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What is thc"Check" Seal )
1 . When you build or buy a home you want
to know that the electrical installation is made
by an electrical contractor who docs complete
electrical wiring, installs convenient conncc-
tions for electrical appliances and uses stand
ard wiring devices.
2. When you need electrical appliances,
you want to select an electrical retailer who
sells quality electrical merchandise.
The "Check" Seal identifies such contractors and
retailers for you. lkforc you build or buy, insist on
"Check" Seal electrical wiring. When you need elec
trical appliances or equipment buy where you see
the "Check" Seal.
PACIFIC STATES
ELECTRIC COMPANY
Hiiullicrn People lo IMurn to Mis-
mii ii 1 1 Via California
Mr. anil Mm. Southwell and
daughter Kuyo, who huvii been horn
for Hin niiHt fortnight visiting with
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
Mil (I Mm. W. W. Southwell, plan to
return to tlinlr homo at Maitland,
MlhKourl, nt week, motoring homo
via California, where they will vlitlt
for some time. Tbo ' father and
daughter are at Lakevlew for a
few duy now with W. W. fioiilh
I wiiII enjoying a tour of the .coun
try and plan to .return home Fri
day. While hero tho southern visi
tors have enjoyed a trip lo Crater
ami Diamond lakes.
TAKE M'AULIFFE HOME
llrollii-nt Tnkn Jack MrAullffa lo
Home at Fort Klamath
Maurice and Dave McAuliffe
ca'mo In from the McAuliffe riuch
hint evening and loft early Ibis
morning with their brother Jack
for hin homo at Fort Klamath,
whoro he will recuperate for alout
two weeks. Ms condition la steadily
Improving and it la hoped by the
attending physician that at tho cud
of two week' time bla llmh will be
In condition to undergo further
treatment.
Tourlnt
Heavy
ViHlirilay Registered
After tin) Noon Hour
August Mann Hn of Donora.
Pennsylvania, being the accond car
to register from tho eastern state at
the local chamber of commerce, ar
rived In the city shortly after noon
yeBtenlay, followed by a number of
tourists, Including W. O. Dean,
Fresno, Cal.; Lucille Stephenson,
Monetu. Cal.: Nlcholaa Morgan,
Dunsmulr. Cal.: II. (.'. Langdou,
Ocean 1'ark, Cal.: Sam Magoffuy,
Vrcka. Cal.: J. Wright, San Kran-
cIkco; It. (I. Molzka, Williams, Cal.;
Krunk Burreli, Hlsun, Cal.; Lester
A. Carpentr, Marysvllle, Cal.; Baail
8. Armour, Fresno, Cal.; L. B.
Dodds, Berkley, Cal.'; Ed Blonerson,
Susanvllle, Cal.; A. Smith, Glendale,
Arizona; Harry Nick, lone, Cel.; K.
B. Molley, Rlalto, Cal.; Dr. W. B.
Shaw, Pasadena, Cal.; A. E. Shaw,
Pasadena. Cal.; A. B. Barnes, Los
Angeles, Cal., and G. F. Martin,
Lakeport, Cal.
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Pomona, Ciillfornln Business Sinn
liking After Business Interest
C. Englemnn ..with Bis son leu
yesterday for their home In Pomona,
California, after apendlng several
days In this city visiting friends.
Mr. Kngleman haa property Interests
hero which he attended to while In
the city.
RETURN KHOM CRATER .
Mrs. "A. W. Davla and family re
turned laat evening from Crater
Lake where they visited over Sun
day and left this morning for their
homo In San Francisco, planning to
visit a number of the valley cities
enroute south.
Northern Guests Who Have Been
Hern Visiting He. urn Home
The Misses Ragna and Marie
Anderson, who have been tho house
guests of the Jenkins girls for the
nast three weeks, plan to return
to their homo In Portland tomorrow.
Durlne their stay hero, the young
ladies have been the Inspiration for
a number of Informal affairs.
aaBSBBrSfeE Theatre
The Coolest Place In Town
TONIGHT
Five excellent acts of Select Vaudeville
KUGE.NE JARTY
Eugene Families Making Tour of
tho Northern Country .
Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams and
daughter.' Miss Amy Dunn. Miss
Helena Vanpell, Mrs. Edna Drygles,
daughter and two sons, made a party
of tourista who visited here yester
day, on their way from Crater Lake,
Diamond Lake and a number of
scenic spots in this section of the
state.
VISITING DR. BOYD
Mrs. R. K. Sutton and Mrs. II. I,.
Sayles, both of Ashland, mother and
sister of EdwUrd. Lee and Frank
Sutton, with Mrs. Carl Bent and
son of San Francisco visited in
Klamath Falls with relatives and
friends enroute to Crater Lake oh
their return home. Mrs. Bent, is
the wife of the First JleWodist min
ister of San Francisco and Is an
old- friend of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Sut
ton. While here she visited with
Ihem at their home. )...-'
1X)S ANGELES FAMILY
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. T. Moltram and
daughters of Los Angeles, Califor
nia, wore guests at the Hotel White
Pelican over Tuesday, enroute to
I Crater Lake.
Uhlig's Electric Store
Check Seal
CfcMfc?.Ml
headquarters for Klamath Falls
SOUTHERN' DOCTOR,
nr. and Mrs. George H. Hunter
of Los Angoles, who are on a vaca
tion trip, enjoyed a visit here yes
terday and left this morning lor
Crater Lake. Dr. Hunter la one of
the prominent physicians of the
southern city.
TOURING COUNTRY
Mrs. Proctor and daughter of
Pomona, California, with Miss L. A.
Mooro of Newark, N. J., "spent yes
terday In Klamath Falls, leaving to
day for Crater Lake. The party Is
making a tour of the country during
tho summer months.
Major Paul I-rrar and Family Arc
Guests of Boyd Homo
Major Paul Farrar, Mrs. Farrar
and two children, are visiting for
several days at the home of Dr. W.
R. Boyd-. Major Farrar has recently
returned, from CentjjU America.
RETURNING TODAY
Mrs. Warren Crooks who has been
in Portland since Sunday, returned
from the northern city late this
afternoon, where she visited with
friends and attended to business
matters.
DUXSMUIR VISITOR I
George W. Brown of Dunsmulr,
connected with the Southern Pacific,
will make his headquarters here tor
two weeks, transacting business for
the company here.
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PORTLAND VISITORS
Mrs. J. N. Teal, Honriotta Moore;
Ralph Thompson nnd Herntan'Haw
klnson, made up a party of Portland
tourista who visited here yesterday
enrouto to Crater Lake.
HOTELS FILLED
Tuesday Night Ono of Heaviest In
History of Hotel Business
Tourists from ail parts of the
United States registered In Klamath
Falls yestordny, with the result that
Inst night found all holola filled to
capacity, turning tourists awny.
FROM DUN8.MUIR
L. M. Payne of Dunsmulr arrived
in Klamath Falls yesterday after
noon and will spend the coming two
weeks hero on business.
BOUCHER BACK
Robert Boucher, who has been on
an extended trip Into southern Cali
fornia, returned . home Monday.
While in the south Mr. Boucher sub
mitted to a major operation, from
which he has fully recovered.
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The Washington Cafe
U the most popular eating place In Klamath Falls today
"There's a Reason"
.. . TO0 CAN
EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AMERICAN AND CHINESE DI8HTC8
195 Booth Sixth
Woo BhlBg, Prop.
BACK FROM TRIP
' Mortimer Loo roturnod last ovo
nlns from Chllonuln, whoro ho at
tended to business matters relative
to tho opening of tho now Golden
Rulo atoro thoro the first of Au-
gut.
ENJOYING VACATION
Mrs. Kate Hutchinson nnd Miss
.Helena Hutchinson of Los Angeles,
California with Emma Mallat of
Glendale, California, were guests
here ovor Tuesday, leaving today for
Crater Lake, Vhore they will spond
several days.
MRH. COVERHTONE RETURNS
'Mother nnd Hon Hack From North
Whero Hon Trained
' Mrs. noftlm Coverstono returned
lnst'ovonlng from Portland, whoro
Alio attended to business manors
for tho Wostorn Building nnd Loan
OHHOclntinn for several, days. Vernon
"Covorslono, son of Mrs. Covorstono,
rnturnod nnd will spend tho grantor
part of tho suinmor hero, hnvln
noon In training at tho 'C M. I'. C.
at Camp Lewis, -
GUKHTS AT HA BIN HOMH
Hlslef of Mrs. Hnhlii Hon) For Visit
From Forest Grovo
Miss Lucille Robinson of Forest
Clrovo Is tho house guest of Mr. and
Mrs. I j. P. Snbln. Miss Robinson Is
a Bister of Mrs. Snbln and plans to
ronmln hero for some tlmo,
. 1. .
FROM HPKSCER HTATION
Johnny Walkup, flro guard at tho
Spencer station Bpont Tttosday In tho
oily on business, .'
Y-our appeal to the world will
iluiw understanding if ywur
' vision Is iimlmpuired,. Other
wise you need an examination
that vlll point out unci rem
edy uour eye dofeots.
Dr. H. J. Winters
Kyo HlKlit Specialist
Wo Grind Our Own (jlnsses
Klmnnttt Knits, Ore.
"Don't guess at thn
cbiulltlon of your syo
lot tiB tell you tho
exact ophtlhalnric truth
about thorn." ,
FROM IDAHO
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Edmlster and
Elsie Worst were guests here yester
day from Lewlston, Idaho.
FROM MERRILL
Rosotta Bowman of Merrill was
among tho business visitors in the Mrs.
GOING HOME
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Field, who have
been making a tour of the northern
part of the state, stopped in Klam
ath Falls yesterday, enroute to their
home at Ontario, Oregon from
Crater Lake, whero they spent the1
week-end.
Gene Fowler in "The Act Differents"
Doris & Myer in 'Essence of Nonsense
Ruble & Bentley, 'The Surprising Trio'
Paul Mix in "Unusuality"
Sue Emerson Revue Exceptionally
Clever
On the Screen
One of the best programs ever here
Baby Peggy in 'Helen's Babies'
VISITS SUTTON HOME
Mother anil Sister with Southern
Visitor at Sutton Homo
OX VACATION TRIP
Mr. and Mm. E. T. Boatman and
Guests to Portland
Mr. anil Mrs. E. T. Baatman left
by motor today ifor a two weeks'
vacattca trip to .Portland. They
were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs.
A. H. McElwee of ' Indiana, V'M
have been visiting here Cot the post
two months. ' , ,-
SUES FOR DIVORCE
Mrs. Leona Johnson Wants Custody
of Child and Separation
That her huband Fay Dewey John
son deserted her In the month of
February, 1924, Is tie claim of Mrs.
Leoiu Johnson, in a' "stilt brought!
this morning lji circuit court for
divorce. Mrs. Johnson in addition
wants Die custody of their minor'
child. " .
SUES FOR FEES
Edward B. Athurst Claims f400 Sue
From Two Langs .
Suit for $490 was Instituted yes-
terday by Edward B-Ashu-rst local
attorney, for the recovery of $490
alleged due on attorneys fees for
service performed tor Mrs. Lulu
Lang and Thomas Lang -ta connec
tion with a recent case on the In
dian reservation. .
CLAIMS WAGES
Sid Prairie Brings Suit for Alleged
- Money Due from Andrew
Between December 1924 and July
1925, Sid Prairie of this city claims
that he did fwork for FrUnk T.
Andrews for whioi he was never
paid. ' Prairie la a ault filed In cir
cuit court thij morning, claims
$134.15 for his services.
AT THE
L-I-B-E-R-T-Y
TODAY
That poular Western
star JACK HOXIE in
"A Desert
Bridegroom"
A rapid action drama ot
the great open spaces.
A special educational
scenic very worth
while is .
"Modern
Whaling" .
depicting the progress
made in taking these'
monsters of the deep.
Interesting indeed.
BABY BOY
. Born to Mr. and Mrs. 0. T. Hollls
on July 19, a baby boy, at the Pri
vate Sanitorlum. Both mother and
young son are reported as doing
nicely. ' .
; FAMILY PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Dodge and
family, a party of seven, visited here
yestorday, enroute homo to San
Francisco, after Bpendlng several
days at Crater Lake. The party
havo been touring for the past
month In tho northern part ot the
state.
BACK HOME
Returning south from Crater Lake
where they spent the week-end, Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Sullivan and Mr. and
George Dnlcars ot Oakland,
c'lty today.
FROM MERRILL ROUTE
Mrs. John Koontz and daughters
are In shopping today from their
home on the Merrill route-
California, visited here Tuesday.
Tho southern families have been en
Joying a tour of Oregon on a vaca
tion trip. , ' , n .-..'
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FROM LAKEVIKW
Boyd Brunor o( Cnsoor
Bruner at Lakovlow paid the
a buBlnosB call today.
nnd
city
BRIEF VISITOR
C. B. Edwards was nn ovor Tuoa-
day visitor in the city from Weed.
BUSINESS VISITOR
George A.' Shumwny of Redflold
California, who Is transacting bust
noBB here plans to remain In this
soctlon for about two weoka.
FROM FALLS RIVER
M.'D. and J. A. Pratt wore visitors
here yestorday front Falls River,
Mlnnosota. ' ''
Sanitary Fruit Market
701 Main Street
Fresh Fruit and Vegetables
Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight
AT CRATER LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Davis and
family left yesterday for Crater Lake
where thoy plan to spond a few
days enroute home to San Francisco,
after an extended tour in the north
ern section ot Oregon.
AT LAKEVIEW
John C. Boyle and Linn Neamlth
of the California Oregon Power
company, spent Tuesday In Lake
view, transacting business.
VISITING HERE
II. Larson ot Chlloquln is In the
city for a fow days visit.
FROM ODELL LAKE
Fred Donota and Joe Zulcz of
Odell Lake are spending a few days
In the city on a visit and business
trip. . -':. : . v;",, ; ': ,
First thing to do when you rqpch
camp Is l)n,Qup all.. the, bugs and,
maka.theju. wash their, toot.
AH Out ot ortsr
So Was Tills Klamath Falls Woman
Who Tells' Hor Experience
All too often women accept their
pains and aches as natural to thelf
sex. They fall to realize that weak
kidneys are often to blame for that
backache, those headaches, dizzy
that timrl Hnnressed feel
ing. Thousands have found new
health nnd strength Dy neipiuB iuo
weakened kidneys with Doan's Pills
a stimulant dluretlo. This Klam
ath Falls case Is one of many:
Mrs. Jeff Wlan. no Oregon
Ave., says: "I had backache and
l.l,lnA trmthla At litDM I had
such terrible pains through my kid
neys t couiu narau bj. mi biuuiv
acted Irregularly and I folt miser
able. However, I used Doan's Pills
and am not bothered with backache
or kidney trouble now. Doan'a have
been a great benefit to me." -
A few years later, Mrs. Wilson
said: "There Is nothing better for
kidney complaint than Doan'a, I
use them occasionally to keep my
kidneys in good ordor."
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Coj.-Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.