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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 13, 1927)
Papre Four Sunday. February 13. 1027. THR KLAMATH NEWS Thp Klamath KlWQiuPon " sroup of undergrade ine mamau. news htefc A fake petilion readingi Oflku p.pw Mr th. en, of w.!"W humbly ask our profes-: th Kali, aad KUaaath of Ipors that we be flunked in all: courses we are now taking", The Road to Mandalay EDWIN ROS1 --Managing Editor JAMES BUCHANAN. Buliw Mgr. was circulated on the campus. The students were told that Published .very morning aie.pt the canvass was to appeal for Monday by Tho Klamath New. Pub- . .. .. , , ltahing Company at 101-111 fiont better university and lower Filth ttrt, Klamath Fmlto. Oregon, tuition fees. Of the first twen-i !ty-five who were urged to sign ; 50 per cent did so without! NATS OTTERBEIN . President BTRON H HURD Vice-President WALTER 8TRONACH Treasurer even glancing at the text. 1 FaO UMI Wtre TJKTTED NEWS aad I'NITKD PREHb . Loss la th World) BE DOLE'S ISLAND .i On the anniversary of: scbrcriptio rates 1 Washington's birthday fifty i EEv3 Ir ZZZ. YZV the 8Pot in Kewj ouik Kiuwtb oa7- s.w York Harbor now best known 1 .ww 1 was designated for the role it I SabMrtbon (auala to recefv. thou-! i,..- RerlWa Island, on Feb.; paper, call Circulation Department ' J 7 ' a. ! between S and a. aa, aad a codi .22 of. this year, passes the ' per. call Circulation Department will ba aeat to yoa. m: -antonarv of its associa-! Catered aa aeeoad elaaa matter tion with the Statue of lib-1 at Ue poetottieo at Klamath Fall erty. That association draws Orwgon. Ncvambar 15, ltl. aadar ' , . . j at et March s. H7. :to the little island more visi- TcJephoM an -Ko, 1 tors a year, no doubt, than it; had seen in all its preceding! I history. oo I Aadtt Bareaaot Orevlaaoa' Mr. W. G. McAdoo came " 1 jou in to the open the other; OUR PUBLIC LIBRARY . 8aw his own 8hadow- and I . jlaid the foundation for six: Citizens of Klamath Falls j more years of hard Winter for J haye a right to feel elated over) the Democratic party, the -new public library, which i quo J .will, be thrown open to the Mrs. Tankhurst is trying to ; public on next Wednesday. ! get into Paliament by being j Here we Jiave a place in which j regularly elected instead of j everyone should take a deep tying herself to the railings., interest. It is a home for the " ooo ; bookworm, where enjoyment; KLAMATH in that particular line may be secured. . . The public library that we! Population 11.500. AHlnda 4,000 feet. UAnflih navrnll of 11.000.000. posses today Will fill a long-j Klamath baa tribaury to It 11 cherished need'. It will be of !n,uu Jld tactorifc ..,. v, ... , 1.000.000 oadereloped bono pow- great benefit to the young asjtr OB u,. Klamath River. w ell as the old. The shelves j aimate dear aad cool ta o Bl are well filled with choice ;mr "d ,B kwiaUr'. . v . . ,- " . ! The center of tba greatest stock reading, the books are artis-, rising net ion of Oregon, tically arranged and catalogu-i More undeveloped reaonrces than eri nJ 'littl. ' -.J ' other eoonty on the eoaat. V ,j uccu, . h 0M the twenty-four ' f ' ' 'THE LAST FRONTIER' AT PINE TREE TODAY I TrKHK'iiiloua Hie win It of j iTomlu "The ljtsl Kruiillor," f' turlm William lluyil. MamurrllK ! lie La Mutt, J. Karrrll MmMnnnW 'and Jirk llittlv, now h.iln at tli t I'lni Trte Thratre. Imi'muhi of lh, !tpU proportion! of the uli-l ltl Sreala of the ronqunit of the wi-nt land the bitter life trulo bolwm-n i I the wliltva and the rediuen for Ihrl newly-opeiiiNl pralrl lamU wnl of Mluourl. Dlrerlur Uvorite II. Hvlla waa rvaulved to make II one of thtl outatandlna picture foaturva of I lie year. "The Laat Kronller" orlslnal ly bouiht by Thomaa line from the author. Courtney Hylxy Cooper, and the producer bad expended many luouiande of dollara In preparlna It for the acreen before hU audden death. IHrector Sella went Into the heart i of the American lieaert near Tuba SCIty liiilhe Navajo Indian reaerva tlou. where moet of the acenea were filmed. GREATEST AVIATOR OF ITALY TAKES OFF SHOES REPAIRED While Yon W.wl . JACK FROST, Manhlfeld lKeT Nlioea WORK UMIVKH Foil LKHa) 111 Ho. 0th Ht. (OontlaaeO rroea face, Oae) I Africa and thence de IMuedo wuuld proceed to Villa CUuero and to I Colrm In Porluiuece liuUina. At llolem de I'lnedo would leave ; land behind to point hie crulae to ward Pernambuco. Ilraill, on th -elltSe'fcyjia.atj For Watches, Diamonds, Clocks and Jewelry PAULWIESE Reliable) Swiss Watch maker and JowaUr 1038 Main St., MdM. Sold Aa Repreeeatad COMPLICATED WATCH OR CLOCK REPAIRING MY SPECIALTY Over 40 Years Experience Prices Reasonable For Correct Time let Weise Repair it for you. All Work Guaranteed! Remember the Place 1038 Main St. Phone 1144 LIBRARY OPENING ICOOLIDGE BELIEVES pn-pared ft) aland back of hla pro- Rome. tt ram. The Initial rreaa alao learn- i yonder aide of the South Atbtn.'M j tic. From Pernamburo do I'lnedo j. j would fly to Klo de Janeiro. tnat J I Alrra. Aaunrion, wnk-n la in uoiir ; la. up the couree of rlvnra to Man ! aoa, Ilraill, to Murt. (leorsetown, which la In llrlllah (iulana. to ara j raa In Venesuela, to Tort au I'rlnce j In Haiti, Havana, and on to New wrirena, tm. Sklrtlnc the (lull of Mexico he would fly to (lalveaton and then nn to Kl Taao and San Kranclaco. Victoria. II. C. would aee him next j and then he would fly to Wlunl i pee. Chlcaao. Quebec and New York" ; North from New York de I'lnedo I would fly to St. Johna, Newfound-! land, then to the Aaorea Inland. to l.labon and Lark to Itnly and COMING WEDNESDAY! PROPOSAL IS LIKED. (t ,h.r Mr. cooim. h.d .n air- A"-imb w. : w .eiit or to i j (CDatraaed from Page One) i native plan for arma limitation (Continued oa Page Four) boy? Tell all Klamath Falla about It In the economical, efficient way- Dei experienced in hunting up i United Sutea reclamation project. which would be brousM 'forward lf,hrotlh , ,. Klamath New. " i" .". ciaaalfled Ad. The Interior Is finlahed In . n,ry j foreian department, for "d Insurmountable. ture. buff with ornamental supports at intPD9ve examination. The press the beams in a soft tan. Between! wu friendly to the proposal, but; the two wine a quarter-sawed oak pending a clearer Indication of Mu i- I1IKM AT AiK IIMI DEL HIO. Tex.. Keb. IS. tVt'A charginit desk has been placed from : gnM,,!-, opinion continued doubtful.! 10. Anael I'erei. 10. olile.t references. An expert librar-l This city la second of Oregoa miwnfre books will be distributed and Meanwhile. In "VahlnRton, back-J man In Valverde county, died here ihmibdi a& ireLauv auiFuuk.-wui., " Vi ; ed by me apparently unuea iut rnnaj. rarcs was uurn iu iue riRiii wina n.tij tmih nartle fn both houses ' Iro. records . show on March 19. iarirwill serve the wants of the jJiJi,0.n people and be at their service The largest box shook manu during stated , hours. iSalST1" Cnited The public library is one of There la trttntary for manufae the; handsomest and most in-hir .o.n0. yiUng buildings in the city. It, lllrtat pnug, of ,rowth IS Ideally located at Fifth and ! m telephone, and telegraph aervica Klamath, and is within rot"'"1?' sonable distance of the busi-jath eonnty totals 170.000. ot which . 1 1 Have A Kit tt OKIIK'H TAIMiltM Kor Men and Women 131 North lib. SI. K. Falls ness ana residential secUons of . il? V', '.T ,'r. i"'! stark, the decorator, showm the ider cultivation total 100.000 acres, artist's conception of Abraham Lln-i used for the adult reaoitw room,1(.f rnn(rp, PrMdent Coollrte wa.'IUlS. the left wing for ,the children's . ; r -zrv. tt . reading room. Six tables and eignti chairs each have been arranged In! the right wing, and four long tables,! and one round table, with six chairs each. In the left wing. In the left wing Is located the fireplace with an Italian scene placque as orna ment. Above the fireplace Is a re-: markable picture, the gift of Mr. WOOD We are having some delay nn orders for blocks aa our stork Is running low. Our service on slabs la much belter and the slabs are bona dry and good wood either for cook'etove, heater or furnace. We have good Limb-wood In any length, also (DAI, and H l:l, OHJ4 I'lease order a few days ahead of your needs. Peyton & Co. "Wood lo bora" 601 Mala St, IfMme BUS If you know of any gam viola tions, call phone tit. All tnfnrma tlon will be slrlrtlv confidential. the city. ROAD NEEDS REPAIR The Tain, of beef handled an-!coln MaK "'corned into heaven by nnallr In Klamath county la SI. BOO.- George wasningion wno is crowning 000, while th. lamb and wool crop . bring. In excess of f 1,000,000. Over With each section of the ! 50;4 ,n product, are the Great Emancipator with a wreath of laurels. The picture has a beautiful history and was painted shortly after Lincoln's aasassina- COUnty Clamoring; through the 'product, .re valued at $125 000 a;Uon' The original now hangs In the morii'iim f r;f; tnA ji , -.- ' ! Congressional Art Callery, Wash- cations to have thoir nnpticn. I ooo- lar roads improved or surf ac- Till F I AND FII IIMC !.iIwu!h..C-i!18 Vf faci BEING PROTESTED cu rtfcii me ijiuuiciuo oi unjiK-1 ing comfort to the Langell'si .Valley ranchers. I (Oontlnied From Page One) etv.n j.v-.ervic n..n i n ra.nvnttlni. Langell's Valley, lying in the of their aervices in the world war. I Ington D. C. I The entire floor Is covered with : battleship linoleum even to the ref erence room, also completed with the oak furniture, the librarian's private office, and the work room where books will be mended and supplies kept. On one side of the fireplace, to the Tie-lit. a section has been reserv- far southern section of the I n t0Pc hM beeo tne 'd ford DJr members of the Rotary club, countv and to the pastuarrl f con"l1rw" heated discussion of The cub , .ready donated 1100 county, ana to the eastward, iother Amicaa ninn of wortn of populr book, for boy. and 13 one or the most fertile sec-1 southern Oregon, but the Malln post j rr. The organization has made tions of the country and is an'u V8 ir,x 10 uk definite action! known Its intention of donating examDle of irriiratinn nroipcta ! PPltlo 10 rue et down tjoo annually to these shelves, example ot irrigation projects. oy ,ne ,ecr.tary of the lnterlor , The ot the llbrary , Kanchers Of the project, (relation to the land opening next.fuuy , complete as the upstairs, however, in that territory find , mol,tl- A large auditorium where ploys and it ' Dracticallv . imDOfwible tn!..The re"lu"on d"Pted by the meetings may be enjoyed, a kitchen v ,u . -j ,, . ., j-'iann post, is in r-ort. as follows: complete with an electric range! reach the outside world in the, "Whereas, Hubert C. Work, .ec-i.upplied at cost by the California! rainy season. ,retary of the Interior, has made a Oregon Power company, a rest! Merlp Kiltrnrp upll known 1 rnlln ,h,t o-ervlce men com-; room furnished In brown reed hj j .jierie "Bore, wen Known iln(f UBder , 90sy pntmu rlght tne Bune and Profc,on,i Wom-i LangellS alley rancher, hlSj to settle on government lands onjen, and a club room embrace the! Wife and son Shelley, told of,,ne Klamath project of the United i arrangement. An Inviting fireplace! the methods ranchers employ j 'Z "7'?, wh!ir"h ,"cqu. of the covered! . . . . . , f "e t0 be 'nrown open for entry Wagon, Is located In the club room' When they Wish to travel OUt-' March 1. must have among their I now being furnished by the library' Side of the little community. Qualifications, two years' farming I dub. j Trip men ars fnrrpH tn riap ! J"wr'ence nd v2-000 piui. j Wrought Iron and Irons and ine men are forced to rise, Ao( wncreM Mld rullnl5 va.MTet ,re belng orrterert by ,he before daybreak and travel j fair, discriminatory and In vlola-lclub for both fireplaces. Cose-: over the deep-rutted roads ,ion of ,he promise given ex-servlcej hoom, resident architect, has offer-j wbile they are yet frozen. In e" Jf!1!? ot iMr erv"'e " " ' " " p"! . . . . . ln ,ne ona war. I chases the other. I Order to return they must stay "Therefore, be It resolved, by the I A. K. Moeller of the Klamath; in. Klamath Falls all night and!10 L- ''arrlsh post. No. lit of theiriower 8hop has offered to decorate then leave for the valley at 4 , cuniisuhm i'." 7eJ.lnZbrMh b?'!2,nf tm, ch," ',he ! , . ' ! respectfully submit our disapproval! day of the formal opening. He also; or. 5 O Clock in the morning of the aforesaid ruling as to farm-; g.ve 110 to the library for the in' order to travel over the'n experience and capital." I purchase of new books. Mrs. Jack son Kimball, who received the gift.! has communicated with Mis. Cor- roads while they are yet froz en1. ooo it SIGNING ON TRUST ! COAST KKAI.H HKtTRK j MOST I'ltOMISlMi TALKXT ' SA.V FKANCIRCO, Keb. 11. (U. I P.) The San Francisco Reals of I the Pacific Coast leaguo hare rom 1 1 pleted a deal with Chicago White To prove that people wi Sign documents of more or less x for Ike Davis, shortstop j e0i. lUwkln" and Ml importance without know ing j ,h,Tb,M'm1'nJoln th, o op. ; m be m ch their contents, the editors of the Pjtt Weekly, a student publication of the University of Pittsburgh, experimented Hon of one year'a duration. The Box refused to sell him outright. He will either play shortstop reg ularly for the Seal, or be their utility Intlelder. nella Marvin, state librarian, seek ing Information In regard to books on flowers. Another donation of IIS was received by the library from an unknown person. j Members of the executive board ; 111 receive on Wednesday. Miss is Margaret arge of the llbrary Every department of tho Klam ath Valley Hospital is admirably prepared to treat th. physical need, of the sufferer. Buster Brown SHOE STORE Shoes Style Service OPENING Tuesday, Feb. 15th A VALENTINE anc Jo "off- mprmg ciz " - Formal Opening Offer To Every Woman making a purchase on Tuesday, Wednesday & Th WE WILL GIVE . ONE BOX Containing 3 pairs of Guaranteed Silk Hose i ursday 11 We Extend a Cordial Invitation to the People of Klamath Falls to Visit Our Beautiful New Store at 633 Main Street
