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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 13, 1926)
THE KUww 3 Ptm FivKt BTLOCALS f HVsAi??cf, Whom President Xaiv Wed, Koiv Actress on tiroadway . n,,,,, sveOr. E. P-let- of IM Thp n",,i,, JTaecoTi-liled M". IV.etsche.'beain at 10:59 m the morning nd j M tSS .Hoou mo,or tor lunch ..II be by Mr. Lamh-i A. FrtncU.. where .hey .ill The object of the mee.tnr i, to lTllioI.O.r..y. openin ot the new church I.,or; They are the Woke ot Anh 4 . ,his moalh' I Dr. K tetanias a. professor ot a mer man university. They will be ab sent from the elty tor a Hairy Visitors Mr. and Mrs. John Jones of the Jones ranch In the Dairy section spent Tuesday; torrtW VwTolincluded in the afternoon in Klamath Falls on bus-, many st of losrn vUltors In the city lness and pleasure . Taeada, alumooa wa. C . E.. ljtkMr.j Watter. rancher of the Lorell. . ula4 wlltt Mr ,Bd! CV0B- ;MrJ. Harold Monroe. Mr. and Mrs.! Jack Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. ; "Hank" Mathews. -Bud' ' rtilloraa Ma t Max F. Little. .,.. e rMinnnin snent Tuesday Conway. w,...i. hinMs : Whipple. Connie Crystal. Mae t o ¬ tal. Joe Upp. Myron Shannon. Itsei to Return Mrs. : Jerkins. Rath Ltndscy and a , Jlary Co Peterson and Infant ber of others enjoyed a saatfns , were expected to return to Klamath party on lbs upper Klamath Lake , Falls Tuesday evening after a week s on Monday evening. According to Ttait In Portland. Mrs. Peterson has the skaters approximately thirty chance of the training of the chorus fire car losds of Klamath Falls for th' Veterans of Foreign Wars' residents enjoyed the Ice on that, musical comedy. section of the lake. ! SrUs Property Frank Coeller has keno VWtor Included in the sold to Pete Sather lot 4 of block out of town visitors in Klamath i SIS In Second addition to the city. Falls on Tuesday af'.-rnoon was for a consideration of $1500. The J. W. Taylor, well known rancher' deed was Included in the filings ot of the Keno district. the county clerk's office Tuesday. ! afternoon. . Hu-ine-K. P. Poole. I rancher of th Bonanza district. j Pine RMjrc- Vfeitor Henry X. spent Tuesday in the city transact-, Iledlsch ot Pine Mdse was a busi- ,ing business affairs. neaa Ttsitor la Klamath Falls Taes-! I day. and spent a short time in the: statin Tuesday A party of sii ilfai K - JV A. "N ' Klamath Adventures (Continued from Pa Four! PropU are -tlnnin t" hl ln th. true llaht. and many slsn ed up after the meeting " E. II. Hall probably lost a much money In Ih. Whllrlak. deal as anyone. He says today that he believed in tt Implicitly Much money was .pent by th. pro moters In advertising, the only return on th. money. June I. 15. at Whltelak. City was a gala day, but history has It as foredoomed to fa'.luro. "It is all right, but It didn't nisan anything." as Rube (loldberg. the cartoonist would Say. (Continued Nest Issue) 1 TO KKSTUHK PE.M'K i HOSOMXr. Jan I J -China s i warring tuchuna hata decided to lay down their arms, rrto for mer President 1.1 Yuan Hung to J ; power and thus bring tec lo ! Ni rth Cli'na, acwrdlng to a Tokyo j ! dispatch to Hochl Sha, Js panose ' newspaper htTe. Informs'Jon reach-j j lug Tokyo sar the tstu of 1IJ I will lie eomnli tely restored, with j Ceueral Wu Pel Fu comuiandlng office of the tax collector. enjoyed sta-.icg on the upper Klacath Lite Tuesday night. The n.rf Deeds Land According to group Included Mr. and Mrs. Glenn a dea filed in the office of the Jester. Mr. anJ Mrs. J. I). Conway county clerk on Tuesday. Neva Ber- and Mr. and Mrs. Byron Hardea- nice guff of ChiloquiST has deeded brock. ! a aectloa of land described as lot . ' It Unlock ot West Chiloouin to' Foreign CarTw3 California r 1!"e4 in " Georgs Flury. The consideration : cars composed the foreign rests- j was named at $100. ' tration in the chamberof commerce ; bureau Taesday. The cars belong- ChOoooia Vlsltoi- Arthur Jack- ed to J. L. Millett of Eureka and( . JfaitCT Lane'Kauffman, rl.iuelitcr of the late FranVlin K. Lane, whose wedding was attended by President Wilson, the? cabinet and foreign envoys, has pone on the staee in Xcw York to earn a living for herself and son. Franklin, 4. She obtained a divorce from her husband, Philip KaulTtnan, last Mar. The belle of the 1919 social season in AVaslu'njton. she waj the Prince of Wales' dancing partner registered at Portland, was Benson hotel Saturday, prior to his departure to attend The reserve officers' committee courses confer ence at the Pre.-idio in Saa Fran cisco. Confidentially, the major was in from hti homo In M"lftd. as tho the ho'ase guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ueort, ..ad'ey. I j the tiitinl ft.r.'-s and support'". I the government. j llltKAii l:PF. i:iN; j i PKTIIOIT. M: h . Jn H -; 1 Tl-r.-e men. allrtrd t" I" lead ! ' rrs In one of the l.ir.i "drug I r's" In the I'nlnd S'i n -, niraltTd here Tj"'lev tef-ire! I nited Ktatrs ComiirtKlo'if r Stan-j l. Hurd. pleaded not guilty anil were held In bonds t t.il!.r,g uuo for eamlns:lon ne't ee. bob of Chlloquin spent a short time Chris Thompson of O;oville. In the elty on business Tuesday af-j ternoon. Modoc Point Visitor Mrs. Dan : ' Crur-.p and a tighter are iaelnded " concerned with assembling a On Business Here William Eggs- in the many out ot town visitors ! regulation uniform, several years man. well known resident of Chilo- in Klamath Falls tbi week from-having elapsed Fince he Inst had quln. was a business visitor in , their hotae In the Modoc Point dis- n,c fr 8UC'1 trappings, and Klamath Falls Tuesday. trlct. In for Short Vfe.lt--51 r, and Mrs. W. C. I.'alton of Malin ir guests In the White Pelican for 4 short time. To Hear Bonza Among the many Rancher in Toewlay Ben Ben parties of Klamath Falls residents . linger of Yonoa Valley spent Tues who Ire planning to motor to Med-! day in the city attending a meet- Htiopplng In Kliunath Mrs. Llna Uice of Macdoel who frequently most visits ln Klamath Falls Is shopping of the day he spent in patient con- in the city this, week. ference with his tailors ami mill- tary outfitters, since the call came from Manlocl Included In untipectedly. and as it were, found the many out of town visitors In him unprepared for the emergency. Klamath Falla hla week from Mac- A TREAT DANCE nt Scandia Hall Tonight Music by the TANTALIZERS (Kinda Warm) s.. 1 IVhcn do yon keep 4 r-hlnr Qfimihlim J HI livery liomc hat one. ;M)tnciinict it't i he chair ly t!ie tclrri Minctitnc a kitchen stool, or an 1 tuw.apccteJ plaything the youngyer, luc left in the hall. I Tli I V lllics.l it iat i iui aiii suillCWJIC alxuit the house tht J,irt. , , Sv:itci on the lights! Light rooms light halU light tttirrf ncer harhor iIickc dangers to careful j grownups ami running children.' '' f Ilcep enough light going throughoc the house to make every part of it qui t'f access and sitfc! ' . . . . r Electricity is the chenpest a:rvi:c you can buy. THE CALIFORNIA OREGff POWER COMPANY f Mcdford, Oregon i' Rosrbsirg, Orrgoa Grants Pass, Oreeos ' Klamath Falls, Ottos Vrrka. ant Dunsmutr, OiJ. " POVVLP. COMPANY I fcrd to attend the concert of Soma's band are Mr. and Mrs. Jack Her.-h-berger, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Campbell. Mrs. R. S. Setter. Connie Crystal. Mao Crystal. Jo Upp. Ruth Lladsey. Iaea Jenkins and Ted Snyder. lng of the farm loan association. Poe Valley Visitor Joe Nork of the Poe Calley district Is Included In the oat ot town visitors in the city Tuesday. Smith Leaving P. D. Smith of Klamath Falls. 713 North Ninth street. Is planning to leave this week for a brief business trip In the south. Major Kuykendall said ho thoucht dnel Is Vic Trefren of Macdoel. i it extremely unlikely there was to Bety Merchant In - Included be another war. that is Immediate- n,IM 'H ,urn Mr- anl1 ,r in the scores of out of town visit- ly, and construed the general order Kdgar I.. Williams are receiving ors in Klamath Falls on Tuesday! commanding him lo attend the con- the congratulations from their many was Frank Schmidt, prominent res-. ference at the Presidio as merely friends over the birth of a baiy Ident and merchant of Bcatty. I an element ia th-; general program lrl hrn at the family residence, ! of preparedness. ( lt:o Wilfcrd avenue on January On r.usincs m the CltyWll- I ! Tlw of ,he tarl tbnl K!am. the nth. llam Wight, well known resident ! Fan, K now m homo and: of the Dairy district where the . Portland was f-jrmerly my r-sl- Htriger In klainath Falla Jak Wight ranch is located, was a bus!-j dence. It would bo unfriendly If I J- Steiger of Medford. prominently ness visitor in Klamath Falls on did not say a few words about identified with the lumtwr Indus. g -s -8 I I O cJ O , . Z & Z Tuesday afternoon. C'ampflro to Resumo According to Mrs. Arthur L; Rice, chairman of the Campfire guardians group ln ' Klamath Falls, activities among the ! Campflrea which have been dormant' since two weeks before Christmas, are scheduled to be resumed shortly; after the beginning of school. ! Former l(eiflrnt Here E. S. Ter-, willigcr, well known Klamath county' resident, when he formerly conduct-: ed a cattle ranch In the Merrill dls-! triet, visited Tuesday in the city r from his home in the Dorr is section, j Terwllllger Is now conducting a large' ranch In that section of northern i California. j ; I tot urn From Portlnii'l rt. E. Geary and his brotlicr, E. A. deary, j have returned to Klaaiath' Fall.i after having spent the past ten dnys in Portland. They srrivfd In tho clt on Monday evening. I Patricks Vlsitln. Hen. Mr. and Mr. J. B. Patrick are leaving on Wednesday morning for their home In Detroit after having spent several days visiting with their son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. Roy I Patrick of North Ninth street. While In Klamath county Patrick en ' Joyed a hunt in the Tule Lake sec tion, where he returned with a good number of ducks and geese. Thcy! will spend Wednesday evening visit-' ing with friends and relatives. In Roiebiirj. Pon-fs Simper Mr,. irene Frothlngham of Macdoel spent Tuesday In the city visiting with friends and enjoying a short fhopplng tour. : s. ' .Mrs. I.smll lo He Hostess The ! women of St. Paul's Kplseopnl church all! meet at the home of I Mrs. K. I). I.amh. 504 Park Circle,! lor an all-rfay meeting on Thursduyl the southern Oreson me.troDolls. tO' of Klamath county 1 spending I Major Knykendall said, while put-1 a short time In the elty this week. I rom the Portland, Journal ! ns nras, bllUnn, , ,,,, 0,h (lral) siolger Is n guest In the Hall ho Major Robert B. Kuykendoll of i,i .t i ,n.. Klamath Falls, active attorney ' In ' ..Klamath Falls has increased In thetmpqua district, who was for- p0)u,atloD G!)00 peraon!l ln lho ,a:i SKIllolS KPIDK.MIt: " jyear and a half, and I feel cafe In: MKXICO CITY, Jan. 12 Kpl- ! predicting that within the nost five lf '"lc disease Is adding to the hor- years tho population will reach of ,ne "owled area in Nay- j EO.vOO end that Klamath Falls v.ill af;. Corpses along lho banks of be tho second city ln tho state. To- tho fcan Pedro and Santiago rivers J day there U no placo In the West contril uto to tho peatllenco. '. where ono can find as many plr- I'- ! estimated hat 500 persona j tnresque eliaru'ter.--. Tho place l peri.-hed In the waters,1 which dca. a true frontier town with a boom troyed several villages. ! in full swinx." -. . . , en of Screen Siar Study Abroad w yum m I -Ho ' V. f 1 tr'v lie-turn from l'orll:inI Mr. and i Mrs. t;eorgo C. Llrich have return j ed tl.e early part of the vi-k fri.m I Portland whr flrleh attended u convention of the Mutual Life In surance company. lie has the d;.s-' i tinction of ranklus first of the :a;enries In Oregon durini; the past j year of 102,. Visiting ;, Kliiniath l ulls -Tho i many friends of Mr. and Mrs. 1 Lawrence K. Phelps are welccm- Ing their return to the city from their home In Tillamook. They . are planning to return Saturday , after a week's visit with friotil and relatives. They we-e il'nn r guests in Tucnlay evf-nir.? of Mr. and "r... John Lincifi-;! .-. ' Here for Week Mrs. H. L. Noli lit Is a visitor In the c:';.1 this -c"C: Forbes Pure Drugs Eighth at Main Good Service Good Drugs if- Forbes Pure Drugs Eichth at Main Good Service Gon-i Drugs Hcc.-use site believes Ameri cans "spoil" actresses" children, Irene Iticli. screen star, has "luecl Iter two dauxlitcrs in a Kurirn lioar.litig sellout. JACK FROST SHOE REPAIRING Work Gloves for Less, Open C:15 a. m. South Sixth Street Plus Additional Earnings Guaranteed IXVKST ln the LAVNIIRY 1S' IH'STRV. the Public Utility of the lSIU'STltlAL, WORLD. Its growth Is phenomenal, de mand constant, buslnoss funda mentally sound. CHAIN I.Al'NDKIKK hc Invc. niHtit opportunity of the day. 2"i.nn n shire, which are rU'AR.fNTKKD 7 from the not earnings of the company. Shares also participate In additional earnings of the Company. Ask about this at 4th and Klotnath or Phono 154. XF.W CITY I.U XDIIY owned by Munger Service Laundries HURRY ICKERSHAM'S January Clearance & Is the Biggest Thing of Its Kind in This Valley, Offering the( Reductions on Women's Footwear Ever Attempted in KlaW1 After Completing My Inventory, I Find Many Broken Lin1 - ' f Pairs in This Lot of Women's ligh Grade Footwear, and toe Disposal Have Placed Them on Sale Beginning Wed., Jan. lt Values NOW $3j FORMERLY $5.85 TO $8.50 Reductions That Defy Competition. (Red Cross Shoes Not Included) Drastic Reductions On Felt Footwear Regular $2.15 Now $1.40 Regular $1.75 Now Regular $2.00 Now ....$1.30 Regular $1.65 Now Regular $1.95 Now $1.25 Regular .95 Now - 822 MAIN "WlCKERSHAM'S MI LADY'S SHOP Between Eighth and Ninth St. J
