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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 29, 1925)
Pafte Four h, News 5 150 B00 GIVEN KLAMATH IM Ill.lslllXi ro. V ) " TumRv. Sept. 23, 1925 flrric-ers and IMrvctors: ." bun. nrrald.nl: Hymn H. Iliird, vl.--. nr.ald.iit: 1'M-n II sivnon. s.cr Inry; Waller stronach. irc.-ur.r. . tOiinatltutlnir the owner of th. .n tiro outstanding stock t.au. ! n II. STK i:NN' .... Malma!" F11tor J. V. MclMtNAI.U - Kdltor WALTKK WKST .. Huslnns Manager Sutertd ot the INialnfflc at Klamath Kftlln. Or... aa a.'cond-cluna muttfr. Published oviry morning i m.lll and ctllkl of day. UIIU"., 1. V. r. uu. .... lu-132 Saii'h Fifth street, ; rantta. accormnK Na. 1. Approximately I1SO.OO0 will 1'0 isaucil this week t every man. ' udidii l.Unl on the Indian reservation at $2m per an iinnnunco- kitchen utensils, ud the linoleum front he floor. Nelahbors, observing the opera tions, supposed Miss Channel! I Indite wns movlnit. When ah returned her home was bare. I'ollra have traced some of I bo atolen goods to their place of storate and Mon day arrested one of the men whom they suspect of theft. Thieves Lack Honor; Reign Held Failure Intent made last Hiitht by I.. 1 Ar ' nold, superintendent ot the Klum- !nth reerviirion. who said that pay- 'W.1rmln,S5U".'?,Th: 'Klanilihlment might Psil.ly 1 made today News fubllnhln- Company. , ;o the l.STiO member f the tribes. Bub.erll.er. Mlllr, to receive their P.,- The money M be received by per. eall Circulation l'elwrtinent ''''-'the Indians Is nceiltntllal ion of , tribal funds in the I'nited Scales for the sale of timber IMPOUNDED HORSES HELD PENDING PUBLIC SALES twe'en S and 9 a. m. and a copy will ba aent to you. ., ; treasu All subscriptions Payable in Advance 'lands formerly belonging tu the Icllvered by carrier, per week . .IS tn.ll..n. Delivered by carrier, per month -V) - Delivered lv Carrier, one year B.oo Payment has been authorised 1 Outside Klamath County the Indian office In Washington. I Fail Len.ed wire T. C, however, according to Ar- l,K"'KD,LSr.rih. " m,t ,m ''.rr - placed to his offidul credit. With or the f&VViSF&n FM.Vtht, receiving of the credit the . - . . .- -. checks will be Issued at once. Ac cording to schedule the payment Nineteen head of horses, held as nuisancer by the cHy, will be kept for a reasonable length ot time and then sold al public auction, ac cording ti M.iyur K. It. lioddnrd who made tho announcement, after the 19 uquln.es had been found wandering about tho atreota. during tho past week. The horses are now in tne city pound. HOUSTON. Tews. Sept. IS. United News) There la no honor among thieves In Texas. I Tho state prison commission 'meeting here Monday decided to abolish the honor farm at imperial state prison near Sugarland. -after agreeing that 1h project es tablished during the rvlgu of dot. i , v.'ff had nroved a failure. I liepori to the prison cotnmta- 'sloneri were a tne eueci inm mus 'fur this war 4S convicts had be trayed tho trust tho state had placed In them. Wfcat you no longer have use for may he Just the thing another la seeklug. The Klamath News l'lnsl ifled Ads bring buyers and seller to gellier. Assault Case Jury ' Almost Comiileted llOl'STON. 8eut. Ja. Ten ot the 1) men who will weigh tha fate of Max rink, former orchestra lead er, on trial In criminal district court, on a charge of criminal aa aaull on a young girl, bad been picked when court adjourned Moo day. Pink pleaded not guilty attar Judso Itoblson had overruled a I motion fur delay, based oa the ab sence ot wllnesaea. Fink and H. Johnson, another musician were arrested three months uiu charged with assault upon two Iv.nma bIpIm .lohnaiin naw la hi Jail here waitlug trial on. charge ot criminal assault. Beside fink throughout the day at hi. fiber and mother, MrT i... ". . u ring, and ,!,,. r, "" To read Th. New, day ,ft I. to keep thoroughly lnfurmtV.a happening, of Important, out the world, at well ,, - Khf alh Tall, and tlelnlty. Km' OLD MR. CARTER HF1 trr BY SIMPLE MIXTURE . "Attar taklug Adlsilkt I leal bet ler thuu for year. At my age ( It 1 ldeal--o dUfereat from otb.r medicine..'' (signed) W. y, farter Adlerlka la a simple mixture ot buck, thorn bark, glycerin.. ttM wki,.h remote . (IAH lit tan mlnutaa and oftan brings aurprlslag relict to the .loinach. Htopa that , full., bloated feeling, firings out old waste-am. ter you never thought we. la your system. Kxc.lleni for chronic coo etlpallon. -WHITMAN DIIUO CO. -0T, HARMONIOUS CO-OPERATION NECESSARY One item of news in this I was authorized on September 11. I An effort will be put forth, ac i cording to Arnold, to have the pay ments semi-annually and not ir- Iregulariv as thev have been In the morning's paper should cause ! past years. The annual Income more than passing notice. The s'8 of ,he ,lrabor ,rom .. .. i .. i . u- ! which the pavments are mode reach- city council at its last night s. ,pprralm,t,ly ,7,0 00 yeurlT. meeting issued a call for an j The funds are depes'ted In the election to fill a vacancy of ; treasury -ot t'te United States and alderman for the second ward.Faid to ib3 .,n,!il",a by,'der of tBe It may appear to some that only second ward residents are interested in this election- every citizen of the city vitally concerned for more reasons than one. . 'Klamath Falls is fr.'.ing an epochal era there f.1-3 r.'.ore eyes on Klamath Falls and Klamath county at the present time than perhaps on any other section of the vr-t. V.'ith the talked-of railroad develop ment; with the building activi ties; with the industrial op portunities fast being exploit ed, and the many other de velopments contiguous, Klam ath is indeed receiving much comment and notice. This era of prosperity is the! inevitable result of develop-1 ment of the rich natural re-j sourcqs which our city and county command and has come about even in spite of inspired obstacles, placed in the vay by obstructionists and alarmists, whose sole aim ap pears to be to rule or ruin. It behooves every citizen voter in second ward or not to lend every influence toward ' electing as alderman in the I second ward a man who is big enough, broad enough and , sane enough to sit with the' aldermen from the other four wards and do his duty fear lessly and without favor, just as his constituents are lending every effort to do, so that Klamath Falls will not only be noticed, but noticed favorably by the outside world, and act ed upon favorably, as well. We must make Klamath synonymous with progressive action, and accelerate that progress by harmonious co operation in our city govern ing body. seere'sry cf tile ra trior. LONDON THIEVES MAKE CLEAN HAUL LOXDOW Sept. 2S. (United Xewsj. A new mark for thorough ness in thievery Is believed to have been set by burglars here. 1 While Miss Kb oil a Chappell Hoilge, a London society woman who wa at her country home thieves entered her palatial May fair residence and spent two days in stripping the entire house of ltd furnishings. Including articles which were nailed down. They stole not only Jewels, old paintings, and gold and silver orna ments, -but- -clothing,., furniture, car pets, electric lights and even the Conquers Bad Breath " . : and b Popular Again A J BELIEVES CREW HAS ' PERISHED IN CRAFT -fnc day I started taking Carter's Little Liver Pills." says Mr. John A. Ferry of New York City, "my habitual had breath and bad stomach stopped. I strongly recommend them to all those oHlicted with these nasty troubles. 1 assure you that my own case was a bail one. causing me untold embarrass-' mrnt, and Carter's helped me right from the start" Bad breath comes from sour stomach and can usually be relieved quickly by Carter's Little Liver Pills. They are wonderful for constipation, sick-headache and indigestion and they phir the system in a mild and gentle manner, no bad after efiecls. Rrmmmrndcd and lot sale by all diL store, I Adverts rht?nt VAM.KJO. Ciilif., Sept. 2S. I.lpttt. Commander Charles M. Cooke who was In r-ninmnnd of the Htib marlna S-5 when II sank orf Dela ware hay five years aco. believes that the crew of the S-51 perished Immediately nfter the craft was rammed last Friday. "We lived In the S-5 for 37 hours," ho said Monday, "but that was larpely because the ship wasn't injured in a collision, ux was the S-61." There Is little parallel between the two disasters, according to Cooko. "Wo sank because of an open valve, while submerging." he said. "Our, hull was uninjured, nnd al IhotiRh water was pouring In we were able to raise the stern above the water and kt-rn n compartment water tlcht. We suffered little nfter our predicument became known." Cooko feels thnt water entered the 8-C1 jtoo nulckly for the men to sepk ahelter In a segregated com partment. He declared thnt lark of any response when divers tapped on the hull was a Hlrnng Indication that the men were dead. I At present Cooke Is stationed at' the Mure Inland navy yard hero. ' Why neglect your eyes until serious consequences overtake you? Vc-ur cxe-examlnatlon .Is now long overdue. Our l-ip.r lion Is a thorough, scientlfk- one. 1'eople orten re gain their sight and discard their glasses 1 nfter iltelr eyes have been lfcpneftted by pro per glasses. Says 'ITbi.&teSuffitk DR. H. J. WINTERS K)o Sight Kprrliillst. We (irlntl fnr Own Mosses, Kluinnth Falls, Ore. 'S 1 FASHION SA A Noteworthy Event LE mm mm IVo Special Coat Offerings for Our Fall Opening Fifteen Sport "Coats of Suodine Velour, full lined, trimmed with Furette collars and cuffs, at $12.50 Balbriggan Sport Dresses Two-Piece and One-Piece abort ed colors and sizes, at Twenty Coats, made of Polo Cloth, Fur collars, cuffs and bot toms full lined,, at $9.50 $15.00 Millinery Specials For Fall Opening. Felts, Velours and VelveU. All specially priced for the fall opening. $2.95, $4.95, $6.95 to $15.00. HOSIERY Ipswich and Kismet Natioally Known Silk Hosiery Compare them with other brands for which you are paying much more. Try a pair of them and you will always wear Kis met and Ipswich hose. 50c, $1.00, $1.65, $1.95 ; ONE HUNDRED RAYON SILK JERSEY .VESTS, , V POPULAR SHADRS EXTRA SPECIAL 100 Silk de Chine Slips in all Popular Shades, at $2.95. Come and get them before they're sold out. i service, Quality and price We maintain a high standard of best grade merchandise. Sustained quality at rea- i sonable prices. . We invite you to compare our goods and prices before buying. By eliminating the high overhead and with cash buying and cash selling we are en abled to meet the competition of larger centers. La Vogue Main at Eighth 1 .('! Trade Packi I . r - i ManatEJ . SIMM. It uit. ' . sua Mw oriitul mtHi packaa ! Uw Wslujj Packs ot AairW V r utiNd u, P0"lbl MllUUei. , troptr t.t 1,4 II PUrtatNs,Ma,a aethl&i uu naiima and tutus rli. .. , isoMlaj.' . sack anlta t B aid plead la Nta! a rsack if s a waara soa aaa -u. aat Vltk tat last si aaa men, lea I Ceaasrtsi I otalral vti aimwa, win aiwari rraratka of Ik irmlUai a, A ttora mm aa kslplag to sir a aa for tho crtll assail koas? ottttoii aai h a sail surma si, yttom. TMtati ! J Ihiasja This llnr. It as a anarlat rf.v ariM. a.u lC Is aa amtkiwi da, prlra. All Mat at Bt.otlootd Is Uskt portlonsUlJ si raaat low. j Haadllai oil7l!t tlonallr kaon sail produeo; whra i hop u oeoasajlalii krowdsst laofpf. Cash and 0nh Large W QuintJii' 10 Ibs-bfittoe M.J.B. Coffllc Alr.tr, A MilLUi 4 PaniDbeiri Port1 Beana,mdB.- VanCa'mp'.Sonpt-j Jello,pkJ. Best mixed Bird S4 pkj Tamalei Ghir. Chocolate, 1, Pea, kpwi1 trf quality--- Every Arti our stock W proportional as Ioff Gt0 lttas'-
