The Evening herald., July 16, 1927, Page 3, Image 3

Saturday, July 1(1, 11127.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
11RIEF NEWS OF KLAMATH
Items of Interest Concerning Residents of the Great Klamath Basin. If You Have
News for This Department. Your Cuurtety In Calling 88 Will lie Appreciated
AllMlIU ln HM- llll. IMrnlr T.hIih .
Wilbur ll.iutira tlniiilit Whll- Thiv unnuitl ! nl.- i.r llm ranlim'.
I'iiiImk for Convention.
.Mr, iinl Mm. lioorK" l!:irih plan
Him rmiii'lifo Ylaitora
1 ho Miaaea ..'Ma Murphy and
A I ii in I'll a Hall or Kaeruinento are
j 111" houaa Vuesla of Mra. A. Iluwn
' n ml MIm Kvelyn lltl. On Krlilay
' evening ll' vlal'ora worn enlitr
tiiliierl with a thiatr party at Hi
I'lne Trea.
HnrlHtur llelurna
MrKlnley Harbour hua reaurnerl
Ma pimillllll Ml I Mil pot offlre, fol
lowing a brief 1 1 1 n-N.
Page Throe
li. .y uuil K. n F.miu will nrrlv,. In i,, fnmr Ainilliirv will l. ti-ll . lo l.-uv.. on Tuisuluy l.y inmiir fur
KlHiunili Kails Huiiiliiy afieriwnil i.n j ,, Hiiwlay. July 17. ul llm ( rooke-l , l.a tiiiiml... where l hey will attend
th Hpaiilah Am. Hum Wur irni. . cr,.,K llm, l.orv. anonllng lo an lli state roll vn lion if the Ahht-
liii. I tin. Kiiiin i'iiiivi'IUIoii of Dim
"II. .mm uf llm 1'lilllppliiea," "July
17. IH, I'l nn. I ..!.
.Mr tl.'iiilM'rtmi In a peat torn
liiiilitli.r of Hit1 riiriliiml rNi Anmr
l.-un legion ntirnl.dr mm, mitt n
From Albany.
Mr. and Mra. I). O. Wood won h
of A I In n y ara spending llm week
end hero with frlemla. They arc
holef at ixml at tha Hull,
IVoin I'lne Hllu-
.Mm, f. Thompson and Mra. I).
I! rail ley of Hlna fllilgo apent t
eral hours here thla afternoon shop
ping and visiting friend.
l-'mni Ileal ly -
J 'h 11 Blmmona of finally trana-
llnll while here.
i"M I uniiiiiiiirritiriit ina.li.. All vlll Inn i I. mi I.. Kli.n. Mr. unl Mia. Ilnrlli
, mi ni hers iii I'MimhI.'.I a I'or.llnl In-' nm -it.'lir . m from ill.' local i nlnn
I 1 1 tit i Ion in nil. in I. unil aiix.lluiy.
I ' - - ! "We hope in hrliiK home the cop
l nr ...t... lirinii 1 .11 l.rin.il" for huvlng tin- lur,:-
I "W lire mill Im.lly In m-eil of jet ucr.'ui.e In in'inli'-ralilp i.f iitiy
.motor cars in Like vlalrora ali.'nd rliiua.'r uf the hiiiiiliirv In in ,01.
Iiminlit-r uf 111" Oregon Icglalulnre ,nK ,m ilpanlah War Veiaraua' 1 on-1 1 1 alaie. TI1.1 l.x-al auxiliary lia
from .Miilinnimili iniinly. and a in.'ni'. ,ni .rl, , Cmtvr Lake mt menili.ra 11 1 ihe proacnt Um-."
I.i'r of iliu llonmi rom mlt 1 011 In- Wcilinailnv ami nr.. in In.,.,.. 1. Ui,. 11.nl. mi,.,i
iiu.ary uiirina 11111 inai inmnii. air. j
niiimy la ai,p.'rmiii.i..ni ..I lr liaihluny atalcd llila nmrnlnv. f.ir';i, ;'2 mid IIS.
lulu. . I 11 iiuhrr four In I'orllnnd. I , i. r..ii fr 11... in,, ..1 n,.,l
wlnill la Ilia turiKat mulllrllml rtorli ! ,1.. mi,..r .., .....n,..r. . ..r .1,1, . I,'.. 11. ...1.,... I
1n roMlntid, and Hftmca Kottla la Huihlnny.
a paal atnlt i-omiiinndfr nf llm Spun- I
l.li' Ain. rl. un War Vi-i.tiiih. n.r t,.r,., M.df..r.l
an i-miiH'iii hi yi'r .mil i.unm.1 pt.ii-, mi iny j,,nn f Mpilford. lm P. M. Crawford. AiiKcl.-a;
lli lon of 111" nmiroiKill. of lifi'iiir ' (,, , (h r ,;rrK Tnnliln. Ili-rklny: Howard
l lm ir ii will liav lh-lr iuanM ,riri.. I.lndly at Ilia I.lii.ll-v ! Caw-ron. Sun Krnn r.-o: Jumca
d.irlnu llm ioiiriiUoii at llm Ar-. i.niy ll. lchu for Dm ' t ;rr. IliTkrloy : J. K. Iiunn. Nok-
rnim imin. ,,,,, f ,rr 1 11 1 u li 1 . rplurimd on Friday walh; F K
I lo Imr tionm In llm valley. IiurliiK
r,,lo.i JIitMiiic Hiin-lar. ,,,. Y, h(.r. M1 j,n, ,,.
W " 1 " """ "'"'"liillimTi..! wlili a ntiiulii-r of Im
.MJho llitnnon Hiimi-
Mlaa llrrnardlna llitnnon hua ra
liirimd homa from an t-xn-ndrd vlH
In ( i.lirornla with r'il.itln-1 pud I .'
frinnda. I'IuiiiIni lli'liim '
A. ii. I'liimb of Oie Golden Itul
I ,,, itciiij I atom returned Ihla mori.lnn from
Murtln (llaen U weeV.ei.1 vi..! bullt trip lo San Franclani
Hi .- In Ihe rlly from Henri. .Mr, HI
la atnppiiia, at the liolel Ar.n.le
AlliertMin IUlurnisl
Paler Albartann of Tellran Ilay !
Lumber company returned today j
from an emtorn trip which carried I
lilm aa fur eaat aa thl.uno. Mra.'
Alliertaon Joined her hiiahand In I
Ilia euat and then motored on Into!
Canada with relallrea, Hhe will re-
turn to Klamath fa I la In lha near j I
futtira after liarln apent aeverall
moniha In New Tork City. 1
Flliil H'tit for lilrorre
.Vorma Hparka haa filed nlt for
MANLY KTfl
piiH ri.aaiK iifirwom .
Mew leaeher. aniall riaaea.
earefMI aprMlaa, ffrtel alas' v
elellee. awrlel aaataaa a
aerel Iralslea. C a I a 1 a
aearfally aat eaaaaat.
aeied hualneaa In Ihn rlly to. 'ay. dvorra in tha rlrcalt eourt aaaln.it
Mr. Hlmmona aloppail at the hotel Jameg f, Rparka. Tha allomeya
Too Late to Cla.alfy
FOIl KKNT- f-room modern SiOuaa,
partly furnlahed. Good realdanttal
dliuict. iiO. 103.1 Main, p
atalra. ' If
repreaentlnn Mra. Sparks are Man-! WANTEli lidy aolicllor who haa
li I n K. MK'ulloch and Ilrliu-oll.
flllla For I'lowera
and Floral dealgni. I'hona 1 IS.
Adv.
Jjiml Offlrr OHIriratea
To Frank 1,. Parker, entrymnn;!
SB i NK 1-4. Bee. 9: 8V 1-4
where he kp'nt, aerernl daya. 8R 1-4 Her. 11. Twap. 24. R.
had aucceaaful experlenea. A Koou
propoittinn for tha right party.
Apply i9 B. ih Bt. It
HE 1-4. BK 1-4. Bee. 30, Twd. 81. It
In from IUm-Ht Point j 12; SB 1-4. NW 1-4. Sec. 2. Twp.
Mra. Charlea lJunn apent the 25, R. It: aclerted in lieu of Utah
mornloK here ahopplnir. from Rocky lands.
Point.
Iiii r..rini.i lo'iiio Mil. n. . I im convention will lie held J.ily.r?'
I 'ilea IteuUler
AniotiK ihe out of alntn rara rKla
terrd al the rliutnlier of commerce
tudiiy. up until one o'clock were
'tintor uf I lie I7(li eunlml.il ilia-1 ,r(iniu i,fn,ra.
Irl.-t cnmprlalna the conm ca of j
KhllllBlh. Lake. J. Iienon. le..ahlllea ,.,,, ,r S.-M,
and Ciook will arr.v In Ki...n.tn Tho ,,,,,,. of
r uia ,..niorr.iw ... " " "" i,.un Pnrli will lie held
convention of Ihe "Wterana of the
Iftliimla of 1 . for lour dnva.
Henalnr l'tton la a former atttte
romtiiuinler of the Hpntilah American
War Velerntia of orcRon. and la
Biicrcd
a wi"-k
F K. hhlMitncr. Weed; F. P.
Ilelnttl, Kureka; W, J. Kmery. I'or
leravllle; F. It. Week'and, Meitlo
I'aik; F. V. Ilijlim-a, llerkeley; F.
P. Tnylor. fllveralde; W. T. Ilanta,
t'lil.o and Thomaa II. Mlato, Ban
Aliaelltio.
Iloivitnt Cameron Itetuma
Aftei an ahaenea of aeveral
montha from llila territory. Howard
Cameron, formerly with tile Flro-
fr.un Hun. lay. July 24. al llm M-r-ttn
ir'cn ranch liotua. Father A.
F. I.oeaer will ccti'lirulo maaa lu the
oHn and prottram of out-of-door atonn Ilulilier company, haa return-
aporta will he enjoyed llirniiKiioui lo Klamath Falla territory. Mr.
Cameron la now affiliate. I with the
ralldl.'.lite for lha rrw ... ... ,..... r. """" " "'" com,...y ,u
. ' e wiiia' hi neeuiuariera in rtan
An Intereeiliia- anmmer vl.llor III Francla'-o. Ilurliiir Ihla hnalneaa trip
Kin in mil Falla la Mlaa V 4. v I a ll I , , Btl pVi,g Bt the' hotel Wll-
Croiinco of ('una. In. tho hnuae itueat i arj
one of Hie outatiiiidlna pulillc men , .,,.-
la atule.
In thl
He waa
pulilliun nomliinluiu for4 governor
I iat year, and will he a randldnta
lo aucceed Minaelf In llm at He aen
nte In Ihe repiililli an irlmnrlea peat
May.
Senator I'ldon la mi ev preaid.-nt
of the nulla and chairman of Ihe
aenate committee on Judiciary.
ArrltltiaT Tomomiw
Wlll.ur llemleraon. Claude Whit
ney and Heneca Fouta will In. alien.
In Klamath Fulla ilurlna tha Bpntt'
Uh Ameri.un War Veiernua' con
vention. All Hirer men ara prom
inent btialncaa men of Portland.
of Mr. and Mra. Ilert llollowuy.
Ihetci Kperirtla
12 all value, f 1 95
023 Maln.rAdv.
IlldgAdv.
1'or Inauraiirc
tlu Jaa. II. lirlacoll.
Wllllama
.(Htrecla lerralel
.A cotnmlltee In (harfto of dec
Mode Shop, oratlnn Ihe atreeln of Klamath Falla
! lor His convention of Bpitnlah War
ctrrn, which -nvenea here to-
Ciil.rvnli.liiK Moo. I..) morrow were bitty thla niornliia
Dr. unil Mra. K. Ill-la. lie am on-' l liiar flrnta Ihroucliout the bual
lertalulni at Ihrlr liooie on Monday i noaa ac tion,
rveiilni with a dinner parly. .
I!,ornlc 11,'it
Tom C. Onleman of Portland,
yitlet, com. reaitui place, lioon mouilur of the Ordeman Auto In
linma rooklnit. Phone "2. 000 . aur.in.e Adjuatora, haa taken offlcea
CoiiKer. Adv.
I In (Jie William liuilrllnR. Tho com
I Taujr have branch offlcea In a hum
' iM-r of eltlea Ihrnnirrronf-trie-Kate;
EAT WHERE IT'S
COOL
Sunday
Dinner
CHICKEN WHAT
AM CHICKEN .
CLUB CAFE
STAGE
Information to all
points. Call at
New Stage Depot
Bill an.l Klnmnlh Ave.
Phone 326
K Xpert rrracripllonlata
Forbea Pure Druca.
Mra. Iivrc Here
Mra. John Lowe of Bierra Madro.
Callfnrnln, la Ihn nueat of the
Voutia- Wnmen'a rluaa of Ilia Flral
Preahyterlun church and on Sunday
will apeak before the younn women.
' Announcing
The opening of several new home
sites in Ouse Kila Addition These
homesites formerly were known as
Lake Shore Acres
DRIVE OUT
Saturday afternoon or Sunday Select one
of these wonderful homesites Enjoy life
in the pines and still have all the conven
iences of a city
OUSA KILA
is located about two miles from the
new Fremont bridge on liock Creek
highway.'
Tnkea Offlcea lie
Or. P. M. Camion, prominent
physician of Lakevlew haa opened
offlcea In Ihla city where ho pinna
to make hia fnturo home. Dr.
Canton will be In ncllvo prnctlre
within the ronilim fortnight.
i ICtprrt Prewcripllonlata
' Forbea Pure Drum.
I Away for Health
I After an llluea of ravsral weeka,
I W. K. Heck, accompanied by Mra.
Heck left for aouthern California
where It ia hoped tho change will
I'prove beneficial to lila health.
These homesites are situated in a beau
tiful grove, with lake front boating,
fishing, swimming, etc. An abundance
of fine water for house and garden use.
Do not wait Only a few sites to be had.
G. A. BELLMAN
Window IMaplay Attractive
The: Pnlnre incut market hna an
nltractive window diaplay, which la
arranged In honor of the Spanish
American War Veterans' who wll!
convene In Ihla city tomorrow for
Ihe Hull aunuul convention of the
alnto.
Klntniitli Flower Shop for Flower
Floral dealgna, qiinlllywlth arrv
Ice. S34 Main atrect. Phone 083.
I attv.
1-Voiii AlKomn
Mra. 11. J. Loftagnrd nf Algonm
apent Hie morntiR hours here ahop-plnR.
120 North 7th
" Phone :S8
,i
1925 Ford Coupe
New Duco.
$300
Dunham Auto Co.
403 S. 6th
Phone S2W
Durant Roadster
A snappy car.
250.00
Buick Garage
Herb, Our Chef, says:
Ludii'R, don't kill yourselves
these hot days cooking a big
meal. Make the old man take
you out where he enn git just
what he enjoys best. And, as
the Irishman rays, you will
both be satisfied and contented.
HOTEL WILLARD
. I AT I
1
COFFEE SHOP
ONLY THE BEST SERVED -Open
from 6 A. M. to 10:30 P. M.
THE LIBERTY
HATl'KD. V OXI.Y
Franklyn Farnum
In
"Rough Going"
If you try to buck the law
yoo'li find It rsuuh going! "
fOMIXG
KFXD.W anil MOXD.IY
The Great
Tom Mix
"No Man's
Gold"
AT
THE PINE TREE
HATinnAr only
"The Sap"
FrnluHnfc
KENNETH HARLAN
He rapturea twenty-two Oermaaa,
but he waa no hero In bla own
home town. ' ' '
HI' X DAY and MONDAY
Charles Murray
anil
Chester Conklin
ia
"McFadoWs
Flats"
A Comedy
In Million Laagha! !
LTV
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NEYBEkIJT
vi n nuuu cere u
NEW COLORS and
o o . ". V
insin
Price
'made possible by the efficiency aniaixecbnomies bf
the worlds newest and finest motorr factory
Enriched in heautT by new and '
fashionable color combinations
and offering all those nmatinx
qualities of performance and lux
ury which have sent Pontiac Six '
popularity to record-breaking
lieisliU
Pontiac Six is announced
today at new low prices on every
body type.'
This surprising price reduction
comes at a time when Pontiac Six
Sales have been surpassing all pre
vious records and is made pos
sible only by the economies of in
creasing production in the new
$12,000,000 Pontiac Six Plant,
which in facilities for efficient
quantity productionand precision
manufacture, represents one of
America's industrial achieve
ments. As a result, manufacturing
costs on the Pontiac Six have been
reduced.
So now at a base price of only
$745 Pontiac Six offers the follow
ing features which constitute defi-
nite assurance of lasting satisfac
tion and which are obtainable in
no other low priced six: (1)
Bodies by Fisher with all the
Fisher advantages in styling, com
fort and safety. (2) The smooth
ness, power and snap of the larg
est engine used in any six priced
up to $1,000. (3) The endurance
and stamina assured by an oiling
system which forces 250 gallons of
oil an hour through the engine at
35 m. p. h. (4) The convenience
and luxury of such features as tilt
ing beam headlights with foot con-
trol and Fisher W windshield.
These are four great factors of
satisfaction which every buyer of
a low-priced six has the right to
expect. Yet not one of them is
provided on any other six, at or
near the new low prices of the
Pontiac Six. See this triumph
of efficient production and ad
vanced design which makes pos
sible the enjoyment of six-cylinder
perforata ce and Fisher body lux
ury at the lowest price in history!
NtwLamrPTtconAUPammfrCmBodyTyp ,
Coup ... 745 Sport Cabrlolat 795
Sport Roadatar '745 Landau Sadan '845
Do Lux Landau Sadan '925
rW Six 1 Lkt DefiWr, r 7?0. Afl pritm at i
sKMry. )riifrt prictt tnttudr mmtmtrsn hand ing
cfMaTtfcs. tauy lo pay n lha General MKra
Tim P)mmm PUn.
R. R. R. Garage
Phone 212
820 Klamath Ave.'
It
1330 Main
Phone 42