THE KLAMATH - NEWS
Tuewlav
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13, 192(
Pelican Teachers
' Still Rambling
In Sunny South
PEESOMALS ;
Klamath Palla will Irani a lul of
history when the four Mf I li..l. I
era now louring the country In The
Pelican, rc'luru hi early September.
In telegram received yesterday,
tbe Iris hail visited Hi. Augustine's
old buldlnga. They had wandered
dawn narrow, quoit streets of the
quaint old French town thai car
ries, perhaps mora I hail any other
city In I'nltrd Ktalcs, Ihul at-
, mnsphern of the old world. Audi
lane, but not least, . they finlliked
In Florida wulvra at famous Day
ton Reach.
Following la I ho telegram receiv
ed here: "Went swimming In the
Atlantic ocean al Jlaytuua, Florida.
. the world' famous Imaah. y
urove 10 hi. Augusllne. Ilm iildost
lly In the I'nilcd Xluie. iiud III.'!
main sired. Hi. (ieurge. In ko nnr-
rnM thai I h.ra I- .
....... mhi 1'iiK-wnjr inn-' IW
fir. and that wlih dirrirufiv. w..'
visited the oldest liouui In i In
I'nlted Ktutcs, nlo school houmi
that wan 300 ynnra old. Went
through Fort Marlon, old Spun lull
fort nlttrt.il In You'll h.-iir
from ua somewhere in llcorgla m il
The l'vllcuna."
Mra. lieu llanilllon, of Ml. Ukl,
visited In Klamath Falls Monday.
Mra. A. Ilreur.lirfe and Mr. H.-r-Ihut
Vernon spent tha week-end vis
Itln wllh friends In Ashland.
Mr. and Mra. Thomas Massey and
f a ml I y motored In Ashland Hunduy
ami spent the duy visiting friends.
Morwln and Charles llonnlaon mo
tored to lilainond lake Hutiday.
Whlln there they enjoyed aome flub.
In. .
lira. Itiy Helf and family are
leaving loday for Modfofd to spend
mouth or si, weeks visiting with
her alitor, Mrs. Nora Valentine.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Kniitht e
pecl to leave In about a week for
an eslondcd tour of aoutharn Cali
fornia. They plan 4o bo gone until
first of September.
BOY SCOUT TROOPS
MEET ON WEDNESDAY
Mli. Ileth Hmithsnti. of Oakland.
I California, urn! Mini Helen Myers of
I llrrkeh y, California, nro guests nl
tin' bomi of Mr. and Mrs. Fri'd
lilnver. They plan u bo here dur
Iuk this week.
A wire wan received hy Mr. and
Mrs. II. N. rilfton Kunduy to tha ef-
i feci that hr nephew, Hubert K.
Klninsoil Jr.. nf Twin Vslls Tilnhn
" "'""in or inn ioi.ii Hoy i:. out j was killed In an automobile accl-
. iruopa .win tn nil. I. Wednesday jucnl Kaltirday night near Colorado
evening In the . Hoy h'.out nuin Springs, t olitrudo. Mr. Simpson at
at IUa court house al 7: Jo oVI.(.k. ' t,.B,m the University or Oregon laat
At that time Important iiii.H.tb yoar.
connected with t tin location of l hi'
permanent alto of tlie summer! Mr. and Mra. Dewey Pollard and
camp will l discussed. No rtofltilii Mrs. Itobrrt 'hyno arwnl Monday
plans wore rvarhed at ihr dlnnrr1 nftfrnoon "hoppln In Klamath
((Ten In honor of the board of, Kails, from thxlr home on tha Mrr
dlraclora, Isnt Saturday ettnln at rill road. -Mr. and Mrs. Pollard
Elle nidito tavern. Those ho will leave today for Buffalo, Wyom
were entertained at the rusort, re- In, by motor. There they will
lurnln Sunday, wera Mr. and Mra jvlull with relatlvea for the remalnd-
II. D. Newell, Dr. and Mrs. II. II.' er nf the summer.
Werryman, Mr. and Mrs. Ci-orae
Walton. Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Cor
don, Mr. and Mra. John lloylp, Mr.
and Mra. Deryl Illevvns slid Mr.
and. Mrs. Fred KJret.
KLAMATH VAI.LKY HOSPITAL.
In conflnsment b our luvltod
guest. adr.-l
Howard T. Lar.ihnrn, who has
livvn vUlllliK Prrry Kvana the past
wuek, loft Monday morning for his
home In tlurllngton, Kansas. He
ri'innrked. after visiting Crater take
and nlhi'r polnia of Interest, that
be could plainly sec why the people
horn like Oregon, and that he was
afraid he would ha tempted to re
turn In the near future.
T. J. Evsns left Kunduy for Lake
view on business trip. He will
be there several days,
e e
Mr. and Mra. Claud Hill were
In Klamath Folia Monday from
thi-lr home In Chlloquln.
e s e
Chsrli's Lambert went to Lake
view .Monday on buslnesa connected
with the Lakevlew stags line.
Mr. and Mr. Horace Manning,
Jumi'S Drlacoll and Mrs. Kllhourne
spent ntiiiduy at the White Pelican
IjOdge.
It. MrDonuld purchaaed new
Dodge dulux yesterday, and la plan
ning aeveral Interesting trlpa this
summer.
William Rarrla spent Sunday at
Crater lake. Ho reports tbat the
twenty minute rain there made driv
ing difficult on account of the
wunhoula.
.
Luke Walker and his mother.
Mrs. Addle Walker, motored to
Illy yealerday. Mr. Walker was
attending to business counected
with his cuttle.
see
Mr. mid Mra. Hurt Pawsnn, of
Mt. l-akl, were chopping In Klam
ath Fulls Monday afternoon. They
were accompanied liy tha Missos
Luclla and Wllma Dawson.
II. E. Crego, wire- chief of the
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph
company will leavo today tor Ash
land to spend a few hours on busi
ness lu the Interest of Ihe company.
Mr. and Mrs. Jacques J. Bulger
enjoyed the week-end at Diamond
lake, where they reported num
ber nf Klamath Falls residents
spending the week-end or occupy
ing coltagea for several weeks.
Miss Vera Thompson and Mrs.
Maude Hood will lenve Wednesday
at noon lo upend a few hour visit
ing with Mrs. Hood's sister. Mrs.
Ilenjamln 8tevensan at the Junction
of the Klamath Falls-Ashland and
Pacific highways, where the Steven-
sons sra la rhsre of the Routbern
Oregon tourist buresu.
Mr. snd Mrs. Jolin Llnmsn. Jr.,
of Klsmslh Fills were among those
seen it Kocky point over the past
week-end,
Miss ,Msrihi Crlnun of the office
force of Pacific Telephone snd Tele
graph company Is enjoying two
weeks' vacation from her dutlea al
Ihe off I.e. .
e
rago Friday at 1 p. m.. July 2, and
arrived In Pendleton Thursday
evening, July I, making the trip In
a Utile less than alx days.
Sunday and stopped with frlenda
here yesterday.
Verne Whlllatch, 13, son of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Whlllatch of Mer
rill, will auhmlt to a minor opera
tion for the removaf of bis tonsils
In Kjamatli Falls today..
e
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Clover, the! at their summer cottage.
Misses llth Hmitbson, Helen Myer
and Hertha Heuter and Fred Clover,
Jr., motored to Whtl-kse beach Hun-
y" and Mrs. Esrl Wblllnck and
son, Vsrren,' returned yesterday
from '-ska of the Woods, where
J they hn.'l, ben spending a few duys
BABY PEGGY WILL , A
BE ATTRACTION AT
ORPHEUS TONIGHT
day evening where they enjoyed a
HPAMSH HI-OHTHM t CAN
n.UAl. AU DAXCF.
Mr. and Mrs. P. If. Dunhar. Miss swimming party and "welnle" roast.
Edna Dunbar and Mini llueluh May!
were among the vUltors at one of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Wlmer, Mr.
the pretty beaches along Agency! and Mrs. John Ktullings and family
lake to spend Sunday swimming. ' of Louisiana, Miss Hatla May Har-
I per of Louisiana. Mrs. fltallngs'
Mrs. Lynn Zimmerman. Mlssl father. Mr. llardlierner of Klamath! .. ... .
, . . ..... .... . . lv -l " nine nays riaing a ill
immertnan, , Donald and i Fall and Miss Jean Wlmer enjoyed , , . . . . .
I . imiir i-esay m ma . uariin .ok
New York." will be the headllner
at Ihe Orpheus thla afternoon and.
tonight. Thla little acrnea artlat la
not only the darling of New York,
but she la the darling of every
film lover who has seen ber In ac
tion. Hhe always takes a clever
49-j. JJOtf P" uy assignment given, and
press reports on the "Darling of
New York" are most commendable.
A rip-roaring comedy, "Locked
PARI3. July 12. (United NewejMI'" lh" "Rlers nf the North."
Eugenlo d Ecdeveay. flpanUh "'" thri hP ' the "Rddl
sportsman, bet that he could travel mae up a sirong program.
Your oult steam pressed. 7Se.
Free calls and deliveries. HUth gt.
Clesners. 224 Do. 6th Bt. Phone
cycle by day and dancing every
night until midnight, without cbang-
Mnntmartre.
KB ( KK.IM W HOilltV
WITH KACTtAMrriTO YOfTH
competition.
Detly Zin
Frank Dnvls enjoyed a awlmmlngl a fishing trip Id Kocky Point, where!
nnt.fi. bh.I I I ,. , ll I . . I I. I lit I. .. .1 n..tl...l...l.. .1 I ... I.
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day afternoon. Sunday. m m the opponent accompanied him by! BACRAMF.N'TO. July 1I.(U.
Mr. and Mrs. C. V. Cook and I Mr. and Mrs. Jam. Blair. for. 'omobllo and saw Eugenlo cut a ted News) Frank Thompson.. 19.
children and Mr. and Mrs Lloyd' merly of the Empire hotel, are d"r "' achedule. cycling the! consumed JT well filled lea cream
Kli and daughter Margaret were ; l-avlng early this week for Diamond I 58 k'lomrtera In eight days sndi cones within au hour. He says
among Ihe Klamath Falls visitors' ". o "Pend a few week at thPndln nln,h ay dancing ln he could do better with a little
al Wlul-kse on Agency lake, Bun- resort. From Diamond lake they
duy afternoon. j will return to Klamath Fall to pre-
e I pare for an eastern trip, which will
MIks Myrtle Criffln of the fiolden j keep Idem from Klamath Falls for
Itule, with a puny of friends, en-! several mon'hs. They plan lo visit
Joyed a visit to Ihe valley Kunduy.! In Yellowslono national park and
slopping at the Southern Oregon then continue through Nebraska.
tourUj 'bureau lo vu-lt Mr. and Mrs.jlowa and will prnhalily visit In II-
Henjajnln Htevenon, formerly of
Klamath Palls.
Mr. and Mrs. Bum Cogbnrn. resl-
liuois and Chicago.
Miss Lillian Scofleld of Moe's
siore has returned to Klamath Falls
deals of lakevlew, and Emily 'after a six week's vacation, which
Clarke and A. Paulson of 8an FTan-j t)he enjoyed visiting In Minnesota.
Cisco wera visiting In Klumnlh Falls ' Chicago and other middle western
yeslerduy enroute to their horns In
Lakevlew. Miss Clarke and Paul
son are guests at the Cogburn
home. The four visited Crater lake
cities. Miss Bcofield made tho trip
with her suiter and brother-in-law,
Sheriff and Mrs. it. T. Cookingham
of Pendleton. The three left Chi-
CLEARANCE SALE
! Summer Dresses
BARNHART'S
McCarthy Bid. Seventh St.
111
' tiat. Li,tt.ifl,i,l.i,liiiif W . ltL iilild.ii'iiJ.aliiiliu.J ' JljJ I I
GOSSARD Corsets
in the Orient
Modern ideas in India, Turkey, China
and Jaran, inspiring greater freedom for
womankind, have also inspired demand
for modern refinements of dress.
There is a world-wide call for Gossards.
The ba:aars of Bombay and Constanti
nople carry Gossards, as do the shops
SinRaporc, Shanghai, Kobe and Tokio.
But we doubt if anywhere you will fin J
a more complete Gossard assortment
than in our store. We feature Gossards
. . we make a specialty of, "the GossarJ
Line ot neauty" anq are m a position w
'fiupply exactly the correct parmcnt for
Evcnin", Street, bport ana Home wear.
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CLEARANCE SALE
Summer Dresses
BARNHART'S
McCt-rthy BIdg.
Seventh St
Let Us "Estimate Your Wiring Job .
MOTOR REWINDING AND
REBUILDING A SPECIALTY
Quick,. Efficient, Moderate Priced
Industrial Electric Company
Shoo 11 1. W.
NiCht 771-11.
T03 So. Sth Bt.
" E. L. Htm
F. B.
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There is
.' nothing ? quite so
refreshing as iced tea.
There is nothing quite so fragrant
as Schilling iced tea for a
j-t very definite reason. By a secret
process tt is the ionly tea that
brings you the true flavors of the Orient.
Just try it that's all!
A tin of any size you choose 'will
cost you nothing at all ; if
you do not pronounce it ' the
most fragrant tea you ever
tasted. ,v Your grocer
returns your money
instantly
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We cany a complete stock of Schillings. THE SUNSET GROCERY
The old reliable, where your credit is good. "Satisfaction or money back."
10th and Main, in the middle of the street, f hones 200 and 201.