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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 15, 1925)
3 si - Eight Sumliiv. Nov. IS. 1025 LOCALS Wrrit-Kml In Ashliiiwl Mr. and Mrs. I!. I. Sloan are enjoying a veck-rnd la Ashland. Tisiiinn llier mo.hiT. Mary Slu of tLe va!ly .-. PRES. C00LI00E SEES MO (ffiH r..1ES"iUand State Grids Fight to No Score 11.- Prrnl- loe witnea In r.rnnu Kian-.aih !'-." m.'toni I. ll'i' valli'y fur tho 1:11! Includ.) Mr. and Mrs. It. M Smith. ' v'.M .ire vi!:ins at lis th Smith ranch In GrantH Pans, 'i.i day and night. The order went Into Mr. Smith'! parents, Mr. and Mr.'. . efftvt last night, mid the hour of S.n Smith. th i ' been in tlto paM. and before moving f K'mi..(.k Out The Klamath Key notes, offu'ii.l publication of the ' Klamath county chamber of coin- ; WASHINGTON. Nov. merer . wai pla.ed in the mall lnt ,),,! ooH.lce was a nlcM from the rhamJier. i of an automobile a' ' tonic!. Two rara collided in a I.oMiy Now ()h'o Ac-ordliiK Co iraffio J im and came to a atop an announcement made last nipht f u-;thin -'' feet of the nrealdi-ni. from lostm.-ter John A. McCail. caMJzj waa returnins t. the postoffl.-e lobby will IW open ...h,, ,., hi, ,.USIoaiary late afurn.xia w.ilk. aciompanii'd miller North lai Smile had a Kuccensor to I.ill. The oernor' authority as de nied by 'be republican seiialor com-: HEATH. K, Nov. M. llaltlln mlttiH' of which Senator .Moe. New fiercely back anil lorlb. the I'nlve Mumioliire, la rhalrman. In briefa ,ily r Waahlnctun and V. 8. (' prehciited In the Kutrrrnor before rrethman teama foualit to no acor the appointment waa made. tie thia afternoon, leavlnk the babe -llfiHT ON. RULES i""i'-.i mmr ! MAIIKlN.Oku v """ Hi,,, , J bleacher. ' -ttl-hi. .1.11... ,l.-nt here "" " "'" Two cars collided in au nam, run, -- lit. -rldent '"' "h l)el,.,'"r"1 NKW VOHK, Nor. 11. Vice. Nye lsued a atatemeni tonight , title for the Pacific norlhwe.t lip ,.r,u.n, taw, .i,. ( in tne air. ale rule. In an odd rem at the lSlh roPe a fortnai annual itinner or tne ratne film i """"'' injury acrvlco here. : hrulseil. .. M.IO.'I III. I Kil l,,! .....- ... A man who rave his name a (!u. n,un 0 nenalor'a eierci a pow.,.U HouUiieil. arealer than the relo of the New d Gunplay Thrills In Hi-Jacker Raid III. in were ill na.niiiu V1. , .. - man. . to ecore at varlou. lime., but Unit . . ,,,, ., .... collaui . t .'"H tiJ M their opportunlll" by fumbliux. ' I I IX Kl rtill (. MIII.II i.i.i..t, lex.. Mir. it a tnriii. UmlH,r ,j , ,,,, ol 1J0 , (he secret aervire .uards. As ,,,w niinutea folloil an at- p01l ju,l(-e court ye.ler.lay. l. . V. .... me.li An III I" ((1 III till .t lUIIUMfll H Ineal ln.tl. vneliirliv llae ,. .. . .. t. i. a ' II V Ilirt'TJ finri oTIiuv aiui Hi. ju.niB loiiu i"iej. e nrai Ut'IlI III 1 1 If IjllKIUI Ml It I M ' II H . urraiH I p.iMoui. win ue ai tney have , h ... ,... , ,.r,ls. , str,,,t al ; tempt or two hijackers lo ra.u a . DBll, ai,.r,ii. to Actlna rf. ,hi... ... ..... .,... r""l t MI-L.J.. .rf ....ii.. v,.. ... di.-e aame this evoninr In the Saroy t i,...i..A A n..... t.-....i.it i.. 1 . ..! a ue.itv tiauiv c.iiiivi, - ivunwiv ipi iiiv i.w.v m-iiuniii ur-. ihn nniiiiin imnniMHi mmii hh.i-. and startled by the n.il.-e of the col-, ""ei. . c one u..v . rtnilt no pr, aniiiy to oierallnit ml inmoed hack to tho side- .Players, waa anoi ami aenou.nr " Visiting With Mother -Mr. Harry Goeller and family are vis-1 . itlnc over the week-end with Mr. Iiail. ieDm ed 0I Gocller'a mother, ton of Medford. Mrs. E. M. Speech, Arrives in In Saturday Mr. and Mrs. It. B. Brown are among the recent visitors in the city thia week from their -ranch on the Merrill road. Merrill Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Matney. well known resi dents ot the Merrill road are in cluded in the visitors In the city yesterday. w..ijt wouuueo ana r.. fc. .uuycr. one m After wuichiriK the car. disen- lhe "- "I'l''"'1 taualed and ok-ervlna: th.it no one The other hijacker esuped with nil.. 0-l-: II' l.iwii tniured. the nrcsidmt Passed 15" In cash. After one of the V-Ilj OCt JAUIj, ilUrR. llte hanjkerchief over his brow and robbem had ahnt Pate the pair con- T proceeded lo the White House. tlnued to rather up money, but as Handicapped by an inability lo lh(ly lp(l Jlnn w. Hy. hurled a sneak. Arthur Kverheart, recently REPUBLICANS PROTEST 'hair knockln olio down. Kay of Baker, is in Klamath Falls. i r)ITOfVS APPOINTMENT lh,n "re1 ,hre r0"lld, "lu"" Everheart wants a Job. and he ; effect but caucht the bauilit, nev ertheless after a three blorks chae. which leaialallve barter la enrotir- a rambling same. jMP( ,rin the annate Into dlare- Iinibrr held out, ncrnrdlnc In ( pule, demoralltea It orderly proca- Kendall, In lhe pool hall beneath dure and Interfere with lla pow- Ihe Arcade hotel. rr to properly art under lla con- wnce Tried, Evarii New J.W.J W3 JuiaiS - I. willing to work at anything which presents itself. He is badly in need of money, he said, and has received some help from local officers. BISMARCK. X. D.. Nov. H. (United Press) Coolidge republl-! cans of North Dakota threatened to- I The laraeat Mock of i hii liuaa; might to carry lo the senate their.'"". " " ' , , . i.. i i ik. i.i i . wens. . i j i I aiwut. in wic mm . j opposition to the appointment of. Shopping In Klamath Mrs. n. I has had restaurant exnerience and Gerald P. Nve, vouthful Cooperville. ' T . V. Ess of the Keno road, whero the J has not requested charity. He sim- N. .. edl!or. 5u..essor to the and " gold meUl' e?oth aT.o satin. Ess ranch Is located inciaaeu in ; piy wanis a cnanre to maae gooa iate vnte, states Senator Edward Mi-Lady's Shop, 823 .Main Hi. I the recent Tisitors In the city. ! at something. 'p. idd. N1J1S j spending Saturday in Klamath rails The man came here from Port to shop. Visit In Klunmth Mr. and Mrs Francis J. Bowne of Bonanza spent Saturday visiting in Klamath Falls from their ranch. They were guests of Mrs. Bowne's parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell. I Nye's Identification with the non- land, and has recommendations from partisan league since its organlia- Afrintalo tn tl.n nnn n. ol -nn.l i 2 .... .... I ...u ... . ............ uon. una nis mown radical tenden cies were tho reasons for the protest against his appointment. Conservative republicans Insist He is about 35 years of age. Kansas Loses Out To Grinnell Crew Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth tit Main Good Service Good. DruR Her from llonania - Monroe ; neH defeat ,e rnlveraitv Lyue was a business visitor in of three noMng a iviantatn r mis jraicmnj ranch in the Bonanza districL I final quarter of a 'game of punts here today, Meeter. pioneer half. ' Mrs. McClurr Improvinn-Accord- Pl"ee kick squarely be ing to Mrs. Francis R. Olds, dangh- ,he Ioal DO"3 tor he onl- ter-of Mrs. J. F. McClnre. herj"-"" ot 'ame' mother is rapidly improving and; Swis9 . and baBli.mtAe handker recovering from the effects of aiCniefll- boudoir caps, and many oth- severe fall, which she suffered this er dainty Christmas novelties at Main St. XI 2-1 5 week. Mrs. McClure is resting eas ily and every day sees an improve ment, said Mrs. Olds last night. Mi-Lady's Shop, . S22 Leaving Tomorrow Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Wright are leaving fhis week for an extended visit in the south and east, where they will spend two months visiting and enjoying a va cation. While in the east they plan to spend some time with Mrs. Wright's parents, who are residents of Maryland. Church Cornerstone Of interest to members of St. Paul's Epescopal church and their many friends, will he the laying of the cornerstone of the new church at two o'clock this afternoon on the corner of Eighth and Jefferson streets. Grand Mas ter Dennis will be In charge of arrangements to lay tho stone. Kuro-tsful Hunt Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kurtz and Mr. and Mrs. John Turner, all of Rosebnrg. who have been the house guests of Mr. ttnd ' Mrs. Hoy Durbin for several days, returned to their homes In tho val ley recently. While in Klamath Falls, Kurtz, Turner and Durbin en Joyed a hunt in the Tule lake coun try, where they succeeded in hag-i ging 94 ducks and geese. Accord ing to the hunters, the geese are exceptionally fat and heavy this year, and are flying In well. Vlnit nt Kugcne Phil Lennan is Included in the visitors at the game yesterday between O. A. C. and . Oregon, on the Eugene field. 1 Give old Toil a jab and jolt Hit him with a lightning bolt Labor sarins things we sell Do your work and do it well. ' Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: Doing w hhout rlrrtric liolps rfi the homo is like lining with out your sliaii of thr lr. A pliunccs of rlrctrlc ilpriutuliiHly. VAX FLEETS MOTOR SHOP 208 Main St. Day Phone 758. Night 671 Have You . Taken the first step to save money? Begin by opening a savings account with this bank at once. You will de velop strength of character, will power and financial ability by consistent saving. First National Bank Resources Over $3,000,000.00 PANATROPE ' The joint achievement of the four world leaders in musical and electrical acoustics The Radio Corporation of Amer ica, the General Electric Co., the Westinghouse Electric and Mfg. Co., and Brunswick. It is the world's only purely electrical reproducing instrument there is no other like it i r ir i i . . in idirness 10 yourseir Diiy no reproducing instrument until you have heard the PANATROPE. Demonstra tions Soon - Currins for Drugs Operetta To Bo Given Students of the Midland school will be pre sented in an operetta on Saturday evening, November 21 In the school house, with the residents of the Midland district and all visitors cor dially invited. Proceeds from the affair will go into a fund for the students' orehestra. Following the operetta, a dance will be held In the Midland hotel. Xorth llenil Visitor Lyle B. C'happelle, postmaster of North Bend on Coos 'bay, is among the const visitors In the city this week. Chappelle, known as the youngest postmaster In Oregon, has spent much of his vacation hunting for duck In the Tule. lake country. New Members of ChJiiiilier New members of the chamber of com merce this week include William Butler and O. W. Templar. Their names were posted on the bulletin board yesterday. Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs ti SAVE YOlll HEALTH IT'S .MOKE I'ltEClorS thax youi moxev Folks who look Into tho fu ture with confidence pl?n their housekeeping with the same senAe that makes a business suc cessful. The old fashioned plan of having'washing done at home dees not even pay In dollars mid cents. FRENCiLHAND PHONE 490-R. 127 NO. FOURTH ST. LAUNDRY Compare the McCormick-Deering Primrose With Any Cream Separator You Ever Saw or Owned Unless you've tried a McCormick-Deering Prim rose you have no idea what a mechanical master piece this machine is perfectly simple, yet as accur ate as the finest clock. Its fast-moving parts spin easily on high grade hall bearings, eliminating hard work and minimizing vibration. It goe3 about its work faithfully twice each day and turns out the highest grade of rich cream. Say the word and we will set up the machine on your farm, show you how to use it and adjust it perfectly. You'll find it the world's easiest-running cream separator and you'll like it better every day. J. S. Mills & Son Sixth and Klamath Phone 9 McCormick-Deering Primrose "Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer Better" BOXING SCANDIA HAIJ Klamath Falls Wednesday, Nov. 18 Main Event 10 Round, at 140 lb. KID STARKEY Klamath Falls Champion vs. JOHNNIE TRAMBITAS of Portland "Remember their last fight? "Nuf Sed!" Semi-Windup 6 Rounds, 138 lbs. JACK CRIM vs. W. HARRINGTON Chiloquin - Klamath Fallf This it the fight that stood the fans on their heads la.t time Don't miss this re-match Four-Round Preliminary HENRY BURKE Klamath Falla vs.- JIM FLEMING Look Out, Henryll Special Event 4 Rounds BOBBY ALLEN Klamath Falls vs. TOMMY MURPHY San Francisco This Fight Should Be a "Pip" Tickets on Sale at THE MECCA, WALDORF AND THE SMOKE Ringside, $3:30; Reserved, $2.20;; Gen. Adm. Il-50 LADIES WELCOME Under Auspices Klamath Falls Boxing Commiwion SYLVESTER, Matchmaker
