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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 14, 1925)
Page Two .Tuesday. July H. 1025. THE BLDG. PERMITS WOO TOTAL Women's Prof. Club ' Feted By Medford i Kntertalnment of the Medford Business and rnwi -dub. look up the major portion of. the meeting of the local organisation .Mrs. V. N. Urotherton, In a written petition lo ttio city conn. II I.1..I evening, reunosli'd the assisl- whlch met last nisht In the Blue ()f (hB nlull(l,i1:ll boAy j pre. ! KLAMATH ELKS PROVE A SENSATION JN HUGE ELK PORTLAND PARADE Portland Giving Royal Reception To Elk At Convention; Grand Exalted Ruler Price Lauds Work Of National Elks; Page Is Elected : Bird, for an Informal inuner business session. and Bonatto. !Jt30 ft. rock founda tion structure. On Mills Second Ad- rtition ftouri ixru sum. -iwv. , ti, H. 'P. Thomas. -.-. house. - changed .0 AuKu.t S with e vi.i..i.-. iM.d. liin iiiml t5t. .consent 01 me nuu.u... The previous date of July i has lwlirinK nlo her iivirtincnt house ventinc smoke and 1001 of the Sixth Street Bakery furnace from r.iomliiK and nearby. Mrs. Itroilierlou declared If some rem and the Is- ddttio. jina ., ...,,, wlth . after.! .,v, .s.. -, ,. forced W V. Vlnnieham. JOSH narrow; vi.ium. ..... -- street frame one story dwelling. ' noon of ont door entertainment fol- ,0 dtocoo,lllu, her rooming house Klamath Fall. Creamery, frame Is in return of the one made last; water cooling tower on roof. Main street. lot . 11. block lowed by a picnic dinner. The visit i Du,i,,. Fire Chief Ambrose. In a written mmh hr the Klamath Falls group t:,tenicnt. corroborated Mrs. Uroth- 10, 'which was entertained In the Ash-: ,,run' complaint and siKKested thiit Railroad Addition. 300. land park. tne it, .e ..-.,..-... Frank Dickey, frame structure.) Covers at the dinner were laid eiti.r a longer slack or a smoke; nn. .torr 3 room dwelling. Second for Maudo Hood. Jo Ipp. Martha consumer. . Fairrtew Addition, KiO Lookout Vpp. Jackie Kmmons. Lois Bynon. The council left the m; im v p Anderson. Lena 51. iwn-, nanus of tno lire cniei nis. Bertha J. Frakcs. Kalhryn B. Hamilton. Zella S. Jones. Frances Beatty, Irma Din a. Ida B. Mom ret, Lydia L. Fricke. Lottio M. Coral J- Sabo. sueet. 11500. T. H. Allen, ISO Lincoln street, frame structure, five room dwelling, First Addiiton, Lincoln street, ,3000. Sacred Heart church convent pre- Currin sent handball court 4nto 'wood; house, Nichols Addition, High street, 140. - Fred A. Broun, frame structure, 12x22 ft., one story, one room used as dwelling and garage. Second Ad dition. Wantland street. 1200. T. B. Walters, tile building. 22x28 ft, one story, Mills Second Addition avenue. 22500. H.. D. finery, frame for PUKTI.ANl), July H- (I'lilleilwllll a purpose of iiiiihIiir u conlil Newsl Kallii i-t Klks lit Hie fulurobutloii In the uplmlblliiK of the cll of their order Is evidenced by thoiionshlp of our eoiiniry und li make J.IO.UiHU'im luiildlng pivKrum they certain that no orlhy person flwll ire now carrying on iu ilil fulled be deprived of fliul area- boon. Slates. John (!. Price. Brand ex- "Let us think of I ho great K''.l .... t v.i , nM. i titl.l .-... .-.mie from ti llectlve rf- uiicu run.. ' .i.iM.i-...-. .-u I. ..( l.l. , here (.ir the furl on the .iart of a IllUHon A III- clu'lre naticnal convention. The iiniiiul re-i erlcan rllUens ami lei renllsi union officially begun Monday night ! that rollectlio effect can only b. with a hiiiso service at the municipal 1 possible when the Individual per auditorium. forms his full duty .ml respond In u colorful parade l'rlro was Willy." i.- I.,. ,1.1,,,.. I.v several I I'liKf l r:lectcl bands and marchliiB oigaiilsatlons. I Max Page. Salem lodge- was i ii..iroii Oneleil nresldeiil of inn Oregon leu ij (iiu-ii i.Hin it.-.. -- - of the outstundln features was . Klks" as.noution a. u.e c,....k Kllllliath rails par- ( nils cncletted 111 . ' , . ..f Ha annual conveiilloii Mull- d.iv ufiornoon. Iiutlil Karlatllcy uf Tillamook lodge defeated Mlllon K. Klepper of roiiland by a te f DS lo D3 for dio position of vlco president. Connie CrnMio of linker was olerl ,.ioi,l v'.co president; Win. Ilrlgga f Asblanil, third vice president: Herbert llusleriiil f Marslifleld treasurer; W. l. Alexander of iiilleioti, tilllwrt Hedges nf ra r,, ciiv ami William LIIJIiull of l,.Vlmivllli, trustees uf association t,.r the coining year. Tlieio was nu cotileet over the election f I'aKO as presldelll. he hating cen mado I he unanimous utter It. Alexander of IS-iiillrton had been nominated anil n li.li r w his same. A risolutlcn adiipied urged $150,000 .1 BE elect State to 1 Ni grund lodgn tu estahllull a nilllollal home for Indigent and aged mem ber of Iho Klks' lodgn "to tin lit. located on the Pacific coast" similar the In' mo now In operation at Itedford. v (ConllnuiMl J astablUhment wi) .....i .. .. of lha unniiirrisd this illslrlcl. , . the prospects li,,r, liiinilier if Khm rhecks i unhid la , Mockton and KaoJ riaiw mr the V,r largo riiintorluhlo l ground flwir to ,. .. .. .. -s Ilia nunurpu men. Ti. the building will flro ami store lort I rimr new llreaso ully at Ilea ll.-xln s IV H.-Velilh HI proni-wliere . I "I Wantland' TO HAVE PICNIC KKOM XS BAY Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Vesi.il Inent residents of C'oos Bay they make their homo in Marshfield. arrived in the city yesterday for a i fortnight's visit In Klamath Falls. and the surrounding country. They will leave today for Crater lake, their first trip to that resort Dia mond lake will also be Included in their itinerary, as well as other lakes In the county. On their return to Coos Bay they will go by way of I ienu, I he Danes, rortiand and. More than 200 guests are expeet-, down throuKh the valley. Mr. Voa-i tended to enjoy the picnic to be held!.., . -, r,r,,.r u honae, Buena Vlala Addition, Siskl-i0n Sunday. July 19. when Crater Vesla, cIerk of tho jiarahfici,j - yon street. (45. - Icsntoo of the Old Fellows' lodge ijrhool board. i C. S. Montellus. by R. M. But- 0f Klamath Falls entertains at the ler. frame dwelling. 16x26 ft, one, sunset camp' grounds on Wood story, 3 rooms. Hot Springs Second , river. Addition, Spring street, $1000. The picnics are looked forward to ,-Louis C. Bolle, 329 Mortimer, ererJr year by tie members and the frame building. 2 rooms, Williams, guegtSi u one of the most success Addition, Mortimer street, J200. ful eTente of the summer season. R. O. Farrell. Altamont. frame 'Committees In charge, both ' on addition structure dwelling,. Mills ..j.. aBd entertainment, are work Addition, East Main atreet, 1300. lng hard t0 aurpa8s thi, af(all. 0Ter . Mary, E. McDonald, frame dwell-1 that of other years, which always tag. one story. 3 rooms. Canal Ad-!haTe Bore successful ,han ditlon. Walnut street, si 300. -Edward. W. Blum. 2110 White avenue, 'frame structure tor dwell- delegath n from adinc with thnlr b uugo pelican heud and bills. The streets were filled with cheer ing "Hills" from four rorners of the country, whlld purple und whlto banners and hunting er where , proclnjinm) i tho; Jinporraajv ilf the occasion. j , .' Price; rlM P.itflolMt' ' Patriotism, siicliil and community I welfare was the kewioto of Price's annual messuge. He said he hud found the dominant note of Klkdom to be expressed in welfare work and community enterprise. "Let us send out our welfare ccmmlttees." he said, in speaking of Americanliation work, with for eigners, 'and find these people lng, MiHs; Second' Addition, White street, $7t)0.' " ' H. O. Mathews, frame dwelling, one story, four rooms, Buena Vista Addition, Nevada street. $1.000.. s Doc Powell, reshlneJe and, repair building, Klamath Addition, Fifth atreet, 3175. ' E. E. ;J!enner, frame dwelling. Bnena Vista Addition, Calif, avenue. 3400. 's . ' W. M. Mock, frame , haTe hoped for. A number of guests are anticipa ted for the afternoon from other chapters of the organiatlon, and plans Include all visitors of the lodge who happen to be In this section. From California-v-Mrs. I. CrMc- j Call, resident of Williams. Califor nia. and former resident of Klamath i Falls, is in the city for some time to visit with friends and enjoy the dwelling,' acquaintances of old residents in Mills Addition. Home avenue, 3700. the city. Chas. C. 'Whltmore, 301 West : Main, frame dwelling, one story. five rooms. Fairview Second Add!-! From The South Mr. and Mrs. tion, LxiVout street. 52000. street and Donald ; iC. R. McLaughlin of Los Angeles are among the scores of tourists that are arriving in the -ftv rr J. X. StUes, frame dwelling, one in. ti,.. ... .. ,,. mcj ait 0LUPJ11115 m i::e nm: "" """'"""'j hotel while in the city. ory. lira rootu. Rec!a.-nnUon street, 32000. F. H. Walker, two frame struc tures. Mills Addition, Applegate street, cost 3400. SHORT ORDERS at ALL HOURS The coffee we make here can't be beat. EAT At Coffee Dan's 616 Klamath Build with STONE-TILE INCOME FROM BUILDING INVESTMENT Buildings constructed for com mercial use must yield a satis factory return, on the money In vested and Stone-Tile construc tion offers a sure means of ac complishing this object. Stone-Tile hollow concrete brick gives you permanence, attractive appearance and fire and weather proof uunllties nt a substantial saving over reinforced concrete. Stores, garages anil factories of Stone-Tilo construction are every where yielding a safe income from satisfied tenants. BUILD WITH STONE-TILE Klamath .Concrete Pipe Co. 703 Market Phone ."5B2-W Visitor: yiss Oral Rawson of Portland and Miss Sadie Rawson of Farwell, .Mont, are visiting in Klamath Falls for the remainder of the week. ng 1 Begins Dress Shop for $9.95 and $14.95. ; 1 Jll NOTED HEALTH TEACHES ABBOT TO GIVE UP V.'itn many yean oj eritnco of teaching 1-.ygi-ne and physiology il . t I. . . in iiq puuu wlhqoh. prominent teacher fiuud hrrtelf run-down, ;lit!ci. and tt the expres-d it, "StSerinR (rom inrn::! tteriUly." a A vomnn oi e-;TnpUry Vnbita, jbul Ira dmg a etj-ntai'y life, the i had Riven her all to Wr life of ! teaching, and piid no attention to. .her own physical cencition. 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