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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1927)
TTTE KLAMATH NEWS Thursday, January 13, 1927. Page THreg Rescue Ships Arc Caught on Rocks NKWI'OIIT, l(. I., Jan. 13, (U.N.) Two rnrui hlj whir h wtiut In I ho rem m, of lh rnlKliiir f'ouihum, Mtrnndod oil H U'tXna hi Niiiriiiiiin wit tm y , vtvm I ! -d v u I liu n me fork Wcdnoiulity night nn u it wo mi of utinll "en I hnitin" hnulrd nwtiy in mi thum free. Tho 1,-41 from tho naval tnrndo aim lun nlo went uKruuud, hut wb ulmiHtuciitly nNoHtml. Nona of the l: imtii on tho Iom hnm lit roiiHldered In dimiter. Thine , ! n alight hole In ihn khlp'ii hull. Tho thro MiIum, rnrrylnic a total of in men, wi'tu uii tint rm k In mi unmirceiHful uttemnt tit freo lh I'omhniu. Thn triple aci'ldetil oertir rml during hivy nwHI Uu4 but tend thn rri.fl rontlnummly. Oregon Asks U. S. Part Income Tax HALKM. Jaii. 12. iV.X Ave- niir of relief from (he hurdnn orj dtrrrt lux were on thl by thn (r- Kim IfjtlHlutura WtMlmiHiluy with ihej Introduction of a mmuorial lo conn- j ria MHltuiK rei.iin.liui of a purl of ttii fulcra I luruino UM mid thn ; iliirouuruoii oi a ttmie income iax bill. Ilnlh meurturea wer prwni ed to tho ennle. Tin prnooRul provide I tint tho federal government remit a portion of 111 la xv it cnllttu In proportion to tho ruiii rollerted In vnrlouH Htiiieii, wan Intriwliiced hy Sunn tor Hull. Alttinihrn ' lit mil. J io t' nwed nf rUdf anx. III mt nio.:tl d rlnri'ii flint "a tux plurt-d o:i tlHwo moNt Atili to "tf would result In ft dovreuied direct property lux." LOEB AND LEOPOLD ENJOY BEING IN COURT Happy Hour dub will enjoy on of the mint interesting martlet of (he year when - the -lll gstbar with Ihclr huahamU " uel at ibo Jioma it Mr. and Mra. Ueorxa llum- l phrey bit I'lne atrt. Durlna the n-nlnc Hy of the mi-nibera will the tearhcra and heada of depart-! uanU unwell 1 tbo daac to be held In Klamath Kalla American IIClon hall, oa January 22. An Douncument of the dance wa maclv tbo earl part of tb week and a :ordial Invitation la lent out to Tsammmmmmmm "Dozen Sold Christmas. ctlel ralA Jhelr .weddhig annlveraar-1 purnntn of atudenta. A social hour lea. f ' ' '' will bo enjoyed from 8 o'clock until I , S o clock and from V o clock until I Meoiliiir failed -. An Intereatfnr ! after 11 o'clock danclnt; will be en- ' meetlnc la caljad for thia afternoon In the chamber of commerce rooma by Mr. .Horace DrldKet'ird, prenl '. lie.nt of the golf auxiliary of the llenmea (iolf and Country club. Af- joyed with mulc alxncd by Weber'i orcbeatra. l-ayra for Kab-m Mrs. Dclrell, mother of Mra. t'. fl. t'urrin, who has spent the past year at the i fairs' for the comlnK winter mcmbs a well an early spring, will be dla-! Currln residence of Pacific Ter l.enaacd and plana for a dance to race, left early thia week for Salem take placo soon will oe maoe. ea-, wnere sue win tisii wnn irienas Nnllinii 1', I.ropdid, Jr. nml Iticlmnl f.mh nf Chicnpo, nerving life icntcnee in the Illinois state pcnltrnlmrj for tho inurtlcr nf Unlihy rrnnkx, fnjoy a brief respite from prison life by apprnrinu in court At Joliet, III., at ilrfrndrtnt in n fliHMKJO l,nn;ic unit brought by Clmrlea IU-atn, (jhiean hixi drivr, llrln(( tJie vouna onn mntilatt-d him. I.frivold Is nn the left, in th photo, snapped in cuott. CHTY BRIEFS Mexico Objecting To lilitary News ;;; for the Klumath Fa I la banking es tablishment. IterttreiM fit.m (iHnitbn Mra. E. C. I'hillpMrn of 311 Ilanklus Ktrent. Ih ranldlv' rpmrrln frnm from Tiicunia. WnsMnRton. where . ,i, , fc,..i, .fc II. K. WaltenkurK nml .Mr. Wilbur rim vl-lied fur Ihe iat all months. ,n,,.,i . ,h wi.,h v-i Ix-aio for .Nt.rtli. Mr. utnl Mri. Kl. HASO, 1'nlea the None, are l.-ivlna early thia morn-, to make her home with her sister. .y ho.,pitul ar.or,llB to her phy llix for Portland, where Mrs. Wat-!. Mrs. C. K. Jay. Mrs. (iallaBhcr Is Hti,. iiburn anil Mrs. Jones will attend : the mother of Mrs. ln Smith. stale heard ineetlnK of Iiauieh-, ( Anneji tlalhiKlu r. I who is now re- Vram Merrill Ml., viri.m nr. r nuinwru. jiiv IS r(.l,l .A1.H Win frpfl Off elH .nil i T. in.. l ii'vi "'" American Iterolutlon. to slilinK In S.in K ,'. Vmo lo.i after be lu'1'1 '" ," ' "' "l,rur' '" ''"Tt-' leavlnx till, week r ' " ' ",, alurday. Mrs. Watlenburi? where he has bee k for Hanta Kosai.Mrs. U:t Brown, all of Merrill, noon pnpor hero, ajtrees not to prim , . " ., " irannierre.i cy spent yevterday afterncon shopping now. Item, liven out at revolution ' i, T" .,"",.",'",. T u-,...'" i ' '"i?"" .h'r W"h h"-" h ! ' KlaI"'"" .-(. i.ii.u.iiiMi ii.r so many yenrs mm uih lull and In the slate. i in Klumath Kails. and relatives for several weeks. ' IMurns Boutb Miss Hazel Mor rison, who Is attending: a religious school In Berkeley, California re turned to her studies yesterday after being called "to Klamath Falls by the Illness of her mother Just be fore the holidays. Her parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Morrison, are leaving within a short time for Astoria where they will make their Health Officer Dr. (1. 8. Newsom. home. They have many friends and Ihe health nurse. Miss Hazel ! here who regret their departure for II. McClelland yesterday as prev- j tho north. entfon against Infectious diseases, j A previous visit had been made to ' Mrs. IH--Lap III Friends of Mra. Merrill where a large - number of Chester DeLap, who has been ill for students and teachers submitted to some, time at the family residence the vaccination. It la the intention ! suffering from rehumatism, will be of the health office to continue the sorry to learn Jjhat she is but little work throughout tbo county. pec!iit!y urged to attend are all committee members and chairmen. rourt Meets An informal day was spent in the county court Tftoms when the county judge and commissioners heard corapialnta from various persons. VacdnaN Many Mora than 35 students and teachers of the Henley j school were vaccinated by County $99 Complete Celebrated 5-Tube Stewart Warner Set, including Aer ial Material, Speaker, "A" and "B" Batteries, . etc. Small extra ..charge for poles. - , ( Terms: 1-3 Down, balance $11.33 Monthly. SEE THIS SET Nearly a hundred in Klamath . Earl Shepherd Co. Piano, Radios, Victrolaa 50 Main St Phone 282 improved and is still suffering sev-ir?' ere pain. From Kcno Doug Puckett was: here from Keno for a few hours yesterday afternoon on business. I At Merrill Miss Hazel McClel land, health nurse, spent yesterday in Merrill on business for the office. She later visited the Mt. I.akl coun try where she arranged for a vi3it of the health officer and nurse f or In Crescent Country County the purpose of vaccinating the 1 School Superintendent Fred, R. Pet studenls of ML Laki school and the erson is spending the early part of teachers. the week In Crescent country look s' : tng Into school matters there. He j Schedule Dance Of Interest to will return in time for the 1 o'clock i every boy and. girl attending high I school board meeting of the countyiN school In Klamath county, and to body. - - " Howard R. Perrin Designs and Plans INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS 200 Bopka BI6. Phone SSO-J hradittirtrra it reporter will hu furhlddi'O to gut her nWB In M Xtro. Thli ultlmntum w delivered to tho l'ont today hy tho Mfxiinu mili tary AUlhorKlt'ss, T. K. tthurp, editor of (ho Tout replied to tho that hlii pAper would not aupprt'M nuwi own iluiUKh hla ruporiura bo barred. HUMOR AND MYSTERY IN "MAN UPSTAIRS" Return, rn'in liny. lr. and Mrs. Teni her III Mrs. Violet II. J. Kea have returned to Klam-1 Lnuchtln. teacher of tbo Fremont alh rails front ban hranctaco, where . rcliool. was 111 yesterday and un Mexican officials' ,h"y ,h" "-,'k : aKIo to attend her duties. Mrs. I MIm Ijim.il III Miss Helga Lar j son. who residew in the McCarthy Mc-. apartments, is ill at her home suf fering from an .attack of flu. She; Is a teacher in Fremont school. They were acruninanied by their Harry Ackley substituted. Ruiviiur. Tot-MIks Charlotte!! children on the svutheru trip. j HucsIiir, duubter of Mr. and Mrs. I , i Major OiK-ratioii Mrs. K. A. j August Diieslng. was able to sit ..-w .i.-nin r. lu.'iui.rrn ni ( .iUJta,.y, w Uo subulltteil to a inajori"1' u iime yesLeruay. IHC., ivismutn coiiniy ciiaiuner oi cont-j nperal ion ill the Klamath Valley,11'11 ,n several weeKs. ai tnerce. nrrordlug to the bulletin , liuxuK ul the earlv nart of the week. nrr Physician. For some board ycitenlav. Include J. s. MIIIh A Hon, aud Fife & Anilcke, Includ The Ingredients that go Into thalng It. H. Ainlcke and tseorge Fife making of a good mystery story must contain all the elements of true life, of course, certain lltmr tles run bo tuketi to enhance the story, but the fundamentals must ring sound, and thnt is Just the thing that makes "The Man I p stalrs." Monte lllue's latest starring vehicle the real thriller that It is. In the first place it was written by a man who knows Just what uuie io sil n resterday. the j g according tO; me time Miss 1 ?d in serious I rennri.-ii (mnr,,v..rt v,it..r. , iiticiing ws considered day by bur physician. Icondltion as kbe result of majori ! operation and complications, llei j This Is the elglith nienibershlp is- ,-iuriii! frm South Mr mill1"- iH rceived huppily bv her surd since Ihe first of the year. ' l..iuls K. Porter and two sons, i friends. " " Warren nnd Ixiuls. Junior, have rc-j ' " i Fair, lew I. T. A. . Members of,,llrno, , Klamalh Fails, arriving I .. MM"'r 1 '"r R'v. A. Ihe Parent-Teacher assoclntlon of : the rlv tmrl i,f lh .k trnm I h l"1n'I" "f the llaptlst church. SPECIAL the Falrvlew scluml. will meet Krl-; OakUinrt. California aud otu,ri vesterdnv submitted to h major,! day at .1 o'clock in tho auditorium j southern cities where ihey have i "pcra""n for '.hc r,,nloval f aP- for a most Interesting gathering. , ., lUo ,,.,. WMk vsUing friPnd. '. , ' , .aniain nucy noB. Hon Fisher h;ts consenied to dlscusi ; Amerl.nnlzatlon. lie Is well filled j , ,.,, , s.nllle--I.ula K Por for this subject, us he bus under-j,,., .., kn(,.. Klamath Falls enn. creates mystery, ills story "Seven, taken the Ainerlianlxailon daises : trn(. lor. was calKd to Seattle the early part of the week. Bhortly af- as one of the premiers of mystery. past w inter. Proper display of the , lpr 'nrrv,1(. frnm tnB sol,t, anu rno .Man I paiaira is anoiner , nag win oe given uy airs, v mines ; won, WB11 rw.,v(j lhnt hit fthor like It. rnce. nag r.aimc. oy siuuenis .., , j pl)r,,.r Wlla H,.rlollHiy ,n. Tnu Karl Dorr lllggera Is an old time , the second grade: Americans creed. : ,,,,,, B,,n,u.,m,n , s6 v,,llrs )U1 ttnd newspaper man who knows how to, third and fourth grades: (ienrgo , u rc,,ovt,ry l3 v,,rv ,i',tfU weave a truly dramatic story. He Washington exercises by Jack j ' has the senso of proportion of Vaughn; lllg I'm-le Sam. Jimmy Iteiuriis from ll.isi.li,.! c n knowing Just how long to hold the Madman: Little l'ncle Sam. Kverei t corpenlng. who resides neur Shlp- pltal early yesterday morning. Rev. Mmincns . sulfored aj) attack on Tuesday which became so acute that be was rusbed lo the hospital and the operation performed yes terday. His many friends and mem- . bers of the congregation will be happy to learn that he is recover-! ing rfs well as may be expected . ; Happy Hour f'luli Members of suspense and when to Inject new angles to carry out his ideas. The plot of "The Man Upstairs" waa taken from "personals" that ap pear dally lu the metropolitan news papers. It Is a mystery yarn in which murders, pollen and Innocent victims are Involved and yet all with a touch of humor. Dorothy Devore Is dellKhtfill In tho feminine lend, nml llelnlu Coiik lln and John Rocbo give excellent performances. "The Man 1'pslnlrs" opens today nt the Pino True Theatre, and Is one of thn best comedy drumns of tho screen sea son. ' LUCKY DAN THRILLS AT LIBERTY THEATRE Kt'ery audience llkris to be thrilled. No mutter what class of patronage you have they are sure to go wild over "Lucky Dan." Hlchard Tul madgn as Dun Hadley literally falls, dives, leapa and Jumps his way through five reels of the most thrill ing modern western story ever film ed. Seeing Is believing, at tho Lib erty Theatre today. Tho regulation. . storotyped cliff fight whom the hero metes out a Just punishment to tho "heavy" Is well known to all thuntregoors. but In "Lucky Dnn" you will see a fight which wo defy any one to dup llciito on tho screen.. After push ing tho "heavy" over the side of a 200 foot cliff. Dun dives head first nftor him nnd Ihey both meet up with a thump tit tho bottom. A roul thrill, tho Ilka of which has nevnr beon equalled. v, . ARIZONA F.NTUIIK IMIOTIOHT I'HOKNIX. Ariz.. Jan. 13, U.N.) Arizona acted toduy to defeat l.lui Swing Johnson bill, when the utiito senate Dnssod a bill to hnvo a com mission wait on congrosB and pro test tho mniisuro which provides for construction of a ilnm across the Colorado ri.T.r at Moulder Canyon. On Business P. K. HI lies of tho Swan Lake .country north of Klam ath Falls, was horn for a short time yesturday to look Into business af fairs and visit friends. berniun. will lie included in ulntion. has suffleieiitiv m,nv,r,.,i afternoon program. Refreshments , ( recent major operation to will be served by the third grade , r, lrl , h,)lm, (,.,,,,, Wlla mothers, and an excellent atteno-j np,,rn,(1 t le Klamatll Valley ancee Is desired. hi inil-il .. Ibturn to hlninolli -O. I). Dob j Leaving Today -Mr. and Mrs. H. Inrhlde and son Hasil have return-1 X. .Mih are leaving by motor this ed home after n vacallon trip which j morning for San Francisco. They took them to l!erl;eley and otlior'wlll spenii n short time there be Ilay cities Mrs. Dollnrhlde and her fore .Vne leaves for Chicago anil daughler. who have been making New York on a buying trip. Mrs. their homo In llerkeley allien Sep- j Moo w ill return from Sun Francisco tcmher. returned with Iheni. leaving j within a week, tblr son Albert lo ciinllnun with! his studies at Armstrong Business i In OaKbin.l .Mrs, anil Mrs. Can College. ' I Dalton of Malln, who bnve spent the I past winter In Oakland. California. fonkcil Food Kale Members ofnro i leasantly located In the soutll tbo Ladles Alii of Ibo Christian era city, according to word received church will hold n cooked food sale ! here by friends. Daltou is the son PHONE 1200 WESTERN TRANSFER COMPANY 110 Main TRAXSFKIt ANU URAYIXG Sugar Cured HAMS 30c lb. WHOLE OR HALF PHONE 68 Palace Market 524 MAIN Sut unlay, January 15, nt tho Trl- nnRlo ( Ht'n building on Mnln Ktreet, nrrordttiR to onntmnroment made yunt(rdny. HWo to ltvshlo Te mnny frioiulK of Mm, Mi.rKarot tiallughor will ho happy to learn that hUo un roturnrd At Klnnuith Fulls of T, Onlton, well known mock- mun of tho Mnlln section. m m iiwtt to iV'iMllrton K. M, nuhh. ranhit'r of tho American National hank. left, yesterday morning for I'endlelon, OroKon, where ho will bo Interested for the coming week or ten days In trannnctlUK business LEARN TO ' DANCE From a Known Teacher Dorothy Baker Teacher of Ballroom and e! 3lBgC .fa Lessons any time by i' appointment Arcade Hotel Phone 700 MOTHER :- Fletcher's Cas- toria is a pleasant, hamilcss Sub stitute for Castor Oil, Pareiroric, Teething Drops ami Soothing Synips, csixxially prepared for Infants in anus and Children all ages. To avoid Imitations, always look for the signature ot &s47ij&U royen direction on rach package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. THE ENVELOPE carries tho first impression to your mail customer. Pon't use a shabby one. Have It embossed. Klamath Printing Co. "' Itsa Klumnth Ave. Phono lljja i Title Insurance alf STAXOS GCAKD Over Vour l'mperty WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY 1111 Mnln I KLAMATH NEWS BARGAIN OFFER Subscriptions and Renewals Will Be Accepted at THE KLAMATH NEWS. 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