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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 26, 1925)
THE Page Two BAR ASSOCIATION Manager Returns 10 ASSIST JUDGt ON CIVIL DOCKET Portland wai considerably wrought up during th recent search there tor eacaped convicts from the OreKon penllenilary. and 2ugen l KLAMATH MAY GET NEW JAIL Wednesday. Aug. 2(1925 Confesses Bombing Home fot Sympathy (Continued From rage One) Following close on tho atatement ot District Attorney E. h. Elliott nl.r in recent action in that there la. "no proper piuco m , l ueslay turn n nau Uotinit a bond tame of J175.UOO tor1 Klamath county where a youth can I t)l)lllb w,lch wrecked hi home Ithe purchase of a tract to present be confined." came the prediction , ordpr 1o 1. 1.. nthrn Pacific for lu railroad yesterday that, as soon as possible. one to buy where ne pieaw". ,.. .a renin. hare no quarrel with tolas wno , .... .g lu4l ,llD,p,, fri. us to buy their produce, anu i "'" nHhbora. All w ask la that when ihey want " aomelhiKk. (tif ,lll)kIlg ,( ,h. pictures of the eud their money a long way t I d ,0 h. (,r mmikf wr.hous to mall-order hiimes. Us irm.i nmt lirl ,, ,,, ,h. ,,,,,,1, though, that none of that m""!,1 themnelvM Slid gut our prima, ever rotm-a back to KLAMAi i Mllll,y mrk V anylhlng you buy ftiUMi to mf - ,tlvtK i, not perrwtiy iiiuciory the it-norul and roads and 10 add lo devulopmt'Ut. Hut waive uciiiulntiinrn and sen timent aside. Look ul the ques tion at a inulter of self Intnrest. We linve the cutuloas of the mail order homes ami kiiw tlielr prices. Tuke fr uu exumplo a S-volt case pending in the circuit court hop4 ,ccordlnc to F. Rgy Dunn, j the county court will provide a for Klamath county Is now. and for manaer (he Klamath Falls basttle where persons of any sex or some considerable time, has been brancn oI he pacuic Telephone 1 age may be lodged. In a congested condition, and many TeU,grapB company. Mr. Dunn yes-! Twenty-one thousand dollars Is civil cases are now pending upon . re,urned fr0m a week's visit soon to be avaiianie t me resuu 01 motions and demurrers ineo many ln portlun(1 and Eugene, weeks, and even monins previous hereto; and a great many other cases are at Issue for trial, and nendini so at issue many months. two EXPERT MELON . 4 t, anmA mh more than Dany years previous hereto; and ; . anfl more ore- tohUa- "Whereas, the aforesaid condition platea n the near future, Mr.Dunn nf tha civil docket In said circuit Loij . court of Klamath county renders It 1 . . - ! impossible for the members of the bar of this county to dispose ot liti gation and thus serve their clients properly, resulting,, also, in a great j dissatisfaction ot, as well as injury to the litigants whose cases are thus pending and undisposed ot as aforesaid, - "Now -therefore. Be it resolved by the Klamath Bar association that a committee ot three members be appointed by the president of litigation involving the county and n-viu . Portland Mr. Dunn con-1 the First State ft Savings bank, de ferred with high officers of the fund, it was said yesterday. It company regarding the situation ln ! was declared that, as soon as the ... sv.n. tw.ntw the com- funds are obtainable, the county niuuiatu "' j has msde many extensions In j court plans to provide a Jail ault- aois to ine neeus oi me community. The situation in Klamath county. LOS ANOEI.E3, Aug. ((tilled News) Mlllaou V. Downs, brother of suspended Councilman Charles K. Downs, confessed late exploited llie In create sympathy 'r ni brother, accused with Councilman .storage n ... Joseph Klt.patr.ck of ! . -. . 12000 brllio money. (. l( M.uey Order 1-' Atter several hours of grilling, p 0. Stamp Downs, who suffered a broken rib Express '' in the explosion, admitted he dyna- '""ll';'';-.' 7 13 l mlted his own house l" help out j prluli Wll, ,.,. fr del the "kid" his brother. livery und twy for service battery. Downs was knocked unconscious oitR pi( K HKllti bv the dynamite charge lie had ; KLAMATH placed under his bed. A post, flung Written by Mr. A. W. Htevens, Prop, ot IMI'KltKL OAltAtJH Hnl nml MhIii Mia. Authorised I'ltr l-O-LITK Iribulora. Adv. A38 . . Il ds! I EES AT hundred feet by the blast, crush ed his rib as he was escaping. The two former counciimen, cluirg- FALLS fio.sr. No waiting for slilpmunl. no rent; for service buttery. (Juullty WM.L, KNOWN Satrsfaiilnn liuurantoeti persons well advised declared, Isjed with soliciting snd accepting oe that needs immediate attention, i n, goo each to vote tor a proponed When a woman Is arrested officers tunnel Improvement, appeared In are at a loss to dispose of her case, ! court Tuesday and asked for ad and when a minor Is taken into cus-j journment ot their trial until 't'hurs- Harry L. Mills of the Hilderbrand district called at the office of the fair board yesterday morning and iriadA entrv of many kinds of melons this association for the purpose of i aJ1 grown on dry iana. Mr. Mills aacortammg tne true condition oi ,g one of lne pioneer farmers of the Hilderbrand district, and one good look at his productive farm will show even an inexperienced observer what good tillage methods, careful choice of location' for air and soil u.ainage will do toward contributing to the success of the farmer. Mr. Mills picks certain locations for cer tain vegetables and truck crops, some times these little pockets are only a few rods in extent but the bountiful returns and thrifty ap pearance ot the plants show what reward may be expected. He tried over 40 varietiea ot watermelons be fore arriving at the kind best suited the civil docket ot the circuit court Jn this county and for the further purpose of devising and recom mending ways and means whereby this bar association and the mem bers of the bar generally may as sist the said circuit court and the clerk thereof ln the more speedy disposition ot any and all cases now pending before said court, whether upon motions or demur rers, or for trial upon the merits. And be it "Further resolved, that they be and are hereby authorized to Inves tigate and report to this associa tion snch recommendations as in for quick maturity and returns on their judgment may aeem proper ! his particular type of soil, ln the premises." j Members ot the committee',,. , 0i c Jl. Tiamed were? P C Rrnwer .1 C " ...--w. . Dutnic and W. P. Myers. '! THINNEST SKYSCRAPF.R ... I CHICAGO What is bcileved to be the thinnest skyacrapper ho tel ln the world is shortly to be built by Chicagoans half way between Gnlport and Biloxi, Mississippi. The hotel, a $20, 000,000 structure, will be but 600 feet ln length and only 40 feet wide. The unique design .was selected due to the fact that this arrangement will permit ev eryone of the hotel's 400 rooms to overlook the Gulf of Mexico. Arrested In L A. LOS ANGELES. Auv 25, John Luther Wyaii alid" Frederick t. Mc Coy, asserted heads of a nationwide farm loan swindle, were arrested here Tuesday by postoffice Inspectors. tody they know not what to do Just where the new jail is to be erected, nobody is able to predict. The jail In the court house. It was explained, is extremely crowded at the present time, and even the inmates there should be given qua." tera better than the ones now provided. duy. The plea was granted. WOMEN PICK PI. I MS Three local women yesterday were bjsy picking plums In the Klum ath Falls district. They were: Mrs. Ed Kendall, Mrs. Oscar Smith and Mrs. C. 1). Kagan. UNION MINERS PLAN WALKOUT CAMPAIGN HAZLETON. Pa.. Ang. 15. Preparations for the possible neces sity of calling a strike of anthracite miners, were made Tuesday night at a meeting ot the general scale com mittee of the United Mine Workers, following the failure ot a neutral "citizens' no strike" committee, which had earlier Tuesday vainly pleaded with the miners to continue I negotiations with the operators. I.OVALTV TO KLAMATH KALIS MERCHANTS Wo recogn'f the rlsht of every HOTEL ASTOD 2nd & HOI Us Aataha EVERY ROOM bu PRIVATE TOILET 50 Baths New, Modern Qose lo Shopping District and Theatres FREE GARAGE T.r from I. SO MAN' FINED HEAVILY Adam Sharpek, charged with reckless driving, was fined $250 in justice court yesterday when he was arraigned on a charge of reck less driving. The Incident was al leged to have taken place on the Keno road. SPECIALS In Victrola Still on at SHEPHERD'S Advances in WOOD come without any warning. CHEAP PRICES are now on. Don't be one ot many who will order too late. Winter is near. Phone In your orders. BLOCK WOOD Is 6uK specialty. Peytdre6.f "Wood, to Burn." 601 Main Phone 535 25' is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTB Large Tube 25 You Can't Beat This I A GENUINE 6 VOLT STORAGE BATTERY Fully $10-95 lUari Wood or Rubber Case. The right size for Forth, Chevrolet, Buick, Star, 0erlti i' ' and 58 other can. 12 volt for Dodges and Franklins .. See these batteries at IMPERIAL GARAGE 3rd and Main St.. Klamath FHi,oJ A. W. Stevens, Prop. Authorized PRES-O-LITE Distribute!. I r I & wfSSESiE, Adding to the Pleas ures of the Table FRESH fruits crisp salads wholesome foods all real blessings these days. These real and present additions to the pleasures of the table are made possible through a house hold necessity which always pays for itself. Naturally we refer to ice that sure protector of food's flavor. Are we now serving you regularly? If not you will experience a real satisfac tion witb service if you telephone us today. KLAMATH ICE & STORAGE Phone 58 CO. MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ICE INDUSTRIES 16 Wut Washinfton Street. Chcafo. llUntl Sheet Special Today-Thursday Waldorf Sheets 81x90, Double Bed Size $1.29 Torn to Size and Big Hems. No Starch Filling. 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