The Klamath news., June 13, 1926, Page 8, Image 8

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Sunday, .hive H. lP'irt
THE KM .A MATH NKW3
UNVEILING OF
jCupid Flirts and
'.Two Weddings Are
i Result of Effort
ATTRACT MANY
June and June britiod upheld the!
old familiar tradition htti Sat
urday iva of Klamath KM lov
lient bride elects wer married at
th home of Kev. and Mr. A. 1..
PUT LIGHTED
CIGARETTE OUT
18 SUGGESTED
Criminal Cases
Will Be Heard
Week of June 21
STARKEY JOLT
CARRIES SLEEP
DOPE POWDERS
Those who purpose joining the I Rice of the Presbyterlau church.
At S o'clock Saturday morning
Miss Helen Jones became the bride
of Albert (i. Skelton of Grant
Pan. Mis Jones wore a (nick of
A.shea of Rose and a lovely hat to
match. Her attendant. Miss Sarah
caravan to the lava l-eds of Modoc
county, California, where the un
veiling of the monument to the
vemory of General Canby and his
talwart soldiers will take place,
Should be on hand and ready to
Mart at S c'clock in order to reach
the scene of the exercises which
take place at 11 o'clock this morn
ing. It is expected that at least SO
tutos will join the caravan which j"""" l-hin; n
will be headed by Captain O. I . ! "f Wsr" Tllot. tea.her ..t
. , the Summer school, became the
Apple.at. and a delegation of tlbrldf , R,v y mrUi o( ,
to JuO people is expected to be pre- ; Droml..nt ...... ,umi.,tm,a ,Bli
The circuit court will begin a
period of activity a week from to
morrow. June tl. when the crim
inal raleuder will be taken up.
liirre am tour criminal casns set
down for trial during 'the week, I
l.iahtcd cigarette should not be nJ hera that are pending will! lltimmurlng nails may In a IHtle
. . . ., le .-ailed for setting within the next I foreign to a boxer's trululng reper-
thrown along the highways or the f(,w Auyt ,, uu, nv,rlh.lM, , pum.n
street of the city, according to The docks! as. arranged, follows: developer It has possibilities worth
State of Oregon vs J, II; llamll- cultivating. At least that la Sammy
ten Monday. Juu SI. Gordon's opinion.
State of. Oregon vs 'William Uordon. who la well known here
ji.i Miint m hi in im
I Htil lJt Itrill 1 KrT ARM
I
j Myron Johnson, employe of the
I Anna I'reek l.uml.er romvaiiy al
r'ort Klamath, la slowly Improving
at a local hospital from Injuries re
'reived Krlday wheu he fell ou an
; upturned ate. An artery In the left
lrm was severed. hill the flow of
blood was checked by first aid
1 measures.
Short llnlr Tthnmpwilng and
.Mureelllnt
1.00
Long Hair Shampooing and
Msroalling
I.T(I
Special Attention to Manicuring
The Boston Beauty Shop
llinuo Itll. Winter Hid
for Results Da Nwa Class Adsi
Skelton has taught for the
year in Kremont school. Miss
Mrs.
past
Polsom is also
Jine ft.
brush fires of the last two weeks. Stale of Oregon vs John- Moore
he savs. and people should be more . Thursday, June S3.
cautious, and make It a point to
sent from the Klamath section.
Earl Whitlock Is
; Recipient of More
Honors Conferred
Kicth Ambrose, ihlet of the fire de
partment. These cUarvtte are re-
K. Kotoom, war a frock of deep spouslhle for practically all of the Houcli and V. ifc, White
carmen ana a nat or wime. u. s.
Paxson of Salem wus best man
St.il tif OreEon v J
Friday, June 24.
ee that :he smoker' do Unlit t '
thoroufthly .,xtiniiih.M tiforo
throwlnic the stub away.
"Had the autoist who threw hit
lift h ted cicarette away yettterday
while passing the 1300 block on
Luke view avenue, the injury 4o N-year-old
Cecil McCormlck would
K. Tap p.
member of Kre-
MEDDLING WOMEN'
PIONEER IN FIELD
MOVIE PICTURES
head of the Hurlan Lumber com
pany, at a quiet wedding ut the
home of Rev. and Mr. Rice al
S o'clock yesterday afternoon. Miss
Talbot was attended by her sister.
Miss Lucille Talbot. The bride
wore a frock of poudre blue crepe
wiih edclngs of silver lace. She
aa a fighter who "knows his stuff."
yesterday made his debut as s spar
ring partner tor Kid Starker In
pieparntlon for the carpenter's ten
round battle with llenny Dotson of
Portland on June it. Sammy got
careless while eirhnnaiua Move tans'
I with the elusive Kid last night and
received one of ijtarkey'a rainous
"lefts" on his chin, which sent him
sprawling upon the canvas,
be.ause of Its Sammy got grogglly to his feet
"MeddliiiK Women'
, unusual stoty Is probably one, of i and then stumbled over his own
' the Htroe.SM-1 siul .inn.i ..)...- I foot lust in time to escane anntliMr
have been avoided " remarked Chief fUyn , fnce-full of glove that would have
Ambrose last niKh:. It is to be ,a ure (a rnked am returned hit., to tl,. canvas for
hoped that autolsts and others wi";s.r,n ,.aii;-, j much longer visit,
take warning and work wult the KI ' . ,,' ... I "That little carpenter stirs packs
fire department In the conserve' "j"1' ,,ro,!u,-,,nn ' ,,h a fierce wallop." mumbled Sammy
..'curled pink carnations and lace ,ioa of proftny lhroll.hou, ,he ' rpheu thea.r. today and Mondav. rMP,uv he, in:erl- felt of his
silk and carried pink sweet peas
and fern9. Ucnnld Harlan was
best man.
Following the ceremony a wed
ding supper was served at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Moslen
bacher on Eleventh street. Guests
at the wedding included Rev. and
Mrs. A. L. Rice. Mr. and Mrs? Rob
ert Riggs. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Mostonbacher. Miss Lucille Talbot
Pilgrim Boys
Chorus Plans
Concert Here
I duritiK the dry spell, when there U
Rreat danger lyir.R ahead."
Cupid Scores As
Bashful Swains
Secure Licenses ,a,!'-"'n '
Dan Tupid scored two hits yes
terday when he sent bashful swain.t
Earl Whitlock. well known mor.
tlclan of Klamath Falls, now
knows what it means to have hon
ora heaped upon him.
, Not aatisfled wiih naming him
president of the Oregon State Fu
neral Directors association at the
Annual convention held at Port
land during ths paat week, the State
CcronerA association, which has
been holding its annual convention
there, elected him its secretary and
ireasurer 10 oer.e .o. . cuu.uB , tn(, Doaa;a HarUn
year.
According to advices received
here yesterday Klamath Falls will
benefit materially through the eie- I
ration of Mr. Whitlock from the
Ttoe-prealdency to the presidency of .
the Oregon State Funeral Direc- i
tors association. Numerous com- ,
m It tee meetings are held during the The Pilgrim Boya Chorus of 20
year and he will be In a. position gingers and seven speakers who ' district. Walters gave his ago aa j
to call his committees to meet In j range in age from 10 to 14, are; II. ills bride recently graduated i
th'ielty as the occasion demands, planning to visit Klamath Falls on 'from the Klamath county high
' During his sojourn in Portland I Monday. June 28, enroute to Cra- 'school.
Mr. Whllock has been entertained tr lake. These lads have been Ray E. Harlan, sen of a prorul
lo royal style He was presiding , elected from . series of boys choirs ! nent BrT ,amb,rman ,nd own
officer, at the breakfast conference , which hare been organised during ,h. ,,,. t mK.. m., k
of the State Funeral Directors asso- the last three year, in the San f " Harlan Lumber company, ob- I
idiuRU IIITH9V iw .m aim .Mnrie
o. yiuueer in iae movie iieio, assaulted Jaw. " feel sorry for
In the guhM of prophet nuO i Dotson If IKn ever lands on hi in
ir driving nails cull make a punch
Ilk Ihut, Holsnn bad belter work
preaches an old fashioned aermun
in j'llly gootl K'yle. This is t!ie
tvpe of silent :!'.'i.m. although with
out the md of re.llstic prop eflects
used by Its sister profetion. the
he same dramatic
results.
The cast, which was chosen be
cause of its outstanding
at it awniie be lore he gets Into a
ring with Starkey
SMITH FUNERAL IS
MOST IMPRESSIVE
Funeral Merries over th re
dramatte : matn of Har-y l.inn Knutb. in
to the county clerk's office for
licenses ond to the altar for the
final touch of matrimony.
Jesse Allan Wullem. lumber
pller. was given license to wed
Miss Thelma Tinkley. IS. dauRhter
1 ability.
f UuKuUhed
; llarrymore.
I ported
in headed hv that dt-
iVmerican Ktur, Lionel
and in miperbly sup-
by an army of emiueni
artifita which Include Sixrid Itolm
qut. Duaraar !odoWHky. Htijth
I Thompson. Ida UarlinK. Alice Hece-
fant noii of Mr. and Mm. Uncut
A. Smith. 4 1 4 Oak ktreet. were
held yeMterduy morn in at 10
o'clock from the Karl Whitlock
funeral home ami were attended by
many aymputhiilnit friends o; the
anewed parent. Ker. J V. Ilryunt.
offtcuilinR clri.ytnan. offenM nweei
Dentistry at City Prices
. Whrtt wc mtfun by ilrntMry ut city prlceii Is that
we hHve mmlii it ponnible for you to huve your work
done without paying tli'ntnl trunt priceB.
OUR ANESTHETIC
Puts the Teeth to Sleep
There Is No Hurt
' When you nei'il to liavo ilontul work tlono, let us
convince you, as we have huiulrotls of other patlcnU,
that here, under ideul working conditions and with
every modern appliance for your comfort and con
venience, you will not be hurt. Our exclusive den
tal anesthetic "for the teeth," makes this possible,
and moreover, there arc no ill after effects.
Open Kvery Evening Until 8 o'clock
Phone 1183 Your Appointments
0. J. JOHNSON, Dentist
Winter Building
Entrance Next to Pine Tree Theatre
of Mr and Mrs WIM'am Tin.I-v r """"""S ci-rifinn. uiienxi swee
.vir. ana .Mrs. i.i.am 1 '"i. ! man. Atanlo U AIgy and William word of consolation to the parent
prominent ranchers of the Midland . v., , . , . ,, .
Uechtel.
OBITUARY
of the departed child.
Pullbearera 'were A. W. S.-haup.
K. K. Maxee, W. (' VanEmon and
Ceorite liartiliart. Interment took
plme in laliikvllle cemetery
THE WOMEN'S STORE
eiatlon held yesterday morning at ! Francisco bay district by James H.
on , Price.
A. H. ENtil.K
Funeral services for the late
A. H. Engle will be held Monday, j
June 14. at 1 o'clock p. m. at
!5.
the Multnomah hotel, while
Thursday night he attended the price was once a student in the ; school.
party- given on the dancing boat I Klamath Falls high school and is
Swan Present at this gathering I well known to many of our people.
were Mrs. H. V. Joyaux. wife of j His first job was working as a
the. deputy coroner of Klamath printers devil for one of the Klara
county, and their son, Jean. j ath papers. Since graduating from
Mr. Whitlock wired last night i school he has given much of his
that he would arrive home- Toes- , time to boys' work and the Pilgrim
A. Talbot, teacher of the Summers j the ar) w hitlock funeral home.
ooin gave tneir ages as.plne ,tw, ,t Services at
1 the graveside .wOl be conducted
under the auspices of the local
Mr. Engle
years
standing in Umpqaa Lodge No. 37
of Oakland. Oregon. Interment
DKKKXDANT MAYS NUT
GflLTY IX. .Mtl.K
lodge of Odd FelMws.
" ' being member' of many
Charged by Officer Lee Craft ;
day.
with "stamping out labels on milk
Elks Exercises
. on Flag Day to Be.
Most Impressive
cans," Emil Schkel ycsteiday en
tered a plea of net guilty before
Justice R. A. - Emmitt. The rase
will be heard early this week.
Rev. M. L. Petelle, pastor of the
First Christian church, will deliver
the Klamath Falls lodge cf Elks
Flag Day addres, In the Elks'
Temple, Monday. June 14 - at 8
In the evening. The public Is in
vited. This was the announcement
made by Francis R. Olds, exalted ,
ruler last night. '
Rev. Petelle Is a speaker of abil- 1
ityand force and the Elks are
pleased that he had consented to :
participate. '
With Rev. Petelle on the pro
gram will be the quartette numbers
and Harry Borel's eight-piece or
chestra, with Rev. A. F. Simmons
of the First Baptist church giving
the Invocation.
The Flag Day exerc;-es are ob- '
erved each year by the Elks of j
the L'nlted States and tomorrow j
night's program promises to be in- ;
terestlng and Inspiring. A large ;
attendance is expected. I
The program is as follows:
Larry Simpson's 11-Piece Orchestra ;
Introductory Exercises Officers of
the Lodge
Quartet W. W. Southwell, Wayne
II. E. Patterson j
.. Invocation Rev. A. F. Simmons..
Akers, Rev. M. L. Petelle and
Altar Service Officers of Lodge i
Larry Simpson's Orchestra
Address Kev. M. L. Petelle
. Larry Simpson's Orchestra
, Boys Chorus Is the product of his
' ambition to assist in the crusade
iagaip.t war. The large boys'
'chorus is dedicated to the cause
; of world peace and the boya have
1 become famous In their home cit- . . "
tJ through their singing and
speaking in behalf of -thla move- '
ment. . '
i While in Klamath Falls the Pil- !
: grlms will give a nmgram
j will be made In the family plot at
' Llnkvllle cemetery.
WII.I. TtKK SI.KEP Ol'T
SI.KKI'IVti Hit RVK.HH
NEW VOItK. June IS. I'lilied
News Two recently discovered
1 drugs may take the sleep out of the
Bleeping sickness, according to the
American Chemical society.
The drugs, ethyarsanol and pro
parsannl. both containing arsenic,
showed great promlao In combatting
the nearly always fat:,! disease in
experiments conducted by Prof. A.
8. Lovenhart al the university of
Wisconsin. i i
I
I 'AIU OK- THANKS
I We whh to exjTV,e,our most sin
j cere thanks and appreciation to our
i many friends for their kind deeds.
l.Uil OK POSSESSION CIIAIMiK tonsoling sympathy and beautiful
I liorai oiierniKS eaienueo us uurui
...... , the recent loss of our baby boy.
Mn. Dorothy Lennon yesterday Th , lnrt ,orrow, though great.
under entered a plea of guilty to pos-1 was lightened ty their kindness
the auspices of the W. C. T. I'., session of Intoxicating liquor and . and words cannot express our
of which .Mrs. Frances E. Boyd is , was sentenced to pay a fine of ; ' ,,da0nd,0Mr0,arrn Smlth.
president. f200 before Justice U. A. Kmmltt. ijn
ALTAMOXT ADDITION
APPISOVFD HY OFKK'l
SHOES REPAIRED
While You Walt
JACK FROST
WOIIK r.I.OVKS FOR M!H8
1IO So. cb 8C.
First Ioor From Main BC.
iALS .
I t
lont,
plt-
The first a.ldition to Altamon
crmpr.Biiig lot-, bus been
ted and wu yesterday approved
by the county court tnid various
ether offi'-ial.
Thff Naf,au company U behind
the new addition. Its officers an;
Kdward CookinRham and Walter
M. Cock. The lots are approxi
mately 200 by lis feet.
CLUB OF CHILOQUIN '
- SELECTS OFFICIALS
The Chiloquin Community club,
composed of women of that city, j
has mapped out an interesting j
program for the coming season,
and at the election held recently I
the following officers were named
to eerve for the ensuing year: !
President. Mrs. W. C. Balfour;
vioe-presideH', Mrs. Irwin Rlne-'
hart; recording secretary, Mrs. T.
W. Zadow; financial secretary,
Mrs. C. C. Heidrich; treasurer, Mra.
J. McKeever.
m
til Is. -'c- . J.sw VI as I
1 m$ ji 4
, ! i
kK.LLF.lt is NI'KSINO HANI)
IlAMAfiKD IN MEAT (.ItlVDKH
' Ray Keller, connected with Mll
' ler's market, is nursing a badly lac
erated left hand which came In
contact with the knife of a sausage
grinder. As a result of the Injury
he will continue his enforced vaca
tion for number of days.
Billy Murray
Special Attraction !
Orpheus Theatre !
Saturday and Sunday i
Nighu, June 12 and 13 j
The manager of this theatre '
has gone to quite an expense to '
I bring Billy Murray here, who every j
one has heard nbout In vaudeville
j but never have seen him. Mr. Mur- j
' ray will sing and tell funny stories, i
There will Tie no sdvance In prices j
so as to give every one In Klamath
Falls a chance to see him and hear I
a real live and up to Ihe minute '
i attist.
HOMEDALE
offers you health, sunshine, fertile soil, lota of room, privacy
yet at a convenient distance from the business center of Klam
ath Falls. Why not get out of the dingy, fire-hazardous city,
and have room for a garden and lawn, for once? The kiddies
will thrive in HOMEDALE, Klamath Falls choicest suburb.
The WALTON, WRIGHT Co.
Phone 643-W. '
10th ANNUAL JUNE
SalezProgress
The first clay of this salt- was a huge huccm.
A recoKnition by women of Klamath Fall of the
unusual values we are offering.
Women jint naturally come to "The Women's
Stort" when they want Quality find Value. . They
know that this Sale of .Process offers thm the Op
portunity to secure merchandise of menit from our
regular stock of up-to-date styles at a fraction of
iU real value. ."
SALE OF DRESSES
i
Dresses priced to sell at $10.00 $ 4.95
Dresses priced to sell at $1R.50 9.75
Disses priced to sell at $23.50 14.50
Dresses priced to sell at $37.50 24.75
Dresses priced to sell to $19.50 .32.50
SALE OF COATS
Coat priced to sell to $10.50 $9.75
All better Women and Children's Coats 20' i off
One group Women's Sweaters 20' off
Silk Blouses to $10.00 values $2.95
Superior grade Satinette Bloomers 79c
Long Silk Gloves on sale at pair 95c
Chamoisette Gloves on sale at 95c
Linen Kerchiefs to 75c value 50c
Vanity Boxes priced to sell to $4.50 yt off
PIECE GOODS AND OTHER
ITEMS IN A SALE
New Toile du Norde Ginghams, yd ..$ 23c
Figured Georgette Crepes, now yd 1.95
Rayon Crepes, value to $1.50 yd 59c
Japanese Crepes, now yd 19c
Striped Broadcloth on sale at yd 49c
Novelty Kimona Silks, yd 95c
Lingerie Rayons, spring shades, yd 49c
36 inch Dress Linens, now yd 59c
Figured Voiles on sale at yd 39c
New English Frints at yd 23c
New Gipgham Dress Patterns, a pattern .... 79c
New Cretonnes, 35c and 45c values, yd 23c
Robe or Couch Blankets t 3.95
24x48 Turkish Towels, each 49c
Colored Bordered Turkish .Towels, 20x42 49c
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS
ALL OVER THE STORE
Crowtnf
on Valu
iSs Truth in Advertising'
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