The Klamath news., June 24, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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locals t
Ike L.I 1-Utlit
i r.nu A.ro Mr. Troy Miiivr. pam0ua Attorney Start
re.ldcnt of AM'lirove. wat among the C.UUl
uci ciiac vt
Thoinai and daughter, Mary Chir
i... hr are vl.lllna with Mr.
'.'homae' rclatlvea In Columella. Ohio.! many bualne.a and ehopplng vleltora
According to Mra. Thoma. the j In Mninam rane jreateraar,
weather, although warm, la delight-j r .,....,.,
..,.( ih..v am en ovitia the
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jrhango from the coait.
Prom Kola Mr. and Mra.
llurna-
electrlc light
' tor the apeclal election nf the clerk
I or the nign arnooi auirici in imiu-
Son Worn Mr. and Mra. (ieorge i.uln waa made yeaterday. the elec-
Patteraon cf 8alem. prominent bue- i ourning on me ueu '""" -j ataon of S California avenue. I lion to be held at I p
Inea. Tlaitora In Klamath Falla are:or Mra. Nellie Beckley t is. Roriu congratulated upon the'aoon.
regl.tered at the He'll hotel from Sixth atreet. cau.ed co"lderole!llrrlv of . bab). boy weighing 10 1 ,
Eola la one of oamage 10 me ueuruou.. nonnda. The child waa born Juue Awna ruMiua iaa i.e i.rrB-
i the mattreaa and bed clothing oeiore -.., h... i n of Kureka haa a.-cepted
namea were tiuniuiBuo &
the nromlnenra that Salem noma - . i
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Martin and Walter Martin left for P'n to make their home.
Eola, Polk county.
the moet hlitoric land marka
the Willamette ralley and once held j the
tills after-
po-
byi.".amed him Marvin George Wataon. i lllon " 0," ' J- v"n'
, hen. Mlna Rrennan la a recent ar-
IMYTON. Tenn.. June II. Clar-em-e
Harrow, whoee clever maneuv
ering aaved Hlchard Loeb and
Nathan Leopold from the hangman'.
.... 1. now III Payton, carefully
IMIUTUl KHK NAW
I.I8HON, June II. The lov.rn
ment haa decided to lend a crulaur
to China to protect the Portugese
community anil Portuguese financial
lutereale.
KODAK
i
ATTKMIT t'.UTUlK Or" AM) DKKIt
(HIIIKN. I'lah. June II. rapture
studying how beet to defend Prof, of 00 fawi ueer on the Klaba.
John T. Ccopee. the high achool bio. national form In northern Arliona
log teacher who etpouuded the la being altempted, according to an-
theory of evolution to bla puplla.
H2"ul
at the present.
OU Man Here Mr. and Mra. H.
D. Wherland of the -Associated Oil
company are In the cily for a short
business trip.
autck presence of mind of Mrs.
Beckley. the entire bouse was prob
ably saved.
From Portland Among the
at town visitors In the city is a
group from Portland. Those In the
party Include R. A. Connery. E. J.
Eviers. A. H. Rlnge and P. O.
Gavin. Gavin is with the Warren
Construction company of Portland.
From Medfonl Mr. and Mrs. B.
L. Barry are Medford visitors In
Klamath Falls visiting with friends
and transacting business.
From IUn.h Mrs. W. C. Dalton
waa visiting In the city yesterday
. from the Carr ranch In the
Salem thla morning, accompanied est
far as Ashland by Mrs. R. D. Rue-1 Vram M"ur. Mra. O. R.
Mrd. Mra. Martin will remain mantelpiece of Montague, was among
.i.m ..mil .n.r ihX swth ni: the many out of town vlsilora In
July, and plana to visit with friend
in Grants Pasa on her return to
i Klamath Kalis yesterday, transact
ing business and shopping.
Klamath Falls.
French Deputiea Give
Painleve Confidence
From Topsy Misa Grace Winters,
employed with the Topsy Lumber
company Is In the city from Topsy
fcr a short vacation and pleasure
trip.
Matin
district. She brought Into the city
with her. .Miss Florence Elliott and
Misa Clarice Elliott, who have been At,rni, Kolwr,Mrt. w. Donoy
spending the past week at the Carr und Mr and Mr w A Benioll nd
ranch. The Mlssea Elliott returned ' daugh,er MlM Margaret Benson,
to their home in Klamath Agency. wfn mon( ,h( Asptr0T, -i9,orsi In
, ,. ' the city yesterday, where they at-
, expected to return tonlgb. from' "ded, Tuesday morn- ,,,. PaMt.t dlrectloB of ,h.
"O , v vltaIKUI, lUlUUit
victim of pneumonia. The services
were held from Sacred Heart church.
Cattleman O. R. Stewart. Weed
ford cattleman la in the city inter
ested for a while in business in
Klamath Falls.
.Maryvlille and other California cit
ies, where he enjoyed a visit for
the past week with hia mother.
Mueller will be accompanied to
Klamath Falls by his brother, Carl
Mueller, who plans to visit tor some
time here, enjoying the greater por
tion of the summer.
From Kup-nc Eston Humphrey
cf Eugene is In the city visiting with
hia sister and orolher-in-iaw. Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Kidder. Mr. Kidder
and Mr. Humphrey spent yesterday
From AlKonia Matt F.gan, In
terested with the Algoma Lumber
company, waa In Klamath Falls yes
terday visiting and transacting busi
ness, from his home In Algoma.
Parents To Tome Mrs. Gertrude
Moore Is expecting her parents to
morrow from their home in llo
c,uiam. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
PARIS. June 14. (Wednesday)
T nlted News) The chamber of
deputies voted confidence in Pro-
war
In Morocco, by a vote of (10 to 30
today. The vote followed a bitter
session In which conservatives and
communista fought around the trl
tune. The conservative deputies
supported the government.
Elks Dance Elka decorations of
purple and white have been instru
mental in adding to the dance barge
''Venetian" which will be the scene
of the first summer dancing party eigh. daughter of Mrs. N. H. Bogue,
Is attending summer school in Ber
keley, where she will remain dur
ing the summer months. Misa Mc
Veigh is a teacher in the Merrill
high school.
ut Diamond lake fishinc during the Hodgson, Mrs. Moore's father and
day. The visitor plans to return tolmotner' wi" probably remain over'
his home on Thursday.
Attending School Miss Ellen Mc-
tne Fourth of July, as they have
never before had the opportunity to;
witness a western rodeo. :
A paper where nil the people have
opportunity to express themselves If
they desire that's The Klamatb
S'ewa.
ATTENTION, ELKS!
First Elk dance of summer, i
Venltlan Dance Uargo
of the Elks lodge of Klamath Falls
Houston's orchestra has been ob
tained for the occasion and special
features have keen added to make
the affair a success. The dance is
invitational.
From The South Scott McAr
thur from McArthur, Calif., ia in
the city tor a short business trip,
interested m cattle buying.
KODAK FINISHING
In at 9 out at S p. m.
The Pcasley'g
Opposite Court House
TONIGHT
Each Elk requested to bring
a friend. '
nounrement received here. ' FREt GARJkJ
j Beck's fegsTA fi-y
Manstore vrdffffe
Open for VJj f
. Business RlJM
"IN
With Government Stanley Jew
ett of Portland and Elmer Williams,
also ot Portland are In Klamath
Falls tor a few days Interested in
work for the government.
From Salem C. E. Stricklln and
Harold F. Hall are among the vis
itors in Klamath Falls from their
homes in Salem.
From the Agency Mra. Lulu
Johnson ot Klamath Agency, where!
she serves as government nurse, was
among the business visitors In the
city yesterday, shopping in the local
stores.
Visit Here Mr. and Mrs. Seth
Cox of Dorris, accompanied by their
son were among the business visi
tors and shoppers in Klamath Falls
yeaterday. Cox is a prominent far
mer ot the Dorris section. The
party returned to their home last
night.
In Tuesday Mrs. Eleanor Rice
Xrom Macdoel, accompanied by her
sister-in-law Mrs. Maude Rice of
'Medford were among the shoppers
in Klamath Falls yesterday from
their homes.
From Rochester Making a busi
ness trip to Klamath Falls Is the
purpose of the visit of Mr. and Mrs.
James McAuliffe of Rochester, New
York, who are in the city for some
time.
Southern Visitors Among the
southern visitors in Klamath Falls
is a group from California. B. T.
Oxford ot Los Angeles is in the city
as E. A. Wilson of San Fran
cisco, H. C. Bryant of Berkeley and
Pi H. Blatteman of San Francisco.
Inspects Schools County School
Superintendent Fred Peterson spent:
Tuesday vislflng at Lamm's mill and
Klamath Agency, where he Inspected
the district schools, investigating as
to the needs and wants of the build-
ings, In order to get them In first
class condition for the opening of
school.
To Take Vnration Mr. and Mrs.
Robert M. Wilson and son. Buddy
Wilson, will leave the first of next
week for Medford. After a short
visit 'In the valley town they will
proceed to the coast, where they
will spend a vacation in Marshtield,
Bandon, North Bend and other sea
coast towns.
From Topsy Mrs. I. E. Kester
son, accompanied by her two daugh
ters, Eva and Amy Kesterson, spent
luesday in Klamath Falls from
Topsy, where they make their home.
From Medford Jerry Jerome and
Court Hall, business men ot Med
ford, were among the Tuesday visit
ors in Klamath Falls interested in
obtaining a concession at the Klam
ath rodeo next week. They return
ed yesterday afternoon.
Visiting Here Mr. and Mrs. I.
P. Gardner and daughter Miss Mar-
jorle Gardner are stopping for
short visit with friends from their
homo ia Weatwood
From Ihe Valley Valley visitors
In Klamath Falls Include Cecil
Jackson of Roseburg who Is making
a short trip to the city. '
From Dorris Visitors from
northern California this week In
clude J. W. Moss and T. F. Nor
man,' both residents of Dorris.
From Grants Pass Jack Sherman
ia visiting for a time in the city
with friends from his home In
Grants Pass.
From The South-J. H. Morton
Los Angeles resident, is making a
brief visit in Klamath Falls for a
lew days this week.
From Long Beach Mr. and Mrs
A. B. Collins ot Long Beach are in
the city tor a short visit, spending
their time in Klamath Falls with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Houston. While
in the city, Mr. Collins will spend
his time looking Into business In
terests. He Is owner of the First
National bank building, which ia
located at the corner of Fifth and
Main streets, and in which is located
the chamber of commerce and the
Hall annex.
Rancher In J. A. Parker, prom
inent rancher of the Biy district,
was among the visitors In the city
during the early part ot the week.
I
From Portland David Shiel, resi
dent of Portland, la expected to ar
rive In Klamath Falls Boon to visit
with his family over the Fourth of"
July.
From Slulin Mrs. Frank Wilde,
resident ot Malln, where she con
ducts a hotel, was among the Klam
ath Falls visitors in the city yesterday.
$198.00
Piano Bargain $198.00
Fancy case Haines oak used piano.
Very special at the above price, so see it
promptly, telling us what terms you wish.
Earl Shepherd Co."
Pianos, Radio, Victrolas, Records!
507 Main St. Phone 282
Ik. II ; If
From Merrill Mrs. B. W. Short
was a Tuesday visitor in Klamath
Falls from the Short ranch in the
Merrill district.
From Algoma Visitors In Klam
ath Falls yesterday included Mrs.
Kgerlein of Algoma, who spent the
day shopping and calling on friends.
Son Visiting Mrs. Wilbur Jones
Is enjoying a month's visit with her
son, Carl Newberry, who arrived
Monday from the Orient, where he
haa been located for the past two
years. Newberry Is a former resi
dent of Klamath Falls, and his many
trlends welcome him back for the
summer.
Receive Word Bert C. Thomas Is
In receipt of a letter from Mrs.
PELICAN LUNCH
The Home of the Pelican
STEW
Oth. Off Main.
Frank & King's Comedians
Una
Tk Bfe White. Tcmtft
Seventh and Pine Streets
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
The Sensational Melodrama
"The White Slave Traffic"
Price. 25c and 50 c. Jaw Orche.tra
Vaudeville Between Acta
Wednesday
June 24
"A man s store
for men
A strictly brand new stock of the newest things for fi
Nationally advertised lines at popular prices.
CLOTH-CRAFT CLOTHES
IDE SHIRTS and COLLARS
HARDEMAN HATS
W. L DOUGLAS SHOES
Come in and pick out your Rodeo outfit.
BECK'S MANSTORE
For work or play We can fit you out ' for the day.
, If Men Wear It-We Have If
517 Main St.
3s
CLOSING
SAL
OUT
LAWN MOWERS
GARDEN HOSE
REFRIGERATORS
We do not want to carry any of this merchandise
over, so have placed them on sale at prices
that will astound you.
Claud H. Davis, Furniture
"The House of Quality." McCarthy
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