The Klamath news., August 28, 1925, Image 2

Page Two
Fridav. August ?A 192fi.
famed Hitijaffisrisrs
IIIIU A JU1IIO Mill!
Southern Species
IS
IN KLAMATH FAIR
o Plebiscite Deprives' '30,000 of Homes in Poland
Word wai received yesterday by
the Kltmath county fair board that
the famoua HlUcrest herd of Here-
When a bugoloRlst asked you
where be could find an untamed
specie of prunua, domestics of Eur
ope, hortulana or Americana, one
of the specie of tUcourtia or perin
arium, would you. without raising
a well groomed eyebrow tell him
fords, property of Reslnald Parsons wnd plums were found on the Skillet,
of Jlttt, California, will brought Handle, or with veracity call up the;
to the Klamath county fair this ye.ir. -huK-houst ?"
Herdsman Baylies of the Hill-j j.-or Wednesday afternoon., into!
crest Farms phoned the fair board the chamber of commerce walked t
yesterday morning asking If 15 0no bugologist, oh, we beg youri
stalls might be reserved for the pardon. ve mean an entomologist.!
surcd for many thousands of dol-: dipnifiod hortkalturUt. one W. F.
lars will arrive by manifest freight i Wight, a professor from the plant
next Wednesday and a group of in-' industry department of Stanford
terested livestock men are sure to i university, who was seeking the
be waiting not only to' extend the home of the Klamath native wild
glad hand to the visiting herdsman 1 pium.
but to sixe up the newcomers. Thej u0t in the least did he bowl Mrs.
only breeder of purebred entered j,eall smith over. On many times
for this year's competition to date, j,aa she been demanded to point out
the way to the Klnmath "Falls."
is Dale' Mattoon of Fort Klamath,
Mr: Mattoon has been lamenting
the fact that to date he has. had no
competition. Mr. (Buck) D. O.
Williams is a breeder of the popu
lar white-face but has never seen
fit to enter the local show. With
the coming of the Hilt herd, it
might be that a nice little triangu-
But Professor Wight obtained
what Information he could in regard
to the long list of names, and is
1 w on his way to Skillet Handle,
where he will tako back with him
several of the wild plum plants, to
be used in crossing with the tame
plum in his laboratory In Stanford
lar show for Herefords could be university.
staged at the coming fair. I Another cross will be attempted
The Hillcrest herd have won re-, by the professor while in the Klam
peated championships at the Pac- atn country, and that Is with the
if ic International and several years
were taken to Chicago for the In
ternational.
ALASKAN FISHING
VESSELS IN U. S.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. .26.
One by one, sailing vessels of the
Alaska fishery fleet have arrived
off the Golden Gatfe and been towed
to anchorage by puffing harbor
tugs.
Men along the waterfront com
mented mournfully on the lack of
real sallormen, with ability to
bring In their commands uuaided.
The Star of Peru, spurning prof
fers of help, drove In by the heads
Wednesday, a brisk west wind bel
lying her topsails and heeling her
tar to starboard. She wheeled
mouutain lilie that are known
throughout the coast for their
beauty, as fdund only In the Klam
ath country.
Chiloquin Leaps
To Front in Big
Bounds of Late
The League of Nations has been asked to aid '80,000 German fugitives who tied or were tent
out of Poland because, it is alleged, they voted for Germany in the plebiscite held to determine the
sovereignty of important territory, formerly German. The fugitives are living in "primitive Ellis
Island" at SclintiiicnuuM. n the German border, as shown.
moKWO tC F MAN ,rP
DIES IN TALENT
Aiinoiinceit? 'lit uf the ioalh of
IIoImtI II. I'uivis of Talent, Ore-
K, was iiuidii yesterday after-
in Kin. milling us shock 10 nis
in, iny friends who know the iluceaa
ed while he wadu III homo for
two your with his mult', ). A.
Hieurns of Klamath Fulls.
Kulicrt Purvis, 'son of Mrs, Ar
inliul.i Purvis, died Monday, August
24. lu a Mcdfiird hcjpitul. II ur
lul was held lu the old Stearns'
cemetery on Wagnor rrk. 1iy the
side of hl father aud araiKlfiitlior.
win) were burled year ago In the
aauiii plot.
The man. a nephew ot O, A.
Steurns of this illy, made many
friends while a resident for several
years In Klamath Fulls, who will
in,, urn his death.
UOTEL ASTOD
llidH'n u Ati.uv
EVERY ROOM kit PRIVATE TOILET
J0 Rilis New, Modtrn
CIom io Shopping District ni Theatres
FREE CARAGE Tw 1 lion 11.50
35 New Orleans City
Officials Indicted
HOP OFF NEXT MON.
! tribal dances and ceremonies. Three HAWAIIAN NON-STOP
i thousand red mon, encamped on the
hills near here for the fourth an
nual pow-wow of the southern tribes.; i
lived again the savage days when SAt FRANCISCO, Aug. S7.
-tomahawk and flint arrow wore the,' "'n'"'! Klra crews of
undisputed rulera of New Mexico. , n:i.hnnl- have speeded up the
tho overhauling or the threo navy seu-
KRW ORLEANS. La.. Aug. 27.
.......j . vA.a wuiiep rnhon. ! While venerable chieftains of
comptroller of customs, and L. A. ; Hopie. Navajos. Tesquei. Coehitas. ' Pianc. which next Monday are to
MprmiT " aheriff of St. Bernard par-: Zeunis, Apache aud many oilier """'" "
i.h mnihor ulili .12 others. Includ- tribes, met :n solem council to re-:'1"101"
i rn,.r fnrmtr memhers of the! count the tales of wars and hunt-
and two log, bucks and braves swayed to '""" "
Hie reannnnt bnom-bonni uf the turn. "Oelng machine the PII-1 and
II stop.
Two new 800 horsepower engines
New Orleans police force,
deputy sheriffs, were Indicted Thurs
day by a federal grand jury.
Cohen and Maraux were charged j
with conspiracy and liuuor smug
gling, as were most of tho others.
Cohen la accused of granting tree-
dom of the port to the Rita, a speed-
Chiloquin is coming Into her own. j boat allegedly used for rum running.
Boasting a payroll that will put The grand jury also disclosed the
the Klamath immediate payroll into 'payment of 110.000 to Pat Needham.
toms.
begin a
shame, she is blossoming out like
a real city should, and will soon
make a name for. herself in a way
she that has not done In the past.
A new $8,000 dance hall Is being
I erected in the business district ot
gracefully past Melggs wharf and the'clty,.ot . C .
lua illy miuwii, u . me; aic wui-
then dropped her hooks as the crew
scrambled aloft to make her snug.
dened with such, have given author
ity to twenty home builders who
now have as many homes under con
struction, to ue unisued long be-
3 FIRFJVTEN HURT
IN ENGINE CRASH fore the first snow files.
I And that Isn't halt of it.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27. Three; Chiloquin is having a new home
members of the Sacramento fire de-i for its newspaper, the spokesman of
partment. Including Terance Mullt- the people, and in more ways than
gan, second assistant chief, were one, "the home ot the brave." '
injured; two of them more or lessj A. C. Uienger, well known bnsi
seriously, this afternoon when Mul-jness man ot Chiloquin, made a brief
ligan's automobile and engine No. visit to Klamath Falls yesterday
2 collided at Ninth and N streets. ' afternoon.
At the time ot the accident the flre-i According to the visitor, the town
men were rushing to a small fire is booming like no other town In
in a woodshed In the rear of an Oregon has for some time, and It
apartment house at Eighth and Q vlll not be many Indian .moons
?! rects. Mulligan is suffering from before the squaws on the reservation
a a Injured back and possible in- are chatting over their coffee with
ternal Injuries. The other injured a Chiloquin newspaper on their
firemen are Carl Wonderly, 35, in- knee.
Juries to back; E. Rehm, 22, severe Yea, verily! Chiloquin Is coming
bruises and abraisions. 'into its own!
federal ' prohibition "under cover
man.' The money was to have been
used In an attempt to bribe O. D.
Jackson, leglonal prohibition direc
tor. At the time Needham is said
to have obtained the money Jackson
XOiftJtf&Ui prohibition director.
a.u 3....,-
TONG WAR IS FEARED
IN CHI. CHINATOWN; teach inn,
Mexican Shot To Death
For Wanting Education
MEXICO CITY. Aug. 27. (I'nlted
News) Antonio Rohles was shot to
death because he believed in educa
tion, according to the Mexlcuu au
thorities who are seeking his sluy
ers. Robles was a member of the llul
chol tribe of Indians, who live in
the state of Calisro. The tribe is
hostile to tho ways o( civilisation,
and' particularly allioi2 educntion.
Ir.aplr.d with a 'rU'sIro to purge
his tribe of illiteracy. Rohles estab
lished a Bchool and refused to stop
when warned to do so.
Finally the tribal council tried
Robles. lie was convlcied of trea-
to the tribal customs. The
the ship Is scheduled to
I series of practice flights Friday.
pAskfor
9 Kraft
(&EESEf
Ytyour dealcrtdy
Build with
STONE-TILE
BUILDERS!
SAVE THIS EXPENSE
By using Stoi.e-Tlle foundations
for frame dwellings you save the
delay and expense of building and
stripping forms nd hauling
mixer to tho job. You avoid tho
wuste of materials thut always
occurs where the volume of con
crete Is small.
Build your foundations of dense,
hard Stone-Tile, In a fraction ot
the time. They are substantial,
attiarilve In appeurunre and save
you money.
The footing may bo Stone-Tile
"solid" block, turned endwise.
BUILD
WITH STONE-TILE
s Klamath Concrete
Pipe Co.
JHEKLAMATu
We i
MUSTi
703 Market
1'bone B82-W
Husband Accuses Her
SWn.
rdz? jvv- , -.
INDIAN TRIBES IN
CRAZED POW-WOW
GALLUP. N. M., Aug. 27. Under
the light ot a hundred camp fires,
the greatest pagan spectacle ever
staged In America was re-enacted
Thursday night, when four ancient
Indian tribes united In their sacred
SPECIALS
In Victrolas Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
Advances in
WOOD
CHICAGO, Aug. 27. In the ob
scure Chinese colonies of mid-west son
cities, where gay lanterns hang over penalty, which was carried out. was
the marble-topped tables of chop , that Hollies should be shot to death.
suey parlors, on the fear of the
long war spread.
In Chicago, where there has been
one killing, 24 Chinese are in cus
tody. Special polico squads guarded
Chinatown on the receipt of word
that fifteen gunmen of the Hip Sing
tong were enroute to this city to
carry on the warfare here.
ne without
CHEAP
any warning.
PRICES
are now on,
Pon't be one of many who
will order too late.
Winter Is near.
Phone in your ordera.
BLOCK WOOD
is our specialty.
Peyton & Co.
601
"Wood to Burn."
Main Phone
53S
Porter Construction Co.
Washed and Screened Sand
and Gravel
Klamath and Market St.
Phone 13
17
Mrs. Henry De Jans, of New York, known in the literary
world as Yfinfrcd James, strenuously denies her husband',
charges that she. was unduly friendly n-ilh a wealthy English
importer. .
Mnj
LEWIS' SPECIAL COFFEE
OUR OWN BLEND
Two pounds for 95c. 50c a pound
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES DAILY
Ben P. Lewis, Grocery
"The Old Reliable Coffee House."
223 So. Sixth St. Phone 355
!
Don't Forget
To bring your samples of grain in as I am in
the market for all kinds of grain this year.
A carload of faim machinery will arrive dir
ect from the factoiy on or about September 1st.
This car will consist of spreaders, wagons,
disc, spring-tooth and peg-tooth harrows.
I am offering for immediate sale two six-ton
McDonald pitless scales at $200' each with 10
discount for cash.
J. W. KERNS
Moline Dittrijbutor
Farm Implements, Cream Separators,, Milking
Machines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seed
1303 So. 6th St. Phone 557-J
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Our store hag be
leased to The BrC
ville Woolen nffg
Sept. 1!
Is Our
Last Day
Only
12
Selling
-.in .,(
Days
Are Left
W nr therefor
fering our fall and li.
ter coais ai
y2
Price
and leu .
Silk and Wool Dntd
1.0
am
d jet
Suits,
Skirls. 1 B1H
Furti' Etc
l
V
Price
and let .
MIL
Velvet Hat, f
few dsirU. J
i .ill. ,ntMn&
ana , a
. . frction or
real worth.'
Thi. I. nj
dise.
' EverytbM
. Must P
LaVoM
Store
' Sthand
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