The Klamath news., December 30, 1925, Image 8

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Wednesday. Docomlier 30, 192.'
gr LOCALS
LcnvlMR for the North Axel An
derson of the Pelican Bay Lumber
company It leaving this week for
Portland, where he plana to upend
aix weeka on a business and pleas-
nre trip. Anderson plana to return
In
and resume his position.
Mrs. .Miller lmpr,iiiR Mr. and
Mrs. G. W. Miller of .Modoc Point
spent Monday afternoon visiting In
Klamath Falls. Friends ot Mrs.
Miller will be happy to learn that
she la rapidly recovering front a
early spring to Klamath Kalis I serious attack of Illness, She Is
the mother or Mrs. K. u. jonnson
ot Klamath Falls.
I-snarll Valley VMlora Mr an.lj , t TMCwUvMorm Le.
Mrs. E. W. Wilkerson. prominent .,, wln , iMdfa ,,
rancher, of the LangellVMley coun-1 8loM of ,pent , nour
try. spent yesterday in ln Klamath Falls yesterday, enroute
Falls enjoying a business and stop r h cty ylu.
ping tour. . Ing during the holidays with his
I parents. Mr. and Mrs. O. K. Lee.
Plans for Dance Mstle Great - Grants Pass
preparations are under way for tae
euccess of the 'Now Years eve holi
day dance which Is scheduled for
Visiting in Klamnth Mrs. It. V.
Steinmett Is included In the recent
Thursday night in the Pelican Dayjout ot , Tistors in Klamath
community building, according to H.i pala from Dcr home in the Do
D. Mortenson of the Telican Hay,Bania district. Mrs. Steinmett was
I umber company, who spent yeater-1 ,flTeIl mdical attention during her
day in Klamath Falla attending thojTj1, in tn0 cfty,
meeting of chamber ot commerce di-1
rectors. Favors and special features I Mrs. Rice Is Substituting During
JUDGE IS GLAD
TO BREAK EVEN
Collect $25 From One Man
and Twelve Day Fro m
the Next One
Judge I-em L. Gaghngrn broke
even yesterday.
'He is square wilh the city and
square wilh the world.
At 10 o'clock, the aero hour for
violators of the law to appear be
fore an austere arbiter ot Justice,
one colored man was brought up for
vagrancy.
"Twenty-five dollars."
And the tintinnabulation of the
silver pieces sounded sweet in the
ears of the judge.
At 3 o'clock one man badly
"awacked," In the language ot the
street, was brought before the judge,
who requested another f!S.
"Hashn't got It, Judge, llashn't
got a shent."
Aud twelve days was written ap
posite tho rash balanre.
"Condemn It." said Gaghagea.
openly, ''an eye for nn eye, and a
tooth for a tooth. Squared up accounts."
For Ehrsc Contentment
tllltlSTMAS I1AHV
Klamath Falls fell down material-
have been promised dnring the even-1 the week's absence of Mrs. Mare D
Isg. and a great number of NIam-, Wells, who is visiting In South Pa-,
ath residents are planning on at- kota with relatives. Mrs. A L. Kl.-ei
tending the affair. ! Is teaching in the primary depart-! ly " 60 "en"l to rovWe nrUl-
ment of the Riverside school. Mrs.
Bay Home Wayne M. Akers of j Rice has often substituted during
the American National bank has j the past few years, and Is well
purchased a new home on Pleasant known among the children as a most
avenue from E. SI. Chilcote. Akers. Interesting instructor.
who is a new resident of Klamath 1
rails, plans to enter his new home P. E. O. Party on Thursday Mrs.
on January first. - j R. C. Groesbeck is entertaining on
mas Baby, and it was up to lie
Cloud. Calif., to announce the birth
of the only baby born in this sec
tion on Christmas' day that has been
recorded.
To Mr. and Mrs. Joe Marcon a
7 -pound baby boy was born on
Christmas morning. Mrs. " Marcon
I Thursday evening at her home on!w" b remembered as Miss Periena
May-! Ninth and Lincoln streets, for mem-1 Rlcno of Kluiuath Falls before her
It Antra Visitor Mrs. I
field and children are included In i hers of P. E. O.. who will enjoy a marriage.
the number ot out of town Tuesday I watch party on New Years eve.
I
visitors la Klamath Falls. Mrs. This Is the first social gathering of
Mayfield is a resident of Wbrden. j tn group since the postponement
Ashland Visitor Mont Hamaker, t of their holiday party, due to the
former Bonanza and Klamath Falls ; epioe-ntc tear. j
resident, spent Tuesday in the city!
:Z7ZJZZ SiSiTrfl Men to Stage j
bueiaeN .ii Ashuad. i Meeting n ednesday ;
Xo Urjcl-.! ration For the ftnit
time la more than seven months
foreign motorists failed to make
j Klamath Kails their headquarters, '
PT1 ' ' 1 L J ' ' 1 1 ' r ir
rnc;
f1 ...
and
"ly ranch,, Uf
th. .i ,;
' -"finilg and vl.i.,.1
friends
Affording (,
(I It s
and there were no registrations
made, at the bureau In the chamber,
of coaimerce. I
Kctnra from Portland Mr. and
Mrs. t:eorz Melntvre. nee Kloise
Merrill Visitor Silas Obenchaln. ! Longfellow,' C!ub No. 6 ot Klam-, MrPherson. returned on Monday
well known rancher of the Merrill ath Falls. Oregon, member of the ' rrom Portland, where their wedding
road, is a recent visitor In Klamath j Tall Men's Association, will hold lu!. , recent event. At present they!
F11- . ' ' I second meeting Wednesday evening j are !lTIng at the home of .Mr. and j
" D ln - 1(e chamber of : jjrs. It. E. Wattenburg.
Rerani from the Valley Mr. and j commerce room. After a buMness!
Mrs. Marry ooeuer ana tamtiy and meeting and a get-together tha niem-i In imm Kirk Cat Ijimnmnoln.
Mrs. Clara Earl returned home yes
terday from Medford, where they
' have spent the Christmas holidays
with Mrs. Goeller's parents, Mr. and bles to mac size.
Mrs. E. M. Wilson. j The public service
bers wui repair to a near-by eating I and his brother. James Lampropolus
house to fill up, provided arrange-; spent Tuesday afternoon in Klam
ments can.be made to raise the ta-jath Falls, from tholr home In Kirk.
Both brothers are prominently Idrn-
committce. titled as logging contractors.
! composed ot the president. E. O.
Merrill Visitor In Ed McBroom. Nord, Lloyd Ryan. Bert Thomas and MUxjuIn VLsltor George Beck,
well known Merrill rancher, spent Henry Mueller, are taking np with I logging contractor of Chiloquln, is
yesterday in Klamath Falls visiting the city the matter of raising the! included In Tuesday's visitors In
with business friends. j awnings In the city to man site, and! Klamath Falls.
I the enforcement of the ordinance toj - -
Bonanza Visitor Included in the! trim the limbs of all trees a certain j Return from Mrdfonl Oar I Bee
scorea of out ot town visitors In i heighth above the sidewalk. They j bee has returned from Medford, ar
Klamath Falls is M. G. Huff of Bo-j are also attempting to show some riving Tuesday at noon In the city,
nania, who spent yesterday in the j clothing hour.e In the city the Im-lBeebee made a brief holiday visit
city qn business. . j portance of stocking np on clothing to the valley with his wife and twin
I that will more decently fit a long-J daughters, who will visit for a
la Yesterday Included In Tues-f fellow, as well as arranging with ' time wilh Mrs. Beebee'a parents,
day's visitors In Klamath Falls was the hotels in town to lengthen their1 Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Caton.
Mike Latta of his ranch in the Mer-beds and bathtubs, and having mir-1
rill district. rora fixed so a longfellow can comb I Leaving for the Hou'h Mr.
V'CKY i tie home that
boasts at, open fire
place hx!i is such a
Joy and comfort thrw cool
Fall days b iurt ore lih:
the furnace. More and mere
are the borne Builder tsU i i
into eonsiitention the UYc
orativk value ol a fl.-i-i a
whether n be tn ttr nail. t!:5
living room, tne din;n room,
or oeilroom And mire U..n
fortunate I4tr oman who
can oo! a 'i e;i:ace in v'
these ronrris. llowrvet. all
of ui re r.ot for:un:ite
cnour'.p to tie in hoiM
where ucf roMfort can ea-.
ily he imtrllnl.
Thone of Ur whn lle ip
corvHt'.
o u r-
ihs lucky it ' n'
0 n errte m '" -'it
r 1 t'.'.i BM."t I h. rl
'. rv t! '.a tlir B'.'t t
1 V t f.-r n a ir- !S-- -t.-i
e a c :y wo:
.'.'j Tv ''fi;. ore rersitjif
t - tlu- o' 'I . B ti't Cfi
h e-.il I.. I t. e var.ou t't
t r. Te n:-n ur.m til.
v. 'U'ht-iron a:.,'oiie are
a larmltiK s i-i coir,iiii:e
u1 effctivid with any ('
..' .IccctJttnn. They nnc. Irt,
t'i- value if beirg mt ct ti
k'rie'een for the bu. y hou.v
w . or ho,';ne oiun
1 : rcil-h-iri firerlsre shown
aoo.e. wdn'e jmp.e in hn.-.
tnr. 'v s ehr.rming biicl'irrouinl
fjr lie fitlinc ol rou.!'.t
iu.i in Colonial pattern, 'the
nmllrons and nolder with tha
tonga, hearth-brush and shovel
are nulte Inexpensive, com
tared to th same outfit In
brauu Then one may have a
firende sctevn of wrought
iron, and with the wall
brackets also in ' wrought
Iron, a charming effect la
obtr.innl.
One tl.l'g should bt re.
me;nlred In connection with
a fireplace don't overload
the mantel shelf with a lot
if drrorstions. The fewer
o il simpler the decorations, -lor
more charming the effect.
Tiie two brass figures with
the yellow glaied bowl filled
r v.h Autumn leaves, shnv
in th illustration, are suffi
cient, artistic and muss. "
tective.
hi. .. fond,,
w " jtiar. s i
I' M than thr.. . . Kll,l"l
'---" a nail hi
Laud ! u.j.i
.old .a. TTV:N
Mill. .dd,r.r: "
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...VH i&aa i
or u MB, .r1 m
roosld.raHon to J,M , " I
New Yea,', Wrh
. sua senior Christ J
n ot th, ,
ItAlltlflA l .1
. , raurri wt y
- --" viT on New Y
enurcn P4-ors. (,
I'lu'i of th broking ol
arjfl rfc . .
- .... .rnanuie ni tht 0'
eaiefully rwrt a-ed by D,i. ,
..liier Tru. Tue party .,
If. H ; u ;,.4u ,
plj.lt.
Iliilli'n K.IU l-ropent.
Ilattoa has sold to E. A. II
4 to block tit la nut, ,
tor a considers! loa 0( 0
tordlng to couitr clerk III
l-.day.
la From Hlldbraad-l. R
of lllldebrand waa a buslsta
In Klamath Fall, yesterday
short Urn.
la From Mnlla lorluded
out of town visitors la
Falls on Tuesdsy wss HudoJ
llurk, pramlnrot rancher of
lln dtsulrt.
Merrill Vkltur Mrs. ChaH
I Drew of Merrill Is smoog thd
of Iowa visitors to spend
afternoon In Klamath Falls
lug bualness and pleasure.
Forbes Pure Dri
Eighth at Main
Good Service Good D
Returns from Kugeae Ray Dunn, ftkatiua; ' Part) A party of th Kntmalu At Watch Party Mr.
manager of the Pacific Telephone I younger set enjoyed a moonlight j and Mrs. Jack Campbell are enter
al Telegraph office In Klamath Falls skating party on Monday evening at , tainlng for a number ot th younger
i has returned recently from Eugene. I Keno. Those to make np th group aet on Thursday evening with a New
whero he spent th holidays. included Ines Jenkins. Connie Cry. j ears ere watch parly.
' - i atal, Addle Jenkins. Sybil Bamher,
. Business Trir E. L. Cramblitt of
the Public Market, made a brief
business trip to Algoma Tuesday
afternoon.
and
his hair without getting down on i Mrs- G. T. Porter are leaving this
his knees. The membership com-i eek 'or Los Angeles, where they
mittee has been very busy ot lata'"! spend a month or six weeks
with the result that there will be a ; vtnltlng with friends.
largo number of new members pres-i
em. 1 In from Mulin W. C. Dalton.
I well known Malln rancher, apent
leaving Klamath Falls Mr. and ' Dwayne Buell. Kenneth Maler and Anticipating; VMt Mrs. Oscar
Mrs. Carl Wills and family left ! Mr. and Mrs. Jsck Campbell.
Tuesday for San Franclaco. where '.
they will spend a short time before . leaving for Krlmnl Mr. L. N.
continuing east, where Wilts has j Woodaldc. who has been apending
accepted a position with a Chicago ; ,ne holidays with her husband. L.
house. He has been affiliated with v Woodald. advertising manager
! th ahoe denartment of tho Coldi.n r,t ih rinMt.ii IfulM alnrM la li.avtnv
Rule store for several years, and , on Saturday morning for Eugene,
hosts of friends of the family wlll,wncr, ,n, wM rnum, her study of
regret their departure. music In the t'nlveralty of Oregon.
leaving- for llunamulr Mrs. F. R.
Holcomb Is leaving today for linns
mtilr, where sho will make her
home. Holcomb Is affiliated with
the Southern Pacific, with head
quarters In Uunsmulr. They expect
ed to reside In the northern Callfor-
To Enjoy Skating PartyA party
of young people ara leaving Wed
nesday evening for a pond near
Rhlv I anticipating th arrival of
her mother. Mrs. (i. V. Whit of
Astoria, a well known former Klam
ath Falls resident, who Is enrout to,
her home In the north, after a visit i
for several weeks In th eqst. middle
west and south. Mrs. Whit Is re
turning by th southern route. I
Itclurnlng to Hrhixil Noah Tru
a. son'of I. and Mrs. L. L, Truss,
la returning Wednesday to Corrallla, !
whore he will resume hi studies In ;
th Oregon Agricultural college. !
ML Laki Visitors Mr. and Mrs.
H. D. .Morrison and their daughter. TIKI ;i'ti:nu in:v I vestrrriav In the cltv. kttendinir the
Mlsa Myrtle Butler, spent yesterday SALEM. Dec. 19. Harold Green luncheon of the directors of thejnla elt)r nnt" ,a,e Pr,n;
in Kismatn Jails from their ranch , and Pete White. penitentiary j chamber of commerce, of which be
in the ML Lakl district. j guards, have resigned. Is a member.
I Keno, where they will enjoy an lcelTr"" ' n,,nlb"r of 8lm Nu
j skating party. Those who will make' . . ... .
Political Doom Hangs Over Three in Senate', tig,.
leaving for Port la ml Joe A.
Bramhall, connected In th trucking
business In Klamath Falls. Is leav
ing this week for Portland for a
brief business visit.
up the party Include Mlsa Miriam
Wortley, Mlsa Forne Hanks, Miss
Kathleen Matloy, Harold Wortley.
Walter Short, Henry Gerber and
Pat Matloy.
Forbes Pure Drugs
Eighth at Mala
Good Service Goo'i Drugs
Announcintr
a Change I
of Ownership
The Buttery Service
tion, 613 Klamath Av
Han been purchased by
K. Holmes and will m
from ita present local!
Thursday, December 1
to the
Oregon-Califoml
Highway Garag
Phone 500 423 S. 6th
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Three senators alio must seek reelection In 1920 are cast for important roles In this session of i
conitri'ss find uHn the manner in which they play them rests their political future.C L.'.to 'r.,t
(irortrc Wharton l'rpicr, Pa.; Irvine L. Lenroot, Wis., and Frank B. Willis, Ohio, active factor! in
vorld court and foreign debt fighu, in a new "picture taken at the e;ltoI' v. .
The hand of belp from out the
sky
E'M wants to know the reason
why
Electric helps t.ho cannot buy.
Van Fleet's Serviceman Bays
Kho ran linvn nil tho electrical
atstflnin she nerds, A waxbinil
ninchiiie that ran hn pnlil for
ivlih iiili-nilimd puynri'nta and an
lr-trlc rli'nni-r to ninke her
liounc'ktvplnj; happy,
VAX FLEET'S
MOTOR SHOP
1S08 Main Ht,
Day Phono 1HH. N'lghr ATI
Nailing An Unfounded Rumoi
A persistent report has been circulated to the effect that th
CHRYSLER "Four" will be discontinued January 1st, 1926.
This is pure conjecture on the part of persons who are totall)
unacquainted with the situation, and is entirely without foundation
CHRYSLER cars ranked fifth in sales in the United States dur
ing September, 1925.
The CHRYSLER factory has never been able to keep pace witjj
the orders for "Fours." With thi recent addition of five thousand
new employees, production is at the present time nearly a mom
Dcnina.
CHRYSLER WILL CONTINUE TO BUILD THE BES
: FOUR CYLINDER CAR j
.
Howie Motor Company
Chrysler Dealers . c.
Phone 379 v Twelfth and Main