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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1925)
2-Jejsumath i Sunday, May 3. IP-'S- KLAM Fur 4i : If ll'i .UHU 10 prf (beUrlVvfc itu-y dfilrt tlui Tt.it Kiam-i lliom Johtmr-aa-the-Kpni for I .amber I'JM 4 lfaAfBi 5i We can be of cons id able assistance to you if you are building. We can advise you about lumber and see that you get a good ffair deal and prompt deliveries. LAKESIDE LUMBER CO. SHEEP PRODUCTS FRISCO PALACE AS FOOD SHAU HOTEL RUNNING MORE BEEF, PORK FREE BUS LINE. Chief-Figures in News of the Day ASlllM.TlfX,. :"r -r" net Hritishvr 4; rf time ' 'muvh mui.D and limb as the average American. But that doesn't mean that tV British are Mgger meat eaters. It means that the Amer:cis appetite prefer beef and pork to mutton SAX FRANCISCO. Slay 'J.-When guests who hare made the Palace' hotel here habit during frequent visits net come to San Francisco, they (-'J one Institution of li-at time-honored hostelry gone. For che.ip taxi fare have van quished the Palace hotel bus. and according to the management but r r c 5 m jc- Id fact durhm th past r year ,erT!ce t0 -nd from ferries and rall- tbe per capita consumption of mut ton and lamb is this country ba dwindled to an extent that it ic now lew than a tenth that of beef, and on an average about one-fiftieth of pork and considerably less than that road stations will not be maintained' hereafter. According to Manaaer KdJte Rob erta, the fare charjeed for hu per- J Tie, while more than it ccms twoj ir tun to ride In a taxi, la not uf- I of real. The strikinK differences in f:cient !o psy tke ViKnl Df the but the fcod habits of the American and British t shown in the fact that Ian year mutton ani lamb constituted only. 3 $er cvnt of the toial meat csnsumption in the United States za compared with 2! per cent in Great Britain, according to figures compiled by the depart ment of agriculture. "Were the people of the Vnited State." the department says, "to eat as much mutton and Iamb pro portionately as those of Britain do. it would be necessary to driver to say nothing of upkeep and gasoline. Other hotels here are preparing tj follow suit. Scientist Declares Bedtime Eating Has No Effect On Dreams PAN FKANCISCO. Mav 2. Theor-; ie! about dreams are all wrong. Welch rarebits, pulm puddings. increase fruit cakes, mince pies and other' our production seven-fold. In c:h- rich delicacies have been flying er words, the present production under false colors as dream pro-' would have to be augmented by ducers. according to Dr. Victor Ia over 3.000.000.000 pounds of mut- Tour, who recently directed the pay. ton and lamb annually." chopathic ward in the New York Last year's consumption of mut- penitentiary at Sing Sing, ton and lamb In this country is es- Things that people eat just be timated tc have been 5.2 pc inds per fore going to bed have less to do person as compared with S8.S with dreams than the sub-conscious ponnds of pork. 62.6 pounds of beef mind, according to Dr. LaTour. For and 8.3 pounds of veal. The de- example, many people of late have part merit of- agriculture offers no id"! r dragons, when, accord- explanation for the condition ex- Sir Urortnck Harwell, titled Kn::n rum runner, ho .a ben financing bit rum rut.iutij bj pay;n u;iM;it er -i1 p r itil pruiit in iu das. ha admtttii itiai the ni.t ui liir I . S. rru-mu' luiini ha (racm aily iped out bis buMies Speaking m .New York. I iuno alaiHUiUira. Japantue Anitautnr to AnieruM. titnieii thai J;.'ao bad Lny icret treaties t:h liu.ii rul tiuj:eil as n tmt uhnibiiity r between the I'mted S:ates n1 Jup.ia Hi cry tij Kii-el Kurd. ho are a:ra.ly using airilaut-s cummercia.ly. are bel.eved ready to enitagt in the building of huge uirigtbi-.. tt-;!n n hni m,''iin (be "Ia Augeles" an 1 itte "SnennUoan" in (he naval air station at l.ake !iurst. N. J., by K'lsei Kord and W aliaui Ur uun .Uyo, ib .ft eiitiiritr cf the ford Motur Co.. of iH-iruit. Hng to Dr. LaTour. the subconscious Hilt TK.XAS K1KK Ity t nU.-d Pr-i8 1k. d U ir. I WACO, Tex.. May 2 Fire orig- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY cept that ' Americans prefer beef mind ls merely working along the inating in the Wiiliam Cameron and pork cnts to lamb and mutton. A booster for Klamath count) and Klamath Falls and every legit Imate Industry therein that'i tb Klamatb News. lines suggested by the game of man company Jon gg. 1 Dr. LaTour is in California for i conference with CFOvernor Friend W . Richardson relative to the estah yards here shortly afier midnight was sweeping out oi con trol toward wampuses. freight depots in taa- ratlrrs section of the city. All fire fighting eouin- lifhment of a phyrhopathic ward at mtnt in the cy wa, , d FiK SA'I.T;-J2 twn-donr ForJ Si('an; cah or terms; rired for quick sale. new San Qtientin penitentiary. general alarm. j KIsmath Fall I Hundreds of i Many Business Needs Homes Buildings It Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY To Make Real Money. BUILD For Yourself and Save Rent For Rent and Have an Income For Sale and Turn Your Monev. Consult With 19:3 KSSKX "Four" C.ia. h paint; real bargain. ACS1K MOTOR ( 0 '. S:lh Oak M2 ('"'on.' Real Estate H. R. PERRIN ; Advice Designs Plans Estimates 209 Hopka Bldg. Phone 250-J PUBLIC DANCE Given By the Pelican Muscovite Club, 1. 0. 0. F. Imoose hall I FRIDAY EVE., MAY 8TH $!usic By Houston's Orchestra COMFORTABLE 3 room house on tne house. lot on Jefferson street in good . location, plenty of room for home on front of lot. GOOD RESIDENT lot en Herbert and Hillside St., 59x140 on cor-' ner, price $4os. $100 balance at 110 per month. RESIDENT LOT n Dixon Addition; 50x149. Price J3o0 cash. I HAVE A NUMBER of good lots left in Mills Addition. Prices from J300 to $400. I ROOM MODERN furnished bunga low in good location near school. large lot. lawn, a nice little home. Price $3,250, on terms. 7 ROOM BUNGALOW close in on corner lot, on paving. Price $5,000. on terms. VERY CONVENIENT 4 room , with bath, large corner lot in good location. Price I2S00, on terms. 3 ROOM modern bungalow In splendid location, on good lot on 9th street. Nice lawn, garage, paving paid. Price $5250. Terms. 4 ROOM modern house on No. 8th street. Gooj location, splendid view of the city and country. Price $3 600. Terms. TWO SPLENDID RESIDENT lot one block off 9th; one corner lot.; a bargain at $550 or will te:i separately. ONB OF THE BEST resident lots on 8th street with garage. Price $1,000. A BARGAIN in a two year eld modern 3 room house, bath breakfast nook, large clothes closet, garage, on corner lot on paid up paving. Price $3,160, on terms. 76 ACRE FARM on Merrill hlgh- jr. o acres in aualta, one 1 half of land under Irrigation. Price $100 per sere, one-third down. There Is for sale on the place now about 100 tons of hay at $S 00 per ton. INEW 4 ROOM bungalow with closed-ln back porch, all large rooms, nice built-in kitchen, gnr age In basement on paid pave ment In good location. A very nice Dome. Price $4,600, With a readily portable eleetrir ' cooker current Is switched on ami off at desired times by an alarm clock and the steam is condensed and retained to prevent odors filling M ISDN'S ATTENTION Work In M. Degree. Monday May 4. s : 1 5 P. M. 513 i C. " K. DENNIS. W M 21 28 ROUNDS,! f : Scandinavian Hall Klamath Falls TUESDAY May 5-8:00 P. M. Sharp Six Rounds 170 lb. Class Jack Mayberry Vs. Joe Walter, Albany Medford Six Rounds 150-lb. Class Jack Crim Vi. Kid Reigan K. F. San Fran. Six Rounds 115-Ib. Class Maurice Harris Vs. Felix Torrei Ashtanc? Weed Six Rounds 135-Ib. Class Wilbur Harrington Vs. Dummy Pool IS-, r. Weed Four Rounds 125-lb. Class Babe Lightfoot Vs. Chet Reynoldi K. F. K. F. WRESTLING Henry Burke 160 lbs. Klamath Falls . Vs. Chas. Deabendorfer, 150 lbs. Dummuir First two rowa $2.20 Reserved 1.65 Gen. Admission 1.10 Tickets on sale at Mecca Pool Hall Waldorf Billiard Pari Pastimo Billiard PtrW The Smoke LADIES WELCOME J. E. Patterson, Promoter. HECTOR'S CLOSING OUT SALE OF MANY DEPARTMENTS IS NEARING THE END THE COMING WEEK WILL FIND MANY BARGAINS GONE FOREVER. DON'T WAIT-BE HERE NEXT WEEK. A Wonderful Opportunity TO PURCHASE HIGH GRADE, EXCLUSIVE STYLED COSTUMES AT A REMARKABLE LOW PRICE You will find Georgette Crepe, Satin Crepe, Printed Stripes and Tub Silks; Sizes 16 to 46. Crepe, Novelty R8. $15.00 to $20.00 vle. SALE PRICE $11.00 $17 III ' . Regular values to $30.00 SALE PRICE .00, m ,4 vr" l" USAI'l"-"' live "1 wl -0 held .jre."" ' Luifinent. L of t' III rill ot tl UfOlr.a , "I"" li (luv.i sped : , terms. t! ' MBS. NiW OTTEnDBIN OI Uhwmi SX FImb MV t Admission $1.00 III ''' S ; ' 'V. "" II laiaaiAail yMMasBsagP"
