The Klamath news., October 21, 1925, Image 8

Fage Eight
TiVtWs'flay. Oct!
21. 1925
jgFLOCALS $
Hrrr from Knyn Among lh In RUnialh on HuKiavnM E. V.
business visitors ia the city for'McGill. president of the Crasrford
(hit wek U r. B. Roberts of En- Coun:v Trust company and pro-
lea.
minol eastern business man
Yatitors ia Klamath Out of county, arriving the early part of
town visiter in Klamath Falls wbo the. week from his home in Mead
arrlred lat niht include. Mr. and ville. Pennsylvania. McUill aeron
Mrs. M. R. Binrs and Mrs. B. F. ' pand J. E. Wheeler of the Wheel
Johnson of Prinerille. and Mrs. er-Olmstesd company to Klamath
Esllek of Bend. county.
t.uil.l t Mrt't Members u( the 'Oakland. I'al.. became the come
Ladies. ".u:M f the Kr-itpal dun i lth wile Tueadar bnlon
churth will meet on Thur.day af- Jmlee William H. Clark, of the
! ternojn at !:), at the home of Hartford probate court.
Mrs. II. E Gets, III Su!h Kiv- The twu slipped Int.) Hartford
erjide atrttt. for an informal af- (rm H.ion shortly ftr noon and
! ternoon. I'lans for the rooked to,, ,)ut their license. Iloporr aie
fivd and ruminate sale will be , bis see a it and Miss (Hater hers
j discussed The affair will be n : a After the marnaie. they
erent of Saturday In the build!n for w yorh.
iformely occupied by the Klamath, y. nirk k d ,., ,0
I waive the five-day law, which would
obstruct the marrlaie of most
-SON NOT BAD BOY
Shoe store.
couples from outside the state and
performed tho ceremony in his own j
Knjoy Hunting Trip A party of
Klamath Falls residents compovd i
ot Miss I'auline ('lift. Miss Vera
Thompson. Mr. ana sirs, jonn siani-, ,
... ST:, c... whether Hopper had trembled
the people from the different lo
calities, who ul.plavr.1 such splendid
community spirit throughout the
venlnf.
Th nriit from the sal
nlea lit ! j sblch M
vi.-hni. tea. hi r si Urr Swan!
Lake, nplalna is lo be used frj
needed school supplies. ! Mot)9r Md
u.i. Mi.i.r Knt.d Fih.r . Tri.i
Swan Lake school, announces mej
next enlertalnmrnt will be given In ShootlBf
their district In the near future
iinTiirn ri i iiio h.r hU.h..a .r
M I II 11 1 If I I il I 1.1 ' V.der,rt ..
1I1UIIILI1 ULflllllU Th. ....""
usae.iioo n
com, out of hi. "W
n.rnlni anj a,a " JM
and mother k0 ia , ' "
their ln.ur.nc.. , N
ujr in niutlier.
Mrs V n.l .
!of h.r f..
Ne...-"Mv boy." be. Mrs. Dell. 1 .. ""' lJ
.... .. . .1 -" was the ..l
M the White Pelican J. E. ! Here from Laknlew Ceorae A.
Backus and R. L. Peck are bnsi-j Mayfie'.d. prominent cattleman ot
nesa Tlsitort in the city this week : Lake connty spent Tuesday in
from their home in Portland, to ' Klamath Falls looking into num
transact affairs In Klamath Falla. ; eroui business affairs. Mayfield
or just merely yawned.
One time, the fifth time to
In the Tule Ijik country. TheT re-'. . "opper was
reported the weather excellent.
Sandham and Jack Jewett made up
a hunting partjr to spend Sunday
be
'Ot B...1
Mr.
1) n.wi ml lisnillAe
avsavaaMa ,Mi mm mum lesii.ieu a. i Warran
sought lor tviamam -.- ..r "Z" rr!- W
.u w) lB .
her son s tlraiia, euM1
I to her 17-year-old son
for Iht murder of his
11 years to the same woman. Klda
Furry was the wife who held (he
Mills All. Ixrt Sold Anunilato 1 fickle IV Wolf so long, but you will
They are guests in the White Peli-(is manager of the Klamath Cattle Roma f Klamath county has sold , recosnlte her more readily under
can hotel j company. ! Lo, j Block ilS of .Mills addition her stage name, lledda Hopper.
' I ! to Mr. -and Mrs. J. F. Chase. The Ella Gardiner was the first Mrs.
From Coos Bay Mr. and Mrs. F.j Merrill Rancher Visits John ,, wo.u.h (, one of ,he mo t. IIorpt,r and Ja Mosner wa, the
V. Foster ot Coos Bay on the coast.; Cox. Merrill rancher, spent Tues-1 tnictlre iB ,nt tec,oa of ,ne city. I second, but that was long ago. Then
accompanied by Miss Gen Brltton of day in the city transacting business brought a price of fJSOO. The, Hopper married Edna Wallace, who
Kercy, are among tne many rai-! aiiairs. deed was filed yesterday in the still Is known by a combination of
ton to spend the remainder of office of the county clerk. ' her own name and the one he gave
the week in Klamath Fall. Rrgkter X Chamber of Commerce : j hf r , j Mn)e pcnron, b.vr ,yen
, Among those to register in Klam- Coos Ray Rnidrnts S. II Land. Referred to Edna Wallace Hopper
Portland Visitors .Among the ath Falls yesterday at the Klam-. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence A Mitchell a the "tS-year-old flapper"
many business risitors and a nnm- ath county chamber of commerce 0f Marshfield. have disposed of seT- svila Itenrdon lK-rg-n. a singer,
ber here on a brief trip to enjy were C. H. Dixon of Los Angeles. 1 eral pieces of property In Klamath succeeded Edna in 19.1 after a
the hunting are manjr from Port- Ralph Newberry of Weed. L. B. ! Fan,, including Lots S and . Block . divorce had separated Hopper from
land, including the following resi-, Hopkins of Lcngview. Wash.. T. S. ji, in Klamath Falls, original city: his third wife. The fifth marriage
dent. W. R Jamison. X. F. A. Mc- Leever of Dixon. Calif.. J. Copen- of Linkville. The lots brought a with Klda Furry, was dissolved by
Sweyn. Harry K. Coffey. George; haver of San Francisco. Mrs. Laura consideration of $500. Another ' divorce in 19S4.'
R. Merrlam. L. C. Bucksholx. M. C. Kealon of Dorris. Otis Clark of section of the city sold to Curtis C. j 1
Sulcone. W. J. Lewis. Fren Brum- Payette. Idaho and Robert Bree f Fowler, as were also the above
baugh. F. J. Haas?. W. L. Wright, of Portland. i named lots, brought a consideration
J. F. Ehrlich. J. M. Rice, N. A. of jiooo.
Walker, O. F. Tate. F. G. Henry I Return from Hunting Trip Jake
and John Schuyleman. ' Steiger, well known Klamath coun-
! Swan Lake Schools
! Plan Active Term
meted
...... .w.. .-!.-.-.k i..n. U-rHr.
. , . . , in uruvr iiiai riiaius.i) ram " -
: nave a voice in tne suture rom-; - iwu
ling of hlghay and become a ' There a Just something the mat
i stronger factor In affairs pertain
Ing lo state transportation facili
ties by autom.Mle. the board of
directors ot the Klamath county
chancer of commerce at Ita meet
ing yesterday adopted a resolution
to ue all Its Influence In prea:l
Ing upon the Oregon Motor A
i clatic-n to establish a regional dir
ector here.
This matter came up for discus
sion recently when a representa
tive of the motor association waa
here. The chamber of commerce
has act aside space for a branch
of the aasoclatlon with Mrs Smith
as local manager, but heard mem
bers believed Klamath Fall waa
entitled to greater representation
by tho association and also In an
active voice In future hlg'iway
plans.
tor with hi... when he did ll."
Suffering from bullet wounda In
flicted by the "flaming youth" for
whose life h la pleading, the
broken mother paused after saying
Warren s a "good boy." Ap
parently this waa a fart that every
body ele waa Ignoring, and one
which ought to be emphasised.
And then
that thetr ho.it
spoaen lo the f.,u.
about t, .he said.
The question ..
baa been taken up brkn, j
coupled with Ihs f,c, in 1
- messes art caJ
"character witnesses" uJ
" may not employ u.
piea to save the oit
gallows.
Anvthlbe van l..k .. .
she went on lo denyjou,t Tl , KtoBM "1
.me had been dlvld.d t ih. economical. .ffiJj
by the wranallug between herself through a Utiles Ntwi eiaJ
COKsard Corsets (live the l.lno of llcaaty
RunitnaEC and Food Sale Ot Dar-
ty lumberman and now a resident amount Interest on Saturday is the
From Chitoqnin Here Out ot of Medford and Ray Hofberger of rummage sale and cooked food sale
town business visitors in Klamath Klamath. returneS yesterday from to be given by the ladles of St.
G. an extensive bunting trip which ;
Falls this week include J.
Lewis of Chiloquln, who Is spend
ing several days in the city.
1 took them into the Lakevlew coun-'
' try during the past week. '.
Paul's Episcopal Guild. The sale
will be conducted in the building
From Malin Malin ranchers in i
In from Rock Creek D. E. AI
the city this week have been quite - .. '" , shopping hours that night,
numerous, among them Emll p0l-!Tb'- ' ' yesterday trmn Wa,ter Wwt and Mrj R y
Ivka. well known rancher of that,Tae ,loc reea rancu
section, who is in the city for the I
brstlnesa affair an.t visit with his
many friends. j among the out of town visitors In :
1 Klamath Falls yesterday to shop, j
Here from Baker Mr. and Mrs. ! Bowe" ,n cbarge ot loa i
W. C. McGaran of Baker, accom-' Interested in the construction of
panted by J. M. Graham, are in I government project in the valley. ;
the city for a brief visit.
Merrill Visitors Mr. and
I W. C. Bowers of Merrill.
Mrs.
are
LOWER SWAN LAKE. Oct. !0.
The first of a aeries ot co-operative
, school activities planned by the
i teacher, of the two schools In Swan
Lake valley, waa given In the form
' of a pie social at Lower Swan Lake
; Saturday night. The program In
wnicn the two schools Joined, to
gether with participants from Poe's
valley and Klamath Falls, was very I
good, and reflected much credit on
those taking part. A special feature
of the entertainment was an lmper-
formerly occupied by the Klamath
Shoe store from nine o'clock Satur
day morning until the finish of the
Mrs.
Kuy-
kendall are in charge of the sale,
which promises to be one of the
most nrofltable of the season Anv.
one having rummage to donate mav"ona"on dance br Th"0'' SwD ol
call 242-M or 473-M and It will ; :dgwood' Much cr'"t due lo
be called for.
SAI.KMW MAItltlKII.
! Cupid scored again In Klamath
; county when a marriage license, the
i first one of the week, was Issued
I yesterday In the office of C. It. De
1 Lap. county clerk, to J. Stopber
iMar.Minlme of Klamath Falla. Mac
I Minima's brldo la M. I'alma Jessen.
also of Klamath Falla.
The groom gave bis occupation
as salesman, the bride as house-!
keeper. This Is the second adven
ture on matrimonial seas for both.
SPORT MODEL
Coats
Try a Xtwa Class Ad.
From Sprnffrie RItct Out of
town ttsitors in th city this week
include J. R. Pickett or Sp ramie
Hirer.
Merrill Itanrhrr In Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Balr of Merrill route were in
the city yesterday from their ranch.
At the Arcade Among the vis
itors at the Arcade hotel this week
are three residents of Bend. In
cluding 8. A. Gellander. Ben Gel
lander and Pat Cellander.
Report Cards Out Friday will
be a day of bad luck for more
than one student in Klamath coun
ty high school if t':ey haven't
watched the.'r step during the past
six weeks, for the first report
, cards c-f the winter term will be
! Issued on that day, after the close
I of school. A banner will be pre
Insnrance Man Here C. L. Goff. : ,ented to the room having the
interested in the insurance game, highest grades,
is In the city for a brief business :
visit from his home in Medford.
TAKES 6TH WIFE
HARTFORD. Oct. 20. (United
News) DeWolf Hopper. In whose
case marriage Is a sort of a pleas
antly recurrent disease, is down
with another attack.
Miss Lillian Olaier, a singer of
In from Valley Mrs. A. W.
I Bradshaw and one of her daugh-
Here from Valley Among the I ters spent yesterday In the city
out of town visitors In the city this transacting affairs and viBitlng at
week Is C. L. Houghton of Medford. the stores.
That Essex 4 touring for $18h"
down sure has a lot of extras and
Is one real buy. See it at the
Howie Motor Co., 12th and Main
Sts. o2i
V1
ESSEX "4" TOURING
$188.00 Down
Dalunre easy payments.
This car Is a real buy.
tires, lots of other extras.
Shock absorbers all around, spare
K0WIE MOTOR CO.
Phone 37f.
12th and Main Km.
Amonpr the nmnrtcut cre
ations in wool Coats are
ubly more attractive thin
the yport tloHignit, prob
ncitiMn than in any punt
year.
Such Coattt are service
able for morning year
and Ki-ncral utility.
Among the various styles
is one with two buttons,
shown in imported Scotch
able for morninic wear
cloth, act off with the cir
cular flare.
$37.50
Others $2-1.50 to $45
' m '
km
'4Mb
J WlK.
who Is transacting business affairs
while in Klamath.
In from Mnlin Itnrh Mr. and :
Mrs. W. C. Dalton and Mrs. Dal-1
Leaving for Round Lake Geo. ton' nephew, Jimmy Fallihee of i
Blanas and George Biller are leav-1 Lakevlew spent yesterday in the I
ing early this mcrning for Round ) c"5' transacting business affairs and j
lake, 'where they will spend the ' visiting with their many friends, i
day hunting for duck and quail. I
which are sa!d to be especially I M"lln ""-'n" Visitor Harry E.
Plentiful in that region. They are j Wilsoa is ammK ,he """'i' bua-,
planning to return to Klamath Falla 1 ness vlsit0 from ' homo in Ma-!
tonight with the limit.
I lln.
I
Krcm liogup Itiver
A. R.J
Merrill ILincher He
John Col-
Brashear, frequent business visi
tor in Klamath Falls from his
home in Rogue river Is spending
a short time In the city.
well Is among the many business'
visitors in Klamath Falls yesterday!
to look Into his Interests from his '
ranch in the Merrill district.
Mrs. Frotheringham Here Mrs. 1 ,,ere on Husiness J. H. Mc
Irene Frotheringham, well known i Nel1, we" kaow Malin rancher, j
resident of Macdoel i included In i "pent yesterday In Klamath Falls,
the many out of town visitors and!callinK on his friends and looking,
shoppers in the city - this week ; lnt0 nia 'Heresti In the city. !
from her home In northern Call- i
fornia. , '
Krom Bend A party of Bend
residents in Klamath Falls last
night at the Hall hotel Included the
following. Francis H. Ball, M. L.
Leedy. Harold R. Kline. Earl Boyd,
J. White and Charles Carroll. They
arrived in the city last night for
a combined business and pleasure
trip.
Modoc Point VLvltor Ernest Wi
ley, well known resident of Modoe
Pcinl, Is Included In the many vis
itors In the city yesterday for a
brief visit.
Storekeeper iin
J. Rclimlti, who
buslnnss visits
from his store
ItiisincK F. J
makes frequent
Here on Business Among the
prominent business visitors In the
city the early part of the week was!
J. E. Wheeler of Whceler-Olmstead :
Lumber company and owner of the
Portland Telegram. He spent eomel
time in the city looking into his
business associates, According to!
Wheeler, Klamath county Is espec
ially prosperous this lime of the
year. '
Visit Crnlor Lake Loretia Jen.
nlngs and Betty Kelson made an !
enjoyable trip to Crater lake on1
Sunday where they reported a most I
beautiful day.
Quito Day i:i office The office
of Police Judge Gaghagen was ex.
Klamath FalU ! co''linRly quiet yesterday with no
!!eatty on the "l"'8 on'trlbe.'! upon the cily
Klamath rnservalion la n.,,!r i records.
the middle of the week In the t lly .
on business.
Krcm Bend Out of town busi
ness visitors in the elty this week
Include G. L. Conklin and Loo
foil kiln, both- residentj of Ilend. J
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good Drugs
In the Center of Ihe Shopping District -
Adding to the Pleas
ures of the Table
THRESH fruits crisp salads
wholesome foods all real
blessings these days.
These real and present additions
to the pleasures of the table are
made possible through a house
hold necessity which always pays
for itself. Naturally we refer to
ice that sure protector of food's
flavor.
Are we now serving you regularly?
If not y ou will experience a real satisfac
tion with scrv.ee il you telephone ustoda.
KLAMATH ICE & STORAGE CO.
Phone 58.
MEMBER NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OP iCE INDUSTRIES
This
Emblem
Your
Protection
Above Floor
Furnace
At last a furnace has been desiitned to
be placed above the floor. This is the
solution of the heating problem for small
home owners. No longer is it necessary
to worry along with stoves.
You may have a furnace
without the epense
of a basement.
Allen's Parlor Furnace
rtoLV)lnT imPiiCS' thetPa,','r furnace is beautifully-finished like
Ki inlmT 'eKa- m? be inf,U"cd in room- The vitreous pore
Sorwhich"." CmP.arC Wilh thi8 wo"derful new Furnace Abovo-the-b
dcSn od h!? by m0'Hi,nir circu,on. Come by and see it You wl"
delighted and surprised at the beauty of it.
Comiw"1" " l-f latel. development in the .love industry.
Roberts 6? Harvey
HARDWARE I
IflamulL P. 11
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