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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1925)
Page Two Tuesday, Juno P.O. 1i2.r. MANY HISTORIC Duffy and C. C. Johnson. ra In Ichame of the wholesale I rout fry ing for the occasion, putting a crisp brown on 110 pound of prim ruin bow trout. There was no pro-1 tram, and while not buy eating! fish, everybody talked at once. j ASHLAND IS ON ' I AIR MAIL ROUTE j Whole Wood River I Joins Cattle Assn. ! With Ed Howie's smooth per forming Chryxler as pilot ear. The Kl:.math News' flnjt weekly "socl--.bllf tour" made an Interesting ' 1SB v'l loop trip around the lava I rwd rountty Sunday, Captain O. f. Applcg.ito acting aa historian and Better g aide. The V tats vlsffed were the fam cittr plontars' .tona. .bridge on Lost rtrer brl.iw Merrill, Bloody Point. where an entlra traln-'of erolgrantsj Practically all of the !5 ranchers wore massacred by the Indians In ami cattle growers of the Wood river 183. the Indian hf iroglyptrlcs onjralley voted unanimously to Join the oliffi In the lower end of Tula the orderly marketing system fnl lake. Fremont's .camp on the shore wlnr meeting with H. M. Kli-e of Tule lake in 184S. and the M- of San Francisco, secretary of the lowing Interesting 'TKilnta In the California Cattle Growers' assncla lava beds proper. Mammoth rave. tion. who is in Klamath county in the Indian well. Bear's Paw cave. 'the interest of signing up Klamath Cattle Marketing Plan Meeting Success; Bly Meeting Today . . York via Hartford. trot-aw. nu uv ivhiiuu unu-icouniy camenien or snippers to lne Vcftaa N B in iug tiiuu cuiuitti uuut-a can r rancisco maraet. to prevent bordering the lava country. i surplus of stock. WASHINGTON. June . Illds 'for eight new contract air mall routes have been called for by the Ipostortlce department, tills being :the greatest expansion in tne uis 'tory of the air mall. The new routes are as follows: i Boston to Nei ' Conn. ! Minneapolis and St. Paul to Chi-1 cago via lacrosse. Wis. j lliriningham. Ala., to Chicago, via I Nashville, Louisville and Indian-1 apolls. Si. Louis to Chicago via Spring ! field. 111. Fort Worih and Halloa, Texas, to' Chicago, via Oklahoma City und 1 Wichita. Kas.: Kansas City and St.! Joseph. Mo., and Moline, III. I Los Angeles, to Salt Lake via I.a:' , Expert on Tariff Gets u.s.ro. mm j AUTO ACCIDENTS INJl'KK SEVERAL Those making the 4rlp were: Mr. and Mrs, Ed Howie, Mr. and Mrs. O. J. McCoy and daughtar, -W. K. Today at Illy a meeting is sched uled, and prominent ranchers have signified their interest in the sya- Young, Albert LaDieu and wife. T. tern. Among those who will be K. SkiUtngton, L. E. . Skllllngton. present to hear Mr. Rice on the sub- W. H. Grubbs, Applegate. and Captain O. C. Narrowly Escapes Death in Accident Ject. are Jim Gtvans- of Bly, L. C. Slsemore of Fort Klamath, and J. L. Berkley of Klamath Falls. Thursday afternoon In the Hull hotel, Klre will discuss the question with those who were unable to at tend tbe past meetings. Victor Star In Hospital After Tractor Runs Over Leg Pusco. Wash., to Elko. Nevada, via lloise. Idaho. Los Angeles to Seattle, via linkers field. Fresno. San Francisco and Sacramento. Calif., and Ashland and Portland. Ore. Postage will be ten rents an ounce ou'each route not over l.OOH miles, and 15 cents up to 1500 miles, with 5 'cents additional for each gone travelled on the transcontinental government operated route. AlUrtiu Uutcl.i.on ll.;l.!wm. a New York RcpuMicsn. new member of Ihe I' S. tariff ivnt imsi.wi. it the aulhor of many S-ok.t on foreign Irailc anil it a trrtsni .cj authority on the sub j t Accidents ier Die week end put (wo men In the Klamath Falls hos pitals, one severely cut about the Ix'.ly and olio sintering a nnciaicu face. Carl liatldson Is suffcrtnr cuts and bruises reieived when he was an occupant of a car wlilrh rratlieil near Keno. ! I.nle Sunday ntwlil John l.uml herg was broii'lit to the KUimillii tieiieral hospital, loo dated lu givej Informal!. .n of an a.vl.lcnl wlileli; lacerated hla face. According to hospital authorities. Ihe man will hej released soou, ! NAVY SHIPS ARE RUSHED TO S. B.gg a itki.. . , tan Z,r tinnen news) J ! Ist . I SAN rUANCIStO. J nun s. 'rM lb, ,. I'lilted States destroyer aarf' .il . Ul lh u. - - '"Mm ' leaaM ... .. wom navy tuna Imve been dlspat witn nruora to steam at tlpatchcd , ,. . ' uu, KLAMATH BOY IS SLIGHTLY INJURED l t. BALKjLK dies OF HEART FAILURE John Brett Jr., son of John Brett Called by the sudden death of herl01 Junnson "treet narrowly es- father, C.- E. Badger. Mrs. H ti I!""3 dcall t ar.und 11 o'clock Harding and Mr. Harding arrived i "'3"'r,1',r morning w hen young In Klamath Falls from their home,,ru wt, w:ls ''"'"lnK " in Medford last night In order to 7 ?.own r-a"1 ,,Tvel " ",rl"" o ya rorj car ana thrown to tho According to the boys with Brett, the driver of the car asked the proitrate lO Seconds For a Clean Window no matter how dirty. I Rub my note across window or mirror. Wipe off with rast. , 1 hat s all. I save O Cf accomnanv the hodv tn VeHf.ir.i inr '"Ta i .aeiiieiii. allowing his Identity to be known. failed to work and the entire af fair was due to the faulty brakes. Star was taken Immediately : to the Klamath Valley hospital where his condition last night was report ed as Improving. 250 Attend Picnic Of K. F. Sportsmen . Over 250' Klamath people gather- a at tne Crooked creek trout hatchery Sunday afternoon for the first annual Sportsmen's associa tion's trout "fry." and the success of this meeting has determined the ring leaders In the association to hold a venison "barbecue" for the membership, the time to be after the opening of the deer hunting eousou, September 20. Harold Clifford, chairman of the state game commission and Secre uy end Treasurer. Kirkwood of the tate -p-rtsmen's association were official representatives present. Klamath Kails stellar chefs. E. F. See' Madame Panario for expert marcelling and bob rurlin t Me's Beauty Shoppe. J30 Jv7 Try LORENZ CO. First For Garden Hose. Victor Star, an employe In the Ford garage, narrowly escaped death late yesterday afternoon. when a small Prescott tractor, on ! burial wjnea ne was worainc. stinnea ouli Mr Rsiiirpi. whn of. geer.' running over his lee. The ih hori.or .h.n in .i,'. u..,: called out and tractor would probably have crushed j hall passed away Saturday olglit ;btolr " Wl" hr1' at,ll''1 on Star badly If it had not hit a car or early Sunday morning from heart I ,ha ?" and disappeared without which prevented its progress. failure. He lived at the Baldwin r. Employee who witnessed the ac- residence and his body wae not iiucoi ciaimeo tae emergency orane, round until late Sunday night when occupants of the house became un easy. Mrs. Harding lost her mother six months ago in Texas and brought her father west to make his home with them. Badger operated his own business in Klamath Falls. He appeared In apparent good i health last week when Mr. and Mrs. i Harding were In the city on a visit , with him. I labor and time. HOLE "Digs muter tbe dirt' '' AiaBGncm Build with " STEINE-TILE INCOME FROM BUILDING INVESTMENT ItulMlngs constructed for coin picrcliil use must yield a sails factory return on the. money In vested and Htone-Tile const ruc tion offers a sure uieana of ac. eompllshtng this object. Sti Tile hollow concrete brick glvea you permanence, attractive appearance and fire and weather proof qualities at a substantial saving over reinforced con. veto. Stores, garages and factories of Stone-Tile instruction are every where yielding a sufo Income from satisfied ti Hauls. BUILD ' WITH STONE-TILE Klamath Concrete Pipe Co. :n:t .Market J'lionr oN2 W Boston Beauty Shoppe Rodeo curls for Ro deo girls. Everything for beau ty treatments. Ex pert specialists for both complexion and hair. Phone 311. Glorenna Warren Prop. ' Mason-fJimiau 7 -. - - IM.lr tlulors. aajsssrssprjw I lilt. ..i-M 1 1 i I 3 1 I'll UU!! I yr.jj:,"u ieiw firrumiilrf- ii-wiiiiunii - BE THRIFTY GET READ FOR L' TUNITY own your htmu-. bo comfortati, Sttvcr own thin uxNorintion ami divide IHJi, - - rni; uiutuii. .... $10.00 a month for 100 months will p..' $2,000.00 account. Pay us Sl.Oonnn ..j pay you $2,000.00. , Wm. W. McNEALY Oiatrfct Agent SISKaajJ jLovts. Association Home Office Assets Over $1,500,000 32: PorlUatOh. If :'My, ELECTRICt RANGE- company MHJK. PAKINKRa IN PIWCftESS ECONOMY isn't the only reason why housewives take such a natural pride in their electric ranges. It's one of the practical reasons, of course . like the quick, clean, electrical heat, the freedom from fuel and ashes, the better roasts and baking. But after all, these might be a man's rea sons for equipping his home with an elec tric range. Woman's reasons go deeper. If you wish to see what every woman thinks of clean, convenient, efficient electrical appliances throughout the home, notice the pride with which she says, "MY elec tric range." , There is now an electric range in one out of every seven houses on the COPCO system. Select one for your home from the mod els on display at your nearest dealer's. Con. venient payments may be easily arranged. GOLDEN KRUST BREAD at wholesale prices asiaa 10c LOAF Starting Monday, June 29 Will not be sold at grocery stores. Come 1 : to the Bakery. Save 2c a loaf. i Klamath Baketif Xi V THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY. 4' it .(.' I 1 1:1. f. .A 1
