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THE KLAMATH NEWS TUESDAY, JANUARY 1, 1020 The Klamath News! Published every morning ex cept Monilay by Ilia Klamath New Publishing company at 10S U2 South Fifth irocl, Klamath I'll Is, Oregon. Omrinl Paper ir City of Klaiu. nth Kalla and Klamath County Robert tiulhmay . Lynn Zimmerman . . Kdlior Adv. Mgr. sinsfiunittx katks ; Delivered by carrier, uioiitb $ .03 : Delivered, by carrier, year 6.BO Ifeiivercu Iiy Ul.lll, jewr I Cv Subscriptions iayable in advance Y TODAY Hy AKTHUK BRISBANE Britain Also Speculates What Use Is Science? Buying Whiskey Is No Crime Preventing Influenza Copyright IHJM by tlio Star t o. LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Dill MOW cmfiHOiSMF.N ll N.-.I lliililulil OFFICE CAT 11 Jl'Ml'M 1 DEATHS I t ho in began UO us Imttli, I-rd their fiistoimTs. a nil that will tT " ' y.;" ' opkcixation m the tnicrea wwhu , . , -.,.,(,,.,. K-Umafrt ""Pil """I1"".' FalU. Oregon, November l&, i Member Selected Oregon Newspaper acme by the poet In tliu lint1: 'Mow dear to Ihe heart are tlio scones tr our childhood. When fond recollection pre sents then, to view," Jinlgo Robert It. Ilutlcr. Orogon'i I new congressman, went to Ton j tint Is needed Is more think ness.e to sond Christmas with K alll fM wHiliig Ills mother mid renew boyhood! . friendships. I AIIVH ti. lloh miller wus lK.rn lu llutler. ... .. ,,,. , ,. I ill Hie lliotiuiuill rummy 01 casi JUIIV II I II Al Jullll l.ei. Hull ell known resldi'lll or 1 III !! It III. passed away Sunday ulleinoon al I Mill o'clock lolluwliig all Illness ol iu.. ...k,. lie 1 Niirvlted li biographical boost id both Hoo-'hl n Tlirlm.i Hall. fl sons I..... I c.ilil. .ir.i Al 1 ........ ..-I....... I.....I.I, Ih.lvtll ..-I i.i.il ' ,11(1111111, rv' -. - - Smith and Herbert Hoover. They lim faiuon i. daiighloii.. have heeoine great from liinnllo itii-lill. Vloleiu. I.eiu. I'udiis. i beginnings Indeed. holh , .lulivl and Vena Hall: "ad hi" Responding lo Hi" urge voiced ' A paragraphcr Indulges In u I M 11. V showing slock, sold originally to the llrli- sped laek of l'e for t lii Constitution K,itt.... tiutl.U nf Juliii Held. Jr.. Tonne...,., loyal lo 111.- li.loi, l . , ,,. .,,,,, . your llu Civil War and consistently . tsh hy Kord al SO uhlllinKs a does share, now sells at "75 sIiIIIimk mueh. Hut comniliitni; a felony. orry resp.vtal.ilHy ! "''"""J' '" nrv- ,nr,n .""'iToo u.u.1. pe.Hl. you know, will past few ituyii hu hu- ittHtkcn loft oil of the lit-autti ( hin buy. THK llrlilsh probably havi' -siwtublllty think hard, heard how Senator t'ourens of ipremlum." whl.li means 5 rim- with the prospect of notnic to Jail.'; ,V . .u.. ... ... ..... H lUiRs a share. plus the .lnBer of bUrkuiallliiR I the .loswHHl-dked j I .... K.tn-.. ..-..ft i. x, . iiiiis in spriuaiiuie au.1 me urn-r I nam reu tutuuri. O...I w ui.-u iikuis 1 ui the Inndseape in Iho fall. i ' I't.... k .. i. .. i b...n.. i.... , Stales census bu- i ... ' ' ., ' .. .. . . sl.k for Oregon and his houitf Slypes. Inc.. han rran- ,.,.. " ..h eity since romiim to Wuslilncloii ! Ciaco. Los Angcle. and Portland. ZZ""X:.J":Z ' ' r : bus been plain to thu writer, lie! Eastern representatives: Charles ' "" - " " w" """ admitted that while he ripened E. Miller, New "iorlc. and W. U. : ... " miss them and his friends, he Btockw.ll. Chicago. ' i-rZ.. , J.'e. .lM '. " '". '"W '" "r"-ihad missed them far more even . , , - . ii..,. mail nt o k i m 10 11. is sometimes for uua.ely. bnt I, is a danero , As .,,,,..,, (1,lrl,1K ,h, ...... . I'".. ...... ..,.inl.. ln.li... nml..i.'u Miltli. , . ....:... ;letrolt put about $2,000 In the i-fiHK l ulled Slal. Pacific coast representatives: Ar- , . I v sivne, lnc San Fran- oriK"1"1 r"rJ ""n" alld "K 1 reports ; "'??!!. 'yout MO.OOU.OOO In .ash. Sil.h i,eu.a last week Telephone 877' Member Audit Bureau Circulation ; lti'd II AT tu-e? ruin your t'ros your lens lth less com- I posur... IViiiiu ye not the waulon glauee. 1 He discreet, or you'll expose your i l'unl;.! I No douhl the puncher leels 'sine his sermon is api'iecnii. rwht'll lie seen some ot the iell.e lioddlllK. and- I GREETINGS 1929! j A eulogist nusweieil a Hi ilish nKOUAHLY one-half of the !eoal mine owner. " You havo f cases are .uiise.1 In Hie . i wasted fortunes boring for coal habit of putting the hand to the. Throughout 132S the poo-; where thera was uone. 1 could mouth or nose, rometimes In' , '. wrBihave ,0,d ',,u ta "-"P uld MVe moistening the flnsers to turn! pie Of Klamattl count) wereT011r lllouev whenever you came the leaves of a book or newspa bles?ed with prosperity j to a certain formation ill the per. That plants the germs on the : , i " learth. Never any coal below that mu. uons membrane, health, and hapiuness; the : formation. It came before thi; Chlldreu should be warned ! roili nftliP honest endeav-coai ';ls formed." 'asaiust that! I flolhes make the man and they also help make the woman land nativity Is going lo be very helpful to him in congress. Southern members, especially from Tennessee, have been most friendly and klud in their offe.g to be of assistance to him. Mis, of little girls? grandfather. Roderick llutler. was ! Darlings and pets I nun her Mrs. Suuu Honipey. .Mr. i Hall was born lu this coutiiy and u aged 1." ..ears at the time 'of death. The remains are III i Iho slumber room of I lie Kiirl ' Whlilock Kunerul Home. I'luV Avenue al SIMll where friends Imav call. j j Kuneral services will be held WcilucMlay nuirniiiK al 10 o' clock at Iho Williamson Itlverj 'church with Itev. Karl fulton officiating. Inlermeiil will be j made III the family plol In the' Wilson ccmelery. J lirri'V 1V..W KMIillTKN. Hetty Jean, lite liilanl dauiili ler of Mr. and Mrs. Jcsm I. Klllglltcli of lionls. C.illl , iased away lu this city Sunday morn ing at 2 l.'i o'cl.irk lollowliiK an Illness of ' das. She was born hi this city Nor. II, I92ti. mid ag.it 2 lears I mouth and til dais at the time of ber passing. The remains are in ttie pink room of the Karl Whltlo. k funeral home. IMue a. chile at Sixth. Ku neral services will be held at OUR WISH TO YOU It's all the good fortune thai can be crowded into bno person' life that we wish for 1929 and many many yean after. The best of luck I And we are duly thankful lo our customers for making 1928 a happy and a prosperou one. SANITARY MARKET a commanding figure lu Tenties-j And uiarioneite. see politics years ago a dlstln-1 That's what little boys maku gtiislicd member of the bur. a ioui of girls. congressman, uud as one pf tit f Hut what do llttl." girls make HtlSlTIVKI.Y What do little b' make viltln, Rrn,..lde lu I lie Heard ccine- lory al llorrls Tuesday tiller ; noon at I o'clock with .Mr. liar .leaders of his party In the state, out of little boys? rT WAS mentioned in this col-1 A (rt,,ni, oni.c renlari,e,l of Hod-1 suckers and saps. L unin that any sunlus of or- ...i..i, i , it,.. k nruti.....i 1 ...rhn.. told by an expert of the Metro- all!!cs. lemons, grapefruit, would : law 0It.,.pt every ouce In a while And that 1s t all, either. become a deficit. Our ; u h,. he look a notion to serve i ! Ax. GATHEK1XU of scientists lu ew York yesterday was risen Wllkina officiating. The cortege will leave the Whlilock Mortuary Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock. JOHN CAI KA. Krleiids are respectfully invited to attend the funeral services for thu lato Johu t'acka to ho held ors of clean, able and hon est hearts and minds, com bined with the benificence ; polltan Life Insurance company soon Of an All Wise Hand. that "more than 50...000 children wealth is Increasing twenty bll-; wnile lo on,rew. ' u ,at . prodigal sou Thursday afternoon at ! uVlwk l , . . iin ,ne XniuA s,"e, haTf been vear. our population sev- Ju(ll!e Butler AariuK 10 ,hree!cllnK. home In prettv bad .hats t the Malln hall. Interment will TO.. tUn nntiinhns sf i y. . .cneaH rr..m nrnlifl.m itas heeilliSP ... i H.mi...... .. ...... i.. I . . . ... ,v...,. , bj iuc "PH"."""" , ' ' ' 1 "",,"," u "' weeks of his service prior to me , hut anyway he didn't bring any telligent effort on the rertlle --.:" " '" ; b" .runs. Christmas recess has become ar-:of u,8 coiiege chums with him lands of Klamath Basin,! abundant crops were pro duced and harvested. Thru motner- he children !..a.. Ml.Arthlir. who .,,...,. and those lands cannot be in-1 ouaimed with between 50 aud 75 ! ' n u-t-L-n T- T creased. Southern California a tlllniber of congress, su that he u you feel sprightly eat llK!it- .-v meu.ioueu. 01 course. ,.., rai ,.m by uaIm. The late , nseful 1 v..ur,o,;i " ,..r. ou..ueii.u ciia.uuer 01 ..J ,,. urtaud district. IS SIU ll-ll' T". II the general piotpenty otwork. Alld .rl,n.-e forgets su- I rn,m,m. i, ,i..r'. - i ..r All I linn llnlltir the United States' industries pcrstltion. the poison of th- s,ool thl,t northern California ' the house to stnai to by name j f 1 C 4l J were able to operate profit-'ruiui'd- as ,ht ucti". ry" for,te, is" k"1" fruits. "Tiie ;,, ,ile ,iOSe of his service in LaWSUltS SClUea Kl- nelno- too vOUr Tn th.. 1 8treI"0C0cc'' ln lne Wood stream, largest lemon giovo In the world 1 congress. "Pal" made a spe- aoiy during me edr. in tin. u , .MHXWeK -5 mlu.s 110rln o(i,.,nv ,)f thiswhich gives some, (Continued Prom Vtm One) main, prices received for ITCDGE KIRKPATUICK of the Sacramento. Sacramento valley : idea of the remarkable progress I in making friends . when It was shown that It nau he made lii the family tdot lu the Malln cemetery. The remalus are In the gold room of the Karl Whlilock funeral home, pine ave nue at Sixth, where friends may call. COOds produced were high! United States court says there orange are first Into the market in three weeks it , iU . ... ,. lis nothing illegal about Bl'YI.N't! for Thanksgiving and Christmas by "Hob" Butler. Anniiffh that o ni-ftTir UHS ... ...... ' vuuub.i oootieg wntsKey. to bti.L. n is , trade. " recorded. an offense, and to have It trans. AKIIl.tl. VlYltl.tTION CI.AtsS Class ill aerial linvlgatioii und ineleorology. hegiuulllK Jan. W. This knowledge necessary lo be come licensed pilot. .inn Ala meda street, phone 807-W. adv. S9-Jt IT is tuir siiu-fre wish Hint thu comiiiif your will soo tlio Klu me of 1 1 it pi iic.im burn briKht-t-r t him ever for you that success, ht'alth untl lonU'iitmoiit will be yours. BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILL STORE Corner Fifth and Main Streets -.M : Jur mrf -.a) -jaw M naw !lH'eii settled out of court. His tall on President Coolidge Hefuse Arbitration ttn whom he was introduced by Whin Ihe Inlted Stales gov- Xo serious diseases mar- Pr,ea ls an offense. Hut merely GEORGIA also wants It under- Judge X. J. Slnnott. was very ernmeiit euter.u Into an agr.-e-... . , to buy it Is not Illegal,, , j stood that the state produtus ' pleasunt. He found (hu president j ment with fmsn for the eon- rea tne treneiai neaitnitll Tnlll protects customers of the most excellent Ratsuma oranges. most frleudly. When thinking, structlon of a dam on the I t r conditions that obtain in the bootleggers. They have no tlif- marvelously healthful for dill- hu oiiKht not to lake up too much ; Klamath lake It was stipulated e'ear air and the healthful f,c""y ,n l,ro,ec""S themselves. ,iri.n aH,i t,e .at for making; of the presidential tlino h start-(that the power company wus to ' . j sometimes with bribes, sometimes mam,;,);,,!,, eij to u). POid-b.ve. Mr. Coolldgv protect the Interests of the prop- atmosphere Of this section. with sawed-off shotguns. .Nevertheless, the land that ran said. "De-n't go. don't go." lerty holders around the lake. The outlook for 1929 is grow orange IS strictly limited. f-nrDkk Tn dl cart r.f W MH- RANT paid f.o.i , The nation's -wealth and popula , HVlfor "a way to enforce pro-ltion are unlimited. That's a com- the country, business ex- . hlbitlsn" that would NOT enforce fortale thought for land owners, perts and statisticians are j prohibition. Tiluke It a felony to Keep your land. There Is only predicting great prosperity i hny wnlske'- bootleggers will use so much of that, of any kind. throughout the new year. t - i Those in closest touch with t lameS Destroy the prosperity and wealth, ntjre MJJ rj, UJ. uui una i:UIlllIIUllll rtlC tptimistic for the future. Partly on the basis of the happiness of the past year. M.CLEAItY. Wash i CP I The Eve of the New Year saw this little Washington tuwn moHt The new congressman lives at. Any dilfen ucs wire to lie set- Cougress Hall hotel across New i tied by arbitration. Jersey avenue from the big mar-j In 1H2I an arbitration ugree ble building w here the members i inent submitted to the Fort of the house have their utiles. I Klamath Meadows company and Between 75 and 100 representa-I the California Oregon Power Uvea and senators live there I company ws agreed In by the former Congressman Slnuott lived ; power company but rejected by there during the last part of his the .Meadows company, which service In congress. The late 'filed the suits amounting to a Champ Clark used to make M-i i million dollars, the largest law home there during sessions. suits ever filed in Klamath His office ls Itoom 1!2 In th ' county. Il.iuso office building It was MuMgage Said Paid lat occupied by a member from . Since that time the two coin .Missouri. The personnel of hi- panics, through t li. r uttorneis. 5.000.00.1, and melodramatic roles. Now bo "m,t' '" "" l,t'r lt'"1 "nmv '"""a" .. ring u lie llimselt. Ills secretary, .eu iii.-m. i ne un a- i,in-ii up At the Pine Tree is Richard Dix'i- VematHlty tH;c. yi,,niidtlle nanitr. .t kat it otiK.it to lit-. For hI- i yt'ur, he bun played in ! fki-ept heavy dramutir I 1 -tiirvf-vine n ninNH nf Mtiiriiildfrine I not hini' u i:..: c ' . uruy uu irn; pieutunuiif ui , ruins the wabte of a n.tin in nr.i't;,.i ( Iilarn that Hentrnvpri ttir ilnur ! mnVi.a u n nluuit.fu -n on.l irica iu i Tnl 13 Z -aPM.fac.ur.ng section of .he.. W toriou. Taree " Haldwiu. and his stenographer. .In San Knuids.,, by attorneys and tC know that the new Car ri,.rv v.-n.-irv Timber n-, Miss Kllul Johnson, all coming officials of both companies uu.l ... , ,. , t - - , ii.v ot- ij.c.uiu is npuri.iiK mill n luiiuiiuouuu ui cue company mm nere louay. tioods." the new attraction at the present prosperity, and part- ! Fire departments from all Pine. Tree theater. It is sure lo Jv because of the lfneral 1 neighboring communities rushed atjract nil of Mix's regular funs, ' to the uid of the MiCleary volun- and, lu addition, everybody In optimism Of the pi'OJ.'rt'SSIV(! !,,.t.rB and waged a five-hour bat- Klamath Kails who enjoys a people Of Klamath county, ' Me against the flames early to-, couple of hours of almost rontin- the New Year 1929 is wel- ' ,. , uous laughter j The fire was one of the most , yr this picture is funny. COmed. disastrous III the history of the There are funny chararlcriia- It marks another mile- lumber industry in Washington. Hons, and funny situations, and Htunp in trip trrowth o' a A ur:'- '"rre mM1 ,ate ,"ll"' "gags." all performed by . Mhe new year without employ- a capablu cast und directed In i section that IS rapidly forg- mvM as a result of the blaze. It sure-fire fashiou by .Malcolm i ing its wav into the consci- wi" ljc Impossible, lumbermen St. Clair. ousness of "the ueouie of the hai'1- thc lo W neu.n' "x ' '""' '" 8 t "kal "'O'""' ousness or ine ptopie OI uie strU(.Ui(1 ln e.s lhan follr mouths. American- role, that of a happv- PaciflC coast as an imporl- go-lucky golf suit Kalcsman. who ant, healthful, and pleasant Van.rn Clovot Tc K,;ls '"lo tremendous (ami comic nnrt nf Ot-POTin 1C1U OldJCI IS difficulties when he allows a girl nea , 7 t lirnpJ f Cf jjbp to think he Is a inulti-milllonalre. With all the people 111 j JjUlIlCU Ol OlalVC As thc giri waB portrayed by Klamath county, the News I ln, r, .Tom PaB(. Mitrtrude oim,t he i not to niume at nil, luciduntuiiy. from The Dalles. Oregon. This I: unusual where three or more are in an office "on Ihe hill." Inci dentally, I hose 111 Room 112 hold five college degrees. yesterday papers were filed which showed that a settlement had been made. Terms of the settlement were mil mude public. J. II. Cariiahuli, for Ihe Fort greets 1929, with the wish slaying of Duvull. stutlng before iJlx's deception gels him Into The Congressional Record ofjMamutll Minnows eninpahy. and December 1" notes "upliluilse" I I. V. Kuykelidall, II. C I i rues after lb" first speech of Judge berk and A. A Reams. M.rtford. Hutler. This Is the more note-1 for Copen. handled the b gal work worthy in that Is was only about; In Klu math county a minute or two In length vole The suit of the trust company lug his protest to n threatened against Iho Meailuns company, objection to thu consideration of 1 was for Ihe collection of notes ' the Umatilla Iluplds project bill. suld due on a mortgage. The The pleasing far-reaching voice I suit was filed lu 152". It is so well known In Oregon 'cut , stated that the mortgage has through the conversation and ! been paid. : subdued din so common on the' house floor and attrac ted the nt-j FHillT FOHKST I-'IHK i tetition of the members and wo:i their approval. . ' I.OS AXCKI.ES. Dec. .11 M;i ; Two hundred men and b'i-, sln.er love of the sport who 1 a.-outM tonight were fighting a veiops into i no iiigniy speciunzeu . forest fire Ihut threatened lo IN SAN FRANCISCO : k i" rrf ' ff.-i- jirty''. ,. -ff t'r r Golden State Hotel Ellis and Powell Street (Formerly Golden West) A family hotel at a famous location Rate $1.50 to $3.00 Free bur, all trains IVee garitgu if you drive in .IOS. tltKS.MONTAV, (loner Henry J. ('uiiiiIiixuiui, Mgr. Start the New Year Right Bring Your Wife and Friends SPECIAL NEW YEAR'S DINNER Served '12 noon to 10 p. m. Pelican Grill Near Pine Tree Theatre . .. - . - ISIUyiUg OL WU.Mll, nium. - I M Ul US.OOIlUt, UllllMijll .M.-V iic.t iimi 11 iiiaj caiccu iu iuic-.h(, rtlt.(1 -,,( he lilt Uuvall over ueep water some 01 it iniiuny j bt.ell H,olnc notable exceptions. runner in every way andthe head with a that the people of Klamath I "ie other negro will continue to prosper in ; " ' ni . ,.... Kllil, , the future as they have in :iM.red about 300 men who brought the past. the negro here from Cleveland 0 where he was taken Trom his cantor. Miss Laura May Keller Jf Mr. Kortl's old-fiish- at about 2 p. in. Miss Keller. lined village isn't complete "'" "i""'-"' m ""'i-'1'-'- . , , . : handed on her plantation six we know where he tan get, of Sll,.lhy ..,. nt. Iin unwashed drunk for the Uvas forced lo surrender because livery stable. j"' hunger, wus on her wny to I'arrhiuun with him. ' Shcplnr, serving a 20-ycar The world grows better. it.rm for manslaughter, escaped If the family doesn't gOirroiu Ihe prison ul Parehman killed Duvull. a guuru hummer und water, too but eventually he ex- slashed his trlcates himself, saves the girl's fortune alld then gets one himself uud her, too. One of the funniest scueuees in Hie plclure was Dlx's poker gume, in which the villain, played by Philip strange, and two othei men, try to cheat Dlx out 'of his money, only to be foiled by their own trickery. . On the stage, five acts of vaudeville. said he III "The Hush Leaguer" Monte appears us n gas-station tender, destroy the heavy timber and , undergrowth al Little Clengn, near the north branch of the San Cabrlel river. Fanned by a stiff wind fhu blaze Inperlled At the Liberty JACK FROST KIIOi; KF.i'AllilNO Wlillu Voa Wait Women's half Holes at, pair i Wood heel toplifts, il.1v pr, . Men's rubber licols SOo pr, ' virlinn- 71.. .1 n.r.,iu C n A .. . rillay, ..c. e..., aml abdut.1(.d ,,,g jaugLte,-. Tllt. 1.1 nis oainrooe insieau ot his undershirt. Forgiveness: the fueling Hint remains when time culls the edge of resentment and you no longer give a tliirn. A far greater percentage of professional baseball pluyers rise front Ihe satirl.lots than ill. from (girl returned to the prison farm,,,,,. ,.oM(.as ,, ,,, Bt.,iools ol early Saturday, badly bruised lc mnillry 0r Mollt(1 .j,,,,, and lu a slule of nervous cullapso. of ..Tln niI.jh i,t.ul(Ul.r," , Harlb r reports had staled the ., ,,y Matinger Itelehoiv ul negro hud pleaded with his cup- ,, i,, H l.n -lul lur Wrlgb.y Hull i Palmer und Rodney lllldebinnd. who spends h! lime i.etweeii on0 or ,,, cenlc spots of south customers and Ihe neighboring , nrn California.' sand-lot and on Sundays pitches j ... for his home town team. A scout from Los Angeles offers him a Job nnd seeing a chance 10 make Ihe proper contacts for Ihe pro motion of a gas pump which he linn Invented, he uc-eepls. It Ir not long (ill he finds that pro- jfess'oiial ba.-:c!m!! must be taken I as u itrrious business nud that not ! only the future of his Invention but his success In love depends upon his playing uhe game In deadly earnest. Featured In his support arc Leila llyams und Clyde Cook. Others lu the cast are William Demurest, Richard Tucker, Uud Mur hnll. Tom Dempsey. Wilfred North, William " Wilson. Vlolot tors lo lake nun back to Pann- park In Los Angeles before man where he would confess lo . starting the filming of the plc Ur. Paul McUuvId, farm physlclun , turc. und that the request had been "It Is the boy who plays on granted he sand-lois day after dny. for "The flush Leaguer" comes to the Liberty theater toduy for a two days' run. For results use Now Clan Ad Howard R. Perfin Designs and Plans INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL DUILDLNG3 t IM)0 Hupka Bide Phone 3oO-J special new year sale on good Automobiles FOR THE NEXT FEW DAYS WE WILL CUT PRICES ON GOOD, STANDARD MAKES OF RECONDITIONED CARS. The Best Cars and late models. We can suit you for we have cars as low as $50.00 in price. This is a Clean-Up Sale' and you will' be happy when you see these offerings. ffilovSe 'Eftottoi? Co Main and Esplanade Phone 379 JSJ
