The Evening herald., July 08, 1927, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
KrM.iV. .Tuly 8. 1027
FOOT. KLAMATH
-MEWS-IS TOLD
Fourth of July Celebration
Great Success in
Merrill
Ralurd.iy morning. Those who rn-'
Joyed the Irlp are Toots Taylor, IiU
I Hrlacoe. Vlnnle Hrlaroe, Pot W'mli-
worth, Mildred Fernuson. Ulllle Gray,
Klumath Agency, Millard Hrlacoo.'
fcI.eo Ferguson. John Solimor. Cllonn
Ferguson and Mr. and Mm. A. U.
.Ik'noHh of Sand Creek.
Mr. and .Mrs. Miles Mulkey and
HAYING IN FULL
T
Improving (ho school
ulliprwlso
bulldlugo.
The two tow bouts of thi I'ui ke t
Hrothrra am quite busy delivering
raft after raft of log to market.
Mlsa Nlluibetb Tower nf Kugene
pent Thursday evening, anil Frlduv
vlHltlng with old fr Inula here, Mlsa
Tower, a dinner resident of this
i. rhiiHr.. .,.. th. r..r.h m si rv- county, la a tmrao In the Kueae
; . . " - .news notes or rarm h,wital
uiauiunu LtIO,
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Youth Looks Over
Bright Lights and
Chooses Home Town
I K. A. Page and J. Pool motored to
j Vnlon Creek the Fourth nnd enjoy-
(Kpevlal To The Herald) I fi, PlcB,! ,un, h w,th Mr- Poo,,
' FORT KLAMATH, July a. Mr. relatlYei. ho wer having a family
and Mr. Miles Mulkey and two r"Io-
children and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Orth and
Nicholson spent Sunday at Diamond children. Jimuiie and Adrian, mo-
Lake fishing. to red to I'nion Creek Sunday and
" Elisabeth Tower, who la'tralnin J5 P' '"".
In the Eugene Hospital, spent ten Mr. and Mrs. Frank Denton's
trict Told by Herald
Correspondent
(Spe-lul To Tin- ll.'ml.l)
KK.S'O. Ore., July 8. Fred Kut-
hospital.
John Arkloy and Nellie lKite.t
motored to Klamath Kails Friday to
spend tho duy.
I Hen nnd l.ola S no v goose, accom
panied by Mls Kllinlieih Tower, mo-
ledge motored to Ashland tho first ,,'r ' Klamath Falls over the
of this week on business. Wordeii-MUlland highway, Friday
A. It. Whims of "Paradise Flat" iornlnr. ' '
motored through this vicinity the Mr. I.yle Gordon of Worden was
last of the week. vlsllr ' the U V, Anderson homo
rs h Nelson and family were Friday evening.
day here with her sister. Mrs. Bert niece, rave uove, or ventral point. vUora !n Klamath Falls on Thura- 1
Gray, later leaving for Klamath Falla 1 here visiting for several weeks. dy. fltlKF PKI'lTY IbU.
where she visited with friends be- Ous Eksman was a visitor in Kla- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kemp and PORTLAND, Ore., July 8.
fore returning to Eugene. math Falls and Ashland Saturday children of California, were visiting John W. Cochran, chief deputy I'nl
Orth Slsemore who has been at- nd Sunday. iwlth friends In Kena on Wednesday, ted Stale internal revenue collect
tending tho University of Washing-, Mr. and Mrs. Vere Smythe of Mrs. D. J. Pnckett and son. Hob- or. is seriously ill at his home herd
ton has returned home for the sum- Modoc Point wero visitors here over ert. Louis Arnold and Jack Kins: with pneumonia. He has been ac
mer months. the Fourth. motored to Klamath Falls on Thurs- tlve in Oregon politics many years.
. Mr. and Mrs. S. It. King's grand- Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Moon and day. -
son of San Francisco. California, li family spent the Fourth at Diamond The hiylng Is In full swing now. ,, , , inn
here spending three months. Lake. the farmers of this locality aro busy
Melvyn Cardwell who has been at- RcglM ration. harvesting their crop aud they are
tending O. A. C. has returned home Those registered at the Fort K!i- expecting plenty of hay.
for the summer months. math Hotel over the 3rd and 4th Captain Dull of Klamath Falls
A group of movie people wero were: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Bay- made a business trip to Keno Thurs
here tor a week taking pictures at singer. Bend, Ore.; Mrs. I. C. Long, day with his boat, (he Buffalo,
the Klamath Hatchery and Crater '- Angeles. Calif.; Miss Long, Los Louts Arnold of Arisons, a broth
Lake. Angeles, Calif.; Miss Kramer. Los er-in-law of Mrs. D. J. Puckett, Is
Mrs. Bessie Bestor and Mrs. Ray Angeles. Calif.; George W. Carson here for s visit with relatives.
Italian were in Chiloquin last nd wife. Eugene. Ore.: Bill Ray-, Improving School.
Wednesday shopping. , mond. Klamath Falls. Ore.; Mr. and) A crew of carpenters and painters
Bark From Trip. I Mrs. L. A. Ford, Stockton. Calif.; are busy building a new wood shed
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Ryan have just August Lambarn. Jr., Falrport. and painting the play shed ani
returned from a three weeks trip Calif.; Glen McGrew, New Pine
to Vancouver. Washington. Creek. Ore.; G. W. Mead. Portland.
L. C. Slsemore and Rollle Brewer Ore.: Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ashpole.
wens In Klamath Falls last Wednes- Medford, Ore.: L. Walters. Redding,
day tin business. Calif.: A. Walters. Redding. Calif.;
.Mrs. Viola Page and Mrs. Wm. A. VT. Wolfe. Redding. Calif.; Mrs.
Page motored to Klamath Falls Laura C. Groves and son. Bikers
Wednesday by the west side of tha field, Calif.; Frank J. Heyd. Liver
Lake, to visit with friends and shop. more. Calif.: John B. Murray, wl'e
- The dance given In the Community and son. Glendsle. Calif.; A. H. Lind
Halt every Thursday night by Hal say and wife. Willows. Calif.: Mr.
Blackburn's Orchestra wss well at- and Mrs.5 A. W. Moon. Portland.
"We Know How"
NEW
CITY LAUNDRY
Phone 154
We call for and deliver
all work.
A trial will convince
E. J. KOLB, Mgr.
BAN FRANCISCO. July . UIM.
l'l In the North Pacific sails a
ship taking a 21-year-old youth,
Mickey Gordon, away from the.
bright tlghta of this metropolis back
to tho lonely trading post ut Icy
Kcvf, near Demarcation Pulnt, "on 1
top of the world." I
Mickey came hero last full on his
first trip to rlvllltatloii. Ills father. I
Tom Gordou. leading clllien of Point
Barrow, wanted his son to sea the
bright lights and then to ihooo
whether he wanted lo spend tils llfu
among the crowds of the states or ,
on tho lonely tundra of the north- '
laud.
And' after eight months of the ;
maddening swirl of the tlty' .Mickey '
made his choice Ho lift" "''
back. It was too lonely 111 Iho cliy
where there were so many people
ho did not know, he snld.
M.WIUII MAX IM'ltl'
PORTLAND.. Ore., July 111 -
The federal grand Jury today re
t u r lied an Indictment against
George W. Morey, postal clerk at
(Herniate, Douglas county, ill iltlln
omliestleiuenl of KH 3i from th
Glendulo post office funds. Tho
offense wna alleged lo huvo been
committed May o.
Glen O. Must was chuigcd with
forging a Culled Ktrtcs treasury
Koto In K Is in nth FalU August 12.
183. .
In his ships luatmoil of shoveling
It. Pulverised rual Is tu be trl,i
mi the steamer Mercer as a posslhlu
cheap substitute fur oil. Coal la
crushed Into tlnst and blown into
fin noci , Uniting as It emerges
from mission. ' (
MPKA1IX4I COAIm -WASHINGTON,
July . (41 l'n
clo tiluu Is thinking uf spraying coal
STAGE
Information to all
points. Call nt
New Stage Depot
Htb aud Klamath Ave,
Phone 326
tended and enjoyed by everyone.
.Ore.; F. H. Thompson, Eugene, Ore.
it EMBOSSING
Wm. Christie, an nncle of Mrs. Ray I
Taylor of the Fort Klamath Hotel.
whft hira lwun vlalllnv hnr. tnr the
'nsst two weeks hss lust returned to ! X
bis home In Fresno, California.
J Mrs. Frank Denton was hosiers '
at her beautiful country home Fri-1
day. Jnly 1. 1927. to the C I. Club. J
The afternoon was a social affair,
the hostess being presented with a
handkerchief shower by the members
of the club and their friends, the
occasion being her birthday. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those present were: Mes
dames Ted Nicholson. R. A. Moon.'
. Bert Gray. C, E. Hoyt. Ray Taylor.
Cbaa."Noah. Geo. Loosley, Kay Loos
ley, J. F. Loosley. Geo. Denton; M. .
E. Brewer. Wm. A. Page. Art Nichols. 1
M. L. Ferguson. O. B. Bunch. Paul
Wampler. Ralph Darling. F. S. Mil-,
ler. F. B. Miller. Wesley Davis. Har
old Bnnch, C. E. Malrs. Gus A. Pago. ;
L. C. Slsemore, Henry Orth. Frank
Denton. Misses Toots Taylor. Lu-, ?
die Garden. Faye Love. Central I
Point. Ore.. Elsie Moon. Lois Loos- j
ley, Barbara Gray.
A. Y. D.
(At Your Door)
TV-
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Industrial Supplies.
THOME 371
Standard Dyer
and Cleaner
Odorless. Cleaning
One-Day Service
Expert Dyeing
1409 Esplanade St
Phone 825
GLASSES
Fyri Euminrd, Fitifxi tnJ th,
CUsm Ground in out on
fattury to tmtt you
iwdntJmj rtqutttmtnn.
Broken Lenset Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
TOO MAIN STRggr
P
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Phone 522
12S2 T Klamath
G
Is5
Klamath Printing Co.
Masters Del-' .
bcrt Denton, Donald Gray. J!mmie
Wampler, Wesley Davis, Jr.
Fishing Trip.
Vern Cottrell. . Chick Zumbrnmn
and "Slick" Hankin were at Dia
mond Lake last Tuesday fishing.
Mr. snd Mrs. D. Lawton of Pint
.Ridge. Oregon, and Mrs. C. E. Hoyt
of Fort Klamath, left Saturday for
Rogue River Valley to spend the
Fourth with relatives and friends.
- A large crowd of young folks en
Joyed the Fourth of July celebration
at Diamond Lake leaving here
431 Main St.
CLEANING
PRESSING
Work called for and
delivered.
Klamath Cleaning -&
Dye Work
Phono 40.
'Beside the brook
I've learned to look.
For grasses green. J
ana ciover
"I might have guessed
"fou'd want the best
You're an Alpine cow
all over
i i
i i
Purest milk . . .
witK cream in every drop
-'TO" can't buy a better, purer, more deli'
AVX cious milk than Alpine or a safer milk
to use!
Finest tuli-crcam milk rigidly tested nothing
. .. added nothing tikin away but more than half
the water.' Doubly rich with cream in every drop.
Keeps pure and fresh indefinitely in its sterilized
- air-tight container.
Improves cooking saves butter, too. Makes
coffee more delicious. Yet costs less than ordinary
milk. Git Alpine today.
Klamath County. ,
Chamber of Commerce
EXCURSION
JULY 12th :
to Sacramento and San Francisco
In the interest of working up cooperation for the
building of a connecting highway from Weed to
Klamath Falls.
Fare $15
Return Ticket
Limited to 10 Days.
EVERYONE WELCOME!
For information regarding fares, schedule, etc.,
Call or Phone
J. J. MILLER, Dis. Frgt. & Pass. Agt., Phone 709
Hopka Bldg.
S. R. EERRY, Agt., Phone 159, Depot
Southern Pacific Lines
. and - -
kla:.:at:i ccu::tv chamber of commerce,
. Phone 555
Veronica
jgi Reducing UYtghi
Ala avetcrCheal fc
fkvaltlaoa ( tk
High BlooJ Pri
Acid Coadllleat
Kldoe. Lltt mi
Bladder Takl
Ia4liiia
C a 1 1 y I
Star Drue Co.
STAGES
To all points on the Pacific Coast
999 Is The Telephone Number
615 Main street is
the Terminal Depot
Special reduced rates:
Medford. $3.10; round trip $5.60
Ashland, $2.55; round trip $4.60
Portland, one way $10.05
The stages that have served you
efficiently for many years.
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One of the best things about ice is its abundance. You
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