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Wednesday, Sent. ."0, 1025
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LOCALS f
Here from Merrill J. Frank University of Oregon will be happy
Adame. prominent resident of Klam-J to learn of their pledging to various
th county., and a pioneer In the his-1 womcn'8 fraternities on the Oregon
tory of Merrill, apent Monday and; campus. Misa Florence Elliott, a
Tuesday In the city, visiting with his! daughter of Urvllle Klllott of Klam
eon. J. Martin Adams, who left yea- ath Agency. ha been pledged to 1M
terday morning for Stanford. Beta Phi: Misa Nell Klllott. daughter
I of E. L. Elliott, was pledged Satur-
u ii...i. pr.nk M.-rnr.:day to Alpha Delta PI. Another
sack, prominent rancher on the west Klamath girl to be pledged waa Misa
aide of fle Klamath lake, visited In Kathryn Doty, daughter of C. A.
Klamath Falls yesterday from hit Doty ' lakevlew. formerly of Mam-
bome.
ath Falls. Misa Poty la pledged to
' Delta Gamma.
If. It. I-arcent and family were
calling on the Furbera Thursday eve
ning.
E. I.. Furber was a business call
er In Klamath Falls on Friday.
t n ti .-. - . I ) will
Itcturiu From PoraUtlo Prcaul I ' V
" . ... . . . . a-r IB 111 II U r I 1UU T I'Vt'UIIIK.
prominent In the Klamath division, van iwern ot Mamum run naa re-, California. Power coni
fer the Mack Truck company, with urned from Pocatello. where he was I
O. V. Myers, are spending the day "lied by the Illness and death of hi. ! 'Z
rromiiHtit Vlallora--A. A. Frent-
lei and R. E. Giger ot Portland, i
In fnmi Woolen. Hen Gay waa In
the city Monday from his ranch near
Worden on matters ot business. .
Guy la suffering from a wrenched
kneo which Is causing him consider
able trouble, but la able lo be
around.
Lrnr for l-ake. Mr. and Mrs. F.
V. Foster and Mrs. F. McDonald are
leaving this morning for Summer
Lake, to be gone a couple ot weeks
on business.
MIDLAND
M A LI N FARHERSlfcr
FAVOR TULE miS
lot H5 a year, a.cr.l'ng to
Kigl...VK.ne f" of the Ma.ln oen.lv PUl.h.,1 '
district have signed a petition r.. ii.lnl.lry "t li.
. . ii ..,n,...i ti...... fifuei are rliilu.cu to ri
vonng minimis mom ; ....i,,.., ii..
.tl.trlef wh.cn .,-..1.1.111 1.1U lliailimnu
through Tula lake district, to"
will give a direct eastern nutlet. It
waa announced today by Dr. F. M.
Trout, mayor of Malln. and presi
dent of the Malln Commercial club.
The petition, directed to the Inter
state commerce commission, declares
stale machine miner ....
regime " ""
closest economy In Its operation ok
the other.
The average cost 01 eer nvw'
these five laleguiles reaches
777. SID.
Members of ll.e civil service draw
approximately HIS a year; teachers
(tit,: military men i:M0; railway
employee $41111, and workmen f 135.
HOPE GIVEN UP FOR
SAILORS IN SUB
e alive. Buch i.i
aiiuaren.lv " "'"ulnai
ood"we r"r.v J
v.nta.ee th. n.arln. ". l e 1
" "'orning to lit. n,"
"! atern to i... ..... ml '
wrench. "
1 wrenched apart.
(t'uiitll.uiMl fnim Page tine)
rooma
boat.
In the forward part of the
lllvi-ra WurkliiK I
Six or more illvnra were In work
throughout I ho night, exploring with
In the hull, and It waa felt that
outer oouu'b n.igni ue nrougl.t up.
Night work waa facilitated when a
Wnallnghouae company represent!
alive brought a newly Invented
In Klamath Falls on business. Frent
xell la well known In the Cooa bay
district and throughout the valley.
I mother.
Taken to Home Miss Laura Hoi
liday. daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. G
L. Holllday, well known rancher of the north on Monday,
Return to Salem. Mr. and Mrs
George L. Forge and son Bill of
Salem and Miss Haicl Phillip), also'
of Salem, returned to their homes In !
J. C. Sevlck was a business caller
on the Island Sunday. ,
The lluvelln brothers and Albert
Ball were visiting In Klamath Falls
Friday evening.
Mra. Bertha Phelps waa a county
Klamath, waa removed to her home for some time In this city, where
on the Keno road yesterday, follow- Forge was Interested in business af-lng-
an operation for the removal of fairs.
her appendix. Misa Holllday sub-J
mltted to an operation In the Klam-i Krum ,h(. .-ort. Mr. ana .Mrs.
nth Valley hospital during the pastJan,es Pelton of Fort Klamath are
week,
auer visiting i eat v1or OB a,,,,,,!.,.
Frank Lane was In Klamath Falls
on business Saturday.
Frances Flowers spent the week
end with George llurnett on Miller
island.
Mra. Lee Sutton was visiting In
visiting In Klamath Falls for several Klamath Falls on Friday.
i... risen from HOC In l. ""'I"
that the eastern route through Title tk( ,;mtil government, to 'he prna
luke. as well as through rail faclli- ... (!, which despite the change
ties to Portland and San Francisco. , .....n-tary condllliinn and the high
Is tho railroad development most m f ,V,. marks a distinct cam , ,,,, tll powerful lighta designed
urgently needed now in mo come ovrf depreciation oi mi "- U llluuilnnto Ihe Interior of the 8-61 i
state of Oregon. i rency. js ml thus reveal Ihe situation at Ihei
Heretofore Malln has been con iUulu.ton f t he personnel of the i bottom of Ihe sound.
SI i-. -Mwhlch ta f'ortl-"" "m.rov....ent of the .talus who ..,,, lho plrd
i hull alii 1 1 hrfiiiMhl .ml h t..n
" -'" wm Ml WUtllOal Ul i
hn
do-
lrt I ms;
Oregon Trunk railway, which Is for- rmplo).M rnBl were
mally opposing f-"-- oal.o, tnfoVcU. government ,he
Southern Pacific a line through I , ,. A(ler two years of ! , , hll bo, ,,, V
Tiile lake tllatnct e.nerlinent It has evolved the fol- ,...,. ,helh.r any nf ih. .!.,.
nJ lowing administrative orgsnisauon. ( lh. ,nplaeahl tnVy jnM minM
" iThe civil service comprises 110.000
On Business Hen? Harry A. Ut
ley ot Favell, L'tley and company,
well known real estate firm of Port
land, la spending a brief time In
Klamath Falls on bnslness. and visit
ing with acquaintances. Vtley plans
to leave Immediately for the Coos
bay country, where be has business
Interests.
days from the well known Pelton
ranch In the Fort district.
Kort BragR Visitors. Mr. and Mrs.
Terry E. McBrlde ot Fort Bragg are
visitors in the city for several days
this week to transact business affairs.
. Visiting With Mother Mr.
Mrs. Leonard Lageson of Marysville.
.Calif., are visiting for a brief time
with Mr. Lageson's mother. Mrs.
L. J. Lageson of Fourth street.
Sir. YWiard In. Mrs.' Lester C.
and ! Wishard ot Harriman Lodge or Pel
ican Bay lodge spent .Monday in ttie
city shopping and visltiUE with
friends.
Returns from Hunt Chester De
Lap returned yesterday from Huckle
berry mountain, where he has apent
the past three days In the hunt fori from his home in Medford.
Martin Owensby, lost Merrill
rancher.
On Business Here. H. Thomas,
service man for the Best Tractor
company, la making a brief business
visit to Klamath Falls this week
In Tuesday Henry Anderson,
well known merchant of Merrill,
where he owns the White House
Mercantile store, epent Tuesday in
Klamath Falls transacting business.
Visits Schools Fred Peterson
visited in the Merrill public schools
on Tuesday afternoon, making a
brief inspection tour.
Mra. ItcLap 111 Friends of Mrs.
Lloyd It. be Lap will be sorry to
learn of her illness, which has kept
her confined to the C. R. DeLap
home with a trained nurse in at
tendance. A minor operation will
be undergone by Mrs. DeLap in the
near future, according to members
ot her family.
At the Hotel Hall. Among the
prominent visitors in the city this
week Is J. P. Churchill of Yreka.
who Is stopping at the Hotel Hall
while in Klamath Falls. Churchill
is a well known banker ot the Cali
fornia city, and has numerous friends
here.
On Way to Ijikevlew. Frank P.
Light passed through the city this
week on his way to Lakevlew after
visiting in the valley for some time.
MnUonl Residents. Mr. and .Mrs.
Allen Mattison of Medford are among
the visitors in the city this week
from the valley.
Mrs. Frank Flowers was In Klam
ath Falls Saturday purchasing sup
plies for the Midland grocery.
Charles Porter was a caller on the
island Saturday.
The youngsters are looking for a
good time at the box social and en
tertainment at the Midland school
house on Saturday evening, October
3, at 8 o'clock. Everyone is Invited
to come and bring their box.
J. D. Hooper has finished thresh
ing his grain crop on the Island. The
grain turned out well.
Ray Shepherd was a Midland vis
itor Sunday.
Richard and Guldo Robustelll
were calling on Charles Porter on
Sunday.
Ophtr Schmeck was calling In Mid
land Sunday.
.Mr. and Mrs. Mlddleton was visit
ing in Klamath Falls Sunday.
C. R. Patterson has finished head
ing grain on the Gregory ranch.
The Malln petition reads:
We. the undersigned farmers
...l,lnta lnl.n .lUirirl. Oreann J
believe that the building of a main
line railroad through this great body
ot agricultural land, giving us di
rect eastern outlet, as well
through rail facilities to
and San Francisco, is the railroad
"'"7""' , , ,., 17.000 men at a aalarv of
now in the entire sta e of Oregon 0 category, labor,
and we hereby respectfully request . a
the interstate commerce commission ' d' "00,.d"rn.d:"'"
to give this expression of our desires
most serious consideration at tho
forthcoming hearing on Oregon rail
road development.
NOTICE
m . .
with the
Boston Beauty
Shop
oi: appointment
Phone ail.
Wlnlera llldg.
.mnlnvH a. an exDense ot $53.1.74,
I 923. The teaching staff of the .late
I. made up of 11.000 Instructors,
costing 1S.9S,JII. The military e-
i.,r.un.i tablishment embodies 150.000 mem-
231. The rallwBr nemoaiiil num-
Th total vipenite of
TOURING PLANES
MAKE SAFE TRIP
TAX
COUNTY SPEED UP
Tax payers of Klamath county
are responding more readily than
usual according to the tax collector's
office yesterday, when scores of pro
perty owners throughout the county
made a visit to pay off the last half
ot their 1924 taxes during the early
days of the week.
Payment of county taxation began
on Monday afternoon and It Is es
pecially urged that those who have
taxes to pay or tax problems to set
tle do so during the early part of
the week in order to prevent the
repetition ot the lust days of 'the
tax week In April, when the office
was swamped with people and the
employes of the office were worked
OMAHA. Sent. 29 Tho sixteen ' many hours over time.
planes touring the middle, west In) Monday. October S. Is .the last day
the Edscl Ford reliability contest, j for the payment of taxes ror the
arrived here In good conditions bet- last half of 1924, without penalty
Interest. ,
From Corvalli. Valley visitors In
Klamath Falls include Mr. and Mrs.
Jack H. Sefton of Corvallis.
Recent Visitor. J. T. Logan Is
spending some time In the city from
his home In Medford.
Return From Portland. Mrs. Jen
nie Hurn and Mr. and Mrs. R. E.
Wattenburg returned Sunday after
noon from Portland, where they at
tended Soveign Grand lodge con
vention ot Odd Fellows last week.
Mrs. Hurn and Mr. and Mrs. Wat-
tenourg represented Prosperity Ite- guest in the Arcade hotel while in
bekah lodge of Klamath Falls. 1 Klamath Falls.
ween 4 and 5 p. m., and airmen an
nounced that the machines have
shown nearly 100 per cent perform
ance In the flight to date.
The trip has been without incid
ent thus far and the pilots are
having little difficulty In maintain
ing their schedule. Tuesday they
flew from Chicago to Mollne. III..
At the Arcade. R. B. Lynch Is rhere they were entertained at lunch
Included In the visitors in the city j by city officials. The planes then
this week from Paunlna. He Is a 1 proceeded to lies Moines, Iowa,
where they arrived at Fisher field
If you know ot any game viola
tions, rail phone 584. All Informa
tion will Le strictly . confidential.
I
Remington
Portable
THE most popular
perioral writing
machine, because it is
convenient and com
pletethe lightest
and smallest portable
with standard key
board. Has every
quality the personal
user needs Take any
user's advice and
buy one.
( Price, complete with case, $60
Southwell's
' itik mtxml ear tuj ftymtwl PUm
Submit to Operation. Friends of i Hi-out Munler Arrives. Cecil A.
Mrs. H. E. Jones, who submitted to Cook, executive scout master for
a major operation in the Lane hos- Klamath, Jackson and Josephine
pital of San Francisco, will be glad counties, arrived in Klamath Falls
to know that she 1b recovering nicely last night to convey a message to the
and latest reports received In Klam- Klamath Falls council, following at
ath Falls are satisfactory. Mrs. Jones tendance of an Interesting confer
was operated upon Friday. ; ence held In Washington recently.
FORT CROOK FIELD. OMAHA.
iNeb.. Sept. 29 Frank Bogart. De
troit newspaper man was slightly in
jured and the "Carrier Pigeon" a
Curtlss plane, one of the 17 ships in
the Ford reliability tour was wreck
ed when the craft struck a motor
cycle when landing here late Tues-
jday afternoon. The remaining
planes made perfect landings. Casey
Jones, pilot and L. D. Gilford, mecb
I anlc of the "Carrier Pigeon" escaned
.Mi-mnnl iNltor. Among visitors visiting for a brief tiMe in Klamath . Injury when the plane crashed and
In Klamath Falls this week from the Fulls from bis home in Ashland. I turned over on Its side.
valley are a number from Medford.
In From riiilixiuln. Out-of-town Weed Visitors Here. Mr. and Mrs.
vlrltors In the city this week from H. C. Harb of Weed are visiting for
Chlloquln Included Mr. and Mrs. a short time in Klamath Falls from
Cyril Benson, who were Monday their homes in Northern California,
shoppers.
Valley Visitor. C. D. Jlllson
at 2 p. m., hopping off shortly after
3 p. m.. for this city.
The flyers expect to hop-off for
St. Joseph, Mo., Wednesday. '
Among those to spend yesterday here Lakevlew Resident Here.. Among
were W. F. Quimby, E. L. Lenox and., the many visitors in Klamath Falls
W. C. Drew.
Hend Residents Here. Among the
guests in Klamath Falls from the
neighboring city of Bend Is Robert
B. Gould, who Is spending several
daya this week on business.
U ..
Bonanza Visitor. Out-of-town vis
itors In the city Jtist recently Include
J. 8. Ragenovlch, prominent rancher
of the Bonanza district. While In
Klamath Falls Ragenovlch was a
guest at the White Pelican hotel.
... Ijki;vlcw Visitors. Mr. and Mrs.
N. T. Jensen of Lakevlew are among
the recent visitors In Klamath Falls.
Land Hold to Bennett. A. S. Ben
nett of Klamath Falls has purchased
from Mr. and Mrs. Albert Westfall
lot 683 In block 108 in Mills addition
for a consideration of f 1.600. The
deed was filed Monday In the county
clerk's office.
this week from neighboring districts
snd cities is J. W. Graham, well
known resident of Lakevlew, who Is
spending several days In the city.
Hem From Medford. Mrs. Pearl
Hendcrshot of Medford Is visiting In
Klamath Falls from her home In the
valley.
Rancher Visits. Ed Young, Poe
valley farmer, was transacting busi
ness at the county seat Monday.
GRID STAR ILL
PALO ALTO, Cal., Sept. 29 Hen
ry Mlllage of Phenlx, Aria., one of
Coach Glenn Warner's best back
field men. may be lost for the year
to the Cardinal grid squad.
The sophomore full back, Tues
day was advised to undergo a knee!
operation, which may take 111 in from 1
the squad for the season.
There's 20 Years' Experience
Behind My Work
Add to this, quality materials and conscientious
workmanship. ' Result A real job with no re
grets, y-
Crater Lake Garage
K. Q. AYER, Prop.
23 Main SI. (At I lie ,,. tnr twenty rnrs) Phone IVM
PAIGE and JEWETT CARS
Storage Greasing Gas Oil
The Duck minster
What You Get Out
of Shoes depends on how much
the manufacturer has put in.
Naturally, you expect more
out of "NettlctonV because for
nearly fifty years they have been
accepted by men as the last word
in shocmaking for men. You
will not be disappointed.
Fall Styles Ready
KIAMATHKLOTHIKG
1
EAPINO CLOTHIERS OIMCE iqol "
EADINO CLOTHIERS OIMCE Uol
In the Center of the Shopping District
In From Merrill. George Offleld
of Merrill was In the city Monday,
attending to matters of business.
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good ' Drugs
Hero From Merrill. Rudolph Kat-i
tenhorn, prominent rancher of the
Merrill district was among the visit
ors in Klamath Falls Monday.
Arrives In Klniimtli. Miss Gladys
Anderson of Tacoma, Washington,
has arrived In Klamnth Falls to Ac
cept position In the Merrill public
schools as teacher. Miss Anderson
will take up her duties Immediately.
SERVICE
QUALITY
WILD
RICE
' Fresh new stock for the opening of duck season.
"Whynot"
Hurry Cash Grocery
576 PHONE 576
' filrls I'lmliml. Friends of Klam
ath Falls girls who enrolled in the1-
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You May
Be Next
Mr9. D. D. Van Fleet, Phone 57 1 , had
the lucky telephone number last Saturday.
Your turn may come thia week'.
Watch for the 'Are You Lucky' Page
in Next Saturday's NEWS
everyday
helpsheep
sickness
away
Food dosen't hsve to he foiX
unhealthful. Many Ills of children
and Brown-up, too, ere due to looa
kept In the changing tcmrturooi
a pantry or "kitchen cooler jSdJJ
says you cannm Keep pcn - ,
pure and wholesome without proper "Li
rcfrlgcratlon. The safe Xi)
on.y scnsiDie way n w -r
your home ail iht Umtl
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KLAMATH ICE & STORAGE CO.
Phone 58. .
MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF ICE INDUS'10
t) Vtl Vashlnfion Stmt. ChlcafO. Illlnolt