The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, November 11, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextJWe'cWfl'day, Nov. 11, 1925 NEWS ney Your vAway pocket ry uooin, iteri wnii, cnas. Mack, fa H. j. ii.nn.it. w. ai. K.dor. ii. a. Kescrve Air Force Hamilton, Hay Cooper, II. K. Drown, .;r;rvr Aii PaPcr Organization K. A. Bchrlnar, 1). II, Kalnr. Frank Stewart. B. I. Delllucr, II. I), Mur THOUSANDS FALL AS WOLF CRY SOUNDED (ronllnonl from 1'aga Oiw) '" ...k h. lake r" ...b hairs sum C ,, U -'I'M 0U That I- .... h. tell! y ot r' -.t ot us. r. i some- ...... rt nf htH L.i. "' . I"' . .. .in. lh j ulwmsn.nlP- " .K tries Alt a can rlson, I.aiiaor, James Thompson, II. j BTOIIM WAflMNOrl OCT POIITLAVD, Nov. 10. Storm warnings wr continued along the 1 Oregon and Washington coast Tue. I day night In anticipation of further - ,W. Hhort, Clyde MrlfNlh, Parry , ' " L . ... full:..- i,.i. ,... ti. " 'rnlMtlo W AKiIN(iT().N. N.IV. In.Tk.' I"." , ' . r W Im mAAIH ... h. ... . . .. --. irs ' "uiwurni iraaors were " .wvm-.w Milciivii in n r I mart ul irh.i i... ... ..... .... u.. u.ia .-.v vrf V. alike be ,ulliMra. John Koonti, Wm. ilk" st'H'- T ' The neat meet ing will be with Mr. Hamilton. i lllal 111 w ill. llalUllllun. ..i. ) He .m D.lin..r .M u. I"'" ,orr- ' Pl'r rKanlia. ..a. Ww'' ,.d in your!. ,, .ulo , K.. ne'lonul giurd alrrn Ifire - - - 1 lorrai In lh. t . . . , . STAGE OPERATORS NOT SYMPATHETIC WITH GAS ATTACK fy fit , hti bwn teught day. Little Jeaaie Johnaon baa been guile ill, but la much better now. haa caught. , turbanc that baa held away rrrv air aor- Today'a aalea ot J.4 J7.000 aharea 1 the Columbia rirer alnce Monday rilim'.l'll Ulion mrw.A ll.n nrairln... .....J . tnnrnlnr atronaly a an aillumi i.. il.. ...J... ... .. . .. . .. ' ! .... .i.. i n.. . " ' ! , - . - , , . , ... era noi in aympatny witn tne ai- U waa Juat kefor the North-:f Monday afternoon and night bad I . .,. . Pacific corner that the Utter only the preeent gaaolln tax, but an Increase in tbla tan If additional funda are needed for conetrseUoa and maintenance ol our highway, tbelr poaltlon being that tb gaeollne tax togother with s license fee. ' baaed on the weight of Tshldes, I According to Howard at Crimes. ' tna faircat and moet equable meaa. who are member of the Oregon Ure of tbe nae of and damage to Motor Stage aaaoclatlon, the or- the highways so far derised or sag ganited atatge operators of tbe state I geated. Bad Language lag It la lusufridrntly riilpprd go, 1101. and liat what plan.. It has are ob-j h waa 30 minute. ,(t,r th, m.r- " I v.l .I....H l..f,.r. Ihn.. k. . wllne.. united Ttiexluv In k. i,,.. .k. . ... .... ticket tape ran that far behind th Warning th condition of tiie na !) n w T-i. .-. .r mrcea upon a iuin econ- ulea made on the floor of the ex- UtlllCa J ail, rilie," u,n,l",a ny nn.'change, , iu.r guaaiug of memi.rr. of iho, There was no one to rescue the Everett Lynch yeaterday learned. , courl' f-ongreaa, they l...tlfl, must ,ma Inveatura a. the wave of aales to hia sorrow, that free apeech does1 '' reaptmitlilllty for the engulfed them, nor waa there any not Include Ih ua of Indeceul ln-l',ck ' ,unll nlch thev aald had gn of resistance to the bear gunge In th presence of women. I Bot 0I,IC handicapped the aervlre movement. Tor 10 days, while he remain ljbl" Urolen it down to a point wherej The market probably waa weak the county Jail, be will have the op. I " '" """r Impotent a an nui- e.t at the close, portunlty to regret bis alleged lm-j'""ry Mrau'. 8o were the brokers, many of proper observations on the public' " ' """'hie from this tea-! whom limped off the floor with highway near the lleatly ator. nl,lmony ,he war depnrtnient may bo marks ot combat unon them, addition to the ten daye" aentenre, i 'bls ,0 bunA u emnd for; And so wer the small Investors, l.vnrh warn nr.Ur.J l.M .... ... ..'more approPrla tlcils from rODDrH. ' Hn t.1 tiMn 4ant.f ....... p knows more oo , .Mf. Kendall to pay a flno of."11 wln"r- I the lesson of Wall street. H, does known what,, J5 , And even that Is not nil. Lvnrh rfniK. HIXH WiTT OKHCK ItKOItOAM.EI) , vrtlA,M;, . Hill,, fOT. .- passed by d ,h. wind ..loci., ,, Cr.wfordTn ."h". Un'lUd Bute'. WILKINS HELD FOR """raJ"r ..... court. In behalf of certain Oregon rDiMn IIIDV DDriDC aouth Tuesday night, more) '!,,, ! GRAND JURY PROBE wera In nrosDect befora Wedne- ' ! day morning, according to weather Mr. Crawford seeks to have the bureau recorda - United States courts invalidate the The storm brought rain Inland !'" ' Oregon, providing for. the and genera! fall waa experlcnted Present gasoline tax, which la used iin tb Willamette valley. along with a man who gave his name a Alvln Willi. Is charged with th unlawful possession of' ' t"""1 decision week. Th local office of the Ore- Inloilratlng liquor. To that ac- sn-rouou oout witn mew- gon State Motor Association la now 1 cuaatlon ha and Willi, entered plena " MelMa ' m- poul Tuen-; MUbllshed In the chamber with aUa HI P net ifU foDwafw him. and then you . . . udiun be B 1 nHlwr. And you m ft There la a a-aoaey . -- iu, , ,U,),, ul,m" Their cas. Kendall said, will be Ml1"" heard the early part of neu week mbo these Itinerant -.tTi Si Yale Favorite in L irt bur "n ""n Jaikle Cordon. Offices In the chamber of corn- New Vnik fcuther- merce have been re-organlsed tbla day nlglil. Mr. L. M. Smith, assistant secre- i tnry In charge. Tbe rtoy Scout of- IIAIIK TO PI..IV IIASKK1 IIAI.I, fir I now in charge of Everett KKW YOltK. Nov. In. HulkylNord. Th Boy Scout committee flatie Ituth. lH-nt on geitlng Into t Is very . fortunate In securing Mr. condition for a comeback next Nnrd's services on a full time basis spring, signed up Tuesday to play and the county may expect to have EXCEEDING SPEED LIMIT BRINGS FINE IN COURT If you are laboring nnder tbe delusion that Klamath rails boasts no peace officers, confer for a mo ment with Co Pitman. Mr. Pitman Is a local taxlcab driver. Occasionally fre la stopped. Yesterday waa one of the occa sions. In fact. Mr. Pitman was stopped twice. . The first time be was brought to a halt, be was placed under ar rest by County Traffic Officer Knowle. On tn-s second occasion be was taken Into custody by State Officer Poster. Pitman, arraigned on ' speeding charges before tbe Justice of the peace, waa fined $15 on each count. for the construction and malnten ance of the highways. Mr. Grimes states that tbe stage operators of this state, through the Oregon Motor Stage association, repreaent IS per cent of the atage interests of Oregon, have several times gone on record publlcally and Unless he manage to raise 500 cash bsll or $1000 property bond. Ed Wllklns must remain behind tb liar on tb third floor of th county jail until the county grand Jury gets to bis case. Wilklns. accused of forging s check, was arraigned in Justice court yesterday and waived pre liminary hearing. 'He waa bound over by Justice of the Peace Ed officially, as being in favor of, not Kendall. AM? "! m n spring. si VUUIIIIg llUtT Uaine basketball with a team of police a real lire organisation. It la In- Ukis ts difference rraerve thia winter. Later the for- deed an opportunity for the boys L ajotk" seam how' rcn hji.f. .-.ot. io. (united mer noms run King will go south to obtain apienaia training. by aatnls. and a rei wiii ine eireueni enow-; io piay gon, lubloaed stocking ,'ng man oy rrmreion in the game -y of inference one "n narvara at rainier stadium L other III. perfectly '"t Saturday Yale la favored In U a Mkle. the desire "all atrat betting to defeat the tigers at new iiaven on KOr. 14 Urates', or mock seam THKI. HTAGRS rOMKIIACK HOLLYWOOD, Calif., Nov. 10.- lirXTKIt tilAIUiKII. ItDIMIItT According to Justice of the Peace Theda Bara, after tour years of re- Kendall, Deputy Came Warden Mar-j tlrement, will come back to the Ion names yesterday swore out a films aa comedienne. Odda of I to t were offered ) rrBl (barging J. C. (lately, of The former ecreen vamp annonne- tuut Ii tubular shape. Tuesday on an Kll victory over H u4 shsped on a Iftn eas washing It e sitlMtd stocking Is hi tspHrs. before Princeton fin firm of betting commission ers had $15,000 on hand to he wagered at thou edds. Yale also baa been mad a pro- alM I top, some- nounced larnrlte in "future" bet- Wu would a fish ,ln OB tne ioi WnlUspia. It I lur-1 '" ''ell. The big gsmblers !! offering IU lo 1 that tbe faus. The sewing of;olu d","u he "non. ill most e.penslvel Th army la rated at 1 to 1 fav- oru io aeieai. voiumoia neu nai urday, while edd of I to t are offered on Brown against Har vard. The Colgate-Syracuse game Is considered an even money pro position. Dartmouth will go west for the Chicago game, a 7 to I favorite over Coach Stagg'a team, while Pennsylvania la favored to beat Itoseburg. with shooting more than I cd Tuesday that she had signed the lawful number of Chinese phea-l contracts with Hal Roach to do a aanta. 1 rlcs of two-reel burlesques on her 3 trjrr.f''2'U"itjZaiuiii,,,. - Chamber to Close The chamber of commerce will be closed all day today In honor ot Armistice day and In accordance with public bulldlnga and the tanks. Those Who served their country, serv ed . their families and friends, are re- membered and lov ed. We at the mo ment offer a Ser vice of Sincerity. EARLWITIOCR PHONE! FUfsTPPAT. COR.SIXTH 6 HOME BTPINEsra THK WK.ITHKR Oregpn: Rain west, unsettled east portion: aoutherly gales. former vampire roles. Vssrulttlr, In the en st Th pay a little llkat something for ill tits a bunch of .ankle. ban it your door XMIsre they are hone. Make 1 Hfcut It, If you You will not s KM ..i ,wi i.i,. I'lttal.urgb at odds of I to 6. ,JJt dont t.ke. Wth fU inmtn il.bhhed us. vour ' cl0M ,,m"0n f .,0, hhed use your! 'kit percentage "lag the sale. ' kbasually abo4t f east That doesn't W story of the M that amount Is 'M right before I wt that vour own F U wlih yon al- "pstation to sua bkt your slcu-Wh... f"'! flu service. And r""lMinan anything H1 Mr si to fni r slocklnas of 'Mulltr in ...... r1 lll not ..ii v., ""Us. And h. will N ft fr stockings are 'or less money Mr it.. . at your door. rW.MT.LAKI uers- meeting ball fan focusing on the remaining big games. Wall street betting commissioners report Increasingly long wagers. CHURCH TO HONOR BISHOP REMINGTON Members of St. PauTa church, and . friends of th church will gather on Thursday evening at 1:30 In the chamber of commerce rooms to en- Joy a fellowship dinner honoring Bishop William P. Remington of the diocese of eastern Oregon, and th new rector of 81. Pool's church, Rer. J. Henry Thomas. the dinner la given under the aus pice ot the bishop's committee and the women's guild. Girls of the Trl 8 club will serve during the evening. SiW I'VE LOST R f i MV HAPPVM The old broom wept "Long alnce I awept "I'm done for keeps "That'a why these weeps" Van Fleet'a Serviceman Saya: I.rt it Jravuum cleaner help you krrp house. It means happier, hnalthlrr household.. ..the old hroom never did iret tliliir rlran. Do you think so? 1 VAJT FI.EKT8 MOTOR SHOP v 9U8 Main 8t. Par P'lone 1IW. NUtbt 87 1 CORD TIRES Guaranteed " ' $11.75 to $16.00 ALL TUBES 5 Off . Wednesday and Saturday Only First Class Auto Re pairing. Cylinder Honing. IMPERIAL GARAGE . 3rd and Main SU. Phone 130. cpilchefs Shopping Wem Seamless Sheets, SATISFACTION YOU muit be satisfied at all cost3. Pitcher's is not a clearing house. It is an institution that was founded upon the' business principle that no customer is a custo mer unless he is a satis fied one. Nothing is absolute. If at any time Our merch andise fails to meet with your approval.return it. We shall see that you are satisfied. ' churcb recently. ,Br and u...k' .. ... u . "". nmtin Rea ii. r'nc. - :jr.mp- P Mr. took mtr; "'. " ir!Sf ih. '"'- what WkM """"' 'nml- Fi box ,.' : ,oal, 01 od rt 1 l "nrr Thursday. h,.,nll A lil l,h il A,tor Hamilton ! iLn. P ' T tV : . n fn m X. ..".'"- M I Ml X... -X'JUU. xikWint ltyay Mi l AYou woyoNaad oH . . DO YOtBUYING EARLY This Store Will Close At Noon Today S. O. Piggty Wiggly Co. 79c Each V T2x90 Seamless Sheets, good qual ity muslin and a value at . 79c Each Pillow Cases of same material, size 42x36, at 23c Each Cotton Blankets .$1.49 Size 54x74 Cotton Blankets, double, in gray and tan mix tures, also white, at' $1.49 Each Sheet Blankets $1.59 Sixe 72x99, Cotton Sheet Blankets, white only, at $1.59 Each Women's Flannelette Gowns, 79c A specially purchased lot of these garments for our chain of stores enables us to make this low price. Garments are roomy, and made of good grade Outing Flannel, while lot lasts, . 79c Each RAPILCHEKCO ' INCORPORATED Denartment Stores t i:' frJ ""dame, T ' ft" )re"---MCaso, liar. ?"-M Inc. 4th and Main Street