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; , MONt)AY, MARCH 28,' H2,
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Added Attraction Tonight '
Klamath Falls Kiddles' Auto Show and Races
Tuesday Only
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"HAPPINESS"
Harold Bell, FrankConfer Johnnie Houston
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WHITE PELtCAN
HOTEL
' WED. NITE '
Admission $1.00
D. A . C Eck Rovick's
Orchestra
Taylor 1 it!
-V Personals..
T 1 1
P. M. Lung of CltllaqttlD opont the
weekend In tho clly frbm his home.
fW.iUfBiile'hy.W BuKehws- o
buslnois visitor 'id thoj.clty over tho
wMk'sad. ; 't
Mrs. B, K. Lunily ofiBorinnm niU
a, wak-n'd visitor In Klsraiith Fitlls;
1 .4 tufiu tin tho Arcndo ,hotl.'" '"
BlipVfs' ofi Portland V
' Klamath Falls buslneis visitor,. In,
tho city. .- y::---' i,
lr, "lil. Ktiriium ot 8crmbnt6
Is huAdng tho out of town visitors
; ln!,b city far.evornl idays, a; guo
In .tho Arcude (jiotol while hero.
A. HU of'Chllo-
q'ulrt, Vbr visitors In llio fcltj from
their homo over tho woek-chU, -'
t Among iho out of 4wn visitors
who spout tho week-end In Klnmutn
: Falls (was .Mrs. M. M. Udd of Port
' land. ' ' ' ' -j
H. J. Hli'korson ot Klamath Falls
has suffarud a sovero attack ot In-
fluouia over - tho week-end and Is
: ablo to bo about today.
I F. M. Havens of Grants Pass was
j a week-end visitor In the city and
, n guust In the Arcndo hotel.
5 Mr. and Mrs. it. N.' Brlggs Of
' Ashluhd tpont' sovoral: days In tbe
; city transacting business and vlslt
jlng with friends. i a
Q , A.. Potto of ddoll Lako spent
isoverdl days In tho city' aa a guest
!ld th White pejlcan hotel. , .
,Mr. ud' -Mrs.v a. IP. Minor o
Skoukum. were business Visitors lit
tho ;.oltf . -ovor '-, tho week-end. .Mr.
MIHer. 1st cdnneolod . with Iho Utah
Ooaali'uctlou conipaiy asd (tppoarod
In tho clty oh bohalt of his com
pany In proton against establishing
'a toll road In Klamath bounty.; v.
! Mrs, . F. M. Cleaves spent tho
wock-DndjIn Klnmuth Falls from bar
homo In Crescent.' ;mh ; '
C. H. Bouttue of Skookulti iwns a
wook-onti visitor lu: 'the;. city' visit
ing frlonilB, .",.'
11, J.' FOttor, connected with thu
Stowart & Welsh Contracting Com
p.iny,' tpopt th latter part ot tho
week trunenotlug business In Klam
ath Fnlls.j v. , i. '
MV, and Mrs. Ed Nlopath of Chllo
quln werq among tho out,ot town
visitors in Klumnth Falls over the
wvk-ond, , i 'li.'V: m.
. . I. 0. H'ofborger of Aspgrovp, con
nected with the Modoo Lumber Co.,
spent the luttor part bt the meek
visiting with frlond In tho city on
business, ' ,': ...;
I4eollo M. Qoodlng ot Corvnllls H
among the busluess, visitors In tho
city -,' t, . ' . . ' ,
Mr, and, Mrs. F. 8. Fish ot Chllo
quln sponb tho week-ond In -the city
visiting with friends. . "
ond Ma's, Marlon Hanks' mo
tored to ; ChlloijUln ' yostorday to
visit) w(th frlonds, . v : , v
MY.' and MVs. C. VHUIama from
thaj! ichlloquln, district spent the
Wook-onA In Klaninth FaH'i. '
0. V. Myers, n frequent buslnass
visitor. In. Klamath Falls from his
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" . MOVK moH (MTV '
Tnki' H'iiiiio Ju Itmiitnza For Hum
' ' '- ' mcr Miinllis ; '
Mr, and Mrs. P. W. Klolber of 917
Itnun ftlroitt liuvo moved from tholr
homo to Bonaniea where they will
resldo for tho summer months.
i K.NJOY IICN'IO.
(JoKl WcalJicr ('oikIIM'iiih I'crnilt
Many Olllllit HuikIiij'
' V ,,'
Atnont? tho purtlns enjoying a
picnic yostorduy In 4ho district near
tha Keno Power company, wora Miss
Cecilia McMahon, Miss Louise Cut
luzica, Mlwi Bornadlno llunnoo, Miss
Oraco Con boy, Mrs. P, E. Ifunnon
and Wilier Hnnnon.
WOHH OVI-at WKKK-KNI)
Vciiotlim Dnnco Pnlnco To lie Put fit
Operation In Mny
jViri was started ovor tho week
end on the now Voirotlan dance pal
ace which a number of buAlness
mot in Klamath Falls are sponsor
ing to run, on tho lake during tha
summer months. According to those
Interestttd tho dance palace will be
In Iho water by Decoration Day on
May 30. ' '
' AltltlVK IX CITY
Klamath FhIIh Tisilnl lly Mimy
l'rOHMN llVO lUnldi'iitH
i 'Mrs. J.eluntl -Couch arrived In, the
clfy with her two children oa Sun
day nftornoon,, Mr., Couch moetlng
them In Ashlanvl. They .were foroior
rnsldnnts of Coos Bay but are' ex
pecting to make their homo In Klam
ath Kalis Jn tlio future.
POHTLAND VIH1TOIW
Klamath Fnlfc Host To Jtnny Visit
ors Over Wwl&KiHl
Among the Portland visitors In
Iho clly over tho wcok-end are many
business men Interested In affairs of
tho city. Those roglslorod at the
Whlto Pcllcon aro Frank 8. Olover,
Ous 8. Mwb, Kirk Sheldon, C. Sly
tor, 0. 8. Yerby,; J. C. tnllnhan, R.
J. West, M. L. Johnson-, and C. A.
Jobe. -
'-, MISS UK.VTTY IIX
Prosidont Of Baslnnm Women's dab
,.He Influenza ... .
.j irri : .
H ills France's' llosWjf.l president of
t he Business and .Professions! Wom
en's club, ; Is confined to her home
with it severe .attack of Influenza
from1 -which she has been suffering
ovor Uie week-end. Miss Boatty Is
employed In the office of Houston
and Phelps. , ;
home in Medford Is spending several
days In the city.
Mr. and Mrs. George McCalllster
ot Medford were week-end visitors
In the cl.'.y from their borne over the
mountains.
' Miss Elslo Mae Toombs arrived In
Klamath Falls on Saturday from
Fergus Falls, Minnesota, to take the
placo of afi's. Zepha Van Bnskirk
who left yesterday to visit In San
Francisco ' tor a fortnight. . Miss
Toombs will be employed In the of
fice of tho White Pelican hotel.
8. - A. Nelson of Vedford'was a
business visitor over tho weok-Bnyi
in . the cHr. a guest in 1he White
Pelican hotel:.' ; : , -i
Mr., and Mrs. ,W, B. Mlngol of
Redding, California, spent several
days Ot the past week in Klamath
Falls looking lrio business interests.
WV A, W'oods of iRcddlng was a
business : visitor In Klamnth Falls
dvr th6 weli-erid. ,' !''
tTanft, Nlnnde loi a visitor In
tiie .city Sunday afternoon from his
ranch on thb Merrill road..
H. Crolsant oDorrls, California,'
wua n , Dusinoss visuor in luamam
Falls Saturday aftbvnoon. '
O. V. Howard, whor In the Sprague
River valley, conducts a ranch. Was
In town yestorday and .today to at
tend to business matters.
' H. Thomas, connected, with the
Hoyt TrActor company of California,
nrrlved In Klamath Falls litBt night
to spend several dnys or so In Klam
ath rural 'communities interviewing
farmers who are considering the pur
chase bt tractors., . . ; ; ; . 1 - (.. ,
: Beatrice Phelps, who la a .school
teachor from the Midland school,
wob a visitor In Klamath Falls for
the purpose ot calling on tho county
sohdol superintendent on . school
business and also to attend to 'some
shopping.
J. T. - Dixon, one- of tho -iolony
of prospei'ouB farmers of tho upper
Klamnth Basin, country, arrived In
Klaniath Fa I 1b last night to spend a
day or So in Klairiath Falls attend
ing to business matters and visiting
friends. -
't. Mr. and Mrs. Clborge R. Phlno
gar, well Known rosWouta ot Bray,
arrived in Klamnth Falls last might
to spend sovoral days attending to
business matters. Mr. Phlnegar's
brother, Toin, was formorly connect
ed with a lumber mill at Chlloquln.
FIUSNCtH Oinii IIKTTEJt
Jlncovcry Fwin J'lu Aftr ' Major
" . Opcrntlim .Vow Pii'dldod
Recovery of Jacqueline f French,
tl-yeat-old daughter of Mr.: and
Mrs. Elmer French, Is now expected
following a decidedly improved con
dition this morning, according to
authorities at tho Klamath Oonerul
hospital today. Tho Utile girl was
sclrlously 111 from the effects of In
fluenzu and a major operation for
appendicitis last week. Doubt, was
expressed of her recovery on Fri
day night. ; ". : ., '
1KMVV FlUm PORTJAXD
C. WoIIh, Drputy Stnrahal Here
On Olio Of His Itefrulnr Trips
C. c:' Wells deputy ITnllcd 8'ates
marshal, working out of the IT, S.
department of Justice, arrived In
Klamath Falls from Portland on
one of his regular trips to the Klam
ath country for tbe purpeje of is
suing subpoenas to witnesses who
are summoned to testify In cases In
the United District court in Port
land. Wells Is striping ut. the Hall
hotel. ; ,
cm.' lira wojikx mkkti.no
Final Plans fur Oregon Products
Dinner llelng Made ,
'Final1 plans tot tbe Oregon
Products dinner to bo held at the
Episcopal church Friday evening ore
being made this afternoon at a spe
cial meeting of the Women's Service
league of the church. This organi
sation will have charge of tbe din
ner which will feature only pro
ducts grown in Oregpn, with the
single exception of strgar and cof
fee. 15c
Bread
' was something that
had long been for
gotten in Klamath
Falls until we put '
GOLDEN
KRUST ?
V BREAD
: ' . I-.., ' . r- ' -'
on the market, and ;
now you hear noth-
; '.: ing else,,. for the
; reason ,
, . The Quality is
There
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
DRUGSTORE
Pmetest
ZINC STpARATE
V111 do more than any other
oho thing ' to' add to Baby's
couitort1 "and happiness..' ;
NoMuuro soreness or chafing;
Puratesb .Zlno Stearate sheds
watch. ' i , i .
STAR DRUG STORE
KtAMAtO FALLS, ORB.
SAVEwM
; Put tu
- ' TBXOR TO 8I2WJ
Well Known Aniericatt Artist; To
Perforin At M. K. ttinrt-h HtHni
; ;:...;. -. ,.- . I
Oowrge B. Maddox, American ten-i
or, will be beard In concert at the ;
Methodist Episcopal Church, April j
24th, It was announced today. Mr.!
Maddox Is to be assistcH by Carlton i
Janes,;, violinist and Charles Hozel-1
rlgg, pianist. ' ... - ;
When these musicians toured the!
Pacific'' coast last winter they were
received with great enthusiasm. Mr. j
Maddox has been with the Brandon i
Opera 'company for somo time. He i
has Just finished aa engagement at 1
the public auditorium in Portland. :
it'hau been Only through the sue-!
cessful negotiations of members of ;
tbe Methodist church with these i
musicians, that Klamath Falls Is to (
be favored, The concert will be i
given, undor the auspices of that
church. '
KLAMATH FALLS
BEATS QUINTET
OF RESERVATION
Although only a practice' game, j
Klamath Falls town team cama.to
tho front with a bang vesterdiy
and defeated CbllSquIn, tied- tori
league leadership In the Independ-!
ent basket ball league ot Klamath,
by a score of 45 to- 14. f The game
was played on tbe tennis court in i
Riverside nark efor an enthusi-!
astlc audience of about 75. Tempo-
rary backstops were erected far'l'.i.'
game, i ne lineup ot mo aocsi leani j
was: Curly Svenson, forward; Dean j
BeckJey, tonward; Dale Soule. cen-1
ter; Harry Molatore, guard, and
Slngley ot Pelican Bay, .guard. . j
Klamath. Falls town . team will j
meet. Klamath Agency next week I
in a double-header; one game to
be played , here and tbe otaer on ;
the Agency floor. Tbe first gamo
will be played at Agency on . Satur-;
day night. Sunday afternoon the
Agency team will Journey to Klam-,
oib Falls, and meet the Tocal lean)
in this city on the improvised baa-j
ketball floor on the tennis couft, . j
The championship game ot . tS.e
season j In . the . independent basket- j
ball 'league takes-. Diace next Satur- ,
j day night, when Fort Klamath and I
ghlloquln. fight it out for suprem-:
acy. Fort Klamath and Chlloquln
are tied for j first place honors. !
SOVIET HEAD KILLED
AlrpUuua, . Catches Fire la Mid Air
And Crashes Flaming To
; : j . . The KSuth
MOSCOW, March . 23. A Reuter
dispatch says five . Soviet govern
ment officials were killed when a
military airplane flying from Tltlis
to Suchum , caught tire in mid-air
and crashed. . . ,s
THREE ARE KILLED
Father Ami Son Murdered: Murderer
Shoots Self After . Deed)
.. Yesterday ,., ..',
MILES CITT, Moat,( March 23.
iohn W. . Kemp, 65, and his son.
James. Kemp,, 30, are dead as .the
result of a shooting affair that took
place about 12 miles south ot J.Hr
pah on tho Powidor River near here,
and J. W gtacey,. 45, a one ardied
man, Is a suicide, having shot hxint
self after kilting .the two Kemps. '
TO VISIT IV SOVTH
l'oolr To Motor To HaiK rYan
Cisco To Visit Clilldren .
Mrs.
Trs. Horfy Poole, accompanied by
Mry. Gertrude Teague, organist at
the Liberty theater, la planning on
leaving this week for San Francisco
for a week's visit. Mrs. Poole will
Visit with her children, Ellenor Tor
rey and Roger Torrey in the sooth,
Mrs. Teague to visit with her daugh
ter who is attending school.1
I OBITUARY
JAMES H. HOIUJS :
. Jaaiics H.. Hobbs, aged 5T years,
a pioneer citizen of Merrill and a
resident ot Klamath county tor 20
years died yesterday nftornoon fol
lowing an illness ot several -weeks.
Mr. Hobbs died from complications
following asthma. A prominent mer
chant formerly in business for him
self and for the past two yenrs man
ager of the .Merrill Mercantile store,
Mr. Hobbs was, a well llkod and re
spected member of his community.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Frnnkte Hobbs; two sisters, Mm. Sul
ly Burnett ot Virginia and Mrs. Rose
Campbell of Rose Hill, Va.; a cou
sin, Mrs. Fieidon Seals of Rochester,
Washington.. The remains are at
Merrill, Funeral services aro pond
ing awaiting tho arrival ot rolatlves
from Washington.
Your last chance to see
Anna Q.
"The Top ot
, and
GEO. X. WHITE.;.
, , . (Snooky)
and HIS GIRLS
; , -Also-"' - -
Comedy -
TOMORROW
''ill '
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One husband plus another husband makes one
husband too many; And
litioX. beard" 'tone' long,
- and-
. George X. White
and Girls in
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Kinograms . ..
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Shrine Hi Jinks ' Nearly
.'Ready for Presentation "
on Friday Night
, , ' ' i'
Crater ' iJike Shrine Club Drum
and Bugle Corps will amifce their de
but Friday night, March 2.7. th, lD2u.
at tho Scandinavian Hall, at the biff
Shrine hl-Jlnks-, vaudovillo and
dance. This organization is souio
thing that Klttmatk Falls will ;be
jiroud of, as they are to herald their
Home town and its beauties at all
Shrine conventions to be given from
nown. - They liuve been outfitted
with .the moat nicdern equipment,
such a' drums and, bugles, and their
unitorm.3 cost 123.00 aplece.: They
promise a very interesting pro
gram and" a sample of their spares n
the opening act of ,the yaudoville and
hl-Jlnks. ' They have already made
reservations and accommodations
Tor the big Shrine convention ;ln
',funo at Los Angeles, .California.
This 'will be a good opportunity o
hear this organtotloni do their best.
J.' H. Rhodes,' who is Captain, -has
his m?n drilled into first class con
dition, (he personnel consisting of A.
L. Wlshord, drii'.n, master;, Marion
Hamks, quartermaster; A. R. Loa
vttt, drummer; H. R. Porfln, drum
mer; Oeor've C. XJlrlch. .drummer;
F. R. Dunn,' drummer;- R. J3. Cftgo,
drummer; t. J. Struble, drummer;
Hal Ogle, tfjummer; . W. C. Van
EmOn, idrummer; N. O. Wheeler,
base drummer;, J. R- Shaw, bugler;
J. M. Long, bug.ler; Itons Nylnnder
bugler; J. H. Rhodes, bugler; A. L.
Wlshord, bugler; 01enu Kent, bug
ler; and E. J. MO.Laughlln,. bugler.
.Radio ' is i dangertvus, Man sang
ovei the radio in Missouri. Olrl
'beard' him singing and .marriod him,
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