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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1925)
The ki i. ' Py John HelbI Page Six PrioN OHf MARGY! Rrg. t'. S. Tit on. ighl kjr United Feature Syndicate. Inc. Strong mEVI'md rwr ? ' .Slv "JUST UTTI F ur" INC' 7 K .hit THE ftofiYffe THE " . ol Mi m 1 1 I LV- 1 I ...j 111 i . tTm- rO W ' m 2r IV p ' u ) WITH THAT. THEY FALL f a i uAYS IT Itlhl mum" JIBBER I Nf. 'T NEVER F Local Briefs ' Post Cards Postmaster John Mc- Call Is a busy postmaster these days, due to the tart that atom; ot persons hare failed to heed the! From Spragua River A. L. Uu- two cent postage sign which Is nec- ger, resident of the Sprogue River essary for postal cards since the district is included in the business new lav went into effect. Another j Tisltors in the city yesterday. - ; neglect and oversight which is an, 'annoyance to the post office is the! In Saturday Out of town vlsi-;iack of addressed postal cards! tors in Klamath Falls Saturday to: which are put In the office for mall- transact tusinesa Included Sigtrld ; ng. i Carlton, resident of Algoma. j MANY INJURED IN S P. TRAIN WRECK IN ULi . SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 15. i Tennant Among the Tisltors to; (United Press) The list of Injured -Fred C. Young of spend the remainder of the wesk!ln the Northwestern Pacific rallrn.i.i From Bratty' Deatty, was among the businss Tls- in the city Is Paul T. nilyey ot Ten-; wreck at Sausallto rose to ciiht Hors in Klamath FalU for several nant. who arrived in Klamath Falls tonight as more victims ot the crash hours on Saturday afternoon. ,u,t night. were brought to San Francisco bos-J 1 pitals. Through The CUy Mr. and Mrs. The wreck occurred shortly uf- Rancher In Among the ranch ers in me cur jtuuuruur wob riMit n.... . ii, -. . .u r.i ii . i . -,1. ien oi ngaru. uregon. ter noon Saturday, when a The Interurhan stopped sudden ly near the yard limits, hut the heavier steam train, directly behind it on the same track, was unable to check speed In time, and tore through the two reur cars of the electric. All o( the injured were on the vrurban which was from Mill Val- The steam train was inbound from Ilealdsburg. The injured: Miss Maria Carlln. Berkeley. J. Dardtnl. Larkspur. A. II. McKnew, Ran Anaclmn. J. S. Wheoler. Lincoln. William Scott. San llafafl, A. C. King, Oakland. John Storer. Durlingame. IMOX MISICIWH KIItK.I . SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. IS Two weeks notice of dismissal was serv ed on every anion musician In San Francisco theatre orchestras today - " - l L-i-l J. .1 W U t. I -J l.U.-i . . - Jl IFIt by the theatre managers. Concert- (. requiring the d action hy the amusement men a minimum el if was taken In retaliation for a rul- meat to ererj J Ing by Musicians' Vutoa lxcal No. tral work. j four CAMPBKLL SKRVU'F.S F.UCENE. Aug. 15. Funeral ser- Daten tnrmtffh Ki-.m;,th o 1 1 .. u 1 ... ......... i-ih i . ... .m jl l VI..,. il, V1U "a.i.ir.i iiiiu inn iM.ctinI buslnes. affairs of Im-if y aToute to lhelr home In; tear of an electric train on the vices for Prince L. Campbell, pr.-s .me norm wnne returning from an, interurban third rail system. . enjoyable visit in nnrf nlhor Ka.. nli t ' i a . . n , .. . i., ... n -Aiin Mr mi Mr. fur. ' iu miccu lor me aauaaiuo terry ouiia- ine main auaitnnum of the wo- " Klamath 1 don Dixon of Klamath Falls "re, day, witll enjoying a iortnigai s vacaion irom their work in the city and have gone to .Diamond lake where theyj have plans to camp. ! lloth ident of the University of Oregon, San Francisco trains had. keen running at high,who died yesterday will ho held in ies. While in; speed for the Sausalito ferry build-lthe main auditnrium of the wn. Klamath FalU they spent several' ing endeavoring to make up lost men's building on the campus Tuei- the Sau day afternoon, it was announced to- Mr. and Mrs. West and family. Walter time and connect with I Francisco bound terry. Iday. Homesteader Among the busi-! ness visitors in Klamath Falls yes-' ,terday was Joel Welch, Klamath! From Salem Mr. and Mrs. C. N. county homesteader, who is a fre-' in the city. I Mulct Leaves Itev. C. C. Hulet Where Seven W ere Torn to Bits Needham are among the visitors' queIU business guest in Klamath Falls this week Irom; their home in Salem. Needham is a . vruui.uruL resiaeni oi mat MerrilI ief, eariy Saturday morn- law department for some time. ing for Mt. Shasta City or Sis- son, where he has been asked to serve as a special speaker at the j county Sunday school convention In! that oltv All Co nl u ..1,.1. I oher poinu of interest in the Klam-! ,lble w; be repre9enled , you county and a large attendance' vai nAtAlt hv tha Iflbm.th V 1..t ,4 T,.l- . J T ' J u,al" unu ... . ..i..u II..U, j,eT wl Tourists Visitors in Klamath ath country Include Mr. and Mrs. I John L. Raiid ot Salem, Mrs. John Rand, also of Portland. I week-end In the south. At The Pelican Among the out of town visitors is a large party from northern California. While IlKltMlSTOX HOTF.I, III ltXKD PENDLETON, Aug. 15. The Hormiuln. hnlnl . IT.,..!... n in Klamath Falls they are guests'. " tat the White Pelican Ltel and In- : ff"mgef ,by 're U8t ,!,"'h, elude the following: G. J. CalljTh8 'Ire started cn the second floor and Gil Sutherland of Eureka; R. ; ft "n .unknow'' cu9e- ' F Flint of " re aepartment and ui's "i ine structure were saved, hut the Interior was ruin led. The loss is nartiallv rnv-reil Me.lfc.rd-F. J. Cook of Medford ll's''ance. The' structure Is with A. B. Cleveland of San Fran-'we,t ot tne rallro'l tracks in the Cisco are In the city on business for old 1arl of ,hR t0' "nd was erect the remainder of the week. e1 ,n 1,06 by lle Maxwell Land ! company. Anderson, Areata; B. Ferndale; B. P. McCormack Bob Carson of Eureka. (;ild Hill Out ot town business visitors in Klamath Falls Include ""i.i.m uoiiiii in K. L. Flint who Is spending some! L0S ANGELES, Aug. 15. A hnn lime in the city from his home in dlt hel1 "f Fred C. Tomm, driver Cold Hill. i8"4 collector for the Los Angeles Creamery company today, toppled From Tho Patch Fred Nits-j the milkman off the seat, and drove clielni. father of Ernest Nitschelm, away with $1,000 loot and the stolen who has been enjoying a vacation! milk truck. at Diamond lake and more recent-1 The daring hold-up was staged at ly at the huckleberry patch Is ex- 0 busy downtown corner while Toinm pected to return to Klamath Falls, baited bis machine in obedience to today. a traffic signal. I ft 4 iff : Old ways have gone the new Is here To banish toll and bring us cheer Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: An rleicfrie cleaner does the work nf cleanly M it was never Ion by hand or broom or beater. Our servU- department guaran" tnn it. . .. , VAN FLEET MOTOR SHOP Olli. f Skin Ut 1 ly Phono 7.Vi. Sltfit 571 mm liereiym flaUi.1 w , C ' OUR I'ROFESSldNAL VISION ns well ah our nntural inelinatiom te( led us to perfct a sen-ice tht b l und thoughtful u 1 well M K-. EARTAWITLOffiJ ! PHONE FUNERAL CORffi 46 HOMES k4 tpT J(-''tXf"'ytiti '"T wmr" asjaswrflnwssassiawssj Stvrn members of the Fleck family of RiclianNnn. N. were torn to mangled bits and the remains scattered over a wide area, when a railroad train struck en automobile on a grade cross ing at Billings, Mont. Reinnants of the automobile are shown. The other photo shows the position of the car when struck. (An other.carwat.used (or the purpose of illustration.) There Is no doubt that tho best shock absorber to smooth the path of business la a ready cash reserve. The easiest, safest, most Profltahlo way to get a cash reserve Is to stnrt n savings account In the Western Savings & Loan Association Hmlth Thlcn. I'nderwnorl nidn. Te Sell GeKn sasaaw WE HAVE genuine I H C repair and which Is more important than if we merely took orders for tnwp had to send to distant points i0 But your assurance of safety-nrst sen-j, not to wait too long before ordering irj No machine'ean be in need of r'P1 W in good running order at the ame fc t day you may need that machine ona ready, there Is a big acramble for repau . J Keep your McCormlck-Deerlng cnfP their maximum efficiency by u.tng oruy IliC repairs. ) J. S. Mills and W McCORMICK-DEERlN ilk cm . OKI Of U Mt a. :rtue (lit t'l'N taxi ills of I id k Kt Irth its I I dm the 111 I fotloi M cr 1 00' -t In ire N t)MA T0 Anoi has the latk llo U. th itintt 1 inlr fnui ' I In ll'Pl T. lur
