TffWPAr. OCTOBER ao. twt
PERSONALS
SUMMERS
THE KLAM ATH NEWS '
Page Three
. Kr.k Adam. , of M.rriH J
, -Klamath '"
Mr ,0( Mr-. George Nobis
iJrs'lia " business visitors at
Kunty .e.t yesterday. :
i.k Htron of Wideband
, a town business ysster-
47.
Mri rri.Dk Hchmlt of Beatty
A , bumnea trip to Klamath
J rail Tuesday.
ur and Mr. Ilarnoy Croup
. the proud P11 ot ' ou
ters f
Mrs Ray Pickett drove In
from M"n yesterday to do shop-pi-"
" m"ed In the evi
slDf. uiu iirrtha Loflus left Tues
da, tor Settle. Wash., after sev
Jril week visit here wltb her
Uier Mr. Jon Avery.
Mrs C. T. Cole of Sen Frn
thto i bre visiting her slater
Mn Harry Ackley of tbU city
(or a few days. ,
Mr J. C. Corkrey end son Vlr
(1! w-re bore yesterday frorn up
per Unc"ll valley doing hop
ping lor the ranch.
Mr ami Mr. Clarence Walker
of upper Langell valley were In
lown vemrrday doing shopping
with Klamath Vail merchants.
A. I Kortson of the Triangle
Cafe and Frank WIIHama left
retterday to bring in a deer from
the Green Spring mountain coun
try. .
Mrs. Addle Walker entertain
ed Mr. and Mra. John Mountain
at dinner Tuesday evening. An
enjoyable time was epent by tboae
pretest.
Mr. and Mra. A. M, Deaver and
diorhter Hrtty and on Jack
drore by Klamath Kalla on their
nr home frrnn Long Beech,
Calif., to upend a day at the bom
of Mr. and Mra. Nate Otterbein.
They left for Ashland yeaterday
evening after a day or two at
Ashland tbey will return to their
home in Portland. '
SUMMEIIH, CM.. 29.Invit.
tiona have been sent out for a
masquerade HallowonVn party
to be held at the wrhoolhouHc on
Friday evening, the 31t. There
will be lota of witches, ghosts,
black caU, etc. to help entertain
and refreshments will be served.
It I hoped that everyone will at
tend. Thlriah Anderson of Merrill
pent the week-end with Marion
Weat.
The many friend of Mr. and
Mra. V. M. Alexander will be
glal to know that they are pleas
antly situated on the roust at
Taft. Calif., where be is princi
pal of the high achool. Th baby
who. was quite sick when tbey
left here last May now doing
nicely and gaining in every way.
Mrs. Mary Williams and
daughter Mrs. Bally Manning at
tended the Mt. Lakl Ladles Aid
oclety at the home of Mrs..
Koonts last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter West
drove to Atgoma last Wednesday
and visited Mr. and Mrs. II. 8.
Woods.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Manning
visited .with Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
Townsend on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Thco. Case Jr.
and baby spent Saturday and
Sunday at the borne of Mrs. Mary
William.
C. W. Hamilton haa been har
vesting bis potato crop the last
few days. He bad a, targe yield!
of excellent potatoes and is
hipping part of tbem to Artois. j
Calif., as there is no market here
for them.
The Jolly ' Neighbors ciub
which disbanded last May for
the mmmw months wilt hold lis
firel meeting for' the new year
Thursday afternoon at 2:30 at
the home of the president, Mrs.
Paul on the highway.
Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Ramiby
were entertained Monday eve
ning at the Walter West home. A
wild goose dinner being the main
event.
Wanted your watch and clock
to repair. Let George do it. 622
Main St. OlStf
TSe PepSs Say
l.VrA.Kl TIM15KH KKOULI)
UK I'Mf'KI OX TAX HOLLK
Editor Klamath News; .
The time is near when the vo
ters of Klamath county will de
cide whether or not they desire
an administration for the small
property owner and taxpayer or
the large non-refdent taxpayer.
The men who signed the peti
tion asking C. II. Underwood to
make the race for county com-j
misHioner were not told the real
fads. WbyT It would not
sound good in the first place audi
would not be popular la the sec-;
ond place. .
Ioes the truth ever hurt any
body Tbe public can be the
Judge.
If Burrell Short is elected com
missioner for the next four years
we bare every reason to believe
that many thousands of dollars
of value will be put on the tax
rolls of Klamath county, that C.
H. Underwood says he will In
vestigate but be does not eay he
will favor, namely a recruise of
the timber lands. Our present j
county court have been in cor-j
reopondence with a number of:
reliable timber cruises and findt
it a business proposition to get
limber of tbe tax rolls.
One reliable firm has just fin
ished cruising 80.000 acres in
Lake and Klamath counties and
find on tbe average just a frac
tion over a 50 cruise.
Do you blame tbe big interests
for not wanting Burrell Short re
elected. The small mill owner
is conceded to be a thing of the
past. Do Klamath county peo
ple want our town and county
owned and controlled by just a
few timber barons on their own
bidding or do they want Klam
ath Falls and Klamath county to
Invite the wgrld to come to our
county to help develop one of
tbe greatest empire la the
west ? -
Why befog the Issue, and ask
the Vtfters of the taxpayers on the
pretense of good sound busi
ness principles, where they aay
themselves that they only want
control. Burrell Short needs no
Introduction. You ail know him
and have never found hint any
where except for the right. A
vote for Short I a vote for your
self. . W. T. LEE.
Klamath Falls. Oregon.
October 29, 1924.
Oa November 4 vote for
T. M. DURHAM
For Constable. .
(Paid Advertisement.)
Fred R. Goddard
Candidate for Mayor
Election Nov. 4, 1924
Paid Advertisement
On November 4 vote for
T. M. DURHAM
For Constable,
(Paid Advertisement.)
Vote 61
Lloyd L. Low
Republican Nominee for
SHERIFF
Second Term
.Continued Business Administration
Law Enforcement Without Fear or Favor
Paid Advertisement by Lloyd L. Low
To the Voters of
Klamath County:
Do you want the finances of Klamath
County turned over to Jack Kimball
and the political ring of the Chamber
of
Commerce?
If You Do Not,
BURRELL
Vote for
OUT
Commissioner
For County
' PAID ADVERTISEMENT by J & REED
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