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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 25, 1925)
IS ffED HERE r I P.U.-... City, re- ..i,lur.r,l aiiU.L. V n" .nr.... Frlduv ""u finest bulls ever Fflasuth e""n1)'. lied ly no ami o County Aaont tbe marked pre ', w line will In a few . ..r rourkod Incroaa 'jl(tioii and quni'iy or f, Vrd. The dam of animal. Hrlur Sola hii, had a milk produc- L ,i three years or 11,- U HI '' I"""""1 uut" rorld's fhamplon Louino rrllly. T'10 Wtltske Dairymaid had 1,1 als yi'r " f"r ,b. milk and H10.il ,n, was llio only eow d to make lour record. ll. or over buttorfut por 111 latest purchase King maid frilly, la a yoar- LoDib and will make hi to the admlrlnK puhllr !imith ciunly lulr. In limn lrl In rriito Mr. J Prodigy Reads at Age of Two August 25, 1925. V. .'Wat' Charles Baker, two-venr-olcl Chicnon nrorliirv. rr-nl- hfnri- linen to his mother. What's more Btnrtling, the infant is teach ing Lis sister, w ho is puo j'car old, how to read. t BE IN K. F. SEPT. 26 Prllly arrive! In splcn-, NW KLAMATH flTDRF r.nvrDNMruT tinner altbnumi llnt uiunl" " . v w nanm.m Id the rrat "a, a hit uuia UKt. tUUIFMLNT EXAMINATIONS Wil l. the U-K I: -hi ulJ uul , , A. A. Mrllonlil. mannRfir tit thn, ill hr mini, liili r'i'Hl- " A' PHi'lmr Co , nc. rulurnnd lo irqulHltlon or .urn a , Klaniulb Full. .Monday fv.nlnR tron. ! T"0, Vuil,! 8,,,tn9 ('lv" .. ..n . i,r,..l ihnt buylim trip from llm north. I 'onunllon Invlteii KP-claLallontlon .. i Arrnriiinv i. i..u..i.i .i ... I 1 ho f:t that 111 examinations bold I,,. production record, ot "'- to b. , ildl. , ""-n 1, Klun,alh Fa . and other ;,. . luru't rul numo anil f p iT molr,,.. 20 SIGMA IS BANQUETHEREi Page Thr Twonty mombera of filKina Nu, ronroa'cntlnK .eight different unlver- altlua or college!, met la tbe Wblto Pelican hotel on Saturday night for their fifth annual banquet. "The dinner was given In the Dutch room. Ed Geary served ' as toastmaster for the evening and interesting pbaaea of college Hie when he at tended .school were added to the program by Vernon Vawtor. He Is president of the Jackson county bank and a regent of tha Univer sity of Oregon. H. D. Mortenion. fraternity bro ther from Stanford, apoka during tbe evening, as did a number of visitors from Medford. ! Those present were Kenneth 8. Perry, " Tom W. ' Delzell. Martin Ramsby, Orin Dadman, Paul i. Kel ler, Ei Geary, all ot Klamath Falls; Ed Sweeney of Chlloquln; P. Hedges, now of Klamath Falls, for merly of Montana. Grants Pass was represented by J. E Kerr and Med ford visitors Included Vernon Vaw ter, William . Vawter. Ployd ' Hart, Don Newberry, K.F. Engle, 'J. W. Judy, Geary Garrett, Ned Vilas and D. W.' Herring. ' ... t r (..; ' A booster for Klamatn ccait and Klamaib Falls and avti legit' Imate Industry therein that's lbs Klamath News. iteck. k cannot re.'ognlze ad' In- aor can It recognise hla natter bow appealing that be. Jsitlre of the Peace Ed Bound It noirsnnry no 10 kriir atternnon , vha cava Ills nnnin nu T. kriD, was charged! with the itouciulon of a still. k taken away from my '-n't know what will hap- Eirhran nld. "Nobody are or my place aa It liken raro or." Ktodtll thought It ovor. i te held that McEachran loe penalty. 'Ill be held." ho anlil, nil or 2suo." la was arrelod In the lio- Eilrr by Shurltr Uurt Haw ul Sherlrr Moneymaker Olllcer Mrllrldo. The aide eurly Sunday. : Oregon made, ana win n.ia v-..niu to the apswaranre or the building I ' l"r""Km,,,l lno county whl. h Is now submltilnK to lcnlvu I '" "" vn,'an'l " ' '"'""i Ser irpnlrs. Htuc o rinlsh will l used I a",lienl woro "nt """ "n on the exterior or the building ac-, "u,,,ht'r lelred, and that these cording to McDonald, and the atalr- "",m"latlon" wl" 1,6 l,cl1, Btaln way will be placed In the rear 0f'Race",t of aPnllcatlon8 ' ' on 'the building. I September 2. Tho dato for the 8 s- FUturo. and enlpmPn, t com- "cmU ,n,! ot ct""P!t"0" plote the alore on the corner or Firth'1' 0n 11,8 aaralBlon " and Mam ..r.t i.i i i.. l' applicants altor tho close or re- CONVENTION FOR '26 INVITED falls yesterday offlrlnlly 1926 convention nf ihn file federation of1 Inlinr If Pllnn extended by Mayor acrepteii. The welcome to c. I!. Taylor, prosl- 'Iste terierntlon, through M la the telegram aont by r)lnr ot Marshriold: Taylor. Slale Fed. or l.ahnr ' 1 ffttinn, I. Ore. h P'lls Invites convention you to in this s , -iiiion in inn I' oehalf nf ih .n - nu I ho delegates eiconie to our city." Are Your Mren's Eyes yfor School? P them bow. "h poor ej,., has l,tb hardor than tho lis. 10 RooD I "r class,.,. t at n GOBLE n'r? Emined fesKttVICB Btreet ath Falls In tho near fiuurc. and tho store will open Its doors to the public Reptvnibcr 15. Tho building, which Is now on an angle, will be sbnped square. providing two entrances to tho sides. hiell contain ladleil nmmr.1 ntwl men's furrllshlngs. Alleged Non-Supporter Released On Cognizance Acting Justlco of the Peace Kd Kendall yesterday, took under ad visement the caso or Georgo E. Ilrooks. churned with non-support. llrooks, released on his own re cognizance, will appear nt 10 o'clock toduy to reroivo sentence. His at torney held thai tho clcfondunt was nt all times willing to support his wllu and children. - HOTEL ASTOD 2nd 4 Hill Im Antrtal EVER lf .ROOM Has PRIVATE TOILET 50 S Datlu New, Mo lcrn Qose io Shopping Disttit.! r.nil I hcntKa FREE CARAGE ' Tr1 frem f-1.50 ccipt ot applications. Persons interested in these or other examinations should apply to tho secretary or the I'nited States Civil Service Hoard at the local post office for detailed information and appllcatlun blanks . , Try a News Class Ad. I'HlntiiiK, paper liniigiiix Interior deforming. COI'KIt imoTIIEIW Phono' H. 29 is the right price to pay for a good tooth paste LISTERINE TOOTH PASTE Large Tube 29 '. ' on talc dally. Now visit eastern acquaintznee, familiar scenes. Plan a vacation trip.bcnefitins by these low roundtrip fares. For example from main line . points Kansas Clty.Mo. S OmahNcb 7 St. Louis. Mo s;- New Orleans, La. Chicago, 111 J- St. Paul, Minn "f " Wa.hlnirmn,n.C. .... J.W Philadelphia, Pa H4.0J New York City " BoMon.Masa. 153 w Proportionately low farca to many other points. Stopover privilcces. Comfortable, luxuriously-appointed trjin. Convenient con nections at ijftcrn terminals. For ,'jirthcr information, ' oik Any ejent ; ' . " 4 Routes Sunset , Golden State American Canyon Shasta ' Go on one; return on another if you choose .1. J. MILLER Dlst. l'YeU,'ht anil Pas senger Agent Room 805 Hopka Mrtg. Klninnlli Falls, Ore. Phone 70l Today is lant day of Blanket Sale. That tells you to buy today to get discount. Black Satin for winter again is , a meteor in the fashionable fabrics for ex pressing the contrast of colors so subtly necessary for the charmingly and im peccably well dressed wo man. . ' i Satin, always a background for decorative ideas and trim mings, to denote personality and high lights, meets the de mand for smartness and chic in untold ways for both for mal and informal occasions. Prices in satins have a wide variety to please, ranging from $2.50 to $3.50 Fall Specials in Silks Crepe la Mode... $1.00 Delightful non-crushable silk and rayon dress material for fall. Colors tan, cocoa, white and honeydew, 36-inch width, yard, $1.00. Navy Charmeiise $3.50 Heavy quality charmeuse, soft and of a lustrous navy for fall dresses; a 40-inch width silk of innumerable variety of uses, $3.50. . Molly-o-Crepe ...$4.50 Beautiful, durable and fashion able crepe for fall dress by the silk maker "Mallinson"; in mid night shade, 40-inch width, $4.50. Itoshanara Crepe $4.00 Popular and of brilliant texture , and sheen,, wonderfully adapted' to fall fashions, in steel, blue, fal low, 36-inch, regular ?4.85, re duced to ?4.00. Brocaded Satin .$2.25 Charming fabric for lining of coats, jackets and fins, in i a ne..ay-,of Plea8in& colors to choose from, 36 inch width $2.25. 130 Remnants Including several pieces of Geor- n. t jtt I fc guue vrepe ana irepe ae unine. Just Rite Garter; PA shirred ribbon elas- jlC v tic, in 3-4 yd lengths . V. Butterick Styles " ' For Fall Dresses are authority. There la a Bolton with each pattern. ' Dclinerator and Big Butterick Quarterly here. LACE COLLARS AND.. CUFF.. SETS AND FRONTS, SFE-CIAL $1 MwrmMj in Ffcw -FaiH Brapra Now being shown a large new 'as sortment of beautiful cretonnes and :urtain materials in. late figured and flowered . patteriiarprNow Is tHeime to make the den or livingroom cozy and comfortably inviting for the com ing months. ' Widths 32-inch and 36-inch. 25c, 29c, 33c, 43c, 59c, 8Sc Pride in A ppearana Should Include the Home Nice variety in new stock of buttons in novelty designs for fall styles; and braids in Ric Rac, Military, Edging and Novelties. . mm lMiiilmlililiiiliiiluiliiiliiJ lilijilililiiilililililililililililiilVjy Kl AM ATM y. 'CO- We will show a Belcct presentation ot Coats and Frocks on living models as an added attraction to the entrancing picture "The Dressmaker From Paris" at tho Pino Tree-tonight and Wednesday. , THE BEST MEAT AT REASONABLE PRICES PALACE MARKET THE OLDEST, MOST RELIABLE MEAT MARKET IN KLAMATH CO. WE APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE 524 MAIN ST. PHONE 68 Frame Repaired iOTtfeern Pacificlines
