The Evening herald., June 23, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

TUESDAY, JUNK, 2.1, 1025
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pago Throe
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JLi. Ji-'-,,l-i,i'W.t .t
Mainly - About People
MThe LIBERTY
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MltH. will IMPROVING
Local Muti'mi Han Major Operation
III Him T.li;:ril HopIlnl
i-i;t ttx contkht
f "11 rn j I'lic. (ililx mid liny Scouts to
Put on Wive for Members
FlHHLNtt OOOl)
'ork of Hpraguo Jicr Ha
Fine Fishing
North
"THERE'S MILLIONS IN IT"
A Saturday Evening Post Story
DON'T SEE
Jiim-piicltcd wllh IhrlllB, iirilmt,
going I') Invn every him'uihI (if It,
tint lii'Hi cvcnlnu'n entertainment
lliii"!
Rough
Riding
Fancy
KLAMATH FALLS'
7th cvfnnual
II X0 rt ATtL l
ll t w PI si a a f- m u to
XL US W VUS
JULY 2-34
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Assorted Cookies
Angel Food Cakes
Coffee Cakes
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Klamath
Bakery
826 Main
Lumber
for Sale
Cheap
Tractically all items
for construction or re
pair work ; -
Drive out and look it
over ' ,
PELICAN BAY.
LUMBER CO.
WAHHINdTON TOl'ltlSTS
Mr. nnd Mm. A. P. Jensen of Moll
Ingham, WnuhliiKixin, wero guota at
tllo While I'ollcan yosturday. They
nro making a tour f tho norlhwmit.
, l'UDJI VKXAH
M. J. Hngley Is among those reg
istered nt Iho While Pelican holel
nnd In from Jefferson, Texas. 1
ON 1UHINICHS
U. II. Iljuiich ot tho Long Pino
Liimhor company Is a huslnons visi
tor In the city,
Thn nrmor used ny Joan of Arc
wan especially inude for her In
Tours, . '
mlvintur", niniuiu"! You're
1 1 ri 1 1 you're noliu: In nay ll'n
you've hud for n long, long
"
Riding
Bull Dogging
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Ril
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MCltlUl.I, VISIIOU ;
T. J. lleldln of Iho .Merrill coun
try micnt Monday In tho clly on
liuvtlmti frjin his h nno, reiumliu
todiy.
Wild, in: MAN V
Acconlliiit lo I'rt'Kciit liullcatloiiK
IjhKi- frowiln Will he Hero
At thin early dale, hotel people of
tin city nfo making renervatlons
! ahead for tourlam who plan U ho
jhiirii far July 4th. Heservatloni In
jt'lmlo northern and aouthorn iluteH,
I n K""'l Portion helng from Callfor
; iila atjd Wu-ihliiKton.
I ItKTI liX I'ltO.M I'OKThAXI)
I Ixitcil ItelatlvcH nail Friend In
I .North for I'iibI Ten l)nj
j Mm. Carl Wlntrjut nnd Mrn" E.
i II. UoMKer unit noil K!in. have
! reiuniud (rom Portland where they
were tho fcuoHtn of relatives and
i friends for tho past ten days, lin-
louln homo they slopped at CiranlH
I'a.ts, whero Mm. Wlnotrout'a slater,
Mrs. Mllo Witters and son, Kenyoli,
J-ilncd them and will visit hero Cor
a week or longer.
MAY ii:T Xi:V HITK
lllgliway orriclnls Hci-k lull- Jlonnl
droiitnls'
That a portion of tho fair
grounds hero may ho sold to the
statu highway commission ns M site
on which to erect storehouses nnd
oilier liullillugs to cost ulioilt
till, 0(10 was Indicated 'following a
meeting ot tho fair hoard . yester
day. I ISIIINU iikiu:
t'nllfoi'iiln Man .Making Dxlcndcd
1'InIiIiih Trip In These Pints
Jack I.loyd of Hear 'Valley, Cali
fornia., Is visiting hero for several
days on nn outing. Lloyd just re
turned this morning from Upper
Klamath, where ho caught a good
sized mess of trout nnd tills after
noon left for Diamond Inko to try
Ills luck,
tiim wi:.rm;it
The Cyclo-Slormngrjiph at Under
wood's Phnrimi.-y shows a slightly
ili.winMird trend this iiftcruJoit nnd
hlMi'or leniporalurcs will prehably
eiiiiuu. .
Forecast for next 24 hours:
Fair and warmer.
The Tycos recording thermometer
registered mux I mum nnd minimum
tuniperaturo today ns follows: -
High 79 LoV..;v Gl
U, H. Weill her Kepert,
Oregon: Pair tonight and Wod
ne.nlay; Warmer In west portkm to
night, cmilluuod warm In cast por
tion, low humidity, light dry north
winds with Increasing tiro hazard.
MRS. .IKSTHK HUTUHNN
After Kl (ling Hlx Weeks lu al l
oils Nortliei'ii Cities
Mrs, 0. II. Jenter returned yester
day afternoon from nn extended visit
In Wnnhlugton wriero sho viHltod
with rohitlvea nnd frloiutu.
t
Mm, .I. M. Hull who yoslcrday
auhuilticd lo 11 iiinjur operation ul
iImi Uliu'liliiini hiiHilinl, In reported
iih (IiiIiik nicely I 'ul a y and u speedy
recovery In hoped for.
ItKT t HNS I'ltoM ASH I, AM)
After Several Diijm liunliifnn Vlnll
Iti'lui'iiH Holm- Monday
Mm. A, A, ll.'tiHley, who haw heen
on a bitiiltii-Mi trip to Anliland for
UMvrnl tliiyii rtnrneil home laiit
evenliiK. ,
IIIOM HAMOM
l,i'oiiilii'in( r'ai'iner of Kalem Colin
liy In Clly fur Khoi t Tliue
i I. I,. Pnltorann. prominent farmer
I of Colli iminly In In llni i lly for a
brief vlnll. Tomorrow noon Mr. Pnt
tcrmin will speuk hcfoni tho forum
liniilicim at tho chamber of com-
mcrcc. While lien. Iih In uio.,i,l,i,.
nt (lie White I'ellrnii hnlfl.
i IIO.MH l ltO.M XKW VOltli
! W ill IkII With I'nn-nU lit Sliiiiti
I ton for Two Weeks
Mitel I'liiillne Holihkln who hail
heen mudyliiK In New York City for
the p:e-t two yearn, relumed yentcr-
oay iroin ine cam anil will vmu ror
; two weeks wllh Iht parents, Mr. and
Mr. A. B. Holchkln, heforo leaving
for rii'rkeley, (.'nllfornlu where nho
' linn acceded n ponltloi) ilh necrelary
;of the Firm l'r'hy(erlan church In
that illy.
MUS. .V.V.
I, (Mill Wopinii Who If iih Hern 111 I'or
Many MomiIih Kllchily Iinpiovcd
Mrs. J. P. Lee. mother of Mrs.
Fred Kchnllock nnd W. T. Loo, coun
ty assessor, who has heen confined
to her bed at tho home of her
daughter for the past nlno months,
shows slight improvement this morn
ing. For iho past few days her con
dition has been critical and friends
were glad lo lenrn this morning she
was slightly better and able to taVo
some nourishment. 'Up until the
time of her Illness, Mrs. Leo had en
Joyed good honlth and hud her own
homo.:, ., . . . ',; . y
IXSTAI.I.l.VO XKW CASKS
Ik-hI Shop .Having Xcir Cnses In
stallctl to Allow More Itonni
The Hector shop Is today placing
new cases In tho shop and moving
fixtures from tho center of the
floor to tho wall space In order to
allow more floor space for racks.
Tho shop was Just recently re
painted nnd a new balcony Installed.
LF.tilON POT OX KTHF.KT .
Local Legion .leii Have Pot on
Siigai-niaii Comer
Ilyrd Tompkins and 15. Brown
ire In charge of the Legion pot on
the Sugarnian corner today and are
getting funds from a largo number
of local people on tho streets to add
to their fund of $2000 'which in
In Ing raised to help educate and
support war orphans.
TO ASHL.VXII
Motored to Ashland Thin Morning
on 111 IK IliislncsH Trip
Mrs. L. P. Jacobs left this morn
ing for Ashland on n brief business
trip, planning to return homo to
morrow. TO POINT COM TOUT
Will Spend Week ill licsort Where
Xuiuhcr of (Jiiests Aie
Mrs. Laura Moore motored to
Point Comfort lust evening, where
alio will remain until Friday. The
renort which opened to tho public
lust Sunday has several guests who
have remained since Sunday,
LOCATING IIKKK
California People to Make Home
liens Plan to lliilhl
Mr. nnd Mrs. Otto II. Dongus nnd
fnnilly, recently of Long Bench,
Cnllfornln, will mnko this their fu-i
turn home. Mr. .Dmigua is con-j
nected wllh Mr. Reed ot the Reed i
Auto Supply company. At tho
present time Mr, and Mm. Dongus j
luivo nil apartment but will mnko 1
plana to build n hmlro hero some
1 1 m o In tho near fill tiro. Sunday
Mr. nnd Mrs. Dongus spent the day i
ul. Ashluiid.
l'KO.M CALIFOltNI.V
Making
Tour of Noriliwcst
Hero Knrouto
Stop
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Fuller ot
Borkoley, California, and Mr. and
Mrs. A. C. linger of, Oakland, Cali
fornia, visited In Iho city yoHlordny
enrouto 'north, i '. ' ,
1'rcpurnllonH for (lie opening of
tliii "Klop Forenl Fires" drive, which
officially opens on Juno 29 are un
der way and lornl members of th;
Camp Fire ClrN mid l!oy Seoutn J The trout ' rained on a fly which
will cn'-r Into a content lo see who, i H"t of Interest to local fi?her
' will tin u'iIh to y l the mom iilgn-' men.
.'TH. Prize, of $10 In gold, In
gold, $3 and $1 will he given lo
Hie ones moiit siicceKsfnl In getting
"iKnem. The drive will Include
July 4th, due to ihcre helni; more
cam pern Ih tho forcnln at thin time
of year than any oilier.
T.tKKS XKW WAltTCIW
AcIIiik Dlhlclct Atloiiiey Move Into
Office nt (oiirlhouso
Caleb Jones, rerenily appointed
lo the position of nilng dilrict at
torney by William (ianong. today
began moving Into his quartern In
the court house, lie will occupy the
room now uued for that purpose
and I). It. Vundenhiirg, deputy dis
trict attorney, will occ'fpy the
grand jury room until such time
an that body Ik a;:alu In Ke,ion.
I'ltOM JIII.DKIIK.AM)
Jack llorlon of niblebraiid w.n
a bunlne.ss visitor In the clly yes
terday. ' -
W. ('. T. U. KLWT.S
KinrCNm.'nCl'l, Scotland, June 25
A') Mhn Anna Adams CJordo.i of
Kvunton, IDs. nan re-elected prct
dent of the World's Women's Chr
istian Temperance Union Uday. (
ITtO.M I'OItT KLAMATH
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. C. Hisemoro nro In
today from Fort Klamath on a busi
ness end pleasure trip. They plan
to return to the Fort Into this
oVenlng.
YISITIXti 1IKKK
Portland People Here for
With Friends
Visit '
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Marsh and Mr. ;
and Mrs. Pettit of Portland are!
visiting In t'ho city with relatives, j
and friends. After several days'
visit they plan to return north
HOCK CItF.KK IUXCH
E. E. ' Alexander returned last
night to his home at. Rock Creek
Ranch after spend the day In the
city on business.
FItOM HAKKHSFIKLH
Mr. and Mm. J. M. Guam and i
Mrs. Edna Trotith of Bakersfleld, I
California, were guests in the itf
yesterday, enroute north on a touri
of the country.
OX VACATION
Mi.ss Di-.vant ul Diamond Lake for
Vacation with Kciciuls
W'hlln Mlj n.Mn, f tl,A f......
......W ..It. .'3 Ul .UVI ij -
man law offico is takihir her vaca -
lion, which alio is upending at Dia
mond Lake with frionds, Miss Anna
Mlchaelson will tako up the work as
stenographer tho office. Miss
Bryant plans to be gone a week or
ten days. Miss Mlchaelson has been
in the offico of Superintendent
Weils -until tho close of the school
term on Friday.
FKOM xoirni
Charles Patchett of tho Hastel
tlno company, with headquarters in
Portland Is paying lo;al automobile
men a business call.
XAKK LKONAI5I) HOME
I'lifoitunatc People Flntl l'lnco
' Live Kiiiillly
Mr. and Mrs. R. N. DIx, who had
tho misforiunu of returning from '
an outing Sunday evening to find
their apartment was completely
burned, have located a homo and
will movo into Dr. Leonard's home
on 11 th and Pine.
FHOM JIcCLOUI)
W. H. Cannett spoilt yestord.iy
In (he city from McCloud.
B. P. O. E.
invites its membership
to the first summer
Dance '
Venetian Dance Barge
Wednesday Night
Each member requested
to invite a friend
Harry Dalley In company with Ills
mother him: nt .the week end on tho
earth furk of Spraguo river, where
trout flxhlng was found to be good.
MKKKILL KA.SCIIKH
In From ICiiiicli nt Merrill for the
Day on llilsliiess ',
William Ilainey, prominent ranch-
er of the Merrill country spent M-.in-;
day In the city on business, return- !
leg home late last evening. . I
itF.Ti'itxixr; to isi rcxs
i i fiiiiiiii'nt jiiirun t.oupio j,eiuriiiiiK
From Siuthcrn Trip
Mr,
r. and Mrs. William M. Carroll
turns, Oregon, spent lat night
of Hu
In tho city enroute home after a
three weeks m iter trip In California.
Mr. H urn j Is deputy county clerk at
Burns. They left this morning for
their home. ,
TOI'KINfl XOltTIIWFST '
Meet Parents Here KnrouKi Xorth j
for Kxlcmlcil Trip i
Mr. and Mrs. A. (J. Hcdslrom of j
liend met Mrs. Hedstrom's parents,!
, . . . , i
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Burgess of Stock-
ton. California, in this city yester- i
day and will all o on north for an
extended tour.
IX FKOM AI.GOM.V
W. Hannoa visited in the city
yesterday from Algoma. ' Whilo In
the city Mr. Hannon was a guest at
the White Pelican lratel.
:
for
The best way to convince yourself that
1 ; SEIBERLING CORDS
Are the tire for your car is to look at' them as they stand on the
street. Ask the owner how far they have been driven and
when he tells you that they have gone over 10,000 miles of
Klamath County roads, he will be telling you the truth.
Of course they won't look like they had gone that far but
you must remember that with their sturdy all-tread construc
tion they will stand more hard wear than any. tire on the market.
lk'
iK
v Yeu car
,
30x3'2 4-ply
30x3 Vz 6-ply
33x5 8-ply .......
32x412 8-ply
30x5 8-ply
32x6 8-ply
I Li
30x3 Portage Cord
30x3V2 Portage Cord
Utility Cord ......I.......:.
Ealsiger Moto
cfuthorized Ford Sales
"Charley's
Aunt"
From Brazil, where the nuts come from,
Unless you are Hysteric-Proof!
It's the Funniest Picture Ever Made
It has Made the Whole World Laugh!
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Matinee prices Adults 35c, Children 15c
Evening prices Adults 50c, children 25c
ifririi'iiiAil
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OPKX ItOAl HIDS
PORTLAND, Ore., June 23.
' -
Bids were opened on four road
Projects by the United States bu-
reau of public roads here today.
Low- bids follow: Hauser-Donglas
county line, Roosevelt highway, 7.5
1 miles of surfacing. . I. H. Tower,
(52,932: Cloud Cap Inn, 10.fi miles
of Surfacing. Dogqett & Cooper,
$58,385; Detroit-Niagara, 1 2 miles
of surfacing, Johnson Contract com
pany, $33,112, and Handle-Yakima,
filir'-hinliif iii in i
wear
Investigate Today
has a right to expect the
' ' the market affords
PORTAGE CORD
, (Seiberling- Built)
1
Wash., four miles of gradinH,f,.ly(iI
J. Rosteu, $69,985. ' "'
Bad Check Man
Here For Trial
G. E. Turner, wanted here on the
charge of passing worthless checks
on local business men, was returned
yesterday from Fallon, Nevada! by
Constable Carry Cozad. Date of 1llS
arraignment has not been set:
best tires
' ,
$13.00
$17.50
$50.00
$38.50
$45.00
$70.00
$9.00
$10.00
$9.00
and Servi c e
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