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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1925)
THE Wednesday, Oct. 7, 192 p:.m . " O - ; Tt TZ- - - I Local Briefs f'rainblttt Improve Leroy Cram- blltt. who hat been 111 tor the past week with an attack of grippe was able to be about yesterday. I JM1D IINHM IV George ISeckley Is Lnuun uiuunu m. K.ovl by m Dan M U1Y HUMt cannot live In filth. A river ran illitest a certain amount f ' but It tlie sliuuh Is foil rember SI. 1 About this lino Hhorlff l.hiyd r..iurnnl. Il. " w" a low lu ai'llni. Ceorse Perkier, well known a- RECORD HUD Ul voar after year In Inerr-awd quun-!-, . mm p GllinnLTl ""r"1'1 h" a'm"","i , , iitles. the river, ovor.ax.xl. Weak. I I I U H PPM I properly. " " "" down and the water l ooLonou,. Ij UllII I LU . MommI. With Mr for trout and anlinm.'" ll.rnr.. deputy, h went In ll (loins' l lh ntflr demanded the ; Malin Visitor W. C. Palton was transacting business In the city yes terday from his Malta ranch. Organization! Take Over Fine Quarters in Scandinavian Hall on Lease The Central Labor I'nlon now I machinist of rhlliquln. made brief. -TOTAL OF $90 IN FINES trip to Klamath Kails yesterday to; tccrccrn nv IIIDCE ot.l.1. a marrla. license ,n lt.e ARE ASSESSED BY JUUUt. . .... 1I....L l..u ' " luce o. -'io riua y rirm. irTnuji ... . . n., i i nelv aood dollars rolled cave th name of hw brldc-10-i.e i:..han known as ...i ..rrear door, iiniiii"'. Twentv-two hundreu ne.i ..rimim ma. rllle. on. of the l.raeM "! Mllrr.y rPd nu r- ,., ,.,e season, went aou.h 'rtW lu.' L ... Hher.ff U.w. Z X ranch In ''' .... .....11. P Uutrt. .uhmlited Kron. u. " has home tf lls 0WB, ., moved vlaltora in Klamath Falls yesterday " Includes Lake. D. P. Roberts of Odell On Business Jack Kenealy of Mt. Shasta Is In the city for the middle of the week to transact necessary business affairs. At The Pelican J. T. Logan of Medford Is among the visitors In the city this week stopping at the White Pelican hotel. Kntler on Business Visit Among the frequent business visitors in the city this week is Roy Entler of Medford, who is spending a short time in Klamath Falls. At the Arcade Hotel Vsitors in the Arcade hotel this week Include J. W. McLean of Sprague River, who Is stopping In the city for sev eral days transacting business affairs. From Puosnrair W. V. Baughn Is a business visitor In Klamath Falls for several days from Duns muir. Bishop Visitors Among the busi ness visitors In die city to make a brief inspection tour of the Klamath country is Walter Smith, who is accompanied from Biship, Cal fornia by Herman Wellehen. into their new quarters In the base ment of tho Scandinavian Hall. th and Walnut streets last week. The labor unions have taken a three year lease on tho property and have filled up a number of rooms to be used as meeting halls. The Central Union has grown un til the old quarters In the Od.l Fellows building were not large enough. A number of unions were forced to meet away from the cen tral hall, this fault is now correct ed and all unions In the city will meet In the new hall. The various un!ons donated all as Miss l-.ilrlcla LeMone of Klam ath Falls. Miss LaMone Is a hair dresser in the city. They are the second couple to receive ma licenso during the month tober. . . . t ...,11, lliri '0, : ..... I .-.I .ml known as me . .. ... . ..........v h.ilil IlltS. I .If phim- yesterday afternoon when war k fd Q run km j'irauivi Kutn ". r - Dr. Olln Homer 8m lib tni on. also of r,!, peels la be UB,.4 . J who la acqu.in, ....Ml. -f L. 4 "ln,, who with all picturesque ronsplra. y. mall, loua prosecu tion, false arrest, trr.p... ,rlJt Prt with sorely earned ducat., '"' . ln ...erty. tre.p per.on ....I otne, ,f oe- ... ... . , ath Kails in tho bare city Jail. The firs, to BKKear was McKln- REPORTED RECOVERING . . . -.11 1.1- fin.. ..f 1 KLAMATH FALLS WOMEN M J""""- i According to K...III.. .l. pieauiita kh'iij " - , of drunkenness. Ceorge Stuard and J. Turner both entered pleas of gullly and were fined $20 apiece. Tho last to appear before t'.ag hagan and hear the musical request fS5 was J. Uuriw. whose love for the bottle caused mm to- oe hicn I brought to the "Jug." I Two Klamath Kails women. Mrs. Kd Jones and Mrs. Kd Kendall are sharing the same room in the Lane hospital In San Kranrl.ro. Both are recovering from major (mentions which left them cuttr off from the outer world Tlth the exception of communications they are able to receive "rougn , trHfiniJi ARE n.,l.Ari lirns.m Kutkenuaii, 111 Klamath Kalis, will conduct the ease Is the1 'or the defendant In Ihe fwleral to go 1 curt. aisley. -.. .rnulm for Ihe final details nr- in Ihe shipment of oS cars of beefj attle. I.ls flr.t nl.lntnellt of series south for the not two months. The entile are being shipped directly -M-l-v PRfVlRESSlNG ..akersfleld to .he Kern '?rno Und company, of which the t X ! DECLARES VISITOR ranch of Ihe bhewackan holdings. 1 la a part. ) "To me Klamath Talla la acare- Snillh. a prominent rattle buyer i r.raliatle. The rlty. ua- the labor on the new quarters and:tne malls an(1 (brough tho papers a few cf the material dealers also tneT receive. donated materials. The Central La- yesterday word was receive! that bor Union wishes to extend their Mre Jones n(J Mr8 Kendall were thanks to all who showed their b fetnverinit rapidly and they REPORTED DOING FINE of Paisley, speaks favorably tor the j.biedly ratllo market for the remainder of., iu,,,. the year. Ho returned, with hie l men. to Paisley lale Tuesday ba wouderful future It receive more public li y In the metropolitan newspaper, and Is more talked of, than any Musical Announmnent Mrs. J. L. Johnson announces that her music studio will be open on Thurs day afternoon and continuing dur ing the winter season. The after nocn hours are from 2 to S o'clock. On Vacation Jess Brown, city distributor in the Klamath Falls post office is enjoying a fortnight's vacation. Dnring his two weeks off Brown is building a home in the Mills Addition section. Conditions at the Chiloquln school and the Brayn.il! school are r....at.n... 1. ,! rHrcrtlnn .. , ,. -.-... . 1 eicent onal y gooti. accoruil.a l' ..,c..ut.uEo9 .u wouia oe ltoukul uhk . - The new halt U composed nowFiillj M ,0CD pjible. And in I Fred Peterson. Klamath coum of three separate halU for meet- ,he mellntmc comcB a letter of superintendent of schools, who vis- ing purposes. One of which lsthonk, tTum ,hem t., ,U theirlted the two- communities yester- large enough to hold mass meetings (ri(n(js ,n tne cty wj,o have sent t day. or entertainments, club rooms. of- .., mes,,..-, of cheer! At Braymlil a numlier of new fice and ladies' and gentlemen's. ani miscelianeous bit? of good will, dwelling! are under construction rooms. A lupper Is being planned for in later part of the month to which all friends and relatives of unionists will be Invlied. The Central Labor Union is now composed of 11 chartered unions, with four' other charters applied tor and now pending. POLLUTED WATER he !!. Sunnlle. have nf. been furnished nil of the county schools- I whose Increased enrollments bate- necessitated additional materials.! according to Mr. Peterson. community In the state." It was Dr. II. II. Ollngor, pro minent Kaletn resident and active la Ihe capital rlty'a politic, who waa In Klamath Kails yesterday on a burning trip. He had not vlill ed thla community sine 113. At present, according to word . . , ....... u..m tip t.llnvnr READY FOR TRIALj la belli! uried to run for Ihe stale senate. II Is very popular In Salem where h has held many bund. Some time later he was ac-j public offices At present he k quilled of a charge of assault upon,ernn as rbairman of tho school an officer In the performance of; board. afternoon. Another shipment lo leave vester-j lay for the smith was made by W. ('. Palton. of Malln. whose eight i carloads of beet rattle were senl from the Midland district to south ern points. MURRAY CASE IS (Continued linn Pag (tne) Th bom that's ru,l Hoot IVateat I Her money s trey nl -Van Cleel'a "rtltea,' Tlw Hennrr itul B j,--lrlj U well njLz rharant nrr nKlersb t' mirth Inquiring , rlrrtrtiail problem , t ly OX WH'THKItS Tltll' Mrs. 'Will Houston and bis duly. MOTOR SHOr ItHiaa TM, f H s-sr-J Minn' AfliT Murray had dollnJ to tur- jr I ..n.lt tin hrohurlv lh Itetcurd in- 1r OREGON FIRST IS Wild lite Is one of the state's most - important resources. Th03 asn Oregon because of its fish and game. Fach. i!tor cc-ntrlbutes j wealth to the state, and respoa-i slhlllty fr the preservation of' this resource depends upon the j appreciation of Its value and the See. Oregon first!" full cooperation of everyone. Such a slogan will be adopted by! Statements similar to these have Klamath county high school for this ' been received la Klamath Falls season, whose first trin into the I from E. F. Avert!!, secretary of fii,ll.' Miller left vee:erdav for an ; d"' " Property, the Record In- extended visit in San Francisco and "tlluted a mandamus suit against n...... niv, .iiev nnl.it.. The I he sheriff and. at that time. Lloyd ds of tourist, are attracted to'"1" be mde ln ,h ".1'3.,,l,n car. .Mrs. Houston anu miss .itiuor plan to be gone a fortnight. In Medford John A. McCall is is in Medford, where he has been called as a witness in the trial of the Lakeview. postal employe, Charles Arsner, who Is charged -with embezzlement of the post of fice funds early this summer. Dur ing McCall's absence the Klamath Falls post office Is under the dir ection of Assistant Postmaster Griffith. CASKS DISMISSED Two cases pending la circuit court yesterday-were dismissed oy Judge A. L. Leavitt. They were the Klamath Supnly company ver sus Mr. and Mrs. Fred McMillan and the Acmo Motor company depths of seeing Oregon first Willi the Oregon State Game commission.! . ' ' ' . . . . . , 'rases. It was saltrr the claims hud include a siRht-sceinc tour of the ' which is endeavoring to createwen Batlsfied lava beds and historic scenes of the throughout the state an interest I In From Chiloquln Out of town visitors ln the city during the past tew days include Mrs. Rose Huff of Chiloquln, who spent Tuesday after noon in Klamath Falls on business. Beatty Visitor Business visitors ln the Klamath county court house yesterday to pay taxes include S. B. Riddle of the Beatty country. tin Business Here C. F. Bishop is a business visitor in the city from his home In the Midland section. Modoc war. A vote was taken yesterday after noon among the student body of the high school, including the faculty. The issues before the students were in the protection of the rivers of Low, sheriff, was In Portland. An alternative writ of mandnmus was Issued by Circuit Judge Kukendall. which was answered by the sheriff's deputies with tho explanation that Murray wouldn't let them have the property. Judge Kuykendull was not long In acting. . lie held that the grounds set forth by the sheriff's office were Insufficient, and consequently Issued the uncompromising writ of mandamus, Kecemher 17, demand ing that action he liken by the sheriff's office not later than H- Oregon. I In an article issued by Averlll is found the following paragraph which 1s of interest to all sports- the choice of a trip to either the' men in the country: lava beds or the Ice caves. The former won by a heavy majority. The rivers of Oregon belong to the people as a whole for public Led by Captain O. C. Applegate, , use and benefit. They are hlgh who knows evpry inch of the lavajways the same as tree-boredcrcd bed country, the students, faculty county or state raads. Our streams and possibly a large delegation from aro the homes of different speciles the Daughters of the American Rev-j of trout and salmon which are olution.1 will form a caravan on Sunday morning. All those who wish to make the trip have been extended an invita tion by Captain Applegate. The time of starting on the trip will be announced later. One of tho Interesting historical spots to be visited on tho trip will be the Modoc stronghold. From It. nlly Oal of town visi tors In the city yesterday include Quinny Baker of Beatty who spent Tuesday transacting affairs in the court house. If you are uncertain about the ar rangement or wording of your adver tisement don't hesitate to ask us for suggestions. We shall be glad to help you with the layout and the' air is to preparation of the copy at any time. ! ject to disease as are people. They important food prcduiI'-S. The' rivers of Oregon are. therefore, among, the most valuable resources of the state. It is the plain duty of every citizen to protect his In terest so that he may share ln the benefits. "The common practice of pollut ing our public waters It not cor rected will In time destroy trout, salmon and other food fishes, the very misfortune that has fallen to many of the rivers of the Atlantic coast. Water to- a fish is what a person. Fish are sub- Hard Times Dance At Merrill Friday, October 16 Supper by Merrill Hi Girl Sailing's Orchestra Surprise Miss Hector Miss Ber- j nice Hector was surprised last night with a delightful party which ' her mother gave for her in honor; or her 20th birthday. A number; of Intimate friends dropped In for the evening's entertainment. ' m w III HELD IN NEW GARAGE With an Informal exhibition, dance and reception, II. s. Wake field, proprietor of the new Dodge Carage. 170 Main street, opened up Its new quarters officially last night. The new garage which Is one of the finest In the city has been especially built for the busi ness of a garage repair shop and accessory depot. Just recently the firm moved from its old quarters on Klamath to the new building erected at a cost of 150,000, ac cording to city huldlng permits. During the evening scores of guests of the company viewed the various new Dodge models, after which a dance was held on thej spacious tloor of the garage. Gal-1 loway's orchestra furnished tho I music, rjhe E A3 F Vacuum Ele'ctricJ WASHED A supply of SOAP FREE Sold on easy terms. A mechanical mas terpiece as well as a master at washing your clothes. By all means see the EASY Phone 129 for demonstration. I KWZA CON r ANY Get readyJt tomorrow Within the next ten years, we see more industries, better development of the re sources of this region, better business ioreveryone;and now i3 the time to Rot ready. Our New Industries Department is with you-new capital and new people are needed to make the most of your wealth of natural resources. The New Industries Department is disclosing to investing capital the ereat raw material wealth of our Agriculture Timber and Minerals. It is waking Tr the egitimate expansion of every indus trial possibility for the region, and sup- ChZhfr nCf"S0lldated' supplementary Z fCommerco tTe of service for the five Oregon counties and the one California county within our territory. We have every confidence in what th. r. turehold, in store.nnd hydro-elric"-partfapation m it. At present the InduMrieW n?nreei0nJfre C0Untin nwe n eStv than ever before; and we are proud f oh. . .17 to say that the communities we serve h be vanced further in the useof iZr ZVXZ ' hold equipment than many of the ?arL",e" on this coast or anywhere else if l ' ci,IM tohaveyourhouseU; Xdi Z f - member of this company ncfy tell you how nth it costs. be Klad CALIFORNIA OREGON HWER COMPANY Medford, Grant, P,. FJU. Robura CW If it is made froi WOOL You can get it at the BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS STORE lal ha d rm tho to) at No store in Oregon can give you" the quality and price in woolen goodi. that you can obtain here. We manufacture and sell direct to the consumer suits and overcoats and f you can buy here to better advantage underwear, blankets, sweaters, sox. mackinaws and all classes of warm, good reliable woolen goods. They art made from wool of .Oregon sheep, which we claim is the best in the world- i WINTER IS COMING. IT IS TIME TO BUY WOOLEN GOODS. i ti ji The Brownsville Woolen j Mills Store i1 I'M NOT BOASTING ! Rut you and I hoth know thut experience i makea h jrood mechanic. There". 20 yearH worn all miikcs of cars behind my claim that I turn o repair job that will give real satisfaction. W is guaranteed. CRATER LAKE GARAGE K. O. AY Kit , VM Vmr in the (Jiinm) fompl.to line of Arri'SMirlr, Including IIM1 T,B rhonr U20 811 Mw r I 2 a.Vi)u
