The Evening herald., June 26, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

FACE ElfiHT
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY, JUNE 2fl, 1023
"i
The Call of the Season
is for
SmIo Le IC s s
The woman's store is always ready with
fashions indorsement behind it
There is no longer any question of the
continued sway pf these popular fabrics
for this and the coming season.
The problem for. Klamath Falls' women
now simmers down to
Quality
Color
Variety
Value
Price
The silks to be had at this store completely
satisfy in all of these particulars. They
embrace a full range of the most desirable
weights, textures colors and novelty de
signs at prices only made possible through
our purchasing power as a member of the
Northern Jobbing Co.
You are corbially invited to inspect our
wonderful display of silks Come.'
DIl. AXD JlltS. DIETSCHE LEAVE
Loral Physician and Wife to At-
tend Convention
. Dr. and Mrs. E. Dietsche left this
morning lor Portland, whoro the
doctor will attend the Pacitlc
Northwest Medical association con
vention this coming week. Dr. and
Mrs. Dietsche made the trip by way
of Bend, whero Dr. Woener will
Join them and go on north to the
convention.
; ; OFF TO FIUSCO
Malinger of Whccli-r-Olinstvad Coin
' ' pany Goes South
. ' J. M. Bedford, manager of 'the
Whcclcr-Olmstoad company, plans
to Icavo Monday on a brief business
visit to San Francisco, - Present
plans are for his return to Klam
ath Falls about Friday. .
FHOM LAKEVIEW
lr. iiiiU Mrs. Baldwin to Spend 8c v.
f ' ' .' ' cral Days Hero
'.' Mr. and Mrs. Zlm Baldwin ar
rived In Klamath Falls today from
Lakevlow to spend several days on
business and visiting with friends.
Mr. Baldwin Is in the garage busi
ness In Lakevlew.
automobile max
FKOM LAKEVIEW
K. K. K. Store To
Give Scholarship
In Dairy Class
To the club boy or Rl rl who wins
Class III Dutry Division at the coin
ing County Fair, will ba awarded a
scholarship to O. A. C. Summer
School, Corvttllls, In 1928. This
coverted prlie is offered by tho
K. K. K. Store who last year gave
a similar award In Dlv. Ill of Pork
Production. Ralph Hill, of Merrill,
captured tho prite last year with his
Poland Chliia boar.
Tho requirements of Class III
specify that tho prlio winner must
caro and manage one or more dairy
females of any dairy breed, dropped
before August 1, 1923, for a period
of at least six months, during which
time records must be kopt tor at
least ono month before freshening
and at least tour months after
freshening the latter lo Include
milk production.
TO DIAMOND LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Nine,
Miss Florence Murphy and John
Carooi will leave tomorrow noon for
Diamond Lake, where they will
spend the week-end fishing
boating. .
and
LEFT FOIt SOUTH
Visitors Irf-ft This MuriiitiK
Home in San Francisco
for
Mr. and Mrs. Colvln Reed and
daughter Betty, who havo been the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Del Gam
mon on Cedar tor the past ton days,
left this morning by motor for their
home in San Francisco. Mrs. Gam
mon and daughter Nancy motored
south with Mr. and Mrs. Heed and
will spend about three weeks visit
ing there. Mr. Reed Is a brother of
Mrs. Gammon.
CHILOQUIN MAN
Bon F. Miller was a business visit
or here yesterday from Chiloquln.
MRS. CRKGO AT THK DALLES
Visiting With Relatives and Friends
at Former Homo
Attend to Business Interests In City
Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs. B. K. Snyder of
Lakevlew were among the visitors
in the city yesterday attending to
business interests here.
TO EUGENE
Will Spend the Fourth In the 'Wil
lamette Valley
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Shepard plan
to leave Wednesday or Thursday of
next week for Eugene and Rainier,
where they will be for several days
visiting friends and relatives over
the Fourth.
, OCT TO RANCH
Local Family Spend Duy at Ranch
on Upper Lake
Mr. and Mrs. G. D. Ray and
daughters, Betty and Martha, mo
tored to the Ray ranch on Upper
Lake this morning, where they will
spend the day. ' Mrs. Ray and
daughters just recently arrived
from Santa Cruz, where they have
been for the past three months.
Automobile. Man From Weed, Cali
fornia, in City on Business
10. A. De Bon, having the agency
tor the Nash car at Weed, Califor
nia, Is a business vlsilot 6ere,
TO TENNAXT
Mrs, Foster Will .Spend the Fourth
In California
Mrs. C. H. Foster and children
and her sister, Miss Pearl Murphy,
will leave Saturday for Tennant,
California, to spend the Fourth
with Mrs. Foster's parents, Mr, and
Mrs, C, W, Murphy,
Mrs. R. E. Crego Is visiting with
relatives and friends at The Dalles,
which is her former home and plans
to remain about tea days longer be
fore returning home. ,
GRANT CRKGO IMPROVED
Brother of Local Man Showing Sumo
Improvement From llluesii
. Grant Crelghton Crego, brother of
R. E. Crego of this city, who visited
here for some time with his brother,
is reported as being some what im
proved. Mr. Crego was forced to re
turn to his home at The Dalles on
account of his illness.
K. Sugarman
?rMilW. "I Ain't Mad at Nobody" V
Tomorrow and next week this
store is better prepared to take
of your holiday needs
A. A. A..
care
When you pay the regular price for a suit a price that
will allow a merchant a living profit; you are entitled to a
full stock selection to select from.
, That's exactly what we aim to do give you a real selection
of medium and high class merchandise at prices you can
afford to pay and chances are you will get it for less than
elsewhere too. . ,
Our suit department is bound to suit you
$25
$30 $35
Some are higher
$40
League Leader j
Plax Ball
Next Sunday, 2:15 P. M.
JJI-:i-l (ill the old grandstand and
kccp'ilic I menu at lio;:'e. Think
how good first place standing wil!
look in the papers after the game.
The boys 'arc all pepped tip anil de
termined to win, let's help them out.
Reinemhcr no less than two iloeu
halls socked over the fence,
MONTGOMERY ILL
Will Undergo Major Operation Xcxt
Monday
Brady Montgomery entered tho
Klamath General hospital today.
where he will undergo a major op
eration . on Monday.
GARAGK BUILT
Improves Property During Vacatlou
From Pelican Hay
E. G. Grovcr is building a new
garage on his property at tho end
of Ninth during his two weeks vaca
tion from tho Pelican Bay Lumber
company. '
FROM CALAMUS CAMP
In City on Brief Visit, Returning to
Camp This Morning
"Monty" and Pat Montgomery
were In town yesterday from Cala
mus camp, returning early this
morning.
GOING TO ASHLAND
Leaving Saturday Afternoon
Ashland to Visit
Mr. and Mrs. William Sanders
and Miss Mary Walker will leave
tomorrow afternoon for Ashland to
spend Saturday night and Sunday
there, and return to Klamath Falls
Sunday evening.
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Honest to Goodness
Rodeo Togs
from Sugarman's
The kind that put pep, add spirit,
you know; make you enjoy the
whole affair. Rather, for the good
of the order.
Snappy Shirts
$2.50 t0 $7.50
Hats
$3.35 t0 $25
- Handketchiefs
$1.50
Riding Boots
$15.85 t0 $25
They were all out . of step
but Jim, probably because
he didn't have his
English Bottom
Flannels on
They make you step up, make you
feel dressed up and you are dressed
up in these fancy sports, greys and
oxfords. -
Triced from
$6.50, $7.50,
$8.00 upt0 $12.50
EojtuthCut
TRPUSIRJ
SKND DKLEGATKS
Local Church to Send Delegation to
Convention at Portland
Perhaps ten delegates of the First
Presbyterian church of this city will
attend the International Endeavor
Convention which meets in Portland
from July 4-10. Leaders of the En
deavor from all parts of the world
and from foreign lands will be
among the speakers, Among these
will be Dr. Francis E. Clark, who
founded the Christian Endeavor.
Dr. Clark will come from Willlston,
Maine, although he Is getting up In
years and Is rather feeble.
LKVV RKJKCTFJ)
PARIS, June 26. (TP) Tho
chamber of deputies finance com
mittee rejected by a vote of 19 to
14 the socialists' proposal for a
capital levy. ' .
oAt the TINE TREE
Dear Klamath Fulls Folks:
We have such an unusual picture
coming to the Pine Tree tonight
that I felt I should write to you
about It personally. It Is called
"So This Is Marriage" and while It
deals mainly with the difficulties
of a giddy young wife, her quiet
husband, and a kind buchclor friend
In a way, that would make It an
ultramodern entertainment no one
dhould nrlss. It contains also an
extraordinary feature.
This feature Is an Insert in nat
ural colors by the- Technicolor pro
cess of the Blblrcal story of David
and Bath Sheba. Hundreds of ex
tras In vivid costumes are used In
these scenes which are laid against
a background of great toast and
pageant. From" the costume of
David down to the garb ot the
lowliest dancing girl It Is as true to
the conditions In ancient Israel as It
was possible for painstaking re
search to make them.
Eleanor Boardman, Conrad Nagcl
and Lew Cody head a wonderful
cast. I really don't think that any
ono who ever sees motion pictures
should nrlss this ono.
Slncerefly,
II. W. P.
o4t The LIBERTY
"A Two Fluted Sheriff" contains
thrills that are so reallsUc that
audiences will forget It Is only a
picture.
Ruth Stonoh ntne as the telephone
operator, . gives the sheriff, por
tiayed by Yakima Cunutt, whirl
wind rider and fighter, the clue
that leads to the capture of the
gang ol thieves, and also the re
covery of '100,000 worth of plat
inum left n the care ot the sheriff
for safety.
While Cunutt has always been
admired for tost riding In "A Two
Fisted Sheriff", he shows his ublllty
for shooting with both .hands, nnd
always hitting his murk, -a regular
"two-gun" njjn,
The title of the prcluro describes
admirably Canutt's ambldoxtorlty,
and as tho public Is well acquaint
ed with bis success in putting over
an Interesting performance, here is
one film which Is bound to Mil tho
Liberty theatre tonight.
Local Girl Has
Sudden Illness
Taken suddenly 111 with an acute
attack of appcndlcitics. Miss May
Crystal of 1113 Main was operated
upon last night at the Klamath
General hospital. Her condition this
morning was said to bo satisfactory.
Miss Crystal has been in tho em
ploy of tho Pine Tree thoator for
the past few months.
1925
cz-fnother "Interest Pay Day"
For Our Savings Depositors
THE WEATHER
The Cyclo-Stormagraph ' at Un
dcrwood's pharmacy shows a slight
ly downward trond this afternoon
but no marked change In weather
conditions Is Indicated. Forocast for
next 24 hours: Fair, continued
warm, .
Tho Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
High 90 Low... 63
Maximum yosterday 07
V. . Weather Report
Oregon Fair tonight, cooler In
east portion; Saturday, fair and
continued warm; light northwesterly
winds. ,
I ftO.M ASHLAND
Aslilaml Business Men Hero on
on Brief Business Trip
V. I). Miller, grand high fizz of
the Llthians, and John Fullor, sec
retary of (ho Ashland chamber ot
commerce, arrived In tho' city this
morning on a brief business visit
and returned home Into this afternoon.
The skinny liavo a slender uliuucu
of keeping cool, but Ibn plump, thoy
havo a fuj chance,
'V
The savings of our thrifty depositors liuve just
"jumped up another notch." Wc have added
the interest due them. '
As regularly as clock-work we pay ihenfthe
"wages" their dollars have earned. Is your
name on this big "interest pay-roll"?
If you arc not a eaver, como in and open an
account today. If you arc one of our savings
depositors, please bring in your pass book and
wc will credit you with the interest due you.
This is the proof that SAVING DOES PAY. j
The American National Bank
of Klamath Fall., Oregon.
Member Federal Reserve System. '
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