F.teHl
Tuesday, August 4.
THE
LOCALS
From I ho Laidsjn Lester Wiahart!.
caretaker of Harrlmaa lodge, wai
buslaese visitor la Ih city Monday. I
tha lUBoheOQ ChlloMUlMOUl
visitor1
Accept. Posit,. Barney Noud, From Merrill-Mrs. Ophelia Glenn: fof h wly o, h rom
... .-j i i W I hour and dates of
f rnrestvlll.. club Including Klwa.lt. Hour, ,, ,h. clijr l.nj.r ladudad l
California are in lb city tor a ana "' "
'short visit preparing to continue!
Kan Francisco O. T. Vlrlch and '. on their way to Crater lake ad To
and Mr. .V H rrowdall form iinrtlKvard. According to Nol npent
a parir or tnree tourists in in city he Is a learner ana
Tha Fort Roy Hickman
ih week-end visiting with
firmer too hU wlfo and family at Tort Klam
k.. ..nit . n.iilnn with thai ana oaugnier, ansa umtn uiroo
Ki.noiti Klmhlns Komnany aa aa-iwere rialtor in tba city yesterday
.1.1. m window trimmer and aalcs- afternoon from their homo la the
man.
Rctam To City Mr. Oeorfa A.
Wlru and daughter. Mr. D. E. Ue.
have returned from Susanvllle, ar
riving Saturday In the city, after
Merrill district. Mia Ulenn recent-
j loth lob keen him on
hnti" Nolin teaches n
Sabastopot school but find tlme Fulla.
... . ..... ki
lo teaoh a little gnowieug iv
the'atu, returning Monday morning to
'hi business affair In juamatn
ly returned
he aerred
Great Fall
from Montana, where
a reporter on the
Tribune.
Ill Mi Ada Flacku. employed
at tba Blue Ulrd. a lkra ud-
dealy 111 Sunday aid ha been con
To Rock Creek Mr.
spending a week In the south. They 'George J. Walton. Miss
and Mr.
Beatrice
visited with their daughter and sla
ter, Mra. C. A. Barcheler and family.
and Russsell Bodley of Stockton.
pent Sunday at Rock Creek, where
they enjoyed a picnic lunch.
To Oakland Al Beekler. left yes-
for hi home in Oakland,
taave for Sooth James Swan
ion. of tha Swanson barber ahop.
Iaf fiiinftav mnrnlne at 4 o'clock, to
..t ... j o i terday
oe who nta who ou , !,, .... ,,,,, .. lh. h,.i
wnere ne win visit wuu nil parents
for the remainder of tha aummer ta wt to Lnkeview. where he
ifnr. resnmlnr hi. mii.li.. in th will spend noma time. Burkholder
University of California.
i their homea In San Francisco.
From the South Southern visit-
on in Klamath Fall tbla week In- crop In Forealvllle between time.
elude Mrs. Julia It. Reardua ofi
o. m.. e.-. I tv.u IvrtUnil In the lntereat
Laundrv. a chain imeu 10 ner - r
.... ft. k ne k. tnp Kmr- two oar BUlirrtna irum w w.h.w
la ib w.ui. v ft,.. j--.- -
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vlrs lundrle O. D. Runaell oi.c 01 Bmii
Portland. 1 In tha city on tml
neu. Runnell kt aecreury-lreai-urer
of the company and will apend
aereral weeka In Klamath Fall.
Convran of San Francisco and Mlsaiof the New City
M. W. Ilullaud of Saa Rafeal.
Walioa and Mis Katherlna Walton;. VWtors Mra. Lea Wormley. Mlu
E. Steiger and Miss Norma A. Ellas.
all of San Francisco,- form a party
of three tourists Interested In south
ern Oregon. -
plans to ba absent from the city tor
a week or ten days.
To Spring Crrck Among the par
ties Of Klamath Falls residents to
spend Sunday at Spring creek were1
Mr. and Mrs. J. 11. Carnahan, Mr.
and Mrs. J. V. Houston and Mr. and
Mra. Rosa Clark.
From Port land Paul Bates, a
Portland Harry Burkholder stop-
Is a resident of Portlund.
Merrill Out of town visitors In
To Medford Miss Hannah John
son has left for Medford, where she
wilt make an indefinite visit in the
valley with friends and relatives.
Miss Johnson plans to accept a po
sition In the valley for the winter.
'.
' Accepts Position Wayne M.
Akera, former student of the Uni
versity 'of Oregon, has accepted a
position with the American National
bank,' taking up hia new duties yes
terday. Mrs. Akers has arrived in
the city from their home in Oakland
member of the firm of Bates, Lively the rlty include M. II. Farne of Mer-
and Pearson, insurance house of j rill, who is a guest in the city the
Portland, Is in the city for several early part of the week.
days to transact business.
Chiliuln George A. Bell, a fre-
Itriarn Mr. and Mrs. "Pat" Hoi- quent business visitor in the city.
comb. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Wilson, j from his home in Chiloquin. Is trans-
Miss Ruth Llndsey and Bert Miller: acting affairs in Klamath Falls the
have returned to Klamath Falls af-! early part of the week.
ter a week's vacation spent at
Campbell Lake, near Bly. sij!hg I)wArcordirlg , nn.
, official report received yesterday.
lWilng-Mr. and Mrs. C. C. A, n(!mlr h raulht bu dwr
Walker of Sacramento, are visiting nn(J ... . . . . I
at home of Mrs. Walker's sisters. , .
... ii ftuo uifiunai, swauiuK uerr
season, which opens September 10
Iteturas Mr. and Mrs. fleorge R.
Llndley 'and daughter MIm Ger
trude Llndley and Dr. and Mrs. G.
A. Massey snd children spent an
enjoyable week-end at the Llndley
cabin on Otlrssa lake.
Kpraltv Ankle Friends of MIm
Miry Walker will ba glad to learn
that ah la recuperating nicely
following a sever spralu of the
ankla which she sutered over the
week-end. Mlu Walker 1 al nor
i home in tha city.
To I xx Angrlro Harry Hamil
ton left yesterday for lost Angeles,
where h will visit with hia mother,
Xrw Ktipt Hoard la order to Mrs. K. W. Hamilton, for some
attract wandering tourists and vis- time. Mrs. Hamilton will t re-
Itors la Klamath Falls who Jut membered by many aa aba spent
don't understand the why and, some time here this spring with hr
whereabouts of things In Klamath son.
Fall the chamber of commerce'
has had a sign painted, six and one-.
half feet in height and four feet
in width to ba placed In a con
splcous place where alt thoe un
amiliar with the city may find in
formation. The algn alio gives the
Gonrl nJ , I.
and Mr. King, resident of Cbllo
qulu alio were Monday builuoe
guests in hiamata rails.
Kodak Finishing that please) all
la our specialty.
KTINHOVH STt 1)1(1
".IT Main Ht.
Frank & King's Com
in ;
Tib B WMd
Seventh and Pine Strecj
Tuesday, Wednesday and ThJ
The Bright Musical Comedy DrJ
"A SON OF BROADWAY
Prices 25c and 50 c Ja Ohi
Vaudeville Between AcU
Mrs. W. D. Co:er and Mrs.
Cofer of this city for a week.
Fred!
Shopping Mr. and Mrs. F. J.
Longmire, v
enjoyed a
ith his wife and family.
trip on the Ashland-
Oregon, the new residents having! Bowne and family of Bonanza were ! K1n,al0 highway Sunday, during
taken a house at 40) Lincoln street.
Spring Creek Visitors at Spring
creek Sunday were Mr. and Mrs.
George Blebn, Mr. and Mrs. George
Humphrey, Mr.' and Mrs. Marvin i
Lucas and Marvin Lucas, Jr., Mr.
and Mrs. J. J. Keller, Mr, snd Mrs.
Ray Tatlow, and Mrs. W. P. John
son. Tha party enjoyed aa interest-
shopping with
terday.
local merchants yes-
which time they saw many of the
desired animals along the road.
Meets Daughter A. S. Connors,
prominent Bly rancher, spent the
past week-end in the city In order
to meet his daughter, who arrived
I in Klamath Falls from her home In
Visited Lake Earl K.m,k ... 0'td. Calif. She .will visit for
companied by his dsughter Lucile.' me timt "n hr Parn" on their
From the Valley Mr. and Mrs.
Mont Hansaker and family of Ash
land, spent Sunday In Klamath Falls i
on business and pleasure.
Ing day. a luncheon
during tha afternoon.
being served I Mrs. Addle Walker and Mrs. Earl
Walker, visited Crater lake Sunday.
ranch In that section.
From Merrill Out of town vlsit-l Fo'' ' Coast Mrs. Victor Pal
or In the city yesterday included 1 nd her mother, Mrs. Chester
John Dennhey, prominent Merrill
sheepman, who was transacting busir
ness In Klamath Falls.
To the Lako Among the Crater
lake visitors yesterday were numer
ous residents from Klamath Falls.
Among those were Miss Lela Cleve
land, Miss Evelyn Westtall, Wallace
Vernon and John Amos, According
to reports, the party caught the
limit of fish In the lake.
Avery, are leaving this morning for
Marshfield, Ore., accompanied by
Miss Marie Palmer, who has been
spending several weeks at the Pal
mer home..
Crater Lake Visitors at Crater
lake Included Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Whitman, who spent Sunday at the
resort.
Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Wallace
Stich. George Yarno, Jack Klast, of
Los Angeles, and Mr. and Mn.
Everett Almeter of Portland, visiting
In Klamath Falls with friends, made
Ham P. Ellis and Hal F. W.eem. r 1" ' " ,oun"" IO "
In
... hu. m ivi tun
Commissioner H. H. Corey, Wil-
Around Lake Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Evans. Mr. and Mrs. R. 0.
Mostenbacher, Miss Charlotte Trim-
bell, ChaHes Shall and 0. If. Brer
neman composed a party of seven
who enjoyed a motor trip around
the Klamath and Agency lakes.
Lunches were enjoyed at Rocky
Point, and nnother stop made at
Fort Klamath.
Guests at Lodge J. M. Jones of
Klamath Falls was a week-end guest
at the Kesler lodge on the Ashland
Klamath highway.
To Seven Mile Harry Messner,
Salem, all active
public service commission of Oregon.
ana J. V. Newell of Portland, are
In the city on business. Corey Is
accompanied by Mrs. Corey.
Marahrielil Andy P. Davis, with
Mrs. Davis are visiting in Klamath
Falls from their iiome In um.
(field on Coos bay. "Andy" Is one
of the most prominent citizens of
Marshfield, and interested In every
thing that happens on the bay.
New Jersey Far eastern visitors
In the city this week Include Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Cohen, accompan
ied by their son from Glen Rock.
New Jersey. While In this section
they plan a trip to Crater lake.
C. 8. Currln and Dick and Bob Cur-Sii
Odell Lake Out of town visitors In
mo city mis week :noli,.l
8. C.
'imon Of Odell lair -I... i
rln tn.nl c,,n,tn .1.1.: I . . ' ni.com-
-. ..auiuB on seven- paniea to Klamath Kalis
Mile creek, and later tried their luck! Miller of Berkeley
in Williamson river.
by E. L.
Crater Lake According to visit
ors at Crater lake Sunday the re
sort was exceedingly busy, and the
rim road proved a favorite with mo
torists.' Among the parties to visit
the lodge Sunday was a party com
posed of Mr. and Mrs. C.enr t...
ElnarsBoa
Dunsinulr W. G. Chandler con
nected with the Southern Pacific
office In Dunsmuir, spent last night
in the city, transacting business.
Kugent? Mr.
and family, Murdi
Arthur Omahood.
and Mrs. H. A. Han
are visitors In the city from the
vauey. arriving in Klamath
and'"81 "'Shi from their home
gene.
Falls
in Eu-
Swedlsh Picnic An annual Swed
ish picnic was enjoyed by the mem
ber, of the Swedish organization
Sunday at Keno. near the Keno dam
on the Klamath river. More than
100 enjoyed the picnic, which is
held every year.
Weck-Eiid Visitors In Klamath
Falls over the past week-end Include
Portland Among the Portland
visitors In the city this week are a
number stopping at the White Pell
can hotel. Among those are H
Morton, W. L. Gardiner. J. D. Her
man, H. E. Newell, F. T. Oakley
Robert Espey and Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur J. Howatt.
far east,
' summer's va-
Tnti.l.l. lfi..i. , ..
Mr. and Mrs. rv n u.i..- . I .t.- - . UMW" ' ",e
of Maim .V " """"ems "uue a number from the
the city ;Z. n "iy'ng their
' " l""nn on me western coast. Mrs
To ,e LakeT. Wooslde .Ja 'Tvta TTV:
during the past weekend for Crater1 Jenklntown P ,' . a"ey '
lUe. to spend several day, the X,' PennSJ',V''"" "
Mrs. "ttoodslde, who is Interested In "-- .
ura tooge mis summer,
was expected to return
last night.
Wootlslde
to the city
Rocky Point Visitors at the var
ious resorts over Sunday included
Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. Cain and
Cecil Jlnierson, who spent the day
at Rocky Point.
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drugs
In Monday Miss Bessie Tollman
of the Lost river district, was in
l my yesterday to visit with
friends and transact business
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IaJry Randier Among the
scores of visitors who come to the
chamber of commerce weekly to
register foreign cars are a ma
jority of ranchers and farmers In-
iffrestea m the southern section of!
Oregon. Among these Is A. R.I
Nolan, who with Mrs. Nolan, have!
taken off a few weeks to enjoy a!
tour of Klamath county. They are'
dairy ranchers from Valley Ford.j
California, and while In Oregon!
plan to visit dairy projects In both
this section nnd the Willamette
valley. i
From Vacation Miss Georglannai
Clift has returned to Klamath Falls!
from an enjoyable two weeks' va-i
cation with friends and relatives in
Ashland and Medford. i
How Robert M. Koenig
" Found Remdy far
Pimply Skin
' For yesn my ak vnsild break oat
every oner in nbilr ind ointments
did very little to help roe.
I read a doctor's silicic stating that'
pimply skin usually comes trwa the
vinnacb ami bowels not getting i-h!
ol tar poitoin.
I tried Carter's LnilrUvrt Pdh fw1
a tc ita and unc thai unr mil
kin i unooik snd clrsr. Nint I ul
m friends the right way nl genm
rid ol s broken out skin and alia i,
steering clral nf upsrl xonut su.l
sick headache. Carter's arr all m,
claim fot them. - '
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INSURANCE MAN
IS BACON JOB
DOING BETTER THAN EVER
I For a long time one of our beat
laaowa local insurance men bad
beea ataadily failing in With, lat
in 8 his ambition. dithaartanaj.
worriad. nervous, no appetite, and
ganeraiiy playad out
Hia family and frUnJa
muck worriad. Doctors whom ha
coaaultad advised rest, and gave
him varioua tonics, but he did not
improve. I
Thinae ware oratt. J;aeAMBM-
nntil tha Divi.ion Suoarint.nd.nl
to town to aaa him. He said, i
Ul rai, Ta got your number i
uro. ana wivai you need is El-i
Iracu of Qanda and Iron Pboe-i
Ji V combi" fa Katb, the,
-land Tonic. Your glands era
und.rnouri.h.d aa ia plainly shown
by your palanaaa and dull eyaa. and
yoor namuaneaa and fagged-out
condition. Ciat a pockaga of Kath.
nJ I know you will g,t
a-aaulta. For I waa in a much woraa
condition, and it gave ma pep and
new outlook on life that I thought
jrere gone forever. Try Katb, and
i S! ,h raaalta."
I Agent'e wife verkearal tka
eaavaraatioa, and want at one to
bar Baaraat drag atora for a
back .a the job again, bis body and
tnind active, and he waa full af tha
Joy af living.
Buaineaa cams easy and wai .
Waasure, ba wa. ea fuQ of lif. .J
good pirita. Rejuvenation was cam
pl.t. Katk, tha Qand Taaic, will
lo the aam for you. For aala kri
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