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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 18, 1925)
Thursday, June 13, 10? "gf LOCALS f thu rnutmlir of tha flDl.hlng thrir third In th. month on tu.lnrM. K.nlth I .ur- Ore.on m.Mllcitl colle.d l Portland, , n-)r tor m "'',un whr Ihcy will rotum In the. full Iiik hurr.u anil U making a trlii ta flulfh their rouri. Krom Morrill Amoun th many out of town vliltor In Mamatn Kalla Vfuterilay a 8. through (ho county. From Tlif North Kl.har.1 Wright of Portland, and Uuman Mi'Kay of llrml hv aivptid pualtlona a a. Ib'turn Krom Salem Mr. and tug Mrs. Lilly Klunry. Stella Sot- vu'.n Mill, returned the ler. Kathrrtne Doty. Jo I'PP. Inei It. Dentine flrat ofhe week from Salem, bring- Jenkin. Oon.Unr Crystal, Sybil cr of MrnIf who waa aiiompanled ...Uut urveyora for the "I" '"' Inn back with them their aon and Hamber and the guest. Ml Mnd- ,,y h,4 ,,,, ,on 00 , ,nil.pln ud Clm..l.-tln. work In KU.nuth roun dauithter. Jack Miller and Ueatha ey. Misa IJnd'ry waa honored ouslneM ,rp lo th city. ,ty. attending again mt nigni -wnea a auiivr Wiley Asks Quiz of Food "Plot" .Miller WHO nave been auenu.nn - .1 - , . .... vi..,.,, Y ...hmi in L,lom tar the D. Win- wved In her honor snowing w lloturna euin i.ioyu ivwu.i -- . Th. V .rr fllv resid'o on"- theatre. form, realdenl of Klamath K.ll.Jden and .on. Boyd Y.J... have in. f ,h- Vv he Mtamon,' returned to hi, home In ChUo yea-1 returned to their r..l-,-, at Third aide or the city . the . A.tamon, ( 1 ,h1)f !T. K. ltohlnaon of the Heat Trae-! vek n the city. renewing ar-'wlll apend tha aummer. llurlng In Krom The Kort Mr. and Mrs. 'tor company, of Oakland. are! qualntancea and visiting with old . Mr. aun'a nuarncv. from the rlty friends. Tht-otiKli ll Claud boom, brother of I'harlea Coae-Cose- when a aludent of Oregon. Ml aiurlmeiil. In the l'nlerll)' Yadeq lakes an. YV. K. N'lcholson. of Kort Klamath, among the rlaitors at tne Mini no hare been among the out of town tel this week. Tisitors In the city yesterday. I ! Kvportnl Home Mr. and Mrs. S. In From Mnllii Mrs. Vivian M. Arneit are expected to return Loom. Klamath Wilde of Malln. was among the to their home In Klamath Falls' passed through Klamath Falls Proctor of Cottage drove. are out of town visitors In Klamath next Tuesday after having spent yesterday on hi way to Fish lake 'among the moat recent of Klamath wit.. .A.tAviv rr.-. i hnma Mr Hrtme timet In n.4 IcAraf leld. where none Itand. m-here h nlana to aoend Fills resldenta. Mrs. rroctor la a Falls architect. I.KIhk Here Mr. and Mra. Arch Wilde conducts neighboring town hotel in the they I Mra. visited with their daughter. Emma Harrison. In The City B. JI San Francisco, business visit Williams of! Out Of Town Among the visl- his aummer vacation fashing. Coae-: sister of U K. Phelps of Klamath boom la resident of Stockton. Fulls. They plan to make this city where he has been for the past few their permanent home and have vears serving as superintendent on taken apartments in the Mills) Ad- is making a short tors in the city are Jay Haynea and one of ,he 0rget potato farms: juion apartments, in Klamath Falls. I Jake Comer, out of town residenta , .j,. Taiey. Last year 625 eacksl j who are stopping in the city for , the ,ore wer. rM1iied from the Kroiu Wonlrn Chester Wllsou of Arrive Here Mrs. Ada M. Jones, tew days, on business. land, making 57.75S.75 pounda lo Worden and Hoy Nelson also of , I the acre and 98!. 5 bushels. Worden. were amnog the out of On FW.Ina; Trip Mr. and Mrs., . KlllII1.h c.,,,, w nneneau. 01 sun ' ranciscu, 71 ' Dr. Harrrr W. YOitT, father ot tlio U. 8. Pure Food law, is orrln; Prriidrn Coolldfra to ! veitigate an allrgrd consplrac tojjrcak down the statute. mother of Mrs. K. A. Mcintosh ot Beatty. arrived in Klamath Falls i this week, planning to spend the E. was In the city yesterday , from hia ranch In Merrill. Surveyor Here II. K. Smith ar- j town Vriitii MrHII CenA Hammond. ! lur.tti v utlj.rniuin remainaer oi me summer in me .-. r-.uu, .o o, o-.. , , kuown rancher of Klamath city. , Cisco ana u. it. .ook oi i-oriiuna. I . t county are tumors la ine Cllj. uiiereaicu AsNbitiltE Millisilor Rev. Jen- In tha Ainiv:itH llil mmnnnv Thev nings of Lakeview. b assisting Rev. brought with them on their visit' E. A. Mcintosh at Bly in a series ,a complete fishing outfit and spent of meetings. The attendance at ;a portion of their visit at Diamond the gatherings is reported as good lake, and the interest Is deep in the sub-j Jects of the ministers. jrom Ml. Hebron Mies Mildred Harris, resident of Mt. Hebron, la residents. Thoe who are plan ning for the rlp are el Robert son. Jack Anthony and Harry Mola-lore. To Attend 4iaiin Among those' most ardent baseball tuns to attend the McCloud-Klamuth Falla base ball game at McCloud on Sunday, CRATER ROAD TO GET PAVEMENT Klamath liiolorlau MO niak fr. quenl trip to Crt.r lake dur, tha aummer are. rejoicing over tn. new. Ihal the Klatnati, Park road from tha boundary t Anna Creek springs, tlm Medfurd roadway from the boundary, and tha road from Anna aprinc to (lovernmenl ramp approximately 10 mil,.,, i, (o bj paved at one with crushed rock and a.phalt. The contract has been awardrd to the Warren Conatrue. Il.m cm pa ii y and will amount to pulling down 40.000 ruble yards of crushed rock and 1, 000 tuna of as phalt, at an expenditure of approx imately U0. 000, Machinery for the big park Job will be on hand and Installed shortly after July I, ac cording to Major Arnold. Warren company representative here. The style of the paving will be seven Inches of crushed rock penetrate with hot aphultum and rolled down to a thlcknraa of five Inches. T'4 work will be completed about November I. While the aurfaclng of the highway la In progreaa. good passable ileinura wl be maintain ed around tha work. "lei, J"V to KlaiU,!S!, la.. rived In Klamath Falla yeaterday afternoon nre a group of Klamath A circulation covering tha city of Klamath Falla and tha county of Klamath that's the Klamath News A booster lor Klamatk mammr and Klamath Falla ana very legtt imaie inqusiry loereio (Bat's ta Klamath New. (( ' ttlWie From Chiloquln Mr. and Mrs.' Iauritsen of Chiloquin, were among the out of town visitors in Klam ath Falls yesterday, visiting with friends and shopping. From Merrill Matt O'Keefe. rancher of the Merrill district, was a visitor In Klamath Falla yes terday afternoon, transacting bus- in the city for a few days on a brief shopping trip. From The Fort W. K. Brown is a business visitor In the city, arriving last night from his home in Fort Klamath. - Brown is man ager of the Fort Klamath Meadows company's ranch In that section of the county. Auditor Here A. h. Dillon of Dunsmuir, auditor for the Ameri can Express company is in the city Marriage License Deputy Coun ty Clerk DeLap added another vlc torv to the June list nf brides when a license was issued to Carey; for a borl bu,n trip. Thomas Ritchie of Klamath Falls and Miss Haiti. R.i.h lwi.i..i Surveyors Here H. N also of Klamath Falls. Ritchie lin of Dunsmu'r. and McLaugh Henry P. was a former resident of Montana. "- ' " MOTner- ",5 OI! coming here recently to make his D"nsmuir' are in " etlr ,or ! ,. jtime. interested In surveying for the; In From Merrill Frank Gray- bael, prominent Met'rill rancher Southern Pacific. To Attend School Misa Mary I Ball nnrf Mm Plmil. ttaai-h lArt waa among the business visitors in K , n- . j . ir it. . j iy motor Wednesday morning for Klamath Falls yesterday. Gray- bael is secretary of the Farm Loan association. San Jose, where Miss Ball will at- Hero On Trip Hugh Falvey was among the out of town visitors in Merrill j (en(j gumlner gpasio,, Cf a southern school. Miss Ball assisted recent ly in the Wilson Abstract office. From CliiliMiuin Klamath county from out of town.! Wednesday visitor raney is a well Known rancher of Falls was Mrs. Cyril Benson. Tesl- Among the in Klamath the Merrill district. dent of Chiloquin, day shopping. who spent the J In City Wednesday Ben Pickett, pruiuiuuui iviamam county live-' l.cnvi- Fur a v stock raiser waa in the city yes- Hensley will leave today for Ash- terday from Dorris where he is land, where she plans to make a' keeping his sheep for the summer.! short visit at the heme of her Other parts Vf Siskiyou county j daughter, Mrs C. W Glien. Mrs will be used by Pickett for grazing, Hensley is the mother of the1 as well as the Dorris section. . Misses Clift and Miss Genevieve i i Hensley. I Fnjoy FLshlnx Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Chilcote spent Wednesday on a! To Spend Summer Cecil Adams' short fishing trip, enjoying a numand Wilson W. Lemery have ar-! ber of Klamath Falls streams. rived in Klamath Falls to spend1 I the remainder of the summer in The lobby of terested , p09ition. , Klam;1,n Iteniodd Tlienln the Pine Tree theatre is submit. tlno n .11 1 1 , .... . . ifuiwti LiiuuKes anu ine llOX' j office has 1ieen moved to the rear !r of the theatre lobby and the entire front undergoing a change. To Go South Mrs. R. L. Hamil ton will leave the latter part of the week for her home in Pasadena,, after spending two months in the city visiting with her son, Harry Hamilton. Mrs. Hamilton made her home with Mr. and Mrs. Carey Cozad while In Klamath Falls. Jinkrrs To Swim Membem cf the Jlnkers club, made up of girls of the First National bank are planning a number of out-door ac tivities this summrc. .Among the firet to be enjoyed was a swimming party sponsored last night on the Upper Klamath lake. The girls, making tho trip wore: Incx Jen-' king, lluth Lindsey, Sybil Bumber, Katherine Doty, and Stella Seizor. Funeral Service Scrvfces for Miss Cecile Chamberlain who died Tuesday afternoon at the family! homo will bo hold at 2 P m. today from Whltlock's chapel. Rov, Ar-: thur L. Rice and Rev. A. F. Sim-; mons will be in charge of the ser vices, Interment to be In Odd Fel- lows cemetery. ! Mi I.indsoy Honored Miss Ruth Lindsey was honored with a birthday dinner last night at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs.! L. Lindsey at 220 South Fourth' street. The Runstg wore the islrluj ot the First National bank, luclud- Logan Berries For Canning $2.oo per crate Public Market Phone 169 126 No. 6th St. No Mori v Moram J.G.M AN IMPORTANT CHANGE IN POLICY STUDEBAKER herewith announces the discontinuance of the custom of presenting a new li; e of automobiles each year. Instead of bringing Studcbaker Cars dramatic-., ally up-to-date once in twelve months, we shall keep them up-to-date all of the time with every improvement and refinement made available by our great engineering and manufac turing resources. This policy not only directly benefits present Studcbaker owners, but it also enables purchasers of new cars to obtain models that are always modern without the necessity of waiting for annual changes, and without the danger of their new cars be coming obsolete. B ACK of this new policy is an amazing story of interest to everyone who owns or ex pects to own an automobile. The dramatic success of the present line of Studc baker Care is one reason for this important change. Month after month we keep breaking records sales keep piling up. This year we will sefl almost four times as many automobiles as we produced in the big boom year which followed the war. Owners report endurance records, even beyond our greatest expectations. Out in the rugged mountain regions where Studebaker sells four times its normal proportion of cars, owners talk about these models in the most extravagant terms. In 1924 the Corporation's . sale of repiar parts dropped to $10 per car per year. Mechanical stamina under severe usage remarkable performance under the most difficult travel conditions these are the qualities for which Studcbaker C have long been noted. ars factory in the hands of owners, that drastic annual changes are not required. Improvements and refinements will be made from time to lime. New features will be added. When our engineering department (maintained at a cost of more than half a million dollars a year) devises an im provement in any model, it will be made without re gard to the calendar. As in the past, we shall continue to pioneer vital betterments that have proved their merit through practical use. Alert, aggressive, receptive to new ideas, resourceful in executing them, guided by scien tific research and spurred by imagination, the Stude baker organization proposes to build better motor can than ever before. - Now you may buy a Studebaker on any'day of year with the confident assurance -that tihe stuWi thrifty, one-profit car you drive away will not be W Surely, these significant facts prove beyond any "shadow of doubt that Studebaker Cars are so soundly engineered and manufactured and so eminently satis- matized by any act of ours as a "last years model-' Today, in even, more generous measure than in & """J I V.W ..WW 0 , past, Studebaker Cars offer the utmost value for money. THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION O F AMERICA, SOUTH BEND, INDIANA STUDEBAKER MOTOR CARS This is a Studebaker Year
