The Klamath news., July 12, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

THE KLAMATu)
Pair Sis
Sunday. July 12, 1925
g-LOCALS
Krom Marsh William Zumbrumm
owner and conductor ot the Crater
Inn at Bearer Narah. waa among
the out of town visitor in Klam
ath Falls during the week-end,
ler ranch U located, was a Saturday
visitor In Klamath Kails to visit and
transact business.
Fur Lako o' Wood Duncan U.
Campbell, ono of the most prominent
From Dairy Mrs. J. Jones of I of the older residents ot Klamath
.h.r. th. Jones dairy ranch Falls. Is spending, the week-end at
1 located, was amonB the many out j his cabin at Lake of
. i.,i... t II In the city I wnn mn-riii mi-iiua.
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the Woods,
Saturday.
Wood Cuts Channel Through I6wa City
From Lnkctk-w II.
county J resident of I .akeview.
M. Morgan, I
n....i.... lu K amain couuijr . - ..........
. ,. , o.i.,r.l. In the' the many vtsltora transacting busi-1
,i.. trann.etln business, included ' nese in Klamath Kails on Saturday,
Leonard Lewis.
i afternoon.
From Fort Klamath Mr.
and
down I
From Vallev U. E. Reeder, well i
v vi.,.ih rnnntr rancher, was 'Mrs. L. C. Slsemore. were
a visitor In the city to transact busi- from Fort Klamath yesterday shop-j
ness and call on friends this week. ! Pins with Klamath Fall, mer-
chants.
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CRATER MOVIES
WILL JE TAKEN
Crater Lake Pictures To
B Shown Before Elk
Portland Convention
picture of t ,
day visitors, i
I , Th picture, whf.'J '
be shows in au
Ytt Hie urpo of Interesting the
Klanialh county chamber ut com
merce In tlio novel met huil of mov
ing picture advertising. It. K. Hiln
son plana to leave today for Cra
ter lk where ha will lake motion
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meetings of various 1
on groups, altnplv k. 1
caniplug and auto n,Jj
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electric socket ' v
During lb middle 1
tha moving ploturt n,'
Use In the Making- s
Mr. Leah Hmllh of iwl
cominero. to PurtUag J
b shown all Week u,
National convent Iga at
theatre. Tha pl.Kure fc,
local scenes and will 114J
according to (lie i-haakJ
Ing tourlaii . now lo
Klamath Fall this au
Flood scene
in Cascade. Dubuque county, Iowa, wkere twoVrson-'w-re'drowned "'"
aVaTwith los? of more than 150,000.A small river, .welled by the h"t-
Rancher Here K. C. Wllkerson.j j
Klamath county dairy rancher. w.s SX'" The Fort-Mra. E M.
among the many business visitors inLerer. accompanied by her daugh
Klsmatb Falls over the latter part Iters Miss Feme Leever and Mrs.
of the week C-F"UB " "
j here from Kort Klamath yesterday
From Bl Marvin Cross, mer-.shopping with local merchants.
chant of Biy. and an active director
a iha niv n nil aa afunrlation.' was a
w-lt in th. city last night. .!"- city but now of
Former Resident John Moore,
of buildings swep. j - 7 ;r,.:n ' su..f
lest rain en tecord, eui .iu;ion.ciiiut .b - o
From Spraipio River Visitors In! VUiting Willi llalluas Mrs. Betty I In Ashland Mrs. R. Dlx and
the city last Friday included Mrs. 1 Drown of St. IauIs. and Mrs. tlerl-; daughter. Miss Dorothy Dl. are en
E. K. Pickett of Sprague River, who ! rude nur0r4 of Los Angeles, cousins I Joying the week-end with friends In
spent the day shopping and trans
acting business.
F'roiu Krno T. J. Prather, mer
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expects to spend looay m uliu-.u . M. .a ...Hin. . ors in the city yesterday to transact
where she will be eutertalned by
friends In Sacramento, San Francis
co and Los Angeles. Miss 1. Ins
mere Is business manager for an
Ashland.
Falls.
here visiting rela-lchant Keno. was among the vi-lt- automobile house In the city.
with bis son.
A paper where all th people havs
opportunity to xprea themselves If
they dsslra that' Th Klamath
New.
Swimming Party Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Goeller and Wren Holllster will
make np a swimming party to leave
this morning for Wlul-Kse, where
they plan to spend the day. A pic
nic will be taken by the group, who
do not expect to return until later
In the evening. '
Rrlurn To City Mr. and Mrs. L
D. Rumer and family returned .this
past week-end from Prospect, Med
ford , and Crater . lake, enjoying a
vacation since the Fourth of July
holidays.
business and visit
Harry Prather.
Visiting Here Beltle Prultt, sing
ing . evangelist, who recently grad
uated from a theological seminary
near San Pedro, arrived In the city
yesterday to spend some time visit
ing with his brothers, Ben and Er
nest Prultt. He will also visit with
bis parents in Grants Pass before
returning south.
' FUhing Trip Tom .Richardson
and Otto Langslett left this moralng
at 4 o'clock for Rocky Point, where
they plan to spend the day fishing,
returning home with thoir fish bas
kets full to the "limit."
Arrives Home Mrs. Frank Kemp
who has been seriously 111 in San
Francisco for the past month, ar
rived In Klamath Falls yesterday.
She is a sister of Harry Prather.
Mr. Kemp was called south some
time ago by the Illness ot bis wife,
who submitted to a major opera
tion immediately after. Her con
dition is rapidly Improving.
' To Co North Mrs. E. Lyons', who
has been In Klamath Falls for the
past tew weeks, plans to leave
Thursday for Seattle, where she will
visit for some time before returnlug
to ber home In San Francisco.
matters of business.
On Vacation Mr. and Mrs. H.
J. Winters, accompanied by Mrs.
John Hamilton, Glenn Reckard and
Miss Audrey Brenneman are leav
ing tor Lake ot the Woods today
tor an Indefinite stay.
To Yellowstone One ot the most
Intprpjttinar Irion to be taken this
summer is outlined by Arlet Edsall j -amo reiurneo lu amlu
and Leslie Pevton. who will leave F11' tnis week "er lnteretlnK
Monday morning by motor for Yel- honeymoon spent at Seaside and
oiner coast resons. -Mrs. reyion,
who was Miss Dorris Ady before her
marriage June 28, is a teacher in
the Klamath Falls schools, and plans
From Modoc Mrs. William Roark
resident ot Modoc Polut. was among
the visitors In the city yesterday to
call on friends and transact busi
ness. IVyluns Return Mr. and Mrs.
lowstone National Park, where they
plan to remain two or three weeks.
They will go by way of Boise, Idaho
and return by way ot Spokane and
Portland, where they plan to visit
with friends.. The original plans ot
their trip to Banff and Lake Louise
wctf cancelled due to lack of time.
to resume her work In the fall.
To Take Trip Miss Virginia Llns
mere plans to leave today for a
fortnight's visit through California.
In Shopping- Mr. and Mrs. Reg-' of W. C. Dalton. are visiting in
gie Grisei were among the out of j Klamath Falls. Miss Tess Whito.
town visitors shopping in the city
yesterday. They reside at Long
Pine Lumber company camp, where
Crises is interested. -
an old friend of Mrs. Dalton, is
also here. The party will tour
Crater lake today, and will leave
for the south tomorrow. i
REPORT TO THE COMPTROLLER OF THE CI RRENCY
(Condensed)
OF THE CONDITION OF
THE FIRST NATIONAL. BANK
of Klamath Falls, Oregon
AT THE CLOSE OF BV8INESS
jink ao. in
RESOURCES
inns liccrlvaDle
I". S. Itonds
Other bond, warrants nml necurUi.-a .......
Federal Rcnci-vc Stock
Real Kstute, Furniture mid Fixtures
Five per rent Redemption Fund
Cash on Hand nud Due from Hanks
For BUILDING with
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ASSURANCE and ECONOMY.
Sec
H. R. PERRIN
Designs Plan Estimate.
209 Hpks E!ds.
LIABILITIES
Capital stock
Surplus mill rndivided Profits "..!""!!!"!!
Clreuhitioii
iHKits ...."."."!!!!.'
To Crater Lake: Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Stinson and children will leave j
this morning for Crater lake, where !
they will spend the day. Stinson
plans lo take a number ot pictures!
ot the lake from different angles ,
than have been shown before.
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From Chlloquln Terra II. Bark
ley, resident of Chiloquin, was
among the many visitors In the city
yesterday to transact business and
shop in the city stores.
From the . Agency Among the
many Saturday visitors In Klamath
Falls to transact business was Vic
tor Andrean. resident of the Agency,
who spent yesterday In the city.
From Uly E. W. Whetstone,
prominent resident of the Uly dis
trict, was among the many out of
town visitors in tho city from his
homo in tho county.
Merrill Vclton llaskln was in
cluded In the out of town visitors
In the city yesterday from his home
in the Merrill district. Haskln was
transacting business in tho court
house yesterday.
Visitor John Carka, Jr., of Mer
rill, was among the out of town
visitors yesterday In the city. While
here young Cacka spent the major
Portion ot his tlmo transacting busi
ness. Bewtty Ike Alose, well known
resident of Beatty, on the reserva
tion, spent Saturday afternoon In the
city transacting business.
Olem. Visitor Julia Swindler,
resident of Olene, where the Swlnd-
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Wf Happiness
BE THRIFTY GET READY FOR OPPOR
TUNITY own your home, be comfortable when old.
Savers own this association and divide all the profits.
Under state supervision purely mutual.
510.00 a month for 100 months will pay out on a
52,000.00 account. Pay us 51,000.00 and we will
Py you 52,000.00.
Wm. W. McNEALY 315 Main St.
Disfrfct Agent
tllt.T a 5 iw-il
p Loan Association
Assets Over 51,500,000
Home Office
Portland, Ore.
Planted for Keeps
These fine heavy-benring trees were planted in
1897, every tree being set in a hole blasted with
BB18
DYNAMITE
(A Pacific Northwest Product)
The result ore not only indicated by the thrifty aDDeat.
Tree planting with dynamite is successful because it
thoroughly loosens and shatters th sub-soil
make root penetration easy
Puts treat stores of plant food in ...y ,ch
destroys fungus and nematode
causes early maturity
cuts down tree losses
and pays a heavy return on the in.f-.- .
ceased yield, A,k our dcalcX
Vr,.or"rw0pmenr 0 Loggsd-off Und,." which h..
comp,.,. ,.. on free pl.ntini ,nd Zrk
th.t can U on. proRt.b,y wlth Du Pont
W. D. MILLER
CONTRACTOR
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6th and Commercial Sts
P' one 293
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BARN HART
Ladies' Ready-to-Wear
McCarthy Bldg.
7th St'
JUST TO REMIND YOU
Our First Annual Clearance
SALE
Is Still in Progress and Will Contij
The dresses offered are NOT old a
worn merchandise, but of' very spier?
materials and very new, : charming
chic. '
The saving to be made is worthy'
considered and you will find yoU' will
able to afford another change for the s!
mer months.
CP
When Minutes Are Dollar
It's a two-to-one bet that you will be wondf
ing how you are going to get the hay into
bam or stack in time. Already several of
friends or stack in time. Altready several of
help and they went home with the best A
they could wish for. , - J
The "help" that we can furnish you fa J
kind that comes in new up-to-the minute McC
mick-Deering hay tools. A lot of men have ecj
omized for the last few years, and now their i
tools are beyond the point where they can be j
ponded on. Better come in and look over tik
new machines. They havo all of the latest I
provements, and they surely do run well.
know good machines save your horses, yourtf
and your dollars, and we don't know of aiM
who isn't anxious to save a)l three. ' I
We are in a position to furnish you with t
Cormick mowers and McCormick-Deering
dump rakes and sweep rakes. All perfected JJ,
chines and they will help you put away the
crop in a hurry. Don't worry about the W
you 11 need, just come in and get some of"
help" we have to offer. . .; . ..,,;..,,...;,
'Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer W
J. S. Mills & Sou
Sixth and Klamath ' t
McCormick-Deerlnf Lin