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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1925)
LOCALS Thursday. July 16, 1925. THE KLAMATH. VUilo-.Mr. ind Mrs. C. B. Pr..lM...-A. t. en. 01 . Vrom.n and d.uhtr. Uta Vrom.o.Won .nd Al llnrMan. .bo of and Dr. Clark Joycs. ar In the cllyl IVndletoo ar visitors In the city from thslr boms In Brookfleld. Con-! from the Uonnd-up City. Whether nellcut. enjoying bort summer's1 th.y ar In Klamath Falls to learn vacation In this section of in west, onw 10 pm - " 'Show or whether they plan on glr- From The South F. U. Bag;s ins the Klamath boys s few lessons and Fred LaBarba. both residents of s ,.( be learned San Francisco, srs In the city for From Portia! Among the Tiiit ors In the city from Portland are E. It. Walsh. II. Morton, 0. K. Wlllman, Hru Mitchell, U T. Kussell, J. 8. Kaxenovlch and II. K. Kepass. The majority are business men. although a few are In Klamath Falls to enjoy a brief summer vacation and fish In this section. the remainder of the week to visit and transact business. From Lskertew A visitor in the city from Lakevlew, Includes J. D. Campbell, who is stopping for a few days to transact business in this section. Former Residents Mr. and Mrs. Alex Sparrow .are among the out of' town visitors from their ranch In Ihe cl'y to spend the week-end veil ing and trammeling business. Spar row was formerly affiliated with the Crater hake Government service Borne time. ago. Others In the party in visit in Klamath Falls. Includes VWtlng Here Mile D. Nugent Mri F Withington and her and J. Nugent, both residents of San; nau(.M(r MiM Harriett L. Sparrow. Short and Klatr Malloy. Cars from Chllotuln that Joined the parir '' Included Mr. and Mrs. C. C. neau rkh and family and Mrs. J. Bucll and parly. Vnr Hillqul Walter Short left yesterday for Chlloquln. where he will be Interested, lu work for W. 1). Miller. Returns To City Joseph Jensen baa returned to Klamalb Falls, ar riin Wednesday, after several Klsm.lh Falls as trainmaster of this weeks' flying trip on tne section. river, accoiu.-s. was formerly interested wiin in county engineering work, the flh are excellent, and the luck was ri ceptlonally good. In Valley Frank I Howard, county market road engineer, with the members of the county court. Suntgur II. A. Sprngur. formerly of Duusmulr. where he waa affilia ted with the Southern Pacific com pany. Is stationed permanently In Francisco, are among the many Cali fornia visitors In Klamath Falls. In creasing the number of tourists that are making this city a Mecca. Mrs. Wilulngtoa is Sparrow's mother Of Hollywood Miss Ruth Coffey of Hollywood Is among the Interest ing visitors In the city for some time, arriving last night rrom her home in the south. VUI... tr fharlfA Mitchell Was among the many out of town visit- P" yesterday In Langell s valley, ors seen on the .(reels of Klamath Insisting the work done on the Falls yesterday shopping, from her " homo In Algoma. Vlslstor J. H. Hamilton of Chil oquin. Is among the many out of town visitors to spend several days this weeek In the city transacting business from his home on the res ervation. Copco Vern E. Constable and R. J. Wardle, both residents of Copco, are In the city for some time to transact business. While In Klam ath Falls they are guests In the Arcade hotel. ' VUlliiig Here Mrs. J. W. Connor of Algoma has as her bouse guests for several weeks, .Mrs. J. E. Ham mond of Pasadena, her mother and her sisters. Miss Marjorie. Miss I Helen and Miss Hatel Hammond, also of Pasadena. Tourists Mrs. Opal Chadwick and two children of Spokane. Mrs. J. W. Brownfield and Haiel Townsend of Engene and Jim Rielly of Spokane, make up a party of six tourists, who are enjoying a tour of this section of southern Oregon. They plan a trip to' Crater Lake during the latter part of the week. ' From Malta H. O. Williams of Mslin Is among the out of town visitors in the city to spend several days here visiting with friends and transacting business. Algoma Visitors.. Mrs. Ceorge Helms and Mrs. George Uhrln. both residents of Algoma, were in the city to spend the afternoon shopping and visiting with friends. Inspect Crop E. M. Bubb and Marion Hanks, left ye'serday for Wocus Valley, where they Inspected the new lettuce crop, which was recently put In there. - Dunstnulr Among the many visi tors from the. south Is James H. Hattan, railroad man of Uunsmuir, who is in the city on business during 1ue week. Visits Here Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sweeney of Med ford, were visitors during the early part of the week with Mrs. Sweeney's brother. Frank Confer of Klamath Falls. With Government Mrs. B. D. Wallace and Mrs. M. M. Hutto. resi dents of Yalnax, whore they are Interested In government work with the Klamath Indian service, are among the out of town visitors in Klamath Falls for a tew days this week. .... From Mt. Dome Nellie A. Mitchell, well known resident of the ML, Dome country, where she con ducts a prosperous ranch is anions the out of town visitors In the city this week. While in the city Mrs. Mitchell Is transacting business and visiting with friends. From the South Mrs. Lucy A. F. Sexton, a visitor in Klamath Falls from Santa Barbara, is among the interesting guests in the city. Mrs. Sexton plans on visiting for a time at Crater lake lodge and other In teresting points In the southern part of Oregon. According to the visitor, the Santa . Barbara quake waa more than one, who has not been through such an experience, can realize. ... 1 . .. William a n . M IVUM IK....... n .. itt.nu. . . , I . u . I. - 1 1 ....... .1 w I . . ... .... Uttmr. vn-rniwT ui viiv iiwiwuj l r,.v-I. ok les,,e we., aou.u v , ,hc oul resident of Algoma. where he is af- filiated with the Algoma Lumber. .i. act business In Klamath Falls yes- company, was among the many ...... , , v , .. , . : terday. Chase. Is a resident of Bo- vlsltors In Klamath Falls to spend; ... . ... ,. inanxa. v. euncsaay lu me vu. j ' Visitor A "recent visitor In the Khoppimc Mrs. Schultl of Algoma. ty ,s Frank Q poo wfc0 Jwnt was a shopping visitor in the city I W(HjnmuUy ln mn..ih Path on Wednesday, also calling on her buslIiea1 Uom olg BOI1, , v,,,.,,,,. friends ln Klamath Falls. j California M L. Main was a Knjoy Swim A party of Klamath j Wednesday business visitor . ln Klam Falls residents and several res!- nth Falls from Tila home In Copco. dents of Chiloquin enjoyed a swim- While . lu the city Msln transacted ming party and picnic slipper at business In Uid; court house. . Agency lake Tuesday evening. Those! ' from Klamath Falls Included. Mr. I In Illy Mrs. Jlru Drlscoll, acorn -and Mrs. Marion Hanks. Mr. and'panied by Harry Linfesty. spent Mrs. Henry Funk. Mr. and Mrs. El-; Tuesday In the Bly country, where mer C. Ahlstrom. Mr. and Mrs. Otto ( they returned with Mrs. DrUroll's Langslett. Miss Fern Hanks. Miss uncle. G. It. Wilson, who spent the Mariam Wortley, Miss Kathleen Mai- week visiting with relatives In that loy. Misa Feme Ahlstrom. Walter .district. TorUt Among Ihe California tourists In the city this week, reg isterlng their cars al the chamber of commerce bureau, were major ity from Iho Utile cities of the south. The list Include A. R. Bandy of Winter: II. V. MeClea of McCloud; Ilea Colombero, Weed: Clifford Lowell, Berkeley: A. P. tilger. Ilanford: James Hannar, Jr., Weed; Sam Johnson. San Francisco: A. 1. Wardle of Yreka: D. L. Skin ner. Dorrls; Charles F. Plummer. Los Angeles; J. II. Headland. Strath more: Onnl Ktrola, Alameda: I.. C. Ingram of Sacramento: I.. F. Haley. Central; K. K. Rose, Oakland: Kddle Dean. Ilollvllle: Kmll I'rebs. Ber keley; r. T. V. Moore. Jr.. San Jose; M. K. lirant. Vallrjo; F.d Johnson. Sacramento: It. 1'. Slran hal. Lo Angrlea; M. L. Ilallahan and Ceorge F. Minor, both of Ala meda with the Falrfrx Motor com pany, of which Ilallahan la owner. From Modoc Point Mrs. 8. W. Kgellne of Modoc Point was among the many visitors In Klamath Falls this week, spending Wednesday shopping and visiting with friends. Alminia Visitor Mr. Ilsgawold Robertson, resident of Algoma, was among the many oul of lown visit or who slopped la the city Wednes day lo visit and shop. i lllim WANTF.D I School District No, I nf Klam ath County. Oregon, will receive sealed bids up lo Monday evening,! July to. at 7.30. fur the construe-j ii.mi work al Falrvlew school, ac. Inirdlng to plans and specification' on file in ina onus oi n. vuw boom. , ' All bids lo be addressed In Ida II .Moniyer. clerk, and accompan ied by certified check for five per rent of bid. j KchiMil District No. I. IDA D. MOM Y Kit. Clerk. j J1S-19 Felt hats at Bee Begln'a Dress Shop for $19 i to $4 5. J 14 From San Francisco R. J. Summy of San Francisco made a hurried trip north, where he Is con ferring with a number of Klamath Falls residents on business. Klam ath Falls may be hot, according to the residents here, but Summy scores that statement by a few ex periences enjoyed by him when com ing through the valley. At Hie Pelican Visitors thin week at the White Pelican hotel in clude Mr. and Mrs. Garrett II. Payne, visitors In the city from their home In Summitt, New Jersey. Clarkson Returns J. W. Clark son nf Clarki, LouMana. Is again In Klamath Falls after a short visit In San Francisco. Clarkson is highly Interested in the lumber game of this section of the west, and has heavy timber Interests of his own In Louisiana through the white pine belt. Ironi Portland L. J. Gavin of Portland, Interested with the War. ren Construction company. Is In Ihe city on business in the work of the company, which has established head quarters In Klamath Falls. While in the city Gavin Is stopping at the nan notel. With Oil Company H. D. Wher. land, with the Associated Oil comp-j any of San Francisco, la a visitor in Klamath Falls for the remainder of the week to transact business. ! From Aspgrovo R. D. Hofberger Is ln the city for several days to1 transact business and visit with friends in Klamath Falls. i From Sulem W. H. Stcusloff and daughter,. Miss Dorothea Stcusloff are among tuc Interesting visitors In me cuy irom tneir borne In Salem. Stusloff Is well known In tho capitol city, where he has established a meat packing market. 'Everything Hazy' Ever hear people say It? Maybe you experience the sensation yourself. It Is nature's warning that your eye sight is falling. Heed this warning before It is too late. Have your eyes examined and KNOW. I have relloved many hund reds of your neighbors and Jf'ends and I can help ymi. DR. GOBLE Eye Examined QCICK SERVICE 700 Main Street Clase Frame ' Ground Repaired: They Pay for Themselves! The running hours of your automobile aren't the expensive hours. It's the hours your car spends in the shop that cost cost co6t. Gru&t Air Springs will keep your car out of the shop. They will cut your opera' ting expense to the very bone. Grass Air Springs pay for themselves. On the basis of downright, provable economy you should equip with Gruss Air Springs. W. D. MILLER Agent. Phone 293. 6th and Commercial Sts. GnJSsAifSprinqs HOWARD & GRIMES AUTO STAGES Three round trip dally be tweea Klamath Falls. Ashland, Medford and Portland over tb scenic Green Spring Mountain. Leave Klamath Falls Dally 7:43 a.m., ItOO pjn. !1:4 p.m. Uuito Motfortl Dolly 8:00 ajn., 10:3.1 a.m. 1.30 p.m. Connection with atagea at Medford to and from Port land, Coqullle, Marahfield and liandon. m. atage through to and Marahfield In 7:46 a. Portland one day. Klamath Falls office: 13 Main, l-bone 483. Medford office: Naah Hotel. Phone 800, Ktwtinlt ComJ DANC On Venetian DJ urge TONIGHT Everyone W Frank & King's ComediV in. Tib Bng WMto - Team Seventh and Pine Streets Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs; The Comedy Hit "THE OLD HOME TOWN" Price 25c and 50 c. Jazz OrcW Vaudeville Between Acts Black Berries for canning TODAY $2.oo Per Crate Public Market Phone 169. 126 No. 6th St. m SWAT THE FLY Let Us Give You An Estimate On Screening Your Home Estimates Given On Cabinet Work. Work Guaranteed Prices Right. COFER BROS. CONTRACTORS 6th and Klamath Phone 339 7LTt rif t? t c u A AT cl Ju ly Clearance Sal 1 r Of AH Women's Footwear, with ti ' j.;!.. ' r - j aO ' aL:--' m oiAJ exception oi ieu ross rai 1 one pnw Beginning, July 16 Ending Aiigustl In order to make room for our new fall ttock, it i necetaary that! cither build more helvin; or place our present stock on tale at the Iop, ing Tremendous Clearance Sale Prices. Below arc Only a Few of Our Many Price:! LOT I In this group will be found some of our best style patent leather, tan, satin with 13-8 Cuban, 16-8 and 17-8 Spanish dC AVL heels iPO.tO Quantities limited. Shop early. 13 Pairs Patent leather cut out lace pumps. This is one of the smart sum mer cut out style patterns with 13-8 Cuban covered tfc C A C heel DO.'0 Quantities limited. Shop early. 28 Pairs Here is the popular step-in patern with its atractive colored kid trimming and 15-8 Span- ttC AC. ish covered heel PO"u Quantities limited. Shop eary. mjyjyjy 14 Pairs This is the tan and blonde kid combination that will continue to be one of the style patterns for fall, 12-8 Cuban covered stC fC heel ipD.yO Quantities limited. Shop' early. L'OT 2 ' V 4 x a ucauuiui two tone, pai. vamp, quarter, also satins, patent and icieai Bummer soon pump k punched effects, 8-8 . Q heels P',' Quantities limited. Shop cariy. 14 Paire Smart style pumps fo lot. This attractive pump is aW in pat. leather with tan quarw and shiek bow, 17-8 cov- t C, A ered snike hePl : ' . .. Quantities limited. Shop early. 19 Pairs Hera is a dunlieate of one to the left which carries a 1H Cuban covered heel and has colored kid CC45 trimming :.: Quantities, limited. Shop earlyj 65 Pairs-Two styles. These W . styles are new fall models in bWj satin, trimmed with the new brv effects, 13-8 and 14-8 jfi flr Cuban covered. heels ...... AAA to C widths Entering thi Great Clearance Event with drastic reduction, on high grade stylish footwear, we will contin... ,! vnu t, same service and courtious treatment that you have had in past. Wickers H AM'S 822 East Main. jn Reiley Next Door to Chocolate Shop.
