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THE FAT.NINT. HERATA KLAMATH TAUK OREGON
Thursday. August 4, 1927,
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
VMIi'l l.'Hnl r,lnl
, llur. and Mrs. C. II. Marrlann
f 1'vriland. In company wlih
J(rv.' nnd Mm. F. It. Morrow of
forrallls vera fcuents In the city
nu Wednesday and Tlalied at the
home of Iter. Kflson F. Colo,
junior of (be Community Conftre
rational cburcb. Hov. ilirrlson
h Kuporlntendont of the Congre
gational churches throughout
Orotron and Idaho. A dinner at
the (treco lantern wax slven In
honor of the rltiltors. Covers
Wrre laid for fourteen. The par
ty left today for Ashland and
mill then Journey on north. Her '
Morrow la pastor of the Congre
gational church of Corrallla.
! The Teatuer.
Cars Rt-rltrr
A. J. Mathirn, Loa Angelea;
rharlre G. Inman, New York
City; Harrison ralrlck. Chlco;
Hester (irtmm, Chlco; W. K.
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NEWS
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I XHT KLAMATH. Auk. 4
Mlas Ceoi.i- Larry, who
! hM-n atwiiJinc tha nasi
L..ik. .ith her cousin. Mr., on Wednesday
nvi. ivi ift Suadiv fori Mr. and Mm.
' hup hum 111 o.klnnd. Calif. U-n.lfd the tw
i Fort Klamath Ball team play-! Sunday
ed the Algoma U-arn at Algoma
motored to chilnqntn Monday. of the wrta fit Uaellier trery
Frank llrody of t'hiloquln anil nicely and ery cloaely.
frtiula wore here vlxlilng Huu- If the surface of m.ot of tlieae
day. y parts, audi aa cylinder walla.
Mrs. Ullle dray and (I mm 111 or, platoua. aud beariuaa aro eianiln-,
MJin Allio Dray, enierlaluod at ed under a powerful glaaa, thry
a Nrthdny dlnnor Monday eve- will be aeon to ronalat of a aerlea . lil
. . ... . . ... .....I t 1 .... ' i i .u Ml
niug m nunttr in . mm ui uurra. I i " w.-hmh huw
Hert limy and children, lKuald of theae particular bnrra which
and llarliara. . lukea place during the runulug-ln
Mm. I'aul Wamplur and aou. period, llecauae the flta are
h i. Jamra Kdaard and Mlaa Ida llrla- much cloaer at thta lime than
locoe were shopping iu Chiloquln later on, operating temperature
av aeiicr4ti ( v a' .M w tinvi
. C.ua A. Tune at- i ally for additional luhrlratlon la
II game at Algouia ' always preM-ut. To provide till
additional liibrltatlftu many ser-j
vice muuagere nuke a practice of
having an over-aupply of lubrl-
rating oil lu the crunkraae and
Sunday, and a large crowd from Expert Advice Oil
oere auruueu. , . . , . , , - - . , . .
Mra. Kldon Brvtnn and Mm.. MOUNT UU It VAlVen , "" a.pronmaIeiy i quur oi.
'Mllea Mulkey were lu Klamath I r , ol ,'h Hna of gaao-
, Falla Tueaday and Wmlneaday! Moat car ownera reallie that e ; lln ' tank.' They llkewiae
chopping and vlaltlng with new car needa aome aort mf ex- next grade lighter In the
frienda. tra enre. but the euulucera . of r fr llral 1.000 or
i Mr n.t Mm I.. C. KWrninre : ilm Tl.le Water Oil I'omnnnv. r- ."' Iiillea than the grade re-
and Mr. aud Mrs. Jjnioa I'ellon
. motored to I'nlon creek Sunday
' and enjoyed a picnic lunch .
C. V. Ixtoaley, a prominent I and of what that care, ahould
'rancher and Wm. A. Page of thelconalat. '
' Rainbow gange motored to Med-1 The whole thing, they aaid, be-
flnem of Veedol Motor Oil aud , -oniuien.le.l lor u.o in tue aami;
t'.reaoea recently exula llutl lllt jia. 'ir,..ni. , ru ui.rij
why new cam need better rare r,.r
ford and back Sunday on busl- glna way lck In the automobile
neaa trip. I ) factory. Itefore an euglne l
Mr. and Mra. Wade Crawford . placed In a new automobile at
period Vf breaking
111. the ubc of a heat-leated oil I
auch aa Vcoiljil la rernmmenilrd. !
ThU oil realata heal and friction
and prolongs a uiolor'a life. I
Roaae. Mt. Shaeta City; Fred 'Mlaa Alma Link baa been Toted of chlloquiu. wero rlaltora here! the factory It la given varying
Wrong. Norwalk. Ctl: Al Levey. )tht moat popular teacher In the Ug, rrk dena of lu.pe.tlon and opera-
Miami, Flo.; 8. Strong. Norwalk. public achoole of Kenoaha. Wi.
. JfJi:. "'J 1",VA"',.u:,k."k ."rV.T Th. 'hl'Jren were down Monday from
Cal., and Charlea S. Heacox of j ehool yxara end.
Newman, Cal., were among the ' - -
out of alate touriste registered
at the Triple A booth of the
chamber of commerce today.
Parley on Navy
Arms is Halted
FOREST FIRES
STI
Mr. and Mrs. Kapaitabllea audition, and wheu It la'delirered to
Ihe new owner. In aptte of Ihe
Huckleberry mountain and re- fart that It la a new car, the
ported that the huckleberries , engine of a number of automo-
would anon be ripe. '
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powcra involved In the hope that
the governments 'would be able
bile has operated the equivalent t reach an early solution.
Miss Tn.iK TarUr ami tl.'nf l urtn nr t hah iiiiiaa ThU ' . In this Joint declaration, tho i
(Norma C.orden enjoyed a trip to I operation, however, haa been for conference also registered Ita con
Crater Lake Saturday. .the most part InMho factory on rlctlon th.nt the ohsiarlea en
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. A. Page mo-i what 1 kuown as a block. A countered at Ucneva should not
torrd to Crater Inn Saturday on slight amount of operation la us- be accepted as terminating rf
a business trip. 'ually given to the car after II forts to bring about future llinl-
Wm. A. Parent of Sand Creek has been completely assembled, . tatlon of naval armaments,
was here Monday. but as a rule this simply con-) A last moment attempt was
' Mrs. Ray Taylor of the Fort slats of driving It around small made by Great Britain today to
Klamith hotel. Mm. Thelma Hal- track or loading platform In or- j rescue something from the wreck
lock and son Darrell, and Mrs. ider to make certain that after ' ago of tho conference when
Wm. A. Page motored to Chllo-'the complete assembling has been i Hridgeman proposed an agree-
I made, that all of the units tunc ment restricted to deatroyera and
i throughout Washington the last Harlnr Is In full awlnr in the lion nrnneriv ' . nihm.r r..
Iwaeral Today four days. Reports to district na- Wood River Valley and the I During the block test, the per-: Gibson declined to entertain
' The last rites for the late . tlonal headquarters here from the farmers are all quite busy. I pose Is generally to ease or free this suggestion which was pro-
Ceorge Cain, formerly of thia city ; Columbia forest. Just north of J Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Orth I the various parts of the engine. ' sented at a secret session of Ihe
were held In San Francisco to- the Columbia river said more and children. Admin and Jlmmie When assemhiv u rnl ..u. .11 ninin..i..nti.ri... held at mld-dsv
' 'on the ground that the I'nlted
j !(,,, connliler the limitation of
! cruisers, destroyers and subma
rines as one Inadvisable whole.
Returned Front Halrtn
Mrs. William Barnes, with her
daughter. Mra. Wilbur Kennettt
and grandson, Jimmy Barnes, re-'
turned yesterday from Salem.
. where they have been the house! PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 4. (A.
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Cook. P.) More than 300 forest fires
formerly of this city. have been aet by electric storms qUln Wednesday.
more and children. Adralu and Jlmmie.
day, according to word received than 100 tires were burning !
here by friends from members j there today. Eighty men were j
of his family. Cain passed away ! despatched there today from . . .
Portland and Vancouver, Wash.
Rainier forest, to the north of '
the Columbia forest, has about '
lOf fires, all fairly well con-i
trolled; Wenatchee Si: the Che-j
lan about 30 and the Olympic :
; about six. ;
Yesterday's thunderstorm 1
aa the result of Injuries sustain
ed In an automobile accident In
the southern city last week.
,
Crcgo Injured Hand
j Ralph E. Crego of The Pacific
Telephone company, anatained a
broken right hand while on hla
vacation at Crescent City last the Colombia country brought a
week. He la forced to carry his heavy rain but the territory cov-'
hand in a cost.
At Winter Home -.
. . The M iasea Benlab French tnd
Ruth Mulligan of Prlneville. Ore
gon, are the house guests of Mr.
and Mrs, J. J. Winters.-The tut -itors
are nieces of Mrs. Winters.
a narrow atrip and .
blated np on both '
Picnic Knjojed
The annual picnic of the Jolly
Neighbors was held on "W'ednes
. day evening at the home of Mr.
and Mra. Cleve Wlngered of Sum- 1400 acres in the Sulphur creek
mert Lane. More than fifty t,nrn j Mount . Baker forest, j
guests were present including the j Washington and 40.000 acres In
families of the club members. - Wildcat. '
ered was
more fires
sides. j
So far Oregon has ' neaped j
most of the lightning carnage. :
About 40 acres burned yesterday I
on , Grizzlly mountain In south
central Oregon. The Maze was ;
reported under control. A few j
small lightning fires In .Mount !
Hood forest have been stopped. '
Closing of two largo areas to ,
smoking was announced today !
Formerly Of Thta City
Friends of Mrs. A. C. Wiley
A.nee Ethel Winters of this city,
"who now roikea her borne in
. Sparks. Nevada, will be Interest
ed to learn Bhe la here for a
visit with her parents.
Markets
1:
Left for Portland
" Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bradley of
the Bungalow Bakery left today
PORTLAND. Ore.. Aug. 4. OP)
Demand for green apples con
tinues active. A small lot of 20
ounce pippins sold easily at six ,
cents per pound wholesale. Pack-1
ed California gravensteins bring j
3.25 to 3.S0. I
Peach receipts have become
heavier with a car of Tuscan
- 3 out
GLASSES
Eye t ximincd. Fined and the
Glt tirwjud in nut own
fjtt.Ky to tail fomr
-'rwJntjMji ntfttimtH. "
Broken Lcnset Replaced
DR. COBLE'S
70 MAIN Tttr
Rii'i Qkiti Strtitt
A Bargain
in
Garden Hose
50 ft. of 5-8 inch Non-Kinkable
.Moulded Hose, coupled
$6.50
The Very Best Grade of Garden
Hose at a Price You Can
Afford To Pay
Try
C0
first
"Headquarter for Garden Hose"
123 NO.
6TH
PHONE 371
for Portland, where they will be , Clings In open lug boxes selling
Joined by their two daughters.
Barbara and Margaret.
Returned Home
. - Mrs. Jennie McCourt of San
Francisco, who has been visiting
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. W. E. Lamm of Modoc
Point, has returned to her home
In the southern city..
Irfurint; for Xniili
Miss Katelle McClelland plans
to leave Saturday for Portland
and. other points of Interest,
where she. will visit for two
weeks on her vacation.
Mail In Fum Fort KUmath
, J F. Martin of Fort Klamath
IrJDfacled business In the city
for several hours on Wednesday.
He was a guest at the Hotel
Hall while here.
VWllug From Yi
' 'Edson L. Fourke and Edson
L. ' Foucke, Jr.. both of Vrcka,
'Calif., are guests at the Hotel
Hall today. They are hero on a
brief business and pleasure trip.
r. Party This Evening
Mrs. Martin McAndrewa is en
tertaining with bridge at her
' home this evening.
From Kiigcnc ,
J. F. Mullenberg of Eugene Is
here on business today. He la
lopping at the W 11 lard.
for 75 to 00 cents. Other prices
were 1.05 to 1.26 for Elbertaa of
varioua grades and 1.75 for a
few J. H. Hales. ,
. Fancy local potatoes bring
2.75 per cwt.. on a firm market
and retail prices are holding at
25c for" 10- pounds for ' choice
large sizes. ;
Butter shows very firm on the
dairy exchange with standard
cubes up a cent today to 40Vic
and prime tints up a bilf cent
to 39c. storage withdrawals
amounted to 18,430 pounds yes
terday. Eggs are generally
ateady but mediums, ' today aro
quoted a cent lower at 23c.
Country dressed meats and
lire poultry were mostly steady.
Hogs were easy at 15 y, to If for
choice light offerings; real
steady at 18 to 19c. Lambs 18
to 20c; light hens firm and sell-:
lng mostly at 12 and 13c with 1
several dealers willing to pay as i
much as 14 cents, lleary hens '
brought 22 to 23c.
. CHILDISH 'H DESSERTS j
Sherbets from ; fru'.t Juices, I
such as lemon, orange, raspberry,
grape or cherry, are eader , to I
make than Ice cream and better !
for children.
There's a' lot of difference be-:
tween being one of a million and
one In a million. I
To Sanitary Ruths
For hot and cold showers.
LATEST I X1HE8
Nightie, step-in and bandeau
( of a smart new lingerie aet aro
' fashioned In black point d'osprlt,
' with black satin banding the
aralloped edge.
Too Late to Classify
l. o. 0. m. ,
Initiation at Moose Hull
Tlinraday, Auifc 4, at 7:30 P.
M. Moor) and V lotting Moose
urged to CO mo.
of 4 Pacific Coast
Ford Dealers
use and recommend Veedol Forzol
EVERY Ford dealer knows what every Ford owner
ought to know the Ford requires a different
kind of oil, designed exclusively for Ford use.
That is why 75 of all Ford dealers on the Coast
use Veedol Forzol and recommend it to their cus-.
toracrs. Veedol Forzol is the high quality Eastern oil
compounded specifically to meet the dual problem
of Ford lubrication. By correctly lubricating both
the motor and the transmission, it gives these eight
definite operating economics. Veedol Forzol:
1. Eliminates chatter azvef band
2. Gives 10 to 25 saving in gasoline
3. Gives 10 to 2)?! saving in oil
4. Reduces carbon 10 to 2V,t
$. Reduces repair bills .
6. Resists fuel dilution
7. Increases ability to coast -
8. Resists destructive heat and friction
Try this oil that 3 out of 4 coast Ford dealers
use and recommend. Stop today at any orange
and black Veedol Forzol sign. Ask for-VccdoLn
Forzol by name. ' , .;.
Tide Water Oil Sales Corporation, San Fran-
cisco, Los Angeles, Portland, Seattle.
, .
DEALERS : Bulk delivtt j uf Vttdol products it now ataihibli
to ovtr ijoo individual cilia and touw on iht Pacific Coast.
r as
La quartj
WANTE11--.4 or 6-room unfur-
-alahed bonne to' rent "for one
year: must he good location.
T 11. ,M., care llernld.
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1Hb isE0L FORZOI
raANLYBrai V . , , Urn
POIITI.AfwU. (tltlCMON
inrkfrt, mall rlaaara,
Mrrfnl rvUlaa, alrfrt tjl
elpllar. aarlai rfviaaia mmm
aaral tralalas. Cat
wmmnwuy mmmt mm tmmmmu
i he Lastern Usl for cords
l a I a a j " ft coit fet$ I 'uim t rent a quart ta hip Vtetol mud VetM F 1 . v
I 1 iltPifitCvii, Whwn yn buy Vredol ytuffa? for quality t ft tbltf, f im.-is iif
Week End Specials!
' A value convincing group of bargains to again dem
strate the Oregon Woolen Stores' policy-The ut
most in quality for the least money."
$1.00 Values
Work Shirt
59c
$1.50 Values
Heavy Bib
Overalls
95c
25c Values
Men's Sox
2 for 25c
$1.00 Values
. Athletic
Union Suits
79c
$1.50 Values
Fancy Athletic
Union Suits
95c
'$1.75 Values
Union Suits
1.19
Cliiilini-r nnd Oilier
$1.00 Values
Dress Sox
. 49c
$3.00 Values
Dress Shirts
1.69
$5.00 Values
Sweaters
2.95 .
$6.00 Values
Men's Oxfords
3.95
$5.00 Values
Men's Work
Shoes
3.95
$3.00 Values
Men's Caps
1.95'
$4.00 Values
Moleekin Pants
2.95
All Work
Clothing
Greatly
Reduced
$250 Values
Khaki Pants
1.95
ALWAYS f ITT . O .
55 Uregon YVoolen torc
WE
BEST
8TH & MAIN
SELL
LESS
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Locke
Motor
Co.
CHEVROLET !
SALES & SERVICE
USED CAR .
SPECfAL
1925 Chevrolet
Roadster
Very jfood nhnpo.
vl 365
1926 Chevrolet
Touring
A rvul good buy!
385'
1926 Ford
Coupe
Jut like new.
295
1926 Ford
Steel Delivery. See thin.
300
1926 Chevrolet
Coach
Fine nhupe.
485
1924 Star
Roadster
Runs fine.
230
1924 Chevrolet
Sedan
Fine car.
: 175
1923 Ford
Coupe
Dine whcclH.
140
v ;
1923 Ford
Coupe
She run.
110
1924 Chevrolet
Touring
New paint. : 1
185 J