The Klamath news., April 28, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

KLAMATHNEWS-
AGENCY
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.... Vr.-,! It M.lffilt
: .. trills Thuisday.
J,' Johnson ' K,"-
Un Herbert i "
to nt't'r I" Portland.
S.iturtluy niorn-
Jollry utMwn.n '"
n rrnniimny Ihrm,
,, far a. lloschurg
. L.,1 A itaaer
,H ur. .
Kl.mith Falls Thursday.
t,r iitraara n..
nuh appointea
,4 lukrr d.-lcir,at in
.I'win of I" southern Ore-
of Woman's Hubs.
, Knur III"' April :r.
I Tutno-nil received of.
'Iff from Washington, l
, inn.f.-r to trj.v..iiK
d.nMl inspector. II"
. ii j f.-w (l..v. for new
t Cmii. Inin"'"r for the
-I!, t.ti.l Kiailltilh Al!'fl-
ir Ji.hBS-.n-ll'-Nt
for Umrw-r I2M
,r rrvcral days last wink In the
In i rial "f fix Klauinlh kuardlnr
, )l M.I.
Mr. and Mm. Marlon Holier .nil
children lntore, I.) Medford t.rr
the. weekend last Halurday.
Mm. K. A Maker returned (nun
H..ue tllvrr. Or Kunday, where
un. aiU'n.l.'d lb i-onvenilon of Hi
rtouthern Ores; n Frd.ratlin of Wo
man's . lu'n a a delegate from tlx
Ktaiua.h Agency club.
Vr and Mr. I) I,. M'Coy have
tlii'lr (Ural Mr. McCoy's mother
J It. Lewis, of Wiliillla. lire.
Mr. and W FHnn a re-
iil iiK al I ! home if Mr un.l Mm
I) I. McCoy until Ih.'y are aoxlKn
rd other quarters. Kllnn waa re
c.nlly transferred her aa a scaler
from Warm rlprlnics, fire.
Mr and Mr. W. II Zeh and
Mr. and Mr. T '. John. on and
il.nlhliT went on an out Inn trip
Hun.lny and brouxht bark with thrm
a number nf plant to put In thr
park at AK.-nry pr!n A niimher
of people are taking treat Inlcri.l
In plarlnc wild flower., ahrnl.a and
! tree, at thin plara in add tn Ita nat
ural beauty. Thla park la to be
drill, atrd on Mother Hay, May ,
at a ve.pi-r xrtlre tn he held at
the aprlnn at f:30 p. th. He ll.-ni,
Wel.a will rtudurt till, kefvlre All
who ran and are Intree.ted are
reiurai d tn plant . ime a .1 1 tu lili-
tllltlK. there I efore the lime of
deittrmion
Mr. I.iilu Jnhna in and Mr. J
V Allun wint to KUmatli Full.
Saturday
Mr nn.l Vr. Hairy K Ui.l.liin
ere In Kl.un.ilh KK Monil.v af
IrriiiMin
K. A linker a:nl Vlloll Wiley.
Jr. drove to Klarniith Fall. Hunituy
ufterooon. an were nrroinpanled
home hy Mr. K. Tak. r. who
hnj been to Itngue Klver over
the werk-end.
Tnilav. April 28. l!2r.
News in Pictures W action boy scoots go
BY FIRE DEPT. TO LAVA BEDS
Page Fiv
lit tst Itiml.rr lit it fair
Trut is w h;il yuii can
f t 'if us. We il. livtT as
iriim;.... UV si-ll al tin
M coriMs'.fiitly fair fitf-
liqu.rc' alitint our clr-
abilily.
lakeside Lumber
Company
Fortcr Construction Co.
i
Mnkes Big Shipment ,
l.nuU K 1'nrffr ('(iiisi ru ( inn
to in jit n v. rt-protfiiiat Ivp in this
rutnry fur th. In I t-r lock Iiir t.tli-. i
fhli'plnc l!t r.irlcr.ids nf t ta - in :i t l-i I 1
! i i Alrnm.i 1. iiriibt r rnni.;iny tn
!'. unt il In ! !n.-!iil!a' inn f a
fin- in y dry kiln Mr. T'.trN-r nay
Tiai tn- lfHikft fr work In t rt-n- ,
Htrihtlnri liunitiiH). fnr i!ir m-xt Ihr'
yearn In Ih tlx sri'iin-xt In thu hlx
tnry n th" trudr In thin H't'tiuii ut
tlw romitry. i
AnlN ipat'HK thU Inrrraup In tuinl-'
nt'-'H l h lcrtr Cnntt rvn I inn mm- 1
p.tny h.it fiilarK'Ml irH jtl.mt ami
i'juiimint to Iaki raro (if Un trade. '
M. N-ITK tirrKltlfKIX
K-n Kfntr
Ml Unrnln Hi.
Actnrihni; to n Nw York pliyHl
flan inmiv uiitniiinluN drivt-rrt tlt-
flop ii new form of foot t roiil-l ,
ill rnu, ;h tin ti of the prdals on.
thrlr run that In Kinif vw hn
prodix't d ai l ual ilcforinttit h.
FI11E
MD NO INSURANCE
''"" '"'I ra.rrv for the fi-.
U In,-, lt, li,,,,,, r nuy
i' rr"l"Tly by lire mi, lum
P-'Oi-liie. ,v am, VOI It.
Are ),i lovenil? If
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"OMYER & MOMYER
INSURANCE CO.
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SCANDINAVIAN
ROOMS
Afe Now Open.
Stric,y up-to-Date.
KJm From $6.00 Up.
Sheel
1 Metal
s?,C-? to order
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HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 323
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XTltAI, AUTO HKItVICK
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M,ulr,("r'"'" M,l,
t.uarantoed.
K'SK RAM,A,.L
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J ""l.hSMITH
C""m Tailor
"Wnt-r. Rb,K.
U, $70.01.
CALL ON
THE OLD
RELIABLE
WITH YOUR
HOUSE WIRING
PROBLELMS.
PHONE 171
Bill Butler Mgr.
I). A. U. Convention Is Opened
'vrJiiaai.'.-.f'
Miw r-inviA i.EJTTEKi; j- Ar cook.
1 he iliiny lounh d iicr.-n ut tne laugnt. r of the An-'-ru-an H'-vo
rutlon ha ai.n-iuhie.1 in Wa-liii.K'on. I). C. .Mr.. Antnony Wayn- tctk.
preM.leul Ken. ral ol thn liauirhlera. I fhnwn b'-r wi'li M'. Kuaenia
Lelu. ne. daughter of Major (ieneral l,ejU';iie. couuiauder of the Umtid
tuui Mar.na Corps, uer peraonaj pa .a.
NEWS SPOTLIGHT CENTERS ON THESE
FIGURES.
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New Safety First at Sea Radio
af? jaeVjaut. mje
Photo ihowt DonlU CaaUeernDd as ah itirnals to the bridge of the
a B Orbit to lower ewy and the Orbita. radloquipped lifeboat
takei to the water. ThU lifeboat l the flret of Iti kind and li a new
ienarture In eafety flr at tea. There l specially trained crew to
Seeja the portable radio which. In cae of accident to the steamer.
yoiJd al aU times be able to maintain communication with rescue ehlpt,
. S. FIRE
Quirk ai'.lcn by the local fire
company about 1 1 : 20 Sunday niKht
saved the Klumath hlKh arhool
hulldlnit from a .erlniu ror.fUxra
tion. The hlaie iiir'ffl In the chemls.
try laboratory on the second floor.
; probably from some Inflanilble mix
ture that had been rarelessty left
exposed. MUm Hetty Mueller who
lives on Third atreet near Waah-
Portyeven Ikiy SiouH and their
parents comprised a caravan of
automobile In an all day trip to
Ibe !-ava beds Sunday. The Klam
ath Kalis croup was Joined ky the
Merrill Hoy Hcouta under Scont
maiiter KroKKins.
J. II. Howard of Klamath Falls,
who spent several years In the
Lava bed and who found and sur
veyed about T2S raves in that reg
ion acted as special guide and In
structor on the trip. He explained
in a very interentlng manner the
ilngron. flrn noticed the smoke form"on" ,ne """s Fol
j emerging from the building and "" """"""''s and lb laby-
but for ber prompt railing of Chief rlDth-
; Ambrose. Klamath county would j Tnt trip waa ODe of the most
have a charred and blackened ruin Interesting, entertaining and educa
J where the school building now tional of any taken by the scouts
'stands. this season. As the ,eason progres
j I'pnn arrival of the department mre trips of a similar con
i the flames bad eaten through the structlve nature will be taken over
' second floor and embers were drop-1 the week-ends. In which Cecil A.
i ping through to the first floor. NotCoolt. newly appointed scout execu
lover 15 minutes were required to 1 tlve ,or Klamath Falls and Med
! put the fire entirely out. but the '" l" direct and Instruct the
heat waa becoming so Intense that scouts in scout and woodcraft,
.the whole Interior of the laboratory!
! would have burst into flames in
but a few momerfts according to the
chief.
I Chief Ambrose narrowly escaped
'serious injury when he dropped
through a hole wlure the fire had
jeamen away thetsupporta to a sec
i Hon of the second floor. He es
caped with a few scratches and a
bruised hand.
I The regular classes at the high
school were not Interrupted yetrter-
day although a temporary head
quarters for the chemistry class
' will have to be provided unt jl ex
t tensive repairs can be made to the
burned laboratory.
Poor Eyesight
la a drsln npon your nerves
your health, and your dis
position. Why suffer when the reme-ly
lies in correctly fitted
glaiiea. Ask any wearer of
glanso.
Our examination of the eyes
is Tery complete. We have
unil uar the later innlru
niraia known to the optliuJ
st'lrtwe.
DR. GOBLE
TOO Mala Street
(I'lasaee Frames)
Ground Repaired
Eyes Examined
QUICK SERVICE
Klamath Cattlemen
Pleased At Cattle
Ban Modifications
HEAT DEVELOPS
IN COUNCIL ON
BOS FRANCHISE
i
I (Continued From PaRe One)
Many rattle and sheep men of
the Klamath country expressed
themselve syesterday as ' plea.ed
I with the action of the Oregon
state livestock sanitary board In
modifying the ban on California
livestock coming Into Oregon on ac
count of the disastrous possibilities
of the hoof and month disease.
Thousands of cattle which were
sent from the Klamath country
Into California for wintering may
be reshipped with little difficulty
back north now, by obtaining a
special permit from the state
board and by complying with rigid
sanitary regulations on freight cars
as the livestock is enroute.
ATTENTION" :VNIF.IUCAX I.F.tilOX
Executive meeting tonight. All
members invited.
FRANCIS OLbS, Commander.
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Let Us Do Your
Washing!
French Hand Laundry can
handle your family washing
best. We make this a spec
ialty and are equipped to give
you unexcelled service. We
are hard on dirt but not on
clothes. The finest pieces are
washed cleanly and safely by
us. Let us call!
The French Hand
Laundry
WE EMPLOY OXI.Y
IXIOX HELP
127 So. 4th St., Phone 41MJ-H
SZl'GKCVER C.BEESDOVV WCR. JOlSr-aW.
Mrs :-nta Durfee Arbuckle. who stuck to Koscoe "ha...
k u in. Ter famous screen comedian was ou trial it. hai. Ha.n.a.o
when tlie f' f 'amous w n() Bl,,mert.
mediately from baseball.
j posed to take any definite action
Ion the matter last night considering;
I the new turn events had taken, but
It was finally agreed that a special
1 meeting would be held between 1
Young and tiie councilmen tonight,
i A letter was read from the Mer-:
'chants' Bureau stating that the or-(
, Ionization did not tavor the es-,
.tablishment of any gasoline filling
I stations on Main between Third and
j Eleventh. Some reference was made
'to the granting of a permit to the
I Shell Oil company hy the council,
i last night. Councilman Roberts ',
'named over all the merchants who'
.attended the meeting which was!
responsible for the above action. J
All but one of fTtse merchants had
'stores located two or three blocks
J from the corner of Eighth and ;
Main, Roberts said, and the facts
were that all the nearby property!
j owners but the one had signed a
I petition favorable to the Shell Oil ;
I company. The matter was then;
dropped. I
! Some of the councilmen asked !
I the mayor to appoint M. L. Oben-
chain as official paving inspector
to work with the city engineer on
the enforcement of specifications
on the new paring Jobs coming up.
The mayor said he couldn't see any
need for haste and he wanted to
know who all might be applicants
for the Job.
V-rvIv tat A
"- .; ri ! r'- ?7ft''' E
CLAUD H. DAVIS,
FURNITURE
.-Makers.
!UI
Rodeo Proposition
Will Be Favorably
Recommended Today
The chamber of commerce com
mittee appointed to study the Ro
deo question, met at the chamber
rooms yesterday afternoon and their
findings favorable to purchasing the
rodeo by a stoclT company to he
organized here will be presented
to the directors of the chamber at
their noon meeting today.
I). E. Alexander of the Rock
Creckj ranch was present at the
meeting and stated that he would
give the rodeo his active support
and saw no reason why It could
not be made a most successful af-
i fair and a credit to the Klamath
! country. Those present were: Wm.
In.ilton, Joe McDonald, J. J. Mil
ler, H. A. Jewctt, R. E. Bradbury,
Ciene Henry, R. E. Deweese, Fred
Houston, D. E. Alexander, K. Sug
arman. and Jas. Swanson.
A paper wnere all the people hare
opportunity to express themselves If
they desire that's The Klamath
New. .,
Common Sense
Will tell you the more and smaller the
voids in hollow tile walls
The More Insulation
You Get
SPECIFY AND DEMAND
Six Cell Columbia Square Tile
Six Cell Interlocking Tile
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Porter Construction
Company
Agents
Phone 13 Klamath and Market