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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 28, 1925)
Page Eicht Tuesday, Anlj2S.J:. Hf LOCAL si K.lw.i-J "1 GERMANY ELECTS IDNDENBERGFORi num.- as number 1M7 on ''"' " 1 .il -'-ar rtin Inult- ' ami that '' Mn Henry Crimes left for P r:- Mr. anj Mra Una tr an indefinite stay with her Wr.i. X-nm.-y.-r. have r-tu:n-d fro (ton who in attending Hill's mill- bk where th.y tarv academy there. M:s. R.x McMillan acJ Mrs 0. A. Hiliwol! left Sunday for their hum.- la California af:.-r p-e I:i -vcr.it d.ijs lure ua frond and r.-'atiit-s. . Mr .. Mary McDonald '.h s city ass returned home from AsolaaJ. ..here she bu be.a vwitit: .it t.e iinaie "f her daughter. Mr.-. Walter Junes. t-ral d-ivs oa business, is s'u'o f-.ro marshal. in.; for Sak-m t. .lay in for S.-V- Mr W .If ThfV are Mr. and ?.T from I a! i: i'j..f. ,'as.:re. W. l.oe of M :ii Fa'is liusil: her. ti i-iae.- '.Ii ir I French Deny They Will Send Protest Against War Marshal's Success W. (.-','.-: It-.-sehu-g on bus here fnai Mrs. L. Ja.-.-.ha and her daugh ter, Mrs. James Stewart have re- t i-ned from a week-end trip visit s'us u relatives and friends at Asa- laud. Luke Walker aceompan.oj 1 his aiother Mrs. Addle Walker aaj ( . F. Il.ukin and daughter made a business and plta.aro (.-:; la lr Suaduy and returned in the evou- L. Caldwell and Dick Miller of mg. Spokane. Wash, are registered IK' Arcade hotel. ' spent the week-end Ernie L. Hosier spent Sunday in ' Falls. thai ciy visiting frierdtf. , K. full. .1 S. I.. ! 11 IhHIliN, Holland. Xplll -7. 1 hiixi thins I" " nic-iti'. nothing to ine." via-, the !! r.-Hino friim former kaix-r Willi.-iii of MTinm when nkcl what lie thought of 1 i-lcl Mal-liol Von lliildi-ll-ntc's .-lection to 111- lTiiuin pr.-t.ii ieiicy. Frail Juhnson of M id-ie Point Miss Mary Wail'er hat ret from a two weeks trip from Port land and Ashland where she has iKen oa business aid pleasure. BERLIN. April 27. Gor man is rumblinir with the KUnih fcho'es of th(? miphty shouts that welcomed the election of Kield Msrsh.il von Ilindenber:,' inch far the suuv 1'ieMuciu. A Ktnt-rai weaKoinn? oi stocks on the hours; virniallv harscd with d.-porlatioti of Hen. n itij.-im. itlllaKinit. desiiu.uoii. hum inc of proporty and .arrv otr noun n iilid Kirls. Thee ore hut 'he aiajor orinioM .-hanted a; vin-t lntn Nearly $.10,030 in Building IVrmiis Granted hy (omuil T!i- f.illowin; n'd.aa 1 "on -. 1 er.mt.-d a! t'-e r.-m'ir ' "'' In.-, .-f the eouTi il l-s' I: - '' T.ti- h.oiso. !'" '!. d'...-M-na. J.0i-. V. K t. I: 01 . t.-nt h- -.is.-. s:.. i: w TV ..a. .IwerilK'. Jl.Sliu. A B '-" ' d-lellins. ' Hon- ' - - tion to residence. $1.T. ' I'.leiti er. dwelllnit. $400. J K lUellins. 11.000. J I! liuth d .-!!'.ai;, IS. S00. (1. Plx.'tl IllK. 1.00U. I. !. Kueiner; Ins. 100. W. H. llrothertoa Stale Tiic Insvraiice C-nrniissoner Plonsed With Local Equipment ,,,, ,., I.I ' ' 1 1 - :.,! I it i, l I I! tltl'.o ll-l t-l- tl . Mr. an-! Mrs. I,. O-rher are lea ins for ;h mer next S ind iy. Katler. r. f-olf Ins. $1,000. Jas Mi-Untwri. itar-ai-e. $100. W. J. lltirhert; d - -UiliB. Jl.'.O. Jos. PoKler; dellins. $1.15. Koh.n O'Dell; dwelllni;. $l.:oi. W. Storey: remod-l dw.-lllai; M'HI. I. S. Perk; tent hou . $o. II. Ilyrou. dwolling. IT00. W. M .;;.! ;, lit. V. lil M "' " .,. . . ,:.;,. i-n..r. ' " I ! !i:l i:i !.:'"' " I ,, ,.! in " "' !h ' 1 , i . 1 1 i . , , in i'i .-roil i - i - ":i .--., . ..-il I o- - I ;l ' '''" "' I T. .. 111:11 I t Mi ' ' ''" j, M- 'on 1 ir l-.'- .l ' - ' ' l ' ; II.-',' li- -I-. -.I " -. ' ' V...H s'lil.-d ll' ' "':-'' " ll " -' '- ' ! . Mo r -.ll! I- ' '':- '-' 1, .1. p.'- U HI -I ' '"' " ' '" '" i, mil 111 ll:.' . il "'O'liu I.'K H'-'l- I. in tm - -i-T "' ' 1 "" ' m,.ii. r 1.1. "-r -.l..ai.-d 'ho hi ltd s, hool Imil'liii.t iif'.-r i ho .':re yo.t.-i- ilai . I'lil .11 UliaMe !'. .let I ll.lllO the fir.-'. orn::ii A New FreiRht Linc for rvlamatli I' alls. Cliil vicinji Trucks leave daily at 1 1 a. m Stae trrmiiml, 613 n Crews & Anderson I T v: H - a if f.ir Mi-- iini.nin'ii'i-i rt tTlil iPl TUat !OI OI ?w daw with h:s the elections rcsiut in the union to s;i?2j a lienor; rt-modct Knrj.u1 IT.vou. It Dealers Used Car Exchange HOAGLAM) fYKJOINS 8th and Pine 9(s. Open Evening and Suivlay. CEnTiEn rsEi c.ins SrWUlS 1924 T pass. Hudson. Duoo paint. Grogs air spring. A-l condition. 1924 Studehaker Light Six. Duco paint $375 1924 S-.udebaker Light Six Duco paint 800 1924 Overland, guaranteed condition 4 50 1921 Ford Coupe. Duco paint 300 1911 Ford Coupe. Duco paint 330 1913 Hudson 7 pass. Duco paint 850 1923 Chevrolet, Duco paint 400 1922 Dodge 475 1919 Dodge 375 1918 Dodge 275 1924 Ford Sedan, gnaran teed 500 1923 Oldsmoblle 650 1922 Bulck Six, new paint 700 1921 Buick Six, Duco pafot 57i 1922 Big Six Studehaker 1000 1920 7 pass. Chandler 450 1923 Studehaker Coupe .... 900 1921 Nash 375 1921 Oldsmoblle 650 1924 Overland Roadster. Duco paint, balloon tires, license 450 AND A BIG SELECTION c' GUAKAXTEKI) FOItDS or ALL MODELS. .s.n I.e'.-.nd Mints, wi-.o is employ- press, ana umavivt .iui- mm- T- and the warnings of repubh :i hy We!la Farjo at '.hat c;tr. L. b. raise is in town from can iea(jers and writers have Portland on busings. ,,ot ijet,n sufficient to quiet the ad Mrs. tumultous acclaim. iteruiau. is ko.uk uiniui ii.-i uu.-i- j.re. it.-. u uiiiann .ion- ..win- T.-, . . J 11 menu of fortijrn s tatesnvn. lllf KUueR(lUll unti thp warning nf rpntihli- Has the Grownups Skinned At Fishin B. M'Kennaa and Mr H. V.'a'.t of Portland are reiistared . . ... a , u aiore than blasts of eondeniuation Dave Lisky of Malin apent the to persuade her that in eleetinK to week-end in Klamath Fall 'Fishermen's luek" was the K.-a- the presidency her only remaining ,.rai ri.port of the lesions of Klam- unihip;.e.l national Idol, she has atn fishermen who returned Sunday B. M. Robertson of Keno was aiaile other lIlan a wise decision. nieht from a dav aloni: the swollen a IClauiath Falls business visitor Worl.l Wonders streams of the county. It ill re. Saturday night. Since the election result was an- qul several weeks of k 1 weather nounreil :n the early Hours of .Mon- for the streams to set down to a..r day mnrnini:, the world has been mai. insuring good fi-hiag. is the clamorins: to know what It meant, general belief Mrs. Matt Kohn and Mrs. Xanna and there have been answers from ()m, pary .omrs,.ll f ,lr .r,lin Can:.-.-:i have returned from a Washington. London. Paris. B.-l- ,.art(,r r VaTt-t f.,,,,Hr ,,r K -.eeK-eua vi-si to aieaiora ana a, a- -- ia!n, Rii Kuvk.-n.iall. ll.- A. this Davis of Bend i a business visit. rr.akin? land. FAIRGROUNDS FIELD TO BE READY SOON ital-(. but from the temp-rr uf many of the millions of pt-rsons who vot-d for Hiudenbunz it U to be surmised that the answer as they st-e it ha.- not bet-n stated. i-eavins the fasciti. who want war wiMi France, and the macarch-atH who want an immediate return of the monarchy, out of rin-ideration. the German answer to the world's R. E. Rradhary. chairn'aa of the ouuty fair board, reporta the work jias startf-d on preparlns a first class 'aseball diamond at the fair ground.- query, is, in effect and also the half mile track is noine; ; "It means that we have a roof vorked down for the county hi?h chool track and field meet. A bit! road .scraper, obtained from e ro.nty. u doins wonderful work, fcorjin? to Uradbury. smoothing lit the Lull park and trark. Tii liairond will b? laid 0'it by City '.cin-icr G.'ne Henry, abtolntely to er.Rt'.M spe.-:itcations. and it will trtainly Ih a firat cla-.s stand'Aid t-aij'i bail park on completion. si hat no j-p?cial play.. understand- Lfi.-i or ground rulei will b reqinred lere. A new motor fuel that haa f.oan I' rather and Merle Houston, trekked way down to Rfti Pram's ranch near the California line in the Klamath canyon. Accord ine to confidential reports. Rill Kuyk- n-Li!! caught nioit of the fish for ih" puny with r. iTPoked willow pole. M-rle Hous ton took along about $9)0 worth nf tackle in a trailer on Doc Trathfr s "coup." Merle said he Rot one swell bite, but just then pot some of his takle half hitched around his neck, fell down on a slick rock, and lost the whole works. The party ate imported sardines for lunch - V? a'.";-a Lo 1 HOT DOG! LETS GO! COFFEE DAM'S PLACE CiPEH ?-u?: BUCilHESG Just Like the Famous Coffee Dan's of San Francb 616 Klamath Avenue Unusual But True (Orer Last Night's I,.'us.. Win-) over our heads, a lock on the door and weather strips on the windows." i The Germans have been accus tomed through the centuries to look up to a figure of a certain pattern. It is only since 1S71 that they have looked up to the same figure and called him kaiser. Before that (ler iv.ens in each of the states, ranging in size from speks to great areas used to look up at electors, mar graves, dukes, princes and kings. Willi i'l.h figures above them the Cerniaus obtained a feeling of se curity, and now they have raised above them the very next best thing a man identified with the Idea invented in the Orange Free State l"'r .ormer rulers, j Mw the recruiting captain at Is made from the Juice of the T" of "e Germans; Camden has asked him for the llty t'nlt.-d N'.-u-s I..s. d Wir.-i ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.. April 27. For the past three years Judge William S. Smathers has regularly given young men con victed of niln r offences the option between jail and joining the army ;ri( chemicals. I Kff$i. m- m ill i a ; t-'e .ni.i. i.h m. Perhaps have traded real security. ...... uu iuc uttj. niier ine ejection those who made the bagain seem to be content with it. Iti-ci-lv.-.s Oration Whether Hind-.-nburg will fill the frame or whether the ideals that elected him finally will recall the I monarchy, are the problems before1 Europe. Monarchists and others who have evaded that party designa- names of all who enlisted at the Judges direction in order that they may be dishonoral.lKy dis charged, inasmuch as ull recruits are required to swear they never have been convicted of crime NEW NOKK, April 27. "I'm a rarionter, your honor, and I use that jimmy in my work," Tony .iiessino tola the court just be- That Act as Beantif iers of the Home As Well as Barriers Against Flies The difference between Cofer Brothers Screens and the ordinary kind, is that our Sci 'eens keep the flies out, add beauty to your home and last much longer than just Screens. In many grades in a wide range of pricefi but all are distinct values. COFER BROTHERS CONTRACTORS Six'h and Klamath . . c ",e seeming nope- fore being held in $2,500 ball lessness of their cause, believe that! . a new era Is dawning for the father-! LONDON. April 27. George land. The logic of their argument! Harris of Islington, swallowed six appears to he excellent, but there Isj open safety pins to win a bet of much yet to be discovered about! 1.23. He has paid the five shll Hindenburg and the real Intentions! ngs to a doctor as the first In of the German people. j bailment on the operation to re Common men and women from move them. The tox.l e,.u miles aroimd trooped to the castle- from hospital expenses was $1-5 at Cross Schuwelper. where Ilinden-' - burg had retired over the week-end.! CHICAGO, April 27. "This Is ; There were peasants, war-maimed! my la:it ri'le "n a street car." sol.lieru InnUna ,,, . unl.l ir. .......... . i .m me nae trora .-..niui ..nues to ine con- around.' d"1''0" "I'm going down to buy I villages and farms all These Joyous people wore their Sun- car " Grilles patted bis po.-k.-t may oe.st clothes, and every man on- 'h h .contained $500. the down titled to a medal wore it. Payment. Wh-n he stepped ,,rf I Ilindenburs received a c-onUnu- th car n minutes later the ous ovation from the pilgrims omr money was gone. So was the ,at Intervals there burst from the : ttr;:t r"r nd pickpocket. i crowd the stirring "deutschlund ;uber alles." i 'n the handle of a new safety ........ lri""r Pn"1"'""' an electric flash 1 AKIS- Alril 27. Franco denies "ht "nouah to enable a man ,any Intention to protest the election; to ape shave himsolf In a dark !f Held Marshal Von llindenhurg rom. i"e ..erinan presidency It announced at the qual d orsay Mon-1 TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY iday night. ! An unconfirmed report had reach- RKMI''-'"!I':'1 THK PKIDK ed Berlin that a French protest was j being drawn up pointing out that j llindenhurg was on the list of "war ! criminals." The report aunarentlv was caused hy a French off iclnl j statement earlier in the day regard-i Ing Hindenburg's status. It was said at tho qual d'orsay ..-on m mat shiny new ear? Para gon Auto I-aundry can make It look Just Ilk,, that and do It nulckly, too. 127 So. 11th (at Klamath Ave.) for aervlce. AJ7 M27 A Clrculatlnn . -V!i " -I"'- - o." 1 irin-.-.u I. I-"" cny or irMlthcn that the German president-. ! K imath th.?- ".1d 2? Tnun N 1 iviamatn that a the Klamath News Spwlmg Time Sporting Goods Try These for Your Playtime Fishing Tackle Rods Reels Hooks Lines Creels Bait Landing Nets Baseball Supplies Bats Mitts Gloves Balls Masks Shoe Plate Tennis Backets-Balls Nets Golf Markers-Bags-Balls-CIubs-Tees ROBERTS & HARVEY Hardware for Hardwear. 422 Main St. Ml far 71 I
