The Klamath news., September 27, 1925, Image 7

KLAMATH NEWS
SOCIETY
piiilimi'il I'roiii Viw Finn)
attractive, -
linn Mm. AlmnUir were her
Mm. Oenrge L. Meta and
joohn Almetor Sr.
lutionitn liini'hnon wus served
link, fulli-wed by several
of card.
i of the afternoon lo honor
l.conettl wore Mr. Vf. K
Mr. Curl Sundell, Mr. Krt.il
,tl. Mr. K. II. Benton, Mr.
(Griffith, Mr. R. N. Alinelr.
iIi'8iirbor, Mr. John Almeter
mil Mr. E. Almalar.
t. HOME HAH
i AltltlVAL
ky France will be the name
tho 6 3-4 pound baby ulrl
lo Mr. and Mr. A. I). Tllton.
icon t:ity on Friday. Sonlem.
3. The little arrival was
kd lnlo the world at 7:30
morning. Both
In 'the
r and child
nt lii'ulth.
K K.VIOY
HIM 'ML
flrat social
are reported In
event for the
months of the Klamath Pall
kr of MtoMe lodge was held
te Mnoo Hull on Thursday
IK. whim more than So couples
lil an old fushlonod duncing
and supper. . Card, mualc
kiber feature' made tho en
Us evonlnK pua quickly. A
Ir of other almllar affairs are
Id for the winter month
,
DHllll' t'l.t ll
UtT.llNF.It
V. K. Parker entertained on
jday afternoon fur liit-mhorn
rrienuimp ciuo. iirnviitg ner-
In able hostess. Twenty five
were preaent during the
rrn. Following mvcral in
f.orlal hour, the guests weri)
dnlnty refreihnutii by tho
who wa ass'usj by Mi.
ank Owen. Mr. Fred Coter,
Ji. 1). Trulovo. ' t ' '
ists of the afternoon were
Ruth Palmer, Mrs. A. I.. Bar
rs. K. II. Benton, Mr. Murlon
Irnes. Mr. W. D. Suttorlee,
pharle Whltmore. Mr.- It. H
ir, Mr. II. L. Wlckersham,
?B. Lee. Mrs. George A.
Mr. A. Bslnter.-Mrs. Loul
trd. Mrs. TV. A. Htelnmet.
H. L. Went, Mr. K. D. Tru
Hrs. Irene Lourks, Mrs.' Itutb
fMrs. Lull Parker, Mr. T.
llllngton, Mr. A. M. Pardue
W T. ti:' Co for.
:ht drawn
FRIDAY MGHT "
tit',1 Falls ha been . Indeed
te during he past few year
Ing frequently artists whose
has been heard throughout
kited Stales.
fever, there has been no more
iblo concert than that given
Presbyterian church when
Dorothy Klllott, daughter of
Id Mrs. E. L. Klllott of Klum
alls and Mr. Nathan Stewart
presented In concert. The
was filled to ita utmost
Ity and tho voices of both
Klllott and Mr. fttowari were
;he building.
nds derived from the recital
Into the treasury for the or-
rowing Is the program1 a pro
s' an Friday night by Mia
I and. Mr. Stewart:
.'Love, I. Have Won You",
d. "Homing" Teresa del Riege.
ling'1 Oley Speaks. Dorothy
'The Trumpeter" nix, "Irish
I Klllott.
Knowost Thou Not?" (Mlg-
A. Thomas. "Kashlmlrl Song'
n Miss Elliott.
Over the Steepe" Oretchan-
"DeeD Water" Brown Mr.
Tt
"Since First I Mot Thee'
bstolh. "Tho Summor Mind"
toff. "From the Land of the
llue Water" Cadraan, Miss
ERTAINH FOR FRIENDS
p a number of member of
hunger set, tho DoMolay chap
of Klamath Falls entortnlned
a dancing party In the Ma
f itemple on Thursday ' ovonlng.
lose who chaperoned during the
lug veto' Mr. and Mr. K. W.
tel, Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jones,
knd Mr. Paul T. Jackson, Mr.
lira. H. W. Bathlany.
s
li CfMMINOH
.'HI'lHATION
rs. K. O. dimming was the
ration on Thursday afternoon
an informal party .whetl Mrs.
n McClure entertnln'cd tor her
a tnrowoll gathering. Mrs.
kiings is leaving the residential
!ct of Riverside streeti where
las made her home for many
and her many friend regret
eparture to another section of
llty. The rooms of Mrs. Mc-
home on Riverside street
attractively arranged with
k-s.
Ms . who .honored Mr. Cum-
wero Mesdames R. F. Moore,
" "'-lru. c. P. .Mason, (iar
rett Van m,,r. ,,,,., K
C. It. UeUp. II. W. Uathiany. L K.
IIh mt Kllubeth McCurdy and
llie hiMtess, Mr. McCliiro
FOIIKNT MII.I.HIt
IIDNOltKO WITH I'AIITV
Forest Mllisr, sen of Mr. and
Mrs. M. L. Miller
Frlduy evening nt the Miller home
on Wantlund avenue with a birth
day party when hi purent, Invited
a number of friend In for the
evening. Those who allured In the
evening' entertainment were Miss
Kdna Uunbur, MIh, Uohlla Hawkln.
Ml Joy Mlllor, ,MI LsVeme
Thomas. Miss I,oi Miller. Mis Joy
Evans. Mis Helen Color. Miss Ruih
( ofer. Miss Jusnle Putterson John
Hawkins. Albert Patterson, Bever
ly Thomas. Joe Evans, Ben Shep
herd. Elbert Elllos and Ren Hoi
lister. "
MAII JO.NGO (M il
WILL MEET WEONEHI1AY
Members of the Mub Jongg club
of the city, made up of society mat
rons, will meet with Mr. George
Rteen3on on Wednesday afternoon
K.Uil.KT COCKHKL"
WILL HE REVIEWED
On October t the next meeting
of tho book ' dopnrtmont of the
Library club will hold It next gath
ering and plan have been laid for
It to bo one of the most Interesting
of tho winter months. -
Mis Maybelle Leavltt will give
review of Sublette's book "The
Scarlet Cockrel" and It U pro
mised to be of Interest Doth to
those 'who have been fortunate to
read Sublette's luteal novel end to
those who have not, but enjoy tho
writings of this author.
It. A. R. HOLD DINNER
PARTY IN WHITE PELICAN
The dining room of the Whte
Pelican hotel was the scene of a
pretty dinner party last night when
Mrs. Seymour Jones, state regent
of the Daughters of the American
Revolution waa honored by the
Klamath Falls Eulalona chapter.
Mrs. D. V. Kuykendull presided
at the dinner In the absence of Mrs.
It. E. Wattenburg. regent for the
local group.
Mrs.' Charles Wood Ebcrlefn was
toast mlBtrcM for the evening and
was assisted by Mrs. Rachael Ap-
pk'KHte Solomon. Mrs. Wilbur Jones,
Mrs. Harry Ackley, Mrs. Allan
Sloan and Mlsa LeLalne West. Cov
ers wore laid for 16 guests.
Sunday, Sept. 27, 1925
members and those Interested In
Hie study clubs for the winter
months present. ,
Mm. A. L. Rico will havo charge
of tho study of the. pro-school age
of the child which promises to be
ma of the most Interesting classes
of the course, according to the
number who signed for the class.
Current literature which will
cover biography will be conducted
under tho ublo leadership of Mrs.
(1. A. Krautti and Mrs. It. E. Geary.
This also promises to be a favor
ite course.
However, with choice as a whole,
the drama section gives out a bright
outlook when tho signature for
the courses were obtained. It la
planned to present a small orig
inal skit or play later In the aea-
stn from members of tbe drama
section. Of tbis class, Mrs. Charles
wood Ki:erluln Is head.
Miss LeLalne West will enter
tain the group at the home of Mrs.
Wilbur Jonos at their next gather
ing which will bo a business meet
ing of the members.
CAitDa oi'T von
BRIDGE AFTERNOON
Mrs. E. M. Bubb and Mr. A. R.
Campbell will entertain on Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week with
a series of bridge parties during
the hours of the afternoon's. Invi
tations wore Issued early last week
for the affair,' which will be bold
In the Hall annex.
MRS. PETERSON
TO HE HOHTF.HH
Members tf the Christian Mis
sionary Society will meet on Thurs
day afternoon, October 1, at the
home of Mrs. Fred Peterson on
the Spring Lake road.
DINNER DANCe'iS
SUCCESS OF WEEK
Page Saveg
High score of the flrxt day was
awarded to Mrs.. U. E. liuuger,
second high to Mrs. E. B. Hall und
convolution to Mrs. Jack Slater.
On Friday afternoon high score!
went to Mrs. Oscar Sblve, second
high to Mrs. John Kargent and con
solation to Mrs. John Boyle.
Twenty-three tables were in play
during the afternoons. j
N e w s C 1 a s s i f i e d Ad
'..it !
s
1 line 1 day
1 line 2 days .
-.10
.15e
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CLASSIFIED
line 3 days
line 4 days
AD BATES1
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2Sc
line 1 week
line 1 month
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7Se
DELPHIAN fH'lt
WILL MEET MONDAY
Monday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
in the library club rooms of tbe
Klamath Falls public library an
organizing meeting of tbe Delphian
club will be beld, according to an
announcement made, last night by
Mrs. Lena L. Goble. who Is In the
city In the Interest of forming a
Klamath Falls chapter of the na
tional organization.
Sixty Invitations were sent out
throughout the city to those pro
minent in socioty and club work.
The organization will be perfected
during the moettng on Monday af
ternoon, with the course of study
outlined and the officers for the
nnmlnv vnar AlitetAfl ft In Anttri-
to be heard splendidly through-rted that M Qf ,he 60 meml)eI.,
will be present.
According to Mrs. Goblo, the or
ganization Is second In the United
State only to the General Federa
tion of Women's Clubs. It Is the
largest study club In the United
States, however. Chapters were or
ganised In ' May In Medford and
Ashland and are now functioning
onlanrfMlv '
P- . . t Prospective members are especial-li-"Tha
Trumneter" I)lx. "Irish . .. ,k.
l ------- y UTgeU l H1LUUU lllu Ilium,
ong" Lange. "The Wreck of )n( ,n order t0 make (he Klamath
fcilUPlanf," O'Hara. Nathan FMa grou9 actlve for tha coming
f '' i. ,. r, ,i winter months. J
(r "Uno Voce Poco Fa" Rossini i
iiuu wmiTi.rcv To
-"Patrla" Tito Mattel Mr- rkTI'RN SOON HERE
Friends of Miss Marlam Wortley
will be glad to know of her re
turn to Klamath Falls, after an
nhaencA of a fortnight, when she ac-
omnanled her sister. Mls Doro
thea Wortley lo Pittsburgh, Kan
sas, where she will spend the win
ter to Improve Iier health.
Tho alrls are daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. H. G. Wortley. and take
nn active nart in the social life of
W. ' . the eltv's younger set. Mis Wort
s' lev's return from the east will be
lOLAY CHAPTER received happily as It was expect
ed that she would remain for tne
winter with friends In Kansas.
MRS. KMMITT
IS HOSTESS
For members of the Happy Hour
Miib. Mrs. R. A. Emmltt enter
tained at her home on Pine street.
Flowers gathered from the Emmltt
enrden were used throughout the
rooms, carrying out the color
scheme of lavendar and marigold.
Guests of the afternoon were
Mesdames Ahble Walkor, Amelia
Whltlock and George Barth. Others
present were Mosdames w. tem
plar, W. Stolnmota, r. eumiuem,
O. M. Hector, w. r. jonnson, iu.
Ruconlch and Mrs. JSmmiit.
Mr. W. D. Cofor will entertain
at her home on 6J1 Alameda street
In a fortnight.
INIVEI1SITV WOMEN
HOLD INITIAL MEETING
Th first meetlns of the year
ih AmnrlMn Association of
University Women was hold In the
i.n.mrv elub room on Monday
ovenlng. with a large number of
Berlenbacb'a terrific body punches
wore top much for the confident Buf
falo gent.
SPORTS
FOR SALE Real Estate
(Continued' from Page Six)
FOR SALE Splendid corner lot
in Hot Springs. Close In. 50x75
feet. Price $1,000. Call 901
Lincoln . St. or phone 636-M.
NOTRE DAME IS BUNCH
. OF FORMIDABLE GRIDS
SOUTH BEND, Ind., Sopt. 26
(United Press) Out of a squad of
reserves and last year' freshmen.
Coach Knute ltochne bad built
another Notre Dane football team
that was good enough to overwhelm
Baylor university of Texas, 41 to 0
here this afternoon. His Irish crew
looked far bettor than any One ex
pected and may, make the going
rough for many another team' tbis
Beason. - I
FOR SALE One of the best com
pletely furnished homes in the
city, lot large enough for an
other bouse, yard In nice lawn,
trees, and shrubbery, garage.
Price $6,900. $3,000 down, bal
ance on monthly payments, splen
did location, on pavement. Call
901 Lincoln or pbone 636-M.
COAST LEAGUE
Three-room, completely furnish
ed house to trade as first payment
on larger house. Want about four-
room modern house on pavement.
B..H. 8., care News. S9tt
With tbe actual arrival of win
ter and winter activities the In
itial dluner dance of the season
was given on Thursday evening of
this week In the dining loom of
the White Pelican hotel.
A number of parties enjoyed tne
affair and frocks were more at
tractive this season than last, add
ing to the lovely setting of the
scene. Galloway's orchestra fur
nished the music. c
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Robertson, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Riley and Mrs.
Tom McDonald made up a lovely
table of guests. .
Another table was occupied by
Miss Loretta Jennings, Miss Vir
ginia West, .Hollln Rudolph and
Frank 'Beeten'"" ' ' ','" '
R. E. Wright was host at a table
attractively arranged at which cov
ers were laid for his gueBts, Those
in the party were Mr. and Mrs.
William Duncan, Miss Margaret
Worden, Miss Clara Calkins. Os
mond J. Hauge and R. E. Wright
As hostess for the evening Mrs.
Hope Weston Kilbourne also pre
sided over a table. ' The guests were
Mr. ; and Mrs. Aiken, Mrs. Lyon,
T. P. Henderson. Bob Boucher, Mr.
Davidson and Clarence Tuley.
At another table Dr. and Mrs.
Warren Hunt served as tbe host and
hostess with Mr. and Mrs. Roy
Durbln, Mr. and Mrs. B. Browne
as their guests.
Miss Rachael Cronqulst and JacK
Simpson occupied an attractive table
during the dinner hours.
Mr. and Mrs. Lou Arena were
host and hostesa to a number of
friends. The centerpiece of tho
table was an attractive arrangement
ot sweet peas and gladioli.
Among the other guests In tne
dining room to attend the initial
dance of the season were Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Mathews .and Mr. and
Mrs. John Brett. ' , -
Ih-e Finally Take One .
SALT LAKE. Sept. 26. After los
ing four straight games to the league-leading
San Francisco Seals,
Salt Lake won today's game by a
score of 4 to 1.
Score R. H. E.
San Francisco 1 11 0
Salt Lake 4 6 1
Batteries McWeeny and Yelle;
Calllo and Peters.
CHINESE BRIDGE
PARTIES GIVEN
Society of Klamath Fall was
km.).... nn Thiimilfiv and Friday af
ternoons to the most delightful af
fair of the season, wnen mrs.
Thnn.a f! finmnhell and Mrs.
riknriAa wnrf Eherletn .presided
over a bridge ten in the Hall annex.
In Its every appointment tne i-ni-nese
motif was otservod. Oor
. hi,mflfi0a Chinese brasses,
candelabra and' In the bridge fav
ors and tally cards, tne oriental
theme was prevalent. Mis Betty
Hauger and Miss Jean Hauger,
dauK1"- i of Mr. and Mr. H. E.
Hauger, garbed in Oriental robes
received the guests.
Presiding over all was a huge
iiuildha' expressing the moUf to the
r.,iiaa, rtvtnnf . Miniature figures
in brilliant ' robes, Chinese " Hunt
heads and yellow chrysantnemums
completed the charming Idea of the
Anniher Interesting Innovation car
ried ont during the afternoon ser
ies was the manner in wmcn paw
ners wore obtained. From the
.f finitnn and the pages of
history to ithe modern figures of
today, character cf romance ana
interest wore presented and the two
tinkeri in hlstorv were 'given as
partners. ' At one table King George
played -with tlueen -Mary. . At an
other, Mary Plckford and Douglas
Fairbanks and still another Romeo
and Juliet.
At daintily appointed tea table
Mr.' H. N. 'Moe and Mrs. George
t Wrlaht noured on Thursday af
ternoon. On Friday afternoon Mr.
W. O. Smith and Mrs. cnanes .
Mooro presided at the tables.
Oakland Wins Series
OAKLAND, Sept. 26. Oakland
cinched this week's series with Seat
tle, 4 games to 1, by winning to
day's engagement here, with a score
of 8 to 0. Rachac, Meeker and
Burns successively tried to stop the
onslaught ot the Oaks, in a hitting
streak, -but without success. Seat
tle errors helped the local victory.
8core ' R. H.- E.
Seattle 0 4-4
Oakland 8 IS 0
BatteriesrDumovich and O'Con-
nell; Krauso and Read.
i 'h Doable) Rmikis lTp Game
LOS AUGELES,'" Sept.'-' 2ft.A
double by Harry Iticonda, Portland
second baseman, in the tenth inning
of this afternoon's game gave Port
land the victory. Tbe -score was 6
to 4. Riconda's bit scored Rohwer,
who bad doubled.
Score R. H. E.
Portland 6 8 2
Vernon 4 10 S
Batteries Racbac, Meeker, Burns
and Hannah; Ludolph and Danning.
Senators Beat Angels 7-1 :
SACRAMENTO, .Sept. 26. Sacra
mento defeated Los Angeles 7 to 1
here today, and took the series over
their opponents. Kopp's triple with
two on base In the fourth frame,
was the feature of tbe afternoon.
Score i R. H. E.
Los Angeles 1 4
Sacramento... 7 12 1
Batteries Payne, Phillips and
Sandberg; E. Shea and M. Shea.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First game R. H E.
New York 4 6 1 1
Pittsburgh S 6 1
Batteries Barnes and McMullen)
Aldrldge and Smith. .
FOR SALE 4 room bouse and
seven acres suitable for subdiv
ision. Priced right. Phone 839-W.
' 627-SO
FOR RENT (Con't)
FOR RENT 3 room plastered,
partly furnished house, good lo
cation. Phone 41-W. S27tt
Fujurimnslhedl Homs
FOR SALE Nice little home on
pavement, In good location; gar
age; price $2,250, $350 down and
$30 per month and Interest. 901
Lincoln, phone 636-M.
FOR SALE Splendid rnncta, proper
ty in auierent parts ot the county.
Pbone 636-M, or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE Beautiful new 6-room
bungalow, basement garage; splen
did location for home; $5,260.
Pbone 536-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE New modern 6-room
bungalow; price $4,600; terms.
Pbone 536-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE Only a few good lots
left in Mills Addition; price $250
each. Phone 536-M or calf 901
Lincoln.
FOR SALE Lots in all parts of the
city lor lv per cent down and 36
equal payments on unpaid balance.
Call 901 Lincoln or phone 536-M.
Nice five room modern bunga
low on paved street. Two large
lots in Hot Springs Addition. Two
good lots in Nichols Addition.- It
win pay you to see mis property,
as it is part of an estate that has to
be settled. Call 206 Fourth St.,
corner Pine. ... A5tf
FOR SALE Some splendid lots In
Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone
536-M or call 901 Lincoln.
FOR SALE 17 room ' rooming
house. Reasonable price. Good
money maker. Call at 804
Main. Jltf
FOR SALE One and one-halt acres
In alfalfa and potatoes, on high
way, close In. Price $1,000, on
easy terms. 901 Lincoln. Phone
636-M.
FOR RENT 5 room unfurntihed
he-use. 214 So. Riverside. S27
SUITE OF THREE ROOMS, fur
- nace heat, hot water and use of
batb. Phone 331-W. 621 Wash
ington St. S27U'
FOR SALE (Gon't)
HAY DELIVERED L. Noll. - 920
Lincoln. Phone 697-W. 810 10
HEU WANTED Female
WA:;ted Middlo aged woman 'as
I companion and housekeeper for
i elderly woman. Box 165, News.
S17tf
FOR RENT 4 room modern house
on Lincoln. Inquire 1237 East
St. S26tt )
FOR RENT Cabins to white men
See Collins, 724 Market. S24-27
Feir Rent '. -
Strictly modern, steam ' heated.
furnished apartments, McCarthy
Apartment, 630 Pine St Phone
00. S4C
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOR SALE Hampshire ram. Ages
3 to 5. Price $30, f.o.b. shipping
point. Write or wire Tehama
Ranch, Gerber, Calif. S27 Oil
HELP WANTED Male
MAN WANTED (City, or country)
old established company will sup
ply capital and start you in" your
own permanent business selling
necessities people must buy every
day. Experience unnecessary.
Write McConnon fc Co., Factory
290, Winona, Minn. 820
WANTED
GENERAL OFFICE vtyAN wants
clerical, stenographer or book
keeping .work. Six. years exper
ience. Local references. Pbone
613.- Room, 28. ' . 827-29 -
TREES" Shade, ornamental and
fruit, berries, shrubbery, .vines,
roses. Will set them also. Order
new for fall and spring delivery.
J. A. Farley. Pbone 588-J. P. O.
Box 492. 1 S27-29'
FOR . SALE B'.ack Bilk dress. Size
40. Never worn, $12.50. The
Mode's Dressmakers. 130 So. 7th
St. ...... 827-30.
For Sale Excellent Tunning con
dition. Fully equipped. Oversized
cord tires, Atwater-Kent system, two
spotlights. See car 'Monday at
Western Auto Supply, 7th and Pine.
Bt&ias-V- . S27:
FOR SALE English Springer Span
iel puppies from Imported train
ed- parents, Sire, the only Amer
ican and English International
Champion in tbe world. Fastest
retrievers, always - nnder com
mand, pretty house dogs. Prices
reasonable. Your choice from two
litters. See what you are buy
ing. . Lucile Redner. P. O. Box
171. S22-27'
FOR SALE Wheland portable saw
mm, capacity 3,ouv it. ti n.p,
engine outfit, new this spring,
cost $900. Best offer takes It.
Nancy Vollman. Phone or call
. Rocky Point... ., ... 822-27 .'
ShropsMir Ewes
100 ewes and 17 bucks for sale.
All purebred stock. Burr West
brook, Merrill, Ore. , S20-26 .
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Nicely furnished bed
room with bath and heat, private,
home. 629 North 3rd. 826-27
FRONT ROOM for 1 or 2; phone,
bath; $4 week. 303 Washing
ton. Phone 284-W. 826-27
LARGE PLEASANT housekeeping
rooms. 237 North 5th. BZ6-27
First game R. H. E.
Chicago 8 13 0
Boston 5 13 " 1
Batteries Edwards, Blankenshlp
and Grabowski; Ehmke, Fuhr and
Stokes.
FOR SALE Boston terrier male
pup from pedigreed, toy stock,
$35. Write, phone or call Nancy
Vollman, Rocky Point. 822-27
. Adldaiag M&dfoniaes ':
Cola Registers.',.
Slightly nsed Dalton, Burroughs;
guaranteed. Cash or tennis. South
well Stationery Store. Phone 602
S10 O10 ,
EXPERIENCED chambermaid wants
work by day or hour. Phone
Sro-J. . . ., 826-29
WANTED Three auto 'log trucks.
good haul. Inquire Jack Mor
ton. Hildebrand, Ore; S22-28
LOST
LOST Buncb ' of keys and pad-'
lock between Balslger Garage and
Shaw-Bertram . box factory. Re--turn'
to 1809 .Main St. Reward.
S24-26
T"
FOUND
FOUND Black and white dog.
Owner may have same by pay
ing for this ad. J. S. Lageson.
Phone 616-J. 824-26 .
MISCELLANEOUS
TRADE Have $100 cornet,' E flat
bass, 2 : shotguns and typewriter.
Will trade. , fqr light car, tour
ing, roadster or delivery. Call ,
625 Plum St, after 6 p. nt. -...
S25-27.'
CARPENTERS Tbe initiation fee
of the Carpenter's Union is be
ing raised Oct .1, ... 1925. , All
, tradesmen who. wish to ' join
place - their'' application bo
fore . that date. Pbone 906 or
or call at Central Labor Union
Hall, 5th and Main St. 823-29
SHORTHAND Taught evening
Gregg system. Call or write Mrs.
' Price. Room "No. 14. Court
House.-. , i 820 Ol
PARAGON" made i to measure .
coats, $18.50 to $59.75. All wool
fabric,, also Manhattan Woolen1
Mills tor woolens, all descriptions.
Mrs. Beatrice Cory, 522 So. 6th
St. Phono 45 6-M.; 816 016
IF WE DON'T CARRY your tav
. orite magazine or newspaper
we'll- order it tor, you. Hale's
News Agency. ( 810 O10
MRS. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacber
ot piano, private lessons 1 hoar
a .week and privilege of class
work In composition, musical his
tory, ear training,- etc. Terms $5
, a month. ..Studio .503 No. Ird.
' Phone 284-M. Residence 1000
California. Phone 790-W. S4-r-04
Second game r R. H. E.
New York . 3 8
Pittsburgh 0 4 2
Batteries Fltzslmmons and Sny
der, Devlne; Morrison, Sheehan and
Gooch.
Score I R. H. E.
Brooklyn 4 11 0
Cincinnati 16 1
Batteries Ehrhardt and Taylor;
Donohuo and Hargrave,
Score I R. H. E.
Philadelphia 4 16 1
Chicago 2 6 0
Batteries Carlson and Henllne;
Blake and Gonzales. 11 Innings.
St. Louis-Boston no game, rain.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yanks Defeat TlRer i
NEW YORK, Sept. 26. Two runs,
batted In by Howard Shanks, and a
homer by Buster Gehrig gave the
New York Yankees a 8 to 1 victory
over the Detroit Tigers. Shocker
was hit on the knee by a drive from
Hellman, and Bassler had to be re
lieved when his finger was split by
MeiiBcl's foul tip.
Score R. H. E.
Dotrolt 1 11 0
New York 3 9 0
Batteries Wells, Doyle and Bass
ler, Woodall; Shocker, Hoyt and
Bengough.
Whlto Sox Win Two
BOSTON, Sept. 26. Chicago bad
little trouble in taking both games
ot the double header from the Red
Sox this afternoon, 8 to 5 and 6 to 0.
Ted Lyons incidentally annexed his
20th vlotory ot the season, and a
shut-out, besides.
Rookies Beat Atlilotlcs Twice
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26. Two
rookies pitchers, Levensen and
Benge, outpointed Connie Mack's
pair of aces, Rommel and Gray, here
this afternoon, and pitched tbe
Cleveland Indians to a double vic
tory over the Athletics at 7 to 2
and 4 to 0.
First game ' R. H. E.
Cleveland 7. 10 1
Philadelphia ; 2 11 ' 8
Batteries Levson and Myatt;
Rommell, Harrlss and Cochrane.
Second game R. H. E.
Cleveland - 4 10 2
Philadelphia 0 4 1
Batteries Benge and McCrea;
Gray and Cochrane.
Score - R. H. E.
St. Louis - 9 11 1
Washington 7,11 1
Batteries Glard, Vangllder and
Dixon; Thomas, Kelly and Severeld.
Football Scores
FORD ROADSTER '25 model for
sale or will trade on real estate.
Colonial Inn. 827 OS
Amherst, 23; Rochester, ?.
Case, 17: Baldwin, 17.
Penn State, 14; Lebanon Valley 0.
SuBquehanna, 0; Cornell, 80. . . .1
Dartmouth, 69; Norwich, 0.
. Colgate, 28; Canlsus, 0.
Washington, 108: Willamette, 0.
V. 8. C 74; Whlttler. 0.
U. of C, Southern branch, 7; San
Diego, 0.
Emporia Teachers, 7; Kansas Ag
gies, 26.
Haskell Indians, 35; Fairmont
College, 0.
Moorhead Normal, 0; North' Da
kota, 64.
Minnesota Teachers, 35; Luther 0.
North Dakota Aggies, 47; James
town, O.
Marquette, 10; Loyola, 0.
West Virginia, 8; Allegheny, 0.
Akron, 3; Wittenberg, 13.
U. of C., 28; Santa Clara, 0.
Olympic Club, 9; Stanford, 0.
Grinnell, 27; Penn College, 13.
Ames, 28; Simpson, 0.
Parsons, 12; Still, 0.
Nebraska, 13; Freshman, 0.
St. Thomas, 6; Upher, Iowa Col
lege, 6.
Kennewlck, Wash., high 14: Pend
leton ' high 7; Washington high,
Portland 17; Chelmlls high 7.
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Woostor, 0; Asblnnd. 17.
Ursinus, 0: Penn. 82.
Hamilton. 0: Williams. 13.
Havorford, 0; Columbia, 69.
Nlagra, 0; Now York U., 14.
Union,-68; St. Michaels, 0.
Hobart. 0; Syracuse, 30. '
Rhode Island, State, 0; BroWn, 33.
Alfred, 3; Rutgers. 19.
Manhattan. 0; Holy Cross. 41.
Michigan 'State,' 16: Adrian, 0.
Detroit U 26; Alma, 0. '
Pittsburgh, 28: Wash, ft Lee, 0.
Notre Dame, 28; Earlham, 0.
Lafayette, 21); Muhlenberg, 14.
Bucknell, 17; West Maryland, 0.
F & M, 16; Albright, 0.
Gettysburg, 40; St. Johns, 0.
Legal Notices
NOTICE FOR ri'BUCATIOJI. ,
Department of tho Interior, '
U. 8. Lonl Office at Laltevle, Die.
September 21, 1925
Notice Is hereby given that Sam
uel Dixon,, of Olene. Oregon, who.
on August 14, 1920, made Addi
tional Stock Raising Homestead
Entry, No. 09889, for 6WK of Sec
tion 25 and BEA ot Section 26.
Township 398., Range 10B., ' Wil
lamette Meridian, has filed notice
ot intention to make Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described, before C. R, De-
Lap,, Clork ot tho County Court, at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, on tne
DRESSMAKING Mrs. H. O. Whit
ney. 510 8o. 5th.! Phone 4 6 6-M..
: 81 Ol i
30th day of October,. 1925. ' ... '
Claimant names as witnesses: .
Harry Kinney, ot Olene, Oregon,'
T. P. Corpenlng, of Olene, Oregon.
D. Ellis Young, ot Klamath Falls,
Oregon. ' - ,
Leonard Lewis, or uiene, Oregon.
F, P. LIGHT,
826026 .- Register.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION ...
nnMrtmMil. ' nf th fntrala.
U. S. Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore.
Notice Is hereby given that WI1--Ham
F. B. Chase, of Bonanza, Ore
gon, who, on January 10, 1920,'
made Homestead Entry, No. 011181,
for WHNE14, NWitati- ana
SE14NW14,' Section -28, Township
ioa Dancra 19R Willamette Mer-
idlun, has filed notice of Intention -
to make Three near rrooi, xu es
tablish claim to the land above
JB.n,lhul hnfnr J O. TTamaker. U.'
S. Commissioner, at;Bonanxa. Ore
gon, on the 7tB day ol novemwr,
1925. v r
Claimant names as witnesses:
v y&7 Miliar John Miller. John
Bunn, J. A. Mnhoney, all of Bo
nanza, Oregon.
822 022 . Register.
"NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Department of the Interior, . j
0. S. .Land Office at Lakevlew, Ore.'
September 9. 1925. I
Notice Is horeby given that Frank,
F. Mullan, of Dorrls, California,'
who on November 1, 1923, made.
Additional Homestead Entry, Act:
June 9. 1916 and March 2, 1889,
No. 012106, for WNWtt of Boc-5
tion 33, Township 408., Range 7E..J
Wlllamctto Meridian. bus filed
notice of Intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establish claim to,
tho land above described, before
Bert C. Thomas, U. S. Commission
er, at Klamath Fails. Oregon on
the 9th day of Ndvomber. 1925. i.
Claimant names as witnesses: -Jesse
L. High, David Btotts. Wil
liam Raymond, Al Cummins, all ot
Dorrls, California. I ' :
- - F." P. LIGHT, .
SIS 012 Inc. Register.
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