The Evening herald., May 04, 1928, City Edition, Page 8, Image 8

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOON
Friday May 4, 1928
CtfiTF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
Ki!i.nlp't l-i'l Toiluy ,
Air. Bill Mrs. Arthur S haupp
1 .'ft hv Tnot'ir this morning for
He V.- : w!i re tiny will apooil
l''.f! runtin; three days. On Sat
i:r'iiv cvrnfn? they will iittund
U t Kf Willis hunijm't and dance
t ji i; lirld nt KohuhurK. Attornty
U . tavrp i running for dokgutv
iiij.nrKo t 1 !n ropulillran liatlon
nl i-nnvont on nnd alii lntorvlew
p:(:ilincnt ruptlb.lcBks on his
tiiji.
:j,uni:i Visitor t'otniim .
Mr. oiil Mrs. PiiulJ. Sihuolcier '
ol Hi'lrna, Mont.. exjlWf to arrive
In W:i:ra!h Falls -IB Is coining ,
wci-lt fur a lirl.-f vint'Vlth Hel- j
rf; IViniis Broil onstr-ln of the '
lljtnlr,' IiiTJl.1. n their way to
rnutlinrn CuHfiirnla, whore thc-y )
Mill vUit f ir two months with
r.'hitlvia nnl friends. They are:
n.AJunir the trip via motor. Mr.
F lmetuVr in a member of the
h a h e r d a s -l e r of Bossier
S hni'l .lor of the capital city.
1 w. I...,
"
Lou .Mueller, deputy sheriff;
i. U. Cilltnwaterj. deputy dis-,
tikt attorne. J. O. Swindler ;
ana; Ci!,r'ia -UvA-Ul?. Cniiqnln ;
I " 1 i.1' locL'iiiiK ot souuicra '
1 in Gran
VauRla;
yV evening
' itlr PrrtJand r .
S;aj.t f.rjscoll haa left k for
liatid to gpend a week on busl-
'fe
: f4 (t:ii itnia-
'Ainiee Weedon has
S.icYirTVr.tfl, -where she
ain indefinitely.
left
will
Gallic; to Savajre Rapids
!a iirty of Klamath Falls peo-
T' in-i!,ding Mr. and Mrs. Her- c"'- ' ' -;
. n.jn Ftstor and children. Wave ' ' '
Villon. Ernest Nitschlem and Ma,, Trl Klamath Fa'l
t'Sarles Scbaal have completed fan Payne of the Ashland
"p'fns to leave here eirly Sun- Realty company made a business
i.v morning for Savage Rapids trlP to Klamath Falls Thursday.
-:f the Rosue river where they, Ashland TiJinga.
wf!l FiKnd the day fishing. I .
I (Attended Picnic
?;rs. linrn Homo j Among the Western Auto Sup-
y.v. Jennie Hurn'has return- "' company's managers and
el from Tortland where she en- nPIoye wbo attended toe picnic
Med a visit with her son, W1I-
V.sm Hum and family.
I
From Fort Klamath .
y.T3. William Hackler of Fort Cox of Klamath Falls; Mr. Bur
KJomoth was among the out of ne' and A- Johnson of Seattle,
t ivn shoppers who spent Thurs-,nl Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Jicqna
dafy- in the city. ' land Mr. and Mrs. L .CT. Shoema-
I'ftufrieil From Kufrene
)Mrs. O. L'. Brown and Mrs. W,
Saunders ot this city have re-
j LITTLE JOE
fcSOCIC A
lDfi GLfANCES , :
I m
I st-Mij'Si! Kl fi
The class in natural history-
I ino-i"a"
Liingera
a
rtiihv hrnvtul hft-mnuatarhnt H
Tear'old Judge John , Kre.ni
of Somerville.... J.. Is pictured
here aa ha appeared in court to
defend himself airainst a 100,-
f?r"!lenlon of affee-;
"l'" SUll
Kiss Still
$ V, vX- ml
k w ski
. ' t
rfions Drought by Wi. Bronsn
m retired .'navy officer. "Th
retired .navy officer. "The
last kiss you gave me situ lingers
on. my litis," said one of the let-
iers uuRerecn is .auegea to
ha"ve writtoa' to -Mrs. Brougham.
turned, tronj Eugene and other
northOTa ,lint4 here they vis
ited "for the past week. At Eu
genethcy visited with several
ot the college students from
Klamath falls. In Ash'and en- j
route home they visited with
Miss Mary Walker, . formerly of
10 Ashland recently were Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Krell and Mr. Proctor ,
oi KOoeDurg. air. am .Mrs. u. u.
Hvatt. Howar.-t West and Leland
Hyatt, Howard West and Leland
ker of
ings.
Medf ord.rAibiand-, .Tld-
Drlver Killed
Richard Georgln ot Hilt. Calif.. I
was killed and his wife and child
so seriously injured that they are
fn a hospital, ln a headon auto
mobile collision last night near
NOTICE TO THE PrBLIC.
I am a candidate for the nom
ination of County Commissioner
of Klamath county, Oregon, sub
ject to the decision of the demo
cratic voters at the primary elec
tion to be held May 18th.
Having served this county as
commissioner three terms 12
years I am familiar with all the
business of the county. It re
nominated and elected, I pledge
to the taxpayers the same care
fulness in pulblc affairs, in the
future that I have exercised in
the east, and I ask all Interested
to -search my record and see it
I have not always stood for keep
ing expenses .down and demand
ing a square deal for -every tax
payer ; -.;-!,.
BURRELL-flHORT,
. Merrill Route.
' Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Paid dv. N'H-tf
:t By George Clark
........
0""e- The ocvupanta of the
jother automobllo. member of
jPtiusmuir baseball team return
ing from a gamo at Ashland,
were aikjlitly Injured. Ashland
j Tidings. v
Shopped Here Veenlny -
Mrs. Farj-ell E. Hopkins of J
I Pine itldjte spent Thursday In
. Klamath Falls, shopping and via-
Itlng with friends. Mr. Hopkins
Is manager of the Forest Iun
at
Pluo Ridge.
Mrt'Htl Painting lloxee
I John McCall, postmaster, don
ned an artist's smock and this
morning was busily engaged In
l painting mail
boxes akng Main
i street
'Tho mail boxes must be
dressed up too along with the!
atreeta for the big railroad eel
ebratlon." McCall commented.
Shopping from Mtrrlll
Mrs. Ed Kortiborn of Merrill
snoppea in me cay tor several
hours cn Thursday.
Dunsmulr VlNltor
At Campbell and J. G. Fergu
son of Dunsmuir are Included In
the out of town business visi
tors here today.
Vlxltetl from Henil
V. 11. Anderson of Bend ar
rived in the city yesterday to
transact businesa. .
IKrris Vlsll
J. H. Conwav .of 33rrl. trans.
acted business fn KlamaHi Falki
on
Thursday.' - eJ s
a
Beck Is 111- 3 , ,;'' ;
William E. 'Beck ot the, tele
phone company, .is ill., suffering
with a severs attack ot rheuma
tism, n . .
Sloba Takes Position
J. Sloba of Sacramento,' has
arrived In the city to make his
future home. He has accepted a
position as night clerk at the Ho
tel Pelican.
Here from Hilt
- J. E. Plckert ot Hilt. Calif,
arrived In the eity today tor
brief business trip.
Kugcnet VLnHor
C. C. Clement of Eugene, ar
rived In the city Thursday, here
for a brief business visit.
Xevr Milkshake Stand Opened j
Formal opening of the "A &
R" milkshake atand on Main
atreet ln the ioca,on formerly
occuptej by The. Klamath Dev
. 1 1 , i
I elopment company will be held
'hildrens Colds
,,-.Checked without
175i r TJ..U
vism
(onstipated?
TiktW M ATPBE-g KEWrPT ImlnliU
youratiiiiJnabmorsaiOTriU be functioning
pii4Milj by morning and your onstipmtion
will and with a bowt action aa free and
, aaay as nature at her best oo pain, no
OTiPtec Try it, OnlrSc
Mild, sac purely vegetabtc
Recommctodad and Sold by
All Six Klamath Falls Druggists
Mom'i?. Pop
Freckles and His
C
Cwtata-r dfifV,t? I ro vou But mot
vneluj triAi 's o.e ;( Tw PRICE OF ."
TMIM& Al,u 'THIS""'' :ths. THOUSMto GWM 1
IKIWKU . VKUkA . 1Kb . tULU OUT THE PftiT I f rT7 III I I
VV0O,tiSeHT.w,rre.4vAl-.0UTH. J err II
wuuo rsia Uixu aianos f&i -s I I I I
umiu a' fe Im t
r APTB27AIS VtX) SAYVMI7JL - . V 5l ( T VnilATVUAiniA-r2? VWh
SCARED BY SOAAE5 SoAVtE (,N. S0EIN?
on Saturday. .The place Las
bwn r.-cWoratml and painted In
prunes and black In keeping
with tho color scheme tiled by
tho ' company. Hens, not to nnd
Roblnelte are the owners of the
stand. A horse shoe shaped;
counter has been Installed.
i Southern 1'aclfte Nurveyui
Jack Stewart and F. Homer
of PunHimilr, surveyors for The
Southern Pacific arrived In Klam
ath Kalis yesterday to spend sev
eral days here oh bualness.
Mitchell from Citticc timvc-
II. C. Mitchell of Cottage
Grove Is spending several days
' In the city visiting friends and
, transacting businesa.
May (iolnic South '
Albert K. May of Moe'a store
win leave on sunaay ior an
Francisco to spend week on
oustness lu tne interests or tne
store.
Krom SprtTUn Itiv
Ed Gowan ot Sprasue River
spent Thursday In the city on
business, returning home
evening.
last,
Postal ltreelpta tiuln
With the close ot the first
month of the fourth quarter of
the calendar .year at the Klsmat',
Falls 'postotttee. receipts 'for the
month of April, 182!j. showed a
total ot $6609.99. against $6059
for, the same month in 1927. An i
Increase of 10 per cent.
Honoring Visitors
'This evening at 6:30, In 'SI.
Paul's Parish house, a dinner will
be served In courtesy to Bishop
and Mrs. William P. Remington
and Miss Sophia Robertson of
Pendleton. Mrs. Remington, a
talented musician, will renJer
several selections for the enter-
WOOD
Prompt service on
BLOCK WOOD . SLABS
any length.
I BODV WOOD and COAL
Try Our
GAS-BRIKETS
In your
BROODER
These brlkets are particular
ly adapted to chick brood
ers and there la nothing
else that is "Just as good."
"We aim to
please you."
Peyton 6? Co.
"Wood to Burn" '
126 S. 7th, Phone 535
Phone 408
Our - cleaning methods
revive the newness of
old suits. Let us serve
you.
Klamath Cleaning &
Dye Works
481 Mala
Friends
tainment of tho gueMa..'
' Iteniington waa active In
Mrs.
Red-
'Crosa work o'eraeaa during the
war and la a favorlto wit!) every
one whom aha moots, Tomorrrow
the ludles of tho Wednesday club
of St. Paul's church aro enter
tnlnlng with reception and teal
In courtesy to the distinguished
visitor.
HelHknliM Held lUniiuot
More than 125 mombeis ef the
Reliekah lodge enJoed a banquet
held in the lo.le rooms last eve
ning. Throe cumu lates wore In
itiated Into tho order.
Try S:mcI llo'at Out .
Charles Schaal and Ernest
Nlts.hlem enjoyed aeverat houra
on Lake Kwauna last evening
trying out their new speed bout.
A Calll motor 'baa been Installed,
which
speed.
gives the bout plenty ot
according to people who
witnessed the trip slung tho' lake
last night.
Arrheil at Noon
' lllshop William P. Remington,
accompanied by Mrs. Remington
anj Miss Sophia Itobertaon ot
Pendleton, arrived In the city
this noon via motor. They will
The Perfume of
Fashion throughout ''
the World of Culture ,'
CARA NOME
An exquisite odor ot
subtle charm.
It Is different and distinc
tive, hence it la the choice
of women who are par
ticular. A fresh and appropriate
perfume for all occasions.
$3.50 '
One-ounce Bottle
STAR DRUG STORE
Klamath Falls, Oregon
THE GABBS
i haANG THMrJ TOR VlM4ST CALLS A
Friendly Enemies
TuEy ViECE NIC6 TO VOUB- T r--TAOE.
BUT TH6 iMtSe CEACK.?, M?
"THAT. CAKV6 BaCri To IAE . Z 1
' ' " fi ' f -7 f priif.j
You'd Run, Too!
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be th house guests of Hy. and
Mrs. J. Henry Thoniaa until mi
lls, ;,- afternoon, when the will re
turn north.
From M.
lleleiw
"
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Penuliigton of 81. Hel-
la here ou businesa to -
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cOrcgpljffe
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f. E. SCHUPPEL, District Manner
iuj wmte rtne Apt.,
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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Murcln and wna adapted to the '
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