The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, May 15, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextI I fge Eight Friday, May 13. PIONEER RESIDENT HT LOCALS T .... ! FISH LAWS HERE Wrti-ir. rfv.w irrn OF MPRRII I nirc Mra. H. N". Whlteline and ton Mr. Jaraw Foster has returned ImuiOas und daughter Mnry. ao- from a business tin. I pleasure trii vunipanitHl by Mis Heulah Menuon. to Sau Francisco, ere in town ye.tenUy from their' N, Marlon Kui(, ,t ,,,. l.ou.e , few M,.h of Mam- WiMi1rtn flf " ""' snokane. Wash., are roistered at vaantx. ... ... two children. ho re iilin ai the home of Mm. Meier', relative, for a couple of . left for Ah land and lilendale to vi.it relative, before reiunmu to their homes in j falitornia. Vis Meier and .lauisli : ler. Mr tiibx n ere dausntei ami Kian.ldauKliter of Mr. and Mrs 11 ! f. J Kul.-lwr. if Lookout. I all!.. . i ....... i, ......... I at i of The I Miles Hi lio l.o A r.iiiiiiin. Him .... --..i,- - . - -- their gulden He.l.llIlK leremony I Vntele. highway WITH BUNNELL FOR FEDERAL HELP ON MALIN ROAD SOUTH which wax celebrated at the F. hall recently CUnJ BiliM. of Baker, and I.. Mi'SwIr of Portland, laii Summers f liinnmir. M. X. Hocan. (i. H. Ht.iKiin and K. H. Hosan of Medford. are Klamath Fall business visitors this week. Mr and Mrs. Jamen Kiel and fan.ilv exmvt to leave for un e Hi. k Vlning. for vears a resident tend-sl trip east in few .lavs of Klamath Falls, but no resid.ns Mr. and Mrs t;.ant Nelson. Mrs. in Santa t'rui. Calif., stopped off Sidney Altiwlt. and Mm. H. X. Moo to visit Klamath Falls friends on left yesterday for Uoseb.ns to at his way to Hritish rolumlii Try LORENZ CO. First For Garden Hose. tend the faueral of Mrs i;uci mother of Mrs A't!io:t. wlllth w'l Mr. and Mrs. Funk of L.ikeiiew mvur Saturday afternoon. Mr. Ab have moved to Klaiua'h Falls to ,()lt 1(,lVl. ,, in, the ic reside. Mr. Funk is employed at ,,, in bis , harco. the llaldwin hardware store. Mrs. Funk will be remembered as Misa tlrand fir. le or grand lodae o: Anna Heidrlck. ' lne ladiea of the Woodcraft 111 stale aid ' not forth-coming 'be held at Crants Pass Friday and local chamber of commerce .num. ami IVter lierig. aiipervisor. i i i" iVilif.. were vlmlom at the dum ber if commerce eslerdav In the interests of proem ing federal aid for the northern California Ml' the highway winch leads smith of Klamath Fulla via Malin Accord ns to the California ro.id author ities the governor of California l expected to veto the recent lenls ition passed at Sacramento t..or .le to the above highway, and II is the desire of the Californium, that the road he completed as a federal forest road ill the event I The I IIKabeth I 'ok. 73. dleil at tin (Coiilliiue.1 I rom M ( r.,.,,i,.ii. In Merrill .ir .. d.iv iilieiuoon at 130 o'clock. Mra Va.l. n and .Sale niiert.ein ( main object of the Ini' ' '" '"' (.,, the past Jl yeitra. ami sued lirlaailoti .Indies and dams m ,,,,,1... d uy tour auna and two iuii.7 lot ... " a ' Hid. Ik baiiai.. I'r aiMwii... he i l on nrn.: v ha. made her homo In Marrlll I" " luM Cna.J ' I" M..n.. I two' Jin'".!.,, . .. . . . . i ..1..... t.n.l i. some ot me .l.muli els. WHO nilllira ner luaa ,-iti - . .., " . I -"l pluces were within me ion Her sou. .i. iw..u ... in iiaili the Klamaih Indian reserv ,n ini. the ii F..ll. Ileury. John anil Charla first place visited was the go.ein ( x f M on ill. and the daughter. I men! office ut Klamath Agn. ,lte Saiah K. Duiliaiu of Kliuuath An interview with Supeniiieii.leiii Kalis, and Mra. Martha K. Hliorl Fl.il Maker was verv .l l-facloi ,g,. of Ito.ebllrg. T It funeral When it was . .vplained to Mr linker .n i. e. will bo at 1:30 Holurday that the iih eioe of practical fish aii,iii""ii at Ilia Merrill iliurch ,;o over lb- v.nioiis dams, and of . W K. Ilobbllt will of screens In the lirigaiion ditches n.i.it.. worked a har.lshiii on the Indians iiurial will lake place In lh Mer ' hi lluiiilni: one gt.at .our.e of food ru ,, ,y i . grave be.ldo the supply, he reaitilv expiessen iiiiii r jam,., i ot. uuatianil of Ilia da eased Clinton Fulcher of Lookout. Calif.. IVter Cerig. of Beiber. Calif., and Ale Douglas of Bend, are Klam ath Falls business risitora this week.: Build with EiTQNE-TlLE Security From Fire Ituildlncs where people consre 5ate should be fire-safe and Stone Tile construction offers this type of protection, to a high degree. You will feel greater security if your home and schools are built with Stone-Tile. The cost in many cases com p:.rtt.s favorably with frame con struction and is substantially less than reinforced concrete. Safe, permanent construction with Stone-Tile will interest you. .KT STOXK-TII.F. KST1MATKS HF.FORE YOV IH I1.I Klamath Concrete Pipe Co. ' "3 Market I'hnnp Saturday of this week. The dele gates from the order here were: Mrs. Kd l'robst. Mrs. Stella Sheets Mrs. C. Thompson. Mrs. Ceo. Crii- C. O. Bunnell, connected with n' Mra n'.ch. who left the Western Union, arrived in town f,,r h f"5r .vafrday and will re Tuesday, accompanied by F.dward ,urn Sunday t-venlng. 1. Livingston, who has taken charge1 of the Western i nion office in Sacramento Canyon ,hi8 cit?- j To Be Open 15 Hours T. l. snook of chiioquin was a ; A Day On Saturday city visitor yesterday. j hi in self as linviolls to i.iopeiale Willi the stale and local authorities III every way. glvlun the visitors man '" valuable point, from which to work cndeavols to lielter i.in- pledged to aslst Fulcher and t-erig , t),pjr In their efforts to procure the .im,,,,, building of the highway with fed t yntm h( A.ll,.v ,. ( r.. eral funds. ; Creek hatchery was visited, and af fairs there looked very promising Superintendent Southwi. k nud his associates were congrut uluted on the success of their efforts this year. A circulation, covarlnf lb a city o K la math Falia and tba county 01 Klamath that' tba Klamath N.. ivcncve HwdaclitT' nml All -iwCuen -aam.HsZrr BrtlirlkaniSiu Ilobt. Boiler, forme this city, arrived in resident of The r.illowi-ig announcement re town a few gardnK the openinf: and closing of days ago from Bandou. Ore. Klam ath Falls people are glad to wel come the old timers, as they re turn home, one by oue. (has. Horten o.' lorris. Calif , is in town attending to business matters. the Pacific highway, where construc tion is underway in the Sacramento river canyon, is made by the Cali fornia highway commission : Beginning Saturday. May liitll and continuing for the remainder of the ,,,, summer, the Pacific highway be- t1(, spanker said tween Halfway creek and Hog creek J. It. Sisemore. J. T. Dixon and in Sacramento r.ver canyon. Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Dixon of fort northern Shasta county, will be open MAUN MAN ON RAIL SITUATION (Continued From Pace 'Ont) , an eastern outlet f.r Klamath. Ir Trout thouKht wa not prartiral. ine the N. I'. O woiihl have In ! ,iraiti'Uy n-ltuili. iinc tn ml verse, curves anil urn.!., an 'I " v "ul,l ost ai nitifh to staiiilarilue the N (' O. as it won!.! to Iniilil the IGti mile Mmior Nort hern. The to in te.l line ea-t ariiin! tliat av would he over 1-mi miles Linger titan til reel MimId. N.uitiern outlet. A boos:er for KUniath count) ind Klamath Kalla aoj every legit mutt indinry therein tnfi tbt Klamath Newt. Klamath were resist "rel Hall hotel yesterday. at the to traffic m l't p. and dosed at . daily. rpm !) p. in. to 7 a. in. the highway will lJ e!ised John HesslR. who i manacer of to a;i lM:fie. No detours are avnil the telephone office at Kort Klaiu- able. ath. was in Klamath Falls yeter- On the whule. ntotorSts will find day on business. traffic conditions between Redding and the Orecnn line improved over the l't-l season. Ten ntils of n-'w pavement are open to traffic ami applications of calcium chloride are Mrs. J. P. McAuIiffe was a city expected to keep the surfaced sec visitor yesterday from Fort Klam- tions in Rood condition. ath The .Vodoc Nnithern with another small itup constructed further M:itli would make a throimh north ami Mr. and Mrs. Linser Sisemore. Tort Klamath resident, were busi ness visitors here yesterday. south liue from i-r.tr.il lire icon to I. os Angeles, en-t of t tie mountains all the way. This would be a real military neeessiiy. Hr. Trout t-aid. sin e an enemy t on Id d. st roy oin tunnel on the present Southern Pa cifie over the Siskiyotis, and thus cripple the entire railway transpor tation system of the coast between Seattle und I. OH AllKeles. i Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Meier and Mr. and Mrs. Wesley (!ihou. and I'ltlSONKlt KSCAI'KS PELICAN'S LINEUP SUNDAY ANNOUNCED Safeguard System of Filing Aih for Booklet "Filing and Finding?' Southwell Stationery Co. 626'2 Main St. Phone 602 BKXD. May H. Ted Lewis. roadhou.se proprietor, drew the line at laboring on the county road. With a $300 fine and most of six nionth9 sentence yet to serve, he stopped from the truck bringing prison workers Into Pend and disap peared in the brush. officers searched for him Thusday ;n vain. (Continued From Pane nr) HSII H'.Y AT I1K.M) three times the size of Klamath Fall". Reports from Plsson fay that a larue delegation of the ( aliforniu city's rooters will nnompany Un learn. Ilill Hay is Hlateil l.i Hiarl hurliuK nKainst Klamalli Falls "Sunny" Muhler. the Portland southpaw, arrived yesterday, nnd loon ills irst workout with lh,. BEND. May n.The Madras I'elicans.. "lies a flash; a find." Rod and dun club has announced was tlle """''on of Captain Mai lo-ws. May 2 as the date of the annual ManaKPr ""t Cook and the t- t. . , . .entire team. "Sunny" has his .inn fish fry undr club auspices, north ... ,, , , . ,, , ' . ,, J """".well oiled from n hulf dozen caiiie. ot Madras, on tne darhutes river in i..r.i...i -.. , . , . . .....o.i,. ... comillK nere The best anftlerg ot Jefferson coun-,"rve all the speed I need" suldl y ... U, lur s een preced- .Mohler last nipsht, "but not iu uie event caicning rainbow of a beau trout to leej nearly 1,000 pic- COMING KLAMATH FALLS Own Dramatic Stock Co. Open Tuesday, May 19th. In a comfortbale, well heated Tent Theatre On South 6th St., at city limits for thi:i:i: im, u:F.hs 6-Piece Jazz Orchestra Special Scenery Vaudeville Between Act 20 Clever Performers 1 ues. Wed. 1 hurs. The Four Act Swede Comdey Drama After Ole Olsen Saw Broadway Doors Open 7:00 p. m. Orchestra 7:40 Curtain 8:00 Prices Children 25c Adults 50c 2 Qmm AH! ANOTHER CUI Vim IT'S LEWIS' SPECIAL COFFE Y II I I L .f I on reauy ran i urinK cnougn oi lb cial Cofffe. I hat rich tang w la only in a Coffee of such excellent qm Say it yourself come in today and d a pound at only 50c a pound Our Own Delivery Service. Ben P. Lewis, Grocel "The Old Reliable Coffee Hour SIXTH STREET MARKET F. R. 1 lamilton. Proprietor. Fresh and Smoked Meats, Chickea at the right prices. 223 So. Sixth St. Phom nickers. much me." He ueiiber looked it nor acted it on the field yesterday, however. j - - i Figures in the News trv FORBES Pure Drug Store, Is so clean and different, You want to trade there more and more. KAFS FOE COLDS Forbes Pure Drugs M ;j '. Main St. 'At Eighth. "Si T 2, 1 V IT' " 2. ? " Ti " i -rr- 1 BrlR.Oen. Lincoln C. Andrews, who l, i . . operallons. and his chief, Andrew w mii J 89 of rirohlblilnn directed the renewed and niaKnifed at tack m of lh" Tr"'''"-y. hum, United Suites hore l.eon Trot"kv V. ? 8 f'CRt ,ll,b Kuaiila, wa. ilated to becom. economic dictator ,,1" '".r" ' 'S"vl''t It Muck to at leaal a partial cardtallsilc .v,l.., 9 na"nn l,a'' Ister of King Oeorge of England, was .irlr'kea in 'fr"1:e", ''. ol.leal - 10 01 t gastric cuinplalut. Western Nights TONIGHT IS THE ISIG NIGHT at Hie Elks Temple YOU WILL NEED NEW SHOE FOR THIS OCCASION We have most everything you need in the footwear line- 'rSt ' M JUST ARRIVED A splendid shipment of Children's Pumps. Just what you have been looking for. HTEK HOUSTON & JEi 515 Main. , t!.