THE KLAMATH NEWS'
Tuesday, Sept. 21, lO'j'fi
Pafrisr tTTri
Highways Reernbje
Bee? n Swarnpn ;
Numerous Routes
Al Ilia ruto of I Jo curt ad liour.
traffic poured ovur The liullea-Call-forula
highway Iwlwern Klniuulh
Pull nd Balkan city Bnturday. ac
cording la cluck made by Die ststv
tilithWBjr depsrtmmt on III trufflr
smisus lulo Klamath Fulls. ''
A total "f 1111 ears wero checked
over thn Klamath Kails to I'pll
ran City section between ( o'clock
Haturiluy morning ami 10 o'clock
Hulurdtty nltctil .
i Tho next higher section In Hie
census clink aliuwa a total of ItHi
mm pnaalng over Tha Dallea-Call-turn
la highway between" Kloniath
Falls and tha Junction of tho Lakn-
vlew highway
Tha Dallca-Callfornla highway be
tween l.akilvw JunclUiu. ajid. Mer
rlll carried "Hi cars; Aalilanil and
Klamath Kails highway liplwm.il thla
city ami thn Junction of (ho UorrlN i
road at Keno. Ml: AshluudKlam-
alh Fulls highway between Knno ami I
Oho Jarkaoa ratinly Hue. (62: lHr
rla road. lt: Thn bullaa-Callfor-nla"
highway between Pelican I lly
and Ilia Junction of tho Chllnquln
market roal. CHI; Tho Utility-California
blghwsy between tha Junction
of the Cftlloii ti In market road and
Port Klamath Junction, 307: I'hllo
iiulli market road. Sal; Klamath
Kallnl.akevlcw highway helwcen
Junctlmi and Oirne. 6M.
Tho census allow a that S00S cam
ware pleasure care bearing Oregon
licenses; J us ware California car;
bit were light trurki; 111 heavy
Irucka; 7S horse-drawn vchlclci.'
"Uncle Ucmus" to Demonstrate Radio Broadcasting Here
.'" .IfSiBT I'- e MOW RADIO 8i0A0CAST!.MjT
If I "UNCLE- flfKMUS-Aii V
Realty Transfers
Filings from 11:30 a. m. Sept.;
18. lo 4 p. m. Kept. 19. 1926
llnnry Hclnon et us to Stella
J. llarwood. ' Lots (, 7. WHNBV.I
NE'4V4 of See. SI. Twp. 0.
ii, . v -
J. W. Jordan et ux lo Wlllla
K. Roberta. Oraul Deed. MI1h
second Addition, lot 1G, block Sol).
Mayme CcrgoS to Martin Mortj.
enaen et u. Fnirvlew Addlllou No. I
2, lot 4. bloc 10. ' , I
Frank C. Ilramwell to A. It. nor
land. First Addition, lot S. block 9.
Klamath Lodge No. 137. I. O.,
O. F. tu Stella Sheets. Sections
4. S. , In tot 3. blork IS. Odd
Follow cemetery. '
William fole et ux to I.. I)
Rlmpsou. Second Hot Hprings, lot
5. block' r3.
0. K. Iloyl et ux lo D. V. Mynn.
Commenclnir at point 3011 fet aouth
of northeaat corner of aec. 21.
twp. 33. It. 8. 7H K. W. M., thence
weeterlr 200 feet, thence aouiherly
90 feet, theuco east 200 feet,
thence northerly 90 feet, to place
of beginning, alliiRle In town of
Fort Klamath.
(Irace Longmelcr lo (loorgo L.
and Mary Johnaon. F.ast Klnmnth
Vails, lot 10. block 46.
J. A. Furley et ux to Charles
Dutton. llucna.Vlsta Addition, lot
, block 76.
Oregon I'tlllty Company. Inc., to
Peter McCarty Schonchln. Flrat
Addition lo Town of Hprague Illver.
lota 1 io IS Inc.. Mock 19.
The K." 1. Co. to William II.
trfidgo. Dixon Addition, lot 1.
block 1G.
Tho K. D. Co. to William II.
Lodge. Dixon Addition, lot 4.
block 1G.
Minnie Corbell lo tieorgo 0. Ty
aon. Fulrvlew Addition No. 2, lot
6. block 11.
ALOHA. CHAPTER TO
POSTPONE LUNCHEON
' nccausc a number of matrons,
who are member of Aloha ehnpter
of Paat Matron club, arc plannlnK
, lo lake advntngo of tho week-end
eirurnlnn lo Portland on Heiiloinhor
24, tho luncheon planned for Fri
day at Llnkliaven. ha been post
poned. ' Thla waa the announcement made
yesterday by Mra. II. F. Murdoch
president of tho Past Matron' club
of Knntern War.
' Unto of the luncheon I let for
October 1, Friday at 1 o'clock.
ST.WD.UU OH. KMI'I.UYK -
JtllNH HANKS HKNKDICTS
i William 8. Hwixurt, 20. employed
with tandnrd Oil compnny. and
MIb Axne K. My, 21, or Dorrl,
were homed a murrluxe licenae .Sat
urday afternoon, late,
' Ml Hly nnd Swlgart were mnr
rled at a pretty home wedding at
the W. I), Miller . roaldence on
Ninth atroet 'with 'Ilov, J. Hcnr
Thomas reading the Eplacopul mur
r1aR ceremony.' After r wedfllnS
trip In the aouth thoy will be at
horns, In Montague,. California.
In tho rery nua'r future tho radio
fana of KluuaVh Fall will haw an
opportunity ;- lo iwe how radio I
broad un. "I'nele Itemu" wull
known radio entertainer, will dem
onstrate' the theory of radio broad
caatlnx nl the local branch of the
Wealern Auto Rupply company here,
Wednesday, September 22, 7 to 9
o'clock. '
The We(ern Auto Supply com
pany la nendlna thla KIIJ and KN'X
artlat to their varloua atore. where
he will aire n iletnon! ration and
eipluln to radio tuti-reted peroriH
how radio program are broadcast
In auch a manner thai it will remove
the myaicry" from radio, lie will
atHo olt radio wet owner in olv
Inn their Individual problum.
"1'nele Itemu" 1 making thl
tour of the accemtory alore In a
peclally contructcd car, equipped
with a public aridre ayitem. He
will aet up the mlcraphone In the
Wetern Auto atoro and aend out
the program over the loud apeaker
on hi car. Thl will cnuble I hone
who ara unable to act Into the More
to hear the proxram. Local enter
tainer will aHit "l.'nele Itemu"
with the proxram In demonntratlnx
to the visitors bow radio broadcaat
ine 1 carried on In the studio.
In udditiou to this program of en
tertainment, the Wetern Auto Sup
ply store has extended an invitation
for iveryoue lo .participate In a
novel xuasllng contest .which will
be held ut lhat time. sThe: winner
of thla contest will be 'riven a West
ern auto radio set.
Mr. Hiatt, local manager, of the
Wtstern Auto store Invites eSeryone
to visit tho atoro and share In the
entertainment.
Cily io prorate . ,
Overcharge JVIade
Oh Assessments
The city council laat nlxht fav
ored the formation of an ordinance
calling for the prorating of an
overcharge . on Pacific Terrace and
KIdorado assessments, created when
bonds amounting to more than the
asements on the property, were
sold.
Property holder In the district
refuned to pay any more aeM
ment until credited with difference
between the former bonds nd as
sessments. It waa revealed at the
meetlug. The overcharge , will he
prorated among those who paid the
money in. when the ordinance Is
passed at Its third reading.
Following authorization by the
council, some action will be taken
at once by the street committee to
stop speeding on Fast Main street,
especially In the vicinity of the
Mills school. A complaint against
the manner In - which drivers are
said to be disregarding the 12-mlle
speed limit past the school, was
entered by the street commissioner.
For results use New Clan 'Ad.
Simply Mixture Makes
Stomach Feel Fine
Kimplo buckthorn bark, magnesia
ulph. c. p. glycerine, etc.. as mixed
In Adlerlka. often' helps stomach
tronble In TBN minutes ty removing
CAB. Brings out a ' surprising
amount of old waste matter you
never thought was in your system.
Htops that full, bloatej feeling and
make on happy and cheerful. Ex
cellent for chronic constipation.
Adlerlka work QUICK and delight-
luny easy. HHITM-lJi IWlti to.
Advt. ' "
WARREN OBSEQUIES
THIS AFTERNOON
i
Funeral service for Clinrle Wll-1
Ham Warren, prominent Klnmalh'
cuunty reaidrul who died Hultirdiiy I
night. Will be held thl ufturnuon at
8:31 o'clock from the Towey.Har-
rlugloii' funeral home, with ser
vient undur the auspice 'of the Ma
sonlc todgn nt, klunintli Pnll.
Warren waa bom lii Helton, Texas.
May 13, 1370, nnd came to Klamath
county lu Jim?. Since. Hint time he
has been actively 'engaged lit stock
raising, particular):, (n th( . I'uri
Klnmnth courtify, ' fro' was iittnr lis -tsreHted
In the mcrrantlle buslni'ss
at Illy.
lie I survived by hi wife. Nancy
Juno Warren of Klumaih Fnlhi: n
daughter. .Mr. Charles, ('oilier, of
Chlro: and two nous. Scott and Kit
win Warren. Tho boys hail - left
for Kugene whero thoy were enter
ing tho I'nlverslly of Oregon for
the coming jenr. They returned
.Sunday night.
Wyoming Sheepman
Likes Klamath as '
Livestock Center
Child Divorce Is
Thing of Past as
Papers Withdrawn
STOI'DSIH'Iti;. Pa.. Kept. 20
( l ulled New I The suit for div
orce of' Ilichard Washburn Child,
author and former ambassador to
Italy, ha been withdrawn from
court. Indicating that a reconcilia
tion ha lieen effected between the
former illHomut mid hi wife.
Tho suit was filed June 26, bill
It was not until Monday, when It
w withdrawn from the common
pleas court of Monroe county, lhat
the ground upon which . Child
nought a docreo beenmo known.
Charge of numtnl cruelty had
been made against .Maude Parker
Child.
Charles A. Ilanniim, a sheepman j
from ('.incite. Wyoming, was a
caller at the News yesterday. hav-
Ing heard conniderabln about Klanvj
attr county and Ha atiundance of
winter feed. The numerous piles
of liny and alfalfa all through our;
valleys Is , In striking contrast to
tha genera) scarcity of pasture and
Snpptlr flu -M lie other side' vt the
ItoPkles. h eul.t Tlie . Wb 'Wry
summer Sri Wyoinlujr aho" Monfunu
Is leaving stock In poor, shape to
face much 'bad weather, nnd with
prediction 'looking, towards, a hard
winter, almost unyjhlug is likely lo
happen.
Utorknien who, remember the
April' tillsinrd of 1920. when vast
flocks of ehvep were '-completely
wiped out in the Wyoming coun
try, will agree with Hniinnni that
this section Is exceptionally favored
for sheep raising, both as rcgunls
feed and climate.
Ilnnnum tells of 'one winter In
Wyoming where 142 a ton was pld
for hay, which had to be hauled 22
miles over almost Impassable roads.
Comparison of this sort will no
donbt stimulate confidence In' local
conditions and encourage renewed
Interest In the possibilities of cat
tle and sheep In Klamath county.
t'AKII W THAN KM
We wish to thank our friends
for. their kindness and beautiful
iiorai filterings ouriug vur receni
bereavement.
Mlt. IDA IICNNEIX
MltS. ETTA VICOKY
KTHKL VICOKY
MltS. MYKTI.K ANDERSON
Mil. 11. F. VICOKY . . .
S21
Relieve Coughs, Colds,
Headache, Rheumatism
and All Aches and Pains
mm
AO trattf-Xe sad Sfe ar sad IwtMS.
CSiMrta'i Mosttrol(aillc(fOTOJt
Better than a Mustard Plaster
SUE THE
NEW CASCADES LINE
f,l?hHfcWI
Entrance Next to Pino Tree
Theatre
WINTERS Bl ILDING -Pboue
lDta Opes Ereainiw
Be Measuireii
For a Tailbrmade
SUI
by our
Expert Fitter
who will be in Klamath Falls
Tuesday mid Wednesday
Sept. 21 and 22
This Expert Fitter is direct from our
' Tailor Shop in Portland with a trunk
full of samples pf the finest Importea
.and Domestic cloth, and is prepared
to take ycur measure for a tailor-macfe
suit.
-' '
Priced iat
$3S;to $i
Brownsville Woolen Mills Slore:
: Oth and . Main' Sta.
j!, : ,',;v. I'l
to IP d il tt H -a imi iiE
and return j .
For resulls use New Clas Ads.
ANimiANO IIAIIV Wll.l.
UK III ItlKI) TOMOKROW
' ' mmm. ' x ' i
Iloe Mary, four-month-old daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. F. Andrlano,
who died Saturday evening at the
family residence at 310 Ninth street,
will bo hurled in Mount Calvary
cemetery Wednesday morning. '
1 At 7:65 o'clock a. m., the funeral
cortege will leave thn mortuary of
Towey ft Harrington, proceeding to
Sacred Heart church. Rev. Felgl
will sing the mass of tho Angclua at
N o'clock, .. . '
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Mi
Sensationally reduced roundtrip fare for .
use Friday ,Scptembcr24,rcturningMon
day, September 27.
Now visit Portland; have two days there;
spend the wcck-end with friends or rel
atives. Make this interesting trip in cozy
comfort aboard Southern Pacific.
. Daylight Special Train
Over the spectacular new Cascades Lln
Leaves Klamath Falls, Friday,
September 24 ..... 7:45 a. m.
. Arrives Portland . .... 7:40 p.m.
Long, roomy coaches, restful chairs in the olv
scrvation car. Delicious meals fn Southern
Pacific diner. .
Returning, leave Portland Monday at 1 :00 a.m.
arriving Klamath Falls at 3:00 p. m. Comfort
able Pullman accommodations ready for oc
cupancy at 9:00 p. m.
Ask the agent or further details.
J. J. MIM.KIl, nistrlrt Freight anil rassenger Agent
20.1 llnpkn Hldg. Klnmntli Full, Ore. Phone
ron.
Annouiicemeiit pf
pmfMreo STOCK
Price Increase
Effective October 1, 1926, the price of the 6 per cent cumula
tive preferred shares of The California Oregon Power Company will
be advanced to ' '
$95 a Share
Orders received up to and including Thursday, September 80,
will be filled at the present price of $94 a share.
Any member of our organization will be glad to
give you complete information about our investment
offering to customers. X Shares may be .purchased
for cash or on our convenient monthly investment
plan. , .' ,
liovaieoitaApnrJ
The California Oregon Power Company
" OFFICES: r
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON GRANTS PASS, OREGON
MEPFORD, OREGON YREKA, CALIFORNIA i
ROSEBURG, OREGON DUNSMUIR, CALIFORNIA