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Trlfl Ta-AMATHNKWS
Reduced Rates to
Livestock Show
To Attract Many
Reduced round trip etcurstoa
fare from all points on Its linn, 1
Including Klamath Falls, to Port-,
land, will be put Inlo off ret by If
Southern I'aclfle Railway company
for the Pacltlc International Lin
stock exposition to bo held there
Oct. SO to Nor. (.
Id making this announcement yea-
terdaT. J. J. Miller, district freight I
nd passenger agent tor the com
pany her. stated that llrestock I
breeders from all parts of the west
are expected to take part In the
bow which Is bailed as the live-i
stock classic of the Pacific coast.
Numerous Inquiries from livestock
growers of this county indicste that I
many from here will attend the ex-!
position. Miller ststed.
, The reduced fare tickets In Ore
gon and California from October I
to SOi la Nevada and Utah from
Oct. It to 1) Inclusive; and in Ari
zona, New Mexico and Texas, Oct.
14 to 18. The return trip Is limit
ed to Nor. 13.
Bucky Becomes a Benedict
Chiloquin Grows
i Fast as Building
)..' Contracts Given
! W. J. Steinmets, local builder and
contractor. Is contemplating the con
struction of a one-story brick build
ing on his property on CMloqutn's
main street, according to advices
received from there yesterday.
',- The new structure will house a
pool hall and barber shops In keep
ding with the old buildings which
wera burned In the fire two weeks
a'go. It Is understood the estimated
cost of the brick building will be
la the neighborhood of 110.000 and
will hare one of the most advan
tageoes sites of any building In the
busy little reservation city.
- Steinmets property is located be
tween the land owned by George
Bell and Tom Sterglos.
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! Methodist Divine
! Given Reception
By Congregation
Orerted with the Klamath spirit
of hispltullty, Kev. WVmin.lt. Mrs.
Wenimett and their daughter. tXiro
th,y. were tendered n reception by
uit'nibrr of the. Methodist Klm-opnl
church, and scores of frieuds were
in the church room last night.
( Iter. Wemmett la Inking the pul
; pit of .the local cliuryh loft vacant
! by Iter. T. 1. Yarn.. Tho new
minister romea west from Ihe t'al
i vary chun-n of Minneapolis where
he served for four year. Before
i filling that post, Her. Wemmett was
I In the t'entenary Wilbur Methodist
J church In Portland.
I As an alumnus of Syracuse I'ui
! verslty. Rev. Wenimett Is bound to
win scores of Klamath friends with
his delivery and manner from the
local pulpit.
Members of the Tea fun Club
were In charge of the program.
t MALI HOY iyiiu:i)
I Jack McFall, son of Mr. and Mrs.
J. McFall, prominent Mulln ranch
ers, was tsken to the Klamath Gen
j eral hospital Buffering, from a badly
injured arm. Tuesday.
Jack fell from a high board fence
when he caught bis-clothing on a
nail. :
Keno Stages Big
Meeting For All
County Nominees
Stanley Raymond (Rurky) Harris, popular manager of tli Wash
ington baseball tram, and Miss Marv Elisabeth Sutherland, d wnlilrr
of ex-Senator Howard Sutherland of West Virginia, were recentlr
married at the bride's home in Washington. 1. C. Presidrnt md Mrs.
Coolidge and other distinguished guests sttcndrd the wedding. This
photo of the bride and groom was taken immediately after the ceremony.
ORPHEUS -THEATRE
Coming Oct. 3 lit.
"Phantom of the Opera"
Darnell to Build
Brick Building in
Town of Chiloquin
An up-to-the-minute brick build
ing, fireproof and com ins up to
the building restrictions laid down
by the city council of Chiloquin
I more than two month ago, will soon
be under vay in the newly incorpo
rated city .iiy Charles Darnell of
Sujcarman fc Darrell. merchants.
The hnildinK Vtil rise on the site
J where the old Darnell building stood
, before jlhe Jire that a fortnight ago
Aa venlhr of royal entertinept Darnell's property has a 25-foot
iad rrnerar good time Is the re- frontage. 110 feet deep. The build
port which local 'candidates brought ing will be built for speculation pur
back from Keno last tight, fol- pones becanse - Darnell, hke the
lowing a meeting of candidates and majority of Chiloquin residents, be
Keno , communty residents' la thejllevcs in the future of the reaerra
school house there yesterday morn-t ion commuiilty. to the full.
In, j
,All county candidates except Kirk-j WOMAN PRISONER IS
pairics, repuoitcan nominee rorj
county asseftsor. were reported to be ;
present, and each addressed tbej
Travel by Motor Stage
Pickwick & Howard Stage Line
Connection made at Ashland for all California points
over Pickwick lines, through without stop.
Stopovers allowed at any point.
Fares:
To' Sacramento .(..$13.40
To San Francisco 11.70
To Los Angeles 28.15
615 Main St. Phone 999
IN BAD CONDITION
Kno residents briefly.
The feature of the erening's en
tertainment was given by Keno
Mrs. .Frances Mr K wen. federal
1 prisoner, . charged with the ?ale of
ir.toxicating liquor to federal off i- j
! cent, is still In a ft-r.niia rnnrtitlun I
school children nnder the direction ,t ,he county poor farm accor,lln)j
of the teachers, when they S: , Dr. 0. S. Xewwm. county health '
three songs to the same tune. Had of fi(.er who atendln! nor j
they had a piano, the children ad- Mr3 M,Ewen fe h.ad,ons down '
rised the audience. ,tbey might hare the 8tainl ,ne poor farm eary.
learned extra tunes for thel Vonday ., wnen ,he wa, prepar.
rersea. .- ! Ing to leare for Portland with C. C. i
The supper which followed the.Well!, lnited s,at iv.uly n,ar.
erenlng-a festivities was extremely I ,na, she was unconscious for'
good, 'it was stated, and the pro-;,ome ,inie and , beca ou, u
ced are to get to a fund for a ; k,,, ,, fn ,
i The alleged liquor Tender was a
; nurse in the World War for two
years and suffered fro men rem e
i shell shock. She is a Canadian.
piano for the school.
"Booster" Pelton
of Fort Klamath
is Member C. C.'r
Home for the Slek is es-en-at
times. Kindly attention !
will be Riven your needs at the
' . n .. ... . ' Klamath Vnllcy Hospital. !
James Pelton. well known ranch-. ' ,
,er and cattleman of Fort Klam-! Claaaified advertUinf is a
ath, accompanied by his wife, was morning paper proposition al-
,: visitor to Klamath Falls yester-; vatjs th. Ne"wa.
day looking after business mat- - . ,
Being a live-wire booster for
this county Pelton took advantage of
the opportunity, without solicita
tion, ot becoming a member of the
Klamath County Chamber o,' Com
merce. "I have always wanted tc
become a member of this civic or .
ganisation." he stated, "and if yot
will not lot me join, then I'll join
anyway. I believe In the work that
the rhamber Is carrying forward,
and more power to the orRaniza- j
Hon." '
'.,Mr. and Mrs. Telton expect t
leavcin a few days for southern
California, where they will spend
the winter. ' They will visit in Sjn
Francisco for sometime while en
route to their destination.
Masons Attention!
Special Communication
Klamath Lodge No, 77
A. F. & A. M.
Saturday, Oct. 23
Banquet 6:30 p. m.
Work in M.M. Decree
By order of W. M.
ItKAfl ADMIK.ll. lVSO
1J1 Ht-I IIY THICK
, riULAriKI.PHlA. Oct. 22. (Uni
ted News) Bear Admiral Charles
W. Pyson, retired, was struck and
Injured by a motor truck whlln on
the way to meet his wife and daugh
ter at Broad street station Friday
afternoon.
' At a hospital It was found Dial
Hyson had sustained Injuries about '
the head, hut he insisted upon pro-)
reeding to his home in Washington.
'Sens?;
(oy Save
Entrance Xcvt to Pino Tree
Thentro
' " WINTK!t III 1 1.1)1 NO
Phono flt.1 Open Evenings
Did You Get Your Folger'g Coffee Meter?
i COUNTRY FRIERS 1 OA,
Lb OUC
FIG DARS 1 C
New figs, lb. IOC
SUGAR ... c ce
Sack ..!.'.; tpOsOu
SWEET CIDER .Cfl.
Gallon L......JaOUC
DILL PICKLES - TC
Gallon .. I DC
SOUR PICKLES 1 " ---'-7 Eta
Gallon uu:x..t I DC
SWEET PICKLES 1 -1 C(
Gallon P 1 .OU
AMAIZO OIL ElEt,
Good for frying chicken, qt OOC
CATSUP E1
Pint CtDC
DRY BEANS ' '.'Jin-
Any kind .. ,'IUC
(These beans are the new crop) .
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CORN STARCH " " " I fl -
Package 1UC
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JELL POWDER "OEt
(Jello) 4 packages ::.mvC
GUM I C
Any kind, 3 packages Xvft
Public Market
WE DELIVER HOURLY
Phone 169 'Pay Cash It Pays' 126 N. 6th St.
TODAY'S
Bargain Specials
at
Klamath Klothing Kompany
It will pay you to take advantage of these, To
day's Specials, as every article advertised is a
Genuine Bargain
Men's Broadcloth
Shirts, collars at
tached, plain and
fancy colors, $1.95,
three for $5.00
Men's Genuine
Broadcloth Shirts,
collars to m a t c h,
$1.95, 3 for ...$.500
Men's Collar-Attached Shirts, mixed cotton and
wool, tan olive colors, $1.95, three for $5.00
Men's heavy weight cotton and wool mixed Neg
ligee Shirts, extra special :. ..... . .'.$1.95
Good heavy weight Tan
Blazers, today ...... $2.95
t n
Men's heavy button
Sweaters, grey color, $1.05
Men's Winter Overcoats, in
heather mixtures, $15.00 to
$18.50 values, today at. .$12.85
Men's Khaki Lace Hiking
Breeches, lace .$1.95
Men's Blue Bib Overalls, full
cut, today, the pair 95c
lien's Fine Felt Slippers, values to $1.50, in as
sorted colors. Special today 95c
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