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Saturday, June 20, 1925
Page F1t
iA CHMity News
SHASTA VIEW
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of III '"'d ar,:
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BHA8TA VIEW. Jun !. Mr.
and Mra. Oliver Martin with frlcnda
.from Klamalh Kll war to b
Uava two's Runday.
"e Kllgora and Mr. and Mr. W. n. Ilaskln and
and
Mr. and Mra,
son Blially mad a trip to th. coua- daughtsr Nelll. wars vlaitora at th
j mmmi naiurosy on bualn.sa
ptsaaur.
laa Clary aptnt th ws.k-tnd
rwamain rail from bli
camp In this Motion.
In
aliMp
CHILOQUIN
horn of Hert and Allen Vaubt
of Poa vallsy Sunday. Ilerl la un
dar a doctor'! car In Klamath
Falls at praaant,
Mr. and Mra. Aug. Llaky of Tula
taka w.ra vlaltor at th Flaher
bom Bunduy.
Mra. W, Layman atvtartlanad tht
CHILOQUIN. Ji.n. iti it lplng Hand cliab Wrdnsadsv. Tha
Janklni. wall known merchant of DMt " ' n10
Klamalh Falls, baa leaaad ansca 1 Uaky. of Tula lake.
th Klamath Indian convention Ur- O. A. C. quite
rounda at Wlul-Ka and will be " '"'"ostlng talk on th prlc of
j
..list wblrh waa Bald i for Klamath
I trip.
pluaad to meet and aerve Mi
frlenda thor.
Mr. Wattln, a mrmbcr of the
Mltrhell-Wallln Auto company, left
Falla on a bualnea
tb boy tbla ummer.
Cbaa. Adama and Lawrence flrlf
fln motorad to Klamath t. Kail
Tburaday to attend to
business.
Jerry McCarty and Dennla Mur-
i i n i "i
Jack Kimball (topped In Dly Bill Bryan Is a Jackass
Tueaday, en bla way to Ukerlew.
While here he ranted house for 3ays rroiestor Aid ma
BAN FRANCISCO, June Blr
John Adama. professor emerltua of
matter of,tna University of London, doean't
mince worda.
Aaked upon bla arrival here what
pby of Bonanaa, passed through e thought of William Jennlnga
Bly tbla morning on tbalr way to
Lakevlaw. .
Mra. Ed Cehr waa in from
bar Paradise ranch yesterday after
upplloe for haying, i--' -
Jack Kimball psased through here
on bis way bark from Lakevlew
yeaterday. A
$ glad to recolve the
, children arrived aafe-
L will at.
J4 wnr.
L arcka rours for the
., ol nrrn.
.rartt w calling
Lur morning.
L flowara waa a Klam-
:or Monday, wnere ane
?P1I lor ber atore In
,,d William Burnett
it tho Hooper ranch
jtie Gregory rnturnea
i wral dry' vlall In
Ilia, -re b visited
The Clolnger building which wlU
be the largest brick atore building
in Klamath county la nearly com
pleted. The Uolden Rule atore of
Klamalh Falla will move Into tha
In, corner tore about July 4 and
Qeloger and Almeter will move Into
one of the other atorea on July
1. All tha offlcea and apartment!
on the second floor have been leas.
d and preparations are being made
to add one more atory lo the build'
Ing.
Ixul Larenson and wife have re.
turned after making a ahort visit
to Klamath Falla.
A wire waa received today from
uni carpenter, that w
. . .. ; nil viw jiivitii,
hi ISIl wees ur tww wti
ota where they will do
,b( sad remodeling.
awn ipent several days
it Burn I this week.
llrt. Allwrt (Iregory
Ink Fills visitors this
ducstlon which the eurly settlers
of Oregon paid In regards to the
Indiana.
Mra. John Bally baa been alrk
with lumbago for aaveral days and
baa been unable to get around
much.
Mr, and Mra. John McComb and
son David returned from California
Sunday, where they have been on
a vacation trip for three weeks.
Mrs. John l.'sky and son Jackie
visited with Mra. Fliber Wednesday.
C. M. Klrkpatrkk la leveling the!
Shasta View echoed grounds. -
Jay Ilaynea and Jake Comer have
loft Malln for other Jobs and local
ities. Joe Mlrka'a new dairy barn la
very near completed. He will have
on of the ibest constructed barns
In tbla community.
Bchool election was he! J at Shasta
View school Monday. Nearly all
voters being present, quite an Inter
est waa taken in this year's elec
tion.
Vlaltor (10 fond mother): "That
boy of your seems to have a rare
thlrat for knowledge."
Mother: "Yea. lie gtta hla
tblrst from hla father, and
knowledge from me." , .
L'ryan. and bla declstoa to partici
pate In th Scopes' evolution trial,
tb aavant said:
"Bryan la a perfect Jsckass," and
added that he eitended bis sympathy
to what h terms a "warped great
mind."
Sir John Is to Instruct summer
classes at tb University of California.
CAKD CP THASKH
Braddock (Pa.) News-Herald, j 20 "
W wish to xprea our thanks
for the kindness and sympathy of
our many friends during tb recent
hi. loaa of our beloved rather.
(Signed) Mrs. C. C. Colvln.
Mrs. Eftle Col well.
O. J. Huddleston.
Porter as a county neat
utelM and aon Richard
U la Midland thta week.
L,rui was a Midland vis.
:!mlre wan hauling bay
Firber ranch tbla week.
gr. Lee Sutton and aon
kajaid by Tom O'Oon-
:ui at the Hooper ranch
lon'hv
Ui hiun acroia the river
Tkos haying are: Mr.
t Kr. Talbert.
limit has returned home
kt'i racsllon at tb homo
Mn. Joe Wright and
rurlotte were Klamath
fort Tueaday.
William Crume. well known
ranrher of Bprague left for Klam
ath Falla to spend the week-end.
Hen F. Mitchell and Braden re
turned after a short vlaH lo Klam
alh Falla yeaterday. ,
B. Ball is In training and assist
ing the grounds committee at Wlul-
Kie. preparing for the Klamath
Indian convention.
Klmer Hill, wull known rancher
of the Fort Klamath road and Mrs.
Hill were visiting tholr daughter
Mra. F.lden Miller who Is camping at
Wlul-Kae.
Captain A. J. Morrison (topped
off for a few hours' visit with his
old comrsdo Wslter J. Kerrigan,
.both men having been In the same
I ' - ...... I V. wnt.1,1 wn r
, , . , . IB 111 L luminal in imo " ' '
jiurrinun J vn - -
look over the lumber situation there
and then proceed to Seattle.
Tim MacDonald. well known ahort
story writer who baa been visiting
the Klamath Indian reservation and
obtaining color for a future atory
left yesterdsy for San Frandsco.
Cnyltha Wright, who has been
away the pa" Tr cnooi m
Stewart, Nev., returned home last
week and la atopplng with her
mother. Mrs. R. M. Wright. In Weat
Cblloquln.
The work on th wjinameon-
Chlloquln road la progressing rap
Idly and the new top ahould soon be
In.
A large Party of hlamatb halts
.hnni eli-la were enjoying their
first aummer'a awlm In the lake at
Wlul-Kse yesterday and reported the
water aa excellent
BLY
ALL 'ARE ' WELCOME
Come to Wlul-Kse and enjoy the Klamath 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.
PROVING UP
. Back in school-day after a season was
completed, there usually was a way to
"PROVE UP" the answer.,
.. .......
The proo was the thing that counted.
Your bank account is the only way you
can "PROVE" .' your industry Don't be
afraid of small beginnings, the race is de
cided at the finish not at the start We
have a great many depositors and most '
them were small beginners.
Get a bank account under way.' ' ' ' 1 ' '
The American National Bank
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON.
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JCELL VALLEY
EL VALLEY, June
ft Corksry made a trip
valley with her father
hilt Mra. Corkery made
r Klamath Falla to visit
'I'lll Deal who has beon
ipltl tor an operation
irttU.
KateUni was held at the
r school housa yea-
ui Reed were at Uie
b. Sunday nlslit after
eir cattle in
N and Reed
thla sec
are from
BLY. June ID.1 Poatmaster Wal-
lla la very busy now cutting wood
for winter.
A. B. Conner waa In Bly today
delivering fresh meat. He report
cattle In fine shape.'
O. W. Howard made a trip to
Lakevlew Wednesday on business.
Byron Wekh, of upper Yonna
valley, atayed over night In Bly.
on bla way to Fair Port, 'to visit
his uncle. Riley Woods.
Tom Coker and Lawrence My-
era came In tram Klamath Falls,
where they have been for repairs
for their car. '
..Bert Ford and . wife went, fish
ing cn North Fork today. They re
port fishing tine.
Otto Boyce ' haa gone to Flnley
Corrella' where he la building a
cabin for hte rang riders.
Ivan Cain was In Bly Tueaday
from Yoskum, where he Is now lo
cated with hla sheep.
Mr. and Mra. Mike Wallla are
now comfortably located in New
Pine Creek, where Mr. Wallla Is
working at th Cran Creek mill.
Miss Jessie Boyd has gone to Cor
vallls for a few weeks atay.
UOTEL ASTOD
llut HOI L Awla
EVERT ROOM hai PRIVATE TOILET
50 Bath. New. Modern
Gose to Shopping Diatrict end Theatres
FREE CARACE Tsrid from $1.50
Mcape camo to Evorolt
f noialng some horses on
F United valley bridge
f tlon of tbe bridge
n lo the water, drowning
P crippling several.
nuland has recovered
Mini of sains thmueh
FkWd of her car crossing a
thla aoctlon the first of
i .
c'l Cowley and Mrs. R.
J fcuilneaa trip to Bo
s their tiomos near Lor-"oesday.
""Mn, after a few riava'
Pr Lanmll Hav .
10 tha Ornh. niM nnAu
Plday.
loan of KUniAth pn
1 It tha MphnnnlJ ..,.1.
r" Of tn
"'"hi and famny mad." ,
'th Fall, c
Th ' "n i u i 7 vu
rciurnea th same
-une nr ii
. nun aitjuiiuu
to Merrill b.-j.- tt.
. uesoar.
""on m.j. .
.i. - " "' ax tne
filing....
l,l.:U," McDonald made
". Where they ipent
11 M.n Pent fow
ih.i . u 'n, visa
kom, m Kl.rn.th
.rw.
to vi 1 "
m ran. Satur-
excursion
"fares
Frank & King's Comedians
im,
Tib Big WMt Tent
New Location ; J '.
Seventh and Pine Streets
Friday and Saturday
The Western Comedy Drama
"The Girl From Blacksnake Ranch'
Price 25c and 50 c
Jazz Orchestra
Vaudeville Between Act
now on sale tlnllyi return limit October 81st, Stopovers.
the NEW
Sunset Limited
dally via Los Angeles, through th Southwest to El Paso, S.n
Antonio, Houston, New Orleans and the East.
A fsnt. luxurious train; delicious meals in Southern Pacific
dining cars.
Connects with trl-weckly steamer, New Orleans-New York,
and with trains east nnd north.
Hound-trip farce a-rratly reduced for Examples
(from main lino points)
v.-... ntv Mo ....172.00 Chicago. Ill f J8.00
i i5?.l? Mo 1 60 Washington, D. C ltl.Bd
NewLotoant La':::::.:.:. New York Cry U7.40
Proportionate reductions to many other eastern points
See Apache Trail of Ariiona this way
Southern IPaxiifEe
J J MILLER, DUtrtct Freight and Passenger Agent
' 205 Hopk Bldg. Phone 709 '
Eighth and Main Sta. Klamath Falla, Ore
Shingles
Elxceptionally fine, extra thick,
clear, vertical grain, red cedar
shingles at prices all can afford
to pay.
Get the best They'll
cost no more.
Just Arrived
-
$3,000.0 Shipment
Of, the season's smartest styles in
Fur Coats and Jacquettes at surpris
ingly low prices. '", J' '
: . . : - -v. ;
A small payment of $10.00 or more
will hold any garment in stock.
WATCH OUR WINDOWS
The Northern
Fur Shop
810 Main St.
Sixth Street
Lumber Co.
Phone 866.
Sixth Street at City Limit.
Dealers In Lumber and Builders' Supplies.
Sanitary Market
Specials for Saturday
Roast Veal, per pound 18c
2 lbs. Veal Steak for .-35c .
Veal Stew, per pound -12V4C
Roast Beef, per pound ................-:. 5c
Boiling Beef, per pound 12V?C
Leg of Lamb, per pound -35c
Spring Chicken, per pound 35 C
Sanitary Market
CHOICE MEATS
Special Attention to Order Trade.
7th and Main St. ' Phone 22
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