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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 4, 1925)
Pafre Twtf Friday. Doocmb'or THE ORANGE FUSHESjF5ySStNfeht fll n TlHF PflriM' ,!l'oor;n football fam of Ml I ilhll, I 19 ?1 lfl;1-5' uioilomottherrldlron heroes ' oi" i of Klumath county hlRh school for ; tho season of 1926 enturtained with BLr Turn Out Wtche Ex-" elaborate "'""' ' chamber tot commerce rooms with cover for Amateur Star Tear Up .o ,U(MU- )(1 jj,ckon. Drlneinal Professional 'of the hlKh school served a toast i muster ilurinft tho evening. CURTAIN FALLS IN SnCCUllltorS Drive FAMOUS Kir ikiau. . , , . Vaw , .v.i 111 til W itlll i-v I v IRISH BOUNDARY 1 PROBLEM SETTLED (Continued from Ve One) iiuium hurlci lit him by Jum n. Yhi'r a moment of amnped furor In " court room: ttu'n !. l'ari.'ns lavi. Allcc'a counaol, iulct etl the enraged negro and tho trial proceed il. "The srciiteat war of all lima was fouclit over tho hand of an erll wo- rUK 1 LAIN LI BUUST1NG Xt6 rUK KAI'lLO I'KUJECT HOUTI.ANIi. Deo. I 1'orilan.ls plea for dolo'tnnl by tho gov- I.OXIUIN. ivc S -Tho Imumlary J. ii - k.. I'Linr and the n mi. - ,., ,,. .... . rrnnifttt in 111 tiniai III. i-...i,t. Irian true sum', -i , . IA ,,i. i both aldoa of tha prujwt tho Columbia rlvor waa frontier. h I'"" settled. Premier Ualdnin announced this In tha houa of commona Thura day Bight. KewriwntaWaa of tho i mun " jsimtnueu Alius. I III lien u iii- ST. LOHS. Mo.. Vee. S. This : Krank Hull, who Is raptaln-olect 1 eblr- ..Mv (Jvraary must have1 town notoriously Indifferent to foot-! of tho 'ZS team with Carl Yanoey. ; r01ld" lne ijuul. in whiih a mistress, . . ..... .rtm a iiaa strnnr ' ex-oaotaln of 'J5 and Conch Dwirht 1 ..... ... . f Hednesdar afternoon to'see Harold , French divided honora of the eron- -Admiral NVIson wan tho slave ot h"pa. rt.h"r. W Cu"'n- ho ......... r . ,, lit.H him. i iuK. "Any" Carroll and Roland'. i ,i .,i m am .. . ... . . ... .k. M-' tofer wore culled nnon tn th.ik L . n.k:.b ....... i... n.m. , "Vho7 r,;d th;:nTveUy ;ouriS ,h. evening a. weU. Mr.. I r."", "." - k"0' ,h"' ' "l0. of Illlnoia to persue a pot of foW "w viey c... loe!ran. Me with his arent mlnil between the (toil posts of a toot-'Sroup in tne miereata or the motn-t tl, ave of another nun's wifo. ball field performed with tha Chi- r trM apoKe in no-, ..AIi ,i,al you i,nTe to a U to r.M Beam In ,ia best style aeainst ', nalf of he ''h'r- 'look at the sreat men who have tha local Donnelly all-starta and the Beara won JS to . "Red" made four touchdowns, the first he has made since his debut with the professionals on last Thanksgiving day in Chicago. The skeptical sport world here saw lu leain meraoers mciuaea l oacn ' mn.n tn th drnih. and been aov- Dwisht Fnench. William Besslor, ! crned D). mitreasea." Frank Hall. "Any Carroll, I'r.rl' justice jlorachauser will deliver lancey. Harold jonnson. -fat ! his eharre to the iurr Friday morn clllCUiO. Ioo. 3. .Vowl--Thurday wheat reached the; highest point of tha year lu Clili'i: with IVcember new advun.lim S j cents to M.TSW.. Wheat oared I 8V tents In Winnepeg io a hlKhj mnrie ot i -. n. i.om. i -1 - ,..- , fcu ie,l a clo.o of one-half cent under, trea ataie. . ..i". - " '". l-.lv'a a.ivorniueut llled the aul .(-niraco.. I . ' ... ... it.Uf'a m if v. . I. ...... - . .1 .tt'llii , lll'IUI'UI III 111' -. bus broiiKht tho usual rumor, that the honw of e.m.n.on. ahortly o- told of tha time when river aavlta. Homo such hero of the market, per-! lore the announcement " " I Hon aa the ona moana of com- made Apparently. ecry ono mm um j munii nun aim wnrn a waKon rar- In Itrain fulurea lat llrtiain ny Ibe terms oi in. pe....-1 rioii on a eanumat waa measured year, la playinK for a corner, i ui- meni nun i muu. ( m . ... nam u m the Doumiury mm u now i mn aai in uruer io uaaa rates . k.inn ..k.iiuiuri-;irtii. To Induce tue trim i'i-! unc n tha ciiuic measurement. wa: . . .! ..... ....... 1 .... ... .1.1. Mli.lna niiti. I t ed nun are persisient in tne i.iiivaw. juinenia iu m.-j.. exchango. i ltaldwln la believed to nava aenwu -. j io a reduction of the contributions Ml KIKR MY8TKKV from I'luter and the fro alalo to KANSAS CITV. Dec. S. A mur-,h9 TOH.rlal treasury, drrous fiend with a mania for the s, ,.. rr.i. ri,i,r premier. presented In a hearlnr irantnd at ' the chamber of commerce today by Andrew WaUa, apeclallal ot the ' fuderul reclamation aervtco. The review ot evidence covered ' the SO yaara of written history In I the Oregon rnuutry. Joseph N. Teal1 A- o. u. nni frith. Social DaJ Card MOOSE H TONIGH 8:30 Aclmisaion P decapitation of hla victims. I :,,. pr,dent Co'sarave. of the Loomts. .McQuire. Zed Barnes, Leslie Elmore. "Budce" G. Con- inK. and a verdict may be re by niahtfull. The Jurors will answer questions affirmatively or r morn- . ., 'ana rresioeni uwi'i". lj ,-ndered ! Urx" '" Kn""" Ciir- pollw t""" Irish free etate. dined toether af- M ncic Ba , . . . ' - i Inn "V fist" M. n IttlttT IV n 1 1 n il f'nliir' . .. . m. it i.-a.. the Wheaton ice man spin through .X" ,".,rfc .: """ '. "!..?"aT i.ivovery or tnrea nea.lirs. non es i(. (he f(Bll rn(r).n Mt1 lo ,hl. within tho past week has given '-,wpl.om. p(llt.0 om,n ,r, ,ided Kir tectlvea and tha coroners office a. their football stars like a comet across the firmament. Nothing could atop he ssd-taced ex-colleg hero. mystery without a clew. Deal Pending for Sale of Paper Co. California Still I G. Whitney, Mrs. Frank Yancey. SAN" FRANCISCO. Dec. J United News No deal for the sale of the Crown Willamette Paper company properties Is pending or contemp- l..t T n t. Rlw nmairient nf The .' ji., iHf in I Bossier, Mr3. Charles P. I Yell King Nahum McMullen and should be granted. "Flannels ' Heel. frtncipal and i Mrs. Paul Jackson. Mrs. Nora French and Mr. and Mrs. Don Fish er were honor guests. J Invited quests present were Lois j Brnon of the Klamath News and I W. H. Perkins of the Evening! BERKKLEY, Cal.. Herald. (I'nited News) Andy Parents included Mr. and Mrs. II. I b en offered ; Jsmea words: j "I am fully eatltfled.' ha saiJ. cmcAoa riV-Sr. ot ! TULANE UNIVERSITY th bin ten football conf.nro dU-l MAY PLAY U. OF W. t 111 1,,,sl-u ""vfliira pru nu-tw otronff tor Andy!"1"1 proposed chane i..hm.i rH.A(i0 ,i-Ui,.j sw.- J (,lo'd o '' hre hour. Thur-Th(, Ju,,.,, bH ,lf inflrm.,i.in ,,at Dec. 3 u ' "-""" " """" i rolled Jhrough the key hole of the Smith has!!"ul1 Ih0 bnT't in the even-, ,,,, rmln ht.r) ln .huh four-year renewal lnK- ol wero to uiscuaa h)) ,., o wt mnti.t. his present contract to coach enco held tho first aeaalon of their Mrs. Charles Loomis, Mr. and Mrs. , foot hall at the Universitv of Calif-1 I annual meeting was that Tnlane T. T. Sherman. Mr. Hall. Mr. and ornia. The salary offered him Is! v.aui-- I nnlvertsty will send Ita flashing on Masuire. answer to reports that such trans- i Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. Fleet, Mrs. $12,009 rr year. j Yarwood. paid hi seventh fine this battle nashlugton on Jew 1 ears Smith's present contract expires i year for pushing over stone walls. ' day. action was under way. om urej wait, r. mo an. a. June 30. 1936. and the university I As he deposited hla ten dollars with i This rumor which has persisted "The Continental and Commercial ! "c.uuiien. .virs. k. . sm.tn. Thursday wired htm its offer for a smile, a policeman explained that : fur the last few weeks gathered Securities company ot Chicago hasln, Mr- Bliss, Mr. Walsh and W. an tJ; ,ns011 of the same terms to j he seemed to hare a nianls for do-i momentum when Clark Sliaiichnenny been ln conference with me con-'D- Cofer. J li3l). The coach U in Chicago, mollshlng them by pushing them, coach of the Tulane team, appeared eerning a refinancing plan, which, ; ZT Inhere he is attending the annual , first and then tearing them apart at the hotel. Spanish Amer. Vets ! Elect New Officers Tonelave of big ten gridiron mentors. contemplates the marketing ot a considerable amount of bonds and preferred stock," he said. "Should auch a deal eventuate, the contin- PVLLH KAKK FHiHT ental and Commercial Securities . ... I Yl'MA. Aria.. Dec. 3 I'nited company will hare associated with ! ' u' ArKr was elected com- NvW8Tony Fente. Mexican heavy-1 It Blvtha Witter and company ofmander- an1 Frank C- H'Bh senior ; weight was fined $50. when he! San Francisco. Blair & companv ! vice-commander of the Spanish War p!eaded ,.a,Uy through his attorney I Inc.. of New York and possibly . Terans at. me annual election in of having faked a boxing match other financial honses." I the LB'on building last night. here ,ast july THe Crown WlllameU- Paper! Other oflicers for the ensuing, A Fuentes. man.rer and company Includes mills and pro-;."" we f- E- Aink,en)r' Jun' i "Pop" Nealis. manager of Sailor perties' at Lebanon. Warre.ndale. vice-commander, n O. Conrad. offl-iM ,he Mican.s opponent In West Linn and Oregon City, Ore..;"' the day. Robert McDonald. , he ((,ke(, vcn filKj Florlston. Cal.: Camas, Wash.: and officer of the guard. A. R. Wilson. . j50 ucu.u tans, v. (... It also has with his handa. He admitted that he had come to confer with Jack Itene flel. graduate manager of athletics at the university of Oregon, who R. MADISON. FORMER RF.SIDF.NT. IS nFAn!1'" " j team sizable enough to tnort the cWst champions. R. Madison, an old-timer of the! Klamath country and a former' music teacher and musician of i Klamath Falls, died in a Stockton,', Calif., hospital on Monday even ing, according to. reports received here estcrday. Madison waa affiliated with j Cirorgo Wirtx during his residence rw-r' - -' -. y B.P.Lewis Groca "The Coffee Houm." 223 So. Sixth St. Phow We carry a complete line Quality, Groceries. o Try a pound of Lewis Special Coffi Pay us a visit or phone your order ill We have our own delivery. Meat Market operated in co-operaticj with Grocery. here and his scores of friends whom printing plant in Los Angeles and The date for the annual banquet " : .1 . t. T . "'8 "' "eT0 Rns-'el, "Wne volnranl vn. aehew!. ". I . ' ot the matcn. The aged man, who was 75 years old ot the time of his death. Is Hl-tiK IXSntANCE CHECK survlvlcd by a daughter. Mrs. F. a. l.ynns or Stockton, and a son. controls a dozen subsidiary coajpan- of Spanish War veterans was ached- ies dealing in power and transport-1 nled for February 9. in commem-atIon- I oration of the blowing up of the battleship Maine. The.FalLs Grocery . to Open Addition 'Gn.CHIU.STS BUY TIMBER vc;r vnuu- tw. t T ; i r ,1 News What is said to' be the larB-Carl Ma'"8'"'' ; jirs. nose vunigaa nag soia io . . p"""""" rj Ber , practical Xma. al't ,tbe Gilchrist Lumber company a ; ever made to a life insurance com-1 t B(,e jjOKin-m Drees Shop 12 So I large section of virgin timber north : Pany by an Industrial organization 7(n DV5, Ano.ner business Bouse on Main , ... ,,,,. Cp.m lis made Thursday when the Ail street has expanded with the lease nn.M.r.inn 1 America cables. Inc.. delivered to , 6f thebullding formerly occupied pjaCed at J5.500. The deed was "e Metropolitan Life Insurance! .iuiaiu ouoe lomiiaay io file(j yesterday.- i company, a check for 1,3ZS,238. the Falls Grocery company which The payment, was for the purpose adjoins. I INTERNATIONAL IlOl'T ' of placing nine hundred employes of A modern, np-to-the-minute oak-1 NEW YORK. Dec. 3. Another In- the All America on a pension basb. ery with every electrical cooking ternatlonal bout has been added to ! device will make thai portion of the card with which Tei Rirknrd! SWALLOWS RAZOR, BLADES I the shop one of the most unique ; will open the fight season at hls . pivrvu-nn i, , and serviceable in the city. A I ew Madison Square Garden. King ' V. ' , ,7 ' Ranier oven has been Installed and Solomon of Panama has been signed 1 nilcd -News ( " Mnnafied. 34., the first loaves of bread were , to meet George Cook of Australia , convlct at the '" prison here,! turned cut of the oven yesterday! in one of the preliminaries to the wl!' undergo an operation Thursday! with success. Klamath grains i Berlenbach - Delaney championship for the removal of two raior blades i and fiour will be used ln the bakery exclusively. A butcher shop which will be known as the Falls Market will be Included. A shipment of excel lent cattle was recently purchas ed from the Yamsay Land & Cat tle company for the new ehop. J. E Stewart and L. A. EschH will be in charge of the Falls Market. ' MASONS ATTENTION! Work In E. A. Degree TONIGHT C. E. Dennis, W- M. 'FORTY, AND EIGHT" MEETS The local "Forty and Eight" ex service men's organisation allied with the American Legion, met In regular session in Dr. Mcrryman's office last night. No casuities were reported. bout. from his stomach. .IllHlas Listen in on Oakland Owners Something New Empire Orchestra Violin Lead Time Saturday Night Place ' Altamont Auditorium Real Floor Real Music Real Dancing "My new Oakland Six out per forms even cosily cart." "My friendt marrtl at the car'i nimblenea in traffic." "I know now why Oakland is winning and holding good wilL" Tre never seen its equal for all-around economy. Tributes such as these are pouring in by thousands from new Oakland She owners. These owners are not merely Oakland friends, they are Oakland fans as enthusiastic over the car as over their favorite performer in sports. And no wonder! The new Oakland Six priced from 70 to 350 lower embodies more than 100 improve ments, including Air Cleaner, Oil Filter, Full Pressure Oiling System, Four Wheel Brake refinements and the Harmonic Balancer an advanced engineering feature imparting unmatched freedom from vibration. As one owner says, "The car has everything!" Roadster975 'OMPricellOW) Touring 1025 (Old Price 1095) Coach . 1095 (Old Price 1?U) Landau Coupe ll23(OIdPriceJ1295) Sedan . . 1 195(OldPrice 1545) Landau Sedan 1293 (Old Price 1645) All PHm ml feurv Cnmst M.fn Time Psymtnt Run, hrr-Hfm Ihi tr.ni it tbt tmtlmtn. - mmmt tail ffwrr, i m fw Mf. af mmtm mi hv. tw im mr limi fsjmrmt ttj R. R. R. GARAGE Three Regular Fellows Roy, Rex and Ray. The Post Office Is Next Door- OAKLAND SIX PRODUCT O t OINI'' MOTORS Stationery For Gifts Ourtstore is recognized headquarters for Stationery of high ity. ,For Christmas we have hundreds of beautiful packa Boxes covered with Cretonne, Silk, Plush and other beacl materials. Prices to suit all purses. Some a3 low as $1.00; o up to $20.00 Leather Goods Why not give "him" a fine bill fold or "key tainer." Both of these may be had as low as 50c; Finer ones up to $7.50 Crater Lake Pictu A wonderful assortment of bei tiful views now on display- Beauti) your homo with one of these. :4 Prices from $1.00 to Our store is filled with the most wnnrUrf.,1 dianlav of HoMfl toods ever shown in Klamath Falls. Make your selections nol A small deposit will hold any article until Christmas. 7 KIAMATH FALLS OREGON TFM , I WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPL- L V . PURITY I BUY TMEIR DRUGS . nfffigAivl .,, The Store of a Thousand Gifts Corner Main and Seventh St.
