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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1925)
Pg-e Six Sumlav. October IS. l?-" THE AMtm LOCALS if Mnlford Folk Vbtt Mr. nd Mrs. J. Cook, ol Medford. r visitors in KUmath Fills yrstrdsy. hav ing made the trip her tT 0I mobile. Mr. Cook on "o' neu. He U the MedforJ repre sentative of Steinnardi Kelly. Prominent Altorwjr Hire Cass. Hardy, prominent attorney of Eu gene, was a business visiior In Klamath Falls yesterday. He was accompanied by Alfred Hamson. a Portland barrister. Both were on legal business.- Ki-Snutor In City Cland Me-j Colloch. former state senator from Baker tconty, was) a, business Tisi tor in KUmath Falls yesterday. He was registered at the White Peli can hotel. Mr. McColloch formerly was associated in business with Os wald West, former governor of the state. point, the oih.r a two point. Tlie larger of tie bucks weithed in at 250 pound.. WIFE BEATS HIM UP SAYS HUBBY, WANTS COURT TO CUT TIES RESCUED AT SEA Clyde Liner Catches Afire Off Florida Coast, Is Abandoned By Crew Phone Service Is 0. K. at Courthouse i.f knil.lm. .1 Ihe corner Fourth and Klamath :reet.. . Ijams ma M'hr.1 t Klsinslh Tails lo i:rud i " ei-ndu". IH hi-arfauarteri ate 1 Kutrue rial polllllllrs In KUmath rnunlr cnl eaperlnienl I "f,-? It iii that lit rninmllie work bla proves a srnw ?' H . ... i .. m -- - r u.l far. mill..- 1 1 1 . . 'it nir m " -m- .- tunpi ( lory In KUmath county. If ui pr.s-at in Beat djmiio, " Bridge Engineer Here Glenn S. Part on. assistant bridge engineer of th state highway department, was la the city yesterday and reg istered at the Hall hotel. His headquarters are in Salem. McBride Returns Here L. U McBride, state prohibition officer, returned to KUmath Falls yester day from. Eugene, where he ap peared as witness in two liquor eases. He expects to remain in the city for several days. During the year when she and her husband might have celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. Nettie Crapser. of Klamath Falls, chose to beat her husband over the head with a stove poker, ac cording to his divorce complaint, yesterday filtd with Lloyd DeLap. clerk of the circuit court. In fact, according to the allega tion of Mr. Crapser. Mrs. Crapser has caused him much anguish. Mrs. Crapser. he charges, has threaten ed to "get him out of the road" that she may "get what little property he has accumulated." The defendant i 55 years of age, and his wife is 39. Mr. Crapser. he complains, has been "repeatedly assaulted and beaten up and. he charges, his wife has threatened to kill him. He has petitioned the court for a divorce and for custody of the minor children. Yesterday Circuit Judge A. L. Leavitt Issued an o&aer restraining Mrs. Crapser from interfering with her husband or his property. JACKSONVILLE. Fla.. Oct. 17. (I'nfced Press I Two-hundred pasgencers and members of the crew of the Clyde liner Comanche were safely removed from the ves sel tonight when fire which broke out in the engine room threatened to destroy the ship. Responding to radio signals of distress of the Tens Oil company tanker, the F. L. Reaper raced to th scene and removed the pas sengers. The captain then ordered the ship abandoned as the fire gained headway. The passengers and the crew left the ship without any disorder. Several fire fighting tugs res ponded from Jacksonville and were attempting to save the vessel from total destruction. The fire was discovered about 12 miles off Mayport. Fla. The ahip was bound for the north and comparatively few passengers were on board. Yet.risy evening at t oVKxh it was poibl to ra:e the re- i reiver on any of the 1 telephones in the Klamath county ourthouse and. subsequently, be .r.-etd with, the vu:oniary. "Number. plejie." Pre:iu lo that time Lenter Ijams. cable splicer for Ihe Pacific j Telephone Telegraph company, had beea at work for five hjurs preparing a permanent conduit In which to run Ihe wire lo Ihe court house. In the morning Ray Dunn, mana ger of th local offlc. had arrang ed temporary service, but it was necessary to disrupt It In order to install the permanent lines. The lines to the court house wer Inadvertantly severed by a laborer employed In the construc tion of the American Legion Mem- Committee to Study Industrial Assets Two major activities aro to I"' taken up during the coming fiscal year by the new industries coin mine of th chamber of commerce Th committee held tla first meet ing last Friday, and a must ener getic program U outlined for this winter. Fifteen members have been nam ed on itila committee, with J. V. lloyle. director In charge. Heaular weekly meeting' will b held here cfter. The program calls first for a comprehensive survey of alt Indus- COLD WEATHER COMING "Let Your Glass Troubles Be Ours." All kinds of glass For all purpose,. Estimates rjladly furnished for Sash, Doom, Frames and Cabinet Work. THE GLASS HOUSE llth and Pine. Phone 477. What you no longer have us for may be just the thing another is seeking. News Classified Ads bring buyers and sellers together. Here on BsaliKs Homer Rob erta, of Poe valley, was a business visitor in KUmath Falls yesterday. He is the owner of a farm. Shops In KUmath Falls Mrs. Walter Robison, a resident of the Merrill vicinity, was in the city' yesterday shopping. She returned home last night. Here for Grid Game B. T. Tonell, of Fort KUmath, is a foot tall fan. and was here "yesterday to witness the game between Klam ath Falls and Medford. Merrill Resident Visits Mrs. F. 11. Mover a resident of Merrill, was in Klamath Falls yesterday transacting business. Three Women Visit City Mrs. . Guy Merrill. Mrs. Jim Scoggins. and Miss Gladys Anderson, were in Klamath Falls yesterday visiting friends and shopping. Mrs. Whit latch Here Mrs. Jesse Whltlatch, whose home is near Mer rill, was in Klamath Falls yester day on business and returned home .last night. MONEY TO LOAN "THE WESTERN" Has the Best Plan: To Buy Your Home To Build Your Home To Re-Finance Your Present Mortgage Monthly Installment Loans, $1,000 and Up The monthly payments required for different periods of time are as follows : Cost of Loan of One Hundred Dollars: is monthly payments of 13.200 48 monthly payments of 2.515 60 monthly payments of 2.070 SI monthly payments of 1.660 110 monthly payments of 1.J60 WESTERN LOAN & BUILDING CO. of Salt Lake City, Utah DUNBAR & DUNBAR Insurance and Bonds 120 So. Seventh St Phone 410 ASSETS OVER $15,000,000.00 Leaves foe the Const Lloyd Kollner of Klamath Falls who has been employed for the past month with Stone's grocery, left yester day morning for the coast, called by the serious Injury of his brother of Sumner, a small district near Marshfield. Meagre reports re ceived gave the facts ct the man's Illness, having been injured by aome manner. Return from Hunting Trip J. Hlrvl, with a party of hunters returned late yesterday afternoon from the Rly country, hailed as one of the most successful humeri of the year. Hlrvl l;rought In two big mule deer, one a three Special sale on every dress at Bee Begin's Dress Shop, 129 So. 7th St. Oil 17 25' is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Lorge Tube 25' The Secret of Charm The secret of charm is per fect grooming. Perfect grooming starts with the nan, liic cuuigjieAiuu unu the finger nails. Our Beauty Shoppe is equipped with all of the modern conveniences foe the woman who desires to be perfectly groomed. Mr. and Mrs. T. E. McBride are beauty experts. They will cheerfully assist you in solving your beauty problems. Have Mr. McBride Cut Your Hair He has the gift of cutting the hair to suit each individual type. Just Call 3 For An Appointment Any Time Moe's Beauty Shoppe (On T!,K Cslcony) A Remarkable Saving on the Famous Doernbecher Dressers By Buying These Close Out Patterns We Are Able To Pass This Saving On To You. You must really see these dressers to appreciate them. The remarkably low price at which we can sell them will cause you to under es timate their beauty and at tractiveness. . Twenty years ago owner ship of fine furniture was confined to the wealthy. Today the craftmanship of Doernbecher brings beauty within the reach of every one. The dresser will adorn any home. Look These Prices Over Ivory Enamel Dresser Regular value $37.50. Sale Price $30.00 Ivory Enamel Dresser Regular value $40.00. Sale Price $31.60 It will pay you to visit our store when you are in the mar ket for furniture. Here you will find a combination in price, quality and service that cannot be equaled. IS Two-toned walnut Dresser Large plate, full sized nap' ror, regular $45.00. Sale Price $38.00 American walnut in all its tawny lov linesa is the finish most in keeping with the period and the one chosen to carry out this new suite. Claud H. Davis, Furniture THE HOUSE OF QUALITY McCarthy Bldg. Plant Trees Plant Trees Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Cood Service Good Drujfg :Trulh In A w-..tU;ng
