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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1925)
Pag EigM Wednesday. Dec. 23. IP'-S. Locals To lli'ld l.oljrc The Koyal Neighbors will conduct lodse to night In the Odd Fellows halt at g:0o o'clock, according to an an nouncement made last night by Mrs. C. A. Faulcy. oracle. To Spend Holidays Miss Maude Carlcton, librarian of the Klamath county high school will leave to day for Merrill, where she will spend the Christmas holidays with her brother and family, C. H. Carl eton. Lojuo for the North Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Henriot left yesterday for Chehalls, Washington, where they will Tlslt for several days with Henrjot's mother. Mrs. A. P. Hen riot; during the, holidays. 1 l . U..11.1... M r mnA day for the north, where they will spend the Christmas holidays. In Ferret Grove they will visit with Mrs. Sabin's father. H. N. Robin son on Christmas day. They plan to continue to Portland for a brief visit. Merrill Visitor Among the re cent visitors in Klamath Falls fb enjoy a brief shopping tour was Charles Drew or the Merrill route. Hasting In KUraath County Recent visitors In Klamath county include Mr. and Mrs. George Forge and son. residents of Salem and former residents of Klamath Falls. Forge is manager ct the Montana State Life Insurance company and combined business and pleasure with his recent visit in Klamath. While, in southern Oregon be en joyed a hunting trip to the Tule lake- country, obtaining the limit in abort time. Here to Reside Mrs. Evan Har tin of Portland, arrived in Klamath Falls the early part of the week to make bur borne In this city per manently. She will reside with her: parents. Mr. and Mrs.- Fred Foster ." . Mills Purchase Land L. O. Mills, prominent Pine Grove ranch er nas purchased 100 acres of splendid farm land in the Pine Grove district adjoining bis ranch known as the old Charles Gray ranch.' S.lll gave as a considera tion $4,000 tor the land which is now in alfalfa. The land was pur chased from the First State A Savings bank, defunst KtiMYtrd to VIMt Here M!a Ortaria DeLap, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. DeLap Is expected to arrive In Klamath Falls this week to spend the Christmas" holiday. Miss PcLap has been teaching for the past atx months in the high school of Richmond, California. She is well known among the younger set of the city. Acreage Bought la Tale lako Forty acres of land has been sold by Alexander Cbeyne Sr., to Alex ander Cbeyna Jr., according to deed recently tiled in the county clerk's office. The consideration for the land was set at 13.500. The acreage has been put Into grain. Malta Visitor Among the re cent out of town shoppers In Klam ath Falls during the holiday sea son Include Mrs. Frank Wilde. Mrs. Zelda Smith and Mrs. Newt Den nis, all residents of Malin. Merrill Visitor Among the out cf town visitors In Klamath Falla this week is Mrs. William Walker, well known resident of the Merrill country. Mies Ctift HI Miss Georglanna Clift has been ill for the past few days suffering frcm an attack of grippe. Laknk-vr Visitor Mrs. Anne Sprague of Lakeview and Mrs. Lota Carroll and Agnes Campbell, also residents of Lakeview are among the out of town visitors and shoppers in Klamath Falls this week. Move Into Xew Home Mr. and i n.,r rwiiD vesterday took np residence in their new home. 1925 j Earl street, in Ho' Springs addition. Batemans to Leave Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Bateman of the Lee apart- .... .nu.t In l01V HMD f OT SC- uiruia - attle. Everett and other Washing-. ton cities, where they will visit dur ing the holidays. Mr. Bateman Is employed by the Lorcni company. Lloyd DyLap Improved Lloyd DeLap. clerk of the circuit, court, yesterday was reported to be con siderably improved. He has been 111 for several days at bis home on south Riverside. LongwortHiinlSpeWerl :$tart$WveJoWemukey JofoRiual FloorXeadcrs'Active MATCH CAI.I.KH rr OHM AND 1IKACII (Fla.). Dec. I J. (t'nltrd News) Th achmluled golf match betweeu John D. Rocke feller, dr.. and C, llaiu-nm Hleniii. former socretary to 1'resldent ("oot ids, was postponed bnrausa of bad weather Tuesday, until New Year's day. It waa Blemp who asked for tb postponement, ' Rockefeller, in spit of In weath er waa ready for the match. TIIC VI a... I DI'r'KH iivl,, .. ui;, , ......... , T ' enl ti v. Mn in its striking a mg them in where, relief to nil nveilrd th company will bJ eiienu lis Help. TV, I.... - also iprcJ mat ins mines are till iBd nperalors" propositi,,, llnus the old wag seal, , tember when adlu.tm.m. mad due to market condm ltcp. Nic! .as Longworth of Ohio, new speaker of the limine in the Sixty-ninth .tie,rcM, Is nlrrailr making his presence felt in the speaker's cliair. avordii!j to dispatches from Washington. He is shown (arrow) during one of the sessions of tlir lioue taken shut the oirninr. Rep. John . Tilson of Connecticut, Republican floor leader of Hie hounr, left, and Finis Garrett at Tennessee, Democratic floor Ira.ilcr and the man Longworth defeated for the acakcrliii, arc Liking actixe part in the f.irlr party ni.incnrrri. DEMOCRATS MAKE; VALIANT STRIDES ed moment during debate, one of HM-THHM TO QtlT. , them let slip somothlng about the! I'HILADEU'IIIA. Dec. JJ. administration appropriating the United kswsi nayor r.eunrir Wilson pollcle on by one. They I late Tuesday ordered Itrlgartier t, en- ant to save that bost until lhe;eral Smedley miller lo vacate n next political campaign. Also they otflie a director oi puuiir aaieiy do not want to frighten the Itepub-1 tomorrow and liutlcr at umo re llcans off Just as they .are ventur-1 fured. ' lng up for a nibble. For the first "I am aware of no reason why I time since ISIS many Democrats should reslcn or vo.:alo the office." feel Woodrow Wilson and the; Butler replied to tho mayor's de. League of Nations may yet becomo' mand. political assets. ! ... If all goes a. Coolidte Is hoping! IXTFK hWTIONAI. t.AMK the Democrats at th next national p. s-KANCISCO. Dec. 52. convention will cring at the men-i ,.,.,j ..iTI,e rant footbal. WASHINGTONDec !2 -Demo-; ,,0B of ,ne w,UoB 9n" pol,cle" "! team which will play attaln-l a col- hardly find time to do!'"' - " , '" '-"- 7" " lection oi weaiern mar. in . nrue- wui arrivo nere Wilson Followers Back Up Administration Plan To Adopt League Old Charley Improves "Old" Charley Wong, one of the most familiar characters of Klamath Falls, is improving steadily over his condition of the past few weeks when he has been confined In the Klamath General hospital suffering from a serious illness- "Old Char ley" Is cne of the last of the old Klamath residents who saw Klam ath grow from old Linkville to ber present status. From the Fort Mr. and Mrs. Lindsey Slsemnre, prominent ranch ers of the Fort Klamath country spent the early part of the week in Klamath Falls shopping. MOKOSCO BROKK. i NEW YORK. Dec 22. (United News) Oliver Morosco. who once talked and dealt in millions and dreamed of a village In Los Angeles where pictures could be made when ever desired, admitted be was "broke" Monday as he testified as a government witness at the trial of seven who are charged with nsing the mails to defraud in connection with the sale of stock of the Mor osco holding corporation. Morosco is not a defendant. crnis con uaiuu .....w . ., . . . . . . i . w oen. noil iney r uuius ouw m . flf , u.hlrii.v Chrlstma. chore, they ar. so .y administration Into "the 'u' ' d.y helping President Coolldge drag the " . oday. stubborn irreconcilable Republican, European participation within flirting rang of the League of Nations. All of this Is registering In the isse - Ki0Wering IrreconcUables who are Within a few minutes after the '.. ,. .M, ,,.rH House spokesman had toldl ,..,. . , j . . . i I mould than petrified Vermont mar- Berried English holly. Flower Shop. Klamath l23-: White the newspapers that the government ' . of thcm is working on a method to pursue! j . ' -... . in accepting the Invitation to the ... . to be loo sure about th president league', preliminary armament con conference, ferences. Democrat, had turned In; (n resolutions In the hou.e-nd , iontor designed to help along this enter- .,... . . . I said. ' But I har my doubts pTIe- .., , ,.. . . . i whether he will be ablo to work one Kenaior rting ni lih o. ienru i resolution authorizing the president Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Gooc! Drugs xJj' Flowers Make gift for tho entire household bring cheer and joy of the yulvtide season. IN Totted jjlunts of Cycleman, Heather, Cherries and Ferns. Toinsetia Cut flowers, Hoses, Carnations, Chrysantii mums, bnap Dragons, Is'arcisus and rresias. Flowers by wire in a few hour' time anywhere Klamath Flower Shoi Open Christmas Morning to appoint representatives to any armament conference called by the League of Nations. Representative Mooro of Virginia submitted a reso. lutlon requesting the president hi I accept the league's invitation to par ! ticipate in tho preparatory commls ' slon. Democrats Gleeful. Pro-league Democrats are scarce- out." Despite this senator's confidence that the United States will not par ticipate the general imprnsslon here Is to the contrary. Buy her a practical Xmas gift at Bee Begln's Dress Shop, 12 So. 7th St. D22-24 K.XTKII TIENTSIN. LONDON, Dec. 22. M'.iltcit News) General Feng Yu Ilslang's troops hare entered Tientsin, ac cording to a dispatch from Peking ly able to restrain their gles over to the Dally Kxprexs. the shift which Is In process In the Feng's army entered the city from American foreign policy. Their! the south after cutting 'lie railway vont fear Is that lu some uaguard-j lino between Peking and Nanking. Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs a To light the noue and clean the rug In every room she wants a plug For labor saving things and fans A Home Klectrlcal she plans. Van Fleet's Serviceman Says: Hee us about I he wlrligr. Have It done right and you eliminate the chimera of a liiir wrung. Mate wiring; at reason-price. Klvlurvs tiiat xtvc ami dignify a home.. Enyoy Your Christmas Dinner at the White Pelican Hotel SPECIAL CHRISTMAS MUSIC One Dollar and a Half Cover Charge Wednesday Evening Dinner Dance Cancelled Until After the Holidays NEW YEAR'S EVE Dinner Dance Reservations Now Being Made MUSIC BY THE WHITE PELICAN ORCHESTRA Dinner from Six to Nine. . Dancing from 8:30 to 2:00 &. m. Merry Qtristmas! Fine Stationery One of the most acceptable gifts is stationci No one ever has too much of it. This year i have a wide variety of new styles, new shad! and new packages. J See the clever boxes covered with silks, cr tonnes and velvets. $10.00. VU V V I VU v ., Prices range from C5c PERFUMES AND TOILET ARTICLES Imported and domestic perfumed in all the new fine odors. Beautiful boxes with Bilken lininirs: crvstal ' sS bottles; gold and silver mounted compacts and lip i sticks. Toilet waters in infinite variety. Gift Sets, prices from $1.00 to $25.(K KODAKS This year there are several new ones. The new Vest Pocket Model B sel for $5. An ideal gift for boy or girl. 0 ther models in the various sizes rana from $6.00 to $50.00. Kodak albums from 50c up. Suggestions Our stock .of holiday goods is very complete. Space forbids more than a mention of even a few. Look over the list. Gifts suitable for all at prices you can afford to pay. Smoking Stands Bibles Toilet Seta Hair Brushes Children's Pencils Eversharp Pencils Shaving Stands Military Brushes Perfume Atomizers Bill roicia Mirrors Cigar Humidors Fountain Pens Manicure Sets Key Cases Hand Bags 1 1 Me V7 rwoocis Pterpcv KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Wtof wrieRK KA.rrricui.Aft koplk VAX FLKErB MOTOR SHOP BOB Main St. Day Phone 7U. Night "71 8 BUY THEIR DRUGS
