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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 23, 1925)
NEWS . . , Friday. October 23, 1925 Pf Thr WRECKER OF- BEAUTIFUL AND POrtCoafUses 'Furl 'Vivid Hues VHP LANDS IN CUSTODY National Oregon City Week, Get. 27-29 '' jj I'nltKil j twu dotl'rllvia If Oregon City Woolens True In Character Virgin Wool Pure In QualityHonest Value "Woven Where the Wool Is Grown" 61 Years of Woolen-Craft Supremacy Mlllp' .. . R..n whu for "Hint a iy f." I lotriiinu rjl.l i who for "linn my IIUI7 ' " .. . klllfiilly lo lliv grim fac.d tt,rn ,t ,, (!, , . ... r" i..,.(lfnl I Tim d. lirtUM did the ri.ni ttttl lr,t, , .. ...,.. t ., . that IIS line! l vim- iiiiiii v ii(l''lltr lei wan round la lute fJS.uuo In largn bills In iinmcy b.H, Thin rather unuau.il firi ii , i n,B . vnallgalluu tlml has l-ramlcl him as n Ititrriial I in.i I heart lirimk.r ouil nil expert In ! I k'i I ive rinsnr lug. Mn. Huffman aald Im had blind ed her by prnmlme that ha would milk her a niui usu and dial b was starling Hn lilm on a ill York -J ",'i", ,unlul " I"",a ,u Bit 4ilnl "r"- ;( - iru. atorl.." 41 Vloiur " il It U la this trip la Kurope. Th rspllea hut hava cumo In to pa Mrs) who bruulent WeJde uieier'a picture xlro him tlx name, of Krlxniund Knale. Hlimund Hi nr, Hlgmiind Wrldn, John Mnwn and Arthur K linmka. Aa llrooka he la acrunsd tf pro- M this to appear In court ( nilalng lo nwxry Kit her Welr of BM( ,,wi.r la charx-ni II l.noo hi r paren'a xnvo til in in - ih. beautiful young U" l'lM" 1,11 llolljr "! ..rj IMfmaO. 'llli)-( Aa Itcfr. h L.mt and c.l.M 'rom .i p. th. heart bruk.n fT aa.ry parent. " If roriuu" " - .wliwtlra ou-in'. " . .... , T.clclfmi'i". -of oilir DamM. amnii ..,.. l-r.akiloon and It anuai-d of i .......il.l- ! frt.m llirna. 1'nrlnli.n Wiinian mIii. jfDf0 that ar.iim ....- .... - -.. IhU daahliiE lai'.'.ldiial od annul t-i buriime hu li'a. IK furtlra. 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Ih,lwloa l... la.riln, .dminlatrntloi In Hut.ary. I tailed Slaiia ocrn-K til.r...d thla time by The lfo ' "rlao mln- ,..1 of Iht .(. drparlmenll1""' (lld" Vanderblll. a mem- Cnsim Calherlna Karolyl "r " "" """"" ol mat name, me who oi Biraaaour- (ary la nor the rounlry, on i that ike la a rntnmunlat. -,im ki the wife of Count thoM llpa wer K: tiled by r diMrtncnt on hia Tlalt ral movki aco. tag licllMta. aildrd to the i( cn-tlie rulilnlon of i, tkt Ia4lan cnminutilat r. alrUf if the whole quea- ht im rooareaa. Benalor ! IdiH. It tpveted to open It addition, there are llattnuiii aorlal phaat-a In- Tklek irohably will lt M kl the qucatlon la Bfim Stranaburner. Nor- Pt. tibllher. of wboae ountfu Karolyl waa lo be fat horo Thumday and In rauada In hohalf nf th. calllni on Prealdont Sccrpry of Slate Koltosi lor Borah. told him, Straimburaer aald.' old Introduce a bill In tho Vttt. itpralini an acl of ''Irk lrea the arrrelary of lo rnfmo a puaaport lo r comlns here Umiporar- lor Borah aald that Hoc. KH aoea a conimunlat ry chair," Straaaliuraor ft Informed him II.. k..i. hat the case waa elouri. Ih eounleaa could not bo Hhen KoIIiiki il..., rll,.H Krolyl aa a conimunlat. W Ilk,,) him for nroof ,0 hl" 'ry afterward. i i aiato ropiicd that he ' Hio form of nn nnn 1 n rni, but ,0ined t0 ,how '"iiumiT rolatud, aU.lliiK fleri'il I,, hav. ... . nituiuvya "UTep Dnmf ll.a .1.... . pihiu uu- "d. and rofute It. '""IWrt n-Olieal arhlal. '' bytho aiato department, r In thla coun- Ikfl Counlnua UI......I ri . 'aourBnr 'ho flrat kH . . "H coiihloaa ha. ' xplulncd, and waa tii i lu PW- In or.l... . mm. i "T0 for nn ii. i... "w JIIU- r " Iniondod to hava a "flout fr a . " lect. ,l onl, Visit. i mm hlni Kri) ar. on the other hand, la a daugh ter of the wealthy Singer aewlug machine family. Btraaeburger, who la a republican, la aald to bars contributed largely to hla parly' campaign fund. He dfeateil Gov. I'lnchol of I'ennayl vanla laal year, for a filar aa di le gale al-large from th alalo to the repulillcan national convention ' Cleveland. An Informal amoker formed tho moellog of the Klamath Fall Kl wanl club laat night, In the cham ber of comniert. rooiua. taking tho place of tho regular weekly lunch eon. Addroases Klveu In an extern poraneona vein conatlluted tho eve ning' meeting, when Johnny Houa ton, Lynn Bnliln, W. A. Wloat, Tom Dolaell and aevornl olhdra apoko briefly. According to R. E. Crego, pre.il deut of the Klwanla cJinplur, on Thurailay at noon next woek a mo tion picture will bo thown dealing with niodlral aubjorta Till sporta coot of Imported twrnl la jruily atrlKcl in li.ifr vnal lim a of orange and blur. Its pay rolora and luifrc fur collar ami mlTi make it a distinruUlicd and l'..urioua garment for cold , wcatlicr wear. Pelican Bay School Holds Month Record Telltan nay. the amallcaf achool In the city, holds the honor of be ing the banner school of the past month, with Ita primary department having no tardlnesa and the ad vanced atudenta winning th pon nant for the building. Mrs. MrTtle Helm la principal of l'cllcan Day achool. These figures, with many equally aa interesting, were compiled In the offlro of tho city achool superin tendent, showing the average of each school In the mattar of total registration and average attendance. Central school's third grade room a well as the fifth grade room, passed through the month with no tardlnesa among the pupils. The honor of being th pennant room ! with two slurs went to the fourth grade room. Two rooms In Falrvlcw school, tho third and the sixth grades, failed to rorord a tardy pupil and each room was rewarded with a star. The pennant room for the Kuirview school la tho eighth grade room. Fourth and seventh grade pupils were present with tho first call of the early morning bell and wore awarded stars, as was the sixth grade room given the pennant for the month. Just 60c n month that's all It costs for the prompt and regular do tiverv ot Tho Klamnth News to your Dr. ''""I homo or place of business. Phone Sharp will speak during the show-U77 now and sorvlre will start aa Ing of the film. 'soon ns you wish it to.. Ill he similarly further can he done . returns," 8tr,s,hurger M then th8 ,UCHt,on '" " cooiio.: "mvo trom "natter . a. Pt t0 "ay "kmlyl wa, ...... B.P.Lewis Grocery ; "The Coffee House." 223 So. Sixth' St. Phone 355 . ( We carry a complete line of Quality, Groceries. Try a pound of Lewis Special Coffee. Pay us a visit or phone your order in. ' We have our own delivery. Meat Market operated in co-operation with Grocery. ; TT 7ITH Us as With You, sentiment and res 11 ponse to high ideals, superior craftsman ship, beauty and supreme quality, cause us involuntarily to sing the "Hymn of rraise" for Jacobs' Oregon City Wool ens. They are the acme of a man's love-labors, the product of vision real ised by striving for perfection in fabric, substance and artistry-true in character for Your Pleasure and Comfort. This store is glad to publicly acknowledge its exclusive stock of Oregon City Woolens in honor of their. 61st anniversary. Glad to show them to you. W EW Clothing Makers weave their own woolens. i I At Oregoa City, Oregon, the woolen mills, . founded by Jacobs, have been weaving, for 61 years, all wool fabrics of western vuv gin fleece in all its warmth giving and durable vitality. Washed in Oregon's soft, mountain water, without the aid of chemicals, dyed in colors that survive aU tests, the fleece is woven into cloth. Artists design inspir ing patterns and the woolens come from the Mills' own tailoring shops as smart wearing apparel fine ly styled and tailored, for men, women and boys. - I Ik i i.i -.t - j : : i' Oregon City Smart Sport Blouses Assuredly the most popular sport garment in years smart, roomy, attractive, warm. Fab rics striped flannels, plaids and exclusive Na vajo blanket designs. Sport collar, shirt sleeve style, button cuff, worsted knit bottoms that won't stretch or get out of shape, two large button-flap pockets. For work or play they stand the gaff. . . , v $6.95 to $12.50 ' Oregon City Boys'Suits Two Knicker Suits Some With Vests Longer wear in boys' suits comes in better fabrics Jacobs' Oregon City suits made from virgin wool. Ore-, gon Citys hold their shape and seldom require pressing. Boys' clothing from Oregon City has lustre, strength and wear, style in . pattern and tailoring like dad's. Two paira trousers with each suit Some have vests. $14.50 to $19.75 ,..,.. rru "ill mviiti Oregon City Mackinaws-Stag Shirts Where the out o' doors man finds best ser- .' vice, warmth and wear, is in Oregon City mack inaws and stag shirts. Their pure virgin wool fabric turns water, preserves body heat, keeps out cold, assures health, don't snag, allow free dom of movement, last years $10.50 to $12.50 . Oregon City Beautiful Blankets Whether bed, Indian or auto blankets. Ore gon Citys have beauty which lasts through the years. They have a thousand uses in the home and out. Patterns that are authentic Indian leg ends, stripes or designs beauties in color. Solid in virgin wool quality. $8.50 to $16.50 Oregon City RichLoungingRobes m -""sax.' . r , .i Styl ure True in detail of Indian lore, perfect in color combi nations and- blends, Oregon City lounging robes are the preferred wrap in lounging robes this year. There is a pride in possession and ap pearance when wearing an Oregon City robe that is fully justified. 'a i nil j-at-a-Price 0Jf ly Satisfies V lit.lanaltl'-' ' ' liTifWiiiil.lil. hM,l,i,l,i,l i KLAMATH Vo?i FALLS S OrfMf City Shirts Fancy lannel virgin wool shirts WjSch' appeal to ev ery man: Tailored with, flat or military collar from Oregoa City looms that weave beautiful fabrics ot lovely hues and exclusive, patterns. $5.50to$6.95 ervice With Values olves Your Problems In the Center of Klamath County's Shopping District for Women, Men, Boys, Girls, Infants II 0) . 2, . the Influence of
