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by th thousanda In the
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3 parla of Iho lake halila
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lill abandoned.
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A ,T?"? TRULY.
roK5?,?!? WARD
"'Ultlcal-Adv.)
"TKKKM"
I think that I ahall nrror ara
A poo in lovely aa a tree.
A true whuae hungry mouih la preat
Agalnat Ihs oarlh'i awoot flowing
broaal:
A tree thai looka at God all day
And Ufa her leafy arma to pray;
A Iroo that may In aunimur wear
A noat of roblna In her hair;
I'pon whoae boaum anow liaa lain;
Who Intimately Urea with rala.
I'oama art mad by foots Ilka me,
Bul only Cod tan innk a tree
Joyca Kilmer.
"TKKKH"
Man and women of Klamath Falla
aro making a reliant effort In turn
ing ttio etrela of lh city Into "ave
nues of ret" and roaldonla of the
various streota and dlalrlrls have
met with committees of Ih troe
planting campaign In an effort to
take In the entire city aa completely
a poaalhle,
In order to give tatlafactlon
throughout Klamath Palls each
street or avenue In the residential
district baa had s, peraonal voice la
(he epeclea of tree which will to
purchaaed.
Olbor sections than (be paved dis
tricts have been added. Including
Falrvlew, Oregon avenue. Michigan
avenue and from Mlrblgan avenue
lo Kaat Main atreel lo Rllh street.
The latter dlalrlct. with the plan
ning of the city waa designated aa
the main entrance from that portion
of the city Into the bualneas dlalrlct
What, then, the committees hare
decided, could be more attractive
than lo have the eniranee Into the
city lined with beautiful trea?
The work of making Klamath
Falls a "city beautiful" lies not
with the tree planting committee or
those who are eervlng In the cam
paign bul with every Individual who
Urea In the city and who carries
civic pride above all else.
Three books on tree planting have
been placed In the city library by
Miss Hawkins, librarian, and will be
of Interest lo those who are unde
cided as to the species of tree they
wish to plant In their vicinity.
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KKi.i'iu.tN n.m
to MErrr Tin iwn.tv
Members of the Delphian club,
Dofta (ismma chapter, will tiold
their October chapter meeting In the
sun room of the White Pelican hotel
on Thursday afternoon at J:S0, Oc
tober 27. Mrs. Thomas C. Camp
bell, president of lha Klamath Palls
group of Delphian will conduct the
meeting.
A moat Interesting afternoon's
program hss been arranged by Iboae
In charge, with the flrat hour of the
afternoon dovoted to reviewing of
lha work done In the claaaes, that of
ancient Kgypt through the light of
modern eicavatlon. This work will
conatltute the major portion of the
winter's study and has so far been
a most Interesting factor toward the
success of the organisation. -
Mrs. Ttachaet Applegste 8olomon
will review Edith Wharton's new
novel, "A Mother's Recompense,'
which many have read and equally
enjoyed.
Mrs. O. h. Baxter has chosen as
her subjort for the afternoon's dla
cusalon. "Cultural Arts," which
promises to hold a wealth of Inter
est for all.
The rotnalnder of the afternoon
will be devoted to reviewing the
month's work, outlining the general
work for tha remainder of Iho year
and discussing current events as
they are presented.
RfiKH' IIANTK
(MTOI1KK 28.
The Initial social affair of the sea
son of the Klks' lodge of Klamath
Palls' will be In the nature of an
apron and overall dance, to bo Riven
In the Elks' temple Wednesday eve
ning, October 28.
A number of Interesting features
have been arranged in order to give
a novel effect for the flrat dance of
the winter. Each member of the
order Is requested to Invite a friend.
Invitations have been out for sev
eral days to mora than 800 of the
membership.
. Johnny Houston, Harry Messner
and Jack Gove are In charge of the
entertainment- for 'the evening.
Dancing la scheduled for nine thirty.
' .
Mil. AND MKH. .
DhXZKMi HOXORRD
"Mrtjnnd Mrs. "T. W. Dellell -were
hnnoTed' on Ttieirdny Tentng - with
a delightful pheasant and quail din
ner at tha homo of James A. Perry,
with Mr. and Mrs. Perry as hosts.
Covers were lnld for Mr. and Mrs.
Dnlaell, Mr, and Mrs. Jnmes A. Per
ry. Mlas Jean Perry. Oliver Jeeaop.
mr. nnatianaun and Kunueth Perry
MIW. DAVIS
KNTKIITAINH
Por the ploaaura of a number of
gaeata. Mr. and Mrs. (.'laud Davis
proved Interesting boala with a din
ner party at the Davla realdence on
Tenth atruet, Wedneaday evening
Following dinner an Informal eve
ning waa apeut with mualc and tarda,
Covere were laid for Mr. and Mrs
i . c, Currln. of Portland, Mr. and
Mra. C. 8. Currln. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Cochran of Portland, Mr. and Mrs
Claud Davis, Mlas Dorotli,' Currln
snd Harry M minor.
MIM. I ItltIN HOHTKKM
AT MJ.MUKON WKDNLHDAY
In honor of her house gueata, Mrs.
C. C, Currln and Mrs. Paul Cochran
of Portland, Mrs. Charlton B. Currln
entertained with a beautifully ap
pointed luncheon at the White Pol
lean noioi on Wedneaday at one
o'clock. The centerploce of the
luncheon table waa a cluster of cut
flowers, fiueats were Mrs. C
Currln and Mrs. Psul Cochran. Mrs.
Stove 8a bo Jr., Mrs. Thomss W. Del
tell. Miss Dorothy Currln and Mrs.
Currln, the hostess.
MUM. tTRKIN
IH IIOHTKKH
For her home guests, Mrs. C. C.
Currln and Mrs. Paul Cochran, well
known roaldenla of Portland, Mrs.
C. M. Currln entertained Informally
at her dellghtrul home on Pacific
Terrace, with an evening at bridge.
A low Gounod bowl filled with
trailing ferna and cut flowers form
ed the center piece of the main
table.
Mrs, Currln waa asslated In serv
ing by her daughter, Mlaa Dorothy
Currln.
Thoae who called during the eve
ning were Mrs. . C. C. Carrln and
Mrs. Paul Cochran, honor gueata,
Mra. Howard Porrin, Mrs. Steve
Babo Jr., Mrs. Thomss White Del-
tell, Mrs. H. W. Poole. Mrs. Twyla
Ferguson. Mrs. Claud Davis, Mrs.
Krama Mills, Mrs. Glen Jester. Mrs.
Harry Ackley, Miss Loretta Jennings
Mlas Dorothy Currln and the hos
tess, Mrs. Currln.
Sumlay;,- October 25.- 1925
Page Tlv4
PBETTY ArTVMXj!
I'ARTrirt 4SIVKV
On Monday afternoon of this week
one of the pretty autumn parties
wss given at the Loula Bradford
home on High street, with Mrs. T.
R. Skllllngton and Mrs. Bradford aa
the hostesses.
Guests to make up five tables of
bridge were bidden for the after
noon's pleasure. First prise of the
afternoon went to Mrs. Allen Sloan,
high score' to Mrs. H. J. Winters,
and low score to Mrs. E. II. Bal
slger. The Bradford homo was tastefully
decorated In marigolds of deep and
brilliant shsdes Intermingled with
pots of ferns. Yellow waa carried
throughout tha rooms and at the
party tables as well.
M1HS l'KHKY W II.I.
KNTKHTAIN MONDAY
For the pleasure of t tew friends
who meet fortnightly tor an Infor
mal evening. Miss Jean Perry will
entertain at her home on Ninth
streot Monday evening.
H.I.IXWrTKX PARTY
Till IWD.VV ArTKHNOOX
Promit.ent on the social calendar
of next week Is the lovely Hallow
e'en party which will be given In
the Hall annex, with Mrs. O. A.
Miuaey and Mrs. F. Hill Hunter as
hostesses for the afternoon.
More than one hundred Invita
tions have been lasued for the af
fair, which promises to be one of
the prettiest parties of the season.
The Hallowe'on motif will be used
throughout the rooms and shades of
marigold to be tha color scheme.
Mlas Alias Maasey, daughter of
Dr. and Mrs. O. A. Massoy. and Mlas
Harriett Hunter, daughter ot Mr.
and Mrs. F, Hill Hunter, will assist
throughout the rooms on that day.
PK MOLAY-DAITGHTERS
DA NCR 81TCKHH
' lly far the most successful yen
ture of the younger set was the
dance given on Thursday night by
Iho Order of DeMolay and members
nf Job's Daughters, wnen tney en.
tert nlned In the dining room ot the
White Pelican hotel with their Initial
affair of the season.
More than two hundred of the
younger set as well as many ot the
parents and members ot the Masonic
lodge of Klamath Falls attended the
evening.
Patrons and patronesses for the
evening were Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
llnthlnny, Dr. and Mrs, O. A... Mas
sav Mr. and Mra. Fred Oofer, Mr,
ml Mrs. Marlon Hanks, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Jackson and Mr. and Mn,
Allen Jones.
Another affair Is planned on sim
ilar lines to be given during: the
approaching holidays,
MAYIIKM.K I.KAVITT i
IHMft'HHKH MKCTIMJ
Contemporary Amorlian crltlca
and their work la the class of liter j
eture chosen by th literary oranch 1
of the American Association of Unl-j
vorally Woman, under the direction
of Mrs. O. A- Krouae end Mrs. It. B.
Unary. Tbi group will hold Us first:
meeting on Saturday afternoon, Nov
ember 7. at 2:00 o'clock at tho
home .of Mrs. Uoary, 237 Cedar
street. -
Members and Interested persona
are. asked to prepare themselves for
a discussion of Henry L. Menken.
That name alone should arouse the
Interest of any ons who makes the
least pretense of keeping abroaat ot
Ih times. Read Mr. Menken In any
spirit on will; thst of derision, dis
approval or whole-hearted agree
ment, and there remains always the
fsct that he Is either a great critic
gone wrong, or else Is the most In
spiring man of letters w bav pro
duced In lb "Jan ago." He of
all the writers of America has pro
duced has caused a stir In Europe
through bis pointed criticism.
Material relating to the subject
for discussion will be on file at
the city library rooms, as Mrs.
Krausa has made a special effort to
segregate such matter.
Many outstanding and Interesting
men from the world of criticism
will b taken and studied In their
turn tbla winter snd the coming
spring. Some of the more exciting
ones are George Jean Nathan, dra
matic critic for the American Mer
cury; Alexander Woolcolt, whose
witty and pithy articles appear in
Vanity Pair, and other monthly pub
lications; Robert Benchley. the ter
ror ot producers of legitimate drama
who spreads his fear and favor be
fore she public readers of "Life."
Hey wood Broun (pronounced as
the oo in Moon), columnist for the
New York World, who makes the
paper suit Its policy to his whims
rsther than his temperament to lu
policy; Henry Sldel Canby, editor
of the '.'Saturday Review; Walter
Ltppmeon; Christopher Morley;
William Rose Benet; Oswald Garrl
son Wlllard, one of the outstanding
editors and reviewers of the day and
editor-ln-chlet ot the Nation. .
There are many others who will
be added to the Hat from time to
time, such '.as Stewart Sherman
Sherwood Anderson - and Nicholas
Roosevelt, who contributes almost
weekly to the New York Times' book
rovlew section. One must not over
look Waldo Prank snd Kenelry Dig.
by of the New York Evening Post.
This study ot contemporary crlt
les Is being msde with the purpose
In view of making the daily perusal
of periodicals more personal and In-
foresting to the reader. There la.no
gainsaying that Heywood Broon's
book, "The Boy Grew Older," Is
made "marf Interesting if one is cog.
nliant of the Influence bis own son
has bad In his life. And also It one
Is aware of the fact that Mrs. Broun
Is not Mrs. Broun at all, but is Ruth
Hsle. president of the Lucy 8toner
league and a woman ot ideas who
has her husband very much in leash
The leaders will feci that their work
will be Justified It this purpose alone
Is obtained.
MISS HANKS IS
THURSDAY HOSTESS
Miss Ferne Hanks entertained In
formally on Thursday evening with
a "waxing" party for a numbor ot
friends to learn the fascinating art
ot working with Wax. The bidden
guests were Mrs. Marlon Hanks and
Mrs. H. G. Wortley. ' Mrs. Charles
Low and the Misses Jean Perry.
Alleen Mordoff. Margaret Hargus,
Frances Humphrey, Georglana Cllft,
Pauline Cllft, Mariam Wortley, Lois
Bynon, Elna Jenson, the hostese,
Miss Hanks.
News Classified 'Ads
I.AHSII'IKD All HATIS "
1 10 I 1 Una 3 Ayn 20c I 1 line 1 week 80e I
1 Ge I 1 lino i dtiya 25e 1 line 1 moiiia.j 75e I
1 Una 1 dny
1 Una 2 day
FOR SALE: Real Estate ! For Sale IW1 Estate (Cott)'
FOR SALE (Con't)
TWO NEW TWO-rnom hriiiw). dnu.
tile gamit'!, .Mills Addition. In
come $27.00 per month. Cash1
price ll.OCO. C)25-3t
WILL TRADK 0 acres near ISo
nanza for bonne in Klamath
Falls. Write K. W. Tenre, Bo
nanza. Ore. Ol?, N1S
MODKP.N HtX
i'. O. I :
FOn HALE
in Hut
foot. p.-;-
Lincoln Kt.
'')'.). rot!?.
-11. I'.'-.
;.liclid corner lot
Close In. 60x75
$1,1100. Call 8'Jl
or hone G38-M.
IF YOU WANT to sell your ftirm
or obtain a low Interest ra'.o, j
long torrn loan on -same. See ;
WISII.AHD REALTY CO.' !
fja Htt. Till Kt. i
Inauranco I
Real Estate. Farm !nnni i
Oltf I
FOU fiAT.K--Hcruuii'tli now a-ft-.m
bungalow, b.ivrriii-nt nurture; k:'':ii-
ilid location for brjne; f.-i.'i').
Pb-ino 5:e-.M or call 001 Lincoln.
WE HAVE A SIX aero tract of ev.i
ceptlonally fine lntid, 'aaJolnlnK
I'OTt SALE On!v a tow nod lot:
le;t !n .vr.! Addition; priie fiT.0
each. I'h .no C!ii-M oi cull SOI ,
Ljrco'n.
. wi. .vi' ii'll'l l.lliri, jTuiM;r-j
tv in illff -rent rinrt-; of coun'r.
Phone S-.c-ll, or call tbi Lin.oln I
FOU . Vl.lv Iry land potatoes,
';. ' jj'j ter pr.und at my ranch,
r !iiltle!jranl. Harry L.
.V.i:.,. - 025-31
TV dcMlrlng to tjeaittlfy their
br..!'!: and yards with wisely select
ed riiiLm;at;il trees, rihrulihery and
r"!-os may have the FREE advice
t;i an experienced landscape archi
tect from I'ort'.and, who is visiting
Klamath Fails for a ahort time,
l'hone alc for Mr. 6chuy!eman. '
. O24-30
-1
il G'jinmg
i Ot.ly
5-roolil ;
the suto park. 3-4 mile from city 'you SAI.E.svSn7or:f.r,i'
limits, sir under Irrigation. nnt btinealow; pn. 4.'ii(i; i rnis.
Is an Ideal tract for a chicken. Phone G36-M or r t II Bel Lincoln. I
ranch or truck garden or both. ) po'iTfifp
l no jjnee ia riK-u, hu'j iuw ic,u,a, ,
!xtn of ex'.raa. Perfect condition.
$1S8 down. Howie Motor
lj-.a aad Main Sts. Phone
-). 025
CUT water and lights.
IVLSHAItl) REALTY
120 Ho. Till St,
Insurnnco
CO.
Ilenuiii'i.! n v home on t T
pald-np pavil aired: f. rooas and i -
banement, pra In basement
iO.uiiO; Jl.co'i down, terms
otSfVS
mechanical
ch.
condition.
Brand new paint Job.
Spare tires and many extras. Only
Real Estate.
i Perfpct
on . i r,.,- ..1
t,di.i,i,.c. L.tw u.ii, ur juuui'
r.iir .1 f
I flbii down, then easy terms.
v . , Oltf j FOR SALE Lots In ell parts of the1
i city for 10 T.cr -: down and 36 j
equnl payments en unpaid balance.;
Call 001 Llr.oo'.a or -jhone D36-M.
Howie Motor Co., 12th Main. 022
WE HAVE SOME REAL barcalns
In both city and farm property.,
opportunities to trad or ex
change. WISHARD REALTY CO.
120 Bo. 7th St.
Insurance
Real Estate. Farm Loans
Oltf
fot
FOil SALE if run an loo.:,
a nice nmull irrinatud far-ii. i
It for en!.?: aires. 7 miU
Klamath 1"..::., with rood luiid-"
Ins-, r.hntr trr'-i. irtwn, and every-,
tliinc i.i . it n the farra aoes vitb"
tho plti l:;cl;ldini;. bor:3 Price!
10.u:". (,:.:; vol Lincoln St. or.
Price $;oo. Call 801 Ur.coln'.tr j
plione SjC-.M. 4 . j
way. across road from school, all . port SALE Spleiidl-r.-;sidencc iot !
under Irrigation, part in alfalfa, i in (rood, locatiga on Crescent vr i
Pric 4,000. Half cash, half Call 901 Lincorn or pbono 53G-M. '
carried on long time farm loan
iir ' -?. WANTED Female
,'AN ri-'O Woman for house work
Call at 1120 High St. 025
WANTED Girl or
nfiurie work, part
fall 132 between
r. a. m. and f p.
woman for
or full time,
the hours of
m. Lloyd De-024-27
EXCEPTIONAL BUY $0 acre
ranch, good buildings, on high-
low Interest. This la a Teal snap.
WISHARD REALTY CO.
11M So. 7th St. . I
1 Insurance
Real Estate. , Farm Loans :
Oltf
FOU SALE Some splendid lots In ;
Mills Addition, very cheap. Phone !
630-M or tail 901 Lincoln. , j
FOR SALE One and one-half acres
in alfalfa and potatoes, on high
way, close In. Price j 1,000. on
easy terms. 001 Lincoln. Phone!
6SB-M. I
, ALTAMOXT ACRF.S
Your last etiance to bay choice
acreage closs to town. City water, I
lights and telephone and irrira-1 T. . ., 1-n .U..LU, ,.,,., .rnnnnvinvs ;
tlon water. Easy terms. 20 per!j;,0R KES-T, r00ms rartlT fur.l
cent down, balance ten dollars perj !,. i6;9Wall. Water and;
month. . .. lig'iita. Phone 641-W. . OJ3V i
. n-rtrTi TtEALTY.CO." ' I . .7 i -T
120 Bo. 7th St. - -
Insurance
ileatl Estate. Farm Loan
FOR RENT
HFOil UKNT3. room
hojso. Phone 41-W.
.HLP WANTED Male
MAX WANTED (City' or country)
c'it established company will sup
ply capital and start you In your
own permanent business selling;
necessities people must buy every
d-.y. ' Evperience 'unnecessary.
Write Meconium & Co., Factory
290, Winona, Minn. . S20
WANTED Man to milk 12 cows
on ranch antf"do chores. Apply
9ul Lincoln or Phone S36-M.
024-27
WANTED Local, and district man
ot:er to handle Pullman Roller
Springs for Ford and Chevrolet
cars in Klamath and adjoining
counties. For $S wo make a
Ford ride like a 12000 car. Call
Room 227,1 Hall oHtol. 024-25
furclslfViy
O2otf ,.
-WANTED
FOR RENT Furnished apartment
343 No. 9th. 024-27
APARTMENT
Apts.
tcr
VOK 1,'FVT Ttnnm snd hr.nrd in
1 private hpmc. ratea, reaonahtet
j on highway, close in. 18" S 3. Riv
Low Interest, long term farm loans j ertiide. J23-2;' . I
WISHARD REALTY CO. ,
120 So. Till St.
Insurnnco I
Real Estate. Farm Loans
-. .. put j
FOR SALE One of " the best com- 1
pletely furnished homes In the
city, lot large enough for an- j
other house, yard In nice lawn,
trees, snd shrubbery, garage.1
Prlco $6,900. 83.000 down, bal-;
ance on monthly payments, splen
did location, on pavement. Call
901 Lincoln or phone S36-M
YOl'NG MARRIED MAN of discrot
;ina and reiinement. age 27,
willies position as chauffeur and
handy man'. A good mechanic.
Decent living wages will secure
my unlimited services. Box 175.
026
j WANTED TO BUY Dairy cows
rent. Evans that will freshen soon. Write
024-27 1 Box 1, Dorris. Calif. 025-31
TREK YIELDS I
FIRST APPLKS
A novel story that will bear heav
ily on the tree planting campaign
which all Klamath Falls is interest
ed In Is that ot a tree planted thir
teen years ago in the yard of 'the O.
W. Houston home on North Fifth
street. The occasion was th birth
of Miss Genevieve Houston, who has
recently celebrated her birthday.
This week Houston was pruning
the. tree, digging at Its roots and
caring for it In general when he
spied two well rounded, rosy apples
nestled among the brahches.
And now Genevieve Houston Is
one of the most enthusiastic of the
boosters for the tree planting cam.
paign, as her tree borol fruit even on
the unlucky year of Its planting.
.
FATRVIKVV P. T. A.
HOLDS MEETING i
An Intereating meeting was held
by members of the Parent-Teachers
association Friday afternoon, and
several Important steps taken toward
the donation ot onerhundred dollars
to the Falrvlew library for the pur
chase of books.
A cooked food salo and a public
program will bo given in the near
future to raise money for the library
fund. The date of the program has
been set tor December 11.
Mrs. H. W. Bathlany was named
chairman ot the districts north ot
tho canal and west of Crescent ave
nue, to take charge of the tree plant
ing campaign In that section ot the
city.
"The Landing of Columbus" held
an Interest for thoae present when
the Seventh grade students played
for half an hour In the presenta
tion, , -Tha direction of Mlis.JCjlen
Frannnslhsdl Holies
. T Tir&eta
Three-room, completely furnish
ed house to trade s first payraont
on larger house, n Want about foui
room modern house on pavement.
B. H. S.. care News. S9tt
FOR RENT First class furnished
apartment, steam heated. Mc
Carthy Apartments, 630 Pine.
Phone SOU. Olltt
FOR RENT Nice warm room In
private home for ono or two men.
Will furnlab to suit.. Can have
with or without board. 1321
Crescent Ave. Olltf
' SEC ONDHAND bicycle wanted. Box
173. 022-28
I WOULD LIKE to meet party with
I $1.5u0 for an automobile busi
' ness proposition, will furnish
I eqnal amount. Money maker it
1 I get right party. Box 174,
News. 022-28
i WANTED Work by hour, call 619
FOR RENT Cabins to white men.
! Seo Collins, 724 Market. OS NS ,
Walnut.
020-26
FOR RENT Large sleeping room. ;
Suitable for 1 or 2. Bath, phono. ;
69 Washington. Phone 4SS-M. I
Oltf i
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
-Big
draft horso. In
Bros. Harness
023-27'
HOTEL FULLY equipped. 13 rooms.; ., ,,
more can ue aoaeu. r..y.. , qure Connlcy
Restaurant In connection. An j shop,
exceptional opportunity. W. F. '
McCollum, Dorrls, Calif. 1 ENGLISH SPRINGER Ppaniel pup
022 X22 j" pies Age two months. Choice
of two littera or a pair unre
lated. Prices are $25 and $35
less than regular Kennel price.
See what you are buying. Pup
pies nt Public Market Saturday.
Kennel ct 2111 No. Firt Si.
02-I-25
FOR SALE Two-room house with
closed-in porch, garage, large lot,
close to Oregon eve. pavement:
price $1,200, one-third down, bal
ance on easy terms. Plione 636-M
or call at 901 Lincoln s.
MISCELLANEOUS "
" " " "inrinrvTnrsnfviaja,
TRADE
Your Old For New "
Gooding. 236 Main St.
Below the Court House.
025
I! US. WILLARD JOHNSON, teacher
of piano, private lessons 1 hour
a week .and privilege of class
work In composition, musical his
tory, ear training, etc. Terms $5
a month. Studio 503 No. Srd.
Thone 284-M. Residence 1000
California. Phone 790-W. OS N8
DRESSMAKING. 610
So. 6th.
07 NT
Clynch contributed to tho success
of the play.
Dainty refreshments were served
at the close of the afternoon with
the Second grade mothers in charge.
.
SUNDAY SCIHK1L " ' '
CLASS FORMED .
Meeting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Chris Unrnstnhle ou T'-iursdny
evening a group of members of the
Methodist church enjoyed nn Infor
mal social evening to form tho
Tuch-a-bnchee Sunday school class.
The name, nn litdltin word, mjanc.
"add and stick together."
Mrs. Guy Satterlce was. in charge
of arrangements for the evenlnrt.
and Mrs. Elm Hennetl in rltr.rge of
the games which were played. Chris
Barnstable spoke briefly on tho pur
pose of the organization which will
be completed nt a later date.
Those In charge for the evening's
pleasure went Miss Hazel Noble,
Mrs, Guy Satterlee, Mrs. Eba Ben
nett and Fred ItechtH.
Guests nt the tinrnstable home
were Mr. and Mrs. Walter Satterlce.
Mr. and Mrs. Gny Sfttn-rlee, Mr. and
Mrs. I. K. Truynor, fr. nntl Mrs.
Fred llechtel, Mr. and Mrs. Kar.ee.
Mr. and Mrs. Price, Mr. and Mrs.
E. G. Davis. Mr. and Mrs. Hob Leon
ard, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Bttssnrd.
Legal Notices !&".
NOTICE FOR PCBLICATIOX
(Continued on l'uco Nix).
Deportment of the Interior
V. S. Land Office at Lnkeview, Ore.
September 2.", 1 ! -"1.
Notice is hereby given that Jus
tice Denton Swift, of Klamath. Falls.
Orenon. who. ott Mar.-h 0, 1923.
made llnmtsead Entry. No. 011S2C.
for lot 2, section 24, lot 1. section
30, Township 3'iS. double, rtuic.1
7E.. Willamette Meridian, has filed
notice of Intention to make Three
Year Proof, to establitii claim to
tho lttnd nbovo described, bctore C.
R. DcLap. Clerk of the County
Court, at Klamath Falls. Oregon,
on the 12th day ot November, l-'-j.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clia-.'-" Ager. Jack O'Connor.
Jenv O'Connor. Joseph Tazark, nil
ot Klamath Tails, Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT
09 NS Inc. Resistor.
""Nllfici-PKOK IH'nri'.lflt)N
i- R.. Willamette Merid
fited notice ot Intention
e Threo Year Proof, to. es-
; tnhlish claim to the land above
' described, before C R. DeLap. Clerk
or the County Court, at Klamath
i Fall. Oregon, on the 27th day ot
Novemlner. 1925.
Claimant names as witnesses;
Edward Van Antwerp, John M.
Tipton, Samuel Dixon and Albert
U Marshall, all of Oleno, Oregon.
F. P. LIGHT,
O'.S N1S- Register.
NOTICE FOR FI RLICATION
t. .irtiii tlt of the .Interior
V. S. l.anii office at Lakevlew, Ore.
Oct.-'oer 14. 1925.
Notice is hereby given that Ilttrd
C. Tipton, of Oleno, Oregon, who.
on Oct. l 'i. 1!1M. mart.? Additional
Stock Ralsitii: Homestead Entry. No.
Department of tho Interior,
U. s. Lar. 1 otf U-a at La'.:evle, Ore.
.September 81. 1026
Notice, i hereby glvn that Sam
nel 'Dixon, of Olene, Oregon, who.
on August 14, 1920, mado Addi
tional Stock Raising Homestead
Eutry. No. 096S9, for sWVi ot Sec
tion 25 and SEli of Section 26,
Township 393., Range 10E., Wil
lamette Meridian. ha filed notice
of Intention to mako Three Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
Above described, before C R. De
Lap., Clerk of tho County' Court, at
Klamath Falls. Oregon, on tha
30th 'day of October, 1925.
Claimant, names us' witnesses:
Harry Kinney, ot Olene, Oregon.
F. P. Corpenlng, of Olene, Oregon.
I. Ellis Young, of Klamath Falls,
010041. for S'iSEH. SEViSW '4 Oregon.
of Sec 7, SW 1 i SW H of See. 8. 1 Leonard Lewis, of Olene, Oregon.
NWH. NKSWV, of See. 17. K ',4 I F. P. LIGHT,
NK'a of Hoc. IS, Tuwnihip 39S., J S2C 026 Register,