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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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' Publishe evary aftarneon exoapt Sunday by The Herald Publishing
toail.ir at 101-lSt Bout a Fifth elreet, Klamath Falla, Draco.
NEWS IN BRIEF
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Qtacon, on Aunt It, 1I0, uodar aot of Congreea, llaroh a. tail. j j Rodney Keatlug of I'ort-
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IN II U iih l u U iiihiii iwi
few d&yi in the interests of
the International Harvesting com
pany, with whom at in mploycd.
Mr. Keating ia a recent graduate
of the University of Oregon and
he Is a member ot Phi Uimwa
Delia. "Throughout my travels
In lk alaU n f I l r . .l ,..
Tka Aaaoetatea Preae la excluaivtir entitled to tne aa ar rapasnoa- . , h ... . ,w . .,.n
aoo of all nawa dlapate-aa aradltad to It or aot oiharwlaa erodlled la 1 mer' no
! papar, aad alio tba tooal aawe pukllahad tharaln. All rlchu.af ra- las bright a future as Klamath
ttublloatlon of apeolal dUpataaea herein are alee raaervea, I Kails," said Mr. Keating
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ASSOCLATKD PRESS L.BASRD Will
MEMBER OP AUDIT BUPLEAD OP CIRCD-ATtOKT
Maaakes f the eeeelatd Pma
FRIDAY, AUGUST 31, 192S
Kxpcrt To l.eavt Soon
Mr. and Mr. Jim Thompson,
who anhl Ihelr ranch In ilkn
'Sprtng'Xoke district early rthis T," Weather
Heal fetal -Mutt lien ,
baui It. Webb at Portland, ono
f the prominent real eatnlu men
of that illy. Is spending a ilny .
or two In Klamath Kalis ns the
guosl at the Halt hotW. He
spent aomo lime in tirants Pans ,
enroutn here, where he Inspected ,
the gold iininea liH-aled in thai ,
vicinity. "Klanmlh has more :
people ou the streets now than '
any oilier town lis sise In Ore
icon." said Mr. Webb. "The c-'
tlvlty here reminds me of Astoria
during the period of her greatest
growth, during the war. when
shipbuilding was iu sway." J
spring, ar home from a rlsit of
in Canada.
The Ewauna Purchase
f - ... . 'Mveral weeks
rrom me sianapoin. Ol curnniunuy iiueiesi., mcie o'toon M tbey get rested from
A vital difference between purchase of timber as an in-, their northern trip Mr. and Mrs.
vestment and purchase for manufacture. Thompson expect to ie.e for
..,,., . ,. . , I Indiana to spend the greater part
The timber investor buys a tract, pajrs taxes, and iof lh( mlnter. They ,hlnk toey
hopes that the natural law of supply and demand will; win start by automobile for in
' soon bring to his doors a buyer who is willing- to give him ldi,u tomt ,lme lhe ,lr5t of ,h
arRUbstantial pront on nis invesimen- ms is a ousiness
requiring foresight, judgment and the ability to strike
while the iron is hot. But so far as the community is con-
enrnoH ti'mhor transfpra frnm nne investor tn another are i 1-uU. are guests of Karl Whltlock
' . , .. . iand wife. They will visit Lake
of no more interest than any other passing item of news. jot ,he Wood, lth tne Whitiocks
i But the purchase of timber for manufacturing,, such; while here, when asked now he
ns the 37,000-acre sale to the Ewauna Box company, is a :'. Klamath Dick said. "
t? . , . ,, ! a bally summer country." He
Afferent story. Manufacture means pay roll, increased iis wlth ,no Gr- NorIhern cas-
population and the nucleus of . a thriving industrial com
munity. 4. As the largest lumber company in Klamath Basin, as
an industrial institution owned and directed by Klamath
men who have resided in Klamath Falls most of their
The Cyclo-Storniagraph at l'n-
As derwood's Pharmacy shows a '
sugmiy nigner .oarometric pres
sure today which is Indicative of
higher temperatures. , Forecast
for next x4 hours: Fair and
warmer. The Tycos recording
thermometer registered maximum
and minimum temperatures today
as follows: High 8!, low 53.
A Itully Sunuiirr"
Dick McCoy and wife, of Port-
Santf ord & Company
ket company ot Portland.
Crania laaa Man Hero
A. Herahberger of Grants PasH
was a guest at the Arcade hotel
yesterday. Mr. Hershberger'e
town recently received state-wide
attention by announcing the tor-
I mation of a Newcomer's club.
which has for lis purpose that of.
bringing lugether all new resi
dents on terms of amicability.
Hark From Vt'axhlnglon
C. II. L'ndcrwcod relumed home
this morning from Seattle. Wash
ington, where he has been at the
hariaiflA nf hi father. Prlnmla nf
lives, and 'as the source of the greatest single pay roll in j Mr. Underwood win be pleased to
this city, the Ewauna Box company's move in acquiring
the E. A. Booth tract in eastern Klamath is viewed with
satisfaction and enthusiasm through the Klamath country.
This model mill, nurtured from a humble beginning
to its present prominence by the wisdom and far-sightedness
of its backers, is now assured a cut for the next
fifteen years. The pay roll, which is one of the founda
tions of this city's prosperity, is assured for years to
learn that his father is very
ranch better and well on the road
to recovery.
Visit Son
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Mclntyre,
of Am boy. Washington, left this
morning after a brief visit with
their son. George Mclntyre. and
wife.
Kngmo Hotel Man Hen
Otto J. Frohinayor of Kiigenc.
spent yesterday in Klamath, and
was registered as a guest at the
Wlllard hole). Mr. Frohraayor is
connected with the Eugene hotel
of Eugene, and Is also a student
at the University of Oregon. He
Is affiliated with Sigma Pi Tau
fraternity.
joyed a trip to Crater lake and
come, and the community gain from each thousand j other scenic points in Klamath
b'oard feet of timber estimated at $18 will continue to coontr-
"our into the prosperity channels of Klamath Falls. 'Formal Opening Tomorrow
t , J. Miss Lucille Larkey. owner of
tt tt, i rv i ,ne X"L -itnB'' h0P. 1405
1 he UniOft rllg.ll bCh00l Esplanade, announces the formal
j opening to ba tomorrow, at which
t By its schools, its hotels, its court house, its streets and time coffee and doughnuts win
its business buildings, is a community judged. The tour- ie served.
ist, the casual visitor, the commercial salesman, the Tiur- nuZT"
ried business man, quickly absorb these features of a city, j Mr. and Mrs. c s. Monteiius
hasten on their way, and in more leisurely moments dis- f"d - H- Dean left lni" morning
VI.H
Mrs. Margaret Atkinson ot
Paola, Kansas, is here aa the
house guest of Mrs. Bruce Dennis. -
While here the visitors en-1 Mrs. Atkinson ia on her way to.
net- home In Kansas after having
spent the summer months visit
ing with friends and relatives In
Los Angeles and San Diego.
Leaving; Vor Portland
J. M. Justin, of the Justin It
Montgomery Clothing company,
will leave tomorrow tor Portland
where ke will Join Mrs. Juntln
and his two daughters, who arc
visiting. In tb northern city., v
To Ijocato He
Among the guests at the Ar-
for California where they wlllcade hole' ' Mrs. Frank Black
a .i ij , , . . nvr iiiuiuia wiiere
fimiPcA rr ha mfir vhAtr K a H OAfin hooinnr thai lnH rrm Anr i v
vVu. i.. v.kj " ' -"5"'t"" take advantage of the opening of
in these observations. I the deer season In Siskiyou, Hum-
Hasty as it is.'this mode of judgment is eminently "- -Pel Norte counties,
fair; for in its public spirit, manifested by public build- jB Torm tor Day
ings, is the SOUl of a community shown. If the com- Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Henderson
munitv ia selfish, narrow and narsimonintiR. the schools iare ,n Klamath Falls for the day
-:n v t v. - . a rom their ranch home on Tule
win uc uuim uoic, nic jukb uupavcu, iuc uuku, Jiaiue (lake. Mr. Henderson is saperin-
anu snambly structures, ana the public buildings out of (tending the moving of his sheep
of Ashland. She la here prepsr-
ing to reside here permanently In'
order to be with her husband,
who is connected with the 8. P.
date. .
- So it is that this paper, as a component part of the
Klamath community, expresses pride .and' .satisfaction
over the new Union High school which overlooks the city
and the Klamath Basin from the knoll which was once
known as the Hot Springs court house site, but which is
iow known as the Union High school. The building rep
resents the last word in modern school architecture and
construction. From the heating system, to the spacious
auditorium, the structure reflects the careful thought and
constructive activity of the Union High school board
hich submitted the proposal for a new school to the city,
and which labored unceasingly until its successful com
pletion. t .
f Patches still serve as an indication of poverty, but
hey're on casings now.
t
f Remorse : The ghastly discovery that the sin wasn't
vorth what you paid for it
from their summer pastures.
Going; To Port la mi
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Gordon and
daughter, Hope, will leave tomor
row for Portland where Miss
Hope will enter St Helena for
the coming year.
Attend Rodeo
Lloyd Porter and MJron Shan
non, of the First National Bank,
will spend the week-end in Lake
view where they will attend the
rodeo.
Away On Trip
. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Thompson
will leave tomorrow night for
Roseburg where they will spend
the next three days with relatives.
f. The objection to saving for your old age is that you
enn't save your appetite for old age. '
'
j If you wish to know whether the town will grow,
observe whether the fans will support a losing team.
Machinery, Prunes,
Warehouse Burn
'.SALEM, Ore., Aug (UP)
-Destruction of a warehouse
and machinery owned by L. P.
lVachmund of this olty together
a pack of dried prunes own
til by the Pacific Northwest
Prune association of Vancouver,
Wash., by fire early today re
sulted In a loss estimated in ex
cess ot 165,000 covered by In
surance. ' The loss to the warehouse Is
placed by Lochmund at $40,000
vith loss to the Prime Pack of
the P. N. P. association estimat
ed at 120,000. The origin of
the fire has not been determined.
Adjoining buildings including
the large warehouse of the WI1I
tunrtte (irocory company Just
ncniss the street from the Lacb
luund warehouse was saved only
tlirouph heroic work on the
part of the fire companies. The
wurehonse was formerly occupied
)y (he Drnger Fruit company.
....Important Meeting
The Jolly Neighbors club will
To Leave- Position "
Miss Wyma Brotherton. who
for the past tew years has been
eoneneted with Moe's store as
bookkeeper, will give up her posi
tion there this week.
Accepts Posit
Mrs. Lou Langworthy Is back
today at Moe's Woman's fitore,
where she bos accepted a por
tion after several weeks absence.
To Spend Month In Valley
Mrs. V. E. O'Neal left yester-
hold their, opening fall meeting daT afternoon for Med ford where
next Wednesday, September 6th. he w111 8Dend tne Dext month
The home of Mrs. D. H. Kaylor w,tn her PareJt'- '
in the Henley district will be j
the meeting place. As this is to ""TT , . v v
be the first meeting since the . lin-, r;, A' Hf"rlV ,who h"
summer recess, all members are 1en,,u" "h K a" nd
urged to be present. fr,end " CUT lor the past
' month, returned home yesterday.
Returned From Vacation I
Mr. Lynn Zimmerman, of the ' "rrunK 8001
Klamath News, has returned from
a two weeks' vacation spent on
a ranch near Holbrook, Cali
fornia. She and her daughter,
Miss Betty Zimmerman, will , , '
Mrs. Lawrence Ruconich and
son, who have been In Portland
for several days, are expected
borne the end of the week.
make their home at the Evans
apartments,
Back From Klamath
Mrs. D. H. Hanscam of 615 8.
Riverside has returned from a
few days' business trip to Klam
ath Falls. Medtord News.
At The Kern
R. Nichols ot Chlloquln spent
yesterday In the city and was
guest of the Kern hotel,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dalton plan
on leaving tomorrow for a two
weeks visit In British Columbia.
California VUltor
J. H. Conway of Dorris, Cali
fornia, was at the Arcade botel
yesterday.
Redmond Vilton
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Price of
Redmond were at the hotel Wll
lard last night,
Return From Halero
Mrs. Marion Barnes and two
children. Jimmy and Allison, and ,
Mrs. Wilbur Kennett. returned
yesterday from a ten days visit In
Salem with Mrs. Kennett's sister,
Mrs. Bert Cook. ,
Make Trip to Slnlfonl
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd DeLap left
yesterday for Medford where tbey
will visit for a couple ot days and
purchase fruit for canning.
Roberta Prom Metlford
Among the Medtord people to
be in Klamath yesterday was It.
L. Roberts, who stopped at the
Hall hotel.
Merrill Visitor , j
J. W. Hunt ot Merrill spent I
yesterday in the city and was
registered as a buest at tho Hall i
hotel.
Santf ord s System
' 426 Main Street
Saves You Money
Free Delivery Service
Santford maintains the best delivery system in the city We maintain our delivery
service for our customers exclusively and we want you to get the full benefit You
will hear the old story "Santford adds the cost of his wonderful delivery service to
his price" But we 'are sure if you compare these prices with the price you have
been paying you will readily see that Santfords prices with service included is
cheaper than yen have been paying and carrying your purchases home.
t . i
Folgers Coffee
1 lb. Golden Gate, Vacuum Can, ach....
Fancy Corn -
Small Can Trupak Tiny Kernel, each..
Del Monte Peaches
Medium Size Can Yellow Clings, each....
.44
.10
.15
Creme Oil Soap
Four Large Bar
Oysters
5-0a Can Fancy Oysters, each
Pineapple
Large Can Fancy Slices, each.
.25
a '
.15
.25
Raking Powder AQ Tea Garden Syrup Q
2i lb. Net Calumet, each X Full Quart, the Very Beat, each 9JJ
Pioneer Clams
Regular Size Can Fancy Clams, each...:.,
Sheep Man Here
Dick Lacy of Malln, one of the '
prominent sheep men of the Kla
math basin, was at the Hall hotel
yesterday. I
Anhland Man In City I
J. H. Carlton of Ashland, who '
owns a ranch In the Merrill dis-!
trict, was a guest at the Hall ,
hotel yesterday. ' '
i
From Fjigen
V. C. Carter of Eugene, who '
frequently Is In this city, was a
guest at the botel Kern yester-,
day. !
At Arcailo Hotel
B. Peterson of Weed, Califor
nia, was a guest at the Arcade
hotol yesterday.
To Portland
C. H. Underwood of this city
is spending a few days In Port
land on a brief business trip.
From Med ford
I. K. Trsynor of Medford was
In the city yesterday and stopped
st lbs Hall botel.
Dunsmulr Visitor
C. V. Wallace of Dunsmulr was
a guest at the Hall hotel last
night.
Valley Man Hei
John E. Peter of Medford was
registered at the Hall hotel yes
terday. From Bentty
Con O'Connell of Beatty spent
yesterday In the city, and was
registered at the Ilnll hotel,
Fly Tox
Full Pint Bottle, each..
.15
.49
Lux
Large Package, each.
Bull Durham
Twelve Regular Package
.25
.75
CUT PRICES
No doubt you have been told "Santford has a few specials, his price is no less than
ours." We don't want to find fault with other markets, we don't want to tell you
they would misrepresent facts but we DO want to tell you that our prices are cut
wonderfully low We don't ask you to take our word for it either Come in and see
for yourself You will see Santfords market full of satisfied customers buying the
best of meat at Santfords cut prices. '
Round Steak
Cut from Fancy Young Beef, pound.
Young Hens
Medium Size, Nice and Fat, pound.
Beef Liver
Young and Tender, pound..
Fresh Side Pork
Lean and Tender, pound
.30
.25
.15
.20
Pork Chops
The Very Best Lean Chops, pound..
Leg of Pork
Extra Fancy Roasts, pound.,
Shoulder Pork
Young Juicy Roasti, pound.,
Lean Bacon
Medium Size, Fancy, pound.,
.32
.28
.22
.28
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