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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 17, 1925)
PAGE TWO fivfitfma ni5ft:tt. klamaH falls, meoon MONDAY, AUGUST 17, l'.Ufl 1 mfMBING Jit ii See Us First For a figure on a complete plumb ing or heating job for any plumb ing fixture for any plumbing re-pair. See Us First And Thereby Insure Yourself Both Economy and A Satisfactory Job Centrally - Located Showroom 123 N. 6th Phone 371 Quality Foods From fresh stocks of imported and domestic groceries can always be obtained at reasonable prices. We select only the best. Our COFFEES Are Roasted Fresh Each Day. For Quality and Service See Italian-American Grocery 910 Main Open Evenings and Sundays Complete line of Domestic and Imported Goods WE DELIVER FREE 1ws Of The Klamath Country Sunny, pleasant rooms. Dependable nursing care. A good place to convalesce in t illness and after surgical operations. Rates are reasonable. Ambulance for stretcher cases. Resident pharmacist. Prescriptions and medicine may bo obtained at all times day or night. All Physicians Cordially Welcome Klamath Valley Hospital PINE AT FOURTH -STREET KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. Cor. 4th and Pine Telephone 497 TO THE VALLEY Miss Karl Johnston and Miss Joan McDonald spent Sundny at Medford VUnUug with monils had attending the speedway races. TRANSACTING BUSINESS W. E. Mllner of Dunsmuir 1b here on business matters and expectB to remain for the greater part of the next two weeks. Sanitary Fruit Market 701 Main Street Fresh Fruit and Vegetables Open from 6 a. m. to 12 Midnight TENNANT ITEMS Born. August 6. to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Caster, a son. All parties are doing nicely. The baseball game Sunday be tween Tennant and Hornbrook play ed at Hornbrook, resulted in the score of 14 to 11 in favor of Ten nant. We feel better. C. J. W. McKeown. of Los Ane les, is in camp assisting Rev. Jame son with the revival meetings. Both men are Evangelists. The Inter est keeps up very good in the meetings. Cornle Dollarhlde, who suffered a bad fall in the bath house plunge last week, is able to be about again, but not to work for several weeks. Josephine Lucille Hess, five year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Hess, died Monday evening, after a week's illness, and was buried Tues day morning in the little Camp cem etery. Miss Be mice Hess, their eldest daughter, who has been in Portland, Oregon, the past year. came home Wednesday evening to be here for the funeral of her little sister. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wright and baby, who motord to San Francis co and Sacramento on a pleasure trip, returned Saturday in a brand new car. The Amusement Club gave a dance Friday night in the audi torium. All who attended enjoyed a good time, with the best of musi: and a fine supper. Tennant had several nights of first real cool weather last week. Every one was afraid of frost but so far that calamity has been averted. Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Templeton, Robert Templetop and baby, Mar garet Jean, left Thursday mo-nl :g for Clear Lake, California, f.r u few weeks vacation. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hawkins mo tored to Klamath Falls Tuesday on a business trip. Miss May Ellen Tebbe, daughter of Dr. Fred Tebbe of San Krancisjo, who has been visiting Miss Dorothy Murphy for the past two weeks, left Friday morning for her home. C. W. Murphy, camp superinten dent, early in the spring offered a $25.00 prize for the one havin,-; the best all around yard. The committee who judged these yards was composed of Dr. Will Tohbe and son, Stanley Tebbe, of Weed California, and J. B. Woods, Forest ry Engineer, of Longvlcw, Wash ington. It was a hard matter to award this prize to anyone, as there were at least twelve yards at worthy of notice and showing more than ordinary care and culture. They Judged on the following four points: 1. Beauty use of flowers, vines and shrubs, also screening of stumps, foundations, etc. 2. Util ity Planting and care of gardens of vegetables, berries, etc. 3. Neat ness Care of rock wuls, walks, outbuildings, trash, etc. 4. Com pleteness manner of Improving whole of each lot from street to alley and along division line. After careful study and deliberation the first prljte was awarded to O. O. (Doc) Wlngfleld, who lives at 202 0 street. As all four points seemed to he most competely covered at thiB place. But they commended highly the excellent work and con ditions nt.so many places deserving of special mention. FORT KLAMATH lVtc Oard nud Mill Uolutid, who huvii been employed by Crater Lake National Park service, have none to Yellowstone Park when- they will receive work. Prod liordon and his mother. Mrs. Rmms Gordon, motored to Huckleberry Patch where they will remain Sad DlCI berries fur sale. Mvs. R, k. Loosley and Mrs. Dr, Chillies Price and daughter, Kaih erlne. motored from Montague Tues day tu visit relatives In Kurt Klam ath. They returned to their home Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Ragle and children, MelVIn and Marie, returned from Lake 'I'ahoe. California. When) they spent a three week's vocation. Mrs. B, M, l.eever and daughter, Kern, motored to Klamath Falls Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. L. K. Slscmorc spent an enjoyable Sunday at the Copo Picnic which was held on William son Uiver. K. V, Looaley, who has an Inter est in the Sanitary Market in Klam ath Palls, drove some cattle from the Marsh. .They rested one ntghl ui Fort Klumnth. The next morn ing they moved to Klamath Falls where they were to be butchered. Mr. and Mrs. Stocciunton. who have been visiting relatives here, have returned tu their home In Bend. Jim DlXOn has purchased a new Otdsinobilc Coach. Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Slscinore are spendlug a few days in Medford They took John Wilkinson home. He hns been staying with them ! for the past two weeks. Russell l.eever nnd mother, Mrs. K. M. l.eever. are spendinc, Thurs day in Klamath Kalis letting tin ir oar repaired. Itex Bord, who hns been pastur Hig his J7D0 head of sheep in James Pelton's field, moved them to Sun Creek, on the Vawkey claim so the Peltou pasture could be Irrigated has recently returned them. Mrs. Angle and Miss Esther Jack son, Jessie Davis and Miss Alice Ferguson spent Wednesday after noon swimming at Wlul-ske. Wade Crawford, owner of Silver and Blue Kox Karm on the Crater Lake highway, has recently purchas ed a pair of Herman Shepherd or Police dogs from the Wllsona Ken nels of Rushvile. Indiana. luimo Von Wilsona, the male. Is sired by Imtno Von Dustenbrouk, who Is the best bred shepherd In the world, and for his dam. Hester von tier Jack, the best bred bitch the breed produces. Cleo von Wilsona, the I'cumln, Is sired by Champion Zollo von Hliliplon, noted for his numer ous winnings of excellence, and for her dam, Cleo von liichelnnd, who Is conceded to lie one of the best bitches In all Europe. The tlugp lire black with tan markings and Mr, Crawford thinks they could compete favorably with any ilngn of the same breed in the world as show dogs of what scientific breeding will produce. MT. LAKI tin account of Illness in the homo of Mrs. Charles Muck, t tin Ladles' Aid met Wednesday at the church. ThotO present were Mrs. Van Mov ers. .Mrs. John KoonU, Mrs. B. II. Hamilton. Mrs. Dick Bennett. Mrs. Ivan Ieenbloe, Mrs. BUI Johnson. Mrs. Jess Johnson, Mrs. C. A. HIM, Mrs. Oliver Haley, Mvs. I Haley. Mrs. Harry Booth. Mrs. Otto Wuh. les. Mrs. T. N. Case. Mrs. Alex Cheyue, Mrs. W. M. Cheync. Mrs. Hi D. Morrison. Miss Bene Haley. Miss Olive Hill, Miss Myrtle Butler. The net meeting will be with Mrs. Van stoyors, Mrs. B. II. Hamilton called on .Mrs. Mox Cheyne Nnturduv. Mr. and Mi l. Vera McClellan have returned home from a three weeks' vitiution. Among other places they visited the const and Eugene. C. C. Unlet was In Mt. I.akl Thurs day. ' Mrs. Jay Kalrcio was a Klamath Falls visitor Thursday. Mrs. Jim Stewart called on Mrs. II. 1). Morrison Friday. Get Ready for Fall i Wisdom is More Than Knowledge A Wise Man Knows, Then Acts Every one knows that the Rexall Store Is continually of fering its customers the benefit of the close relation to its mam moth factories. Every one knows that the articles sold under the trade names of Kantleek, Firstald, Cara Nome, Jontcel. Puretest. Rexall, and Symphony are be yond reproach. Every one knows that when the Rexall Store announces a Kactory-to-You Sale that It of fers a big saving In household necessities. 19 39 But 23c Klenzo Denial twine 30c Klenzo Liquid Antiseptic Klenzo Dental C'iciiie and Antiseptic are effi cient agents In keeping Hie tcetli white, the gums healthy and the brentli sweet. It Is the wise man who takes this opportunity to stock up on new H' in or to replenish his used supply. It la the wise man who saves with safely when Htandard goods are offered at special pftcel, You Save With Safety at Your Rexall Drug Store Star Drug Store KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON oAt the PINE TREE in " The Lover of Camilla," which opened yesterday i.it Hie Pine Tree theatre for a two day engagement locul film enthusiasts are uttered crcen entertainment far and away out of t'-te ordinary. This picture Is tie screen ver sion ot the Banna fjbltry play, which was a hit In L ndon, they repealed en BrOadwUy as a David Belasco pro duct!:.)!!. By arrangement with Bo last' i, it was mane Into a Warmer Bros. Classic of the S.reeii. with Monte Blue and Mnrlo Prevo.it heading the cast. These who remember the SacOta Uultry play recall that thoro were twio Debaraui, Terrence "Pat" Moore plays the younger DebuiUu. Marie Prevost portrays the part of Marie Duplcusls, tho Lady ot thu Oamellas. Wlllard Louis plays ItoUlllurd, friend and oJinrudu to thu famous actof. itosa Hosauova. the Russian actress wlio specializes in Toistj; diUmaa, portrays Madame Rubouln, tho woman who predicts such a tragic future for Dcbiirau. Madame Roslta Marstini kl seen In the role ot t'ho icharwomau, who secretly loves Doburuu. Tho purl tf Madome Duhurau, wife of HM actor nnd mother to his b"jy, who later succeeds his father in the pub lic favor, is assumed by Rose Dlone. herself au Idol cf tho French public oAt The LIBERTY Tom M'.x In frills land velvot. brandishing a pearl handled sword nnd Tom Mix In sombroro and chaps, waving a six-gun are hmtheni under the skin. This was firmly, estab lished last night at the Liberty theatre where "Dick T-.trpin," the screen version of the life of the cele brated young English highwayman, opened u (AW) day run. All of the Mix thrtlls, fights, rijces, captures, escapes and broatbloss suspense ate there, plus a colorful, ueuutlful ro mance of tijo Eighteenth Century, CAPS Our slock la compli'tp with nil the newest shapes and shadfes in full enps. $2.50 - $3m - 3.50 nan amai .. t Sweaters lust enough weigh! tu ulFot the chill of the htortl" tags and evenings. Slip-ons, riill-overi nnd Coats. In all iltc good colors. 4.50 to 9.00 It's Blazer Shirt Time VVe have them in Fall weights ami all Imaginable color coftibirintlons. All W'ool nnd sure to keep vmt warm. 6.50 Get The Habit Buy It At Beck's III I I 1 f m '-MWIM I I Wll'" " KLAMATH FALLS -WOODBURNtORC. 517 Main Street "The Stows with a Conscience." Many New Forest Trails Are Built CLINIC AT TOPSY IS BIG SUCCESS One of the most striking luccata es scored by the Klamath county health unit since us establishment in Klamath, took place on Saturday when Dr. (i. S. N'ewsom, county health doctor, accompanied by two county health nurses, Miss Lydln Knckc and Miss 0. II. McClelland, conducted u baby clinic at the Topsy Lumber company camp, Thirty-two children, from Infants up to five years of age, wore ex amined and their parents advised of dofects, both minor and major. Although a clinic has been held at Lamm's Mill, Ihl In the first I that bus oVor boon bold In n log ging community where IhSre was no woman's organisation sponsoring the work. Bulgarian School Cutcbralcs OAJnOyO, Bulgaria. (IP) All ad dress by King Boris was a feature of Iho fiOth anniversary celebration recently of tin' Aprtlot aytnnasla, the first Institution of higher learn lag SotabltSbod iii Bulgaria. The king, who spoke for half it it hour, devoted his remarks to the slgnlflruncn of the event as evidence of the hogtn nlng of llulRnrlitn culture. Nothing seems to spoil a mos quito's appetite. (Special to The Herald) YHKKA, Calif.. Aug. 17. Morn than X7 miles of new trails were built In the Klamath National Cor es!, which is In hc confines of the county lines of Siskiyou, during the federal fiscal year ending June .'in, according to the report Issued this week by Kred D. Doitthltt, super visor in charge. A tabulation of how tho forest officials are opening hundreds of heretofore Inaccessible and yet the finest hunting und fishing regions in tho United Status, shows that two nnd two-tenth miles of road was constructed und !Kt miles main tained during the yearly period nnd that In addition to the 87 miles of new trail, l 1 0.0 miles or trull were maintained. Highway Repair Work Is Started Contractors started laying rock to day on the re-macadamising of tho highway between hero und Algomu, and t ho work will he rushed as rap Idly ns possible. Two niilnlsts met. with mishaps I because, according to slate highway oflfclnls, they neglected to observe Hie warning signs where the repair work Is In progress. All gutOlBtS are urged to drive slowly over places where crews are at work, otherwise there may be serious aeoldentS, lYvTTWtTtir For the Beat in Meats and Salads Purchase them where Convenience, Price and Service counts. Salads Made Fresh Each Day. SINCLAIR MARKET "Let me Serve You" 1125 Main Phone 793
