The Klamath news., July 19, 1925, Page 2, Image 2

Pe Two
Sumlav. July It. H'-'S.
THE
KLAMATH
MUCH INTEREST
nr n FT KLAMATH SIGNALMAN rUK m,m . .u.
UU1" react.. Bear Oaeaaa.
Mra. I M.Laasore .(" - irtannln to leaTa lor Seea
reach. near Oaeaaa. where ht is tn. remainder of t O'r-
parly plans la r.urn . -
1 Chi. H 1st1s of Indiana. 1 a -
city visitor lot a f.w dM hll Anwpia l-uatlloa Mr. Hul.v
One npon a . T. ... "an- , pleasant lo ..... an. - SKEsU'
dfiaa tot roamed t in " - ' lf, , orq.r , H, ,,!,,
i, order .o prolyl th while sel- th. eoa.1. No m. -ran re.lt. h. Mr. ana n. ,.,!, ,vy
what rl : rl-rinj aniens u w uuo nuu- -
ihe ul-f. Al Lea.ltl or Kick Hammond bulaeu trip la Klam.ik rails e.- lu .lb. nor..
with me at lb lime leruar iruui mnr uumi u i
grow mi road. j runner Kr'in 1 m'ares
nurnlar re..l'BI n iwauia.Ji
H.un altar h famUr haa mll.
f,.r aarlal wnara ina ijiiiii; inai lima. jM I"!
II,. 4 t..r " ma lima. Ha. I'tilllns In lajiilly apanr f, 1,1
,r '( ' "'"" ra. from In th. (lauta 'J
It.. ..llllia a- Irani. InavlliM v ' .
... nr lrM'
Ml f..r Marylaad an
a II. .V a'.lLltllsI watts trail..- ltVlllat J
Mar'aJHll ..... ,-mmtn
this country was
iilws in Us country from
Ulans entered toe heaila of
Tha aanountaiueiit In Ut Sol- KiamatU .ladLiin .ho .did In nj waa
a.. m v. h ih Howl Motor Co. Wh fnannrr aa lfcf do now. . wB-
that th newt addition o lb And after ib ludianj guletl up."
Carytlcr family Ih. near For."'down th fort, known as Kort KJam-
would t. on 'eihlbiUfin tor on. ,;h, wai m?d . a .ifnM arvl.. . p
day. bronrhl forth ao entbu!tic a.ion ad in rhar of that d ASlorid Maornea ror
. responsa that the proud ihiM-ip.rtm.nt wm Q. H. Wilson, who re BattlewagOn Welcome loans,
tor waa th icatr of much prectoua rD.y paid Klamath Falls a tuii. ;
teen. . It ' h. rr of USJ. th.
1 acarcely bad im. to ret tUe,,
KT.lRtl J.ilv 1 )t A4torkl ia
i hfnr : . i-i .. ready t4 weicoma Annapuir aioamr county aeat Dusinen risuor j
OUWia " ' ' .1 llSOn 1 1 ' Jl v . -
. . . i . . i in n id . . . i . i. . aim
tn. ioiu aiarw 'a ironnty. nep ne aiau um.i iui
Laura Moore p.'ni iU) In Klam j Kutla aaa the ri-iurn of and
ath KalU the middle ot the anek Mrs. II V. Collma and llialr aoa
attending lu bmineaa ButK-ra. Mn , and dauftntar of Hparka. N. .
Miwre rvporn a larre number of .(to wra former cejidetita in in.
a each day at Point t'omfort C:ly 11 year, aco Al that time
. UeT. Collins had rhirre of Ih.
Earl .Mi-Fall. Olena fanner. i a Klammh parl-h of tha KpiacopaJ
hurra. Key Collins look ap a
(ficera and men. of Iba dread, j terday. hcuettead In Ih. Odell lake rouo-
Arkansas and '
aum au IlKUai ei i .i e i u utduu w. ' -
orer two hoora Sunday night lor:.,,! From Ashland he waa
ham to ontt coining In. I was final- to Lonijiina. then to
uehta New York.
and Mra. Dan
Ing f hips of th. t'nited btatea nayy ( ahopping here (riday
rop am-nor ner. sunaay anernoun Klamath.
Ryan
from
wer.
Fori
I
I Isworth V.Kire. of Poe ralley. waa
transacting business In Klamath
Falls yesterday.
"a lu . ' " - . transierea iu " , . . rt A v ,.1V
j .(. th Annn at . .... , . fr a two oay aray.
7. m..'JZ-: C." , -:: .a!84" fTancM,co- ' " several train will leaTe the port
1 ociora. ineu e...., . k , jy,, rraaci.-o. waere ne ..,.., t-mln.l. for Se3.de
Voady JZ-nr orie, and experience, .aJ' ,21
disappointed Snnday commeneea im01, in:eTeting to listen. . . .v.. ,r. airan
arlry or th. r u-ly that morn- During on. of tn. first year. mlllflr ubrty. Th.t tunM and , R Frn . Tho-M
to, but rather then disappoint Klamath. W .Ison bad an Intereatmg tenhlg ent.ruinent w.ll , (arrn,r,. ,w
Sa Main Tasranged to muk. the eiperfenc. which h. refused to d!s- ,ef , re,orL . ye,enlay on
i ikllTtotawIn the oay. It ' " ' rr... length, perh.p. due busine.
wtl TdJrM demonstration of :to .f'J WJ McMilUn Ship Will ' ,
tmbUe interest produced by int.n- cl to " tb Protection oi ,.,,,. 1 Mrs. W. K. Lamm and llttl.
.7 adIaTng." th ,ort "d the eVeral tr0op f! Weigh From Labrador d.hter. accompanied by Mia. tier
'ft! VrnTrtsit to the factory icaralry and infantry that wer. .- I ldjne wt, dror. nitm Mo.
.v MTer,i European repiwnt.- tloned there at ghat trme. bometning WASHINGTON. July 18 After doc Point yesterday on bumnesa and
" . ... . ..... mher had haDDened. Wilson ... . . . ,.. . .
putting iralK to pori wiiu a uiuKeu iiieaHura.
wouldn't say teach, bat ho waa !n . Dr0Deer tna -Bowdoin." second i
strumental in prerentlng an occa-s hi of the vaciiiilan arctic expe- A booster for tnamata county
Urea." Mated Howie, "orer 10.00U
orders were booked for foreign dei-
lyery.'
Mr Howie and family left Fri- o t"" '"U Bar rlT'I n'dltlon. has been repaired and will and Klamath Falla and ..ery l.glt
t tor a trtp to the bay region, ttory of Broody Point, had he notjMll ,rom 0ped.,9. L.brador. for ! 'Bdtr U.r.in-th.t ih.
Local Briefs
Been aiert ana tacuui ra pre.euuuj ; r;,,!.,.,! Sunday at 1 a. m.. ac
such an outbreak with the Klam-; cordlng to a wlreeM message re-j
maths. icelved here late tonight by the Na-
Aceordlng to Wilson, one of histtonal Geographic society from Mac
trips to Ashland daring hia reai- Vlillan.
dence here, took up three day on !
horseback and two days and a half State Prohi Officer j
tuna was remarvBDw wocn a aa- n r v.i 1 . , , , v . o -
wart horse drawing a light - rig"! Bound Over Yesterday . Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sar-
ia i.. i. r.e. Mr-
PORTLAND, July IS. ArtBnr -""
daT
where th.y plan to spend seieral
weeU. during which trme they will
Ttott San Francisco, Santa Cms and
Monterey.
.New Dressmaking -Establishment
To
irnPTI Mere lUUIIUdV Strini mountains long before the
r . -thought of paring had passed ImoChristensen. former state prohibit-!
Th. opening Monday of a modern I th. wild Klamath regions. In agent, was bound orer to the j
dressmaking establishment hat been 0mJ of the mo3t r,martobJfederal grand jury on charge, of lo-j
announced by Mrs. F. L. Mather.. according to Wilson, b, , l"ws ,be "i1 "roliibitlon laws.
formerly of Bemldii. Minn., where, , , 6 RTer Mnnt wnrh .after a bearing yesterday before j
ah. conducted a large ladles' .hopBOOWa mlf f d;entng!, : L"ed fel"w tomm.ssloner rer.
tor many years. . wbeo h. lived here years ago. I
ji BiamiuB is iuv Kruwm oi
Klamath Falls which, during Wil
son's Tisils from the Fort settled
around the river and -the bridge.
The fire of Beveral ygars ago wip?d
out that section ot the city, how
ever, and gave place to what is now
Klamath Falls' business section.
"I feel" like 'a 'Rip' Van Winkle,
who has been asleep." said Wilson,
To I'lrulc Mr. and Vr. E. K.
J. Parker and
Jamba ore
'Everything Hazy'
y.trr bear people way II?
Mar be )ou rtperlntre th.
sensation yourself.
It Is nature's warning that
your eye Mi; hi is fulling.
Heed this warning before It
Is loo lulu.
Have your eyes na mined
and KNOW.
I have relieved many hund
reds of your neighbors and
friends and I ran help you.
DR. GOBLE
Eye. Rtamlned
QUICK SKHVICB
700 Mala Street
Glasses Frames
Groand Repaired
ath Falls for about one year, during
which time her clientele has grown
to such an extent that she has been
compelled to open the new shop.
which will be known as "The
Modes."
In addition to being a thoroughly
experienced dressmaker, Mrs. Mather
Is also an expert furrier.
Mrs. H. V. Wei born will be as
sociated with Mrs. Mather in the
new venture. .
Left Letter Out Of
Alphabet; Is Beaten
Personal Items
Jake Stelger Is a local visitor for j
a few days, from L'hiloquin.
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, who re
side on the Merrill road, transacted
business In town Saturday afternoon.
KANSAS CITY. Mo.. July 18.
Because she left the letter "Z" out
ot the alphabet, five-year-old Helen
Swank was severely beaten, accord
ing to testimony bronght out Friday
In the trial of J. C. Higglns, who is
charged with beating the child.
OBITUARY
Melrin Richard Jacobson, 1137
Walnut street, son of Ernest W.
Jacobson, died this afternoon at
Whitlocks. The body is to be taken
to Rogue River, Jackson county.
Melvin was aged 3 years S months,
15 days old.
Ceraldlne Mae Mct'andliBs of
Pelican City, daughter of Jack Mc
Candliss, died this afternoon at
Whitlocks Geraldlne was one of
twins, the other twin died a few 7
noure after birth. Geraldlne was 14
days old. The funeral will he held
Monday at 3 p. m. Interment will be
in Llnkvlile cemetery.
Summer Piano Special
To make room for a combina
tion carload cf planes enroute from
th. east we will accept half the
usual first payments for a short
time only on both new and used
pianos. Wise buyers will not fall
to take advantage of this Karl
Shepherd Co. Hummer Special and
- ai um i .nam atreet.
A(tV.
Let the Johnson
Make Your Vacation Worth While
DO YOU LIKE TO FISH?
The Johnson Motor will get you to the
fishing grounds early and untired. It
will push the boat al any desired speed
DO YOU LIKE CAMPING?
Take a Johnson with you and wherever
you are its use will convert any row
boat or canoe into a power boat with
out altering either boat or canoe
WE HyE BOATS AND JOHNSON MOTORS
READY FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY
TELFORD & SON
120 Conger
J19
PI PV
l sl jfeg
Cut Your Repair Bills
505S
Four big cushions of air! On the Gruss ,
Equipped Car, these absorb road bumps
and shocks before they.e ver reach chassis
or load.
This protection from read vibration pre
vents body squeaks - motor transmission
differential trouble. It cuts repair bills
in half.
Griiss Air Springs are made for small cars
and large. They cost less than you think
Ask us about them today.
W. D. MILLER
Agent.
Phone 293.
6th and Commercial St.
We Are SPECIALIS
Our buainesa right now ia curing the lin.
ilia that delay your hay harvest. And our "i
ia found in the McCormicU-Deering line of hi;
Better mowers were never made than the McC
mowera we have here on our floor waiting f
When one of these machine goes into the
hay ia sure to be cut in a hurry without lost J
due to breakdowns. Farmer have been J
ing on them for years to cut over all kinds of
on aide-hilla, over ditches, hummocks, and etV
regularities.
It i worth a lot to be able to start the hay
son with implements that promise fast, sort
If you are the least bit uncertain as to th
ability of your mower, you had better drop if
take ono of these machines home with you. It if
pay to take a chance when tha hay harvest V
crops that need attention afterward are in fc:
ance. We will, be glad to explain these nwJ
- t .1 . 1 1 ; L ajl- I n )
any or in. oinrr macninc. in ins iricmrmica-ua
line) to you any time you come in.
'Good Equipment Makes a Good Farmer I
J. S. Mills & Sc
Sixth and Klamath fUj
Headquarters for the McCormick-Deerint U
1
n
GrussAr$prinqs
THE CONSTRUCTION
if . BRAIDED' WtRf. 13
of
The Paragon Auto
Laundry
Cars Washed and Polished
Oiled anil Greased
Upholstering Cleaned
J. C McSHANN
Phone 394-J, 127 S 11th St.
Kelly-Springfields
CI .i . '
onow you at a ciance that thev rp tK II
best tire on the market.
HUB TIRE SHOl
Chas. Johnson, Mgr.
502 South Sixth St.
: mi
SANITARY
Hleanllneas Is net to niMllinrss"
Phone 154
FINE
Lathe Work
and
Machine Work
Sawmill and box factory men are
fast learning our work satisfies.
For speed and accuracy bring
your rush jobs to us!
Acme Motor Co.
400 S. 6th St. Phone 680
ELECTRIC WELDING
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
Phone Johnny-on-the-Spot for Lumber 12
I fS A REM.
riAN 5 JOB.
fl
't At
Building up character is a good job'1
a man or a firm. By supplying our patrol
with first class lumber anA -hicrh crrade 1
vice we have builded a business struM
of which we are proud.'
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Lakeside Lumber Co