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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1925)
L, amATH NEWS IF h- " r.nn inr ! Jl'NKIOUS HAIL HX-KAISIIUS lUUIilDAY. Sunday, May 3. 1925. Page Fiv TERED IN BIG mil Ik In- I .v.rol.lH. May t II,, of IH'111 mirisn .. ..terrd m ,n" '1,h ln- mo mile bui "" w hrld at the inmanapoiui ..... Ul 10. II W r"'. . . .... A ionli.ni y ujrmeat. j f atartera l the largeat . m Rumination main rill l held n" ' of Iho event. ..nirjni arc- '"if" "' . , apcrd mainpinii, in a i (iiiv.)i nn ma inrce car b of ':url ap'cclela and .; .prrial and the until- j .., of Tummy Mlllnn'a klni n1 twice win- : j, Indian ipnlie. Itiilph lie , twrlran racing lll who -,; to Indianapolis event I io ;h' absence; Harry i bo mo "'mil pisie inr In the Indlanapolla rare. ("inper, h" placed t u:t utM CLASSIC! ! V'f.4 l I II ' assise ... lis - , Lv t nwh I : I. ' . - ... US 1 ' J4h:-, .7 1 U M B E K IFOR SALE CHEAP .1! ilJingi ct practically all. for construct or repair work. e out and look er. MAN BAY CO. piBER iHXS -BIG CARNIVAL MM SOUTHERN .SHOW GBUNG LATTLE: HERE MAY 10 IfirtTI.ANU, May 2 -IM.odoui 1rkiir In aDUibmnlcTn Orfxon Te t!nPP Brolbpia ahowa are1 li iufd ('rath tp hundreda f : ' aminn to Klamath Falla. May 10.' I'altl- !n that dLtrlct. arrordljit to and are brlnrlnn 3r,0 ntrrtalnera ' unify u. Jewell, nnm-rlor nT th i. , .v , r-iN-i lu T. ,n hire In their own apecial train. -- iwiiiirai . aurvev. who rnlurnrd from a trip IhroiiKh ronaintlnK of 2i double lenxtb rail. lhat territory. 'rout cara. filled with the lateat fie heavleat loe In cattle hava'"l nit of ahowa and rldlnit d 'n oa nmrhea inuth of Stein rl.ea. in nniaina to tbe Nerd b-.ujdiry bare Jewel! derUred fie eounted Snapp Hrnthera are ro.nlnf Msh- 80-mlle ly reromended aa one tf the larxeat and bt; org.in'2;it:on of Ka kind r'.' dead aillroa:' on at i etch of road. In atteniDtlna: 1(1 Itftmhuf Iha t.r.1 ,nlna. aeyeral cattlemen are drly- h"V'" lh,! ""t,artu!'lty 'h' hcrda aoulhward. Accord nit w' I"ler,", "KnUat!on. walch will j:o Jewett. one herd of 2000 head ,"Ca"'1 8t Shil:8",,, nd 6t" jwaa drl.n to Nevada thla week : aiartinK at 7:00 o'clock May i'i ana iaat:ng one entire week. Two free attractiona will be R'v;n atilenu n often ue aheep to 'flcbt the lirkapiir. which la the the ame variety m that frf i ""r) " Km- one "Te " 1Ia: I W lllam. lte valley. Sheep are Im mune to the plant. Ilanda (f the (lay of I.oa Anxelpa; the world champion high diver, and Haby n'mala often are uaed In rlddln. "y' "eVen year 0,d bor "ho wl j large acctlona of the plant perform ftal. on trapeie and sua-' I AccordlnB to Jewett there la lit p,,nded bih ln, ,ne alr- thl atv ; le chance for recovery after cattle i lrai'"on alone ",ands ,n 8 a"" b have eaten lirb.n,.. . ''"'If. a5 there la no other child at :ometlmea reaorted to with Hiic.eM. hcwever. The animal, be- ' th! age in the world today that baa ever been able to compete with tbe come weak, atugger about and auf- i.ihm r. .i i,., i utu ln yeiloar imerial enaifn and lh ' i-iinri .nam final above I he old lloheniollern cnatla In i ihe Imiii cry prnriaimed by the German junkera tnrougn " lui ni -un ihe lli riiner Krnuiieltung, oo the occaalon of the iB -u.i.inh blithilay. Thla la the lateat photograph ot .. en.t in. .lie. the 1'rini'eta llcrmlne. anapped In Ibcir exile In .11. Ilulliituj. i thrilling atnnta which are exhibited jfer paralyal, of the reaplratory ava PUb"C by Bahy Ray- Musie !em. .of Jazi and meiody will fill the air j - . ; furnlahed by five of the largeat and I Th world production of wool laat moKt ""'naive Calliopes money can ! year haa been officially estimated buy whlel1 were rerent'y Purchaaed lat 2.836,639,000 pounds, an Increase I hy ,he C"",l,any- Jt before atart of about 117,000,000 nounrf. ,, Ing this a.uumer a tour. I the year before. -MONDAY THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF NEWS CIRCULATION CONTEST A booster foi Klamath nd Klamath Kalle and every larlr ,h';ds to he clamped In K8m.,b,,Ne,wV tktni'- o ren.- their ra To .T.eni uutonn.'MIe headlights with plain, lensea glaring slotted front of rays down v.;:d have been Invented. Coming May 10th Snap Bros? Shows Located Shasta-Way and 6th Street 25 Double Length Railroad Cars 25 350 People 350 25-High Class Attractions 25 2 Big Free Attractions 2 Baby's Ray's Wonder Act and Mat Gay, World High Diver 100-Foot Dive Into 48 Inches of Water Free Admission to Grounds BRING THE WHOLE FAMILY SOMETHING NEW FOR (ALL! Tomorrow la the official opening nut wiint a new brme. you can get of The News Clriulatfon-lliilldlng in and work for the car. fnnleat. S'-nd In the nomination blank to K lib it nominate yournelf or a friend day and a receipt book will be sen: and get in the running. Now a . to you by return mail. Or If It is Ihe time to enter the contest and , "ofatble, cull into the office and ace get an even start with the other the Contest Manager. He will give conleatanta. you full di'talls of Ihe contest, and ' I'rUi-a Wurth Uorklna; For .. ;Mait you on the road to winning . A 13.000 ' home cm in acre f.fone of theae valuable prizes, ground, la the first prlie. Thla j Someone la going to win one of will be a four room houae. It will 'these valuable, price,- which will be be built on a hollow tile foundii-j given away on Monday night at Hon. and n'm' 1 hollow tlle9 p. m. on June 16th. ihlmnev with a double flew. There! . will alao be a garage and the place will be fenced In. Thla la certain ly worUi workln forr Thla home will be located III Ihe pew Alt inuni Trui-t. Just iff of South 6th atreet. The second prlisc la u 1925 Kb aex touring car. Thla la a six cylinder car and something anyone would bo proud to own. If you do r CAUSES OF CRIME IgT Pldsmobile Klamath Falls Prices 'ter D IUOU.UU ' Koadater 1180.00 i niA nn r- I-SW.WW Jwrin ioiaaa " Paawenger) 1245.00 r Pailonna.. IIOCAA 1290.00 irii no Im k aa.vv rUeLuit 1625.00 Disc Wheels $20.00 Extra AH Models on Display mobile Wins By Comparison Hv t'nltt-fl Trr-n I.'Hnd Wire) Cllll'Alii). May 2. Clarence j Harrow, aged and brilliant lawyer, whltte Mil-fees 111 Having Nathan Leopold and Klcnard Uoeb. youth-! fill millionaire murderers from the rope Is Indirectly blamed for Chi-j cago'a epidemic of murders, today told the I'nitet Press that jt is within the power of public to curb ! crimii. ' - I "It Is silly to nay that the I.eo- . pold-l.oeb cae haa encouraged mur der." Harrow declared. "The present murder era results from thre prime causes, all of I which are In the power of the peo- ! pie to correct. The three prime factor are: j !The brutal state of mind resulting from the wholesale flow of blood in the great war; the undue pub licity given by the press to bru tality; a radically wrong system of public education." SEE OUR USED CARS Priced Tn S1I During 1925 Oakland Touring 1918 Oakland Touring - . e! FSTERSEN motor. bA& C6.' '. ."u:MOBILE.FRANICLIN Booklorn Ancient Mariner Sail For Sea In Mere Midget VICTORIA. B. C. May 2. An ancient mariner waa ready to aall out of port here late today, bound for England via the Panama canal. In a 26 foot aloop. All alone on hi craft. Euatace n Maude, retired royal navy offi cer, aet aall with a light heart and a smile. He la 70 ana yei ne apoke of the trip aa little more than "a fine holiday and a glorloua outing on the sea." Ills only companions are booka that be lores volumes of William Shakespeare which he ald would be bJ comfort while far ut on the high seas. With n three-wheel tractor built In Clremany the driver sits over the third wheel, which to In the rear, .d eontrola It with reins, the front being aeparatelj feared to the mo EVERY CITIZEN OF 5 th i.'iisl'1 ,V'lii KLAMATH FALLS is interested in seeing this one of the important cities on the Pacific Coast. Noi i locality in the West has the future that is in store for this community. Official census in 1920 gave Klamath Falls a population of 4,801 and it is conservatively es timated to have at the present time between 7,500 and 8,000 people claiming this as their home. With vast agricultural and timber resources, and the building of through lines of railroads their is every reason to believe that Klamath Falls, the city of southern central Oregon, will continue to grow and prosper. Did, you ever stop to think THAT if you spend your money in some other city and your neighbors do the same, what will become of your home city? BUY AT HOME! THAT if you have any pride in your own city, BUY AT HOME! THAT if you believe in your home city and want to see it grow BUY AT . HOME! THAT if you have any vision for greater development and a bigger future for your city Support it. BUY AT HOME! THAT as the business concerns of your city grow, so will your city grow?. Help to make your city grow. BUY AT HOME! THAT if you are a home builder, BUY AT HOME! THAT if you see your neighbors spending their money in some other city; don't get down-hearted, but talk to them and show them the error of their ways. Some of them sometimes don't realize how they are harming the city they should support. BUY AT HOME! THAT the service given by your merchants has been tested and found re liable and enduring? BUY AT HOME! THAT your business-men are working every day, spending their time to make your city a bigger, better city? Be loyal to thrn-jTSupport their ef-' forts. BUY AT HOME! . I. r 2 " . ; AGAIN DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK ' If Klamath Falls was a city of twenty or thirty thousand how much more A , , valuable your property in Klamath County would be How much more de v sirable living conditions might be. And, did you ever try to figure how this or any other town can become a city without the support of its citizens the whole-hearted support of all. BUY AT HOME! When you help your city you help yourself ! Buy at Home The Merchants Associat ioir of Klamath Falls Endorsed, by. -The Klamath Co unty Chamber of Commerce It! il I !!i I ii m 1 WeSellWeSerrew tor. A aareaaTtn wnm KM attf el PhotMS W J vrr " ,
