The Klamath news., August 21, 1925, Page 5, Image 5

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iVavy w. drmy m Air Races
ol iriBna. end
Cuiir, i'""
enrouie 10
ira.
kmailay
r
l nit lu-t Friday.
F " - ..H...1 In 1 "
ioi'B w" ' ' I.1 for several day
kk. "
L,..hi.r of rou
daughter ui
tenllon of Mixing 1 few day (
trifling la bmlnui matters
Mr. and Mr.. Jack DuKnrt wtrn
bu.lneaa end plauiure visitor In
Klamath Xnlla Saturday evening.
Mr. nd Mm. Illll Simmon, and
children of Wllllama creek, arrived
bar Wednesday evening with iha In-
lontioo 01 visiting with Mr. Klin
inon's mnthar, Mra. J. J, Mansfield j
and
.rcninpanled by hla
turned to Ply Bat-
Illy
ma r un
at th cbnoliioua
1 ..klwatfiMllt
knt lor a.
.day .flvrnoun.
T t.l. .., tw
. Knot 0' u"'
..eat of Iba doctor'e
Knot. 01 io "V
(. day
L,0 annotation held,
t,IID August
Toy mad plana tor
t their horse at
rodea Ukl"
L ia perfect Plans.
1 Mia tain man, ia
r . . . . ffi.h
UMllPK aurr
II, 1 replacing
bY 1 prevent fur-
r flab.
til returned W BlY"
Xt opening of tha
of
W. Donoy. Jim Honker nnd Mlaa
Valtna Hooker, motored to Fort
Klamath Tueadny evening.
Work on th fuunilallon of I lie
new mill la elurtcd and work Ik pro
iraaalnx rapidly. Nw building
material la arriving every day, and
It la reported qulta a number of
man will ha bar noil i work
oa tha new structure.
W. A. Illlll) flenaon hn accepted
a poaltlon aa locomotive engineer
for tha I'rllran Hay lumber company
at ramp No. 2.
FT. KLAMATH
FOUT KI.AM ATM, Aug. M.-
Mlaa Faye (lordnn, after a fcw!
rfi.ua wl-lfl.- J- UI I... ..... ... '
"hmr 111 niamam ran wun
a friend. Mian Allco Ilanaon. re
turned to ber homo Friday, Faye
I. tba daughter of Mr. and Mia.
II. J. (lordon.
. Mlaa Dorothy Hugh aud brother,
Ilorqard. . war upending tho week-
aud bar visiting with friends.
' While atarklni for Jim Dlinn'
in, rraus' rou.. iia wki toa1 AM,r w knock.
loakoul aiutlon. wer k,d off , .tark brok() hl( grm
Jan ft a rlh. lift wait I nWnn In thn I
,,14 at tba Illy hall 1 b(wp,ttl ia Klamath Folia thla
auanuav. l.Bln by Jrry SU-more aud Itob-
Vk.tatoo and fam- 0,dn. 1
la llorwfly to ,llM..Vr. and Mr. Harry I.. M:iyo.
S""'' ln.-rt llolllna aiid Mr. and Mra.
, 'Allan' War.B ,. K. mn,lr(d around tha rim
Iirtni la Hly Wadnaa- of CralaT Inka Friday. Mr. and
Vunr U lb aoo of m iri.-. hUlh.r
.in, ..1 j v uiv 1 ... iftii.n " ........t.
and alalar-lnlaw, Hubert Rollna la
Mra. Mayo'a nrphow. ha la a (trad
Ulln of tba Cogawoll mllrga of San:
FranrUoo. Thla la tha flrat tlnm
thoy hav vlalird t
county.
Mr. and Mra. (i. f. Ilia and
CYI?US SAtTIS uy 8 I'. J
' ' 1 jJsS HW?AON J NORTOrTlsil
pWif ,!
! SataiaKd', ChRlSTIAH F. SCMtV-T I
...
I It. 8. Looaley racantly had an
', operation for tonaolltls. H la r
' ported to ha gattlni along flna.
"All HP FKH1NP. IS " Imllht do the trtriu-PiJaaciirUi tha
MftT riTrUINr csH lura. and attaching It to a food Una.
, NOT CATtMINO nan ht erept- cautlonalf to tha bank
I above the home of the rainbow,
The above title la an .opinion ex-
gently and quietly lowered hit lure
AGENCY Pr..M ny every au.an.7 " ' to th. .urt.c. of the water, aad waa
t..u,..i ...u,i. 7A ,! rewarded almoat Immediately by a
KLAMATH AGENCY. Aug. to.- " " ' - ,h. m hor vlclou. atrtke. , p.ut It,, w.an t the
Mr. and Mra. Uroy I). Arnold left!'"""' "- rainbow It wa a full-grown mink.
Haturday noon for Portland, where IP'" " -" And from then on for tno apac o
the former waa called auddenly to'mre"r l"'u,", 8m out-" Ian hour or more. Shorty bad th
atland a bearing or trial brought! 8horty Blevlna of Creacent la thet,ma of m r(nl. w ,8
about by the ault for Umber allot-j '' convort to thla groat truth, ttlmal hooked that It waa neceaaarjr
mrota by certain Klamath Indiana.
Mr and Mr. Marlon Gober and
children drove to Lakevlaw on Sat
urday, Mr. (lobar returned Runday,
hie conversion being brought about J , br(ng lbe mnll -to him, put hi
In the following manner: j foot on i)u nec( Bd cut the hook)
For aotne time Hhony ana hecn from hla lip1. ,.,
aware of tbo fact that a nice, Dig,
leaving Mra. Oobr and the children! fat rainbow made hla home In a cer-
there to vlKlt with her parent until1 tain pool In the. Upper Daachuieai
the flrat of September. not from from hi borne in i.reaceni.
Mlaa Evelyn Weat of Pendleton, and acveral tlraec he baa had a. "rlae"
Ore., daughter of Walter West, who! from the big boy, but baa never been
waa formerly auperintendent here, I able U aupply Juat tho proper lure
la vlalting a few day at the home j to entice the flah to take a proper
of th Mlaaea Florence and Clarice hold that la in Shorty'a estimation.
Elliott. Tuesday afternoon the lat'-llt may be the rainbow feel dlffer
ter rava a awltnmlnir narty oh the lent. A short time ago Blevlna flg-
i Upper lake in Mlaa Weafa honor. lured that a nice little green frog
jAfti'r enjoying a wlm. the party
ihad a ptcnle supper on the beach
1 around a campflre. Those attend
ing were the Mlasea Loretta and
Ferol Porter, Mary Sander, Lcatha
and Jessie Gray, the guest of honor
and hostess, and Mrs. Harry E.
Dobbins.
; Harry W. Camp, auditor for the
government, left '' Tuesday on the
stage for Kend.
, The Klamath Agency ' Woman'
, club had a called meeting Friday
afternoon, to make plana for a b'ene-
I tit affair for the Doernbacher boa
!hital fund. It was decided to give
a dance . at . the ' Agency Saturday
evening, August 29.
XEW "I1II.I. BBYA.S" !
CHICAGO" Hailed . ey funda.
mentglhrta here aa successor , to
the late William Jennings Bryan
as champion of their, cause Dr.
John Itoach ' 8tratoriv New York
clergyman, has, arrived In Chicago
to battle tha force of modernism
as typified by' Clarence . Ba-row
ana attack the lawyer philosopher
In hla citadel. , : J. 4
I Army met win race navy airmen tor tne runner prize 11- '.lw
jannual International Air Haces, to be held this rear at Mitch-I
field, Long Inlanu, N. Y. The army designations for the fllgl'.
are Lieut. Cyrua Battls, Capt. Maney V. Cook, I.ieut. Leo H. ICiw
son. 'I be navy entnet are Lieut. J. C. Viiliiici, V. S. jf. ?:Y
Lieut. H. J. Norton, U. S. Marine Corp. One of the speedie.
navy plane is shown. '
Max Mason Chosen
U. of Chicago Pres.
Wiitw U the aoo
ui brother of Mra.
lit in. Marvin Croaa.
,ift to spend some
' rf.'h4 home Won-
111 tualoeiw trip.
-
!OVE
g. 20 - n. c
nil was a bunions
u wraral day last
I, CHICA.1KJ, , . Aug. .- (United
I News) Max Mason, professor of
! mathematical physics at the Unl-
gllt, and the county club leader, week and moved down to the home r6rlty ot Wisconsin, baa been
Frank Sexton, stopped here after, of her folks, of Modbc Point. Her named president of tho University
maklna the trln to Crater lake Sat. 'fnlka loft Vnnrtiv or Tiiesdav f or ; ' V-nlcoBO.
i urday. A meeting was held ul the: Portland where they will stay for
hotel for the home-making rlulthe winter. '
girls. Mlaa Cowgill gave somo veryl Mr vrs. J. V. Martin, son
Prof. Mason's acceptance of the
afflce. which ? waa. left vacant last
May by the death of President Er-
' " ! k..inr..i ir..vn.,t.. n. .. . ..... . nest uewm uurwo, ww.mbuiiu..
nv, of Klamirthl"" V . ' ' IT. ' .".. and daugnter, joe ena vman. iy . b ,olnt u, COm
1 ';ur." :p""ler' Mr- Co'!C' R- J"00" nosed of uulveralty trustees
,iiracin, iurrm .u.in. aimiq mi- ..j dnuehter Elsie, were In Klam-. . ...
. were here Sunday visit-
giiaon, Klva Moon and Norma Gor-i tb Fallg Monday on business.
don. Also Mina Cowgill and
Sexlon a Instructors.
Mr. I
( Cilloqulu wa here
Wtrnjty. -
Hilfor and son John
twulMiD (lna Rob-
kit were guast of Mr.
Porta ' Chaatatn ' last
knd Mrs. rhoMaln and
foBpanlrd Mrs. Kllgore
ttwlr return trip Bun
Kllgore is a slsler of
rt. floberl Brophy re-
1 camping trip In the
district Tuesday even-
leport a wonderful Trip
iom; good else fiah
of Fort Klamath ' was
k hinlneM ' Thutsday
t '
Mrs. Ernie Kramer ac-
by Woody Iioney motor-
liUmath Thursday even-
Mn. John -W(iiklen$an
"turned home Tuea
after apendlng a week
'Wtlng friends.
;. 1. I,. Grfeto and
Pt ware guests of Mr.
I'rophy Monday And
thla. week.
pf tnd Waller Williams
Fslla were visitors In
hlurday and Sunday.
f. Urown of Jackson-
''U'" Mrs. Brown's nar-
m Mrs. w. D. Morgan
pei-ehd.
f Rooker motored down
una ia in b Monday to
(d Fredloi Doney back
lrad the d VI.Mn
and grandaon .and
Ifwere guests' at J.' B.
Home Monday. ' Mr,
pfo'hnne'ntf storhkeoDor
riffeek. Mr, snarlln- la
iue sume district.
of Modoo Point
n ouslness Friday.
"Nfim was over .from
,0 vlH his people Sun-
daughters,
tot.
Mrs. J. P. McAullffe wns a busl'
neaa caller In tha county sent Sat
nrday.
Mr. 'and Mrs. Fronk Evans and;
dnugnter and son, riura oni ion-
aid, passed through here Sunday
ah thutp ' -av ia Crater luke. ' 1
MUsea Ida aad Bess Brlscnn left! Marin, who spent a fow doya ot the nosehurRi Ore., are here vUtting
Saturday for Topsy Itrade. whnro; huckleberry patch last week. re-with rcla,VP11, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Bss will continue her school af-! turned loMheir home Tuesday with M1Uer.' Mr. Millar la lira. Hluir'a
tor a abort vacation. Ida intends' a good many berries. brother. .
to atay here for a week and vlslt.j a. . ' Tr.Tln nath ho"! O. B. Bunch, who has bn work-
Mra. E. 11. JarKman. miss neieu h"j-" . Crater lul(a national
I Jim Dixon and .Mtssea Kutn istcn
iols and Opal Caldwell were ehop-'
Jack Briscoe and Miss Allco Fer-,pnC ln the county seat . Monday. j
glison motored to Olene Sunday. ; 0pal jointly returned to her home
Alice has secured a public school . ter 8ppndinK the eummer.
I . .... 1. ... . 1. . 1. . Illnnn . tllll tf ' . ..... . . f .1
Clnra nnd Don- "lml"'"" ' ' I In Portland. .nr. ana . .u
Mr. and Mrs. O. W. 'Kngle and Cardwell ore Opal a parents.
son and daughter. Mejvin and! Mr and Mrs.' William Blair, of.
members ot the faculty,
begin his administration
1. v.
and
Ho will
October
Cowgill and brother, William Cow- tel
this summer quit work lust
Deserted by Kin, Driven From Home,
Girl Mniher's Baby Is born in noaa
I'll
Montgomry and Mrs.
"era down from Cal-
riday. I
Mr"- 8. a ' Jewel f of
I r, 1 !. 1U1IU
ki . - - "" .iciurv mo
M Palln thin w u k..im.
IDs . "',,,!
rOnif.a.a. an. ...
Mf Crystal!, home untll
"l able In i. .
I, an ..... .
nuiaj rwa)Mj
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III I j,.JTS" II
I mm . ma i i 1 litf a con
, u. hn.hand and father ana r, .
L laarriru u w l. a v . .1. a niiiifi ir v k 1 iv. -" r
. Mexico Attacks Consul
MEXICO CITY, United States
Ambassador James It. Sheffield
is persona non grata In Mexico
and should not return here to take
up-bia duties at the embassy ac
cording to an editorial appearing
in the newspaper Excelsior yes
terday The paper's comments on
the ambassador stirred consider
able Interest among Mexicans and
among members of the foreign
colony. '
FBI
FALL'S GROCERY
Corner 6th and Main Sts.
SA TURD A Y SPECIALS,
l pkg. Citrus Granulated Soap Ppwder;, jleg. 50c
1 pkg. Citrus Wash Powder. Reg. :...;?......r-30c
, Total price - -80c .-..np ....
SPECIAL PRICE 5Qc
While They Last V "
SALE ON SWIFT'S PREMIUM HAM
Saturday Only.
Frpah Tomatoes and Peaches. Albertas" and
Crawf ords for canning. See us before buying.
2 Tons Fresh Oregon Prunes $1.00 per box.
Loads of Good Watermelons.
SPECIALS
In Victrola Still on at
SHEPHERD'S
park, returned' to' his lSomo after
hurting bis back. - - . '
vie nnd Mrs." Fred Smith and
grandson. Clarence Dudley. .Mrs.
Chas. Noah, son and dabghter, laij
vln and Dorris, Mr.. and Mrs. ArcU,
I.cwcllen. son, Kehneth, Jake Flshj
r and Marian . Bhnch motored to.
Wlhl-Kse beach Sunday afternoon j
j to enjoy a swimming party; j
Mr. and Mrs., r red eeu m """j, ,., ,.., ......w
Innd are here tnis weea tmiuusii
Mrs. Nell's iii-ther and father, Mr.
and Mrs. fl. W. Loosley. ;
Miss Jessie Thomas was a bual- :
nesa caller In Klamath Falls Mon
day evening, she came back Tues-j
day.
Mr, and Mrs. J. V. Shank ot A1-,
bony, and Mr. nnd Mrs. Cecil Fox,
of Eugene, stopped at the Anna
Creek-Lumber 'mill to visit withj
Mrs. Shank's sister, '"Sirs. aiacK,
Parker. Tlio party had been to
Crater lake, coming by. the way of.
Medford. They returned to their
homes by the way . of Klamath
Falls,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Nlchola of
Klamath . Falls, and Mr. and Mrs.
H. B. Loosley, spent Sunday after
noon cn Klamath river fishing.
Bring Us Your
HIDES
and
PELTS
We are la the nurket for
Bides and Pelts, and will ff
tba highest market price.
Lewis Grocery
223 S. 6th Photw .KS
!
nr. n.n , ... .
rm and daughter,
sUble. Mr. Anne Cooper, V''11; few hour, later in an Infirmary,
near Chicago. The naoy " - " . I)rem,ture birth inauceu y
Sue, Phy.lci.n. ...v, to exposure and pre M. Cjoper
Z I .IgM o P"1 ,' 'Ltn tron, which .he w.yirted, de
LaeeS in the hoapital. Y.. is ' ,. J
slarei by authoritle. to be unht tor.
Only $725.oo
Dodge Sedan
$241.67 D6wn $46.82 a Month
With balloon tires, shock absorbers and
full equipment. We consider this the best
used car buy in. Klamath County.
Howie Motor Co.
Esplanade and; Pine. Phone 379
UNDERWOOD'S
SPECIALS
Regular $1.50 ELECTRIC CURLING IRONS
"Reguiar$I.SO ALARM CLOCKS Special at
R"clTr"i5!oO-HA.lR BOBBING, SETS, consisting of
Comb, Clipper bbcI Bnrhr Scissors . -j
'''''.' $289 ' mntr-'aVA iu"t
Regular 50c"lEMON COLD CREAM Special at .
29c p - ;":' " '
. s r
" " lReil7ro"cOCOANUT OIL SHAMPOO ,
" 29c . -
Rlelar $1.00 Nylotis COLD CREAM POWDER
' 79c ..
"ReguTa7 $1.00GENUINE RUSSIAN IMPORTED
MINERAL OIL
' HC '
RTgula7$1.20 IMPORTED OLIVE OIL
Regular Toe UNDERWOOD'S CORAL CREAM
- 29c
"ReTularSOc UNDERWOOD'S BAY RUM
""RegHlar 50c UN DER WOOD'S LEMON ' LOTION ,
Regui7r"60c UNDERWOOD'S VANISHING CREAM
' ' ::.
Regular 50c UNDERWOOD'S GREEN SOAP
. - SHAMPOO -
2?P-1
IF ITS GOODENOUGH TO BEAR UNDERWOOD'S
NAME, IT'S THE BEST OBTAINABLE
Underwood's Pharmacy
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