'August 24, 1038
PAGE SEVEN
CITY BRIEFS
Klamath Visitors Mr. and
Mra. John R. Clarke and daiiuh
tar, ICslhei, or Wllmiir, Calif.,
visited Hunday and Monday lit
the horn of Mr. and Mia. Chnrlea
M, Reynolds, lllu Wlillo avenue.
After leaving hero Monday the
Clarka vlalted. Crater lak and
war to visit friends at r'osnll.
Ora., and Portland, returning to
Lot Augoles ovor tho coast touts.
Tbey war accompuntod from
Klamatli Fall to Fossil by Jane
and Barbara How, who spent tlio
weekend here with friends.
Picnic I'lniined The annunl
plenlo of Klamath Iodic, No. 4 0u,
Vaaa Order of Amnrlca, la to be
hald at Lakn o' tha Woods at
tha Willow SiirlnK" campground
at tha eoutb end of the lukn
Hunday, August 2H. Mombnra of
Oregon Star Iodic of Kliuniiih
Falli, Orator Lake India of Mad
ford and all other members and
tbalr frlnnda ara Invited to at
tend, members of the committee
announced. They also staled ihm
aoffaa, sugar and croam would
be provided.
Awarded Flour At a "hard
tlmea" dance (Ivan In the early
print by the Bugles' auxiliary,
Barah Gibson and Molla I'Toel I
wart dressed In fowna made from
Sparry company feed sacks, and
thase costumes won tha price at
tha dance. Picture were taken
and lent to tha flperry company
In Portland. On August 23 Mra.
Minion ann air, rerscii rm-n ri- j
ceivaa a sac or nour trom in"
company.
To Move Here Mr. and Mra
Roy Reed and daughter. Groin,
of nunstnulr. apcnl the weekend
In Klamath Ku I la vlnlilug at the
home of Mr. and Mm. A. J. ;
Williams. 1401 K.nsl Mulu street..
Mr. and Mm. Ueed are moving to!
Klamath Kalis this week and!
will make their home on Mhrlton i
atreet. Reed le employed aa n
hraktman nn the e'ouihorn I'a
clflo railroad.
Friendship Club - The Friend
ship club will meet Friday, Aug
uat (. at tha Camp Fir houao
on Conger avenue. A no-hostess
potlurk iplcnlc lunch will he
served at 1 p m , followed by a
abort business meeting after
which bridge will ba played.
Members and frlenda ara Invited
to attend by tha committee In
charge, ,
Former Residents Mr. and!
Mra. Fred Row and daughters, j
Jana and Barbara, of Fossil, Ore.,
visited here with friends ovor
tha weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Row
are former residents of Klamulh I
Falls and are now moving rum
Fossil to Lndl. Calif., where they
will make their home.
To Attend Medina; nr. and
Mrs. L. D. Uass left Wednesday
for Tlmberllne lodge on Ml.
Hood, where they will attend
the Oregon state medical meet
ing. They also planned to spend
day or two In Heattle, return
ing here Tueaday morning.
Visit nirlimonds Mrs. A. Mcr
rlmsn and aona, Karl and John,
have returned to their borne In
Eugene after spending Monday
at the home of Mr. and -Mrs.
Clifton Richmond, 630 Knst Main
atreet.
Return Home Mr. and Mrs.
W. J. Miller have returned to
tbalr home In Dunsmulr after
visiting Sunday at tha home of
Mr. and Mrs. M. U Rratton,
2141 Whlta avenue.
Visiting Here Mrs. Claudia
Brett la hero from Los Angeles
visiting for several weeks. She
la a alater of C. F. O'Laughlln
and It a school supervisor at Los
Angeles.
Moving to .Meclford Mr. and
Mra. W. H. Cnaobecr of Oregon
avenue ara moving to Medford
thla week, whara tbey will make
their homo In hopos of Improv
ing Mra. Casebeor'e health,
Pinochle Pnrij Tho Eagles
auxiliary drum corps will sponsor
a pinochle party Friday night at
I o'clock In the Eagloa' hull.
SPECIAL
fff.00 Oil Waves $3.00
4.0l Oil Wavra $2.80
Plain Wavo $2.00
MRS. FINLET RF.AUTY
8HOPPI5
731 Main Phono l.llil-W
For Sale
Splendid
Packard. Piano
Only 4 ft. 8 In. high
$125
l down, $5.7. a month.
Frea delivery within reason
able distance.
Sea Louis n. Mnnn, Tuner,
at Derby's Music Co.
117 Mn. 7th Nt.
RECTAL DISEASES
Mill) electric trrnlinenta,
replacing; o I d mcthode.
Non-confining, non-surgical
nnd safer. RESULTS
start with first treat,
ment. Write for FltEB
booklet. ,
DR. M. C. CASSEL
Specialist
Caasel nroa. Chiropractic
Clinic
B28 No. Till Phone 4 BO
41
Leave fur Home Mr. and Mra.
Iliirrny Carson and daughter huva
niliirued to their home at IX'voily
Hills, calif., after apendln- the
weekend at the Btnlniiiets homo on
Walnut atreet. Cnraon la a broth
er of Mra. Htolnniota. Tho Caraona
were present when Mra. Biolnmnir
suffered a hndly fractured arm In
n fall Hunday morning. Hha wna
removed from Ilia hospltnl to her
home Monday, and la reported to
be progressing aatlafactorlly.
Former Teacher Vlslla Mra.
Murglo Lemon, who formerly
taught In (he Klamnth couniy
schools, la spending two week
visiting In tliln city and at Cros
cent lake with relative and
fi'londH. Mra. I.emon Just mail h -
led from the University of Ari
zona, and after her vacation litre
will reiurn to Arliona to tench.
She la a sister of Kugcne and liob
Kulton of thla city.
Pot I nek Hupner The Amer
ican Lou ln auxiliary will spon
aor a politick auppnr Friday
night, Auguat 2, at 6:80 p. m.
All auxiliary memhera and
l.sglonnalros ara urged to attend.
There will be a aiuall charge tn
rala fundn to aend the Kona of
thn Legion drum corps tn thn
convention, mombnra of tho com
mittee announced.
Midweek Hervlce The Welah
avnngnllat, Rev. Matthew Krancla,
and hla aon, Matthew Krancla.
Jr., will speak at thn midweek
aervlce nt the Flint Covenant
church Thursday at 7:15 p. m.
The aervlca will take the form
of a union meeting of the Altu
inonl Preabytorlan and Covenant
rhurchea. Tho public la Invited.
Hume From Oiiklaiiil Mr. a ml
Mrs Homer Lal'liiul of the Lake
view route have returned homo af
ter vlsttlrig with relatives tn Oak
land. Calif. .Mrs. Lnl'lunt lion
been In the bay city for the past
three weeks, and waa Joined there
by her husband for a week's visit.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. T.
R. Skllllngton and aon, Lynn, left
by motor Wednesday for Mt. Ver
non, Wash , and for Yellowstone
nailonal park, where i hoy will
spend a month's holiday. The
Bkllllngtons live at 221 North
Tonth atreet.
Return From Trip Dirk
Reeder and Walter Lassett re
turned Wednesday morning from
a several dnys fishing trip which
took them Into the Deschutes
river country. They reportod an
excellent catch.
Tonlllc, i, )inv Clifford Hark
toy of Modoc Point underwent a
tonsil operation Tuesday at Dr.
A. A. Soule'a emergency hospital
rooms. He waa reported resting
oaslly Wednesdny and planned to
return homo Inter In tho day.
(jmtip Meeting Members of
the four group which make up
tho Women's Council of tho First
Christian church will meet at
the homes of members Thursday
afternoon for business sessions.
Leave for North Mrs. R. C.
Prudhomme and two daughters
left Wednesday morning for
Freewater. Ore., where they will
spend a week visiting with Mrs.
I'rudhnmmo'B sister.
I. en vlni; Klamnth Mrs. Lucy
Dunn nnd daughter. Betty, plan
to leave Thursday for their
former homo In Ashland, whero
they will reside.
tout spend your life
'Aw fVf from hoppintW
wear NATURAUIERS
Buster
Shoe
633
milTi
(tf$f ,0 CD1,ai's- fashioned
I'lan rirnln Tho Klamath
Fnlla KornptlmUl cluh will hold a
luncheon at llio Wlllard hotel
Thursday, when plana will be com
pleted for n picnic to bo held at
Union Creek foroat camp. A
gunat of I he club will lie Mra.
I'eiirl Joan Young, who assisted In
organlilng the Klamnth Falla
group. Mra, Laura Mrlriim, pre
Ident, who line been spending Ilia
summer at rinccrost, near Yosem
lie park, with her alaler, haa re
turned home and will preside at
Thuraday'a meeting.
1'ulluiia Iteiurn Mr. and Mra.
Kiigoue Fulton and daughter,
Jnnlce, have returned to their
homo on Mon Claire atreol from
Boatlle, whnro .Mra, Fulton waa
onrollod In a apeclal 10-day courae
at tha National Association of
Modern Music, which la the larg
est achool In the weat lor modern
plntio construction. Mra, Fulton
haa boon teaching thla modern
music course for the past year and
la now resuming her classes for
the full season.
Ilenttle Picnic The Knthryn
ncnttle Missionary society of Alta
mont church will meet at Moor
park for a picnic at 10:30 a.m.,
Friday, August 26. Reverend
Francis will be the speaker for
the afternoon. All memhera and
friends aro cordlnlly Invited.
Attend Meet Many Klamath
Falls physlclana left Wednesday
morning for Portland, where
they wore to spend several doya
attending tha Oregon Htate Med
ical society moot at Tlmbcrllne
lodge. Several of the doctors
were accompanied north by their
wives.
Auxiliary Mneta The auxiliary
to Canton Crater will meet In reg
ular aesslon Wednesday evening,
Auguat 24, at IOOF hall at p. m.
Refreshment will he served fol
lowing the meeting. All members
are urged to attend.
Mra. llamplun llcttor Mn.
Thomas Hampton, who has been
confined to her home on High
street for some tlino with Illness,
Is reported greatly Improved, and
Is now' able to he up and around.
Xnuie Son Mr. and Mrs. Wil
bur Arnold have named their In
fant son, born Monday, August
22, Richard Schubert. Tha baby
and mother ara at Klamath Val
ley horpitnl.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Whlsenant and their two
children. LoIa and Wlster, are on
a 10-day motor vacation, during
which they plnn to visit various
California points.
Visits Briefly L. Marshall Bal
lon of Portland, a representative
of tho Glens Falla Insurance com
pany, was among thn business vis
itors In town Tuesday.
Iliislnes Visit W. F. Ilopka
and M. L. Plerco have returned to
Kacrnmonto after a business visit
of several days In this city, whore
they have properly Interests.
iik sriti-: you okt this
KXTHA PROTECTION
AT XO EXTRA COST
f'Ot'NTRY Plf'Kri' AXD
DFLIVKRY
THF
PELITORIUM
J. E. Farley
tin Main
Joe Parley
Phone IM
Brown
Store
Mnin
Klamath
Railroaders
Cashi
ler
Shown above Is Arthur Orccn
Palmer, caehlor for tho Great
Northern. Art has paused his
3eth birthday but feels like a U
year old, ho says. Besides his
wife ha likes steaks smothered
In onions and swing bands. Ills
duty as cashier Is to handle all
money transactions for the GN i
here.
B) IRIS LINDBERGH
A. O. Palmer, known as "Art"
to tho whole Klamulh division of
the Groat Northern, is cashier In
the local freight office, and la also
one of the most popular men on
the division for a very spocial (
reason he's the one who hands i
out the pay checks every two
weeks. ;
Art was born and educated In
Spokane, Wash. After graduation !
from high achool be spent two I
yeara at Linfleld college at Mc
Mlnnvllle, Ore., Killing a higher
education, in 1919 ho Joined tbo
army for a short time. Then be
tot a Job In tbo postofflce at Spo
kane. Tiring of distributing mall
nnd licking stamps, Art quit that
Job and worked for tbo Shell Oil
company for a while.
In 1925 Arthur decided that he
couldn't atand bis own cooking
any longer, and a short time after
that momentous decision ho walk-1
ed down the middlo aisle with
.Miss Mary Anderson. ,
Tho next year Palmer entered '
service with tho Orcat Northern !
aa timekeeper on an extra gang ;
at Lnmona, Wash. When the La
mona Job was flnlnhed, Palmer!
moved to nnothor Job as time-j
keeper at Glacier park In Mon
tana. Finally In 1928 he came to:
tho Klamnth division at a time
whon there wasn't even any Klam
ath division horo. Ho waited pa
tiently until the GN offices wore
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:4 V, if fh.
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GET STANDARD SERVICE
AND STANDARD GASOLINE
UNSURPASSED
AT STANDARD STATIONS. INC.
AUTHORIZED DISTRIBUTORS
AND STANDARD OIL DEALERS
USE OUR NATIONAL CREDIT CARD
built, working In Bend In the
tneantlmo.
Art la one of three oldest men
on (he division In point of sorvlre
hern, coming lo Bend on March 2,
1928, as timekeeper on the steel
gang which waa re-laying tha old
Hhevlln-lllxon line. He waa a pas
senger on the first UN trsln run
from Bend to Klamath Falla In
May, 1926, and made a special
trip from Bend to attend tha ON
celebration here.
In July, 1'j2, Palmer waa sent
from the maintenance of way de
partment to station service, and
from then on ho was transferred
right and 1'lt In the freu;bl office
until hla last promotion to the
position of cashier. '
Art likes this job best of all be
cuusn It makes him so well liked.
But it Isn't only bis Job that makes
Art popular. Ills colleagues say
that bo Is very good naturcd and
accommodating and has many
other llkeablo oualliles (too nu
merous lo mention hero).
Tho Palmers live on Mitchell
atreet and have four children.
Art's hobbles are radios and cars.
Ho plajs the radio almost con
stantly when ho Is home, and
when he Isn't listening to music
he's out driving his Auburn.
B. 8. Morrltt, western traffic
manager for Ureal Northern from
Seattle, was In town Wednesday.
R. A. McCandleaa, ON general
manager, was expected In town
Wednesday evening.
0. A- Andemon, general fuel
aupervlsor for the Orcat North
ern, Is visiting here on business
from St. Paul, Minn.
Mrs. R. I. Pickett, wife of the
OUTFIT ROW
-.uhju mall'mil I e."m
? 7 ? lift
,.l
i'r'i:
Yd'
i J HOES are like people. Some are better
k. than others. These have UNUSUAL value,
They Stand Up for School Wear
Drew's Manslore
. Since 1018 -733
Main Street
UN machlna Inspector, returned
homo Tuesday from a visit In
Seattle,
IT
The fipa, new restaurant and
recreation establishment at the
location of the old Palm Garden,
opened for business Wednesday.
The place haa been completely
redecorated and remodeled. Tha
operator la Cbarlea flchuss.
Departments Included In tha
establishment are a aoda foun
tain, bar, recreation room and a
restaurant run by Henry Hoback
and Harry Wagner. Tha bar
features beer and wlna.
Wagner, one of the restaurant
operators, formerly was with
liershberger s. Tha restaurant
will feature charcoal broiled
steaks.
A grand oneninK of the fina
will bo held Saturday.
VITAL STATISTICS
BIRTHS
HALL Born, at Hillside hos
pital, August 23, 1!38, to Mr. and
Mrs. Floyd Hall of Quartj moun
tain, a boy. Weight: 7 pounds 5
ounces.
GADDIS Born, at Klamath
Falls hospital August 23, 1938, to
Mr. and Mrs. William Gaddls of
Dorrls, a girl. Weight: 7 pounds
1 2 ounces.
FOR SCHOOL
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GOOD FROM COAST
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CHILOQUIN. Aug. 24 Em
ployes in the local stores have
donned their loud buckaroo shirts
and ID-gallon hats to advertise
tha rodeo to ba hold hero Sat
urday and Sunday of this week.
Tha queen will be named at
tha Spanish Castla Friday night
at tha boxing matches.
Ida Miller la now heading tha
queen race with a total of 518.
000 votes with Florence Shadley
running a close second with
503,000. Others In tho race are
Ruby Huff 4B,000, Una Mae
Buell 280,000, Dolores Courvlllo
112,000. . Adeline John 133.000
and Ilene Pearson 106.000. Tho
winner will he presented with a"
diamond ring and will head the
parade at tho beginning of the
rodeo.
Mothers
For Entering
9th Annual
"' "A Enter
& V 5 v .
Wed.T: day, m V 4
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August w" -
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Absolutely . a, , t x j n-r j j, ,
Lasf Day Js-- r tJZ
Kennell-Ellis Studio
"Most Attractive Child" Contest
22 Prizes to 22 Winners
Main St. at Eighth - For Particulars Phone 2010
The Following Donors Sponsor Award!
H. W. Poole; Lost River Dairy; Buster Brown; Pine Street Mtt.l
Beck's Bakery; Lucas Furniture; Montgomery Ward; Malin Mercan
tile; Laird Drug, Merrill; News & Herald; Shaw Stationery; Robert
& Peak; Penney 's; Waggoner Drug; Pearce Beauty Shopt Mur
phey's Seed Store; Poole's Bicycle Shop; Geo. Mett; Moe'i.
Man In Nrtd: "Good workl Yon caught It In time!"
Friend Indeed: "Clad you came In checking tires to make then!
last longer is one of our specialties. Just a moment and I'll inspect
jour buttery and check your oil, too just to be on the safe idal"
CLEAN REST ROOMS AS ALWAYS I
"For lour Convenience Everywhere1' Spotlessly clean rest roome
completely equipped even the soap is specially selected to whisk
away road grit and leave the hands soft and smooth. Hourly inspected
and kept sanitary. A Standard "plus" sen ice your whole family will
appreciate. .
TO.COAST,. .
Next
Saturday
Nlte
Legion Dram Corps
Pro-Convention
Dance
at the
Armory
Hurry!
V Obligation