The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, December 06, 1925, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textf ! 7 Pare Six Sumlav. December f. 1025 Klamath Scouts Enjoy Big Hike On Saturday, December t, the tint all city hike was held. Eighteen bo), Tendertcet and Sec ond Class Scouts, under the lead ership of Scout Executive E. O. Nord. and Senior Patrol Leader Merle Swaneon or troop I. left the chamber of commerce at 10 a. ni., marching In single file for the bike objective. Fort Rock, on the old Fort Klamath road. While on the hike the boys practiced one of their scout songs and yells and after reaching their destination they began to prepare for the var ious teats. The Tenderfeet psssed (eats In cooking, use of knife and hatchet, compass and tracking while the Second Class Scouts passed tests in advanced cooking, signal ling, axe work, and judging dis tance, weight and sise. Soma of the cooking dishes were tine, es pecially the Hunter's stew, made ' by the Massey boys. All the boys made their own tires with only one match to pass the fire build ing test. Singing Pants-Presser Has Voice j )OfM cCormack, Caruso, Expert Says t-3 ' T ... Longf ellows Hold Successful Meet . Longfellows of Klamath Falls turned out well last night when a meeting of the group was called by Everett O. Nord, temporary chairman. In tse chamber of com merce rooms. The constitution and by-laws of the organization were adopted during the session. The tallest man present was six . feet and eleven Inches, the short est msn was six feet even. On Wednesday evening at 7:30 In the chamber of commerce the annnal meeting of the group will be leld, followed by a feed after the meeting. Officers will be elect ed and the directors named. Captain O. C. Applegit-.e who was unable to attend the meeting .due to his absence from the city was named as honorary member of the organization. " 1 " uTJ mi n y igihi'iT 1 J rtWmcmS;NAVM EXPERTS SAl.KM. lec. . The rost f I'"1 new overhead crossina to ,," structcd over the tracks of the t'rn tral Pacific railroad company near Klamuih Falls, has been apportion- ! ed be til public service romiulailoit as follows: Forty per cont to the railroad. SO per cent to the state highway do partmeat. and SO per cent to Klam ath county. This crossing la lo cated on The Italics California high way, a short distance south of Psunlna. OFFER A sensational career in opera is predicted for Max Bemoan (above). New York pants-presser, by Ciaromo Bourg, who trained Lucresia Bori, Edward Lankow and other stars, "He has the melodv of M cCormack and the volume of Caruso."; He is prepar ing Bcnnan, whom he discovered by accident, for a debut in con ecrt in Fehmary. m No New Cases of Spinal Meningitis No New cases of spinal mening itis had been reported to Dr. G. S. Newsom, director of the county health unit, last night, be said. He added that the fact that the terri ble disease has not spread, appar ently, pleased him greatly. "I can assure all parents that their children will be guarded in every possible manner," Dr. New som said. "The county health unit will be on the job every minute." I European leaders are now strug gling are: First, an attempt to induce Rus I sla to re-enter the concert of na i tlons. Second, the summoning of an In ternational disarmament conference. Third, launching of a huge fi nancial transaction, wherehy a por tion of the 11.000,000.000 gold marks of the Dawes plan held by the reparations commission will be marketed to provide Franch with ready cash. Fourth, general restoration of pre-war commercial conditions. NEED FOR 'HELPER EXCUSES PLUMBER FROM JURY DUTY , PCEBLO. Colo., Dec 4. (United Press) A plumber, A. W. Lawson, appeared for jury duty In district court here with his helper. "What la your trade!" the court asked. "I am a plumber, your honor," Lawson replied. "Then yon haven't many friends," .the court observed. When order had been restored, Lawson was asked if he had brought along his helper. "I have," said Lawson, "there he is." "I'm afraid you would want blm to alt In the jury box. Yon are ex cased," the Judge declared. Lawson was allowed ft for ap pearing for duty, but court officials refused to allow his helper any tees, announcing that the state does not recognize that a plumber needs a helper, v.licn acting as a Juror. Statesmen to Take Up Big Problems LONDON. Dec. E. Having achieved the foundations for se curity in Europe- through the Lo carno pacta, the statesmen of the great nations are now turning their attention to widening the stabilizing influence so tar gained. The United Press learned today that the treat problems with -which I'OXFKRKXCK CUMKS UNIVERSITY OF OREOON. EU GENE. Dec. 5. Officers were elect ed and sessions of the high school conference closed here late today, after one of the largest and most significant gatherings ever held In the state. Approximately 600 stu- dents from all parts of Oregon at I tended. Big shipment of new silk dresses just received at Bee Begln's Dress Shop. 129 So. 7th St. Next to Shasta Caf.'' D4,5,6 Give your boy a Corona for Christmas MIX ISK'YC'LK RACE , NEW YORK. Dee. 5. Lapping the field '.n tie la.: three minutes. Debaets end Goosens. the sturdy Belgian team, tonight won the slx-j day bicycle race held In the new Madison Sqr.aro Garden. Christmas cards, printed or en graved at SOUTHWELL'S. D5-S There's comfort In a lamp that's right And beauty in its rays so bright It makes the brightest day of night Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: Lamps that will add Just the touch of convenience and charm to tho rooms yon arn planning to illuminate and beautify. Will yon come to our daily electric show? EVERY boy want a typ writer and sooner or later. In cotUge cr business, must be able to use one. TbIsl2tetCrona!sju!ikean the itjndarJ office machines in tho matter of operation, capacity and rju.il it y of work. It has the wine keyboard, takes the same size stationery but is not to bi$ and heavy. Invest $63invourion'runire! Get him this fine typewriter for Chrisrtnas! Come in or phone us for free demonstra tion. Klamath Typewriter Exchange Phone 747. 419 Main . VA!f YLEETB MOTOR SHOP 208 Main Ht. Day Phone 758. Nldit 071 Talc Exception to Score of Charge of the Fiery Col. Mitchell WASHINUTON, Dee. 5. The I'nlled tSales navy hud Its Inning today at the eourt martial trial of Col. William Mltehell for mls- MT. LAKI HANCII WU.I , eondact heu the highest ranklug Another old Klamath raneh offleer of the department ana one ehanged banda yesterday hen Dr.! of Its aviation .iMrta flatly denied 1 O. Patterson sold to W. K. Ward ' a score of the Texas colonel s s.n and AUinxo Ward, hie Irother. ' satlenal charges agalurt the aer his ranrh In the Mt. Lasl district, j The land, which brought a con-j Admiral E. W. Eberte, ehlef of sideratlon of til. 000 a at one naval operations, a while bearded time a portion of the old "Doe" I officer of the old school, asserted Best place across the river from i that thoro were no differences the roudlllon of the alrahlu, Klier to aMerlvit. Lieut. Commander It. 0. Leigh ton, a naval observer of tho Unit ed rituie, army round the. 'world flight, denied the charges that Ibis maneuver had been mlamsnaged through lark of navy co-operation. Ilo alao dunled (hat ait enemy air fleet could allack this country over the routs of the world flyers. Itl-aJ s'lIVIl1 h Praalon at '. ' l'l-orlatid . "M Hir couni,, '' Th. ,mlM,r ' " Au4r.. from A. '""l.ler.n,,, " deed w0 ,...,. . ' Mac's store. ACTKKSN II. I. TAK1S. Dee. S. .Mile. Miatln guett. favorite Ameriran-I'arla act ress. Is seriously III here from Influents. WORKS KXOt'KOl'T HAVANA. Cuba. Iw. S - Jot M lroil Ixtled. Click, featherweight, of New York. tonight acoreit a lechnlrsi knockout over Manuel Fernades of Cuba In one minute and SO seconds In the stive Frank be tween the department and com mander Zaehnry Lansduwne over the fateful flight westward of Lansdowne's airship, the naval dir igible Hhenandiuh A slight disagreement a rove over the proposed route. Kberls said, but when certain changes were msde and a new mooring must was erect- Lanadowns waa "sat- he contended. The old offleer withstood the ter rific cross-questioning by Kepreaeul- Held. Mitchell's lawyer. fifth round. Ml'CII llOO.K HKl.KI) WASHINGTON. Dec. J Liquor valued at more than i;.S00.ooo In English markets has been seised by the coast guard from rum smugglers this year up to December 1, the treasury department announced to night. This boose at bootleggers' prices should be worth more than 15.000, 000. It was said. More Ihsn S00 vessels have been Impounded. and proved an excellent witneas for his service. There was no dis agreements with Lansdowne over mm. When You ' Plan Your Christmas Gil Include a Bank Coin book for your boys or Open an account with $1 or more- You will be doing your children a great when you encourage thrift First National Banf Klamath Fall. Resources Over $3,000,000 Chrlstmaa cards, printed or en graved st SOl'THWKI.L'8. DS-g $3,068.80 GIVEN FREE M I -i 1 y. 4 m 1 i j 2 3, 4TT7 I 112 j 3 .1 4I5 The above amount has been given away by us In prises. 1043.00 mors will bs given away as follows: First prixe 192S Ford Touring car. Besides this splendid first prise we are going to give away 37 other prizes. Rearrange the figures In the above square In surh a manner that they will count I5 each way (hor izontally and vertically) and send ns your answer together with your name and address neatly written on a sheet of paper and If your answer is correct we will at once mall you a splendid Illustrated prize list describing the prizes and giv ing full information and rules. In ' case of ties general appearance, I neatness and handwriting of entry I will be considered factors. If cor rect we will advise you by return ' mall of a simple condition to ful fill. Don't Bnd any money. You i can be a prize winner without spending one cent of your money. Send your answer act quickly. The Northwmt Poultry Journal 215 South Commercial Salem, Oregon I -VtVs -a r- DIGNIFIED AND PLACID is the service; beautifully fitting is each detail of the ceremony. Our professional I care of the occasion shows our sincere solicitude. EARL WHITLOCFL? DMnKir t?TTVTPO AT : COR.. 6 TH 46 w4Ct" AND PINE STS The doctor Is perfectly right ibout K. The washing should not be done at home. Steamy suds broad-other things except discon tent. Bettor use for a woman's time, too. The housewife is per tsctly right about jt. She should lave money. Being economical sow means a well provided for future. Ask for price list. FREHCJtLHAND PHONE 490-R. TO 127 NO. FOURTH ST. LAUNDRY Winter's Quitting Business Kvery hour of every day this gigantic Quilling DuilseiBsl amazingly! Every department has contributed to tnls 1 selling. Creator Reductions tomorrow, greater relifflsi greater savings for you. Nothing Is held In reserve. must go Uemember every day Is bargstn day at Winter"! Kutfe Wrist Valo 25 year Rectangular Ladles' Brace let Watches. 118 60. Special VII.M 26 year case. 16 Jewel white gold filled ladles' braclet watch, fSB.OO. Special ... H.3 20 year gold filled case, Elgin movement, ladiea' braclet watch, 130.00, Special $10,011 14-k white gold, 17 jewel movement Rectangular 132. CO, Spe cial iil.as 4 P71 1 1 H lnlec's .lllui White fiesns ir,o no diamond ring, told mounting. SpcUI -, lilun white diamond. abeilVf white cold, mounting, :" Fine blue white dlamosJ 1100.00, Special Sa Illffli-tirailft American Watches 10 size gold filled IS Jewel llamp ien movement 125.00. Special 910.70 14k solid gold thin model Howard 1100.00 Special 974.00 11.75 wnlchns 08c Winter's Quality Diamonds For Men m Heavy carved white and jtW mounting.' A beautiful rM.P regularly at $ Bale PrW Another wonderful v.lus Is J told mmtntlng. This ring . n.l. nr cs - uinriy at e- - ' , . . a fi. rhrl.lmas gift j iiw sold o"""! wnne anu " . n.i. 1. . rv unusual ! Mr 190. TM P loin resuit7 sow Is MANTEL CLOCKS Exeel.ent ! ,,. mahogny elght-duy clock, strikes the hour and half-hour. Tho regular price was 118.50. Sain price an 0.1 Lunnii which aold nt II 50 price Sheffield Quality Silverware LiVJlt ' JRJ if tk, mi sale .TOM! viir vi. 5 piece Quadruple piaie Special .'. ' jd Quadruple plated bread ir- 14.00, Special orW I" Sheffield B piece tea set. Special price H. J. WINTERS Jeweler Klamath Fallt, Ore. Fixtures For Sale Store For Rent