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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1927)
' r PAGE SIT WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31, 1927. TJIK KLAMATH NEWS NMfwn DEATHS N&med for Season ! - Corvallis To Get Reclamation Meet list of the learners who will ' teach In the schools throughout the-county tads winter has ba give? out by .the county super intendent Fred Peterson. All these teachers will convene t UaUlate which convenes at the Klamath County High School aeit Monday moraine. , District No. I, Bonaasa, A. C. Oloo. Stella Rowne. Grace Ly- ,Ue. lle Lubke; Dlst.' No. 3. MARV KMI1.V HOLBKHT Mary Kmlly Holbert. widow of PORTLA.Vn. Auk. SO. (IT. P.) the late James T. Holbert. passed A call Issued today to the away In thla city Tuesday ere- trustees of the Oregon Reclame nine at o'clock, death resulting ' tlou rongren to meet In special from an Illness of several months 't session at Consuls September duration. ' aire. Holbert Is aur-'lo. . vlred by four sons. Bernlce. Ellt-1 ,The regular annual coot-tare At the Hotels Federal Revenue Hotel Wtllard Frank M. Kwd fern, Portlaud; Mr. anil Mrs. I). I). Oray. Portland; It. F. Kauff man. Weed: J. O. Ferns. Med fonl; II. K. Koochey. Portlaud; J. C. Wilson. 8acramento; J. M Ralle, Sacramento; H Portland. A. K. Rhnadea, 'tlmiugh development of aclentle KMvtil llmnr Dr. Ncwsoni, For sale old uupors (study of crop p.obleuis. 'roiimy health officer, Is va-' Klnniuilt News. If- Ilirrli f nlr 1 ' Tne cmnmUttv cam to tell peeled to return from Hiilcm to Jill1 Illgll lTlUrKithe president that tlio entire day wlinro he bus keen aticmllni A (northwest la baclr of- the move- a health conference. WAKIHNdTOX, Aug. Jtl. fU. i mcnt to roclilm arid lumla In The well equipped X-ltny lab' Cell at P.) Internal revenue collectlobs 1 the Columbia basin nud that ap from all i-laaset of fvdcrul taxes pruprlatlons for the work should during the fiscal year ending Juno 30 lust, wore nearly ISO.- K. Reed 000,000 above those of the prcv- 8anNou cai year wnen many nign oratory at, Klaniuib Valley II is- er. Clyde and Jamee Holbert. 'of the congress will be held in Francisco; II. T. Hnlden. Ku- ,r rates, were In effect. Income and one daughter. Mrs. Tlllle I Prinerllle from October 14 tol.-ne- F. -rmn .nrt wife Va. ' tag collections went up ISIS.- Kylander. two brothers, V. 8. , It, and. according: to plana now and J. W. Beach of Lebannon. S. ' being formulated, will be de- D.. three . sisters, Mrs. Lucitida ; voted to a proposed federal re- Topay, Helen Ashbaugh; Dt. Nicholson of this city. Mrs. El-1 clamation policy In Oregon. No. 4, Olese,- Cecil McCracken; IMat. No. B. Dairy. Mabel Berg dorf, Josephine liontik; Utst. No. J. Fort Klamath, Nellie Thomas. Ruble Goddard; Dlst. No. 8 vKeao. Olive Hill. Gladys Ander- non, Harold Ashley; Dlst. . Bly. lUta. Pollock. 'Bernlce Dawson IHit 10, Upper Uaagell, Alma .Claser; Dlst. 11, Pine Grove, Jennie Sevclk. -. Dlst It. Lorella. Meryl Bern hardt; Dlst. IS. Hildebrand. 'Glean- Brady, Maoel Brady: Dlst. II. Plevna. Lola S. McDonald; Dlst. It. Lower Poe, Louis Mln- lerr Dlst. It, Lone Pine, Hallle Moore; 'Dlst. 18. Crystal, Hen rietta Short; Dlst. 15. Worden. Jennie Graver; Dlst. 20. Upper Pee. Margaret Freor; Diet. II. Mails, Charles Weaver. Edith Klrkeatrfrk. Ruth Pettlt, ' Ottie tagger, Thelmsy Psrrtsh. V DM. SS, MoVlma. DeUa Nich ols; ,!Dfctf 25, Spring Lake. Aud rey MrPherabn; Dlst. 2t. Orln dale, Katherlne Ess;' Wet. 28. Klamath Agency, Hlsle Burton; DisL 28, Merrill, H. P. Blanton. AUean Murray. Katharine Mo . liter. Ruth .Miles,- Minnie Dll tard: Dt. Crescent, tether Crutatford: Dlst? Sir Summers, Maude Melton. Grace Bowman; Dist-tt. 8hssta View. Ina SchaHx. Mabel Kester: Dlst. St. Henley, Isabel Brtxner, Marie Munson: Dtst. 27. Midland, Win nlfred Coggia: Dlst? 88. Swan. ftltari riogston. ! IMst. 41. Vy Lake. Bertha nora Bear of Nellgh. Nebraska, j The Corvallla gsthering will be and Mrs. Sadie Johnson of Le-iax preliminary effort, In behalf bannon. S. D. Deceased was a ' of questions aud policies to be native of Iowa and aged "0 ; considered at Prinevllte. In the years. Friends are respectfully I light of the recent visit of Ore- Invited to attend the funeral ; gon Irrigation and reclamation services to be held this Wednes-1 projects by the Irrigation anil day afternoon at 4 o'clock at the reclamation committee of the Earl Whitlock . Funeral Home, ! house of representatives, the call Pine avenue at Sixth, with Rev. ; for the special meeting at Cor Frank L. . TTemetf of the First I vallis was considered as slgnlfi Methodist church officiating, cant. Interment will be made Id Link- it Is generally understood ville cemetery. 'among Oregonlans Interested In j reclamation affairs that the Cor- DKAX EDWARD DUNHAM vallla meeting will be to lay the Dean Edward, the son of Mr. i groundwork for a program call and Mrs. E. A. Dunham, passed . tng for presentation of bills In away at the family home 438 congress authorising federal sc. Oak street at t o'clock Tuesday 1 Hon In behalf of Oregon's proj mornlng following an Illness oKects, notably the Deschutes and eight days' duration. In addition ! Umatilla Rapids. to bis parents he Is survived by 1 two brothers Dale and Don. and LABOR TO PROVIDE ' one sister. Dorothy. Deceased j ZZ" Z. ... was born In Klamath Falls. Feb-; B1IUE-)I fALL ft It, ruarr 12. 1822. and was & years a t months IS days old at the ' (Coatlaaed oon Pae time Vf his passing. Private funeral services will be held at ue aiurieti soon. 1 rii.i i. i,ii.t,ii..i,i.i in ivk.iiju. The grotip ini-luded Kdgar B. ting difficulties of in i t-hest and Piper, etllior of the Oregonlan. abdomen. 1 -. i . -i. i .... i 1 HpiK'lallilug In Facials, Pearco Coamolica I'liouo 830 tor AppolUtwrnl' Poarc Beauty Shop EC dn, v u.u.v .Mj iM i-. i Dvu.Duii, inis was onset ov gene"; P. A. Smith. 81. ijiuls; offset by losses In mlsi-ell.ineout 1 Robert Ull. Seattle: Mr. aud Mrs..; M. i. Taylor. Oakland: Mrs. It. This news, announced by Dev. V. Nelkle and children. Turlock, i conimiaslonor of In- Calif.; Misa Nora Provall. Walls ternal revenue, brought cheer to Walla: Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Mc-1 Senators and congressmen who Gregor and son. Riverside. Calif. ; nv bl'n sharpening their W;. H. Nlch. McC'loud. Calif: C. knlvea for another slaahle tax Malmthorne. McCloud. Calif: i before they go bark to the Herbert White. Ponlnnd: Mr. i voters for re-election ouxt year. , and Mrs. A. T. Thomas, Mill ' -ereuuy mere nas oeen some Valler. Calif: Mrs. Iurenee ' uneasiness In congressional clr- Coo'k. Miss K. J. Cook. Palo Alto. Calif; W. Bergmana. Taboe, Cat'. II. E. Wlldy and wife. Iia Ang eles; T. U. Youell, Seattle: Sirs. Frederic R. Magee. Oakland clea because ot pessimistic warn ings from administration quart ers. It bad been aald that lax reduction thla year should not go beyond 8180.000.000. but John Msgee. Osklaud; Mildred K.i'nlrn"", Gnrn ot the ways aud the Earl Whitlock Funeral Home Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends are respectfully Invited to attend the, graveside services in Linkvllle cemetery at 2: SO o'clock after which vault entomb ment will be made. OPENING DANCE IS means committee said a few days ago bo had reason to believe thin figure could not safely be ex ceeded. . Apparently he had been to the treasury department and had seen the new figures for last year's tax collections. President Will Hear Farm Talk Klamath Falls labor fete and tall farm festival. Long declared, and together with new concessions I Sand feature offer unparalleled entertainment. r A big feature of the celcor-i-Hon carnival this year will be the Slippery Gulch which promisee to , rival the famoua Happy Canyon of the Pendleton round-up. Sllp- , pery Gulch is a portrayal of the HAILED AS SUCCESS ?Idll '' - " . I holiday meln. with fun for every- Ookttneed from Page One) : bodr nd PP" money " for the occasion. gome, c. n. cnorpenings. Gladys called tor the most popular man . Ilia; Parade ir.i.- Mildred Brown: Dlst. 4-t. j to be determined by the number; v( the celebration approaches Alt ar Hill. Beatrice Jones: Dlst.,0f ladies he had escorted to the, climax on Labor Dav. Monday dance. He found that Met 1 the huge parade will straighten Thorne. Pasadena. Calif; . Ruth B. Johnson, Pasadena. Calif; Theo.' U. Brown, Portland. Arcade O. A. Rumbaugh; O. Baker, Everett. Wash.; I. Zat bra, Pawlettl City; W. layman and wife, San Francisco; Dannie Wilson, Sal Francisco; At Miller and P. Miller, San Francisco: J. Figane, San Francisco; S. Fore man. San Francisco: Win. O. Shrive, San Francisco: O. H. Mattney. San Francisco; S. C. Lame, Midland; D. G. Llnley. Malin: Emma L. Ward, Malin: J. Cella, San Francisco; John Sylvester and wife. Weed. Calif; Louis Stoplk. Weed, Calif: J. P, Moore, Dunsmn . , .. esieo ana wue, oan r raorisco: n . 4. ' Core, San Francisco; G. R. Flak. ! Los Angeles: J. F. Hewitt. Port-, isou. no, n.nmi. . ur..u. -,...,., r.rm.r .ht,l h. RAPID CITV. Aug. SO. (U. P.) The farm attuatiou and Irrigation probleme wer8 brought to Presi dent Coolldge's attention thla afternoon with the arrival bore Monday of . a delegate from the urnl Inter- In developments of the mop... -u. r.,Monlllv ot , delegate from Denver. C. L. lf-f. Amerlcsn Society of agrlcultu ulr; J. P. Ward aid Wife. j tB(rtMe ,,, . ,,,, The agricultural engineers are ' here to tell Coolldge that the D. Sheet. Portland. R. T. Jester and daughter. Point: C. II. Point. Registration Commerce A C. Faster. C. Ida Bell Rowell, at Chamber Rocky Rocky ! helped hy the ' government af Solomon, Mrs. J H. Losey. Calif; Blanaa of the Arcade hotel had i ont dnsrn v. in atn i, ,h. h.. George Roblson. Colorado; L. O. with him S7 Tadies, and imme-1 light of celebration throngs. I Shirley. Washington; Lloyd F. diately Hammond pronounced ! starting promptly at 10 a. m. : Haley. Calif : Eugene F.-Uelltnga, Via the wonder man of Klamath Monday, the parade will com-!r,ll,: Ror H- Cl-vrk. Calif: John Falls. Then It was discovered mence at Spring and Main, nro-! Woodard. Calif; C' N. Splnki. 48. Bryant ML, Bessie Honilk: Wat 48. Llbby, Josephine Llttle KeMt' Dlst. -SS, Howard. Helen Howard; Dlst. 83, ChlloqniB, R. ;B. Hough. Helga Telllvik,. Le-sore- Williams. Cornelia Peden. Or tJTf laid. Olive Erwln. Helen !,.. r.v u..kk... ka -a a . . ... .Calif: II. D. Asnlsnd'-slif : L. Horan: Dlst. 64. Beatty. J. W, ;ith him. J. Hansen showed . to Klsmsth avenue, west on ! K- Brown. Wahlngtonp Kj R: Tnnnell. Alice A. Tunnell. ,ome ,Deed. for he hsd 37. Harry Klamath to Second, from Second ' Cowles. Calif: A. G. Page. Calif: Ruth Jack-! Wilson hsd S3. Bert Willis was to Main and back down Main 1 AnA Erlrkson, Calif; .0, B. Ma "tCSij. 8S. Kesterson, son;- Dlst 87, Round Lake. Kath erlne Mattett; Dlst. 68. Spimgue Rlvar. Herbert Evans, Haul Evans; D'st. 68. Modoc, Mary 3o Walsh: D(,:t, to. Lamm,- Ann Hsnren: m?:. : 63. Klik, Mary escort to SI, Joe Sloey had 25. i street to Broad. "n. Calif: Charles HeiMsa, -t1ih: R. Smtthers had 24, and George! A number ot attractive floats J- s- Prothers. CaUfp E. S. Down had 18. - - - have already been entered In the ! Holmes. Calif; Mrs. EitiUe Her- The fair association beard was i parade by various local organiia-,ald- California. Standard Dyers and Cleaners . "For Better Appearance'' Odorless Cleaning Owe-Day Hrrvlre I Bipert Dyeing Announcement of the A. B.C. ' SPINNER SPINS AWAY WATER! SPINS AWAY DIRT! v'' At last the marvelous new A. 13. C. Spinner has arrived. The Spinner BPins a big tub full of clothes and the wringer wrings ? then dry in 40 seconds. The Agitator will not tangle clothes or tear off buttons. .;. 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Baldwin Hardware and extremrlv well cleared with the Hons snd -Dullness houses J opening event In the new pavll- combined with the rodeo parade LOVE TRIANGLE tnypcr. uim., oj, uraymni, Anna k,n snd Mcn MO-.,r promised the line of marrb will be the, fil.a m.t SS Alfm.-,nt Un., 1 -, - -''"-- j , i ,i in. new arrnernre snnnin most TnTRmMRs mnn Berlin E-el', An'iro i,.,. . ..n, .npi.l renter !n J'rred In th rltr- I stnm ...r, O- I,.. rA'lra , 7h, rtAt" mra w'll h. k.M turrtfiT. but will assemb'e S'.n-! F-t-nwti-k: DLt. Anna WalrU. 6'oneiran: frlTtlj E'. wniiuoa, v T . ,,. . ,., AVIATORS SPURRED TO MAKE BIG HOP pV-i,..- - - (Contlnoeit from Paee Oi.el ru:urc. I i je Eieuiacrs 01 tae lair ooara sb-.ufotit, cm win assemD'e man figured. according to , feel tint troch credit-is due the aaln Monday for the big L-ibor n-1rhrors. s v.".: i .concerns wiiich rushed ttie fine ee'oh-atlon nar.h. Who the j One suit against '.him lewas ftra-ture to completion. The W. i!ah"r unions, fair board and frtrd In Dallas. Fred "Brown, j D. Miller CoDsiru.-lIoo coapaav. r.i o-isoc latlon cooperating in an e.r.ploye of the hop farm! v.-ulch beid the c.atract. rushed ever- way to put the four d.iy -aid ho had bc-n a member of an the building .through to eomplav ' ovr siirce!.i,fnnr. fftm will get : Oklahoma Jnrr whl-h several tion in about 3u days, while "le ,,,,;t atertalcB'.ent possible. ' years ago acquitted Werllne on Cunclca's thop completed at-,1-"1" "-aid. . . . charge Involving a woman. trac ive wiring arrangements In ' - record time. Howard R. Perrln, , FoT results use News Class Ads. 1 for results use News Class Ads. jlocal architect, designed the hand- ' ' - - - - - . . , . u.i .i. a. ENDS IN MpRDER 1 1 -j(f, j.- i.ome building. WAR VET VICTIM SUICIDE TUESDAY :id Dltudonne' Costcs, with hi? Iirfftiet, also waited only for Ood' weaihtrt , ' ' AQ . three when they went to bed early this evening, left early calls for Wednesday morning. It J believed possible' that French planes may take a southern At lantic course, somewhat north of the A tores Islands. It bad weath er .over the popular northern course persists. ; jNevlne's selection of the Crao well field far north ot Croydon, la .taken to Indicate that he at least has decided definitely to take the northern course If any. In '.an Intervlow before he left for' Croydon, Levlue said he in- Ku i arrived in Lakevlew. wis an durance flight record with hlsj,rmy identification tag bearing Columbia monoplane after the; the number 1,S4S,C1S. From Trans-Atlantic flight. ' his scanty personal effects, of- ": n-tx-n.i, . .a i. 'tlcer uld learn nothing. JMPSOU. Ont.. Aug. JO. (A.. The theorJr , ,, i.u wcainer couuiuoos overj tne ex-soldier, iue ensieru Aiianiic are iiaeiy matters (Continued from Page One) friendly overtures on the part of rooming house attaches. It was said. Identification Tag; Sole identification, aside from the name which Clifford gave on the hotel register when bo to hold 'he Royal Windsor at her field ot Walkerrllle for another twenty-four hours. ' Sir' Frederick Stuart, Toronto woaiher tberver. In a telephone despondent over I about which those ! around him knew nothing and possibly In low spirits over prob able Inability lo find work, took suicide as a means of terminat ing his troubles. Whether a .u.,,.,,u ur,,UB juner, coroner's Inquest will be held to aecretary of the local flight com-j day could not be learned mfttcui advised further delay for '- the start for Kngland ot "the Windsor to Windsor flight." The Fall Season of Dancing opens (:: Thursday Night, September 1st ' at the ; WINTER GARDEN Undef 'the management of HAL BLACKBURN AND HIS BAND REGULAR DANCES Every Wednesday Saturday OFFICIAL DANCE Labor Day Celebration FRI.-SAT.-SUN.-MON. , UU08KVKLT -if 1 K L U, New tor. Aug. 30, (API -An ad verse wind caused, another post ponement late today In tho pro jected flight of the monoplane "Old CUory" to nome. a ' , Stag Schedule Changed . KUmath Fallt-Bend STAGE . . Will Leave at 7:110 A. M. . .-, One Trip Dally - tb ginning Thurwlaj-, Sept. 1st New Stage Depot Clh and Klamath 1PHONE 326 trWT T6E VVO-LOrVV LEAD SUCH a oocs LIFE IF HE COOUD veAR BUSTER " fcROWN SHOES , 14Qj; Esplanade SL I Ml f (Phone 825 $ . ' . ' ' j " JS fll I . - . - - ' ' ' i:-' - si ....... -f aaaarwiipiisiiMtininW - M : d m - . ms i am. ..m bm$mkMg& & : Lml. ill CADILLAC . LASALLE ' DVICK t CHEVROLET ' OAKLAND t P0NTIAC , 0LDSM0BHE . ' . t. 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