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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 31, 1925)
Page Eight Riitnnlav. OctoWr "1. Hv-f :: LOCALS KornitT tuatf IMkrr ll"rr 0 Ci. Keller, formerly f Hie Mat traffic dirWon. beaded by T. A Ruffety. with headquarter Salem, was business visitor Salem yesterday. Mr. Kolley now connected with a firm. . ' tluall llunlllill Kihlii- " iSllnaon pel Friday afternoon en joying Micecwftil ouall l""l 111 Ule Merrill valley. Mortal At Orlli.talr-- U '! the Orln.lato nrhool dIMrirt are t'niakinB plan. Mr the l.r.'Sri.m " vial which m w '"? trhool house WOMEN TO MEETjr 5IATE CHIEF ATi; After th ill rrluri nimttni Mr la Klamath The f.Mirral ullle I 1nllril 10 he mertinn at 3 ""a-" to attend. e.fe'Uiiy an omrq. I. T. .X. In Mr- Members fit IVtilr.il ..u.il lMr.nl Tt.urh. ' Pie .in - i .... t ...... it the Dtlndale ..... .',...... ..vi.i, i.., nicht at elKht oVI.va. The affair will he :n tne nature Party larom. tallle in in ; the regular November meetinR. Mrs. is: Warren Hunt and Mrs. Kos Boyd tobacco will be the hostesses, for the af ! ternoon. Pupil from I ho room nf Mrs. Mollle Ik-idlng will enter- AGENCY SCHOOLi";'. anj tu.lu- OJOJt Hallo- ween party wun bimi m --. deeoratmn the building. Proceed for the. affair will so toward the' On Saturday afternoon. tVlober 51. at 3 oVIiH-k. a special mee-iln will be held In the rhaprl if the buy that Chrysler 4 tourist demoaatralnr lias been used hut little and ta some bur I low hi Motor to., 12th and Mam. OJOtf the i-... !... .ti,.. i,-. ...ii week . tain with several numi'or on has been one tif the quietest as re-j atiernooii s program. TVa will be: nards criminal cases that Klamath served. ronntv has seen in a long while. acronllng to Sheriff Hurt Hawkins' To (talrr laike Mr. and Mrs. I and Chief of Police Harry l.ourks. j R. E. Slinson and son Hurlon will Thero hare been a few arrests, but leave early in the morning for Ora-, most of these have been harmless ' ter lake, where they will spond thei 'day taking pictures of the lake and. 'the lodge. According reports: there Is little snow at the resort. ' J however, the weather may turn 1 i and snow lie found at the rim of drunks, they said. imr. hasing of a phonograph for the K1,....1B biuirdlne school at Klam- schiKl. Kveryi oe Is extruded an - f h Agency, In honor ol Mm Kaidle vliailon to attend the affair. ' Orr-Kunbai . president f Orriton " J Stale Federation of Woman' rlubs. The Woman' ConimunKy dun ol IChllrquln. the Civic laiprmement club of Kort Klamath, the newly ' organiaed Indian Women's club. called tho Anpaiknre rluh and the ! Klamath Agency Woman' club nrv all Joining together for thi meet- GOVERNOR PIERCE Kodak finishing that please, all la our specially. tmNWlVM HTt'DIO 787 alai rU. In from Merrill Out of town Tisitors In the city this week In clude C. D. Ennian of Merrill. the Crater by Sunday mornlug. SAYS A. J. WES FRAME-UP VICTIM S; Itanch.T In Vestentay Out of town visitors in Klamath Falls yw-j terday Included Anton Cacka. well known rancher of the Merrill dis-' trirt. Cacka has made frequent ; trip to the city this week to trans- j act affair and serve on jury duty. I Brlns In yunil X. B. Drew and Leslie Peyton spent Friday morn ing huntins 1n the Merrill valley for quail. They returned before noon with the limit. usical nunibri will lie hori talks outlining the I wnrlt of urh .t.lt.illon W ill 1M. ... .-. . 'mado by the preaidents of the four SAl.EM. Oct. 30 il'uited Xew dubs. Then Mr. Puubar will ad In a statement made public here ! body, and it U c-rtain Pierce gives it as his lHl greai inspiration tiu ne gtrau- prcscuce aud suKket- Here from Merrill Among the business visitors in the city yes terday was H. O. Cox, well known resident of Merrill. Merrill Visitors Mrs. V. F. Hill and Mrs. J. W. Taylor, are In cluded In the many visitors from out of town In Klamath Falls yes terday. They are both well known resident of the Merrill district. Friday t'.ov. opinion that A. J. Weston, released from the stale prison here on a full pardon from the governor, was the victim of a frame-up and was entirely innocent of the murder of Robert Krug. aged Peschutes : county recluse, for which crime he , had been sentenced to a life term : In the penitentiary. This opinion the governor declares is based on an exhaustive investlga-; tion of the circumstances surround ing the death of the aged recluse ; and on Interviews with Weston and ' with James Stilwell and Joe Wilson. , on whose testimony Weston was : convicted. j These Investigations. Gov. Pierce i declares, have convinced him that . to 7:30. cover charge 50 ! Krug was not murdered, but was: Everything from the pro- burned to deth In a fire proba'oly . started from cigarettes. ; i full pardon to Jack i becoming thoroughly her Trlegnim Received According to T. J. Hampson. manager of the Plggly W'iggly store of Klamath Falls, his" wife and two daughters, and a son have left front their home in Grand Junction. Colorado, by motor and will arrive !n the city within the coming week to make their permanent home in Klamath Falls. A son and a daughter now reside In the city. ed from tiona. Preceding the meeting, at 12:30 o'clock, a group of the Agency la dies are giving a lunrhron for Mr. Every hat at IW Shop Is marked brio. norimen: at 12 ? ltegia s Drena cost. A nice o;-ji I 'Jils Dinner Tonight in the I. O. O. F. dining room of the , I. O. O. F. hall, wemen of the j Methodist Episcopal church will en ! tertain with a "Jigg' Dinner" from Vl-iu With Mother Mrs. Frank Bell, nee Waive Deer, is spending several days visiting with her mother Mrs. Mary A. Drew, from her heme in Chlloquin. Mrs. Bell! 5: 30 attended the meeting of the P. E. cents O. society- on Thursday night in verbial corned beet and cabbage to honor of Mr. Bess Xlckey. ; piej, cakes and pastry to melt in ! "I granted , i the mouth will be placed on the' Weston after HOTEL ASTOD XW Hill UsA-tdM EVERT ROOM has PRIVATE TOILE.' 501 Baths Sex. Modern Close to Shopping Duamt sod 1 heatres FPFE CARaCP. T.-ai at tj Merrill Visitor S. H. Griffith is j neavilv laden table. The public j convinced that he was Innocent of I Included in the ont of town ''''-: and especially those men who have; the murder of Krug." the statement tors in the city this week from his '. growa exceedingly tired of restau-'of the governor reads, home in the Merrill district. ! rant food are cordially extended an I I ! invitation to ntu-nd the function. Hi-turn to Home W. It. DeLay i and O. D. Beemer will leave today i for their homes in Portland, after! spending a week in Klamath Falls ' .Tiaiting with friends and relatives.) Mrs. IM-Lay and daughter Lois will j remain for some time to visit withj Mrs. DeLay's parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Porter. Mrs. Hire III Friends of Mrs. A- L. Rice will he sorry to learn she is suffering from an attack of grippe at the Rice home on Second . and J'-'Kerron streets. i PHrlier's Building Proirrein-f Another corner of Main street is fast assuming the appearance of a city block with the Hearing of the completion of I'ilchrr's store build ing on the corner of Fifth and Main streets. Carpenters and mas-' J ons navo oeen worsing sirauiij anu yesterday afternorn work waa start ed on tho show windows and show eases in the front of the building. KAPSO FOR COLDS at FORBES PURE DRUGS in raw w Tho Arch Preserver Shoe look at well at it fceli ami it fecit like a million dollar like a whole day of hus tling like a whole day of real living. No other shoe is like this. Let us show you. Houston 0 Jester SIS Main f lijKuin Vi-hr Lloyd f.erarrt of Chilofiuin. U inrlndM in tho bunin.-ss viitum iu the city this week. I!tp from M-n lankfwC. U. Polls in iinludfd in thi husincKs Tteliorn in tho city thin wtk from; his borne iu thi Odnll lake coun try. . ( llrro fnmi Mi!fonl S. M. ISul-j lis and T. D. Kmory ore among the business visitors from Mcd lurd this week. Hunting (vhmii Orrr Hunting Reason (or qmil and phfanant rlos at midnight tnnipht and . many ar? th Klamath Kali njiorts mtn h arc .OanniiiK to Iravo j rarly tliLs murninn tr have a last j hunt before the final rinsing ittfi the xeaHon. That Khs.x 4 tourinic for $1K8 down siirp ha a lot of pxtra and is one ral liny. se il at .h Howie Motor Co.. 12tb and Main Sts. 025 In fn.in M.iliii W. C. laltoii. fn quint liuinss visitor in the city U. sp?nd!.ng a few days here from b:$ home in Malin. . JOHN C, CLEGHORN IU'Kistrnil riil Knciuct-r mimI Surv'r KUntiiith I a Is, (n ,;n L.I1I llifcli St. Plione irU-M et 1 Sanitary Market Prime Rib Roast, Boned and Rolled, lb 22c Boneless Pot Roast, lb 15c Pot Roast, bone in, lb 13c Rib Boiling Beef 10c 2 lbs. Good Steak 35c Sirloin Steaks, lb 25c EXTRA SPECIAL Mutton Stew, lb 10c Leg's of Mutton 25c VEAL SPECIALS Veal Stew, lb 12'2c Shoulder Veal Roast, lb 18c SAUSAGE SPECIAL Hamburger Steak, lb 15c Pork Sausage, lb 23c Fresh Filtered Cider Brinft your container, per gallon 60c PUMPKINS for the kiddies, per lb 03c VEGETABLES Asparagus Tips, No. 1 can, dozen cans Peas, Sugars Sire, No. 2 can, dozen cans Corn, Iowa, No. 2 can, per dozen cans Spinach, Fancy, No. 2 can, per dozen cans String Beans, No. 2 can, per dozen cans .., Tomatoes, No. 2K can, per dozen cans . $2.::0, per can .20 $l.!.r, per can .17 ?1.K), per can .15 $2.85, per can .25 . $1.95, per can .17 . $1.95, per can .17 FRUITS Apricots, No. 2','j ean, dozen cans $2.85, per can Peal's, Bartletts, No. 2iL. can, dozen cans ...$1.00, per can per can per can real's, tfaitietts. No. z- can, dozen cans $1.00, p Peaches, No. 2.'. can, dozen cans $2.85,' p( Pineapple, Broken Slice, No. 2'. can, dozen cans $3.25, pi Loganberries, No. 2 can, dozen cans $2 85 e Blackberries, No. 2 can, dozen cans . per can $2.85, per can r....ii ..... w 7 ;v .fu.oM, iMyau Aim wienies, ino. z can, dozen cans $2.85, per can .25 A full line of Tuberose fancy canned foods. Our hourly delivery system is equaled by1 none. Pay our driver when a delivery is made and receive a real delivery service with quality merchandise at cash prices equal that of any store. Fresh Ture Crape Cider, per gal. $1.00 Ten Crystal White 40c Ten P. & G. Naphtha 40c Three Palm Olive 25c Three Creme Oil 25c Three Ivory 25c One Corn Flake joc Two Shredded Wheat, 2 for 23c Bulk Coffee, 1 lb 45,. Macaroni, 1 lb ioc Dry Onions, 8 lbs 25c Small Pork & Beans, 3 for 25c Medium Pork & Beans, 1 can ........10c Large Pork & Beans, 1 can 20c Any Kind of Campbell's Soups, can 10c 3 KLAMath her Cotim l COME to the Jiggs Dinner TONIGHT I. O. O. F. Dining Room 5:30 to 7:30 A Real Feed 50c .25 .155 .25 M0 .25 .25 Oranges, per dozen ."...25c Fresh Apple Cider, per gal 50c New Sauerkraut. 1 qt i5c Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs ""25c Large Cucumbers, each 05c Bunch Vegetables, 2 for ... icc h- lb- Z03c Pumpkin, lb 0.jc Ten lb. Sack Yellow Coinmcai "".'.'.45c Ten lb. Sack White Cornmeal 45c Any Kind of Milk, 1 can .. ioc Pure Jelly, 2 Glasses 25c Quince, 3 lbs 25c The Fanciest Apples in "Klamath" Falls, 1 box .2 fi0 Tears, Fancy Eartlett, pct "box '""$2ioO Heavy Weather Cotton sJ 1 for 95c Fine Turkish Bath TowJ Bleached $1.15 Heavy Weight Cotton Union Suit $1.85 Men's Regular $7.00 Eight-k; Work Shoes 4 Pairs for 95c Men's Good Weight Woolk' $2.95 Full Size Regular $3.50 Confer $2.95 Fine Wool Sweater Coat. Refuk Grade; Heather Mix. Coir $1.95 Men's Fine Tan and Black Oxfv Worth Regularly $6.50 $7.50 Men's 12-inch Oil Tan Hi Ls KLAMATH KLOTHH -y V HAPIWlt CLOTWIlia IMC I Sensation of the Year Masquerade Be TONIGHT ALTAMONT AUDITOR) l! GALLOWAYS ORCHESTRA PUBLIC MARKET Phone 169 "If It Is To E at, We Have It." 126 N. 6th. i .. .- M'i ii ftii 1 - T ' - t
