The Klamath news., January 21, 1927, Page 8, Image 8

THF. KLAMATH NEWS
Pare FAghl
Friday. January 21. 1327.
Eighteen Unions I New Shoe Company
Love Affair is
Cause of Suicide
uininitirffiiiiininnNfiTMirinitli
In Labor Council Leases
Building
Membership In the Klamath Falls The Kustsr Drown Shoe ntm
Tentral Labor Vnlon will rearh a ! K"". through the looal manager.
... ... . , . . . ... , G. I.. Arbut-kle. ha taken a loasc
total of M local untona with the . ... ,
1 ion the atore apace at tSi Main
inaullatlon Thursday eTenlnx. Jan-j ltrwl lhe olJ Trl,BsU Vtte locm.
ary 17. of the Teamatera and Hon. and jrenterday obtained a por
Chauffera orianliatlon. n't from the city clerk to make .-
Thia la accordlna toC. D. Loan. ! tenalve Improrementa
ku.ln. ...t fF ik. ! The permit called for a IJOOO'
anion of thla city, who yeaterday j ","T'"r "oa " tao
announced that the Teamatera and
Chauffera organliatlon la now being t
formed and will be ready for en-! Chori f f j Off IPO
trance into the Central unlnn umi 1 aJtlVI 11 1 a VS1111C
week.
Latest addition to the central
anion the Klamath Falls ',
Musicians Iwal which Is now apply-j Ta aherlffa office rone
lot for charter as the local body I "d lhafa no wtee crack
of the American Federation of',B f't eery fisllor
Mualclana. Loot atated.
Itrapomb ut over a love affair,
1U Mnrtlu, ST. well kntinn
MiMftml automobile ntti-liaitlc,
illiil Iam t Tucmley niornitin nt to
o'clock at itm Karml lliurt h.
pllal aa the rcwult of taking pt
on with eulckUl Intent. Martin's
body aa shipped to Kalrui, where
glasa ! pttrenta, Mr. ami Mr, tivurg
l .mnm live.
Hooding over an unhappy love
I affair with a Metlford woman, whose
. name could not be learned. Mnrtln
V m . Ill 9 V I IV. K A1I.UI1H.T 11 1 11 II k
llOnC i lUml) JNUttVi I" Qiwnlltr o' Koach'a Ant Pasts,
v
windows.
nutty!
either. .
! In fact every iiior that entered
j the sheriff's office either yeaterday i
...... . . , . - i ' AP in I. B . IMTiim It.. .111. fd.1 n.
twin i ill. lenirmi t-aoor I Dion - -" - Charles
uunaing iraaea council, - ' ... ,.,, ,,. removed to the
here have Just completed a year of The cause, for It la about time:.-,.,,... n. al,d mor.
an Insert exterminator containing
arsenic, at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wavue Moore, 401 South New
town, where he stayed.
IHsroverlng the tragedy. Moore
summoned lr. A. K. Kree. Or.
T. Sweeney was also call-
extremely good progress and with ! to tell the cause, cornea from a I
117 prospects for additional union j large paper bag filled to the brim I
atrength, all those identified with ' with English walnuta of rich flavor. !
tha local labor movement are high- Just where the nuta rnme from is!
ly optimistic over the future. j not sure. The sheriff claims he
I doesn't know where they originated,
j but eata with a relish equalling that
i of Louis Mueller. The etory is. I
log.
Scout Training
Balsiger Conducts
Fordson Clinic
Nearly 300 men interested In the
B.
I PfmPrC impri nowTr. ,nl ueorge Keen grows mechautsni of Fordson tractors.
UCdUClS ItaillCU , ,rce lo the back yard, and shook , elth.r owners or prospective own-
me poiycarpenary one-seeuej iruu i erSi gathered at
uterine, n. a m a i n i ounty : tree, filled a bag and brought
ere. gathered at llalsiger'a garade
hunt W.1nM.likV mnrnliiff to vnti'h
scout executive, yesterday announc-i down to the sheriff and his deputies, j two Portland tractor etperle dls
d the appointment of a committee Just now the janitor s sore be-i .mhle two of the machines aud
which will take charge of the boy cause he only gets the shells. ,,.-. .,..h.r ...in
coat leadership course to start
her February 1$ and extend
through March 8.
The course will be open to all
who are Interested In training them
aelree for boys' work and especially
In acoutlng. Blevina atated. and aa
i Business Basis
I The tractor mochanlca, I. Wallen
and R. T. Crake, started at nine
f nVlnrV to trar Hit-n I ha tvn mih-
IvAV l?AOafl Wrtilr tnea and as soon as the mfchantsm
rur ivuda norKiwl, comictely ,.,.,, D0 ,
, once to rebuild the Kordsons. They
County road work will be on att,t , ,r..,r. lo-.ih.r .n.i n.n.
It men signed up for a similar! more efficient basis this year than niag ag3lin ,nor,ljr bt.,re ve
course last year. It la expected ' has been the case in the past if the ,,,,,.k
that the enrollment will be
alderably larger thia season.
On the committee, headed by Geo.
1. Walton, are the following: C. T.
Roberts, H. A. Hamaker. Mayor
Tom B. Walters, Dr. George I.
Wright, Dr. Paul Sharp. Lloyd For
s,s.em oi supply accouma now oe-. The exhibltlon , hcI(. ,
lng worked out by County Engineer !cUll. ,nd WM panr.(n to K,
Joseph Jenson. Is accepted by the j tnctor ownen lnd baym aB ln.
county court. i sight Into the workings of the mach
A card index system eomplled by j ,ne, A onlookcI, pr(,Med them
the county engineer to be operated ,eve, wel, pIeed wllD
In conjunction with supply, repair!, j ....,.. i .i,fc
tor. George K. Llndley. and several land latwr carda kept by rounty em-1 conelder,ble ,.,, krlowlc(lKe of
thers,r . ployes. will keep accurate accounts I ,ne I ord8oa tr,ctor.
The Jjcmrse will consist of eight ; of all expenditures.
sessiMisv jh charge of Blevins. alxj "Hitherto we haven't known sny- nym) m kks I'llKDUTION
intreShr and' the last two out of thing about expenditurea or records, KKUAKDIMi MlI.Tl-MOTOItrt
doors -for the finishing touches or or work done on roads until the
the scout work. Those taking the I bills were presented at the end of
course will meet twice weekly tor leach month." Jenson stated.
two hoar sessions.
Card and Label
League Assembles
Tht Card and I-alu'l li'MKU. com
Mwd vt wlvm and women of the
ltcit lahtir movement and formed
to further the us of Rood, bear
lint union labels, e ntcriatiied their
huitnndt and friends with a dance
, aud oyster aupper in (ha labor
! temple her Wadnenday evanlnit.
I Covers for the oyster supper ver
! laid for about 3ft persona, and fo
i low Ina: tha banquet, the group danc
I ed until a lata hour.
j Undesirables Get
! Sojourn in Jail
' Following their rret by Chief
jof I'ollie Aralmwe in the "flats"
i district of this city at an early
! hour yesterday morntug, Frank lly
! run and Ceorge Wllltsitia factnl I'ol
. ice Judge tlaghagen on a vagrancy
! chargo.
lltr.in asked that he be granted
, time In secure the eervlcea f an
' attorney and when time rnme for
his second hearing later In the
j alternoou. he appoared before the
i Juilge w ith a plea of guilty and was
j given l-'O ur 10 days. 1'nable to
: i.uy his fine. Hyron took the later
pcnigative. Williams received a
similar svntetice at the morning
' hearing.
lloth men. according to Chief
Ambrose, were taken from ques
: tionable places.
jKiwanis Luncheon
i Talks on Saving
t (leorge Mclntrye of the First Na-
tioual bank had chnrge of the Ki
i wauls luncheon yes'.erdav and
! handled with aiteptnes a study In
'; saving for a future "rainy day."
There was an exceptionally largp
'attendance, and Miss Kuth Vannlce
land Mlos Kuth MrNoaly entertain
led with several piano number.
! Shipment of Spring Coata jut
in at llee Begln's Drusa Shop, 129
l South 7th.
4 1
Schilling Tea
scaled
The only tea rSi2Tt
whose flavor "itivacuuili"
is completely protected kept fresh and fragrant
from tea-garden to tea table. Fire kinds of protection
ail ex.v'usivcly Schilling for the true tea flavors
known only in the Orient: (1) 7 Wee-toasted' the
only way to unmask rich hidden flavors of a tea leaf.
(2) Then the leaves sealed in vacuum (like your coffee)
fili
Brad's Bakery is
HK1KESH TO M.1KKY
LOS A NO ELKS. Jan. 10. (U.N.)
j Multi-motored airplanes will solve
the problem of trans-Atlantic and
j cross-continental commercial avia
tion within the next ten years. Lieu-
Late Acquisition! XZoZZ
LONDON. Jan. 20, (U.N.) Mis. tenant Commander Hichard E. Bvrd. $
beneficiary of
navy flier who circled the north W
It is no new thing for a neigh
borhood grocery to spring up here
or there in fast growing Klamath,
'but a neighborhood bakery is quite
another thing. However, we nowj
have the bakery. i
Brad's Bakery, at the corner of
Eleventh and Washington streets is
in full operation under the direc
tion of Mr. and Mrs. Bradley. Their
scope is limited but as time goes on
they expect to be supplying more
and more of the down town trade
with their breads and pastries.
-"f 1" u
Treasure Hunt of
; Scouts Saturday
ana one oi iM.mi, h .,i,
.niunB. "-! Byrd believes that the Atlantic
nounced her engagement to Captain ' mir be .,, , a non-stop flight
A. C. Reid, who is credited with neIt summer.
bringing down ten enemy planes) '
during the world war. I svi rnlts n.e Npw. Hiim ad. I
Ask tor this Official Union
Label on your ' printing can
be used by the following firms:
Klamath Newt
Case & Melton
Evening Herald
W. O. Smith Printing Co.
I
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Boy Scouts of this city are look
ing forward to the second treasure
hunt bike to be taken Saturday
morning to a point some seven
miles southeast of Klamath Falls.
The scouts will leave from the
courthouse here at nine o'clock Sat
urday morning and will be gone
moat of the day on the Interesting
hike. Guides to the location of the
.treasure will De in the form of
Morse code messages which most of
the scouts are conversant.
Snow Plows Work
Cascade Summit
A heavy snowfall near the sum
mit of the Cascade line of the
Southern Pacific which continued
through most of the day yesterday
resulted .in a call for a crew of men
from this city yesterday morning
to operate snow plows on the line.
Two big rotary plows were put
into service to keep the main lino
open to traffic. All trains were
reported " as coming through on
time.
8AILOIW AUK Ill'IlN'KD
LOS ANGELES, Jan. 20, (U.N.)
Two sailors, A. C. Shaffer of the
North Island base aud C. O. Hag
gerty of the battleship Maryland
were severely burned when the pa
trol plane 2-S-1 was destroyed by
fire east of Dead man's island, It was
learned today.
Official . statement given out on
board the battleship California had
said no one was hurt ln the fire,
but It was learned later that the
two sailors had suffered burns.
Morning Shop In
YELLOW CABS
FARES ARE AS FOLLOWS:
DRYGOODS 45c
GROCER IWc
HAIRDRESSER Sic
All Shopping Districts
Avcrago 83c
PHONE Hit
5th and Main Streets
BROWNSVILLE
January Specials
OVERCOATS
$35.00 Values
now $19.50
Wool Blazers $3.65
All Wool Plaid Blazers that have been regularly selling at $6.50,
we will close out at this one low price. Get one of these early!
Wool Underwear
All Wool Unionsuits in buff and grey colors that have been regu
larly selling at $6.00, will be on sale this month only at
- but scaled
HOT at its most
aromatic moment.
IIS ft t.l. I..
Jv.ltg Itpv-u'intl vacuum tin
for tea with a Snug Cover - - to protect it even
after you open it. (4) Of the many grades of Orange
Pekoe, only the choicest, mot fragrant, arc blended
with Pekoe in Schilling's. (5) Your grocer protects
you he returns your money instantly if you
don't believe it the finest tea that has ever
entered your home. rvTn
You keep the tea.
Pekoe,
Your money back if you don't like
Schilling's best
A
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Tea (JaPanl
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$4.95
3EZ
ORIENTAL
RUGS
65 Pieces
of the most selective type in Oriental Rugs From
the private collection of Mr. S. Atiyeh of Portland.
Mr. Atiyeh is offering these Rugs for Sale
personally at Claud Davis Furniture Store.
Sold at Sacrifice
These rug3 will all be 3old at Sacrifice Prices
SALE STARTS TODAY AND CONTINUES OVER
SATURDAY and MONDAY
Art lovers are cordially invited to call and view the collection.
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