The Evening herald., May 07, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

TliUllSDAY, MAY 7, 102.1
PAGE THREE ,
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At The LIBERTY
Mainly About Pe o p I e
i
WILLIAM FARNU1VJ
in
'The Scuttlers"
A stirring story of stormy seas
The Screen's Greatest He-Man in one of
His Greatest Pictures
TOMORROW
"Two-Fisted Justice"
like Q.W-
ne cur
THE
LUMBER
BUH0IH6
Phone
for Lumber
Main 128
Our fair price pencil has marked down the cost
of building by cutting down the price to you.
Build now there is no use delaying. New
building is thrift-construction.
Lakeside Lumber
Company
Center St. and Klamath Ave.
ACt'El'IS imiTION
MIhs . ll lilt MIi'IiimIhiiii, Senior In
lUiimnlli High 1 1 Working
. ,MIhs An nit Mlcliai-lson, senior In
the graduating class of tho Klumiitl)
enmity. It Ik li school, has accepted 11
position in tliii olflces of Superin
tendent J. P. WoIIh for tho rcmand
ur of the school your. .Miss Michael
ion In filling 'the vacancy loft b?
Mrs. Kvii Jordan several weeks ago.
I'.l'l IIKK DIES
Min. JisKt'iili Perry Culled (o Drnvi'l
liy Di'iilli of 1'iirciit
Mrs. J-iseph I'crry received a
telegram yeHterday from Denver an
iioiiik'Iii( tho death of her father,
In thai city. Mr. Perry immediately
loft on thu 10:30 train for ColoradJ
to ! t ton rl thu funeral, Hhn Ih the
wife of Joseph Perry of Klamath
Kalis.
FltOM l'OUTLAXD
Many ;u'Ht itclslcr in Jilmnutli
Full Holds from North
MICDOKL VIHITOIIH
Kliinmlli I'iiIIm Mecca For Miuty
('iilifoi'iiljiiix TIiIh Week
Among tho out-of-town visitors
slopping In Klutnath Falls to take
advantage of tho reported good f Inh
lug 'Woulhor are three residents of
MacdoaJ. They are 1). W. Lnkln, fl.
Ilolsthotlo and H. If. Hajkcr. They
spent tho day on business planning
to tuko the week-end for a pleasure
trip.
' HAX FKAXOlHf'O
(olden (Jiitt! City Huh Mnny Visitors
: In City Todny
Anions the out nf town guests In
tho city from Portland, roistering
at the White Pelican hotel, are J.
P. Coxan, K. S. Fuller, Mr. and
Mid.. J. K. Cohh, II. F. Othus, A.O.
NoIbdii, It. K. Venter, Mr. and Mm.
C. J. Plckarls'and I). W. Hanford.
A number of the but of,.town
vlHltors lu Klamath Falls thlH week
aro gtinstH from San Francisco.
Among them are H. H. Wqlch who
Ih a frociuent visitor In tho city.
Welch Ih well known to every groc
ery 'merchant in the city for his
work with tho Cluff company of San
Francisco. Other visitors In the
city are Frank J. Andrews, D. C.
Sloan, W.3, Uracom and E. F. Le-
Falre. . . ,.
itoAiti) to meet
Feilern'tixl Viroup Cull Meeting In
(lininlx'i' if 'Commerce Hntiirilny
Membors of tho Klamath county
federated community board will
meet In the chamber of commerce
f(iom on Saturday afternoon , at
1:30 p. m., according to Lynn Sibin,
secretary of the chamber of com
merce. All thone districts contem
plating forming clubs aro requested
to Bend delegates to the meeting.
ItlliiimniiriTT-" fUUtAmS. niVfc t
'" '5: ' Acts "of . ?,
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HAXCHJiKS J.V
Sly iU'sidrnts to HlK'iid Itemninder
of Week in Klamath Fulls
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Conner, resi
dents of Hly, are gue?.H In tho city
for the remainder of the week
from their ranch In that section.
Conner is owner of one of tho
largest and best equipped ranches' in
that section and is stopping In the
city to purchase supplies.
COKVALIIS
Itesidents of Col logo Town Spending
Senile Time in City
MKKTI.VG CAM,fcl
Howiiril IVii'in to Address IJbliuy
. . Club Friday Afternoon ,. .
Europe Plant to Make
Motoring Less Irksome
CiENKVA, May ". -I'roboterB of
tourliit trade In fclurope urn going
out of their wiy v inuka onnler tha
inovcnionts of parties traveling I'l
automobile. Free spendlug Amorl
caiiB aro particularly Invited to take
notice, and to como and bring their
cam and their money.
An International road traffic con
ference will be held In Paris next
fall. It will then bo proposed to
issue double certificates, one for
tho driver and una for tho car, ho
tho driver can chungo to another
motor without trouble. Thuro aro
to ha International driving certifi
cates for 12 months, facilitating on-
terlng and leaving a country as
often aj desired. Standard road
bIkiib will be adopted, and explain
ed to drivers, and Interstate touV
Ing will otherwlso bo niado safer
and mora agreeable
FKO.M SAX J'KAXCISCO
Itiillroad Orril'iiilN Aniultg O'lientH
From Ciolden (into .
Among tho San Francisco guests
In tho city this week is W. J. Ran
ged traveling passenger and freight
agent for tho Illinois Central rail
road. Another railroad official in
the city is A. F. Sneddon of the
t'nlon Pacific company. Other San
Frnnclsc guests are Mrs. M. Ingles,
Charles S. Elmers, and H. II . Welsh.
CATTLE CO. IH.'YS IAXI)
Joseph Hi'HHlg Sells IHII Acre Trail
; Wnst of Chlloqulll
Yamsay Land and Cattle company
veitordsy purchased 4 SO acrcB of
land from Joseph Hesslg, telephone
company man of Cblloquin for '
conalilcratioti of approximately
$3000, according to a deed filed at
the county clerk's office.
(flowers for Mother!
There is a delicate sentiment in the gift of flowers!
Their sweet perfume and fresh beauty never fail to
convey the message intended by -the sender.
All women love flowers 1
What a joy for mother to feel that she is again
somebody's sweetheart 1
? Remember the date i
Sunday, May 10
" Flowers telegraphed in a few hours' time
Klamath Flower Shop
834 Main Phone . 589
Open all day Sunday.
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THE WKATHKIt
Tho Cyclo-Storniagraph at Under
wood's pharmacy registered an up
ward trend this morning and the
threatened disturbance Is moving
by. Forecast for next 24 hours
Generally fair, continued cool.
The Tyc03 recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:'
High j... .47 Low ...35
V. 8. Wi'iitlier Keiimt
Oregon: Generally cloudy tonight
and Friday; cooler in east portion
tonight. Fresh west, becoming north
winds. -
FROM KOSKllUKG '
Vnltcy Gu'Ih Try Out Klnmnth,
Iljghwiy Tills, Week
- Hoarlng that the Klamath Falls
highway from the muln highway in
tho valley was in splendid condition.
Miss Olive Nichols and Miss Mabel
Cabral, both residents of Roseburg
drove to tho city last night for a
visit' the remainder of the week.
JOINS WIFE
Wood Visitors Return to Homo This
Moi'iiln on Trillin
Mr. and Mrs. A, do In Montnnya
nnd small son returned to their
homo In Weed, accompanied by Mrs,
George Couglo. Mrs. do la Mon
tnnya and Mrs. Cougle spent the
oarly part of tho week in the city
shopping and -visiting. They wore
Joined by Mr. lo la Montnnya who
returnod to Weed with them.
A general meeting nf -The Library
club has been called for Friday
afternoon, 2:?.0 p. m in tho Li
brary club rooms. At this time the
annual election of officers will be
held. Tho program of tho after
noon is Id charge of Howard Per
rln, Klanmth Falls, architect, who
will uso as his subject "Belter
Homes in Klamath' Falls."
A number of residents of Cor
vallls, valley town, are spcndlng .the
remainder of the week In Klam
ath Falls. Amqng them Is Marshall
Fields, who is a frequent visitor
In this section, where ho has in
terests. Others are C. F. Iqrgan
and S. G. lliumgarten, also ' of
Corvaliis. '
MAKES HEAIMJ CARTERS
Cecil A. Cook, Boy Scout Executive
Plans Offices in Chamber
Cecil A. Cook, Uoy scout executive
for Klamath, Jackson . nnd Jose
phine counties has accepted office
rooms In t!io chamber of commerce
spaco occupied in the basement of
the First National bank building.
Cook will spend at least half of his
time In Klama-th. where the scout
work is exceedingly heavy.
CARS REGISTERED
Tourist Tiavel Unliving Iurgor
With Advent of Summer
VAJ,I,EY VISITORS
Ashland-Klamath Falls Highway in
- Splendid Condition
Despite the heavy rain of iust
night, visitors from the valley driv
ing into Klamath Falls this morn
ing report the highway in good
condition. Among those in the city
Urom the valley are V. J. Emeslck
of Mcdford and Mr'. and 3Irs.
George W. Loosley, re3idents of
Ashland. . '
VEATCH IMPROVES
Klamath Fulls ISusincss Man Suf
fers Severe Attack of Flu
Tourist travel Is on the increase,
especially from tho south, according
to statistics compiled today for the
result of the week's visitors in
Oregon. The cars registered In the
chamber of commerce for a three
months stay In the state. 'Monday
15 cars registered In tho city, 13
from California, one from Nevada
and one from Washington. Tues
day 15 cars also registered with the
samo number from California and
two from Washington.
A. S. Veatch, Klamath Falls busi
ness man, is improving this, week
over a serious attack of influenza
from which ho has neen suffering.
Although not able to bo at the of
fice, Veatch wil be about within the
coming week.
MARKETS
OLKXE RANCHER BETTER
Spotted Fever Victim Shows Con
siderable! Improvement
B. E. Stiles, who has been suf
fering frqm spotted fever Incurred
by a tick bite, has slfown consider
able improvement, according to hos-
, pitut authorities. Whilo not ontirely
out of danger, Mr. Stiles' condition
As said to bo good.
FORMER .RESIDENTS
Return to Homo In King; Hill, Idnlioi
Todny After Visit
Mrs. E. V. Hillius and two daugh
ters returned to tholr home lii King
Will, Idaho nfter visiting In Klnm
nth Falls with friends. ' Mr. and
Mrni Hillius aro former residents of
Klamath Falls, Hillius now being
connected with the reclamation ser
vice In Idaho. "
FROM ' WEED
Cnltfo'rnln Visitors in City For Ro
nmlnder of "Week
A. D. Rockwood and E. K. Van
Aerman are among tho many out of
town visitors In tho city for a fow
days, roglstorlng at the White Pell
can hotol from their homeln Weed,
They arrived last night to spend the
remainder Jot tho voolc ..conferring
with lumber men In tho city.-,-;
Today's
Special
Cheese Cake
Apple Sauce Cake
Nut Loaf
GOLDEN
KRUST
, BREAD
(Now 12c a loaf)
The
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
PORTLAND, May 7. Eggs firm,
scarce, firsts up one cent. Current
receipts 26V; pallets 23 'A (g 24;
firsts 2516 26; henneries 2626I,i
delivered Portland. .
Butter steady. Extra cubes, city
40; standards 39; prime firsts
3DH: firsts 39; undergrades nomi-i
al; prints 42; cartons 43.
Butterfat steady. Best chunrini;
cream 40c Bet shipper's track in
zeno one; 41c delivered Portland
Poultry barely steady. Heavy hens
:4; light 2122; broilers 3035;
young white duck3 35.
Onions nominal $u.25.
Potatoes very firm, getting scarce
2.25 2.35.
Nuts steady. Walnuts No. 1, 29
33; filberts nominal, almouda 20
g26; Brazil nuts 12 to 14; Italian
chestnuts 21.
Hops, quiet. New clusters 15c;
fuggles 15 16; old crop nominal.
Cascare ibark quiet. New peol 7
S; Oregon grape root 4.
Cattle steady at ?9.75 top. Re
cepits 210.
Hogs quiet today after 60 to 75c
drop late yesterday. Receipts 160
Heavy weight (250 to 350 lbs.) me
dium, good and choice 10.00 10.75
medlu mweight (200 to 300 lbi.)
medium, good and choice 10.25
11.00; light weight (160 to 200
lbs.) common, medium, good, choice
11.0011.50; light lights (130 to
160 lbs.) common, medium, good,
choice 10.00 11.00.
Sheep, no trading. Quiet after
1.50 to 2.00 dray late yesterday.
No receipts, Spring lambs, medium
to prime 10.0012.50; spring lamb
cull and common 5.00 10. 00.
WHITLIXGER IMPROVES '
Victim of Mill Accident May Re
cover From Fractured Skull
Some Improvement In tho condi
tion of W. A. Whltlingor, who was
seriously Injured early this week at
Lamm's mill is reported today by
tho Klamath Goncral hospital au
thftrltles. Mr. Whitllngor Is suffer
ing from a sorlous fracturo'Of tho
skull. Ho showed first signs' of con
sciousness today.
Amorlcnn firm .will build a water
works In Xthens, Grceco, this being
a fair return for her culture. ... :v.
auaevme
Louis Alsace "International Violinist"
.Russell and Ford "Darktown Strutters"
Kuhn Sisters "Bits of Vaudeville"
Allen and Dale "Eccentricities"
and "
Bartholdis Birds
This is Signor Bartholdi's Last Year in
Vaudeville Your last chance to see this
famous "Feathered Carnival"
The Featured Picture is a Classic of the
'Screen . : . .
99
"Gornere
Vaudeville at 7:15 and 9:15
Two Full Shows
F RID AY
K. C. H. S. Junior Class Play
9 '-- h
San Francisco
Overland
Limited
daily to Chicago over the scenic
American Canyon Route
via Great Salt Lake Cut-off .
and Ogden.
ArriveChicago3rdmoming.
Club car.standard sleepers
to Salt Lake City and Chi
cago. Observation sleeper,
maid, barber, valet.
' Two other trains daily
Pacific Limited to Chicago
St. Louis Express to St. Louis
Through sleepers to Omaha,
Denver and Kansas City.
r
on sale daily on and after May 22nd. Return
limit Oct. 31st. Low round-trip fares to all east
ern points. Stopover privileges.
Meals at Meal-Time
Southern Pacific dining car service fresh
fruits and vegetables always a delicious feature.
For full information, ask .
nf hern 'Pacftwr.
J. J. MILLER, D. F. &, P, A.
517 Main St. Phone 709.
Klamath Falls, Ore;
PERSONALS
Mrs. L. Harms is among the many
out of town visitors to spend sev
eral days In the city from her home
in Chico.
JIVs. A. E. Lewellen of Corning
has arrived in the city to Join her
husband who is employed as Inspec
tor among the sheep in many of the
Klamath county ranches. 1
Charles W. King, Teunant resi
dent Is in tho city for a few days
to inspect the woric of tho crew em
ployed In clearing infested trees In
the Long-Bell lumber tract in the
Yaimsay mountains.
, George Slorrcll of stiver Lake .is
In the city for tho remainder of the
week to visit with friends and trans
act business.
T. J. Ilickerson. was a business
visitor to Fort Klamath this morn
ing leaving shortly before noon.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Livingston of
Bend idrovo down the Bend-Klaini-ath
highway to vlslt.i With friends
tot1.. several days this week.. They
I are stopping lu Hits Arcade hotel.
Cheaper m j
BLOCK WOOD
is down to the bargain .;
SUMMER PRICES ' '
Order a couple Of loads
each month through the -summer
at these cheap .
prices and you will be
prepared for winter.'.
Peyton & Co.
Wood to burn';
60i Main" ?Phone 535 .
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