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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 9, 1925)
Wednesday. IVc. 0. 1025 Uil&jte. fir LOCALS UllMin St'lls l.nl - t)Hir VII- I son lias wl'l ' Andrew J. lans aU f arm of laiut in ths Morrill dlstrli-1. j ao-onim t a lod flli-il jfosti-nlny I In the county rlork'a offlcoa. I ' ha In turn ulil the luml to William 1, Drans. ltrnl llulmiui Visitor ('. U. j Meashor f Mrnd la a business visit- Mrs, nuorniann liimrovhiir Mra.1 In Shopping-Mrs. Cheater Hal-, H. Buormann of Shaw Btrtiam mill! four and Mm Paul Kvans arc anion ia hlKhly Improved over her con- the shoppers in Klamath Falls from dltlun of yesterday, according to at- their homes in Chlloquln. Mr.. al.'or (n KUmatB r,, for wvral day.. tendinis. sfs. Hucrmann suonw-; lour is a u-i in in nan nniei.j tent to a ttiajur operation yesterday : She is owner of the Ilalfour hotel Ju((!P hairm Ill-Judite l.em in the Klamath Valley hospital. j In the rc.ervalion town. Mrs, Evansj 0llRnf forird to leave his 1 1 Tlslilns; her parents. Mr. and Mrs.' 0ffcp the city hall yesterday Rancher in from K.-no John Walter Went. She recently returned , ,fu.rB00 for his home, sufforln and William Sohornaoff. ranchers from a trip to the bay cities in w(n t suJl,.n u,Kci f Ulntws. of (he Keno road, are imiuuca in California the nut of town visitors in Klamath Tails yesterday. ft. ...is... 1st. M t.t r.tmiiiiHi Khitv. Miss Momyrr Si lls IToH-rt) Ida '.,, Lumber company his pur- a. Momyer nas soia to Kooert u. chased from Dorothy Bartholomew Mr. and Mrs. A. Odell. for a consideration of ?S00. 1 r.h,, ,.f ... ... i-.nr ten Merrill Vlstloi C. Bunnell are among the out of a section of lots 33 and 24 In block town visitors in Klamath Kails this 6 In Industrial addition, week. They are residents of Merrill , and were accompanied to Klamath by their family, who enjoved Christ- is Included in the out of town visit- mas chopping. ors in Klamath Fulls yesterday acres of limberland In the Crescent country, northern sevtlon of the county. The consideration was t.us 1-oro from KoH-Ous Tnxe plar)fd a $ from his home In For Klamath. Merrill (.ut Here lieorpe Of-: field of Merrill is Included in the. KmuImi In Klamath Harold W. many out of town visitors iu K!am-i Ueadcn of Portland, former prom ath Falls last night. incnt I'niversity of Oregon student. Ikmu from the ARrnry Mrs. Lulu Johnson, nurse connected with Klamath Agency, is In Klamath Fulls this week for a brief shopping tour and to purchase supplies. is In KUmath Falls for several days Lambert, to visit the various schools In the Iluiuiuza Visitor C. C resident of Bonanza, is anioug the interest of the Hicks-Chtttten en recent out of town visitors in Klarn- graving company which supplies ath Falls this wek. I engravings and cuts for the various MUs Robin Improve MUs Mar-' annuals or year books, garet Robin, who has been ill fori I the past fortnight, suffering from At the While Pelican F. A. Hor an attack of appendicitis, and fol-j an. prominent lumberman of the lowing an operation, will be able; Chiloquin country, and connected! At the Hall - K. I.. Burns, former Fort KU.iu.ith rancher, and now a resident of SledfnrJ, Is anions the out of town business visitors in many of the Oregon schools with Klanl.,th ,,, thls W(H.k- uril, a guest iu the Hall hotel while In the city. hirlsmier Sells Ijind P. F. Klels micr, prominent ram her of the Alta- mnnt seetjftn hna snlil throj. mil m to be moved from tie hospital to with the Forest Lumber company. Is, Bcres of farm 1nd for , eoa her borne, according to attendants in the city to look Into business In-! ..,,,, , ,.,. . , . He Is a guest in the White ,, filpd , , ' , " n, , ,,. Pelican hotel. ,.k yesterday. Youngster, III. Hotter "Bobby" DeLap. son of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd O. V. Myers Hen- O. V. Myers FOUR-BIT PIECES START TO COME IN FOR CHRISTMAS FUND ". . . au"d maybe, too, Mr. Santa Clinic, you couli! ee that Jimmy get. . ." The woman with the rather tired ryes ami the gnarled hands who entered The News ofl'ico yesterday, hadn't rend Jane's letter which this newspaper vhall forward to the children's saint. Somehow that kind of woman finds it un necessary to see notes scrawled in the laborious manner which had engaged Jane. Somehow that kind of woman knows. . . ". . .for Jimmy, you see. hasn't any toys and he's only three years old," the letter from Jane continues. "I know he'd be so happy. . ." There was nothing maudlin about the woman with the rather tired eyes and the gnarled hands. Probably there was sentiment involved never sentimentality. She didn't talk to the circulation manager, or the ad vertising manager, or the city editor. Straight to the pub lisher she went, liluntly, feigning a harshness which shu seemed to feel' might cover up some finer sense, she stated her case. "I've got 50 cents." she told the editor. "Of course It's very little. But if you can use it for the kids' toy fund." The editor thiinkod her; thanked her as he had sev eral persons who. unwillingly to wait for the day when The News will ask for fmir-iut contributions, already had plunk ed down a half-dollar in the receptacle which, maybe, will provide happiness for a number of unfortunate Klamath Falls youngsters. Soon The. News will have its four-bit day. Repeating it self, it believes that each of its employes will contribute a half dollar that Christmas may not be a dreary day for lo cal youngsters whose parents are penniless. The News off-rs no apologies. It is asking you for four bits. The News asks but little. And again it says it believes its readers will not forget four-bit day. 40 YEARS TO PAV HmIII. Would I- ""I' out. WASHINGTON. Ie. . (t!n,., News I A hill providing lurty yar period for the repayment of charges by srtllem on rvclamatlon projects, was Introduced In the. sen alo today by Konnlor Wesley I.. Jones of Washington, nd by ltp. rrsrninllvo John W. Hummers of thai state In Ilia noun, This I I lie rurs for dollmiuenrlvs. and the Ills which have cum about by changed conditions. Hummers aid. particularly by rhangoa In ag. rlrulluro and the. higher costs n( reclamation. Tlio bill provides for! pa) turn! of one-fifth of the construc tion charge at His lima of applica tion no further payment for five, years, aud return of tin balance In "Our kiu brln. -i... " ""Ml fl prol.,.. , ' .,. Mi .irT".! , """Him , """Hi DeLap, of South Riverside, was re-of Medford Is in Klamath Falls to' ported Improved last night. The youngster, a year old. Is the victim of pneumonia. Mr. Pinkorton leaves After look Into business affairs for a short time. Myers Is connected with the Mack Truck company. Mctlford II u lite X. Biden. .-iiii iHiirni rtunio Alter. -f . O 1 spending several days in Klamath LnriSiniJlS oCfll Falls from his home In Chlloquln. I Justice of the Peace R. C. Spink re- turned to his home In Chlloquln! last night. spending a day In Klamath Falls on) R. H. Field and W. D.yRoberta are. business, Harry Pinkerton. sales among the hunters In the city this1 manager ror the Gerlinger Lumber company, with headquarters at Dal las, Ore.. left last evening for Yreka, Calif. He Is making the trip by automobile. Bonanza Visitors Mr. and Mrs. t from the sale. Mrs. (1. A. Bellman, chairman of this year's drive feels llp Ttt OvPr Tnn'"11 ,n P'oceeds will be even kjaiC IS VMCl l"!' greater f"r 19:S-19J. Although the seals are sold under the aua So enthusiastic ure the school; prra 0f the Tuberrolusls ossorla- I children of Klamath county in their! Hon the money Is not used eiclusl- e time In th ! ?' "f" "J " Xh ' "' Intern are arriving dally from ,d by this dreaded disease, but for om their homes i L ! T k ' k f 2 """l rural dlstdct. ..king that they be other sufferer. .. well. . la well know" I " ""lr l""e '" Bopnia allowed douhl. their quota of vuripiiiias kbh. tun inv ,hj ... , - utilises ana nuns are oesinniug to . . . . . ...w.. ... i. . i ,w rmt t"" iirnnneyt ! nere I uesnsy wnrn iteteree v nit- ; He Is a guest In the Empire . . ... , .. . i come in. These groups were sent; . .. .. .. i hotel while here. Yesterday, In company with Barney Chambers and ; ford, and affiliated with the Cali fornia Oregon Power company, nro Kntson isitora Mr. and Mrs Bobby Crooks spent yesterday In Klamath Falls from their home in Sisson. Crooks Is traveling for the Levy & Centner company, wholesale produce bouse of San Francisco. Miss Tbornas Has Operation Miss Jessie Thomas, who has been makinr her ham a with liAt UtAr Mm. M. Mostenbacher n 729 Wal-jof Oakland, and Mr. and Mrs. Ar-j LjlbOr PictllTC tO nut street, suomitiea to a major innr Moore, also or Oakland, are operation early Tuesday morning In ! visiting with their mother, Mrs. the Klamath Valley hospital. Latest j Anna B. Moore of Klamath Falls, reports show her recovering rap- i for a week or ten days, idly. ! by WINS DIVISION campaign for Ill-fated humanity rely for members of society affllct- week spending som Tule lake country from In Medford. Roberts Is well known iu xvmmniu raus, navmg maae a vn4 i.-i..ti. vi-i. , r. number of recent business visits to' tt-i ,j .. . '. achools are doing equally well and Klamath w,' V. '""Expect to have all seal, sold j nmmatu, mo o-innufS IVIITiai UflVI ID s. ,k '. . n. . .i Klamath Falls shopping and enjoy- At ,ho Empire - J. T. Moss of,, . Y,, wh rr,en Ashland is in the city for several! days to hunt in the Tule lake coun try. Dinner DANCE at the White Pelican Hotel Wednesday Evening Bud Lynch. Wlilte IVIIrnn Orchestra Dinner 1100, Including cover charge. Dancing from 30 to 13:00 Fresh Xmas Cam LOS ANGELA. Doc. S. Jimmy MrLarnln, of Vancouver. II. C. won a decision over Bud Taylor of ft . . . . , 'Terra Hnute tn the Mrcmil round of , K (lav that returns from hunlnpM . . I mxM HOI.MIK UKU, H Nevt is lis, B ' .Tlnin. fiLgaa. i ' their scheduled len round fight i from one to fire dollars' worth of the seals a week ' before the rhtl- Prentlce Puckett. he spent the dayl. K.. . Bldren were given "their allotments. tn IhA Inrs lalra .vss.cav wuntucrsa IIIIHIS in tVIBmaiO' . aw w m.vssu. time cnutlunitiR Taylor for hittlnn taw. Falls. VisltinK in Klamath Glenn Moore ' Show Today; Free inus tne youngsters were working KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL. under a slight rnndlcap. but one 0ur , COutln.menl Is compre- that they will eaMly overcome due ,.,. .nd pi01lBr to their great seal. ' The Oregon Tuberculosis asmcia- II ft: tlon allows a certain percent of sassgasssaaBSJ " y " iieunii atewart-Warner Kadio special MC. "wallop" and one. . i Mrs. Van Horn Imnrovlne Ac- of Merrill was a visitor In Klanrath lean Federation of Labor, a moving rlaed bv ,ho nurabcr of stamps f Ten sets to arrive by express and J: ccrdinr to friends of Mrs. V.n Horn Falls nt.rriv nicture will be shown both .fiRr. sen per person. tJm year iviam- . . '""" ' .V . eiriii navmnnt iiimi r ,h liirl hliepliml 307 Main HI. Merrill Visitor Mrs. Bob Cheyne! I. 7... . .... . The set with the Under the auspices of the Anier-.1" lo "ong caie wntcn is ue- Ful Ton. Underwood's Pharmf The Home of a Thousand Gi0 As a mere auKgrstkm W tl"" arloty of srtlrlnsael gifts e IW M-vrral ilosett thai we have In Mod. f Hero yaa villi find tilings suitable for slaw ever) til Inn IUtol h rarrlrtl In several sl)lesseasi nuy Ik- hail frtmi a fen reiita la several dnilan. Take uur list of name, check off srtals "M for null our anil then eonio In and look tlicm solve tlio gift question for you. of Chiloquin. who submitted to a major operation on December the noon and evening today -4n the Lib. ln 'OUI' averaged 7 stamps per -Included in ertv thnstre. entitled "Labor's "!" " er0 hellce entitled to 55 percent of the money realized- Ucatry Itanehrr In- fourth, she Is recuperating rapidly: the out of town visitors in Klamath' Reward." and well on the road to recovery. Palls yesterday was C. T. Anderson.) There Is no charge for the plcturej ; in from MalTn Mr. and Mrs. W. T-VVrLT: "L SyT. Jr Tr."- C. Dalton were in the cfty to shop ent rancher of the Ifcatty country. ' partment of the labor federation. ! i and transact business yesterday and spent Tuesday In Klamath Falls The picture l ruvorinK the whole from their home in the Malln dis-! visiting with friends and looking : of , ,. state, ,nd tMT.. trlct- j Into affairs. , 0reRon jy way of Klamjlth j Vj: .. . . ! Falls. The local committee rcciuetH:K: Sum tialico Oruiip Mt-vtH Mem- . t .1 Lliai CIKI JUIIC n UU (.tin J(JrIISI Ull JM ..HA .. rnnu.lnr. .1 e. I left ; Campfire Girla met yesterday after-i T Kprnd i'l-w Dnys In ity Mr. and Mm. Claud Uaircett and bs of the Sttnchahco group of daughters, Jane and Caroline yesterday morning by train to upend noon at four o'clock in tlie Presby a low days In San Francisco on terian church, upending the after buincKs and ideisure. ! noon painting end enameling, candy Luxes to Bf.'il at tho I'rosbytcriaa T6 Xiwt In South Mrs. Louii Lurch bazaar to !e h U cn Siiur Eipen and son loft yesterday morn-(day nfr?riioon in the church parlors, ing by train for .San Francisco-1 The girls will al.'o ;c: 1 1 honie-niatte to epend the holidays with her .candies, which tlicy have made the.u- Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Goci Drugs sister. f seiv.s. Tlmlier Lam! Sold Wilhelm A. Si w Aivnlnx on Stun rilclier'r .nueuer nas som to tne oi.cnnst ,tore ,he (.ornGr of Maln Btntt Lumber company of Alpena. Mich., end Fl(lh , now boasting new awn 180 acres of virgin tlmberhind in , (or le front of tho blll,,nK in order to protect window shoppers the Crescent district for a consld- a : Stewart-Warner Radio Special v. ; The set with the "wallop" and Big Full Tone. 5J (Ten sets to arrive ly express and "ill sell at Ten a month. ' J;! First payment ius: rlglit. 1 V'( eratlon of $1,000. The deed was j uUrln(5 the InPlemsnt wcather. Boh Karl Klirplicnl 5)7 Muln Ht. among the filings of Tuesday in the county clerk's office. An average of one deed a day, showing the pur chases of the Gilchrist company the northern section of the co mainly In the virgin timber district, have been recorded In the clerk's' office. ; Hyan Installed the awnings.' epur- -my In : r ounty, i II Iliny In Kliunntli Willlnm Brny, I owner of the Bray mill of Sprague Itlver, Is In Klamath Falls to spend several days looking Into business1 matters. ! Htewnrt Sells Land Willela T. I Stewart has sold to Isahelle It. Dry den lot 8 in block S of Falrvlew addition, according to filings in the county clerk's office yesterday. The land brought a consideration of $500. Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main SEE "Labor's Reward" LIBERTY THEATRE This Afternoon and Tonight Auspices Central Labor Council FREE! FREE! 'S m m Hi m The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store OFFERS Useful Gifts for Men Such as SHIRTS TIES SOX MUFFLERS PAJAMAS BATH ROBES SWEATERS , BLAZERS Etc. .Everything that's useful and that's what the men appreciate. Things they can use for every day wear. , Come in and let us help you with Christmas problem. The Brownsville Woolen Mills Store 5th and Main St. isf VI fits a. a si ; i ft a2 m : S KodukM Kodak Albums Ash Trays Smoking Stundx I'vrfume Atomizers Checker Boards Iiibles . Hill Folds liooks Funcy Cundlcs Curd CuHi's Cribhiuro Boards Hand Ungn DominoeH Toilet Sets Snylors Chocolutcs Kk'ttric Curling Irons Ivory Toilet Articles Inct'nso Burners Fine Stationery Infunt Sets Jewel lioxes Rubber Aprons M irrors Desk Sets Toilet Waters Cigarette Cases Haying Cards Key Cases Hair Brushes Shaving Mugs Face rowdcrs Perfume Bottles Consolo Sets Harmonicas ' Photo Frames Mnh Jongg Sots Framed Mottoes Perfume Hook Kndi. Military Brusl Shaving SUndi Vacuum Bottle) Nut BowU Bud Vases Hair Hrunho Candle Sticks Brief Canes Paper Cuttcn . Alarm ClocU Vanity Boxia Compacts Fountain Pei Drawing Outfit I Ever Sharp fW'l ' Nail Files buffers rhildren's Booki Lunch Kits Tourist Cases Writinir Cases Ingcrsoll Watcha Manicure Sets Bath SalU Cigar Humidor poker Chips Safety Razors Shaving Brush?" Crater Uke P'1 Powder Puffs Fine Candies Desk Clocks Collar Boxes Gift Books Letter Seals Christmas Cards The list almre does not begin lo cover I he ll In atoeli for vour Insnorllon. Come choice while assortments are complete. I Underwood's Pharr11 ' The House of a Thousand Gifts Good Service Good Drugs
