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H ( IIKIt IN
1U HINKHS WOMKX !
.f.irkle Kiimiiis lo Ilnvo t'hiirgn of
Next Meeting of (froup
"The Eternal Struggle"
.. A great picture of the gallant defenders
' of the Northwest. A great -cast headed
; by Barbara La Man, this is indeed rare
- picture entertainment.
llnim Nyliiiiilor NhnppliiK In Khun
utli Falls Today
Tlio Cyclo-Hlormugru'iih at Under
wood's Pliurmucy worded u steady
full In barometric, pressure lulu yes
loi'duy afturniion resulting In a
"low" which up lo 2 o'clock thin
nftornoun rumulun ujichungod. Con
dition ii ro Ihnroforn fuvorablo for
a rontlnuanco of ruin.
Dainty Colleen Moore in
Entering Into a contest for the
Hans Nylunder, prominent ranch
er of the Merrill road district wus
among tho shoppers and business
visitors In the city today from his
ranch, Nylunder Is Interested In
raising bees on his land as well as
farming and so far this year has
been highly successful,
most successful prograni of the j
spring months, Jackla Unions will I
have charge of tho program to be
given on Monday evening by the j
Husluess and 1'rofessional Women's i
club at tho homo of Mrs. Walter.
West, 204 South Illvcriildo street. ;
99
Forecast for noxt 24 hours: '
Itnln tonight with moiloruto tem
Edna Ferber's immortal story of an
unconquerable soul.
12
4
peratures.
TKA til' CM' II
V,. If. Ilnlslger to Knlertuiii
Group Tomorrow
Tim Tycos recording thorniomotur
KEWMIAM IN
registered muxlmum and minimum
tnmporaturuii toduy ax follows:
Oleno Handier KK'iiils Day In Klam-.
Mrs.
So
TiD
Iffi I .
Speaking of Screens
Mr. Flif says
"What ii nuliire I i-iin'l got In!
'N'.i H'uliiimn herothey evidently mean lo kocp
inn out!
"t'riinit to think ( It, 1 trlml thin same place yontor
ility. but my of forld were In vain foolliili to try further.
"I'll ilimh off to K.imn nthnr luusu whuru IhiTO am
n u Imr rim to window unil doors!
"lluiilly for mo, thorn nro mill lots of po.iple who
don't make such u fus about comfort or hcultb."
Aro you onn of those uf whom Mint it Fly I speak- '
Inn? If mi, uikn limnl while thero Is jot time, and
lot uk "screen you In."
Srrcens for windows, doom, mid porches.
Made to Order
KLAMATH FALLS CABINET
8C FIXTURE FACTORY
127 SOUTH 11TH STREET
Macaroni
Spachtlll
X Noodles
All Good
All Wirjt
Hchumnnn-Ilolnk blame women
for prohibition. When did penplo
atop blaming things on llio wnr?
Ilrooklyn (N. Y.) clock foil out
of n tower. striking one
Glasses
thnt you can kco with com
fortuhly nnd cnnlly nro a grcnt
Joy to tlio wearer.
Glnasns thnt Hlruln I ho oyon
nnd frames fool uncomfort
able, are t vory detrimental.
Wo ., .supply . corroct fitting
glnssos nnd ndjust tlio frnmo
ho it In ousy nnd comfortable.
TO ENTER TRAINING
Miss Demi Molutoro nml MIhn
Evelyn Ainliko tu Visit in Houth
Mlna Dona Molutoro and Miss
Evelyn Amlcko, Klumath FoIIb
girls, will loavo noxt week for San
Prunclaco, whoro thoy will spend
tint major portion of their vacation.
Minn Molutoro In anticipating enter
ing Kt. Francis hospital for nurses
training. Minn Amlcko will visit
with Miss Jnciiuollna Daymond, a
former Klniunth Kails girl.
High 04 Low 49
. V. H. Weather Report
Oregon: (lonorally fulr tonlKht
and Thursday, HllKhtly coolor In ex-
tromo northoast portion tonlKht,
modorutu northwest wIiiiIh.
TO UO HOl.'TIC
Illness of rather Tokos Mr. nml
Mm. Ktlimon lo Itcil lllurr
Mr.
VISIT IN VALLEV
ami Mm. fleorgo Humphrey
llrlvo to AnIiIiiiuI
Mr. nnd Mrs. (icorgo Humphrey
lift early this morning for Ash
land, v"lioro they will spend tho day
vlultliiK In tho valley city. Mrs.
Humphrey will attend tho' stnto
lodge mooting ot tho llobvknhs In
tho city. Thoy drovo across tho
mountulns.
riverside wins
Central 1 tat tors Whlzx Pest Hulls
ill I'ot (lllino Mnuilny
Ulvorsldo romped nrpund the
Central school baseball team on
Mnmlny afternoon whon tho River
side boys trotted homo with an 18
to 11 victory undor tholr, bolts.
Victory for tho boys across tho
river is attributed to tho swift bulls
handled by Wayno Whitney, pitcher.
"Buss" Knler pitched for Central.
ltOOM 100 PER CENT
Eighth (inulo 1'upllH of Riverside
Most riiucttiu!
Dr. Goble
700 MAIM
IOyci Glasses
Examined Fitted
Itcpalrs Quick Hcrvlco
Wayno Koosoo is toachor of tho
eighth Rrndo room ot Ulvorsldo
school and Is more thnn proud of
tho record mndo by tho students
during tho month of April. Not only
la Kausoa proud of Ulvorsldo school,
which scored 07 per cunt, tho high
cm pommtngo of nny ot tho city
schools, but Koosoo's own pupils at
tended every day without ono ab
sence or turdlnoss for tho month
of April, To tho eighth grade goes
tho pennnnt and. to Ulvorsldo school
tho banner for attendance.
Coolldgo, president, hud his plc
turn mndo with some Indians, but
this won't scaro Dawos.
Mr. and Mrs. Hob Rtlnsnn and
children, Marjorln and Iliirton are
planning to leuvo tho latter part of
noxt week for Hud Illuff, Califor
nia , whom they will visit with
friends and relatives. They aro
formor residents of Itod Illuff where
they have many aciuulntances, Mrs.
Htinson's father, Joseph Wlest, Is
seriously lit nt tho family homo and
advanced nge adds to tho complica
tion's which ho Is suffering. They
will spend several days with him In
lied Illuff, where Mr. and Mrs.
Wlest mako their homo.
ntll Fulls on ItuslneNS
J. K. Ncwnham, rancher of tho
Olenn road district, was among the
out of town visitors in tho city shop
ping today. Ha spent tho major
portion of tho day shopping and
transacting business with Klamath
Kails residents.
DIVORCK (iKAXTKI)
Default Judgment (liven Iolu Kmily
Ogle Against ( bus. Oglo
A default Judgment wus entered
and a decreo signed yesterday after
noon granting Lola Kinlly Oglo a
divorce from Churles H. Ogle on the
grounds ot cruel and inhuman treatment.
Mrs. E. H. Dalslger will entertain
for members of the Tea Cup club
at her home on 1717 Melrose street.
The meeting has been scheduled for
2:30 p. in.
VIHIT XIKCE
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Elliott Spend
ing Wcck-Eod in City
Visiting with their niece. Miss'
Frances Elliott, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. i
Elliott of Salem aro spending some
time in Klamath Falls. They ar
rived from their home In Marion
county yesterday and plan to re
main over the week-end.
Special Attraction
"Alburtus"
The Miracle Man. His act is positively
astonishing, don't fail to see him.
HKt'VItK MAKKI.1GE LICENSE
Hi'afty Hrsldents to lie Murrled in
Xeur Future
FHO.M MKIIFOUII
Juckson County Itraldeuls III Klam
ath Fulls
Halny weather, of tho past week
has kept a number of visitors from
Mud lord nnd Ashland and other sur
rounding cities off of the highway
although it is In excellent condition
for spring rains. Among tho Med
io rd visitors in Klamath county and
Klamath Fulls are Carl Knutsen, M.
D. Colo and Mr. and Mrs. M. C.
Page.
- KECEXT VIMITOIM
Mr. nml Mrs. Kupprn lo Drive to
- Hod Illuff Hoon
Among tho former residents to
visit In the city recently were Mr.
and Mrs. E. C. Koppcn, now of
Medford, who spent some tlma here
visiting with friends. Koppen was
formorly with tho reclamation ser
vice In Klamath county. They are
planning to drive to Hcd Bluff
next week with Mr. and Mrs. Dob
Hllnson and family, to visit with
friends with whom they were nc
quuinto din Mexico.
FltOM MKUHII.I,
Mr. anil Mrs. Johnson Visit in
Kliinintli Fulls This Week
Among tho numerous Merrill resi
dents nnd residents of that district,
who havo spent some tlino ot this
week In Klamath Falls wero Mr.
and Mrs. Jess Johnson, who conduct
a prosperous ranch on the Merrill
road. They visited with friends and
completed 'shopping while in tho
city.
FROM ttl.V
Residents ' From Neighboring Dis
trict In City This Week
Duly Ciivnns, llvestockmnn ot the
Illy district wns among tho visitors
In tho city tho early part ot the
woek, returning to his ranch recent
ly. Marvin Cross, inorchant ot lily
returned to his home yesterday aftor
transacting business nnd . shopping
In Klamath Falls.
DI KE HERE
Kenil Resident to Kpontl Hevernl
Days on ltiislness In City
Goorga W. Duke, resident ot Bond,
arrived In Klamath Falls last night
to spend severul days transacting
business. Duko rocontly purchased
Interest In tho Duke lines from his
brothor, Fred Duko.
Ml'HIIHOOMH
Wiinn Rains Bring Delicacies From
the Ground In Profusion
According to thoso who (oust on
tho lowly mushroom this season,
tho fungi are bigger, better and
whiter ' than thoy havo been for
soveral springs due to tho warm
weather and tho lengthy showers of
n warm ruin, Although soma ot
tho finest spachnens nro found in
tho Midland district, tho roads fol
lowing tho rains aro practically im
passablo and tho mlro vory deep.
Explorers In search of mushrooms
yostordny, In a Blight cessation ot
tho rain, found nttmorous quantities
In tho open fields near tho South
ern Pacific depot. Thoso found iu
that ground woro said to havo boon
excolloat. '
Owen Riddle and Meda Millicent
Brown, both , ot whom are well
known , residents of tho Klamath
Indian reservation, in the territory
around Beatly, secured yesterday
afternoon a marriage license from
County Clerk C. R. Del.ap. Mr. Rid
dle Is a member of tho prominent
Riddle family on tho reservation.
. SEE PLAY
Visitors From Dorris in City Lust
Night for Knterlaiiiiiiciit
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nichols of
Dorris and Mrs. Ira Robinson and
son Lawrence Kcrwln of . Dorris
also wore guests in Klamath Falls
last evonlng, driving up from their
bonlo In northern California to
witness the annual Senior play,
"The Charm School," in which
Mrs. Robinson's son, Hugh Kerwln,
had a prominent part. They re
turned homo last night, i
RETURN TO KLAMATH
Mr. anil Mrs. Thomas Riley and
Family Prefer Southern Oregon
Former residents of Klamath
Falls, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Riley
and - daughter. Miss Catherine
Riley, have returned from Mel
stone, Montana, whero they went
early in the spring to make their
home. They returned rcently, how
ever, weel satisfied that Klamath
county is the place to live after all.
CARNIVAL SQUABBLE
SETTLED TOMORROW
FAREWELL PARTY
Keno School Tenrher Honored at
Recent Entertainment
For tho pleasure of Miss Sylvia
Erdinan, teacher ot the Keno high
school, residents ot Keno, students
ot tho school and friends ot Miss
Erdman honored her with a danc
ing party and social evening iu the
dance pavlllion last night. Sliss
Erdman, who makes her home in
Eugene, will leave immediately
after graduation for her home in
Lano county.
Pl'CKETT IX
Iogglng Contractor to Spend Sev
eral Days in Klamath
D. J. Puckatt, prominent resident
of Rocky Point, nnd logging con
tractor arrived in tho city yestorday
nftornoon for several days' visit
and transaction ot business in
Klamath Falls. He is stopping' at
tho Whlto Pelican.
Danish Pastry
Doughnuts
Angel Food Cake
Angel food cup cake
Devil's food cup cake
Chop Suey cup cake
Apple sauce cake
And ayy .the ther
good things to eat
. that people find in
a bakery
Including
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Klamath,
Bakery
826 MAIN
In the hands of a sheriff's jury
tomorrow morning will be placed
the controversy ot whether or not
the dining car of the Snapp Bros,
carnival should be sold at public
auction to satisfy a judgment of
(2000 held by Donald Stickney
against William R. Snapp, who is
claimed to be one of the owners of
the carnival.' '''-'
Upton And Woman
Found Not Guilty
In Justice Court
Dean Upton and Maxlne , Is ham
stand freed tocay of a charge of
Immoral conduct as the result of
the action of Justice ot the Peace
R. E. Hunsaker yesterday afternoon.
The magistrate, at a preliminary
hearing given the couple, failed to
discern sufficient evidence to war
rant a further investigation by the
grand jury, and so turned them
loose.
A page of the register ot a local
rooming house was produced by the
state as evidence on whicn was.
written in long 'hand the signature,
Mr. and Mrs. Upton. But no evi
dence, according to Hunsaker, could
support the signature.
A new spot has been found on the
sun. Perhaps it is the dove ot peace
settling down at last
Swanson's I
x Barber Shop
Look for the Tallest Pole
in the World .
Beauty Shop in con
nection. Gertrude Johnson In
charge
Specializing in Marcel
lng, water waving and
French paper . curl.
Shampooing, scalp treat
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for
ladles and . men.
Hart tinting and hair
goods made to order.
Phone 318
625 Main St
$1
Dowm
$i
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Buys Pabcolin Rugs for the whole house. Balance easy
monthly payments beginning July . 1st. Large ship
ment new and beautiful patterns just received. Come
in and look them over.
Pabcolin has a double enameled surface and wears
longer. Pabcolin is made in Californiaa western pro
duct and sells for less, as the freight is much lower.
Pabcolin is guaranteed to give satisfaction. Buy it by
the yard for kitchen, etc.
We also sell Blankets, Rags, Curtains, Silverware,
Electric Irons, etc., on liberal credit. Buy the4asy way.
$1
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Klamath Home Supply
Company
1140 Main Street
Phone 894-W