The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, August 11, 1925, Page 3, Image 3

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)OLST(
TO GAIN 200 PUPILS
' " ii Tlinurfoir Anmiirf 11 10.OK
' FHCIVfl III..,, ..... . ..J.".-J. I f 1 '. L-L .1
P Three
LL WITH A TOTAL OF 1200 r'ZZ:
UboI Will Not B Completed Until Nov
i u o
fj City leacners uocn
retracted For But One
1 Kbonl cinia
, a,orlntenilnnt
Ujool dnor, un
,jrollnifl will
,1 mirk. U 11"
upwlnim'l"11''
..-ii- n .Miin
faro"'
whlrh to ''
I'ltllM eicrcisc.
Lrr, ! w,,n
in, end rmtotra
rueidiy nwrnlng
nIBI ln, m'ih
Mt irlili ronular
lltlo.
I school
Norrmber I. ec-
Lad tunl
,1 school lt rr
I, bulldUX !"
f t,n in the I'm-
h rslrrlew,
Ii Mill ddllln.
Ilcan ,'hool.
iir will pnirwuu
Ur prorr-s.
. ,-lrool. In the
v I. and rcno
i : preparation
bell It underway.
trldsr proceeding
ol. will be of ta
rs Ii the cliy
uperlatendent of
1. A. Churchill,
tit occuloa.
in bMI coBirnct-
Imlii school rear
I A,uil Parker.
I Mollis Beldlng.
In, HelM Jnnee.
Jims, vioieue
CliatB, Laura
ithooL Florence
ilno, Reu Ooera.
KJ.fi. flor-
Clrwl. Mar B.
JUbm Lage-
. Uibel Aadrr-
Um Uaikoft.
Hi Peylnn and
linn Ray achool,
fri Morrlaoa, Flor-
VKidt achool, Chloo
'III, Lotrtta Jen-
Jennl, B Mill.,
n Kaesee. One
"hool Ii Ml va-
kri.
mailed tn i, . .
' inquirer, who
bare hor.... ,lnr r88Illf of hw
. cbarlola. lulomobllea and poar
atrln... Special .pprop,.011
by the bo.,d torr , soo
for harnna and $Gio pur.. f, .
mobile racing. ,,,
flpeclal teacher art Ruuell Kid- c or"cr tbroughoul the
dor, manual training; Olive Wlleou, I UBl' elgbborthg lo'caTHlea
gome economic, an,; Krelyn Apple-1 wn"r "n roada are grfod, will hire
ate, muale. Mia lli-l M.rlolland j ""I' 1 wr 01 He rbaalng tome
wlll eer whoul nur.e, although 1 plrln( Kouubll, drlirer after the
ah will not ua In Ih, employ ot,""'i,r ft"1
the achool. -
3 CASES OF SCARLET
FEVER HERE IN JULY
. The third eaae of ararlet fever
to be ruportod during thn paat
month to the count health unit
waa that of Mr. Ileailr Hwnek, of
Mill Addition, who 1a laid br Dr.
). 8. Nowaom to be In no Imnied
lale dangnr from the dlaeaa. The
other twi cuaea are well paat the
danger volnt aud faolliea will be
lifted from quurtatloe In the Im
mediate future.
According to Dr. Newaom there
la no danger of ararlet fever epi
demic aa many of the realdenla In
the city fear.
July report from the county
health officer ahow only aeven cue
of whooping ' cough reported
throughout tun county aa agalnat
the greater number which waa
thought to have apread for aome
time.
inner contagiou aiaeaaea re
ported to the office Included chick
en pox, J; gonorrhea, 4; ayphllla,
2; mumpa. 1; amall pox 1; making
total of 17.
Local Briefs
'. Peajty Roae, Albertlna Nlta-nioy Sunday afternoon at Wlul-Ksa. Tp lb Lake Mr. and Mr. Laall At IVa'h Dr- nJ Mi, "ft i
'liuliu aud Mr. Nellie Oaborn. , where they apent their time iwlm-, Rogera war among tha visitor, at i carver were vlaltori al W .j' )
mlng. Mr. and Mr, ft. R. Btlneoa
To HUniiiiHl Mr. and Mra. Harry
I'ella. with their bonee aueeta. Mr.
and Mra. Roy Buckingham of Med-
ford, left yeaterday (or Diamond
accompanied them to the beach, mo
toring on to Fort creek.
From Lakevlrw Dennl O'Connor
Lake of the Wood over tha week-jterday on Agency Irk. whr. t.c
end. WrTh their family they occu- apent the day enjoying a picnic
pled their delightful aummer borne, lunch. . . i .
Saturday Bundar. r I , ... , ,
lake, where they plan a ftohlng trip of Lakevlew wa among the bulne Wlnl-Kae Mr. and Mr. J. H. , nt wood, oiir in- ai K-
uaroanan were among me .cor. . , (mJ a Mf Mi Mrt , ffort .
Timor at wiui-na uunoay aner-. . H,h,. , oordon.
for the early part of the week. They
nave taken a cottage at the reaort.
Hunii- Harri'M According to
thoM who attended the dance given
Halurday night In JJorrla. the affair
waa one of the nut aucceaatul of
the araaon. Muale waa provided by
the Ilroadway norelty orcheatra.
Tlaltor In the city yeaterday.
Hr. Hurolay-Rlchard Walker of Boon "Joying aplchlc lunch.
Grant Paaa waa among tha Interest
ed vliltora In the city Sunday, when
Jjkkr o' Wood, Mr. and Mra. C.
!
Occupy fottage Mr. and Mm.
Underwood were among the cot- Cbarlea Martin, with the'r gin-at.
the cnil a
of !!.
lb': unl
Woods.
KLAMATH VALLKY HOSPITAL.
Ratra In confinement, SO to $80.
Tha beat of care adv. 17
Nrtio Vtolta Mr. ant Mr,. Wll
lard Hmlth enjoyed a wlalt over the
week-end with Mra. Bralth'i aelce,
Mr. and Mra. Frank Martin of Bpo
kane. Mra. Martin also vlalted with
hor aunt, Mra. P. K. Hlnkley of Wo
cu marah. The vlaltor returned to
Spokane by way of Medtord. Monday.
( amp At Lake Mr. Archie Wlih-
ara ana a party of friend, are en
Joying a camping trip at Crater
lake, where they win apend the re
mainder of tb week.
To the Lake Mr. and Mr. Wll
lard Smith and aon Thornton, of
ureacent avenue, Mlaa May L. Smith
of Panama, and Mra. Minnie C.
smith or Denver, were among the
viaitora at Crater lake yeaterday
rrom Klamath Falla.
Mnlfonl George Hilton, Jr., of
Medford. la In tha city on a brief
bualneaa trip.
Chicken Dinner A chicken din
ner with "all the trlramlna' " waa
given by Everett ilardenbrook and
Krneat Nltachelm. to girl, of the
lllue lllrd Bunday evening, followed
by a dance and neveral Interesting
feature. The guests were Waive
Moullun. Ethel Pearson. Hilda Ha
maker, Mnda 'Stanaberry, Ada flic
To VIhI-Kf Mlaa Marjorle Stln
nn and Mlaa Gertrude Lindley werr
nmonn the Klamath Falls a: tri- t
1 .. ' ,
Printer s Sick Stomach
. and Headaches '
Almost Cost Jot
be made the trip over the mountains -t i-v f th. wa tn -n.: Mra. norothr Lu-e. rprni Jti"
. ... ALiuiiu tii joy tnejr Bummer no me orer
..-....i am. . week.end
IV. i ni Illy Mine Marie Obenfhaln
( i',y :'.ji-if Tnnrt.i' In th( rlty. a
M O.K'iii);:i in is h il.i .iKli;r uf
Mr. Jihd Mt-M. (JtiKtitiitnn, ii unilnffnt, j
rw.tfi , or Hit- lily dl-tri l. I !
Euild with
Mr. K. M CotliM of WoodbavnO
n. in uyt, -irimio ot ploOUian
inrouftn rot vmr wearily eo aocouni
oi bick ncaaecne ana tour stoma
I oow moy good bcalta and ambition,
can do mort and better work and life
i worth living. 1 have never before
Riven my nam to advertise a medtcioejl
but you cannot imaaine how different
I 4 eel .inc I discovered Carter's Little
Liver Pills."
Carter's Little Liver Pills tonic ttief
whole system through the liver and;
bowels. The? act as a mi Id and.eSao-j
tive laxative, in a gentle manner with-
out an had after effects,
RecfMnmended and lot sale by allj
drtta stores. " J
GoMoq Rule service and atock Increased the volume ot our 1925 July business 25 per cent over July of 1924.
"School
"School days, achool daya, dear old gold
en rule daya; readln' and writln' and
'rltbmatlc, taught to tha tune of a hick
ory tlck; I waa your bashful barefoot
beau, you were my queen In calico, when
yon wrote on my ,late I lore you Joe,
when we were a couple ot kids."
IHMc.tTHIV
i'hrr)
the lut-rior.
I Ukerlew Ore
. U25.
M'T Klvrn that
"I Bonania. ra-
P . 123. na,l.
lulling Ilompstpad
r i mi 1, SKM
8r. R. ELik'u
EW!. Hoctlon
aange UK. VI.
filed tntln
mike Three vr
r 'Mm to the land
"More J, o.
Commissioner at
the 26th .day
School Time Clothes Time
School Begins Soon Prepare Early
Nev Ginghams 35c Shantungs
E. W. tephyr gingham. 32 Inch,
guaranteed fast color, 17 colore and
patterna In creeks, block and figured
squares. Alao. aeml-tone Clalrloch ging
hams with horltontal aebra stripe bor
ders and check border. Lovely to aew.
5 i
f ' School.
S m& Soyzeen
t......ne.sea: Hi " i
J"' ' uingolla Val- v'iA "!. W J 1 ' . . 1
nonania. Ore- ? v" II
' Bn,Bla Oregon, ft if ,.
" f l-orella. Oro- M V M-
P. LIOHT. ,
Hcglator X.7iS3
ORDERS I ' Butterick
L ' I Patterns
r ' Nw in Btck at the PHttern cunter'
I K rear nd center, early fall styles in
HOIIRQ t metropolitan fashions in Butterick
VO K designing, with the well known
2 Deltor guide.
, . M rtemember Butterick pattern aertlce al-
We make 51 ya la at your request, for mall ordera
... (T at any tlmo. If In douht como look
ltbelMat H through the Butterick book with It
ueai. P .t.n i. u.. in fine clothe for
II I ft, babie. children, mlssea. womon and
a Wll
T . School lPWlil
: I I Mfa C-...I. .. i. ith ouallty apparent tell
STONE-TILE
INCOME FROM
BUILDING INVESTMENT
HulMinm conslrur.tf'd for com
merii.,1 w. inuat yield a aatis
(ariory return on the money lu
viel anil Stnne-Tlle couatruc-i
tion ofrnn a sure maun, of a.'
rompllHhlni; thin object.
Sloiii- TilB hollnjr concrete brlf-k
ttivrfi you periTianence. attractive
appcai'iin'-e and fire and weather
proof quulitie at a aubatanilal
Knvin& orer reinforced concrete.
Stores, garage and factor! of
Mtone-Tlle construction are erery-
where yielding a aafe income from
p iisfled tcnanta.
BUILD
WITH STONE.TILE
Klamath Concrete
Pipe Co.
788 Market V Pbowe B88-W
School!
(Days;
IS A PEACOCK
ashamed of HIS LEGS,?
rf not, whywhen he look, at h5a Vef. doea b.
alwaj-a lower hia tail? Medieval rtnre-fkera pua
zled over thia and other entertaining auperstitiocia. .
. Today we know better, and we axe fast getting away
from other popular auperatitiona, aa, tor tnatapc, UMt
there ia aomething mysterioualy better" about eastern
motor oils merely because they cost more and are mad)
in the east.
Superstitions Tass the Facts Prove
Zerolene's Superiority .;
Aa matter of fact, there ia no better motor ofl than
Zerolene, which ia produced right here on the Pa
Coast from selected western naphthenic baas erode,
refined by this Company's patented high-vacuum proc? ,
ess, and aubtnitted to IS positive check for quality.
Exferifnced' Automobile Men Dirregeml
Oil Superstition
Experienced automobile men pay no tribute to aaper
athion they gauge a lubricant not by price or where
k cornea from-but by car performance ndt'ow5'
tenance costs. Zerolene to not only successfully lubri
cating mora cars in the Pacific Coast state than any
other oil made; it is used and recnnmiendedby eato-
mobile agencies and big pacta of such celebrated Jfce
aa Cadillac Chrysler, Dodge, Lincoln, Packard, Pkw
. Arrow, who know that true motor ofl economy to not a
' matter of Drice per quart, but what the lubricant does.
m, , . , Less CarbonMore Power
Zerolene will improve the gasoline mileage, redoes
carbon removal operations and lengthen theWeofyoar .
, car. Why pay tribute to a superetition? Insist on Zero-
, lene ask for it by nam.
. 1 . Qet the Ta&sl
A series of independent and impartial reports show
ing the experience of large users with Zerolene motor
oil has been collected in our booklet, "Why Pay Tribute '
to a Superstition?" Ask any Standard Oil Company rep
resentative or Zerolene dealer for a copy. t
59c
Blue Rldg" Sli.in?ung meet' the de
mand for medium welUt fabric fur
:irly fall. lle.iutlful with Its high
ahecn and faat color that stand laun
dry. Solid colors In 32 In. width.
- - 35c Wool Crepe - - 98c
Fast color fabric In dollar dot pat
tern on striped background and
check. Lorely material for school
dresses and adaptable to a wide var
iety of trimming. 36 in. width.. .
Novelty check wool canton non-crush-able
and long wearing; 36 Inch width;
ultable for dresses, separate skirt and
suits; In beige and ,brown, peacock
blue and black check with high laitre,
-. ' . .
V51 anadl SujiMinig Qeana Up
Few dress patterns left in novelty voiles and fast color suitings at sale
price, including Lin-Fast and Moose Head.'
Novelty Voile 69c Fancy Suitings 39c
To Make Dresses Prettier
Specialists in A F C Dress Trimmings.
1 Bias tape, all colors, rick rack braid, novelty edging, tatting
edging, feather stitch braid, silk bias fold tape, silk skirt braid,
silk military braid, woven tatrim, soutache braid, buttons in
a large variety of colors and shapes, novelties and plain
large stock of laces and insertions, in great variety of colors
and widths.
Cloth button made) to order.
the atory while ervice with value well olve your problem.
Insist on Zerolene even
if it does costless
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
CALIFORNIA)
i
1 i
on sale dally. Now visit eastern
acquaintances, familiar scenes. Plan
vacation trip, benefiting by these
low roundtrip fares. ,
For example from main line
points .
KanMaCitv.Mo. $ 72.00
Osuha,Neb. 72.00
St. Louis. Mo.
New Orleans, La.
Chicago, 111. . . .
Sc. Paul, Minn. . .
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia, Pa. .
New York City. .
Boston, Mass. .
. . 81.50
. . 85.15
. . 86.00
. . 87.50
. . 141.56
. . 144.91
. . 147.40
. . 153.50
Proportionately low fares to many
otnsrpointa.
Stopover privileges. '
Comfortable, luxuriouslyap
pointed train. Convenient con
nection at eastern terminal.
4 Routes-
Sunset
Golden Stats
American Canyon
Shasta v
Go on one;
return on another
if you choose
For further information,
ask any agent
J. J. MILLER
Dint. FreUrht and Pas
- aenfter Aseat -
Room 90S Hopka Bids;.
' 'i, Klamath Falla, Or. '
X.- Phone 0
Southern PadficUnG