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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 4, 1925)
Uthnews LOCALS Thursday, June 4. '1923. LI Mr. end Mr"- J ot pnriland. arrived .o,nd '" L dnuKlr nil win- k urn. r'"-T- illriirlW" epots l Tu Arrive H.mM-yuJor Charles Btewart, or tan Frandsco. Is . pclel to rrlv in the rly U(H thla afternoon or early thli even Inic to adjust the tire low of Hec tor's (tore, which lad t0 hse alarted from an electric Iron loft burning In the (Duration room. Mr. Ida Hanip- rj, former teai'her of ,.yt was anion the ,.'n vlltr In Klam n,.ilay. Mm. Hemp maln for the (iimtner Mill f . A- . ew Mill (Od Timber hr "fly Parl ' ,ne Lrli-w where the plane he roiistrurtlon of .ikevlt'W. Mm. Doty 40 to li'are Tueaday Lorlna city to make Lre tor the eummi.r. Mra. J. . Hw- realllelll Ul ni mnn lh tut of town Klamath Kalla Wcd- b wltn inrnui enu i miTihanli. mil VIH Ml Nora Ijmaih Kall. haa re- dty. after an extend yrd In the east and o! the I'nlted States, i employed In the of- Prl.rull. rip In rompnny with lemon find her dauiih Tull. Mlas InnJ ihe early part of the r a fortnlKht'a vlalt -.-o and other aouthern brBEIns la employed In anal hank. Mlas Tull i-r for lloraee Man- Iniuaih Anionic the ra il Klamath Kalla were: plrKatit and daughter. :l, of Ashland. Thoy orlal Day aervlrea and their many frlenda In h Mm. Appleitnte nnd former rivildenla of They were ocrom- lllancho Hicks anil liter, MIk nit-Va Uti le AHhlnnd lll.rary ond rtltiK iih umlstiint 111- rom.ur Hire Hugh It. Itunkln of Medford, ItitreoMed with the!,llend TIiiiIht (VulM-r For the pur poae of conferring with J. M. Clark ion, of Clarka, Loulalan(, W. W, Dockery, UmUr crulaer from the aoulh, la in Klamath Kalla thla "k. Clarkaon. who la Intereated In the white pine belt of the eolith la alao finding Inlereita In the un developed weat,and made a prer loua tl.lt In Klamath county laat month. P.f. FIt' Ih-atlirr HI friends of Harry "Doc" Prather will be aorry to learn ' of his lllneaa which la a contlrua-l Hon of an, attack of ptomaine pol- j onlng from which he Buffered aev-j erely laat week. Pratber ie em ployed aa druggiat In Currln'a drug atore on Main elreet. Ill Kor N'lKht W. E. Lamm, of Lamm'a mill, waa in the city laat night to attend the meeting of the Klamath Golf and Country club which waa held In the chamber of commerce. Lamm la a charter member of the orcanlration which From 1'rlni'vlllo Mr. W. L. Caaoy, of I'rlnevllle, accompanied by her eon. Inland Catey, alao a real dent of I'rlnevllle. la In the city to few daya vlaltlng with,"101 10 Pwieci. I'nlted Htuti.e Forest Service, la In ! 'r'ndt and transacting buaineaa. I. Klamulh county fr aeterul daya to iWnllB 'n Klamath Kalla they are H'tunw Krwti Tili Dr. and Mra. look Into forest conditions In thllt"PPlng at the Arcade hotel. K. D. Lamb returned Wednesday af- aeetlon of Houthern Orison. Itunkln ternc-on from Diamond lake where arrived laat nhiht, nlnnnlng to re- H," OH A. D. Cale, of Red. they have been alnce Monday morn- muln for the balunco of the week. dln". ' ' the city for a few days,ng ,nllln an(1 ':blng .and en- . thla week to transact buaineaa with j Jc,,n 'n Iake- Thoir tnok com- Kn iiu. nl Vlll..r Am..n ih. the Shell Oil comnanv with which ! Plete c,mP outfu nd Pent the ma- freiiueul vlaltora In Klamath Kalla : n affiliated. Gale arrived ln'lr Par"t'n ' thlr time bringing from the eotith la (Inorre O.Hhunway Klamath Kalla Tueaday and la to be1 ,n ,he trout wnich ,re ,0 abundant or It ich field , who la apendlng aome'nt'ra for the ramlnc'er of the week. time liuro thla week. I r Itullroail Man W. J. McEnerney, 1-r.iin The H..utli-Kan Francisco' one of the best known railroad of vls lora In the city aro numerous; flclal. In thla district of the South end among thn0 In Klamath Kails' ern Pacific circle, la In Klamath thla week at the White Pelican hotel Kalla for a few daya transacting are K. J. Doty, Waller L. Stuttle- buslneaa frc-m bla home In Duna ford and I.ewln Grare. all arriving' mulr. last night to make abort vlslta here.! ' Vm. , T , I From Oakland Loula McComb rroiii Port luml- Hose C y H tors', j .. . , In the city hate been numoroua! fBrt,,'f f """TV during the week and Mr. and Mra.l'V1'! V'eW da"' t0 8. I). Dunlop and K. 8 Kolter are1" Am'"5 th' ther ... ,h 1 . "1 "r.ei" visitors in the city from " " "m v.vKuii niei- ropolla. Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop motor ed eouth to spend several daya on buallieaa. Copra .Men Donald M. McKee of .Medford, and Edward A. Moore alao of Medford, are Tlslllng In the city for a few dnya, Interested in work for the California, Oregon Power company with whom thoy are af filiated, at the Medford office. Krt Kusrar Among tho best known business men in the city from Eugene. tKe county seat of Lane county, la (ieorge W. Crolaan. who arrived In Klamath Kails yes terday to make a short vlalt here. I.uiiiIk'I-iimiii Here T. II. rtuznrd, lumberman from Berkeley, la among the aouthern vlaltora in the city thla week. Buurd arrived . laat night and HI spend the remaind er of the week In the city In the interesta of the lumber game, con ferring with Klamath nilllmen. krher Mlsa Alice Pool. airy teacher of Klam- ln the city visiting I. C. Telford. Miss her licnto In Grant xiiectlng to remain fiir Uitltig with frlenda In In the waters of Diamond lake this year, From The Houth Among Ihe Hall hotel gueaU for the remainder of the week are: Mra. Roy Nance and Mr. and Mra. Nelson It. Nance, who arrived In the city from Los Angeles yesterday afternoon. From Cooa County Araonr the visitors from the coast In the city t i ..im. j. ai, van camp, of Myrtle I Point, a city In Cooa county. Mra. Van Camp la plaoning to remain uurmg me ween viatting In Klam ath Kalla. . IliHhop To He Here On Friday evening, according to Rev. T. D. Yarnes. of the Methodist church. Bishop w. O. Sbepard. of Portland and Dr. Ceorge B. Dean, also of Portland, will be entertained with a banquet. Both men will apeak at the affair, which is schedued for 7: SO p. m. Bishop Bhepard and Dr. Dean are accompanied from Eugene by Dr. 8. A. Danford. of the university city. SICK NER VES WHAT THEY MEAN TO YOU Fnm Lnkevlew Mr. and Mra. F. M. Shaw and Mr. and Mra. J. C. Flynn arrived in Klamath Falls on Wednesday afternoon for a ahort visit with frlenda from their homes in Lakevlew. The party drove to the city from their homea in the neighboring town. Catlkmian here E d s c n L. Koulke, well known cattleman, of Yreka, la , In .Klamath Kalla tor some time, bringing in hia Jierd of California are: Mr. and Mra. James cattle from the south to snen the Ouffney, of San Franclaco. Joe Hall Jr. Modoc Point vlal tora in Klamath Falls thla week Include Joe Ball Jr., son of Joe Ball, tribal councilman.. Another Modoc Point guest In the city is C. N. Courtney," who la here for a vialt. summer feeding In the Fort Klam ath country. . Koulke la well known In Klamath county where be also has extenaive livestock. Man.lifl.-ld Guest E. N." Pater son, resident of Marahfleld on Cooa Buy, la in Klamath Kails for some time to look Into business interests here. All over white waitreaa aprona at ai.os. At uee Begins Dress Shop. J4 Over 90 per cent of our people today are suffering from some form of nerve trouble or tick nervee. Few persona realize how much misery could be avoided, how much a nhappiness . could be changed to joy, if they would only heed the signs of nerve trouble. Nerve troublca do not come sud denly, and most sufferers appear strong and healthy, yet inwardly their nerves are running riot, and undermining their health. There ore many symptoms which indicate sick or tired nerves, and among the mott common are lack of energy and endurance, mental deprestion. headaches and dizzi ness, irritability, a pale or a blotched complexion, sleepless ness, restlessness, poor memory, heart troubles, and emotional ex cesses. Many more symptoms could be quoted, but those just given are tho most common and the easiest for you to analyze for yourself Your nerves are your most valued possessions. Do not ne glect yourself il yoej are awtejered: ' by any of the nerve aymptoma, - t y ' . You experience through your) nervea all that makes life worth Irv ing. Dull or sick nerves make m dull brain, and you ate incape bla of anjoying or feeling the higher phases of life ambition. ' love, temperament anel moral courage. v Strong, healthy nervea aaaaai good health, which means nerval ' control, and nerve control meane, happiness. Inasmuch as all nerves aro eab) " ject to a healthy condition of the' . .. glands, Kath, the gland tonie is acknowledged to be a most wonder-; ful nerve tonic, aa it influences the I nerves through strengthening and; , re-vitalizing of the glands. It does' not take a long treatment to ahowj results. Cet a package of Katk.) the gland tonic, today, and yotaj will be pleasantly surprised at the) results. For sale byt I C, H. IXDERWOOD Ilualncaa Viallora Among the many out f town vlaltora In the city thla week are: Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Bibb, of Fort Cldwell and H. C. Hodges, of Weed. Both par-j ties are stopping at the Arcade ho tel while In Klamath Kalla. From Itonnnan Visitors from Bonanza, in Klamath Falls thla week include Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Pool, who are apendlng some time In the city visiting and transacting business before they return to their heme. Portluml iiuewta Klamath Falls visitors from Portland are numer oua this week and the lobbies of i Klamath, are among the well known From Silver Ijike L. C. Charles and M. Fleet, prominent stockman of Silver lake, a section beyond Fort the local hotols are filled with Suests from tlie northern . city. Among thoso stopping to visit with friends and to transact buslnesa as well are: E. W. Rose, Paul Se-' Klamath Falls for a few daya, llg, J. T. Barrott, C. ft. Lauts. Eric Rutqulst, C. II. Schmidt and son. visitors in the city this week. Con dltions are good In that part of Klamath county, according to Charles and Fleet, who will visit in! Be sure of your furnace! Your ' comfort even your health deponda on the kind of beat 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 moist beat! Not Just heated air. Comforfc requirea ade quate heat at minimum ex pense and effort. ' HAINES THE FURNACE MAN 1023 Main Phone 323 fir Colorado Mra. Ar accompanied by her i Pearl Jean Wilson " Denver, by the severe T mother. Mra. Wll daughler left Klamath filay morning and ex- la Colorado until dof- Is made In the condl- f- Wilson's mother. N HiMpltnl Mrs. Mary Permitted to leave for I" Ninth street from a Ills hospital. Mm. Wll Fn recovering from a tutlon for gull atones, mde recently. In Koutli Mr. and Mra. (P left Wednesday for '". whore thoy plan omo time with friends Hol.ap was former f 'T clerk hut la now In- ,luylns wool in Klamnth - Jack Ileal Is aerv- DeLap'a position. With h DeLap, Mra. Roy Hlck- "URhter. Mias Mildred Fored as fur south P"e they stopped for an 'sit. "'"lulii- Wade Craw. Pnt f Chllnqtiln was mny out of town visi bly yesterday. Craw, a Rtlcnaort ollvn. hlch has .lrnuin mii-h durlg the n..l f-, Position Mra. rnrlnlln ""enter; a nrl.l.,., l .!. Lk1'" omri. formerly held "clt Deal Ir. 0. 8. New- that position now be- ' " Esther n,.l,.. Mpdfor,-vviin o.... ,1 lho California Ore- "" at Medford, Is Knm,h Falls for sev- 55,'' 11,0 c,ly lttt8 Tells Wby He Can i Now Eat Hearty ,A Inter which I rrsd in the paper about Carter's Little Liver Pills fitto my own case to clowly that 1 could not help trying .V7 happy 1 did." So files Mr. Frank J. Trumbull of Jersey City H , -J letter goes on to tay. I n'l.hc,.r about Carter'. Little Liver Pill. fo. year, but never knew they helped over come poor appetite and .our .tornach. until J read ebout another man in the ".me plight "ho took Carter', with "Z mult- I 'ied them and can fionettly y -' thtjr reel me ot natty ga "n ""ncn- 1 e" "w e without getting bilious, and They Improved my appetite fully 100'. J n 'e.t sured that from now on I wiH beert Carter'. Little Liver Pill. ,W&eU".nd f...l.by .11 drug stores, t ' BARN DANCE R. C. SHORT'S Friday, June 5 Everyone Welcome Send Away For your piano if you can not find what you want near home, but FIRST BE SURE your home merchant does not carry it. 1 As a special value in a bet ter than Mail Order Grade Piano we offer the style C Gulbransen at $295 on the thirty payment plan. Get out any Mail - Order Catalogue, read the discrip tions carefully, compare the price and terms, then come in . to the Earl Shepherd Store, see this Gulbransen, hear its tone, investigate its "back bolt" construction and the "double guarantee" and per sonal delivery into your home. Then, if we, as your local piano merchant, are not pro gressive enough to carry! what you want, Send Away Earl Shepherd Co. 607 Main St. , Phone 282 Klamath Falls, Oregon. RESERVE JULY 234 The Biggest RODEO Ever Given in Klamath Falls "No Interest" iy month. j f Sfj Interest. j . . i 5 Main st- , Earl Shepherd Co. SHORT ORDERS ALL HOURS j Pllk$ i f frrw sat w i II r The coffee we make here can't be beat. 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