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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 25, 1925)
EVENiNG' HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON" J KATUIUUV, JULY E,Wi6ZL PAGE "WO Neivs of the Klamath Country t- v . . ' - ' I' ; ' . - ' :CHILOQUIN ,. Wldl-Kse . boaeh id provinlg a source of enjoyment to both adults and children of Chlloquln, swimming parties going daily to enjoy, the warm, baths. . V. v ' -'t-I Mr.and Vrs.il. -S. FSsh left Fri day or1 San. Francisco. Mr. Fish has : been - superintendent of the Chlloquln Lumber company for tho put 49 !yeara" and1- their many friends regret their departure. k v ' : . ; Tho, WomensV Community Club will start rehearsing August 10th for their play which will he given at tho Chlloquln theater Sept. 21st. "Clubbing a Husband" is a 'enter taining comedy portrayed by twelve characters. The proceeds of the play will go towards building a club house on tho lot donated by Dr. Ritchie arid Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Spink for that purpose. , The Golden Rule storo of Klamath Falls, will soon open a branch store In the new Gienger building. The store is almost-completed and is be- ,-'43. T t s r.i. New Fpr the Klamath County Housewife v-,, . ,; r: . v . ;-. ' . . . , .. .... . . 12 Hour Service on WET WASH 5 c per pounor Minimum $1.00 a Bundle r '!!; one 656 We Call and Deliver' if Laundry "Clean Satisfaction" ivFAmSMgr. SPEGIAL SUNDAY DINNER WHITE PELICAN HOTEL Ha re I r r y ts o and his orchestra will jriay during: .' ." " dinner hour " :? tTtxtxttTTtttTttt ILOC USED GAR LOT ''' '; " ' ' i --V" - j .,.,.'...'"-' 7 , We have moved to Klamath Ave.j between ?th vahd 8th streets, just 'back of Pine Tree theatre and have on display a large variety of popular makes or cars at reduced prices. - We ihvite ydii to'stop iii and look them over. '. KLAMATH FALLS AUTO COMPANY 224 Main ROY CALL Phone 246-R Ing fitted with Bhelves and attrac tive showcuses. Messrs Wm. Brewer aud Fergu son, accompanied by Miss Oladys Parting and Miss Alice Ferguson of Fort Klnmttth attended the Chllo quln theater Wednesday night. Tho l T. A. will hold their annual election Sept. Sth and nil members are urged to be present at that time. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Duvls have added considerable to their stock and now carry a nice line of up-to-date furniture. Miss Doris Noah was a Chlloquln visitor Wednesday. Miss Nonh is studying music under, tho direction of Mr. Frank Rrady, 'Mrs. Marie Buell, who has been itn tho Chiloquin Ice Cream com pany two seasons,, has resigned her position due to illness. Her place is being filled by Mrs. Q. W. Brown. Mrs.' Kuell was Klamath Falls visitor Monday and ts under the care of Dr. Dietche. Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Dennis and Mr. -and Mrs, Gomer Jones and daughter. Betty of Klamath Falls, , Joined Mr. and Mrs. Frank Carlsow J in a picnic at Wlul-Kse Sunday. ' Wort will begin in a few days on the addition to the public school. Last year there were 125 pupils en rolled and tho number will bo great- Increased this year. With two new box factories and tho now mod ern .mill soon to be built at Asp- grove, (t Is quite probable that a fifth teacher will be added to the present staff. Mr. and Mrs. De Foe Cramblitt are spending their vacation at Dia mond - Lake. ' Mr. Cramblitt was principal of the Chiloquin school last year and has accepted the same position for th coming year.' . Rev. and Mrs. Wiest of 'William son River were tn town Wednesday to confer with the local school board in reference to using the church for temporary quarters for tho "High school. " i The Womens Community club of Chiloquin, the Civic club of Fort Klamath and the Klamath Agency club gave a- very enjoyable dance and supper at (he Community Hall In Fort. Klamath Saturday. Three hundred and fifty-five dollars were cleared which will be sent to the veterans, orphans and Dorenbccher HoSpi'al of Portland.' ". . Mr. and, Mrs. Claude Newman and daughter. Marceil; have returned to Chiloquin after a pleasant two weeks visit in Portland,- Mr. Newman h In charge of the Sugarman and Darnell store, which was recently remodeled. Charles Darnell of the! Sugarman & Darnell store of Oakridge, Oregon, was a recent Chiloquin visitor. Mrs.-C. Hedrlch was a Klamath Falls visitor Monday. Chiloquin now lias three stage lines, Cal's, White Star and Central Auto and all report a good business. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Brown of Keno are showing their confidence in the future growth of Chlloquln by the erection of two stores, 20x6? feet long. The front o'f lie build ing will be brick and balance Colom bia tile. These stores will be for rent. ,': ' ' , Mr. Fred Peterson, county school superintendent , was a Chiloquin visitor Wednesday. Mrs D. H. Wimer, accompanied by her grand daughter. Miss Leunah Sargent visited in Chiloquin Thurs day. Mrs. Wimer expects to visit also In Kirkford with her son,- Louis, who Is employed by the Standard oil. , , Mr. Eriaiux, who has recently sold his paper at Grain, Oregon, ex pects to start a paper In Chiloquin In . the - near future.r Mr. Eriaiux owns two papers in Oregon at pre sent, one at Oakridge and another at Creswell, and his coming to Chllo quln is looked upon very .favorably by the local business people. :: . Miss Anna May Hayman of Rich field, Washington is a guest of her sister, Mrs. Claude Newman. Mr. and Mrs. E. Gowen are enjoy ing their vacation in the northwest. They plan to be gone three weeks and will visit Glacier National Park before returning. fort Klamath After a shprt vacation Miss Opal SmyBhe has resumed her work at the Ft. Klamath hotel. Bill Barnes on hlB way from Dia mond Lake spent several hours vis iting 'friends here.;, .; Miss Juanita Taylor has been con fined to jher home for a few days wltih ! a slight Illness, but she is much better and .Is sblo to be around. .; , . Jess Siemens was 'pleasantly sur prised by a visit from his parents Mr. and Mrs. .J W. Siemens of Klamath Falls this 'week end. ! Mr.' and Mrs. Charles Zumbrunvn Of Klamal'h Fan9 with friends from here were . plcnlclng on Fort Creek Sunday. Mrs. Zumbrumn , conducts the Comfort Beauty shop of Klam ath Falls. " Mrs. Arch Wimer land her small son and daughter fhave been visiting for, sometime with her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Bradnhaw of Lang ell Valley. She ' also spent some tlme4tn 'Klamath Fatls shopping. Mr and Mrs. Guy Hughes of.Palo. lAldoc who have been guests at llbo nnouwcin :t New Motor , Lars L i body beading lower rupnini; bonnls und fenders rich, distinctive new color comlun , " " in cudurinc Duco newly designed nickeled radiator and special head and cowl lamps n' bino to inspire admiration. , Over lOO Impiwcments and Refineinoi 4 . ' Oakland Six owners everywhere have expressed surprise that n car w powerful and pii should operate so smoothly and quietly. And yet this enr has been still further bettered by i". than 100 improvements and refinements including. Oil Filter, perfected full pressure Oi , Syatept, larger Crankshaft and Bearings, Air Cleaner, Four-wheel Broke refinements, stilt Is Balloon Tires and many other features of advanced engineering which contribute to the standing value of the car. , The Harmonic Balancer t&szTJz research and development by Oakland and General Motors engineers render the Oakland : engine positively unmatched in the absence of vibration at nil speeds. It establishes Oakln: even more firmly than ever as the outstanding leader in advanced cnyiuccriMi;. - and New Prices $70 to$550 lower themselves make this announcement one of the most important of the year. Considcrinu the many important relincmcnts which have been added to n car already unmatched in appearance and performance, the new prices are all the more impressive. Come in see the new Oakland Six drive it study the remarkable Harmonic Balancer get the new lower prices see why Oakland is more than ever the outstanding leader in its field. R. R. R. GARAGE 831 Klamath Avenue B1M IMn WINNING 5T A -A N D HOLDING GOOD PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS SIX WILL Money hun lodge returned to their homo Sundoj. ' Mrs. Morieyhun ac companied them as far as Klamath Falls. . - " ' - : Roy Hickman ah3 daus'.Uer Mild red of Klamath Falls'' have been guests at the home of Mrs. C. E. Hoyt. . Mr. and Mrs. Art Nichols were dinner gueSts Sunday at .the Wudo Crawford home. ' ; Mr. Darling , who Cias ' recently purchased the Wood ranch has be gun haying operations on that place. There has been a new 'water pump-Installed at tJe home of Mr. and MrB H. B. Loosley. . Mr. and Mrs, Iloy Hickman ac companied by their guests J. ' V. Hampson, Mr. unj Mrs. Elliott of Grand Junction, Colo., and Lee Hampsott of Sallda, Colo, motored to Crater Lake Sunday, on their way home tbey t'Jok their guests on a sight seeln'z trip U.irough Wood River valley and they pro nounced the valley one o'f, the most beautiful scenic spots they had seen on their western tour. Mrs. Madge Dalton, Miss Ruth Dixon, Mrs. Dolly Weaver and daughter, ' Leah, also Mrs. Cuzarl, were luno'neon guests of Mrs. C. K. Hoyt. .: - . Mrs. C. E. Hoyt had as visitors from Klamath Falls Mrs. J. H. Cur niahan, Mrs. Merlo Houston and Miss Adelald Byers. . . Miss Charlotte anil Joey, Hosalg of Chiloquin are here visiting friends and relatives. ' . Mrs. Butler and children of Ited- mon. Ore., enroute to Medf'ird slop ped ovor here for a day to visit her sister Airs. Frank Miller. Pet Snake Gets Austrian In Court VIENNA, (P) Tho love of Franz Olse, tho actor, for snakes was re sponsible for getting him Into court recently. One of his pels, a hoa con strictor', 'caused' rhuch' worry and fright .to neighbors as it lay basking in tho' . sunshine In front of the actor's homo.- Kummoncd to court, he packed his pet in a suitcase. When he arrived in court he un wound tho roils nnd deposited his writhing burden on the board . be fore the Judge. Tho snako begnn to manifest an unusual Interest In tho prosecuting attorney, nt whom It Inlly us tho director. of the oo tcstl- stared persintently thotiRli not un kindly. Tho owner took It up nnd wound It urotuul his neck to dmnon strute tho perfect gentleness of the reptile. Tho court approved and re leased tho actor with his pet, espec- flcil to tho uuvvnoiiioiis nnturo of tho snnku. -'"h tho men using so much hair .onic a girl Junt simply can't keep her nosa from being shiny. 9 IMfesW Racine MULTI-MILS i ' TIRES For Yo lit Protection All RACINE Multi Mile Tires are now SEALWRAPT. They are wrapped twice arid sealed at the factory. We remove the outer wrappings; the blue inner MOTOR INN GARAGE "230 Main . wrapping remains on the tire until you buy it. This blue inner wrapping means that the tire is a new, first-quality product and guaranteed as such by ourselves and RACINE. Look for it. i I - ' " , 1.J M Jf I V ,! fllOllft JMO..I U.' l., m , .V,-. I I
