The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, July 10, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextXAMATH NEWS Friday, July 10, 1925- Pf ThriU ;:al Briefs Alfoaut Mra. William Kn among tha many visitors it yesterday from h"r hnm' ai.wpdlng tha day vlalt I , ho"nlng,.. V' I-Amotig tha Modoc ' f ln Klamath Falla , I Mrs. T. C. Sutton. L day shopping and friends. , Illy C. N. Cosboom jiamath Falla Wednea famlly from tha south ve spent tha winter. -Ooorge J. Walton , Wright spent ynstur ort Klamath country Wora Intaraatad In a ifiuslneaa aftalra. Mln Ilallla MJoro, Mr. and Mrs. Miles ' irrlll, who waa Injured olille accident a week , .by frlendi to bo Im ablo to ba removed to 1 tft weak. Mlaa Moora ' '01100 collar bone among jyMra. Nate Ottarbeln, a Walker, Mlaa Ethel Nel woala Haaglaad wara among oath Falla visitors to apend lay la tha valley. Mra. Ot Tlaltad with her mother. U. Harvey of Ashland and Ultad with frienda In Mod al I ant -n r'oundi of 4 1 linen Irea'ment. Nor- 1 Allied a divorce from J In Judge Leavltt's , lalntlff wu given the ' t jlr minor child, Dotty Most Modern Locomotive Serves West 4 'tTT Tlewa of tha new three-rrllad'er Soothera Perlfle type loeeaiotlvs which Koathera Pacific Company la oaataJn service. This la tha moat powerful alnaie anlt locomotha built, full lengUi view of the la aavwa ai me lop. I.omi leiiiMxaii snowing hi howlnr the five drltinar wheels am ana M nd Ilia I A mlr kair- Lewer right front view akonlng the three cylinders, oao each aide and one la the middle. " ' George Millard, who , f Injured In an auto J t. Friday when he re tisctured akull la Improv Sly ud according to frienda ad tha danger point. i .Granted J. M. MUler ited anlt for divorce against filler, charging cruel and . treatment. The divorce ilM la Judge A. L. Leavltt's .. a. are so children. ir. and Mra. K. C. .-lata from the aouth, ."he Sad Vranclsco vlsl .math Falla. Here Mrs. Jack Anth ttrncd to Klamath Falla ... ktful visit In San Fran- r j paat month. Joehton Mra. A. W. Pell ton; Calif., la In the city i t' w visiting with frienda Dg bualnesa. Mrs. Pel nt of Klamath .Falla y yeara until the death Snaband, four years ago, ' ' f for the aouth where , ft home for aome lime. g Trip Carl Coleman, .. at the Hall hotel, re- K:amath Falla laat night 14 sat in on his night shift tying a flailing trip In the itry.ji OREGON ahtppera and travalara have the world'a moat power ful alngle unit freight and paaaengar locomotive at their service. Tha first of sixteen new three cylinder 8outhern Pacific type loco motives have Juat reached the Pa ctflo Coast and are being placed In heavy freight and paaaengar aervlce by 8outharn Pacific Company In the Siskiyou and Sierra-Nevada moun tains. . Tha locomotives are of a dlatlnctly saw type, developed by the American Locomotive Company In co-operation with Southern Psclflc's mechanical experts. Everyone has aomethtng of the small boy's tntereat In locomotives and wherever the. new locomotive! have bean aesn they have attracted Unuansl Interest, both from the pub lic and railroad employee on account of their alie, power and dealgn. Toe new locomotives will sll be In aervlce before tha peak traftlo move ment ln tha fall. "They are tha most modern devel opment In locomotive construction and are good evidence ot Southern Pacific efforts to develop and '.throve Us facllltlea to keep pace with the prog ress of this Western country," J. H. Dyer, general manager, said in com menting on the new titans of the rails. "The West requires the beat of transportation, for Its products move many ml lea to market The new loco motivea represent our, desire to take advantage of . every worthwhile Im provement In railroad Industry." Tha outstanding feature ot the new locomotlvea Is the third cylinder, placed Inalde ot the main framea and slightly above ud between toe two outside cylinders. The adding of ths third cylinder has sn effect similar to that obtained by increasing the num ber of cyllndera ln an automobile en gine from tour to six. i In addition to providing lncresaed power and economy ln use of steam, the third cylinder will dlatribute the stresses on two driving axles Instead of one. The locomotives - weigh (82,400 pounds snd have a tractive power of M.S30 pounds, or weigh 115.68 pounds per one horsepower. Their hauling capacity is one-fourth more at a speed ot 25 miles per hour on a l.t per cent grade than that of tha moat powerful locomotive hereto fore In uae by the company. The locomotives are 101 feet 1 Inch In length and It feet t Inches In height. They hare a 4-10-1 wheel ar rangement and a total wheel base of 8? feet 114 Inches. Each of the driv ing wheels is 63 !4 Inches in diameter. The tender has a capacity of 12,000 gallons ot wster and 4,400, gallons ot fuel oil. ...... In addition to tha sixteen three cylinder locomotives, . the Southern Pacific is further Increasing its. mo tive power by building In Its own shops eighteen 4-8-2 mountain, type locomotives to be used ln Its trans continental passenger traffic. These locomotlvea hare been T-klng through runa ot 816 miles. Visit Here Mr. and Mra. R. M. Farley and Raymond M. Farley of San Francisco pssaed through Klamath Falla yesterday, aceompan-l led by Victor Keller aleo of San' Franclaco , enrouta to their home.! The party enjoyed, a Tlalt In Port land and on their way south stop ped In Klamsth Falla to visit for1 s short time with Jamea Magulre Jr., who was a room mate of Farley while both were atudents in Stan ford. HUnkri Dane The blanket cam paign dance which waa scheduled the early part of the week waa poat-i poned until tonight at the Altamont! auditorium and all those holding! coupona from tha Elks campaign are expected to attend according to Exalted Ruler C. S.'Currln. The dance will be given from 8:30 to 12 midnight with Galloway's Oregon Ian orchestra providing the music. With Mrs. Boyd Mrs. W. R. Doyd Is planning to entertain for members of the P. E. O. club at her home this afternoon. This Is one of the few affairs In which the club participates during the summer months. From Olcne J. E. Newnhxm, well known poultry raiser near the Olene district, was among the bus iness visitors In the city yesterday. Leaves) For East Mrs. A. B. Cooper of . Fort Klamath left yes terday tor Cincinnati, called -by the aerious Illness of her mother. high school and plana to resume her studies bera during tha win ter. ' Arrives In KtamaShw-Mrs. Fred erick Forbes, accompanied by bar daughter. Miss Jsne Forbes, ar rived la' Klamath Falls yesterday to spend the summer with Mr. Forbes of the Forbes Purs Drugs company. Ths Forbes home Is In Portlsnd, the trip being msde south by stage. ' From The South L. T. Shamp, traveling agent for the, Chicago Northwestern railway was among the business visitors to arrive In the city yesterday.. Shamp will remain tor the balance of the week trana- actlng business. i Arrrpts Position Miss Nellie Moore ha accented a position in the offices of Momyer & Momyer for the remainder of the summer. Mies Moore Is a student in Medford From Coos Bar Among the vial ltora to be ln Klsmath county from the coast during tha past week srs Mr. and Mrs, John Skeels and Mrs. Edith Olson and daughter ot Marahtleld. While here they villi ed with friends. Frotn Eocene Mra, Prentiss Brown snd two daughters. Flora May Brown snd Barbara Brown are expected to arrive tonight from Eugene to vlait with Mrs. Brown's sister, Mrs. Russell Kidder, ' From Oakland Mr. and Mrs. 8. E. Martin arrived, ia Klamath FsIN Wednesday evening from Oaklaml They report the condition of Mr. Thomaa Martla, who has been ionsly 111 In an Oakland hospital, , as much Improved. Mrs. Mnrtin wss removed from the hospital th: week. Visiting A ant Mies Cera:d :. Watt, daughter of Mr. and M". George Watt, 1s In Klamath Tla't lng at the home of her aunt, V". W. E. Lamm at Lamm's mill. M doc Point. Mlas Wstt, who It u r- -ident of San Frsneisco, for nuny years lived In Klamath Falls wln r. ahe attended the schools. A turn h eon la planned in her honor Hu White Pelican hotel this nonn t which a number of her friend :un I bidden. : KLAMATH VALLEY HWPITAL. Klndeat nursing care In maternity at very moderate prices.-sdv. 2'.i THE DELINEATOR August Number Is Here Between The f wo Theatres 1 Free of Costi Boys! Bly iBen T. Murphy, pro lasepman of the Illy cnun mong the many visitors in from that aoctlon ot Klam- j Mr. and Mrs. Tom are among the many 'amuth Falls from tholr ath Agency. e sall Several Modford were found cm the rogister all notol laat night, among m the valloy were Robert ton and O. H. Bronnoman, here for a short business ertford O. C. Falling. Callfcrnia-Oregon Powor s In the city from his ledford to transact , busl- remainder ot the week. mulr Mr. and .Mrs. P. ht, Miss Alice Cartwrlght, th, Wayne Blehn and twrlght, have left for j where Mrs. Carwrlght (r n fortnight with frlonds tea. , Vln Among the' reefnt to be enjoyed, was ono mfort by O. E. Vaughn Jimakcr. Tha limit of taught, the largest welgh- l jblne and one-half pounds. was Jl inches In length a measuromonta proved IS is From Mouth Mrs. H. J. returned to Klamath Falla part of the weeek after a ' rlalt enjoyed In Sncrnm- other southern cities. To Locate Hero Mr. and Mra. J. LoRoy Johnson and . family ar rived In tho city tho early part of tho week from tholr home In Oranta Pass, expecting to remain In the city permanently. At the present thoy are guests In the Walter West home on South Riverside I,cavos For North Gordon Mac Aulay, of Klamath Falls, left Wed nesday for Portland, whore he will remain for aomo time visiting with friends and relatives. From Lnkvlrw Among the guests st the Whlto Pelican tiolcl this week are Mr. and Mrs. C. C. lllldc brand and Miss Lillian L. Hilda brand of Hollywood, California. From I-nkrvli'M- C. C. Mnlone of Lakeview is In the city for some time to visit with frienda and transact business. Tourists Among tha Interest Inn tourists of the soason are Mr. and Mrs. J. 8. Jonks, Mias Elizabeth Jenks and Mlsa Leslie Smith, all residents of Oaklund, California. The party Is onroute to the northern cities, stopping In Klamath Falls for a fow days' visit. From Oakland Mr. L. Galbralth and party aro among tho visitors In the city from Oakland, whoro thoy make tholr homo. ' From Mcdfonl Valley visitors ln the city Include M. D. Flold and Edward A. Moon, both residents of Medford, who nro ln Klnmath Falls on businoss. Tourists Among tho tourists In the city this week is a party from Paaadona, who arrived last night on their way along tho coast. The party Includes C. M. Knllog' and family and r'rank Oslo and family, all residents of tho southern city. Visiting Horn Mr. and Mrs. P. Klnpp, Jr., aro nmong tho visitors In the city from tholr homo In Rad nor, Pennsylvania. Bacnimcnto Visitors in Klnmath Falls from Sacramento this week In clude Av A. Cobb and Oeorge Cobb, who aro making a short trip through Klamath county. At the Arcade P.arn-y Konnoy and H. X). Landrum, both residents of Pendleton, are among tho visitors ln the city, stopping for aome time In the Arcado hotel, From MiHlfortl Norma Payne la a visitor In Klamath Falls this week from her home In Medford. Mnlln Visitor Among the many out of town visitors this week is Mervyn Wilde of Malln, who Is stopping for the remainder ot the week to visit. From Midland E. MrGrath of Midland Is among the numerous out ot town visitors In thsflty to spend tho week-end IranHftcVlng business nnd vlHltlng with friends. Merrill F. ). Bean Is among the many visitors from Merrill who were seen ln Klamath Falls. Bean arriv ed yesterday to spend the remainder of the week. To Portland Mr. and Mrs. Les lie Rogers and Mra. Rogers' mother, Mrs. J. L. Edwards who has been In the city tor some time, plan to leave In the morning for Portland where they will apend the coming week attending tho E'ks conven tion and viBltlng with friends. Mnrtin Float Wins Mr. and Mrs. John Martin are proud of the fact that their boat, '"Laf-a-Lot" took first place in one of th numerous entries enjoyed over the Fourth of July at Lake of the Woods. Others in the boat were: Dr. and Mrs. j Bernard J.,.Rea, Mr. and Mrs. Mar-, tin and Dr, and Mrs. Ilea wore atuuiiK Uiv rviuiiiwi.il Falls cullaKemi who spent . the holidays at their Rummer homes enjoying tho regat-l ta and oilier fostlvltlos as planned by the Medford residents. ' Pasadena are In the city to spend some time visiting with friends and relatives. Mrs. Vorhees' brother, J. E. Newnham of Klamath county la also enjoying a visit from the party. Vorhees was at one time assistant project manager of the reclamation service ln Klamath Falls under W. W. Patch. He Is now serving as civil engineer In the state highway department of Cali fornia. Return From Visit Mr. and Mrs. Robert M. Wilson and son Buddy Wilson, returned this week from a two weeks' vacation trip which took them to the coast and through the valley. While In Medford they viltcd at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Wilson, Mr. Wilson's parents. Enjoy Trip E. B. Summy, accom panied by his son R. J. Summy of Long Reach. Is In the city to spend several days, enjoying the fish ing at Rocky Point. From Tho Month Mr. and Mrs. I. S. Vorhoes and two children of BARNHART'S LadTes' Read-to-Wear McCarthy Bldg. 7th St. First Annual Clear ancc of Summer , 1 ' " Dresses'. ' ' Structural Strength Safes IfoiBreff Jnybar recw-ds protected Thltt Sat easM-leaS the Underwriter Ubel Southwell Stationery Co. 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