The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 26, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPago Six EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Monday, October 2C, 1928 Mainly About People Great 10-Day FUR SALE Note Prices Below See Our Windows This is the grcfttvtl display "f w Coats, Cupoi iul , J&cquottci evT ihown in Klamath Palls, Get Your Fur Coat for Winter NOW. Luskin Sdal coal '1H indie.; long $98.50 Luskin Seal coal, mink collar and $115.00 Heaveri'tlx' Jacqqette $72.50 Luskin Seal coat squirrel collar and cuffs $135.00 Sable niuskrat coat with fox collar $215.00 Sable tuuskrat coal, crepe lined . $148.50 Leopardine Jucipiettc $75.00 Mar Mink Jecquctte $145.00 Hlue Squirrel Jacquette $350.00 French Seal coat, fitch trimmed $350.00 Cooney Cape $40.00 Cooney Cape $65.00 Mink Cape $125.00 Gray Squirrel Coat $750.00 These prices arc unbeatable This sale will close Saturday, Nov. 7th. Northern 810 Main St. The Washington Cafe ' tba moit popular eating place Id Kl&msth Full! tndsr "There's a Reason" TOU CAN EAT BETTER FOR LESS AMERICAN AMI CHINESE DISHES ISO Booth Hlith Woe Bblug. Prop. PUTS-SORES 1 Cleanse thoroughly ihcn, aajv U'ltlitMit ruuPing, '. i ly V CKS V A PORUB O r 17 t lil', Jot i UMil i tarly IH)KT Oi l 'ICK HOCUS Dntll certain flxturea arrive in the eiiy, the pottoftlfe will open at elKht o'clock In the Uornlni and oom at 1:41 In th" eveiiliiK. wan t hn annoiiucemenl of Pun t ntujil ir Mr- call today, Until the ((store ar rive there will hi. no way of pro tertlm: the inallH and for thin rea aPB people wlxhltlK to 0t into the poMofflce at nlKht munt do no he fore the above pitted hour. Protect Your Car W illi side curtains and auto tups and repairing, Besi Service ;u Connolly Bros. 918 Main Reliable Crank case fdrvjee and General and Firestone TirCS y1' any where. Klamath Tire i House "Cap" Oalklni Klamath Ave. & 6th St. Flrostono, Oonerul and Oldflold Tires. Fur Shop Phone 374-J GROUND UKOKBN TOHAV Dndor tbe direction of Arthur 01 on, Kciieral contractor for the new buildtna which in beloi oracted bj (i. I). Orir.le en the cuincr of Main and RleVOtttb, the excavutliiK wort wiih aiiirli'd this i.i.c HXVBCfrHD UOMJ3 Mrs. M. K. LtiCM and little I0D are expected back from Portland thin week, where they have been vIsliInK (or the past (ortntfht with retatlvee mid trlonda, I.AKICVICW VIS1TOU Kenneth I.. Colirln of I.akevlow ipenl the week-end holiday IP Klam ath Kails with friends. MItS. N'OltltlS AWAV I Mrs, DOOla NorriH left Sundtiy tor Portland, where she will spend sever- ul days with friends until the latti r purl of the week. While In .he north ern city she will visit the markets In Hie Interests Of her work with Moe's shop, she was accompanied as far nH Medford with Mr. and Mrs. B, V.. Hayes, Miss Wynin Brother Ion and Harvey Ayers. Miss GRISSKIiH RESIGNS Miss Winnie Grizzle, teacher of the county school lit Kestersun s mill al I he ores! of Topsy graddi has handed In her reslRiiatlon bO" cause of ill health. Mi drizzle's successor has been selected, the county school superintendent's of fice said (odiiy. Mnc.U'l.EV RETURNS After transacting business matters in DUgene and Medford for the past few days, Gordon MaoAuley return od to tbu city last uveulug. THK WEATHER i Tlii- Cycle Kl orimtK rn iih ul I'nil wood's Pharmacy reglsl rod a slight I iUh In barometric pressure during (in- I'uriy houn Oiin morning buini DOOJI III' tVOdAAcy wuh downwind. Knrcriisl for m-xl 21 hours: (..(rally fnlr lint villi om" cloudlneei, Moderate temperature . Tim Tycos recording thcrij.oui"t.-i-! registered maximum and mini in u id .temperaturei lofjay eg follows: I High 01; low 29. f IT, H. Weather Report Oregon - Oenorally cloudy with mo'i.-iiif" temperature tonight and Tuesday. Mailt i.ouihirly wind, oot.n mini;: 'Anybody round bard know how oiw Ala u iii lii i ii k claim?" u win It. ('. Hplnk. Justice of tba paico ul Chlloqnln inlkliiK In t hi: county Blark'l oiricu this morning. At the mention of Kohl, hum pricked UP mill there wiih n general movement 1 1, wu rd HU magistrate. "Yen. (Old' I ho J, of Pi repeat t. "I want to itgka out a claim mi a mountain in Jiii-Hkou county t hitt assayed lit 600 a tun. Ii In copper, (fold and silver, and ii li ilch." Mls.MITH '" ' B!H Mini W. Koajnllh of tkt, California Oregon power couipuny returned la ii ni. iii from Band and Portland s-hen ha., boon for Hi" pant two pooka .... a combined bualneni ami pIcaHui'o Irlp. lli reports puliltci to It" bUXXlQg in I'urtltind, with noHtl duns flocking lh! vurloiiH bote) Ipb- blos. AT eagle RIDGE tavern A party of local people Including; Mr. and Mm. Clyde Davis, Mr. an I Mrs. V. .udow, Minn Joan McDon ald, Mian Alice Owens. Mrs. Lucille McMillan, Dun Crump and Paul Foster, motored 10 Eegle Eldg" Tavern on Saturday evening for t rank-end party at the Tavern. They riitinieil home la-t evening. Mr. Mc Millan expects to return from the Tavern on Wednesday to remain In the city for the winter months. Mlts. IOXBS RETURNS Mm. Wilbur Jones and Hon Wll hur. Jr., returned Inst ev. nine, from a week'M visit with reliMlves In Met!' ford and PhoeniX. In Medford tin v visited at the home of Mrs. Jones' sister. Mm. K. h. Taylor, and ul Pheenlx with another (later, Mr.. .1. M. Kader. Attorney and Mrs. Dm Newberry accompanied them hem.1 lost evonlng, returnloi to their home In the valley late last iilsht. VISITS RELATIVES it. l). liofherRer motored to Med lord BbndCy where he spent the day the uest of hla aunt and uncle, Mr, and Mm. J. J. Stellar. He re turned to Klamath Kails lust 0TO-nltiK- WEEK EM VISIT Thomax Cook and O. R. Kluth of PXunlna motored In to Klamath Kails on Baturday evening, ipendlng (be week-end here vlaUtng villi friends. They returned home this morning. HEMtV HAAS LEAVING Henry Haas is Leaving In the inom Iiik for Portland where be will en ter business. He recently returned from Sun Francisco whore Tie visited With friends for several weeks. Dur ing the pnst two weeks he has been assisting ui Bugarman's during their sale. IN THE VAI.I.EY Mr, and Mrs. Marlon Hanks and Mr. and Mrs. I). N. Clemens spent Hie week end In Ashland visiting with friends. FROM PORT KLAMATH Mr. and Mrs. 11. 11. Loosley spent the day li!i Klamath Kalis from' their home nl Fort Klamath, RHBPHBRDS AT MRDFORD Mr. and Mrs. Earl Shepherd spent Sunday in Medford returning home lain last evening. LOCAL GIRLS AT MRDFORD Tim Misses Connie Crystal) Ruth tilndsey anil Inez. Jenkins spent Sun day in Medford visiting with friends, They returned home last evening. PI CKETT IN CITY D. J. Puckelt. well known resident of the Rooky Point country, is trans acting business niatters in the blty today. WORD FROM DIE CASPER In n letter which Mrs. (leer;,. Casper recently had from Dr. Cas per, who was called to Cyprus. Illi nois, by the serious Illness of bis falher, he expresses hope that the elderly mini will recover. He has taken him to Mayo lirothcra at Rochester lor medical uUculluji. C' GIRLS ItC'lT UN The Misses Martha and Jo Opp returned Hnturdny from Koutbern Cnlirornla where ihey have spent a delightful two w. cks vacation with relative! and fri. diIm. Mlu Jo re sumed her position with the Klrnt .Vailonul hunk lh: morning and Miss Martha with Lor' u. Co. HOOD RIVEIt VISITORS ' Mr. udd Mrs. 1 c. Mlllwcll and Mr. mid Mm. J. .'!. Jones of Hood River enjoyed Hi week-end visiting hi Klamath Fills. They returned borne by motor this afternoon. FROM Bl'GK.N'E Edwin A. Con a in. and Ernest I.. Couunt, both of Uugene, arrived In the city Sunday for u brief business and pleasurd trip. MOTOR TO MEDTORD Mr. and Mrs. C. r. DeLap and Mr. anil Mrs. Jack Deal enjoyed a motor Irlp to Medford .Sunday. They left Klamath Kallu Sunday morning, ar riving In Medford for luncheon. Typhoid Epidemic Claims First Victim Kuvugoa of typhoid fever pro.- fatal at 7 a. m. today to Mrs. Lilly i Batolla Twombly. who died nt the Twombly home, 2138 Orchard ave nue. Hfter an illness of 34 days. Mrs. Twombly Is the first victim of a small typhoid epidemie Hint broke out In Klamatb Falls over a month ngo. She Is survived by hr husband, Percy Twombly, who Is em ployed at tho Klamath Superior laundry, and an eight year old daughter, Funeral Rcrrlces will h an nounced tomorrow. STl'DKXTS SUSPENDED SALEM, Ore.. Oct. 20.- Twelve boys intending Hi" local high school wera this morning suspended for be longing to an organisation which school authorities declare to be a Secret society. Most of us are mad at the world Just because there aren't enough' first prizes for all of us to have one. TS your eyesight as good as th other fellow's? Is your atten tion constantly called to the fact that your vision Is not up to par? You need our expert examination and advice. ,Dr. H. J. Winters Epyestght SpeciuIiSt Klamath Falls, Ore. We grind our own glasses. , v "grave dangers of phys tf"w ills lay the p.tih of X "i nvix.nrnrinkaHnnI inn' SAVE-i SAFETY DRUGSTORE I 'JJ'v H,'-; w vniiieS' . - t'i .. ' ';i..:.',': ,r ' x sartor rtii- Tlr- -evT Itispure 'Jw'vA Castor Oil I. . .. ,' A i itltov.t tasto s ' . : J but widtthe 25?Sottlc Star Drug Store Wto ffoxa.& Drag .Von KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON KERNS HERE ON VISIT Mr. and Mrs. George K. Barat, former well known renldenls of Klumulh Kails, now living in Oak land, California, arrived In the elty Saturdny evening for a fortnight's visit with relatives and their many friends. Today they are vlsliing villi Hie Ii. B. Kerns family at Keno and will vlr.it In Klamatb Falls, the guests of Mr. Kerns' sister. Mm. :. II. Ray. Mr. Kerns still holds extensive Inter (Is her". At tbe present time they are. building a beautiful new home in the Pied mont resldetlUal section at Oakland. DINNER TOMORROW EVENING Honoring the Past Matrons and the Past Patrons, tbe Aloha chap ter of the Eastern Stnr are being hostesses with it 0:30 dinner at the Masonic Hall tomorrow evening. T) this dinner all past matrons and past patrons are cardinally invited. MRS. WELLS RETt K.NS After visiting iii Klnmalh Falls for several weeks at the home of her son. .1. Percy Wells, and the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Ackley. 1 1 Mrs. Emma Wells returned to her home in Ashland Sunday. She was j accompanied home by Mr. and Mrs. Ackley and Mr. and Mrs. Wells. AT ASHLAND Mr. and .Mrs. K. ('. Stueky spent Sunday in Ashland. At noon they enjoyed a picnic lunch in the beau tiful park. Tbey returned home last evening. SCHOOL BOARD TONKHI!' A special meeting of the school hoard has been called for 7:30 tiii evening at which time the board will consider equipment for the new Fremont School building. TODAY'S REGISTRATIONS J. B. Doliul, San Francisco, Verne A. Fagin. Ixjs Angeles, and J. Qi Weard of Woodland. California, were tho few foreign tourists who regis tered at the chamber of commerce office today. MR. AND MRS. PERRY Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Perry sput the week tend at the Clrant Nolson narue near Ke-no. Sunday Gvening Mr. and Mrs. S. Abbot and ML;s Jean Perry motored to the Nelson ranch home to bring Miss Pcrry'j parents back to the city. Sunday Mr. Perry enjoyed a China pheas ant hunt. VISITING sons Mrs. C. A. Collier and dauffhter. Miss Dorothy, are here from their home at Eugene for a visit with Mrs. Collier's sons. A. M. Collier and Alfred P. Collier. They are now stopping at the Alfred Collier homo. Tluvy will remain in the city- for about two weeks. GIVING CARD PARTY The ladies of St. Mary's Altar societv are civinc a card party and ; old fashioned dancing party on Wed nesday at the old Griffith plaCU on the old Merrill road, 13 miles out from the city. ' HUNTING IX 'ALLEY Coorge Fife and K. Amickc of the Falls Mercantile store spent Snnday down the valley on a hunt ing trip. They returned with th, limit in pheasant. PAST MATRON'S CLUB Mrs. H. W. Bathiau..- aud -Mr.;. C. L. Harvey will be hjstcssera on Kriday afternoon at tho home of Mrs. Bathiany to t'.io members of tho Past Matrons club of Aloha chapter. The guests will gather at j the Bathiany home at the hour Of 2:30. NORTHERN VISITORS A. E. Kruse. C. D. Frar.er. R. A. Cray. W. E. Bliss. Robert Woods, E. j C. Wardell and J. J. Lewis all reg-j Isterlng from Portland at the hotel White Pelican, arrived in tho elty Suttday. ATTENDING BUSINESS A. B. Davis of t i rants Pass ,i- rived here Sunday for the pnriX) of transacting business. RAY WARNER IN VALLEY I Rny Warner motored to Medford Sunday morning and returned home ! via Crater Lake last evening. WITH MRS. COPER Mtb. W. II. Cofer will be hostess to the Happy Hour club at her home on Alameda street tomorrow after noon. FROM INDEPENDENCE R. L. Kiilliinder. J. E. Lapp and A. L. Rultahder of Independence are visiting in the city today. i '"'-sSfa ,,-11- - -..ijii Big Special Attraction King's 1925 Revue Snappy girls and clever men in dances and songs here is a number worth while. Our excellent feature "The Half Way Girl" will also be shown King's Revue will be shown twice each evening at 7:15 and 9:15. Admission prices Children Adults Lodges igT liberty Final showing tonight of Zanc (ircv'.i dramatic novel, "The Rainbow trail" starring the great Tom Mix Tuesday and Wednesday double 'Dill with two absolutely different types of pictures Sot-icjly and Western, "The Marriage Market" and "The Double X" EE'l l i.-N Tt own Mr. and .Mrs. ti. A, Hollwel! and Junior returned to their home in grorlUe 'Sunday after visiting for several weeks with Mrs. Holiwellnj patents. Mr. and Mrs. Gvoro Chas-I tain of Chiloquln. In returning home j they motored to Crater Lake ami ! out the Medford entrance. EX-OIP DRINKS Robert M. Good, former North I Bend policeman, was arrested in North Bend at 10 o'clock last eve ning by Chief P. It. Jackson ou ii charge of being drunk and disorder ly. He iwas fined $20 this morning by C. E. May bee, piltce Judge. Marshfield News. CAR LOAD Sulphur Just Received from San Francisco This is a commercial grade of sulfur for use on alfalfa. The price will be as follows, as lone; as the stock lasts: In Sack Lots. 1 10 th, per sack .'. $3.00 1000 lb v .$24.75 In ton lots, per ton $45.00 Don't delay your orders on . this as the earlier the sulfur is applied the better the results for the fol lowing year. J. W. Moline Farm Implements, Cream Separators, Milking Mach- ines, Fencing, Hay, Grain, Feed and Seeds 1303 South Sixth Street ; j Phone 557-J , ::x ' jj r Klamath Falls, Oregon a 25 cents 50, cents -. 65 cents I NEW YORK The Rev. Norjian Thomas, socialist candidate for may-,, or, regards American aviators who bomlj .Moroccans as "plain murder- The Walton Wright Co. for INSURANCE Fire, Automobile, Casualty Phone 643W KERNS Distributor