F. KLAMATH NEWS
Thursday, Sept. 10, 1925
Page Fire
Local Briefs
Where Some of Shenandoah Crew Landed Safety
tnvliiK '"r "" elimtll Charles
ii i, son i r. inn mm. j.
lolinslon. I leaving Ihla morning
' ....... (Afllliril till Will anlnr
fl-asailcn Preparatory Hchool fur
u jnhiiHion win I'liipr ma ium
In tha liiHtllutliiii. utter which
WH enter Wunfiird university.
I.... kim'NI IiIh summer In I ho
Iriin liny hiiii Willi liU fill ln r.
'..riniT Kluiiinlh lUty to HiIicmiI
L,,n Kiullh. aim ' Mr. unci Mm.
k Smith, residents of (IrunlH Pass,
Sicrly of Klamath KhIIb, will eii-
Orcgon Anriruiiuri roiivgil In
-nllls III" wlntiir term, according
. . i i i... hi-
k'Ord riM'iMiMi u inn iiii'iiim yi)n-
v. Kmltli graduated from
umith ri "i "ly 111 nil school ilurliiR
puHl spring.
ie for the Niirlli Mm. l'unl
(nee Kriiiicea Woal) iinil Minn
i I'olu loft Tuesday morning
.imlilx. where duty will vlaii
i ho oni'nliiK ot the winter term
Oregon Agricultural col lego, when
reus win ciiier ner junior
M m. Kvans will roturu to
lb Kails.
Si'i
vo for forviillln Mrs. Lillian
man. house mother of Statu Tau
sorority. Alpha Blgina chap-
n the Oregon Agricultural col-
rumpus, left yesterday for for-
whore line will take up her
Ira In the house for the coming
She haa been visiting for the
summer months with her sis-
Mrs K. II. Halaiger.
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at I iW r. I'i. 7 .'.-V.,. ff.MV.:,
The aft section of the U. S. S. Shenandoah in the field where it landed near Ava,
Ohio, after the forward section had split away in a storm, carrying 14 to death.
arhiM Wbn Ib'frhitrr
Among
rolili-nta from other alutoa to
Vtrr In the chamber of rommorce
rday were: AiikcIo Lachlnaa,
It ii by K. Iloyt, Onklnnd; K. L.
k, (Tow l.andlnit: Mllilrod Ryd-
Kred II. Cnmpliell, Hell; A.
fufee. fri-aconl City; Itollln P.
Iih, Oukland: Kodyco llacon.
kl: J. K. Hmllh. I.onn Ileach:
lam T. Ilealey, San Dieno; all
illfornla.
rum Arizona) t Klitniiitli In
it amonit the vlnillnx lourlata to
In Klnoioth Kulla yesterday
nevernl from Arliona. W. It.
t nut of Wllllunia arrived yeator-
ri'Kl'terlnK Ills rnr In the rham-
f coininerre. Ho will reside
the flrat of the year In Modoc
It. Another Arizona realdent la
.Mnylan of Klimnluff who la
UK the weat.
e of Tourlat HciiMin Many
who are yel enjoylnir their
trnmplim for the. full months
kiiukltiK Inquiries as to the closo
le tourist season. According to
rhamher of commerce thoro has
jet heen deflnllo dates set for
lnn of the senium, with the
linn of I ho fact Hint the season
t held Inter than the fifteenth
urenilier. j
Irnes lliiiillnK Alio llnrnes of
Iw hitei I'ellran hotel Is among
llirsl hunters iif the season to
off in a hunting trip. -Alio
lat night and refused to dl-
hls whcrciibouls to tho nian-
ent.
riirn fiom Juliilir Mrs. II. J.
era and her brothers Orvlllo
linn and John Hamilton, ro-
H at 7 p. m. laat night after
Ing several days In Ban Fran-
attending the ' Diamond Ju
Accordlng to Mrs. Winters
(fair was past all expectations
guests In the city exceeded
hlng that San Francisco- has
slnco the fair In 1915.
liliiK In Klamath- Mr. and
II. (). Hill nf Napa, California.
their family are visiting In
II h Palls for some time. Mrs.
will be remembered by her
friends as Mlsa Edith Mon
hefnre her marriage several
ago.
And Where Fourteen Fliers Were Hurled to Death
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VV'recKake of the forward" section of the U. S. S. Shenandoah, which split in two in
a storm over Ava, Ohio, currying fourteen, including its commander, Lieutenant
Commander Zachary I.ansdowne, to death.
and Mrs. c. ii. Kendall, nil of Med- Youthful Slayer Of
In Kliininth Fulls during tho past
low duys.
VInIIm with I'aM'iits Miss lues
Thackara spent the week-end and
Labor Vhy with her pnrents In
Macdoel. Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Thack-j
ara. sue was accompanied aoiiin
6-Ycar-OId Girl To
Ee Probe Objective
M:VARK. N. J., Sept. 9. Three f
InvostiKiHtonH will lie made Into the'
sfrtar Noel's
by her slater. Mrs. Harry Short and rircuniHlanres whldi permitted free-j ac3:'Ions
non who nave Deen visiung wua ; aom Mr llarrfspn Noel, confessed
her for tho pant weeH.
Une in vesication will be made
by a IfRistalivo committee, another
by HurtUilti! , Lewis, rninmtsHionnr of
iiiKl(lntioii 1 and nBoiKlrs represent
ins (iovcrnor (Jnorpe S. Silxer, and
the Kssex county board of free-holders
who have direct control of the
Overbrook hospital.
The executive committee- will con-
caso at Its December
SHAW-BERTRAM MAN
HURT IN ACCIDENT
slayer of 6-yenr-old Marv Daly and'
Itnyniond IMorre. negro taxi driver.' KLAMATH VALLKY HOSPITAL.
Noel had previously heen a patient ! Tll cosl "' rclinblo hospltnl care In
In the Kssex county Insane hospital I maternity will be from J50. to ?80.
at Overbrook. I adv. 21
from Mnrshflelil Mrs.
les K. Imv ot Marshfleld Is In
'ath Falls, arriving yesterday
'noon to spend the winter with
"ter, Miss Lois nynon. Mre.
"HI he Interested In the county
'I work while In Klamath.
liilfuril Visitors Wr. and Mm.
Arthur Kennnn, 'foreninn of the
Shaw-Hertram Lumber camp Is In
the Klamath Oenerul hospltnl suf
fering from a badly lacerated hund
which was broken Tuesday following
an accident 14 miles northeast of
Ilraymill. The hand wns crushed
between two cars which Kennan
was operating. Upon exnnilnntlon nt
the hospital It Vna found that prnct
Ically every bone In tho hand was
broken. According to hospital auth
orities last night, amputation of the
AS
A. McKay, Miss B. B. McKay mangled hand will not be necessary.
For Sale Cheap
SHELVING and FIXTURES
Inquire
KLAMATH SHOE STORE
605 Main St
Furnace
Heat
At Low Cost
We have the Allen's
Parlor Furnace In a
plain finish which we
inn sell you for a llt
tlo moro than an ordi
nary heater would
costv you. Hut ' think
of It a now typo fur
nace which seta above
tho floor and will do
tho work of two or
threo ordinary ,slovcs.
AIlOVK-TIIH-l'IiOOn-KlRNACE
ALLEN'S PARLOR FURNACE
Heats the healthful way by moist air circulation
and is kept clean as easily as a piece of furniture.
Vitreous porcelain enamel finish in several 'col
ors. Don't faiJ to stop by and see a furnace made to
look like a piece of furniture and to be
installed above the floor.
ROBERTS & HARVEY
"Hardware For Hardwear." : ' I
Klamath Falls, Ore. . '
Everybody Is Talking
About It Too ; r
Not only that they come and buy realizing double say
ings on every pair of Ladies', Men's and Children's Shoes ,
and Oxfords. Yes, it's true the.stock is getting lower
but nevertheless we have a good line of styles and sizes4
to pick from; and now, with the Fall Season at hand, de-
manding a change of footwear, we advise you to take ad-f
vantage of our prices. Men, hunting season soon opens,:
you'll need real boots note these offerings: V'-'-'-v , '. '.
WEYENBERG MAKE
16 inch, heavy oihtreated leather,
pac style, extra heavy sole, very
durable.
; $13.00 Value,, $9.89
ANOTHER BUY
One big rack full of 16 inch plain
toe, otherwise the same shoe..
j OXFORDS
122 pairs left, tan and brown '
calf skins, brown and black ,
glazed kid. , .. '
Values to $11.00, $5.89
LADIES' SATIN PUMPS
and SLIPPERS
In wide range of styles, one and
two strap effect, Cuban and Span
ish heel.
Priced from $3.49 to $5.98
SCHOOL SHOES
For Girls
One big bin loaded full. Brown
and black calf skin, sold before
for 3.50.
Now $1.69
Ladies' Patent Pumps
These are popular style for fall.
Low, medium and Spanish heel, in
wide range of patterns.. ' 1
Priced from
$4.98 and $5.98 ,
SCHOOL SHOES
For Boys ;
A neat shoe for dress and wear,
with lots of style, lots of sizes left
Going $3.29 $3.98
ALL FIXTURES FOR SALE
Shelving, tables, cash register, settees and
window fixtures.
JSXBEZWjUBMKE
CLOSED FRIDAY -
Saturday being pay day, we will close all day Friday- to re-arrange
stock for quick selling. . . . . '
Klamath Shoe Store
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