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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1925)
r,AMATH NEWS I pledges;? SUPPORT 3EL0VED N.D. particular p.ara nun. , ,. iKinfKruDi! would Uki I'uraan Mia. ra ora a.nt John L. Uwl. of it,. umlm M)ll, Wurkara and W. w. luaji, of 1h, twralori Immf.llaolr aflar tha muni 1111. Hrpii,, ,r, fruni Ihem tomorrow, Ltehtninjc Crashes Coastwise Steamer ABKIU.KKN. Waah.. ,, (Unltasl Nawa) J0W , bou or ppll. tli tuifortunata Kldfiil" Kul Horfcn.. f . ..I V.I.UH LasM aiaimirn. L w alrdia I""'1"' ' Itil -W at--- ' Br (bat will put ma undar I c.piala Jamaaun ul Ln bul warty uaaira lo (BWra and douriulnad lo - lamt 111 lal I h L Unt way ba a ofcrslaadini im uir- .M tori o' alma malar. , oln(." ha Mid. LmI ib ruuinra lhat lha ra Uict ef ralailoqa with Na- laytMni lo ilu with hla fllk Jauaa Knapp. lha BilT.rslir official, who L inmaluralr that Km an U 1 tonlrart lo roam at IKhtnln rraahad Into lha ataamar' uinar jonnson, uraaaln a fora inaat and datnoliahln a ranao light, waa lold hara Friday night, by Cap lain T. A. Jamraon. after ha brought hla vaaaal loin (ira)r'a harbor. ii waa a tlirl of a nr.iim. Id. "Ilallstonaa ( w.ra paltlna lha ahlp ha Ih. Ilihtnlni atrurk. A million aparka (lld lha air. mo manlarlly blladlnf lha craw. It fall aa Ihouih a hut furnara hlaat awr.pt oor our ahlp." Pioneer Railroad Builder Passes on HI'OKANK, Waah., Ih-c. (I'ullad Na.jrhnel Jrnnln. '3, rontractnr and plonaar railroad builder. dld at hi. homo In Hpo kaua Wrdnaadar. Mr. J.nnln.. ... ona of lha frw remaining pionaer ranroaa bulldara who andtired hard hlpa and pvarrama traniandoua ob ataclaa In the construction ot lha flrat roada through tha northwaat. II had lo do with building porta of tha Northern Pacific linn. conda and Parlfle. tha I real Nor lharn, and hla laal and parhapa moat Importanl activity waa lha conalruc Hon of lha Mllwaukaa through tha Wountalna of MonUna. V, 1923 Saturday, Dec. LIQUOR CHARGE STOPS I QUEST FOR MILLIONS WOUCEHTKK, Maaa., oc. U. Troublaa ara Biulilp,D t, Hymaa Klataky, who only tw ,nn , had vlalona of aharlng a $.10,000, 000 aatala. Klatiky Intended lo maka a trip' lo England to preaa hla d.im of tha hair lo lha Hoffmann mil lion, but waa forced lo changa hla plan by a aenttnc for aelllng liquor. . . YOUNG INDIAN DIES AT RIVERSIDE CALIF. L altera aay trulh In Ih lit any mlaundaralandlng faraliy board at Nolr bkatt raued hlin lo ran III hie prraanl poaltlon, ffi CONFERS IN LEWIS WC. Pa.. Drr. 11 (lo- r.eti Plarbni aubmlilad nla uiotared plan for lha aat t ike tatnrartta roal atrlka keil job I.. Iwla of lha Ha Woraera. be fora II waa Ml.. a)r W. W. Inglla. ka tec the oparalora, Inil- Mby. Uinr to lu' ramarka L later ih I'blladalphla kiUVnrd la which lb mtn- hel laal lha operator were vaatray lha union. Inglla tlntf leariarahlp aa lha Uigrtna of tha laat few 4 1 rx;pliaiej ' lha anlhra- i; "regain loai ground" liaoo. tl.ld. InglU aald 'aiauiaed thai Ih opar- lot aerklng lo daatroy wanted a reaaonable krnttd Ll for rajoci- Xua of aettlnmant than Word haa been received In Klam ath fa I la of tha death ot Oabert Hall, aon ot Mr. and Mr. Joaeph Mall, promlneoi Klamath Indiana, lull la member of tha Indian Tri bal council. Following la Iba obituary notice received from Mra. IUII who la now In HWeralda, California: Funeral aarelca for OaVerl Ball, II year olj Indian boy, aon of Mr. and Mra. Jrawpb Uall. who dlad Hwturday morning following a long lllneea, waa held at 10 o'clock thla morning from Ih Blmooa fu neral rhapal, Tha aertira wat conducted by Rot. D. U MaoQuar. rla. paator of Magnolia Praaby Irrlaa church, and C. W. Call, dlr rlcT of religious education al Hhcrman Inelltullon. Interment wat In Kergreen cemetery. Tha de ceased wa 1ha older aon ot Mr. and Mr. Ball, whoa bom la al Klamath Kalla. Oregon, but who are temporarily realdlng on Cover elrrvt, lilreralda. while Iwo daugh tare are attending Sherman Insti tute. Tha Sherman mixed quartet aang at the aervlce and a group of Indian atudent war In attendance. FORCES OF THE LAW SPEND QUIET EVENING Bootlegger If aucb there be In Klamath Kalla war not moleated by atata prohibition offlcera or at tache of the aherlff'a office laal night. "Newa?" repeated Sheriff linn llawklna. "It'a loo darrfed cold for newa. There hain't been a thing; happened all evening. MrDrlde and MrMIHa, both Hate men. are planning an active clean-1 up campaign here In the near fu-' lure, according to their statements. Airplanes to Dust Orchards Advocated MEDFOttD, Dec. U. There la a growing use of airplanes for dueling orcharda for peat control, according lo Prof. Lon 0. Mote of the Oregon Agricultural college, who addressed Hie Oregon Slate Horticultural so ciety here. The annual convention of the so ciety will close today. Mote aald dueling waa being done on a commercial scale by airplanes In the Georgia peach orchard dia Irlcu, where a great many orchards are found close together. V New Coast Steam Ship Line to Run Out of Portland PORTLAND. Dec. II. (United Newa) Organisation ot an Inter ooav.al steamship company the Quaker line which will provide fnrtnlahtlv nailing between the Col- r one and the uaa of 1 nn.hia river. Philadelphia and way ed of "reason-' by un-1 porta, waa made known here Friday r "Wh of all offlcUla In 1 In th anthracite Trldty night to In- and miner lo resume asrlera next Monday on ! settlement. esilltee wa chosen bv r fischot aa auggeated by a turgesiea nt lha hard f their general confer- strike In HarrUbura trkin of Kcrentnn the f" 'ktlrman expreaaed con- "I the Iwo aldaa will sr. "'Itstion to resume their mn' night, The company la fostered by com bination of lbs Oriental Navigation corporation, owning the steamer Orleans, Orlneeo. Orient. Weal Jappa, and Weal Jester; and the Forest Transportation corporation, controlling the steamers West Jana and Weal Jeaaup. The Columbia-Pacific Shipping company will be general Pacific coaat agents, and the Inter-Ocean Steamship company of Philadelphia will handle affair on the Atlantic William. Dimond and Co. Wlatlons. The commit- ,n 8" F" d 1 ft concerned about any ' Angele. U Ideal Gift A TUDOR FORD SEDAN .i Good Rubber New Paint Ruxtell Rear Axel Only $335 Howie Motor Co. Dawes Gets Hard Boiled in Senate! WASHINGTON, ler. IS -( United Newa) Vice President Oewrs bad' bU first opportunity In reprove a senator when Swanson of Virginia became so excited In Ihe world court ! debate that, he neglected to address ' th chair for permission to Interrupt ' Borah: ; "Th aenator will address the chair lo ascertain whether the aen-i ator who ha th floor will yield.") Dawe aald. j "The ruling of the vice president I very excellent," observed Borah, j . Swanson attempted a second time lo Interrupt Borah. "The aenator will address the cbair." Oawea anapped la a sharp voice. JUDGE FINES SELF ONTRAFF1C CHARGE PASADKNA. Calif.. Iec. II. Po lice Judge Frank Dunham pleaded nis own can In court here Friday and despite aome very good excuses. fined himself $10 for violation of Ihe truffle laws. ' ! didn't make the boulevard step " the judge said, "because the atop elgc was obstructed hy a tree. But huvlng beard thai excuse be tnr . I deny myself leniency." Judge Dunham paid himself. Bishop Pleads for "Religious Unity" , BROOKLYN, N Y..'Ho. I :. (United Newa) "Ci thoile, Jv i.nd proti-atant are In touch with one another aud each can feel the throb of Ihe other's heart," B!?hon F.rmet Stlres, head of the EuUi oojl dio cese of Long Island, lold 3,000 per- .... r r Page Fire om gathered, to welcome him here. "We have reached a day when a dfeat for one sect la a defeat for II. where a victory for one la a victory for all," the biahop said. In Pleading for religions unity. A telegram from Governor Alfred K. Smith, wlshinw m.h. a.. successful admlnlatratlon, was read. MAItKMOKH Another marriage by Justice of the Peace Clifford Butler, of Yreka, on December 7 waa that of John Dale Handy and Gladys Haiel He len, both of Weed, and George Crane and Lonlta Baker, both of Chiloquln, on December H. Lemuel It. Berryhlll and Ger- itrude Marvin of Ktna were 'wed In Yreka December hv Bv Charlea D. Miller. ' Another -mar- l rlage by Rev. Miller on the aame j uu n mo iuh ui r rana Lane ward jor Chiloquln and Inez Mary Cowan I of Modoc Point. ISO JAIL NOT NAFF. MAR8IIFIELD. Dee. II. Burg lar broke Into the North Bend city Jail laat night and stole fifteen gal- lona of confiscated moonahlne. i ELKS! Christinas Dance Christmas Night The . biggest event of the year. Invitations At - Club Wit. bummV .' An jffSr t HeM li! feeW Solvine the: Gift Pmhloni 2 JpjZr S V c -J - twn,.,r 2JT;A With Gifts That Last ' ' and With Price. That Will Please - FOR HER " FOR HIM - Diamond ,P.!ngs ... -..ilt.SO to J350 , ' ' ' ., , . Watches, White Gold, New Model ,..115.00 Stone Rings 12.50 to $15.00 WrUt Watche. ... $11.00 to $50 00 Wr"t Watche' whlte nd Green Pear. Necklace. ,,.50 to II.!. 0Old " V B t0 5M Set Pin. and Bar Pin. .,,., ,o $8.50 Wc .J. to Vanity Caaes and compact. $1.00 to $15.00 , , , ... nin- stone Se 1 P'" l-50 to $16.00 Jewel Boxes $7.50 to $15.00 Candy Jars $7.50 to $9.50 C,rd RKelpt C"e" -00 to $4.50 Toilet Set., flberloid; two tone- $19 to $35 Emblem Pine and Button ....$1.50 to $5.00 Electric Toaster, Improved .. :...$9.50 Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets $2.50 to $15 Bracleta, Flexible Stone Set .'. $10.00 Cigarette Ca.ee -..$3.60 to $10.00 Wrlet Watch Bracleta $2.00 to $7.50 ,.,,,,. .,.... , Fountain Pen and Pencil Set. $7.50 to $10 Be" BttCkl8 St t0 7'60 Bin Bon Dishes. Gold Inlaid $7.50 Co" Llnk 1-s() 10 10.00 Silver Mesh Bags, 2 tone combine $15.00 Traveling Seta, Leather $7.50 We have many more beautiful presents that .:.--:-. .UHy,' might lust suit blm or her. We Invite you : ,-.;;; ;. - aht irnnn av-c ivaarv m flrm vaiio mud fl f Jeweler. - ! 832 Main Street Across from Public School OPEN EVENINGS .111 1 ri-uess 1 III n I I 1 B i j i.u.ijijm. j. .ix -sjx 1 -i-j. iL-i r- nu l 1 u j I -- ' r- mm u 0 ;sirJ --t-- ' A REAL TREAT Country pure Pork' Sausage; Spareribs, with real meat; Backbone, just like a roast. All for 30c pound; 2 lbs. 55c i ...... Local Eggs, strictly fresh, doz. 50c Home-Made Candies, Jellies, Mince Meat and Fruit Cakes, our own make. Xmas Candies, Nuts and Fruit of all kinds. Our Vegetables are always the . highest quality. We deliver hourly. Phone your order, pay the deliveryman and receive your groceries at prices equal or below that of any store. Public Market "PAY CASH-IT PAYS" Phone 169 126 N. 6th St. CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS THE 20th CENTURY STORES Stocks are complete; Candies and Nut lots of them Everything for the table, for baking, too, wonderful selections to choose frcm, and the prices are extremely low. There really is no better place to trade than at a 20th , Century Grocery. It's the saving on every item, in these stores, that counts. ' Prices Good from Saturday, Dec. 9th, to Thursday night, Dec. 24th Extra Specials Saturday and Monday Only EGGS EGGS EGGS - Standard Fresh Eggs, every one guaranteed, doz. 45c; 2 doz. for 89c BUTTER Gold Seal Pound, 50c; two pounds, 99c Wesson Oil quart cans, 49c, Carnation Milk tall cans, 10c Jello, any flavor, Campbell's Tomato package, 9c Soup, 3 cans 25c CHRISTMAS CANDIES Seven Different Varietiea Each the Very Beat of Its Kind Satin Finish Mixed Christmas Mix Extra Cream Mix 20c; 3 lbs., 55c . lb., 22c; 5 lbs., 89c 2 lbs., 55c Commercial Chocolates Starlight Mix French Creams . 2 pounds, 47c . 2 lbs., 49c lb., 30c FRUITS, NUTS, POPCORN, ETC. Bulk Dates, new crop 2 lbs., 25c Citron Peel 59cj Orange or Lemon Feel, id., jjc Thompson Seedless Raisins, 3 lbs., 28c Dainty Dates pkg., 28c, 2 for 55c Fancy Layer Figs lb., 20c, 10-lb. box,$1.80 A 0 u-4. r,ni,T.i lb.. 30c 3 lbs., 89c , SS; S crop! 28T 2 lbs".;"5ic- A.monds, paper she.l 2 lbs., 65c Popcorn, "Globe" brand 2 lbs., 23c Oysters, new pack 5 oz. cans, 2 for 35c Shrimp, latest pack, No. 1 cans, 2 for 25c MORE SPECIALS Standard Peas, sweet and tender, 3 cans, 40c Libby's Mincemeat very fine, 2 lbs., 45c Preferred Stock Currants, twice cleaned, pkg. 20c 20th Century Coffee-There is no better Coffee to serve with the Cjiristmas ' Dinner. Direct from our Roaster to you pound, 47c; three pounds, $1.38 SEE OUR SPECIAL PRICES ON FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES . 20th CENTURY GROCERY 812 MAIN STREET KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Esplanade and Pine. EE EE if
