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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 31, 1925)
r ffBELL SBEF C. ANNUAL Sunday, May 31, 1925, Page Hire ,b,r. snd visitors 0( toraniiTfe annual a'hlls I'i'lic-alt hotel L,rd Hon. Thomaa ,.rnir uf Arliona, , brilliant rhautnrs L joH uf fodnral ,h iirtlulur rfr- L Klamath projnct. i.hcd ipoukor dlffor- Lt from mnny big talked at piuiuc btforo. he didn't iirki to compliments nil pleasant pre- i wootliTfiil future as Lmlwr of ciimmcm re wont to ilo. bu'. .bell rrltlcUfd and ,illy wherever ho b; hit observations iu due. I'oor Hliowlng cold fact showed II tbe many federal Lij.cn la the United lanith prtject lild a itancl poll) t of an- I .auction, lri than r but rj the nOor i thi re rs mi : r v. fur Up ' I. ndanro t'f -.-.H:r. Lck of war.ii irls.tca b enemy cu tiio pir; TUo attrrar.; to Lud iraln hero and. i oa the extremely illforala market, ho It to foolha.-il.'ll':a. mid be fed up right cowi, beef cattio or ti tbe lands are not nd tbe product ob- cosrontrated nr.turo product! which find Sugar beet ratting n and It ahould bo- bl Industry calling refineries the gov. it, and by making a . (rowing the gross iiese lands will Im U from $20.00 to ft nr acre, he aald. Sot From llooka mbell pravod to be id lot gotten all bla f reclamation from rlota and testimony. latlmately aaaoclated nllon of the great !rlt near Phoonlx, ome city. W atart 'i tfn Jtmt about as ro rklit now, Mr. Our land waa only d $25.00 per acre, crop experimentation flopcd a huge produc- t cotton In tho i tho best grape fruit, i crop g sold In Call- "uce, Krecn peas, and "hat happened? The fx trow Iroui 11,000 Plo, and our project N rca and the land pcreancii to $100.00. mean by reclamation. Fmath your chnmber of big tank facing It too Ills of your ag- "'T. Romombor your here alwaya and mut foil back on tho fX"i. Here vnu not Problem of land roc thg reclamation of I16' of commerce quar- "orei's orchontm. mil "U rendered beautiful Ketlrlnir sellnE fMibeck gave a most '1 which ha praised "Jim i qai,i- chamber r,. .. --- .... ,ig ,uni "ny. A. M rv.ui.,.. Rident nillllnAj 1. 1- Ik. "ew year and Ira- "oarers with hi. .in. F'Mlon. Th m.. tbe hlHtnrtr nl Ik. r .'. out to all In at in.. " YESTERDAY SOCIETY CLUBS CHURCHES - LODGES WITH I.INM ll Aktv I Moml,er Pr"""t ' ovenlng wiiii mvm.k nun w th On Tuesday evening, t th home ' Muck, and Klla nedkey, Ktta Ma- oi miss uyaia von llerthelsdurf, the girls of the Uunclitcbi) ruinpflre group entertained with a dinner parly In honor of Mlsn Donna Mack who In the near future will leave fcr an extended vlalt In Huston, Mujia. Miss Muck haa boon a-nlslant guardian of the Sunchaclico group for the past two years. The girls appreciate very mu.h tbe time and energy she has given to them and aro sorry lo ree hor leave. The campflro colors, flume and brown oro used fur decorations and the , onterploce was a miniature cunip I fire. I Following the dit.:icr a vory lm. liirn.iYo rrrc:r.n u meeting was hold. At thtr.-tno 1 r 1 beads wore given. National l-c-i - were award ed lo Kthnl dr:ion. Margaret Cum mlngs and An:is t.o:zer. The de greo of Flro Mater wus bostowed upon Anna Seirer, l.y.lla von Iiorth elshdorf and Klla Itedkey. Margaret Cummlnga and HIvl;a Cull were each presented lll a ivnillo holder and the Torch Hearer's i'ns which signify that they bad attained the Mgbest degree in mrupflro. A ' Teasing musical and literary pro l .'im concluded the evening's fes- : ' vuico. i The program Included a piano by Klvlra Call; Indian tlanre by Muriel Moore; roudlng, Anna ir; Vlclln solo by I.ydla von , lJe.'.Jelsdorf; Instructive talk by I Mr. , I,. Itlce; songs, sung to the 'I'l'c'", Iorrnine Mordoff; camp I ro b ng, "Mystic Fire," Anna Set 53', L. rralne Mordoff and Margaret . Cutnmlng-i; tho Walking Song, the Sunchachco group. thers, Klvlra Call; Ethel Cfcrlson, Margaret Cummlnga. Anna Setter. Mary Hunt, KBrah Ktta Truax, Lor raine Modroff, Lucille Hhuoy, Mur iel Monro, Lydla von Ilcrlheladorff, and their campflro guardian, Mra. A. h. Itlce. !ueats Invited In to observe the ceremonial were Miss Allsa Mossby, Mra. Durcbardi and Mrs. n. von Berthelsdorf. ' r l'tom rm ono) - iu nuy t. i mo A. !-., t wlpe F'lca'n r.,. inded their oommlttee people vary young v (M il KXJOYH FINAL MKKTI.NU Members of the Art Needlework club enjoyed the lost meeting ol the ynnr when Mrs. Rufus Moore en tcrtnlncd on Wednesday afternoon ut her home on Riverside street. They adjourned late In the after noon until the next meeting which Is scheduled for September. The guests of the afternoon wero: Mra. Thomas Campbell, of ArlzonaMra. Nate Otterbeln, Mra. Wattenburg, Mrs. Will Ualdwln, Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Sarah Go wan, Mrs. ' Thomas Hamilton, Mrs. Francis Olds, Mra. (Inrrct Van Riper. Members present wore: Mrs. R. K. Wattenburg, Mrs. J. S. Cloeller, Mra. R. H. Dunbar, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mrs. L. L. Truax, Mrs. G. L. Wlrtz, Mra. Jen nie Hum, Mrs. Rose Soule, Mrs. J. H. Carnahan, Mra. D, V. Kuy- kendull, Mrs. W. A. Delrell, of .Salem, who was a member during her residence In Klamath Falls, Mrs. Allan Sloan, Mrs. Wilbur Jones and Miss McCurdy and the hostess, Mrs. Rufus Moore.' OI'K.Y C. Ill N' AT LAKK WOODS Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Underwood wore among the Klamath Falls resi dents to take advantage of the Mem orial Day holidays and open up their summer borne on Lake of the Woods. ' Mr. and Mrs. Charlea Martin left early In the week-end for Lake of tho Woods where they also opened their Interesting summer home for the season. . K.NTKIITAIM WITH HKUXiK Mrs. J. M. Bedford and Mrs. Coral Sabo entertained charmingly at the summer home of Mrs. Bedford on Agency Lake Friday afternoon when a number of frlenda were bidden to the cabin to enjoy a bridge luncheon. Tbe affair was the first of what promises to be an en joyable season of parties at summer homes during the vacation period. I'OHTPOXK MKliTIXQ Meeting of the Literary depart ment of the Women'a Library club haa been postponed from Monday, June 1, to Monday, June 8, accord ing to an announcement made Sat urday morning by Mrs. Roland Wright. Tbe meeting on June 8, will be held In the library club rooms at 2:30 p. m. with Mrs. Ro land Wright reviewing the Inter esting autobiography of Mark Twain. Mrs. Del Gammon, who Is chair man of the literary department Is especially anxious for a good turn out at the meeting for the pur pose of outlining the work for next year. PAST MATHOXH ENJOY MF.ETING Mrs. Charles Martin and, Mrs. L. F. Wllllta entertained members of tho Past Matrons club of Aloha chapter, Order of Eastern Star, at the home of Mrs. Wllllta on Friday afternoon. Tbe club adjourned un til the last Friday In September. Mrs. J. Q. Wllllta of Cottage Orove, a past matron of the chapter In that city, was the guest of the afternoon. Members present were: Mrs, H. F. Murdock, Mrs. W. A. Delzell, Mrs. Jennie Hum, Mrs. H. W. Bathlany, Mrs. C. L. Harvey, Mra. Wilbur Jones, Mrs. Isabella Splkert and the hostesses Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Wil li's. MKH. THOMAS, TO ENTERTAIN Members of Eulalona chapter of Daughters of the American Revolu tion of Klamath Falls meet with Mrs. Bert C. Thomas and Mrs. C. E. Solomon as Joint hostesses. Mrs. R. E. Wright has charge of the pro gram, according . to announcement made Saturday morning. VIHITIXO IN ROSEBl'RQ Mrs. James Perry left the early part of the week for Roseburg where she plans to visit with friends and relatives the early part of tbe summer. Mrs. Perry is taking the much needed vacation following an Illness during the major portion of the spring. She plans to vUlt In Astoria and Corvallls and perhaps motoring to Seattle next month. CHARMING IIRIDCiE PARTY The home of Mra. R. E. Paddock on Auburn street, Hot Springs ad dition, was the scene of a pretty bridge party Friday. The houBe was decorated In spring flowers and five tables were In play during the afternoon. Highest score was made by Mrs. Fred Dunbar, who was awarded first prize, second prize to Mrs. H. E. Hauger end consolation prize to Mrs. Hardin Carter. At the close of the game refreshments were served by the hostess. The following ladies were present Mesdamea H. E. Hauger, Bernard Rea ' H- N- Moe, John Martin, James) Tbaboter, Merle West, C. C. Kelley, C. C. Beeley, Fred Dunbar, L. L. D. Stewart, J. 8. Elliott, Jack Slater, C. H.' Knowles, Hardin Carter, R. E. De weese, Arthur Whitman Byron Hardenbrook, Guy Manning, W. D. Miller and Ralph 'Boyd. Before the pupil of the Pelican Bay school Major O. 8. Newsom Fri day delivered a splendid address on the beauty, dignity and power of the American flag. The little youngsters lent their ears and fair-:. ly tingled with patriotism during ' the address. The children of the primary department, sang several numbers, the intermediate depart ment gave a toast to the flag, and several readings were given by the advanced department. . r J .Thr rVmrwatlc national com-. mittce's initial efTffort ttowarij election of a Democratic houso and acnate in 1020, it the'estab-? liihmcnt of. weekly newspaper,' The National Democrat.1- t'red W. Steckman, publicity directoi for tho pr-convention campaign of ScntorOscarJyndejc is dit0f. " Let Us Do Your Washing! ' French Hand Laundry can handle your family washing best. We make this a spec ialty and are equipped to give you unexcelled service. We are hard on dirt but not on clothes. The finest pieces are washed cleanly and safely by us. Let us call! 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