The Klamath news., June 14, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

Sundav. June 14. 1025.
LOCALS
lb Kails ball game well II.
Gunderson. resident of Lakovlnw In
In Klamath Kails.
tVoin hlrkfonl Mm. Lillian
Weeks was aiming she week-end
I vlsllon In Klamath Kails from nor
'", home In Kirkfurd.
Lorimcr in New
Come Back Try
Opens Office I'aul W. Sharp Miath Kails resident planning
D. .'las i pone d of flee In the lion- nend the week-end t l.ake of thi
ka building and Is numbered tiiiung ' Woiila. where (hoy have a delight-) KAuectoil Home T. 1'. Ilender
tho rraotlilng phyiVlana In K'..m- ul summer callage. They will aon la elicited to arrive In Klam
ath Kalis. Dr. Sharp 13 former- have oh Iheir luncheon guests to. nmln Falla tonight from San Kran-
ly loratrd In San Franc K3 where d.iy. Mr. and Mrs. II. u. Mortenson ,-s,-o where he has spent the past
he was aet.lvely engaged 4n business und a party of friends from he WIH.K interested in bnainess for Ihe
for a year brfore
ath Kails.
cotiilnj lo Khm- suth.
Klamath Development company.
I Iroin The Agem- Aiming thej yn,m HomuiM -Amoiig the vlnl-
Fiimiliire Iturnv Fire of tin-'out of un visitors in the city yes- lors Klamath Kalis from out of
kn.mn cause partially destroyed a 1 terday and today lis Nellie Harris tova arB three teachers tf the Ho-
load of furnj:ure being hauled toor the Klamath Agem-y. who was nanta irrade aohool. They are the
nridnv ir- w.-h . t....i-;ll v.wii.r.liv Htonnlni? for a brief Mh.mniiie Irin .. u i ...1 . iviit.
' . - i - - - - " " j ..1 irvev i V 1 ! u . I . . r.uim mull wuj
causing a damage of 5o to the! and visi: in Klamath Kails. (iraee l.y:le who plan 4o remain1
week-end visiting and
furniture. J. A. Whitlatoh was tak-
Ing the Joad to the ram, formerly1 Sl,""1 Teacher Miss Haiel Sha-'
awneri hv J. Frank Adams, when he. ald Winnie Oriltle. Ieach-1
notice,! a. burning odsr'and found r ,,f the Modoc Point aohool are) To ijikevlev. Mr. and Mrs. J. A
over 4 ho
shopping.
hl... . . 1 .....,. ....... 1.
A 111- u'v uijri vi luiunuir oiin'ii-.
Ins. Water from a neighboring1
farm bouse wad obtained and the
fire put out immediately.
week-end visitors
Hot urn lloine-
ison of Mr. and
John Kuykendull,
Mrs. V. V. Kuy-
kendall returned home from the
University of Oregon yes'.erday to
in Mamath Gordon, aorompanied by Miss Maude
Baldwin will spend Sunday In Lake-
Ivlew where Mr. Gordon has beeu
called by business matters. The
1 party will motor to the neighbor-
i Ing city, returning late this after-
noon.
Mcrtlier III Word las been re
ceived In Klamath Kails of the ser
ious illness of the mother of Carey 'JPend the summer vacation with his
M. Kamsby. who ii w?rh her mother Parents. oung kuykendall won To Ulamoiul Ijike Mr. and
at her hraie in Oakland. Aceord-lhe 100 'ard lasb- from Oregon R n iiussard and Mr. and Mrs.'
ing to (the communication Mrs. j Agricultural cllloge in a recent rank Martin are among the Klam-;
Ramsby is eteadily sinking and no 'rack n,eet In 10 1-5 second and , Fau, residents who are spend-'
hope to held for her recovery. his uncle, tberly Kuykendall held a
! similar honor during his four years
- Iti Klamatli Martin Dockery and at the University of Oregon.
Ouy Paterson. of rhe Mesery and ;
Thomas surveying and cruising Spends MkIk .Mrs. Waher Sack
group were business visitors in'maa of Pelican Bay Lumber camp
the city lth friends and relejtlvei
IToin Keno -Among I ha ranoti
ers and farmers In lha city yester
day, visiting and Iranaactlng liual
ness were: Mr. ami Mr. Urn Hol
las and family and Mr. AUrahlra.
from thnlr home on h Keno road.
From CIiIIimiuIii ft. C. Spltik.
Justle of lha peaca of the Wood
Itlver dlalrM. was anions; lha irom-j
inent visitors In the city yesterday'
fri in his home In Chlloqnln. Mr.
Hplnk visited with trlenda In the
Klamnth t'ouuly ur notiaa while
In the city.
Forbes Pure Drugs I
ci.nin at Majn
Good Srvlt' Qoo, r)rugg
Mr
ing an enjoyable week-end at Dia-;
mond lake, planning 40 return lane'
this evening, with more than the!
oustomary catch of rainbow trout, j -
Klamath Falls recently. leaving yes-! spent Saturday afternoon und even
terday for Portland where they j inB in Klamath Falls ho4ping and
went on business. The party has visiting, returning to her home early
been cruising the Modoc mill tira-jthis morning,
ber 'holdings for J. A. C'arkson., ofj
the Dotiisiana white pine hoMlng-j. j Dunsmuir Ball players for the
I Dunsmuir team which meets the
Chilli Horn Mr. and Mrs. Christ- j Klamath Falls nOavers this after-
l.rnvc For South Tom W. l)el
i tell., of the California, Oregon Pow
er company left yesterday afternoon
'for San Francisco where he wilt re
main for a week representing Co poo
at the National Eleotrlc Light aa-
William l.nriinrr (aUivr). imii
Unit (Militical ilidntor of IIIiiiih's,
who lia trcn "down anil out
since he was tleoovd from the
senate and ince lhe f nlurr ol ln
bank, is ovtUintt aiuitl.cr rflort to
"comr back, ' as a bailer in the
Ke)u!dicm fncti'ni lirniKti l
William" Miilv 'l'lii aniHon,
mayor j
where they will apvnd the day fishing.
Al'TO.M.l I'll- Nl ll-MTATION I
tll'KIt TI(i IN' 1'OltTL.WD.
POHTI.ANI). Juna IS Operation
of lha largest fiill-aulnniallc sub
station In Ihe United States has be-j
gun In Ilia system at lh North-'
western K'lectrlc company thai serves!
Vancouver, Wash., and North Port
land.
The equipment, which cost ap-
'proximately ISO. DUO, Is capable of
producing a rated horsepower of
13.331 at It. Out) volts.
Heretofore all stations of this slta
have been manually, Instead of au
tomatically, controlled.
lumbers In Anions the Satur
day visitors In the city were a
number of ranchers, among them be-
inet ft. F. HmSmImv nt Ihm Vj..UI
j ioci.tion meeting, being held in the ,,,. Joe Foi,e Kc30
city.
iansen are bcini ccagratulated upon noon on 'the local field, who arrived, lit-iiiriis To City Mrs. R. K. Stln
(Klger of MerrIM: Dan Savage wf
i Chili uiii; U. K. Reeder of Merrill;
tne utrtn or an eight arj cne-. last night are: K. H.Hull
fcurth pound baby girl, born yester. ' Boose Coonu. K. Pitts,
day atternotn at .the family resi-' B. M. Coons, E. White.
oencs at 621 Walnut street. Leach, L. H.
E. Spore son has returned from an enjoyablol WUI CnJ,n Merrill road:
r. t. tirown and nuiny
Arrivnl Vestenlay-
C. Pine. V!8ll In PnrllnnH where h. .nnl "U'"
A. CI the past week visiting with rela-!otner K1'"na" "'t ranchers.
Deland. and ohers. j tives and friends. I . T. . ..
iTen more players, who were delay-i " ' ' MT'
According o -d. wil, .,. , Miss Patrick Here MifS Pearl! M- ' S- '! on Bobby.
a-recent conmiunication received. I according to the men. Patrick of Portland, elstcr of Roy I Saturday afternoon to spend the
Mrs. Thcmas Mart hi has arrived 1 Patrick of Klamath Falls, arrived !wek-,,1 Diamond lake., fishing
uaiely in San Francisco and enter-1 From Sl.-rrlll Out or town rtsi-'in the ctty yeaterdav to make her Snd cnJ-illl U" Jake,
cd Lane hospital fc-T medual trrait- tors In the city for the week-end ! permanent home here. Mi I'si.l "-
invni lor nor injured nip. Mrs. 1 include Sir. and Mrs. K. F. Mer
Slartin withstood he long trip weU'ritt. residents f Merrill, where Mr.
she was resting easily this Merrltt
was axx-ompanied ! Ther were fr-mer mijum rt
ly her nurse. Miss Heffern and : Klama.h Fallj.
Carey SI. Ramsby. -
I ,
I Two Soldiers Given
! D. S. C. For Part In
! Killing Moro Chief
! WASHINGTON. June 13 1)1..
1 tingulshed service crosses for hero
. la In action have been awarded Wil.
ism In action have been glvsn
I retired, of South San Antonla. Tel..
; and Bernard A. flarty. former enr
jporal. of Knglewood. N. J. the war
dnpartmrnt announced today,
j Both men wer mrmhers of a
force which killed Jlklrt. Sl'iro
oamllt and pirate, known aa the
"Terror of Jolo."
In July. 1909. lhe force ol which
Wendell and itarly wers members,
cornered the bandit and his follow-1
rra In a cave. When they entered
the cave Ihe Mums made a flntil
rush, cutting down several Ameri
cans before being slain.
L'isl II Lflil 1 a s.
GOSPEL
at
White Pelican
Theatre
Sunday Services:
11:00 Morning.
2 :30 Healing Service.
7:30 Evening.
Everybody Come.
n
ana she was
week-end. She
To take Of WixmIs Sir. and Sirs.,
rick has accepted a position in the! Hero Sirs. Leland Holn-
o'.ty where she will npend Ihe re- 08 Bn1 daughter. Margaret Jane
mainder of the year. 'arrived in KJaniath Falls Friday
. frcm Portland where they will make
To Take Trip Sir. and Sirs. R. their home, do -vkslt with Mrs
E. Stlnson and familyi Charles She)-. Haines' parents. Kr. nail Mrs. J. V.
. ... i 'iim r 10 epenii ion, c-i .Marysviiie. t aut., ana K. C. Houston. Sir. llalnen t
A booster for Klamath county
and Klamath rails and every legit
imate industry therein that's Us
Klamath News.
s.ithe week-end visiiiiut with rrin-i. Pr-a-u aon ,r u,nwai. t..r - 1. ' . ..
s n 11.. 1 , ... - ' v. " . r-.. 1 1 y in auoB ounng,. tno we-k i..rn
B- are mong ,he Wa"-1 and attending the Dunsmuir-Klam-l this morning for Spring Creek, ho will anend i v " .!
"11 ft Ml
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth ml Main
Good Service Good Drugg
Your best friend
in time of need!
Vou may have many good friends,
time of actual need your best fieo?
substantial balance in the bank, j
It is an easy matter to start a tt
account. Just deposit one dollar, or
and take home the little coin savinp
wc will lend you. Put your span A
in, and it will increase at a surpriai'
Almost before you know it yourdoDt!
have grown into a real bank account
4;;, ON SAVINGS ':
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
' Retourcet over $3,000,000.00
:
RACES :g
That Will Keep You on Your Fee
EVERY RIDER AN EXPERT
Don't Fail to Reserve July 2, 3, 4
For the RODEO at the
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Dancing Every Evening
Carnival Attractions