The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 13, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextFRIDAY, JULY 18, 1023. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Five 1 To Itollirn Fiom Uiirtl ,Word by telegraph hau been roeolv ed from Dr. George A. Jlnssey that lie oxpeels lo arrive bonio tonight or Saturday morning wit li Mrs. Miiasoy mill their throo children. Dr. . Miissoy llift May '12 for u transcon tinental tour In his (inr and him at tended ninny special clinics as woll lis pout graduate coursos. ut. .loliii Hopkins university, Wultor ' Hold and Bellovue Receiving hospitals, Harvard Medical college, as well as college, ot Physicians and Surgeons in Philadelphia and a speclut surgi cal clinic at tlio world famous hos pital of 'the Mayo Brothers. Tho only rocroatlon tlio doctor has allow on himself during his two month eastern' stay was as Klamath Falls delegate from' the Klwanls club at , tho national convention ul Atlanta, Georgia, during tho last week of Muy. Tlio return trip by motor was Vplunned with a view to giving tho '- young. Masseys as much chance to "see Amoricn first," as was possible with the limited time the doctor al lowed 'himself before returning "to resume his medical practice In this city. The course of travel has em braced many of tho more notable landmarks and historic places with a not-lo-ho-forgotton stay in Yellow stone national park and entrance of YoHemlte national park through the hack door via Tioga Pass and Lee Vinlng Summit.. V Buck From Vacation , Mr.' and Mrs.. .T..' F. Gncllorand, son Fred, Mr. and Mrs. K. 0. Com- mlngs and children have returned from a two weeks' camping trip to Crescent City and Eureka, Califor nia. Dr. Bertha Sawyer of Ashland, sister of Mrs. Oooller, accompanied Ihcm on their trip. Oakland Visitors At Thrasher Homo Mr. arid Mrs; 'Albert Hanush, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hanush, Mr. and Mrs. J tie Murray and Mrs. Hattle Cartle, who aro touring the north by inqtor, were visitors at tho Harry Thrasher residence yesterday. They left to day for Crater laker. KInmath. Falls Visitors ; Wm. Givan, ,R. S. Klmber, J. L. Shephard, Clyde C. Nelson, Miss Kaye, Mr., and Mrs. Donald B. Smith and' Mr."'ttnd"' Mrs. Alfred .Whlttell, all. of San Francisco, are registered at the White Pelican. Leasol Bakery Charles Turner today announced tlio lease of the Public Market bak ery and delicatessen to E. W. Mc intosh, who has lived here for about a year. Turner said the 111 health of Mrs. Turner had forced him to leave here and go to Portland. Former Resident Visits Mrs. Wilfred McDonald and baby are visitors at the home of Mrs. Byron Noud on North Eighth street. Mrs. McDonald will be remembered by Klamath Falls friends as Miss Harriett Lawrence. ...." To Spend Vncntion At Park , Miss 1 Minnie ' Barnum of the California Orogon Power company left today! for a two weeks' -vacation, in Yellowstone park. Miss Inez East on of Portland will accompany her on the trip. ( . -.; Medford Visitors Leave . . Mr. nnd Mrs W. M. Barnum of " Medford, who have been attending f lo business matters In Klamath --. Falls, left yesterday for their sum mer home at Rocky Point. Kansas Visitors leave .'. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Kelley, accom panied by Miss Hall, left yestorday for Kansas after a combined .busi ness and pleasure trip in Klamath .bounty.. "' !' "' '. "'.. '. IV. Gnddl.s Returns Dr. and Mrs. W. H. Qaddls, for merly of this city but now of Van couver, B. C, are registered at tho White Pelican hotel. Rot in ns To Her Home Mrs. .Charles Darnell of Chlloquin returned home , yeBterday after spending a week at the home of Mrs. B. S. Philips on Fine street. Hero From Fort Klamath Mr. nnd Mrs. B. C. Jackwn are here from' Fort Klamatn. Mrs. i.lnckson had her tonsils removed ' tl.ls morning. Chllociuin Merchants Here C, R. and D. Bowman, morchants from Chlloquin, are Klamath Falls visitors today. On Shopping Trip : Mrs. C. 0, Heldrlch and Mrs. Ed . Oowan of Ohiloquln were shopping in Klamath Falls ytittrday. Henley Residents Itcltirn From V'ust Mr. and Mrs. IS. .15. McCttiy of tho Henley district, who left early In Juno on a tour of the oast, re turned Wednesday night via Boise, Idaho, anl Lukovlow, Oregon. They report a 4,377 mile trip, having vis ited in southern California. In Bait Lake City und at tho Yellowstone pork. Popular Young Couple Wed John Houston, well-known young Ibsurance man, and Miss Clara Hass of tho American National bank were married yesterday afternoon at the homo of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Igl on North ' Third street. Tho Reverend Hugh J. Harshall of tlio Sacred Heart church officiated. The young couplo left Immediately al(ter the ..ni'nmnn., tnt Pvalai. ltilsn ' At Tlio .While .Pelican HoUJ Among those who registered at tho White Pelican hotel Inst night wore' G. W. Mclntyre of Portland; Leonard Chafin Brown of.Medford; Miss Helen H. Smith, of Now York; Miss "Leila C. Brown, of Chicago; Emily Frnzer ' Brown, of Medford. The above party left this morning for Crater lake. , Klaaiiians To Visit Crater Unke Five Kiwanlans registered at the White Pelican hotel, who left . for Crater lake, this morning are S. W. Lawrence, of Portland; C. C. Lan try of Suokane; C. A. ' Lincoln or Chicago, 111.; and Walter F. Holner and Cyril Moo, of Portland. r i ' . ' : - Will Return In August J. H. Splva, brother of Mrs. E. G. Argraves of this city, arrived on last night's train and left this morn ing for San Francisco. SpWa will return In August, . when he plans on visiting Crater lake. Return From Crater Lake Misses Helen, Hariet, and Laura Coffey of ' San FrancUco returned last night from nn outing at Cra ter lake. . ':' '. '. Return To Portland ', 5 C. A. Matt and -family - of Port land, .who ' have been visiting j&jam; ath Falls relatives, y returned td their home this morning. - , ' ' Here From Agency .'..'' Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mitchell of the Klamath Agency were Klamath Falls visitors today. ' Leave For Rocky Point .'..Misses Ruth and Edith .Vannlce of Albany, Oregon left this - morning tor Rocky Point.' ;'., ' .. Here On Business Trip r H. W. Morse of the. Southern Paeiflo company Is in town on busi ness.. , Registered At Tho Hall Hotel '' J. 'F.'and H. B. Loosely are Klam ath Falls visitors from Fall River Mills,; California. ; : From Los Angeli Loyce Strickjlh of Los Angeles is visiting at the home of J. S. Laughlln on Pine street. : n the frontier country were the road - are rough and the grades are steep, and -s VjrajN rflS where fuel Btatlons are far apart, you v MUST have dependable gasoline. Shell ; rL',f,t Gasoline gives you the pbwer you n!ed , 1 Vt i iVvV ior heavy hauling. It la a trustworthy VvJtv s. i motor fuel-always. . imiIMIW- mslii i in -r Mini niiiin-n County Hchoql Hoard Menl The 'county ..school board hold a spoclnl : 'mooting yesterday to can vass the returns of the school ' elec tion on June 18. R. W. Towor of Kent)',', was 1 elected dlroctor of the western .zone for a term of three years,..i,iirp will also act as chairman of tho, .board for the coming year. Bids, for . the construction of a schoolhouse at Malln nnd nt Chllo quln, wore opened. Charles Withers was awarded the Malln contract and Cummins Brothers wore awarded the Chlloquin contract. Pleads' (ftillty Manual Rodroguoz, a Mexican ar rested Tuesday, plead guilty to a charge of larcency In a dwelling house at a, hearing given him at 7 o'clock, last night In Justice Emmltt's court. ' He was bound over to tiie grand Jury. According to Judge' Entmltt, there are many petty thievery cases of' late. Leave! For Cru'tier Luke Mr. and Mrs. J. Lane of Los Ang eles and R..J. Stuart of Watsonvlllo," California,,' left today for Crater lake. V CARD OF THANKS We wish to extend our most grateful thanks to the many kind friends who helped us so much with their- deep; sympathy, ' loving kind ness and. 'beautiful floral gifts dur ing the; time-of our reenct bereave ment. At such a- time one's friends are a source of -untold comfort;, MR. AND' MRS. N. J. NYHART AND' FAMILY. .13 WE ARE PREPARED PICNIC PICNIC WANTS. WE HAVE IN STOCK P A FULL LINE OF .'Sandwich Spreads . Jellies and Jams . ... ....... :'vX-f Salad--. Dressings ,; f'f:..- 1 . . . Salad Oils ' J,'.';'.. .. '. .' "-" ' Pickles . - ,; ' ' Olives -' - i .-- ; Lunch, Meats;. . . .'," ''' ,. .. ,..., . . ,, Canned Fish - "..-'',." - . .. "'" Napkins Wax Paper . , . Fruits ' Vegetables , Concentrated Drinks IF IT IS IN SEASON WE HAVE IT Houston "ONE BUSINESS" 8th & Main Herbert Leo WhitHClt vs, . Esther May Whltsett Suit for a divorce was filed yester day by Herbert Lee Whltsett ugainBt Esther May Whltsett. Plaintiff asks the custody of two miliar children, and such other relief as the court may seem deem meet and proper. Geo. rirlcli vs. W. E. MvAboy Qeo. C. Ulrlch yesterday tiled suit in the circuit, court against W. E. McAboy for the sum of $171.30, with Interest from May 24, 1923; the amount due on a promissory note and for the .further sum of $50.00 attorney fee. fi First! Xatlonnl Bunk vs. T. M. - - Cunningham ' The First National bank filed suit Thursday in' the circuit court iigalnst 'T. M.; Cunningham for the sum of $54 with interest for $25 at torney fees, and for the further sum of $'90.40 with Interest from Novem ber .4, 1923, and- for $40 attorney foes. ' -;':'' TO SUBPOENA. WILSON WASHINGTON, July 13. A sub poena was prepared today for for mer President Wilson to testify' in tho trial of Charles W. Morse, on a charge of shipbuilding fraud. TO TAKE. CARE OF I & Phelps TIME Groceries Phones 421-422 RASPBERRIES PLACE YOUR ORDERS FOR CANNING Crawfo'rd Peaches '. $1.65 Grapes,, per basket 1.00 Extra Select Tomatoes, lb. .20 Strawberries, per cup ........ .20 Blackberries, per cup .15 Loganberries, per 'cup .15 Raspberries, pint cups ......... .20 Apricots,, per 20 lbs. ..........?2.40 Republican Cherries, lb 15 Large select Lemons, doz , .45 Select Bananas, lb .15 Green Beans, lb. 15 Large Lettuce 15 Green Onions, 2 bunches..... .15 Large bunch Carrots, 2 - bunches .15 Large bunch Turnips ........ .10 Large bunch Beets, 2 bunches ' .15 Cucumbers, 2 for 15 New Potatoes, 4 lbs. .......... .25 Groen Apples, S lbs, 26 Watermelons, lb , ..04 Cantaloupes, each .10 New Potatoes, per cwt.. $4.00 Garllo, per lb.' I .18 122-126 N. Sixth St OBNOXIOUS YOUNG MAN EJECTED FROM CRATER LAKE PARK Kdirard Chandler Charged With Raising Rumps At Lodge Made To Leave Reservation Afoot " '. Special to the Herald ' CRATER LAKE, July 13, Ed ward Chandler, a young, man claim ing Oregon as his residence, made himself obnoxious to the' authorities at Crater lake national park by raising a disturbance at the : lodge, fighting, breaking down-' a-door and creating a general rumpus. I Near midnight he was taken into custody by Chief Ranger Ord and Ranger Taylor and taken before' Superin tendent Thomson, who-after a hear ing had him escorted to the western entrance of the park. When 'eject ed from the park he was started afoot for Union creek, 11 miles dis tant, and further points west. There are bntf a haKC . dpzon "don'ts" In effect in national parks, the ' entire effort of ' the national park service being to impress upon all visitors that the parks belong FRIBAYthelSth A LUCKY SALE DAY ALSO SATURDAY Do you believe Friday the 13th is . an unlucky day? We are chasing away the jinx for you by giving you the advantage of an unexpected purchase of Haas Candy 1 lb. packages Assorted Chocolates . . 1 lb. packages Chewing Chocolates , A 1 lb. packages Old Fashioned Chocolates 1 lb. French Mixed ' . ' . This candy sells regularly at $1.00 a pound, .but we will ?ell it as long as the limited supply lasts at ; ; ; .. ; ' : : i STAR DRUG CO ' FIFTH AND MAIN STREETS v ' ' iHfWMAIL ORDERS PllIiED pROMPIIiYMi TUBEROSE GROCERIES "THE PICK OP THE PACK" Blackberries, per can .31 Loganberries, per oan .31 Cllne Peaches, per can ...... .36 Strawberries, per can .40 Pears, per can : .;' .44 Solid pack Tomatoes, per can .23 Corn, per can x .22 French Peas, per can .27 Green Beans, per can ........ .24 Tomato Catsup, per pt. .30 Sliced Pineapple, can 20c & 35c Grated Pineapple, per can .25 Chipped Beef 20.0 & 40c Pickled Pigs Feet r.40 Sandwich Delight 25 Jelled Cornbeet . .50 Vienna Style Sausage 30 Deviled ' Ham ,30 Peanut Butter .16o,' 18c, 35c Premier Salad Dressing .42 Pork and Beans .....' .15 Campbell'B Soups 12 All canned Milk, 2 tor 25 Cheese, lb, 35 PUBLIC V "IF IT IS TO EAT, WE SELL IT" to them with only such-restrictions necessary to preserve the ' reserva tion intact, protect wild life and to assure th0 absolute safety , of tour ists. An ample ranger force, how ever, is on hand to see that these few regulations are observed uni formly without fear of, favor as Chandler will testify. A considerable crew of men aro now busy digging the snow out from the deep drifts along the Watch man. Twenty three miles of the rim road are already open for tra vel,. The Klamath road has already been graded and work began Tues day morning on the stretch from government camp to the Medford entrance. Recent railfalls have BASEBALL LOST RIVER GIANTS vs. EUWANA TIGERS Modoc Park SUNDAY, JULY 15, 1923 . WE MAKE FRYERS FOR YOUR PICNIC LUNCH Dressed Fryers, lb 45 Dressed Hens, lb. '."0 Beef Pot Roasts, lb..'.........18c-23c Beef Rump Roasts, lb .18 Boiling Beef, lb. ........10c-12MiC Pure Beef Hamburger, lb. .10 Pork Rump Roast, lb .20 Leg of Pork, lb. , .23 Fresh Side Pork, lb 23 Pure Lard, 5 lbs $1.00 Pure Pork Sausage, lb .25 Veal Rump Roast, lb .20 Vea,l Shoulder Roast, lb. 20c-25c Veal Pot Roast, lb. ......12 Hc-23c Veal Rib Boll, tb. .15 Veal Liver, lb ".20 Cold Boiled Ham, lb. .60 Wieners, " lb.'.' ...'. ':. 1.25 Bologna, lb.. .20 Our mcntg lire of tho Highest Quality and our prices are less. MARKET Two foki'hiirsi served to put down tho dust. O. A.' Harris, of San Francisco,, was taken .before Commissioner of Justice Steel and. found guilty of reckless driving. Sworn testimony brought out the fact that ho had driven twice the legal speed within the park and had forced a truck . off the road. Ho was fined $25. - TWO FISHERMICN DROWX ASTORIA, July 13. Christ Sor enson and son, Hurry, Astoria fish ermen, were drowned . early today when their boat was rammed and cut In two by the stoam schooner Mul tnomah. UNDER NEW. MANAGEMENT PUBLIC JIII'.KET BAKERY And Delii.itessen Foods Raised Biscuits 5c-10c White Bread, per loaf ......8c-12c Raisin, Whole Wheat and Graham Bread . ' .08 Cinnamon Rolls, doz. .25 Bear Paws, each .05 Butter' Horns, per doz . .30 Doughnuts, cake or raised .20 Cookies,' all kinds .20 Cream Puffs, each .05 Cream Horns, each 05 Maple Puffs, per doz .20 Cup Cakes, per doz .30 Mocha Gems, 2 for .15 Lady Fingers, per doz. .25 Jolly Tarts, per doz. .30 Pies, each 20c-25o Pattie Shells, per doz. ........ .20 Cakes of all kinds 15a up We specialize In orders foi' par tics, socials, teas and banquets. DELICATESSEN Roast Pork, per lb .50 Fried .Chicken, southern style, lb. 1 .75 Baked Pork and Beans, lb. '.20 Many 'Other hot dishes. Shrimp and Potato Salads . Phones 169 and 548-W