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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 11, 1926)
THE KLAMATH NEWS ISSUE CHALLENGE TO LOCAL LIARS Sunday t attend the funeral of the late James Wot low. Mrs. Teter Fisher visited with Mrs. J. S. Jacobs Monday eveniug W. It. ll.wVIn Is building a new dairy barn. - lira. 1'erey liiukW was a visitor at the home of Mrs. Peter Fisher , laud runuer. who Is entiling to Tlill5. three-nille'r, has "trained, for the NKiOTI V1H I'K.ll'K, Mil be prerdcd t-y lli minting u last Thursday. adi'lplila fur the Nutloaa! A. A. V. i mile and bax defeated lliilin lu to I'AHIS. April III - i l inlo.l Newal I'aris. I rhnniplnnshlpe t furnlilird by Tack-jniit of three races. Knee turned villi Negotiations Inward Krmi.o Siil Tha malil meeting will be bald In HUSK t.llKAT HI Kit. 'son Y. Scholi, I lie New York A. C.ito be a great runner, rUhuti wrote, lah peace with Hie Hirrians will lie- OiidJiU la Afri.a. . 'who with l.loyd llalin of the II. A. "I am roiivlinvil he Is one of llie.gln in I'arki Monday. Tlia foielsu Kfforia lo uegollala aa arnilallre NEW YORK, April 10. ( Tutted A. la touring the Antipodes. world's beat ut a milo or over." I oftlie haa aiimiiimed thai Ald el' will bt the most difficult In Ills News) Some Interesting UkIiI on' Writing from Chrliloliur.'h. ... .. 1 Krlui. rebel Itlfflsu leadnr, ban, steps toward peace, II la believed the ablll'v of It. A. liow. New Zee- ' S hots reiNtrt ihnt Hose, a natural For results use News Class Adu ugnt'd lo a prura innlereiir. wlilih here. Sunday, 'April 11. 102C. 9 CHICAGO. April 10 (United fcews) "That reminds me" la the password at the forth annual con vention of the luak Walton league In aeasion here. Dtarlples of the fishermen's patron aaint unfortun ately bar not fceen issued badges this) rr and the? are constantly accoatlng each other with the ttnie fcoaored , sportsmen's stories that have become part of the league rit ual. ! X prominent statistician is re apojulkle for the statement that if all the storic told by the 1100 dele gate) to the convantlon were laid nd to end they would lie about everything from Arctic to the Ant arctic .circle. ... .... One of the. centers of interests this yev, la the dog owned by A. , F. Long of Springfield. Ohio. A1-, ways a clever game hunter, the dog ', reoently waa allowed . to smell a mushroom and returned that night with a basket full he had collected la the woods. Dog Finds Oil. Determined to fully test the ac 1 comnltahmenta, " of the mushroom bound. Long gave him a scent of crude OIL Next morning the dog waa found sitting la a field, baying loudly. Long drilled and discovered ott. .- -, , K. B. aierren of Shreveport, La.. k her entirely recovered from the aevere burns austained when his boat caught fire. Men-en, accord lac to his statement, decided to wash a red flannel ahirt, while fish ing on a lake recently. Believing the shirt was piece of liver, a cat fish, estimated at between one and six hundred pounds, seised the shirt and upset aa oil lantern in the bot ton of the craft. One of the, prominent Nimrods here this year Is Dall Deweese of Canyon City, Colo., who has epent part of each of the past 65 years banting in several parts of the vorleV, He la particularly fond of stalking the mountain sheep, hav iag bagged the ovts dalli. the oris toaet,. ovia canadensis and the ovis whatnot, from the Arctic circle to atazloo. Sheep Are Bliy. JwhUe bunting in the Royal Gorge ,ln Colorado Deweese tells bow be came across several lot the oris texlcanis at play, leaping from the top of the. 2000-foot cliff, and lighting unhurt upon their strong horns at the bottom. ."Hastily unslinging my camera," Deweese declares, "I waa preparing to snap picture, aa tha last eheep flung himself over tha brink 'of the precipice. But to my chagrin," he added, sheepishly, "the brute discov-; erad me when he was half way down j and turned back." - Robert Ames has . brought from from, Amarillo, Texas, the story of tha pet carp which he trained last year. By placing choice bits of food little farther and farther up the : river., "bank each night, he finally bad te flab coming to his back door : aacn evening. lor its supper. "But after I bad it domesticated so that It was no longer an amphl Alan," he concluded sorrowfully, "the Poor carp tell into the creek one day and was dTOwned." Wbile at work roofing an Ice house early, last winter Fred W. Beach, Hans field, Ohio, beard the bonk-, pt wild geese on a nearby pond. "Seizing my gun," he says. "I went , to the pond and discovered that 300 geese were held fast In the ice which had formed overnight. Frightened at my approach the birds attempted to fly and such was their combined lifting power that they rose, carrying the solid sheet of ice with them. "Just as they flew over my bouse," Beach continued, "I fired and the mass broke and fell through th open roof, putting the birds in perfect cold storage." - ' ' ' ' ""' ,u""'"'" " ' - ' " " l . . .... V, .... . . I aflf ptwwafssrWV I V j " (J i Over One Hundred Tracts Already Sold at i ALTAMONT AGRES SHASTA VIEW Frank Paygr has gone to Tule lake to put in a crop. $fr, and Mrs. John Haskln and oh nussell returned from Wash ington last . Sunday. They are at the home of W. R. Haskln. A. hi, Thomas, J. L. Jacobs, Peter Fisher and Rev. Mlksowsky attend ed 'lodge meeting In Klamath Falls Monday, night. , Mrs. -Elmer Newton and Mrs. HugtuRoss were, vuiitora at the W. R., Haskln place last Thursday af ternoon. it Its Ida. Rrlscoe teacher of Shasta VIe,w achool, visited with her par ang at Fort Klamath Saturday and Bnaday. frs. W.' A. Layman entertained thai Helping Hand club Wednesday. 4 largo number of Malln resl detit motored to Fort Klamath last At Altamont you 1 have all tlie advantages of city life, such as Good1 Rpa'ls Gity' hight; City Water and Telephone Service. Only a twelve-minute ride from Sixth and Main streets Eet Us Slibw You Altamont Acre and explain to yon the liberal payment plan we offer to home-makers Get your dollars working for you in ALTAMONT GARDEN ACRES The Closest-In Acre Tracts Offered in the City. You can raise all your own Vegetables, Ber ries, Flowers, etc., and have fresh milk, cream and eggs. ONLY TEN TO TWELVE MINUTES FROM 6TH AND MAIN CITY WATER, ELECTRIC LIGHTS, TELEPHONE, LOW TAXES i , One of the finest residence sections of ' Klamath Falls OUR TERMS ARE EASY , Only 20 per cent Cash, $10 per month' and 6 per cent interest. We give you a Deed and Abstract of Title when you make first payment. . . ' Come in and get one of these Choice Tracts. 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