Y' Saturday. Jnmiaty 2Sf
NEWS IN BRIEF
,
(Jural Kruiu Kui-ihv
. Mr. and Mm. Mcllurnlo and
A. J. TaroaUitulil, ill of Jkfun
cheeter, Eng., war (umli Id
Klamath Falle last evening at
tha Hotel Wlllard . onrouto to
aouthnru 1'ullfornla, Tha cues!
ara etijoylni; a lour of ilia (lulled
Htatea and wcro aoraula auulh
' from Canada, They luiidud lu
New York City last May.
Ilara la Klaiunllt '
Pela Htnlih of Klamalh Kail,
who vlalled with frlenda and re
tlatlvea here last ,, liaa re
turned to .Klamath Kalla. Ha ex
tHM'ta to leave aonn for Malum
where ha will reside Lakevlew
Kiauilner.
ftrturnliie; Tomiimiw
J. J. Miller -and A. 8. Itnsen
baun. Uoulham I'aclflc offli'lala
will arrive home In thn morning
from a trip of eeveral daya In loe
Angelas, where they attended a
convention of traffic officiate of
Tho Houlbern Pacific.
Komi Man II
llunran MrLaan, of thn Forest.
Protacllva aasnrlullon with haad
fluartera at Klamath Kalla, la a
bualnoaa visitor In l.akor.uw thla
work meeting with local mnilera
of tha a-wolullon bk 'Vlo K
amlncr. ' -. . , ,
mMf-tma KajJorl Trip-
, After an ritndd trip tbrouxb
aouthara California', Mr. and lira.
Carl bodaon nava raluraad to
Klamath Valla. They made tba
trip rla motor. -
la Krrnn Merrill
J. Frank Ada ma. one of K la Di
al h'a prominent ranchere, la a
bualneaa visitor In tba city today
from bla borne near Merrill. Mri
Adama la atopplni at tha Hotel
Hall whlla hr. .
' Walker Returned Howe
I.uke Walker of the Klamath
racking company, haa returned
home from a bualr.aea trip to
Portland, which kept him away
fur eeveral daya.
Hrre Kroln HUlnath '
K. T. Auderaon aad William J.
Dorman were among the Klamath
realdenta who Iranaacted bualneaa
In Lakevlew over lha week -end.
Lakeriew 'Examiner,
lire rYom Klamalh
U. II. liar boar of Klamath
Kalla waa a bualneaa rlallor ; In
lakevlew tbla week and waa reg
Uttered at Iba Hotel Lakevlew.
Lakevlew Examiner,
Hero From Klamath - -t
C. U Hodge of Klamath KalU
waa vial ling with Lakevlew
frlenda over tha week-end while
attending to bualneaa matter
her, Lakovlew Examiner.
Over Prom Mvalfonl
Mr. and Mr. W. F. Clark of
Medford are guesta In tha city
for a abort tlm on bualneaa.
Tbey are atopplng kl the Hotel
l.tll while her.
Left I'm- Portland
O. II. Wood and W. F.. Hunt,
otriclala of Th Great Northern
left thla morning for Portland,
after transacting bualneaa here
for aevoral daya. , '
From The Hiutli
Mr. and Mra. Kd V. Myera of
Pan Francisco, are- guoaat In
Klamalh Falls for a short time on
business matters, r -
Rack Prom Klamath . .
Mark llanna returned Tuesday
from Klamalh Kalla where ho
apenl several daya leal week.
Lakevlow Kxamlner.
1ett for North i .
Mra. Krneat Wiley of 'Chllo
quln haa left for Portland where
aha will receive) mod leal treat
ment. Mra. fomblrtii Here '
Mra. Jamea lambtrth of Raletn
la apendlng a tew daya In Klam
alh Kalla vlaltlng with her hua
band, James Lamblrtb,
notnrnrd From Trip
A, J, Vove ha mlurped Lome
from a brief bualnoaa trip to
Portland.
, L' ,
Hplnk Prom Cblioqu lo
ll. C. Hplnk, well known real
dent of Chlloquln, la a bualnoaa
visitor In tha city yesterday.
W ; , Hear '
ULDINE UTLEY
. Three More Sermon) at
KLAMATH TEMPLE
TONIGHT '
"A Surprise" '
SUNDAY, 3 P.M.,
"Great Mas Meeting", ,
7i4SP.M. I '
"Uldine's Farewell Message'
' Followed by Baptitmal Service
Come Early to Get a Seal-
0
162$
Poater fllrle Hoiwrrd
Tha Mlasea Wyoming and Det
clevKoster wore honored with a
aurprlaa parly at their hotna oi
Sixth and Jefferson on Thursday
evening when. Mra. K. O. Foster
Invltiid a number of young peo
ple la for an arm I ok of dancing.
At the hour of midnight lha
gunats wura aiirved nullity re
freahmente. , Among tha gitaete
who enjoyed tha evening were:
Misses Mnry Ollnvrs, Helen Gre
gory, Clarice Mulli-nex. Lurlle
Hlemlisrd, Juanlta Hodaon, Myr
tla Johnson and Marjorla Htln
aoa. Ifcdtnar Itobartaon, J' llas
tard, 'Albert Htllna, llud Arnold,
Habn Clarke. Karl Hltllr. Wal
ter Henry. lanlvl McDaulcIa and
Jack Hen
r. . :
Vanity Fair Hlmpi-
Annoiturement of tha opvn
Inx of a circulating library and
lift ahop which will be known
an Van II v Katr will ba owned
ion Wednesday,' February 1 at tba
home of Mri, Waller Went. 204
Hi) it I h Itlvoraliln. More than 300
Invltatlona have been Waued for
the opening day at which time
tea will be aerved. Mra. Waller
Weal and Mra. Paul Kvana are
onenlne the tha abuo. The llb-
'rary will contain a general line
of flrtlon, Including all the lata
booka which will be rented by tbe
day. The ahop will alao tontaln
complete line of aoveltlea for
parllea. aurh aa tally carda, fav
ora and glfte. many of which will
be mado by local people.
Left IVr California
Tom Iteaaler, brother of Wil
liam "easier of Tbe Kvaolng Her
ald, left today for Bacratnenlo,
Calif., where ha will remain In
definitely. He waa accompanied
aouth by hla mother, who will
make her home with him. For
the paat aereral montba Mr.
Iloaaler baa been In l-akevlow on
the Lakevlew Examiner. He
formerly worked on Tbe Eve
ning Herald.
,rlon In City .
Krank T. Nelaon, prominent
rancher of tha Keno dlatrict, la
apendlng the week-end lo Klam
alh Kalla nn a combined buaineea
and.pleaaur trip. Mr. Nelaon la
atopplng at the Hotel Hall and
la vlaltlng with many of hla
frlenda In Klamath Kalla while
bar.
Hlienbrrd la Home '
Earl T. Hhepberd of .The i
Bbnpberd Mualc 81 ore baa re
turned from a two daya' bualneaa
trip to Dorria, Calif. Mr. Hhep
berd transacted bualneaa with a
number of the leading realdenta
of tha aouthern town.
Official VUlt 4Hr
O. G. Bteele, division manager
of tha California Oregon Power
company of Yreka, Calif., and C.
O. I .arson ot the aouthern city
arrived In the city thla morning
for brief bualneaa visit.; Thoy
ar guest at lb Hotel Hall.
Cliandlrr I W
W. K. Chandler, resident eng
ineer of tha ante highway com
mission for thla district, with
headquarter In Granta Paaa I
apendlng tbe day here with C. C.
Beeley.
Prom llnrrlinan IxKlgv
Mra. II. T. Jesler and daugh
ter, Mlas F.va M. Jester of IlaT
riman lodge, returned home this
aftornoon aflar spending Friday
and thla forenoon hern shopping.
Thix registered at tho Hotel Hall.
Goddard Itctilrnlng .
Judge K. K. Xloddard la ex
pected borne tomorrow from
I'ortland. where he baa spent tb
past week on official bualnea. -V
left In From HI)
M. II. Obenrbaln of Illy la In
rrho city for tbe week-end Irana-
actlng bualneaa and visiting
frlenda. Mr; Obenrbaln Is atop
plng at the Hotel Hall.
Returned To Halrm I
It. II." Baldork, maintenance
engineer with the alate highway
commission with headquarter In
Halem, haa returned homo follow
ing a brief bualnoaa visit here.
Hhopplng Prom HcaUty . .
Mra. John Blmmona of Bentty
la a bualneaa visitor In Klamath
Fall yesterday.
Arrived Prom Valley
i L. D. Btephonson of Aahland,
visited In th city today on
buslnesa matter.
Business Locals
January Clearance Halo
Moat all furniture and hard
ware reduced 10 to 40 per coat.
Only four mora daya of January
clearance, aala. Lucaa Purnltura I
and llardwure. 2i Main St. I
adr. 20-Jt
ll.r I blliw l lli y !
At Klamath Temple tonight.
"A Hurprlee." Alao Hunduy 3:00
p. m., Or nit Mann Meeting" and
7:46 "Karewell Mnaaage." Come
early to gut a aeut. adv. 28-11
Yonr lant Clmmo
To hoar Ulillne Utley at tbe
Klamath Temple tonight clon'nx
aervlce. Ureat youug people'a
rally. All agea welcome. Come
early to get a aeat. adr. 27-lt
HjuIIu Hpeakem
f 10 allowed on your old apeak
er on the purchaae price of a
new Wentern Klectrlc. L'hllg'a
Klnclrlc Btore. adv, . . 2D-31
Cooked Food Halo
lty ladlea of the Klrat Baptlatl
church, January l!8th. 41 Main:
Bt. adv. ; 20-31
Hwrdlah and .NorwoKlan .
Ilerorda at Norton' Mimic !
Btora. Open evening!. Urlixle
lililg., 1V18 Main. adv. 27-31 '
IJiwly Inn"
Chicken dinner 76 ccnln. every
Sunday, 1:30 to 4:30. Make ra
ervatlona. Phone 1477-11. adv.
.... 28-H
"Llndy Ian"
Kor borne cooking. Charlotte
Age and Kdlth Iteam. Pbon
14 77 11. 4th and Klamath Ave.
adv. 27-6t
Amanjpnmnita for Piano i i
Leaaoaa can be mad with Mra.
Howard O. Bhafer at Norton'a
Mualc Btore, 1V36 Main. Phoue
&-W. adv.
27-21
limb and Body Wood-.
" Johnalon'e. Phone 111. 1121
lo. etb. Adv. 11-tf
Tanialea
Kobertaon'a, 211 N. tth Bt,
Phone 72-R. dv. - 7-
Kor
Se Jaa. H. DrtacolL Wllllama
Bldg. Adv. U
HUPa rTowrr Bhop -
120 North 71b SL Adr. I-tf
C0MM&NBE1&
25,000 MILES in less thaH
23,000 MINUTES
Girdle the United States 3 times
and you would
trip to ; Havana
distance!
25,000 miles in less than 23,000 minutes! ' t
No machine made by man ever traveled so
far so fast as did these tiro Studebaker
Commanders. ,You will not want to drive
65.31 miles per hour for 16 days. But the
i ability which enabled each of these Stude- .
bakers to travel a distance that would -girdle
the globe in 384 hours insures you ' .
( championship performance. The durabil
ity which was proved by 25,000 miles at -more
than a mile-a-rainutc assures years
of satisfying service. , .
Take the wheel of The Commander .
here today and learn for yourself why the
.American Automobile Association certi-'
- lies that Studebaker has won every official
endurance and speed record for stock cars,
regardless of power or price. Come in now x
drive this world champion Studebaker.
. No obligation, i ; ' '
.. V Worlafs Champion Cmr ,' , '
The ' Studebaker Commander v
$1495 to $1745 farter '
Dunham Auto Co.
PHONE 25-W
STUDEBAKER,
The Great
THE EVENTNft ftEftAT,fi,
Hear I'litlitn 1'tler
At Klamath Temple, tonight.
"A Hurprlae." A I no Hunduy 1:00
p. m., "Ureat Maaa Meeting."
and 7:45 'Karewell Meaaage."
Coma early to get a aeat. adr.
Za-lt
We W ill Be Glad ' f '
To trad In your phonograph
or anything of value tcwarda a
new phonograph or plana at Nor
ton'a Munlc Btore. Open ae
nloga. Orlizle lildg., IWSt Main
Ht. adv, Z4-6t
H.r I Minn l'tl-v
At Klamath Temple tonight,
'A Hurprlae." Alao Uunday .3:00
p. di., "(Ireat Mhm Meeting" and
7:46 "Karewell Meaaage." Come
uarly to get a aeat. ndv. Ji-lt
CHv Tranafef
Piano moving a apeclalty. City
Tranafer and Htorage Co., 744
Klamath Av. Phone 433. adv.
37-t
"l.lmly Inn"
Kor borne rooking. Charlotte
Agee and Kdllh ' lleamv Phone
1477-lt. 4th and Klamath Ave.
adv. - 27-t
Markets'
POHTI.AND, Ore.. Jan. 28. (4.
P. I flutter, ateady; wholeaala
prlcea, Portland dairy exchange
net wholeaale prlcea: Cube ex
tra. 46 Vic; etandardn. 44 Vic;
prime f I rata. 43 Vie; flrals, 43c.
Creamery prlcea: Prima 3c over
cube atandarda.
Kgga: Kreab standard extra
32c; fresh atandard firsts 21o;
fresh medium extraa 30c; freah
medium firsts 30c; underaixed
28c; price lo retailer 3c over
exchange prlcea. Associated sell
ing prices: Extraa 56c;' firsts
34c; mediums 33c; underaixed
31c:
Bntterfat: Hteady. Did lo tbe
farmer 47c station. 4 tic track,
00 it tie fob Portland.
, Poultry:i Btegdy (lea t per
cent commission ;' heavy bene
22r24c; light 16620c: prlng
2021c: broiler 22(2&c; Pe
kln whit ducks 30c: colored,
nominal. Turkey, alive, 25 0
27c.
Onions, norch.aliy 10c lower.
Local Jl.gOft J.C? per cwt.
Potatooa, 76 ff 1.26.
Will Hole Is ao laty that wben
be algna bis name he simply
wrltna "Will" an! thin punches
a hole In the paper right after
"Will."
still need a side
to, exhaust the
6TH & OAK
Independent
KT.AMATtf FAtis, ftREP.Oti x
Chromium Plan of Plating is
Used by Studebaker Concern
Chromium plating haa been
adopted for vail exterlua "bright
melaV'. parte on rkudebaker can,
according to an ' announcement
made by tbe Btudntiaker corpora
tion, Aa a reault of the nee of
thla' new metal Htudebaker own
era are aaaured of bumpers, head
light, radiator ahutla and other
plald part which ara free from
runt or tarnlah, and which In ad
dition are virtually weaT proof.
Chromium la even brighter than
nickel when pollabed, and I hard
er than tbe hardiest tool ateel.
It la ruat proof, lutperrloua to
aalt and all but two avclda, And re
ntal beat np to 3,099, degreea. It
Many Attend Dance i
At the flrat of a eerie of
dance which the Fort Klamath
Community Jub 'Is sponsoring to
finance tbe annual Fort Klamath
akl rare, held last night sit the
community hall, more than 100
couplea were present, Klumath
Kalis waa-well, represented. Jack
Bowrlng'a orchestra furnished the
music. The joad were reported
In excellent condition.
Club Announced Ibuscr
The Eastern Btar Hoclal club
have announced plana for a dance
which they will sponsor on Frl-
lry evening. February 10 at. lb
Winter Garden. Tba Jack Bow
ring orchestra will , provide tbe
dance mualc.
Hi. Paul's Church Herri
Serrlcea will be held at St.
Paul'a Episcopal church on Sun
day morning at 8:00 o'clock and
11:00 o'clock. Rector J. Henry
Thomas will preside at tba ser
vices. Mra. Dalton Allowed Company
Krienda of Mrs. Carr Dalton
will be pleased to learn ahe Is
recovering from an Illness at the
Klamath General hospital and 1
now able to have - visitors.- ,
. President Cooltdge doea sot
bavo to pay the gasoline tax In
theDlatrlct pt Columbia. No
doubt some will 'object to that
wben tbey bear of It. ,
SPECIAL
' , SALE " .
; ' of v
SUPERBILT
Kan-Not Stretch ,
Mattresises
ented Stdfs
and Ruttont
Prevent Stretching
. An extraordinary value-event made poa-
. aible by cooperation of the manufacturer
.. It i your opportunity ' to buy, at a
remarkably low price, a mattrea of
greatly improved type -the SUPERBILT i
"Kan-Not Stretch," so named because it
- -. actually cannot atretch out of ahape. The '
illustratiott above show why,
, SPECIAL
. $12.75 to $23.00
, .' See thi mattresi today Don't delay '
The Special Price Is for a Limited lime Oply !
BALIN FURNITURE CO.
' 122 North Sixth Street '
1 practically unacratchable, and
ao harf that even r thin film of
It on other metal will cut glasa.
Klnally It can be plated on almoat
any other metal, giving a coat of
complete and laatlng protection.
While thla laat quality would
make It poulble for Htudebaker
to apply chromium direct to the
poliHhed metal, tbua making a
ahort cut to reduce production
eoata, the corporation' reaearcb
englneera fonnd that the moat
Manufactory reault were obtained
when tbe anrfac to be plated waa
flrat poliabed, tben copper plated,
then nickel plated, and after a
final pollab, given ila laatlng coat
of chromium.
SELECT BOARDS
FOR ELECTION
FEBRUARY 28TH
Klv city councllmen have an
nounced to Police Judge. Lem L.
Gaghagen the location of the
polling placea In tbelr respective
wards and tbe personnel of the
election boards...
Following are polling placea
and election officials:
First ward: Wilkin building:
Mr. C. P. Mason, Mra. Charles
McCIure, Mrs. J. K. Goeller. Mrs.
louiae McCIure, Mr. Gerrett Van
Riper.
Second ward: Basement court
house, Mrs. Jennie Hum, Mr.!
Ada Mattbewx. Mra. W. 8. Slough J
Mra. C. J. Gate. Mr. Fannie!
Virgil.
Third ward: RRR gange; i
Mra. Carrie Maler. H. P. Tbomaa.
Mra. George Grinle. Mra. Will
Humphrey, Mra. J. I. Beard.
Fourth ward: Lake hotel; Kra.
Bert Hawkins. Mr. M. L. Miller,
Mr. Mellcta Hammel, Mra. Ame
lia Wlckeraham, Mra. W. H. Mc
Pherren. Fifth ward: Fslrriew achool:
Mra. Joe Avery. Mra. J. H. Co
vert. Mra. William Burke and
Mrs. Nan Cantrall.
Another day we never expected
to live to see but did waa tbe on
when 18 to 24 lnchea of the
brlde'a leg would ahow through
her veiL '
n mm
BRAD WILL BE
TRIED IN LAKE
CITY, RULING
LAKF.VIEW, Or., Jan. 21.
C. II. Brad, former under cover
agent for federal prohl agents,
will be tried her In Lakevlew
inatead of getting a change of
venue to Jackson county, say the
Lakevlew Examiner. This was
tbe decision announced" by Cir
cuit Judge O. M. Corklna after a
careful conatderatton of all ang
le of tbe case.
,Brad I under Indictment her
on two charge. One accuses him
of personating an officer and tbe
other allege be accepted money
for aiding- a felony. . He had
sought to have hla case Trans
ferred to some other county on a
change of venue, but tbe order
AT THE
L-T-B-E-R-T-Y
SATURDAY ONLY
Btlrrlng dram of th re
venge of a wonder dog.
RANGER, In
"The Swift Shedow"
and Chapter Number (7)
"The Golden Stallion"
Coming Sunday AV Monday
TOM TVLEIt , .
tW?s&
Bring the Whole Family
CLUB CAFE
If you had to get 52 Sunday dinners per year,
to say nothing of six times that many weekday
dinners, you'd get mighty tired of it, Mr. Resi
dent Fact is, you probably wouldn't do it. So
why expect your wife to stand the monotony?
You can have a cheerful wife always at your
side if you make a habit of taking the whole
family to the Club Cafe, just aSout every Sunday .
and once in a . while on weekdays. The Club .
Cafe caters to family trade. It honestly can
serve you a dinner as cheaply as you would get ,
that same dinner at home. With perfect ven
tilation and refrigeration you are assured com-"
fort, sanitation and wholesome food. '
CLUB
528 MAIN STREET ,
JACK HERSHBERGER, Prop.
The First National Bank
, Member Federal Reaerve Bank
A National Bank Under National Supervision
entered by Jedg Corklu today
baits Such plan.
Tba court announced that
Brad will com np Or trial al
th nxt term of cowst en rb
rnary 20th.
AT THal .
PINE TREE
THBATKB
LAST S1IOWINO TODA,Y ,
Th greatest picture of all
times,
"BEN HURM )
Coming Sunday A Monday
Zano tirry's
"Open Rant"
HOTEL,
CLAREMONT
KTRICTLT MODKR
A ftood plant to atay for a)
day, a week or at month.
Special rate to prrmnel
people.
228 North Fourth .
Phone 613-614
There I no question regard
ing the promptness ot onr.
aerrlce. Our machine rra
dependable and kept In per-'
feet running order. , Oar
driver r courteous . n4 .
efficient . They will tak
you where yon want to go
speedily and aafely over th
shortest route. ' Kindly glv
ni s trial. . . .
CAL'STAXJ
FhoM 1B9
PROMPT and COCRTEOV8
CAFE
Years ago when cov
ered wagons were ' in
vogue, men and wom
en were wont to bury
their money or hide it in some ob
scure place. The "Pioneer Days"
are past. This bank has installed all
modern means of safe keeping your,
money. With the efficient methods
in use today, money can be trans
ferred to any part of the world quick
ly and safely. '
The First National Bank is equip
ped to handle your financial prob
lem. Cur officers will be glad to
consult with you at any time.