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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 4, 1925)
I OND HON THE KLA&fATH NEWS SECOND SECTION United News and United Press Telegraph Services , J75 (Every Morning Except Monday) KLAMATH FALLS, ORE., SUNDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1925 Price Five Cent J TALES J.TF rr r Returns from Ur With It J Heroes N. Ct.. Oct. S rWhali Hie rescue Mibinarlna B-&1 dla ito III bao i"ro lo" t along hitherto un it undersea heroism, tin I.IJu J Willing) I the Chapmen ruin fin eetur. tent down Into the llal, (lining with rams back. wu re m K. J. I.rniiKy. com- H-50. Ih(iT ship of b: wrung Iho etury ply because he need tarrying an the work U They Ihemselve led lu loll anything. It a part nf day's In't dn anything ru- ' td death by being ( am rnp by seconds, gbt ' on la perforate the OB though rU-irlrlrUy n Buralni bin -..a lulu. LIIM decended III III pert r roam. Me was Juki go k the liuli'h when I ha InshOUMi submarine IlKhl igarlbrd. Ha went an In MoT found Iho motor room I, wkerean, II should liure led. Th l meant Ihat nun In. tho engine room when I occurred and had tried bat had found the way On the way back from rations, l.lja stumbled on djr of Walter K. l-nwion. led the ghastly burden be dark, pawed II through u4 sent It up to Iho sur face with the alii nf hla colleague, who wa Just outside Ilia hull. Kurd di'M-niided In bare an es pluratlon hule Into the eiinlno roam hnlill. He went , without rubber glove. He derided lo tnke a rhnnre alnre returning to the aurfnre In a Ions tank. Ho without further delay, he put tho electrodi an the hull, furred tiie electric harei lulu the aide, but suddenly a Khun! circuit resulted and hie hamU were, severely burned, .'. i. furred to knrp on until he finished, however, lie than came up to report tho aud uuwa Hint the engine room wa flooded nobody a'.ive. Asked why he did nut ascend at once, he replied casuully, "well, I knew It viu a hurry Job nml that It meant a lot to many folk to know whether anybody wan ullve In there, no 1 Just kept on. It wasn't anything. " Anti-Semitic Riots Threatened in Vienna JAG CARTERS CAUSED BIG RUSH FOR JOBS. AS COP IIOl.l.YWOOII. Ort. J.- The fnd-j dlesl fad of all rlislit nor, la lo rar-' ry your bottle on your (Drier. I If a policeman atope a fnlr pedes trlan on the boulevard, Invilea hen to hol. t her aklrl to the r.ii-11 am! thru urrests her on suspicion of rar-' rylng I lj nor, she will have, no one elue to blame but Sally O'.NVII. who' Blurted It all. Hally, being a screen plnyi r ofi the flapper type, goea In Strang for) the newest types of trinkets Nowj Hally daeiin't drink, but the. t'oos uaej perruniciheretoro tho twin luees nf bottle, and garter readily siik geHted themselves. A miniature champagne battle l worn an the left gnrtor around the 'roll your awn" hone. The bottle filled villi perluino weighs slightly, lews th.in two utinrrn. Some of Hie glrla, however, havoj rhented, aa police dlarovered, and! Instead of perfume eomo of tho bot Ilea rontnlncd liquor. Auatrian officiaja aro' en deavoring to prevent further gathering of Jew In the capital following the anti-hemitic nun meeting in front of the Votiv- kirclie, in Vienna, when 10,000 sairoval of the lie Zionist V orld the city, for fear 1 Le--' r, , rt ' I V J ; pwd i' E- ' A-ff'" ' ,' liol.ling of tl at 4 i i iSaiaBaacaul aBaanl GERMAN COINERS REAP PROFITABLE HARVEST BEHLI.W Oct. 3. Counterfeiter of banknote have always been art lat. Many of the works that left their "atuilloa" could not be told from the real stuff. Rut a for coiners moat of their fake could be recognized as uch, If not by the make, then by their ring or other sign on the allay I which ahowed them to be Inferior j to the legal tenderat leant to the ; careful obaerver. j Not bo In postwar Germany. Here ! the old trick of "biting the coin" would fallh entirely to eatabll whether or not the money waa gen uine. German colnera produce coun terfeit money that contalm aa much. If not more silver than the legal tender. Moreover, It ahowa an ac curacy In make auperlor to the pro duct minted by the state. Thing have gone so far that a newly-minted mark, giving forth a real silvery ring, arouses suspicion, wblle the one with crumpled edges and almost obliterated ornament passes as gen uine without a moment's hesitation. Nevertheless, Tjerman counterfeit ers are doing good business despite tho care they take with their dyes and despite the amount of silver the put Into their alloys. WOMAN DISPUTES MEDICO'S REPORT ANHEDPNISM, WOW, IT'S AS BAD AS IT SOUNDS, SAY MOVIE SATELITES nlng lo maulfeat itself lu audiences from Pod-jiik Center to New York. If the germ could be srxgrrgatcd. movie innicnnlus would pay consld-' A few anbedonlsts In the sudl- DKN'VErt. Oct. 3. Recent state ments by medical authorities show ing a decrease In the tuberculosis death rate throughout the country are not bcrne out by the Colorado figure, according to Miss Ella Cy rene Bakke, exec olive secretary ot the Colorado Tuberculosis associa tion. In a recent address Dr. Allan J. Krsus of the Johns Hopkins uni versity said that the tuberculoaia mortality In New York etly hss dropped from 280 to 100 per 100, 000 of population and that other eastern cities showed correspond ing Improvement. Mir Bakke pointed out. how ever, that while the tuberculosis dealb rate in Colorado does , not skow a measurable decrease the figures are deceptive, because a large part of those auccumbing to the disease In this state have con tracted It in other parts of the country and bare come to Colorado to take advantage of the match less climate. Indigent tubercular patients who become wards of the city and state charitable institutions have become great problem, ac- tn ui Rakke. la some ed as an impending fashion If the l . .. . w f,nnd KXITTKD SUITS FAD LONDON, Oct. 3. United News Knitted suits for men are threaten- present generation of male flappers! that tubercular patients requiring . . . I tnm'firfta femlnlnltv enco, says Kottcrt Vlgnoia, speaking) ' for .the directors' association, rani continues along Its perfumed path : , , , m0,0j . . .... i charitable assistance hsre reached 'the proportion of one to every 58 Experts in the woolen Industry persons In the city' population. A spoi, the best picture. Thelr at.,- i 1 Urge number of these are health HOLLYWOOD. Oct. S. Anhrdon-! trable c'i to' Influence Its nilgra-; li ra. If you haven't been told of It tlcn elsewhere, but it can't be. ac alrrady. I the latest menace to fie cor.IinK to Professor Abraham Mycr- tude of mlnu affects everyone else, i Nothing pleases them (the anhedon-! movies. In every way. It la Just na bad aa ' son of Tufis rollcRc, HoMon, who told tho niovlo maitnitcs all niiout : the thing. will be suitable for men. or at least for the men who are setting the fashions. They claim that knitted aulta fnr men will not nnlv be smart Many people think chtl.jren en-' cheaper than th9 preaent woyen seekers who have come here from , lsts) because their mind are clo3ed ' ' to everything pleasing. I other states. I Anything you wish lo aellT Or lo buy? ' Tell all Klamath Kulls about ! It In the economical, efficient way through a little Klamath News Claas- ' If led Ad. II soundn; 11 la wur9 man inai oug- abao, rem.orshlp. the srnrelty of j Th disease. In untechnlral lan good stories: the Gorman film In- KU;iKCi eauxes a loss In the capacity vaslon nnd oilier things which loom jor pleasure. It manifest Itself fntefully ahovo tho head of the particularly 111 the middle-aged, and movie. one of lis prime characteristics is u Anhediinh m. according lo Hully-1 disinclination to nltond any type ol wood, la n disease which is bctin-public amusement, good or bad. Inv ntrfiieoa mnra heemiaA thev nrA ! less discriminating. This Is notjncS SYNTHETIC TITLES HOLLYWOOD, Oct. S. There are more titled aristocrats In Hollywood than in any foreign city. Many of true. It is because they have a; A aeries of Advertisements In The iha ,itt. however, are merely greater rapacity for enjoyment." (News will do mora than start people i ,ynthetic, and would not bear look Now. If you fall asleep in the thinking of you and talking of yonrj. , ' n Almac de Qotha. 'The .... - 1 will K.i ,.. nan H..al- . . middle of a picture, don t blame the " Mv . ' extra girl who appropriates any title picture, tho plot or the director, nianio anhedonism. ness. Have us submit a tentative ; campaign, without obligating you I any way. " lnl less than Princess feels that she Is exercising commendable restraint. BEDDING BARGAIN MONDAY ONLY Blankets Two aisortments of cotton sheet blankets, 54x74 Only $1.97 ' ..One assortment 60x74 Cotton Sheet Blankets.. Only $2.45 One assortment Cotton Sheet Blankets, Size 64x76 Only $2.65 These are real buys, and Winter is coming 500 Pieces of Aluminum Ware Do you need anything in your kittchen? If you do come in Monday and secure your requisites. . Your choice of two big tables Only $1.00 Como early and carry these away, as we cannot afford to deliver them. Mail crdcrs promptly filled, but no phone orders delivered ' Window Shades One assortment, sizes ranging from 24 inches wide to 48 inches wide. Your choice of sizes Only 99c One assortment, color green, 36x72, Only 69 cents Come early, as we only have 120 of these bar gains. This shade has a good roller, and all the fixtures. Remember (Only 69c) Monday Only ' M PERK IN THE FURNISHER OF HAPPY HOMES
