.Thurwlay, rVhrunry 15, 128
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NEWS IN BRIEF
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Kspluima Hells Hiiiiw ' - '
Announcement 11 f Ihn nolo of
Ihn linniit nt Mr. 11 ml Mm. K, J.
Kapluosa Hi 1101 llphain olr.eot
Id Mr. and Mrs, Ukut Klnley
nt till rliy m mud today. The
liunm U a modern four-room
bungalow and wait Hold In Mr.
and Mr. Klnjiiy, furnished com
pleiely throughout.' A 'on a
Mr. and Mm. Kmjilnnaa find a
hulluOlo im-nllou limy will turn
I he pluio siver in Dm now owner.
Mr, Klnley- In employed wllh th
I'slftornlu, Oregon , Power,1 com
pany., .)1r. Kxpliinsu holds a po
nil Ion wllh Ihn Kviuilng Herald.
T surlier I'Mriy IXiUy
Member of Hie tirade Teach
' rra Association and their friends
'will enjoy a rarrt party on Krl
day ovenlng which U la he hold
ul Ilia Kremoni auilllorluin. Until
urldgo and "Lull" will lie in play.
' A short program will Im given.
The evening's play la In atari
promptly at 7:45 o'clock. Minn
Mae I'lilnney la chairman of the
committee In chnrnu and la IhiIiiic
assisted by Mra. Klihu llennell,
. ' Mlas Kdtia llrown, Mlaa Ann
Kradlngsr. Mlm (iladya Krott.
Mis Uarhara Clnrk and MIJ
Vera, Junilolinnn. Prises will be
.warded.
A. A. r, W. hireling
Tim regular monthly meeting
, of the A. A. V. W. will be held
T on Haturilsy at l.lnkhaven,
' cording la announcement mud
today by Mra. Avl .McConncl.
prealdnnt f (ha local chanter.
A 1 ;0l,o rhk lunohiMia will pen
, ihn mnelluc. Mm. Mct'unnell
will alto a report of the confer
ence meeting which aha roceully
attended In Portland.
lr. Mi lKmell ll
Dr. Wutaon MrDowell of Bi-at-tle,
brother of Ml Hadla Mi
Dowell, teanlmr In Ihn Klamath
county blah aehool, I vlaltlna
In thla rliy for a few lUya en
mnte to U'J AOKi'lee where ho
will realde. Dr. Walaon. a phy
alclan and atiranon ha made ar
raniemenia for the openlnc of of
fice In the aou'.bera rliy. .
Take Agror)-
Charloa M. Door of 431 Wanh
Initoa atreet hl taken oxer the
Oregon Journal anenry for Klam
ath Kail. Dorr la a graduate of
ho Klamath hiiib arhool and
alao of the fnlverally of Califor
nia. Ho will have full rharje
of circulation and advertlalnit
here.
Aaawer Fire Call
The fire department anawered
a nail to S04 Kaat Main atreel
about J o'clock Wedneaday after
noon whan a car motor biased
up. There waa no daman, and
the aniall blare was qulrkly ex
llnanlabed. ltelamnl From Valley
Mr. and .Mm. Hoy Hon ley re
turned to their home In thla rliy
yealerdny after apendlnaj several
daya lu Aabland. They were ac
companied here by Mr. lloaley's
mother who will vlilt for several
weeks.
Dr. Johnaon llmniv ,
Dr. E. D. Johnaon ha return
(ed from l'ortlanil where he or
cnmpirnlod Mia Olive Wilson,
who submitted to a major oper
ation at St, Vincent's hospital on
Monday. Dr. Johnson reports
Mlaa Vt'llnon waa rrailn comfort
ably when he left I'orllsnd. .
Hopkins from Volley
Mr. and Mrs. K. B. Hopkins
nd small aon were in the rlty
today from their homo In the
l.annell valley dletrlct on a
brief business visit. They re
turned home lata this afternoon.
From Kovt KlHinmh
Mr and Mm .. C. Slaomore
of Fort Klamath spent yodnosday
here on business and pleasure.
They were (nests at the noon
forum of the chamber of com
' merre. ', .
Hohetiaon Improve
Dolmer Roliertsnn, aon of Mr.
and Mm. T. A. Robertson of tut
,North Ninth, who has been III
fur the' past two duys Is- greatly
Improved today.
Marriage License A
Harry Davis and Rebecca Hum
phrey, both of Chlloquln, wort
(ranted a license to wed In the
'office of the county clnrk Wed-
' nosday afternoon.
Mra. Hurvey He
Mrs. A. L. Harvoy. arrived In
. Klamath Falls Wednesday from
hnr bom at Ashland frf Upend
fortnight as the RtiesC" of her
daughter, Mrs. Nate Ottorbeln.
Kellon On llual
H. P. Kellon, atorekeepor for
California, Oregon rower com
pany of Medford, la spending a
few days In Klamath Falls on
business.
W'ailoa Have l)iirlilei-
Mr. and Mrs. William Wade
Ira the parents of a baby datiajh'
ter, born Wednesday at the
Klamath General hospital.
Klllotl from Agency
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllln Rlllott of
Klamath Agnncy spent Tuesday
In the city on a brief business
ad ploasura trip.
r.lmi-r iliiikr Hciucnml 1
Klincr Clarke, a youth who
waa a Treated two weeks ago ly
Walter Poster, statu truffle offl
err, charged wllh currying run
eeuled weapon will nerve out a
sentence of 30 duya In the illy
Jail. Clarke wa brotiKht hefnro
Justice of Ihn peace W: flumes
yesterday for hnurliiK. 1l bun
been serving out 11 Jail sonlonio
al lli illy Jail where lin wua
linoknd iik a vnKninl, Clnrk nd
111 II h living bium om-nti'd, aa a
vugrant In al toast 20 ataix dnr
Inr Ihn pant two yinrn.
U fi Kor Ciii viiIII.
Unity Darley, Inula Itobcrln,
I'arrln Herryman, Kills Truelove,
Imttvi) Oaliurne and Mlaa Mario
llldelnica lift thla inornliiK for
1'nrvullla whern they will attend
Ihn annual vornlloiuil enpnnlllon
belnK held there Krlduy and Hat
unlay. The IiIkIi whixd It roup
will return home oil Monday eve
ulnita Haln. Mlaa ItldeliiKa la
arilnx aa faculty advlaor.
llMiinon On Oiikliunl Thin
friends of Murrsy llniiiion, ami I
of Mr. and Mrs. P. K. Ilatinon of!
Ihla rlty will bit lularealed to
learn ho has accented a position I
11 a reporter ' wllh The Ouklandj
Time at oaklsml, f-allfnrnia.
Ilannon Is eirgiloyod under F. It.
Houle. editor of The Tlmsa, who
wws formerly editor of Tho Eve
ning Herald III Ihla cllyH
Pullman Will lh Added ,
' Pullmans Will be added to the
Southern Pacific special sched
uled In leave hero on Friday eve
ning, February 24, according to
word received at the , Bout born
Parlflu thla morning. ' Reserva
tions can lie rnadn at the Main
street of fh' and tlckuts will be
good for return over the Cas
cade Limited with a five-day
limit.
Arrive,) From VntrIU
A. J. Wlndsbelmrr of Central
In. Washington, 'has arrived In
the. rlty and thla morning took
up hi dutle aa secretary to
J. J. Miller, district freight and
passenger agent of the Houthern
Pacific. Wlndsbelmer take the
position left vacant by Arvld Bat
terburg who hss returned to
Portland.
Fkwall In t'tly
Judge W. A- F.kwall of Port
land will speak before the Elka
of Klamath county at the regular
lodge session to b hold, thla
evening. Judge Kkwall is aa
active member of the Klks and a
past exalted ruler of the Port
land lodge, No. 142. '
Connolly I Home
'A. J. Connolly of Connolly
Brother has returned to Klam
ath Falls from a alx weeks' trip
through, southern California and
Mexico, where be visited with
relatives ami friends. At Los
Angeles, Mr. Connolly visited with
his daughter. Katharine.
'lie PuycT II -i
W. II. Wallace D Stearns and
I.. L. Nooncheater, all of Rend,
are hero for several daya pur
chasing fun tor tho market. The
hunlnesa visitors are stopping ot
the Hotel Arcado whtlj bere.
Returning Home Hnturday
Mrs. (ius Lompropelona and
Infant daughter, Cleopatra, are
returning 16 the Arcade -apart-meuts
on Sunday from the Klam
ath Valley hospital. Mra. Lom
propolona was Miss Mary Dlanai
before her marriage.
Meeting; Xext TuewUy
Members ot Ht. Mary' Altar
Roclety will meet at' the borne' ot
Mrs. Frank Howard on next Tues
day evening for the regular meet
ing. Mr. Howard end Mra. Roy
Hickman will preside a Joint
hostesses.
Cook Transacting lluln
W. D. Cook of the Southern
Pacific la transacting business In
the city today from his head
quarters at Dunsmulr. -Mr Cook
I among tho tjotel guests al the
Pcllcon. ' '
VUhing From Port land
Dr. Ann Rose Hnnawort.t anl
da.il'l.tnr of Portland are spend
ing n few daya bnre on business
al.'uirs. They are registered at
tho Hotel Arcado.
Mrs. Kbcrleln ill
Friends of Mrs. Charles Wood
Kberloln will rerfrot to learn that
sho Is confined to her apartment
In Hot Aprlugs suffering with a
heavy cold.
Meet Ins; Vrldaj
Tho regular meeting of the
Degree ot Honor will he hold on
Friday evening, according to an
nouncement made today.
Aska Freedom
Rosa Randall filed a divorce
suit in the circuit court Wed
nesday against 0. B. Randall on
groumis of desertion.
Miss May Hark '
After a fortnight's vacation,
Mia notilnh May has resumed her
dutlos at Moc'g storo.
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Business Local
I'uio l.lnwml Oil
I'nr gniiun II 40; In flv f 1.3f:
bnrrp lint 11.20. Dadnlnie full,
rooflilK and I'atteraon'a
I'alnl Hli. re, 111. N. 4th and 2H
lll Hta. 16-III
Hull Mniupl)' for Hrliiic
Have arrlvvd. Selkirk twiula
are very popular. N. II Drew.
Mmi'a Toa. 72 Main Bl. adv.
10-31
Hrn Connolly llnw.
Kor work clothea, work ahoea
and xlovea of all klnda, -adv.
l.3t
l;iery lny la llaiuallt IMy
Al I ho il'erkllia Hiri(uln llottae.
l'honn 74S-W. If 14 Muln Bl.
adv.. , - 16-tf
Hiv Connolly llnm. .
Kor hariieaa, home iQllara and
lilirnefia ulul onto lop roiialr.
adv.. 10-31
I .
I llantnln U Uen'7
I I'orklna llurnuln Jlfiuie. Phono
IT4S-W. I H, Main Ht. adv.
15-lf
I 'or Inauranre
Hoe Jas. 11. Drlseoll.
Bld. Adv.
WMIIama
If
Limb anil Ilody Wood
Johnaton'a. Phone 314.
Bo. 6th. adr.
1121
21-tf
Hieeliil IVIcea On
All liiRiraiie al Connolly
adv. ,
Hill's J lower Hlhn
120 North 7tb Vt. adv.
Bros.
l-3t
29-tf
DrWoll leaving.-
Jim Drlacoll or the Drlwcoll In
surance company plana to leave
thla evening for Xpokane where
he will spend several daya on
business. Mr. Drlseoll will be a
gnest at tho Hotel Davenport In
the northern city.
Jim. Kvan Itetarnlng
Mr. Frank Kvan I expected
borne on flunday from a month's
visit In Kugeno wllh her mother.
Mr. Kvahs and Charles .Hchaal
will motor to Medford on Sunday
whnro they will meet Mr. Evans
and return home on 8unday eve
ning Kvana From South
F.arl O.' Evans, traveling agent
for the Cotton Belt of the 8. L.
and 8. W. wllh headquarters In
San Francisco, Is paying an offl-'
rial visit
to Klamath Falls to-
day.
Itarneit oe. Xortn
t. . .. .a ....
agent for the Rock l.land rail-;
, unu, ic.ui , ... -"."bku on account, ui i iiu seriuus
morning after transacting bual- illness of Mr. Walton's mother.
nea here In the Interests of his
company for acveral Buys.
.vim. Knplnoaa tiolng Hontlt
Mra. E. J. Esplnosa plans to.ed a position with the Telephone
leave on the special train for; company of tills -city.
Sun Francisco on Friday evening, j
February 24, to spend aeveral j Mm. Ileckley Home
day In tb south visiting with j Mm. Nellc- Hecklcy has return
friends, i ed home from a business trip to
! I Eugene, Rnseburg, Grants Pas
Kugarman la Home
K. Hugarman of the K. Sugar-
man Clothing atore returned this : I.uttrell VUlting Cliy
morning from an extended visit j H. I.uttrell of Yreka, Califor
In California with his family who! nla. Is In the city on a brief busi
are spending the winter In the nesa trip. J j(
south. , - i
g 1 Spangli r Ix-ft
MorRra To Valle)- I W. A. Spanglor of Modoc Point
W. C. MacRea of Shaw-Mac- left this morning for Rakef on
Rea, plans to leavo early Friday a two .weeks' vacation.
morning for Ashland where he
will spend tho day playing golf.
Visiting; From Yreka , ,
L. A. Pederson of Yreka. Cali
fornia, apent Wednesday In the
city transacting business. i
Out Our Way
v. "VrAAMVC nOvN CHlUORiWO-. v '
FiFfH soo Evjtf? ce, Tore L -Y
GPA0 ? V SO MUCH. J I HAFTA CrAG,TJ j
I.V v'' woo-, I
7 " fs K -4"IW FONMlOSlM
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NAVHW MOTHERS atTGrRAV..' ' MSyM :
OPOPPvMGr IM b)&r AS IHE-feACvAER lS.OoT", TO? . I
FlKlD OPT VJ-W "fvAH FAM1W NrVOfr-FW S.SO.BACKwAffO. ' J, ij
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What wa to have been the aecond honeymoon of Franklin 8. lar-dlnge,ei-year
old Chicago millionaire and Miss Anne Livingstone.
30, Tulsa. Okla.. divorcee (above) seems to have been culled off. A
prenuptial dinner was given by Hardlnae, the minister engaged, the
wedding aupper arranged, and all that. There seemed to he no
hitch. Vet when Miss Livingstone was asked to sign a paper waiv
ing claim to the wealth of her prospective husband for 1100,000 to
be puid upon bis death, she refused. -Thu ends this chapter.
Mrs. Walton Keriously 111 r-
Friends of Mm. George Walton
will lie sorry to Team she has
submitted to a serious operation
at the iiameron hospital at
Rtocklon, California. Word re-
tev(.a
here today from her
daughter. Miss Kstherlne, by
friends stated her condltiou was
showlna steadr improvement. Her
many friend will bone for ber
.m, recovery, air. ana .-ra.
Walton were called south a week
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Honor Moore, daughter ot
and Mm. T. K. Cone haayaccept-
and Mm. T. K. Cone hasyiccept
and other northern points.
An 80-year-old resident ot P'
Una. Kansas, bet an insurance I night. y ,
company 1100,000 he would Uve '
10 years. Maybe the drlvere in i Even if you never score a vic
Kansas are more considerate tory you ran always beat a re
than In most states., 'treat. ftilBi
KLAMATH KALkS, OKHOON
She Won't Wed
SHIPMENTS OF
LIVESTOCK ON
COAST GAINING
'. That .the Increase la the ship
! ment of livestock from the Pa-
clfic. northwest for tho - 'tirst
quarter of this year will increase
' 2 i ncrcent over thn snme oc-
:., . i i. ii.
d lo ,he buUetln luat ti
,,y tne Pacin,. .Northwest Advls-
pry Board which la in conjnnc-
t'.tn with the Ameticin Rjltwar
! association.
J During , the , first
quarter of
,,, ,. .1.
""' h'"'
" th!t" wh"e
10.34S
me pe
riod of this year w
10.600 cars.
ll) require
Shipments of potatoes are ex
pected to run about the same.
For the first quarter of 1927.
1210 cars were shipped.
Lumber and forest ' products
I called for 45,27$ cars In the Pa
' cltlc coast district which includes
California and southern Oregon.
About the same quota is asked
for this quarter. ' '
TEMPORARY HOOVER CLVB
t ORGANIZED IX SALEM
SALEM. Ore.. Feb. 1. (AP)
Temporary organisation ot a
Hoover-for-presldent club was ef
fected at a meeting here last
'Klamath Girl at
Of Oregon Picked from 150
r-'f n . '
I atuaents to
I
Miss Ruth Newton, daughter
of Mr. and Mr. A. 11. Newton of
1 Merrill. Oregon, and aenlor In the!
shool of Journalism at the CM-.
; verslty of Oregon was recently
I honored by being chosen from a '
group of over one hundred and
fifty student In tho school to
'represent Jonrnallsm students In
th welcoming of Ihe members 1
of tho Tenth Animal New-paper
Conference, which was held on
tho -campus al Kugeno February
10 and 11. j
j Mlaa Newton welcomed the i
group ot more than 200 newa-i
'paper nun and women on btbalf , member of Pot and Quill, carn
itine student at the annual pus writers organization for
j conference bann.net which was i women, and has taken an active
I held at the Oxburn hotel Friday! part in many student activities
i evening, February 10. MIsa New- : during her tonr year at the unl
' loo la preeldent of Theta ftlgma I verslty.
FARMERS ORDER
28,000 TREES
' !
'. Klaungrh fgrmerg tarn determ-1
'ined to Improve. " their ranches :
with groves' of ' fine trees, aad ;
j)ave rallied enthuslaKtlcally to
order the forest trees being din-
tiibuted by the O. A. C. forestry i
department thla rear, ; Connty
Agent C. A. Henderson, stated
' Wednesday. : i -
"Nearly 28,000 tree have been
ordered . through this office,"
Henderson said, "and Indications
are that prder for at least 23,-
000 of this amount win be
filled." Last year lea than 10.
000 :tres were gent to Klamath
county."
Road To Dorrls Gorxl
The road to Dorrls is good
and with the exception of a few
rough places, good time is being
made, according' to Jim Drlseoll
bf the Drlseoll Insurance com
pany, "who returned yesterday
with Glenn Parker. - They spent
the day at Dorrls on business af
fair. The road is being dragged
and put into good condition. '
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. , Kodaks are as low 1
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Phi, national honnrnry profes-
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for -women, and presided at a
luncheon given by that orasnlia-
lion for newspaper women of tho
stale on Friday noon. At 3: 30
the -Thetn Higma Phi women en-
tertnlued at a tea In the worn -
en's building for visiting news-!
paper women, and Miss Newton
was In charge.
. In addition to being an honor
student in the L'ulvemlty and u
member of the above mentioned
honor group In the Journalistic
profeaalon, Mine Newton Is a
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j Mle f.orlviis VeLman f( 4ha
a erfrude Shop baa returned borne
from an, extended buying trip
throughout the east and south,
"Styles ere more enticing than
ever, wlors are gay and spring
and summer millinery Is more
attractive than In many years,"
Miss Gertrude commented,
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KLAMfTli FALLS OREGON
WHBRC PARTICULAR PEOPLE
OUV-jTHtlrr ORUGS
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Pago ThrrB
SEFnRnPATmN
of local mill
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Prospects fo. early operation
I of the dhast View rtwmlll,
'.owned by the Htecklog Hog com-
I pany of Stockton, "California, are,
I ,,,, , , .,. . ,,
exteuenr, accorniug 10 l,. A.
! Webster, vice-president of' th
Btockton firm, who apent Wed
j neday In this city gathering ilut
refntlve to opening tho plant
. ,i . "
Here to Investigate tho pow-lhle
i supply and prlcaa of logs. Wub-
ftor found Wednesday thut logs
f will be available for the Shasta
; View mill this summer. 1'rlcos,
J he said, were favorable,
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