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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 13, 1927)
Pare Four The Klamath News far we can ,1,,ow our dollar Knit ImmI Wire, I a. led 1YM l LETTER BOX Wodnostlny. April U. 1!27. TORNADO DESTROYS THE KLAMATH NEWS y N!l.l. IMl i.tkv ruoiH in the direction of other towns. If everybody will please take Offk-ui lnprr tor thr (it? ot kiiu a hand in the fame we may! in raiu una mamaiu t aunty . .,11 , , . . , . i.-.- 1 ... 1 1 L. bc declare a di idend , KJ ,r KUm,,h Nv... EDWIN ROSE Managing Editor from the undivided profits. 1 1 1-Vt. r.-.l n-me nf your article ,, ,.. The trick will be original regarding i"d settlement ! i- Published erery morning rioept ',,lu,u.rh to find its wv to the h"1" h' ,,r"J "' V""B Monday by Th. Klamath New. I'uh- tnoun ,.,ina w 10 '.'may be of Interest to your readers Halting Company at 10S-ISS South Patent office, allowing us tot Here I a ww method, bin onr Fifth street. Klamath Fall. Oregon, sell state right.. Certainly no "Unit carried on In every other ltt w nnix .i, ,,e ,!;,, or industry i.ui ine .grirui.urui ....e 1 F.f fertile April 1.1, IH-JT. TVIIere, by carrier, month, f .. Very own Nrllrcml by carrier, vcwr tl.iHI fuss aboilt anvhow? Ilellveretl by mail, Jcar .VIM, All Subscription l'ahlc la Advance' I liorrl. lallf. Tim iuaucy cuua.-d , Mr. ami Mr. Tim Mcl.alf made lie hi. lri..r..r has been filled hv a lilcaauro trill 111 KlaUiatU Kail. 1UWIM; MAIN I UcAU I. llanaen recently from Ml. Hh- Hundav 1 1 j. l allf. . "11111" 1 oreiu of l.orvn Co (t'uutlnurit front lnne ) Mm. Ned Mclralf an.t Mr. Pan j Klamath Kail.. w a tul' cull- isorilon M.iit Tu.-a.luy In klauiuth 1 r In chllouulii Hutur.luy. one mil from Uo. k Spring.. The Kail on a combined plcasuru ami I Ml lli-rllm Kai.ill.-k returned to iperulor la belt." coitaiantly shock- hii-.ln.-w trip. her home at Fori Jones, t'uhtoi nla. v.l by llghtutng. di..- t.i Hi. i..-olml.y j Harry IHx.ui of Klamath K11II ' after having pcut ili pal two un.l the oake.l condition of luvwa a week-end vlltor. In rh.ll.i-1 wc.-k In I'IiII.miuIii. au.l (he ground. tiuln. Warren Crook of Ibe Hidden Soldier from llrncketvlll... with Mr. an.l Mr. I'aul Kvau and I Itule .tore mu.lv a hualne trip to .my water tunk-.. have been re-. Infant ott have returned to t'hllo-1 Kluinuih Kalla on Saturday LAS ILK LILIES AND CUT FLOWERS llll.l.'M ll.tlWHl Nllnl' Klotal Artl.l Ktumuth Full. " j Mn in I'tiotie IIH r.Mwl ...roorul ion I orcanired ias we please with what's our,i,al M-i.-ci.-d o a.res of land. What is all the .ii mi'..' northwest of r.irtland to carry on a poultry larm colony, upon omrwht almllar line a the ! i-rlehratrd one near l.o Aniiele. Entered a second r!am matter; at th poaioffire at Klamath Fall.! Oregon. November IS. 19:3, under; act of March S, 1ST0. ADVOCATES DAIRYING ;.-ate.l a the loan' wdteraork nuin to realde after bavlu apent .i destroy.M and tmmeili.110 need the winter month tn Klamath .( fr.-li water la L I'. : Fall. They have l.-nae.l Die V A A trem.-nduua amount of hall aud ; lletiaon realdenr 011 I'ho. ktoo ruin fell treet. The telephone nperitor had to K. llurdrnbrook of the I'loneer d..rt her post le.-au of tlto del-jTobuiio Co.. of Klumnlh Fall waa nee of rain atlll fulltnu. The a uuaiuea .-nuer in v niio.iu.ii niea- day and W edneaday. familiea on acre farma. having Vu.. (n) Un tMUrT Al (rom ,h ,. I J. J. Miller, dlatrlct frelahl and Otfi laying hon. and every one , , . . (rain in-urlna paaaenger ngvut for th Soul hern ; in tour yeara tney nave .o.u.e.. av phnl wa ,B ht, iMMn (), Tel.-ihone 877 A hiirh official of the South- nuking a auo.-eoafiil living rii.ti r this method, however, earn family hud to have about I.OiiO and then aet-ure the balanoe for financing through building und van ' ..,... L...... i.iik ..!.... The new method being uaed here ' . rn Pacific dropped in last evening with a message of pos sibilities. We like that. We could spend all our time talk- Member Audit Iturrau of Circulation. ing ,00ul Jovelopment and ,, fr th, ,-orporatlon to have the "SOME PEOPLE" land settlement, because this : settlers Invest a certain lum. and . - ..... oain au var.ia wnie .iiro.i .section needs both. But who '" ""'TS "" harder of the town. !. . ... , . . . It lea to ralae the balance, and then ... .....u,. . , K ,is xo uo me worK 01 oringing have , Kork uluier regular cor ; people lx doctor-, and S liurae will leave 1 atlll. mm pan v in iviniunin ru.ia S,n Antonio tor the airl. ken area " m Chlloquln Tueaday afleiuuon at . n.-e lUl' '""'"H- j nr. w. 1.. i anieron returne.i ine I flrat part of tile week from a few iluvn vl.ll wllh frleud and relutlvv I at tlratit I'aa. ! It. 11. Punbar. Inaiiraiice man t from Klamath Fall waa In Chllu- Glasses Fitted prouwl and rt'paircil at DR. COBLE'S TOO Mm In Hi, Nortimlly )nuf fyiwi' imo 10 of )uur iii'rvtt i-iM'my It your rVf urn iltrttl(vii Xht-y tuny In iitlttx up 40 tif vntir ncrvt trii, nf whlcti ntuiitlfl k to m(tirt th riC ii r your ixxly. U U "iiy wiu- lir yiiii am iivrotii and Irrit- utihr a-i.l.. Ihnuidl. It, Time-SavincJWjv j II bfUntincf ! a V ai It is easily possible for a column such as this-to be too . ' ., , . ti.m: it win ot about j.voiio to general. Instead of using "0t the ra,Iroadlthj ?l .h?" ta lh !-"p looo-hird unit to when green ink and lambasting pre- -....iinu of not ir than $1,000 a yoar. over much, T . . ., , .:. i an 't:. i ur. L-itir.rup is uciiuuc inc evi'ryih.uc In U- mih. Trt. I lf MfVTt upnotMi. k.,., n.wl ..H;.W, ..... amah. ....Hnft lh P ' V" P" .-. ttv rn. " cise individuals it is more diplomatic to talk in Tho lwi)tr strut K tliu northtMHt wo o Vint k Tiundny nfti'moon, com lug out tif th nmlitMt, und cut rath 3o yard nf dtthtty I It I'HHll'Wt (or tho World Vr ViiirniiM Slntn!wny- (m,l hy fur i lit I t wttv. Im AUl rtiiuniliutUMi, of iS.iliMii. tiM lnjt)i ui of ivnl !)'. it tliUn In and tin' HtrrcH fltd d with ili'hri u,wn "n a i mummy, i i hi wnn r. j..., ... a l.. .a. ... .. .. j .. . (ll,- hr.i.i.1 i...r.i.il. .tf . t.i.v l.,.rn - ... TiiMtlav at lh. KlnniMlh Vulli-V I . u'tv-wiihmiis ii a t iiiriii -i ' unities union, the crowd of rur-1 hoapltal. Mr. Locke la affiliated CHICHESTER S PILLS hi . i-r ! iirMik i- .. yJS Manktvail IW.t.al.AI i SOLD 8V BRLtidlSIS tVUnMNLRti f I you w iah to giie it. A matter of riddles and let the public draw town business. ever after some particular scalp without finding there are two parties to every dis- t 4t acre 01 lan.i n . ill his impression of all that uoo hena. under the old war of loua. Ambulance with .Irena ''". ,h M,K,"C M"",r 'omiMiuy. ileal dvca wll get ui-h amiHith land even tone a allume the ;tr.-aky. wlahy-waahy work of n- creechlng ruahed through the trl- Mr. and Mr. C. 0. Ileldrl.h mo -.thefle preparation for the i..irpo.-: cken area, an.l rain, which atarte.l tored to Klamath Fall early In i.iainon.1 .no in original po,i.-r S and let the nnhl . . . ... moon cl"',, ,nd which atarted tort-.i 10 niamain raua euriy in - - - . , , could be accomplished in the .handling them: but over 30.000 cyclone 'the week to attend t. bualnea. l-rm I ' " n cut at the their Conclusions. In a ,. , , . . , , , birda when handled properly. '"" .,,,: vr ,! Mr ve v Kn.er.on .,. I dru.alore. tM your i diluting. , V:. ,-f ; u 'me of dairying. His brand of, . ... , ,4,)0oo to develop. "" mt"ry "' . ', ' i The .,,, t tim- nd you'll h.e it- , enthusiasm should stimulate 'th: a ore. and . lock I. with all ' " per..... made . M- .,. ,r au .-lie! I A.,d ,SS" e cannot . f"r" local enterprise. In a recent buying, home. ,.,r ...e ,e...r,. , '.'- '' ... . t a.l Kl-lhV -Il4 . . 1 I . , COWS. I1(IR!I, UUrMTI. J n.a.af trip through Montana he saw o( thr wUivn , lne ,.n,erpnae large shipments of dairy pro-'is profit Deariug. in. The cornoratlon calla for eight; Ti . . . . , settler. having an average of -It is natural to figure part of ,,,.. , mill lak(! ,hat number. ii CHILOQUIN pute. and two sides to every r 'lActtnn . . . ithat business as belonging to . n-ant. to attend to the bir.i. Alter nearly a year of these U3 Now that we are on thejone man ha ti.soo. another with "generalities" we are able to ... ...i... i 'only :oo can be taken in on that rncorrl h. hioa, rll.-,;,. ' ma'". nj nov ynu , se securle, tor vn .. . .... --oo-"- tne tnmgs main line cities are another $20.000 and place the whole j jarrett who haa been employ j man ware Chll.xiuln rlaltor Sunday Diamond dua. do a perfect "pro evening from their home at Kirk-1 fe..ionnl" Job of dyeing, ton; the i ford. IdruKKlnt haa aampl.. ahade and Among Chilnuuln bualnea lal-l Charle X. tiordon uf Wor.len. 1 .inp.H d.re.-tlono. For a book of tor to the county aent Turadav tlregon. aient the week end llt- en.llea auggeaiiin.. In full color, were J. II. ll.-a.Hlg and .Mr. I.. ' lug Mr. an.l Mr. I). L. tiordon. I repeat a tree ropy of Color Crafl Loarltscn. i Mr. and Mr. J. II. Meaalg and Ml.M. I.Y KS. lh-pt. N JS. Ilur- i....w i ......... ...... illngtuii. Xerinonl. aiH'ndiug aevcral da In 1'orlland ; in Klamath Fall Sunday. Mr. and Mr. J. J. Vallalr were In Chllouuln Sunday from their eier. ror QO we nave UUtl-,- t- nepH-J Vr Lathron for developing that unit of property. eil Bl tte Southern Pacific depot a I home at Kwauna ramp, ultV in getting our meaning .- ' :v. ...ut ...ni From the 40. a tract for town- rierk recently wa trnnaferml tn Mr. and Mr. I.b.yd La 111 m and . . . .'6." 1. "v ....... ..... atiwa. mere is every evi- ifite will be laid ont. and a that Diamond Dyes Dip toTINTDoll to DYE Adv. rl . INE LISTER THROATTABLETS imuiwiwii oiB.iMMtiraMina 1.1a nrffan!7fiiinn rlr. tn n-SWt ? : ... . . will h. left. w aence the Daner is read. even. . . 1 1 .... .... ... n. .mi v" . - - inis prooiem oi lanu seiuc- . ." "" - 7 iv to the space between the lines. I t ia t cn Tha rn. ' 01 nuriiie. and deed for lot ra Nor does the News lack one ! '"T" V" -Zl .1 IZ. 7t !'".. M ' !e' " auiau 1 cviiiv. -,iney can uunu as line """- -- " Dec8" '" figured out in-fine working lihey wish, although the budget sugar-coated. 1 . nno xh(sn ...hv nnt the!of coat, provide for . good btvie In journalism as in medi-' Southern Pacific?- Suppose iiVe'ght month, from the.t.m.' Cine and politics, there Will tft.rv.P nn this-to thev commence developing the lan.1 iota in influence because its opinion, seems always be two schools. The ,if;:. ....i.,.:.-? - 'the hen will be returning a steady fundamentalists and brass-tack 71 "a . rZ " lr n', ,roflt of '10u,'0 to ,16,),", " ' 'v"r- i.e. performers probably their place, and will so con tinue. For our part we favor "the iron hand in the velvet glove," always with the pro viso that vigorous English can The price set fur tho land here Is (10 an acre and time for paying If necessary. The plan Is for town site for homes. Next it. chicken yards, and then tho land for ruining -.. j ui j tjij i feed for them. As that win not UUi UUUl UCIUICU lUl.iauui . . . you are! FOR A CONSIDERATION envee nil (he land, the balance i AAnn .A V.A. . I ri t n V. i n fT nl'DI ' . . ..... ii u . , , , , .. .sccitia .yj w fcvi.i6 v.w. ,ior pasture lor .vv mn cu, ....... be used and may be Used lfKlamath with paternal care, I berries, orchards, and any other 1 1 j ;f j1-fr;if . branches of the agricultural tnaus- c x... m.-.. lrv lh9 p.opIe may wl8h to carry on. sneeze wunoui ueing oici- occasion requires, ooo- SUNSHINE VALLEY K. C. McC dosed with medicine and ad- Ivice- It seems we are miss-. RESIDENTS STAKE At last and for the first ; nn . hrAnd-new codv-I time we are accused of being i rjghted plan of suburban de- numorous. a gentleman 01 ; veloDment that will revolu CLAIMS FOR GOLD (Continued from Page One) in the west today. Ebberts, a per sonal friend asserted. Doth the gold and platinum are large local acquaintance, so- tionize the existing order of journing in California, hurried : things and make everyone bach: to enjoy the wonderful harmv. A nentleman in Port- fnnnrl in fine nowder and some sunshine we were talking ! aruj saVs o. His letter on flakes, the two men said, in some about. He landed head first , hi ' " ; of what he!spo' gold Blone " ,onnd: olh,,r -j 4- r 1 f ' P g P ' place platinum Is either alone or in the midst of last w eek S The other part is where i predominates, but taken a an aver- blizzard and has had it in for j he will come and explain how age both gold and platinum are us ever since. We'll be lucky for a substantial consideration, i '""aVdn the "'P3"8' ,h 'W if allowed to keep our eye-ijj he could put over one show j ly" s.Verai week resident of brows. . The punishment must . week at his market price, 'tho town have been sending samp fit the crime. : For.i and Rocketeller wouldn't'1"' away ,0 bo nl,1JPa- "nd all,.of air 11 t. 1 - noCKeieue. wouiuni, reporu have been favorah c. But frankly, what is wrong? be in it by the end of the Tne diJPcovcrle have been kept .n Human nature invariably loves I j-ear tirely under cover, to prevent out- a rough-and-tumble occasion-! SnVrv to disknnoint him but U'p ooplng down on the valley olK- 40 tw, I y ais"PP01nl mm' c.utiand staking claim before tho real- al!v, and where things go too nothing doing. We are not in-jentB na,, t,me , ,ake the pick of smooth nobody cares who runs terested in any new-fangled the locations. the show. A pioneer town ,: f,f ro-onerative com-! All of the reporu were favorable. oJ,t nnt tr. -L ' notlon 01 CO-0peralle com excltment was aroused ought not to wony about a .munitics, poultry or otherwise. junt thP winnemucca mineralogist little snow when usually and Tn g;xtv vears we've seen 'v.nt in his return. arc enough of the universe to fight I ,nen ,ne ,nwn. R " TUu ' - . V . t ma.srsc, and proceeded to Htake evory uhv nf humans whpn hcrdf.ti , . .1 n ,.u. ..j - .. ; iijfji wi Kl'JUIIti vutt.i. nan a !wr New Subscription Rates Effective April 15, 1927 By Carrier: One Year $6.50 Six Months 3.50 Three Months 1.95 One Month 65 By Mail: One Year ,...$5.00 Six Months 2.75 Three Months 1.75 One Month 65 almost incessantly we blessed with sunshine parading around in f!ufneS'to,.ther in mutual complaint. Nihility of containing pay dirt and ruffles gets a bit tire-, We stiu hoid fast to individual ! K"d to Kprague uiver are rc fsnmn anvwav It won't rln ' , i i . ., ported virtually Iniimssable by I'aKc some anyway, u wont uo : performance and independent ,, EhtjorUt , any harm to bundle up occa-iproKr.am. This being tied to : Bionally for the fun of Rhow-lsorneone.g apron brings may j ALLEGED CALF THEFT ing off what clothes we have. save the nation somewhere I IS CAUSE OF ARREST " 000 'along the years, but person- : MORE RUMPUS a.ly. hands off. We want to nC SVSZ. do what we please, When we jer charged with grand larceny for There seems no end to the!p,.ase and as we please. That j killing ami taking away a calf be complaints as to where peo.is why the News is successful. ZlCJT. pie buy and how they buy. u 0wes allegiance to no one .ommiiting magi-drato yesterday. This time certain retailers are but its own family of readers. Ira Faiion the complaining wit in for a good rap f jr not pa-j Oco tronizing local wholesalers j u sif: tf.aciikks to ii-;r-T ana aistnoutors. Kainer man j mvuui.isi iivuicvii..iu.,iiic,,ir( Bk(sd 0 nee, at lhp ehamher . ploye that Parker had killed one are accused of buying the i of commerce neit Tlmraday evening, red calf on or about February IS. identical products from Ash-'A"r" 1 at " m- ronfer with-192", and he had a warrant Issued 1 , , r,i .,i,n . i.Mla I-eona Maraters. supervisor of for I'arker' arrest, land and Medford peddlers : nM1Hlc ln tBe ABhlan,, I1(,rmal, , j. M JJona(llln testified that he who make the rounds here , to an organisation which will ar-:ls an employe nf Fallon and that every week. There appears to with the Slate Music Teach-ion the day mentioned he was In the ... . . . .. 1 .nuvioiiHU. ...inn ...aininn nan , hciii mo. ..'... .wo pii.t.n. .eiliiR oe uisciiwiiiiuuoii nn uiwiig me De,.n ln communication with Mrs. line, and to the detriment of local interests at every turn. The sport seems to be how ; ne-s. tcitirieii that ho owned a ranch In the lower end of Mason ; valley and said he und hi neigh- , - bors had been nilaHing raives lor Klamath county music teachers ; Home time, lie was told by hi em- All New or Renewal Subscrip tions Paid before April 15th, will be given at the old rate. By Carrier: One Year $5.00 Six Months 2.50 By Mail: One Year ...$1.00 Six Months Don Zumwalt concerning the matter, and asked her to( make this an nouncement. All teachers are urg- to bo present. to the Arena he saw J.-k Parker with a rope on a calf. Me cut the calf throat, lie said I'arker went to the Fallon ranch house that night nnd asked lo sleep then-. , . . 2.50 PAY NOW and SAVE MONEY ! if ;. r i M.i ' I at. i