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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 11, 1925)
IE KLAMATH NEWS r : i EOaunmattlh ' CMiafty ffews MIDLAND i.i a v 11 Runt. 10. Tim ho enrolled at Klamath high on Tueaday ware: I'uullno , Opul Hooper, Catherine Almond OrnKorv. Ann ..' Iii.nl Hnvli'k William ll.. uli from I ho Midland dlalrlct. Later Jumm Button haa been rick fur a few duya with a Irrl of Pardu Mra. E. 1 ll.n fi PSliAa . .1 Largent were Klumaih ' !""' w'-nd ............ iMollblM. Up. r t h . . and Mra. Roacoe Lnr.eni ' . V .. " " '"due of Lakevlew. vlHltora at home of Mr. Ur-V ' . . """"h"". Mra. Marlon parent, on Miller Ilunl ,;"'t' 'eTe WPek re""'n home . ' i Ml. l,.u.l '. j . . ... luar Kurber returned home ' , V " ' V Knlor ol Mr lay.. Ho baa been aponillng , " " nan re- Hmn with hln brother. , : " " " "'" ooi at trie Sacred n,i Ili.otior and l.te, ,""rt. 'utlmy In Klamath Fulla. ,y ,el vl.ltor. on Monday. I M(,7'v!i"' U'h' ar"y- " L-.i u a r- ' Mcdforil. with an aunt and will the ahouner. In K.ama.h "".r.na "I""! there , hi. year. 'I ueHUH7. It'll. very b.uy with their b.r,e.tlng. ...... ., mewarf. brother. Bill ,tu .nni in and family, from K.n.a. .re in Klamath to make their home, vir '.'f """'"ton called on Mr.. II. I). Morrl.cn Tue.day. AGENCY KLAMATH AGENCY Sept. 10. 'tt ' uermeiaaorr ot Mr..!KI"n""h Kal, wa the gueat over Harry HISTORY Dollar Says Soviet GREATEST CIVIL WAR IS Harold Ha. Nation Throttled; Need Iron Leader NEW YORK. Rent, in Th. eat civil war In hlatory la rending I China. More than 2.000.000 men are under arma In a country whose' cltlea are rapidly auccumblng to the propaganda of bolaheviam. China j haa the largeat army In the world,' and la potentially the wealthleat na-' Hon In the world, and yet alio la un ablo to mulntaln lawful order or to' pay her debt, without foreign super- j vlHlon . Theae aro aomn nf Ihm pnni.m,(n ' contained In a aununutlon of the Chlneae problem given to the United and Mra. Edgar Weber ere' bv ""'old "ollnr. .on of Itob- ... away on a vacation vi.irinv Vri...id ..nunc .,,ung ana com-' Anna Hurnott la upendlnc1,,, vi., " v V'""in ,r,elldl merrlal IntereaU In :hln i with Mra. J. W. Jnrv li, i .. . ' " lnl.lv .,.. .1. ... .. ,h Kalla .0 attend high ,ehoo. .t . Jol, C ' fo.,- n,l Mm. John-U ...ii,?."""" akln vacation trip In ,,r,,, ,. ,. Klamath Fall, vl.l.or. on ' TJZ, UP l3l 1 U""'r ' " - " ill lay. I ; built In Hhanghai. the only modern . and Mra. Kditar Kurber anent 1 lofflre building In China, a (day In the county aeat. 1 .'er for China, nlthoiiKh it la but kcuilt the .hopper, from M 1,1- v In. I "rlea high I un Tueaduy were: Frank 1 I ,fOfl I KflPlC I 1 What China- needs." Dollar .aid, era. Mr. und Mra. 8. L. Durnett. "WM IVIO "la a dlctutor IJIvlalon and decen- Lane, J. V. Sevlrk und nun, ' """niin uave ueiiiorali.ed the repuiillcan revolution of Ian; and Friday, September 11, 1925 Pag Five Masked Men Enter Home of Murdered Prohibition Woman lliuley of Klamath Falla wa.L ' ,,"",lu, VWtora Mr. and Mrathere la further dlvlxion and de- Idland vlaltor on Tueaday. I uctora tramblltt of Chiloquin and i morallaatlon In atore accompanied . Hale brothera were busl-' J- r- ;"rLaln alao of the re!w"n not a little violence until a rallera on the Inland Wed-i""'1" Uin town, apent Thunday In J,tn mal appeara to reatore order. Ly imiiRui-iiuK puainea. aiiairs; .i.o-ueaueu nnuiary dragon I ! In the Office nf 4ha Mn( a.hnnl ; I. not a favorite with ih. i'Ut riiunpfr wii TiHiunK nia par- v ..,Ucac ... . . . K .iitturlntun.lcM. r.n.i.ii.. i oeonle. for II. .nl,KAN l a weilncauay. from Kono " " - - uor une Keno. .principal of the Chlloquln .chool tuchun or another have trampled: Pauley of Sanitary market IM,w",'d n"0 h"Pe "o uc" " I ,h" ' " """r tt!,ln""- ' . foua ,t t1. u rUDPU their U'nmon iind nllln,..l .1 1 McCain, a member of , "'"" et me Chinese farmer bUHlnea. caller V( (Ineeday. on Mllli-r SHASTA VIEW vcur. Mra the hiIkmiI boaril mudn her vlult "ayH nothing, or If he murmiira. ho In I ho cliy In rolullon to thoao mat- d"c" ""'h'nu. The time will come lera. , .when .the abused Chinese will rise against tne mal-admlntstratlon of tuchuns and the festering bolshevlam 01 me citica and amash them. That win na ripen unless a Chlneae Napo leon appeara. a man ih ra,,n. VINTON, Iowa, Sept. 10. (Unit ed New.) While her husband, the Rev. ;. 8. Kleckner, paator of Chrlaf. church here, aaalated with the funeral aervlce. of Mr.. C. B. Cook. W. C. T. u. president, mur dered Monday night, the Klecker home wa. entered Thnraday after noon by two masked men, who de manded to know of Mr.. Kleckner, If her husband wa. a klanaman. . "Tell u. the truth or we will manhandle you," one of the Invad er, shouted. Trembling with fright. " Mra. Kleckner told the pair that .he did not think her husband belong ed to the klun order. The -men then dlaappeared. Police were summoned and blood houncla .hipped here from Woter lott In an effort to trace the pair. State Agent . T. L. Kendall and Sheriff Wltefield Iluhl. Investigating the murder of Mra. Cook, ore direct ing the Investigation Into the latest sensational episode to rock Vinton from it. agrestic obscurity. Will War on"Pine Beetle in Klamath Continuation ot control work In the destructive pine beetle ravage will be definitely decided according to Jock Kimball and several rnngera of the Klamath Forest Protective association who will meet with J. E. Patterson, forest entomologist for the federal government In Ashland. Before the establishment of two beetle control camps la accomplish ed the advice of the government expert la needed. With Mr. Klm-i ball and the members of the associa tion, several private timber owner, are expected to be present to urge the establishment of the camps and ! the continuation of the work in ex-1 terminating the pests. , 1 BE DROPPED ON new vnnif son, in v.. v.a tremhlaa In tdrpn. na , . nanMa ... - the great unhenvnl thn riAvnatatlnv eiploslon that will turn the town upaiae oown on tne very eve of the tnaVOraltV nrlmnrv Alorllnna nnl Tueaday. Who I. the little girl, found In a dark alley year, ago, whose atrocioua murder will be laid at tne door of one candidate or an other the night before the voter, go 10 me poll, to do their worst? Which orphanage, burned to the ground, will have Hs charred ruin, thrown before the door nf the mhor candidate? ,. It is yet too early to nay. But the vntera annn ainu., KnuA things, together with information on wno aiiieo cock room, who kidnaped Charley Rosa and whn Mmmi,, other celebrated crime, unsolved all inene years. Mr. Hearst and nnvpmn. Cmith got away to a good running start. wnicn was only a faint promise of wnat may come next week. An ominous silence comparatively speaking ha. spread over the demo cratic party primary contest this week ,and there have been few scathing personal charges. It has been suggested that the half do7.enprln,lpal characters In this battle have been political bed-fellows so long end know so much about each other that If any one of them were to start spilling the real bean., all concerned would be ruined In a day. , SPECIALS In Vichrola Still on at SHEPHERD'S But-whether or not anvtruth may ue expeciea irom tnose nigntoeiore charges that nobody ha. any time to disprove, any one who knows the men involved in thi. preaent brawl knowa that none of them will pull punchea at the laat minute The truth may be too terrible, but noth ing else will be The Hearst-Smith exchange of per sonalities, quiescent for two or three days, ahouid burst Into bloom, and Mayor Ilylan and Senator Walker, the self-named Tammany candidates respectively, may be expected to do their worst Other and minor can didate, doubtless will confine them selves to proving that It was the other fellow who sne.ked the pen nies from the blind man's cup CHILOQUIN .MAN A I LAW - .VIOLATOR Sheriff Burt Hawkins flaagef shut the door of the county "Jafl.'iop one more prisoner last nlght. HI He was Ted Moore who, arrested at Chlfbquln aid- j.rBftJajedl m the justice court there,' wa. charged with the unlawful posses.teaaif Iktexlcat Ing liquor. When Moore entered a pica of guilty, he was. senteaqed by Justice of the Peace Spink" to pay a fine of 100 and to spend 30 days In the county jail. ' ! . .JVu.."!- tUi How Robert M. Koenig round Remedy Pimply Skin For year my skin would break out every once in while and fummem did very tittle to help me. I read a doctors article niatinp thai pimply kin usually rome from the uomach and bowel not getting rid 61 the poivMiv. 1 tried Carter' Little Livrr Pill for a let day and imr thai nmt ri skin i smooth and clrai. Nm I tell my friend the right wa nt griting rid of a broken tmt nkin -and aim ( iteering clear ot upset ttomach and sick headache. Carter arc all ou claim for thffn. ; II- Lrook at your hat; Every One iBlst ; , Does ! ; , We have , the .most complete stock of Stet sons and Castles for your choice. . . t All the new"8hlaes of Biscuit Browns, French Grays, "Mouse, Mauve, Willow,1 'and jof course , all the stable color s ..(tilike-.Ia'Uak, brown, steel andnatr ural; both in the velour and smooth, finishes. Priced from $3.50 IU tpj.tf.uu We invite your, spection. in- i N. B. Drew "Men'i Tog.." r I.AKI AND FAIHVIFV.I . ".' " rn- 11 The I.odi. Aid met " J: "nwne 01 "onnia, a memner v. u ...... u 'he county .chool bo.rd. spent . .'...'.I.. L . Thursday afternoon in the city toi'.eon appeara. a man the c m . ii, mi j ...,,. i ! attend the meeting of the board mercnania can trust am a lovely lunch was aerved. i ... t .. . land who will pnriMvn. i... .. L ....... ,.. . .which was held yesterday. enaeavor to better the Mrs. II. D. Morrison. Mia. Kr- ...... ... ' Ill llir. , ...I.. I,B, LUU IC, .(. i . . . , , - ,ui,iuruiM luuriHis 10 arrive in r.iurrnun, .lira, i-erry lilxon, , u , K . t Shun Dlion. Mrs. Otto Wob- Mrn. Men Hamilton. Mrs. condition nf rhflnn ln.,.nj . ... i - ui merely rallforniii TmirMn Among the ! 'ryn to stuff his purse or to Inflate I. i Memorial nower. There are two Chinese now In sight, Dollar said, who may possess uuiiuy 10 consolidate China j ' (AdverKiwrhent u ll ... : , tvi a i J. Molnny, San Francisco; A. J. j Mussel). Hun Itufael; J, II. McKee, ,, nusHeu. iv I u,,,r1 Bcnr'"7r- Donnant: N. T. McKlnnens, Hunt- nil! Imvno. Mm. Jhv Vn r. . . ' tT, "T": Ange.es; " M. F. Whitney, San Francisco; A. . i .. . .. I Martin. Ked ltluff; St. John L. Taw. ,m i r' l , EH,",l""-,"'rlt. Mi.hr. Sun Franciaco; I. D. Hlnea. kla.1,1. Calif., visited at Mrs. San Prani.lwo. Jack' Vacanagh. J,1"-' ,l"nn JT" at fort Ilnigg; It. I.lndauer. San Fran--kl Tuesday. Mr. Kahelback-cIkco. v u M(.Vek , Creek i or Oakland after visiting, FraIlk y ( naM Kversd0. , .(. An, nuver. and Mr. motored to Oakland with iHiti.. um.i. utu. i.sw..k ul. h. .. . - "...n ...... . . .... .,..ni ......vw... mi.ii. nuer a ainior ' lie ma wir,, and littler ilaugh-! rteatora French Is enjoying a visit nce with Henry Ford Tuesday. Post .....!. ucu.i.i nun; n. new an noil need that nlans will hn mnde tr link Detroit with the transcontinen tal air in ill I service. (.'hang Tso Lin. titular million, ernor of Manchuria; actually the nb aolute ruler of It, and Wu Pel Fit. who waa forced Into retirement In Ilonan last summer, when the Chris tian General Feng flu Ilslang treach erously aoljed Peking, while Wu was at Iho head of an army fighting Chang Ford KxertH Infliienfw . DKTItOIT. Mich. After a ainfor- . 'ip.sir : uemtiru r reiicn la enjoying a v8u(e.-e wuh nenry rora rueaaay, 1'oat- 'I.Vn Will visit tWO Week. With frnm her ennaln nnil mnil.nliin. I master Oenernl llnrrv u V... irenla. 4 . . . vnui.in.u n,.n. r, , 'nn.,.,n tha .ina- ,.. . . - 1 ; McnuiriiiB ... m 1 I, , un. I HVj BlllirU MU"""H ..... piuiin Will UU 1IIUUU lO mi uuo , n, ni.it, n I.,,.. , I.-......... I. i..n,ta .uA . . r. ........ ...n ..,.-,i ..iiiiiiuiii rutin iiiu dun iiuil ii inia Week, The furmera nrn this' weelt to annnd n hrlef vlnlt The Best Shirt Buy In Town SI.95 Genuine English Broadcloth Shirts collars at tachedin plain and fancy .patterns, at $1.95. These are values that sell regularly at $3.00. Just received a lot of new, snappy patterns, so take advantage while they last. x KIAMATH KlOTHING tEADIWO CLOTHIER. aiNCE ISOI f i DEER SEASON ON ! lj j vv fo1! ni DOTOlovnnrwso eBrt vc-iavivuno loHijuwaii n. t: Ji.'i.nl tit Ihisj store is the headquarteig 1 of Klamath County Hunters iv; 0 Get Your Hunting License Here For Oregon, California, non-residents. 'Sil.. ." L '.Xtitl i.--i--i-r.a hiliqiw Also ask for a FREE COPY of the Oregon Game Laws ' JZVZ ; .U-rwi 'KlOftl iWe Cany a Complete Supply of Camp Cott;" Shoes, Blankets, Dux Back Waterproof Clothing : DO YOU KNOW? That here you can rent: RIFLES-GUNS-TENTS . t 4if Made of Canvas We Have It" THE GUN STORE . J. B. Chambers, Prop. Main St., Between 6th and 7th. Klamath Falls
