The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, January 13, 1927, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLAMATH NKW3 Thursday. January 13. Pne Four The Klamath News riM of iu own without diin,f - -,- into questions of seniority, orricui Fapr fnr th city or Kim-! One of these days the News . " KUm" Co"''r . i will shut down on everything EDWIN rose lUntfisf Editor that hasn't positive news james Buchanan. Bailors Mgr.! value. There is altogether too much leaning on editorial as-! Published iwt "wn4n, pt sistance for promotion and; Monday by The Klamath New Pub-, ... , liihing Companr at io-iti 6onto propaganda, and if any bat-: Fltth trol, Klamath Fall. Oregon. ' tea are t be foujht the pa-! nate ottkrbein President ' P is promptly pushed into ) byron H. hurd vi-PrMidnt the front-line trenches. Keep waiter stronach Treasurer this up six days a week and t r " fifty-two weeks in the year, united imTiNmrD pre and n? fumuIatf .a,conid-i (Loosest la tha World) ,erable total f goodwill or dis- w.w pleasure, as the rase may be. ' 81RSCRIPTIOX rates It is well to remember that! tj YeVSS '"ePPe business prop-, outside KUunatti ooantr s.oo ositions. the same as black- AU Satcriptlon. Payable la Advance smith ghops or boi,er factories ; Entered a. ..end daa, matter nd if we re to keeP ham- at tha iKMtotrica at Klamath Fails mering away for any partic- uracoa. Mnnter IS. X1J. under , Kofi tW m..f k. ! something besides censure to : TeiephoM 7T ' ,how when the hurlev-burley is done. ! ooo Another Skeleton in Our Closet act ot March 1, 187. No. 1 Member A adit Bnreaa of ClrraUUoa WHAT NEXT? SQUALLY ! At a time when women are j ,T backing men off the boards in Lp to yesterday we had nomanv Unes of work it mU8t ; conception so many people jcome as a relief to get a rush ; really read the News. W.(, f()r me t0 learn the milJ knew of course, the copies'; busine8S- We can im.j -jjuuicu uu circuiaiea, ana had some notion they ttta Ivna nf )! 1 lot Aflt A being glanced through for such a careeri. and tne ex. f?rinf Ovnr l?iv!ll vs a . v w vv a .... ... , f, ALLAN W. MeCOMB C into m im'inp A.iv.-ri.m Iowa. Jan .., ...,.... --. - a.t. aiiMM it a ' ll'.N. I A rli'f mrlrkrn school-1 W mill a coroniT'n jury imi)f ! "tijz.iririrzniirzjz'irzji MAItFIIAM.TOWN. 11. I alrl lh man to whuiit h an 1'iMroihi'il ktllpil liliiiM-lf mil of arli't vvr a' rul who illil uol 'UI. 1 "To imt hli love and to makn 1 I mytlf dill lily urni'lou. to nun. Vvra llnllKfi'iilllti. I, a aihoolalrl. tKalltlvil. "I niaito III in think llirrn witi annionnt iIni. 1 K"t Ilia lili : out of a lori .tory niaauilni. aUu j I Ink I'd a iholoaruih." Th alrl wai rnxaKvd to li mar rliM lirll J il UK to rharli'. K Kl roil. !S. of IJnwollyn. Ni-hr. Tlmy tiuurri'llful Uxt Krliluy nlKlit. ulit 1 Hnlil afliT hn had found a inii'kiiKe of lotlora nuriAirti'tt i hav roma from a rival. Klrnil howiil the ltltura to hi. awiHitltrart's parontg InMt Salunlny.i who tolil him In coluru to llwlr Kl 11 I 'I'll I II A HI I I Nil tiir.u'i.-Miiil Hurvlra ii M Main 11 Plmne lolls Mr. Careful Driver! CAHII IN ON YOUR SKILL AND CAUK IN IlltlVINUI You ara llllod to a rdurad prvmium on your Automobile lu.urance. For detail li-e The Walton Wright Co. lull Mklo 8U who tolil lilm In coluru to iumi" p j home on tin followlnit day v iin J II.. did not return. Ule tfumlav. (jlUSSCS I ltlCQ at thn InnllKalton of the imriMii. of f . . . ground antt rcoairea bi !il flanroo. the door of hla hoi niont was forcvd and he was found dt'iul. Klrod lofl a lonx lelti-r hut II threw no lljclil on his di'itih. No trare of imlaon was found In hi. room and the Iniim'st has lirrn roti tlnurd iH'ndlna an autopay. anything exciting, but yester- Itreme value of a college edu- . iiay brought positive evidence 'cation in such an environment.) of careful reading. We ran j We can only hope they will : what appeared to be a per- reach a competence early in j fectly respectable article re-jff. they ean Pend their gardinir mail orders, and since ! later jears looking after gold-; then the circus-tent hasn't ; fish a:ld Pet canaries. j ' been nearly big enough to hold ' The Portland individual who OPPONENTS DECIDE ' eoane w" hMrd "'" I GREATEST TAX SUIT the crowds. isuggest, this opportunity had;" KELLOGG IS RIGHT j kod" thennueaua" .enalo HISTORY ON TRIAL It serves us jolly well right, better come to Kiamatn ana . I he delermlnlnl (,,, ,nd if thev j For over fifty years We have!Ket glimpse of the manly, (Ooattnned rrem Pa 0e) j refuse to flitht the administration (Contlnoed from Pae One) known enough to "let sleep- j fellows who make up this Ore-, tTllMMi ,he ,dmlnUtnlUon lM ""h"".".!. department memor.n-1 owed hut 9J.S2S S A re.eU.t for ing dogs lie," and here we 8h frontier. e imagme then , week iJum oB ,,,.,,,,. mnuencea ap-i"i . stipuiatm rsuwm had were steDDinir on one's tail he would quickly revise his Senator Shlpstead. farmer-labor I Speared to hare been the principal P'd In full, waa suhmlved In evl- nf : ," Inntinn of thines vocational, trom Sl.nnesoia aiso ...a wcapon ,n KelIo- portfolio. Mexican Wildness Is Nipped in Bud TUr tty Jul) fxp'rlriuMt on In i (hu of Moxlrnn lnlMrrr lam nlKht, t with th nrrmt of thr furcicnni. ; two of whom wen tutiKht wttlli ;taktRK In vlrtunllv nil ( MMU ml I .IK Ion uu m combined drlnkiiiK and I yrlllnic Pprrt. t The plr tnktn Into rimtocly by I pollrrmfii In Mill itddttlon. wvrv J, Oitnh'l and Mao 4ntU. luilh nn Uharnt of drunkcunrtta Thry wrrr rf riM hy n-nldrniii f that w ! Hon of l h rlty who told thn pollei that thi Mcxlran w.Tf dln!iirtilnx !tho entire addition with the roMira I tlnn. I JtH Navrt!. ali a Mi' lean labor t tr. wai b'inii hnld In the rlty I hooeKw for hiventlitatlon In ron j iitM tlun with ftiy thefl reported by a local rnltrondor. SKX.4TK TO lTt;TK DR. COBLE'S 7m MAIM HT. Wo will pluie I he wellure of Ihe .mioii uiii-riri-Hi at .ill tlinrs. renii'inlHTlnit thut he Iihn plnred in our i-aie his moat pri'i lous fiu ully Ilia I e- Suite Winters Building PHONE 1268-W Klamath's Foot Specialist and Ch iropod ist o i , . i ma c.iucuia uiu uui, iu " j . .. most secrecy surrounueo me u We did what we could to nd quit thinking men snolQjJOSlfjr the administration. AH oth- eign relations committee meetlna i , . . ! a nvnT1 aaoi AM a I as nnninsnli van Mann I ' . reacn tne cyclone cellar, but enier womciis , . Banainr James KeeH. Missouri . - a . . n a . . . y- ooo- democrat, refused to make any com-! r KCIVHJ11 1 otnwu u Its original valtiailon of Ford stock .....rnnrn Ti ll I lmnt- Senator Swanson of Vlrnlnla. i ROBBED BY BURGLARS ! ' s " P" "n which an BIO W AKKwn- ri. ii.li ; ranking democrat on the committee. I orlclnal total ta of approximately RfchT ONSrrt. "f """innewto, was silent, the other demo-: (Continued From Page Owe) ! I'J.OOO.Odo had been paid. ! . . . ... irnM of the eommittee disaDneared i i Arthur J. I.acey. chief counsel MORO. Jan. 13. tL.ivi r.u..M- I'llllTf.ANI). Jan. IS. ail'.Xt An Investlnatliin of Hie affairs of the Oregon flan conimlsalon In w-ltlch there has been Interns! dlsnenalon since December 10. when Kd lial laah. nmster fish warden was dls- not before one or two well directed shots had scored a bulls-eye. From now on any one who wants to adjust any differences among merchants dence. . . I Tkl. nrl.l.in.-u .unniirliul lha -1 n . Or- ' ' ' m l.anil r.n. I... .-v..n III l. lernl contention of the nine original . ' .. . . . petitioners and stockholder, that drtsken at a public meeting In the I the government n-neatedly ratified I - ' chamber at Salem not .1IUIIIIM7 UlRlll. Illl. I, Kilt ftlTT.WiK Kilt (.lltl.S IS INTUOIIl ( Kl SA I. KM. . Jan. IS. (1VN I-A bill read Into the ' providing for the construction and . j i mar ma mm mi was u.cr auu; aunouLa iiiiua. wciw wu.u.. . In rtf the Farmers KleYaior ana - ....... .... , .L , l i li. ..- .i.- .....i.i i ff..rt.i-l.i.. ..f . iri- . .n.... . . ,i... , i . . . . . . , . u-.a t could not be lound bdoui tne.capi-; Alter nwering ine various rooms, i. -km. ms ir.u.-n. - ... - - ana Slioppers iiad better hire 1 Supply company 8 warehouse .: . . Drlu .nparaatly found them-: audit, urging settlement of all children's farm home nesr torvallls a hall. A newspaper simply I burned Tuesday nignt. win oe ho- eemed , hare closed selves hungry and broke Into the controversial tax mailers, affecting i c o s t I n g approximately ISS.ooo. hasn't space enouirh to tell ' der,akea " so" " "fn in with a tremendoua moral Yictory i t-antry of the school domestic scl-lthe years 1915 to Il Inclusive, which sum to be appropriated from Wh ;Jl J Z" 1 len "e ,dJUJtt?' ,ccordlng toMani for tne administration. It was the! erne room and ate a quantity of "so that he may make Immediate the general fund for Ibis purpose. DOin sides, ana xnis gelling ager J. C. McKean. .. real test and apparently Kellogg dates I'lts from the fruit were I payment of whatever balance Is due was Introduced In the I s today wedged between two freight1 L-0" to the bolild", P?,. I met It There will be some discus-, scattered over the lower floor. The! the government.- by Itepresenistlve l-wls, Portlnnd cars is really bad for one's !"'ott"- ".'h-JamJS mmV th '"" ,a'"- but ,he:d"'k th' '"'"r,or- M!"' I ... . u - --a-- senators who heard KellOKK appar- W ilson, wan awo oroicen into and ; "","M"' appetite and complexion. Grain losses will total about I'y th.r sllrt him outright, ererythlns left in topsy-turvy condl- trie hea.er had been used, jam .500. L. h... nr. fne a fleht on thlalllnn. I1""1 ,,r,,'1 "lk,,n trm ,h r"p- j ' " Issue. 1 Tho thieves apparently brought EXCESS PROFITS 8fBMKRGKD DKREI.irT SKEN 1 Crltic,m Df the adminlatratlon'a' their own ceffee and had planned OFF rORT SAX LUIS; . LV- DR. LUCAS SAYSj la ci natip.itlon n curse? Yes, ha long us oid tnelbods of Irentineni are euilured. t'blropract Ic solves cnnaiipuiloii simply and iermsu' ently. Muku Chlrnprnctlr Your llnlilt! KOIl APPOINTMENT I'IKINK 4'Jii.tV Underwood llldg. It is some question whether; LOg axoeles. Jan. 12. (U.N.) ' charter No. 111 Oregon is getting a square I Coastwise navigation Is menaced I , , , ,. I by the submerged derelict ot an an-, deal from its corporations. known vessel sighted off Port San! Many of them are making big 1 Luis, the harbor branch of the. I United States hydrographic office; money and in some way are I ,aid todav. The hull of the craft "smothering" it. It doesn't payj- eiy h?rlbbro,kerr LT Z these days to broadcast their tour feet above the own, a pass-, particular good fortune. The i ,ng ,u"ner tarlei- income tax is always in evi-l dence and the empty condi- tion of the State treasury looks j none too promising. It is much more convenient to smother things in the labyrinth of! ''overhead" and to distribute I Reserve District No. 12 REPORT OF CONDITION OK KLAMATH 4. 6. Population 11,500. Altlude 4.000 teet. Monthly payroll of 11,000.000. Klamath has tributary to It 28 1 mills and factories. nt-matA clear and cool In snm-1 - things in the promotion of sal-! rner and mild In winter. ! aries. At any rate, we suspi-1 The center of the greatest itock 9. - , .. ., j raising section of Oregon, cion funds are available for . , A - , , 1,000,000 imdevoloped horse pow taxation if properly looked t tT on the Klamath River. I for, and since Oregon is short j it has one of the twenty-four on beneficiaries it might be'" sute reclamation project.. : ill. i- ...i ...l.i1 Mora undeveloped resources than Bsi.MMie to linu out just. v. nat. , on uie coast, j corporation earnings are being j There tributary for m.nufae-1 1 sent out of the State. Aaues- tu 40.000. 000,000 teet of soft 17. tinnnaire on that rmint ronlrl P'ne. verv easilv be verv illuminat-! Thl cltr ;con of Oregon in, very eabiiy De very liiummai- , of relght hlnment out by; . THE BANK OF BONANZA AT BONANZA. IN THE STATE OF OltKtrOX At the Close of Ituslni-sa, Ireceinbrr 31st, IMIiO. ItEKOURCKS Iroans and discounts. Including redis connta. acceptances or bills of exchange, sold with endorsement of the bank (In cluding Items ahown In 29. 30 and 32. If any) Overdrafts secured and unsecured U. 8. government securities owned, in cluding those shown in Items 3U and 36, If any Other bonds, warrants and securities. In cluding foreign government, state, mu nicipal, corporation, etc., including those shown In Items 30 and 36, If any Hanking house, t4.0MO.00: furniture and fixtures. $1,600.00 Real estate owned other than banking house r (b) Cash on hand in vault and due from hanks, bankers and trust companies des ignated and approved reserve agents of this bank Total cash and due from banks, Items 8, 9, 10 and 11 1 1."26.27 board in the t.-achers' room and suger scattered over the floor as a final farewell to the escapade. Fop results use News Class Ads Let Us Paper Your Home F. R. OLDS Wall Paoer and Paints Phone 192-W , 18. 23. mano- United 1 24. 125. ing. I he public utility conces- rail. sions ought to be good for an ! The largest box abook : 1 j. facturlng center In the occasional uivvy rexarus g.ales profits, and as far as we can j Tne largest percentage of growth observe no single taxpayer will ;1n telephone and telegraph service .... of any city on the coast. J I You will find Klamath 000 Hospital amply provided w modern facilities lor the tion of health. The Irrigable acreage In Klam-i ftth county totals 270,000, ot which I 140,000 la sandy loam and the SQUABBLES Valley ; run all; restora- 27. TOTAL LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in Surplus fund (a) Undivided profits t 1.C14.23 DEMAND DEPOSITS, other than banks, subject to reserve: Individual deposits subject to check, In cluding deposits due the State of Oregon, county, cities or other public funds Demand certificates of deposit outstanding Cashier's checks of this bank outstand ing payable on demand Total of demand deposits, other than bank deposits, subject to reserve, Items 23. 24, 25, 28 64.911.30 TIME AND HA VINtiH DEPOSITS, subject to reserve and payable on demand or subject to notice: Time certificates of deposit outstanding ... Total of time and savings deposits pay able on demand or subject to notice. Items 27 and 28 46. 346. 2 131. 39 26,400.00 392.96 C, 600. 00 400.00 14,726.27 8 93,895.91 f 15.000.00 2,600.00 1,614.23 LANES LAYMORE LEGHORN PULLETS We contract to grow pullets and deliver them 1 dozen, 100 or 1,000. From pure Hollywood trapnested S. C. White Leghorns, every bird guaranteed, also chicks. Write at once for prices. LANES EGG RANCH, Willamina, Ore. Don't CsV Let Aj Infection jTy Ruin ' Your 'tyJs Health 64.130.74 20.00 762.56 9,868.38 HOWARD STAGE LINE Leave Klamath FalU Daily 7:15 P. M. 1 P. M. 4 P. M. Connections made at Ashland with Pickwick Stages for all California point. At Medford connections with Oregon Stage System for all Oregon points. Buses Heated and Comfortable. Phono 999 32 YOUR SICK TEETH ARE OUR BUSINESS! Examination Free Open Evening X-Ray Service Portland Painless Dentists Cor. I llh Mnln Pliono 114, BEE M $ 93,895.91 11''. I x . .... vun usual courtesy e , -n w-v , ....... . , - ... have endeavored to give con sideration and prominence toi""' cultlv.tlon total 100.000 cre.; the brotherhood problems or s, ! ... ., ..... , . ., .handled annually, while poultry i i y ur k.a.mai ii ss. this railroad division, but tne i nnttiiy In Klamath county is SI 500 -I Jn0- s- l,orn- cashier of the above named hank, do solemnly swear, .whole thing resembles so much 000. while th. lamb and wool' cro'pj thal ,he ,bove "'"lent ' t" jVyHk?K7irp?.Kr.".nicr.0l',f' ! a family row it may be a I bring In excess of ' ll.000.000. Over subscribed and sworn to before me. Ibis CORRKCT-ATTKHT: nA in L rt TV. 00.000 In dairy product are stn ay of January. 1927. D. O. HORN. '. gooa tninc 10 Keep OUt 01. 1 e I productl re TBliea tt 1125,000 al LUCRKTIA C. HORN. Notary Public. JACOI1 ItUKCK. I public has quite enough wor- year. My commission expires Doc. 11th, 1927. ' Directors. ft Travel by Motor Stage Pickwick & Howard Stage Line Connection made at Ashland for all California points over Pickwick lines, through without stop. Stopovers allowed at any point Fare 1 To Sacramento $13.40 To Sun Francisco 14.70 To Los Angeles 28.15 615 Mala St. Phone 999 For Watches, Diamond, Clock and Jewelry PAULWIESE Reliable Swiaa Watch maker and Jeweler 1038 Main St., Mdse. Sold As Represented COMPLICATED WATCH OR CLOCK REPAIRING MY SPECIALTY Over 40 Yenrs Experience Price Reasonable For Correct Timo let Wt-iso Repair it for you. All Work Guaranteed I Remember tho Tlace 1038 Main St. Phone 1144