The Klamath news., July 24, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

Pae Twd
Friday. July LM.
THE
LANGELL VALLEY
TO EXHIBIT ITS
IN FAIR
Ihlahiriy was Improved, it wu point
,1 out that fonJltipning of the r.uid
iwoulj facilitate cheat transport-'
lion Into Klamath county of pro-
iliice raised aonws ih mountains. J
The Nelson shipment spiuivntljr
show that. aftor all. what nauo
!for the oos U nun for I ho
dor, too. I
rliaHKTTK TIKM V TIIUHC
Mysterious Duapoerance
' cl J MW V"KK iuy ''
Of Protestor It Solvrd ,.n,. Muli rrlily thrown from
v ilioh'l window liy a youni woman.
.. ,. , 'linl "I1 trnfflr llroadwuy Thiira-
It llltil t.ll .
iiar ii'i hiiiiiiium, wiiiii iiiirv
BIG EXPANSION OF KLAJIATII ICE
AND COLD STORAGE PLANT TO BE
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dayii.t Timiit iirirmiiiT niMif ii il l w . . .... i .... ....
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LONDON. July
'"NI10N A
Jo.pb VN
d Into n,
tlht
EX-MILLIONAIRE TO
HANG AT SUNRISE
wli.-n It tandi'd on an awning.
IIKAItxK KTOI.KN
With the completion of the brik . snulhiTO suction of Or.s.n. nd tli Una tho old.Tly Am.Tl.an prof. s
hulldinK now ImIu eroded near tho Borlhvrn portion of t'alifornla. The aor for whom Hnllatid Yard
iiLiiit of the Klamath !.- and Kior-: Interior is (lulahed In tvi it and .lHH'n roinliini Kniiluud.
iik-e roiupany, a period of additional la thoroughly cleaned with waierl Collins dki.ippeared Monday ul:lit. i liKTHOIT. July 8.1. Allliouall
eiransion for that concern will be ererv day. A Inrse wa-hiuii nia-!whlle h.a family walled for hlm.tha codo of hoiior anions thlevn
RFPRIEVE REFUSED s,artfd. i chine, handllnc over one thousand , to return from the ra!lway aialion fr.iwna upuu the alealliin of xn-
The bulldlnit. which will be ready ' h"",, "n hour, cleam them wilh where he had rone t tu v ilekeis ul,. from dead inen'a r-, aome
'for occupancy about the middle of " """'h care and ai ihorouchly as 'to Scotland II ai illi.lonert llon'oiie of the profemlon run .(f wllh
(Contlnnnl From Page One) Aiikusi. will house the offices and ""' n'"sl 'rupulou houM'Wife In 'that Collins had found on arrlvlur a hiur and lior.ie lieloiiilnn to
aiororooma of the Pacific Fruit al j Klamath county Territory from I at tho riall.m thai Ihe Iruln left ;tharli a I'. IHfa. a funeral Ulrec-
Produce company The building will I "ei'ron on me souin. to Heaver earlier ban be had expected. lie tor.
be leaaed to the Pacific Kruit aud M"'' ll north, la aerved byjgave the porter a nolo lo lila wife
Produce company by tho Klamath I bi lr"l'!'lr ;aud tho mrler kepi kolli the lip ltl KTul'H liltKH
Ice and Storage company, which will i uuer preaaure. lite iioiiiiiik woraa ,nd the note In hla pocket. The MIS.iil',A. July S.l -Heavy ralna.
The' bountiful product of Lnell
Talley will be thowo In a community
booth at the county fair. Secretary i
0. P. Keller made application to
the fair board yeaterday for ade
ouate anace for a community display.
Thut la the third community exhibit i
pace allocated, and competition will , a hobo, a shabby figure In the
doubtleaa make each ,'dlatrict extend smoked-veiled half light of a drug
Itself to ahow the wealth and beau- atcre that waa a bootlegger 'a rend-
tles f" iPM1DI- " ner;. i also maintain two l.e-cold atorage j ra turn out aa many a. tweut five; ,,lUe found Ih. prof
pecuve lslr.... ....w .... oe. au uau .en i.:m " .,,,,,.,,,. ,,,. frul,,,.n,i , caaea ot aooa water an hou r for an i T.,i,,. , he Dorter.
Wt. .!
nd daunhi,, ,1
i-oudoa for tli,
a k
oooatM .
Itnat. ia...M
Klam.tb i
I'ee HejUW
mnit Icr r
on.. y.,r ,M' A
or ufler lo I
, tahlea.
The
Klamath Ice and Storage
baa anch a diveraltyof products seek to support their three children
that all to lo contribute toward ef- i returned to hia side when the state
feetive disnlay. that something ex- rlilm,t s,-ott' life In the ni.-ture
ceptlonally nice may be eipected.jf ,he duya of her struggle h!l8 ' company now owua and operates the
The Langell valley lommuniiy ciuDme Thomas Scott, father of he : " '" '- ""'-jUe
iimg woras. unu auppneit reinaerai-i
average, and as high as thirty-five
casea an hour baa been reached.
Is one of the firat organised tn tne . condemned man who for the last
county, and last year contributed I i, i,-. .-h. nna ... th.t k inK facilities to
some of the finest specimens of!might g0 to lne gaiows while his 1'roiluce "'l'any. the Knnis-Urown,
Klarnath products which were taken I olneT ,on went free Produce company. Saultar market I
to the Jackson county and state Catherine anJ tand True.ove market.
fairs, and proved of much merit in ,eas lnnoClfllCe of her husbaud. Tn8 baimn 1M "X he
"fif11?!! Klamath county The, natlCa-wide .ympatby. Hun- Ennis-Brown company is also owned;
fe,Un f ' urging . ha, Scott. , .Tbe bui"1""'
alley residents haa long been dem-t .... hav. delud ,:...,, i contains two storage rooms, onel
onstrated. and Ilk. the present trip ' af "Valed u t 'ettch bclnK Inud ' ,he s"ll"'
ot County Agent Henderson to in-!'"cJu''- Z,?I,l i .'market and the Rnnis-llrown con-
duce settlers to come to Klamath .. . . , . .
unuea aiaies ana vanaua,
A booster for Klamath county
The officers of Ihe Klamath Ice and Klamath Kails and every legit-i
and Storage company are A. M. t'ol-i Imnte Industry therein that the1
president: Fred Fleet. vi.-nJ IMI"" wt
mid tl.
in ninny cases rloinlhiirala, today
greatly relieved the foreal fir sit
uation In weiitertt Molilalia, northern
Idaho and eastern Washington and
Oregon, fornet officials at district
heaflouarlera unnoiiuced hero today.
VENETlAr
TO
president and secretary.
Carter, auperlutendenl.
1.
Kufeldt Safe and j
Sound; No Mystery
Iteunlleil with his fnmlle .1 Uii-
Scott ;cern- Tne two room8 a" co"led. by f-JiU laughed lust night at the re
turn- .
mo l!TZJ::Zl -k nrging that J .,. wit, him ,1.000 In
earnest and experienced farmers. Ie" forward-frcm the ',e '"'J'T, ,." IZTlu ani1 hi. automobile.
earnest and experienced farmers.
Lettuce Shipment
port of missing men and save his " I t ""rr""."" i Kufeldf, absence from his home
brother', life. the thermome er registers 38. anJ (rej(ldo WM ri(.tlv ,nvhln,arr.
Klamath Fa s res dents need have .. , . .
All wa, in vain. For Scott had Iiule fear of an ke shorlaKe- ,ne i ""ested on a charge of
been tried, found guilty, sentenced !coaipany htts over on8 nunurea ton8 Jrunk, nne by Indian officers near
waa-a ii llllliuin.lll 11 CI Ml HlftC lir
reservation and was held iniommun
itado for several days. When bis
identity waa estaMUhed, Kufeldt
waa released.
DnnffS (lOOd rriCe 10 Pay 'tQ hig "fe ,or tne 1,,e ofif ''eld in reserve for emergen
me !uoy, .Maurer.
The gallows thaticies. and manufactures dallv a total
(was erected a week ago. had notjof nearly 22.00U pounds. The Ice
Klamath Findt' Market Foriten taken down- Through the ls formed In a tank of II! cans.
period or feverish effort It stood, each containing 420 pounds, and a
a symbol of death black In the dusk pipe of circulating air runs into each
or tne prison. (tank. The bubbling air makes the KlshltiR C. S. Currln Is plan
At a. m., Friday the guards will ice clear and semi-transparent. j nlng a trip to Williamson river
call Scott to begin the death march! The bottling works adjoining the where he will epend the day Sunday
through prison corridors to where ; Ice plant la one of the finest In the fishing,
the gallow. waits. '
As dawn breaks fresh above the!
IU New Product And
Industry To Thrive
Forty-one case, of Klamath Tal
ley lettuce wept to Bedford yes
terday for salad- consumption on the
other side of the Green Springs city the prisoners of the county jail ' J)
nnv. Thtt lattnnj. mIi) ). Dnw .... ' - IT
i a waning. Knowing me moment of
JieUon, living south ot Keno, death will Lear tho sharp thud of
brought 1.50 a case. tie trap- sprunK beneath the dang-
. Nelson declared his lettuce cropjllng feet of Scott wn0 once was
was merely an experiment. Hea millionaire.
planted two acres ot the green ,
lealy vegetable. SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 23.
Despite hot weather. Nelson." said , President Coolidge will not interfere
he is well satisfied with the expert- with the plans of the state of Illl
tnent jnoU to exact the life of Russell
When the Ashland-Klamath Falls (Scott on the, gallows friday tor the
' ' murder of a Chicago drug clerk dur-
Big sale on dresses at Bee Bogin'sllng a rebbery
Press Shop. 129 So .Tth St. J24-25 ' I
Prices on All Our Tires and Tubes
Will Advance 10 to 15 Per Cent
on August 1st
Buy now and save money.
Diamond Tire & Vulcanizing Co.
797 S. Sixth St. Phone 167
SERVES
YOU
BEST
UNDERWOOD'S
SAVES
YOU
MOST
YES, WE HAVE
v . una low
25c to 75c
Wash Cloths 15c to 25c
Bath Towels 75c to $1.25 ea
Whisk Brooms 50c to $1.00
Shaving Mirrors 25c to $4.50
Thermometers 35c to $4.50
Men's Purses 25c to $7.50
Key Tainers 25c to 75c
Swim Caps 25c to $1.00
Poker Chips
85c per hundred
Dice 35c to 75c the pair.
Candle Sticks
$1.50 to $4.50 the pair.
Alarm Clocks 98c to $4.50
Goggles 50c to $2.75 pair.
Nut Bowls $2.25 to $4.50
Electric Lamps
$8.50 to $12.50
Perfumizers $1.00 to $15.00
Percolators, Electric, $45.0ol
All the new patterns inl
ryrann, cither i-i sets or
single pieces.
Rubber Aprons 75c to $2.25
Hair Eruahes 50c to $10.00
Fountain Pons
$1.00 to $8.50
WHEREVER YOU GO THERE'S A
PICTURE AHEAD
l.-QsXsl Mr
4Mb- J0B$L
CRATER LAKE
PICTURES
Our pictures of this Scenic
jem are truly wonderful,
tnd please note :
The Crater Lake picture
presented to the San Fran
cisco Elks Lodge was
taken and finished by
Underwood's Kodak dept.
But to get the most from your films you
should take or send them to Under
wood's, originators and perf ectors of the
celebrated
"Krystal Kote"
Process Kodak Finishing
"It' Imitated, But Never Equalled."
8 Hour Service On Velox.
Framed Pictures
$1.00 to $15.00
Unframed 5c to $65.00
We Frame Pictures for Less
OFFICE SUPPLIES
under
7
Typing Paper
$1.00 to $5.00 per ream.
Ink Wells, 50c to $7.50
Fountain Pens
$1.00 to $8.50
Ledgers 50c to $15.00
Legal Forms 5c and 10c ea.
uiscounts in dozen lots.
Oak Tickler Boxes
$1.50 to $2.75
I'JOOds Plwmarv
mm
aw
Metal Cash Boxes
$1.75 to $2.75
Receipt Books 10c to 25c
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
I .. v ' WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
IPWctlTXj BUY THEIR DRUGS
Gummed Stickers 15c box.
String Tags, 15C to 50c bu.
THE BUSINES
MUST BE SAVEj
Our creditors demand mo;
quick.
The first two days of our sale bn
splendid results, but we must
more cash NOW.
We
We
are not making mat
are trying to raise
editors' Salt
Continues .
We Lose The Public 1
Never before have the ladies of Kl
ath Falls had such an opportunity
This is a real
BARGAIN CARNIVA
Of Ladies' Ready-to-Wear an4
Millinery
La Vogue Store
Pi" Tickets
75c to $1.00 per thousand.
5th and Main Streets