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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 10, 1925)
KLAMATH NEWS Thursday, Sept. 10, 1925 jOaurnnaftln Comity Nws i i HILOQUIN iiin. Hunt. . The Chll- Lol reopens tho 14th of thli year, owing lo " tho now Improvement Uool building ere being i wuro uoiujrcu. aiiu n ha',a ""urned from Lakovlow nil report that the round-up thin yr was the- b.t r held there. . tar J. Kerrigan, woll known Publicity man. ha, returned to hl home In Wost Chllonuln. He bus boon In Klamath Kails, whore he mot and eaw off hi. i.i .!... l.anro in the bl.tory of j Croc kor. who 1. It recorded tills yeur T, A. had their first of the season yosioruay mid outlinoa inoir worn lining year, which has in- coimluuranio. airs. J. kcsldonti Curtis Ilodrlch, ident. na Mrs. uaiay 11. ccrotury. are 10 oo pruis- ,,.r faithful work In Ihli la to lie it I von Saturday leptomber 28. Ill the new fueling for tho purpose of desired amount to pur ano to be used In the L,i homo. Tne uavago III rurnisn ino music. Intoront shows so fur by rltltens ana irionai tne be huge aucroae. K. U Cobi. formerly rec- cuthoilriil In llaker City Inn, tlmo pastor of the hurrti In Klamath Falls irnfrt on tho Klamath having nrrlvod at rk yesterday. Father hi it i f friends In this country who will bo have fc!:n with them SHASTA VIEW BIIAHTA VIEW, Sept. 8. W. R Hiiskln, II. K. Wilson aad C." M. Klrkpatrlrk huvo ouch purchased bill cars Intuly. Muxlne fllnmpley of Klamath Kails spent a week's visit with Ni'llln Himkin. Mr. and Mrs. Ollvor Martin spent a few days In Ashlnnd. Kims Hlamplcy and family spent Sunday and Monday at tho Huskln rum h. Mr. end Mis. Banders and daughter Florence of Malln are on a few days trip to Mcdfonl. Frank I'aygr has started har vvstinK h! rrcp In Tula lake Sat urday. Khasta Vlow school opened tor enrollment Mnnduy. Kept. 7. and opened In full session Tuosduy. MIDLAND MIDLAND. Kept. 9. Among those who attended the Klamath county fair Saturday wore: Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Hpenco and fumlly, Mr. and Mrs. 8. L. Ilurnctt and fum lly, Mrs. 3. D. Hooper and daugh ters, MIhs Anna Ilurnott and Chnrlee Porter. Kdger L. Furber Is expected homo soon from a business trip at Seat tlo. Wash. Mr. and Mrs. John Ttohustclll anil drown building, noxt l, Quality Citfo Is fast sn it spued anil liiitoro kill bo able to boast of Lw brick liulldlng on the 0. W. Drown of Kono taw. irt of tho local rltlions Liter working hours pul- pirim liw.klnfr fur- ' " ', "h. . ". Richard r 11 J ...i.. i. o.., I Klamath Falls visitors Saturday. nil U IHKVB I'miTJ . I Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Sevclk and nldlv nolo on at tho ''""illy wore Klamath Falls visitors Iv Miri'huscd by the Tar- Friday. ir company and It la ro-j Miss Charolelte Wright, who had ll a Crew m suu nifl IHHn ttlipuinu'tl iwm iicr ui niv i- ploycii by Novomher 1. mary grades In Midland wag trans V. King still alay! on t. In that ne nas movea from the rear room of i Pure Drugs store to floor of tho telephono hero ho will be pleased ,nii tmlst hla friends In work. k, lito of Oakland, i Calif., assisting the erection Chinese laundry, which completed on Chotatoot Inula I.aurltscn of tho o Cream company lons- kund to Mr. Fong for ten ycara. rninn, manager of tne theatre and wife wore iiume by their frlonds, spent a delightful va- the west coast. Hedrick. popular local konnccted with the Klam- company, has returned making a trip to Weed, left hla family. Mrs. bd the children will mo wn to San Francisco to friends. ackson and family of kqnln have roturnod from p- mountain ao tho chlld pn on tlmo to entor the H. Jernno Jackson and Mrs. limed last evening from having finished Ills hay- rile, formerly captain of p'h Indian oollce la In Palls on a business trip. David and family spent Klamath Fall! and will iKht. I. Klnmath tribal conn- t yesterday In Klamath n amber of local ', cltl- T ORDERS at j L HOURS kffee we maks can't be beat. ,. . i. I i AT At , . : fee Dan's ferred to Miller Hill school Quite a number of the blue and red ribbons were carried off by tho Midland folks at the county fair. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutton and son Jimmy wcro visiting at tho fair. Mrs. J. C. Sevclk has accepted the position as teacher in Mid land high grades. - Severn! of the farmers around Midland have begun cnttlng tholr fall crop of bay. The Midland Canning club car ried off third prlie on their can ning. Mrs. Middleton la keeping the Midland grocery store during the absence of Mrs. Frank Flowers, who Is visiting In California Mrs. J. D. Hoopor and family were Klamath Falls visitors this week. Wm. Burnett and Charles Por ter were Midland visitors Saturday evening. Hilbert Largcnt was calling ot the 'Burnett rnnch Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Waltor Zotsmnn and family were county fnlr visitors. Miss Jncklo French has returnea homo after her visit In .Midland at tho Sevclk home. Mr. Middleton has moved his family Into the Martin brother's oronertv In Midland. Tho Middle- tons have been living at tho Mid land hotol for past few months. Mrs. Beatrice Pholps .has return ed to Midland school, where she has Will One of These Be Amour a Ainsley , in a Film Version of "SURRENDER"? Page Three if h At y Ai KLAMATH CATTLE WIN GRAND PRIZE AT VALLEY FAIR Shorthorn Take, Highest Honors At Grants Pass County Fair the Hammond aggregation, was wearing the senior championship and grand championship ribbons, while West & Walters' Lady Laven der proudly bore away the junior and grand championship blues. Will Hammond phoned the secretary of the fair board at the close of judg ing, which Included thirty animals wearing blue ribbons in the final judgment. K. M. t W. E. Hammond also sent a flock of IS Hampshire and Ranbouillet sheep, which will be judged Thursday. mittee of the honse of representa tives handling the Interior depart ment bill, has always considered tho Baker project feasible, was the state-' ment of L. U. Cramton, Michigan representative to a delegation ot Baker business and .irrigation devo tees here today. In tho party which Inspected tho Bakor irrigation pro ject were N. J. Sinnott, Oregon, rep resentatives Burton and French from Idaho. ' When the ftlountcrest herd en trained for 'the Josephine connty fuir, Fred Bayliss, manager of that notable show aggregation, talked West & Walters and K. M. & W. E. Hammond Into sending along some of their stock, assuring them that they had the goods that would go up against anything shown In tho val ley string of fulrs, including the stato fair. Ko, with many misgiv ings and laugh! about what thoy might be led to expect in competi tion at tho larger gatherings, both West & Walters and Hammond and Son took a herd of sborthorai to Crartts Pass. At the close of judging Wednesday night, the proud old Lord Sultan, shorthorn herd bull of BAKER IRRIGATION PROJECT FEASIBLE SPECIALS In Victrolat Still on at SHEPHERD'S BAKER, Sept. .9. The sub-corn- Raiders of "Surrender," aerial story now appearing iiftliis I newspaper, are proposing tncir favorites for the role of Amoura Ainsley" in a film version of the novel. Read the story and see if you think one of these stars is fitted for the part. Above: Bcbe Daniels (left) and Norma Shearer, j Below: Alma Eubenj (left) and Laura La I'lantc. accepted tho position ot primary grades. Fred Fotcrson and Mr. Dlnnet of Summers district were through Miller Inland Sunday, laying out the routo for high school bus line through Miller island to Midland and to Summers district, carrying students to high school In Klam ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Schtneck woro visiting at home of Mrs. Schmeck's! Parents, E. A. Shulmiro on Mon-1 day. -v j The rain has'. -been quite a disadvantage past few days to tho farmers putting up their second cutting of hay, also cutting their ' grain. ! JtKMIlVAI, OK OFFICE Downtown office. Winters Bide, over Square Deal Drug Store, 714 Main St. Phone 151-J. X-ray and laboratory at residence, 1909 Main St. Phono 151-M. Dr. A. A. Soulo. S10-1S RlfTflTAttf KoA QoitllVA In Illinois Is Made CHICAGO, Sept. 9. (United News) The biggest seizure of real beer ever made in the stato ot Illi nois resulted Wednesday in the cap ture ot five carloads of beer, three trucks, the arrest of seven mon and the charge by dry agents here of "apparent collusion" of the Now York Central railroad "with viola tors In assisting them to Illegally divert beer which bag bcon routed over their linos." Excitemont marked the raid ns a dry squad beat off 35 to 40 men and boys who altomptcd to hinder the work of 1he raiders as thoy descended on tho beer cars at sub urban Morton Grove. Dry agents declare that these men probably were lookouts of the bootleg crew. ' Mil Tho teacher knows the need of better sight in tho school room. In nearly every case the. backward child needs glasses. It Is the parents' duty to attend to the child's eye-needs at once. ... "Wo make tho child feol at ease and our examination is a thorough one." - ' DR. H. J. WINTERS Eyo Sight Specialist. We tirinil Our Own Glasses. KInmntli Falls, Ore. 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Houston Jester Entire Grocery Stock of HOUSTON and PHELPS Purchased from the Sheriff Disposed of by Retail Public Auction Sale TODAY, Sept. 10 Complete Line of Staple and Fancy Groceries of Best Brands and Quality Get your winter's supply of groceries at your own price. ..This is a chance of a lifetime. Buy what you want, v. any article, in any quantity. . Auction Begins 10 a. m. to 12 p. m. 1:30 p. m. to 5:00 p. m.. Fixtures and Grocery Auction 7 to 9 p. m. Fixtures are going fast. Any man expecting to enter bus iness can get necessary fixtures at his own price. M. I. BLOTCKY Purchaser of the Stock of HOUSTON & PHELPS GROCERY Corner 8th and Main Sts. 515 Main. 8 Klamath
