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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1925)
klamathjews y Briefs Choosing an Official Stenog for: Scopes Trial Saturday, July 18, 1925. Page Thre ,Mr. and Mf 1 ,d Mr.. W. I.. Mr. J """"" ,l foil"". Mr.. Man , .iu.nl Collelt. It. I . u.rrV Ni'lilcr re- how III Htock Ion if Mr. ill Mr. . .we weeks'- tr.ht- . .. ...la. If. ltl. 1,1 null"'" Li I. Klamath ronn IT Mr .ml Mr.. I.. . Iilsiiinuu i.nu wi.ro uinoiiK 111" ml Mr.. J. A. r residents h,rl,, left " I'""" ir n"'" Hcten mm wn n L.y IH.' I'.rir with , Hi,, va.'iouii ii i, their lour. I. Meaty' ' N""' Lied by Kannle, Husly. mid Kmmn numj. Ilia rcn"luixr m in" Klamath roiiuly "'I iful ' i.lc spots. ur mil wr. ... itln rancher. 01 me In Ihe city on misi- sure, 1 ...-Mr nnd Mrs. ,i Mr.. M. K. lloia ,1 ('lilinico. iim In Ilia d enjoy Klunmth , m the city they ns lur a trip lo Crulor D T7 - ' v Klamath Nurses To Attend State Meet i Miss Colli Evan from tha state i. Qovfn A Aq ' bureau of nursing of Wleconshi. OCaWII XV iALl j Bhe baa chosen a. er ' (object. "Public Health NutsIoi." Klamath county graduate nurse have been extended an Invitation to attend the atata meeting hi Port lmid Monday and Tuesday, July 20 and 21, according to Mis. Lydla Frlcke, county beallh aurM yes terday. Whether any of the member, of tho Klamath organization, will at tend waa not known lust nlKbl al- though the motttrug ba. formed much Interest with local nurses. Kneakerj of the meeting ure Mine Mury C Whiflcr of Chicago, who r. 1 1 1 addTKH. the mornber. on the "lKtgue of Nursing Kducatlon" and Yreka Publisher Buys ' 1 Redding 'Searchlight' REDDISH. Calif., July 17. (UnHed New.) H. L. Moody to day eold the KeddHig Searchlight, a dully and weekly publication tor b! aon, II. U. Moody, publi.ber of tho Yreka New weekly and -the Bhflnta Bun. weekly, here. The Bun and HecrchllKbt will be com bined. The younger Moody wa editor of the Searchlight for 15 year. Uiitt year he' took over the Sis kiyou New. at Yreka. Agricultural Agent County Leadur Frank W.' Saxton; returned bnm la Klamntb Kail, late yesterday afternoon, after .finding a week conferring wltb other county club leader, in a .lata meeting at Corvalll.. Hezton also .pent a abort time In Multnomah county exchang ing Ideas with the club leader of tho Portland district. . Sexton was somewhat, surprised when be learned of the departure of County Agent Henderson for Owen's valley, a develor mnt that t occurred during Hexton's absence from the city. The cvun y leader . will handle the Imperative problems I which may arise In connection with i Henderson, work (' ring tbe latter'u l.tay In California. EE the t'jvt unl K. Holllster Is'lirii.exuiiiiiithf; Biiliftint fur the Mxitioii of ofKciul .tcvuKrailier of n- rntl cviitutlon trial In Davton, Trim, Mus Ave lJuliois, of New York, I. the vuimii woni- r ii Iwr it ( ! 1 1 r . ri. . Other olptront. arr lutciilnn in. Sonic question, lie is asking: "Name the Iin'y 'ur lii'i'.r.sr nnrl rawi'Utioii;" "Who will m."; "Why do you think .of", What i. the " -i.t'"; "What i vuur favorite liuht uimts.'" Touri" Mr. end Mrs. Tom i U-uvIiik Mr. H. I'lMi, manager , tin Visit Miss N. ('. Su)llvun and llowcn. or aiuorg lli soulhern of 'i.ll..,i.la Lumber" .company. Is (1. W. i , Sullivan, teachers of Ban lonrmts lit Mn'..irth rnlls the re-1 invhg for Sun Kranrlaro, lo take KrnnelMo, who are vhdtiiiK Mr.l K. till, week from lbs valley include j , ,nn a ,,.,,, .unuKcr of R. Klsh at Chlloq.Hn. are leaving J. (rawley and J. Iiuvls. holh ral- Dwlghl Lumber comimny. i .oon for their home., dent, of Kugene. who urn spending some time here. Kugene-Among llie many visitors In the city from the valley are liobert W They are stopping at the White Pelican while here. K. i' V'r'g'n Irn- 1,1 . . ' iKverntt llarnham and ktivuu' ol tnn .... e , thu section o . u,..llro 1 V.,.th lr.ll. riRin Ir.nM.Hni: bu. iiewi. J. (1. Mellrlde. T. j both of tlrand June-, l.oo ll.mpsoB of Bal and Mr. nd Mr.. V. Irnnd Jnurtlon made huslnes. visitor In he week-end. fclllim II. ouiniiiy. kler of Beatlle ha. ac- n with the Klumath mpany and has been he company for tbe K. Dullard, resident hung tbe many out of the city In spend f litting and .hopping. Aged .Mr.. William nuiig Ilia out of town aniatll . Pallet far tbe he week-end from her Kelt, Ore. KLAMATH VAI.LHY HOSPITAL. There la 'no belter rare In conflne 'nient than that given nl this Ikib ! pltaal. adv.-7 iiiiih nti:i S.hool lilstrlrt No. 1 of Klam ath County, Orngnn, will receive wiws i i .iiMinay evening. July 20, ut 7:3ti. for the constriu-l Hon ol a school room at Mills Ad- ui.iuu, it.nuiiiK i inaiiH ausi BJ1CC- Iflcutlon. on file In the office of 0. N. Coseboom. All bid. lo he addressed to Ma 11. Momyer. clerk, and ucromitaii led by certified cheek fur five per rent of bid. (Signed) S.hool district No. 1, IDA II. MOM Y Kit, Clerk. J10-19 ii , . - - III V llll i und Mm. GiurK park arv amuuK th h In Klamath KiiIIm )il It In Urn fy Un-y the Hull hot.-). V. Wink or Oakland r of Sun KrnnrlKro alhf of Hun KrnnrlH h.t whjHhth vlHltom KODAK FINISHING In at S out at 6 p. ni. The Peaaley'. 1 Oppualle Court Ilousa iiirs in Klumalli ek from KiiRene In- ll Mrs. A. It. Hill It li nnil N. ('. .Muset. who nrn make Be vera I trip. In tending mtriiellvn coun- raiiletlng their summer UOTEL ASTOD 2dllig LnA.k.A EVERY ROOM hat PRIVATE TOILET 50 B.tU New, Modern C!ae to Sl,(1..mj District and I'hratfes FREE CARACiR Tar.ff from PURCHASED HERE Is Built For Work And Works For Profit Prices Right. Let Us Supply Your Needs For Binding And Sack Twine. J. W. KERNS 6th and Broad Phone 557-J HAYING TIME IS HERE GET YOUR SUPPLIES AT STONE'S During the pat week many Farmers have purchased their haying up plies at Stone's. Our Assortment is complete and the price is right Every thing you buy here bears a Money-Back Guarantee if you are not entirely sat isfied. We do not deliver or have any charge accounts, o nothing has to be added to take care of that Expense. - " v : STONE'S PACKAGE COFFEE ALPINE MILK 3-Pound Package, $1 OC 12 Cans for ... $1.15 Good coffee, for 1 Case 48 cans) ;.: :..-.:.-,-$4.35 TABLE TOMATOES ' ' ' : ' ... 1 Dozen Cans , $175 ' ' CORN 1 Case (24 Cans No. 2) --$3.45 Extra Standard, "" Vft , CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 12 Cans for y Lay in a few bars ! O Q ' 10 for 0;7C DRIED SOAKED SOUP PEAS PURE CANE SUGAR No. 2 Cans, ' "' 100 Pounds for ...j: $6.85 12 Cans for FRUIT JARS ARE CHEAP AT STORE'S Half gallon ' i:.99c 'j Quarts 75c i?ints .59c CALUMET BAKING POWDER No. 21. Cans ..!......(50c 5 Pound Cans $1.00 . HEAVY SYRUP PEACHES FINE FOR table use, 2 vans for : 55c JELLY IN GALLON CANS Best grade; each .:....::.;i:..$i65 BROKEN SLICED PINEAPPLE W Delicious Hawaiian , '.,.! ClXf. Pineapples, 2 for . . y.V HALF GROUND SALT 50 Pound sacks, for - 58 c Sanitary Refrigeration 423 Main IN OUR MARKET Good; Clean Meat 423 Main Beef Pot Roast per pound 15i Beef Steakes all cuts, per pound 25( Prime Rib Rolled Roast, per pound 22c Baby Beef Steaks 25 C All cuts, per pound Ilrs. A. K. Me.Maln.. nc- Mlss K. V. Soeley of 1 her son. Forrest Mo n Francisco I. In the fmrt visit. While here nnlnit a trip to t.'rnter V Visitor. In Klamath remainder of the week and Mrs. Paul M. Ford "ii lake Tuhoe country, section lo visit the Points In tho Klamth Me Vlaltors nt the Ar il". Week Inclmln J. J. Davis, residentk of re In the cltv tor the 1 tho week. Miss OracA Cnnhov. 'ie past year In Klamth "inn to lave this week 9 In Lawrence,, Kansas. fo'iirn enat by way of "'"I Arlcona, whore hoj irlond. nnd relatives. "Hi Miss Conboy plnnsj Lawrence. Kansas. he joined by her. mother and continue where they will snend er of the siiinmor nnd P'ltUy r,f five men Jaunt throunh this "r,Kon aro anions: the The nartv Inclmln. nKlon nml S" t t. (! tlenreo ir . " ..OUIIS OL W. H. Mlddlnton of Snn ,M' O. Qimm of Kan Whlla In this ,iiurit fVln-k Man fr B .,, " Klamath streams. -A vilir tn le cl '"m Onklnnd I. A. M. "hO With Mr. Th THE Universal with thread catering, self cleaning nozzle and more )owerful suction. Gets ALL the dirt and none of the rug Some of Its Special Advantages Adjustable ' to Heavy Rugs or Bare Floors Nozzle simply adjusted by, turning thumb nut above iear wheel, to clean bare floors or any thickness of rugs or ' , . carpets Superior Dust Bag Bag is double tlnckness. Dust cannot leak out. Easily detached to emp ty by half turn of collar. ' fuNiyn t f No Outside Wiring All wires enclosed in handle. Connections cannot get out of order. Rubber Furniture Protector Rubber nozzle bumper preven's any., possible harm to legs of furni-t - ture ' "'- , . Special Tilting Device Cleaner may be easily tilted at edge of rug to prevent, curling on the , ' j back stroke jt.- No brush to replace, clean or get out , of order WITHOUT ATTACHMENTS, $57.50 Terms, $5.75 down, $5.75 ' per month. ' ' . ' A. , WITH ATTACHMENTS, $67.50 Terms, $6.75 down, $6.75 per , month. ,'' ! ' ' CURRINS FOR DRUGS ; ' Portland Klamath Falls Give Stone's Market a trial on your meat order, you will be well pleased with . . , both Quality and Price. TWO STORES IN If I AMATH FAI.I.S rr -Wind- Seven Modern Stores and Markets. a -o CHAIN STORE BUYING POWER More Starting Soon -S" "V B U Y ICE Coupon BpokvSay.es You Money. Saves Us Time And Trouble. v Klamath Ice Storage : ? Phone 58 business trip to Klnm-