SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1928
THE KI.AMATTI HTTTT. KLAMATH FAI LS. OREGON
PAGETHKEE
: m 1 ,
Mainly About People
i.
LEAVING lll'XT
ii. n liollleter, Brnwl Prultt, Rob
ert Prultt, Howard and Mo Prultt
and v. i''. Putarbeugb are Iwrini
early tomorrow tnoruliig on a door
bunt. pluiinliig to (0 Into tb'i Lting
oll Valley oountyy,
f
Are You A Salesman
For Klamath Falls?
To thr ItlOtUM l tht dink of MttHPi tin' Htimt-HN of "Very
nnw uvu, lnnUoDi hnproVtmmt. The pewtpteri of u
opftununll) 'I1' in miii ri orsanlsftUon tor m-iiiiik th
mk. uomantoua imixiufiitin of community. ,'mi Ultra
(ft it fiirtur tti i;k ti t'rrn in itn 1 1 y (Inn Iflln tt pirirml, til
LbntUstWi i:it"i i In I fun ahntit Klumniti Fa 11m
That Is You
Tliut "Von" n -vury mtmwi wtio liven, mnkvu tln-lr IIvIiik.
in Uifi oonai unity, if you tro tbibiiabutlcally InttrUKl
in Improrlni KtnipnUi folli you win toll in tpoktn word
(o rUltOTl W w rlt i i-ii woitl lo frloml you will bo u
Mlotnnu for tbt Mttbrmoni or Kin nun h Knii You ran
Im it bottur produttlBi Mlatittti tor tin community by
your poYMonnJi "lno-re IflUiroM d')uintrittd io your u
i it ii I ii t n it ' ' i " .
Do Yon Know?
where 10 buy the mot,i lit stylo, moil In iiuullty. moil in
service, for the lOwM money in Klamath county? The
Golden lluli In llii- plurc, according lo approximately 75
pti '"in or too ehopptng mill buying public.
K. OS1 C INITIATION
i.orui Knight or coiominii Leaidiig
For l.nlu'Vli'W
Dan crump or tug Lamm Lumber
company, Bernard wiiih and B. w.
Hooted b'fi today for Lekeeiont
where Ho y will attend the latlaUon
or ii olaat, wbtob win take place
tomorrow Into Ihu order of tin
Knights of Ooluuibu.
Till: WKATIUIR
Tbo OyeloMnrmagrapb ut Under
VOOd'a Pharmacy hum- Mutt buro-
matrlo obiuUttona imvc ohnnged but
slightly since la;;:, report, Imlica-
iioim favor n fin': lay Uwwro,
Forecast f,,r next 24 hours:
Kivir wli.li moderate 'temperature:.
Tin' Tyco roi yrdlng thermometer
roglgtered maximum ami minimum
temperatures todao ai DoMowa;
High 74 Low 48
V. H. lyVeaHior Beport
(iegin: Generally cloudy with
iiKHlornUi temperature t, night an I
Sunday. Gentle nl and norlOiweiil
wIikIh.
lilNOBRX (;iltl,H IIXTKIITAIV
Tim MIdm-ii CblOTar ami Margue
rllii l.imlni-y complimented Freddie
BlebS lam eronlni with a danclnic
parly. A Irftfa niunher of the
younger Ml were In attendance.
IX I- It tit ItOt KV I'OINT
I AmoiiK tb'i vIhIioi'k her'; today j
from ROcky I'olnt Ih Mm. It. J.
Jewier. who Ih transacting btidlfleai j
, matter.
JI.K U I..U KKTl'Bm
Qordon Macaulay returned lam
VelllllK from II Weeg'H lr, t K.-ut-
MIMK HTKVKNHOV
MUh -na BterefflOn iu pending
the week -end in Klamath FallM vIh
iting with (rlenda from her borne
at Malin.
He
.U)DO- POlST VIHITOIt
Mra. W. if. Ilourk Ik rllltinif with
and a munli-i- of other coast friends and doinK fall abopplag In
COOKJCO 1 (ion h.m.k
Liu II on or JSpiacppaJ (ullil to Hold
Hule on kfadtMiaday joitleg. Mr. Macaulay made the trip!1'"' '"' today from her home at
The ladlet of the Bplaoopal QnUdula bin new Hnpmoblle. i Modoc Pplnt.
will hold a cooked food Male on
next Wcilm ; day i.l Mlller'n Market, j hKAVSHO TOMORROW MEBRIIily RAXCHRR
'I'll" money derived from the mile II. 1). O'Connor, one of the well
io lie need for tin- purobaaing of a1. known rancliern of the Merrill coun-
Mr. anil Mm. A. W. Hti vena are
nli.no Mr, J II Mrn Mr,- , """""""" r a weeK ll uni- ,
C. kaaley and Mm. a. ii. Morriaon Wrlp liHtolo country 4arluab.
nr.. In'charge of ,., ale. Oregon. They ex t to pack hack
nit" He- mountains tor deer hunt-
Will You Help?
i.wi;vii;u I'UIXOB
Ban Lane trnnMacteil hu Hi iicmh here i
at Tboraday from Ma borne In
LakoTlow, returning ihin noon.
ItAt K TO I.OS A(;i:i,KS ..
Mm. C. II. BaaitiO haH returned
to i, u Angalei afur rbritlng here
ill paal two dayn with Dr. and Mrn.
tteorgu i. wriKht. Mr. Beattio, who
a tan waa a guaat at tin. Wrlgbi bome
left ur die north where be i (hief
engineer of oonatruction for the
rlouihern Paeifla on the Natron cut
off work. Mm. iBngtHfi relurned lo
I. "t Angeles in order to cuter their
ton. Clay, In hiRh school.
ing.
IN KASTI-:i(N I'AItT HI-' STATi:
K. Iltinli nhroo! . Hill Nitehelm
and Heine Fouler an- oapeotod home
tonight fr mi u week's bunting trip
In I'm t it fern pari of Pile stale.
try. Is in from his ranch today on
business matters. i
Miss WELCH HBBB
Miss Willctta Welch is among
the Bonanza residents in the city
today shopping.
PROM PORT KI.AMATII
Mm. B. L. Loevet and daughter,
Fern, of Fort Klamath, are shop
ping in the city today.
Ill viivt; por DREB
I, oral Men Pack Hack Into Ik
Booh Country,
isle
C. J.
In Other wok' thO Qoldeil Utile is nlwttys an i, t ), i i . 1 1
alftaman for Klamatb Falls mid Klnmath county ami
in aalling tne enthualaatiQ idea ami fact or a better Blent"
mil Fulls and Klamath Ooun(V w are , . : 1 1 1 lOmethlDi
Ihnt will lie a .rnl It to you.
That ii lofical. it i' true. Let's ail become Mieetnen fr
a in ner, bigger, Klamath Kails.
Btylee-at-a-Price, With wnaiiiy Apparent
.Mits. BIUCPHBRO xlsrrixi; sox
Mrs. 11. M. Shepherd, mother of
Karl Shepherd, is rlaltinR In the city
over the week , nil from her home
in A liland.
PROM HKXI
DitKiin and HukIi Dugan
(,'harlea Blitekman, .lohn Walkun. of r.'-mi are among the week-end
Hans Hanson ami Jimmy Iiaunher-1 visitors here on business and pleas
ty left ysterday afternoon for the ure.
Beeaie Rook Biecfc country, where!
they will pack back about nine mlles;f) RL,, R
fro:a tlf Seven Mile Hanger station, 7
to hunt deer. They expect to be
gone in the neighborhood of ten
days.
MBDFOBD BUSrXESS M.VX
Max Oe Bauer, ouslness man of
Med ford, connected with the Valley
Candy company, U tgeutUdiOtSna, busl
Beaa In Hie city today.
KLAMA1M
FALLS
AT10H
y ii
To MKCT XL.vr ti'Fsdav paal ten days, ure returning to tin
Th" Parent Teachers Association city tomorrow. Miss Hope will al-
ol th" .Mills school will Hold tiieir ,,.,,,1 h, .h,, ,h(, ,,, ,h(H w
(iral regular meetlni of the school
months at Hie ICbOol on next Tin s-
day afternoon at two o'clock'
tel.
visit BBBR BNROCTB llo.MK
Mr. and Mrs. It. Linaiirn and
Mrs, F. M. Sparks or San Francisco,
who have been spending the past
week at Crater Lake, uro visiting
here today, enroute to their southern
home. They plan to leave Sunday
morning. In romliiK down from
Crater Lake they had the misfor
tune or breaking their oar, and
were towed for several miles.
I.KIT TOII.W
Dr. and Mrs. .1. V. II. Smith of Al-
i blon, Nebraska, who have been the
bouse quests of Mr. and Mrs. H. L.
Hardehbrdok lefl this morning for
their home.
BBTCBNINB si'X'D.W
Mr, and Mrs. .1, A. Cordon, who
have been In Suit frtneleeo for th"
TO .VI'TLXI) BOUWDCF
(lien Jester and C. B, BrOWU are
tea ring Sunday morning for Pendle
ton whore liny will intend the
Roundup.
OVKIt WBRfe-RND VISITORS,
foe Miller. W. Phillips. W. E.
Belts and Joe Lambert, all of Tort
laud, are here for the week-end on
a combined bueineei and pleasure
trip.
Sold to Miller
Virginia Valli stars in
"In Every Woman's Life"
A capable cast assists Miss Valli in making this
a very interesting picture.
Special : We will show the 0. A. C. pictures
taken at Corvallis. If you -haw jever been to
college, ever expect to go or to send your child
ren, don't fail to see
"The Old Grad Comes Back"
Sunday and Monday
The Sheik Is Dead! Long Live
"The Spaniard"
"The Spaniard" is the 1925 model Sheik more
fascinating more colorful ! One of the big
Paramount pictures of the year.
Next Week
See the Giant Dinosaur crashing down the
the streets of London in
"The Lost World"
Made for your Amazement !
BUSINESS TRIP
it. D. Benson of Medford, who
tniikes frequent visits here from the
valley city, is spending the week
end here.
VISIT BERB KXROl'TK
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Howard of
Reno, Nevada, left for the north
this morning, enroute to their
home, after visiting in California
ami Southern Oregon.
to
BISHOP RKMlXtiTOX TO ARRIVE
Btahop W. 1'. Remington is ex
pected lo urrlve In the city on next
Tuesday. Plana for the new Blpte-
rojuil oilmen will be made aome llnio
during the coming wen.
aiao bib 'ioi rjij;
Our Chief Ambition
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everywhere.
When you buy tires of us, you are
buying more than that.
You are buying our desire to serve
you whenever you need tire inform
ation, tire advice, tire service.
We believe that in RACINE Tires we
offer you the best possible tire value.
We are equally ambitious to offer you
the best possible dealer cooperation.
Rac i n-e ssff Times
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230 Main
Phone 294-J
ItKTCRX TO SCHOOL
Vnnit)' Athletes on Way Hack
School at Kitgcuc
A summer of work and recrcatiiwi
behind llieni. four Cniversity of
Oregon students have left Klamatlr
Falls for Bugene where they will
register and resume their studies.
The four young men ure Fred West,
Vanity baseball player; Herbert
Powell, football player: Jerry Ex
tra, who has been active in Varsity
tract activities and Laird McCor
maek. Laird MeCormack will not
return to the 1'uiversity it is under
stood but will join his father in
Tacomii who is secretary of the I "winning animal.
Weyerhaeuser Timber company. All
four young men ure close friends of
JAmes Manning of this city and
members of the same fraternity that
he belougs to. Phi Kappa PsL
Are you going to be one of the
families to Velebrate the demise of
KdKcdalc Villager. the purebred
Shorthorn steer, raised by young
Don West and Tom Walters Jr..
which was sold at public auction
at the county fair last Friday morn
ing' lu line with the custom of
larger shows, the prize baby beef
was sold to the highest bidder and
Miller's Market took the fat little
steer at a top price of 17c per
pound on the hoof. They report
that the splendid handling and feed
which the youngster received in his
pruning for the county fair enabled
them to dress" this carcass at much
less loss than the usual run of beef.
Young West and Watters entered
their animal not only in boys' club
work in the beef calf project, but in
open competition with several other
prime young steers, bulls and heif
ers, including thot:e of Frank Mc
cormick. Jr., Frank Grabs and the
famous visiting Mountcrest herd.
Many special dinners arc being
arranged since Miller's market an
nounced tbo salo of this special
prize steer and what more tempting
than a hot, flaky Klamath Netted
Cem potato and a thick, juicy por
terhouse formerly kuown as Edge
dnlo Villager? Miller's report a
brisk run of advance orders, but
even late comers may find con
tentment with a crisp baited brisket
or savory beef stew from the prize
KKMOOKLIXU MOK'S STORK
Xew Enreacfa Ivory Fixtures To He
Installed Tomorrow
With tbo opening of Moe's store
on .Monday, the patrons of the shop
will find the ready-to-wear depart
mont completely remodeled. New
French Ivory fixtures, including
dressing rooms, fitting rooms and
stock rooms will he installed over
tbo week-end. This new arrange
ment will do away with the dress
racks, which have previously been
In the alales of the store and will
allow a clear view to the back of
the store.
MAUN VISITOR
Mrs. C. Kirkpatrick is shopping j
In Klamath Falls today from her
home near Malln. . 1
PROM XKAR DORR1S
Miss Winnie Grizzle with her.
mother, arrived in tho city this af
ternoon from the Kesterson school
where she Is tenching this year and
is planning lo spend over Sunday
here with friends.
TKACIIKU AT PLKVXA
Miss iMnile iMunson, teacher nt
I'levna is among tho week-end vis
itors in Klnmtith Falls.
x.'OIXti TO t'lHLOOl'IX
Jimmy Lear and (ja.nl I. WlBls are
immuring to ('hiliKiulu , tomorrow
morning waw'ty nrdan to apond
the day vMHng with Mortimer Lou.
Fur Manufacturer
Coat Remodeling
MRS. WM. BESSLER
Furrier
025 Washington
Bet. Sixth mid Seventh
All work 30 to BO per cent
less than any fur house In
Klamath. Work guaranteed.
MORTON l"olim1
rRAsoNBLEi HOSPITAL
Our expert doctors aatd ntirgeons
xcrllent food and quiet surroumJiiiKS
brlnff you mil Iwm.th.
10B5 PIHB 9T., rWAHCIBCO
MJh LIBERTY
Another Striking Western Pictur
"Vic Dyson Pays"
Sunday and Monday
Milton Sills in
"The Knockout"
In Every Way It's a Knock-Out !
Filmed in Canada with the complete aid ofifthe
government it's a picture of the big timber
country. If you liked Milton Sills in "The Sea
Wolf" see him in this romance of the wilderness.
Ben Dey Wants
Coos Bay Help
In Rail Scrap
S. P. Representative
Appears Before Bus
iness Men
MARSHFIELl), Oro., Sopt. 12.
The support of ( oos Day In the car
rying out ot the Southern Pacific,
building program of tho east-west
project, in which the company is
spending $:IS,000,000, and which is
said to prove of benefit to Coos Day
In tho reduction of the eastern
route by 230 miles and only pos
sible by the exclusion of other lines
in . Southern Oregon, was urged at
a luncheon yesterday to state busi
nessmen of Marshfield and North
Itend by Southern Pacific officials.
Ben C. Dey, general couusel of
the Southern Pacific lines, presented
the plan of the road in the building
program and the reasons why the
Oregon Trunk, line should not be
permitted by the I. C. C. to bujlti
from llend south to Klnmath Falls,
thiiB dividing the traffic, all of
which Southern Pacific Officiate
claim Is needed by tho Southern Pa
cific In order to carry out Its pro
gram. Tho plan of R. H. Corey to force
tho Union Pacific to buljd a lino
directly east through the. deserts and
unproductive territory was assaUcd.J
by Dey as an idle dream. However,
said, grantihg that florey's plan
1 feasible, it would tak ten years
litigation lo force .such a lino.
AVE -with
AFETY
1
DRUGSTORE
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
When the bell rings for
school to open, lie sure your
children ure ready to' ragtime
tho class work. ,
Here yon inn buy pencils,
fountain pens stuck pons,
memo books, erasers, rulers,
ink. paste, albums', pencil
sharpeners ami school tablets.
Every item Is of good quality
and at a big saving. I
The children are ban friends
ami know that school supplies
purchased from hero will give
them service.
Come in and no,, our assort
ment of needs for sohool. It
will make you wish you were
ti kid again.
Star Drug Store
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORKGON