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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 28, 1925)
Saturday. Nov. 2Br 1 MR . SOTTO HAND Feminisms' Annette Brndshaw f, IS in BADVANCED l L tOOlu" Lnilioo to ReUin l I Iff jjecrcwy UTON. Hat. 17. A do M president tooiiago SKttUry or me navy k. cabinet and to pro- in,i th Impending, at tM i ludlralca BUino Luni mail I' known ,t tbr l n" lru" " ,it rumors that uuur ptlcn. Usually cnbl ol tbls sort lire Ignor- tUt home but (ho Wilbur hs been so ouarter, t bat tho Uoubt U l " author J. Bgrta rerotivenft, demo- Li u milk capital of U predlrsment Into bv stumbled. They u at the mom vuiner- li the present ('niillilKn prrlitaf;' IH com jjnh n:i!!ir In hrirught i ij:f in lie. Wilbur' .snedis'ely nfler tho iit&g iliut frmimtinder lid (iruit'ilril againflt Hi Ibt .Hexed attempt t kii wlduw' testimony wart of Inquiry cu- kt coimni'nlrtl upon at iicnvdr.! th Into Roc-' ir, Wilbur hu been Mini oat Incident arter nn ef the ronAplruou of at whlrb oi-rurrcil dur- t;dtll rsnipiilgn when tirllr ordered to aban- fcjul trip and return to . These two Inrl kiMs Indignation In President Coolldge I km done thla to pre i: from dellvorlng '-tt. mi. uui.it vi'l'J 4awrd a panic In tho 1 adoaal committee le- pa tiatcmonta whlrb f aacrr proposed to I a, been tht victim uurant of bad lurk f1)! night havo coma A Unit of hla. nev- fci burden of erlt- 'rt dlranter off Illork '!u Uio attack on l Mil. hell trlnl add 'kin na a prob- ""T Indication at the tut Trwldont Cooltdge " Protect Wilbur aa Keietenor benby dur- w d0B, I)ut M- (n aot unlikely that tb tttark will retire When a Fad Robs the Home of Necessities. Mabi'l meets iladKc: "My dear, your brown quilt-cont with its kid pockets if BUinnliiK'. 1 trust your htifilinnd hnsn't missed the quilt as much as mine has tho motor blanket which mnde this wool coat of mine." LfOcal Briefs lb-turns from Houlli T. 1". Hen derson of the Klumath Development eompany returned to Klamath Fall Thursday night, after a brief busl nea visit In Kan Krnnrlaco. V Knroiito to Portland -Andrea M. Krott of Portland paed throunh Klumath Fulls Tburxluy night, en route to her home, after a brief visit In Ban Kranclsro. Whllo In Klamath she visited with Juliet Socman. .Mr. Ikrlnroll Improve Accord ing to phyalclnns, Mrs. John Drlsroll of Bonnma, who eubmllled to a major operation durlna; the past tew days. Is rent Inn easily, and well on tho road to recovery. ketonim too atrone: la out of danger. rating Kmlly Mlsa Rumona Kestor of Donanta, who has recont ly been operated upon for the re moval of her appendix. 1 doing nicely. Her mother, Mrs. Kester, and alstor, ara visiting In tho city for several days, until Miss Kester From t.lilloquln Mrs. II. W. King, wife of Dr. King of Chllnqiiin. Is Included In the many shoppers and visitor In tho city yesterday. Xursr Knjoy Dinner Nurses of the Klamath Valley hospital enjoy ed a bountiful Thanksgivinr dinner on the holiday. In the dining room of tho. hospital. . Mrs. Harry E. Dobbyna and son Willis of Klamath Agency, were guesta of the nurses. Miss Sara T. Sanderson, head nurse, presided over the dinner, which was shared by nurses, and tha Improved pntlonl as well. The centerpiece of the dining table was a cluster of rose. Knjoy ThnnkHRivina; Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Willard Smith and aon Thornton enjoyed their Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. E. O, Sha of Shaw-Bertram mill aa their guests. Mr. and Mrs. Sha apent Wednesday night at the Smith home, Mr. Kasee Well Friends of Mrs, Clye Kaiee of Moe's store, will be glad to learn that she Is Improving rapidly, following a two weeks' ll. ness from which she has suffered. Visit Ins With Johnston Mrs. J. ('. Johnston, accompanlod by her daughter. Miss Anna Mae Johnston and Mlsa Hntel Noble, are spending the week-end with Johnson at the Tellcan Bay camp. They left for tbe camp on Thanksgiving day. LYJS UNCLF m m. 'in i UNK SPSS- i X (vr CfXU'TefcPovfe . V .1 Move Into New Home Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jordtn have moved Into their attractive new home on the Lakevlew highway. Prior to taking possession of ' their recently com pleted dwelling they resided In an apartment, 68 Main street, in the city. Thanksgiving Guest Mr,' and Mr. Chris Barnstable entertained with aa interesting arranged Thanksgiving dinner party with a number of guests to enjoy the din ner. Cover were laid for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hager, Mrs, Fred Been tel and family, Mr. and Mrs, Hal loway, Mr. and Mrs. Guy Satterlee and family. Miss Janice Barnstable, and the hosts. Visiting WIUi Sister Miss Alleea Mordoff, daughter ot Mr. and Mm. Myron Mordoff, left early Thanks giving morning to spend the holi days and week end with her sister, Miss Mae Mordoff ot Eugene. Mia Mordoff is a student in the Univer sity ot Oregon", sod a member of Delta, Zeta, where her sister, who Is also a member, will visit. To Return Bandar Mrs. L. F. Wlllits and nephew, Leland F. Wil ms, are expected to return to Klamath Falls Sunday, following Thanksgiving visit with relatives In Cottage Grove. Down from the Fort Mr. and Mrs. D. w. Ryan are among the out of town visitors in the city from their ranch in the Fort Klamath district. Hers from Grants r H &. Gals of the Oregon Motor associa tion Is In the city looking Into tbs Interests of the local office, under tbe direction of Mrs. Leah Smith. Gale is s resident of Orant Pass. Here from BIy Business visitors In Klamath Fall this week-end in clude James H. Owen of Bly. lUlph II. Hamilton Here Ralph 8. H. Hamilton, attorney ot Bend, and representative in ths lowsr bonas of the Oregon legfslatnrs, I in Klamath Fall on business, and I registered at th Hall hotel. Mr. Hamilton represents Klamath, Lake, Jefferson, Deschutes and Crook counties In the legislature, along with Andy Collier and Denton Bur dick, speaker ot th house. Leaves for Portland' Charlton 8. Currin, sxalted ruler ot the Klam ath rails lodge of Elks, left for Portland yesterday to attend the statewide meeting ot all exalted rulera at tbe Imperial hotel. This meeting is Sunday, November Z, and Mr. Currin expect to return home next Wednesday. He is ac companied fcy Mrs. Currin. In from Merrill The Misses Thir za and Helen Anderson of Merrill were Thanksgiving day guests in tbe city, visiting with their friends and relatives, snd attending the football game between Benson and Klamath. Dark Hunting; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Boldlschar and Mr. and Mrs. Joe A. Goldsmith enjoyed a duck bunt on the west side of the Tule lake district on Thanksgiving day. At the Empire Hotel Mrs. O. A. Stlffler and son Jack Purvlance of Sprague River, are among the guests registered at the Empire hotel. They are here to spend the week-end. From Coos County Mrs. V. Hunt ley and son L. R. Huntley, residents of Myrtle Point, In Coos county, are In Klamath Falls for a brief time looking for a suitable business lo cation. In for Week-End Among the oat of town visitor in the city to spend the week-end in Klamath Falls is W. S. Fallmer, woods foreman for the D. J. Puckett Logging company. . Visiting from Longvlew O. O, Medack, with D. Kohlmler and Fred Rehm, all resident ot Longvlew, Wash., arrived in Klamath Fall this week to visit with business men in the city. - I Vyow 7 5 HeaiT 7 . To The , , ; I Community I Chest FuM d ' For Needy Cliildren '"' "' j Parisian Flapper Doll DANCE Another big novelty dance tonight with genuine Par isian Flapper Dolls free to the ladies holding the lucky number at ' SCANDIA HALL Saturday, Nov. 28th. One. dance on the highly polished floor to irresist ible syncopation will assure ' you of a wonderful evening.-1 ... v. '. :.-:; ... v '- v Benny Dotson's Syneo Synconists r - . .THE &GYH0VJ CM &) T" Vl WWW v-.r " " , . Krrr c.UOe.'s soosv PRas Modoc Point Visitor W. E. Lamm of Lamm's mill at Modoc Point, was a visitor in th city yes terday on business. While in the city he attended the weekly lunch eon of the Rotary club, which met In the chamber ot commerce room. ' In from Pelican City H. R. Har rison of the Pelican Bay Lumber company, was a business visitor In the city yesterday for a ahort time. Foster Improving Paul Foster, who submitted to a recent operation for the removal of appendix, is highly Improved, according to friends yesterday. To Return from South Mr. and Mr. J. I. Beard and daughter, Jane, are expected to arrive in the city from Stockton the early part of the week. They are spending the week end and Thanksgiving holidays wth Mrs. Beard' lister and family. JOHN C CLEGHORN . Registered Civil Bngineer and -, . . Surveyor . . Klamath Fall, Oregon HIS High HU Phone S04-M Saturday Fdod Shbppers EXTRA SPECIAL PRICES WHITE KING 2W Washing Machine Soap ...... v . . 75c PRINCE ALBERT to 1 lb. 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