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THE KLAMATH NEWS
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Tuesday, April 13, 1f2ft
gr locals
Hil Anniversary Mr. and Mr.
Frank Wills were, hosts un Similar
evening In honor of ihelr rim wed-
1 ding anniversary.
On llulnisu - Included In the
limny out of town visitor In th
t city yesterday waa John lluniilcult.
I prominent ranrher of the Morrill
i ; route.
Here from John Itay - II. F. i
, Pouuii and wa are here from the
Merrill Visitor Mrs. Harold Hen- Keturna Kroui Head Dr. K. Diet-: John Day country to look Into the1
rlckson of Merrill waa In the city ache haa returned to Klamath Falla business ronilitlona of
yesterday to shop and visit with from Bend, whera he haa been for eouniy. , go01a. and waa among
friend. i several daya called to perform a ma- house visitors yesterday.
i Jor operation. t nurrimau lAMtge
From Malin A. M. Thomaa. . ! Barnes, deputy atate Mm warden . MUs Jenkins III-Mis. lnei Jen
Big Wool Buyer
Is Offering 30c
At Hurrlmnu lxluc Marlon
! flrue. deputy itate (torn warden.
Coudltioa Same The condition of Pnl Monday ai Harrlman lodre, ktn, rhu aubmlttod lo au operation
KUmath htpmo are lcd with i
th nroDoaltloa of nellliiB wool for'
touni AIkuim Viola IUrrlnttim.S0 ul- t poud or noJdlllB oul Ull.
pent Monday afternoon in Klam-,m ..... In lh ln hMUM ,hm,
! ' ' " w I
I the nrlcti will lurreantt.
)-ttrJy when U found a rep-'
reiitallvf of the J. Koahlaud com-.
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the
froouent business visitor in Klamath
. Falls, waa aeen In the city yester-i reggy Myler Stevenson, daughter of, where he transacted business In ! for IMe removal of her tonalla dur
day for a ahort time. ' Mr. and Mrs. Georite Stevenson of connection with hla office. n lne pajil week. wa, Uuable to
resume lior rtullea In Hie First Na-
Caledonia Marsh, remalna the aame.
Leaves for South Mrs. C. D. i .ccordin. to attending nhvsiciuns. I
n.rcelnn left earlv vesterdar morn. I Rtaker was a business visitor and
In from Kcuo Alice Maud
tlonal bank yesterday,
from a relapse. She I
suffvrlui
till verg
ing by motor for San Francisco and ! Hew on Buslncsi. Bert Adams, a "ho,,p'r ,n Kl'" '"a"1 yeater-j al the nonle of her parent.
other southern cities to spend a ; frequeul business visitor In Klamath ; aaVmm n" nome on lne Kno i ou Uucoln street.
week or ten days visiting with j Falla fro- n, home n San Fran-1 roaU-
friends. ' ! clsco. is here for a short time call- . . Returns to lle.li
Here on Business Mrs. Jean Gil
man of the Butterick Publishing
ing on friends.
From Odctl Luxe A well known
visitor in Klamath Falls from the
Odell lake country was visiting in
pany of Boston, one of the largest
wool hiving concerns In the tolled
Slates hsd been authorised to buy
all of Klamath, wool for SO cents.
The output this is virtually the
same as It waa laat year, when sold
for 40 cents.
OBITUARY
Mra. Mildred Farnum, .
died
all l I l On 11.. V. tl n
1 1 111 iVflllUMT 111 O. I . m-iiiiM-' fl..i.th jt. .K t . ....
mmn.r.t I. In lh. rltr for several I . v . .K. t.r. I -""" "u"u ""
day. aklng her headquarter. tn;rm"ro.d. was In the city Saturday G"n'd bo dw"ot "the
mo uoiucn ivuib u whuc '"o shop and visit wttn nuainess
Klamath Falls. t friends.
, section.
Yfc.it in Mnlfonl Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Shepherd are included In the
Klamath Falls visiters to spend the
After an ab-i
rieui'e of the nual luro wneks itnf-i
k of ln-1 ' " ' ..-
lowing an Illness or tne pust week.
She is survived by a young daugh-
well . .. r v.n....i i i. . "r.
Odcll , fnrni.il vnff.rilntf mnriiliiff aln hlft
desk. Hia many frieuds are glad to
I learn oftls recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. i
fertng from a severe attac
fluenxa which threatened to prove
mure serious. J. . A. Gordon, presi-
. , Motor to hlnnil
Mtrrui itancner i" aaries uitw
prominent rance of the Merrill
a:eiric(. is luouuru iu 1 r.. v ... v.i .1 . . t. .. . . .
week-end in the vallev. v!si in with I vi.m.th r.ll. " """" 10 ousiuees ana proiessionni womeu
..... j- .. i . .valley Sunday and visited with; and heard
Funeral arrangements are pend
ing word from relatives who are
thought to be In California. The re
mains are at Wuitlork'a funeral
home.
April 15th It the Big Day
Let ua help you gel ready,
mrnt and fishing tackle.
Complete lines of ramp equip-
llobaon'a band-made rods and files,
buys the best.
For lbs man whs
friends In Medford.
In for Werk-Knd A. E. Whitman
spent the week-end in Klamath
Falls from the Anna Creek Lumher
company, where he has been for the
pa. l wtek looking Into hla lumber
intercuts.
yesterday.
t
friends ln Ashland and Medford.
I HiMrbrand Kancher In Jess X.
Drew, rancher of the Ilildebrand
country, was a business visitor in
Klamath Falls Monday to trauaacJ
business affairs.
most Interesting dis-'
: cussion of the book, "tutimato. Life1
j of Helen of Troy." given by Mrs.'
Charged with Speeding KlbertjMalda llurwooil. Those whose
Johnson waa fined 115 and costs birthdays occurred In March . and
In the office of Judge Emmltt yes-' April were honor guests,
terdav. charted with KntwHinir itnl
n-Kv I. n-n 1- n1 lti Rnh.
trt Quick are being congratulated : of "e E"'"f Star. Aloha chap-
ler, win iw ueiu in 1110 ...a-uint ...
over the arrival of an Infant son
born Sunday evening. Mrs. Quick
will be remembered by many as
Miss Thyra Bryant and the daugh
ter of Mrs. Era Boudoin.
the highways. Wllber Nine and E. Migarman U.-liirni. -After an ab-
' L. Kirk are scheduled to appear to !" the) past month, K. Sugar
Knstern Star The regular meet- BBSWer ,mnar charges. ! m"n and nl son-in-law, Irving
Joseph have returned -to Klamath
Visit Will. Kile Mr -n,l lr.
tonigni at s o cioca, hoviuhis u- p g
nouncement made yesterday oy Mrs.
Falls. They spent
! San Francisco and
some time In
Hinkley of Malin motored to i '"r'ra " ".
Klamath Knll Si.n.l.v t -n.n.l wnere meir taroillox nave spent tile
. u. vtortiey. wormy ma:ruu. dy ,., uh M ,klt.y..
'sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
uriurn rnsn .lonii-iu.!. Uillard Smith nn.l
Itetnrat From I-ortlnn.l Ray I i.arceion 01 iae iu-i '"""-i Crescent avenue.
n..- nf ih Purine Telenhnna and : company has returned from
Thornton of
winter. Mrs. Joseph and child re
turned north for the summer. While
absent from the city O. M. Hector
was In charge of Sugnrtnan's.
the:
Telegraph company, local manager,
and Thomta B. Malarkey of the
Herald editorial staff, returned late
yesterday afternoon from Portland,
where they spent the past week-end
on business.
norm. ...ere .ru. u. luMon ,.,rI.!cMr and Mra ren.
visiting with his sister. Mrs. . Tvich- .. K,.m.. v.
ards of Tacoma.
and Mr. and Mrs. Al Raymond of
I The Evening Herald. Mr. and Mrs.
ncturn From South After a Horace Darrow and Bill Walte mo-!
MarriiiKC License E. C. Collins
was issued a license to wed Mrs.
Minnie M. Harris, from the office
of the county clerk yesterday. Col
lins gave hia age as 28 and his oc
cupation as a lumberman. Mrs.
Harris Is well known In Murshfivld.
where she was employed on one of
the Coos Hay papers. They were
year was that given by the music south and reported business condi- (ir,t o( th- ,,- colony to enjoy m at 0 clo,k by Ror- T' a
hcctlon of the Women's Library clubtiona fine. I the week-end at Lake of the Woods! YTan' ln ,he Me"onlst parsonage.
week spent in San Francisco look
I tored to Spring creek Sunday and i
ing Into business matters, E-- N. ,
Mustc Appreciate! -ny tar one 01 kuoo. casnier 01 me iiner.-" --
the most interesting programs of the! tlonal Bank, has returned from the! Wci-k-Knd at I kc One of
WRESTLING
MATCH
Thursday, April 15
American Ijegion Hall
Joe Hackcnsmith
Boston, Mass.
'a..
Henry Burko
Klamath Falls
A good preliminary
Also a Tattle Royal
General Admission I1.B0
Ringside t.Ot)
Cnder Management
J. M. Ghiver, American 1-eglon
A. D. LAMBERT, Prop,
! L i . --. , ji ji tiu rn.au . -mi
the
were Mr. and Mrs. Leslio Rogers
and family.- They have an attrac
tive cabin at the popular resort.
when "Negro Music" was taken upl
yesterday afternoon in library club! . GuesU nt Kuipiro W. W. Clay
rooms. A paper on the music was; pool of Prlnevllle dnd Fletcher V.
read and Jack Whitney gave a series j Wood, also of Prineville are here j which, has been opened but recently
of negro songs. tor a snort time 10 iuo iu. uua.-i
ncss conditions In Klamath r alia. Returns from South Mrs. A. J.
While here they are guests in the Voye and son Joe have returned to
iiamain rails from San Francisco
' and Sisson. While in Sisnon they
visited with Mrs. Minnie Henry.
Ganonx Again Practicing Wm
Ganong. formerly attorney on Coos . Empire hotel
Bay, who went to Klamath Falls fol-
lowing the war and acted as djStrlct i Suntluy in Klamath Mr. and Mrs.
attornev there, has again emerea Curtis c. tieinuncn 01 l auoquin ; vove motored Komh SnnHnv nn.i
the law practice there after aeveral : spent Sunday ln Klamath Falls vis-, returned to Klamath Falla with hU'ilI
years In army hospitals, according j uing with their many friends and ' wife and son. I "
to word received here today. Can-1 relatives. Heidrich is connected;
ong was ln the office of C. F. Mc-with the Klamath Supply company j Motor to Chiloquin Andrew Col
Knight when here. He left about , at ChiVjquin. . , Her, president of the Klamath
five years ago. Coos Bay Times, j I county chamber of commerce, Lynn
Marahfield. j Vislline Willi lllatra Mr. and ; p. Sabin. secretary, and R. E. Stln-
Mrs. G. Earl Smith of Grants Pass j son. local photographer, spent Mon-
Itcturns to Home After visiting j returned to their home yesterday day in the Chiioquin district taking
for the past week-end with her I after visiting for the .past week-end ; pictures for use of the local cham
daughter. Mrs. Docla Norris and son , with Mr. and Mrs. James Blair of ber.
Leland Willits and wife. Mrs. J. Q. the Empire hotel. Smiths are for-j
Wllllts returned to her home in Cot-; mer Klamath residents. ( Visiting With Brother Miss
tage Grove. While here her daugh-j ' Eieanor Kodolph of Oakland, Calif.,
ter honored her with a prettily ap-j Lcnve for .North Mr. and Mrs. ) j, n lne city for tn8 , visltins;
pointed dinner. Mrs. Willits -made j Lloyd Stoncr left early Sunday Wtn nor brother, Rollln Rodolph,
the trip south with Mrs. D. L. Ijams, jnorning for Portland and Astoria wo s hcre for several months with
who visited with her husband. whOjfor a fortnight's vacation. They his auditing firm of San Francisco,
is cable splicer with the Pacific Tel-1 will visit with their parents. whoMs, R0duiph wa, accompanied by
ephone and Telegraph company. ! reside In Astoria, during their ab-i her mother, Mrs. F. B. Rodolph.
They returned north Monday morn- sence. Stcner has recently recov-
lng.
C. S. Currln attended the couple.
'SAMPLES KKVEil f'.l.tlK.
NEW ORLEANS, April 12. Sam
Frlcdfeld. whose confidence game
fooled a number of Minnesltn sales
men, has been caught here and is on
his way bark to the northwest.
Sam's game was to advertise for
drummers and exact a $25 deposit
for "samples," which never were de-
Phone 1020 -W Painting
Piiperhangitig
TintiLg
RAY PIERCE
- , lecorator ..
" Contract or Day Work Hi
Cullf. Ave
J. N. Bramhall
DEALER
Flour, Mill Feed, Hay and Grain, Grain Bags,
Burlap and Sack Twine
Wholesale -and Retail Groceries
Storage and Transfer
..Agent J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. ..
Office and Warehouse
Phone 945 305 Spring St
j ered from a major operation and
anticipates that the rest will make
Return F 1111 Portland Wayne him fit once more.
Akers and Lot Beattle of the t.rayj
uoose sanawicn saop nave reiurueu
JikIko Orr Here Judge John S.
Orr of Reno, Nevada, is In Klamath
Falls to transact business for sev-
eral days and visiting with his many
VUiliii Hen .Mrs. O. F. Blay friends 111 the city. He Is a brother
this week-end from Portland, where I visited for a snort time in Klamath ; of the late Marshall Orr of Bonanza,
they have been for aeveral days to! Falls from her nome In Crescent ( one of the most prominent of the
purchase clever fixturej for their! before leaving Immediately for Red-j old Klamath pioneers.
shop. The Gray Goose will open ding, railed there by the serious ill-'
within a week, and friends of Akers ncss of her daughter, Mrs. Sam Har- Drive Around Ike One of the
and Beattle are anxious to patronize rell. Mrs. lilay made the trip south, first partiea this year to drive the
the place which promises to be one from Crescent with Marion Barnes, entire distance around Klamath and
'of the most Interesting in the city. : who was In the northern section of i Agency lakes Included Mr. and Mrs.
The Gray Goose will be located un- the county in the interests of his of-' Louis L'olttiHchar and son Robert,
der Moe's store.
fice as deputy state game warden.
Mrs. Charles Htemwell and Louis
i Alt. Acrordlng to Holillichar the
Kosli-r lioness Mr. and ( worst part of the road la locnted
W. KoMtef entertained ' at ! u-ithin itm m.u iin.it. ifinn,-...
WE GIVE
UERVlCi
Service without a fault.
6th Near Main
Win
a Scholarship
For Yourself
To Visit With Relative Captain; Sirs,
O. C. Applet-ate H planning to leave Mrs. F. W. Foster entertained ' at within the city limits of Klamath'
tins ween tor tne vuney. wnere ne ainner at o c ciock auniiay morning Falls as yon leave the city bordor-i
will visit with his sisters and a son. I for a n-imlier of Intimate friends. I nK t)le !); .M1( property owned by
Captain Appli-cate will vlalt with j Covers were laid for the following: I the Culirornia-Orcgon Power rom
his sisier. Mrs. if. H. Sargent ofMr. and Mrs. Bert L. Cook, Mr. and pally. The party enjoyed their Kun
Jacksonville. for a week. Mrs. Sar-j Mrs. F. W. Foster, Mrs. Carmel Har-!(ay pn,iC i,lnch at Odessa,
gent Is one of the old valley pio-itin and son Frederick. Mrs. Marlon) (
noers and well known ln Klamath Barnes anil Allison and Jimmy Foreign Cars The following for
Folls. In Medford the captain plansi Barnes. Mrs. Gnldle Miller and sonlelgn cars from California, Colorado
to visit with another sister. Mrs. M. Billle Dean Houston. Mrs. Flavlajand Montana, registered yesterday
I. Alford and his son. Frank ' McDowell and Wilbur Kennett. Ma- In the chamber of commerce Triple'
Applegate. i sic completed Ihe evening. A booth: Frank Lamb, Sacramen-
- ' J j lo; Wlllinm Ditvall. Los Angeles;
Correct Iror In a soclely Item West Improvlnir The many C. II. Hunzlker, Cnloriido Springs;
published In The Klamath News on ' friends of Merle West, former coiin-i Eleanor Rodolph. Oakland; Mrs. Ed'
Sunday morning an error was madejrllman of Klamath Falls, will hej Olson. Pueblo;. Roy Gray. Los An
when It was announced Miss Ruth : happy to know that he Is rapidly re- geles; Dexter Smothers, Racrnmen-,
Cofer, the daughter of F. H. Coferj covering from h! serious Illness! to: M. L. Mcdraw and D. H. Young,
nnd Roland Cnfer, also thn son of F. land attending physicians of St., both of Porterville: Frunk Ilnnkoy.
II. Cofer. Bolh Miss Cofer and her i Francis, where West has heen re- j MLssntila, Montana: Lloyd Kranz,
Vrothor are children of Mr. and Mrs. I ceivlng treatment for the past six j Sacramento; Joseph Blsek, Hrolla, i
W. D. Cofer nnd have prominent j months, report his condition most:Cnllf.; W. E. Baker, Emeryvllln; I
rotes in the Vnv festival to be satisfactory. West will e able to urnnt wpangeniievg, tirovine; itu
aponsored this year by thn Klamath I bo taken from tho cast in the nenr
county high school. Miss Cofer will I future, according lo E. M. Btihh.
he crowned Queen Rulh I. by .her who visited wllh West whllo In San
brother, Prime Minister Rolnnd. I Francisco last week,
bnrt Knight, Gnrdena; J. A. Stal
lings, Oakland; Charles L. Holmes, j
Slorkton; K. V. Smith, Sarrumento
' II. A. Wood, Berkeley.
WOOD
BLOCK WOOD Is coming
faster and we are now deliver
ing at once.
We can also make somo de
liveries to the country; none Is
being hoI, at tho hln, however.
Wo are delivering Green
Rial) on tho night shift.
riione I's Votir f)rilern.
Peyton & Go.
"Wood to Horn."
601 Main Phone 535
i
If you want to complete youi
schooling with a six months busi
ness course call at Glover's Jew
elry Store for particulars.
We give a scholarship from our
storV each year.
Contest Opens, April
Closes, June 15
15
Glover's Jewelry Store
Near First National Bank