The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 22, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextEVENTNO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THWllIHT,if m Mi nniii Mainly About People: 1 L ' AT THE LIBERTY r m FIP a mmmammKmnmKwmmm,mvm him 2a i i: a : , - 7fc.;( 'rjt I t! I Pet i ??vB IN" v i .? litiHl hImiwImk of mm (tri'y'it ni iHlnrpli'vn "CODE OF THE WEST" Tuesday and Wednesday the thrill-a-miimte Romance f)rama "THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT" (idiHiiiit it ! I linn Tm Comets I 'l Offtio Opcnx U ii. Hi, (i(ii)i limn of vim ..mil I'lirly lliimiii'il .Limt Evening Willi Limit or I'InIi . Imlnilitiil Mm. Jordan, Mlxii Mul ii, , Hill un'l ICi in ut Nlfclilom urnl A. J, Connolly, a pur: uf local puo- lilii, nil riitiiruod hint ovonlng from Diamond Lake, whore, they spout lliu In finding. Flailing wax K1 an'l lin entire, parry , not their limit lilch. One CJIu:ur a ' ' Thouiimd il 'ords! ; Shopping In The Mornings s Makes The Whole Day Pleasant m RUlC0M liuiMiio mill Croweim Gloves for Whom Now Silk Fnckii Every Night There is a Wild Time at the" R o d c o JULY 234 ' TUB WKITIIHH Tiio Cyolo-Hlormagraph lit Under-' wiod's Pharmacy show barometric ondltlohx practically unchanged and continuation of clour warm wealh r la indicated, J'tru-!iHt f ir next IK houm: Fair ml woniicir. Tim Tyco recording thr-rmimetor registered maximum ami minimum imiperuture today on follows: Ilit;li SO Low 60 I'itOM DIAMOND LAKE Hii'iit Week- End jit Populur IjiIib oil lUhiiiie Trip Mr. and Mr. Frank Evans and CliurlcH Shaw rulurned lust even ing fr.:in A wiiuk-cnd oiiIIhk at Dia mond Lake, whuru they enjoyed upleiidld flailing. TEMPLAIIS AT LAKE IHiil Fmiilly 1 'In it lo Spend S-v Till Day mi Outing Mr. mid Mm. W, Templar anil family loft for Illani ind LnKo on I u i .1 ay and plan t npunil several day at iliu resort enjoying an IlllllllK. fugitive is held RALE.M, Juno 'i'l. Governor I'lomi Ijdny honored a requisition from Ilia Governor uf I'lnh, for lliu extradition of l K. Core, wli'i In wanted in that hi u to on a churKii of falliirii lo support III wlfu ami tw children. Gore i under arrest at linker. ' HAX FRANCISCO .MAX (ivorgii Sik, Han Francisco busi ness man Ik 111 the city today calling on heal business nien. Mr. Seiik plan to return Kouth In the morn lug. MAY LOCATE HERE HnrplM WImi llan lleen VWHiig III Clly Mny jKK-alo Hero Mm. F. II. Iloiirne, hnrplat and mmlier of tho national Hoclallon of IntrplHla, who Iiiih been In tho city from the at for Homo time ylaltlng wllli reliiMvea and rlenda, maydo eiilo to locnto here. At tho pnnont time MrK. I'.onrno in teatdilng mimic to u number of pupllii. TO HI'KM) Hl'MMKIC AT KKXO Kelunied I'rom Houlli Wliern They Alleude'l Hi IiimiI DurliiK Winter I'itOM ItOUXI) IA k i: Joo Foster apent tho wenji end In thu city f i .mi til homo at IUutid Lake. STATU SKXATOIt IICItK Keiiiilnf l'iton of ri-llll'vlll Will lie Gu.et of Honor TIiIh Die Kcnalor Jay Upton of Prlnevllle, who gave tho tiddrem at tho bar bcetio yesterday at LaiiKull'ii Valley plana tj remain la tho :!ty until to morr..w. Thin evening ho will ad dreim the lotal lodgo of tho KiilghtH of fythliiK, after w)ili:H a banqiiet will he tendered In hlH honor. Tho IImhok Edna and Kullier KeroH and (.'laudo Kcrnx relumed from Santa Cruz, California, where they have been iitudentx for the past year at tho Santa Cruz high achool and will upend tho summer with their parontu at Keno, whero Mr. Kernn la building a new home. Mr. K;rn la a prominent buxineas man of that section. KHO.M HH.DHKIlltAND .Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy l,lii7.1 apent lh week end in tho clly from Hlld- erbraml. KMITIIH TO ASHI.AXI) Motor lo Aslilniul Where Mrx. Sinltli May Allencl SrhiMil Mr. and Mrn. E. M. Smith left this morning for Ashland whi.'re Mr. Smith will attend lo buaineaH inter- ei. Mm. Smith mny remain there to attend (tehool. (OlX(H,MAV WI-1T Councflman M. S. West and wife spent Sunday at the barbecue at Langell'a Valley. AT DIAMOND l.AKIO Mr. and Mm. It. K. Sllnaou, E. C. I'uwell and W. Shelton formed a party which went to Diamond I.ako yesterday. Finding ull boaU rent ed, Iho party caught but few flab. According lo Mr. Sllnaon the lake bad moro vliton yeaterday than at perhupa uny other day thia year. Al.l, ATIIOXI) UAIlllKCTK (iolilen Hub' Tilrim Out One Hund red I'er (Vnt With their motor cars all ban nered, employes of the Golden Itulo atoro turned out ono hundred per cent ycaterdny at Lttngell'a Valley lo attend Ulo barbecue. VISITOKH IIOXOItKI) l'oillaiiil Matron diu-xt lit Dinner , 1'arly Suiiduy KveiiiiiK Mm. J. P. MeMnnn who Is visiting In this city with relatives from her home at 'Portland was honored last evening, when Mr. and Mrs. W. It. Canton were boat and hostess at a dinner party at their homo. Mrs. McMunu plans lo remain here about a week longer visiting ' before re turning north. ItKAIi KSTATE MAX HACK J. K. MiikuIiii Hotili'im from Weeks Visit up Xorch 1KOM TOl'SV Mr. and Mrs. It. IJ. Cor were visitor In tho city' Saturday even ing from tho T:ps Lumber company at TJpsy. , . KITTO AUOUT HAM K 1,miiI Husinesx Man Who lliu Hi-en III fur Koine Tlino Almut Sumo Friends of W. H. Kitto, who fn qulro for him regularly are sorry to learn Ills condition shows slight, if any improvement. He has been con fined lo his room ever since his return from Iho adtith where he went in search of hotter health. HACK FKO.M LAKH , Uiinl Puny. Itciiirn .Kroii). Luke Whew They lCnJoyeiJ 'i,ililue; Colonel W Arnolil . Eugono. Honry and Henry (Irlmes returned .last evening from Diumond Lake from a two days outing. . . 01 ASStTSAXT POSTMASTER VIKITOH FItOM CHIIiOQULV A. Blair, farmer of the Chlloquin country spent the week-end In the city on business matters. - KRO.M HAISHIMAX I)DOE LeBter Wlshard, residing, at Har riraan Lodge spent the week enl in the city on business. I'OE VALLEY VISITOH Clyde Griffith, rancher of the Poe iValley country, spent Saturday here shopping and attending to business interests. i ACCEPTS POSITION W. E. Stoneham of Sacramento California, arrived in the city yes terday and will make his future home here where he haa accepted a position. . ' . . Asslant Postmaster, R. L. Grif fith and family were amons those attending tho barbecue yesterday at Langell's Valley. 'tmmWiI'i i' til imhakCM I.ECTIUE TOMORROW " Dli tetlix lecture lo bo (liven Tomor row Afternoon nt rroslijiorlnu Cliiirili A most Inlnrontlne Incluro on dlotntlcH, given by ProfusBor Cnrny of Los Angolna, wni bo nela tomorrow afternoon at the ProHbytorlnn church. Professor Carey baa given a num ber of those lectures and those' who bnvo attnndnd have found thorn lo ho most Interesting as well ns very beiinflcliil. .Women of tho clly nru ("spoelnlly urged to be priiBent, Iho luctnru lining open to tho entire pub lic with no chnrgo. . Lumbei for Sale Cheap Practically all items for construction or re pair work Drive out and look it over PELICAN BAY LUMBER CO. SARIN AT LAKE I,. P. Sablu left thia noon for I.ako of tho Woods to assist 111 bringing back thu Camp Fire girls who me forced to 'abandon camp, dun lo the weather condltloifk. VISIT MeFARLAXDS i Meilloiil People , Spend liny Hero Vlxifjiiu; lit M( Finland Homo Mr; and Mrs. Edwnrd Kellny nnd Mr. and Mrs. U. Durkoo of Modford visited hem lit tho homo of Mr. and Mrx. T. McFiirlnntt over Sunilny, re turning lo MetHord Inst evening. Mrs. Kelley la n sister lo Mr, Me Kitrlnnd. ' l'ORT KLAMATH VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.- Fred Smith, Miss Mnrlon Wortley and Waller Short spout Sttntlay at Fort Klamath. 1 LAXOELL VALLEV I Clifton nnd Miss P. Hognn wcro among tho local people nttondlng the liarbeeuo at Langell's Valley yos AT WILLARI) SMITH, HOME Mrn. Ml nn In C. Smith of Denver, Colorado, In visiting nt tho homo of her boh nnd dnuglitor-ln-lnw, Mr. and MrB. Wlllnrd L. Smith nnd plans to remain hero during the summer months. . J. F. Magulro, local real estate man returned Sunday afternoon trom Portland where hu has been for the pus, week visiting will) friends and attending tho rosu fes tival. According lo Mr. Magulro Hie j pageant und chorus wcro by far thu best that tho annual ovenl ovcr had.. Multnomah field, whom the pageant was hold, held never less than 8,000 people during tho wcedts program. AT HOCK CREEK Jim Datighurty and Johnny Walk- up motored to 'Rock, Creek ranch yustordiiy, where they spent tho day j visiting. I I . FROM WEED E. It. Puziua, musician of Wood, California is In Iho city on business aud plans to remain hero during thu entire week. FROM GRANTS PASS Mr. and Mrs, L. II. Curber oL Grunts Pass woro week ond visitors in the city. Whllo horo they woro guests at tho hotel Whlto Pelican. Lnciit Doctor mid Finally Enjoy ...Loral Doctor ami Family Enjoy lauiKi'll Valley lmrbecue . Dr. and Mrs. L. L. Truax woro nmong those from the city who motored out to Lnngell Valley to enjoy tho dliy attending tho burbu cuo and sports program. TO LAXGELL VALLEV Mr. nnd Mra. II. E. Winnnrd nc I'ompnulcd by Mr, nnd Mra, Frod Fleet Bpent Sunday at Langell's Valley, returning to thu city last evening. . j : Assorted Cookies Angel Food Cakes Coffee Cakes and GOLDEN V KRUST W BREAD Klamath Bakery.1 ; 826 Main TOURISTS FROM SOUTH Mr. and. Mrs. L. B. Rless and Char les G. Atkins spent the week-end from San Francisco. The party is making a tour of the northwest and left early this morning. While here they were guests at the Arcade hotel. GOING SOUTH F. R. Simonick of the Long Pine Lumber company is in the city and after a short visit here plans to leave for San Francisco. VISITING SOX C. W. Kitchen of St. Helens, Ore gon Is In the city for a short visit with his son. m . t r. r-f w M i Last Showing 'of ' "The Lighthouse by the ; Sea' Starring RIN-TIN-TIN, the wonder' dog. TUESDAY AND WiEDNESDAY The World's Funniest Picture M -fenough to tjake ; ; m- m tJO l- -m m-i ri l ia u rn e a , . - . , . ' i " BYh H. W. Dow of Portland spent Sunday In the city on a short busi ness trip. While here he was a guest at tho Lake hotel. , DRISCOLL FAMILY Mr. and Mia. James Drlscoll nnd family motorod to Langell's Valley to enjoy tl)o barbecue and sports program, which ,was atlundod by a largo number of local people yes- f t0,,ll,y- ' ' . ...... yh Picture Framing Mail your f Kodak Finishing gg-v to' Stinsbn's Studio . ilv ,737 Main i;: 8 Hour Service MAY LOCATE HERE C. Bengstou, resident of San Fran cisco, is in the city looking over business possibilities and may locate here. - .FROM RECLAMATION SERVICE Spend Week-end in City on Business anil Pleasuro R. P. Barron and C. Lovegreen with tho Reclamation service, at tending to work near Bonanza, spent tho week-end in tho city. . RETURNS FROM: CHILOQUIX Completes Work at Cbilmiuiu and Will Iliiild Home Hero F. H. nruner, who has been em ployed at tho Chilouuin Lumber company ns foreman for sometime, has returned to this city nnd will build a homo here where he recent ly purchased a residence lot. CALLED TO SALEM Local People Called to Salem by Illness of Father , Mr. nnd Mrs. H. L. Brown have received word from Salom of tho serious Illness ot Mr. Brown's father In that city and left today by motor. According to tho word rocoived lit tle hope Is hold for Mr, Brown's recovery. ATTEND HALL GAME Miss Inez Jenkins and Miss' Ruth Llndsey motored to McCloud yes terday, where they attended the ball game, which the local tonni won, defeating tho McCloud team The only ' pic ture that has ever played 3an' Francisco's two finest the atres the Gran ada ' and the California. It has been show ing continuous ly . for over ihree months in San Francisco and is still- go ing strong. SPECIAL PRICES c5Vfatinees ; ' . ;; Adults, 35 cents Children 15 cents venings ' ' " Adults 50 cents Children 25 cents n Sanitary Fruit Market 701 Main Street Fresh Fmit and Vegetables . Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight SPEND SUNDAY AT ASHLAND . Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wortley, Miss Dorothea Wortley and Miss Thelma j Short spent Sundny at Ashland , whero they motored in tho morning, j rntiirnlnir tn thn eitv last evening. ! FROM ALGOMA CAMP Louis Pnppas, well known hero, now" at Algoma camp, spent tho week-end in the city on business and pleasuro, returning to camp last evening. " ... MISS I1AMUER AT LAKE Miss Sybl Bamber plans to leave tomorrow morning for Crater Lake where sho will spend tho day. GRIZZLE LEAVES One 'of .Many. Local Hu.ilncss Men to Leave for I-nko ot the Woods i to 3. G. D. Grlzzlo left this noon for Lke of the Woods to help bring back the Camp Fire girls, who wore forced to abandon their camp duo to tha cold and rainy Woather. VACATION ! Of most importance for an enjoyable vacation is good eyesight. ' .: If the bright glare from the sun beating down on the water . or highways makes you squint and hurts your eyes ,i Or your vision does not seem as clear aud comfortable, lit It should be Yon should have your eyes examined, as tho only pennant cut reliof to be had is in the wearing ot properly fitted glasses. Dr. Goble Eyes Kxatnlncd Repairs 700 MAIJf Fitted Quick Service A I ' v v ':- V N V V " V"