Page" EigKt
BFlocals f
Bombs Own Home
to Win' Sympathy
Sunday, September 20. 1025
Wt Kuseae where he will enter the
Innorsity of Oreaon tor the winter.
Widely Diversified
Temperature! relt
Over United Statet
Alpmia Visitor -Mr. and Mrs. t Mrs. MeltoiiaM l-ravca Mrs. J. :
Sehulli, accompanied by Mrs. V. McDonald and youua; daughter,!
Shullx' mother, Mrs. Harry Wood. Miss Arline Adair McDonald, will
of Alcoma, were shopping with leave today Irani Medford for Port-1
local merchants yesterday. land, where they will Journey eat
!io Mrs. Mclliaald's home to visit
Here 'From Olene Mr. and Mrs. !'or several months with her par-i
Fred Rell'nc of Olene. were busl- "'. Mr- "d ir- A Sl'anitler of
less visitors here yesterday. ( Adair Iowa. Mrs McIonald Is
the w ife ol J. . McDonald, editor
In Klamath Saturday Oren Me- ' The Klamath News, who ac
Cumber of Dairv. was transacting .coinpanled them to Medford early1
business In this city yesterday. .this mornins. Miss McDonald will
visit with her four Krandparents
Drews Shop In City Mr. and whom she ha not seen nor whO(
Mrs. Charles Drew and family were have seen her. She Is Ihelr first ,
shopping yesterday In Klamath and only grandchild. Miss Mellon-1
Falls from their home near VII- aid celebrated her month-old birth-
son bridge.
day on September S.
lend VUlinr In Mr. and Mrs.
Oeorxe Duke are Included In (he
Bend tKors In the city. Duke la
connected with the llend stage
lines.
Visitor Kroin Kirk Out of
, too u visitors In tho city this week
(Include K. I. Ilrady of Kirk who la
spending t" wcea-enu in me vuy.
Teacher Arrlvre Miss Oladys
Chryatlne Anderson of Taeoma.
Washington, arrived In Klamath
Kails last night to accept a position
in (he Mnlln schools.
I A sheet metal skeleton serves as
jthe chassis frame of a light automo
bile of French Invention, carrying
the weight of Its body.
Former Kealdcut Here Mrs. j l'unliaws Two-Acre Trnct Mr. I
Louis Bath, formerly of Klamath. and Mrs. Bob Sloan have purchas- i
Falls, but now of California. Is ; ed a two-acre (ract from A. L. 1
visiting old friends while enjoying i Wishard In (he Altamont Acres. I
her vacation In this city. They plan to start Improvements on
khe land in the spring.
In On Business Elsworth and j
Elzie Moore. Poe valley farmers. Here From Mnlin V. C. Pal-
were transacting business here yea-'ton spent Saturday In the city j
(erday. 'transacting business from hid home
lin Matin. )
Wilson ItrMge Ksilents Mr.j ,
and Mrs. Ellis Young spent yester-i From Clilco E. l Combs of
day' at (he county seat on business Chico, California, is in (he city,
from their home near Wilson interested in thd susar beet ln-(
bridge. I dm try of Klamath county,' as a rep-
-resentative of the Sacramento Val-
In From Hililebrand Peter John- ' iey sugar company.
son of Hildebrand wa3 In (own yes-
terday on business. I Former Itralitents Hero Ray Tal-
" 'bot of Stockton, former Klamath
Xew Store Opens Mrs. M. C. Falls rancher and cattleman and
Saul, who formerly operated a mil-1 Ray Bilbao and Miduel Cilueti. I Ix-aviiir For School Kenneth
linery shop at Roseburg. has rent-j well known restdents of Stockton Colwell of Merrill arrived iu Klam
ed floor space in Wickersham's i and prominent eheep and cattle lmtil y.da (ast nKht ,0 gpen(j tne
shoe store and will operate here a. buyers are in Klamath Falls for j n,snt bcfore leavlng thia ,,,'
ladies' ready to wear shop. several days. , j
A novel last fur shoemakers Is
cushioned upon rubber over a b4se
curved to distribute the shocks of
hammering over the leg of a man
using It.
C'HICAtiO, Kept. 19. (United
Press) Willi the 'autumn equlnos
only two days away, tin country Is
experiencing an eirnptlotially wide
diversity of weather, Henry J. Col,
of the federal weather bureau here
said today.
While the midwest sweltered, and
the east reported moderate tempera
tures, four Inches of snow, accom
panied by freeilng temperatures, fell
III the mountain regions of Montana
The same elements that produced
snow In (he northwest will spread
eastward tonight and Hunday. Cut
aid. bringing thundar showers and
variable winds. No snow Is forecast
; for this area.
1 Abnormally high temperatures will
continue over Hunday In Kansaa and
Missouri, tonight's forecast said. The
I northern plana, (he upper Mississippi
valley and (he western lake region
are In the rain area.
Numerous cities In Nebraska, In
diana and Kansaa today reported
llemtieratures ranging from S inn
degrees. A moderate weal wind
oniiigiii omy siigui rciier at HI. Paul
where Ilia temperature was st do
grees. Oklahoma City reported a
temperature of SO, and at Dallas
Tessa, It was ID,
Flivver Pageant To Be
Held In Southern City
VKNICB. Calif., Sept. ' 1,A
long Una of antiquated "flivvers"
will chug through Main afreets of
Venice tomorrow In the first an
nual "tin ran parade."
Mere lhaa 100 rattling and dil
apidated aUlomilhlleS of the linn.
spwlvs have entered (lie "flivver
pageant."
Prise will be awarded o the
"oldest flivver" Ih best sign on
the rear end. and th largest fam
ily within Ih body uf one machine.
Private land owners In Ureal Brit
ain have planted aboul II. 000,000
trees In recent years In addition lo
millions se( nut bv th government.
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lamp, l ,
Masons
ATTENTION
M- M.; DEGREE
Mon. Septa
Refreshment!
C. E. Dennis w
Milson W. Downs, who ijn
fessca be bombed his own home
to win sympathy for his brother,
is recovering from serious in
juries in a Los Anirelcs hosDi-
j(al. vHis brother, Charles, isj
nnder suspension Irora um An
gelcs city council pending in
ivestigation of' bribery chargi's.
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Married Last Mch( M'.ss Flora
McCulIough of Klamath Falls be
came the bride of William Deforest
Crawford last night In (he Metho
dist parsonage with Rev. T. D.
Tarnes of (he Methodist church
reading the ceremony. The couple
were unattended. Crawford is an
employe of (he California Oregon
Power company. They plan to
make their home in Klamath Falls
and have (aken a house cn Ore
gon avenue.
Store Keeper Her Mr. and Mrs. I
C Tnvlni- nf Rpnttv &ra business
i visitors in Klamaih Falls for a brie
time. Taylor is connecled witn me
store at BeaUy.
CnUlc- Hujct Here F. E. Fen
non of Sacramento, is among the
business visitors In the city this
week to buy sheep and ca((le foT a
southern company.
. Leave On Hunting Trip Martin
Adams and Carr Dalton left yes
terday afternoon for Steel Swamp
for deer, which they have vowed
to bag before returning lo Klam
ath Falls. They hope (o return
within 'three days with a comfort
able catch.
Miss Anderson In Miss Thlrza
Anderson of Merrill was among (he
out of (own visitors in (he city
yesterday to attend the game be
tween Klamath high school and Al
(uras high. She Is the guest of
Miss Anna Setzer for (he weekend.
At The Hall Hotel Among the
Interesting visitors In the city this
I week stopping for several days at
the Hall hotel Is Roy C. Steel of
' Portland, connected "with the bureau
of .biological survey.
Here From tin7x-I!e Mr. and Mrs.
Lewis M. Foulke of Gazelle are
among the visitors In (he city for
the week-end. Foulke spent Sat-
urday transacting business In the
city. He is a prominent cattle
man of the Gazelle district.
FOB
Any Building
Economy, durability and
appearance are the result of
well thoughtout plans and
specifications.
for your
Get (he most
Building Dollar.
SEE
. II. R. PERRIN
Design. Plana, Estimate"
! llopka Bld. Phone 2.TO-J
Off For IWr Hunt "Slick" Wil
son and Herb Savage left yester
day morning at o'clock for the
southern districts of the county to
he gone until Thursday in their
hunt for mule (ail deer.
L Oo Oo Fc
In Clilloquln For Day Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Hoagland spent Satur
day in Chiloqiiin visiting and trans
acting bunsineis.
Klamath Lodge No. 17 Mi.
every Friday night. S. It. Redkey
N. O.
Itilurns To (1iilmiiln Mrs. War
ren Crooks returned to Chlloquin
yesterday, after spending several
days In Klamath Falls visiting and
shopping. Mrs. Crooks recently
moved to (he reservation city where
Crooks Is Interested In the new
store.
Canton Crater No. T Meet!
t every Wednesday evening. Car
i Sandell, Commandant.
I
Ewanna Encampment No. 48
; Meets every Tttesdav night.
iA. L. Westfall. C. P.
Prosperity Rebekah Lndge No
104 Meets first and third Thars
days. Mrs. Elizabeth Sanders. N. O.
kwTA r?tf4
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Last Call for Radio Bargains
A few weeks ago wc announced cost, and even
under cost, on several standard lines of Radio in
order to make room for the new, more expensive
furniture models. These sale price models will bring
you in just as much "music" but are not so hand
some for the fine home. What say! Shall we look
them over together? Terms-
Earl Shepherd Co.
Radio, Radio Supplies, Records
Radio Supplies, Sets, Free Programs
S07 Main St. Phone 282
EVERY DAY
is
BARGAIN DAY
There are no Special
Bargain Days here. Day
in and day out we are
selling the best known
brands of Groceries for
prices that are often less
than wholesale. .
FIXTURES
FOR SALE
The following High Grade Fix
tures remain and must be
sold :
Dayton Computing Scales
Shelving
Show Case
Burroughs Adding Machlno
V. S. Meat Slicing Machine
Hubbard Klnctrle Coffee -MH1
W.ti. J. Burns ''heck Protector
McCaskey Credit System
Cheese Cutter
Cheese Case
American Multigraph
Addrensograph
And other grocery equipment.
M. I. IIl.OTCKV
I'lin-hnsrr of tlie Hlock of
HOUSTON
&
PHELPS
8th anil Main
Follow The Development
For Your Home Site
Renters move as neighborhoods change
and deteriorate. But the man who has
the owning of his own home in mind
must look to the future trend neighbor-'
hoods that safeguard by restriction. 1
Let us show you the. site and explain to you tk
liberal payment plan we offer to homemakers.
Get your Dollars working for you in
ALTAMONT
GARDEN ACRES
The Closest-In Acre Tracts
offered in the City.
You can raise all your own Veget
ables, Berries, Flowers, etc., and
have fresh milk, cream and eggs.
ONLY TEN TO TWELVE MIN
UTES FROM 6TH AND MAIN.
City Water, Electric Lights,
Telephone, Low Taxes
One of the finest residence sections
of Klamath Falls.
OUR TERMS ARE EASY
Only 20 per cent Cash, $10 V
month and 6 per cent Interest
We give you a Deed and Abstract
of Title when you make fin'
payment.
Come in and get one of these
Choice TracU.
Open Evenings and Sundays
Wishard Realty Co.
South Seventh St.
Phone
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