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From Alirouui Mr. and
line sad daughter of Alxom
KUmath Falls visitors Saturday.
lb. I'nion Oil cmpany. 1. makl.. I "- I"' '' '
a short business trip to Klniuatl; . v..u in '"""''-"-"
., lishwd with th view of the le t
rftiii. . . . .-II., lift
To 'rI.T Ijike MIm Kill Jon.
In, MIm Sybil Hmbr ami Dwavns
this sosson. which. ccortlln' to Int.
(Iluver, I
upend III day. The hlk to the
Hrturus To Work Mm. John M. lake will be mad a through the three
.'iih'an Itts.k of whooplM wuh.lr Crater lake, where they
with an au n,. ft,, kit..
K.s.r.a.Zn
5fttf5
1 To H.turit Coray K.
Mrs. E- lukc Men fl. W. luke of Itend.' falh(fr of A ,wh ,udt(
ma were 1 In the city In the Interests of h,Blg ukw Box company, w
Visitor Saturday Grant Nelson
was a local visitor Saturday.
bus lines.
it.i.ra rnmv K. Leech.
auditor of the C'r given uy raier ..
till leave
Knjoy INirty Meniltera of
.. .. . w . . i.H.tn mniinru lu inuri ui biii'w. 1 1 wn cmnn in
as one of the most bountiful sights,' ' u...et anartmenla 1 norllon of the highway to the l.k.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Evan . ,h months. arriving In Klam
Fogle and family of Dorrls, accom- , VM Marv.n is,
panied by Miss Schult of Oakland.!
Mrs. Maple Mek-;were iiitors In Klamath Falls yes- Ki-turn From North Mr. and Mrs.
her homi
r..m .n allak of bronchitis, wa
.1.1. 10 re.ume her work In the, Ka.tcrn Mlar Member of the
today for his home In Oakland, after r.njoy rnrty Members 01 ine ,.0Wer company . Kaslern 8lar lodge will meet this
having visited with his son for the; Business Women' club enjoyed a y.rd,y. evening In the Masonic temple.
Visiting H
ner Is visiting here with friends utiIuv for a time with friends.
and relatives from her borne in
California.
delightful picnic party and supper,
last night on the Cpper Klumathi
lake when seven cars loaded with
oftlc yesierday.
From A.hlatul Among the early
rt of the week visitors was II. n
from the Camp Mr. and Mrs.
Ialla Cox of McColluiu'i mill were
food end bathing suits took VsB yslkeiiburg of Ashlsnd. who ; mong the Klamath falls visitor In
Koy Hickman and daugnier .-uiiarea. , roup t0 the picnic groun.-, me, .,.,,. transacting buslneea th. ,u, Monday afternoon.
lot Klamuih Falls returned home, entertainments for the remainder of i nto property Interests
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K- Hugarma.
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Co-mltiH,
Carrying; On In the window of Sunday alternoon after a visit in tn, tummer are expected to be out
the K. K. K. store, an attractive
poster, carrying out the spirit of the
endowment drive for the American
In the cliy. Van Valkettburg waa
From Aliioma Mr. and Mrs. Aus
tin Cox of Alftoma. drove Into
town yesterday evening on business j egt0n, is on display, featuring the
and pleasure. oattle scenes of war duys. bringing
I back to memory the cause of the
Portland, where they were guests at,of uoor ,,far, whrh will add to armrt rj,,nt of Klamath coun-
the rose festival.
From 1-akevlew Mrs. Jack Mc
Aullffe arrived in Klamath Falls
yesterday afternoon from Lakeview,
In City Mrs. Kate Johnson and drive, which is said to be going over ; where she has been with her hus-
daughter Januita. from Tennessee
arrived here Saturday night for an
Indefinite visit with Mrs. Johnson's
brother, Norman Gregory, of this
city. ...
t
' Visiting Jesse Parker and Mrs.
Bertha Bell and son Everett are
city business visitors from their
borne near Bly. They are visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. H.
Drfscoll.
' Return South Mr. and Mrs. E.
T. Givans. who have been living
at Salem for the past year, return-
big.
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cltion is somewhat improved, he
Former Resident H. Of fenbacher. could not be moved from the boa
former resident of Klamath Falls, jpltal to be taken to San Francisco,
now of Medtord. is in the city for a, to be put under medical care,
short business visit to spend a little
m wi.h fri.nrt, . well. Knjoys Wc-k-hml Miss Pauline
ICIift, Miss Genevieve Ilensley and
Rancher In D. O. Williams ofjMr- E- Hensley. their mother.
Yamsay range country, is among thej returned Monday morning from Ash
ranchers in Klamath Falls ,hl 'nu. here they spent an enjoyable
.tr Wllli.m. .rrlveJ lt nleht i "- iin inruus unu
rnd ia stopping In the Hall hotel
lha InlaraaU nf I h meetlllKS WtlK'h
usually lag in Interest during the,
vacation period. Kroin ItorrU Week-end visitors
I In KUmath Falls Include Mr. and
From Wonlcu Den Gay, ranch- Mr A( nruv t Dorrls, who were
From Out of Town Among lhe
out of town visitor In the city Mon
day were Mr. and Mr. Jam Lin-y.
Aihlrrwra ImIv Jay II. Upton,
I rand chancellor of the Knight of
er of the Worden district, waa a ,ccomp,nird by their email on , of Oregon, spoke to the
business visitor in ine cuy yesier- ,,y , Cuy for naiuruay anu
day in order to purchase mai"n'1'", Sunday. Ilcup Is counected with
ery for hay harvest. h, Topsy Lumber company.
lodge member last night during a
visit in Klamath Kalis, In th In
terests of the endowment fund drive
for the American Legion.
-For the purpose of
while In this city.
Tourists Mr. and Mrs. I. L.
ed Saturday nrght, and will return j Brownell and Mrs. Pleebe Reid of
to their home at Bly after a brief , Orland, Calif., include a party of
visit with
Falls.
relatives In Klamath
In Shopping Katherine Ess was
shopping in the county seat Satur
day from her ranch home on the
Keno road.
Leave For Valley Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Parker left last night for Med
ford to spend the. week-end with
Mr. Parker's parents Mr. and Mrs.
O. O. Parker.
Father Dies Frank M. Upp of
Klamath Falls received word of the
recent death of his aged father in
Danville, Illinois. Death wa duo to
heart trouble and complications aris
ing from old age. The elderly man.
M. A. Upp, had been suffering from
a stroke of paralysis before his
death.
tourists on their way north, visiting
for a short time in Klamath Falls.
DiiuglittT Horn Mr. and Mrs. Mtnltrr Congratulated Hev. O.
John sno ek or .Maun, are uciuk y. iioiiman 01 mo i.i" ....- ...... ...
.. . i iiiimn urn rur mv purpose OI
congratulated upon th. arrival of a uf Klumuth Falls wore a "' ol ; bH.m,M ,lltor..,.d , lh, ,,.,
baby girl, born In Mnn on juue complete nappine i auuua,
SO. carried over until yesterday, due to
. the arrival of a baby boy at the
From Keno Isaac Moore, of the ii0ffniun tit ma at ISO Oregon
lelatlves In their former home. The reno rancn. was a nusme-s "'' ,,.. n Sunday. June si.
home trip was made with Wilfred ln Klamath Falls yesterday. j .
Visiting Monday I). E. Aleian- t(nlKrlll nd Gertrude E. Martin
Ilrook field, who also was a week
end visitor In the valley.
derder, prominent Klamath county ,Hr0 ,,.( n,0 first marriage II-
At the Lake Among the cot- rancher, was a business visitor in ,,, f t Wl.(.t m the oltlce oi
tages being occupied over the week- ha ri,y Monday from the k (.ounly c,,rk Deljip yesterday. Hob
end at Lake of the Woods were Creek runch. , rrts Is employed with the service
nation at the corner of Lleventn
of a summer home, Mr. Lundgren
of Duartisllo, Arliona, I In Klam
ith Falls for th remainder of the
week. Lumfgren la Interested In
lha I'lomoso mlnea, the district lo
cated near (juartialt.
MlOKM liMttilitflnir In Mr nti.1 Mm r
From V.lnax-Mr. and Mrs. F. A. ., Underwon, Mr ,, Vr. . From Merrlll-J. U
Hutto and Mlsa B. D. Wallace aretv . . ....Iranchor of the Merrill
visitors in the city for some time.!- ' ' '.;. among the many visitors In Klam-' .. ..k. ...- home
j" " ' " . end Mr. and Mrs.. J. Percy Wells. aIn yMl"roay to trnc, uU.-, Klamillh Kan,.
Danci
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i
part of the week. The party Is in
terested in government work on the
Indian reservation.
Stewart. . .. . r,. Miss Msrtln
roud ,a re,,,,Bl f prinevlll. The young
In
iness.
Return East Miss Bertha Bush,
jliss Katherine Igl and Miss Marie
' To the Lake Mr. and Mrs. J. A.
Gordon, accompanied by Miss Hope
Gordon and Miss Margaret Wash
burn, spent the week-end at Lake
of the Woods at the Gordon cabin.
Mrs. Gordon is remaining for the
week with Miss Gordon and Miss
Washburn, who will enjoy their va
cation at the resort. According to
Mr. Gordon, the lake was crowded
with boats and fisherman, although
there was a hard wind during the
day.
From Dairy Among the Dairy
visitors ln Klamath Falls are Mr.
and Mrs. Brown Michael, who were
noticed In the city yesterday, while
on a short visit here.
Returns To Work Henry Haas.
!I left Saturdav for the est .rt.-iof the First National bunk, relurn-
Magulre Rack J. A. Magulre re-"havlng pent a week ,n Kama(n ed to his position of assistant cash
turned Sunday from Portland where! FMa T8lt(ng al tle nome of Mr j ler. following a' two days' Illness of
he enjoyed the rose festival, and nnd Mra E M Whe euroulo bronchitis.
also a few days playing at golf on1.. n u. ,..!
-w .uun.tu tuo UUI1K lUUieS Will
tne roniana greens. Accoraing ra M.d th. monlh ,, .,.,. ,
Portland, Seattle, Vancouver. B. C,
Lake Louise and Banff. After a
visit in the east. Miss Igl and Miss
Bush will return to Los Angeles,
where they make their home. They
are planning a trip to the Panama
canal tone on their vacation for
next year.
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good DruRS
Maguire the festival was the most
interesting and beautiful in the his-
Uory of the rose carnivals In Port
land.
Former Resident Hugh C, An
derson, former Klamath Falls resi
dent, is stopping in the city for a
short visit from his home in Mc-Cloud.
n
Mired in Mutl H. W. Bathlany,
With nn.tv .1 1 t
t.' W.W. . Ann. t, .alia,, " ' " -UU lUeiU-
................. s -"-"l,.r of th. f.n. . .
rf.llnr. in Kl.m.th Tall. hi week ; " " ut weary
is W. R. Coleman of Med ford, who
is making a business trip here.
day Sunday, suffering from the ef
fects of the rain, which mired their
ar completely, while on a fishing
Hansen1 to lake" The p,r,y work
-u tiutu six p. m. to one a. m., in
An attenint in hrln. tl.. ... .
nnd Wyma Protherton were among ,h . ' " lur "ul OI
.t ... .. "ithe mire, caused by the wind ind
rain and hail that was so severe
Sunday afternoon.
Attend Oiitiie John F.
and daughter. Miss Alyce Hansen
-3
OpenJ
WLuur
Indian ConJ
Mutlc By!
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KODAK FINISHING II wiy nr.
1 Hour Bervleo Orchetbl!
The Peatley's :
; Oppualie Court House lt ' I
! j p
If itlelLrt
I
the Klamath Falls fans to attend the
Klamath-McCIoud game at McCloud
Sunday.
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Jester returned Sunday afternoon .. . " lo "Te
To Attend Meeting - A!! rosorva
From Chiloquln Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Hill were among the visitors
In Klamath Falls yesterday, visiting
with friends from their heme in
Chiloquln.
In Yesterday Mrs. J. P. Baker,
accompanied by her son Eldon, was
among the out of town visitors In
he city yesterday from the Algoma
logging camp.
I'tlAKriotf mmh. I. I .
from Washington, where she has ,h" ' "
spent the past six weeks visiting! """"m" . mayr '
-i.i. .....j. ..a lhe city nal1 8 P- m. in order to
' ' outline the defense day program of
Drive To Medfortl Mr. and Mrs.JuIy 4
Paul Dalton motored to Medfordj .. . . !T .
Kunilav for a Wt trln Th m. . " '"Kr Igl, aCCOm-
returned ., .... "u"" Bnu lne
'n1 te among me first of
tne season to obtain
Mrs. Glenn Jester
fiom the north.
who
From the South Olive Braun and
W. S. Braun are in the city from
Piedmont, California, for a short
visit and business trip.
Party Here Interested in business
conditions of this section of Oregon,
a party from the south are in Klam
ath Falls for a short visit, includ
ing trips into the Klamath country.
The party Includes Charles Elms of
Sun Francliico, W. S. Kurth of Los
Angeles, and M. H. Ragley of Jef
ferson, Texas.
DelzrU Rack T. W. Delicll, who
represented the Klamath Falls of
fice of the California. Oregon Power
company at the National Electric'
Light association in San Francisco,
leturned from the city yesterday
afternoon after a week's visit. There
vere more than 4,000 delegates to
the convention, according to Delzell,
who was one of the 17 Copco dele
gates. While in the south Mr. Del-
ell visited with a number of for-!
mer Klamath Falls residents, who
are now residing In San Francisco
and bny cities. !
a view nf
crater lake and visit at the lodge
The party left early Saturday morn-
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drug3
From Lakeview Lakeview visit
ers In Klamath Falls include Mr.
and Mrs. H. Autley, frequent guests
In the city.
Visiting Daughter Mrs. Eugene
R. Hanan Is ln the city from her
home in 'loseburg. visiting with her
daughter, Miss Myth Hanan. Miss
Hanan Is employed with the Cali
fornia, Oregon Power company. Mrs.
hanan arrived Sunday, and plans to
remain for some time visiting here.
From Dorrls Week-end visitors
In the city include L. E. Perkins
from his residence In Dorrls.
From Lorellii Out of town visit
ors Include a number of guests ln
the city from Lorella. A. C. Duncan
of Lorella is among the outside
visitors here.
PELICAN LUNCH
The Home of the Pelican
STEW
0th. Off Main.
KODAK FINISHING
in at 9 out at B p. m.
The Peasley's
Opposite Court House
Frank & King's Comedians
In
Tin Big WMt Tenntt
Seventh and Pine Streets
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
The Sensational Melodrama
"The White Slave Traffic"
Price 25c and 50 c. Jazz Orche.tra
Vaudeville Between Act
is a Lion afraid of a cock?
Medieval wiseacres used to wag their heads
and tell tales like this in the village marketplace.
An amusing superstition, of course, but is it
any more absurd than the belief that there is
something mysteriously "better" about eastern
motor nils just because they cost mere and
come from eastern crudes? Professional drivers
and economy-run experts out after records don't
share this superstition why should you pay
tribute?
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Zerolene lubricates more cars in the Pacific
Coast states than any other oil made a better
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gasoline mileage, reduces the carbon "removal
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Zerolene checked fifteen times for quality
As a matter of fact the best crude so far dis
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most highly developed refining process is the
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Why pay tribute to superstition when you
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showing the experience of large users with
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"Why Pay Tribute to a Superstition?" Ask any
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Another Vacation Waste
With good new Pianos selling as low I
ten dollars monthly can you af ford tori
your child of a chance at Music?
Earl Shepherd Co.'
Pianos. Radios. Victrolas.
507 Main St. Phone?
Postoffire Hours. 9 to t:30.
Raturdny to 8:30 p. m.
Insifl on
ZEROLENE
even if it does
COST LESS
STANDA OIL COMPANY
cm;
Shopping
Mornings
Makes
the
Whole
Day
Pleasant
Chiffon
Silk Hose
S1.5O-S2-00
nudo. 1
rincmo and Crowon Olore
for Women.