MATH NEW
) Briefs
Thursday, July 16, 1925.
Jlmilli - Mr. J male
ki'ktun, wlih party
Virlsls, t lb 111 city
accompanied by an
I hr father, T. 8.
wrty. wblla n "lU
til 111 F,HM
mil other acnlc
k( llnlr llt lo til
Liurn north by way
L -Among Hi vlall-
Innlon Id lh clly
a II. Hoop of Cen-
I. nek y ind parly of
Mho. Hath the lloopa
urky rar are rarry-
the city fur brief
(-Thartea R. Clark.
I.ake Clly. In among
hrn In lha clly to re-
linl.nra nf llm Ivmik
rnl of Ilia lakee In
Nam Ollerbeln. ac-
kin nephew. Welllng-
rnt Wedneaday fish
iuln and In the Wll
llnlrlit. Despite the
keln forgot hla rod
trip, he made
km pier furnished hla
nereasary paraphen
Ind the day waa not
l.uke Walker left
apcnd Ihe remainder
I business, and also
feral remaining day
Invention. Walker
lo Portland by J.
n. It. Dunwoody,
! In Ihe rnnstriic-
fbarliHur hiili-l.
Mr. and Mr. R. W.
In Ihe McCarthy
Oil week for Mi'rt-
plan to pond froiii
id 11 vii In tho valley,
oa.
im Wlllard Smllh.
to an operation for
hi appendix early
Idliy ImprovlnK. no
i Smllh yesterday.
f removed Wednea-
(eral condition of
he fuvoruhle.
Ill Clly Mr. John Wlntor. ac
companied by hr ton Jack, and
nler, Ml Th.lma Jackson of
Marahfleld, war among th many
Algoma visitor In th clly Wd-
neaday. Mlaa Jackaon I planning
to remain for torn tlm iiiu .um.
mr visiting with har aunt, from
her horn on Coo Ilay, '
Krom Algoma Among the many
visitor In the city from Algoui yea
terday waa Mr. J. W. Conner, who
pent th day Waiting and chopping
In Klamath Fall atore.
KWurn To City Mia Ruth Il-
on returned lo Klamath rail early
In th week after apendlng th win
ter In Lo Angele. where ah waa
employed In Ihe Lo, Angele city
achool. Mia Dixon's many frlanda
will lie glad lo know that ah will
b har for th remainder of the
ummer, vlalllng with her relative.
Visiting Hit Combining bust-
neaa and pleaaur la what Kenneth
Joy la doing who la making abort
bualuea trip to Klamath Falls
from th north only to find Percy
Murray, a former arhool friend with
whom he waa acquainted at the
llnlverally of Waahlngton, to alao
be In Klamath Filli.
To Midland R. U. Bllnaon apent
Wedneaday In th Midland country
where he waa Interested In photo
graphing th tin grain crop In that
aertlon.
Accept Poult Ion Mr. Ed Weaton
has accepted a poult Ion In th Htln-
aon aluillua for the remulnder of
the aunitner, tuklng rare of a por
Hon of the photography work.
Traffic Violator A tine of one
dollar wa collected from V. L. Amy
In pollre court yeaterday when Amy
pleaded guilty to driving with an
old alule permit and to a rharg of
leaving hi engine run at the curb.
Improper l.lcl W. V. Vanhern
waa fined two dollar when he ap
peared In police court yeaterday In
answer lo a complaint that he had
driven a car without proper light
and a driver' llrenae.
M for Hpemllng Unorg A. Wlor
paid 12 In police court yeaterday
whan arraigned for apeedlng and
reckless dilvlng.
Malln lrogrea ltiil Th lino
type for th Malln ;per. which will
represent th Intereata of water
uaer In Ihe entire Klamath lerrl
tory, wa shipped from Run Kran-
clat'o Wedneaday, according lo word
received by Recrelary A. M. Thomo
of th Klamath Irrigation dlatrlct.
Th new paper will retain the old
nam "Malln Pragma" and will
begin publication a aoon a the
linotype la Inalalled.
Car Xot lU-gUtrnil A. fiurland
waa fined on dollar In police court
P f Tin
,J. Htelner, proniln
Jiiy lumberman, waa
ITdny for anma time.
i Rlelger ninkna fre
the city lo trammel
lull with hi many
If net dreaaea at Bee
0!iop for and
JU
WAXTKII
t No 1 nf Ktnm.
Ti"Bfu, win receive
to Monday evening,
go, for Ihe ronatruc
ol room at Mills Ad
tx to plana and pee-
iue in tna office of
Jm.
lie addressed to Ida
lerk. and nccom turn.
kl check tor five, por
"I District No. 1.
u. JIUMYEII, Clerk
' I
Kmall Traffic Fine For driving a
load of lumber down Main atreet
without a rear flog, O. A. McCord
wa fined one dollar In pollre court
yoaterday.
Faulty lira kin. Fined Hugh W.
llitnli. driving a car with an ex
plred permit and faulty brakes, waa
fined 13 by Police Jiidg (Jaghagcn
yesterday.
For pretty silk underwear go
nee Hi uln's Dress Hhop. 128 So.
eleventh St. t jj,
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL.
A sunny room and contented .baby
will speed any mother' convales
cence. ,dy.R
icon a if pinicuim
In at 9 out at 5 p. m.
The Peailey't 1
Oppolte Court Houi
TelcplioM Man Her Mr.' John
Orleg, manager of th Nevada, Cali
fornia, Oregon Telephone company
of Busonvllle, Calif., wa a vlaltor
to tht local telephone offlc yester
day. Mr. Orleg on bi way to
visit Cratar lake.
NOTICK TO ANTON ANU Al'X
ILMAItV MKMIIKKH
All member who participate In
the picnic to b held at Sunset Camp
Sunday, July 19, are requested to
bring their own lunch. Visiting
Canton and Auxllllary member ar
cordially Invited to be present, a
well a all Canton member and
tbelr families. Coffee eerved by th
committee.. J16-K
1 HKXKKIT DANCE ,
A done, will be given at Malln
on Haturduy evening, July 18. for
yesterday for driving an unreal- i ln benefit of the baseball team,
tered car 1 You wl" "orr" " y0 mlM ,hui
affair.
J 10-17
HOTEL ASTOD
1WAH0J. U. A,.U.AV
EVERY ROOM h PRIVATE TOILET
SO Bstha lw. Modern
Uoae lo Shopping District and Theatres
FREE GARAGE T.- -, t w
lCArTION
uced Roundtrip Fares
etween Pacific Coast point now effective.
Make this your happiest summer.
These reduction permit trips to several
vocation playgrounds Instead of only on.
Ask our agents about them. Visit th
beaches, mountain resorts. San Francisco,
Lo Angeles, Santa Barbara. San Diego.
fV
Or go to Yosamlte, Lak Tahoe, Del
Monte, Santa Cruz, wondrous-blue Crster
Lake, or north Into the "Evergreen Play
ground" In th Puget Sound Country.
No matter where. Southern Pacific Line
and connections can take you.
them PacificLines
; J. J. MILLER. Phone 709.
)istrict Freight & Pattenser Agent
m 205 Hof)ka BIdg. ..8th and Main St
Klamath Falls, Ore.
lOwhtf is interested
Vinjbetter cooking
I ;ome
to the special
demonstration
pfMrs. Jessie Scott
TODAY IS OVEN DINNER DAY!
On this one day only, Mrs. Scott -is showing
those who call to talk with her, just how-a complete
oven dinner can be put into a cold oven and brought
out hours later ready to serve, without the least at
tention having been given, to the ovens in the mean
time. ''
She will bake a roast and cook four vegetables
' all at the same time, i This is an opportunity to see
the household model 3-1 9-B type range working at
full capacity. Conic early and stay as long as you
cun. .
Link River Electric Co.
Corner of Seventh and Klamath Streets
ELECTRIC RANGE
ELECTRIC COOKING
less watching . ;
TclJPORmOREOOTl7
1 PUWtK IXIMMANY I
in rtvocnjcss
The actual avvnae cost of
currant for elccatc cooksug
Sod lithtlK. togslhcr. In
home In this ndahbar
haad, U IU1 a moo In.
The roast, for Instance first a quick
searing to seal in the savory juices, and
then a slow cooking heat as in a tireless
cooker. That's in the oven.
' But over here, something Is simmering
gently in a saucepan., Another pan is bub- ,
bling vigorously' at the lid. Tomorrow .
morning's prunes are stewing leisurely
between whiles. "
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Dinner is being prepared and it must
be watched, too.. For each different dish .
requires a different method, a different
heat. One fire will not do for all. - - -
That's one reason why electric ranges,
with their instantly regulated and easily,
controlled cooking temperatures, from a
sizzling, searing heat in one place to a
just-keep-it-alive glow in another, are so
favored by good' cooks. Electricity makes
good cookery better, and easier.
And that, plus the surprising economy .
of electrical cooking, is a reason why near
Jy one thousand eight hundred kitchens
, in the territory, served by this company
are now fuel-less and ash-less. Nearly one
- thousand eight hundred electric ranges
have made them so. !
Ask your nearest dealer to show you
several models. Convenient payments, if
.you like. , .;f ...... , .
THli CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY
We beHere that every woman In Klamath County should-avail herself of the opportunity'
to attend the w esiingniuae Rmige umiiuususuuu siiwi will U 1.6m t tua oii.wi rouli- o
the Link JUver Electric Co., July 13 to 18. The demonstration of electric cooking whtah
will be conducted by Mrs. Scott will be highly Interesting as well as educational and we
take pleasure in recommending it to all our customer and friends.
OVEN
DINNER
MENU
Lamb Roast Potatoes
Canned Peas
New Carrots String Beans
Custard
Served at 4 o'clock.
Mrs. Scott will put this entire dinner into
a cold oven at 1:30 and leave it there for two
hours. This is a new departure in cooking sci
ence, as custard can be cooked in this manner
only by electricity. During the process of cook
ing Mrs. Scott will lecture on the use and care
of the electric stove.
LINK RIVER ELECTRIC CO.
7th at Klamath Ave.
Phone 171