The Evening herald., August 14, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

Friday, august m, mr,
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
Mrs. J. P. Morgan
Dies Today Noon
NEW YORK, Auk. II. (I)
Mrs. John Plorpont, died
mi tfuoo today ut liflr boma ut
(Hull covo, l. I.
iikiiiii wm Hi" ri'niiii o( u cardiac
collapse ilia physician wild, whirh
camd aftor two month Illness from
sleeping sloknoss,
AVERS 111:111:
Html ' llurvcy Ayi-ni iif ttia
Highway commission i in tba city
from Modoc Point on n sborl bus
lui'nn 1 r I it.
FROM CIIILOOt IN
.1. II. I In 111 1 1 1 on o( Ihu Wood
Lumber company tramactloi
biiJInoss in iii" riiy today from
Cbftdtiuln, 1
TO ItOHKIIIKG
A. A Dollman, with his mm inn)
duuhter-ln-law, Mr, and Mm. 11.
a. Bellman, loft yesterday for
lloljfburg where they win ramabj
mi 11 business nip until Monday
IT)M LANGELL VALLEY
Mr. anil Mm. Chin I, n Swingle,
proig,lnoni faruari ot tba Langtril
Valley, are in ihu oily for u rw
daya on basinets and phtasuri com
blnfdi io HUNTING
a. .1. Connolly umi Paul union
motored into fuiirornin Thursday
aftdrboon 10 do some cage bunt
Inn but outside or tin upon tboy
hud in going, there waa no ax
.11. mi nt fur thay 1II1I not get unv
bin!, hut UW Is.
visitim; s
ak'-iI 84 noil su roapaetlrely,
Mr. mill Mm. George Waal ot
Palo Alto. fullfornlu, uri' hen- vis
ulna with Itaolr m, Waltor Waati
newspaperman of thiN city. Iff,
anil Mm. West were the parents
uf 13 children, nil of whoui lived
to marry ami raise fantllfei. Their
ntny hara win ba for in Indatlnlt
period, iioth enjoy good baaltb
unci signs of gray Imlr bra Just
iii'RiiinitiK to in' apparent in hoth.
LEAVES foil SOUTH
Minn Anna tloovos, who was iti
tba offlca ut fhi Kinmnth Vallay
boapltal, him rimiKtii'ii hor poiltlon
mill before locating In Sun Frun-
fini'o permanently, mihh itaotog will
cti)oy 11 trlii tliroiiKh Yellowstone
Niitkiiinl. I'nrk.
ivirvboov's iittAirtt
"My Wife and I"
With Irene rtich at the
mother u hdsc luisband and
Mm fottghi each oilier fur
the love of a beautiful gold
digger it's drama intensi
fied !
Saturday
Viola I ana ami Ben I .) mi
in
"The Necessary
, Evil"
Wiinw
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AT THE
L-I-B-E-R-T-Y I
Popular "Buck" I
Jones
, ' in
"The Arizona
Romeo" fj
1
A gem of a western I
in a new setting
I
SUNDAY
the great Tom Mix in
"Dick Turpin"
The First Strictly Cash j (S ScHltf OFCl & Co. itfj) i Lar'est Strictly Cash
Store in Klamath County Wffi phone 34426 MAIN STREETPhone M jgfflj Store in Klamath County
1 tloz. pint Hall Mason jars .... 60
I dOZ. quart Ball Mason jars .70
Best cietiinciy butter, 111 .50
Dozen Economy jar lids 25
We own and operate OUT own individual
delivery system. All orders amounting to
$2.00 or more will be delivered free.
Compare the price we ask you with the price
you have been paying and see if our service
is free You will find our prices on all items
will please you.
Prices quoted in this ad arc good until
market changes
25 lb. sack pure cane sugar 1.75
1 dozen pint Economy jars 1.20
1 dozen quart Economy jars 1.50
1 dozen Ball Mason jar lids 20
Gal. size Libby's applebutter
Gal. size fancy catsup yg
2 cans fancy grated pineapple 25
Med. size can fancy sliced pineapple.. 20
Gal. size fancy grated pineapple 1.00
Gal. size fancy sliced pineapply 1.10
25 oz. K. C. Baking powder 20
50 oz. K. C. baking powder 40
1 lb. can M. J. B. coffee .55
3 lb. can M. J. B. coffee, lb .54
2 cans fancy Iowa corn .25
3 lb. can fancy ground chocolate gQ
Extra fancy solid pack tomatoes, can -.20
Gal. size fancy standard tomatoes 40
Large can fnayc dill pickles .25
Large can fancy sour pickles .35
Tender peas, can 20
Campbell's soup, any kind mQ
10 large bars Fels Naptha soap 70
10 large bars Crystal White soap 4Q
Large can Rex lye tQ
49 lb. sack Fisher's Blend flour
49 lb. sack Drifted Snow flour
10 lb. sack pure cane sugar
100 lb. sack pure can sugar
2.65
2.65
70
6.65
We are now receiving large supplies of
Rogue River fruits and vegetables the can
taloupes fresh corn and berries are the
best we have ever handled.
Don't overlook the fact that our Rogue River
products are purchased by our own store in
Medford, direct from the grower which in
sures freshness and saves you the extra mid
dle profits.
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Mainly About . People
OF OOBVAlJUS
Miss Helene Cowglll. here In the
interests of the county fair wark.
is registered from Corvaliis an.l
will spend several days here.
HrwKi.i, HBRB
c. t. Bunnell, ftuiifiot comtaorclal
mknnier of the SVoatern Union,
with bsadauartara in Sentiie, is
calling on tin- local o(fU-i' today.
COOS HAY VISITORS
I Dunlneaa Mru of ppba liny Yiii ut
Klmimth Fulls oh Yurutinu tri
I
HKMG I.F.AVF.S
Pn 11 1 Sfllc. who has lirvn omploy--1
1 ut the PaOltlb TalophObe und
felaRrapb company, loti this noon
for Portland whirv he will visit
with his inothi'f for several weeks.
CONTrWYCTOB HERB
.1. t. i.oKiin of Qranti Post, who
is one of the prominent contraatora
i:l Ibe valley. Is here today on hus-
iness matters,
Thomas 8aarles, manager of the
I .Marshfleld Mill company und Dave
Bmery of the Hunk of Southwestern
OfSfon, were visitors here lust eve-'
Miii. enrantd from Diiimnint l:iki
where they have spent sevrrul days
fishing, and left this morning to try
Hie sport in the ItoguS river.
Mr. Svarles reports the road to
Orator Lake in splendid condition,
hut most of the joy of the motor trip
wus lost when the rood loading to
the city limits ot Klamath Fulls wus
struck.
WKAVBR9 LEAVING SINDAY
Kdwin Weaver .is leaving on Sun
day (or this home in Kugene. inhere
he will visit with his parents and
sister, before Ki'ing sjn to Montana
to spend several weeks visiting with
(OTtner school chums and friends.
WEEK-KM) VISITOItS
i .Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Sehereck and
-Mrs. W. M. Bray arc week-end vis
itors here from San Francisco and
I plan a trip to Crater Lake while
here.
LEAVE FOH COLLEGE
Miss Esther Kerns, daughter ot
Mr. and Mrs. B, E. Kerns, mid
Earl Kerns, son of Mr. and Mrs.
(i. O. Kerns, left Inst evening for
Oakland, California, where they
will resume their collage studies.
Miss Kerns will enter Lane's hos
pltal, which ls connected with the
BOUrihorh college, to take training
to become n nurse. Kiirl Is entering
the university for his first year of
college work. Miss Kern's sisters.
Misses Mary and Edna, accompanied
their sister in from Keuo lust even
ing und returned home with their
tath'er Ihls morning.
AT ROBRRT8 HOME
! Mrs. ('. L Koherts hus as her
house guests. Mrs. I. W. White, Mrs.
Claude Coaebbbm and two Small
duughters umi Dr. Nell Vernon, all of
Astoria.
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WILSONS LEAVE
Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Wilson left
lust evenin'g for Los Angeles, where
Mr. Wilson will sing in the large
temple. While here he was the
tenor singer at the llurr revival
meetings. His friends lust even
ing presented him with a very
substantial purse in appreciation
of tile efforts he has shown while
here.
I'ltOM MODOC POINT
.1. .1. Johnson arrived In Hie city
lust evening to meet his mother,
Mrs. Mnry Johnson of Weverly,
Wushingtou, who la here tor n vis
It with Hef son.
I IOTP DEALEItS IIEKE
John Hoyth and 1'. Wlmor ot
Bttsanvtllo, Oalltornla, wboiesale
ftuit dealers, are hero on business
nun let's.
VISITING CITY
Mr. und Mrs. Cornelius Murphy,
wltih their son und daughter, Qoora
and Mary, of San EarojUClscO, are
enjoying a visit In Klitmalh Fulls,
ahojr whKih they pl.Vn n trip 1 1
Crater Lake.
DUNCAN MiKAY LEAVING
Duncan McKay, one of the popular
members of the younger crowd here
this summer, plans to return h ime
the list of the week to llend, where
ihe NrlH resume his studies, tilris be
ing his tscal year di High school.
During the siuiuner nvonsba w-hile
in Klaiiiuth Falls he acted as assist
ant to tlie chief engineer 'jf (he
Oregon Trunk.
MRS. HOUSTON IMPROVES
Friends of Mrs. J. A. Houston
are glad to learn that she is recov
ering from her recent illness which
has kept her confiued to her bed for
the past week.
TO LOCATE HERE
Mrs. Hell Kidwell of Arcavia.
Florida, is in Klamath Falls, plan
ning to locate here permanently.
ON' VACATION'
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hunter left
this afternoon by motor for Port
land where they will spend their
vacation.
GO TO PIC BBRRD3S
Mr. and Mrs. Sob Cheney of
Merrill, left this afternoon for the
Huckleberry patch to spend several
days picking berries and enjoying
an outing.
VISIT HEBE
SAXKORD HERB
Ed Sanford is In the city today
from Crescent on business matters.
I
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor of
(Ashland, who own the Plaia Con
fectionery store in the valley city,
are visiting here today enrouto to
their home from a trip to Crater
and Diamond Lakes.
"DI KE" TO LEAVE
X. II. Chamberlain will leave Sat
urday for Berkeley, California, after
spending the summer ni'MiHis Jn
Klauiatlh Fulls.
TO SWIM THIS AFTERNOON
At the close of the business of
fices this afternoon a number of
the young business w-Jmen of the
City are motoring to Wlul-Kse beach
Cor a swim und picnic supper. In
cluded in the party are Vera Hous
ton, Minnie Harniim. Irma Dixon.
Gertrude Cofer. Delphu Tyrell. fjar
deliu Comtrell, Kathr n Hamilton,
Dehlia Hawkins, Elda Baal, Marg
arete Wherlund and Elolse Hrennan.
It ETC II X HOME
The Misses Augusta and Qertmde
Parker, wh ohave been the guests
of relatives and friends here for the
past fortnight, returned this morn
ing to their home inV.runls Pass.
FROM HILT
Mrs. L. (!. Mueller of llllt is en
joying a business and pleasure vis
It here today.
I ROM ODELL LAKE
Mr. and M"s. Edward Hlintry lire
visitors In the city today rrom
fjdflil l.ske.
PROM THE EAST
Mr. und Mrs. It. P. Kllingsun
and .Mr. und Mts. E. Oi Elllngson
or Hawkins, Wisconsin tOUrlng
through ihe west, are guests in iim
illy, planning ft) spend the week
end holidays ut Crdtqr i.uUe.
I MARRIED I. ASP EVENIN'G
j Fred H. Tleilbronner uind Miss Le
oln Ferris surprised their hosts Ot
j friends here Avhon they were .mar
rled last evening at the home of
j tlho bride's pSTentS, Mr. and Mrs.
; Clarence Forrls, on Wnlnul street.
. Key. Simmons performed tiie cere
mJOhy, whloli was witnessed by the
I Immediate relatives umi friends ot
the yioung couple, 'fluey lire niuk
tng 11 mottir tour of southern fail
fornlu and will return to make their
bonie hare with Mr. Hallhrtonnor's
Sister, Mrs. Fred Htlcck nfler lb,'
first or September,
II. V. HELL LEAVES
11. w. Hell, local well known In
surance man. will leave tomorrow
for Los Angeles. California, where
he has accepted a promising po
sition with one' of the lending mo
tion picture concerns) and will lo
cate in the southern city.
RETURN'S FROM CAPITOL
After visiting ut the home ct Mr.
and .Mrs. W. ... DeUell in Salem for
the past month. Mrs. K. L. Dclze'.l.
mother f Mrs. C. S. Currin, ftas
returned to the city. Enroute hom,e
from Salem, Mrs. Delzell visited
with Mr. and Mrs. Don Newberry
of Medfbrd. Mr. Ncnvberry is
the son ot Mrs. Wilbur Janes and
one ot the prominent attorneys .if
the valley.
VISITING IN .MEDFORD
Miss Wyma Hrotherton Is spend
ing the week-end with friends tn
Medford, planning to return home
Sunday.
MEDFORD IH SINESS MAN
r Ted J. A. miner nine of Ihe pro
nittnenl business men of Medford, is
here to spend the week-end rsdtll
friends.
1 FROM GRANTS PASS
K. N ('. Nelll und J. L. Tobln of
Grunts Puss were visitors here yesterday,
HENRY OFFENI1AC11ER HERE
Henry Oflenbacher. a former res
ident of Klamath Fulls, now living
j in the (togue River valley country,
returned to Klamath last night to
spend several dnys here attending to
property interests in Klamath Fulls.
THE WEATHER
The Cyclo-Slorinagraph at Under
wood's pharmacy registered a rising
barometric pressure during the early
hours today. A continuation of pleas
ant weather Is probable.
Forecast for next 24 hours: Fair
weather with brisk winds which will
diminish.
The Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
High f!4 Low 41
V. S.'Wouther Report
Oregon: Cliaidy tonight, and Sat
urday. Moderate temuerature, light
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Money for a Real Vacation
How many times have you planned to take a
real vacation? You brought lnmc all the alluring
t'olileis and figured the trip out in detail even
to the boat and train schedules.
And then you had to give it all Up, You
didn't have money enough.
Why not start a "vacation fund" with this
hank and prepare now lor your next year's out
ing? lust save the small amounts that you usually
spend lor trifles in the course of a year.
When next similiter comes you will be ready
and you will have the money.
Open the Account Today.
The American National Bank
v of Klamath Falls, Oregon. ,u..Tl
Member Federal Reserve System.
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