Pajre ST
THE EVENTNfl TTERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Wednesday. May 23, 1028
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
-llm Floyd Ai-rcpls Position
- Miss Mildred Floyd has taken
ft poHltlon with the Shaw-Marllea
stationery store for Uio summer
monthi.
At (lie lWtfes Home
Miss Lottie Bates and
Mrs.
the hoata returned without taking and was In charge of the Kng-! Whltl.x k tiolu North
a ainaie usn wnne otners niaae nsn department, miss I'arr was I Knrl Whltlot-k. county coroner,
lens than enough to pay ex-' formerly a teacher In Ashland J will leave, tonight for Portland
tenses. It la stated at Gold Beach - high school. Ashland Tidings. to attend the OK-aon Funeral
that the early run has ascended j j Directors Association convention.
the river beyond reach of the : Miss Jones llnnorrd Mr. Whttlock will stihmlt his an-
neu aud that the next large run"! Mtse Eda Jones, bride-elect. ' ntial rettorts hvfore the sk.ho. Ih.
,ls not expected until August or whose marriage to Ralph Aditm-I tion.
September. Grants Pass Courier, son will be an event of June
' (third, was honored with a shower
Visited at l)ury Hume . I t the home of her parents ou
Miss Clara Calklna and Berks-! Lincoln street on Tuesday ev
ley DuVall of Klamath Falls were i Thirty members of the
guests at the home ef Mr. and younger set were present.
Mrs. Don Newbury of Medfnrd (
aon Sunday. Medford Tribune, j Condition Improved
I The condition of Mrs. Charles
D. Gtftney of this city, who last
nniMinu
Ml
. ., ... .VT x, will be plesant new. for the ' irw.t . serlo... opera-
Mrs. Calvin Bates. While n.rei""n? 'V, ' , J"k, "e
they will also visit at the home , " ' u "''V" tm'
of Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Poston EVj" "fL h"P" ?
of Spragu, River. wn 7r
ilREGTORSTO
EXPEDITE IRK
' mliMlonvr. John I). Mlrklu 1707.
Kepreaentullve hi rongrea Jml
'district, Wilson N, Wiley 1101. -I
i ... ...
1'i'iegities to reniitiiii-an na
DeMomjr To Meet
A Tegular meeting of the Or-
iinTr
MAN VU t
j i nrn nniT',im1 ""v-nti'Mi: w. t.. Thomp.
I I MI-k I t lM " 44- Kl,"h A- Hnkt,r 7 jo.
ft I'll III 111 I U-awreuce N. Blowers oe. W. A.
Ill -.1 1 UU.II I icartcr T3, F. J. Cooke, 117S,
1 I Lane (loodell 608, Hussell lluw-
' " . li ". K. V. Hoover S06. Korr
Approximately 44 per rent of , . Km. ,. .,,,
Iho rcxUtercd voters of Klsmalh 1 825, Sam A. Koser 1JH4, Levi j
vxerclsed their franchise at tlie'T. Pennington K9, S.'T. Peter
May primary eloctlon on May IS.1""" "'V U 8",lbl""1 7B3- A-,
It was announced this morning ; " .7. ... """ m.
I by Deputy County Clerk C.
Pcl-un.
F.
Stunfleld 1035.
H. N. Moe, president of pie
chamber of commerce, has com-
dcr of Do Molay will be held at j From Fort Klamath
Masonic temple on Thursday eve- Mr. and Mrs. James Pelton of
' nlng. The Initiatory degree will! Fort Klamath spent Tuesday In
,le conferred at this time on a line city shopping and visiting
class of five. ' , friends. They returned home last
I - I evening.
Atresia Run Over Half-Hundred I
ped In the city thla morning.
Arrests made through the of
fice of Keith Ambrose, chief of
police for the first 22 days of
this month amounted to 59, a
check of the police records re
vealed today. But one arrest was
made on Tuesday.
Wood's Have lUliv ;irl
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Wood of; ""lay shopping.
Macdoel are receiving congratu
From Spring Lake-
Mrs. Robert Cherne of the
Spring Lake country la In the city
latlon. upon the birth of a bahy ! From Lakrvhr District-
girl, born on Tnesday evening at
the Klamath Valley hospital.
Mrs. H. V. Boiton and son of
the Lakeview' district are In the
city today transacting business.
Delegates national convention.
Snrt tlulrl.if 1? a t..M,.k... ftp.
fW Ih. .I.,.J I . .. ... '., PI,,,
Vn . . . K- ' Ml"ffey 1300, I. V. Tein-
licnni, 344S cast their votes; and ,,le 105.
pf 2J5S registered democrats. I ..' ,, , .
S ex.n-l.ed their franchise. Lrr"''U""' ,,er,,r' 1'"'
Atnches of the clerk's office! ... . . ,, .
pointed out that a 44 per cent I ''"h"'- '""
vote w. . fair average fr . ,,4J'
" SriS-J" -i"--.-- ".Charles
, - . ,w. ,i f 'u r.. v iiia t..K I T. . ,
puolnt committees to; the average general election. , tihri K-.vh.n.i.hi m",--
County republican candidates: i t, n,,.,.' , ' .
Commissioner. Silas Obenchaln I h,, "l"" J
1662: sheriff. I.. L. Low 1487; j
lion at the Community hospital
was reported thla morning to be
some tmaroved. and she la aet-i
ting along as well as could be rioted appointment of directors
expected. Mrs. Gaffney Is the lot tha chamber to have rharge
future. Mrs, Heac-ox has been 18 congregational mm- "' ueparimenia ir iub eu-
lil for minv .k later. Ashland Tidings. laulng year.' Kaeh director ap-
I pointed aa head of some depart-, cent vote could be expected for
From liiir.ll Valley ment will
Mrs. J. II. Hopkins and two-wrT wllh hlm 'tbltt the near
children of Langell valley shop-j fu,ure- v
Ffillnwmv th rili.-tAra an-
.. .. .. . , . . . ; HniiH X'vlniifle nRS' ImIt l
poiniea anu ine uepariments over; " : " ' vM i-ri w ri tAvvn
which they will have charge: ! t,8s- re..rer. Clara YOUTH SHOOTS
Calkins . 1 B 4 2. Lena M. Donnls,:
Welfare. Fred E. Fleet: Com. " ,''"- '-lT:
munlty Advertising. Rollo C.
Agriculture. J. W. Kerns: Civic ... " ' .' ' ,.m' ""n'"! VOI IlSjr" DbATUrD
I coroner. A. .V fioule 425; I. A.
Croesbeek: ' EntertshlmenT R. : Towey Sd.l. Karl Wl.lll.M k 1S:
Hall; Federal Building, E. H.
Balslger; Finance and Budget. A.
IB. Cnaad 1371.
Mcnroora Injured Foot'
Ed McBroom. timberman of
M. Collier: FdTestry, C. H. Un
derwood; Forums. Bert C. Thom-
L. ,
acting business.
LA GRANTjE, Ore.. May !3.
(AP) Jay T. Richards. -year-
nl,1 Bon nf fin ..KB.I- nf
Circuit Cove 0r ded ho ,nte UM
night from a gunshot wound re-
! celved while hunting ground
the fatal shot he did not know
. , K - ... ... . . .
jj . . . . . . ... . , mini aunL ui ma nni imi
hlsjthe Lakeview country. Is In Kla- Merchants. H. X. Moe; Program A. M- cior iS;. s h.-.h"
vi cK i n,B!,k s-.ti. niii.ai at-Iof ork. C. A. Dunn: Rimff.:,.- 1 r -,
state candidates: Secretary II
Kerns; Legislation,
beck; Membership,
R. C.
E. M.
Groes-
Bulib;
Plnnnlng Kxrurslon Trip
Visiting; from California ' - I A. T. Shere of the Oregon
Charles Smnlysn of San Fran- i Eaglerock Sales company was In
cisco Is among the out cf slate i the city today on business for his
T,llnr- l- Cm..!.... nu MDIUir Mr fihT llntn. tftaf
to be. here for. several days tra-na-1 his concern, which handles alr-ltention for a severely Injured wholesale distribution. John
District rami (dales:
judge. John Irwin l&S;
. In.l Si.ltlom-1,1 J Wj ' f " o.M,
...... .... .. ., " v ..,,.. ITIh il at. -I
Jnv II. I'p-
that Jay was near hlu
ported.
It Is re-
Mlller at Chllnquln ,-- .
J. J. Miller, district freight and
passenger agent of The Southern
Pacific left early this morning
for Chlloquln, where be spent the
day on ' official business.
I planes. Is looking for a location
In southern Oregon and will come
either to Grant. Pass or Klamath
Falls. It Is the plan to establish
headquarters for sight-seeing and
excursion trips. Grants Pass
Courier.
I-cft for Ohio
, Ed Lanslnger left on ' this
morning's Southern Pacific train
for Kento, Ohio, where he will
reside permanently.
Betty TUiiikby Returning Home
Friends of Miss Betty Rsmsby.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.
Ramsbyof the Klamath Junction,
will be Interested to learn of her
foot. While chopping wood. Mc
Broom cut his left foot badly,
almost severing one toe. He ha.
been a patient at the Klamath c. Dunn.
Valley hospital and will be here
S: Li"-- 1 ! ""'
for eTeral dayt receiring medical PLURALITY FOR
treat meat. , i
CIVIL SERVICE
Mrs. Winters Operateil Vpon
Relatives and friends of Mrs.
H. Winters have received word
of her having submitted to a ma
. v. .iuu, r.u.l,r.i,iion ana h Ho, i6t. r,ailureri Thomas,
rates, J. A. Gordon, and1 Special.! Kay 167!; supreme court Justice1
J I- H. Mt'Vahnn 550. John L. '
itanu ns. iieorge iinsinan 1 151 ;
attorney general 1. II. Van Win-,
kle 1713: dairv and fnnif mm.,
, ,
IS 303 VOTES
Mrs. Lyons Iii-ft
i Mrs. Edna Mae Lyons, former
ly of The Band Box. who just the past season. In the fall she
recently disposed cf her business j plena to return to New: York to
In this city has left - for Los I resume her studies. She will
Gatos, Calif., where she will spend most ot the summer vsca
'spend the summer months with tion with her parents at the
her mother. Mrs. Lyon, made herjJancH0n and will visit here with
home at the Ken hotel while mends.
here. .
By a decisive majority' the
Jor operation for the removal amendment to the city charter,!
return to this section for the i of a goiter. The operation waa providing for a civil service sys-l
summer months from New York performed at Stockton wad ac-item' In municipal affairs, was!
City, where she haa been further-1 cording to last reports received ! ratified by the electorate It was j
Ing her education In mqlc for here she waa doing as well as: revealed today by the official.
I
Returned Home
( Mrs. Thomas Simmons and son
and her sister. Miss Bessie Red
barn, secretary at the county
health office, returned bore Sun
day evening from Klamath FaUs.
Mrs. Simmons and son have been
visiting relatives there for-the j
past few weeks and they were!
tolned h. alius Rod hr- . laat i Fro" Klamath Fall
Thursday. Roseburg Review.
To Attend Grand Ixxlg-e
Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Wst
tenburg and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter
of Aloha chapter of tbe Eastern
Star will attend the session of the
grand lodge to be held early in
June In Portland. They will at
tend as delegates of Aloha chap
From Klamath Fall '
I - Miss Beatrice Ph Inner, mem
ber of the Klamath Fall. Busi
ness and Professlocal Women's
club, was here Saturday evening
could be hoped for.' Her. friends j count completed last night by
will hope for her speedy recovery. the county clerk's office. I
.' I Final count showed 11J0 for'
Meriam Circle to Meet the amendment and 893 against,'
. Members of the Meriam Circle: a plurality' for the amendment!
of the First Presbyterian church! ' "3. II
will meet at the home of Mrs.
W. E. Yoirng on Thursday after-!
noon at 2:30 o'clock. All mem-;
ben are asked to be present. .'
ORPHEUS
, NOW I'LAVIM ,
XOIIMA HHK.lltF.lt
Ill
"After Midnight"
With 1 wrpiM-c Gray
ami tiwen Lee
Gay Vlvlil Moving
Her Gre-tcut llcture
Miss C rite Improving
. Friends ot Miss Francis Clarko.
well known nurse of this city.
will be pleased to learn she Is;
very much improved In health':
since arriving at the home of hef
father In Vancouver, B. C, where
she will remain indefinitely. Miss
Clarke left here several weeks
ago for her northern home be-
Moving? Crating? Storing?
Call
YOUNG TRANSFER CO.
110 Boutli Fourth HI. .. .. Phono' 1007
BAKING
M0WDE
DOUBLE ACTION
Same Price
FOR OVER 35VEAIIS
25 ounces for 25
l WHY PAY WAR PRICES ?
- Our Government
7sed3fWHtafPoun4
Lloyd Smith. Southern Pacific
employe at Klamath Falls, spent
yesterday. In Ashland nd Mat.
ford. Mr. Smith visited friends , cauM 'ne-
in this city and be visited his I
wife, who was a, patient at the i S(r- Beall 111
Community hospital In Medford, Mrs. Elda Beall of the county
for 'the banquet. She- returned I wherne rntly underwent an j clerk', office is confined to her
homo Rnr1 -mnrnln- Ph..J -- iu " op. iuK jiu-muu
hnrr ni- jner home in that city lost' eve-
Few Salmon Caught
; Few Chinook salmon were
: caught at the mouth ot the
ning. Ashland Tidings.
Former Teacher IHre
Miss Hulda Parr, teacher at
Jefferson high school, Portland,
with an attack of mumps.
Medford Crater
way being oiled.
Lake hlgh-
Martin Fruit arid Produce, Inc.
536. Spring Street
Ship to Us
Cash buyers of Poultry, Eggs
Veal and Potatoes
Rogue, when the commercial !0ed Wednesday at the Good!
fishing season opened' on May 15, j Samaritan hospital In that city. I
according to Gold Beach papers. ; following an operation. She had'
All fishermen ont made only j been in III health for some time..'
.mall catches but tbe fish taken. she had been a member of the1
were reported to be In fine con-, teachers'- staff at the Jefferson
dltion and were large. Some of high school for nearly nine years
THE NEW
IBffinilim
VairYreatmeritqf
USED CAR buyers
..your Buick
Dealer's Policy.
The used car that serves you most satisfactorily that
, gives you the most transportation for your money
naturally offers the greatest used cat value. ' '
Go to the Buick dealer. He offers a wide selection of
' make and models in his used car stock.
His prices are fair based on the actual resale worth
of the car in question. And he will tell you the true
" condition of any car he offers for sale. He is always '
careful to guard his high reputation in the community.
" When you buy a usedsCar from your Buick dealer you
know that it will perform as promised you know that
you are getting your money's worth.
BUICK MOTOR COMPANY
FLINT, MICHIGAN DIVISION OF GENKSAL MOTORS CORPORATION,
WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT . '. . BUICK WILL BUILD THEM
The Most Sensational Tie
Ever Originated! K
'. if si 1 11 ' . 1 1
a smart ue mat ouismans tfie wnnKies,
v. a. a -aa. aa a 'f V .
it 8 lined with a lieht rubber bae . i
that inflates when not in
, use thus taking out
' . the wrinkles. '., .
Send a Copy of
Special
Railroad
Edition
To Relatives
And Friends
In the East -
Ten Cents for this
Extraordinary Edition.
Come to
DOLLAR DAY
Saturday, May 26th
EXTRAORDINARY
EXTRA SALESPEOPLE
TO WAIT ON YOU
Cara Nome
Rath Salts
A spoonful or la'n III your
ha Hi iniikoa a world of
Ulffi-riu'. i
Hnftpiis and pt-rfunn-s tha
wator ltn I h- ilrllxhtful
t'ara Nunia Odor.
' $1.50
A. Beautiful Skin.
Is Possible to
Every Woman
Thn proper cara of tho
rompluxluit la only a mat
ter of kaitwlua" the rlxlil
pri'psrutlf.ns la uso and
follow llii- dlri-riluiui.
CARA NOME
SKIN CREAM
1 In every waV a ilrauty
(Yenm.
It la usd for miissaK to
smooth out Ilia lino, and
wrlnklHs, and should ho '
Mi on the fare when re
tiring to act as a tissue
hnlldor.
Yru should ue Cara
Nome Kltln Cream all
throiiKh the tryltiic 'fall
mouths.
Cara Nome
Talcum
For general tollnt use.
, Makes you fi-vl comfort
- ahle.
A cilihty food lalcum to
have hauriy.
Has Hie charralnc odinrtif
a liuuqimtof flowurs.
$1.00
Cara Nome
Face Powder
One 'of the several tints
of Cara Nome Face Pow
der will Mend with your
coinplvilon perfectly
And tho powder will stay
on until you want It off.
Fragrant with the en
tranrlng Cara Nome perfume.
$2.00
$
Blow It Up When You
' Take It Off!
. See Them In Our Windows ,
'TCifwarman
.' - ami sua at wxcoy
sV X.I
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j a .,
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' i! ?iM
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Tho perfume of fashion throughou the world
of culture. ,
Cara Nome in an exquisite odor of subtle charm.
It is different and distinctive, hence it is the
choice of women who are particular.
1 ounce $3.50 ' ,
Star Drug Store
, ' FIFTH and MAIN STREETS
m m - ar - t r m m i ;- i r
Tomorrow Night-Altamont
SECOND ANNUAL M JSICIANS BALL ,
4 Orchestras Continuous Music
Prices: Gents $1.10; Ladies Free
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