THE KLAMATH NEWS
Saturday, June 12, 192f
: PERSONALS
MMM I Ji
0. Ilnsl, raiuhrr of the Murrlll I J. ('. Walsr waa In from Hum
district, was In Kluuiulli falls jri-s-1 ansa yFati-riluy to look after bual
tarda fur a short Hum. ni'H affairs and visit with frli-nda.
Mrs. (.'. V. Law la spent yvalnr-1 Alfrail Ki'llrr, raurhar of tha
day Id Klamath fa I la vlallliiR with llonanta country, waa In Klamath
liar many (rlvnda and ahouuliix In I Kails for a brief bualraa visit yva-
loral storrs. Una rnlurnrd to her
liauio laat UlKlil.
a a
K. J.. Van I.unill luia bi'vn In
Klamath Kalla for the paal lew
day from his horns In Aahland.
Ila la a aural lu I ho l-ako hotel
walls here.
Irrday.
Mrs. Klla llulni-a and Mra. Illh
bard arrived In Halrm April i sftrr
a vlalt In Molalla and Bllrcrton.
Thry vlallnd In I'urtlnnd Tucaday
and then droits to Mvilford and
vlaltod frli'Dda of Mra. Illbbard.
Then lby wont to Klamath Kalla
John Hlmmous of llonunia. spt-ui i vlallrd a slater of Mra. Illb
ysatsrday In Klamath Kalla vialtlui ard. They la-ft Klamath Kalla
with bla frlrnda and looking Into Monday at oVIork and arrlvrd
, Iiusum affalra. Hliumona la a i In Terrl.nii at ( o'clock Monday
rancher of tha Ilunania rountry.
.
Mra. Jamaa 1-arcy waa shopping
In too city yxalnrday. She. inakca
liar houia on tha I Jury ranch nar
Merrill. Hit huaband la promt
lullitly Identified with sheep ralalpg
on tha Morrill landa.
evening. Thry truveled DUV nillea
mid had no trouble. They alao vla
lt id ('ruler lukti Hand llullelin.
l.loyd Ia. aoll of '. ('. Low of
Klamath Kalla, who now haa rrars,
of the Ktar car aitency In Aaliland.
aerumpanled by Mlaa frames ! homa by llaall Drown and llrnry
Uors Urahain, Merrill rani bar,
waa bualneaa visitor In Klamath !
Kalla ysaterday. j
Mr. and Mra. Kmll fkhlnrl, dairy
lauchvra of the lleuley country,
wi.ro In Klamalh Kalla yesterday
afternoon for a abort vlalt with
friends.
Miaa Corlne I'lutll of Hind la
the houae aural of Ur. and Mra. L.
I.. Truss for several weeks. Mlaa
I'lnlh, who la a rompflre itirl of
the llend groups, waa among tbe
campflre girls to attend tha mret
n at I'lnvburat yeMorday nfler
noon. Mra. M. Giacomlnl and her
daughter, Mra. Walter Kelly. (Ma
mie (ilaromlnl.) wero In Klamath
Kalla yeaterday from the (ilacomlnl
ranch near Morrill. Mr. and Mra.
Kelly are remaining here a week
bt'tore returning to the aouth.
e
Mr. and Mra. ). I,. Brown. Mr.
and Mra. J a mra Crimea and Mlaa
Murlah Crimea have returned to
Klamath Kalla after a brief vlalt in
Portlund. They wero accompanied
Woman A ppointed
To Study Crime
Causes With Men
Page ThrM'
Clurke. vlnlted with frlrnda and
members of hla family from the
valley yeaterday. Low haa made
- -l .
il $m
V ' $
W I'M1.'
OF-
DRY LAW GET
JAIL SENTENCES
KJwIn K. Drlaroll, John llouilon
tml J 1l I'nBwaif wjir 111 li1ln
yeaterday afternoon trauaactlng I hl" hma. In A.hlund for aeveral
bualnuaa affalra.
' Included In tha many out of
town vlaltora In Klamath Kalla this
week la J. T. Illlllnialey, well
known rancher of the llonanta dla
trlct, who aiwnt Krlday hern look
Inn after bualneaa mattara.
Krank Howell of San Kranclaco,
raprearntlm I ho Ban Kranclaco Har
Inia Union, la In Klnmuth Kalla
(or week or 10 daya to look Into
bualneaa affalra with a view of ea
tabllahlne; an office here.
1 Thn following Interstate cars reg
lalered here yeaterday, repreaentlng
California and Waahlngton: l. V(.
Sainpla, Oakland: J. D. Kraaaaa.
fleddlng: C. A. Wclan. Hpokane:
Henry J. Kelcb, Kreano; Walter
N. Kelly, Oakland; J. K. MrKlaney.
Kan lleruardlno; J. N. Ooodreau,
Loa Angelea; Krancla T. Cornlah,
Ilerkelny; L. II. Meyer. Ileddlng;
montha.
Mra. Irene II. Krotblugbam of
Mariloel was vlaillng In Klamath
Kalla with frlrnda Krlday after
noon. Included In the builnera vlal
tora to Klamath Kalla Krlday after
noon waa Crorge II. Turner, well
known realdent of the Dorrlj and
Macdoel country.
11. . Wllltnma of I ho Yamaay
Ijind and Cattle company, spent
yeaterday In Klamath Kalla looking
after bualneaa In'lereala. Williams
la a resident of the Malln country,
but tpends much time In Klamath
Kalla.
(Irlmi's who have attended Hill
Military Academy fur the paat year,
llrown and Crimea will not re
turn to Vancouver llnrracka for
summer school, according to Mra.
llrown yeaterday.
Mlas Luello Lamhrrt, duunhter
of Mr. and Mra. Charles Iauibert. ,
from Denalr. California, whero she . OUTSIDERS TREKK
haa ap.nl the pait winter teach
ing arhool.
(iov. Al Smith lias jut a)
Hiintril Mia J.inr M. Unry
(nliovr) of New Vdrk the only
woman incmlH r of a atnte coin
iniaHHm of elaacn raprrta which
i to nvkt'a allele of Or rrline
itiiatiim of New Vorlc state anil
rccoiiuiMnil n-iticili.il Irg-ltlution.
js --uJL
! McKlnley Cowen and J a ton Char
lie, Indiana of Klamath Kails, ar-
reited on the churKe of poaaeaalon
.of lliiuor, have started arntenrea of
! CO daya In the Portland jail and
fines of $100 which waa Imposed
i upon them yeaterday by Judge Wol
jverton at Portland.
It bua been- announced that fed
eral prohibition officer have re
ceived Instructions to wage a. re
lentless war against parties furnlah
ing liquor to Indiana, and It has
been learned that Judge Wolver
Vn purposes Imposing thea maxi
mum penalty upon all convicted of
the offense. Tbls means that tbe
penitentiary awaits violators o( tbe
law.
If too know of any gam viola-
I tloni, call pbona alt. All Informa
tion will be atnctlT confidential.
1
Try Some of Thea Cuts and Prove for Yourself That
Their Use Will Enrich Your Menu at Lower Cost
JIKKK-Hllori.liKl; for Pot Koast, Hteak, Blew.
I'.Ot.NU for Hteak. Pot Koast, Meat Pies.
IM.ATK for Uralalng, Pot Hoaat and Corned Beef.
IIKIKKI T for lioillng, PntJlaat. Blew. Corned Beef.
.NKCK fcr Houp. Htcw, llolling. Mines Meat.
TWO RECIPES
(Clip and pbtre In arrupbook for future referrnre). BKKf
OlH XAMII Cut the beef into cubes and sprinkle with vine
gar and a HttU eummer navory. Add 1 teaspoonful of salt
and teaspoonful of paprika; rook six onions for two
pounds of meat, slowly, in hi enp of butter or dripplnga.
Add tbe meat to the cocked onions, rover tbe kettle tightly
and cook slowly About two boura. Tbe liquid may be In
creased juat before serving by tbe addition of s little beef
stock, or either sweet or sour cream.
KUtMDIt HTKW Pound flour Into both aide of a ronnd
steak, uslug an much as tbe meat wHI take up. Thla may be
done with a meat pounder or with the edge of s heavy plate.
Fry In dripping. Latter or otber fat. in an ordinary Iron
kettle or a frying pan. Add water to cover It. Cover the
pan very tightly ao that the ateam cannot escape and allow
the meat to simmer for two boura or until tender. One ad
vantage of thla dish is that ordinarily It la ready to serve
when the meat Is done, as the gravy la already thickened.
However, If a large amount of fat la naed In tbe frying, the
gravy may -not be thick, enough and must be blended with
flour. . , i
PALACE MEAT MARKET
Phone 68.
524 Main.
For Result Osa News Class Ads
C, W. tVanirr. dlvbrion atate
highway engineer, here in the In
terests of the work on the Illy
mountain road division which may
bo surfaced this year, was regis
tered at tbe White Pelican hotel
last night. Wanter makea hls-home
in llend. Ho reported travel from
lend to Klamath - Kails on The
Dalles-Callforlna highway very
heavy.
TOWARD. THIS CITY
Ontalilurs are trekking toward
Klamath Kalla. Tbia was evidenced
when a big- highway moving van
was found making Its way towards
thla city. It same from Pcndloton.
and tha owner had familiarized
himself with conditions in this city,
end decided upon getting In on the
ground floor and then grow up with
"an empire awakening."
Mlaa Kllen Clynrh and her sister, ! -, . fir '
.., . .... L . .!- -'"". (iruriHi Ulllliurr null
Mine Augusta I lynch, teachera of ... . . ,. t
i. . ,, o, . , , official of the Koreat Lumber com-1
Klamath Kalla public schools, left I ..., ,u . .
. , ' . .... I Pony, is In Klamath Kalis to eprnd
yeaterdny nftemocn for Portlsnd to'. . ,. . ... I
apfnd a short time. Krom l'ort-
W. K. Heed, Ilrrkeley: 0. -E. 6ny-,innd they will contluue to cities in
tho week-end. He makes bis homo
at Pine Ridge.
der, Wilmington; May V. Churchill.
Vrcka; II. Kadna. Los Augeles,.
s
Itay Harlan. of II ray Mill, for
mer resident of Klamalh Kalis and
son of the on nor of Ibq Harlnn
Lumber company, has been In
Klamath Kalla for the past ' few
day visiting with friends.
Washington and Montana before I j,ck McAullffe is In' Klamath
arriving at their homa In Mlnne- rails for the remainder of the wetk
sou to spend thros months vlrlt-1 from hl, rlmch home nwir Fort
Ing with their parents. They will , Klamath. Although McAullfra la
return to teach in tho schools I .im -,.- crutches as a reautt ot
thla coming ar. ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Connors, well
Mrs. Florence Oilman la leaving
this week-end with her family to
'visit with friends and relatlvra in r known residents of the lllv cnun-
Mlss Kvelyn Krancla. who haa j ,kota. Mra. Oilman has , try, U included In .'the out of town
Hrrioiia burns last year, he Is high
ly Improved In health. - -.
been arrloualy 111 with spinal men
Infills al the family home on
Tenth atiert. Is rapidly recovering,
kccordlng to word from the family
homa laat night. Ml Krancla Mlas Jessie P. Itosn and her
was allowed to alt up for a short nieco Mlas Hose Alkens of Ash
tlmo yesterday and will be able land, were in Klamath Kalla Krlday
to walk within 10 days.
Juilgo John S. Orr of Kcno,
who has been In Klamalh Kails
settling tha estate of hla brother,
the Into Marshall Orr of Ilunania.
waa In tho city yesterday for sev
eral hours from the Mnrshalt Orr
ranch. Mrs. Orr mid her daughter.
Mls Klma, nro also upending the
auinmor at the Orr ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Course .Downing,
of Klamath KaHs. who have been
visiting at tho home of thn for
mer's mother, Mra. Mary C. Down
ing, , of Cleveland, have relumed
home Kosuburg Nuws-Hcvlcw.
e
O.' h. Met, Klamath Kalis Jewel
er, his wife, and two children are
visiting with Mra. - Mali's sister
Mr. Kverotlo Almeter of Terrebon
ne rBond llullctln.
'
"Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence llorlen
wero In Klamath Kalis yesterday
from their ranch in tho Lost Kiver
country to look Into business affairs.
Ilorttm la prominently Identified
-with' tho dairy Industry of Lost
ISIvet.
.1
Mr. and Mrs. Kay lleckley ot I .our
Heach, California, are visiting III
Kltmuth Kalis for a week with
Mrs.' Nelllo lleckley and family.
Thoy, sra accompanied by their
two children. Mr. and Mrs. Heck
ley sro enroulo to Portland for a
combined bunlnoVs and pleusnnc
trip.
Included Ih the out of. town bus
iness vsltors In tho city during the
past fuw days Is Paul 11. Lew-Is,
well known rancher of the Merrill
district. 1
a . . I
Miss Floronco Porter Is leaving
today for Portland to spend s brief
tlmo visiting with her father and
mother, Mr. and Mrs. O. T. Por
ter. Her father Is rapidly Improv
ing following a serious Illness of
tha past few montha. Aflor visit
ing In Portland Miss Porter may
sttond summer school In tho north.
Bho has taught for the past year
In tho Klsmnlh Knits ptthHc schools.
taught school during the past year In 1 business visitors and shoppers In :
Klamnth Kalis and will return home j Klamath Kalis. They are guest
In September to continue her work. ' In the Hall hotel.
a
r C. V. Loosley. utockmnn and ,
rancher of tho Kort Klamalh coun
try, was In tho city laat night and :
will spend the week-end vlalting
with friends and buitines asso-1
cintos.
to visit with friends. Miss Hose
and her niece nro enroule to their
ranch near Cherry Creek.
WOOD
We are making the lowest
summer price on, blocks to
Country Customers
both at the bin and deliveries.
Huy your supply now. as the
,low price v-fll. nut laat long..
i. City. Customers
olso take notice, the bottom
price is on. buy now and save
over tj on blocks and
40 on green slab.
Wood is your cheapest fuel,
buy plenty of It.
Peyton & Co.
Wood, to Ilurn"
601 Main Phone 53S
THREE
DAYS
OF
GIVING
VALUE
Us this l)ay
THREE
DAYS
SATURDAY
MONDAY
TUESDAY
We have arranged five lines of real seasonable shoe values, which to date have
become short lines. We have forgotten the former cost price and marked each
line at a price to move. READ HEED and SAVE!
For ladies Stepin pumps and one
strap, patent, tan, and satin, sizes
still fair. These sold up to $9.50
and $10.00. Now re- IM OC
ducedto vt.OO
Boys hi-kick athletic canvas shoe.
Pura cord sole ami heel leather
bound. Sizes 8 to 2. tf?1 . OQ
Values to $3.00 nowvl.017
Boys elk hide hi kicks, an ideal
dry weather shoe. All sizes to
pick from. Value3 to tO
$3.50. Now PsG.t.7
Sandals for children - Patent,
horsehide. or elk skin, for boys or
girls. Heavy leather soles and
straps, shoes will go fast
Here men! We have 15 pairs of msn's scout work shoes left t 1 ff
that scold up to $3.25 a pair, sizes 9' to 11. Out they go at P 1 tXJy
Houston & Jester
35
ft
i
Saturday Brings to You
Many Savings
Real Food 'Values on Staple Seasonable Items. Shop Early and
Avoid the Afternoon Rush
String Beans -fciSswaar 10
C l" fyS"! -svt T No. 1 Cans Fancy Southern Pack. -1 C
Olirillip Priced low LDr
I17OTAVC Five-ounce Tins.' Choice Cove. A 1
JyO tClO 20c value 1
Salmon . 25 f
Syrup vfes -l! 99
1? Ol Cin C 25-pound Boxes; Puffed; Seeded; for . A
lVtllOlilO your baking needs tJsWcsWl
In Our Fruit & Vegetable Dept.
Bananas .S, 25
Corn YC.REEN..C0R? 60
String Beans tRVRRR. 10
Vegetables agEi1 5
Pineapples usI!l' 15
AfVntPrtTlp1rillCD0NT BUY UNTIL YOU SEE ONR
TT atVllllClUllQ MELONS AND GET OUR PRICE.
sZI f In Our Two Markets
Located for Your Convenience
Pure Home Rendered Lard 41 00
Bring Your Pail and Save. Five pounds V
HaiTl MORRELL'S PRIDE SKINNED HAM ' Qj
1 lalll WHOLE OR HALFS; pound Or
This is a staple article, priced below market It will pay you well to buy
your Ham now. ,
1 ,lllirll lllsOOrC Sliced in our Electric Slicer; will make
JLiUlllll iTlCilLO nicer lunches and will go farther.
Two Modern
Sanitary
Markets
423 Main
Two Modern
Food
Stores
717 Main
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