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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 18, 1925)
fflp PARENTS If 10 JAIL 17 .. ' VnV I , ana.Ml J1?., . n.,ltnllary ta P.. -..- i hi. homo 1 I...! L do." offer ..f ,, b.ll I" F ' Illrd by ep- i in cv" - i W"r co""' t Bod'1 Pr',on IV, dJ ink u"1" rT ...... mniher LlUlrom M ! ou PH nf III lU irrouuui- - I. Maaday errnlM. r -...i w Dt. Thal'a ll I ptd iwo ilayt In JU Ul Mid. ' ,vn Ka, the cnuuirse to Iwtrolt ana auopi- ... . lira friend- Lilui dk aayi playing u4 bit olinu in rnar- T( determined lo ki ibit moary could kit ihe Influence of L-midlori would over- Is" trnilrai Ire. in vouiia manhood LtiiloMl "rwrluii to Molottits nr. Home loll M l"0 iramplni m but In I ho main ridrtl; llo bla dow en- tiUbl several months kon ae robbed o( iiJ iin of Jark'a friend. tiftlimr. Implicating I T Bdsun Whim ta U it Armour racking iitntMinl al Ihe trial Lur a unu for her foe- IW tntlmunv of hla u mulled Id hla con- k iu three wi'rka ago. utt iu been on bond i Uiii kit mind whether NVIa. or appeal. M bit Inat wttk-entl M i flourish of aoclal k Kfritta. Huncluy he lulus. "Th liurand M tlrna. After the .11 Hir" lo . s , ffl 1 e-ainn Mra. Imr..n.i .n.. . . 'i neipini eurvanta, don,,,,, n r aerveU hla (nilP , ja,., ,, " I'Hrnnu lluliiu. Wed f at ...... i. ... ... ...r,...IK ,,,. (,,,,,,! il.in.n one Uf ,ho ,., L k llluff I'luba. Mra. Duraml, a prominent society imitrou. Uu, I,,,.. Jllt.k w couvkt ed bee.u.rt ll pru.wuiK lMrney doalred political advancement and wnnlod lo u.e n,0 convlcllon "for polltlcul idverthilDii," William Howard Taft. .prc.. dent of the United Htatea, and yot out of Ilia moat prominent flKuren In current hlatory. waa the flrat Judge, of the flrt court of honor, m b inalltuted Into the order of the of "Ire.tora In eharK.,, aud wlih a It llllll 111 Mi1vfin .... . . win uo aliupln but foruiul. '"iirt of hutior will meet Wed 'lay, win, hoya gutlierliiR at 7, P. in. In the Ai.iorl.ai, liun rooina wim the murt ronvrtiliiK ot I "clock iu u,, cuurt ro(mi The Luilneii valley Irrlmulon dl-Irk-t held .the annuitl election Tuo- uy. novenibor lu. at t regular 1 polling pu.ee. John W. Tumor, a memlwr of the prenem harrti wu, re-elected by a majority of U to o, which apeaka good for him Id hla preacnt term, mid we hope lo be able to keep peuio aud huruiuny In I lie dlitrlct. On Hatur.lny. the mi, nr,t (18 people of the roiiiniiiiilty gathered at the ai-hool lliiune for' a general clean-up day, with the local board ncwlay, Nov, l. 1925 i I IL Page F1t AS M'I'IIM IATKIN lloy Hcoula of America, "Plendld attendance of Jolly good Other prominent men er workura on linn, I i !,,. i.. judge, of the court and ronalder It fine work with plow and fro.o. m on. of the greale.t of bonora to be aaked to alt on euch bench. Klamath Pall, haa her own court of honor, tl. V. Kuykendall la the pre.ldlng judge, and the court com mlaaloner. are K. U. Klllott. K. II. Hall, Jamea Hwanaon, Ir. fl. A. Maaaey. Arthur I.. Hire and L. k Hanker. Tb clerk ot th. rourt la Krcrett O, Nord, court herald b I'aul O. Landry. Th. court will conrena once every all weeka, the time to be announced a week before the meeting In Cir cuit Judge A. L. Lcavlit'a court room. , The court of honor la the organl ml Ion through which Klamalh Fulta will allow Ha anprovul of acoutu who have made progreaa. Ila prl uiary pur pone k) to encourage and allmulate boyt In advancement In coming, and to atandardlae the work of rewarding their efforta. While .coming la much more than leveling up the ground, which tho board Intend to mnk a Utile more attractive In the future. A aplendld lunch waa aerved by the ladle, and everyone rubbed elbowa with hla neighbor "moatly at the table." and all went to their home feeling hap pier at the end of a perfect day. The I-angell Valley Community Club met at the community hall the Uth, with a good attendance, and after dlacuielng the railroad eltua tlon and the rabbit poUonlng cam paign, a program, waa rendered by member, of the club. The commit tee on rnhblta reported that every thing waa moving along nicely In that lino, and they vpect In lie fully prepared to land a klllhiK blow on Mr. Unbolt aa noon an the flrnt mow cornea. After the program tho acuta were moved out and everybody en toyed themnelvea In a little nodal the mere panning of lean, ( In, hop for an hour, after which coffeo been found that bora advance eon- j and cake were aervod by the ladlea. In. appreciation of thn excel lent cooperutlon of The Klamath New. during the recent Itndlo Curnlvul und Kele, a letter wua received laal night by Tho New. from the llualueiti and I'rofva louul Women', club. The letter read, a, follow,: 1 The Klama'.h N'ewa, t IJenr Kill tor: Tho Ilualnew and I'rofi'iiaional Womeu'a club wlahea to take thla opportunity to eipreu their gruteful npprnclullon of the free udverllaliig given the Itndlo Car nival and Fete prior to their ben efit affair on Saturday, Nor. IS, Id th. chamber of commerce. , We feel that the aucceaa of I ha carnival wai due In a great meaaure to your generoua pub licity and We whin to again thank you for aaalHtlng u, ,o freely. . Hlncerely youra, The Unnlnex, and Profee alonal Women'. Club. latently from rank to rank exem pllfy acut principle. In the beat po alhl. manner. Hcout progreaa and true ncoul aplrlt are directly con nected. Heretofore the awarding of certificate, and badge, haa been done In a more formal way and without opportunity to impress up on the boy the Importance of the occaalon. It I, now proposed by the court of hiior that the procure ot out standing men of the community will dignify the occaalon and place the tamp of approval-ot the commun rlaltlng with her parent and other relative.. Mr. Ilopklna. the dlitrlct manager of the LanKell Valley Irrigation dis trict, expecta to move Into the new home till coming week, and must jay that it'e a real nitty little home. Mr, and Mr. Hopklna are well- liked by everybody, and we hope that the good fellowship will continue for ome time to come. - ' Lower Langell 'Valley la Improv ing In more way. than one. There ha. not been no much loud noise "as of big gun," aa last full, but every body Is busily engaged In cleaning up the old place, and sage brush lan,d, getting ready for great activ ities for a bigger and better crop next year. ' If you wasn't there you missed real treat. lienor come out to the meetings be one of tho happy throng, and let' get acquainted, And. by the way, don't forget the box social to be given al the ford ney hall, Haturdny night, November 21, for tho benefit ot the school children', Christmaa tree. Plenty of eat. and a good time assured. Mr. and Mr. J. W. Turner ore spending a couple of weeks visiting with old friends at Kugene. They expect to return home by Thanks- Ity upon the bo a work and ad vanrement. Thin work will not only i giving encourage the buy, but tna acoui- nmBier anu mw iiwf whiitix - mw , have spent their doe with the boylt Pnd most of the winter months Mrs, A. K. Cale lac In Portland MRS. META WAGNER f WEDS CHAS. NELSON Krlenda of Mrs. Mela M. Wagner and Mr. Charles Nelson will be glad to hear that the couple were mar ried In Yreka on Thursday, Nov. 12. according to a letter received In Klamath Falls yesterday., Mr. sad Mra. Nelson are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Winning- j nam, ai uazene. lain., wncre iney will spend a few days before going south on s honeymoon trip" to south ern California and MexIcoT CRIMP IS LAID AT DOOR OF CHURCH Dean of Religious Education Declares Tuition of Children Lacking KANSAS CITY. Nov. 17. Ilea-; ponslhlllty for the crime wave waa j laid at the ddor of the church Tues- j day by Dr. Walter 8. Alhearn, of : Boston, dean of religious education ; at Boston university, upon hla ar-! rival to attend the 16th annual convention uf the Missouri Bunday! school council. Until the churches ran match the excellence of the public school sys- . tern with an equally good religious educational system, Dr. Athearn oees no hope that the crime wave will : auute. "There are more than 28.000,000, children In this country who are not In-any way reached by any i religious education," the educator declared. "There's your seed-bed of ; crime, social unrest and anarchy." I A survey to determine the ethi cal attitude ot children on ques- j tions of honesty conducted by Dr. I Athearn resulted in the startling replies that they did not consider It dishonest to steal from one who j had obtained his money dishonest ly. - j In answer to a question as to ; who In their opinion, has otaln-1 ed their fortunes dishonestly, tho . children listed the following: j Hanker, lawyers, landlord, rcnl i estate men, manufacturer, rail- ! road.1. street car and other big cor porations. "A break down In tho ethical edu- 1 catlonal system of the country Is responsible (or this attitude by the children." sold Dr. Athearn. "We withdrew the teaching of religion from the schools because It was not lamiutrallj. TtlA churches BHSUm- ed the responsibility and the church- j. es have fallen down on the Job."j' Better Clothing A N D LOWER PRICES We have no competition in Ore gon when it comes to the combination of quality, workmanship and price in Suits and Overcoats. We offer you Suits and Overcoats at prices from $25 to $45 With the cold i season now on you will require warmer clothing. We recommend and guarantee our Wool Blankets, Shirts, Underwear, Mack inaws,' Sox and Robes. The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store 5th and Main St. Man Arrested Xiar Here C. W. Kbbert. who had been laboring at Hpragne river, was taken fnto cus tody yesterday by operatives of the sheriff office. "He was arrested on a. felony warrant Issued at Susan ville, California. Individuality In Glassware Gifts Quality Price Service Books for Children This week the State Library will have a large variety of books for children on exhibit at Baldwin Hardware Store, i "Underwood's Pharmacy have several hundred or these same books in stock, and will be glad to order any that they do not have. Buy your books NOW or at least place your orders, and avoid disappointment at Christmas. A partial list of fine books for children from five to twelve years of age are listed below. - The "0z" Books The Wizard of Oz The Tin Man of Oz Tik Tok of Oz and 20 other titles. Price, each $1.75 Mother West Wind Stories Old Mother West Wind Mother West Wind's Children Mother West Wind's Hour Stories and fifteen other titles. Price, each $1.00 Bailey Books Sleepy Time Tales The Tale of Cuf fy Bear The Tale of Billy Woodchuck The Tale of Paddy Musjcrat and twenty other titles. Price, each 50c Cory's "Jack Rabbit Stories" Jack Rabbit and Danny Fox Jack Rabbit and Professor Crow Jack Rabbit and Chippy .... Chipmunk and twelve other titles. Price, each 50c A gift of fragile Venetian Glassware is sure to be : as unique as it is pleasingit's something everybody else hasn't thought of before. Burgess Animal Stories Bobby Coon Old Man Coyote Reddy Fox and twenty others. Price, each 60c Billy Whiskers Series Billy Whiskers at the Fair Billy Whiskers in Panama Billy Whiskers at Home and twelve other titles. Price, each $1.25 " GifU of fine leather ' Cigarette Casea Key Containers Wallets and many other pleasing gifts await your selection. Toilet Sets in many beautiful patterns invluding LuCliisHiquo Lady Betty. French imported 22 karct gold leaf inlaid. LET GEORGE DO Phne 72 GEO. L. METZ IT 622 Main St Space forbids listing of dozens of others in our stock. Many of them are beautifully illustrated in colors. (Please add five cents extra for each book, if ordering by mail.) By the way Christmas cards are now on display. Beautiful steel engrav ed cards, each with envelope, five and ten cents. Droo into our store frequently. We will be putting new Christmas goods on display daily. As usual our stock comprises the latest and finest gift articles. . " t'vZ KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Tnf I WHERE PARTICULAR riuru BUY THEIW DRUGS
