PACE DIGHT
FRIDAY, JANUARY IS, 1023
T!K KLAMATH NEWS
Health Unit Gives 1 27 New Students (Will Ask Voters! Lee Bivens Dies
Past Year's Work;! Will Enter High! To Authorize Bond! After Illness
Biir Improvement: Monday nimnint. Januitrr 21. i Issue for Schools
itanroaa umnai
Leave After Visit ;C
. Activities of the Klamath
county health unit for tlt past
year havo been summarised by
Dr. O. 8. Newsom. medical di
rector of the Kltmaih county
health unit. In an annual report
submitted to the alale board of
.health.
Monday morning. January il. IUI AMAMl.t.O. T.x.. .!n. IT, lit
h beginning of the new semes-! 1M l.eo lllveus, believed to he
ter in city atul county schools On February 0. 192!. the Kin-1 the largest Individual cattle own
will find 27 eighth grade am-j ninth county school hoard will j or In the world, mid mayor of
dents entering Klamath l'ni.'n ask the voter of the Klamath Amarlllo. died lute today at k
high achool as freshmen, county school district to vote hospital in Wichita Kail. A
From the eighth grado at Fre- Jiau.pno ooiui issue.
nont school the following sm
lenu will enter high achool:
Raymond Allen. Albert Beler.
Dr. Xewsom's report stales Glendon Blunchard. Kdith Bor
that 723 easea were reported to . geraon. Gordon llrunton. Illllle
the health office of which .151 Dunn. Alice Fitield. Walter Fran
wero Quarantined. Flgurea re-ici. Arthur llarrla. George llen
Teal that 267 cases were released derson. Janette Larsen. James
from quarantine and 260 homes I.oper. Fremont Morris. Kdward
disinfected. '. Stocker. Wyatt Swisher. Willie
One of the outatanding actlvi- Tlngley, and Vernon I'hrlne.
tiea of the year was the Immunl. i From Mills school the follow
tat ion and varcinatlng work. Thi Ing hare graduated: Jack Atkin
sudilen attack of nculo Indlff-ea.
i.io niniio. it la staled n ;,oll , s.ul , hav0 nvwA
Fred Petorsou. county school j death.
superintendent, ia to be used to . ... . .
construct several new ,,h(K), ''''-' ''! '-en engaged In
huildlng. to care for the student. ' "V"",1" """" Texas
in many district where thev are 1 .nnhn.rt f".r lh" la"t 5&
ne mui runcnes ana inieresta in
! Texas. New Mexico, Aritona.
I Kansas Nebraska and .icxlen.
now transported to other schools:
to build additions or Improve
present buildtt'Ks.
One of the new school planned
(will be t West Klamath Falls.
:near the new Weyerhaeuser mill.
I Sites of the others havo not been
On Bug Control
renort ahou-s thst SSS war. vc- ' -n chandler llerrv. Esther llow- definitely determlnd, nut til
cinated against small pox. ten en. Harry ltrown. Mildred Huck. money, it thought, will be suf-
for typhoid fever and 1303 for James McCluskev. Bernard Smith. I flcient to bring the educational
diphtheria. ' Florence Smith and Harley Stiles, facilities of the comity to a point
In his nsrrsilr. reiwxr. rr ! where there will be room for
"During the year the unit di- ! Senators Asked
rector gave 34 talks upon mat-: j Cimnoi. Hill
ters pertaining to public health) 10 OUpUUll Dill
oeiore various groups anu or
ganisations throughout the coun-1
ty. These talks were attended j
by approximately 1260 people. Asking support cf the beetle
"In June 192S there waa an i bill which is now before the
outbreak of diphtheria ia a town j United States senate. Senator
Just across the line in California. MrN'ary and Stelwer. of Oregon
the disease was of virulent type were wired yesterday by the for
The Dorris health office re-1 entry committee of the Kla
quested our assistance In the con- ! math county chamber of com
trol cf the epidemic We gave . merce.
our assistance, establishing a j The bill requests further ap-
quarantlne at the stale line. Dr. proprtattona fr.m Congress for
stiHlcnts.
This year many grades occupy
rooms that were formerly used
for high schools, the high school
classes being crowded into other
rooms.
Baby Born After
Mother Killed
He left nn estuto variously .
Ilmuted from ll3.U0A.uuu to
$20.tio0.fliUl. Ho was about to
complete hit wvoiul term at
mayor of tills city.
Trainmen Killed
In Eastern Wreck
ABKnriF.R.V Md.. Jan. 17. (11
PI Three bodies were removed
from a Pennsylvania llallrosd .
j triple train wreck at Short l-nno. i
two miles south of here, and two !
additional bodies are still lu the)
: wreckage, It was reportnd here i
IMIItVT IHinlft 1T
mm r.. Ihd l l...-l Pa..iri...
tleorgs Nene, traveling frelsht
gent for the Saiiin Fe; I. ills
co of ill" Orulid Trunk: J.
' F. Stan I : it. New York t'ctitrali I
P,.,r tlint l.'l.ltllntlt PhIIj Im I!.....-.,.. W l ..Hi... l.l l 1 1 m- i. Ir ..A
now nt the (.out as a rallied railroad; l". I.. Savage. l..-fc..i "
center may be Veen In the con- wanna railroad: tleorge Dresden, ' I'reslilont of Durnnt Motors, Inc..
tlnual visitations of railroad men. Texas I'aelflc. , : was announced loduy.
The following rnllroad mpre- lllll Dood, pioneer traveling 1 llnyuu succeeds W. ('. Dur-
seutntlves left Inst night after agent for the Illinois t'entrul, i.nt, who recently annJunsed thai
transacting business here: ctpcts to leave ( r his home he was rllniiilhlng the iiiiiii-
A. K. Ithodes. traveling freight , In San Frumisco tontKlit. jlmi nienl of the rorporallou.
NF.W VOI1K, Jan. 17, vV) -
Kleetlon of K. J Haynua, former
! president nnd chairman of the
' Tho keeping, of Christ inns was
! forbidden III Kuglnud under His
j I'oinmouweallli of
JACK FROST
HIIOH HFI'AIHINO
' While Vot Walt
Womsn's half aotoa VI, pair
Wood hl loiillfts, IM pr.
Man' rubber Ussls OOe pr.
All
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tonight.
One of the holies was said t
I be In tho caboose of a freight
train and another body In the .
locomotive cab of a south-boun.t :
NCE
is Not the Safe Way
to Soft-cook IOOO
EGGS
fast pas-
fightlng beetle which are ravag
ing forests throughout the coun
try. It will primarily benefit the
whole United Statse, but passage
of the bill would mean that, this
county would come In tor its
share cf the appropriation,
which is badly needed for the
furtherance of beelA' control
work.
Kiwanians Enjoy
Round-Table Talks
Klwanls luncheon Thursday
L. E. Story, from the slate of
fice and myself conferred with
the California authorities. There
was no spread of the disease Into
Klamath county.
Measles and Influenza have
existed In widespread distribu
tion throughout the county, both
of mild types.
Klamath Falls voted a 3300,.
000 bond Issue and are at this
jtime constructing aa Improved
and modern sewage disposal ays
item" Some Idea of the activity of
. th office was gained by the
fact that there were 9000 tele
' phone calls to the health office,
jthat nurses on duty made 3S0
calls during the year, that there
iwere 251 pre-schoot visits, 63
school Inspections. 1223 achool
(pupils examined for defects. 12S
defects corrected aa the result of 'at the piano by Mrs. E. S. Veatch.
tae neaitn omce examinations. Bruce Dennis was the invited ' fi . II'MI
!l2 pupils treated, and 20 clin-! speaker, and In a round-table Lattlemen H ill
cs aitenaea oy people. i;alk be eulogized dilierent li-
I During the year Dr. Xewsom 1 Iranians tor their public spirited
. traveled 11.452 miles In the per-!Dess, their desire to build, and
'formance of health office work; ! their willingness to commend the
'Miss Lydia Fricke traveled 19,-ii;ood deeds of their neighbors.
1 921; and Miss Hatel McC'lellan, He laid stress on Ihe Importance
,9,466 miles.
I Following Is a list of com-'thn enmniimltv. nnd Dnid a trib-
I New York-Wahington
sensor truin.
! The crush occurred wiien a '
i north-bound passenger train col- J
I llded with the rear end of a.
freight train, throwing wreckage!
onto the south-bound track, which '
I in turn was hit by the speeding '
' south. bonnH niHH,np !
All passengers wero reported :
uninjured. The dead
ported to be trninmen.
were re-
STEl"BENVILLE, Ohio, Jan.
17. (CP) A motherless boy was
born in a hospital here today,
and wailed querulously uji if in
understanding protest against its
tragic heritage of lire.
The baby was born as Us
mother. Mrs. Zeniaiine Diana
more. 22, died. She had been
shot, an hour before, by her
father-in-law, Frank Dlanamorc.
50. who then fala'.ly ahot his
wife, Mrs. Marcelina Dls,namore,
49. and committed suicide.
The elder lr niunmnnM ...I
the younger woman wero living WilPlTlPr Wpjli1 YiGf
when nnllr. Ih ' " Ctlllltl
where the shooting occurred.
Both were rushed to the hospital.
It was seen that the younger wo
man was about to become a
mother. She waa placed on an
was another of their successful ! operating table. The instant that
weekly events marked by a full j life passed from her body, slio
attendance. Mrs. Naomi Holm- w-as operated on, and the baby
stead sang tnree numoers -a. u , .as orougui into tue world. er warms, bringing moro of wl
were eninusiasiicauy iwmcti uj jtujsi.wna saiu ne was neaituy. , ter's frozen moisture.
n.imanians. ne was areuniiuw-u uu win nve.
TCV'- re R n1 tti nn
mm m . " ' mi. JSSjr
Brings ow.Kam, W
A few more days of the pros- j
ent thawing days, and the snow !
which has carpeted the ground
in this city and Klamath roiintv
since Christmas will be gone, un
less In the meantime the weath-
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Meet in South
Q-oJfec at a Time
the sure Way thafi
n wy H's Bros
This is probablo, Rccordlnr irt i
lsiiii.n . . . . u s 1 1 . y
weather forecasts received for
Washington and Oregon by wire
last night
A
5sv
!' J. a. -r w i
4
and east
SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 17.-- no change
San Fraiiclsco. historically n I westerly winds, at times strong
Olace of barter In hoof M.ln.. !
of the Poole Pelican t boat re to u,ow, um, art Mexico . II Tl?.l .
and SnanUh r..ln,.. i, r..ii,...i. i10UVI?r Will flPK
municaoie oisease cases rsimrieu j ute to I oris Dianas, a niu. ; famous ag , outlet (or products
to the health office durins the i for Ihe buildings be has erected the Tas caul)J nne o( h
year:
Tuberculosis 19
ant night predicting unsettled i t T
leather Friday and Saturday. Gl I IMC OV a
lith light rains and snows over'
'!cr.,r!B,?i; ' MtMuous Process
.Mil
W
6 I ,.i J W .4 v.
' 1 I aj it?
Influenza SO
Pnenmonla 62
Mumps 43
Scajiiea 14
Chicken Pox 72
Measles 18"
Scarlet Fever 15
Spinal Meningitis 2
Small Pox 6
Erysipelas 2
Typhoid 20
Poliomyelitis 2.
Impetigo 4
Diphtheria 10
Whooping Cough 2
j Anthraq 4
, Social Diseases ...123
Officers Attempt
To Locate Youth
Italic with a. era d hie iVftcrDtion t.t. j .. !
. - iuc ivuuu'Ul.
;of Mayor Tom Walters in even-1 Th . . .
Members in Florida
j Ing -clothes
function.
at a recent social ;of cat,ie out of ca!tIemen a'ttllu 'and friend of Hoover,
ated with the American National ,arJr of tne Interior.
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Livestock association, will take
No wo 1 1 Flprtpn plate on 'ebruarT "i
CWCIl LlCllCU nt delegates, nu'mberinr some
Dtioinico Pracilonf 700 to 80- 1 "tne to San that lhe "Poclal session of con-
Senator Shortrldge. reniibllran. '.
California, went to lhe president- 1
elect today with a sueeestion '
I Francisco from all parts of tho
United States and from several
Aeweu, uimuiUi. ioreign countries to discuss n,at-
Klamath Reclamation ters important to the cattle in- an1 laf'fff bills ready by that
nuie. oirn ne oelleves possible.!
Hoover, he said. Indicated he :
thought tho plan a good one If I
preparations could be made,
which depends upon congress.
running away from tbe borne
of his brother, Gene McKenzte,
of 119 North Eighth street on
tbe evening of December 15.
Myron "Son" McKenzle, aged 16 liam Warner, Medford
H. D.
of the
Project was selected -president of dustry.
the Federal Business association
of Southern Oregon at a meeting
held In Medford Wednesday.
Cotonel C. G. Thomson, super
intendent of the Crater Lake
ark. with headquarters In Med-
jford was elected vice president.
F. D. Wagner. postmaster of
Ashland was elected secretary.
The following men were chos
en to serve on the executive
board for the next year: Hugh
B. Rankin, supervisor of the Cra
ter National Forest service; Wil-
postmast-
gress begin April 1 Instead of
April 15, as planned, provided'
the committees can get farm:
Can you imagine what would happen after you
had moved the kettle from the fire? Defurc
you could take out all the eggs many would be
over-cooked. Certainly it pay to soft-cook cgg
a few at a' time. You have control! .
Hi!l Bros, control the flavor of their coffee be
cause they roast a few pounds at a time by a con
tinuous process. Every berry is roasted evenly
to that exact point where matchless uniform flavor
is assured. No other coffee is roasted this way.
HILLS BROS
Every bit of the delicious aroma and flavor cre
ated by this exclusive process of Controlled Roast
ing comes to you intact because 1 Ii lis llros. Coffee
is packed in vacuum. You sense it the instant you
open the can.
Hills Bros. Coffee is drunk everywhere. Always
ask for it by name and to be sure look for
the Arab, Hills Bros.'
famous trade mark,
on the can. '
DEATHS
ClW
A.
of
years, is being sought by city j er and J.
and county officers at the request . supervisor
of his family. territory.
Despite the fact the youth dls- i Tbe regular routine of busl
appeared more than a month ago. ! ness transacted during the past
no report was made to local year and
officers until yesterday. dls.used
The boy had recently arrived ! session.
i Mr. Newe'.l will preside
president during 1929. .
In Klamath Falls from Missouri.
He is described as being 16
years of age; 5 feet 5 Inches tall;
weighing 110 pounds; natr, mea- np . .
lum; eyes, blue; complexion. J. WO Appointed On
ruauy. a scar iiuiu wine, v.
mouth across cheek.
Besides his brother he has a
sister, Letha McKenzle of Klam
ath Agency.
When yaung McKenzle was
last seen he was wearing
denim overalls and Jumper,
cap and tan oxfords.
nOXAI.D KK.WKTH MAXXIXfi
Ronald Kenneth, the Infant son
of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Jackson
Manning of 663 California ave
nue, passed away Thursday after
noon following an Illness of but
a few hours' duration. The child
was born in this city November
22. 1928. In addition to his par
ents hp is survived hv A HUrer
Billlngslea. forest Margaret Ellzobeth. Friends are
tne urants rasa . reSDectf ullv Invited In attend Ihe
funeral services to lie held this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the
Karl Whltlork Funeral Home.
plans for 1929 were , pine avenue at 8ixth, with Rev.
during the afternoon a. F. Simmons, pastor fo the
First Baptist church, officiating
The average person breathes '
eighteen times per minute. ;
II11.M Bros. Corrii. Ivc.
2 Harrison Si.
Sjn Franritco, Cal.
COFFEE
Fresh row iht criinal vacuum
pack easily openca with the key.
as Interment will he made in Link-
Europe Committee
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vllle cemetery.
After Secretary Kellogg had
hltie mnila I, nlnln In Sir K'uma thai
greylthe 1'nlted States has no obtec-lof I""ll,ng.
jtions to these American citizens
lending their aid in tho repara-
ROBERT IIEK.M.XXX JR.
Robert, the infant son of Mr. I
a?ld Mrs. Robert Herman, passed j
away at the family home 303
Iowa street Thursday morning. I
The child was born In this city !
Oct. 28th, 1928 and aged two
months and 19 days at the time i
The remains are In
! the Pink room of tho Karl Whit-'
lock Funeral Homo, Pine Avenue ;
At the Liberty
Hons Inquiry, since they will act " S""h where ,r'"nd." ma' "'
entirely In their unofficial, Inde
pendent and private character,
the ambassador announced he
leave tomorrow for New
rangements will bo
Replete with thrills, pathos,
romance and drama, "The Young! would
Whirlwind," an unusual western j York to confer with the Amerl-j
produced by FBO with Bui Bar- cans selected and secure their I
ton In tho atarrlng role, opened j agree ment to accept formal In-j
last night at the Liberty theatre. Imitations from Paris. j
where it ploys the last times to-1
day. beforo a packed house, and i lllxtsT Ml'SIC II AltM
scored an outstanding triumph 1
It is undoubtedly one of the j EAST ORANKK, N. J., Jan. 17.
best pictures the youthful little j Proponents of a Bcheme to
slnr has appeared in, for It is make Instruction In music com-:
full of spectacular and during 1 pulsory for county schools say
action, Is off the beaten path of(it will reduce crime In the;
Ihe usual western melodrumn. : younger generation. "If you,
Insofar as lhe plot of the story iteaeli a hoy to blow u saxa-1
U conrerned, and demonstrates phone," they spy, "he will never I
to the fullest of the ability of, blow a safe." 1
tho boy star as an all-rouid west j .
erni-r and capable actor. I for rasulta use New Class Ada
A
ma do later, i f
The greatest distance the old
pony express could cover In a
day was 250 miles. )
KLAMATH
KOLD KICKS
A combination treat
ment for
COLDS and LACRIPPE
Hattsfartlon Guaranteed
or Money Refunded by ihe
Pelican Drug Co.
T12 Main Sl.a
Klamath Falls, Ore.
I U XL. I
NEW CREPES AND
PRINTS ARRIVE
$1675 fs
Every frock in new styled in
the latest designs. For after
noon or Htrcet, there is nothinn
as desirable as these advance
xprinp; colors. Beautifully combin
ed in patterns that will please tho
most exacting. Colors of Holly-
nonet.
wood red, ins purple,
blue and tnn.
Buv On
now! r.
JANUARY
SALE DRESSES
$6.75 $9.75 $12.75 $15.00 $19.75
Silks, Crepes, Velvets In the popular fall shades In
sizes for eveiyone. ,
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