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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 19, 1925)
' Saturday. Dee. 19, jgr LOCALS lUnrhrr In Yesterday K. A. Schreiner. wall known dairyman aid rancher, speut yesterdsy In Klamath Fall. Tisltlng with. friends and looking into business. Schrein er' ranch Is located on the Swan Lak read. Mis tiordoit to Arrive Friends ot Miss Hope Gordon, daughter of Mr. sad Mrs. J. A. Cordon, will be happy to learn that she la expected to arrire in Klamath Falls tonight to apend the holidays with parents. Miss Gordon Is student In Miss Head's school, Berkeley. Swaa 1-uke Visitor Harold Mln- ler, rancher rf upper Swan Lak valley, la included in the business visitors la Klamath Falls yesterday. Mr. Touiikin 111 Friends of Mrs. Rhoda Tompkins will be sorry to learn that she Is confined to her home with a severe attack of grippe- Stanfields Act May Precipitate ftig Fish Fight I'OIITI.AXD, lc. ID. -- (Tutted News) Senator tilantield ot Ore gon has introduced a resolution, calling tor an Investigation of the Mr. and Mrs. E. K-j south Wulos rocked wide area tor i Of""""1 l'rint Kb"'u imm' wl,h Hcot leaves for Xorth llyron , Scott l''t the middle of the week, for the north, whore he will speudj the Christmas holidays visiting with! hi. uncle. 1). '. Scott of Taooma. i Jcffer Here. llrure Jeffers of Portland, where he naa recently j i.to.i a course In the Hennae, Walker buslnesa college, la expected j SYPNKY, Australia. l)co. IS to arrive in Klamath Falls this week' (Saturday) Th moat violent end and to speud the holidays with j earthquake In the history of New hia parents, Magee. NEW SOUTH WALES nnrirn nv nmir tUL(lLUDFUUAIC Clark Kvpocted Home Among I 20 minutes Friday night. Neither loss of life nor lerloua damago has been reported. The quake area comprised at least one-quarter of the state, ex tending more than 200 miles Inland. I lug Industry on the Columbia river, according fo a special dispatch lo the Oregon Journal. A permit to develop the project was granted by lha federal power commission to the Washington lr- Alarm was general in the affect-j ,,""" . "'1 Hrllnian Leaving A. A. Bellman and brother, L. H. Bellman, are leaving this morning via southern route, where they will make ex tended visits. A. A. Bellman Is continuing to Cuba. The Isles of Fines and Florida. L. H. Bellman will continue from El Paso. Texas, to Wlnfleld, Kansas, to visit for the holidays. Crawford Leave for South Leo Crawford of the Acme garage, is leaving today tor the south, where he will meet Mrs. Crawford and 11 u -I I ... l.mlM Til.. Will r':'!-- -hortly after the firs, of the city thfa weekend Is William Clark ! yer , arhrt will innntf i" h H t m hitlidAVa f t k.. a.). - . l....l,i.. Kr. ...h frt.H, and lil.tiveV t w tw Sou,h K n", , ' , , j declares that a dam at Priest Knplda with friend, and relatives. fof , , h wnljaerlnl c . p.tc ... reported, j ., join .11 r. igi ana Hia ims, auu iu waa iu ovsnuun, wunv ni( continue to the east for the holt- tremors were strongest. A theatre, days. They plan to be absent from, .u,iini.. ruhed for the exists. I Muny women fainted. ' F.. In Yesterday-Matt Kgan.! e orl"la 'h " " j superintendent of the Algoma Lum-i1""'4 northeaat of hydncy. In what, ber company was a business visitor known geologically as the con-j in the city yesterday from Algoma tinental shelf. In the Kurrajong dta- Retum tram Visit Mr. and Mrs. Jackson Kimball returned Thurs day evening from an extended visit In Canada attending the lumber man's convention In Victoria on Vancouver Island. They made the trip In splendid rime and report the weather exceptionally good. Tracy Return A familiar face at the court house has again reappear- ... . f -i.iu" u m . Kj-..uu u. ...... - -" Klamath Falls tor six weeks reiurnea l nursoay eTcnios iraw Long Beach. Calif., where he has been confined in a hospital. While In the southern city Tracy submitted to an operation on his left leg. where he was shot last year. Ac-! cording to Tom "It's great to be home. You bet!" ot the salmon spawning nrea of the Columbia river. The committee would be authori sed to sit during the recess of con gress, subpoena witnesses and re port before the close of the 9th congress. Kxportrd In Klamath Among the students ot the I'nlversity ot Oregon to arrive over the week-end in Klamath Falls to epend the Christ mas holidays are the Misses Flor ence and Clarice Elliott. Miss El- to attend to the shipment of the body ot Dean Stanley, night forman, who was killed this week In an accident. . j Hott Is attending the Vniverslty, and la from Mill Harry Beall of the . ner sister tne gchool ln the Shaw-Bertram mill spent yesterday i cott city. They are daughters of afternoon In Klamath Falls on ,Mr. ana- Mrs . orrille Elliott of Klam- businesa. Miss Minier Substituting Miss Rnth Minier is substituting in the Upper Swan Lake school, due to the absence of the regular teacher. While in the Swan Lake country she is the guest of Miss Evelyn Applegate, music instructor in the city schools, who la spending the Christmas holidays at Brookside ranch.. ' In from Swan Lake Included In the ont of town visitors In Klam ath Falls yesterday was Gottlieb Neubert, well known rancher of the npper Swan Lake country, who spent Friday looking Into business affairs. , ath Agency. Merrill Visitors Mr. and Mrs. ' M. Glaeomlni. prominent ranchers of the Merrill country spent yes terday In Klamath Falls looking Into business affairs and visiting with friends. Leave Friday Mrs. L. F. Willlts and Mrs. Mrytle Helm left yester day tor San Francisco, where they will spend a fortnight enjoying the Christmas holidays and a brief vacation. Itasaar Held Today the ladles of the Christian Church Aid society will conduct the last holiday bataar of the season. In the office rooms formerly occupied by A. A. Bellman and company. The location is the corner of Seventh and Main streets, and promises to be one of the most successful of the Christmas holiday sales. Campbell to YUl R. A. Camp bell is planning to leave this week for the south to visit with friends and relatives. trlet. The quake la explained by geologists as having been due to a fracture of the earth's surface. Australia hitherto ha. been con sidered to be virtually Immune from eurthquakea. There la no further apprehension among the population. Hy Saturday morning, the quake was being treated a a huge Joke. Knowles lo Los Angeles over In holidays. In preparation for the trip south to visit with Mrs. Kuowles sister Clara Kwers, Knnwjes took his greatly prised dog out to Pelican City lo leave the animal until his return with friend roaldlng there. "Wolf didn't like the Chang of loratlitl and promptly mad get away a soon as his master disap peared from sight. Knowlea said he had llllo fear ut the anluial be ing stolen ns It la the disposition of these dogs to make friends with no living being other than their master. THE ttl int... 11 I 111 N CIVIL WAII HI'KK.MM TAX MEASURE PASSES BY DECISIVE MARGIN ' (Continued from Page One) WANTS CITY MAN.Atir.lt PI.AX Mount Shasta City has presented a petition to the city trustees for city manager rule. Many advocate that g cHy manager could save the city money, beside It would then have a man who could give It his undivided attention and the city would forge ahead as never before. I.ONIM, I We. 1. The Chinese civil war has been resumed on the Yangtaun front, according to a dis patch from Tientsin to (tie lally Mull. General Feng Yu-hslang, the "Christian general" ordered a bom bardment thai continued for several hours as the offensive's inaugura tion. Inhabitants of the d 1st r lets are starving and many have died front the cold. ITALIAN WINN CI.KVKl.AND, Ohio, ler. 1 llenny (lershe, suffered the second knockout of his career her Friday night when F.ddl Bha. hard hitting Chicago Italian, sopped him In lha fourth round of their scheduled II round bout. FLYERS TO OUT OF PRI 8AN -UANC18CO. !,. Dorts ih. i -i.... . - . .uuiesaie t4 ...... ... .rq ,lr ry( ottered . . "..ion oi colonel WJ -" uv am norn rnj,, III announcement that t reserve fly,,, ,, q of Mitchell s suspension. The mit u... wnose ff nav neea sent lo WashlJ ' t.yman R, Lam nyan and O. II. MiMurr.l men said that a number oil servlsta are plannlug slmll If President Cuo.ldg do I Ify Ih five-year forftltuJ ana rank. it was aald anofflclillj presidio her that mia, army officer probably J out of the servle In tbt J in Mitchell conviction lad aenc of any Intention to fflclenr of their departJ I Owner Laments shoot-1 Miss t'pp Expectexl Miss Kather ine L'pp is expected to arrive in Klamath Falls tonight from Llnslau, near Eugene, where ah has been teaching for the paat year. She will spend the holidays with her mother, Mrs. Frank Vpp. Myers Leave Today W. P. I M vers Ineol ntlnra.. I .r. ...a .- iu, , Portland lo be at the bedside of hls!"u ' .---- works of art, bowling alleys, Ing galleries, mah Jonsg. The tax of pasaenger automobiles . nilimin ... .llv cent. ' TUNY ItOHM WINK TAMPA. Fla.. Dee. 1. Tony Unas. -vf lUl aiKu r h Tavnn rlftrLalYn Less of "Wolf" "vr Armia m ,,not ''un '' ' weight champion In a 10 round "Wolf Ihepd77 winning tier-; ,,m" Fr"'y n- man police dog owned by c. II ItWTItlNK MKirrrJ .Members of the Amerl elation of University Woi postponed their meeting day until Ih next rriuUr on January 17, according nnunremenl made last ni(hl Rarharl Applegsts Solemi president. ' Pretty klmonss and rohJ a enrtstmss gift. At lit. Dress rhop. ! duced from five to three per aaugnter. Emma Lou Myers, who Is ill In a Portland hospital. Her con dition, physicians believe. Is not grave. Colleire Students Returning; To night will see scores ot college stu dents returning from the south and i north, where various colleges of thej Pacific coast are located. The ma- MILITARY FORCES TO PROTECT PLANTERS Miss Martinson I -caves Miss Es ther Martinson - left yesterday for her home In Genesee, Idaho, to spend the Christina holidays with her parents. Miss Martinson is instructor In domestic art in the) Klamath county high school. HAVANA, Dec. 18. (United News) President Machado has Jority of schools closed' last night ' Droml'ea "Hilary '"ce. If neces wlth exams, and until the first of B,J to P" planters January will be closed. willing to cut their cane, according ' to an announcement made through To Visit With Mother Roland , General Alberto Herrera, chief ot t-antraii ot Eugene, where he Is a student In the University of Oregon. Is expected home this week for the holidays to visit with his mother, Mrs. Kanna ('antral! Road Good to Swan Lak Ac cording to Alfred Fischer of the upper Swan Lake district, the roads are in good condition. Fischer spen yesterday ln Klamath Falls locking Into business affairs. Merrill Visitor John Zbtnden Is Included In the scores of out of town shoppers in Klsmath Falls yesterday. Zblnden Is a well known rancher ot the Merrill country. Officers to be Installed Installa tion of officers of the Alpha chap ter. Order of Eastern S:ar, will be held on Tuesday evening in the Masonic hall. Miss Marion Hanks Is the retiring worthy matron: Mrs. H. G. Wortley is worthy matron elect. , Hargrove South H. M. Hargrave Is leaving the latter part of the week for the south to visit with friends. staff ot the Cuban army. Senor Machado lor the last month ho been hearing argument in a planter-mill owner controversy. The president was unable to reach a de cision on the matters involved, and recommended that the mill owners and planters settle their difference Individually. Efforts to abolish these taxes fail ed. Despite several efforts no re ductions were made on tobacco taxes outside th reduction on ci gars provided originally in the hill, which will amount to about tit. 000,000. Admission taxes also were retained with the exception ot that en th "spoken drama,' which waa repealed. I ' The tax on commercial alcohol was cut ln half,, from 2 20 to 11.10 a gallon, after an extended debate on two amendments, one to leave It at f 1.20, the other to abol ish it ultogethtr.y Ural Concrete Pipe Co.. was lost last night a.imewher 111 the vicinity of Pellran City, and h'l anx'ous master wa serliusly I debating whether trip planned by to lie postpone a and Mrs. I WltrXTI.INU COACH WINH j WICHITA. Has., tiec II. Frank Judaon, Harvard university wrest ling roach, defeated Dirk lavlscourt of Kllensburg, Wash., Friday nlghl. by taking Ih last two falls of their match In IS minute each. JOHN C CLECHOl J. U.-gUteml Civil r:aglaeel Knrteyor Klamath Falls, OrrgJ 8I tllih Hi. Phone) KAPSO FOR COLDS FORBES PURE DRUGS Mis Short Assisting Miss Thel ma Short, who recently recovered rem a serious attack of Illness. Is assisting In the office of the Cali fornia, Oregon Power company for some time. She has recently been visiting ln Malln with friends. Hero on Business J. C. Hart, a frequent visitor In Klamath Falls from his home In Portland Is spend ing the remainder of the week In the city. In Klamath Falls Lee Hulbert. district traffic manager of the Pac ific Telephcne & Telegraph com pany. Is a business vitor In the city from Portland. Hulbert ar rived the latter part of the week for a brief vialt. Leave for North Mrs. Gordon, mother ot Mrs. Dean Stunley whose husband was killed In an accident In the Algoma Lumber company yards, arrived in the city ln com pany with ner son G. Gordon and with Mi's. Stanley left for Portland yesterday. They accompanied the body of the man north where he will be burled. KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES .PURE DRUGS Have Your Xmaa Photo graphs Taken Early. STINSON'S STUDIO RESERVATIONS Now Being Made for the New Year Dinner Dance at the White Pelican Hotel December Thirty-first Dinner Three Dollars. Including Cover Charge ; Many Gift Suggestion! This year we have the largest selection and greatest variety gifts we have ever shown. Popular prices practical uiefu beautiful articles. Ladies' Purges latest stylos and popular shades In purse and handbag. Some wonderful values at $5.00. Manicure Sets Beautiful leather rase wHh silk linings equipped lf)L with high grade manicuring Im plements. Price $5.00 to $10.00. Military Bruhe Bats of two brushes In gift boxes make ac ceptable g I f t a for gentlemen and bobbed hair girls. Prices $3.r.o to $10.00. Bill Folds and Purses Made In calf, pig akin, pin seal and horse hid. Prices from 50c 'to $10.00. Gifts that any man will appreciate. 4v Christmas Cards Hotter buy your Christmas cards now. We ntill have a wonderful selection of steel engraved and hand colored cardH. Any of them worthy of carrying your Christmas greetings. Trices from 5c to 25c. Some beautiful framed mottoes from COc to ?2.50. Pyralin Ivory Tk;. hAn.itifiil material still holi 1 1 1 in icnuiitui . first place in the manufacture of toil' fiHirlsa TtrnuhM. Mirrors. Povd Tlnvoa and Mnnlruro Broods. Throe pioco sets, comb, brush aj mirror. 810.00 and up. More elabo ate sets of ten to twenty pieces up $50.00. CRATER LAKE PICTURES The best and finest Crater Lake nr. In he found at our stor Some beautiful small ninrnroa framiui nA Uv0 at SI. 00 earl -' .iuiiiuu oiiu in Kiiv uvi Others as high as $35.00. Some beautiful oil colored pictures at $5.00. l PURITY 1 IOJWATH PALLS OREGON WHERE, PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY THEIR DRUGS it
