The Klamath news., June 18, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

'UTH NEWS
Thursday, June 18, 1925.
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IN CITY
Juno 17. fr
lourclllf WW Hun.
Mrs. Ffd Muni-
K. r. Tlllon, Mr.
yer Mr nd
i mt"r4 Md-
luHt Krliluy for tho
by mill hi InHull
lii on of the (ir
(r iu be initallod
anil family spent
ill. llrown ana mm-
krtinniin sn C"U'
n)iu Hunday, to bo
lor six weki. Mr.
Ihoy wilt fake the
Fred Moyor loft
In Sun Francisco
kichliiKlon end Mr.
re Klamath Valla
aftrrnoon.
Hay Early motored
luy.
il family of Modoc
ilnn Mr. and Mrs.
nduy.
Joe Silver were
vlallnra Saturday
!LY
17. Koa Kinloy
id Mr. Howard wero
lion 'Ymlnaadh.
nl made a trip to
Wednesday.
If aid wife n( tho
r.i in My Monday.
ivi fwmw lure
I nn ii visit Jit ! bu
I'lvan nnrl daughter.
lii(ti-id to l!v Sun
t fii'bhi'd hiarlnR
i' niT Ic-fl for Uil-e-
rdnon and Krank
" a itrlp to Klamath
fcy. Whllo thoro Mr.
haxi'd a new Dodxo
lialn wna In from the
k ramp for aujiiilloa.
ur was In from hla
p after supplies.
as , l)y visitor Sat-
i
lioya paMed through!
king a land of cattle
fiR" arrlvod Kunday
ihsIhI Hov. Mcintosh
meetlnga here.
p came In from the
evening with a truck
' for his store. .
was in Illy Sunday
ho Hhearlng plant at
i. i Bi..niH.
ut the Flnnly corrnlR
nKo rider.
fn of the U. S. F. S.
Mised through Bly on
fcic Fat'4 Monday.
b and Sidney Lyon loft
Fulls Monday noon to
of Frank Way.
Murrlll Knotts and
J. L. Owen visited at
fn home Sunday.
loHh went to Lakeview
ft Whltstone and Hor-
Jtnrcd to Klamath Falls
o there they wore the
p. Harold Thurston.
rorson of the U. S. F,
"liday from tho river
"lilies for lil camps.
firing over and a
ro taking tholr flocks
range. ,
umhnr r.f Block men atJ
railroad mcotlng hold
T. Langi-ll and llttlo
"ryotla, of Honansa,
"Ulng friends Saturday,
Mrs. w. T. Garrott.
Boll ) spending lier
ln In Ashland visiting
relatives. . '
M- Joe Wallers are
summer In Portland.
having taught here for
yearB.
ln out Implement, lhat have nol
heen used for Jo yMr nm
Marvin Cro
LILwIth h!. ,ruik ,n(1,nlu
of wool aboard.
Mr.. Kl.lo Collen, . ,h0 no
durk at (bo Hunt,, or8
I'oarl P.mor ,nd auU(hlcr ,
1en visiting her mo,rr t Ilo.
w, . r. t. miimlti
While Ilev. Mcintosh Is away at
Lakeview. Juha HlmmQM C(m
dueling h. lllble c!aM ,,,
Ing hn prayer meetings at Ueatty,
and has a large crowd every even
ing. C J. Taylor went ever to Med
ford on Sadrday i,.r Mrs. Taylor,
who visiting th9re f, a few
daya, and enjoyed 'h. ami races
aa well, and was out to the en
campment and report, that they
have a wonderful plce, and that
the Medford folks are do!nj ell
that they can o make the boys
want to come again.
Heat Warped Rails Blamed in Fatal Rail Wreck
-a
DIES WEDNESDAY
BONANZA
ItONANZA. June 17. Mrs. Mar
garet R. Hull and children of Scrlb
ner, Nebraska, are visiting at the
home of Mm. Hall's slsler, Mrs.
William Sp:.rk at Bonanra this
week. Mrn. Hall will make hor
future homo In Klamath Falls.
Mlsa Kffla florae of Los Ancclen
Is visiting p.t ihs F. (I, Howne ranch
mar llonanta. Illss Bowne Is com
bining a buslneu and pleasure trip
and will remain soveral days here
before rnntinulag on Kast.
Miss Crnce l.ytle visited Mrs. F.
0. Itowno Tuedu morning.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank Poolo of the I
Kills sawmill were business visitors
In Klamath Kull :!ordny.
Mrs. L. K. Thayer lias been vlsll
lilK In Klamath Fn!!: peroral days.
Miss Hilda linnii.K.T f the Blue
bird in Klumuth Fa. Is visl'cd at
tho homo of u ir part-nts, Mr. and
Mrs. J. O. Ilamnkr of Bonanza on
Monday.
Miss Marjorle Hamaker returned
to ber homo In Bonanza Monday
from a fow ihi)' vlelt In Klamath
Falls.
Wm. llnchdolt, proprietor of the
Pastime pool hall n Bonanza, was
tranHarllug business In Klamath
Falls Monday.
A crew of 1( Mexicans from the
Sacramento valley arrived In Bo
nanza Friday as employes of the
Sacramento Valley Sugar Beet com
pany cf Hamilton, Calif. They be
gan work .Tuesday morning in he
beet fields. These men will return
to Bonanza at harvest time.
Mrs. Lee Brown and Mrs. Regl
nald (irises of the Lorcnt sawmill
were In Bonanza Monday.
Mrs. Etta Kllgore and son Roy
who have been visiting In Portland
returned homo Monday. They wore
accompanied by Wm. cbastaln, Mrs.
Kilgore's brother.
Mrs. Robert Goss and daughter
Miss Louise Goss, of Eugene and
Miss Gladys Kllgore of Portland,
are visiting In Bonanza.
Spread rni!. due to the intense heat, arc blamed for the wreck of a Chesapeake and Ohio
train at Converse, Ind., In which 12 persons were killed. The photo shows wrecking crews clear
ing up the tracks 1
3EATTY
June l -.Br L M!-
P0dlng revival ' at Bly.
l, Hev. Jennings from
F lendln. his aid.-
Pn. Hhe largest cattle
Reservation is now
(hjlaat year as he Is
rinoru . aAt.jl-,.'l
f" yar. They ore drag-
MODOC POINT
MODOC POINT. June 17. Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Clildester have
become the proud owners of a new
car.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Muskopf and
son, Mr. and Mrs. O. D. Ellis. Mr.
and Mirs. N. C. Smytho and daugh
ter, ottended the dance In Fort
Klamath Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Tllton and
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Tllton, of Pell
can City, accompanied by Mr. and
Mrs. F. Meyer, of Sun Francisco,
had dinner with Mrs. M. E.
Knauss, of Modoc Point Saturday.
Mrs. F. E. McGee and brother-in-law
were shoppers In Klamath
Pnlla Mnndav. '
Lamm's baseball team lost tho
gamo iio Algoma again Sunday.
Mr. and Mra F. Moyer, ol on
Francisco, who have been visit
ing relatives in Pollcan City and
Modoc Point, havo returned
fhnlr hnma. ' I
Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Morrow and
daughter, of Mills Addition, Klam
ath Falls, took Mrs. M. E. Knauss
and daughter Neva, for r'"0 Sl,n-day.-
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CHILOQUIN
WLUL-KSE, Juno 17. Sunday
noon I. the time ,et for the first
barbceuso of the season at Wlul
Kae (Wa-lul-ksc) and a fine steer
Is being butchered for the barbe
cue A fine racing card of blooded
horses and .to has been arranged
for the after event, time net at
2 30. Five (only) of the
ing Ihorses on the reservation will
d0 their stuff. A lame num er
of people aro coming to taste the
season's first 'barbecue ''.
Rovornl strings of fast no"" ,,avo
arrived and are shaping up and
working out for Sunday afternoon's
program.
Lumber arrived today to be u'd
In the space rented by Cullender
and Newman, local merchants of
Chlloquln for the Klamath Indian
convention.
Flackus and Spencer, well known
mcrohants of Dairy were at tho
convention grounds yesterday and
rented space to serve the public
who will attend tho ccnventlon.
Mrs. C. F. Beck, of Klamath
Falls has taken space on the
grounds and Is located In space No.
15.
The (irando Ronde Indian band
is leaving (Lrando Hondo today via
auto and should arrlvo here Fri
day. They are well known as pro
ducers of excellent band .music and
their arrival is looked for by many
former friends here.
Through error Jess L. Kirk, was
mentioned as chairman of Indian
convention. Ho was elected presi
dent of the Klamath Indian con
vention hy the tribal council. '
Two brown 'burrcs wore roped by
Alvln Murdock and aro doing daily
stunts for tho visitors. .
Mulehon, the well known rug man
of Klamath Falls, has taken space
on the convention grounds where
be will show some of his wonderful
wares.
Edward Rclnklng, owner of the
Club Cafe, of Chlloquln, has taken
space on the convention grounds,
where he will be pleased to meet
and serve his friends. His lum
ber arrived yesterday and his build
ing will bo ready for service to
morrow. Seldon Kirk with his crew of
men are fast getting the band
stand in shape for Thursday night's
dance.
Francis Kirk and Edward F. Ball
are putting the finishing touches
on the dance hall.
A number of campers are now lo
cated on the convention grounds
and five more families arrived to
day. Walter J. Kerrigan, director of
publicity and Elden Miller, of the
finance committee, left for Klamath
Falls to attend the noon . day
luncheon of the chamber of com
merce and make arrangements for
the parado, which will '. take place
In Klamath Falls Saturday , after
noon. Grover Clarkson has returned
from Klamath Falls where he and
Jimmle Beck went on a purchasing
trip.
A number of local boxeis will
arrlvo tomorrow and start their
training for the coming ovonts.
ro STIMULATE
INTEREST H
INPIG RAISING
To stimulate Interest In pork pro
duction, to widen the knowledge of
the child In club work to other
branches of livestock, iand to pro
vide a means for the winner to enter
the pig club ot nis or her district
next year, Roy NclSon. superinten
dent of the hog division for the
county fair, has offered a fall pig
of either sex to the winner of class
1 In the dairy calf division at the
fair. - - - :
Mr. Nelson is a strong believer in
keeping tho boy on tho' farm, end
from personal observation and paHt
experience, thinks no stronger Im
petus exists for this end than to give
I.1C It WU.T VI .IU VJl"t (Utllll.ttlo
with which toworg., Mr,,. Kelsons
mllkins shorthorns an- Poland
Chinas give substantial evidence of
Work On Course To
Start During Week
' Papers for the Reames tract were
received yesterday afternoon and all
final touches put to the plans of the
Klamath Golf and Country club for
the initial work to be started on the
course. '
Under the direction ot- Frank Nel
son, golf course expert, a crew of
15 men will start operations the
first of next week, clearing the
course, laying out the holes and haz
ards. Installing the water system,
and getting the land In general con
dition for the seed planting.
According to those who have
looked over the course, the land is
a natural course, with natural haz
ards in places well suited to be for
a golf green.
Word was received In Klamath
Falls yesterday of the death of Mr
Sarah K. Ramsby, mother of Carey
-M. Ramsby and Mrs. U. E. Martin
of Klamath Falls, who passed away
at 2 a. in. Wednesday night " In
Oakland. Death - came after " 'a
lengthy Illness. The aged woman
who was 72 at the time of her
death, was well known In Klamath
county, having lived in Ibis section
of Oregon for more than 25 yaara.
She was born In Mpllala,. Oregon,
and was the widow of CM. Rams
by, who passed away five years ago
in Ashland.
Besides her two children. ' Mrs.
Martin and Mr. Ramsby, she Is sur
vived by her brothers, W., D. Wood
cock, of Richmond. Calif., Newton
Woodcock of San Francisco, and a
sister, Mrs. L. D. Klinger of Dufi
Oregon.
Interment will be '-In Ashland
cemetery tomorrow afternoon, where
Mrs. Ramsby will be' burled In tfie
family plot by her husband..
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Campfire Girls To
Enjoy Week' Trip
Under the supervision'1 of 'their
guardians. Mrs. Lynn Sabln and Mrs.
A. L. Rice, two groups of Camp F'reJ
girls left yesterday for Lake of the
Woods, where .they will, enjoy a
week's visit and outing at the lake.
This Is the ' first out-door trip
taken by the girls this year, and all
manner of wood lora and woodcraft
will be taught the girls by their
guardians. ..
The program Includes water ac
tivities, hiking, various work around
the camp, and during tho trio a '
1 number of the girls will be allowed
to earn honors for which thev will
receive beads. ..... , , .
A booster tor Klamatli county
and Klamath Fall and svsry legit
imate Industry therein that's U
Klamath Naws.
fy.
Ciwanis Community
DANCE
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Venetian
BARGE
Tonight
Everyone Welcome
A paper where all the people have
opportunity to express themselves It
bey desire that's The Klamath
News.
careful and Interested management,
' feeding and culling. In choosing
class 1 of the dairy, calf projoct as
the medium tlironsh which to offer j
this valuable nrlzo. Mr. Nelson is
j assured that the piggy will have j
plenty of milk, as,,, the 'club 'mem
bers of this division are ponipellcd,
to care and mauago one or more
purebred and registered calves of
any dairy breed, dropped since Aug-:
ust 1st, 1924, for a period ot at
least four months, and to show j
same at tho county fair with their,
records of time expended, feed costs,
and other pertinent items. -i
To the average child the offer ot I
a live animal for which their atten-;
lion and care Is demanded. Is' far
more appealing than a small cash j
prize would be,' j
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To I'aiuji-fMr. and Mr, George
Proctor and family leff'tm early
part of the week for Medford, 'where
tht. twill ...tnttrl entn 1 1 mn iM alt I n I?
with friends. tney plan to camp
out while absent from the city. .
Announcement
Dr. A.- A. Soulej now
returned : from .- vacation
trip. Temporary office,
5th and Main, over Lucas'
store.
; . ALL . ARE ; WELCOME ;
Come to Wlul-Kse and enjoy"the Rlamath In
dian Convention June 22 to June 30, 1925. 'Auto
racing, blooded horse racing, boating, bathing,
field and water sports of all classes. Watch for
the boxing events, which card will include the
best ever offered in Klamath County. The fast
est dirt track in the state. ' On the Dallas-California
Highway. ' " X"
A circulation covering the city of
Klamath Falls and the county ol
Klamath that's the Klamath Nw
Closing Out Sale
Clark's Cash Gro
cery Store, corner
6th and East Main
St. Everything going
.at cost. Stock and
fixtures.
Sale begins Mon
day, June 15.
DANCE
Thursday Night
At Wlul-Kse's
New and delightful
dance floor. Best of
music, the kind dancers
require and enjoy.
Camp-fire and moon
light effects.
On the Dalles-California
Highway.
KODAK FINISHING
In at 9 out at 6 p. m.
The Peasley'i 1
Opposite Court Home
Frank & King's Comedians
una
Thei Big
New Location
Seventh and Pine Streets
v The Screaming Farce Comedy
"THE GIRL UPSTAIRS".
Prices 25c and 50 c.
Jazz Orchestra
Vaudeville Between Acts
WLUL-KSE (Waj-Lul-Kse) ' ,
: BOXING EVENTS V. , .
. , . , Main; Event, ' (i '
Frankie Murphy vs. Jim (Firpo) Gorman
Semi-Final Event
Joe Coffman vs. Jack Crim
Special Event . :.
Hyne Myera vs. Wilbur Harrington
Curtain Raiser .
Gunboat Smith vs. joe Walters "
WLUL-KSE JUNE 26, FRIDAY NIGHT
On the Dalles-California Highway .
recursion
"fares
. on sale daily until September 15th.
Return limit October 31st. Stopovers.
Now plan your eastern trip.' Let our agents " '
help you thus get the most out of your vacation .
time and money. . .
4 GREAT ROUTES
Sunset Golden State- American Canyon Shasta
Go on one, return same way or any other route,
if you choose. , "
Fast luxurious trains daily; convenient connec
tions at eastern terminals!' Modern accommodations;
delicious meals in Southern Pacific dining cars.'
For complete information, ask -
Southern Pacifsc
J. J. MILLER, District Freight and Passenger Agent
Phone 709, Room 205 Hopka Bldg., 8th & Main Stu.
Klamath Falls. Ore. '
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