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WEPNKSDAY DKCKMBKR 10, 1023
Wild Waves Welcome Sailor Hoover
1 Theater Doors To
! Open At 10 A.M.
i Day Before XmasJ
Underwood Will
Entertain Kiddies
At Theater Party
. C. H. Vndorwood of I'lidor
wuod's pharmacy la going to t
a host lo all His children of
Klamath Falls Friday aften-oon.
Dcpember 21, when he entertains
at the Pine Tree theater with
hlii seventh annual Christmas
party.
There arc literally hundreda ot
children In the city who are all
excited over Christmas, Santa
Claim, and 4 theater parties. In
fort many niore than could be
crowded Into one theater. But
Mr. L'ndcrwood ha prepared for
tills, and theater doori will be
open at 1 o'clork Friday for the
first performance, and 3 oVlock
for the second.
The main picture to be flash
ed on the screen will be "The
llugle Cull," starring Jackie Coo
Can, the children' favorite. This
1 a masterp.ece which portray,
the day of the plainsmen, In
dians, and the cavalry, with
Jackie C'oogan playing the part
of a bugle boy. Besides this
there will be Pathe News and
a Bobby Vernon comedy entitled
"Slop Kidding."
i Police, Firemen
! Fill Stockings,
i Tree Lit Brightly
Clmnpiiin from thtlr tisu:! role
ot pvolioT'irs t public: bftftHy,
flrvmon an t pol1;emt are wmk-
Ins on prf puraHuttH tir the
;('l.rlatiuii parly ilwjr will Hive
KUtnuth cMMron on 'hrttMa
i eve.
A la nre riirWrna tree fiir
i niched by the Vptenuu of For
leiRn War, and ercMu1 by fir-
meu and iut!c'inMi stands In
: front of tho city hull, nrar the
curb, sending out ra5 if Christ
j mas cheer from it. I instiled and
dtcorutd brmnhtn mid from Ihe
many ro aired lighta pit on the
; troo by tiio I'ulltnrnia-Orepun
; Power company.
II n spare monion t , Ik fore pa
in ou and off duty, tho citizens'
i protectors fill Christ man siok
j lmrn Willi candy, unit, nnd fruit.
Christmas eve Santa Cluus will
pa out the storking to all the
'children in the city.
The usual stern cour.tonan.re?
of the officers are wreathed. in
f miles a a they pre nan the pifi
which wilt delight tho hearts of
,th children.
MOOSE
ATTENTION
I INITIATION
Thursday, December 20
' REFRESHMENTS
R. Motschenbacher
. Dictator
I High on the bridge of the I'
' dent-Elect Herbert lloorer,
Come to the .
' Old Time -(
-DANCE
. At Moose Hall
TONIGHT
Music starts at 8 o'clock
4 hours ' of Dancing
Refreshment Served at
10:00 O'CLOCK
Meet Your Olil Time Friraila
in the Old Time Way
Nothing but old time fiances.
Bolivia Agrees
To Arbitrate
(Continued From Paso One)
proposition. Minister of Foreign
relations Tonus M. L. Klio in
formed Secretary Kellogg that
his government already has com
municated to President lrigoyen
of Argentina a:ceptauce of his
good offices,
rarngliAy llnppeil.
The note asserted Bolivia had
maintained an "attitude consls- j
tent with the strictest interna-! AocpmV.1v FVlfljlV
flnnal nrinclnlns and nractlees." .flSoCllI Ul J J. lluUJ
I must expressly state." the i Will Rp SllrTirKP
communication said, "that Bo- IT 111 UC UUipilJC
llvla has not mobilised Ita army. I
The conference knows that Para-! The assembly. whl.h will be
guay. after attacking Bolivia. ! sponsored by the senior clas.
and In order to conceal some- be a great surprise to all,
what the magnitude of the of-j '' Vera Moore, chalrmau.
tense, immediately resorted to' The program will consist ot
requesting the application of the singing by the student body, a
treaty of May J. 19S3. for pre- song by Dorothy Stevens, a read
ventfon of conflict, which was I ing by "Al" Barclay, and a play,
not ratified by Bolivia. j "Christmas Eve at Skeeter's I'or-
I ner." The cast consls: of the
I fo lowing: Teacher. Kathrvn
i : ' ru .
$ JL&K j.H ! Hit
til- s -W4 : '
' Tlio doors ot the I'lne Tree
j theater will 0u at 10 Vlick
j Mtmiliiy uiorulng, IVcetuber XI.
i Hit duy befurn Chrlsliiins, to al
low nil Ihe children of the r iunly
under 11 yours of ago t greet
! Santo and bo tho guest of II. W
I I'uole at a plcturo show, '
1 The picture la to be one c 'Po
ll hilly Interesting to chllureii, Mr.
II'oo snya. who baa greeted tho
children at his theuter tha 'Ut
i thrtie years. And thy picture
will lie accompanied by real, live
music, too, for .JaiK llowrlug
ami his fumed orchestra will be
I here.
Suiitu Is terribly busy now, hut
ho has promised that when tho
ruriulu goea up. he will bo on
tho slime. Not only will ho have
with him a bag ot ctimly, nuia
u nil nit ursine for every lifT.I,
but bo will ulso have a list of
Ihe winners of the merchants'
prises which are given tor the
best letters written to Santa in
rare of the Klamath News.
Santa ha especially asked thai
i the kiddles won't forget Ihe hour
10 o'clock a. ni the day be
I fore rhrlstmaa.
S. s. ilaryiaad. good-will ship of his South American tour, stands Presl
He has made nianv an ocean v-yuce. has cronsed the eiiuator fourteen
times, but still likes to stay on deck and wu:ch his ship plough through the waves. In tho Inset, yiai
see him making a rather dangerous landing Irom the nuvy gig to th wharf at l.a Vnlon. San Sal
vador, hu seconJ stop. Tho Cult of K-usee a was guile rough when the pnrty went aab.ire.
KLAMATH UNION HIGH NEWS NOTES
These news stories, written special lo the Klamath News, by student in
Frederick Berber's classes in journalism at the hijfh school will be a feature
of the News every Wednesday and Saturday morning.
COTTOX CARGO AFIRE
(LIN, Dec. IS. .l-PI-The' Sopbronin. NaJine OTlah- were
fr Galtymore arrived to-!"'" D Hartaa: Benja-
. t.J-h..o .i,h i mln. Jock Harney: Silas. Frank !naT1"5. a "7
BERI
alMiniAr
rf.. , pm.rh..n with nart I nin. Jock Harney;
of her cargo of 15.000 bales 0? Xiairia.; Jonathau. Marlon Smith:
cotinn afire The steamer camelHIram. Harold Itobertson: Reu-
from Houston. Texas. ben. Don Davis;: Rebecca.
'dene Harris: Samunlha. Vera andthe p'ana for tho community
! Moore: Mutllda. MalH-l .Moore: ihe si were revealed.
Hannah. Margaret Macken; Ellia, The advisors of the club are:
Hiuel Jlaclueruey. r. Wallers of Ashlund. Eil-
Sania flans will hnvo some- ard Arthur of I'ellcan City, and
thing for a:i. Tho stage will be Mr. Kmery of K. I'. II. S.
decorated for Christmas. Those who gave talks were:
. Harold Hobertsou. on the III-Y
Taffy-Apple Sale Held. 'club: Jack llaruey. on how the
A taffy-apple sale was held by Hi-Y originated: Lee 1'rulu read
the Girls' Letter club on Tues-.ihe constitution and propoaed
day noon. December IS. The , amendments; Don llurlan gave
sale proved successful as the net 'a talk on "Clean Speech;" Buy
proceeds were $10.80. ; Nine oa "Clean Living:" Vernon
The apples were sold In-th , larker on "C.ean Sportsman
main hail and In the cafeteria. ; ship." and Mr. Kmery on "Clean
many sticky fingers. Scholarship.." .Mr. Jackson ex-
son appeared to 'be pressed tils appreciation of the
; Boulder Dam Bill
I Sent to President
' (Coatlnucv) rrnta Vf Om)
on lh hill.' And ttnouitr
thoiip who p.iM(Hl "Mm hill f ir
A mail imiiioil Thll without know
In IC Ihe rfHon why" A ri'rfiifv
tu Itcp. ruil SwIdk. (Alirurutn
ropuljUt-nn. on of th mmnitDrn
of i bo nionturo.
llappluvnt U lnmrly k inallrr
!of haviuR t nouith
; thai you lllv.
rurk ta tl
Supremely Smart
This new colored Kodak. ..just
in tin'c for Christmas
RuMCSICM'.. uml .treaa.-d In rulor lo
meet the tnoilirn trend, the 1 I'm-kel
KihIuU, Serle II, U as Mtirrmely Niniirt a
cifl m you roiild ulsli lit f.iul.
Conir i.i and see this Kixl.ik and ll liitml
kitiiir rune Iwilh offerliia; a t lmire if four
lowly color. t Mite, briiHti, lM-i:e or Rrny.
Yihi can't lu'li but !i'ni Miticiit mIiIi
kin It it cifl.
, ricllir si's Is S'.i t '
Currin s for Drugs
Try News Classified Ads for Results
KLAMATH.
Klofhmg Kompany
Offers
Holiday Suggestions
. FOR MEN
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All-
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gooey time eating 1 1 1 - Y club.
his. The Kirlu who met and pre- A number of hunnuetfi are
pared f"r !' vile were: Hn- hon- plumed for ho future,
rlelta Wright, "Pat" LlvlnKsum. .
Helen !;ion. Hazel MU'haelMoii. t S4nior m-fi at Splt.
Maryellyn Bradford. Huth Van-1 Alilioimh tho itophoinore won
nUe und Mian Konnhr. I the lotfrriatsi volley ball chum-
t ,. ) pionhlp they were beaten ty the
11!- V 'nndurtit AHfcrniMy. ; Htrnlorn by a score of 4 2 to 34
The 'Hi-Y club conducU'd an yesterday after nchoiil. The sen-
, axeoihly yesterday. A number iirt had chal'enxed the op ho
of talks were Riven by the boys, mo fen, j
BAWDY HOUSES
TO BE CLOSED
Rig h t?en hn tines of qnettlon-
. lahle character. Un a ted on Com-
mercial, Hroad. SprfiiK and Oak
X, sV.aCi ! streets must clone their doors oo
At the Pine Tree
Silks or knitted:
plain or designs.
$1.00 to $3.50
PAJAMAS
Regular or middy:
all materia La
SHIRTS
Madras, broadcloth
In all styles
$1.75 to $12.50
' I BM
ill
mmm s,-eob$,oo
. : . 1
H; wool, lisie. .in,, faj&wftm
MMrt Vl P'a'n. Patterned. l&tiMmM
tebH 50cto$2-50 VtMm
Iaisaiaujia,, .',l').k,M rfS?
msm belts mmm s
V$XZJZW 11 C.enuine leather; felWI "'" COa'"
fl "'" co,or ""XXi 0"' trlron,ea !
KViI $1-00 to $5.00 ktwi $3.50 to $10. ,
SWEATERS . IfwM MUFFLERS
Pullovers as well Wj fjffMM mk and wooI": fj: v ' '
as Jacket styles ':MiU Ww-Jr ',l"ln or PattPrn Ai'--'V-
$3.50 to $15.00 WlwWy&A $1.50 to $5.00 fMSySSh I
teQHSml f-&fir m 1
XjSbyV 'KERCHIEFS
INITIAL MllWi " , rKXI.CTOX
C Unen' or 'MiwJiW BATHROBES .
4 w-y; colored borders tr-LX vf tWj
or before January 1. Occupants
of the establishments thirty-aix
women must leave the city.
This was the edict delivered
by Chief of Police Koitii K. Am
brose. The police clttef called at each
house and notified the women
that they can no longer remain
in Klamath Falls. The move
followed tho decision of Mayor
T. B. Wallers and the police
committee.
"What's more." said Ambrose.
"I Informed them that they need
not attempt to move to another
location because my department
will be watching them closely
and will see that they get out of
the city limits.
"This city should not, and stall! rl'y
I The headline attraction on the
vaudeville- bill noiv showing at
1 1 ho Tine Tree theatre Is tho ap
jpeariin e of "Cherlt" Ifi Mnrble
' Art, a colorful andintereting
'exhibit of reproductions from the
grent masters. Three beautiful
. models are the principals In 1 1: is.
artistic presentation. -j
Ki.'leen minutes of variety with
the T;oplcal .Four, who introduce
many novel numbers and much
harmony. Spanish Instrumental
music. Spanish dunclng. some
whistling and Imitations and vo
cal specialties distinguish their
offering.
t Ouvis and Nel.uon in a com
' cdy interlude are a snappy cou
ple with a satire on domestic
relationship with a fund of trop
lcnl humor In their repertoire,
i Jim Fulton and Co., and tho
, Barclays, a clever dancing team,
I alirn shore honors on this va-
not. harbor places of tliat char- '
acter within its clly limits." said
Mayor Wallers yesterday In ,
commenting on the action. 'There !
W03 one move to make; that to
give them their 'waling papers',
give tiiem a reasonable time to
move on and then watch them !
iKe. nav.Ks to prevent them mov
ing to another location within
the city limits."
On the srrocn, "Something Al
ways Happens," starring Kstber
ItuUton.
At the Liberty
King Holding On,
An Intriguing title, a plot that i
Is rapid, romantic and filled with
surprising and thrilling Incidents
from start to tho lust flicker is
i the new picture, "Wauled A
I Coward." which will bo shown lit j
I)nrr. XT4J tl,e Utterly theatre for the last
rogress .Noted mm tonight.
Ho perl (iarland, gloho-trntter
and soldler-of-fortuue.' wagers
Hint tin I. a nnw.r.l ,1 . . u . . I , .. hi.
His Majesty', progress is pro- j rBl.ur, ,, heroism, 'and answers
( Continued From Page One)
according (i
ceedfng
tlons, It was stated at the Pal'
nee. although the "curve" of
progress Is not amootli. The ,
ray therapy treatment wa. ad-1
ministered again tonight. i
llullilln ' , I
The night bulletin said:
expectaBn advertisement for a coward
Ho meets Isuliello, a mysterious
girl who Is quite good to look
at. and with whom he fulls In
love. At her home, presumably,
he moem with a vicious crowd
of gun-runners who are planted
"The King passed a quiet day! 10 ""lm.l,,tt,e .nlm' b'" who '
and the progress noted tills " """""" """r l)U"1"e""'
morning has been continued." i Ml"'lr"l "f tils bet. (lurlnnd docs
Signed, Stanley llewett. Hugh not "Khl or "llk hack' h,lt """'
rtlghy and Dawson of Penn : orders until amidst all their
As a result of this biillellu. . ""n'nly "lity doings he finds
the public generally was more.1'10 lrl ln danger. Then he
optlmlstu-, although still ron-: 'rc,1" loose and in Ills wild
sli's-lng tho ruler's condition i ttrngglos Is Instrumental In
grave. : bringing lo Justlco tho entire
i gang, Including a South Amer-
( lean rebel, who Is seeking guns.
Classified advertising ' I.
uornlng newspaper ' proposition j
The utilities of a city
are combined
m in your motor car
ilill
YOLR automobile i koinrlliiiiK
like a in in in I it re rilV. There is nil
electric light ami power syalcm, a
water ystcm, a fuel nttteni.
In the new Fortl, you will fitul
each of those dystcmii of the latent
design anil built of the host ma
terials. Every part hun been made
to serve you fuilltfitlly ami well
ami at a minimum of trouble ami
expense.
. Take, for example, the genera
torone of the moKt importuiit
parts of the electrical system
which supplies the current for
lighting and for engine ignition.
In the new Ford, the generator
is of the power-house type and is
distinctive in many features. It has
been specially designed to prevent
most forms of trouble. Oiling is
necessary only once a year. About
the only thing you need do is to
have the charging rate changed as
the seasons change.
Closely allied to the electrical
system is the ignition system. It,
too, Is of new mechanical design
in the new Ford. There is but one
high tensiou cable and that con
nects the coil with the distributor.
Even cables from the distributor
ta the spark plugs have been
eliminated. Speciul care has also
lioon taken lo make the diitribu
lor wuti-r-proof, thus preventing
short circuits from rain, etc.
The electrical and ignition sys
tern's of the new Ford are so simple
in dceigii nud so carefully made
I hut they will give you surprisingly
little trouble. Yet that doesn't
mean thoy should be neglected.
Certain little attentions arc needed
from time to time. "
The storage battery should be
given wuter and the connections
kept clean. The generator charg
ing rule should be changed as in
dicated. Spark plugs should be
cleaned at regular intervals. Dis-
tribulor points should also be
kept clean and the distributor
cam given a light film of vaseline
every 2000 miles.
These arc just little things, but
they mean a great deal to your
car.1 You can have tlicitt ldokctl
after at very small cost by the
Ford doulor when you take the
car in for oiling and greasing.
A thorough checking-up at
regular intervals will lengthen the
life of your car and give you ,
many thousands of miles of care
free, economical motoring.
Ford Motor Company
..mays. Us. The New..
I Tor results us. New. Class Ada