Pate SI '
TKiirsaav. Juno S5. 155. '
g-LOCALS
Imtn For Mine Joseph Jensen,
of the firm of Jensen. Henry and
'parley, engineer, baa left for hla
n. mini claims In Nevada, where he
will apend a fortnight interested in
the work.
lUrge CrourtMl Member of the
Elks lodge, their friends and In
vited guests, crowded the dance
barge "Venetian" to its utmost ca
pacity at ths Initial summer dance
of the season. Special featurea ad
ded to the erentng with the Elks'
colors, white and purple, much in
evidence.
Leave For South Elwood and
Klchard Jenson, who have been in
terested In work in Klamath county
for some time, surveying, have left
Klamath Falls for San Francisco,
where they will remain for some
time. They plan to make their per
manent home in the south.
From Midland Among the first
of the week visitors in Klamath
Falls waa It. E. Bradbury, promin
ent rancher of the Midland district.
From Out of Town Ranchers In
Klamath Falls this week include
O. F. Zumalt of the Midland dis
trict, who was In the city yesterday.
Ia Yesterday Emit Scbelsel of
the Merrill road, was among the
ranchers In Klamath Falls yester
day for a short business visit.
Visit Hi-re Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
rtober. and son, Russell and wife,
and Donald Roher, of Loa Angeles,
drove In town unexpectedly Monday,
on a viBlt to Mr. and Mrs. John Lin
testy. After a few days' visit, the
Rollers will make a trip to Crater
lake and other points of interest be
fore returning to their home in
southern California.
Issue License A marriage license
was Issued to Leon William Bold of
Klamath Falls, and formerly of
Oakland. Calif., and to Miss Ruby
Agnes Schriener of Prlnevllle. The
license was obtained late Tuesday
afternoon in the office of County
Clerk DeLap. Bold gave his occupa
tion as a train messenger. The
couple will make their borne In
Klamath Falls.
Passing Through L. R. Holmes,
of the United States army, who is
on a vacation, la spending some
lime with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Cris
ler of Klamath Falls. He obtained
a fishing license in the county clerk's
office yesterday, and plana to fish
In the well known Klamath streams
and lakes before contlnulpg his trip.
Holmes plan to leave in a tew days
for Tennessee.
Olene Visitor Among the visitors
In the city yesterday morning was
P. 8. Catea of the Olene district.
, Visits Here Klamath Falls visit
ors in the city yesterday from out
-of town Include Joe Tramel, rancher
c-f the Olene .district.
From Merrill Among the ranch
ers from out of town in Klamath
Falls yesterday was Dan Murphy
of the Merrill road district.
Business Visitor H. L. Clevenger
ot the Worden district was among
the out of town visitors in the city
. yesterday.
From Merrill Among the many
cut ot town visitors in Klamath
Falls yesterday was W. R. Haskins
of the Merrill district, who spent
the morning transacting business
and calling on friends.
From Sprajrue River E. A. Mc
intosh, acting justice of the peace
of Sprague River, was among the
numerous visitors In the city yester
day. According to Mcintosh, he is
the "busiest man in Klamath
county."
. From Merrill XL IS, Reeder. one
vi tnv uiusi iiiuuiiueui nacaen 01
the Merrill district, waa a business
visitor In Klamath Falls on Wednes
day morning, from his ranch.
Rancher In Among the out of
town ranchers In Klamath Falls yes
terday was William Hagelsteln of
Algoma, who Is among the business
visitors In Wednesday for a short
visit.
Expects rarentii W. W. South
well is anticipating a visit from bis
father and mother, Mr. and Mrs.
W. G. Southwell, and sister. Miss
Faye Southwell, residents of Mait
land, Missouri, who will arrive In
the near future from their home to
spend a month In Klamath Falls.
At present ilr. and Mrs. Southwell
and Miss Southwell are visiting with
relatives and friends in Los An
geles, leaving there the first of the
month.
Hoar of llratha Word "f the
death of the Infant sona of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles 8. Oray ot Alamosa,
Colorado, was received today by Mr,
t'ray'a sitters. Mrs. Jackie Kmmona
and Mrs. Maude Hood. The boys,
twins, were bora yesterday morning,
i.nd died five hours later. Mrs.
Gray made many friends while on a
six weeks' visit in Klamath Falls
last aummer.
Miaa Parsons Miss Porter Par
sons of Paso Robin. Calif., la In
Klamath county for the week. In
terested In business affairs connect-1
rd with her ranch in the Merrill;
district. Miss Parsons spent Wed
nesday transacting busineaa in the
t'ty. and visiting with friend.
From Merrill Rev. and Mrs. C.
C. dlulet were among the many
visitors in Klamath Falls yesterday
to visit with friends and to transact
tusiness. Rev. 11 u let Is pastor ot
the first Presbyterian church of Mer
rill. t
runners In Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Van Scholark, farmers ot the Mer
rill district, were among the Klam
r.th Falls business visitors In the
city yesterday for a abort time.
Visit Tiuvriay Mr. and Mr.
Frank tl robs aod family were shop
ping at the county aeat Tuesday.
Ou Visit Here Mrs. O. D. Bow
tr. mother of Mrs. Milton Smith of
North th street, and Mrs. K. T.
I.Ivans, la here visiting' relatives
After visiting for some time Mrs.
bowers will extend ber trip to Oak
land. Calif., where sh will spend
some time at the home of her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Geo. Mang, of that city.
...At raieni .rs. i.nirs "" :,..,. , lh i,n,a states. Canada
IVIV Ut I K' 11 , . una. ' .iii.--- - -
the early part of the week, planning
to remain for a fortnight.
NILS.
RAISE MILLIONS
F
NEY WORK. June 14. (United
N'ewsl Chinese merchant and ttu-
OR COUNTRYMEN
leans ami triaral Canaillau rllica r.
ported I list Ihelr Chinese were
eager to contribute.
Impetus waa given the fund cam
paign by the receipt at the con
sulate general her nf the demands
submitted by tlio Chinee to the
joint furelan and Chinos Inv.atlga
gating committee which ins! U
Shanghai and disbanded when lb
ftrrelgn group declared the Chines
were unreasonable. The demands
given to the United News. Wdna
day night, were considered by the
New York t bines to I absolute.
,ly fair and th consul general
Chang ZUng Ling, voicing their at'
llluil. Immediately rallied th na
movement. New York Chinese wno,
hove undertaken to raise $100,000
.k 'already hare 140.000 In band.
Ine! . ... ...i. f r.im th
I in response "I1"
students' committee ana mercnani
! groups in New York lurger group,
i in New York, larger rltle Ihniuah-
Tourlst Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Ed-'out the continent org.nl.ed loce
wards of Santa Barbara are visiting camnaltn committees and t'P '1
in Klamath Falls for a short time.) by telugninh Wednesday that the
enjoying a trip to the north. They j collection was under way. t leve.
will continue their Journey after a land. Cincinnati. Chicago, New Or-
abort visit in Klamath county.
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"From Mclfonl Visitors In
city from th valley include J. F.
Reddy of Medford. who Is making
short business visit In the city.
Kn.in Hwan l-ake Swan Lake
visitors in Klaniuth Falls Weilnes-
baa 7.urneu ! mile who
spent lliw mi""
visiting with friends In th city.
From Lorella Mr. Ben Daniels
of Lorella, accompanied by her als-ter-ln-law,
Mrs. Slml, also of Lor
ella, were among the business and
pleasure visitors In Klamath Falls
yesterday.
Adjustor Here B. L. Barry, fire
Insurance adjuster. Is In the city for
a short time to adjust the loss suf
fered on tho Louis K. Porter car.
when Porter met with a alight ac
cident near Lamm'a mill the latter
part of tha week.
Visiting In Klamath Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Templer and family of Cor
vallis, were visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Nate Otterbeln Tues
day. They were accompanied to
Diamond lake by W. B. Templer,
v-ho, with their families will spend
a few days' outing together, visiting
and fishing.
Returns Home Luke Walker,
who has been at Willows. Calif.. In
the interest ot hla cattle business 1
for a couple of weeks, returned
home the tore part of tha week. !
Return From Trip Mrs. Maude
C. Hood, accompanied by her niece,
Dixie Elaine Emmons,
from a fortnight's visit In, the val
ley and other cities whei-9 titty' en
Joyed a vacation. Mrs. Hood also
visited in, Portland and St. Helena.
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vlsliora in the city are Mr. and .Mrs.
D. J. Puckett and son Robert, of I ... . "1 ,. .... . .
Gaurrhdan la In Klamath Falls for
some time to visit with her parents.
From Merrill -
Frank (irabael nf
.Mr. and Mra.
the Merrill dis
trict were visiting in Klamath Fall
FUN
JULY 2-3-4
The Biggest RodeO eJ
Night Show
Klamath Ave. and Payne
Fire Work and a Big- Time
(
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Rocky Point, where Mr. Puckett Is!
interested In logging contracting.
From Algoma Among th Algo
ma visitors In tba city yeattrdrty waa
Mrs. Jack .Conner, who spent the day1
visiting with friends and transacting
business. j
Visiting Here Mrs. Edith Sowell.;
esident of Algcma. was among thai
many visitors who spent yesterday'
in the city shopping and transacting
business.
Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Malt.
KODAK FINISHING
In at I out at 6 p. m.
The Peasley's 1
Opposite Court Houi
See Be Begin' windows thl
week for pretty silk combination
suits. Only J.S0 each. 12S So.
7th St. J25
PELICAN LUNCH
The Home of the Pelican
. STEW
mil, off Mnjn.
In City George Adams was
I among the business visitors in the
From Bonanza Ranchers in the
city yesterday from Klamath county
ranches Included A. f ftrprnrv nf
the Bonanza district, who spent a!cUy the lirst ot the week to tran8
f , , , i i act affairs from his ranch In the
lew uoma lima oil uuaiucss. i '
Olene district.
Dairyman In Levi Griffith, well
known rancher ot the Olene district,
waa a visitor in Klamath Falls for
a few hours on Wednesday morn
ing. . Griffith is owner or a dairy
ranch on the Olene road.
Accepts Position Carrey Tally,
senior in dairy manufacturing of
the Oregon Agricultural college, has
accepted a position with the Klam
ath FallB creamery for the remain
der ot the summer, prior to return
ing to Corvallls to continue his
work. Tally Is a member of Sigma
Phi' Sigma on the O. A. C. campus.
His home Is in Powder River.
Visiting Here Mrs. Robert Goss
and daughter Louise, of Eugene,
were visiting friends and relatives
In Klamath Falls Tuesday. Mrs.
Goss and daughter have been visit
ing her mother, Mra. J. A. Chaatain,
and other relatives and friends at
Bonanza ror several days. They will
return to their home the latter part
ol the week.
From Merrill Among the many
visitors in the city yesterday was
Mrs. Hugh O'Connor from the O'Con
nor ranch In the Merrill district.
She spent the day with friends, and
chopping in the city shops.
Returns Home Mr. and Mrs. J.
L. Taw of Lovelocks, Nev., who have
been the house guests of Mr. and
Mrs. W. C. Van Emon and family,
returned to their home by motor
yesterday after a week's delightful
time in Klamath county.
Camphor For Sore Eyet
It is surprising how quickly eye
inflamatlon is helped by camphor,
hydrastls. wltchhazel. etc., aa mixed
In Layoptlk eye wash. One small
"! helps asy caso sore, w ,
strained eyes. Aluminum eye cup
free. Adv.
WHITMAN PRCO CO.
DANCE
At Bonanza
Saturday Night
June 27
Music By Hi-Life
Orchestra
From Chiloquin Among the out
of town visitors in the city yester
day was Mrs Cyril Benson, resident
of Chiloquin, who spent some time
shopping in Klamath Falls.
From Kirkford Visitors in Klam
ath Falls Included Mrs. Adams,
resident of Kirkford, who spent yes
terday visiting with friends and
chopping In the local shops.
Justice, In R. C. Spink, justice
of the peace of Wood River, was
in Klamath Falls yesterday from
his home in Chiloquin.
From Men ill Out of town visit
ors in the city included Henry Vobs
of Merrill, who was among the
visitors in Klamath Falls yesterday.
Attends Wedding Miss Minnie
Ilarnum of the tax collector's office
loft yesterday for Sacramento, where
she will attend the wedding ot her
sister. Miss Lena Barnum. The
Barnum family are former residents!
of Klamath county, when they re
sided in Merrill. Miss Barnum Is
1 graduate of tha Klamath county
high school, and the congratulations
of her many friends In the city are
sent her.
In Wednesday H. D. Morrison of
the . Merrill route was among the
visitors In the city yesterday from
lila ranch.
KODAK FINISHING
8 Hour Service
The Peailey's l
Opposite Court, House
Shingles
Exceptionally fine, extra thick,
clear, vertical grain, red cedar
shingles at prices all can afford
to pay.
Get the best They'll
' cost no more.
Sixth Street
Lumber Co.
Phone 866.
Sixth Street at City Limit.
Dealers In Lumber and Builders' Supplies.
$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
JohnfManvif
FLEXSTOKI
isbestos;
ROOFING f
Vmoafinrt voubay
wu sxaname nnjia
TOHNS . VANVTUDV
siynv Koonng wui
many other rooonp Call
And it raesti ooabk a
not only docs h sinMaa
destructive lore i in.
Pleaston butt asWsaa)
dor th action ol Has ail
Icments. Wank!
Intersil, it m1Uib
pric. Costs tnaalft
earn a th
roofings but asas
Flextton it ht naa
and being all as"
not rot, dismtcgrMil
out. '
Lowest Cost-Per-Year
F1ntnn I. mineral tmhrif. MfnnOBfd Of 1
Aibestot fibre, waterproofed with natural asphslts"""
In roll. smooth both sides or with a surfscioi cfito."?.1
blue black crushed slate, or feldspar. Also to tm -dividual
or strip shingle. Can b. laid by anr""
hammer it necessary. On a coet-per-year bt Flo
the most economical roofing you can buy.
Registration Our Service Obligst
Flextton it alto cowred by th liberal tern !
Kcgittration policy ol th Johns-Manvillt CoiapuT
means that their responsibility does not and bui
th service promised.. You can register vow n
them through us. Let ut explain this prottcan pu
W. D. Miller Construction Co.
Sixth and Comr.iercial
rhono 293
Frank & King's Comedians
mm
; Tib Big WUt TenaH
Seventh and Pine Streets
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
The Sensational Melodrama
"The White Slave Traffic"
Price. 25c and 50 c. Ja Orche.tra
Vaudeville Between Acts
Qo
And throughout
th snmnT.
Back East
enmmsg axruriion
tick.ta. Ratara
lltaitOctobcrJlst,
' V
see inoro than any vacation Tu '
tial, -
Join giy. laughing crotedooC
fornia't beaches: iltcokff
tc the wondrout Puet Sound cop
Include, too, oat) or no
mountain rtsorrj In your "t10"1
Planltnowiletcnrragenahg1!
, And benefit by SiiZl ft&f'
' round trip
Summer Excursion tat
effective p to anal tocIudtagjSet
ber 30th. Subttantial
an fen.cg number ot tP
your vacation budget.
1
J. J. MILLER. Phone 709- t
District Freight & Paeng" ifl S
Room 205 Hopka BIdg. . 8 v.
17-11. Ore. .