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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 3, 1925)
,3 Paie Six AIRCRAFT ISSUES For Offer Recommendation Guidance of Infant Art Of Aviation WASHINGTON, Dec. S. Presi dent Cooltilge's aircraft board has Issued the report wnlch Is Intend ed to guide congress in legislation to foster the infant art of aviation. Col. William Mitchell's basic recommendation for a separate de partment of the air Is rejected. The board appeal to have disagreed with him on almost every ques tion. Instead, a long set of recom mendations fere made, all seek ing o BlTe greater recognition to aviation In the army, navy and civilian activities. Assistant secre taries of war, navy and commerce to give their fall attention to avl aiion are recommended. J More generous treatment of fly- era In the army and navy Is urged ' and the army air service name would be changed' to an air corps, j Flyers would be added to the army; general staff and the office of chief j ot naval operations and the bureau ; 01 navigation. OpeCII uicuam ; ribbons for heroism In the air: are recommeni'-'l. Extra pay for flying and life and accident inr snrance are suggested. Tse o en listed men as pilot Is urged. Thej government Is urged In making a:r-j plane purchase to keep tie flow of j orders even and to standard! ! designs In order to asi?t t!ie air-, craft Industry. j ' As to the danger of air rtttcS. j the board says: i "'So airplane capable of n.-V.ngj a transoceanic flight tae onr cm-; of returning to safety is now in ex btence. Fan To Be Custume For Stage Beauties BERLIN, Dec. I. (United Jrewr.) "If yon haven't costumes, gfve them fans." This. In effect, was the police or der Issued to the management of Berlin's largest revue, "For You," following protests by several po litical Trtiesaga1nsT the undress "of the chorus. The police first ordered that the girls be "more carefully and com pletely garbed." No costumes were available immediately, and the man agement pleaded for time. Finally, fans were seggested. and the police agreed with the provision that the fans should be extra large. Dinner Dance Is Greatly Enjoyed Dance lovers turned oct In force last night to the call of music and eats during the dinner hour, and until midnight thereafter, at the White Pelican hotel. It was the "Is the light poor or In it my eyes?" If you have asked yourself that question you should allow our experienced optomet rist to answer It for you. Seek a scientific answer. DR. H. J. WINTERS Eye bight Specialist. We Grind Onr Own Glaeeea. Klamath Falls, Ore. $50 REWARD Fo information leading to the arrest and conviction of party or parties: who entered and rob bed the Waldorf Pool Itoom on the morning of November 2G, The Merchant's Police Service fc emu i tint dinner dunce of the winter octal Reason it the hostelry. It was alo the Initial appearance there of a five piece organisation, i known as Dud Lynrh's White Pell-1 can orchestra. "Mean music," It) was called by soma who found their' foot doing things. said feet never I had ilone before. Kucores were call-, td for repeatedly as the latest son-! orous dance numbers aroused en-1 lhuslas.ni. The affair was hailed by gnosis and management as an immense success. Liquor Offenders Are Found Guilty . A Jury filed slowly into Circuit Judge A. 1.. Lenritt'j courtroom yesterday afternoon. Its foreman announced that the 13 men had found two defendants guilty. The men are Harry Davis and Tom O'Connor, charged with un lawfully operating a moonshine dis tillery. They had ben Indicted re cently by the grand Jury. Judge Leavitt announced that he will pronounce sentence on the pair Friday morning at 10 o'clock. Davis and O'Connor vr .o 'teal Miller Hill district. Library Officers To Hurry Building Steps toward the building of the Klamath Falls public library were jastened Monday night, when of ficers for the library board were elevted to assure a definite work ing standard. Mrs. Jackson Kimball was elected president, with Mrs. A. M. Warden as vice-president: Mrs. J. F. Gocller. secretary, and E. M. Bubb as treas urer. The four officers with J. C. j Dcr:::ont, will serve as an advisory: bor.rd-and board of directors. ! Mrs. Kimball left yesterday for Portland and Salem, where she will confer with the state librarian. !n cfuor to complete the final plans, which were sent speedily along the way Monday night. The funds for the too. 000 library are clearly out lined and a re-print of the plans will be demanded from the archi tect In order to be ready with the meeting of December. Special offer to NEW subscrib ers THE NEWS 3 MONTHS for only SI. Subscribe today to the leading newspaper of the county. PUBLIC AUCTION Ha tins drridr. to retire from farming, I will, on i Friday, December 4 sell to the highest bidder all of my farming machinery and live stock on the following terms: 823 or under, cash; over 823, 10 months time on approved security, with 8 per cent interest. Five per rent discount tor cash on sums over 923. . 8ALK STARTS AT 10:80 A. M. ASSETS PERSONAL PROPERTY ....Two iron barrels, 4 wood barrels, 1 buggy tongue. 2 gas barrels, 4 bee hives, 1 wagon box, 1 cross-cut saw, 8 6ledgo hammers, noils, 1 scoop shovel, 1 binder and truck, 1 drill press and bit, 2 mowing, machine., I hay rake, 8 log chains, 2 8U wag ons, 1 slip sciuppr, 1 grindstone, blacksmith tools, anvil and forge, 2 crowbars, O shovels, 6 stay chains, carpenter tools, bolt. 1 bolt cutter, 1 gang plow, 12 pitchforks, 1 disc harrow, 1 manure spreader, 1 sled, 2 wnlkln.r plans, 2 ice tongs, 10 h:ilt rs, 2 :l-ectlon harrows, 8 wheel bcrrovs, :l writer trough, 1 buggy, 1 elder pre, 5 sou liumeas, leather, 4 nets lend bars, 2 hay racks, 20 horse collars, 1 single lrarneas, 1 pair KKsebaRs, 2 liny knives, 1 separ ator, t meat saw. 1 cleaver, 8 butch er knives gnlv. gas pipe 120 ft, 54 -in-li, :t lantern, cic-.lsos 4 axes, 2 piiUs 2 stoves I wire stretcher, 1 8 !4 wagon, 2 Imw.1 mowers, a gar den rakifi. 2 wiif-on .tack 8 cream cans, 1 saw, 1 garden cultivator, 5 shoo, 1 garden seeder, 1 single trees, 1 scythe, I spray pmnp, 1 funning mill, 1 derrick complete, 1 Jackson fork 0 fi 1 cooker, 1 rherk pro tertor, 1 sprint; tooth harrow and rxtran, I trailer tongue and chain ami rnnp'iiig. I clod sninher, 1 set stilyards, 1 trartor 8-10 1. II. C, 1 hny fuller Id-tnrh 80 ft. pipe.l scraper, I Mr.itln ditcher O ft., 2 sets hay net, I rope, I rhalu, 1 10 shoe press drill, 1 deep well pump, I milk tititer. 1 heailnir ntoven. 2 lie riciim freezer, milk buckets, lumber new ami nlrl, pilot and oils, niNrellniieoUH, 11 shi-p (.rain feed ing racks, 8 sheep hay feeding racks, I oil wagon for traeu.r, 4 garden hoes. I 1 f.lmh traitor plow, 1 shov el plow, 1 set light farm harness nil leather, 1 (l-lnrii Irnrtor lielt 60 ft., 1 gntin grinder and mandrel, 1 lot lice filtiires, I 77 tent, 4 canvas dams, new Iron 40 fl., I lmnd corn planter, I jrns can, 1 M'tcliing bom.', I wlf fwder (ho), 2 grain boxes, 1 wnler refrlgernlor, 1 buck saw, 1 npllt pulley. IXVK.VTOItV OK 1,1 'K STOCK Four mures. H to t2 vran t,i. 1 geldiiur. 7 years ol.l; 8 mules, 2 --nn 0111: 1 innf,, .t years ohl; (I niilli rows, 2 lo 7 yi-niN nlil; 8 enlves; 12 ewes, 2 to 0 years old; 21 lambs; 8 pure bred l'olund China sows. . l'reo lunch nt noon. MHH. H. S. IIKl,i;V, Owner. C. U. JII;HKll.r, Auctioneer. II . 1 x-ii 1 DCIld LaUnClieSLIUD !,, represemst.ve I. prwl- l alterson. ,, kj,M ot the club which .HI tunc 1 "Ther.'s a receiver d . on W o Boosting: Jay Upton , . w th. ...te. or:i.- mmn .... .,. .. . !Z J m.;,led Intend and Tort- on. were brltw .tr.tigled, .he .....', 1 operator all. UKM'. I"0. i-iT IploB.ilanJ. , ,, ,..-..- h,.D..a III. state seaat.c from th. central Ore- gon jroup of counties, former pre.- lueui l' w-.v - to support the cooperation of vot ers both republican and democrat cf Deschutes. Jefferson and Crook counties, at a meeting here last night hn an "Upton for govec fj KI.AMATH 1ALI.S JJ KI.AMATH TIRE HOl'SK M , LITTLK ItRICK HKRVICK HTATlOX fi CRATKR HKHVK'K STATION M , IMI-KKlAI, OAltAOU ,. Thursday. IVe. 3, 1925 . .nr" club was formed. K S. lUm - ()ffepp I'atlCrSOn Unearths Mystery It was rather a perturbed thief operator at the telephone corauauy, or Summer Ass Ga meet demands ' of , - 1 motorists ASSOCIATED OIL - ' who. last nlKht lotulcl Patrolman I iiiotorcyrl ami. Immediately, the I receipt, of John l. Hockefeller he- (an .to Increase. "Pal " g.v. her Ill gas. He arrived al (lie house, locaied ut 1211 Woiforil avenue. Fearing that aomiHuiu In dangur, tli big Wint er ociated' so line Quidk Parting Uniform power More miles to fhe Gallon A 1 tm,.v11M ,"KI1V',(' STATION ti A vi h Ji1 V" STA'I'IO.V 11 S Kl.ltVK K STATIOV NKWUV S CASH krimu iaaaaaneaBjBBnaaaaTJ sVaaaat MaVaaTMaal nBaTaaani saaetTafaTaaeeVaaaaBJaWaa patrolman entered, the resliUnr. "I (ouud a little bulldog," P(. ler.nn rxplalnsd Inter. "A far as I could learn, he had knocked over the tulepliun and It waa Ills whlm perlngi that could be heard,." N l:V8 t'l.AHNIllKIt Alllt ' CkT XT Advertiser! quickly learn there la a prompt reepense to The Newt cli.. COMPANY MOOHB'S MTflltK, Kent, 1 iL.i JKi"H HKKVICK STATION, Port Klamath J!..ii.N'A "AHAGK, llonanw OltAV'H UTfllll.' ,i LAMM'S STOItK1; Modoc PtHnt clanalft.j T" re,, u Dstl.r 1 si and hw!: . '"lo 1 Th. ! sfl AUssa. . ' Ble and Ki.... "vl III - . -
