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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 27, 1925)
THE Page Four hi ring ceremony. Thu brltla and; lerlalneil on V0(tllO(ty Mnnllll1 llankl" The Klamath News Owned nd rubtlnhed by itt iwtTH KUWfl PI Hl.lMlll.N'fl TO. Getting the Wanderlust Again I. n UK tallll with an allrai-l Mlvalw ..... ... "i Ulla H... Mra. J It. Ilullllln. n nr purty lit htimir f t ti weilillm 'annlvaraary of Mra -'iwiiaeu IIIII-'TUal WI1M 3lat Iilliv.lll a tinrf Wfilllmil Hill 'lo-!MllrV, , Lv.. . Ofrura and Directors: Kftte Otler beln, president; Ityron H. Kurd, vice president; Boa M Htviiion, cr try; vltr Mronai'h. tr,nurr. Conit1mtlnc th ownor or tit vn- i ah t in nil In if Bt(i(k lii lha imuh. Mr, ami Mra. fnltlln ; mrn' mrnl, Mr. ami Mr., ,Mr. IK llow i. Inn In iiiiikv ihi'lr Imnm Id lliallnn lunka. 1 na luvura ami conier-l ifri.. V '" iuira ami collier-1 KrUml of llio aiiilim room Ulila1 mr 4 J "I Y . , alia.(t or alo l-luk n4!Brd.. .,LIUW ,.y, . . ; ploc a Th we.lillna of Mra. Calilln'i alt- air.mae, B H. STEVKNSON , Mn.nr Editor J V. Xf.OONAI.D - Kdttr, WALT Kit WKST I.urIiiam MnnKvr , Entered at th Htoffio lit KUmath Full. Or., a 'ond-cl miir. Published ?vry morning except Mm- i tvr a an evvui or urn i' . ........ ,r. . ,,Ir, ,. i;Ti:itTIN f Willi llVKII i Mr ami Mra. I. N. Clinna en Marlon llnnka, Mr. ami Mm. A 01 Din al ' s Funk. Mra. K. K. Ilxlilrlrk, Mr. .n.i " '' rata, , Mr. an, - w,"t rc 1 Mra. II. N. Clninen, Mix Knrtiol ll'uaii... 7 J1 day. irnoe, i. -. v. r. pumuiui. 102-122 South Fifth iirMU Sunday, Sept, 27, .025 . , . I rH. JC-.'. It. I. Address nil oommunloallt.iia slt'l ui;m all rcmlttaneea to Th Hta.....ili Nawa lublUliin( Company. Subscribers falling to rrolv tl.li e.. pr, call Circulation I vii.irlr'.'-tii ! tvHfl 41 and a. ni. ana a copy IU b ant to you. M miCHimlON KATKS All Subscription 1'ayabla In Advance Delivered by carrier. wr week ... $ .IS Delivered by carrier, per month .30 Iiellvered by Carrier, one year Outalde Klamath Coumy a-ao Full Leaned Wire VN1TED NKXVS and I NITKH PIRS (Longest In the World) OFFICIAL PAI'KII OF THK CITY OF KI.AMtTII rM.IS LOCKING OUT FOR THE BEST There is no doubt that the railroad committee of the chamber of commerce correct ly voiced the attitude of the people of this community when it stated that both railroad! programs are desired, but that, if the interstate commerce commission finds there is not enough business for the two railroads, then the Southern Pacific program for a main line to the east, with feeder lines centering here, and ter minal at Klamath Falls, is the more desirable of the two. It is unfortunate, however. that the railroad committee's;' report was antagonistic in tone ' -toward the Southern Pacific, although we do not believe it was so intended. It is our best j opinion that the way to get railroads built is by co-operation rather than by causing re sentment of railroad executives who, after all, are only human beings like the rest of us. It is well to bear in mind, in i aacr ' but v, (imm ! yn.Sh ( swell , rspl I . 0UT THEK?E y i VS. It U It 1 I I 1 I I r. I J .I 'A. . . a'.-Vl m.v jM: Jt I jr ' ' ' 1 i I-OH.-.I-.SSIO.N.S 'Lura. Mrs. Ilft'ert Rlec II llnd It good :,eit?e Otfleld. Mra. Lloyik' Sionrr. I Tn hnld hplwnnn mv kanda 1 t . Considering the issues from the An old, loved book. fundl-y and the Ml&aes' llonie dollars-and-cents Standpoint of i T" l"ow that on the preface page Tul). Bertha Pelti. Margaret Har- the best interests of Klamath' My name ls cl: !ku. Jenn Perry. Frances Humphrey. Falls that thp hiffhpst expon i7hat U r"ae l,:'nl:s- Mary Johnson. Aileen allS tnat . tne Highest execu- , ind dell(!ht Mordotf. Dorothy ftirrln Mae tives Of the Southern Pacific, In looking at a rare, old print. Mordoff. Lola Hymn and tile hos tile chairman of the board Of u"rying my thought within it' . te3-. Misses Lindley. iranie: I like the silken feel Of the treasured tapestries Which hang upon my wall: The rich, smooth gluco ;Of teakwood stand and lacquered vase; I The soft mauve of a rug. And scarlet flowera abloom Tiie rnmlna meetiru i; Ka.ttrn Star will he held (Icmlmr 13 In Ihe Masonic temple, thi Motrin-; In b" in the nature cf an iii'urmal orial patln rlnn. ! Miw Wreaihu Iavina McCulloiigh ,of Kljinnth Calls and Krby Caldln ,of AlKoma wera married yesterday ! afternoon nt half nflr five o'clock iin tlo Methodist parsonage with Mrs. Hf T. I). Yurnea rtill"K the iij- Bad Weather Coining To Your House Sure ; You Won't Mind if You Have That New Piano New Pianos $295. Term low n S'J.OO monthly. ' " '" EARL SHEPHERD GO. Pianos, Radio ScU, Victrolas. E07 Main St directors, the president and the executive vice-president have repeatedly said, in public state ments, that they cannot afford and will not carry their plans into effect if the tonnage is divided with another railroad. MoTMiiit in oi;i:i Cladys Ann WagHtaff, Lake Tribune. Salt T ,. ,t r- ! Wthln the shelter , ' Of my window's sheening drapes. omer reason, me oouinern ra-i These things wTilch all are ml cific people will have to delay, I love. or abandon their building plans if the Oregon Trunk does come in. We do not believe the real sentiment here is antagonistic to the Southern Pacific. Noisy abuse does not mean anything. More than anything the people Itr.SIXF.SS M'dMKX TO MKKT MOMMY KVKXIXG Members of the Business Professional Women's club ON I1IK11IIIY In honor of the birthday of their mother, Mrs. Qui in by. Miss Leatha Slmmonds and Mlsa May Qulmby i.Uertalned with a dinner parly at the new Qulmby borne on 537 North Tenth street. Covers were laid for Mrs. Qulm by, Mi.ss Eva Jenkins, Miss Leatha Simmons, Mlsd Inez Jenkins, Mrs. Fred Stearns, MiK9 Hetty Qulmby, Micky Qulmby, Perry Davis. Jack Murphy, Jimmy Stearns, Kred Stearns and Cordon Qtiimby. ar IX - J ; h A1 I ml MRS. CIM1K and iio.vii: ;i k.st will , Mrs. Ilert Cook was the euet nf meet in the Library club rooms on , honor on Friday evening at the Monday evening, September 28, at ; home of Mrs. W. B. Karnes when 7:30 o'clock for a brief business ; a dinner party waa given for her. niPetin'r Alilv A numtup ln.in.L . ... ... uot tk, okrf m; l,-n : . " ". " """'." ."' " centerpiece ior tne lame was v oiiuh. iua..i n.i. ,v uicporum questions will be brought east Via lule lake. They alsOiP 'or consideration and It is nrrangement of garden flowers. re- others prt.ient were Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ccok, Mrs. Marion J. Barnes, Miss Allison Barnes. James Barnes. Iieane Hotiton. tioltlle Miller nnd Mrs. Barnes, tlie hostess. want the terminal here, with a l"cs,ed tnat c" """'"'rs be pre it e i nnn nnn 1 i-i sent for the meeting. payroll of $1,200,000 addit-l ional annually. They want the 'missks i.imm.ky Southern Pacific to take overlKNTKiiTAix wkiixksimy the Strahorn road and extend' Wltn "ne f the Pettiest infoi-;Mi:moiti) ch.pti:h j . , , . mal parties of the year, Miss Jose- IS HOXOIillK v rru auu'"""ttl Phlne Lindley and Misa Katherlne; Members of the Mcdford chapter here. They Want to CO-oper-; Lindley entertained at brldgo on of the Order of Knslern Star were ate With the Southern Pacific i Wednesday evening at the home of honored by the Aloha chapter of on a basis of mutual good wiir!?6". K'"""1, yM hR hay vi,i.ed , ,., , , ., , Lindley on Riverside street. ! in the cily on Tuesday evening In and Confidence to make these j Guests Included a number of;crtler to put on the degree team things possible. the younger set. work for the organization. High score of the evening was Covers for 65 guests were laid XUAT ..imdadti its t-it awardwl ,0 M"' L"!T Offleld. low.in the nlning room of the chamber THAT IMPARTIAL VOTE 'score to Miss Feme Hanks. !of commerce when n 7 o'clock Following cards Miss Oertrude dinner was served by the Klamath When the editor of the even-i !''ndkT favTd T'1'n a dain,y fca'i,h",,,,'r- Fmi"wiK ""inner the lien trie Luiior oi tne even turo danro In c,,.vi,r roMllni(, KantK r,.;ired lo the loilgn rooms ing paper here presents the1 Following are Ihe guests. Mrs. lii ihe Masonic temple, wlwr.- the interstate commerce commis-Gcor'!e i-imiby. Mrs. Marvin linitiatian he.ii. sion with his "impartial" vote - ' on the railroad question here, I even the gods must laugh. To For This Week Only Di8cour.it On Valvals ami Parks by , Experienced Operator.!. Phone For Appointment. Boston Beauty SKOPPE (lorrnnn Wnrrrii, Prop. 2110 Winter l!ldK. Plionn ill I. make sure that the interstate commerce commission gives' due weight to the editor's vote,1 and to show absolutely that it was handled by an unbiased person, there should go into: the record with it the evening! paper's public insult to the; Southern Pacific's executive j vice-president, his Judas Iscar iot editorial concerning Mr. j Strahorn, his defamation of the: Klamath lumbermen, and his, belittling comment on the citi-j zen3 of Merrill and Malin. f Now Dnwnlown Of fire of Dr. A. A. Soule, M. D. Till Main Kl. (Winters IMi'g.) I'lionn I. "I.. I Over Kiiiirc Deal Ilriiu; Wore. Uplowij office at residence, 1909 Main St. Phone 151-M. Sanitarium under construction. listen IHHa-fc-M W imm.im: muji tai.kixo AIMll'T THK WKKK'H WASH -Well, why not? When her health breaks down they talk In the doctor and talk nm.ing themselves about what a Hliaina It Is. Wslon, gentlemen,! Wash ing clothes Is a lie-man's Job nnd this Is the laundry whero we laundor cloihes" right. j FRENCH HAND PHONE, 490-R. 127 NO. FOURTH ST. LAUNDRY PEGGY-GLAIRE "The Hat Simp fur Particular Wonirn" 4fr X Here you will find a presentation that is certain to meet with approval, even among the most fastidious. Smartly tailored Hats are shown in Velvets, Velours, Felts and Hatters Plush. Some are bcribboned, others . have feather fancies and rhinestones for trimming. i 1 LOCATED IN MOE'S STORE, ..?M fimtL i
