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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 20, 1925)
(jMATH NEWS mfKTY I l?nm!.,! Sunday, Deet'mbci' 20. 11)25 Hy Annette Cradshaw Chas. Hall May Enter Race For Next Governor 2 "' ' ni i Pa era Fin flruni '" ' ,,rr" . :rv,rc . w - ft. i..ri. " y'k ? wiv wr announcement! Madame Stewart , ' ' . .: ft .rj . Has Leased i The Beauty Shop - " . i . -, . i . . In Moe's Store Mrs, Irene Lorell, graduate of the .Marin ella School of Beauty Culture, will assist , " Madame Stewart. " i POUTLA.VD. Dec. 19. Stala Son ator Charlea Hall of Marahfleld. for mor reddont of Klamath Fall, ia run with likely to ba a atarter In the repub lican rac for the gubernatorial nomination. According to paraona clou to Hall be Intend to maka another effort to capture the nomination which he loat by a cloie margin four year ago. MIK HI US ll, Born proved (W L kale on Wednedy P ,MB aba titertlnd fur IB - LtIP ' ,h clu" Ur" km' Wilbur June. Mr. nuiu j, fred cwwr. Mm. a . 1 . 1 1 - ,17, mm. . ruwen. .. MUM). M1C KVKNT Lur Tnlni4 of th! (lioiriror an meir llut evening dinner ilk K'blto 1'ellcan hold 1.1. I ' i. 1 I tt-llH fof, U lino iviiiKii Lri hv d will Llr of ili pt week. U)tretlng group at L rl the dinner dnr. LfW T mid by many U, Umm who wera nnteci u4 Mrs. John r. Hoyi t. vr.' end aire. K-' " prty, Ur. Itnllla Rodotph ui party, Mls i-ormta Ir ltd Mr. J. M. Hed- u aiif other. h-al httroat I tha New jut tone given on , ! Iteooinlxr . the Hcwnailon h been L-ti tha .pan. week and u4rwr lo maka rt aU ucrful pcrtle ' : " hlMBOVE irmmKH atMlac of (ha f"hrlt- Laa. axlety haa alacknd Lq a hr ariivlilr and am nlnx arialra and Daatkarlnca ar pm In Inlaw mpwl lo Chrlat- W at that rhrlitma da- litt arrlrad In Klm inr ih wek-nil from fn collin aa wall a Omot achoola. A Bum- fairllr ar balnx glto i ikotr honor. Tha par- till fem ih alodoala. la in majority of fcf lb week, i ... i 4 ' A (amity dlnnkra hold opolarliy and a larae oibtrlnn ara arhadulrd Nm Ulora ih family Uif,brllllan(ly IlKhlrd nruima Hay wbB all a illtntiy kitll In honor Clrtiimn. and a Happy U!. WUha both alo- 5 fur lha merrleat of i future month. ' a -. .a . ' ,. f'U AT mini.' M JirtUlet oartla of f1 u (hat alen hr Mln HkiujuiiI Mlaa Alleen u lb hnm nf Mr anil f 0, Smith on Congrr ara- ur enlnr. f'- of tha smith homo Ifly arranged with ' olly and bright candlea iMerearlni contornioea '"it. Mr. Hohert lllgga. Nlfhnln. Mr, (lertrtide Kuthrln I lnJl.u JVUndjr, a v,rry, Lola 7 " noMr-nno., mim liar- Mordoff. HHIHTMAH HOLfDAYH Mr. and Mr.. Frank Snider and eon Jimmy ara leaving for Modeito. Calif., this week-end to ipend the ChrUtma holiday with Mr. Snider' father and mother. WIX CLONE CAME OMAHA, Neb., Dec. 19. Univer sity of Nebraska haaketballers de feated Crelghton 21 to 20 here to night. Kydhall atarred for the visit or, acoring eight of hit team' point. 'SERVICE OUR MOTTO" CINDEUKIXA'S GISS SUITF.!: OUTDONE DY MODl'l'.N SHOE FASHIONS. Don't you tliin!; thr.t CinflTflia v.'o.iUI lir.vo tccn jt!:.'I to lrr.de hpr ?la slip por for butii h 'ihc;c? Tl.c muili-i n t.'ii.;. ic!:.i r.r.y lu:vc hceU tha' Cil-glitter lier twinkliiiit toes. ' t It. I'ln..... -i irrfi fMHT ViVMK - Pll,"llon of hntMnv rn.h FUt tl'tivlll,.. .......J ik. Mrtlpa nt ik. . l u, w iimhi. wmi n"lnonnd: Tho 7T pany t P, E. o.. M .. ior i uenaay k - H.M110 nr Mr, k. It. P"' rrd narlu U.-.J. ' Aloha ..hni, nr. "rn Ri. ik. j kin . uni:o in U Of HI. ur... . i... loan., " .ir :z: lttl. . '""a iiu mo L",,' -f the American A r "t l!nlv,.i... 1., U iAk j . "inn. ili,dnled to meet with r"V on Thurnday ave- Lt to hnlM.- -k hiM. ..." nlm" ti , "ternoon Dy mom A1lw,, All t tha Flrt in the building on J Seventh and. Main Ok,DlnB w eloctod nrea- al.."""" nl Profda- PWm. Illb of Klamath I ' Vnnln ik. "r enjoyed in the grill room of tha White pellran ho tel. Arrangement for the' dinner had been made by Ml Jo lp. Other officer to be elected who will aerv during l2 are iln. Kb ba llnnneit aa vlre-prrMdent; Mra. Ida I'arker a aerrrtary, and Mr. Ina Ilrnnla aa Iraaanrer. Ml Ida 11. Mnrarar wa named by Ml France Ileatiy, retiring preeldent, to had Ih library com mittee which will be maintained un til the completion of the library and the furnl'hlng at the rent room which the bualnru women have pledged. Mine .Momyer will be a ialed by Mra. Gertrude Moore and Mr. Lena Dennl. . The coming year ia acheduled la be moat aurcenful one and plan ara now under way by the officer In charge to create the Intermit In Itl". which the officer of tbe pant year maintained. FITIIJI rilrilENTED IX Ml HICAL Till IthD.ir One of Ilia mol Intereatlng event of Ih week wa tha mualral given on Thuraday evening. Decem ber Ihe aevenleenlh, at the home of Mra. A. J. Voye. 334 North Fourth Ireet, when ber pupil ware pre sented In a recital before their par ent and guet. According to Mr. Vojre the next recital will b given at the Fred Schallock homo, "29 Pacific Terrace, oo tbe evening of January twenty cond. The pupil who took part In the Intereatlng recital were Ml Evolyn Amlrke. Mr. V. II. Loreni. Ml Marie Itavenport. Carl Adam. How ard Oraham, Hoy Moore and Jack Whitney. BUY PRESENT FOR!; YOUR CAR IS THE Only a few day left lo do your Chrlntmaa vliopplng. A few year ago uch a reminder In connection with the automobile Industry would have looked out of plure, but alnce an many people are grvlng practical gift lo automobile owner. Ihe re minder baa Ita place among the auto mobile column. From observation along auto row, acreorle and auppllea for Ihe car la greatly in demand. The owner of the modern motor car would be pleaaed to receive lomelhlng for his car that would add comfort and afety to hi motor trip. For uch a peraon, practical automobile acce orle are hard to duplicate a ChrUtmae preaenla. In addition to Ihoir uaefulnew, an other feature that make acceeaorle favored gift I their range of price. The buyer can pend ut as much or little aa he pleaaea and yot the article purchased will be appreciated by Iho motorlt who receive it. During till eleventh hour rush, the Weetern Auto Supply company 1 holding a last minute gift sale FAIRV1EW- MT. LAKI Mr. E. Ward la hauling bay from the F.iell ranch to hia place on Lost river. , Joe Cm la having hi hay baled. Mr. and Mra. Ken Klnhn were visiting at L. W. West' 8unday. Mr. and Mrs. 1)111 Johnson were Klumalh Fall visitor Saturday. The Ladlea' Aid met 'with Mr. Triplet Wednesday. Those at tending were Mrs. John Konnt. Mr. Harry nooth. Mr. William Cheyne. Mr. Ernest Brhrlnor. Mr. Frnk Stewart, Mr. Van Myer. Mr. II. I. Morrison and Ihe hos tess, Mr. Tripled. After the busl neaa meeting, refreshment were aerved. Fancy work and visiting waa enjoyed by all. The next meet ing will ho held at Iho homo of Mrs. William Choyne of Spring Lake January 12. 1928. Mary and Don West spent Wed nesday evening at Ihe home of Mr. Morrison, fit, and Mr. D. H. Hamilton weiu transacting bttalnes In Klam ath Fall Tuesday. Several of Iho ntiplls of Mt. Lakl school are out owing to scarlet fever. Those attending the play at "on ly from Mt. Lakl were Mr. ann mr. Hill. Son nnloh. Mis Mary Mis Bernlce Dawaon Wllma Dawson. Mr, nny Cooper I sick nt her home on tho Morrill road. mi.. fii.,iv Latin la home from college for tho Christina holiday. Ml Olive IIIU "a orom.r v..-. ence are expected home Saturday for the Chrlstmn holiday- TO VISIT IS HOI TH . M. U Miller I on MnW morning for .WltUHor. Calif., to spend tho Chrl.tma. holidays with hla mother, Mrs. O. M. Miller. West. Lnrlle and Brocaded Velvet Fashions Jaunty ' Hat and Jacket ml an Inspection of the stock of accessories will reveal many favored Item. . 1 It I use lee to try to list all ofi the practical gifts. Their number is legion and all are highly acceptable; an Christmas gifts. There are; doien of new aeeeisorle that have' made their, appearance since the first of thla year and the old estab-' lished accessories are a much in de- ninnd aa ever. Among the favored accessory gifts! are to be. found tbe following: Stcpl plates, spotllKhm. cushions, rear view mirrors, vacuum bottles and picnic seta. Ornamental acceesorlea In clude radiator t cap - with fancy wings,, speed nymph,, onyx gear ahift ball and decorative lighta. Vlsor. windshield wipers and akid chain are listed among the winter needs. During this sale event. Ihe West ern Auto Supply company Is giving a Christmas present to every tire purchaser In the form of an Inner tube to correspond in alia with the tire purchased. Phone Now For Your itoliday Appointment Specailists in Marcelling Shampooing Facials ... Manicuring Boston Beauty Shop Clorenna Warren, Prop. Phone 311, Winter Bldg, .in.-. ANNOUNCING The Arrival of the ; PATHO-NEUROMETER A recent invention, iwhich when applied to the , spine, registers with unfailing accuracy any, .un natural pressure upon any nerve. - . - . . . : : . An examination rnade, with the assistance of the . Patho-Neurometer without charge.. J v - Expert spinal adjusting and the Patho-Neuro-meter are alike available at this office. : Dr. C. R. LUCAS Chiropractor . Phone 420-W. ! It ih i Hit i tSie' H Underwood Pldg. CHILD lis 1M)R Mr. and Mrs. Alva McAdow are being congratulated upon the birth of a son. born this week at the fam ily residence. SMALL DIVIDEND OLYMPIA, Wash., Dec. 19. The Watervllle Savings bank, under liq uidation for several weeks, will de clare a ten per cent dividend Just before Chrlstmns. according to a re port mode by Hnrry C. JohnBon. state supervisor of banking. mm It VF,.: fV !l KLAMATH VALLEY H0SPITAU A sunny room and contented baby will speed any mother' convales cence. . : - , dT-S ' Jaunty lint nnd j.ickrt plclur fd are fasliiojifd of lirocailnl velvet In tan anil Hrk lirown shade. 0)oiiintrinisAUie Jacket. t .T". - - CLOWES rs W Tho sterltliallofl of clothes drives out the bad bacilli lurk ing o do harm. Our washing Is done In a sanitary thorough manner. We nre students of ma terial and of Intor-day method of cleaning clothes. Each bun dle I handled separately ana you'll find that we put no marlts upon your clothe. A French laundress could tnko lessons hero. FREWCJLHAND PHONE 490-K. 197 NO. FOURTH ST LAUNDRY Christmas Is Not Ghristmas without TOY OUR TOYLAND IS JOYLAND- -IT'S GIRL-LAND AND BOY-LANP The Christmas spirit for the youngsters cannot be expressed without toys. At this store will be found toys in endless variety 8000 articles nothing but toys. Bring the kiddies. Come early; Toys Toys. 25c to $25.00 ...... fr r ! : : - y-tv f ' NOTHING BUT , Perkins : ,1 1009 Main Toy Store ' Old PostSff ice
