The Klamath news., December 24, 1925, Image 3

VMATUilEWS.
fFORCES
ffAOUF IDEA
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LbM turn -
V tt Moi'm n'
problm
iw. (Vnli.d
Lm ih reluctant lr
r,loM by ba,r
Llrfl. Clnmtty baa r( h-
... . dl.cu"lo (bout
til" -
L rmmnnnt limits-
L,j njr in """
Liililc would rather
. ii hiil aa foul-
L dlrmlnl ilier waa
i. but im oragaeu
jilkt bp ' wrimtllfi
Irftlepmeut to watch
.hi in the pii'llnilnnrir
ipttlit n( Which, Will
uoiram ot llm conum-
btnace cannot he nub-
y lb I'nMril HI Htm
W till bur MlUflnd
U II ul rmyiiry ror
x lettuc preliminary
tt i ho n.vn t lino
Ui of i general nn-
i the .Vi i unferenr.
ii i Hi ikcptlc,
tn.d
i W c J n l mi not
folnf lulu lm pr-
Lrfiu. but "'I Senator
llWfhe flr.t time In hi"
to mm nu. Hut
Uu of the whiilo bael-
;m It nnw Mil rimer-
Lf font, rrlna.
fronfcrrlng with other
m II program of in
a""! upon," liorah
ntta Hiium conference
"It (III depend entire-
t: Ike agenda I in rtio
trw I thall favor ill.
vltmice.
npta U haned along
tl nrtalnly would not
mrat conference. Hut
ntnl agenda ran b
kiatkil may co-opr-
at tax a mild hnp that
ifi agreed upon, but
tWartalmy. Ma far
f -t European nation.
fMfercnr to advance
Ullted In th Ijocarno
ii tould have not hi nK
r Br-cutladnna r-
h u ttrli tly European
nrten or land dl-
d alo aa Kuroue'a
doulita If Kurope
f" toward dlanrmanient
w ! Mo.lc in problem
1 of auTli-t nula.
ii j i rt m -
Male schools Lead MO nincrT iinnni
Oregon Investmenls'l NMLli HLIIlO;
Tiinrwlay, Wc. j yJ2r,
HA1.KM. Ii,..,. u . .,,, ,,UU1.
tliB if all .tat, properties ,lu.
aim f I'iihIi aigrugatea IIS, 2.
. Brcnrdliig to a rnporl i-uihmIM
by Urn atata b.xrd i.f i-niilrol
Ainmta amnn l la lir.,r ,u,mu
Orvun Aiirlrultural rollnio J .
u,ri(i. '
I'nlvarally (if Orraon. IJIC.1
101. Orrion Ktatn buipltal. II CO
ITS. Kaalnrn Orfi.n cnta hanpltal
(I'rndlritiinl tlMSMI.
rapllnl and aiiprnma rnitrl liulld-
ln. tm.m.
rmllrntlary, K.9r.o.
TO HOLD COMMUNION
ON CHRISTMAS EVE
(In Chrlatmaa et. a! 11:30. holy
rtniinunlnn airrlro will hn s.n
ductod In tlio rhatnbur of rommona
y nn. j. iinnry TlimniM, factor
of Ml. I'miTa Kplx-opal church, ar-
rordlna to an onnounr.'inolit made
yoalrriUy.
Tlio r initnunlon arrlira will he
Miniplt'.l ahnrtlr after nildnlh.
Arrordlnt to fli-y. Thi mm tn.
lima during Ilia ronilnx mulllll or
until thB dedication of tb now
boun ot wornhlp will bo held on
Kunduy alirrnnon at 3:00 o'clock
In Ilia rlioiiilipr tt oominrrca.
Weed Liquor Raids
btart tontroversy
FOR HUGE FRANK :.
E
N'KW VOKK, l).c. 3.-rr.nk A
lun.y. Iha nawapap., pl,.h....
lio ,1lc, hura Tuwday, f,
direct hclra lo Ih. fortun. iHitlmatui
at JU.OOO.OUO. Mun.fy. who wa
" ira old n,B k ,lirM(1
liiiainiK, with 140 which na bad
horrowad.
John H Jo or Bt. Ivter.
bur. Kla.. a aialrr. aa ih. oul
clow rxlatlvo of tha lat p.il.llhr
of tlio H.iti and xhr Now York T...' .
t'am. li t oniy tihr llv.'nn ri'.s
Una ars threw cminlnn. chlldnn
of hl mothnr'a hrothor. Thy ur
Haum-. Alfred Hopklna of N-
York; Mra. lloU-n llopklna llua
loon of liiimforj r'alla. Malna; and
Mlaa Murthn II. Ilook'ni: who iVmch.
e a hlKh achiul t!aa la Portland.
Elks Will Call Off
Next Two Meetings
Pcrm!Mlon la omit two m-ilnK
on tholr raRular raltindar tho ono
to bara bmn hold tonlitht and b
ono to bar born held Now Yoar'a
a haa bo-'n racwlrod by th Klam
ath rail. Indue of Klka.
Th announramont waa nd by
rharlwa K. Currln, nailed rulor,
who racwlri-d word from Hon H.
KUhor. dlatrlrt deputy grand rulor.
Tha next mooting la o ba bold
Thuraday, January ' 7. It waa an-notinrvd.
.Mra. Krcdcrlilc llopklm. widow
of a fourth roualii. Uvea In New
York.
Mummy aurcurahed to porltonltii
which folio oil an operation for
acute appendlcltla. Juit recently he
had atlanded Whit Houj dinner.
AN FKANCIM- (i. ii..
i altermath to prohibition ralda I
-i ".Hia. t.allf., aeveral weeka ago,
'ollce Captain Cbarl. Ooff, and
"nry W. Haa.. .ij, who
nad a report lo Waahtngton on
ho affair, clashed In ht dlaputa
her Tueaday.
"What did you lay 1 helped th
Ku Klnx Klan for! ' Corf wanted to
know.
Tha polic official, who formerly
headed prohibition foroea In M.
dlatrlct. aald later thai k. i..a i... I
federal duty befor the Weed raida,
and emphaaited a denial of any
connection with th klan.
Tho lie, report cm th Htaklyou
country ralda Intimate that klan
memhtr bad a large part in the
enforcement drive. It a'so con
taliu affldurlt ahowlng that Ooff
waa advlaed by the me mix-re of
numeroua liquor law Tlolatlona In
their territory.
ll. denied Intention of linking
Goff with the klan.
NAVY BLAMELESS
IN AIR DISASTER
WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. A rr
dlct nbaolTlng the navy department
cf all blamo ior the Shenandoah
dlaaater la expected to be return
ed by the apeclal . naval Inquiry
court before the flrt of th year.
After an investigation extend
ing over a period ot three and one
half monthi, th naval court eloa
ed lt( hearing Tueaday, following
an eloquent plea for a finding ot
"Inevitable-accident," by Command
er E. C. Roaendabl, aenlor aurvlv
Ing officer. , '
Roaendahl, the only "interested
party" to apeak, reviewed the aen
aationul chargea of guilt that bad
been made before the court, and
with a tew worda dlamisaed them
aa "unfounded and unimportant."
The court then adjourned to del
iberate on finding. Admiral Hilary
P. Jonea, prealdent of th board,
lie Ilegln't Dree Shop open
evening Inn week. U22-24
When In doubt a box of Chrlat
maa cigar always aatiafiex. UnHed
Cigar Store. D23-25
announced that a report probably
would be delivered t h.
advocate ' Ai.r.i'. ... .
... s viuca, ana xo
Secretary of Navy Wilbur before
January I.
Rotendahl' conclualon that "the
Pge TRrM
dlaaater could not have been avert-'
ed, and that it tu an "Inavttable'
accident," waa In line with th at-'
titad which those connected with
th court bar taken throughout
th aenaatlonal Inquiry,'
GET YOUR GUNS AND SHELLS HERElj
J " A D. LAMBERT, Prop! '
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III
C'.ilTAIN IthTt RNH
Harry K, r.Mjrlna. captain in the
Infantry reaerve ha uat returned
from two weeka tour of active
raining with lb Seventh United
State Infantry of Vancouver bar-;
racka In Waahlngton.
Ten rraerre officer from differ
ent polnta In Oregon were aaalgned
to actlVA aorvlre for the period.
They wor aiulgned with tho regu
lar army unit, and functioned aa a
regular officer for the training per
iod, according to . Dobhlna.
I .1VMII 4J VKAIW
WICHITA. Kn.. Hoc. 23. A can
of pear, r.-nned 43 year ').
will be e,rved at the Chrlatmaa din
ner of tha Malllrntt family here.
The prara were canned In Ohio In
Ism by Mra. M!llmt who waa a
girl then and grandmother
no. She brought the peara to
Kanaa, when the family emigrated
from Ohio and placed them In
cellar, where they wer forgotten
until found Wednesday.
ItKIIKIJi ItKTHKATINfl
LONDON, Doe. 23. Gonoral Li
Chin I. In la retreating aoulhward
from Tlentiiln before the fury of
General Krng Yd llatung'a attack,
according to dlapntch from
Peking to th Dally Kxpren.
LI preaumably la falling back on
Shantung.
GLASSES
Brighter Vision
Clean vision enables a
pcrnon to do much better
work than when the eyes
are laboring under a
strain.
Good vlalon ta annured every
optical patient that come to
u for aye help.
.Wo have) ...helped hun-'
dreds of your neighbors
and friends and can help
you.
DR. GOBLE
70V Main .
We grind the glaase In our
own factory lo ult each In
dividual requlremont.
Repair Quick Service
w Your Christmas Shoppiiig-j,
In Our Store of Useful Gifts
You Can't Go Wrong in Following
i" '
These Suggestions
For Men
Useful tools for Homo
Shop or, Auto
Guns
Fishing Tackle
Fishing Rods and Baskets
Lunch Kits
Thermos Bottles
Thermos Jars
Smoking Sets
rcndleton Robes
For Women
Silverware
Glassware .
Cutlery
Casseroles
Percolators
Dishes
Pottery
Electnc Appliances
Console Sets
Vases
Sleds
For Children
Skates Wagons Scooters ,
Knives
ForThellome
Radio Sets Vacuum Sweepers Electric Washers
BALDWIN
HARDWARE CO. 1
The "Winchester" Store.
Phone 261
Gifts from Underwood's
,- .'
Assortments Are Still Very Complete
We have prepared carefully and generously for your Christmas pleasure. We have a wide assort
ment of practical beautiful and useful gifts at price s to suit every purse.
Our store is in holiday attire and we invite you to come in and "look around" whether you buy
or not
Fine Stationery and Gift Boxes
Crane's Linen Lawn and Highland Linen need no "Boosting:. 1
Their high quality and beautiful finish appeal to every person of
discrimination. Put up in tasteful gift boxes, from 60c to ?2.00.
Some larger cabinets from $2.50 to $5.00. '
1
CRATER LAKE PICTURES
We pride ourselves upon the variety and beauty of our pictures
of Crater Lake. Owing to the immense number that we sell we
are able to make a price that competitors cannot touch.
Just think-t five by seven picture of Crater Lake, in colors and
beautifully framed for only
ONE DOLLAR
These pictures are easily wrapped for mailing and
make ideal gifts for friends far away as well as home
folks. '
The celebrated panoram, made by Duncan a number of years ago,
the only good picture ever made that shows practically the entire
lake, is now obtainable in colors, kr.r.dsomety framed, from $3.75
to $10.00. -
Kodaks
Kodak Albums
Ash Trays
Smoking Stands
Perfume Atomizers
Checker Boards -Bibles
Bill Folds :
Books .
Fancy Candles
Card Cases
Cribbage Boards
Hand Bags ;
Dominoes '
Toilet Sets
Saylor's Chocolates
Electric Curling Iron
Ivory Toilet Articles
Incense Burners
Fine Stationery
Infant Sets ,
Jewel Buses .
Rubber Aprons
Mirrors , .
Desk Sets
Toilet Waters
Cigarette Cases
Playing Cards
Key Cases
Hair Brushes
Shaving Mugs
Face Powders
Perfume Bottles
Console Sets
Harmonicas
Photo Frames ,
Mah Jongg Sets
Framed Mottoes
Perfumes
Book Ends
Military Brushes
Shaving Stands
Vacuum Bottles ,
Nut Bowls
Bud Vases . -Hair
Brushes
Candle Sticks
Brief Cases .
Paper Cutters
Alarm Clocks
"Vanity Boxes
Compacts
Fountain Pens
i Drawing Outfits
Ever Sharp Pencils
Nail Files .
Buffers
Children's Books
Lunch Kits
Tourist Cases
Writing Cases
Ingersoll Watches
Manicure Sets
Bath Salts
Cigar Humidors'
Poker Chips'
Safety Razors";. .
Shaving Brushes
Crater Lake Pictures
Powder Puffs ...
Fine Candies
Desk Clocks
Collar Boxes .
Gift Books
Letter Seals .
Christmas Cards
Kodaks
ilit
A Camera is a gift that is remem
bered as often as it is used. Give the
youngster a camera in the favored
box style, which costs so little and
operates so easily. Bigger cameras
for others. Best cameras in the
country, all sizes and at lowest prices.
The Brownies box style,, range in
price from $2.00 to $5.00. Take ex
cellent pictures, and as a gift is hard
to beat. A source of pleasure and ed
ucation. ' . . .
Kodaks The folding models, from
$5.00 up. We are agents for the
Eastman Kodak, and have a full line
ready for inspection.
Books
A beautiful assortment of gift books
in pretty bindings. 1 Classics,' Robert 1
Service Books, "As a Man Think
eth," "The Greatest Thing in the
World," and many others. Prices
from 75 cents up. Hundreds of books
of fiction by the best authors, $1.00
each. ' ' .
Bjbles and Testaments, all styles of
paper and bindings.
Vanity Boxes
We still have a good selection of van
ity cases and handbags, in various
styles of leather. Prices to suit every
purse, $3.50 to $20.00. ,
nnrjerwooffs PftariM
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON mf"
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Open Evenings 'Till
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