The Klamath news., June 02, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

MATHNEWS.
Hjriefs
,.uroa h"')' ""m
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Vblitim -t.nuW 'A.
E Hrraitl'. ''f Kolsu.
litltnr. ;
,,,f..r.l Mm. IHirla
, iir.iiluTlon lfiu
K-(l viniuiiH ri-
.lion. Mr. Mild Mr.
nl Mr. ami lr"-
daiiisliKT Knyu. Mr.
llultl win l
ftllt at 'uk, ' lhe
MoiIkt H'To
ltU, Mother of Mr.
I, vIkiiIiik al the
UKh-r's till woMk.
Lns M-in lliw Mr.
!i Kunzi-r. riiprlelor
l Tulotil. wr
vlalturs viwtcrday.
In Town Wren
n for a Iw liiy on
m Mi'itIII Mn. W.
danthtrr r'nya, Mr.
ind MN" Klli-n Mc
i-re nhopplnic
Falli nnTcbanl yi-
( li). Ill K. A.
of Mm. Walter Went
r Mm. Hurry Luther
.Ion. III., on visit.
oiHliiTn rout, vls-
Inn of liiliTrat and
i I lie Hone fratlval
I heir return trip.
' rtIHUIHI-J. ( U'l... ,,...,
u niniiy .pent Sunday at Ash
land. Itai-k ll.in. To l.l Mr. Bni,
Mm. Wall.., Jam... iave ri.,uril(.j
lo Klumulh Kull i0 r,.,jtli
Vfc.Un I'nlni roi.,f,.t Mm. I.uuru
Moor aptmt thu wivkH-ud at hur
auuimor rcsurt. I'oint fomfcirt.
IMry- -Waldo Junes
and Wm. WIkIh ,.r(i I,, iho
yi.lerduy on ImkIihm mid plu-
1-oiilC Vli.lt Kil Mli Molllii
Kli'Wart. arniiniianliMl y Mm. Kllu
Oaalon, mother of Mm. Ituy Tut
low, of ih atrm't, oro Ixuviim for
tlw eaat thin niornlnK. Mm. Caaton
will atop off at hir homo, at Kan-
City. Ku.. while Mlm Htowart
will continue her Journey to Chi
cago, where hu will nuke an Indef.
lulte vlalt.
NhoppInK VWIor Mm. A. K.
Hi'hrvlner wua In town ycatorduy
ahopplnK.
Htiimk I'rom Voniiii -Davo Shook
waa a rounly neat vlnltor yesterday
from Yonna valley
In From I'iir Valley Mr. and
Mra. Klaln Itoberia and two du'uish
tem were In town yeatnrduy from
Toe valley on b'ualneaa.
OREGON U
F:
TO BE SPEAKER
lllltlfrhrnml Khopiera Mr. and
Mm. fleorae Smith, of Illldcrbrand,
were ahcpplng In Klamath Kalla
ycaterdiiy.
niKltKtTION
It wua erruni.iiuiily (luted In Snn
Iday'a Newa that Justice of the
I Peara lluuanker permitted the 19
men Jailed for drinking and gninb
I ling to be Krunted bull. Ilunanker
waa asleep when the arreata were
! ntado and rather than awaken him
the aherlft and district attorney
permitted the bulla themaelrea.
Mi llaiiber) Mr. and
himmtale and family
urn 1li"lr flah hatrh
lloquln yesterday on
Larget Eighth Grade In
K. F. H.story Graduates
Friday Morning
Alfred l.ornux, profeasor of forelKn
trade, of the fnlvernlly of Oregon
family, hna IR,.n choiicn by guperln-
temldit J. p. Well of Klainulh Full
Public arhoola, to bo the apeaker of
the elKhth grade rommeneement ex
eri iaea. whli h will bo held In the
I'lno Tree theatre, Friday morning,
June 6. Thu ; exerelnea are sched
uled for lo:30 a. m.
I'rofeHHor Lamax haa rhoaen for
hla subject: "Service to Oregon
I'broiigh Industry."
The class of 114 atudunta la the
lurpint to havo gruduuted from
Klamalh Kalla grado achooln, and
of (Ills number, according to-J. I.
Wolla, Hid are plunnlng to continue
their; education In high achoola. 1)1-
plomna will be awarded by Mr.
Wei la.
I'nder tho direction of Mine Mar
garet Worden of the tnualc depart
ment, nil Intereating mualcal (pro-
gram will be preaented.
The proceaalonul will be arranged
by the thuiitro orgault. aa will un
olher number during the exercises.
Studenta off the alxth grado of Itlver-
aide achool will bn heard In num
bers from an operetta.
Membcra of the graduating elans
will be preaented in two numbers
j "Welcome Pretty Primrose Flower,'
il'lnautl; "l)e Coppah' Moon,'
j Shelley.
i The clasa will be seated In the
; middle section of the theatre on the
' riml rnu'ii Momlmra nf Iho plat.
arc: ,
Central K.IhhiI (Odessa l.usk, Ilopo Kva Miller,
Juinrs linrkley, flarrett Ucklny,. Violet Ktizahelb Now by. Uislle Vor-
Oertrudu von Uertheiadorf, Calo non Stiles. Kenneth Lee Thomas,
Travla Illun lcU. Maryellyn Hrad-I William llerold Tompklua, Jr., Mary
ford, lroy 11. Cain, Helen May Co-' Lucille Thompson,
for. Hilly T. Crocker, Jr.. Charlea!
crman l.arley, Frank Kill, Davis,! ,., . , ' . ,
Clara J. Dollarhlde, (!crKo W. Kk- .. ' "- " UU,""B
man..Ja.k It. tloblc. Anna Faye' , ea.rl Johnaon,
(irlxile, AMdcno llurrls, Itoy Harris.!"""" r" MBUe"' "ang
Allcc Standlsh Harvey. Wanda Alice! ulm!t" ai Verl K- Bra,,h'
Kiiki Bdalll Cilbrt II. Iiaeson. Mar- Itlvi rHl.le Hcliool
garct Kvelyn
MasKcv. A tola
Mackeu. Thomaa n.
Miller, Clifton Mola-
Darnctte M.Ileun, Jack M. Bed
ford, James O. Hoovers, Cora h.
tore, Nadtno' O'Flaherry, Maxlnp I)e l)lchn. Houifay Blair. Kvelyn I. Ullss,
Vita Olson, Helen
vln
1,, Sutteiiee,
i'ule'. iMiiigli, Al-
l.';ml Stansble, J
Whitman, lu-rnice, lluia anccy.
I'Hirtii-U' School :
Martin It. APhl.y, pyron O. Cald
well, liuogent) Calilttell, Juannctte
L. fifty, Thelnia Clny, Vivian
lllaniho Daw, 1 Iteryl Kro' t, Blanche
H. K. Cr'.mm, Isnliel 11. Cuso, John
II. Hammer, Itundal Clarke Lane,
Kathleen LivinKstou, Mildred G.
Lloyd, Lilllum M. Mathers, Pearl
(1, Mathers, Blden MrK.'m, Myrtle
M. Mullennux. Kvelyn O. Propst,
Wllma L. Itottel, Tholma K. Howe.
Annahellu Smith,. Alfred II. Stejihen
aoii. Hazel II. Tracy, f'arrull Vernon,
Herbert Vernon . Walilj1 Fruncos
Lorltu Wulta. " '' , 1
Mills K.I100I
Clyde Klrnas Brown, Martha Farah
Brown, Carrol Colvfn, :-GMtna Elliot
llnwkins, James L. Huwkiiis, Marian
hi CblliKiilii T. L.
business visitor yes-"illmiuln.
Hit - Mr. and Mra.
itr (rum Lausell val-
ibe:M:iig with local
1 .
li Tlllam.H.k L. K.
turned from a husi-
I Tillamook.
Dorcaa: "Io 'you ever nllow a
' man to ! you wbeu you arc mo
(torlng ltti hlin?"..i . J ',
j ; I'tilllippa: "Never. , If a man
, can drive safely whllo kissing mc.
' he's not giving the kiss the atten
tion It deserves." Washlnt;ton
! News. ''
Paint now. pay later. For parllc:
ulara of aurh a contract mo F. it.
Olds, I'hone 182-W. ' J2-9
Man Hcciiui'riitliiK
ba had hla log hrnk-
Hny aomo tlmo ago.
Point ( omfort whllo
front thu Injury.
.hhinil Mra. Lea-
nee Waive Wllhrow)
lie latter part of the
'lallvea una friends re-
hland Siiiidny.
1 IVilnncI Mrs. Harry
Mrs. :. p. Mason have
I'orllnnd and Oregon
they spent' the past
McDonald Mr. and
Wilson, of Central
Tent tho week-end at
Mrs. Mary McDonald,
put atreet.
"Ppcr Mrs. Iva Mlch-
f' here yeslcrdar from
ar Dairy.
'No Interest"'
LI
Thla
used
one
(DO.
Torma
.S. 00
cash
$.1 per
month.
No
interest.
ro-
M11I11 St.
Earl ShepHerd Co.
I Build with
STONE-TILE.
Stucco That "Stays "
t J.- . f . . . i :'
In' Ihtt (lesion 'of;' mdilernrlliilld
iniis 'U' do exlerlir are rapidly
lnn-atTi In Javnri and Stone
Tlla walla -make, the best possi
ble base for thi.H style. of rtnlsh.
Note tho itiatlntllco pitied ttmiuro
of Ku.ne-Tile- iintla, and tho close
spacing of Joints In the wall, as
suring an unbreakablo bond with
plaster of auy surt. The low ab
sorption of Stone-Tile al.io pro
miiles a thorough "set" In the
finish material.
f Inlld permanence and ' lasting
beauty Into your home or bn!
nem building by using Stone-Tilo
walls aa the baso for stucco. The
first cost Is often no greater than
framo and the last cent Is always
less.
Heo Klone-Tlle before you build.
Klamath Concrete
Pipe Co.
7(i:i Market
Phono 3H2-W
Be sure of your
furnace!
Your comfort even ' your
health depends on the kind
of heat you obtain from your
furnace. That kind of heat
depends on the construction of
your furnace and the skill with
which it Is installed in your
home. Health requires an
abundant circulation of warm
motet heat! . Not Just heated
air. Comfort requires ade
quate beut at minimum ex
pense and effort.
HAINES
THE FURNACE MAN
1023 Main
Phone 523
Gwendolyn Claye, Tex U. Crowther.
Rex Davis, Dwaine DeLtip, Jack W.
KUIott, Ludmllla Goldsmith. Her
bert C. Graham, Virgil C. Grove,
Cyril B. Humphrey, Letitia Kirk,
Joseph L. Kirk, Matthew Kllm.
Ccrtrude Llndley, Louise C. Long
head, Alfred Lundquist, Union
Mason. Hazel L. Micbaelsos. Vera
Moore, Athen Moore, Itoy F. Nine,
Thomas W. Simpson, Marjorle Btin-i
son, George 8. Tunnell, Armondl
Ulrich. Dorothy W. .Upp. Ina M.
Weaafall, Wayne A. Whitney, Ray
mond L. Weatfull, Embert A. Foa
aum, Knnls Oldemeyer, Rimer' - C.
Wllkerson, Charles-H PennJa, Jr..
and Josephine E. Snyder V
KOTICK
Central P. T. A. luncheon 12:15
at the Bluebird. - As tnany aa pos
sible turn in reservations Tuesday
to Mra. O. A. Maasey. JJ
s
Ued the
World Over
Irfflfflill
For Sale By
CLAUD H. DAVIS,
FURNITURE
iV7i- i A- for" . t:-'i--- A PM
1 Cri-C'WfSriSAfciVS jP.ZaV.nT' frf?
r-r- ti I.- .
'mi
THREE CHEERS
For A
Bigger and Better
RODEO
JULY
25-4
::Jl'i ' f-irfi0 -
J.' IT-.. J U U ifJ-tM-'l' '' ' JWU.l'
'III "
Vt'i.
'I
iAhliini Mrs. Laura
trip to Ashland
business. Mrs. Mnrv
' has been visiting In
"fveral week has re-
nbanla Here Mr. and
fchmltz, Boatty mer-
Iransactlng hualneaa In
all yesterday
WW On Visit Mrs. Et-
ot Honanxa left for
"onlay on
'w two dauahtAra Mt.
J,1i Clladya Kllgore.
'tin ciffo..i . .. .
kit ! V, ln tn
'r un b , "o
-adt heln Frlday.
(J5 FINISHING
' "our Service .
'"e Peaslev't
ennnrxurvk SVPPUFS J
, ji"lS,-rs J ,
SUGGES110NS TO THE ANGLERS
Diamond Lake road is open; fine catch reported.
Fair luck reported from North Fork, Sprague.
.Worms and small minnows made a good record
on Klamath river. ' '
t,o i,.wt bet is at Mr. Stout's fish farm,
,2,AoiletLn.; KeveHneless, I carry a good line of
Sporting Goods.
Hobson Hand-M,de Rod. and Flie.
BOB SLOAN
429 Main Street
Frank & King's
COMEDIANS f
in
Tlk Kg White Tonatt
At
6th Street South and City Limits
Jazz Orchestra Special Scenery
Vaudeville Betveen Acts
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
The Drama of the Woods
"THE CALL OF THE WOODS"
Prices 25c and 50 Cent's
Tent Well Heated Man to Watch Cars
I i -!-!
'.'.t.'i:
Send Away
For your piano if you can-'1
not find what you want near" .
home, but FIRST BE SURE :"; T
your home merchant does not .
carry it. ; ' ,
li- -. As a special value .in a bet-"
ter than Mail Ordef Grade j
Plana:. we-'offer- the. style C. i
Gulbransen at .$295i .oa. the- J;
i thirty payment plan, -i
. : .-;i,-M-r -.;:! "! !. . 1 "!'I' 1 .
,,; i Get . out . any, Maili Order?
( Catalogue i read ,;the discripr
..tions careftflly, compare the ;
: -price nd terms,. then come in..
i to the Earl Shepherd, Store,
. see his Gulbransen, .hear; its 'i,
;i, tone, , investigate .', its "back ....
. bolt", . construction i.and.;, th;
"double guarantee", and , per-,
: sonal .delivery. into your home.f
V, - -,:! !' i'-"- ii : r'r'''iit'f
Then, jf we, as. your, local, .,..,- :,y;J
piano merchant, are not pro- : ; ' '. A
gressive enough to carry !what -f1 : i-'f;'
you want, . c'' : $'
it
fi
,;iiiii.
; - '
. : m
Send Away
- .: "' r . "-;
Earl Shepherd Co.
507 Main St. Phone 282
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Steel Upright Filing Cabinets
1 1 c3 I m
t3 mm
In
Battery
Formation
JWFot Vour Porches
iffi:y&'f For porch floors and steps . I
ttf'"&$T ' you need the most durable . - I
f Attfe'V paint you can get. It's a Va
aVVi . -.waste of time to use n im . ....
C&3$M ferior quality. For lasting , . ; . ,. .i .,
iW''Hl results you'll find that Glid-
Flir& j , den Porch and Deck Paint
H'jJ is unsurpassed. It stands
many seasons of bumps,
fwf? scuffs and exposure. Al- '
'Wiiyl ways let us advise you . w, . ,
rii.-vJS-fl about the choice and use - ' -l
of paints and varnishes, t'vv "
4 gjl We'll do it gladly. (iQ 1 ..
mM-' -I .
..i. -i . n.r. s ."
.uiUi
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i
Southwell Stationery Co.
626V Main St." Phone 602
JEL AST OR
Bnn Anatlaa
lui PRIVATE TOILET
C0FERBR0S.
Phone 389
6th & Klamath
a.,
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