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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 18, 1925)
P.ffe Eight Friday, DoeemW IS, lfl2.r Local Briefs Midlnn.I Kanrlier In J. B. Hur nett. well known rancher of the Nldland district was a business vis itor In Klumath Falls yesterday. leaves MIm Mrs. Paul- Noel. Mrs. llelene llrelt ente'in and Mr MiMlllan. Mia Mi-Donald's marriuKo la Lelnnd Wlllits will bo an event of Su inlay at hish noon. Hire from l.akelew Mis Mar garet . Johnston Is anticipating a vie it for several days from Miss Jtlss rronoul-it leaves MIm ; Aenia i-iRnt or i-anew ana .hiss Hachael Crcnqulit. toa.-lier in Klam-; Leah Beall, also of Lakevlew who sth countr h!ah school left yester-; are returning to IReir nomes lor dav morniM for her homo in fort-'the Christmas Holiday.!. laud, where she will spend the students in Oreguu They are Agricultural Shortfidder . " Robbie's Prize Christmas holidays with her par. ents. lteside Iq Keiio Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Haes have moved from their homo on West street to Keno. where Haves has been connected college. I BLY Hayes has in Moe's sore. Illl Leaving- Today E. M. Igl is Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Burk from Bonania have been visiting friends i mil relative in Blv. They returned 1th the highway commission. Mrs. to tnetr nome Monday morning. resigned her position I Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Campbell left Monday for a business trip to Klam ath Falls. Ruth Campbell Is the guest of leaving Friday '", Ivan Bode and Frank Morgan! south, where he will be Joined by j trnnl from p8fy where! Mrs. Igl and son Dick. me mree j tney haTe been paIt,erlng rattle, will continue through the east andj Tne bo,,rj ef directors of the Illy 'spend Christmas in New York. They school held a meeting Monday to will be absent from the city for i fix up the school budget, a month. Friends of Barbara Owen will be gjad to know she has recovered from !-... .1 v Buhh of ' the i the mumps and Is back to school -".rV ; i - Lo .! 1 s .V'(i.'XV.oV V -Cvntrftl Pma Pivot Trial Started Against Mining Stock Salesmen POKTI.AN0. Ic. 17. Trial of A. J. Barrett and Margaret Convert. Indicted by the grand Jury on thei charge of unlawfully, offering cor- pral securities for sale, was start ed today lefore Circuit Judge. itlKg. who Is occupying tho court-' room of Circuit Judga Walter II. Kvans. .Deputy district Attorney : Jay Stockman stated the two de fendants naj sold stock In the Sky line mine, a Southern .Oregon Mln-; lng company. In violation of the "blue sky" law. They are charged : .with having sold two shares of cap- jital stock in the company to Urant , E. Barrett. " t one , however. Tho New Jersey a. I.ool the' usually ",,,v "' '""" mater- following ami then Yule and liar-1 lal-aa ia. .. ... . " " ' mrv llfv after lie defeats of the past vard. the name, rotating on a ihr. e , Ufyj.t Yalo meet In the- ","l year. Princeton and Harvard year liasla. I'rlnretcm limy ohleel to that, season I'rln.-elon ran offer lt plaver akurl. iirs. eu to lu-.t .. 'losing ,,. WeTarH;'';: over,,,. ,MU" hall M Kntional Dank and Will Houston spent yesterday duck hunt ing in the Tule lake country. In from Malln O. L. Chandler Is Included in the ont of town visitors In ' Klamath Falls yester day. Chandler is a rancher of Malin. Merrill Visitor Included in the scores cf out of town visitors in Klamath Falls yesten-day was U. E. Reeder, prominent rancher of the Merrill district and president of the federated clubs of Klamath county. " Leaves for Portland J. R. Shaw of the Shaw Bertram Lumber com pany left this morning for Portland, where he will enjoy a brief motor tTlp. Leaving for San Francisco Mrs. Gertie Hutr of Dairy is leaving this week to spend some time in San Francisco visiting with friends business. during the holidays. Helen . Campbell is the guest of Iva Boyd for a few days. Clarence Garrett has gone to Sprague River to get some cattle, which he ta going to take to Lake view. The Ladles Aid met at Mrs. Emma j Keady's last Friday. There was a good crowd and all reported an ex cellent time and lots of work was accomplished. Pete O'Connor la in Bly on busi ness. Mr. Harris has been a visitor in Bly for a few days. A very enjoyable efternoon was spent with Mrs. Parker as hostess of the Ladles Sewing 'club Saturday. Merrill Knotts has returned from a trip to Lakeview on business. Mrs.. Jones, who is the npper grade teacher, spent the week end in Klamath Falls. Orvall Devall Is a visitor In Bly. Bruce Hueston passed through Bly on his way to Horsefly Monday. James Dixon and Walter Morgan hare gone to Klamath Falls on Brooklyn was-the lucky one of the eight Big Time cluha that sought the services of "Chuck" Corpan, voted by western league managers as the best shortstop In the circuit. The consideration was "over $!0,000 cash." He's a turnover batter at an average of .303 for 126 gues( YOUNG BOB GETS ONE SENATE HONOR 'Continued frAm IMgc Svrn) The messengers, however, have made it plain that thero are Tow, if any, senators, who aren't "niee," and that makes the work pleasant. women. Sports Done Brown By NORMAN E. BUOWX Thla la open season for ideas. Of course most of them are along Christmas gift lines. But there are others. ' Barney Tlreyfuaa. owm r n! the Pittsburg Pirates. the greatest bunch of muddera baseball has ever known, him an Idea for correcting the "called game" evil. Dreyfusa points ont th when ever It becomes apparent that a baM game may be railed on account of rain, darkness or the umpire's failing eyesight (ramemher Wide brand? ) tho winning team starts to stall (providing the game has gone four and a half or five tnn--ing or tho losing team starts to piny for time, hoping that the game never will reach the full game stage. He believes this situation would says Miss Virginia Voeleckner. who! be remedied If the players realised acted as spokesman for the young i that the game, if not finished that day., would nave to be comoieiea the next. He therefore suggests that all such cnlled games be continued on thf next playing date, the teams re newing the battle as they stood, man for man. and score for score. Adding Muchine Men Here F. G. Chard of the Dalton Adding Ma chine company and L. C. Larsen of the Burroughs Adding Machine company are business visitors in Klamath Falls from their homes in Portland and Medford. There was a turkey-shoot In Bly Tuesday afternoon. Mr. Cates and Harry Obenchain furnished the tur BED PLAYS IX FRISCO SAN" FRANCISCO, Dec. 17. Red Grange., and,,, his, .Chicago Bears will appear in San Fran cisco during the latter part of January. C. C. Pyle, the football star's manager, has announced. , O. E. Hollingberry, coach of the Olympic club team, is recruiting a team to play the Bears, either on Visiting In Klamath Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Beattie of Oregon City, parents of Lot Beattie who has spent some time in Klamath. Falls, are visiting in the city mis wee lor ; januarJr 23 or 24. Details of theiretary of Foreign relations Aaron some time. They may spend the ' agreement reached between the : Sanns Wednradav nlirht emnhat- rtiOTTKKM HEM) BERLIN, Dec. 17. Two ' Ger mans have been arrested charged with plotting to assassinate For eign Minister Stresemann. The prisoners named Kaltdorff and I.oreni. belonged to the fas cist and nationalist parties res pectively. An intercepted letter revealed, the plot and the plans for escape by motor car. on the preceding day. Barney doesn't state exactly how fur he would go In demanding the game be resumed at Its original status. Had the last game of the world's series been called under Barney's plan would he 'have demnnded the same amount of mud In the pii-her's t I box the following day? FOX CATGUT IX ICE A large, red fox, who chose j An(I mUsrn fooibnil followers a rathor damp spot fur a nap ; have an idea. Vale alumni are on the estate, of Wincholl Smith, j sponsoring a movement to make the play wrifcbt, awoke a prisoner. Princeton a participant In the cloa- -.:: I f-A w v;.-. j. J-vi( '.'Mil i !ii!f'wT-t' A Cozy Fireside and Slippers Vliat a cheerful, peaceful evening, seated in the easy chair, with feet encased in comfort Slippers! 'J Whether the Slippers are for mother, father, son or daughter they are to be had here in every wanted style ami colore. And what ideal Christmas riils they make. Houston & Jester 'Quality Shoe." 515 Main. his tall frozen In the ice formed by the Increasing cold weather. An employe shot and killed the struggling animal. grid ! OFFKIIS DKM.AL MEXICO CITY. Dec. 17.- -Sec- Ing game of tho Big ' Three tussles every third year. ' Aa It Is now the Princeton eleven plays both Yalo and Harvard In what might bo called preliminary games to tho Yale-Harvard content the climax of the season. It Is suggested that Princeton and holidays in their son. Klamath Falls with " License Plates Out License men were withheld. To read The Klamath News ' day I after day Is to keep thoroughly In- frames with a mounting of the ! formed on happenings of Importance "Trf-i. a f .!, nnrnn st.-.t Motor ! throughout the world as well as In , .i v .. v .t-.i i Klamath Falls and vicinity. I In association have been received In Klamath Falls and may be ob-l tained bv signing a member Into ry the association. According to Leah j Smith, secretary of the Klamath Falls chapter of A. A. A. there Is no other way that the attractive plates may be obtained and even the prfriuent of the association is not entitled to a frame unless he obtains a member. Silk underwear and sill: scarfs -make practical Christmas gifts. At Bee Ilegln's Dress Shop. 1)16-111 I Ically denied the statement in New York of John Barrett, former dir ector or tne pan-American union KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL, that bclshevUt propaganda against sunny room and contented baby the United States was appearing 111 speed any mother's convales- Mexico. cence. 1 adv-5 SlRns Made In Chamber Attrac tive signs have been made for the lobby of the chamber of commerce by G. A. Baxter, portraying Merry Christmas to those who drop into the chamber for information. A large red bell hangs from the cen ter of the room adding a particu larly festive charm. Leaves for Seattle Mrs. William , Magulre left yesterday for Seattle after visiting for some time with ! her husband In the Pelican Bay Lumber camp. Mrs. Magulre also visited for a time at the J. C. Jciinston home. ! Foreign Cars Among the for eign cars to register In the cham ber of commerce yesterday were , those of firick fiparr, Redding; W. W. Woodbury. Lodl; W. N. Jack son, Snsanvllle, all of California and A. P. Chisholm. resident of Toppenish, Washington. IcivIok for Hie Noilli Mr. and 'Mrs. Lynn P. Sabin are leaving the early part of next week for Forest Grove where they will spend the Christmas holidays with Mrs. Sub Ins' parents. They also plan to spend several days in Portland -ls-lling with friends. Miss McDonald Honored M'ss ; Joan McDonald was honored on Wednesday night at' the home of ! Mrs. Floyd McMillan In tho Sunset apartments when a number of her iutlmate friends were entertained at a dinner party. Covers were laid for Miss 'McDonald, Miss Pansy Robertson, Miss Margaret Johnston, I I & i. ry a ' - " ' : -T! Nothing would please Mother more than an Electrical Appliance Gift. 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