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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 21, 1926)
Wednesday, July 21, 1P2fi THF, KLAMATH NEWS Pfljre Eiffhfc Oranges Promised Chamber Commerce Lady Attendants JUSTICE HUNSAKER IS CRITICALLY ILL Mm. Ixh Smith and Margaret Stelcer, who are holding down the chamber of commerce In a "man ly fashion'' since the departure of Becretary Lynn P. Sahln on his va-1 cation, wilt soon be the recipients uf a box of golden California; oranges from II. O. Cady of I-oa Angeles. Cady was Tory Impressed with the courtesy and service ob tained in the chamber yesterday j and promised the custodians of the! Triple A broth a box of the "'Bold-' en oranges as soon aa he return ed south. Others to register yesterday In cluded A. M. Kogulln, McOloud; June Marquis. Mt. Shasta City: Iela H. l.essley. Areata: C. J. Mathews, Sunnyvale; M. R. .Mey ers, Gardens: F. A. Mathews. Fort Uragi: J. D. Jennings. San Fran cisco: Charles Homa. Klmira: Clar ence Vattson, Ventura: C. I. T. Corp., by Lou L. Bock over. San Mateo: G. Rodrlquex. San Fer nando: Alfred Mathews, Sunny- Tale: A. J. Steaihrlp, Santa Paula: Gertrude E. Jackson. Los Angeles Guy Sw. Denver, Colo.: Mr. t.. Toman." Dorris: Donald C. lledger. Stockton: John Hall. Greenville: James H. Gillam, Coronado: II. C. Weber. Los Angeles: W. E. llum- K. K. "Dob" liunaaker Is lying dangerously III, according to infor mation received from the famtly home. 335 South Fourth street, late last night, i Mr. Hunsaker, has been ill for p the past year and went to smith em California In search of health. ; Fallowing a series of major oper- 'ations and expert medical care. Hun-1 L -f rtttrn.l lit Klamnth ! eOllltty Falls and physicians had in diagnosing his strange Monday night the aged Justice be- i fan to sink rapidly and last night ; he was unconscious for many hours. ! Members of his family are at his ' bedside. Merrill Poultry Club Has Exhibit For County Fair i WOMAN SAVES LIVES ! OF THREE CHILDREN The Merrill t'ouultry club sole standard organisation of Its helpless children of kind In Klamath county, will have ! ne'ghhor from death a large exhibit of fin rnickeus I at the county fair this fall, accord ing to Frank Sexton, leader of,)f , chldrwli gorily f,,.r noon Hoys anu uins ciuo wora 111 ine j iOIUiav wno remroeu msi niKm ' difficulty '"' " " , : mi. t nis nun aim us ai-uiiii' Mrs. Thorp, who resldea on Owens reel in Mills addition, was the heroine of that c,tton of Klnin- the'ath Falls when she aared the three a next-door ! hy fire. According to Keith Ambrose, fire cn'.er. Jtrs. tnorp ncar.t ine acreama I i Of Interest to many is the an ' ncuncement received here this ;weck of the marriage of Miss Mae L. SmltH. sister of Willard Smith . ,if Crescent avenue, to O. Frank Murray, which occurred in Balboa. ' Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Murray sailed Mon day afternoon from the canal tone , for a three weeka' trip in New Or I leans. Chicago and middle western phrey. Los Angeles: Ira Free. lel-t"- ,n nsl i- clrs ur t. Ohio: Harold E. Eales. Loa Ang-1 Murray has been principal of the eles: W. Scott Jones. Brea! Edna schools in Balboa. Her husband Is P. Jones. Arroyo Grande: J. Aldrfdre. Weed: George A. Gollati. ! Mr. Murray j are uoiiik muni iu ruin iiuwitoi i In chicken ralslug among the young people of Klamath county." Sexton stated, "with the result that next yeur 1 expect to see poultry clubs established all through this d!s- trlct." The Merrill club has eight metu i hers, each of whom owns from 20 to 100 chickens, all doing well. Ad. ftnlKxo 7 i Sexton said. While a great many l JJdlUUdt V. -!,,, ,, ,rl, re r-slll- chi.-iten. I individually throughout the county ; the Merrill group, organised last I May. constitutes the only regular I club. Willard Smith's Sister Married and ran next door to find kitchen Ira a Mate, The nlno- ear old girl hud taken u pan of i gasoline from the futility nutonio 'bile to clean clothes and the pan hurst Into flames when placed too nenr the kitchen stove. .Mrs. Thorp mithered the flames with a blaiiKet. The fire a out when the . fire englim arrived. Mrs. Thorp's flrM mitne and the names of theVhtldren could not be . learned. Children's Clinic At Henley School i Set For Thursday Cascade Line to Bring Reduction In Freight Kates With the completion of tlitf l'as- cade Line of the Southern Pacific, Shasta division, rales on shipping hay and grain from Klamath Falls to major Oregon cities will ikrur a great reduction, according to an' announcement made yesterday af ternoon by J. J. Miller, district ! freight anil passenger agent. j The following rn:ea will become' effective: Klamath Kutea per 100 lias. Falls to Hay . Grain Kugeue !1 ? Albany 31 30 Salem Stt 31 ! Portland 30 34 lllllsboro 30 31 Tillamook 36 , 38 4 Mnrahfleld 30 31 For results uaa News Class Ada Indians to Face Charge Violating Prohibition Law t'y llutililnsuii and I. mile t'b.ill foue, Indian from the Klamnth res ervation, will be taken In Portland today In custody of C C. Wells, dis trict I'nlted States Marshal. I Hutchinson and Challloue are charged with destroying evidence. Including llanor, taken shortly af ter the noon hour nu July 3 at Chlloquln, and wero bound over to swnlt the iii'tlon of the grniid Jury w hich Is now In session In Portland The Indiana hnvo been Iti the Klamath county Jnll awaiting the graud Jury since July 3. SHOES REPAIRED While You Walt JACK FROST WOIIK a.OVKli FOR LKHH III Ho. Otli HI. First Door From Mala Ht. Reliable Painter F. R. OLDS 902 Klamath. Phono 192-W Kaymond Smith Is Good Natured as i Cnder the auspices of Klninath ' County Health Hoard a free clinic for litfuiits and all prc-M-hoo) child j ren will t-e held in the Henley I Pnt'C T4i- l ri n a school house 'on ThuredaT afternoon lie a oja ixio i nit ,r Pasadena: C. F. Zamloch, Oak land; A. R. Ellert. San Francisco: Louis B. Benas. Oakland: I. E. L'nger. San Francisco: J. C. Scet trlnl. Turlock; H. O. Snyder. Oakland; Thomas Rhoades. Fresno: Roth T. Carey, San Francisco: C. J. McCcr. Castle Rock. Wash.: Tyler E. Evans. Copco; C. F. Tow ell, Payette, Idaho. visited Falls last summer at Smith home. in Klamath the Willard Forest Fire Is Burning Around Number of People .urk Uayntond smith, truck driver for the Jcmes Tripp company here, lost no time in settling obligations with the law yesterday afternoon. Incur- I red by unwary parking. At 4:30 ! Smith was arrested by a city traf-1 flc officer for parking his truck 1 Teuth and his vehicle j in the Intersection of Main streets. Driving from J to &-o'clock In the afternoon. I Mothers are urged to bring their : children to this clinic as ihey will : be Informed at to any deficiencies I that muy exist and also the best I manner of remedying the same. I Proper foods far the little ones will be recommended with u view of bringing them up to a standard ot the highest efficiency. I Faith in Klamath Much Evidenced By Many Permits ; rtni Jay-drlver stunt, but I'm through talking. ; goodnaturedly. from now on ! ' he declared ' NEW THKATKK PHOMIHEII Ding section, according to re- j Krt inn 'tvi vj iuii : Interest continues in building per- Eugene. mill which give promise of putting Lieut. H. C. Miller of the forest Klamath Falls next to Portland for air patrol stationed here left Tues the July total In building circles in day afternoon for Lakevlew on re the state. jceipt of word that a number of Permits were issued yesterday! persons had been surrounded by by Lem L. Gaghagen. city clerk, to flames there and were In need of M j Ri,i. senior partner of the the following: ' assistance. i firm of Ueld Brothers, noted San W. C. Burke, ?S50 house on Bly A large area ct timber- is re-, Kranelsco architects, arrived in street. 'ported to be burning in that vlcln-1 Klamath Falls yesterday to confer , Associated Oil company. $750 fty. with Harry W. Poole on the con- warehouse and brick platform in Strenuous efforts are being made j ,tructlc-n of the new . 00.000 tbea Railroad Addition. to bring under control a blaze which j tre wnkh will soon rlc on Main Rhoda Tompkins, J1800 house on has been burning near Triangle lake llrcct. Applegate street. .since Saturday. B. A. DahWIm. t-000 house on . MACTABKKS TO IVSTI.L East Main street. Tinnvntinii Ts-iol ! LODGE IX Tlllst CITY - W. P. Storm, two houses at f600 each, on Adams street. j to a safer parking place, the offend-1. wixik.w olISKyt IKh to ir proceeded at once to the city' K AN'MM'M'Kli NOOX hall and paid his fine of 13 to I . agen. so that by 5:00; Funeral arrangements for the nrident was closed. i late Carl Victor Andrean whose "I guess enforcement ot trat.'l.- death resulted from an automobile rules must be tightening up." was ; accident on The Dalles-Cullf.irnia Smith's statement as he left the j highway Sunday evening, will not city hall. "I've been punching trucks be definitely announced until the around this city since 191! and It's ) arrival of his brother. Albin And rean. who !s enroute from bis home in San Francisco. The remains when I boasted about having sue-1 ere at the Larl n hitlock. funeral cessfully gotten by .with some little ' home, where friend may call.. I EUGENE. July !0. (Vnlted Xewst Four dangerous fires are burning in the vicinity of Lake view in southeastern Oregon and at least one of these has endanger ed the lives of Inhabitant, of the lh '" "me I ve be'B P"''1 UD by a traffic cop. There were times Deportation Trial At Toledo, Oregon Klamath Falls will soon boast an- l.akeS INeW Angle . 'dse granted a charter. F. ; M. Ahrens has recently been ap- PORTLAXD. July 30. (United pointed district manager of the Xews) First trouble In the whole- Maccabee lodge for southern Ore sale Japanese deportation affair at gon and has opened offices in Klam Tolcdo. Oregon, a year ago. was ath Falls. He will be assisted by started when a heifbreed Indian J. W. Sherwcod. state manager: boy seized a revolver from a guard J. D. Mcllwaln. district, manager who was protecting the Pacific of Oakland, and J. U. Dillon, gen- Jim Reed Bursts : Forth With Extra Charges on Drys " KANSAS CITY. Mo., July 30. (United News) For almost two wetka Senator James A. Reed had been resting quietly at his home Spruce corporation's property. Ar- eral solicitor. here without saying anything about the Anti-saloon league. Tuesday, ' however, he broke out again. He warned the league to be pre-! thur E. Marvin, Toledo contractor, testified In federad court here to day. Marvin, called by the defense In The new Iocs In the I. O. O. night. : will be instlliio-l F. hall Thursday pared to make a complete statement the suit of a Japanese against To bf financial expenditures in the ledo citizens asa result of the de present political campaign. The portatlon. told how a crowd gath warnlng was given out by the chair- ered to protest the employment of man of the special senate campaign Japanese laborers, expenditures committee in reply to "A delegation approached C. D. statement Monday by A. C. Mc-. Johnson, head of the Spruce cor- Kl'XEItAL OF MIIH. WAItK TO ' OCCUR THI ItSKAV Bride. ; Senator Reed declared that con trary to the published statement of McBride, the Anti-saloon league devoted a large part of Its work in the control of party primaries. He' asserted that the dry organization entered the primaries In an effort to control them, and feeling no obv ligation later to vote for the can-' didates nominated. I 'The various statements made by' IWcBrlde," said Iteed. "are so con-' tradlctory and in some instances so absurd that a reply seems quite un-' liecessary. ; "However, I will tay tills: the gentleman starts out with the as sertion that publication of the names of its contributors would be 'unethical' and would result In harmful effects to the family, social and business relations of the giv ers. A little later he says the league heartily approves making public all contributions for politi cal purposes. LIN KKN BACH FUN F.KA I. WILL TAKE PLACE TODAY Funeral services for the late Cheater Linkenbach will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the Earl Whitlock funeral home. Pine avenue at Sixth street. Inter ment will follow In Llnkvllle ceme tery. Friends are respectfully In vited lo 'ill tend. poratlon," he raid. "As the crowd Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the funeral services for the late Minnie May Ware to be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock from the Earl Whitlock mor- drew up Johnson marked off a line ;t nary, pine avenue at Mi'H. inter and said i: marked the division of ment will he In Llnkvil'.e cemetery. property, and told the crowd to' stay off. The crowd surged forward, ac-: cording to Marvin and L. S. Mark ham, a corporation officer, who had been deputized, drew a gun. Then a 15-year-old halfbreed Indian, "Sonny" Carson, leaped forward and Beized the revolver. Pome one hit Markham and the fight started. Marvin said. VOl MiSTKHS TO MAIU1Y djOum off - CW; G. '. Ill 5 f StoLarihantdi MCCARTHY BLDG. SEVENTH ST. KLAMATH FALLS, OR& Johnnie A. Hiehn, 18, laborer, and Kim a Lucille CartwrlRht. 15. student, were given a license to wed yesterday from the office of t lie county clerk. C. It. Ielap. Both were accompanied by their purentn who gave connent to the marriage. TOlMUSh' IX J All OX HAIIGK OF OX-SriTOKT I Karl Touloune wan given a pre 1 Mini nary hearing before JuAttro It 1 A. Km mitt, late yeitlerday after I noon to annwer charges preferred againnt him for non-nupport of hi ; children and wife. ! TouloiiAe wa unable to provide j 9 750 bond and will be held in ; definitely in the county jail to await examination In Emmitt's 1 roiiri. FERODO Brake Lining "The World's Standard for Automotive Transportation" Higji grade durability with great density; the Ferodo brake lining is manufactured from the highest grade of pure asbestos. This superior lining i3 carried by The S. & S. 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L Thrift , Thrift is taimlit ,in our ' schools; is urcd Uv our hankers and govern intiit. Von can tirsctire itbytradirifat IMrher's, at ue siv you money. Shopping News Sensational Shoe Values at Pilcher's. "Yes, you Knock-out Values for Men, Women and Children. bet.w Group No. 1 Consists of Men's Dress Shoes Brown or black, Of) calf shoes V"3 Group No. 2 Consists of Men's Work Shoes Tan or smoked $ j, 98 Group No. 3 Children's Sandals Size 7 to Big value at 98c Group No. 4 Consists of Men's Dress Shoes Black or brown 90 Group No. 5 Union Made Work Shoes All leather, composi- tto gg tion or leather soles' Group No. 6 Union Made Work Shoes All leather, composi- ttO tion or leather soles Grown Girls Misses,' Children's Footwear that give a lot of wear Slippers and Oxfords. Sunset calf, one tttrup slipper, blonde strap trim. 3 to 5 5 Vi to 8 $2.49 SVt to 11 $2.98 to $3.19 1H. to 2 -$3.49 Patent Slippers 5'. to 8 $1.85, $1.98 to $2.49 8'. to 11 $2.69 to $3.49 U'i to 2 $2.40 to $3.98 Smoked Elk Two Tone One-Strap Slipper 21. to 5 $2.25 to $2.49 5". to 8 $2.49 8 Mi to 11 $2.98 11 Mi to 2 $3.49 to $3.98 Growing Girls' Oxfords Bluck calf, three eyelet ties, A. B.. and C. width $4.90 Children's Oxfords Patent, plain, and fancy, ' perforated 8 'it to 11 $2.40 to $3.90 11 Ml $3.49 to $3.98 Two Tone Oxford Patent and smoked elk 8 Vi to 11 $2.40 to $3.90 to 2 $3.49 to $3.98 Buy and Save RAPILCHERCO INCORPORATED , (Department Stores Buy and Save 8: : .a. -s t
