The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 10, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1026 EVENINO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREfJON PAGE THREE "Quality" Meats i When you want a delicious Roast for your guests, or other meats of choicest cuts and quality call MILLERS. We handle only the best. Millers For Quality Meats Miller's Market GUS MILLER, Prop. Main, near Eighth Phones 700 and 751 Four Deliveries Daily WATCH- - US The Washington Cafe U tho rnont popular eating plsco In Klamath Falls t idar "There's a Reason" you can p EAT BETTER FOR LESS AMERICAN AND CHINEHE DISHES ISS Booth Hlsth Woe Hhlog, Irop. Sanitary Fruit Market 701 Main Street Fresh Fruit and Open from (J a. 111. iioatman in-rrt 11 ns Knjoya Two Weeju Trip to Cooal mill Camping Trip Beyond) suicm K. T. Itnutnimt of Sugarmun' Clothing itore, title morning return I'd his position after u two vreeki recatlon trip iponl In Portland. Canyon Beach mid a number of the roust clilee. Tor a week Mr. and Mrs. Boatman camped on tho Bania Ann River nbonl to miles eael of Baleu. Mre, ilontmnn win remain In Portland tor a fortnight with her parents, Mr. and Mre. W. F. Ilardl aon. ' Time Is Valuable ESPECIALLY WHEN YOU AUK' GOING SOMEWHERE. Have yuur car oiled and groused and put on a ! ant of tires hcfqrc - i.it inn: and yon can gamble tin saving tlmo mid a lot of grief. Klamath Tire House "Cnp" Calkins GENERAL FIRESTONE and OLDFIELD Klamath Ave. & 6th St. Fur Manufaeturinp:. Coat Remodeling ah work guaranteed Mlvs. Wm, Besslcr 02r Wanhlngtcn llutwuou Slxtili and Sovonth GROW Vegetables to 12 Midnight , Federated Board Irate at Lumber Interests Here Thai iii" lumber Iritdrhkti in signing a alhtCtricnl supporting the s. i'. ami opposing tiii' entrance of the Northern linos (fito the Kldm- atli country, overstepped tholr rights la thi opinion of tho feder ated board late Saturday aflornoon whfuli thereupon drafted a resol and all. "I'll their support of any railroad Hint desires to construct a Mm' Into Klanlitb. Mope specifically, members of Hi.' board believed t lint rouds that art' now In Klamath would never allow the rapid progress that would come to Klamath with competing loads. County Agent C.A. Henderson, delivered a report of IiIh trip to Oweul valley ,10 the hoard mid Utld 1 hat Dti per cant of tho farmers who Journey from Owens Valley to Klamath will KtHtlo horo for good. aKNKBAli MANAGER HBBQ Mr. mid Mrs. Paul II. McKee und Mr. mid Mrs. Donald MeKee 01 M,odfOrd moiored over from their home Sunday mooting to enjoy the picnic of the Copeo people yester day afternoon. Pgul MeKee is gen pral ntnnrtgor of the California-Oregon rower company. PROM STAM'Oltl) "I" ' Over Sunday visitors registering from the Stanford t'nlverslty wero Nina Allium and P. Mary Scott who wne uorbtlto to visit at Crater Lake. PROM 1'iTism itcu a Pennsylvania party of tourists who spent Sunday In Klamath Kails ciiroiito north Included: Mrs. Sarah Rolnhard, Mrs, William M, Dllliin. Mrs. K. Kuer, 1.. K. Euer and (I. A 10 ne r all of Pittsburgh. fiNRbUTH TO LARK Mr. tind Mrs. .1. C. johnson with .Mr. and Mrs. 1). It. Rogers of San Francisco, who are motoring north on an extended (rip. were guests In the city over Sunday. AT CIHM'O IMCXtC Mr. and Mrs. Perry 0, He Lap were ainong tno local people who en Joyed the copen picnic yesterday on Hie hanks of the Wlllianisou river. - Mainly . About . AT SPRING I.TIEEK I Party "i People IVoiii IftHlfbrd mid City KiijAy Pintle I'miy An enjoyable Sunday picnic which was mil ! up nf local mill Mi'iironl pooplc motored rnnu here to spring Creek yeeterdky afternoon Included Mr. mill Mrs. II. It Inn burger, W. B tlnaborger, H. V. Friend, w it Bertha flklnnor, all of .Medford. arid Mi'h. Docl Nnrrlii mid l(M Wymo linn hsrtdb. HB4 lull itETl'ltNH Q, M. Hector mid daughter. Miss Borhlco, wini for ibe pant week havj been in Portland on 41 business mid pleasure 1 1-1 1 combined arc egpocted homo ihia evening, MKDloitD VISITOR I". II. Crawford is transacting IninliH'HH mullet i III II it y from bla borne in Medfortti SOUTHERN TENNESSEE Perhgpa the moot southern visitor 10 spend the week end in Klamath falla on 11 luur of weetern United States wer Mr. und Mm. Qeofge I', chandler of Knoxvllle, Tennessee. DOCTOR PROM SOUTH Dr. mid Mrs. C. II.. Kent of Holly wood. California, who are enjiiylng a relation trip, spent the week-end in Klamath Palls. AT DIAMOND LAKE .Mr. and Mrs. Ray II. Heed. Willi .Mr. and Mrs. O. DUOgUt en Joyed a week-end outing at Dlmiioud Lake, Mlurnirig to tho city late luat eVnning. SISEMOHEH ATTLM) Mr. und .frs. L. c. slsemnre. prominent residents of Fort Klum uth. r.peni Sundny at the. Copco picnic of SACRAMENTO Mr. and Mm. A. Wlddowson and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Everson. en route north on u motor tour from their home In Sacramento, spent Saturday In the city. ATTEND Piratic Mr. and Mrs. Ray Anderson. Mrs. W. I. Anderson. Mrs. W. P. McMillan . nil Miss Louise Cattnr.ia aH joyed th.- picnic at Williamson river yesterday given by the Copco people. IN FROM LODGE Mrs. Lester Wlshard, wife of the caretaker at ilurrlmiin Lodge. Is among the out of town shoppers here tndny. ENROuTE to dcxsmciu O. I). Havens of Riverside, Cali fornia, who ifiont lh" week end at Crater Luke, visited hero briefly today enroute to Dunsniiiir. AVERS RETURNS Engineer W. II. Aycrs. who has been attending lo business mutters In PrlneVllle for several days, re turned to the bjty last evening. I P FOR GAME William I. Pay, pitcher for Klam ath Falls, whose home Is at Mt. Shasta, left this morning. While here Mr. Ray stopped at the Hotel Lake. ' RETURNED To ASHLAND L. 11. Kldwell and W. I!. Edgar have returned lo Ashland after spending the week end here. BACK PROM LAKE .1. D. Newiioin. (leorge Shumway and II. W. Barltett, a party of local men who spent Saturday and Sun day M Crater Lake, returned to tho city Oils morning. PROM MAI. IN Stephen Hover spent the week end In the city friini Ills home at Mallu. PROM PORTLAND Mr. and Mrs. J, M. Ross and W. A. Ross of Portland were over Sun day guests In the city. VISIT HERE SUNDAY Air. and Mrs. I). E. Loosley spent Sunday here visiting from their homo in Medford. HACK FROM VALLEY Charles Schaal returned lusts evening from Medford and Ash land, whore ho motored on Friday afternoon to spend the week-end. lit CKLERERV PATCH Mrs. Tom Riley. Mr. and Mrs. Newhank, Mrs. Walter Harding. Katharine Connolly and A. .1. Con nolly spent Sunday at Huokleborry mountain gathering berries. The party returned late last evening. OHELL LAKE c. 11. Smith spent the Wook end ill Klamtttb Falls from Odell Lake, j VISITS H WOOL MATH Eastern Boy Rnroulc Aiifl Peri i 1 Into Cmijidji - Ili ri' Luurein-.. PInn. former school fffate of Jimmy Daughertir, wboae honle Is in Minneapolis spent Sun day lure cnrut" Into Canada and through QIacler and Yellowstone National I'urks. With .Mr. Finn worn Mr. and Mr... It. K. Myers of tab Frnneliteo. After the estended lour itie party -lll return to Mln Doappllc OHIBF ENGINEER Mr. "and Mrs. Perry Crawford of Medford motored over early Sunday j morning from the valley city to! all. lul Hu. picnic of Hi" local Copco! office which was held on the hanks ! ol Hi.' William on rlror. Mr. Craw ford Is chief engineer for the Cali fornia Oregon ' Power company. ADJOINING STATE VISITORS Mr. and Mrs. II. N. sparks who an- motoring through Oregon from I their home In Vancouver, Washing-J ton, were among the. over Sunday i visitors In Klaronth Fulls. MIHH WALKEK hack Afi.-r being con.ir.f-d to lu-r home for th" past seel: suffering with u sprained sokes. Miss Mary walker returned to her po ilion at Hie Hec tor Shop this morning. While not compl"tly recovered from her In jury. Miss Wnlker la uhle to attend to her duties. PROM ST. LOUIS St. Louis, Missouri, visitor.'-, over the week-end III Klamath Falls In i luded Mr. and Mrs. E. It. Ilam mel and daughter, who with Mr. and .Mrs. w. E. Hammel of Eagle Polnl. enjoyed a trip to Cruter Luke on Sunday. FRESNO PEOPLE Mr. and Mrs. E. II. Beets und Mr. and Mrs. It. I). Black were guesis registering from Fresno. Cali fornia over tho week-end. Do You Know HOW GLASSES ARE MADE? Look In our window and you will riitu exhlMa-d the mater iab us (Ml, also Knowing the different pron-ssrs glass goes through in making a lens. Then rail in and we will take you through thf shop whtre wo are grinding them. DR. GOBLE 70t MAIN ' Eyes Glosses Examined Fitted Repairs Quick Service Auto Parts "QUALITY" , Sicp-cut PISTON RINGS "JAHNS" QU.ALITY PISTONS A T VanDykes Paris Co. With the Hub Tiro Shop 502 So. 6th Phone 616 New parts for all cars SlWL I is ggajgsasgwgasjgggsggjg People MOOSE I'H'MC SI'CCESH Large GfOWd Alteiids Annual IV file of Moose lnlge at IParli One of the largest lodge picnics of tin. year was that of the Moose t'..lt'- h"ld yesterday at. Wlul-Kse beach, when members of the order mid their families and friends gath ered at thf popular licach to spend the day. (James, racing and swlm tng were enjoyed, with a delirious picnic lunch for nil. SOITIIKIIN PARTY Over Sunday southern visitors In Klamath Falls Included Dr. W. K. Iloggis, Mr. and Mrs. (Jeorge F. Hamilton, of los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs, S. M. ('amp of Sacramento and Miss M. Stelnhnch of San Fran cisco, who are enjoying a motor tour of southern Oreon. RETURN HOME After visiting with their grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Matt, the Mi. .: Nemo Sutton and Joy Iteed returned to their home i:. San Francisco this morning. SPEND SCVDAV AT BEACH A ptcHlc party of local people who spent Sunday at Wlulkse peach included Mr. and Mrs. II. L. Wick ersbain and children, Allsa Ryan, It.-x Holllster, Ralph Adamson and Irvin Keller. ENJOY CRATER TRIP Jay Czizek. Dick Wright, Edwin Wet! r and J. F. Magulre, Jr., made up a party of local young in. a who motored to prater' Lake to spend snmi.iy. AT THE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Lamm. Ed-.'.-.. rd Watterhouse and Rorand and Tom Watt enjoyed Sunday at Cra ter Lake. - WEEK END AT LAKE Misses BeUy Ramhsy and Dorthea Martin witli Martin Adams spent the week-end at Crater Lake. BUSINESS VISITOR S. A. Nelson is among the busi ness visitors here from Medford today. SPENDS SUNDAY HERE .'.ss Singley of the Rock Creek Ranch spent Sunday in the city, attending the ball game between Yreka and Klamath Falls. HERE FROM CHICAGO Mr. and Jrt-s. Frank Houck ar rived here Saturday from Chicago. 11!.. and will spend the summer visiting with Mrs. 'Houck's sister, Mrs. Jack McAullffe of Fort Klam ath. They were accompanied by Mr. McAullffe's nephew, Peter" O'Con nor, wi) went to Chicago some months ago. He expects to re main here permanently. WARDS HERE Mr. and M:s. Joel T. Ward ar rived here Saturday for a visit with trdends. Mr. Ward was prominently identified with the realestate busi ness (or a number of years, and it is not unlikely that ho may again decide lo remain hero and ireopen office. FROM NORTH 11. L. Gccdwin Is among the busi nesu arrivals here this afternoon from Portland. FROM THE NORTH Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Sebbin with Charlotte and Wluitred Sebbin of Portland are among the guests reg istering at the hotel White Pel!:an this afternoon. VANCOUVER, B. C. T. R. Sledding, commercial man of Vancouver, It. C, is among the business visitors here today. RICHARD KLEIN HERE Rjdaatd Klein of Seattle Is a guest at the homo o-f Mr. and Mrs. C, M. O'Neill. Mr. Klein is Mrs. O'Neltl'a nephew. Today accom panied by M.rs. O'Neiill and Mr. and Mrs. M. B. O'Neill and children. Mr. Klein nr -tared lo Crater Lake. lll.OTCKY HERE Head of La Vogue Stores Coinora llon Here on Business M. I. Blotcky, head of the La Vogue stores copo.ratlon, arrived ill Ktamdlb Fulls last evening and will re aft In In the city for sometime looking after tho nf fairs of the loCa branch of his chain of stores. HAILROAD .MAN HERE T. M. Schumacher of Chicago, vice-president of tho Southern Pa cific, In charge of traffic, wjas u vis itor In tho city over the week-end on official business. He Tonferrcd with other Sounhern Pacific otfl iilals who are stationed hero temporarily. THE WEATHER The Cyclo-Stormagraph at Under wood's Pharmncy shows the pressure lo he rising slightly tndny. A con tinuation of pleasant weather is In dicated. Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair and Warm. The Tycos recording llierinomoter registered maximum and minimum lempgrgtarec today as follows: High 85 Low 51 C. S. W eill her Report Weather Oregon: Fair tonight and Tuesday, except generally cloudy or foggy along the coast : moderate temperature. Light variable winds. LA I'RENIERE'S HERE Amazed Willi (.rent Strides tb.it Klamath has Made Hecently Mr. and Mrs. H. W. LaFrenlere, accompanied by Stanley It. Krueger of Denver, Colo., Mrs. LaFrenlere's nephew, urirlved here yesterdiy for of brief visit In tho city. Mr. La' Frenlere, who up to a few years ago was Identified with (he mer cantile and lumber business of !) ir rls and Butte valley, has not been here fvr several years and was amaz ed with the -great strides that Klam itb Falls has made dosing his absence. He expects to go fram here to his old home In Syrarue, N. Y., traveling via Vancouver, (.'., where he has other business In terests lo look after. Mrs. LaFren lere will accompany her nephew, Mr, Krueger to Denver, where she will remain until her husband re turns fr Syracuse, when she will Join liim and return bo their home in Oakland, Calif. TO MEDFORD P. Ray Dunn returned Saturday evening from a brief business trip to Medford. TO HUCKLEBERRY PATCH Mrs. Ruth White with a parly of friends from Ashland, is enjoying a trip to Huckleberry mountain. where they plan to remain for sever al days. FROM KENO Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ornbb and daughter Vera, spent the greater part of the (ley here from their home at Keno on a business and shopping trip. . OK MIDLAND Mrs. J. D. Hooper Is attending to business interests here today from her home at Midland. Mrs. Rhoda Tompkins of Modoc Point is among the shoppers in tho city today. VISITS OVER SUNDAY Rruce Bailey, nephew of Dr. George Merriman, spent the week nd here from Ikeview. MRS. MOORE IN Mrs. Laura Moore of Point Com fort lodge is in the city today trans acting business from the lodge and reports fishing splendid at the re sort. Trips Over Board; Bonanza Man Held On Liquor Charge if Fred Dxlson hiid not tripped on a treacherous board Saturday night a complaint charging him with possession :f intoxicating liquor would not bo in too glands of the district attorney today. County Traffic Officer Knowles was scouting around among tho cars outside the Bonanza dance hall Saturday might. Three young men passed him with a bottle in their hands. He followed. When the caught up with the three, two of the men dissolved Into ihe darkness. Knowles took after the third, who proved to be Dodson. 1 Twice Dodson trippfed and fell. The second time, Knowles caught up with him and placed -him under arrest. Dodson is in Bonanza and will probutly bo brought laere t ) answer to the charge.. A quart bot tlo of moonshine was confiscated. Angler Neglects To Buy License; Gets Fine of 25 One Bingler, Kenneth Ilolliday, ventured Into the clear waters of Pelican Bay, without a fishing license but with a fishing rod. He was promptly arrested by District Came warden Marion J. Barnes and pleading guilty this morning paid a fine of $25 and costs. Barnes spent the day at Pelican Bay and Rocky Point checking on scores of anglers fishing in the bay. He reported large catches of fish made and one ten pound trout was landed by a tditrlst from Texas. A lawn mower meter that has been invented enables a man to re cord the distance covered each time ho uses his mower and in an entire season. " ! The Coolest Plncn In ToVn" Life, with all Ifs fllorv and Palri. is Vividly Real In "THE BRIDGE OF SIGHS" An Intensely dramatic story of a man who willingly goes to prison for unothsr mun'e crime, A MACK BENNETT Comedy. - "GIDDAP" A Special Kenturo of the News-Reel is tho famous Scopc.n Trial, showing ('on rt room scenes. Special Tuesday only We will show the motion pictures made last Sunday at the II a,l I G a m e. . Other Klamath scenes will also be shown in addition to our regular program. AT THE L-IB-E-R-T-Y "A Racing Classic" "GOLD HEELS" From tie- Famous Storyj and Stage Play, 'Checkers." TUESDAY 'VENUS OF THE SOUTH SEAS' A Stirring Sea Story. LEAK LEAVING G. W. Lear, who for hte pest ten days has been visltnig at the home of his brother. Benn Lear, left this afternoon for Bakersfield, Calif., where he w'ill visit before' returning to his honi in Los Angeles. l ' Miss Rogers Gained j1 15 Lbs. in Six Weeks J Skinny Men and Women Gain 5 Pounds in 30 Days or Money Back My dear Friends: After my attack of Flu I was thin, rundown and weak. I had a sallow complexion, my cheeks were sunk in and I was -continually troubled tvith gas on my stomach. I felt stuffy and had lost my ap petite. I had read about McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets and decided to give them a trial. At once. I began to pick up an ap petite, my cheeks tilled out and my complexion became healthy lookng and I gained 15 pounds in six weeks and am very thankful for what Mc Coy's Cod Li-er Oil Compound did j for me. Miss Alberta Rogers, 2S4 W. Cerro Gorda St., Decatur, 111. To take on weight, grow strong and vigorous, to fill out the hollows in cl).-ek and neck, try McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets for 30 days. 60 Tablet? 60 cents at The Star Drug Store. Underwood's Pharmacy, Whitman's Drug Co., and live druggists everywhere. If they don't give you wonderful help In 30 days, get your money back you be the judge. But be sure and ask for McCoy's, the original and genuine. Adv. Iyc out prowii 1 cr- t . rt - "HE lenses that allowed you to see clearly during the thno that has gone may not be proper now .Have us give you a thorough eye-examination and restore your today's eyesight. Dr. H. J. Winter Eye Sight. Specialist Wo grind our own glasses Klumnth Falls, Ore. A regular Inspection of your eyes by n coin potent optometrist IS us necessary 0.1 regU Inr vIsIIh to your din- I 1' i i i i