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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1926)
THE KntMATH-NEWS- I m.ml. J'jti . .! rwmmu hub -iibi m "'.w'r" ' i ffw pmm .... . 1 . . : n I " Mr.' and Mr. Fred fhirlch of Mm Altmnont Aula fainn, 1'fl Klam l t It Kali yuslnrdny tor Cunuilu, whore llioy will spend a fortnlitlil motoring thrniiKU Ilrli ImIi f'nltiinhla. . Mr. M. Percy Kvans In einerlod to arrive In Khimaih Full tonlithl nfler lkr month' vtalt spent In the milh. Mr. Kvans vlnllnl la Denver, (Jolo., (ur several wf, nnd ha recently been with frlnnd In, m Awtnlea sunt Hun Kranclsou. Has lull fur Ilia until mid t'nlnradii June 3, ' W. V. Dnwlry of tlia Shall Oil company t Klnmalh Knlls, li'tl early yesterday morning (or a ousl naaa trip lo liuniniulr and lloddln. ' Vac" will bo gone for a work. ' Mrs. Laura l'almer and bar daughter, Mini) Chine l'almer. hava moved Into their apartment In the Klamath 'uurln. . 'Mr. Pulwar's, condition In siild lo be highly Im proved and aha waa removed frum I ha Klumath Valley host'ltiil several daya ego. Mr. and Mra. J. J. Keller havo returned to Klumatb Kalla afier upending tha pant week vlalllnil at th wall known Itynn ranch lit Karl Klaniulh. tha guest of Mr, and Mra. Dan Ityan. Mr. and Mm. Ke. lar will have charae of Hi" chaw bar of commerce forum lunchc.nis and tha n rat of tha winter lunch com waa aarvrd yesterday. , Hilly Know, mc.ro.hunt on Main atreel at K.lghlh. left yesterday by car for New York, where ha will Ttalt with friends. From New York Know plans to drfva down the Atlantic seaboard for Plorliln, where ho baa nroparty Intereat In Orlando. lie will' return In the aprlng. he promised fit t many friends. a a O. T. Anderson, member ,of the local achool board at Ueutty. wasi bualneaa visitor in Klamath Falls yeaterday In the office of the coun ty achool auperlntendent. , Mra. Milton fiinllh of likevlew, la vlalilng In Kbimalh Kail for a short lime enrout'o !to Halem, where a be will visit with har mother. Mrs. O. 1). llowor. Mr. Hmlth former ly resided In Balem, whore she at tended school. a Mr. and Mr. K. A. Hunter have been railed south by lha serious Ill ness and death of Hunter's "kUter. Mra. E. T. Pilgrim, well known matron of Santa Hosa. Calif. Included In the business visitor In Klamath Falls yosterday was B. W. Cramor of Pine Itldge, who apent a few hours looking Into affairs with friends. , O. A. Srhull.g of the Merrill road, waa hare for a brief business visit yesterday. Miss nchlla Hawkins has resigned her position In the office of the tax collector, preparing to lesvo this weak-end with her brother John, for Oregon Agricultural college, where both have registered for their flrat year' work. They will be accompanied lo Corvallls by their parents. Sheriff and Mrs. Pert K. Hawkins. i a J. K. Rtevenson waa among the bualneaa vlaltora In Klamath Falls yesterday for a few hours from hi ranch home located on the Mer rill road. Htevenson visited In the court house on legal affairs, a a William C. Htukel, prominent rancher of the Merrill country, was here for short biialnes visit yea terday. I.-. Among the scores of out of town ranchers, who vleller In Klnmiitn Fall yesterday, tow were more In terested In the prospect of the Klamath county fair to be held this week, than W. U. rtrown. rancher of I-angrll valley. a ' Lloyd DoLap. circuit court clerk, who has been 111 for the past fow day at his home on South River side atreet, was able to resume his dulle In Iho court house yester day. ' a John Mlcka of Mnlln. son of John Mlcka, Br., woll known rancher of the Mnlln country, was here for a short lime on business and plonsurc yewterday nftr6OT. .;.; a a a Qcnrge Offlcld. ranchor of the Merrill district! -visited In- Klamath Fall for a short time ' yesterday on roulo to Chllnmiln on a business and pleasure trip. Mrs. Anna Olson la planning lo leave oon for Portland where aho will enjoy a brief vacation so the guest of friends In the northern city. Mr. Olson will 1ako ndvnn- laga of tha Urol excursion over tha iipw IIiii- from Klninulli Knlls In I'lirllniid. i a a Mra. Anna llrodlnnd la enjoying a week's vacation from hur diitlua at Ilia t'lub cafe. Mra. Ilcrilin Vnrnon and Mra. Ilea ftri'ii ri'l I ffi-. ara among the Kluinalh Kail resident who ara visiting tills ' wank In Portland. They spent Ilia l.ohnr liny holidays at Ijikovlitw and left Immediately for Portland to v lull Willi friends thorn. (Mi. I.uura Pulniar, mother of IIIUU I Ulllll'l, fJIIIHIJfMI Ul IVI"!', aula school, la reported us slightly Improved following a serious Illness of tha pnat two weeks, Mra, I'nlinor and bar daughter buva moved from thalr apartments on Jllveralde street to tha Klanmlh Courts, on Klamath nnd Hcrond lri'l, for lha win lar montlia. Mr. and Mra. Ievl McDonald apeul yeaterdiiy In the city vlalilng from their ranch In I.anxrll'a Valley. A farewell party waa given recently at the McDonald ranch for Mr. and Mia. Jack Corknry who are leaalng aoon for Idaho Falls lo make their home. An old-fanhloned buaket supper wna enjoyed by more than luo gueata who atlendcd the af fair. V !r ran i-eicraon. i pi rliilendeut, loll fur 1'raarent whin Krod Peterson, cniinly school au- Tuesday morning are lie spent two I daya In that vicinity looking Into school mutters. With the rapid com pletion of The Dalles-California highway. It will be possible for Peterson lo make frrtiuent Irlpa Into that remote aectlon of Klnmalh counly schools, In the liitereata of the Mr. and Mrs. Dewey F.daall are Intenwtlng vlaltors in Klamath roun ty this week. They arrived In Klam ath Knlla Honduy from their home In liliiblo, California, and apent the day with J. V. K.dnall and Ariel Kd sall. Tbi-y are now guests at the home of Mr. und Mrs. K.d Wallace in Illy. a ' a Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Hanks have returned from Portland where thoy have spent the past week visiting with friends. They enjoyed brief visit with friends and relatlvea In tho valley, en roule north, during thn past week. a a a Lot Hostile has returned from Portland where he spent several daya on fiualuusa and pleasuro. ticorge l.oosley of Ashland, re tired rancher and capitalist, I here for several days visiting with friends and relutlves. Loosley has large property Interests In the Fort Klamath country, and other aecttona of Klaninih county. a a e Mrs. Louis Brooks of Medford, connected with the Warren Con struction company, a here for a short time on business from hor home In the Koguo River Valley. a Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph linns. weslthy Clendale, California real dents, are In Klamath Falls for sev eral day visiting with Mra. It tins brother, Frank Flowers. V. C. Dalton waa here for a short time on business and pleasure from his ranch near Malin. a Henry Corner, employed In the American National Bank, will leave the liilter part of September for a two weeks' hunting trip In the southern part nf the county. Mr. and Mra. Kd Hiiunders and son Kd Jr., 'and Cordon Hmlth, all of Hope, Idaho, arrived In Klamath Falls this week to visit for several days. Mrs. Saunders and Smith ara tho daughter anil son ot .Mr. You Can't Go Wrong you come to with your Denial troubles. every branch ot the profession you will receive "pnlnlrfts, ..careful, ..anil lasting dent busy;" ..coniblncil ..with ..fair prices. X-ltuy Service Open Evening Portland Painless Dentists firlxalr Ttlilg. I ,Cr. I Ith rhono (M nnd Main Mra. bum Hmlth of (Irunta who ara visiting Aor. Knill Hrhlesol. wall known dairy! rancher of lha Henley country, waa In the city for a abort II ma yes terday afternoon. Rchlesel la an anient hooalor for I ho Klam ath roiinly fair and will eshllilt aoinn film alork Ihla year. Charles Walkrr of llonanta, wua here for a abort biialnaaa visit ye, tnrduy afternoon. Con J. O'Coiinoll, wall known! ahoi'P raiser and stockman of the Laikevlaw country, waa here for' several daya this week, a guest In! I ho Clurcmoul boti'I. a Included In tha out of town hus Ineaa vlallora In Klamnth Kalla durlnic tha paal two days la Mra, V. florkery of tha UinK'M val ley diatrlct who, with her hualiaud, will leave aoon for Idaho Knlla lo niaka their Home. Mrs. Emma (I. tlond, formerly of KUiinulli Kalis and now a resident I of Aahlnnd, has bean the houae Igueat for lha paat week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. W. f oaa I boom, M5 Jefferaon street. She returued to her home In the, Val ley Hunday. Mrs. Ham Hmlth and' slater. Mrs. Minute Kmlth. Mr. and Mrs. Roder ick Hmlth and Miss Alena Haundera molored to Crater lake yesterday to spend the day. Mrs. Hmlth and the vlaltora are from the valley. e a a Kd. Baundera and Gordon Smith left yesterday for a brief business trip to Sacramento, where they will spend several days, lalor re turning lo Klumuth Falls before continuing to Hope, they reside. . Mr. and Mra. Sam Smith of Crania Pass, Mrs. Smith' sister. Mr. Maude Smith, of Hutchinson. Kansas, are visiting In Klamath Kalis at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Smith. known Frank Ohenchaln. well rancher of the Illy country, hero for a short tlmo yesterday, .Bob Sloan and a party of Klam ath Falls resldonta. left Tuesday for the Barnes Valley country, where they will remain until Fri day night on a deer hunt. Sloan Is an ardent sportsmen and hopes to return with a good bag thla aea aon. Be Measured For a Tailormade SUIT by Expert Fitter who will be in Klamath Falls i '.: " Tuesday and Wednesday Sept. 21ana 2i 4 This Expert Fitter is direct from our Tailor Shop in Portland with a trunk full of samples of the finest Imported and Domestic cloth, and is prepared to take your measure for a tailor-made ' suit. i Priced at . r $35 .o $65 Brownsville Woolen Mills Store Sth nnd Thursday, Sept. 1ft, ,16 BIG FAIR OPENS TO MULTITUDE PEOPLE (Continued From rags' One) until lata yeatnrday. Muny other entrlea will coma In toduy, la tha i.eiii.r 1,1 Mra. Parker, aeeretnry. 1 who yealorday delured that the" poultry exhibit, alack for a while, plrkad up and" aireedeil all expecta tion. That tho llveat'ock buildinc will ha filled to overflowing, la tha pre diction of fair offldala, who are'r,and unilauntad by tho luflun, however, and alula fhat a plnrn will be found for every anlinul and article which la bronght to the fair groonila. A wider Intereat In tho annual fair l apparent thla aeaaon. and with i lha aucnaa of h 13 allowing 'uead ftaaured. It la tho hope of the board to do greater thing next fall. Kour Thousand In Awards The competition for awards, ag gregating about 14000 In cash, as well as tho various honor ribbons, wilt be keen, due to the quality of both tho livestock snd the farm pro dure. Rome of the largest vege tables and finest grains ever pro duced In the southern Oregon basin: will be spread in a panorama of natural splendor at the fair. Iloys' anil ;lrls' lub The exhibits of over 40 Boys' and (ill-Is' clubs of the county, dlr- 111 j ecieo ay rian -..". aw. . . iconstituie no smaii iistl ui me ui 'ahow. Kour canning demonatratlon wm compete at the fair to determine which shall go to the state fair. A livestock Judging teum composed of club members. will also to to the state ahow Idaho, wherei1ni I)raJr nall offCr(d twin purebred llolsteln ralvea as prizes In the Dairy Calf Club work, and rivalry for this award is keen. The First National bank la of fering a prlre of $25 for the finest baby beef grown by a club mem ber. Two baby beef yearlings raia- 'ed by Don West, Mt. Laki club 'member, will, be auctioned off i either Thursday or rriaay I noon at tho lair, tsexion aiaieo, declaring that ho hoped local butchers will f urn out- lo bid on theso quality' calve and so en courage the youthful club workers. Flower Kxhlblt Wonderful The flower shop, under the dir ection of Mrs. ,W. P. Myer and as sisted by Mrs. St. S. West and Mrs. H. JC. Moe, wllr be hotter than ever our 'Main St", and will hava him vary good pro- duvta of Klamath' beauty. ' Mra. i. Fred Ooeller and Mra.' Itobert A da ma hava charge of the ' iiomaatlc ' Art dlvhtlon -and pro-' mlae a wonderful dlaplay of the handiwork of Klamath's buay wo- men. Mra, (leirge Humphrey and Mra. Jennie Hum hava charge of the Culinary department and ex pect a bountiful dlaplay of the art nf the houaewives of Klamath. Other auperlntendent of dlv lalona are: U. A. Weal and Hugh Mc.Ncar. beef rattle; S. P. Dehllng-' C C. I.ewla, dairy cattle: Hoy Neliuin and Hana Nylander, hnga; Will Hammond, aheep; Dra. K. M. Trout and J. It. Cooper, i poultry: T. N. Case, poultry pfo I duels; Chns. Mack, farm products'. Henry Hemoii, potatoes; (leo. C. L'lrlch, fruit; Percy Murray, bee 'and dairy products. , llnbblta of tiroat Interest i Another outstanding feature of I the fair this year Is the rabbit ahow In charge of H. R. M liner, who expecta entries from all over the west.. A renowned rabbit Judce will be here. Judge John C. Fehr of Indianapolis, Indiana. Judgea for the fair will be: Dairy Judge, P. T. Kortner, county agent at Lakeview; Farm crop. II. n. Howell, county agent at Uranta Pass; Livestock. D. W. Rod enwald of the Oregon Agricultural college; and Home econmfes. Helen Cowglll, assistant state club leader. New shipment of fall coats and dresses Just arrived at Bee Be gins store. 12S So. 7th. Congoleum rues, large elze. only $11 00. - Ivory dressers only $25.00. Term if -desired. Klamath Home Supply Company, 1038 Main St. such as Oregon Come to the County Fair and . J) l,J,.L,A.WiJ,H,Hli(Mjy...,l I,IJ,JJ,,H..,I .'-t a , f i KLAMATH i fALXS ..IL, f top i ' j COATS . $20.00; $21:50 ' wai . I . I $22.50, $25.00 . ' -1;- Oregon City: Virgin MtPJ f ,. I wool Top. coats . BMmsaMS; Y j "Hi-N-Dri" Top Coats . ' f - l Rain Proofed ... , ' ' " 1 I men this fall. ToD coats. ES3S3.'seMM I) ' ' . of virgin wool fabric, wrinkle proof, moisture resisting, styled and tailored in the customary Oregon City way which matches a quality very seldom equalled. These are beauties for dress and warmth giving for the com ing fall and winter days and nights. Youths' and Boys' Top Goats $7.50 to $13.50 Ages ' 3 Fancy tan coats and light browns for boys from 3 to 8 years, in two styles, trimmed a'nd belted. Top coas for the youths and older boys, 7 to 15 years,' in greys, browns, blues, tans, in good wool fabrics, for dress, $7.85 to ?13.B0. ' Yes, If Rain Falls, We Have Rubbers Get rid of your Laundry Worries during Fair Give us youi Laimdry and forget it that's the way to assure your pleasure for the next few days. "A white wash is the right wash" Troy Laundry 336 So, 6th St City makes to 15 I IK : & aeWVVWMeW 1 !i Page ThrNi rlTM 'I 1 aj Week Phone 656 1. a