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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1925)
s 'k 'a, IATH NEWS Friday, October 0, 1025 Briefs M Illy A tiiniiK ilm jllora lit fii'iii Mitinti Sth Fulla veairrdiiy r. und Mm. I. N. Civuns and aou Bran puaae.l ihrni'i islrtalb Fulls last t!i,''n fiironto W(,belr bom ta Illy ulmr spending a llmo vialtlng vi'ii filiinl.i relatives l AhIiImii t. ""lull, r: a Vtt, It. Baa . i .nr. z. ,r . wu r a III llolimrii Mr. L. C'riinilillil u ml VI. vlaltcd lust !th f. ami Mr. Albert o onaiitu. whore I hey If of honor with a jO' Klully prepared. Hern AmmiK the arrivals hi Ilm rltr f of Medford, wliii ht Inr a short time. IVII.mi tiueata nl dlcan hotel I Ilia week nd Mr.. J. U. Tiimlln. ( of Medford. who :i' Klumath Falla (if if Dome In (he valley. Bx Pleats Uivje "Colic side" Air to School Frock kmm Her-- II. N. Mac- i4 1 William Vun llree h. fc 4 well known liimber t Of I .am California, aro Itig la I city for several days i " na In Dunamulr. r -'K i' rrn I'm Kir - J. m J. , lll with the Southern l'nrl fopa..J. " la making n brief dneM alar In Klamath Falla lag Into tfulrs. t from Uw Kn1l'i O'Connor kmrng Iba "niany out of town 'feora In that rliy il.ls work in jad aoma time In the rliy from -jboma la Port Kl.im.nli. ItoarkiTBrr ' In--F. J. .'SchinlM. "quont baalneaa vlaltor frmn his tie In neatly. In spending Mn ak-and in ; Klamath Falls. II.. Iducla atore In tin. rrsrrva- $ town. (Kflr'il AllrSKb. llimlng -;rorge B?'d, stockman of Merrill, rr Jn 1 la Klanalli r'alln ymlrrilny. r apndln ai'lnn Ilmo at Ihr p. C. baartnit In 1'ori l.m.l. un.l I IrnRalliNtvCoiiuri.rii nt Aolilaml. jteA'Htataa Boiminr Mi Nury r.in fct iba Aablnii.l nirrilnc. mm nnrtliern walrm. In n mrtiKnyH from ('cimiinnil V.. II. MrllonjiM .it Ihr IY;irv I.. 1 Mir Zrnllh Itaillo rurporalii.il Vlinra l.iy, t ha Information wa r mvi.yi.il Dial mi;rn limn 4.UIMI noriN wore "Mil mill rrri'lvril hi.iwr.n D:ir un.l ID: 4 5 p. ni , Tiiiciliiy, Thn Illi'iiniiKo nnlil Uuillii hliK im-.t Miiln huril unit a rinll.i iiiksuk" I'i IiIh wlf In rhlniKii wlilrli wua rrlayril olj ruxloln nnil n!. tradlllonn to lirr by luliipiiono nil the. rnlurn nieac unit hark tii'llilifax all r I Name of City As Is Favored by Uailots Ktumuth It Ih, nnfl Klunuitli KulU It will U.t unci a fnHiri' f;en fnitiou urfM.-tt, cuimu I" fur te P. AWARDS NEW CUT-OFFjCONTRACT (font In ti fritn I'nuo One) Page Fivd) aloro nn.l , ,annpr whlrh I wH, J((n an(J thenr(, on , Bn04lJ fiini tloti-. line ,f ,i nHU, inter-! I'olnt, where the Mortoca used t'n wlihln orvi'ii niinuiin. Asiatics Peopled America Ages Ago klndlnK liiKCthcr llio nanio of Klum- 11 ii ruiin. Olv.n l.lrlli by I'.i'i Itn'.iry rluli. the fumpalfrn , to rhiimre il:o name of the illy was t.Uirie.1 i :h wux.-il hot for Bi-veriil weiks. 'I'tie mujor liy of I hu vuli-m In i:irl tV'lr hal IoIh. In v;htrb bill nmpaprs en- : li reil, were old-tiii.-m, w!io emphat I I'nltrd j bully expranncl tlw;ir nmiimeiun In '.to !aili!n of I In; rity'n hearing brre CKiimalerl ihn rout per mile of the Ilm.. from l! nil to Klum ath Kalla at :i.r,,iM.O. Mr. Horn-like furlher teatlfled it wan necenxary to run a lino tliroui;li ihe center of the Tulo lake larniim- country, rather than over I lie ordinal aur vey IhroiiKh Malln. ut lUe new line. l milea or lexa from Malln, saved about fieven milea of track. The character of aoil of the Tulo Jake roantry. Mr. Ilo:!'.ko raid, la auf flclrnlly mibf lanllal to give a Kooil road bed. waylay Iho old pioneer wag, m,' 1'rin.in Inland. Car. lain Jack a. MtronRhnld. where the ludlnaa made their laat atand and Canhy Croaa. ;"""r. niu-iraiiona waa a watch dated BI,d ma(1, rlnJ. lUc I relmi of Kin Coi.rxo of Knxland. I Captain (). C. Applcsato who Tn- i luru.-n Win nionth from Alaaka, acene of the peace ci.mmlaslon maa , Kave an ourllno of I, la Irlp Into aacre. ' ; ' ,hs ,ar north, Includina both bout nd bia Interests found in the Interior of Alaska. Caravan Autos To Leave C, of C. 7 a. m. Grand Opera Mixes With Court Filings 1.03 ANGELES, Oct. 8. Tha ThlnitH to remember about the ntIii!all ClIICAIiO. Oct. 1 Newal In the vlraln wirld b .ore I ri'Kard to the dawn of recorded lilal iry no-1 niimo. ' niaillr Aalutlra. mavlnit e.iiiHurd1 Ac .irdln;: to of.iclali of the; oiTmi the Kurlllea und Cie Aleu- j chamber of comni' r e la-.t nlKbt. the tluna. peopled the North American mutter baa been temporarily drop-! cnnllnne.it with orlentul ll . .1. peil by the chamber nn'll ths nieel Dr. Kdwurd Saplr, note I ( an-'1" 1,10 board of director on aillatl ntilhropuliiKUt now on the . Tuesday of next week. The mailer, faculty of the t'nlveralty of rhl-j'ben will bo dlacnai-d. und It lai cam), dlaruaard the rn noted iiuea-; doubtful If nay action will be tuken. I lion In an Interview Thuraday und I due to the cruwlh of an oppoalllonj revealed that th! roiearc)i In ' aa ahown In the votlna Cio vote' lliiaulatlra had convinced h'm thalKalnst Iho -thnn'te beinn nearly audi mixrutluna took plac. two to one. J Rotary Club Hears Interesting Talks Two Interrailnx apeakera, ualns timely aubjecta, uddrewd membera of the Klumath Falla Itotary rlub yeater.lay afternoc-n at the mid- Weekly luncheon of the organiza tion. In keeping with the uaual topic of the Inaldo workings of a hual- noa, Fred (ilover. Klamath Fall3 ewli-r epoke on the Jcweleryls next appearanre of the Los Angeles Crand Opera aaaociatlon will be la carjun trip to gcenea of the Mo- ' doc war which will be led by Cap-i William Tyroler. music roaster of tain O. C. Applesate on Sunday'"18 ')era company until two day 1 mornina and which Is sponsored by tilvi "llt bere Thursday, ask the hi!;!i arhool faculty are: : lnK 185,000 from Merle Armitagav Cars will leave the clumber of central manager of the association, commerce at 7 o. m. for slander. Anyr-ne wishing Information Tyroler claims Annltage made' ( about the trip call Mrs. Itaahel Sil-' statements- to the effect that Ty 1 onion at Iho high school or 331 i roler "was not fit to conduct even residence. j a high school chorus." On leaving Klamath Fails, the ' Tyroler threatens to bring tbJ caravan will call first at .Stone , whole company into the court fight, Itridge on Lost River. Tbe cara-iccludlng Tito Schipa and Rosa van will call at Malln. where Itltaiaa, to prove be knows bis bust-'' expecred a Poe ralley contingent ness. . ' The new liox pleats, a wide irll ami Inftctn tic give a "col Icjrintr" nir to this (rock (or the bifc'i school or rollccjr girl. It it l.-tkl.iutK J o( twci-J anj mirro- Mi.ir.ir.l iiVIiihi Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Siucluir of Mrilfonl uro com blnltig biiaini.i.t nnd pleaaurn In n tlslt to Klamath Falla which they are milking this week. M ACM ILL AN RADIOS WIFE IN CHICAGO ClIICAIiO, O. t. 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