I'lipp Two
THE KYKN'INfl HER.M D. KLAMATH FALLS. nUr.OON
Turstliiv, Se.t-mln-r l.'l. 11)27.
NEWS NOTES
0FI1LL
At The Hotels
When the Hroadway Limited Left the Kails
MKIMUI.I.. "Kpt. Il.-Mm
llarolil llctirfrli kM'fi anil Mln
Klkn Mi Vi-uti pcnl Saturday
I Kl,n,lh kill I.
K-ili-r AiilUmm rrlurnwl laM nitl"' ,i,'"nU M," ,"rV,
Tluirnluv rrmn Mlilliiurl. whfio
WII.I.AItll I. Kiinliuan. San
Kram-Uro: ;o. King and wife.
Salfiu: V. ('. Humi'II. IHirtlaml I I
A. K. TtHlfnry. Salt Franruiiii ; O. .
hi rirli-h, Itlver. Ml.h.; C t'.
f'iiititMllark. Sarratntnitii: Win. ,
Wanai'r. Sail lanilm: J. K lieu-
him hfrn ii'nillnR a trw diiya
villi filftiit.i.
Mill. J. 8. Wllwin. whn han
Itrtu n 11 rp J nc in Klamath Kail.
mum ml to Iht fauna m-ar Mi-r-
T 111 dlll'lna fill- la-t ixk.
'Mt (icnrjela Whlrm-v lias ar-
5
i
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tVj ,-jupv
(I. s'rk, IVrlUnd: W. I. Tfmbjf, . i, , ' A
.Mriirnrd; A. J. Wltrht-I. I'ort-
liind; St'tht'n Trnv and ife. San
lUTiiel: Mr. Krauk T. IUIi'.v. San
IUUM: Jnlia K Miurn ana
Soiil: O. V. ltK-. Prritumt: '
M. SliH'Uin and ilc. rirllanl: A. .
I. Hoffman and family. Surj- r
rlvi.,1 at tli Slimk h..n.i. hrr nnto; K. Jargnt-oiart. Portland:.
,W will H-ud llio wlui.r .and - K llu.sry. I'.irtlaiid; It. K. I
' attend th Morrill lilull wliool. Stnlih. Willi.; R. I.. I.iiie. .MJ-1
K. A. V alla, h and lamllv. wh ,,"r',: ,J- '"ryoJM. Portland: 1.
"Jiavft Ix-on lltlti Mr. and Mik. . Koran and lfo. Ma.-dovl. ral. : j
foorso lirutiain l.fl laKt wools W. J- lar.y. l.oa Anitrlra: V. K
Mr Ihoir unim- In I'liHtr. Tvxa. l-rma, Umramoulo; J. W.
Mr, f has". Martin and Mr. Stiuidr. Metirord: A. K. Stopli-.
Proi! SrlialliH-k. nolli .r Klamath on uuj wife. Portland: M. A. !
Kails ith In' .Morrill Thumiiay. l.uno. I'ortlaud: H. K. IWi n4 i
" .Ml .Mllin. toarhi'r of Iho third tte. San Krancio: Harry K.
and ronrth Bntdon if tbo Morrill Cohon. Portland: Uuia Ahor and!
rado M'lunil. fa afnyfnc l lh : wlf. tkakland; I). I. ItuRh and
'Andorxnn homo. !ifo. Indiauaijlia. lnd,
. ..Ml Maritarot Ma kon of Malln Alit'ADE - Ow-ar iloriidalil. Pol-J
pnil the wwk-ond with Lotilso j I. an I'ity; Aauoa X. ArvMrom. j
'Halloa. 'San Prunriaco: Jamoa O'Brlon
Thnrdny a fan-woll party I and wifo. Um Ana-loa; ;. J. Mi-I
lvon t'hnrllno Wilmn. who Is Coran. Vani-ouvor. B. I".: T. t). j
IravliiK oooti for the Talloy. Tho Whoolor and oon Koy. Sau Kran-1
hottoHa, Mr. Kudnlih Kalton- riaro: S. If' Kanmuion. Ki-dilinc. :
linrn imrrMt nfi'Mhmitnt4 Into ill I V.mull I'iiiim ttnulnirv Wil.!
Iho aftornoon. Thoo who at- uxm Dursin. Rosburo; K. K. 1 lM,ut thtrty-fivo mi'rs an t.our, anil .limbing a si.op rat-. The fliirn.on and otiK.n.or t.l th.. lua.l
tondod tho party wore: Miwo. , Marrhard. Portland; K. ;. S.hoif. tnsinr woio kllUrd and nino ..onKor lakon M hospital,.
Nannlo and Kttie Harry. Poarl oiboin. Modford: li. K. lbodohl..', . -
m.1 t H..HU lr.nl V imtifroH . t r. : . t f - l
villi ..ii.i.v .n.i. ;MiriHK I iriUi uuiu, jiwd v. ixi-i . t i i.. .1 i ... i . r .
At the Pine Tree
' Olio of tho popploat program
rvi'r aoou al Ilia PIio Tro Thou
tro ill hold Iho board, at tkl
popular playhoimo box Tuoniay
nud Wviliioiiilay with a croat pit
iii pitinuin In aupporl.
A blii tlmo ainilutlU' ilanrrr
tetvt; AicSk 'fi'y
VJPa. . , I
Kn -.-v --m- w-- .-ik .
i v
IKro'j liat haryourj whoa, Iho rtioadwny I.m :ioJ. of lla iVnnyivenu J!nu" f.vtor cpri,i
Wil- trains. loft Ulie raiL. at Itiiminitton. la- nrr Ai'.ouna. . inn irniu. a Moiwio-nowiior. w iibtoiiiib a
Di'wev. rtnrliara Hiinnii utt. Thol-. ..i.,., u j A vtavhnnv and
jna Story. Rlizalioih Cook, llolon wiet ,.nd: C. R. Mayham and : l",rK,lir l"'loJ Ihomn.-lvos with iwl.-onln ia wliK-h utfvotod
aud hthor Atrhlnaon. Margaret j fe. Pond: L. K. Helubers. St. ! drnmi! of assorlod aljos. on? noarly 3"D ponono.
11111. Wyllo Toa Walker. Anna i oui5: K. Bofshert. St. louis: V. I trombone, aud a music cabinet..
Wllnon. 'Wllmn Of field. Maxlno c Mlisey. Kunnmuir: B. Sautil-jTh
Harper. Itorothy Plovenwn and . RUIe, r A. Meier, ciiv; i und
Mr. Harold
the hostess.
r
they fxorutoil
unusual cover.
liijMortmiK ll'la wire tillable lo l.leiillfy the
lon.
line of tho l.irce! Ico cream
unitorK hi f.onilon. which had
M.-.l of tho victim had oaten j , oou h,,,., wlln(t lcr rroam In
with n aiutikliiiii ioionullly and
uiKloubtml titleul In tho ail of
li rpnli horo. Ttua I weodlo will
mait pioii'i'illnm with hor tnappv
t .iiii ii k Til In dainty Mian lia
liial iiiiiiBlotad a luim oBanifo-1
uioni over a I'allforuta ruicult. '
Karilf and t'aprfra. a rome- j
ily koiili loan) ulior a llttlo
kll oullllnil 'V, I llaro llriilna' I
, and lb Ik couple niako loony with
muii'l ropaifoo iiud nevorul aona ;
liunibora in koontou with ilutiri
-kit.
(iouo Weal. t!ui. well known
onir tompuaor of uch htta ai
"llroadmav How." "Juno .Maht"
and "You Know Von lloloim lo
Homebody IM" and niuny nthoni
of mora recoil rlntairo ' wilt bo
heard tn a rclo of hlta auixtoil
by Kii by lllid. A mm, cycle that
will plea til moat caplloiu of
if tilm.
Muriln and Muyo. anothor mi l
iar atlrictton hilled aa "Two
N'uto l.ofi t)ver From Xma"
are two youna Broadway per
formora with a comedy offorltu
. i:il la aomowhat different. The
' boa feuturo aoma oceeutrte dam
(ufe wlili h la original In Its roti
ceptlon. A (real act.
A real addition to tho program
. la Ml llatol Thorp, talenidd
harplm, who will onlerluln with
an minimally good pioKiam mi
thla fine liiairiinieiii,
tin the acrmiii tliargu Hliluvy,
I.oiiIp Kaiouda and Vera (lor
do ii proaoiit "Millloiiiilrtn" full
Fly-Tox VVin.
Cubi.n Award
lliiauno nj oiitifiiiiillng
uualltv mid nfli'i tirrni'a. Klv-
I To ivaa uwaiUwil boll) llio Hi Ivor
t up mid t'crilflcutu of Hi nor In
tile tll(AN I'llUNKO MKItl'AN
Til. V PKiiPKSitNAI..ri fl'llA
it'oiimi"rcir and Pr ileiMtotial
Colin .1 of Cuua I Kf To l Hie
miiNi w'Jtfy known and giiimal
Iv iiKi'd louiHohoiii irriecii-iilo In
t'til'ii, It wan Uvviilopcd nt Mellon
lllMltlllo of lu.tuatrial I :' i h
by Hex Ili'Hciin li rVllon :iiil.. Ply
loi kllla ituit ii, nu lutlloei.
iai;buii. m it In anl br 1 tiiiH, .ia
el aa lllca .,v
At the Liberty
i
I "The tfliamrock i lumlliup."
wliiill will ha ahown al Ibe l.lb
I crly theatre Tileiluy and W ad-
tioaday. ia full of grand old
I Aiuaricau uauiva. It fa a Uiuuiu
Iky Prior II. Kiiic. Atnuiica'a
I moil uinoui iimgur.liia wilior.
I mill II waa dlractod by Joliu
I Kind, who producud "Tim Iron
I Horn" and olbor BinatiKplocoa.
It la llio alnry of a liorolv Irlali
I Jockey unit an III ill alooplv
letiiier ou aa A(irlull truck.
J In the mat lira Jnnat titynoi.
I LmiIU Keniou, J. Pin ivtl. Mai
Konuld. Wlllard lamli, (lonin,
I CI11I10 Mcioll, llrnnilmi Ifurnt.
I Andy Hulk, l.oul I'ayne unit Kl)
! ItouoliK
Slnnlien nf our 4H atatoa paid
huii nana t'l world war vrlargna.
Mluooaoia'a maximum of t)o
ai Iho liugCDt.
retreat i, cr,,aul tism a modem I lhw Mrooia of London lam aum
1 hokey-pokey man who went uhout ..,. . , r.PP...i ,ii.i,. o.
Hetty Anaenian. j on a n.iom .inn a ii a.o oi h,. .ountrviilile on a mntor-i
j Carol Kattenhorn
Tlendrlrkon and
Mm. Kattenhorn.
Mr. and Mr. Prank Sexton and Slu,rt, Sotitborn Pacific: Marlon 'early nmininr hours. Itenidcnts' hutdnea.
waa
staff more than half thla year.
;ut Pnppaa.
Mr. and Mra. H. Jackon. I Olio-1 Jaz.ry oninuia.-m. ine nanu ( v, li.. The onliler.ilr dealt a
miin- i:A..u..n llvM riiv I -i If ' oi m r. h .t dnvD fhi til root In iht- ....1 1.1 .k . 1.
Tlio htir innniirni.hir. I V
-Mary Mct'omb of. Klamath Palls p,.,. c,i,r i...ii,. 1 t L.ionc the lino i.r march, aroused ' ... i i "I.el'a Hop hoi und gel
.by the ill-timed serenade. Rrumb-( llon a -rlded to inmiRiiarato an
f'hnniliAP nf I liil hilt I10V..P llnoi't,l ibllt ihe ! ...i .t... : . .
.- - r-- - illlll-HlMni: l .1111 1'UIK II IJ
Commen-o L. L. Davis. Idaho: noisy inMrumenis were etolen haii rrui-t on buiinea
A. V. Paliner. Calif: P. T. t property. Escape was i-ay. I
Andrew. XV" ash: S. E. Kiefer. The proprietor of the Tictitu
spent Saturday evening at the ; weaifal! . Med'ord.
i n. If. Anderoon Home nelptnr Registration af
Lorain Heasley and Helen Atrn
liifou with their demonstration
.work for the state fair.
orfaet
S.-len-
Mandwlch."
"Why? There's chicken din
ner p!aco Just up thn rond."
"Tbut s why Life.
Elmer Shay Is building a new renn; Edward C. Klein. Penn. Mzed shop roamed his Iomc and
Mont pinplo al e uiinuai r of I lo ir
i o tioubloM.
DR. H. W. BARR
KVK MlillT hfi: IA.LIWT
Gun Dunn, Jeweler and
Optician
no a Main
Phone -451-W or U38
for full particulars and In
formation regarding;
TEACHER OF MUSIC
Accredited by Iho fituto Hoard
of Education. t
Piutio. Violin. I In n Jo. Hawaiian
liuitar unit other Instruments.
Z. PETERS
PLUMBING
HEATING
FURNACES
Molora, Pumpt, Engine
Preaaure Water Syatema
ViZ No. 6th l'liiinu'371
SUMMER
PRICES ON
WOOD
liny your wlntr' aupply of
blm k wood and gregn-alah ,l
nre. whlla Ih ptlto are at
tlm bottom.
FARMERS
i
Alan (tnck op for fh year,
at tho bin or dellrared. Wa
deliver anywhoro In tha valley
IS cord Jumbo loads.
Peyton
107 Mala
Fhoee, ISt
house near the Merrill bridge.
Mrs. H. T. Tolle and daughter.
Miss Ruth - Wycloff. Calif: W.
S. Tucker. Calif: Walter Stein.
Certrude. returned to their home (.,,. a Kleomen. Cilifornla.
near Merrill from Bend and Hood
j River, where they have been
' visiting with friends and rela-
fives.
f t'' Miss Maude Carleton of Ktam
! nth Palls la spending a few days
i with Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Carle-
ton. Miss Carleton is Mr. Carle-
- tnn's sister.
Mrs. Rose Davis and sonst Som-
t nay and Edwin, were In Klamath Pgement
laughed.
"When I hea-.d cf It.'- he said.i
"1 felt like sending them a piano
lo complete iheir bund." '
MCS1CAL lUXDITS KSCAPK
I MIKIt CflVKK OF. J...; I.OM IKKIM .MEN
HIVE BAfl SEASON"
LONDON.. Sept. IJ." (API
Musical bandits who gained a LONKON". Sept. 11. I API
measure of fame with a single i Britain's hokey-pokey men have
street performance .are being about given up in despair. This
widely songht for a return en-j has been one of the coldest mn-
I mors on record. Week after
Falls Monday on business.
P,' air., and- .Mrs. C. A. Barrows I
I nna cnnnren iipenr tne wceK-enn
j with Mr. and '.Mrs.' Fred Zlabeir
of Malin. j
j, jr Forrest Pickett, I -co Greenley j
' and Stanley Byden of Medford,
, , vlslled with the Baileys Friday,
i wvenlug. The boys were Dob- ;
J"1 aid's house brothers at O. A. C. !
I Mrs. I. W. Burris has gone to
i Ihe Will Dallon ranch to take!
I f are of their daughter while Mr.
j and Mrs. Dallon attend the Pen--idletnn
roundup. ;
; .Misses Edna Merrltt and Kath
I ' erlne Molitor.were dinner gnesta
J atMr. and .Mrs. Elmer Merrill's
Sunday.
T. A. Harrows returned Sundav
lo Big Valley after spending a
few. days here. .Mr. Barrows son.
Torn", will not rome to ehool in
Merrill Ibis coming year.
.Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Jones
are the proud parents of a hnhy
daughter, born enrly. Monday
morning.
Smashing
door of
WALL PAPER
All New Stock
Acme Quality Paints
F. R. OLDS
Across from Postoffice Phone 43
Western Democrats '
f Will Hold Meeting
j Ot.DKN. I'tah. Sept. 13. (AP)
j De.moera(ic loaders,, from, nine
i western states will meet here'
September 2.1 to. consider the
candidacy of Governor Al Smith :
' of New York for the presidential j
i nomination at the democratic na- j
""tlonal convention next year. Fifty,
i representative democrats fronTi
California. Oregon, Washington.
I : Idaho, Nevada, Montana. Utah,
'Wyoming, Colorado and possibly ;
other states are expected to at-1
tend.
a iweek it rained every duy. On ' ' '
. .!;
: U MM H MB B JA' . B V 9
aaW Baal aw aw an m II A'J 1- jt i.l rr tc V VM .T UJ ar
! : : or new.
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i .
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