The Klamath news., December 15, 1925, Image 2

THE KL'AMATH NEWS
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ALASKA BLi:
ENTERS MID-WEST
School Board Would
Keep Schools .Open
(ContlniMNl from Fngo One)
led th closing not icvasar.Y.
i) J It is tho opinion of the school
j - t board that to keep open tho schools
CHICAGO, Dec. 14. Christian "iu!d simplify the mutter In Tlew
weather, originating far up in the of the face (hat it would be vli-
Interior of Alaska. 1 laying a! tunny impossible lor nurse, to call
broad, white path down across the J at Individual hornet and give the
BUSINESS WOMEN
ELECT OFFICERS,
FOR YEAR OF '26
i MERRY CHRISTMAS
SAYS ED KENDALL
west for Santa Claua and his rein
deer.
Snb-tero temperatures and enow
attention to earn child as would
be given under the circumstance
they would full under If they were
are teneral throughout the north-1 in school
west and the wave of cold Is nor- Both the hlRh school and the pub.
Ing southeast ont of central Can- lie schools were closed yesterday af
ada. ternoon.
By Tuesday etenlag the entire j "It was a gross error that we
mlddlewest will ha covered with closed the schools," said Wells lost
snow, the weather bureau predicts, night. "It may serve to alarm
Already lower temperatures are re- j unnecessarily the parents of child
ported throughout this region. I'n-lren who look upon the closure as a
less the weather man reverses i last resort which the school might
himself it la the beginning of pre-. take."
paratkms tor a white Christmas. A meeting of the. high school
Monday's lowest temperature in board will be held today, according
the United States was 14 degrees! to Principal Jackson of the high
Mrs. lrma Dixon was elected
president of the Business and Pro
fessional Women's club for the year
192 during election of officers
held last night, following the an
nual banquet In the grill room
of the White Pelican hotel.
Other ottlrers to be elected f;r
the coming year were: Mrs. Ehtia
Ueunett. vice president: Mrs. l.eda
Parker, secretary and Mlsa Lena
Dennis, treasurer.
A committee consisting of Ida B.
Manner. Mrs. Gertrude Moore and
Mrs. Lena Dennis was appointed by
the president to servo as a perma
nent library committee until the
completion of the club's work In
j connection with, furnishing the rest
i room.
Kd Kendall, fornirr Klsmath
Justice. hi Is now in Portland,
sends Christmas greeting.
According to word received from
Kendall yesterday, he will not be
able to enter (ha hospital for op
erations and treatment to his
Inlured arm and leg until the mid
dle of the week.
Kendall ask that the Klamath
News be sent him In order that h
muy be constantly In touch with the
news of Klamath Kalis.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
Rates In confinement are conviently
low. adv-J
Try a News Class Ad.
below sero at Wllllston. N. D.
Practically the entire state of Neb
raska Is nnder snow ranging from
four to eight inches in depth. Iowa,
Illinois and Indiana were Included
In the snow forecast.
In Colorado, where a billiard is
ranging, fear was expressed for the
safety of three small boys and
Chester L. Samuelson, their guide,
who had failed to return from a
tramp Into the mountains Sunday
to hunt rabbits.
Farther west, in Wyoming, the
snow is 16 Inches deep and still
falling. Ice Is forming on Lake
Michigan here, and further north.
AH lake shipping is expected to
end before December IS, when the
weather bureau will discontinue Its
storm warning service nntil spring.
school last night.
"The policy of the one school
will probably be adopted by the
other," said Jackson.
MAKE LATE TRIP TO
LAKE OF THE WOODS
State Health Board
Advises to Be Calm
(Continued from Pago One)
Auto Speeding Hits
Local Pocketbooks terdajr.
A number of persons delved deep
ly Into their trousers' pockets yes
terday after they had bad brief
talks with Acting Justice of. the
Peace Emmltt.
Clarence Dixon pleaded guilty to
possessing liquor. He was assessed
a fine of $50.
Jesse Lilli, offioers said, had been
speeding. He, too, pleaded guilty,
and was fined $20.
Speeding also was the charge filed '
against A. B. Epperson, and bis fine I
waa the same amount as that of
Lillt. t I
Twenty-five dollars was the fine
levied against a man who gave his j
name as F. C. Williams. He was '
accused of possessing liquor. j
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Nichols of
Klamath Falls have taken what is
thought to, be the latest trip ever
made into Lake of the Woods. The
visit to the lake was made Sunday.
Although Mr. and Mrs. Nichols
were forced to move several fallen
trees from their path they, made
the trip in two hours and fifty min
utes. . .
There are more than five inches
of snow practically the entire way
to the lake after leaving the lower
lands, according to the Nichols yea-
The lake, they reported,
is practically at Its summer level.
"The snow on the trees," said
Nichols, "made the scene one of
the most beautiful that I have everi
experienced. It was ' clear cold
day and the sky was exceptionally!
blue." j
who appeared to be ill were ordered
home.
"I am not trying to say that spinal
meningitis Is not a terrible disease
when I add that. In my opinion,
there Is at the present time no great
cause for alarm," Dr. Newsom said.
"I realize that many persons are
keeping their children out of school,
because of the disease, and I am of
the opinion they are making a mistake."
'One teacher reported yesterday
that less than halt of her pupils
were present at school.
Spinal meningitis. It wits explain
ed, causes the deaths of approxi
mately 90 per cent of Its victims)
and about 50 per cent of those who
live suffer after-affects.
Two persons have died as a result
of the disease, and four other per
sons are at present afflicted.
The four new victims of the dis
ease are:
Roy Hawkins. 10 years of age.
H. C. Killian. 41 years.
Mona Brady. 1 2 years.
Jack Cecil Haney. IS months old.
Electric light will, in time,
ruin the eyes unprotected by the
right glasses. Ikon't uke a
chance with weakened eye-Jtruc-tures.
Have us remedy the trou
ble with corrective lenses.
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Eye Bight Specialist.
We Grind Our wn CI a
Klamath Fall. Trt
WHERE QIJAHIXJET
Tilcltefs Shopping 9VewJ
Store Open Evenin
In order to give the buyind
Public a chance to do their shop
ping evenings this store wil
remain open until 9 p. m. during
the holiday season.
K-APILCHEK CO
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(Department Stores
TeBs VLyHe Caa.
iNow Eat Heariy
PERRY JOHN FREE j
Held to be harmless. Perry John, ;
recently found insane by a circuit
court Jury, yesterday was freed by ,
Circuit Judge Leavitt. He Is to be !
nnder the supervision of Sheriff:
Burt Hawkins. I
H was tried for attempted as
sault. When the Jury found him
Insane, It remained for Judge Leav
itt to make some disposition of the
E.TTORTIOX FAILS
KENOSHA, Wis., Dec. 14. An
unsuccessful attempt to extort
$10,000 from Charles W. Nosh,
president of the Nash Motor com
pany, was revealed with the arraign
ment Monday of Pletro Bendelli, 23,
former employe of the company.
According to authorities Nash re
ceived three letters, each demanding
that he place $10,000 in bills in a
shoe box and leave it at a desig
nated spot or suffer the conse
quences. A shoe box. filled with old paper
was lea for the extortionist, and
Bendelli was arrested when he pick
ed it up.
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between Pacific Coast
froints now effective. Long
imits; stopovers.
Save travel funds buy round
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tions in effect throughout the
winter season.
And plan your trips to get
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and aid.
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