The Evening herald., March 13, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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Friday, 'march 13, 1925
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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON '
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: M .MllKlt.MUJf I.V MTV -,1'nHliutd
ftvahlrMa lutci-oalcd In
V l.f j THiilier In City
:) . 'hit ' '
' llenry I). Huvls, ucuoiupnnh-u' by
hlii son Henry C. JWtvl uro In' III
city for the, rmnnlndur of llui Week,
looking into business Inturnst im tlio
timber : gam. Hvaldes vxlunitlvo
tllillifff holdings In Oregon, (tiny own
lor1 ' trni'ts of timber In l.uCrnsan,
Wjaclinslilj whtiro lli'iy ulitn operutq
a mill! They in liiviiatlgiitliiK con
dition In I lip K In ma 1 It luuitmr dis
tricts, ' 1
Santford & Co.
The Firat Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath Cotinty
The Largest Strictly Cash
,.i : Store in Klamath County
426 MAIN STREET
'' Phonev 34
Phone 64
Compare These Prices
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Owl"
OX IHHIXKHH IX crrv
lumber lluyiw Hpt-nillng Ui'iiiiiliulfr
,' ' Of Wwk In County ,
, 'in t lift tnloroHia of buying lumber
and 'looking Into the tracts or Klmn
nth county tlmlinr, (lunrga I'urkin
of Minneapolis anil It. II. Hcaulim of
Bun Franrlsrb urn In tho illy fur the
remainder of the wank, conferring
with business muii on t lie lumber
Mine. Bcanlun In a nioniliur of the
firm of llrnks-Hcnnlon Lumbar com
pany wlio hao extenulvo holdings
both'st Oregon una California with
mill In lie nil, Oragom
1 TO V WIT IH'HnAXO'
Wife Of HuKTtrl Drug AddM
Arrlrra In Clljr Vculi-frtny
, Mrs. K. M. Hhulto, wife or F. M.
Hhulto who I churgd with bnlng a
drug addict and who not tiro to li In
room la the Arcade hotel the onrly
part of ,the week following a sup
posed "uliot'' In In t tin city from
heir home In Oakland, to be with
her husband, who In now being held
In the city Jail, -
MOVfNU TO I'OUTI.AND
(VtldttlU Of Klnntalli Kalta Tu
Make. Homo In Monk
Mr. and Mr. Walmr Nlrhola will
U-ave Klamath Falls tomorrow
mornlnn for Tort land whoro they
will innk i) their permanent home.
Nichols wna employed In the Peer
letui cafe, owned by hla brother Otto
Nlcholn, who rarenlly dlapuaed of
hla place to P. J. Zlmon, '
I'AKH. ItKHKItVH KXAMH
V. It. anion .Anil Mini XYxtnllh
Hrxttliuncniled Vnf ('iiiiiiiIkIiiiih
W. R. Canton and I.lnn S'esmlth
lout night took exaininatlona for
rommhulnna In thi officers', reaorva
corps and both will be recommended
for firat lleulennnry commissions,
Ih. Itv.l ,...,..,.. I r,.H,..l.,,r ll
teat. If commlsslonad they . wilt be
In the engineering corps. The ex
amining board waa compound of Dr.
T'aul M. Noe, Dr. U. 8. Nownom,
Kranit Old, C. H. Knnwlra. J. W.
Taylor and Tie. T. A. Murywoather.
TlUfl'Ww gt'lT WOHK
Urk Of Kuniln Hull Inn Acllrlllfii
Hay Mlkn Onlnrii(Hii
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Predatory animal trappnra In
Klamath county will cenae tliolr iic
tlvltlca for the year, accord Iiir to
Mike aalarncau, government trap
per, iwho arrived bnck In tho city
yeaterday,. I.ark of funda to pay
(ovornmant hountlea wim glron in
the cauan or the cennallon of nctlvi
tlea. Other trapper alao aro qult
l Iti k for the aeaaon, aaya Galnineau.
ItKTlltXH TO KI-A.MATII FALLS
Mrs. K, C. ArRravos hna recently
rotitrnod from a trip U Cullfoniln
whoro ahe visited with frlcmlji and
.relatlrea for a forlnlRhl. Upon her
return aha found Mr. Aro.rav.ia III
with an attack of Intliienia which
Kan neon qulto prevalent In tho city
during tho paat two weeka.,
I
Remember
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Our - Cream Puffs
and .pur, Hot Cross
;Pijs Jare niade
just-aa' good as
GOLDEN
BREAD
and . we, are sure
ithat i you., will; en
joy eating them..
Order some today.
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Klamath
Bakery v
826 MAIN
Service
Our delivery service ia unequalled in
Klamath County Compare the ser
vice, we' offer you every day in the
Week with the service you are receiv-ing-elsewhere.
All orders given i before 5 o'clock
p. m. will be promptly delivered any
where in the city the same day.
All orders amounting to $2.00 or more
will be del ivered free You can phone
up your order and pay our delivery
man at your home.
Large package snow flake crackers 30c
Small package snow flake crackers 10c
Case 48 tall cans Alpine milk $4,20
12 cans fancy tomato hot saiice 80c
Sunkist asparagus tips, can .. 25 c
Ripe olives, can 15c
2 large cans fancy Rogue River beets 25c
Small size Van Camp's pork & Beans j 8c
Med. size Van Camps pork & beans 10c
Large size Van Camps pork & beanst 20c
Campbells soups, any kind ... 10c
Large can fancy kraut .. 20c
Large can fancy spinach ... 20c
Large can fancy whole hominy.. ,15c
49 lb. sack Fisher's Blend flour $2.75
10-lb. sack pure cane sugar.... .80c
25-Ib. sack ptre cane sugar........ $2.00
100-lb. sack pure cane sugar .... $7.30
t-i,
Free Delivery Service
Price
Our price raise only with the market
Compare them every day , in the
week with the price you are paying
elsewhere. . .4 A .j' .
This store is equipped to handle half
the grocery - purchases of , Klamath
county and do it at a small cost. .
We guarantee ,:our. ; price when we
guarantee to you that we will refund
full purchase price on any article re
turned after comparison- of .price . is
made. :'
3C
Mainly- About People
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TlIK WK.THKIt
, The cyClo-atormniirnph at Under
wood'a pharmacy allows that the
biirnmolrlc proaaitre la IncrenatiiK
aliiwl)' anil fair wwthor neeina as
sured for tomorrow. Forecuat . for
next 24 hours Clear and cool.
The Tycoa record Inn ttiermomotpr
roRlmerod . muxlmuni' and inlnlmuni
tompcarturea today as follows:
High .60 Low
l". H. WpoiIiit Iti-port " .'
Orison: Cloudy and unsottlod to
night and Saturday, probably Until
ralna tn weat portion: no chunge hi
temperature; modorate westerly
winds. ;
toirists ix crrv
Wni in Wrnlhor Kinds Motoi'lnti
Wnmlcrlntc Hunt li
Mr.' and Mi-a. N. t). Taylor, Mr.
und Mrs. Wllllum E. konale, Jdck
Crulcksliank, Jack Kenile and Paul
Nelson, nil of Ilolso, Idaho are
aflTong ,tho earlier tourlata of the
ho'iisoh who have packexl up tholf
li-nftlilon In tio tonnemi of the car.
and wandnred south. ' Thoy aro plAh
nlng on visiting In tho city far sevt
nrnl days before continuing their
sohthwn'rd Jonrney. Whllo In Klam
ath Falls they are guests In tho
Ai'cuiia hotol. '. ' ' . ' , ,
I'ltlllTHR 1ST KIAM.TII FAU-S
AIiIk (IoiiIiiii, l.doklnn l'Nir KlKliU,
In I'll y With MnnnR(t'
Alilo Gordon, ono of tho. fnatoxt
I'aolflc Const boys In tho fight gnnie,
la In, Klamath Fulls, accompanied by
hla trnlncr, 0. U Hlmmomla. They
nr fit hopca of rotionlng tho fight
giiino In the city, according to Oor
diMV today. WMillo In tho city they
aro visiting with their ' old friend
Jack Jlounnr' and ara gueata In the
Arcada hotel. . ' ' '
' MrliKMOItK HACK
UrniliK-kiiinn Arrlvnl In Klinnnth
From Onklnm) jit Mfht
Ono of the biggest livestock op
erators In Klamath county la D. M.
Molmore of Oakland, California,
who arrived last night from Oak
land, his homo. Mr. Mcl.emore has
been buying and selling cattlo In
the Klamath country for over ten
years.-.-.. J , .: .
, x tVOllKI.VO, OX lll ll.IHNG
t'oui t, House S( rivet ure. Ik-htg OiniiK.
ed Into AHirliiirnt Houne
Work has been started ou the old
court house building, now owned by
O. Peyton, local wood doalor, Into art
apartmunt house. The building was
moved laat year from Its former
location on .'Fourth and Main to
Fourth and Walnut. Mr. Peyton's
original Intention was to rebuild the
structure1 Into a rooming house but
he how plans to have It remodelled
Lfor an apartment housa. The build
ing will bo openod somo time' Hits
spring "ft wus said.
. DIX tIt. tl.AMK TOXKiHT '
Merrill Anil Ktniiinth High To fln.sK
III Mnnl Oniiic :
Mr
: KAIl KHOM 1IOMK
Ami Mnt, H. T, Toiiihmigh Here
, I'iiiii t "li n I on, Ohio
, Mr, and Mrs. H.- T. Tombnugh,
who rnsldo at Canton, Ohio, aro
unions; tho ' visitors of rClmnnth
Fulls who aro farthest from home.
Mr, and Mrs. Tombaugh are here oil
a combination biialiinss and pleanure
trip, ' ' , ;. ; ' : ,'
Whether 01' not Klnmnth HI will
tie up with Merrill for the cham
pionship of Klamath county or
whether Morrill will repent Its 'win
against the. local high school' and
thereby cinch tlio championship, Is
a knotty problem that will bo solv
ed tohlulit whon the two basketball
teams 'clash. Tho following lineup
loaves this bveulng; Dnlo Soule,
center; Huri'y Molntore and' Frank
Hull, guards;? Zed llamas und Dean
Hockley, forwards; and Howard
tiritham and' Lawrence Carroll. ,
' DISt'l HH HKAl.TH SUTTKKM
Health Nurao Meets With Ormip Of
lrvlll Women
lilHCussloh of health cohdltlon In
the town of Morrill oooiiplesl the ut
tontlon of a group meeting of mem
bers of the public health association
with." Miss I;ydla Frlcko, county
health ntli'se ' yesterday afternoon.
The niontiig'waa held In tho home of
Mrs. Kd llarwood, 1
MHS. JOHXSTt)X UrTTlIlXS
local Woman lliuk Fronr VMl In
Mlrhignn 4mt 0nnrsitn
( After an absence of several
months In Minnesota aitfl Michigan
visiting 1 frlnods and relatives, Mrs.
J. C. Johnston returned last night
to Klamath Fulls. Mrs. Johnston
nvhen she left for tTie east was ac
companied by Mr. and Mr?. John
Tipton. Mr. and Mrs. Tipton return
ed to Klamath Falls some time ago.
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I'LAX O. A. C IAX'E
Stiiilenls From t'oflcRV. M'ant Dnucc
. For Spring Vacation
According to a long distance tele
phone call, received In the city last
night, members of the Oregon Agri
cultural College, studont body who
are also residents of Klamath Falls,
want plans made for a Greater O.
A, C. get-together In the form of a
dance. The final date, whether It
will be March 26 or March 27, has
not been dacldtd upon,. The com
mittee plans to have the dance In
the yhlte Pelican liotf i If the rooms
may possibly" bo obtained. :The
dancs will come during spring vaca
tion In the college when the major
portion of the studenu In the city
will bo home. v ' '
CIlARCiKH DLSMIHSKD .
Knoll ' Is Nol ltoand Over To
Grand Jury On Charge
Not sufficient evidence supported
the charge of larcsny In a dwelling
against G. Knoll to warrant the de
fendant being bound over to the
grand Jury, Justice of the Peace
R. E. Hunsaker decided yesterday
afternoon after bearing the case.
Acting District Attorney W. P.
Myers represented the state at the
hearing and W. A. Wlest appeared
for Knoll. V
POST Ali KATKS CHASGE
Kliucath I'ostnmrtcr Rccflv-s Copies
Of New Regulations .-
The Klamath Falls post office has
received copies of the new postal
regulations and is now distributing
them to local business houses. The
new . rates 'Will become effective
April 13. There is a slight increase
in many rates, especially on postal
cards which will hereafter require a
two-cent stamp. Persons who wish
to study the new- rates can obtain
espies of the regulations at the post
office. ' ... , ,
WIM. PKKSKXT IMCTl'HK
Mwlcrn Woodmen To Show "The
Hour Glass" Saturday Xight
. The Modern Woodmen of America
will present a motion picture film,
J'Tho Hour Glass" at Odd Fellows
hall Saturday night. The film Is
said to be an interesting romance.
No admission will be charged.
To Obtain
Good Will
it is just as necessary that we satisfy our used car
' Customers as our new. . ;
For reliable used cars see
Buick & Star Garage
, H. E. Hauger
Opp.-White Pelican Hotel
J i
at home a
uuaiii
rco:
You've never found quite Hint
smoothness of flavor that ap
petizing smell Hint tcmperi
to your tusl as in the coffo
you get at home. ,.
And quality in the coffee itself
begins "at home, too, territorially"; ' '
spcuking. You'd search in vuin ,
for coffee ; blended anuploce
Hint can bcgln to excel Golden ''
West Coffee, ;' ' ,' ,". . .' "?';; '
''Selective choice of the' world's i f'
bcst-flnvored high-grown coffees ;
and 40-odd years of catering to ,
tens of thousands of good-coffee -',
judges have made it so. .
AIm Itr O I d n Wast T.a
. Orani. .koa A GmnJapan
CLOSSET DEVKRS, COFFEES ft TEAS EXCLUSIVELY,
' . PORTLAND ND SEATTLE . ,
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.sm.wltaaK.jr .
' The handy key- ' '
0HnliiK top la
. qnirkly, easily. V
anfely remv.it. .'
tin eiill-opanrrt
mi digging in; :
no row rdora to
cut you. Inert
a convenient tfon
tnlnrr when - lha
coffra la gone.
GoldLen
Goffee
O 1021 Cloiuet ft Derail
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