The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 17, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextIII. l..r....i I.... "n " ii i" ' "M CIiiuIiih Hi'liunl who litis liunit nu ll lilii (i ultondi 111 IiIh IiiihIiiohh Inlor tnlN for tint punt toil days, duo lit iiii III feci w fliiKur, IIIIH.1 by u Bjluht cralch, will tiimuiiiu JiIh work iiii Monday, For u lliuo It wait foiirnd Mr. Hnhunl might hmu luia flinfor, U'io 'jiilniklliiK iriiyNli-liiii fkiilliiK It mi KHmwiry lo pluca tt draining t ikIw Owou1!! lu, IntiH-imi iiiniiiliir. KrlmufH m'f Mr. Hi'liaul feel ho Ih Jorluiiulu In ii it IhhImk IiIh IiiiiiiI. ihwcan Mi k. v Uiitililu In Annul In IIiinIihmoi Dulles fr 1'iint Few DuyH Dmii'iiiit McKay huH boon ooai ri ncil to hi room for llitj punt two days dun lo ill I new hut ik uliout thn streets tixluy, MllKlitly (Improved. The First Strictly Cash Store in Klamath ' County Santford & Co. 'Si . . Smi'i 426 MAIN STREET V2tL Phone 34 Phone 64 E cfcy - -"!-. pa -: u , v The Largest Striotly. Cash '7, ' , . v " ' ' ') ; i ' ' '.. Store in Klamath County .... tv , iW ....... 1 .' v , , LEAVE FOIl HAKKR Afler Vlltln Mr, c,Miinii Hero I .em eu for linker Mm. A. (.'oohruii mid win lnft llilit morning fr llukor whoro they will reside Indefinitely. Mr. Cotllirun -plan tat inaUu a tour of llio mir rnundliiK towns, with tlio view to locating In thU vicinity in the bur lier shop hu iIiiohh. if IS FOR VISIT Will Vneiillnii In CKy fur Week from I'ellimi Hay Cuiiip ('. K. Lenmn of the I'ullruil liny nuuip, number emu, In In tha for u wiwUh vmlitlon.' li plan ti ru lurn i tht i'niiii this coming wok. MOTHER AM) DAI (ill I KH Ix'ft Tlilit Mornlilu for AnIiIiiiiiI After llilnf VIkU Hero Mr. F. llfrkHip.im aid two IuiikIiIith lfl I hlu ni i.-jilns for Atrhlund, of I or vlnllliiif Jiom wUli frlendn over li'nir.iilny, Mm. Ilook - Dtrom uml duiiKhtcr to hrru front Yroka and ara iniikliiK a (our of thU vicinity. VHOH HIH.XV1I,I,K 1'nrly of ( nllforiiln iiili Klipilnu lli'tq for Vlxlt Mr. and Mr. II. W. rmircii with Mr. unit MrB. J. A. NutlliiK oto , giignln In tha city from Suxunvlllii. OullNnMiln, on a motor four of I lie norlh. AHiu.A.vi) visrrons Tho MIbucii Chnnny of Aahlnnd ara vlHltln k In tho city from tho vnl lty for n hrlof timn. Free Delivery Service We own and operate our own individual delivery service Our employees give our service their entire attention which insures you real service All orders amounting to $2.00 or more will be delivered free of de livery charge All oi'ders given us before 5 o'clock p. m.' will be delivered the same day You can phone us your order and pay our deliveryman at your home You don't have to give us your order at any specific time to get it delivered. . Prices quoted in this ad are good until market changes Large package Lux -.25 4 large rolls toilet paper : -.25 Ball Mason jar tops, dozen -.20 Economy jar lids, dozen -.25 10 large bars P. & G. soap 40 10 large bars crystal white soap 40 Large package Peet's washing mch, soap 35 12 oz. can Royal baking powder 43 2';. lb. can Royal baking powder 1.35 5 lb. can Royal baking powder 2.60 2 cans fancy Iowa com 25 Eastern broom, each 40 Tender peas, can '. 20 Large can fancy dill pickles -.25 Large can fancy sour pickles -.35 Large can fancy kraut 0 Campbell's soup, any kind J0 2 cans tender beets 25 Van Camp's pork and beans, can mQ 49 lb. sack Fisher's Blend flour ..--2.75 y Compare the price we ask you with the price you have been paying elsewhere. f Fresh Fruits arid Vegetables We are now receiving the best, fresh jfruit y and vegetables "obtainable- We ' haye our- ; own store in Medford which is purchasing all fresh products direct from the Rogue River growers You do not pay but Vane- , small profit between ( you and the , grower, V, besides jou get it' fresh. Compare the quality of our merchandise and the price we ask you with the price asked you elsewhere, but remember our prices are not a few leaders they are good . until the market changes. . - v IIKKK HUt WKKK MviUonl lludlni'iui Man Will KM-ml Wprk llrro mt ItiiHliiinH P. D. llcnHnn, Mndford hualnoiia man, arrived hora Into Innt ovonlnn and will Hpcnd a wnnk or tin duya In thin aoctlon on bUHlnoas niutluni. VAfATlOV TKII Two California couplon, Mr. and Mm. It. II, llrowno of Sun Kriini'lmo and Mr. and Mm. A. J. .Mathews of Uuannvllto, nro ruohIh horo today, imrouto on a vacation trip, to a mini bur of manic HpotH in thin suction of tho Mate IIKKK TO WOKK Mycni of DiiiiHiinilr Hvro to Work nil Mulit Operator II. L. Myora of DiiriHinuir urrlvcd in tlm city limt ovonlnn to tuko up Ills dulloH Kith thn Snuthorn l'uclfli: n ii If! lit opcrntor. Mr, Myora Ih mopping at tho llotol I.uko. YAKIMA, WASH. Mr. and Mm. W. w. Ilorvoll, guoHtH In tho city at thn llotol Whllo Pelican, nro rcKlxtorod from Ynklmn, WuHhliiKton, The ANDERSON TRANSFER 8C FEED CO. In now tnltliiR and dollvorlnn ordora for nny amount of thin years baled .liny, olthur CI.OVKH and TIMOTHY, or ALFALFA-and UYE. Cull uh and placo your ordur now ho that wo nmy glvo you prompt norvlco. j t, ,jJ..ltS ALSO . Do not forgot that wo hnvo a cpmploto lino of grocorloa and our stock Ih IncreiiHing rapidly uh tlio demand Ih growing dully. Iittsinoss is (iood Willi Us General Transfer and Hauling 335 South Sixth PHONE 795 VVVviAfSAiVO. l'KO.M AKIZOXA Arlxonn tourlHtn enioylng thU oc tlon of Oregon, Include, Mr. and Mm. W. A. JnhnHton, who aro from Joromn. During their vUlt horo they plan to vIhII Crater Lake. 1UO.M DOWN HOUTlf1 Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Aker and son of Oukhind. ('nlifornia, arrived In Klmnuth Falls Into yesterday after noon and after Inking In tbo various spntH of Interest in this community, will motor on. HllOITINt; 1'ltOM llOXANZA Miss Lou Tuttlo of llonunta spent yestonluy here shopping and visiting with friends. . KAfil.K ItOCK VISITtUt Miss G. Leonhiirdt Is visiting hero from Kifglo llock. HTOi liTOX, CAMP. A brief visitor from Stockton, Culirorulii, today was It. K. Chandl. I1USIXKSS Tlllt U. Anderson of Tonnnnt, Califor nia, was among tho brief business vlHltom In Klnmnth Falls yestorduy. It K Ali K.STAT K SIAX Ileal IHtnto Mull I'i'om Ki'lilieivirk, WiiNliliiKton Hero L. ' SC. IteynoldH, ronl cstuto man from Konnowick,- Wnshiugton, with I M. O. Mollechcck nnd J, 11. Oilman inru looking over luminous conditions liera froih tho adjoining stnto. ATTKXDINO 1HT.SIXKSS Mr. nnd Mi'H. L. J. IleBon of Med ford, who arrived, hero yostordny I from tho" valley nro looking over hiiHlnoss matters. VISITIXCl AT t'lllLOQlUX The MIhnch Hiilllvnn, KnJoyluK Yn col Ion In Kcxcrvutlon Town Ah gueslH of Mrs. F. S. Fish of Chlloiiuln, MIsh N. C. Sullivan and MIhs O. W. Sullivan, both of San Francisco, nro enjoying a dullgMful vacation. Thoy will roinnin as gueHtH of tlio Fish family for a wuuk to anno, lloth'ot tho young women nro touching school during tho full, winter nnd spring. . ON WAY HOUTH After a delightful vacation at Crator Lake, Mr. and Mrs. M. L, Ilrltt nnd Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Louts o Bun FrnhclBco, stopped over night In Klamath FnllB ou tholr way south to- their lionisi- --- - . KKXDAI.L IS IP Deputy Sheriff Ablo to 1k Around . After Shoot Inn Affair Tho faro of Ed. Kendall, deputy sheriff, was seen for the first timo in weeks around tho sheriff's office today. Mr. Kendnll vho was tho victim of a bullet shot by a prisoner about' to bo arrested near Olone, has been recovering trom tho accident for nearly a month. Ho snld, how- over, that he would not bo well enough to take up his duties as de puty for soma time to come. IX 1'ltO.M I.OUKLLA Although' his namo signifies nn adjacent community, D. F. 1 1 Ude ll run il, who is in town today to at tend to business matters, registers from Lorella, Oregon; tho commun ity center of Langoll's valley. 1 KO-Y BALKM C. II. Oram, who is connected with the stnto biircnn of labor of Snlumi Is a business visitor In tho city for several days. 11KOWX 1MPKOVKS MltS. DeLAP LKAVKS Miiii Improves W. K. Brown of Fort Klamath and Meadows company who has been in tho Stanford Lano hospital in. San Francisco for somo llmo is improved enough so that ho has been moved to tlio Chilton Hull apartments. ' MltS. McAl LII'FU Mr .nnd Mm. J. Ileal Take Mrs. Me Aulll'fo to ltnnch . Mr. nnd Mrs, J. Deal motorod out to tho McAullffo ranch Inst ovcnlng, taking Mrs. McAullffo, who will re main nt tho ranch for several days. AT OOKDOXS JXJDOK Southern YLsltora at Gordon Lodge For Several Days Mrs. L. F. TcVwiligor and Mrs. F. W. Patrick who aro visiting here trom tho south for the summer, are guests at the lodgo of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon nt Lako of the Woods for a few days. MBS. DoLAPP LEAVES ; Called to California by Serious Ill ness of Brother AT KOATMAX HOME Arrives From PctcrKDurg, Indiana for Visit With Relatives Albert H. McElwee of Petersburg. Indiana, arrived in the city last even ing for a visit at tho Boatman home. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Boatman, Mrs. Ahbie McElwee and Albert McElwee will motor to Crater Lake, On next Friday Mrs.. McElweo and Albert plan to leave for Portland where they will visit enrouto east. Mrs. McElweo Is tho mother of Mr. Boat man nnd has been visiting horo for tho past two months with her son nnd duughter-lri-lnw. : : (il'ICSTS AT DELAP'9 Southern Fcoplo Here at DeLnp Homo For Visit Mrs. Francis Gruwoll, Mr. and Mrs. L. Gruwell aud two daughters, Phylis and Barbara and Mr. and .Mrs. It. II. Durriss all of Lako Port, California, arrived this morning from tho south to be the house guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. R. DeLnp for several dayji, Mrs. Francis Gru well nnd Mr. DeLnp aro old time friends. AKIUVKS FKOM CAL ' A Into arrival tihls afternoon from Cnltfo'rnla wus;M. E. Kllnk, from tho city of Sunnyvllle. Community PICNIC Thoro will ho a community picnic nt the Dnllon raaeh, throo miles southeiiat of Mnlln, on Sunday, July 19th. Sponkors ot promlnonco will bo proaont nnd thoro will bo .(rallies of skill, with prizes for tho winners, for old and yioung. At two o'clock In tlio evening tho unbeat en soml-pro toam ot AUuraa and tlio Mnlln team will play bnsebnll, at tho snmo plmce. A good ,tlmo Is In store for all who attend. Bring your lunch and como oarly. It jou Uiavo no lunch como any way. Hon, John 10. linker will bo speaker of the day Mrs. C. R. DeLap was called to Grass Valley, California, last even ing by the. serious illness ot her brother in the southern city. Mr. DeLap took Mrs. DeLap as far as Ashland last evening where she took the train for the south. , MERIULL ROAD Mrs. E. Griffith from tho Merrill Road district spent most ot the day here shopping. Mrs. Griffith re ports crop conditions la the vicinity of Merrill in splendid condition. THE WEATHER The Cyclo-Stormagraph. at Un derwood's "pharmacy 'show's but lit tle change in barometric "conditions and the heated spell is likely to continue. Forcast for next , 24 hours: . Fair and warm. The Tycos recording thermometer registered maximum and minimum temperatures today as follows: : High 95 LOW............63 I. S. Weather Report Oregon: Fair tonight and Satur Iday. Slightly cooler. Saturday. n east portion; moderate northwest winds. FROM OLENE Wife of Prominent Oleno Kajiclier In Ou Business - . DAXCE AT FORT KLAMATH Houston Orchestra to Furnish Dance Music The Women's Auxiliary ot the American Legion and the commun ity olubs ot Chlloquin, Fort Klam ath, Aspgrovo and Modoc Point will give a community dance at Fort Klamath tomb.-row evening. Tie proceeds of the idUnee. will go ti the Km 'The Coolest Place in "ftrwn' Amateur Nigt ' : ' ' ' ' . II , -Lots otTalentj ; Lots of Fun '; - ''Evrcrjr Entfaril;'.-' . Gets a Prize.-". Also one 'of "the Excep tional. Pictures of jhe. "; ' Year ii,-. Mrs. A. L. Marshall aud daughter. Miss Helen, spent the greiater part ot the day in the city from their home lAmer:c4,n Legion endpWment fund. near uicnc. wane nere itirs. Aiur- i shall transacted business and viBited with a number ot her friends. MRS. JENKINS HOSTESS Entertains For lortinna"t;irls" W'itu Dinner Mrs. H. H. thu Misses It. Jenkins complimented and Marie Annlson of Portland, who are the house guests ot the Jenkins sisters from Portland, last evening with a chicken dinner. Besides the honor guests and the dm medlate family, the Misses Ruth Llndsey, Bessie Tull and Letha Sta mens were present. ' MeXEALY SPEAKS Klnnnls Club Hours Report on St. Paul Convention , 20 cars from this city, have already signed Up to go. Music Will be fur nished by Johnny Houstons orch- estru. , : , INDIAN'S ltOUND OVER . Mr. and Mrs.-Thurmn Jackson and Mr. utid M-:u. Fred Hood, "charg ed with entering -toe Ball ranch house and stealing household giods, were bound over to the grand Jury hy United States Commissioner Bert. C. TOomas attor a hearing ut several hours yesterday afternoon. The tour Indians were released un der J500 bond apiece. I LAKE OF THE WOODS Mrs, Jlalton and House Guest Lako of the Woods "THE LOST I. I LADY' featuring Irene Ritli, : -: Jiine ; JVIarloWCT' and Matt Moord '.. , 3.; Saturday : .Claire Winrlsof Jtji4 ; IVert Lyf ell in "ORN ici" W. W. McNealy,' local delegate to the convention ot Klwanls clubs (it St. Paul, Minnesota, delivered .a long and Interesting report on what transpired at the convention at the wookly luncheon yesterday. Mr. McNealy recently returned from the convention. HENDERSON LEAVES TODAY ' C. A. Hondoraon, eounty ligent, loft early tihls nvorning tor Owens valley lu gouthorn Oallfornla. -where !.hrf will annml Pivim nwni.n n mnith Interviewing farmers f tilint section on tho proposition of mov ing to Langoll's valley. Henderson was authorized Ho. take tho urip bjj the Oregon. Aigrlculturnl College nnd tlio oounty.couirt,. . Mrs. William Canon Dalton and hor house guest, Miss Toss White ot LOs Angeles. California, left this iTiornlng for Lake of the Woods inhere they wi" enjoy an outing of sw.voral das. VISIT RANCH I'iccar Men Visit Merrill Riincli wVtoro Haying Is Uiilng on A. J, jOonnolly and D. E. Alex ander nioV'c'rod to tho Alexander ranch ooua of Merrill lyesterdny ' afternoon .')jero ihaylng is going on. They report fro P conditions splen did. In the Mertn country. AT THE :.,'y KIRK '.VISITOR ' Tom'Kosmor 6.! Klrk, employed thero1 an tiho iwIUs, ! M tho city for ;The Dare-Dcvi . bttint, -Kinff . I ! ?' ; ( RICHARD 1 : TALMADGE in W "TAKING CHANCES? from the storyj Vim, Vigor and Vitality Saturday A Franklyn- FarnumPjrt "THE i gALLOPINC TUbE" !