The Klamath news., July 11, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

THE IOAMatJ
Saturday. July H.
i
Paee Two
K. F. PUBLICITY ON S. P. MENUS ON I Locaj Briefs
TRAINS OVER ENTIRE RAIL SYSTEM
Tw.i.k! for fuadar morulas'
b at follow.: "Sa.-ram.nt."
Kre. rllnic room anj fr- lfa-
CIO 1.1TIIKIUX fill lit II
lliaiiitirr of ronwntw Kimm
(1. W. Hoffman. rl'r.
:J0 a. ni. Huiiiliiy n-buul and
clans. '
Alruraa VUitoni !' Ailh
Alluras and C. II. Asli. also a rent- Baturjay,
lont Ol llio caniorpm tny w.-ii?
Further widespread publicity for, It traverso. magnificent mountain! ,lle nllliy ,,, ,16
TZZZ T offered by lh. nd ellb'T 8kir" "".".'J' '"" ""!," 10 ,r,",9,,,, b"!"n,"",
lamath Fall la otrerea oy hi., . h, a access such beautiful.
niamaiu - - - tthln easy av
latest Illustrated menu to be used jj,,, o( wa(er as Odell lake. I'ri's-
on Southern Pacific dining cara
everywhere.
The menu folder carrlea on the
front cover an interesting picture
of Klamath lake, with the follow
ing caption:
"Southern Pacific'! Natron line
from Oakridge to Kirk in Oregon,
now being built, and which it is
Mpected will be In operation next
summer, will open to th. world
some of the loveliest country in
western America.
"Bridging tha gap between Oak
ridge and Kirk will give the traveler
an alternative main line route be
tween San Francisco and Portland.
From ItiwpbuM The following
cent lake. Diamond lake. Crater ltlM11- clipped frm the ltorteburx
lake and the Klamath lakes. I Newa-Keview will be of Interest to
The illustration slums the line, (h() mally Mtua, ot Mis olive Wil
Just ouisiile Klnmaih Falls, along sm w,10 la T,tB! for the r.
Ihe shore of lower Klamath lake.l ntlldfr c( , summer in Rose
whlch U follows for nioro than hllrg. j;rJ. olive Wilson haj arrived
thirty miles. J from Klamaih Falls, and will visit
"The loss shows at the right of. jm hr moth,r hcra during the
the railroad track indicates the lum-, ri,nalnJl,r o( ,n0 ,ura,er. She will
ber operations so important in this; (( i h Jonittt,c ,eita In the
territory, and of which Klamath j j-aman Ksn, icboo during the
Falls Is the center. "
During the next month 6D,0t)0 ;
copies of this menu will be used on
Southern Pacific traina from 1'ort-
Visitlng Parents Mrs. James
Howard and young daughter. Miss
F
land to Sew Orleans, and from ban , virgcinla Howard, are visiting with
rrancisco 10 u(. : Howard's parents. Mr.
L l.Mrs. F. M. Lutas at their home on
FT K AMATH Vine street. Mra. Howard will ro
ri. AWViWrlin of II,. week
luaiu I.'. - - -
heforo returning to her home In
Ilornhrook. She was Miss Bonnie
rilKMIYTMtlAN t III lit "
Mi-rrill, iviii.
li.v. !., C. Ilul.-i. 1'I'-
ll):ut a. ni. Kabluili at-liool.
11:110 a. nr. Startling wor.'hlp.
SiibJwV 'Too Chsr o: Joshua.'
7: uu p. ni. I'. K.
S OU Evening se;v;.i,,
giuce mi:thoi)ist ciii ru n
imh ami lliult sts.
Tlios. , I. Vnriw. Pallor.
10:ou . in. Sunday, sc,luwl.
11:1)0 . m. Morning service.
7:0 p. ra. Kpworih league.
S:00 p. m. Evening worship.
FORT KLAMATH. July 10. Con-
Local Fans Disappointed
At Commission's
Attitude
stance Williams oi tviama.a ' " ! Lucal b(,,ore ner marriage.
arrivea nere jiuuuaj iu oi " w-B
few days with Mr. and Mrs. Ray 1,VoIII jfuril Friends of Cap
Taylor. ! taln o c AppleRate and his daugh-
Mr. ana Mrs. naroia imcuois wi
THK SALVATION- AHMY
audjCapt. and Mrs. K. Ilopf-r In tliargr
11:00 a. m. Rev. Osuorn win
speak.
1:00 p. m. Sunday Vhool.
8:00 P. m. Evening 'service.
Everybody cordially invited, vis
itors welcome.
FIRST HAITIST CIU'RCH
A. F. Simmons, Pastor.
10:00 a. m. HIM srtool.
11:00 a. m. Morning' services.
7:00 p: m: D. V. P. tf. '
8:00 p. m. Evenlns aormon.
Mid-week prayer meeting Wed-
MIMANl'I'l. IIAITIMT 'liriSI
FleiPlilli l ( s'"' !
W. W. IN, Panlor.
10:00 a. III. Ull'le school.
11:00 a. m. Morning service.
i m Kvenltia aervlre.
A cordial invitation axtended to,
11.
iiust pRFsiiTKitiAX riiiiu n-
hltth and Hoe. Ht.
Artlmr I.. Rice. Minister.
10:00 a. m. Clair. h school.
11:00 a. in. Morning worxiiip
7:00 p. m. l K.
8:00 p. in. Kvining WMrship.
Sermon: "Hod In Everyday Life."
Dances Every Wednesday and Saturrjal
Galloway's Orclu'stra from Portland J
iuriusn me music.
All convcnienoi'H nd first class flor.
Host Rooms Lum h and Soft ni-ii,i..f
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SEVENTH HAY AKVENTINT
Piiblie Library lll.lg.
Alva V. Walker. Paatar.
f S.ilil.;tlll Sotiirilay)
10 a. in Sabhatli a.hool (Satur
day.)
11:00 a. in. t'liurch service.
7:30 p. m. Prayer meeting Tu
duy evenings.
Mr. Kni'hnel Anillegate lO-
Klamath Falls were here daymon wi be interested in the dev
visiting with friends and relatives. , e, J,,,.,, ot lneir Journey to Alas
They returned to their horns that j ka The toilowm!! uem was cut
evening. jfr0'm the Medford Mail-Tribune of
Miss Ooal Smythe. who has been i. r Annle-
worklng at the Fort Klamath ho-l acc0'mpanled by his daugh-j nesday 8:00 p. m
tel for some time left Tuesday to .. u.-haoi Applegate Solo-1 . ,
Ispend a short vacation with her on.M"okn .'.Ive par, in thejST. PAIL'S EPISCOPAL aillU'H
folks at aioaoc roinu 'Fourth of July celebration at Sac-
Mr. and Mrs. Lawton. formerly of CaIf Captain Applegate
here, were here visiting with rera-: waj (h0 guc3, of ,ne Cover,d Wagon
tivcs aim irieaus iui iub of Hacraraento while In uie
A large crowd from here attend-1 southern cltv anj delivered the
ed the rcdeo held at Klamath Falls. !Fourth of July oraiicn and rodo at
Miss Bess Briscoe, who has been ! (ne hMd Qf ,he parade an old
teaching at Topsy was here Sunday; ,e BChooner Krom Sacramento,
to spend the day with her folks. Capta!n Appiegate and Mrs. Solo
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Briscoe and fam-; .rnlnr north by way of
"y- Medford where they will visit, later I
A meeting was held at the homej . ,0 Kodlart Alaska, where they
of Mrs. Floyd Miller Tuesday. July,.,,, bo the gueals o Mra. z. T. lui.
7. for the purpose of discussing the' h vu, Annie Apple-
benefit dance for the veterans'! ( Kamatn Fail3 before ber;
I ...... n...l.alTn VirMnltAl fl"
Boxing supporters of this city
wer disappointed last night, when
they learned through the local box
ing commission that Frankie Mur
phy had been barred from appear
ing In any boxing bonts under the
jurisdiction of the governing body.
Murphy made a tremendous hit
last Saturday by the wonderful bat
tle he put up against tremendous
odds, and bis many new-made sup
porters were anxious to Bee him box
again In the local arena.
"I have not been officially noti
fied of my suspension and think
that if I wcro given a chence to go
thoroughly into the matter with the
commission that perhaps a differ-
K ..... - .u.:, ... " o'clock. July IS. Those pre
a a i v. n I , :, , sent were Henry Dobbins of Klam
pended, I have no complaint to' ... ' Ur. Ra,
make. I will Uke my medicine, but ""' -I
feel that It to no more than right ton. Mrs Benson and Mrs. Hes
that I should be given a hearing. 'S 0( Chlloquln: Mrs. Ed Hot.
i .m . Hi.nnnninf m f.ind Mrs. Dan Ryan. Mrs. Merle Loosley.
who were all set for a return match i Mrs. Lee Denton and Mrs. Floyd
Miner. iicsei ana supper com
mittees were picked.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Taylor were
In the county wseat Monday. They
were "accompanied1 "U7 " Mrs! W.
Doney.
Miss Jessie Thomas has accept
ed a position In the Ballon restau
rant. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grlgsby of
Medford were here the latter part
Mak-'0' tlle week ,0 nunt for worl- He
suiriea 10 vvorK ior naroiu aiai-
Temporary llcadtjuartcrs
A. O. V. Hall
10:00 a. m. Church school.
11:00 a., m. Morulug prayer.
iniltlSTlAX flURCII
W. K. lUililiitt, Pastor.
10:00 a. m. S. S.
11:00 a. m. Morning service.
7:00 p. m. C. E.
8:00 p. m. Evening services.
between myself and Ritchie."
JlTlIl
I1V SCOPES TRIAL
orphans and Dorubecker hospital to . marria!c They pian t0 leave Seat-
De given ui uio vomuiuuii, u... ' t)e b Doat Juy 14.
Fort Klamath. Saturday from J to: '
CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN- SCIENCE SOCIETY
Library Building
Third and Main Sts.
9:45 a. m. Sunday school.
11:00 a. m. Sunday service.
BARNHART'S
Come to our first an
nual clearance of sum
mer silk dresses, now
in progress
WOOD
The bottom prices are
now in effort on
Block Wood
Order your year's sup
ply now. It is dumiy
wood and dry. No lower
prices will be made, .to
order early and get in
your blocks for winter.
Remember we can't serve
you all at once order
now.
Green Slabs
arc being delivered every
day, and they are the best
slabs we have ever deliv
ered lartfc hand picked
wood. Order now and
allow them to dry.
PEYTON & CO.
601 Main St Phone 535
3H
DATTON. Tenn.. July 10.-
1,17 ffl.lor hpnrivav than either elHn
had anticipated, defense and prose- i 'or.!-
cutlon in the Scopes evolution trial f Harold lmcr' f' No"- Mrs.
finished selection of the Jury on the;R- A- Moon' Center Elsle.motored
first day's trial, and then adjourned ,t0 Klamath Falls Tuesday.
until Monday, when the hearing ot
the case will begin.
The twelve good men and true,
who will weigh the evidence con
cerning the charge that John T.
Scopes, taught in violation of the
state anti-evolution law, includes six
Baptists, three Methodists, one mem
ber of the Church of Christ, one with
no church and one whose affiliation
was not brought out In the ques
tioning. All are farmers, save one.
a shipping clerk, although one of
the farmers previously taught school
SLIGHT QUAKE IS
Another New Stone's Store Opens at Marshfield Today
STONE'S operate Strictly Cash Stores, and eliminate the unnecessary cost
of handling Charge accounts. Credit accounts are costly, and someone
always has to pay. When you pay Cash at Stone's you can rest assured you
are only paying for your own Groceries. There is nothing added here to
pay for the account of some one who could not pay.
Each new oloie ttuJcd help ua to 3c" cheaper in KLnisth Fulls, 2nd Ons
Trial will show you the Saving you make by paying Crsh at STONE'S.
423 Main St.
IN OUR MARKET
Sanitary Refrigeration-
-Good Clean Meat
423 Main St.
BUTTE, Mont., July 10. (United
News) An echo of the severe earth
quakes in the Big. Belt mountain,
region of Montana two weeks ago
and another was a United States I occurrel Friday, when a sharfi trem
marshal under the Wilson adminis-lor waa fe,t apparently centering in
tratlon. the Gallatin valley. i
The Jury Is as follows: Billings, Butte, Great Falls and
F. W. Robertson, farmer, no IIelen 'elt the shock, but not so
church. . severely as Three Forks, Manhattan
J. M. Dagley. farmer.
Jim Riley, Baptist, unable to read.
' W. J. Taylor, farmer. Methodist.
R. L. Gentry, farmer, ex-school
teacher, Baptist.
J. R. Thompson, farmer and for-
and Lombard, in the center of the
quake district. It came at about
7:45 a. m., mountain time Friday.
No damage of consequence was
done, however. A few bricks from
chimneys shattered by the former
mer United States marshal, Metho-:quakes ''oi'P'ed down, while dishes
ana windows rattled.
Geologists Bay Friday's tremors
were "after quakes" which often
follow a severe shock, but that they
would not reach serious proportions.
farmer and
dlst.
W. D. Smith, farmer. Baptist.
T. S. Goodrich, shipping clerk
Church of Christ.
John H. Bowman
cabinet mater.
Bill Day. farmer. Baptist.
R. L. West, farmer. Baptist.
E. 8. Wright, farmer, Baptist.
Tho baby member is W. F. Rob
ertson, age 30. who has no church
connection. The oldest member Is
Captain J. R. Thompson, a pleasant!
gentleman of the old school, with'
snow white hair and goatee. He!
was a former United Sta ten marshal
and said he was a Methodist, "butY
not a' very good one." I
Robertson appeared at the railing'
when his name was called and stood J
cap in hand, before the bench. He1,
said he was a tenant farmer, was'
satlr.fled he could hear all sidra and
welch the evidence fairly, and was!
accepted without a quibble by cither'
Ide.i . i
I
Baby Beef Steaks oo Rolled Prime Rib OKn
All Cuts, per pound dOC Roasts per pound C
Pot Roast Beef 1C Veal Roast 1C
Per pound v per p0UI1,i IDC
423 Main St
GROCERIES
717 Main St.
Also a Complete Assortment of the Finest Fruits and Vegetables
KARO SYRUP AT A VERY LOW PRICE
No. 10 Blue Can
65(
No. 10 Red Can
75.
New Potatoes Are Lower
39c
10 pounds for
Large sizes in voile dresses. At
Beo Begins Dress Shop. 129 So
7th St. JU.12
KODAK FINISHING
8 Hour Service
The Peasley's
Opposite Court House
WILL XOT RKSIGN
SWAMPSCOTT, Mass., July 10.
Reports that Secretary of the Treas
ury Mellon contemplated resigning,
said to have been circulated In New
Vork, were denied at the summer
white house today.
The president was said to be con
fident Mellon had no Intention of
giving up his present post In the
cabinet.
HOWARD & GRIMES
AUTO STAGES
Three round trips dallv be
v tr." ?lamath falls. Ashland,
Medford and Portland over the
scenic Green Spring Mountain.
l-eare Klnmaih Falls Daily
ajn., 1:00 p.m. 58.45 ,M11
o vo Medford Dully
:" a.m., 10:iW .m. i.!M, p.m.
i.0,nn!c"on wlth tases at
Medford to and from Port-
Bnndon0qUi"0' Marshfield and
Portland and Marshfield in
Klamarti Fall, office; 015
'."ln' l1""'"'
I hone KtKI.
HERSHEYS COCOA
1 pound cans ,.....'...39c
V'i pound cans . 20c
ANCHOR FLOUR
49 pound sack .... $2.29
25
Strictly Fresh Eggs
Compare the prize,
dozen
35
FONTANAS PASTE
A Macaroni, Spaghetti and
iNoociies, a packages for ....
STONE'S VACUUM PACKED COFFEE WILL PLEASE YOU-
" y"""u "d"a z-b5 I Z'a pound cans $1.33
Strictly Fresh Creamery Butter
Every pound guaranteed to QCrt
give satisfaction, 2 lb. roll .... OC
SHRIMPS AT A LOW PRICE
Regular size, 1 can for ... 15c
12 cans for $1.75
FANCY ITALIAN PRUNES
GOOD SIZE- CQ
5 pounds for DlvC
TWO STORES IN
KLAMATH FALLS
1 pound cans 55c
CHAIN STORE
BUYING POWER
MARTIN & NUSSER
. . .
DANCE t
Until 3A.M.
At- ,
MALIK. SATURDAY Nlfi
June 11.
Les Saling't Orchestra
Sanitary Mark!
Pot Roast Beef, per lb. .... '.
Beef Boil, per lb
Sirloin Steak, per lb..
T-Bone Steak, per lb. ........
6-lb. Roast Veal
2-lb. Veal Steak for
Veal Stew, per lb. . . .v. .1
Mutton Stew, per. lb. . '. . . . . . ,.
Leg of Lamb, per lb. V. . :. . '.
SPECIAL FOR TODAY ONI
Cottage Butts, per lb. 15c
Roasting Chickens, Fryers and
S 1. 1. -J
Gilbert's Cash (Gfroa
123 No. 8th St. j
-vci jr jiur vn tuur uoiior iwinKies
i
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY AND MCK
3 Pkgs. Jello for t
3 lbs. Small White Beans
3 lbs. Red Mexican Beans .; ;
No. 10 Can Egg riums
Bulk Macaroni, 3 lbs.'..'
Watermellons, lb ,
Swift's Jewel Shortening, lb
Mixed Cookies, lb .'.
4 Cans Cut Beans
No. 10 Can Apricots ,
Lunch Wax Paper, 6 Rolls
Valley Queen Flour, 49 lb. Sack ........
FREE DELIVERY
Phone Us Your Order. Phone 4S4-X
Frank & King's Comedi:
una -
Tib Big WMite Ted
Seventh and Pine Streets
Sunday and Monday 't
The Great Swede Comedy DrW0
"IN WALKED OLE"
Prices 25c and 50 c. Jazz OrM
Vaudeville Between AcU I
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