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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1925)
192S f..-i..- n.,r.i.i w.r nmi'iil. Ilior anurcr. Malin h no otijartlun lo Malin would Ilka lo hav Ilia ,;,. ina lleralil (all lha Iruib aa It la, or forever keep ah lit tie filthy trap. "K. M, TKOUT." LOCALS $ IvralU flclH- The Open Forum hid iiimn thr-lr own liiilUtlvn. And nil" n.r in- - II her waa Ih Kvoalnic !ItI.I In- ln Wmiihorn Pacific, built ran vti.d lo at.cml. and If any railroad not ... Mall., a. a w.pnu ..r .. rvprvavniatlT waa Ih.-r ha had a. 1 ammunition In rarryln on war- h ,,,1,1 i., h. i.r....m aa did the far. with the 8outh.ro I a. lflc or Workfc Olldfin WHY XT TKI.I. THK TRl"TIH HTK.IMNIIIP IHKI1 No NKAIU III. Kill TH .Kopr.,,,.,. ,ro, M.Un Pro,, h.rU.. of ... -' . VlZ o,. ItKltlltT a, ... m. tN I nkbA. TnttlA Ituvrin Hit William Aa purveyor of ,l..nfor,...o., At V .I. ru.h ...V thai ..: .her. .. no in nniuniflui uu m i ,. .ii mir nru 1 irui i. im nai -- ......... . ... i aurui !.. . . "wctatlo, U.jV, of Bonania were .hoppln with' Bryan, well known rattle buyer of the Kvenlna. Herald In repomn a ''" " t,d of .ny Sterna dl.en.hm In M.lln ami II la V , ' way lk?V m uuuiiii ' .....imnnled bv Vra. meetina held at Malln lnt Thumday 'd; no plrtura waa painteu ot any irrn.i .... I day I I'nlled Praaa Th. rn- ' .""0 'M fuu !7 mvfUDK Uiiu all jiaiiu inni i urn uu.v i ------- . Sunday, Sopt. 27, Page Eight ; g z Shopping in Kenneth -Bold Klamath Falls vlsiiors yesterday. ha nL- ! irnHi' nmvoii lit nnfiii. h nut oniv .y.i k..M In fha i.nlrttil.i1 t.i ilWtnrt I fin Irillil. nil I A Himiifii .. . . , . t I Vt.lL-d iTiMai l nr nl Ilia In til fi 1 itIlimil . 1 I rill III -. 'i ,-. Mr. and Mrs. rniwaer ot wte --k o , ,v , . . - .. -- , o ..,perll pr.llna It print.. Malin ran - "": r aur.l.o,. of Ta D7-.T." .n.l family were anairs. inner came .u ... -- , , i, ...lye her own prolilema without tna - auoinanua H. I lM, ... UtMa . I I city lot Child Horn In ltonanu Mr. and Mrs. Root. Leylle of Bonanza are the happy parents of a baby boy. now two weeks old. Yrek.i. who Is accompanied ny : tKnorauce can not he pleaded lor not Mrs. Koulke to Klamath Falls, printing; the facts in tile ense. since Charles McCot. with Koulkc. is also Hie Kveniuu Herald claimed to have i . l I.. . irin. ' ruiidhle r.s n n.Mf-n t n I Ives at the meet-I was 1U uie ti.j iiwui . " I. . ... .... .1... ' tuc. What llto purpose ot tne iier-,"i"i . aid was In nrlnliuit such a article is mi" lMamain rails, anu act affairs. Boiutnaa Visitor Mrs. F. J. Bowne and children were In town yesterday from their home near Bonania. . MlKsra Lytic H and Alice l.yile were shopping here yesterday, from their home In Bo nanta. In for the Winter Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of Dairy have located in Klamath Falls for the winter. ! Well Known Hosidcnt Here E. R. Realties, one of the most pro minent of the furmor residents, is TisitliiK in Klamuth Falls for a itlme from his home which he now 'makes lu Talent, Ore. During his Misses Grace re,dence in Klamath Falls for many years Be served as presioeni of the Kltst National bank, still holds a la rue amount of perty in the city. ,.. ..,.... in ... ,i.,u... it ,iiy. mrnts lo the rotiirary. niauu viiner nlavMl !. I'nielhcenre than one of 1 by the Kvenltig llernld or any one the white-fared cows, to which It re-!'le are malicious falsehoods. ferred in a painful attempt at beiug witty. "The object and purpose of the meeting were clearly stated at its beginning, and they were actually as He; stated. All means available were pro-! used In giving notice ot the meeting. I and there was no haste in calling the made, lo Influenc. or stampede ... - nc. o. . n. r.. . ...... . , ...m., ,. ..iih..r the arimv. fatlaued-faced fur-land it at any time u ..... --- ""'any i ne Ch cs.. J7. "IU " 1. . . i . ta f Mil Vltsatll fl u HllHjI.U I. I. ... . . wmn Ikaa. a . " I mors, or the white faced rows; there j .Islance iroin tiini '"". " " r , " , , " V. ' aoutile. U, .lJ," no objection or obstruction of-1 lend .uiibiiio invnanon. in. r...u-,.- oi nm ois-aa lha osteo,, "'""a lllll llneailng Herald cno.o to noiu niann up ...-.. uearlng oi tkt in 1Wt any .late- an ea.npl of unity of purpo.. for Th ,nf(irnllon ,',,, ..I Ubm,.."11 Klamath Fall, to follow, it Mann .... , y , ,j hv : 11.1,1.1 7 J".'"" l a. nan a yeuow r.a ,hhh.'. ...... ewspnper. printing venemoua screed,! It la uuile possible that there would be more dln.en.lon. proportionally In Mnlln than there Is. or ever was. In! Klamulh Falls, A. previously stated, Malin has not a.kvd. nor doe It IWltll.ni. o, IIJT- Why the Evening Herald chose lo make deliberate false slateinenla Is not apparent, but one thing I. not only apparent, but assured, and that ' is the Evening Herald Is not accom- vlvnr, lo naval Miihorlllei, who m- "llUrq iDs m.7.., 4 navy de- 'I"'' owrrw I ship. ullshlnc auvthinc for liself. and the need any aMl.lance from the n,ven- slime and oote which It Is atenipllng Ing Herald III settling Ita community others .till clings lo Us problems, but as a mailer of lu.ilee crew males, f, C. Wiseman. thirled In tieiall to the parlinent. The steamer barked away after If yoTT-T" ramming the submarine and he was arraniemw T ""t,ml in in waier lor an hour befor be-: v.rUsems.i ilu . Ina nicked ud Lv a lifeboat - . . i .m. suigtsufta. w which lm Kile aaw on ot hl!to hsia nT.'t ' ' Malin Visitors Out of town visl- tors in Klamath Falls for the re-j From Itorky Point Paul Wamp mainder of the week-end include ler of Rocky Point, la visiting In Harry Nichols of Malin. and S. S. jthe city for the remainder of the Whitenburg. also of the neighboring week-end. city. I I Ilend Guests Here Mra. Charles Bonania Visitor In Saturday Out ! Penny o.' Bend la e pending several of town visitors in Klamath Falls ays in the city, visiting with yesterday to spend the day shopping ! ('lends and transacting business uf- and visiting with (riends Included, (airs. Mrs. Era Kesterson, well known joieeiiaK, anu iwerw ... 00 loieuuuu 1 Visiting From Illy Reese Wing- to keep the date from any one. ard of Bly, la making a week-end Neither the Southern Pacific, nor visit in Klamath Falls. tany other railroad company had any- ; thing to do with calling the meeting or dictating Its policy. The meeting was purely local aud no represent.- resident of the Bonania district. Leave (or Portland Friday Mrs. L. N. Haines and Mrs. Arthur Olson, left Friday morning (or Portland, driving north in Mrs. Olson's car to Tisit (or two weeks with Mrs. Haine's son. Lelan Haines, who recently Tiaited in Klamath Falls. , Knter Academy Miss Evelyn Fitch of Lakeview, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fitch, well known residents of that district, has arrived in Klamath Falls to enter the Sacred Heart Academy under the supervis ion of the Sisters of Charity. Miss Fitch will spend the year in the academy. Here Front Malin Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton of Malin are Included in the out of town visitors In the city this week-end from their ranch home. Mrs. Dalton was accompanied by her nephew, Master Jimmy Fallt hee of Lakeview; who has been visit ing at the Dalton ranch home tor some time. Mrs. Wright to Return Mrs. R. E. Wright who has been absent from Klamath Falls for more than fire months was expected to arrive in the ctty last night. Mrs. Wright visited during the late spring and summer months with her parents in Mary land, and with friends in Deleware. the Maine woods and other interest ing sections of the Atlantic coast. Her many (riends will welcome her return to Klamath Falls. Among- The Visitors Matt Oben chain, well known resident of Bly n included in the many out ot town visitors In the city this week. Motive for Murder Follows Grilling VINTON, Iowa, Sept. 26. Con tinued grilling of Mrs. Hester Zeil ing, Sioux City divorcee, and Clif ford B. Cook, whose wife was mysteriously murdered on the night of September 7, today has reveal ed sufficient motive (or a murder and has definitely strengthened sus picions of authorities toward the guilty persons. Coroner Claude L. Modlin. announced. live of any railroad company was invited to be present, and If the hirelings of the Southern Pacific, or any other railroad, as stated by the Most exceptional salo of silk and cloth dresses at llarnhart'a. Sit RAISIN GROWER CALLED TO WASHINGTON To Visit in Motif onl Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Peyton are planning to spend Sunday in Medford, visiting with friends in the valley city. Visits With Mother Mrs. Myers of Merrill road is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Dan Kaylor of Klam ath Falls (or the week-end. Rancher In From Poc Valley Among the many out o( town visitors In the city yesterday to spend the day shopping and transacting busi ness affairs was Ellsworth Moore, well kown rancher and resident of the I'oe Valley district. FRESNO, Calif., Sept. 26. In re-i sponse to summons from William M. j Jardine, secretary of agriculture, j Ralps P. Merritt, president ot the; Sun Maid Raisin growers, will leave for Washington today to help com-! plete a survey made by President ; Coolidge's agricultural commission, 1 of which Merritt is a member. Jar-1 dine wanted Merritt's aid for three 1 months, but the sun maid chief re-! plied that he would be able to de-'j vote only ten days to the special j work. , 1 CARNIVAL TO MARK FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY TODAY SANTA MONICA, Calif., Sept. 26. (United Press) The first anni versary of the round the world (light will be celebrated at Clover field tomorrow with a spectacular, JIO.OOO air trophy carnival. Woili renowned flyera will take part in the competition. Including Lieut. Russell .Maughan. hero ot the "dawn to dusk" flight and winner of the Pulitzer trophy In 1922. The planes each carrying pilot m;;e course. Visit lnB For Week-End Ralph Cray, well known resident o( New berg. Oregon, is visiting (or the week-end at the home of J. I). Pear son. 2047 Vine street In Klamath Falls. New flare coaia just received. Ml-1-adys Shop. 822 Main. S2S 1922 Hudson Speed ster; First Class Con dition New Paint 1921 Chandler Coupe 1923 Dodge Touring 1921 Dodge Touring 1924 Hudson Coach 1923 Peerless Eijrht 1923 Chevrolet Sedan Two 1923 Cleveland Coupes 1925 Essex Six Coach 1923 Hudson Coach California-Oregon Used Car Exchange Hoagland & Deisenroth 8th and Pine Sts. Here- Front llraymlll Mr. and Mrs. George Safford of Braymlll are among the out of town viaitors in the city for the remainder of the week. At The) Hnll Hotel Mrs. A. Hawn, who makes an annual visit to Klamath Falls (rom her home In Sacramento, to visit with (riends and relatives In the city. Is here (or the remainder o( September (rom the south. Mrs. Hawn Is ac companied by Alameda K. Hall, nlso a resident o( Sacramento. They are guests In, the Hall hotel while In the city. At The Arcade Out of town vis itors this week-end In the Arcade hotel Include Mr. and Mrs. II Davidson of Chlloquln, who are spending several days visiting with (riends in Klamath Falls. Are You Protected You Should Carry Fire Insurance Kven thoiif'h you may never have a fire. You Should Carry Auto Insurance Even though you may never be in an accident. But Every Life Insurance Policy Contract Is Collectable We write all kinds of insurance, workmen's com pensation and bonds. ''MiflBM Aula .. luring, tor unMUM.' ni. ,10 ntlayosMik dr0""i ''"Py'tlei t lisTL.!!' Enjoy City Life At ALTAMONT ACRES Have you ever weighed the advantages of owning your home against renting a place to live from someone else? As far as actual money outlay is concerned there is no question that the Home Owner profits in the long run. As far as correct living there, too, is no doubt that the benefits you reap are much greater. 1 1. .t Let us show you Altamont Acres and explain to you j the liberal payment plan we offer to homemakers, Get your Dollars working for you in ALTAMONT GARDEN ACRES The Closest-In Acre Tracts ; offered in the City. You can raise all your own Veget ables, Berries, Flowers, etc., and have fresh milk, cream and eggs. ONLY TEN TO TWELVE MIN UTES FROM 6TH AND MAIN. City Water, Electric Lights, Telephone, Low Taxes One of the finest residence section, of Klamath Falls. OUR TERMS ARE EASY Only 20 per cent Cash, $10 P month and 6 per cent Interest We give you a Deed and Abstract of Title when you make fmt payment. Come in and get one of these Choice Tracts. Open Evenings and Sundays Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth t Main Good Service Good Drugs Wishard Realty Co Momyer & Momyer 0 fcouth Seventh St Phone Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs Hopka Bldg. Phone 366
