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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 24, 1925)
I 1 li i i li Page Eight Friday. April 21. 1 '-" 7 fctsli- LOCALS t Had Spill Marks Maryland 'Chase Mr. and Mrs. C. business vi-ito- i erday frori their Point. h.i.nv ere y cs It. . ki ll cuit C.K17 tiail I) rint.s :i proved. J. hr.ojn, bailiff of the cir- arjd :o a i r, cortc! Walter St Kra'iV Wolli a trj-.s.- M h r.u s at He'.: I 11 1I..':..ti K (1. Kn i.irf an I here m 'ke city , fr i.t! their L Wash of Due. :. i r a l'j. J. ' n 11 "in i; T . iiiakir:.: K'ani i:i F.V.I fvr a few days. :u.- ll- 1.. A. V i t a here la :h.j of Oal. i 1. tty oa huMn'-.ss O. K. and K. It. Hooa of the Western Ber.d and .!orUai;e Co. of Medford are in Klamath Falls oa Vr. ix.i Vr cmiutiied I'v Mr. J and daur-'.'.er Shirley. d.-.'.v ia town yesterday from their homes ia A-JhUnJ to !!( frii-iiui" and rota tive. While here Mr and Mrs Henry Enders attended the Ki wanis luncheon at tie Wane Fe'.i osn hotel Mrs J. E. Kr.ders and daughter are Tkrltin at the home ' business. of Mrs. Enders' parents Mr. and Mp ni !rj K R Pittersja of Mrs. L. Jacobs. j Sai-rim(,n:o are Klamath Falls bus- ' Mr. and Mr.. R. E Watteaburg. 1 ies visitors. Ther expect to accompanied by Mrs. Myrtle Helm ' d the summer in this city, nod Miss Mae Phinney. teachers at; Hsn. N).;ander w,s , county seat Che Riverside school. hv3 i etur'r..!;or ygSt,rday frora n4 raach :ome after spending th Easter . jeutheasl of Klamath Falls, cation in Pan Fuuvu . i.e, -there they enjoyed see:ng the fleet. ! Mr. and Mrs. VT. C. Daltoa were. Klamath Falls business visitors yes Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Wolf and ; ,,om homa nMr Malio - Mr. Wolf's assistant, who has been here for several weeks at the Em-, The ladies of the Christian church pire hotel left for Lakeriew ye-: will hold a cooked fjod sale Sat- cJUMYCli FAILS'. jt m; ;t i : threw .IMd !jleu- TV. K'ait. Vpri. f'ti n -i.nt:. Win' it K I. ,1 . . i T ' I'.e.u' 1. Al. :i:e li THE I hi pnatu was talti'a Jut bfor one of the Jockeys tn the Point tn Point Hum t'lub race at Pierce farm. Harford Couiit. MJ, ended tp iu a taJ sytll The Point to Point race, an annual affair, was viW 0''M"d h 3fer.i tfiou.and of Marylaml a aociet folk, vcU aj hua rjvtii oi prvtmiu. nt people iron out of low a. I erdar on business- Mr. Wolf te urddy. April 25 at the Sanitary market. Seventh and Mvn street. Muscontes Attention A meeting; of those present will be held Friday Evening, April 24 After the regular lod?e meeting. Million Dollars Of Road Work in ; Oregon To Start i h: a CALL ON THE OLD RELIABLE 1 i -. CP WITH YOUR HOUSE WIRING PROBLELMS. PHONE 171 Bill Butler Mgr. PORTLAND. April Proposals for Sl.000.000 worth or ork were opened today by the state highway commission. The main project was 1 the reconstruction of the pavement on the lower Columbia river high . way betwene Astoria and Sveosoa, which involves an expenditure in excess of J250.OOO. Among other projects were: Douglas county Paving ap proaches to t'.e R. A. Biota bridge on the Pacific highway north of Roseburg. 0.54 miles of concrete paring. Dougla county Gardiner section of the Roosevelt coas highway, .72 miles of grading and 1.71 miles of surfacing. Josephine county O'Brien school George ranch section of the Redwood highway, 8.15 miles of: grading. j Lake county Chalk cliff Hunt-' er Hill section of the Prineville Lakeview highway. 8 6 4 miles of broken stone surfacing. ' Awards will be announced by the commission Friday. Get Enough Sleep Says Jersey Doctor' NEW YORK. April S3. Peo- ' pie who sleep less than seven hours a day are "going on their i nerve." for sleep not only "knits up the raveled sleeves of care" but it is an important factor in the prevention of its ravelling, aceording to Dr. Chester T. Brown, of Newark. N. J. Dr. Brown, who is associate medical director of the Pru dential Insurance company, made this statement in a reply to the inuuiry: "low much sleep is necessary, and why?" "It is a mistake to say that every adult should have eicht or any other specified number of hours of sleep." he said. The present day tendency is to under-indulge in sleep and over-indulge in eating and other pleasures. Such unbal anced indulgence does not make for a healthy or efficient peo ple. For sleep Is a pleasurable pastime as well as a great healer." Police Trying To Solve Mystery Of Rich Woman Murder f.'Jt.l.VTK PASS TK.it u Kit IS SKCIOl'HLV HTKT GRANTS PASS. April 23 J. E. Button, teacher at He remained unmoved when con fronted with letters written to him by the woman. One of these et- -Mrs ' ,t' in handwriting of Mrs I'n ,,j : ternahrer. according to the police. city. was seriously injured today, when s'rall'd '' tn back of the the automobile in which she was letter r:lu ,h" "itinient: rid. us wi;h her son struck another "If 'ou I,,v " 1 ll,v" "u- car driven by Ciiris Eisman "ur '"vp r:in n,,r,,r ' cut two." ; Mrs. Button was on her way from Tll's '"tter was found by police (reat Britain manufactured about jtv , . , . . .... t!"s c,tlf to school when the acci- 20.000.000 pounds of artificial silk'di,nt o.curl.e(1 last year, an increase ot atiout 3.000,000 pounds from the previous' year. j Apparatus that measures the' density of fogs is constantly Sander 3 Will Succeed Secretary Slemp , I use a Lon,jon weather bureau.: f I . ' ! THIS AD IS WORTH 50c To You Bring in this ad; it is worth 50c on the pur chase price of a hox of Zadoc Pills. Zodac Special Kidney Remedy always gives results. Whatever your needs may be, you will find the utmost in quality and service at this Drujr. Store. Forbes Drug Store 8th and Main. M - : .;;i... '. in Sharpe's rooms. Valdez was picked up several hours after the body was found. His clothing bore siuns of having been stained with blood and hastily washed. His movements are being looked up. A spiral groove cools the smoke in a recently patented tobacco pipe before it reaches a smoker's mouth. More than one half of the asp halt that is usea n the United States is a by product of Mexican petroleum. FARMERS AVERAGE 51500 CASH MONEY i (Continued From Page One) resulting from over-production of I potatoes last year, the reports this early indicate an average large crop for 1525. Of course, forecasts of thn fruit situation nre necessarily very limited al this lime, as cold weather and hail can still do tremendous iluin n ce. The dairymen have been feiiitn nither Woe. Prices hnvn not Ih-.-m so Kood. There are n,w Indication M-Mi give a mon ..ptimlstic tone. A tremendous cold ntoiacn carry, over of hotter has been practically i leaned tip. Willi .nKH Bhowlnn a Miod price, there is a decrease in clary production, which will probably strengthen dairy prices. Sbor.- EVEEE.Tr SVUCTDEVS" . Bascom Slemp. of Virginia, richest man who ever acted as qrh vats secretary to American President, will retire on Marcfc , to look after his large business In terests, lie will be succeeded by Everett Sanders, retiring Congress, man from Indiana, who would havs been Republican Vice-President oad It not been for the opposition shown him In the Cleveland, Ohio, convention by United gtsles Sens tor James Watson, of Indians. KLamW fa . . ...i ...h Frank '' ih"" " . kno.i, wrestler II. t,,r 1 K.-rr'Mt, well k.,o. ,, m,n h i, t!i. a thrown lv lh 1- i:i.f k ie l to b.. s meeting o ,i.i l"d in It.'"' at llt:l'l"- s .i i t.:k i.er i .. fu. a-., h ,,f Hi,. 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April S3 Not' satisfied with the t"wo arrests al-1 ready made in coun.Mlon with the brutal killing of Mrs Marie IMiise ' I'ntercahrer. wealthy 4S year old widow, police today prepared to round up every pos-,r.ile acquaint ance of the slain woman. The widow's mutilated body was found Wednesday morning on I, deserted stretch of road on the Venice boulevard. Near the body wis fcand a 1-lo.idy iluh and her . empty purse. Those already under arrest are I. in! Valdez, a Mexican, and Stan ley Sharp. 27. believed to have been at one time a lover of the slain woman. Police believe that ; '.n Sharpe lies the answer to the mystery surrounding slaying. All ot last night Sharpe was the cen-1 ter of s third degree examination j j made by scores of detectives who. sought to break down his flat den-! !a!s cf friendship towards Mrs. L'n-! ternahrer. I CHILOQUIN CIIILOQl'IN." April 23. Word has been received here that Chief Motauic. municipal J,ldgBi paritfmi leader of wheat farmers on the Umatilla rescrvatino, who was de layed by aiitomohilo trouble on his way to Pendleon arrived snfely and was one of the main speakers at a Presbytreian banuuet given tn Port land. He is well remembered as a noted Indian athlete, as a cham pion runner and borao racer and Let The New City Laundry Do Your Summer Clothes 31 Most cvciyhody wears white in tin "gooil old summer time." And whites, as you know, soil easily henee lanjer wash ings at this season of the yeai'. Why not send- your "weekly burdens" to is. Just one demonstration is all we ask "or we're certain to convince you that you io longer will b a'sfave to washtub drud gery. Here's a service that is satisfactory in L'very respect and economical as well. Get jur prices. New City Laundry 5 Main St. Phone 154 ft kl.J it, V r- 5 Main St. Phone 154 i M Fortune Winners Have To "Train" Too Great athletes "train" for their victories. By care ful living and regular habits they store up the physical and mental energy needed to win their victories. Fortune winners have to "train" too. If you want to be ready to meet the test of opportunity and WIN-be-gin now to build up a reserve through regular saving. American National Bank Klamath Falls, Ore. a.
