The Klamath news., September 19, 1925, Image 5

IE KLAMATH NEWS
Local Briefs
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krlliiuil VMtoi -MIxm Huriili
i nmi I"" ni" . -ion muni
i Intvo ri'turmul t Klumntli
l,i Hpoml wni'k licro on buxl-
Tlioy uro frequent vlnllom In
city.
iioiik Tin- VIIKr W. VV. Wul-
if Mi'dfcinl In In ino city on a
luminous trip.
llituliii'xH lliro 11. I.. Harry,
of Modford la la Ilia illy
hrlvf time to trammel bunlinitu
irllimcl iii-hIm Mr. and Mm.
, l.lmlltty of Porllnnd are visit
n the city this wuuk-ond.
rom The Vnlli'y C. A. 8wlK(.rt
ii'dford la trwmarttiiK liualneaa
Ira In Klnmatll Falls thin week-
Thi Arrndn llnti-l ((Heals In
Urcodo hotel this week-end, lu
k J. Crowley and A. Ajiilerson,
Ei.iita of KuKi'no.
in AIkoiiw Out of town giieitta
tliinititli Fulls yeatarduy and to-
Include w. A. Bhaw of AlKomu.
Limp Itumiit'ra 0. W. Laraon
lloliert W. Laraon are vlaitora
liniinth Falla from their homea
IIkIiop, California, Intereated In
l.unKoll'a Valley country a
lit to them the paat aummer
unly Agent, C. A. Hendoraon.
i ly during the past few duy. with
to 111 j hiriiio toduy
T. l..ilii, ofriHni, iioru c
C. I"";hiian, K. W. OarJ.ier and
J. M. Itlddlo of !'rllnd, 1ntoret
ed In the Pafc Telephono ft Tel
enraiih company, ars vising In
tho city for aovorul daya.
hlriii Prom Matin A R Htr,.i
accompanied hy Mm. Street, are
ponding aoveral dnvn In ih i.
from Malln. street la well known
in Klamath ae one of the crack
banuball nluyer that - ovnr nmund
a wicked ball.
Kl'llO ltuill-llXI. fill!
rancher In th i,i. ...i..
end Include T. n. Doton, from his
rancn on the Keoo road.
Vlaitora From Miilfurtl Dr nn,l
Mr a. Itulph I.. Pollock nf Vcilfnrrt
are among the out of town vIbI
tora In the city visiting and call
ing on friends.
From Hlldi-liraiid D. P. Alexan
der of lllldebrand Is In the city
today to transact affulra.
From ltock Ciwk Itatich W. F.
Ilorkln, Josae Smyl and D. E. Alex
ander, all from the Rock Creek
ranch aro Included In the out o
town vlaltors to arrive in Klamath
Fulls lust night.
Saturday, Sept. 19, 1925 .
Page Five
tk ItuNlnt'HM Vlaltor A. D. An-
ln of Kirk la a business visitor
luinath Falls toduy.
lirrn llrrr F. E. Lane, Mld
inihcr and ('. II, llllson, ulso
Iht from that district are
tin" out of town visitors In
li Falla today.
Minx Walk it Iteliirns Mis. Mnry
Walker returned to tho city yes
lorduy after spending the middle
of the week in Ashland, attending
the wmldlnjc of hcr nlstcr. Miss
Allccn Walker to Dan Kay of Ash
land. ,
lliluini Frinu Ijikcvli-iv Dr. O.
T. Cusper of Kluinuth Falls has
returned to his home lifter a busl
ness vUlt which took hlin to Lake
view, ii Wuy Nnilli Norman C.
Whl t0f fire dispatcher of the Fre
mont national forest reserve at
Lakovlew passed IhrouKh Klamath
Falls yesterday on hla way to the
Hague River valley, where h will
spend the week-end on business.
MiHlfonl IliKlilcnl lli-rc J. 8.
RaKonovloh, well known resident of
the Rogue River valley i9 spend
ing the remainder of the week In
Klamath Falls from his home In
Med ford.
From The Innervation Watkln
Davis, well known Indian of the
Klumntli reservation spent Friday
In tho city on business.
l,HMt Mulit Out of town
rs Include F. L. Junes of dill'
who la spending tho week-end
'Hy.
in 1'iiiinlna A. W. Kulimil and
Thompson aro huslnesa visitors
binath Fulls from Paunina.
in Fort Klliiniltll Jim T. Dix-
ke of tho most prominent rnn-
of the Fort Klnmatll district
lulling tho week-end In the city
siness.
Tlie Hull llnli-l -Mr. anil Mrs.
Corn well of llolllster, Calif..
hienillng the week-end In the
s guests. In tho Hull hotel.
ell is well known In Klamath
of the prominent cattlo rnnch
tho llolllster district. '
lor Prum Mi-rrlll Guy Mer-
jironiliieiit sheepman of the
II district Is Included In tho
I town visitors In tho city
ick-cnd.
llenlly Visitor Joe Baker was a
business visitor In Klamath Falls
yesterday from his homo In Boatty,
attending lo uffnlrs In the county
court house.
loin In Klithtntli Mrs. Viclo
and Miss Lottie Johnson
wlln. are among tho out of
guests In tho city to spend
(lay frcm tholr home In Ma-
Tlim Pays I'liii" It cost Wll
llu in Tlpps of Klamath Falls Just
I IS. 76 yesterday afternoon In the
office of Judge Kd Kendall, when
ho was brought before the Justice
by Traffic Officer Knowlos, on
charges of speeding at 45 miles an
hour at 12:80 Friday afternoon on
Tho Dalles-California highway.
On IIiihIik-ss M. Mnssey, who la
a frequent business visitor from
Medforil, Is In the city for several
days, accompanied by Mrs. Massoy.
Babies Come First
In Prenatal Pacts
' i LOS ANOKLES, Sept. 18 A help
less babe takes precedence over any
volnutary "pacta" entered Into by
Its parents before their marriage.
Its tiny body must be properly
clothed and Its hunger appeased des
pite any arrangements or agreementa
of Its parents to the contrary.
These decisions were rendered by
Judge Walter Gates hero Friday In
tho divorce action nf Mrs. lary
Sotobeher against her husband,
Leonard. '
The action of Mrs. Sotoheher in
asking for support of her baby boy
was protested by tho husband on the
ground that he had signed a pact
with his wife on their murrliige that
!t there were any children he would
not have to support them.
In her pica, Mrs. Sotobelier waived
support for herself. .
"A baby Is a baby," said the court.
"A child Is entitled to the support
of Its father regardless of any pacts.'
Judge Gates ordered the father
to contribute $6 weekly to tho sup
port of his child.
K. F. HUNTERS ARE
GETTING BIG DEER
Deer, lilg bucks nt that, con
tinue to be brought to Klamath
Falla by Klamath siiorfsmen and
during the past 48 hours three mule
tails have fallen before the shot of
rifles.
Dr. II. D. Lloyd Stewart brought
in one, of tho finest specimens of
tho seasc-n when he brought down
a four point mule tall doer near
the Groha ranch. Stewart with
"Red" Piper spent tho m'ddle of
the week on the bunt. Although
Pipor'rwas . unsuccessful he vowa to
bring down a buck before the close
of the season.
Two mnle tall bucks, both tip
ping tho scale around 200 pounds
were bagged by Hob Sloan and
Charlie Moore. (Loan and Moore
brought the deer Into Klamath
Falls las't night from Paradise val
ley, where they have been since
Monday.
Carr Dalton of Malln and J. Mar
tin Adams, bath armed with 'plen
ty of shot, heavy blanketa and food,
plan to leave this afternoon for
the Dalton ranch, going Into Steel
swamp near Clear lake. They have
made the promise that .they would
not : return empty-handed "if It
took tbem all season."
The Vweek-end will prove a per
fect excus from Klamath Falls for
Klamath sportsmen who are plan
ning to; take Saturday night and
all Sunday out in the woods.
Water In tho oil supply has made
the vessel's fuel unfit for uso, and
the lug Seu Lion has been sent lo
low her into San Pedro. The George
Allen, of approximately 10,000 tons,
Is a freighter of the Garland Steam
ship company.
lstratlon In Washington already wasja:confcrence or wait until security
LEAGUE COUNCIL
PROBES OIL LAND
seeking to enter tho court..
The disarmament ' question arose
again Friday when a .commission
composed of representatives of Chile,
Rclgliim, Denmark, Kngland, Spain,
France, Holland, Hungary, Italy,
Japan, Poland and Czecho-Slvnkla
was appointed to chart the league's
next move toward a disarmament
conference. The commission is to
decide whether , the .league shall
begin preparations immediately for
has been sufficiently attained
permit reduction of armaments.
Kxpert roof repairing, (renting,
and stnliilnK. 1
COI'KIt UROTHERS'
. Phono 380.
DISABLED STEAMER
SENDING S.O.S. CALL
i
GKNKVA. Sept. 18 (United News;
Tho most dangerous current in
ternational question will invade the
league of nations councils chamber
tin..nu mlion U a If..... I -..1.
mission Is expected to present Its
findings regarding the Anglo-Turk-!
jlsh dispute over the vallayet of that'
I name In Asia minor. - .
According to some delegates, the
commission will present a majority
end-minority report and the council
is expected to take advantage of
this difference of opinion among
its commissioners to postpone a final
decision until the December council
meeting.
There are others who believe that
the council will mako Its final mosul
decision Saturday basing it on a
compromise solution which would '
not too greatly aggravate either
Turkey or Great Britain.
A Uruguayan proposal to facilitate
United States adhesion to the-world
court by amending the court's status
was offered and withdrawn Friday. '
There wa general opposition to the I
proposed amendements and the pro-1
posal was withdrawn when it was 1
explained that the present admin- j
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18. The
steamer George Allen, enroute to
San Francisco from Philadelphia, has
been disabled at sea 230 miles south
of San Pedro, the marine exchange
of tho chamber of commerce report
ed lato Friday.,
The .tug Sea Lion has been sent
from San Diego to aid the vessel. -
Visiting Pill-cuts Miss Mildred
Stevens, who has been in training
for some time in St. Francia hos
pital In San Francisco will return
south next week after spending
two weeks with hcr parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stevens of Klamath
Falls.
lliltlo Prom Vnlnnx F. A. Hut-
to of Yalnax Is among tho out of
town visitors In tho city this wool:
If you aro looking for city pro
perty, farm property or acreage
close to town or want a loon on
your fnrm soe
WISI1AUD REALTY COMPANY
126 So. 7th Street.
Real Estnte. Farm Loans. Insurance.
S18-24
Everything
To Eat
Pears, per box $1.75
Apples, Gravensteins, box ... . . 1.50
Cling Peaches, crate 1.50
1 '.
The finest assortment Fresh Fruits
' ; ' - , c: . i .. ,
and Vegetables
A complete line Canned Foods.
The largest, most solid Tomatoes
ever on display in Klamath Falls.
GRAPES! GRAPES! GRAPES!
Public Market
HOURLY DELIVERY
'
MEN;:
Today If you'll investigate the
values offered by us Bostonian high
grade dress shoes and oxfords for
' you'll agree we have made a
Touch Down
for real shoe valuest
Any shoe in house.
KLAMATH
SHOE STORE
A wonderful line of new fall
coat to select from at Dee Begin'a
Ureas Shop. 129 So. Seventh St. J
j
Opening Dinner Dance
Of The Season
ance I
Reservations now being made
for the first of the series of
Dinner Dances to be given
Thursday Evening, ., Septem
ber 24th at the
-i i "i it t
White Pelican Hotel
$3.00 a Plate
Piggly Wigg
, T. J. Hampson, Mgr.
Successor to - ,
WHITAKER GROCETERIA
'. :." ' '.-"1' f
ly Goi
WE SELL FOR LESS i .
If you arc in a position to help yourself why go elsewhere and help pay for the
other fellow's service? , . ,-.,. '
"'"Get 'fhe"Piggly"Wiggly habit and wait on yourself. A fine stack from which to
select your eatables. Our quarters will ba a little inconvenient for you until our
fixtures arrive, but we will try and make it pleasaht for you as possible.' Courtesy
will be our watchword. ' ' ; 4ii&3!l&IL'ja
For Saturday we offer you the following: ( . ". i ''
Ten Pounds Granulated Cane Sugar . . . . . . . . : 73c
Fruits and Vegetables
3 Vi lbs. Sweet Potatoes 25c
11 lbs. Fancy Irish Potatoes .. 25c
Mango Peppers, lb ..-..10c
Carrots and Beets, bunch 07c
Giant Celery, bunch .15c
Cauliflower, lb. 10c
Cucumbers, each .....05c
Head Lettuce, each ' ....08c
Tomatoes, box 70c
Solid Cabbage, lb 02c
25-lb. box Tokay Grapes . 25c
22-!b. box Plums ...85c
Cantaloupes, each .....05c
Cling Peaches, Fancy box $1.25
Strawberries, crate $1.75
Two boxes '. 25c
Nice Pears, box $1.25
Small Oranges, dozen .. ' 36c
Fancy Lemons, dozen .35c
Fancy Bananas, lb 12Vi
Fine Apples, per box $1.45
Creamery Butter
Crater Lake Butter, lb. 57c
Jackson County Butter, lb 54c
Tropic Nut, lb 30c
Fancy Comb Honey, lb. 23c
Fancy Assorted Jelly Beans, lb 18c
Mellowest Cheese, Fancy, lb 35c
Five-pound Bricks $1.65
Ranch Eggs, dozen 45c
One cent dozen extra when put up
in cartons.
Flour
Feather Flake Flour. 50-lb sack ....$2.55
Drifted Snow. 50-lb. sack ..$2.53
Crater Lake, SO-lb. sack .$2.25
Anohor, Sti-lb.'sack' .:........:......$2:i8
Bulk Macaroni, lb ....lOc
A Dandy Bulk Coffee, lb ,.43c
Not ground.
Medford Milk Bread, loaf ...10c
Soaps and Powders !; I
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Crystal White Machine Soap. pkg 40c
Citrus Washing Powder, large size.'.'..23c
Old Dutch Cleanser, 3 for .:................25c
Rex Lve. per can !. 10c
10 Bars White Soap, V. C. 38c
10 Bars Crystal White ..:....42c
Cured Meats
Swift's Bacon Backs, lb. : !........40c
Empire Bacon, lb :...43c
Cottages, lb. J. ...30c
Empire Ham, lb. '...'..36c
Swift's Premium Ham, lb. 39c
Swift's Lard, No. 3 lb- pail $2.15
Swift's Lard, No. 4 lb. pail $1.10
No. 6 Crisco pail $1.59
No. 8 Snowdrift $1.92
Tobaccos ;
Two Packages Cigarettes 25c
Camels and Chesterfields '
Two cans Prince Albert or Velvet ....25c
Two pkgs. George Washington 25c
1-lb can George Washington ' 5
Lunch Pail ..: :...........78c
All Plug Tobacco, lb. ........:.75c
Star, Horseshoe, Climax.
Day.i Work, lb. 65c
Phone 169. IZb He wn.
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