The Klamath news., September 16, 1925, Image 8

Eight
Wednesday, Sept. 1(. 1025
ar LOCALS 4
Coolidge Sees
Pilgrim Ska ft
t'lenr likc )
Villi
ion
tm r..n iliih To Meet Mem-' iliinlln
t t k t.. mn Muh will meet 'Pillion 'and Walt WaRKonner
on Thursday afternoon. 2:30 o'clock, the early part of tho week for Steel
K. (. StUCk'ey. .Mvanip near near iu Mimfi-
This meet-nia, to spcnil Iliree nays nummR
irtivlllca of for mule door, which are Bald to
;ho cxcocdiiiKly plentiful In thut
ti the home of Mrs.
at 3-8 ("nnhy street,
inc will atari the fall
(he croup.
lislricl. They nro exported In ro-
VInUIiii! In Klanuuli Mr.. Harold turn to the city Thursday night.'
n rii.uinian of San Kranclsco, who.
will be remembered Miss lVr- .Mlns IVarson III ML-s Kthel
othv fihlve before her marriace, IVarson is confined to her home
la Visiting in Klamath Falls with; with a severe attack of sore throat
her sister, Mrs. Austen Haydcn and which has been prevalent since the'
brother. Ofcar Shivc. j early fall rains. I
Announces Itirth Of tlilM Mrs. Hunt In 1j llnla Among the ,
(eorgc H. Pownlns of Klamath Klamath hunters to respond to the;
Falls has received a telegram an- first call of the season were Fred
nouno'ng the birth of a daughter Crobs and Carr Kalton who are,
to Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. Holden , spending the week in the lava bedaj
on September 14, at Fablola hos-i hunting for big buck. I
pital in Oakland. California. The j
young lady will bo christened Shir- visiting From Merrill William1
ley Anne. Mrs. Holden will be : Graham, prominent rancher of the1
remembered n Miss Anno Hackland : jinrrin diftrlct. was among the;
of Klamath Falls, and daughter j busines visitors In Klamath Falls:
of Mrs. Downing. 'yesterday. I
I SHi-ivV:: :
I Many Pl.ilire Hupport -According j
to a report read yesterday at noon j
at the nicotine of tho member of j
the board directors. Klamath i
county chamber or commerce, more
than JS per rent of h returned i
-feelers" sent out last year ar in,
favor of the dropping of the word j
-Falls" frm the city a name, in
report was made by lresldetit An
dre Collier.
tioblle Miller tmprotr Miss;
(loldie Miller, who has been, ron
fliuil to the homo of Mr. and Mrs.,
Will ti. Houston with an attack of
severe sore throat, was reported uaj
murh better yesterday by friends 1
who vlnllcd her. , j
Makes Radioed ;
Voicc'Sccrctivc
l.l,iior INimrtn Charged with
the unlawful possession of liquor.;
t'harlei Kland, arraigned before ,
Justice of the l'eaco Kd Kendall
yesterday, entered a plea of not :
guilty. Ilia trial was set for Sep
lein'oer 13. Ho waa released on,
bond. j
... II 1 ' 1 1 kiU f It..
I .MMJi' MI".J ml1 .Mil.
imer liolerta vt Lancoll valley,
spent Tuesday afternoAin In Klam-
atb Falls visiting with friends and
transacting business. I
From (hl'ouiii Mrs. Daisy
Laurllsop of C'hlloquln li Included
in the many out of ton shoppers
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. Ooclirnn I'iuiss Away The i Out After Mule Tail J. Frank
many friends in the city of Mrs. ' Bryant and W. D. Satterlee left i
Rcy Cochran, who formerly made 'yesterday for the lava beds, where
her home here will be grieved to they plan to spend the remainder!
learn of her death last week, which lot the week hunting for mule tail i
occurred In a sanitarium in Port- deer.
land, where Mrs. Cochran had been
receiving attention for some time I Out For Deer Bob Sloan and '
for tuberculosis. Mrs. Cochran was Charles Moore left Monday morn-;
the wife of Roy Cochran, leader , jn? for Hart mountain, where they
of an orchestra during their esi-;p!a!j to spend the remainder of the
dence in this city and at one time ; week hunting for mule tail deer. :
employed with the Califoraia-Ore- Sloan and Moore are among those I
gon Tower company as electrician, fortunate hunters who enjoy espec-
The deceased Is survived by an in- ially good luck and their friends
fant daughter and husband. are waiting anxiously to hear the
: results of their first deer hunt ;
r.cLitives Visiting In City Mr. ;of ,he season. j
and iirs. E. M. Chilcote are en-j j
lovlnz a visit from Mr. Chilcote'si VUitins In Klamath FalU Mr. !
mother. Mrs. Fannie M. Chilcote and Mrs. B. T. McKimmon. resl-i
and his nephew Aubrey Chilcote. dects of Log Angeles are visiting In : More lino New Home Dr. and
residents of Mammoth Springs Ark- Klamath Falls with Mr. and Mrs. 'Mrs. Paul M. Xoel and young eon
ansas.. The rHitcrs arrived the L. O. Mills. Mrs. McKimmon is a have moved Into their new home
early part of the week and plan sister of Mrs. Mills. The visitors at "15 Jefferson street which was
to remain for the balance of the plan to remain in the city for the recently completed.
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Annual Luncheon Today Mem-1 "l"ru,l"s npw acuooi was prescm-
LJ
President and Mrs. toolidffe
visit, in Plymouth, Mass., the
monument immemoralizing the
landing of the Pilgrims in 1620
Oloiir lluslncM Visitor John
Shepherd of Olene was among the
scores of business visitors In Klam
ath Falls yesterday afternoon to
look Into affairs.
Mr. I.ubkp Accepts Position
Mrs. James I.ubko has accepted a
position in the Benunza schools,
due to the rapid Increase of stu
dents In the school enrollment dur-!
Ing the past week. I
Visits Schools In fount) Coun-i
ty School Superintendent Fred Pet-I
ersc-n spent Tuesday In the Kirk.'
Lamm's Mill and Chlloquln districts'
looking Into affairs for the schools'
which have opened this week with
the exception of Kirk. While In
the latter town the propos!t1r-n of
John Hays Hammond,' Jt.'iH
pressing Edison hard for lnvctf-l
tion honors, lie has a score" of
discoveries to biscrfditA IILaVi
latrst devices are a iymphonhj'
orfran, and a taacliine .that wlU,
mtke pocsible tin sending; 'j(
the l.i-nun voice through the air
to a directed point without dan-j
p. r of Interception. He is ihowa
with the latter. ,
MnrrlnKO License- John Kdwln
Tlghe of Klamath Fulls and Mary .
Hornlre Provost, also of Klamath
Falls, were Issued a marriage llr-j
ene yesterday afternoon In the
Klamuih county court house. The
young couple will resldn In the city,
where t!iey have muny friends.
VUlliir htmn lloimnsa Mr. and
Mrs. A. T. Ijingoll of lliinuma are
Included III tho many buslnnas va.
tors In tho rtty yowtrrduy to Iruns
ait busltiess. Ijingi'll 1s a promi
nent stiu ktiiun and rancher of thai
district.
t'ookcil F'hI Hnln TihIu) Mi'lll
bers of Women's Oulld of rit. Paul's
Kplscnpnl church will hold a rook
ed food sale this morning at 10
o'clock In Miller's market on Main
street. Kvor..hlnv fom rholra
mint dishes to dainty naalrlm will
be offered for sain by tho guild.
Funds derived from the sain will go
toward lh- payment of (ho church
piano. Those In charge of the
n'e are! Mrs. V, C. Heeley, chair
man. Mrs. J. I. Morgan, Mrs. A. It
Morrison and Mrs. N. It. (ilnsliarh.
This Is tho rirst fall activity uf the
group.
At Tho Wbllo Pelican Hotel -tiueata
in the White lellran hotel
this week Include a number of Han
Francisco residents, among them
the following to arrive In the city
lust night: K. I.. Chatter, Charles
V. Hamilton, (i. II. March, Mr. and
Mra. It. II. Stanford, J. M. Itsn
dolph. O. I.. Olsvn. A. II. Kt.v
ens and K. K. IFavr.
tliuhe, ,TSJ
""trlla, k
ly. n.""
UscdlnstruJ
$48.50
This luuul no,..
is a good buy at $ioJ
and balance on m
hntfmnnl. "
iiiunia.
See it at
Karl Shepherd
Mala Ht. F
I
Toucher's 1'imitlon To m M-n
Another teacher In the Klamath
Learins For V. of O. Among the i More Furniture Furniture of the bors of the Presbyterian Missionary ed'
many students of the University of First State & Savings bank, de- society will hold their annual lunch
Oregon who will leave for Eugene fund, was purchased recently by eon this noon in the Presbyterian
from their homes in Klamath Falls W. O. Smith, to be used as fixtures church parlors. The luncheon will
is James Manning, sea of Horace in his new printing shop. The far- be followed by an interesting dls- county schools will he employed In
Manning, who leaves this week to niture and fixtures were moved yes-cuss!on of the work end life of ( the near future with the faculty
enter his second year In the nni-jterday from the basement of the .mi?3 ,da Porter while a missionary I of tho Merrill public schools. Tho
Terslty. Manning is a member of 'court hoaso. where they have been I for 5 years in South America. Miss'enrollment In tho ' Merrill schools
Thi Kappa Psi. for some time, to the oftice of Porter has many friends in Klamath I has increased largely during the
O. Smith. i where she formorlv lived who will past week of school.
1 bo Interested In her topic.
Fitlher To tio South M. II. Dag
Kelt, father of Claudn Dnggott and
Junior Duggett will leave next week
for Berkeley, where ho will spend
the winter months, planning to re.
turn in Juno to spend the summer
with his s'i:s In Klamath Falls,
' In n Fraircisco W. D. Miller.
Klamath FalLi contractor is mak
ing a brief business visit to San
Francisco, where he has spent the
past week.
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Courthouse Visitors Included in
i'the many visitors to spend Tucs
Iday In Klamath Falls was Ivan ;
; Doak of Chiloquin, who was trans-:
I acting business in the Klamath'
Olene Itanchcr In II. C. Tipton, county court bouse.
well known rancher -of the Olene I
district made a brief business visit 1 Ixnvitt In Fw;m IN-sort Arthur,
to Klamath Falls yesterday. ;L. Lcavitt of Kooky Point wasi
j among the many outside business
S-ciety Being Formed Many wo- visitors in Klamath Falls yester-
men of Klamath Falls interested day for a brief time, returning to
In tho formation of the Delphian the resort after a short transac
society by Mrs. James Coble, arejtion of bu-.lncss.
joining the society which promises)
to be one of the most Interesting: Itcturn From Jubilee Mr. and
groups for the coming winter. The ' Mrs. John Houston, who spent the
club will embraec interesting tea-' past week in Sin Francisco, at
tnres of readfng. study, art and tending the Diamond Jubilee have
music, whirb many women of the 'returned the ea.rly part of the week
city hare been studying for some to Klamath Falls. According to
time. " j Houston the streets of the city
! were crowded past anything he had
From Kooky Point J. H. Doak of ever seen during a celebration in
Itocky Point, i. included in the San Francisco,
many ou of town visitors in Klam-f
ath Falls this week. WaltenliurRs l-iive Today Mr.
'. and Mrs. H. E. Wattcnburg are
ISuoll 111 At Home Friends of leaving today for Portland by mo
Dwayne liu-ill will be sorry to tor to attend several features of
loarn of his illness which will interest during the next two weeks,
keep him confined to his home for; Mrs. Wattenburg plans to attend
several days. Buell Is suffering the National association of the Ke
frora a severe attack of sore throat. bokah. lodge of which she is past
, president of the chapter In Klamath
Visitor From Merrill Anion? the ' Falls. Serving as a delegate from
business visitors to spend Tues- j Klamath Falls, Wattenburg will
day in Klamath Falls transacting ' attend the Odd Fellows meeting,
business from his ranch In Mer-'He is Sovereign of the Klamath
rill '.ns Harry E. Wilson. chapter.
IHuth Of Mother Proa mx
Dc-crn of Klamath ' Falls loft
terday for Idaho, : where ho
called by the sudden death of his
Van
yes-
Visitor From Ijikevlow II. M.
Molto Is Included in the many busl
noss visitors In Klamath Falls from
his homo In Lakcvlvw.
Clnrk to Spink. A. E. Clark,
prominent Portland attorney, ar
rived In Klamath Falls yesterday
auerntoa 10 aaaresj me memoers m:her near Pocalcllo. Mrs Van
of the American Legion. He will liorn waa an elderly woman.' Van
speak at the chamber of commerce Docrn Is employed as a clerk In
forum meeting today. tho Star Drug company, in the city.
Dancing Wed. Night
MOOSE HALL
Music By Galloway's Orchestra.
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1922 OAKLAND TOURING
An exceptional buy at $275.
Howie Motor Co.
Phone 379 12th and Main Sts.
A
Only Two
OF THE NEW FALL STYLES
We are showing many others. Black
is a good tip for fall.
Houston & Jester
515 Main St.
The End
Nears
Women all over
Klamath County have
been talking of the
amazing values they
have found here, where
they have purchased
QUALITY
MERCHANDISE
PRICE
AND LESS
Such bargains cannot last a
Kreat while longer.
Never nitaln will It bo pos
sible lo buy high grade ladles"
apparel at such money sav
ing prices.
La Vogue
Store
8th and Main Sts.
'Former Location of
Houston & Phelp
Timoidous
u ty
And Still Going Strong
Men's shoos and oxfords are picked up by tip
buyers. Many buying two pairs. Ladies, tk
continue to avail themselves of the vast avi?
m satins, patents and kid slippers. .
Rainy weather means Hi-Cut shoes for the hp,
Here they go ! 12 in. top, pac lasts, in sizes!!
0. A real $6 value.
Today $4.89
BOYS' RUFF SHOES .
Made of heavy oil grain leather, triple stitcM
leather soles and heels.
Now Going $3.39
BOYS' DRESS SHOES
t ii if... j- ii I .,l,l.,'f Konrpl. 80 Ollt t
ouugiii, ior ian auu tuumu v. , .i.,i,w
go. Cordovan brown, calf leather, rubber net
a $5.50 value. .
' Now $3.89
DON'T WAIT!
Until too late to get a good range ofcjw, j,
opportunity to save will soon be i owi
new prices we quote each day wuu
store will help us move sooner.
FIXTURES FOR SALE
Counters, Sctees, Window Fixtures, ,
Shelving. .
Down TheyGo. Out They Go
Then We Go.
KLAMATH
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