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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1925)
WjATH NEWS r:.- nnrrnil ll! n . . i -' ' W lllll III I lift ItL'lIiriUIIS Xlfinfir Hia I 1(111 I. II I I II i " "v,u; P1U UUiiuii Onrilhn Wednesday, Dec. 23. 5 B TOTAL ... U IS." I uif a)or farm ro- K1 ... , L iu IimI ti P rrjxirt of - . ..... L,l of turn unur. L, ill, of tho crop, of nol greatly report from by Ih. pr.llm- srtkuty announced ,1 rn crop i now "if about St PT cent j it. 'rop "' 'i"1 )"'. jrt nih'ls compared CjMt.M busbela. , nop h n '! ll.Ol.tvo bal.a. Ill f,rtii al n.sjf.sjs , ffop la I1S. accord pul Mtlmal T7 . U'H as Inn of laet M oat rrup PI por rent La f prlru of llee- m (ill prlrs lur only jm prlarlpul ll.me m a year IMS Ul. TDK L, to, wheat, hr and j,Jt,ncod. Ulnar price Claims New Saviour L "Plrllunl bl.rarrhv. IIP lllvl... uviinmiut of tba earth. Unll. olj.rr ,!,. 0llW , a coming of Christ. UiIh nrtlfv Its.. j nl anticipate word d,.,tru.olli bllt , I ' "" "' 'ram an educational Hint llm present rivlllsniioi. k. . "ving, in honor of the r..hcd on. of I . " h'' d w"rlJ '"'' mankind '!""'"a. with WoNtl-W I I MiVll.r. NKW VdllK. i,.r. of a o Dial aorl-ly, ih. "Orrtrr of ,. Hlar In lb. jia.l." h Uldly r.ld "iimwiiai. iaiilf...iaili,n "' Ira. her." t..,War of Jeans. Thr. New Vork World. In . ... ful Iwo-pago ,iry, ta , th, '"'"". rmrot f ,r. Ani, ru "'""n,i ! Thi.iip,lral Bo Vn Pays Fine r i 10 for Liquor Hml of Ihla clly Dot, Utilk tin of ISoo w trralin.d la Jullr; wiir aflrrnoon. but h. t. which, at current! Ui rla Ibal aura .r! rvlllf lo local offlrara. It kit luuia docoralpd fT k vlallwl by Dial. Omcara Mcllrld. and atfiar k l aiplaln.d, ap- liatUln no III will lo- aaHrera, and antrred m ihr via all-rd lo cm tkotch whl.kr and raal of niooDahlns. rlriy, of whlcli b. la a world preal drnl. al Ilia rwent Inl.rnallonal conl.rcnre of orrultlata al Omnrn. Holland. othrra lo follow Tlmlr anaartlon la n.m n.anklnd la aaal.tnl In hi. proir.w rom lima i tm., bf tuprrmr l-lii. who l.av. ibrough counllea. Ifo rp.rlfnc.a In agm ion.. p.r- fctd lb. human alato of nMence. LOCAL MAN SUED FOR $45,000 COMMISSION I'OHTLANII. )m. ZZ. Suit b.J been fllt-d In circuit court Iiom lo rrrov.r a commlmlon of 146,000 from J. O. (ioldthwalla. lb. Modoc I.umUr company and the V. Ilamaon Wer Uinalna company by John McOowan. Mcdowan allrxna 1hat on January 1. 19::. l-oul c. Ilalra mad. an aari.m.nt wlih (loldlhwali. lo obtain a loan of tUO.000 and Ibal tb. property owned by floldthwall. waa auha iiurnlly aold at a profit In excel of ZOO. ouo. Ilatm, o tho com plaint alatM. haa aaalancd bia claim for commlaalon to SlrXiowan. CLOSE 2 GREAT CAPITAL OUTLAY TIUNHKKH ( I.I II TOI.KtK), O.. Doc. Z!. With tho return of attorneys Oarar Smith and John McMnhon from Now. York city today, It waa underatood that a deal tor Ilia Iranafar of tho Toledo base ball franrhlM In the Anierlran aa aoclnllon to a group of local capital Ilia had virtually been contplotcd. CHICAGO, l)e. j;. (United N.wa) During tho year 1915 the rallroada of Ih. fnlted Ktutoa bar. ellh.r spool or authorltrd to bo spent approximately 2iin, 000,000 In capital Improvement In plants. Tho cipondllur climatea a four year period In whlrh more than thre. billion dollars hare been thus expended. Those facta were rcveuled when 43 railroad executives from all sec tions of tbo nation gathered hero In the meeting of the American Hall way association Monday. They were the outstanding features of discus sions la which the transportation men stressed tho prosperity keynote, told of ton new operating records set In the past twelve months and exchanged Ideaa for , the expansion h 1928 la expected lo bring. nd v,hllo proaont progress I m, iiiu . exuL-unvea were lug toward the fnluro of America'! trataaporlatlon. . iv-xr-g-?' t::Jna runnlmt al alrpluuc stu:.l o -r i.m- crolo ro.idiiuu wee prc.V.ctnl by Frank II. Alfrod, president of Ih'e I'ere Murquette rallwrv, who hfm elf baa workud am ti i ruia liiaa- porlnllon method. Alfred, assisted by 1'uul Cblpman an engineer In his Detroit laboratories, devised the concrete roadway system. The tralus would run on roller bearings, lie said, and give airplane speed plus railroad safety. "We will Just b. doing for the railways what others bave dona al ready for the hlghwa.s," Alfred aald. "When tho good roads move ment started lota of us thought gravel would be -enough. But the states went farther and made the very safest and fastest roads pos sible. That la what .1 boliere we will do with rails." MIGHT CHEWS TO CLEAR HIGHWAYS! All roada leading to Klamath Falls are to be kept open, so far aa humaa endeavor may accomplish that goal, aa long aa the local coun ty unit of the state highway depart ment remains In existence. So promised local highway offi cials yesterday. "At the present time, all of the roads are In very good shape," It waa explained. It waa added that eight crewa of maintenance workers, comprising approximately 25 men, are kept con tinually on the job. Page Flv must pay the supreme penalty for tho crime. . , The Oregon cuprcrae court today sustained the decree or Judge Dalton Biggs of the 'Malheur county circuit court sentencing Cody to bang. Cody shot Goodman August 17, 124, when the, latter attempted to arrest him for alleged horse rustling at the Kolly farm on the border be tween Malheur and' Harney counties. Ileal holly spray, on sale at Bee Begln'a Dress Shop, 129 8o. 7th St.. next to Shasta Cafe. D22-24 Bee Ilegin'a Drees evenings this week. Shop open D22-24 Sheriff Slayer to Pay Supreme Price BAI.EM. Dec. 22. (United News) Archie Cody, slayer of Austin Goodman, sheriff of Harney county. ELKS! i Christmas Dance Christmas Night ! The biggest event of the year. J Invitations At , ; Club If you ar. uncertain about th. arrangement or wording of your ad- i v.rtlaem.at don't hesitate to ask ua for auggeatloaa. Wa shall b. alad Dr. Ileum definitely stated that; to b.lo you with tb. layout and lb. preparation of tba ropy at any tlma. J. Krlsbaamurtl. bead of tb. Star Order, 'la already "overshadowed" by Ih. "world leacher," and explain, ed lb. workings of what sb. terms When In doubt -a box of Christ mas clgara always satisfies. Vnlted j Cigar Htor. D23-ZS Annual Xmas Carnival Ball at merrill community hall Novelties CHRISTMAS NIGHT Lots of Fun l 1 Before you Build or Buy Insure Complete Home Service from Electricity v Before you build or buy make sure your new , i home will have enough electrical connections for the covenicnt use of electrical appliances; that it will have modern lighting and that .' standard wiring devices are used. . h In short, make sure that the electrical wir . ing has been done by a "Check" Seal electri- " cal contractor. The "Check" Seal identifies dependable electrical contractors who will make your house a real electrical home. Also when you need electrical appliances V : - remember that it identifies reliable electrical re tailers who sell quality electrical merchandise. ' ' PACIFIC STATES ELECTRIC COMPANY Ota) rsjuiam u unui ton. sue. mi una rorrLMi. starris iiwiaks PiiUtbuton for General Electric lnlLjmm V Mr-' Befor. you build. lg1 1 I ri I TafadfuSMlf 1 1 buy or rent g.t 1eH wTBtwaaa III t "lb. KWinnl How w tTTrLCymXa? J any lxirv.l rwr.cttrf of I . I j mm. A Merry Xmas to all our friends is our sincere wish. Make it happier still by getting the Piggly Wiggly trading habit. We want you to save money on your groceries. With your help we can do it Our Candy Special Hard Mixed, lb - 18c A Good Chocolate Candy, lb --20 C Fancy Mixed Nuts, lb -----28 C Honey Comb Mixed, lb --25c A Fancy 5 Pound Box of Chocolates $1 ,90 Fancy 2'. Box Chocolates $1.00 A new line of all kind of Nuts . and Xmas Candy. Extra' fancy mixed Chocolates by the box or by the pound. Groceries Fresh Eggs, doz ..........fe Creamery Butter, lb. 52 C Nucoa, lb. 30c Tropic Nut, lb .1.....29c Sugar, cwt. $6.39 Anchor Flour, bbl. '. -$8.35 Anchor Flour, 49 lb. sack -"--$2.10 New Comb Honey, lb. 22 C Mayonnaise Dressing, large jar 45 C Stuffed Olives, large bottle --34c Cranberries, quart - -17c Get that Plum Pudding today, can -.-43 c Don't overlook our case of Fancy Cuts . of Fresh Meat "Fure Gold" Broom, $1.40 value $1.17 Stock Salt "half ground" 50 lb. sack 55c Galv. Iron Water Pail, each :. 20c Mop Stick, Side Clamp, each 25 c, S. O. Piggly Wiggly Co. 4tK and Main Streets Opposite Hall Hotel ;.'.i..il!-. . i if i ; V
