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MONDAY. MAY, 1.1 925
The Picture
Zane Grey's 'LAST OF THE DUANES'
The,Star- r
THE GREAT TOM MIX
- Need We Say More?
- COMING TUESDAY (
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Confident
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Two years 'ago it was a
' babe in the industry.
Three years ago, an idea.
Four years ago an ideal!
..Vet it has taken twenty'
five years' tire-building ex
perience to build C-T-C .,
' Behind C-T-C standi a staff
of engineers whose experience
in Akron factories runs back
more than a quarter century (
They know tires I
When you need new tirea,
let us show you what the C-T-C
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now and get acquainted with
this tire that has "made good"
quickly because of remarkable ' .
' mileage records.
"Quality will never be
,r mprificed to meet a Jjrice" ,
' ' President ' ,
Columbia Tire Corporation
Pull Balloons Semi-Balloons
Heavy-Duty Cords Oversize Cords
.DIVORCE CASE TODAY
Vivian Wilson will not bo In court
to fight the suit tor divorce against
her- hy Joseph Wilson. Plaintiff
charge's desertion. The case was ta
have been tried this afternoon before
Judge A. L. Lenvitt.
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atyour.
DRUGSTORE
1 A'ou enn save .hero not
only In terms Of money '
but, If you belong; to
ho fair si v. In terms nf
the complexion iij well.
Every woman needs
proper toilet requisites
to preserve and protect
' the imlui'iil .benuty of
the skin. And at Tito
i' Itexnll Storo ' she may
:, select any one -of our
scvejlil i exclusive lines
' with' tile iissiirniico that
" her choleo Is SAFE
' and HARMLESS to the
: complexion'.
Lot his show you Carn
Nomo or Jonteel to
mention but two of
many.
STAR DRUG STORE
KLAMATH FALLS, ORE..
Hand'built
RAILROAD MAP OF
OREGONIAN SHOWS
PROPOSED-ROUTES
Just what the Hill lines are striv
ing for In their Btrenuous effort to
got to the Klamath country, and
why the Southern Pacific is fighting
the entrance of the Hill lines, are
graphically displayed. 'In a railroad
map on the front page of the mag
azine section of the Sunday Oregon
inn which arrived here last night.
The enlightening features of the
mifp are the tracings of the routes
of the two lines which the Hill lines
propose building to Klamath Falls,
in branching off from Odell and
following a south easternly course
as far as the Sycan river, then
swinging gradually south and west
through Beatty and Olene to Klam
ath Falls; the second branching West
of Odell junction and running, par
allel to tho Southern Pacific, to a
point opposite Kirk, where the road
branches south by west and follows
along the edgo of the Cascade range
paralleling 'the upper Klamath lake,
swinging Into Klamath Falls by way
of Link River. .
REACHES BERLIN ..
BERLIN, May 11. Field Marshal
Von HIndonburg, who will be in
augurated tomorrow as president of
Germany, iarrived at the Heerstrasse
station here late this afternoon.
TO GO SOUTH
Miss Muriel Folsom to Accept
Position in Santa Rosa
Miss Muriel Folsom will leave
In the morning for Santa Rosa
where she has accepted a position
as, office assistant in the offices, of
her uncle, Dr. Folsom, who is a
practicing physician. Miss Folsom
has been employed In tho city, for
the past' winter. In her honor a
number' of friends entertain with a
dinner party in the White 'elican
hotel on Friday evening. Covers
were laid for Mr, and Mrs. M. E.
M. E. Bruner, Miss Muriel Folsom,
Miss Frances Elliott, Miss Myth
Hanan, mTss Hannah Johnson, Miss
Alice Blackford, Miss Olive vilson
and . Will E. Brown.
GAME WARDENS HERE
R. M. Parr and Pat Daly Confer
With Sheriff Hawkins
Searching for a game vlolatori
who had. fled to this country. Game
Wardens R. M. Parr of Ashland
and Pat Daly of Medford arrived In
Klamath Falls this afternoon to
confer with Sheriff Burt Hawkins.
COUPLE MARRIED
Charles Morehouse and Ruth Stew
art Wedded by Magistrate
Charles Morehouse and Ruth
Stowart, well known young people
'of Klamath county, were wedded
late Saturday afternoon by Justice
of the Peace R. E. Hunsaker. The
couple had secured their marriage
license several weeks previous to
their marriage. !. ' . '
CHILD ILL
Small Daughter of Mrs. Norma
Jeffers Confined to Bed
Betty. Jane Jeffers, three-y.ar-old
daughter of Mrs. Norma fet
ters, is confined to tho family ho-uo
at 922 Prospect avenue, seriously
111. Medical attendance have been In
constant care and' her condition was
somewhat bettered today. Mrs. Jef
fers, the child's mother, Is book
keeper at the Klamath Falls West
ern Union office.
. TO VISIT IN SOUTH
Miss Murtin to Spend Month With
Friends in California
Miss Miriam Martin of Klamath
Falls left the city Sunday morning
for a montlts visit In San Francisco,
Los Angeles and ; other southern
cities. She will visit with friends
and relatives while In the south, re
turning soon to remain tot the
sunimor with her aunt, Mrs. Silaa
Obenchaln, who makes her home on
the Merrill road, . . .',...';.
THE WEATHER
The Cyclo-Stormagraph at Under
wood's pharmacy shows that the
pressure still remains below 30 and
while this prevails unsettled condi
tions will rule. Forecast for next
24 hours: i . ..
Partly cloudy, with brisk winds.
Continued cool. ,
The Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
High 62 Low 35
U. 3. Weather Report
Oregon: Unsettled, probably local
rains .tonight and Tuesday; cooler
In east portion tonight; fresh south
east Mo south winds.'
ATSITS IN MEDFORD
Edith ' Von Aniberg Speiidn
Sunday With Family-
Mrs.
Mrs. Edith Von Amberg, secre
tary to Frank Lee, lumberman of
Klamath Falls, was among the vis
its in Medford Sunday when she
spent the day visiting with her" mo
ther and family. Mrs. Von Amberg
returned to the city last night, tnpt
oring over from the valley town, .
NEWLY WEDS HERE
Mr. and Mrs. Guy JUlletz of 'Kirk
Spend Weed-End in Cltw
" Mr. and Mrs. Guy Killetz of Kirk
were among the out of town visitors
In the city over the week-end. They
were recently minrrled and came to
Klamath Falls to Bpend their honey
moon. Both are well known resi
dents of Kirk where they plan to
make their future home. They re
turned to their home, last night.
ADDS TABLES FOR LADIES
Dorrig of Central Hotel Dining
Room . Increases Accommodation
Charles Dorrls, owner of the
Central hotel dining room, an
nounced today that to meet the in
creasing demand he has decided to
add tables for ladles. In future be
will be able to cater to party and.
family dinners. The dining room
is located on Ninth street, near
Main, In the Central hotel building.
. FROM PORTLAND
Many Visitors Register in Klamath
.... Hotels Over Wcek-End
Among the out-of-town, visitors to
spend Sunday in the city from Port
land and other northwest cities were
Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. Lynn and
Saturday and spent the week-end
son of the Rose City. They arrived
on a pleasure trip. Other Portland
vlBltors were Warren Paul, George
Dillon, F.. W. Horstkbtte and J. C.
Wright. V ; '.
FROM THE SOUTH
Visitors From California Fill Hotels
to Capacity
San Francisco, visitors, as well as
visitors from other points in Call- i
fornia ' were filling the hotels to
their utmost capacity over the week
end, many of the Klamath Falls
hostelries turning away, guests.
Among the San Francisco ' guests
were Mr. , and Mrs. C. L. Harris,
tourist; J. F. McCove, D. E. Keney,
William Shreve, ' Mr. and Mrs. W.
S. Smlthe, tourists-. ;' :
KENDALL RETURNS
Deputy Sheriff Testifies . Beforo
Grand Jury on Hough Cnso
Mrs. S. A. Hough, took the blame
entirely on her, own shoulders and
treed her husband of any implica
tion." This was the report brought
back 'by Ed Kendall, deputy sheriff
who has. been in Portland the past
few days testifying before the fed
eral grand1 Jury in the case of Mr.
and MrB. S. A. Hough of Klamath
Falls, charged with using the malls
to defraud. Doputy Kendall return
ed last night.
Skinny Men
Gain 5 Pounds In n Days or Get
l'our Money Back ,
Doctors arid , good pharmacists
know that Cod Llvor Oil Is fulrof
vltamlnes that make flesh, 'create
appetite,- builds up the power to
resist disease and puts good solid
flesh on skinny men and women.
But it's horrible tasting stuift and
every day fewer people- are taking
It, for doctors are prescribing and
people are fast learning that thby
can get better results with McCoy's
Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets,
which Star Drug Store, Underwoods
Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., and
druggist? all over the country are
having a tremendous demand for.
One woman gained 10 pounds In 22
days and if any Bkinny man or wo
man can't put on 6 pounds in 80
days, your druggist i will gladly re
fund the purchase price.
Be sure and.get McCoy's, the or
iginal and genuine Cod Liver Oil
Compound Tablets 6fli tablets-MlO
cents. Adv. : .
OVER FROM MEDFORD
Sunday. Visitors in Town Many
" Over Weew-Eud From Vulley ,
R. L. Batrin and C. M. Batrln,
residents of Medford, drove over to
Klamath Falls from tho valley town
to spend Sunday and Monday In the
city. They report, as do' the imany
other visitors from the valley ,good
roads throughout Klamath county.
FROM KIRK
Well Known Resident Spends Week
End From Homo
Louis Pappus, , well known in
Klamath Falls, spent the week-end
hero vls'ting with friends from his
home in Kirk. Pappas was a visitor
In the Arcade hotel, returning to
his home this morning after Satur
day and Sunday in the city. '
MISSION AIRES
Lake City Residents
From Portland Trip
Salt
Here
After spending seme time in Port
land where they have their north
western . headquarters, Ralph B.
Stratford and Saion A. Wood, mis
sionaries from Salt JLake City are in
Klamath Falls to spend some ttae
interested In their work., They will
return to Utah within the week.
FROM LAKEVIEW
Visitor iSpends Wcek-End From
County SeaJ of like
Dr. (Harry S. Stone, residents of
Lakevlew, was among the many out
of town visitors in the city over , the
week-end, stopping, in the White
Pelican hotel.. According to Dr.
Stone, the roads are in passably
good condition and the traffic over
the highway to ' Klamath Falls is
surprisingly heavy.
TO VISIT IN .NORTH
Klamath Falls Resident to Spend
Fortnight With Mother
Mrs. Dan Gordon and brother
left. this morning for Albany where
they will spend a fortnight visit
ing with their mother. They drove
north, expecting to stop lor several
days on the way, visiting with num
erous friends. '
D. B. CAMPBELL BACK
Local Capitalist Spends Entire Win
ter in Florida
The sunny south showing signs
of becoming too sunny in the late
spring months, D. B. Campbell, local
retired capitalist, has just returned
frota Florida where he has been
spending the winter. Mr. Campbell
will probably go to the Lake of the
Woods as soon as the weather per
mits.
Supreme
in their field
That is what doz
ens of people tell ,
us every day about .
our
Buns
Rolls '
. Danish Pastry
Pies .
: ' And :
GOLDEN
KRUST '
BREAD
(Now 12c a loaf)
Buy some today ,
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
Ceiitral Hotel
Dining Room .
Open from 6 a. m. to
9 p. m. Table board
$1.00 per day. Short
order lunch counter in
connection. , r
Tables for Ladies
French Pastries
' SCHOOL TEACHER
Yrcka Resident Spends Wcek-End
In Klanmth Falls Visiting ' '
Miss Jeannette Qulgley, resident
of Yreka where she Is employed as
teacher In the Yreka public schools,
was among the many visitors from
California In the cits over the week
end. Miss Qulgley is a frequent vis
itor In the city.
TOURISTS
Berkley Visitors Spending Week in
Klamath County Visiting '
. For the purpose of enjoyfii'g a
vacation in the northwest, Mr. and
(Mrs. Charles N. Watklns of Berkley,
California, are visiting in Klamath
Falls for the remainder of the
week. They motored to intresing
.points in the county yesterday, re
turning to the city last night.. .
FROM CHILOQU1N ,
Many Visitors in tho City From the
' Valley Town Sunday
Cbiloquln visitors In the city over
the weelc end were numerous and
among those here to spend Saturday
and Sunday In the Arcade . hotel
.were Mr. and Mrs. E; Nalman, Otto
Gross, E. R. Wlilson, J. A. Cary and
J. 0. Tyler.
: FROM MACDOEL
Klamath -Falls Boy Spends Week
End With -Family in City
. Leland Wlllits, well known Klam
ath Falls boy. now manager of the
Standard Oil station in 'Macdoel,
was among the week-end visitors in.
the city with hl3 family. Wlllits
visited with his Bister, Mrs. Docla
Norrls, while hero.
BUSINESS WOMEN
Miss Lorctta Jennings in Charge of
Program Tonight .
' Mrs. Avis McConnell- has. given
the members of the Business and
Professional Woman's club her home
for the evening to hold their meet
ing on the lawns of - her Conger
avenue residence. , Miss Loret'.a
Jennings is in charge of -the pro
gram, which promises to be one of
the most unique of the season,, At
the last neetlng of the group the
president,': Miss Frances Beat ty, ap
pointed two captains to put on the
most unique program,' the winning
side to be banqueted by. the 'losers.
FROM MEDFORD
Visitors From Valley Numerous
- Over Week-End in Klamath Falls
Among the many cut of town visi;
tors in the city over the week-end
- from Medford were Mr. and Mrs.
D. E. Loosley, who drove over from
the valley city on . Saturday after
noon to spend the. remainder of the
week, Mr. and Mrs. Loosley are fre
quent 'Visitors In the city, where they
have many friends.
LEAVE FOR WALLOWA '
Future Residents Wind Up Business
Affairs This Week
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Schaupp left
Klamath Falls this morning for
Wallowa county where they will
terminate their bunine.j connections'
preparatory , to, retur.iiiij .tj Klam
ath Falls, where they v. Ill mako
their home. . Schupp Is : interested
In the Klamath Valley Loan and
Savings company. Up:n hl3 return
to the city Schaupp will also open
law offices where, ha will engage
iu that profession.
DAUGHTER JJOR.V
Dr. and Mrs. Burchiirdl Conftrntu
lated Upon Birth
A daughter, to be named Eim
gard, was born to Dr. and Mrs. Con
rad Burchardi of Klamath Falls ch
Thursduy evening at the family
homo. Dr. and Airs. Burchardi are
recent arrivals In Klamath Falls,
where they plan to make their
permanent home.. Both mother and
baby daughter are doing well.'
FROM HILDEBRAND
Ranchers in City Today for Short
Shopping Visit
Emlle Egert, prominent rancher
of Hlldebrand was among the out-of-town
visitors In the city, noted
on the streets today. Egert spen
the day shopping and transacting
business In the city.
CHAMBER CHORUS
Malo Chorus to Meet iu Chamber
Rooms for iPrnctico j
- Membors of the Klamath county
chamber, of commerce male chorus
will meet , In the chamber of com
merce -rooms Tuesday evening for
practice. There was no meeting
last weok. Walter West U director.
Has the World Gone
"Pleasure Mad?"
A vivid drama of Life, great as a novel
and stage play; greater on the screen
ADDED ATTRACTION
Mr. Stanford Jerome :
"The Farm Hand Caruso"
in impersonations of Galli-Curci, Richard
' '.,-, Jose, Caruso and others.
Mr. Jerome's Singing Will Amaze You
( COMING TUESDAY ONLY
Kathleen Norris' Greatest Novel
"Christine of the Hungry Heart"
wi in imi m ijiiimiiii nil ijjiiii in m a
Modern, sunny rooms; private telephones;
excellent tray service; comprehensive care ex
tended surgical, maternity and medical patients.
' ' ; RATES REASONABLE ' . 'J
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
PINE AT FOURTH STREET
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. ' r ' '
WARREN HUNT. M. D.. OWNER AXD MANAGER
Expert pbnrmarlHt available In hnHpltal pharmacy, day or night
K FROM NEW YORK
Fishing Trip Enjoyed in Klamath
County by Easterners
Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Craig of Now
York city are spending several days
In Klamath Falls while making an
extensive tour of the northwest
from their home in the east. Ac
cording to Mr. Craig, who has spent
the major portion of hi3 time here
enjoying the spring fishing season,
the Klamath country has one of the
most prosperous aspects of any of
the western: cities. . . ,
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" JOINS HUSBAND .,
Mrs. H. M. Swnrthwood und Family
of Poi tlund Arrive Hero
Mrs. H. M. Swarthwood, In com
pany with her children, has arrived
In. the city from Portland to Join
Mr. Swarthwood and son, who are
interested In the Klamath Valley
Loan and Savings company. Tho
Swarthwcods -will take apartments
on Lincoln street to make 'their per
manent home in the city. ,
RETURN NORTH
IQnninthFalls Rcsldenls Arrlvo In
1 City After Southern Winter
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Sattorleo, well
known Klamath Falls residents, ar
rived in the' city from the south for
a visit with friends and relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Satterlee spent - tho I
winter in San Diego and Long Beach
DORRJS VISITORS -' '
Northern California Residents Spend
Wcek-End In Klnmatli
Miss Gail Hayworth and Miss
Veda Dorrls were among the out of
town visitors in the city ovor the
week-end fro'ni thoir homes in Dor
rls, Iftallfornla. While In Klamath
county they visited with friends in
Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath
over Saturday and Sunday.
KUYKEXDALL RETURNS
Local Attornoy Back From IJuslncsii
Trip to Portland
IRobert Kuykendall, local attor
ney, returned last night from Port
land after spending over a week
transacting business. Mr.,. Kuyken
dall, owing to his former legal affl-.
nations In Portland, Is often called1
there to attend to business matters.
Phone 93
New Parcel
Post Rates
If you ship goods by
Parcel Post call at our
office and get one of
the new Fourth Class
or Parcel Post Rate
Card3. ,
.- Free
These give the new
rates according'. to.
rones, which went into
effect April 15. - i
W.O.SMITH
Printing Co.
"Quality Printing"
Barber Shop
Look for the Tallest Pole
in the World
Beauty Shop In , con
' nectlon.
Gertrude Johnson ; In
charge
Specializing in Marcel
ing, .water waving and
French paper curl.
Shampooing, scalp treat
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for
ladles and men.
Han tlnt'ng and hair
goods made to order.
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Phone 318 .
625 Main St
! Swansbn's I I