The Klamath news., June 11, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

alia Cssramty News
Tnnrgclnv, June 11, 1025.
Pate Three
(LAND
In, ju in. ... ......
ir Island Sunday
,ir flll. The Mar
the Bummurs dls-
calling ot tha
this wrck.
j, i. ilurnnlt ana
were calling on
Kdsar Furber and
L visitors t Klain-
ijr.
I John Hooper were
anil Sunday,
waa i callar it tbo
'rarer , ot me iower
Guide Hobuitelll
Midland Sunday.
rson waa in luam-
irday on business.
J. II. Ilurnett and
wero railing on the
Flowers and Mrs. L,
Klamath Falls on
Inn.
W. J. C. Sovlck and
Itl.iK at J. n. Bur
jturday evening.
Hurry Beck', of Oak.
nj Davii Cr'spon, of
, )ciil liio wjek at
:-. mid .V ", Edgar
r I-lend. .Mr. and
.1 fi'jrtl cf Mr.
; n no", 'cm In
I' r i 1 : o r '. :'hny
;?t Ij ace lf (he
t has dr. '.!uicd end
(roan t nee tncy : it
Joe ('llMDfnan . .
.ih f.n -'"oreo to Kaiu-
th Fall. 0B Monday ..rnooa "
receive miiii...i 10
, ""lion.
Quite a fa I-
the dance .t . Vr, V'
.. . , niuumin tn but
8..rd.y nlgn, AUnlZ
llurnilt !a spolidlni
her reuila, Ar. i :
Iprlwt lilr !'s!r!ct.
il club v.nr!irr.i art
for their ! woek J
llli mi minor ' ai.nol
planning for Hie trip.
Zetuman apent the
Si Anna Hiirnett.
J school house ii
flie new coat of paint
this week.
rson waa a caller In
Irday evening.
messed qulle a fire
when an oil burner
biidiT exploded and set
roodur houae and also
Including tha baby
lie a number of young
thoy were being
rr the brooder. The
le fire being owned by
iat".
was a caller at Lee
Monday.
IMra. Lee Sutton and
visiting friends In
on Sunday.
r Zotmman and chll-
Klamatb Falls Sun-
Mr. Ketzsman who la
4th Valley hospital.
Icrwcnt surulral ooera-
CHILOQUIN
CHILOqillN. Jun. l0.At nlrer.
V .. . '"'"tr '" itrlng
"I " burkln. horse. w,.
duced and soma .,.n ,..
were thrown. Incluillng Unas Rich
ardson. Iloland Illcka won first
money, followed by Alvln Willis.
Th Klamath Indian h-n,. i.
busy practicing every Monday .
Thursday evenings In preparation
for the Klamath Indian convention.
wurdlck has a baseball toam
lined up, consisting of some of the
bast baseball players on the reser
vation and h::a few games open.
inns'. Councilman Flndloy Wll-
son Is hid ui) with a r h.x
cold l 1 la ranch. ,
Saturday evening at tha Klamath
Indian convention grounds at
Wlul-Kae will be the scene of a
camp-fire and moonlight dance.
Music will be furnished by the
Novelettes, who have mado a rep
for dance music.
The Quality drill now has a new
eloctrlc alcn ever tholr place of
business which la a excellent addi
tion to the. local Main street.
Edward Ilelnklng, owner of the
Club Cafe has taken a place at the
Indian convention grounds at
Wlul-Kae and will aerve meals to
the public and guests.
Claude Newman and Callendcr,
local merchania have reaerved apace
at the Indian convention grounds
at Wlul-Kae and will have charge
of the aoda water and Ice cream
r". Gregory and dauglf-
tmath Falls visitors
kn Gregory Is spending
with Mrs. Matilda
i county seat,
rd Fruit Produce Co. Is
line from Medford to
ly. He was calling on
f Monday. He Is car-
line of canned goods,
f xetablea.
Mrs. Wm. Hooper and
Fglnla, came over from
on Keno road Monday.
Rpend soma tlma with
Mr. and Mrs. J. D.
" Island. ,
"I'd was calling In Mlll-
uoday.
orter and George Bur-
frallers at J. Manning's
pnett and sisters were
ranch Monday,
Sutton
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MM'S CAMP
HouRhtori, camn super-
wlll hi, sister-in-law,
O'Calllaahn. of Klrk-
H In to Klamath Falls
wturday night. Mr.
"turning back to camp
nornlng.
1 JMry, man from San
Wa calling on tha men
f eek.
Mrs. Dalharf (!
F ler here, went llsh.
lake on last Sun-
"ccoy reoorted a fine
rUt. Hi, i.,.-., .,,,
K Pounds and six ounces,
patsner. John Schuler and
" were the Klamath
f-'rom here oyer Sat-
Mrs. R,ta Hy(l9 ana
Cecil Lowe motored
' Palls Saturday ven
I ' wlth helr mother,
!ncr.C0.Wh0 11 retu"ln
Tho Indian Shakers are holding
services this wcok at the John Jack,
son residence.
Harold Wright and Joe Dumore
have returned after bavlug fin
ished their schooling for this year
at the Salem Indian school.
A number of Klamath Indian boys
are In tralnln.i for tho running and
track events which will take placo
at the Indian convention.
A number of letters are coming
In dally from members of other
Indian tribes expressing their des
Ire to be here for tho Klamath In
dlan convention.
Willie David left for the Tim
Drown Tanch at Boatty to be gone
for several days.
Walter J. Kerrigan, director of
publicity for the Klamath Indian
convention left for Klamath Falls
in the Interests of the convention
and expects to return tomorrow.
Stonowall Jackaou and Mrs.
Jackson, of Modoc Point spent Sun
day here with friends.
Charlie Bernard. well known
milkman, of Modoc Point is auw
delivering milk here.
Dr. King, of Klamath Falls,
well known dentist, 1s occuplng
apace In the rorDea i'ure Lirugs
store and la real pleased with his
local work.
SHASTA VIEW
SHASTA VIEW, June 10. Jay
Hayncs has returned from Ashland
where be bas been on Important
business for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haskln and
daughter Nellie were visitors at the
home of Robs Stample;' In Klamath
Falls Sunday.
John Spatcek waa visiting with
Frank Machac Sunday evening.
Quit a few of the Shasta View
people turned out at the raliroaa
mass meeting at the Malln hall
Sunday afternoon.
The California-Oregon Power Co.
has distributed the poles for the ex
tension of the line to the new pump
ing plant, the pump Is being put UP
at present.
Miss Amy Ogle, teacher, of Shas
ta View school for the past year
was united In marriage to Hugh
Ross last Saturday. They are now
residing In Tula lake at the U. S.
R. S. dredger camp where Mr. Ross
Is employed.
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Haskln were
callors at the Newton home In
Tule lake Monday evening.
Jake Comer purchased a new
Ford roadster last Saturday.
nt... Wnldran. of Tule lake, has
moved 'with his family to Spring
lake for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ross, of
Tule lake, were business callers at
C. M. Klrkpatrlck's Tuesday even-
August Liakey was visiting at the
hoipe.of Ollvor Martins Sunday at
rnnd Mrs. Frank Vaught who
have visited In this country for r
eral weeks have returned to their
home In California.
Germany Develops M civics Lr..:vl arA Vatsr r,..
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6crman continue ', 1 .-.-1 flic r.:.!?:- ; Si ct.i:'.--: v.-iiT. rTi1c. It is row cnne-.!r:.' r i
the development of n r.iotctic plr-n? vh:.!i kI", '-;: n'.l and land safely on l;i:;d or y. :.:.r :l l:r
photo sliov.vj a tc-.t Ciitnl rcr Ut-Hm, In k'.-.'.iU a tf!.:t r.ft.'iis tvpc, with runncr-li'-e r 0','
front and rear of tiip tvxhg:, cr.Je a iJ.:i ttctt :.r. J a sud-'en decent, causlna t'le iV.d h.V-r-to
ruih to safety.
Wh
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Artisans are busy giving the finishing touches to tho renovation of the Summer White
House" the Coolidgcs will occupy at Swampscott, Mass. In this new photo of the residence the
rrow Indicates the sleeping apartments of the president and his wife. r
Hundreds Made Homeless by Mid-Vest Storm
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Ilundreu 01 persons in oiuu -uv. juiwt, im iuiiiihh j u h-slui im u iorm r.na
Jicavy wind which swept over the district, toeing houses from the fntindations e.nd crrati:: gen
eral havoc. The damage is variously estiniaVd t from i'l 50,000 to 500,000. Tlic photo shows
What happened to one house as the occupants were euting a mcaL
Musicians Heroes as Flanes Destroy Fashionable Resort
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Authorities arc probing the Maio which destroyed The illows, fasluonr.ble r? : t
mont, Pa., near Pittsburgh, with a loss of more than 150,000. Five were injured (v l:
flames. The orchestra ployed to calm hundrfdu in thejniihling until forced toJ!-c ' '.V
ruins of tlie bnllroom. ,
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AGENCY
KLAMATH AGENCY, June 10.
A dentist has been assigned to tbe
Agency again and he arrived last
week. Ho Is. W. N, Ilrashears;
waa trai-.jfcrrcjl bore from Haskell
Institute, a non-reservation school
at Lawrence, Kansas, but come bere
from Washington, D. C, where be
formerly lived.
Miss Ruth Pardue, of Klamatb
Falls, spent the week-end with her
sister,. Mrs. Marion Cober.
Mrs. Marlon Qobcr, accompanied
by Miss Loretta Porter, motored to
Klamath Falls Friday, staying over'
until Saturday. Misa Porter's sis-'1
ter, Mb-s Ferol Porter, student at I
Sacred Heart academy, accompan-j
led them home.
Mr. and Mrs. Orvllle Elliott andi
son Ilnrry went to Klamath Falls'
Friday to attend the graduation ex-1
ercises of Sacred Heart academy, '
whr-n Miss Florence Elliott gradu
ated. Bho and her sister Clarice
enmo home with their parents, af-:
ter the exercises. 1
A crowd Agency people, about
five cars, made a trip to the lava 1
beds Sunday. They left here early j
in the morning and returned that
night. They were joined by several
curs of people from Klamath Falls. '
Captain Applcgate conducted the!
party and Judge Watson, of Ash
land, who is writing a history of 1
tlie fndianri of southern Oregon was
also one of the number. Joe Shirk
and family from California brought
Judge Watson over from Ashland
and went with the crowd to the
lava beds.
The Mioses Leatha and Jessie
Cray, students at Sacred Heart
academy, the former graduating this
year, have returned home to sjiend
the summer Kith their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Fred It. Motfat
Jli-s Alice Andrews, primary
teacher In Klamath boarding
left Saturday for her vacati
bas gone to 8ponake, Was:
will spend her time ther" '
Seattle, later going to Cor.
summer school.
Joe King, of Klamath Falls, .'
tbe week-end guest of Mr, and Mi
Marion Oober.
PIANO TUNING
W. M. Morgan at Shepherd's.
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Poor Eyesight
Is a drain upon your nerves
your health, and your dis
position. Why suffer when tha remedy
lles 1n correctly fitted
glasses. Ask any wearer of
' glassos.
Our examination of tha eyes
la very complete. Wa have
and use the latest instru
ment known to tbe optlrui
science.
DR.GOBLE
Eyes Examined
QUICK SERVICE
709 Main Street
Glasses I
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Repaired
SB
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no-,v on ?a!e daily; return limit October 31st. Stopovers.
the Overland Limited
diily to OEiirn, Chicago and the East over the scenic
American Canyon Route and Great Salt Lake Cut-off
Modern, luminous service; delicious meals at meal-time
in Southern Pacific dining car.
Also St. Lvuh Express and Pacific Limited daily.
Ilcur.d-lrir fares greatly reduced for example:
(i'.-oni main line points) '. ' .
j'-.- sCir-.Oo. . $72.00 Chicago, 111. . . $ 86.00
' ;:-.i;..;js,Mc. . . 81.50 Washington, D.C 141 .56
i.V OrlcrrF.La. . 65.15 New York City . 147.40
: . r. .jcl.'r.t fn many other eastern points. .
517 Main' St.
J. J. Miller, D. F. P. A.
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Phone 70 )
Klamath Falls, Westwopd, Susan
ville Stage Line
Geo. A. Scott, Owner.
Starting Thursday, May 21st, 1925
Leaving Klamath Falls
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 7:30 A. M.
Arriving at Klamath Falls
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 6:00 P. M.
Leaving Susan ville
Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 7 :30 A. M.
Arriving at Susanville
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 6:00 P. M.
Making through trip in one day.
Connecting at Klamath Falls for Ashland,
Medford, Portland, Bend, and points north. Con
necting at Susanville for Reno, and points east
and south, also Fruit Growers camps.
New comfortable stages will be used on this line.
Best of Service Guaranteed.
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