. Anil
ihtiu Ihe regular care of
many of the llh in which
XUnilnntlnn,
DENTISTS
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