The Klamath news., April 23, 1925, Page 4, Image 4

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age Four
Thursday, April 23.1 925.
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FARMER NOT YET
Actress Dyir,;:'.'
RECOVERED FROM
AFTER-WAR SLAP
Farm Bureau Head Believes
Situation Hopeful: Land
Price Increase Shown
n? o
Pre dent of
F BRnFVTE
Bureau Ff 1 -"tica.
(Coprgbt !'s -d News'
CHICAGO. .pril ?i - Tie f.-r-aner
is not vet on: ef f'e woods
For the past three Mm he hai
kwi miking steady progress. He
at not et. however recuperved
If-
Mn VMa.Irefl ls--lt'-wf H.'t
fOra srrreaa and nlrangnt wit- f
William S Han. movie. Ttn ft
from the dire effeets of the after-1 Man.'' it reported aear deck fro
taavwar depression heart attack ia tier Lm iainu
, Cl ka.
Present indications re hopeful.;
W believe that steady Improvement;
a in. agricultural situation will j Monday to make their home in
contlnae tarcughoat the present ! Kerby. Ore.
year. The firjt quarter is almost I Join L Masters and Pan!
Bast. Farmer, are In more op-!Krauss spent Saturday with S. A
timlstie frame of mind and spring Masters and family,
lanttngs are well under wit. Tie V.r. and Mrs. Fred Hagelstien
weather conditions have been about made a business tr;p to Klamath
average with spring slightly retard- Falls Saturday.
ed. speaking of the nation as a Vose Barrett purchased a new
whole. Some parts of tie country car Wednesday
report extreme lack of moisture, y- a. ;-5 ;;-! Fngland. Mom
Better Pri Barrett. Mr. at M-s. J R Kr.-wa.
Prices of farm commcd ties are '" "4 S!r- George I irtr. aad
abore a year ago. but s too. a-e Charles Mitchell were in town
the things the farmer snut buy. T.t-.sday evening. :o a"ini tie Odd
There has been a great d-al cf F-Vows led??.
COOLIDGE ACTS
TO ELIMINATE
TARIFF SCRAP
r mvMovi ci.apphk
W x.-iltNGT.'V Ai-ni Zi H
-.'i.!r-r:n an ai'Pn'm'nt a tn.n
- t lloun. iti t to Vice t ba r
m in V S -u ' .-r' -t. of tV
.iritf . tr. t: .:.-n Pru-rt i' '
lie it ti'-n an.'t-r p :n a
se-i.'s ' ' - l-rta'. n f
ard nitti . n
. '.. r-.-n . ' the leader
f fat..t: .i' t' c'im.sioa in
a 1. tie ci:,ir: wiicb hat
';: thf vd d -a.il ti oa m av
major de-:: -e "e . t ts w wt
n-'tabie of tiee is that :ai!tri
readjustment of tie s itsr ur ff
Tl-e tnurd i'!t three and three oa
recommend wVther tie
augar tariff should be eat in half
Ciirtnan Mania aad Comm:ion
jers Burgess and C!'.as e fsr v-ej the
, present tariff Vice Chairman Cu'-
bertson and Commissionera Costiraa
and Lewis farorej a cut.
This same line of .-'.eaTaze ia
;.v-J tirouni other d ru'es (a ti'
b-.M. Recently the term of 1-ewis
v.-. 3 and V- r-v-.Je ropla.-e i
-. ra w:th Alfred P I'- na .. one f
K ov-r s e r. r.i i ti-'. N't
0 il' --ti!oa has i;t-n a-l-J tii"e
1 i -' : malic r i 'o me r- '
s.'in -nj wi vies -ti1:-:n
va--r. nr .-i t-.ose of t'-- a !-
in iti li iiri'i'L'. t a r.i,
tf iill' fll.' L IWM 1 II II I I I r, 1 'vriu .
. il ur rinui' ........... . .,,,..-. l
Kodulv Head J '1Y SAA(. WA);lN :i0n YEARS AGO TZ$
J' r Vi
r
K . A
' La3 jm j ? -i21 I
llASNT CIIANCKI) A HIT WEBER
l.aak Wal Co..h'n' "l'l-' "
,, anglrd (I!" ih..i !'" '"' '"d 'mmr-
hr..oV. lf',.1'J " ,,t",",
, , . I., kmi, i'ii' I -lo tniati. as il th
, ... ,., . mi W ... .in1n
, i ...... ! inh. In th opiniiin
M w . . i in tiot oiiilng a must
.l.i . nli the moro Mrl
, . m,, !! M jinaiiiig II (.Tea
f , i ii ' of 4 ham . .(.inat
1, ! ...,:i AI-..I It li'iis to roil
i,. i 'n i r he .ltf
k .i1' "i ' i'
Have a New Million
Dollar Hotel Sooa
ft O tit.. 1 '- t.
(Mil CsniuBy o( Rwheaier.
N T, a.a soeree lieorg.
as. Ulioo.ir. ' lh
or. a prwaMral aad f.ral
atsr ft.Jtmaa as r"t7
14 aaal as grmdu.D r:iru trom
act ;rs staaBat. He will
ram. chatrma. ! ti. bear.
awctan t tka coaaMaf
I, .i.-.n and Harry Writit . f tV
Kl. nn'i Ac- ncy left f. r K.a-r. i-i
l-'a.: to nt'Sii tie Jt'
: ctjmtnrr. lo.-i. nr. ' a: i
i 1-ar U pe?.'rz ii i
k: . -. Ka. oa i - -. -
II
in :an.:
tive yers
la-.i ... e-enir.?
improtement in the exr-"t d-rr.tn
of farm commodities durirz
past 12 months and domes. ii d
mand seems to be h.'M'n; ve
steadily. Tie averare lit.- me
farm for ie enti- Unit- i
is slieit'v i;rier tijn la.-' y- r
All a ail. on w ;! i sy i.
the a- r"t-al - t.i .' en - s' -v
ing gen nil tit;-- ..tti
eTer. it 1-- -.r
spring un i- : -.v. . 1. r
could result -e
riculttire.
One o; tie r,. -
cators of t'ae tc.r.ii
agriculture is land r.ie
recently condu 'ted it. I ' .
bottom has been reace
alues. For three censec
the earaiKS power of iar.
steadily risrt
luind Prioes Incrr.i-e
la Illinois. ?jjti rakot.
Texas increases ;a value tjt;;.':;
from S3 to Ji aa a re are re
ported. Tie ratio of oa-i
per acre to tie value :f iar. I t:: "
stands hizlier tian at any f.tr.e
than in fiv- y-ars. This 1 indi
cative. However, a lan.i io'tn ut
this titn- wouli be a real disstrr
Farm lands are not t to a pla:
where tiey pay as a rt- t.-.-
dollar invested as n h, iti.n-d
in many otlir iniis'riei
Federal l,,n1 . .-
while tio
lire? and f r es sal ir. K-;i -.-.n
dnrtn? the ;;-t four tn.ntis .. f
1S25. farmers are fini ng Itss trou
ble in refunding m i.-t,-a;es mad
ia 191? and lS'J').
Kami Iibtir
Tie f,rm iaAr situation i; rt-
encouraging. Present indications
are tiat tlie farmer nil; hive to
pay Tor- f.j- labor ti.i year tian
last. Diring tie last iay
eminent r-ior s show tiai tie mo,;
outstan i nt timg evi.-int in em
ployment circles; has been 'he in
creased driruni for farm lan.r.
Vany states iave dannj tie r-a,t
year .aterad into iarce road budd
ing programs Tii.s creates a n
demand for labor througicut ie
state and will r-.-- the effect of
Increasing labor cos: ..a the farm.
wnich will raise production
somewhat.
Cost of farm
and Mrs. Curtis miti ;
from Pelican Civ srent
i with Mr. and Mrs. J
t ti s --ansf-r. Purin; -i
s i-r.'ial Mtntaita I-ar l-"."e
-;e. ti'.t a group cf h .-i ririff
Mrs. George H
rip to K'aT.
Fall-
l.ad a-
I"'d tl c rce
Wnlii Tariff
-. -. F;lls
i'irrr.a
C- : unia
re'urr. r.g M nia
Mr. ani M-s. Clare: Willji'
moved out on a ranch near Lst
. river F.-.iia-3"-:
Mrs. 11 S
- anj Mrs. Toun- ,r
ir. Klamath Fall" S-uriay.
SUMMERS
i
H. Mr.
aai Mr.
. Ko
April
M' Fall
rr--.. hvi l-j-.
-r pi-. - uad will v
ye- r
r.d Mrs. y. A. V--z-'
': '- ' their rand;
h.ghwar aftr spenii:
family
--nt'.y n
in Kla
in Klatua
'v H. p.r-wa
Kianta-h Fall- iv
in i tieir nev J
Acres.
Mr and Mrs. Cur-is Luk and
family c; redarville. Calif., are l;v
.r.g --z ti- Fred flreaaoa ranci
.r -u.nmc-r. Tr.ey may locate
o.. ie ""est visited
last Friday,
t." .rs cl'fj held its
la-- We.'aesday at
eiu'Pir.e.n" -eem o
be larair.-;. In r.'.J. farm
anuipnien: was fr'ni to TO p-r
cent h g':-- i:, ,h.-- pr war lev-;
Kuring ti- pa.-; w.-;er it has heen
from 7j to '0 per cnr i;2ier
no.ne s.:e.i- rMuctioa.' i
are rep r-ej w.,: ;. show
in retail tr.it acti ,a,
ere pe-a.a.e,,.
'.Val-er ar.i
."-umm-.-.s sciio
Tie j-;:? .--
regular t.--:.;;
tie hrme cf Mrs J. C. Paul. It had
be.. a announced a0 a farwell party
f r Mrs Walter West who recently
m. treat this neighborhood to
Klem.-.-i Falls. It utrned out to be
i v-ry :-liuitful and we'.c ,tre iar.1-ke.-
u.-f -i-Tver ;,. y.. w-t who
C -n. in Marvin cf M-i ,.
i ' : ; - ; j- i.nb ta" z B "
t-ndv.-ej on- of ;h most li-.irabie
I'aila le Jipl'ma'ic pos'; a c m-
:-ii' . iu.ni-iia'-ly a'u-r one
i .. -. f .- i j, - T.ew'r.'. - miiar
Pi .: M.nl -o -re Iioll,- :--e-.
Tie ..;t.in-nt- . f tiis d- vi were .,
P.-,-. .i-nt a.ii--s,ej .
:t '..1. -iap-d - e to iui.i-ate tiat
'ouiit..--i ,n-rs -o h' r opp-s;.
r.i.in r--r. '! linn's lie
tie -. .ard w-rre in confli g-aerally
wltl: t.-.e board and whether ta--were
-arrying their figit outside
an 1 :s;ng tie government in
1 it -T.p' to su-'a:a its decision
A similar attitude was d .splayed
ny tn pres.deat under .'lightly
different '.r-umstaaces ;n tie recent
case of Brigadier General Mitchell
ia their service row. Tie presideat
made it clear then that he expected 1
officers to accept hte decision of'
their superior officers without a '
display of opposition.
i-r.rr. r-,
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ALGOMA
r.-t
Tiom;
AtiOMA. Apr:! Mr and H.l.
Mrs. A! Mir-in and children moved Fra-.l-i
to Klamath Fa!. 3 i-aturdav. F 7-
Mr. and Mrs V.'ii::.,m Sow-!l t-r - flv.',
tored to Kerby "re ar.d spent a V. ri
ra'er.tf Mr W-;
-eek with Mr. .-'ow
and --. Iii.-k r
Mr. anl Mrs. :: Hf'man
.ml children aof.-r-d to K.riy.
Or-coa to spend Sunday.
Carl Pav'snn from McCloud.
Calif., in visiting wl'i friends
.f th
'as as-.-'e; Mr;, c Vi
' and Mrs r rj;
ir -ing will '.;.- h-".l Wedne--Aptil
2 at toe home of vr
Fred Peterson. Tie f lowin- :vJi
Were p-escnt. M-;j.;Tl-j T -i-
n. K. J. .M.-Fall. C. F.
"urtis I.usk. L A. We.t.
Payae. Fr-d P-ttrson. J.
l-.'t. W. f. T .:.. .ad, Hert
5 Ms-',
rl -n. A .;
'iness
V ,r-
T r. Case.
r.ning. Mary
'. . -t. Ishe'
. ' 1 -
Ka'i..-.
sick ii-t ;
P-ters -n
i.,
Ar
as on the
't ' and Mrs. Fred
iosti!:r.-d ;or her in
e Suuinier. s-..o,-;.
TWO LeW COttage, W-re
inl-y Sat- last wek m the Win K-el! ranch.
This makes f'Te -r'n.-i. . .
u . . . . . .... -.--"un..it.ae oeen
- aJ Mr Kar! K:i11-- ' Put up in the las- six months.
and rel.ttvej
urday.
CHILOQUIN
rHILOQVIN. April W.li.sa,
Crawford, ranrber on ?prazu left
. r Kiantata ;-atls on
tr.r.
P. i ert Wiisoa. cattienii". r.f r
Kiamah road. w:-i Hirlr
li k 1'ft for Klamath Falls , v
g n- f .r the day.
P.obe-t David, rancher of Mod e
Point. Mrs. David and two son
left for Klaina-'a Fails to attend
to seme business matters
George DuVall. owner cf tie Du
Va!l hall and family left for Klam
ath Falls and were accompanied by
their son Amos DuVall.
Wilie David, well known horse
man of Modoc Point is !a Klam
vh Falls on a business and pur
vhaiiing trip.
John DuVall. rancher r.f tie
marsh left for Klamath Falls on
a purchasing; trip.
Edward Ccpperfield. ranch-- of
Whiskey Creek, who recently had
his leg brokea is improving slew.
IT ia 1 Klamath Falls hospital
Dan Hart, daughter Mn. Wil-
; it a a a 11 1
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mirr. '-.!
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f Inn :!' 'l tr, '
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. .el 1 1 . 'I K'l t ' 1
t 'l 1.1 . h I I l"J ' f ,
f -i
.. . -..'... h inlrlll
;,.-.rv fh fans. .cord. IK 10
i. v,ser of st..na p-ni. wi. (7a t n 1 i ti a lilandi To
a il.l.i-a'e of thr 1mi .i.tTi
.,,. of America b'ci cn.-D
...1 ,n Clm ako r....T'l " ' ,n
temporle, miitht ha.
a, cann. asout sn-r:ti 'h wilv AVAl.i'S ( aaliiia laland. Calif
t:,",i: as he but he aa lh flrat '( Appi, .. A nrW r't, hallt to
t .-ie on th eubj...t n1 hence ; imlr(( . ,h f.mo.is Illl..
-. all the rrrd t France la be lli rimslrucl.d OB
Th- ioi.gy of toe risk "-"- ,.,;,, ,,:aA
cim-d a great deal am.. Iraak a W1,ln Wrlgley Jr. Ih. eh.-
d,, declared Mr Web'.er Where ( knjI h .nnouor.d
-e m git ha.e ha.i a A. i-a kind f )r n ,,. hrtl).i all(i
.f fr tie mud. rn f h. rman ha ,lliaa!l, ( French archlt.ctur..
1 ,. jp . f hur. it. d rl f ,1.,r,,I,m,,ir H. 000.00O.
11 it the f.s pt.'t ri. e for an T ... r,.rt he for th. 'silk
!.-. ! thai iii'iin .1. the fater .mil ., i.-kinit" ruliinr. Wnglnjf aald. and
:.' a ( signs "f life i the mit th,. brglnnlnk of a B
n ,. ,!. as it ev.r n II , f, - -ha Island whlrk I. lit-
1... . .;' '. l'n.i -'f ' l.s lb it . 1 i,v o.ii tiri'liit'O- as-
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T . . . . ii.ii.s an ti"-it'tir T''.- .'i. ih 1 tl t-.it lias atudled
.'.'.. I g' - . I 1 "a. .ie li.l ! the ini'-s'.'ii ..f ! r in .'ill' ' .11 K rtrctrl-
: .111! .' 1 ' .n'.iii. c'(v fr. m V- 4.0 an. I S.eilro to
ng a .' :- r. - lrtim.irk has n-p ol.-.l lh. plan
T .. i'.i.t. -i". '1 - 11 '- il f.-. but vrrv rap hsv.
.m.tk r.ii,"7
Klis.nl, iv.T. M a.
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A ""''nir of
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Afi.- .1
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SCANDIN
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