The Klamath news., July 10, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

THE KLAMATH Krr'
Friday. July 10, 1925
Pure EIrKI
liurdci'tans" battle to Sec $nc.ttcta
Local Briefs
It Will Get Cook
LrarM Koc Hitmen Miss Olive
WlUon left the erly pn ol the
week lor her home In Roseburg
where. he will epeud the remainder
of the eummer mouths wun ner
,n,nhi.r Mrs. Sarah Wilson. Miss
Vlloo hu spent tho past winter
teaching in the Klamath Kails
srhooia and with Moe's alore for the
past month. She will return In
September where she will be em
ployed on the Central school fac
ulty. Retains To Cltjr Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. McNealy and Miss Acnes
Gallagher returned to Klamath Falls
the early part of the week after
spending s month in southern Wash
ington. McNealy serred as a dele
gate to the International Kiwanis
meeting and spent two weeks in the
east. Mrs. McNealy and Miss Gal
lagher were visitors in Seattle.
Yakima and Spokane during their
absence from th'e city.
Miss Crystal Improving Miss
Mae Crystal was removed to her
home on Main street during the hol
idays where she la reported as Im
proving rapidly, after an operation
for the removal of her appendix.
According to friends Miss Crystal
& n' .-u
i?. v ' ; , !rJ
Extra deputies are necessary to hold in check the great throng of nwrdi-r "fn" vho daiU
battle to get into the Chicago courtroom where William Darling hhrpherd, alleged germ murderer, .,
is being tried. The photo shows some of the eager thousands waiting in a courthouse passage,
IH-cMwc Klnetl.. Lester Dee-
i.. i.. t u. imnn ik. I From Merrill Among the court
u. ii n TMterdav for the first time ! i.....i.- .,...;.;. f ,. M I house visitors yesterday was Darl.uowe was nneo --ou auu ciraia
sines her illness.
Hnrho. unit Ma nartv 'hn arrived ! business trip to the City.
liquor, .irit. iuiu i,,
k. wife, was dismissed
To. Visit Here Mrs. K. J. Pren
tice of Chicago la visiting in the
who are in Klamath Falls is J. A. Hughes of Merrill wno maue a soon .eruar , ju... .... .u.u
louna guilty ui me pusnvsaiuii ui
yesterday from Bakersfleld. Hugh
es is president of the American
city at the home of her son and! Drug Syndicate and Is well known
daughter-in-law. Dr. and Mrs. C. O.In the west. The party plans to
Prentice for a fortnight. While in I enjoy Crater lake while In this sec
Klamath county she will enjoy sev- t0II where they will remain a
eral trips throughout the country. ! week.
' ' To Meet Friends Mr. and Mrs.
Perry Wllsc-n and Miss Eva Jenkins
are planning to leave Sunday morn
ing for Grants Pass where they will
meet Miss Marie Aneneon and Miss
Eagna " Anenson of Portland. who
will spend some tim visiting at
the H. H. Jenkins home.
From Ttie South Dick Walker
of San Francisco, where he has
been studying for the past year,
Is expected to arrive in the city to
morrow to spend a week visiting
with friends.
From Spriuruo Klver W
Crumme of Sprague River
among the out of town visitors in'iar charge.
the city yesterday from his home
transacting business and visiting
friends.
DeeLowe, his
alter having
was, been taken Into custody on a liml-j
, - I -.1 . 1 i T I) I...... nf Vlrlf.
ector of the Sprague River school: loru w" UU,U"B l" "'"' " "
was In the city yesterday from that
visitors in Klamath Fulls yester-
Welnle Roast Among the Inter
esting events of the week was
weinie roast enjoyed by a group
of Klamath Falls residents. The
picnic supper was held on the banks
of the Klamath river near the
Keno dam. Those in the party
were: Maud Hood. Jackie Em
mons, Connie Crystal, Gordon Mac
Aulay, Ray Dunn and Tod Sny
der. -
From Modoc Point Among the
out of town visitors in the city
yesterday was Mrs. Rhoda Tomp
kins of Modoc Point who spent the
day shopping and visiting with
friends..
From Merrill To spend tho day
on, business was the purpose of the
short trip made by Hans Nylander
of Merrill who was a visitor In
Klamath Falls yesterday.
Committee Meets Members of
the banquet committee of the Busi
ness and Professional Women's
club met last night in the Club
Cafe and outlined plans for the
meeting on Monday night. Plans
were also discussed and formed
In the matter of entertaining the
Medford organisation which
be in tns city July 28.
section visiting and transacting bus-:"
lne Iiorctln Visitor Among the many
From Oakland-R. L, LeDua ot ut of ,own "o ,n ,ne '"y yef
Oakland. Calif. Is amnnc th. r,,ifh.! leIW wa " u,uu"'a u,u
. . ..... .ki. ,. i a short business trio to Klamath
GIU LUUI1BLB IU LUC III; IUIIS WCCK,
arrivlnir vosterdav from the .niith raS "um m"m!
to enjoy two weeks of Klamath
country. LeDue Is well known to
radio fans who have heard his
voice from KPO and KLX, where
he often gives vocal concerts. He
is planning a trip to Crater lake
this week.
Keno Visitor Ed Palsma of Keno
was among the business visitors in
the city yesterday.
From Sprague River Vincent L.
LaChance was among the many vis
itors in the city from his home on
I'avs Fine George W. DleVeney
was fined' 150 and costs yesterday;
on account ot intoxication.
Into County Coffer Carl Ander
son received a tine of $100 and
costs in Justice court yesterday '
when he was arraigned on a charge :
ot being drunk on a public high-1
way. '
III- Visitor Jesse Parker of lily
was a Klamath Falls visitor on
Wednesday to meet -his brother-in-
law, of Sarramento.iwho will visit
with the Parkers on their ranch
In tho lily country)
RnMi.nA Rli'nr TjiPhinrA t wall
Elhcl;, . ... . ... . .1
Biiunu ill rvitiiuaiii runs iii.-iu nu
has many friends.
From The South Mrs.
Bartlett of Pomona, Calif., accom
panied by licr son Floyd Bartlett
..suing in me cny at tne nomo Fo Temblor Mr. and iMrs. R,
u. ...S. .lu. wiejr oouio lor sev-1 p r.Tm.lm.k roll.rned Ihn erlv
eral weeks. Jlra. Bartlett and herjpart of , wfek ,,., (h8 gouh
son plan to visit all scenic spots where th(iy gpent an onJoyab,B fort.
in me iviainain country neiore con
tinuing to Idaho where they will
visit for some timq. On their ro-!, , ,.rlhnl, ,s ,ml,lor. ,h,
turn to their home they plan to t, t.i ii 1
ly felt by them when they were'
visiting in Santa Cruz. I
KODAK FINISHING
In at 9 out at 6 p. m.
The PewleyV 1
Opposite Court. House
some day. But right now you iwedt
Athletic Underwear 75c
After a hard day's work, slip on a cool,
comfortable
I Negligee Shirt $1.25
Lots of cool, comfortable clothes at this store
at prices you can afford.
We can outfit you in work clothes
Fir L
Lloyd Ryan
CLOTHIER I
Main at Ninth St
Home of the Workingmen
I night visiting with friends In Santa
Crui and tho bay cities. Accord- t
vhlt In Ynscmltc valley for uuvuial
weeks.
Return To Home Mr. and Mrs.
J. II. Carnalian returned to Klam
ath Falls Wednesday afternoon af
ter an interesting visit in Salem
with friends and relatives.
For Hiiij- H. C. .Merryman, ac
companied by his nephew, Bruce
Bailey spent ysterday iD Bray
where he transacted business.
Of Portland Brice Pickett of
Portland and .Miss Mabel Hearn
of Medford spent Wednesday vis
iting in 'the city at the L. C. Of-
fleld home.
From" Hray Ray Harlan, former
resident nf Klamath Falls and now!
connected with tho Harlan-Davis :
Lumber company of Bray, was a vis.'
itor in the city during the past
few days on business and visiting'
with friends.
Sirs. Coomt Off For Dayton Mrs. I
J. R. Cooper left Fort Klamath ,
for Dayton, Ohio, yesterday. She
wa3 called east by the severe sick-!
neas of her mother. Mrs. Cooper's,
mother visited the Coopers in Klai
ath Falls last winter.
Drunks Are Kind Arrested on
charges of intoxication. R. S.
Thomas and W. M. Walters were
Visiting IIiTe Bruce Bailey,
wjl! nephew of Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Mer-
umau is visaing tor some time in fined $20 and $25 respectively, by
the city from his home in Bend. Police Juriire r.ahnn .i.r.
v Aiienu Lonvenuon Llovd oaney mane me inp soutn on pus-
Porter and J. D. Conway are plan-i,nes" and is interested In the devel-!
nlng to leave by motor for Port- opments of Klamath Falls, consld
land Monday morning where they'erlnS locating In this section.
will attend the Elks convention be-!
lng held in that city during the! l'rom "iHoquIn Justice of the
coming week. Porter and Conway Peace R- C- Spink of the Wood
are members of the Klamath Falls Rlver diBlrlct was among the bus
lodge, j lness visitors in the city yesterday
. from his home In Chlloquin.
To Crater Lake Mrs. Gertrude
muoro and parents, Mr. and Mrs
On RusIiicms Jesse Wright
A. ,. Hodgdon are planning to Chlloquin was among the rescrva
make up a party to enjoy a trip to!tlon residents to mako a short bus
Crater lake on Sunday. This will',nc"s trip to Klamath Falls yes
be the first visit to tho lake to! torday.
ue made by Mr. and Mrs. Hodgdon'
are residents of ltntmian,
who
Wash.
To Mako TripMr. and Mrs. Al
Graham and family are planning
to tnjoy a trip to Crater lake Sun
day. They will be accompanied by
their niece who Is visiting with
them.
On liuslncsir W. E. Faught of
Modesto, where ho serves as super
intendent of city schools, is In the
city on business and making the
acquaintance of old frlonds for a
short time. Faught at one time
was principal of the Klamath coun
ty high school, leaving Klamath
..... iur me sontit In 19J6. He!
Is sccompanlel to tin city by F, J.I
.....11, i. K ilnndmond
tloorgo R. Dean.
BARNHART'S
Ladies' Read-to-Wear
McCarthy Bldg. 7th St.
First Annual Clear
ance of Summer
Dresses.
HTEL ASTOD
EVERY ROOM hu PRIVATE TOILET
5U B.th. New. MnJ
to Shopping Dirtnet .nd The.tr..
nr.'l CW
Special $190.00
This medium size Mahogany1
fancy old-style straight piano!
on almost your own terms. j
Another car of the new'
standard $295 enroute. Get
your order in now and don't I
rob your children of a start in
Music this vacation. Thirty!
months to pay. j
Earl Shepherd Co. 1
Pianos, Radio, Victrolas j
507 Main St. Phone 282
PICTURE
FRAMING
UNDERWOOD'S
PICTURE
FRAMING
Serves You Best and Saves You Most
VACATION
FICTION
New and popular nov
els are arriving daily,
and our unusually large
line of Popular Copy
rights is very complete.
'New Novels $1.75 to
$2.00.
Popular Copyrights 85c.
STATIONERY
When you think of
Stationery, 'tis well to
leitieiulier thai al Un
derwood's your dollars
go much further, and
that this store leads the
field.
Highland Linen 60c
Crane's Linen Lawn
?1.00
Other brands 30c
$17.50 the box.
to
CRATER LAKE
PICTURES
Framed or unframed.
This store not only of
fers you the largest as
sortment of views, but
effects a very substan
tial Having for you.
Hand Colored Views of
5c to $50.00
Framed Crater Lake
Pictures
$1.00 to $35.00
Sure we have it.
We Frame
Picture
For Less
Kodaks for Vacation
Or any other time a kodak will give you more un
adulterated pleasure for the money spent than any
thing else on earth, and we don't mean maybe.
OUR STOCK OF KODAKS IS ALWAYS
COMPLETE
Box Brownies $ 2.7o to $ 5.00
Folding Brownies 9.00 to 19.00
Vest Pocket Kodaks ,6.B0 to 15.00
Jrs 12.00 to 29.00
Graflex Cameras 02.50 to 244 50
"KRYSTAL KOTE"
get
UNDERWOOD'S
KfinAV I7TKITC III KTs" mi
tT.T"-.'ti:i"l-"inc on.?ure way to
nTS X negatives i8 to BRING,
dShS." u.k films to
"aiuvi av, i . a-hour service.
OFFICE
SUPPLIES
- Cash Boxes
$2.50 to $3 00
Letter Files
85c to $2.50
Gummed Labels W
Reinforcements 15t
Strintr Taw 15c to
per hundred.
ShTpping "Tajts 20t
, 7Be hundred. -
Typing Paper fl.OO
15.00 per ream.
Oak Tickler Boxa
$1.60 to 12.50
Pin"TicketT85c to $1
per thousand.
Hotchklss Stapllnl
Machines $3.50
Office Scales $l.Wj
. 'dem Clips 15c pfl.
hundred.
Lcaral Forms of M
Kinds
i to m
s 20c I
..Ltl
under
LhupiVTI
l'IOOd'5
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
BUY TMtlR. DRUGS
Pharmfifv
Ink Wells 60c
Harp Files
Loose Leaf BookWj
. intr Systems
$3.50 to 917.50
'Ledirers 60c to
Counter Books 1
Enlargement
8x10
50c Each
f
FREE CARACE
Itoin $I.W