The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 13, 1926, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 THE KLAMATH NEWS Thursday, May 13. Jjfffi Pgt TKrt OF CLARK AND TpiyjENtWhD Progressive Firm Adds Equipment and Re- decorate Ailtlln Ihnusanda of dollar world of lh ntwral nl (Input squllimrnt to their atalillahmstil i 11) North 4th alrvrt. Clara, and' Toway, undertakers, hav brought their funerul parlors up lo a alund aril said to miuol anythnlK found oulslds th larrt rltlaa of I ha slats. The parlora are he Inn open d (or limppt'iliiD from 9 a. in. to 0 p. in. and from 7 p. ni. to t p. m. up lo and Including Hunduy nlnlit. Bilk plush alumhrr nnirboi In beautiful gray color have brnn added. In addition Iho brut comiv tory tqulpmrnt, InrludlnK patent I loworlna mn.hlns and xraa carpet haa bean purchased. Bom a beauti ful examplea of the euaket maker's art are on exhibition. The parlors have been rmlei-orated In aubilurd tonea and Hunted Willi softened ef (una. A fnnilly real room hua liwin provided. Contrast An Interesting feature of ex hlblt will bo Iho rnntrnxt of old fashioned burial shrouds procured for tho purpose with present duy burial clothlue. A prof union of flowers lenda to Ibe dlujiby I. A. ToweV, of tho firm, baa been encaged In undertaking work here for the peel alx year, enter ing buaineaa hlin.elf In the belief that the alto of the city warranted .the eatablUhment of additional fii ''"neral facilities n. A. Clark. hla partner, la recently of Portlaud. There are lady aaalatanta for work Involving the care of women and children. Pnifeaalon (irowa Bpeaklng of tho profession of un dertaking. Mr. Towey remarked that It was the cuatom of tho an cient Egyptian lo alone the em balmer after hla work waa done, but that the undertaker had come lo occupy poalllon of high reaped and Influenre In thla day. Hla I the moat difficult taak of dealing . with people almost paralyied with aorrow, and of making easier for them the Uk of aaylng farewell to the loved onae lu fitting manner. SEAL MILK DROPS TOO. BIG OVERHEAD In the wuki of Iho omueruui polar expedition, newspapers are ou the lookout for romplalnta from the Kiuliiiaiiv of Intrusion Umn their rjjlhla a private ilUu-us. Kre uuenily dropiH d flags of all nulloua nlll lie condemned as tending to frighten unci acaiter their lierda of m Ilili seal. Hummer reeldinla will lake exception to the statement of (.nuitnumler llyril tbul eondltloiia In liu vlrlnlty of Hie pule remain the aunie aa when I'euiy miide lila visit In Itliiil. Attention will lie railed to re:il eittate development, and the polar chamber of commerce un doubtedly will draw attention to number of mllea of Ice graded rnada built alnro J !(. Weather dlaturbanre maV not reach the point where reindeer may come down lo warmer cllinea, but atlll a. requisition to the war de- piirtiiient for aeverul tbouaaud tin hala fiiay Indlcuto business looking up. SCHOOL CLOSING MOVE OF CAUTION "Oloiclng of Urn Central chool yiatrrday waa but a precaution again.! a powtll.'n danaeroua con dition." anld J. I. Wella. auperln tendent of public achnola laat nlghl. 'Clashes In Central achnol were dlambtaed when Dr. (1. H. Nowaom county health officer, found Krwln llolllater, 18, aon of Mlto JlollUtcr, achool Janitor, suffering; from a ntrango nialiuly. Fearing Iho dls uaao might lie Infuclloua llio action waa taken. "Aa noun aa a fnrorulilo report l received achool will ro-open," Mated Wella. "We will probably reqnea the children to return Krlday worn lug." Stutz Line Is Taken By K. R.U. (iarageCompany following negoliallnoe with Kred liiirhln. assistant munuger of he 'ulled Molor company of Port- and, who haa been lu town the laat few daya, the It. It. R. garage aa decided to take over the Htuta agency In addition to the Naili and Inklnliil ageuclea. It waa announced by Itay Auileraon for the firm yea- erday. The eontrael entered Into jiut necenaurlly permanent, hut III depend upon Iho demand lhat evelopa for Ible clua of car, he aled. Leaving here on Friday or Bui- rday of thla woek. Hoy 1-al'ralrlc. Kay Andereon and another yet not determined will ride with (lenrge Hrane to Portland, where they will leiure three cara and return with them Monday or Tueaday. Hondaorim Cam One of the rare will be a Btuti rougham, to be uaed aa a dem- instrator. Ureal Interest haa been irouaed In the titutx thla year, on account of radical changea in dea- gn, and It la expected that the car will attract considerable attention ere. Another of the cara will be Naab two-door aedan. The third of the ran might nl- CHILOQUIN "A Pair of Blxoa." given by the Henley High achool for the Com munity club Monday nlghl drew n large crowd, with tlio remit thai quite g tidy aum mas renllied frum the combined tlfket and candy aale. Tho proeeeda go to awell the coffers of tho building fund. A beautiful wool comforter, which bad previ ously been raffled off waa exhibited and the winning number drawn. C. A. Nowman held the number, and the quilt la now In hla possession. John Danlela haa taken a long term leaao on the building recently vacated by Hell's olectrlc hop. The eparo will be occupied by a card room and pool hull. Charlo, Hogue of the Zellerhach Paper company called on Chlloquln trade Saturday. The foundation, floor and front aldewalk of the Electric Bakery building are now being completed. H. O. Wolff, proprietor, expocte to move In by June 15. The building la of brick, with two etore apncea and a four-room apartment In the rear. The bakery will occupy one atore. but tho other la not yet rent ed. although Wolff haa had numor- nua tnoulrlea. H. F. W. Bpllvor of Medford has been filling tho place of pharmact at the Ploncor drug "tore during tho abaenco of George Cunning. Ford aaloa aro expected to In crease hero with tho complotlon of the new nalstcer Ford building, which la going up opposlto the navla furniture atore. Tho build ing will bo 60x100 feet, and will coat 17.600. Ivan Smith of Klam ath Falls l the architect. O. n Olson has hla new homo well under wuy. Men were buey last woek Inylng tho foundation. Tho house will bo four rooms, plas tered, and modern In every way. C. A. Newman recently purchased a large lot from Klmor Tucker, and will have carpontors at work this woek erecting a bungalow home. Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter West, sons Walter and Hilly; nnd Jimmy Barnes of Klamath Folia spent Sunday with - Mr. and Mra. Paul Evans. Kred Potter waa transferred Inst week from the Shell Oil company's plr.nt n Klamath Falls to tho local . depot. SON VIEW OLD FOLKS STEP ON CHICAGO. May 12. (United News) Alien II. Plnorn, who waa boat man nt his fnlhera second wedding nt Alton, III., two years ago, camo to Chicago Wednesday nd acted as best man at hie mother'a third wedding when she became the brido of Coorgo 8. Downa, DAILY TRAIN EACH WAY NATRON PLAN A local passenger (rain each day between Klamath Falls and Portland via the new cut-off will be put on early In August, according lo the present pinna of the Southern Pac ific. The train will leuvo Klamath f'nlla each morning and urrlve In Portland In the evening.. The aouth bnuud I rain mnklng the aame day run. Through trains on eolith will not be routed through Klamath Falls until the Orasa Lake-Diets line la completed an,: also the terminal yard fariliilea are established In Klamath Falls. COTTAGE GOES UP IN MODERN STYLE A cottage that will be very cred liable is being erected by Ivsn A Smith for J. A. Maddox of Crescent avenue. Of doubter frame exterior, the eoltnke will contain five rooma and bath. The Interior will be plnslered. with hardwood floors. A fireplace, tiled with brick, la prorld ed in the living room. Tho baae men! will houne a garago. A large chimney will add Interest to the ex torlnr. It bolng decorated with wrought iron and a brick medal' Hon, and having chimney pots. PATTERSON of Eola Polk County Republican Candidate for " , GOVERNOR Reduce taxes by reducing cost of (lovornmont. Place penitentiary under Donrd o Control. Make Hoard of Control the Parole Hoard: fewer pardons. Enforcement of Prohibition by of ficials who believe In enforcing the law, Hniten construction of Rooaovelt Htahwuy. Adequnto provision for retlrln bonds, lasiio no tax free bond Flah and Camo Commission func tlnn for people nnd not as politl cal machines. Pluy fair with ex-acrvico men. Maintain high standard of public schools and Institutions of high er'learnlng. I do not bellevo In taking any poll. Ileal power from the Individual voter. No discount on the taxpayer's dol lar. (Paid Advertisement) OBITUARY WKD MOHI.KV Tue funeral eervlcee for the late Fred Murley who passed away Hun day afternoon, will tie held today Thursday) at :So p. m. at the Earl Whlllork Funeral Hume, Pine atreet at tll. Ilev. T. U. Varnea will officiate. Interment will be made In Ibe Llnkvllle cemetery. Mr. Morley Is survived by two slaters, Mra, Mary Haskell of Port ervllle, Calif., and Mra. Hetty Beak ler of Humeaton. Iowa, and one brother, John V. Murley of Los Angeles. Calif. - Mrs. Haskell ar rived In Klamath Falls Tuesday evening, and the brother reached hero Wednesday night. I most be aald to be the most Ira p6rtant of Iho three, according to I Hoy I.sPrarle. It la a wrecking car I being' built on a (l.M.C. chassis by Weiitwortlt and Irwin, (l.M.C. dis tributors at Portland. Thla car la equipped with a power crane which la guaranteed to handle any pos sible type of wreck along (he road, and la equipped with all that la necessary to make It a thoroughly efficient wrecking car. According to the purchaaera. It la the first specially designed and constructed wrecking car to be brought Into thbe vlrlnlty, and Is much needed. Yellow Bus Is ; Shown Here As Street Carrier John L. Behetky, repraaentatlve of the Yellow Truck and Coach Manufacturing company of Chicago, and of Wentwortb and Irwin of Portland, waa In town Monday with a demonstrator of the Yellow Omni hua type. This Is the type of atreet car ' bua which Calvin Cle ments, taxlcab operator, expect to opreate In the city If granted a franchise by the city council. Two such franchises are now under con sideration by the council, Ihe other being aaked by Otto Lorenx. The Yellow Omnibue type carries 1 passenger. It haa a alx-cylinder motor developing 68 horsepower, acting through four speeda forward, direct drive being bad on fourth apeed. It la aald to be capable of .60 mllea an hour. Braking pow er la supplied by hydraulic brakes operating on four wheels, with an emergency operating on the rear wheels. Body construction la large ly of wood, with ateel panel rein forcing. The weight of the car la eloae to 8400 pounds, and the cost delivered I IS700. . The Crews franchise application calls for aervire from alx o'clock In the morning until one o'clock at Bight. The Yellow Coach cara are aald to fee need In a number of large cities, including Los Angeles, Chicago, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Nw Tork. They are manufac tured by the same company which make the Yellow cab. - M Otar FiaeO Assortment of Picture Frimef. 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