The Klamath news., November 14, 1925, Image 2

THE
Pare Two
Saturday. Kov. 14, 102."
Petting Parties in
Pasadena Quoted at
$1 Per Pet in Court
PASADENA. Not. 1.1.
enout tettlnjt" coft H
- Promts-'
Pasadena .
high school students ono dollar each
when the scholars wore arraigned
la police court Friday.
Thirteen other student, caught In
a round-np ot "necking" parties.
Thursday, failed to appear In an
swer to a police summons, and will
be brought into court on bench
warrants.
The court, on recommendation of
Police Chief Kelly, ordered parking
SILENT SALESMAN '
PROMPT RESULTS
HOTEL FTLLY equipped. 13
rooms. Mora can be adjed.
Kaiy terms, liostaurant In con
nection. An exceptional op
portunity, v. F. .McCollum.
Dorris. Calif. 02S N22
' This ad in the classified col
umns of The Klamath News
brought a prompt response. Mr.
and Mrs. A. W. Uradshsw of
Langell valley, saw t and a deal
for purchase has been closed. V.
K. McCollum who sold the hotel.
Is a believer in the prompt re
sults obtafnablo through The
News.
r.lVhnr',."e.' DRUDGERY CAUSE OF
serre the decency of the neighbor
hood."
The youngsters were specifically j
accused of "promiscuous petting" In own work, and
UMt l Klawath-Mra. A. the ad, moon. Mln KV-Vr Martin-
the city from : vitannne with high . iioot girls as-
Sacranimlo. bt' In denionalratlng. Mv. A. u
l.e;iiit. Mrs. (eorge llruh and
Soul her a Pacliic VWtor-W. D. Ij;r. Thoaiai Hampton poured dur-
Haaa aad Mlsa AI;
recent arrivals In
their hws in
Pecker of Weed with the iou!n:
,rn Pacific offices U in "' rlI'
brief time to transact oual-
Iiik tlu" tea hour
for
ncss.
Ml
: I.enil.-r
I u.nnr
Hi-turn- Mi's t.rna
bookkeeper of the ItaUtger
nTupan), ha reUrne.l Irom
Valley Visitor F. J- Chirk. ; t-orv.i lis. whrr she tp a; nil en
ell known reslden:a of Medford jy1:i.!o week vlrlllng on the Onion
turned early this morn.ur to their Agricultural college . au:iui. Mlw
homo In the valley after
busiaei visit- In Klamath Fails,
brief ,
Lfiuler attended,
years.
O. A C. for two
I
To SpvaI WluU-r Mr. and Mrs.
j. c. Urockenbrough of Klamath
Falls are leaving this morning for
Lower California, where they plan
'to remain for the winier moan...
I Mr and Mrs. Brockeiibrough have;
HOUSEWIFE TROUBLE often spent their winters in Callfor--7
nia. where they have many frieuds.
(lonunuru rrom cage udpj
I
Position Miss Pearl Pat-
t.rtlln.lr Nr..l ACCCDtS
parked automobilaa during the lunch ' percentage of the homes are not ' rick 01 hoaaonr. sisier oi no, .
hour. equipped with electrical or other ' ol w,"u
. , in Klamath Kails ana nccepica a
ADMINISTRATOR NAMED
' FOR CAMPBELL ESTATE
equipped with electrical or
convenient modern appliancca
j simplify housework."
Ir. Trout lit Pr. F. M Trout la
included in tho many visitors In the
city yesterday from ma home in
Mallu.
What FreSy Girl DiJ
fcr Sick Stomach
as bookkeeper In the Am'
Through such an industrial revo
lution In the home, more time could
I position
encan aiiooui pan
Miss Patrick
has visited in Klamath Falls before.
Probate proceedings began in the : be fonnd by homemakers to relieve j
estate of the late John P. Campbell, the monotony of their work.
deceased with A. F. Graham ap-. To sucn w end tne federation of'
pointed aa administrator. I women clubs is preparing to ak
The estate was valued at $13, 000 1 congress for recognition of the pro
of personal property in Klamath i fession of home-making In the next
Falls. According to the papers census. The government census
tiled much real property is left by j takers hereafter, should the federa-
Dalton in from Malln W. C. Dal-1
ton made a business trip to Klamath
Falls yesterdny from bis ranch in,
the Malln country.
Merrill Visitor Included In the
out of town visitors In Klamath '
Falls this week Is George Of field of
Campbell in Del Norte county andjtion'a program go through, would j Merrill, who spent Friday In the'
in Crescent City, California. Miss , list the mechanical equipment ot the
Alice Campbell the daughter of home, along with that ot the farm
the deceased, aged 21. petitioned and factory.
the court,
state.
Campbell died inte-j
I-
city transacting affalTs.
FALSE ALARM
- Down Main street last night sped
a tire truck. And it sped only to
find that, at its destination, there
wag no blaze.'.
Local Briefs
fullnary Da" Observed Mem
bers of the Library club enjoyed one
of the most interesting meetings of
the year when Mrs. D. V. Kuyken
dall and Mrs. Twyla Ferguson, as
chairman, planned the program of
Mrs. DrisroU 111 Mrs. Jack Dr!s
coll ot Bonanza, is seriously ill in
Alarmed by smoke which was dis-j tne Klamath General hospital ac
eovered in the Club cafe, between j cor,ijne to word received from
lifth end Sixth streets, an employe j triends ot Mrs. Driacoll. She Is
of the restaurant telephoned ,foritne motner of Frank Driscoll of
the fire-fighters. She was under j KIamatn Falls.. .
the impression that the smoke came
from Hale's store, next door, but !
persons who Investigated said it
Hunsaker Improving "-According
tr Orville Vaughn, son-in-iaw of
wa, from a stove in the basement j Bob IIungaker, Klamath Falls Jus-
oi tne. American national oang.
There was no damage reported.
PNEUMONIA
' Call a physician,
"emergtney' tx
V VapoHuq
Thsn begin
tiMtmsat with
- . J '
Miss E. Rich of Broollyn. N. V,'
ssys; i doa'l know what tltc cause
was, but every few day my Honiara
would fcrl all bloated op with gat,
my appetite was poor and I frit lick
to ray stomach e say botaing ol bead,
aches. '
"I never tbonght ef raifvg Carter's
lanle Liver Pills until oothtng sremeti
to help. After oaing Carter'a I felt
relieved at once and now ss aooft as
my stomach Halts' back 1 answer with
Carter's snd have the latt word.1' t
RecommcDded ndicssl by att
- "w, :
tice ot the peace, who Is lying ser
iously ill In a San Francisco hos
1 pital. Hunsaker Is rapidly recover-
IV IUi UtRRITS
COQLULLE. Ore.. Nov. 13.-Act-8 nd the P3" f the
tag upon the Biblical injunction that;P"al hold out mac3i tor him.
it Is not good for man to live alone, Vau'?1n "" Friday from the
"r. i d p,., 'south. He reports that Hunsaker
sic'ian'and minister, braved the Fri-1;"" Pically resumed the entire!
day thtWtH Jinx and ws united 4n- use j,f.hferl-nt.,am anq. csn move
H Vtaarriaee -re torlnv to Un. -Viola '"" ""
oirviii;, woo is If eara ui age.
It was Dr. Easter's fourth marriage
and bis bride's third.
AMBASSADOR TO SAIL
SAX FRANCISCO, Nov. 13.
Charles McVeigh, newly appointed
ambassador to Japan will sail for
the orient Saturday to take up
bis new dirties.
Here from Mcdford J. J. Stel
ger, former Klamath lumber man,
who now makes 'his home In Med
ford is In the city on a brief busi
ness trip. Steiger has consider
able timber holdings In the Klam
ath country and on the reservation.
cy i Artvertispmenr. i l : l
RAILWAY LINK APPItOVED
WASHINGTON, Nov. 13. The
Interstate commerce commission has
At the Hall Guests In the Hall
hotel for the week-end include J.
A. Howarth Jr.,' with the govern-
i ment offices at KIamatn Agency.
given its approval to the construe- j Howarth arrived last niht in the
board Air Line railway in south
ern Florida.
IIKKK FROM BEND
D. W. Stone, of Bend, formerly
editor of the Central Oregon Press,
is a visitor in Klamath Falls, stop
ping at the White Pelican hotel. Mr.
Stone is here for a few days on a
business trip, expecting to return to
Bend on Sunday.
Hero on ItusinesM Business vis
itors in the city this week Include
F. P. Keen of Palo Alto and W.
J. Buckhorn of Lakoview, who are
here to spend several days.
DIVOItCE CASE OX
Crowds Jammed the circuit court
rooms throughout the day yester
day during the divorce trial in
which Mrs. Frank W. Sexton, wife
of tho county club leader. Is the
plaintiff.
Scores of witnesses were called
by both the plaintiff and the de
fendant. The case, It is believed,
will be completed today.
From Ilray Mill A. A. Gllmore
Is a business visitor in Klamath
Falla from his home In Bray
Mill.
Miller's Market is recognized and noted for
choice, full-flavored, tender Meats sold at mod
erate prices. Every day you meet here thrifty
housewives seeking quality cuts at cut price3.
"We Meet All Competition."
Miller's Market
GUS MILLER, Prop
Main, near Eighth Phones 750 and 751
4 Deliveries Daily
lite
8CHWAKTZ, OlTFOl'tiHT
LOS ANGELES, No. 13. Clever
Senclo, Filipino flyweight, outfought
Izzy Schwartz, tough little New
Yorker, and won a ten-round decis
ion here Friday night.,
Schwartz put up a great fight in
the early rounds, but had a hard
time standing ' up before the on
slaught of the Filipino In the last
half of the fight.
Eat Klamath County moat, the
best beef country in the world, at
the Shasta Cnfo N10-14 Inc
JOHN C. CLEGHORN
: HcBlMtcred Civil Engineer and
Surveyor
Klamnth Knlls, Oregon
210 IllKh St. I'liotm 204-M
KAPSO FOR COLDS
at
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PURE DRUGS
The 20th CENTURY STORES
are recognized, not only as important factors in the distribution of Foodstuffs,
but a very reliable source of information on Market conditions. These stores
are not only willing, but feel duty bound to give the Public their honest opin
ion, at all times, on Markets as they find them.
CANNED GOODS
It looks like very high prices this winter for staples such as, Potatoes,
Flour, etc. Canned Goods are very reasonable now. Our Special Sale of Can
ned Goods is just the finest way, at this time, to expend money. Don't Wait!
Only Eight Day Longer SPECIAL PRICES WILL BE WITHDRAWN
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 21st.
Saturday Onl
One Package Kellogg' Corn Flake ..
One Package Kellogg Pep ( ATT !?fYR
One Package Kellogg'. All Bran ( T KJS.
One Packasre Keller'. Oat FREE
There is really no better place to trade that at a
20th CENTURY STORES
812 Main Street Klamath Falls, Oregon
ROLLED
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Shasta Tailors
OPEN TODA
OVERCOAl
FREES
Sensational
Introductory Offeii
In order to introduce Shasta Tailored Clothes to the
.... i
of Klamath Falls and vicinity we make this astoi
two-for-one offer: With every Suit ordered at our
we will give you an Overcoat ABSOLUTELY F!
These Suits are cut by
the best cutters and
designers that money
can secure all hand
tailorednot thrown
together.
34
50
? and Up
Gentlemen, to fully
celebrate our open
ing in Klamath we
will sacrifice profit
our object is sat
isfied customers.
Out of Town
Customers
Step in and place
your order and
have a fitting be
fore you leave we
mail the suit to
your home town.
Overtc
FRF
with p
suit'
. durinL
J
thisej
The reason Sh
Tailors make; Ik
markabie Free
for tomorrow l
ly for advertiitf
poses.'
' We will let yoft
by actual wearing f
coat FREE, th-l
way to prove to T"
that our clothe
beat.
Shasta Tailors
Northeast Corner of Sixth and Main
Klamath Falls. Oregon
Open Saturday Evening Bring Your Wife '
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