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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1927)
THE KLAMATH NEWS Saturday, May 21, 1927. Page Thm Seattle -Portland Service started roilTLANI),' Ore., May 30, (V) jha I'ai'lllc At- Truuapurl luilay ( Wished renular paaaengvr nibln Iriilunn snrvli-a Ixilwonn Portland hd Hi-aliln and announced eu'uralun na trwiiva (or So daya. Tha bis Fukkar planaa, wlilrh aro liuLIn uf rarrylm four paaaonaura hd air mall will Ivava I'li-raon lld, at Vancuuvar . tlarraiaa nt boil.. and arrive at Hralll al 1:30. turning llin ulana will li avo I hi Ir mall IMd. Haatila at t p. m. and Irrlvs til I'lvrana flald at 3:30. N. II. Kvans. traffic manaarr of lio I'arKIc Air Transport In announi'- bl Ilia arnrlro today aald that lha tampan? will offer for thirty daya a IMH'lal (am of (it on a way, and ound trip 1(0, . Kffwtlva for 30 iya. lis aald that I ho amount of Httronaaa would lUilarnilnn whiilher (i low fnma would ba i-oullnmtd, "We w ant, to air I ho public an IPlMirtunlty to try air trunaportatlon p rabln planaa, ao that tha hhiiIo laa loarn lha roinforla and advan Vara of thla hlr irirvl. Thna ras are lha lowest, eer aalabllahcd tho world." ierman Count to Get Good Welcome FAN ritANCIMCU, May !0. (IP). Whoo Count Falla Ton I.uckncr, tornuir corumandar of tho famoua Uormnn aaa raldar, Ilia Bra Adder, trrlvea In Han Kranclsco a wwk from today, ha will ! walromad .-ordlally .by mayor Jamaa Itolph, r, war-tlino rnainy of thv count. When Couul vuii l.urkui'r won lha III la ot tho hrro uf thirty blnodlesa TU'torlaa on the Tarlflc l:la attlvlllea Included lha alnklni of two ahlpa In which. Mayor Kolpb u flitnaclally Iniaraatad, tha A. It. Johnson and tho Kocora. The' hlpa wara, raptured whlla an roulo to Hydnay,' Auatralia, but thara waa no losa of Ufa whan thay went down. . ' It waa tha counl'a treatment ot jhe craWa of thaao vesaela that won hlln Mayor ttolph'a retard. The hiea ware lakvn from lha seised phlpa, treated courteously, Riven Iho beat of food and drink, and fi lially sat down upon friendly aoll. J In a atatvmrnt concerning Count kron l.uckner. Mayor Holpli aald that lha Visitor, coming hare after a I re in ro lour In the rasl and traveling Inn In athoouar Valeriana, would km viteualfely vntertalnud and !'.- CITY BRIEFS Woman Has Narrow ! Accident Escape HIIKOn. Ore.,- Mai-- SO, (UP) Mra. T, C. Kenvlra, 0, of 1.b An geles, narrowly esc-apad death to day when the automobile aha was driving waa crowded from tha high way Just aouth.of hero and turned over luto a ditch tilled with water.- - - Mra. Kenualea waa pinned be neath the . machine wltk her bead under water. It waa with great difficulty thai tier companions rain ed her head out of water anil hold her In that poalilun until aid ar rived from fthedd. Phyalrluna nt 'tho Ail-any tlenoral hospital, where. Mra. Keueiilea Wua taken, aald her i condition . waa. acrluus, duo to her advanced age. I Arguments Close ! In Bare Fist Case 1-08 ANCiKLES. Muy SO. (CP.) Tha cloning arguinenta In the Hol lywood bare knuckle murder trial ore under -way, but the fata of Paul Kelly, charged with administering the beating which caused the death ot Kay Raymond la not decided, n tho caae la not expected to reach tho. Jury until tho first ot next week. IRELAND WILL BE . FREE, SAYS EAMON 1,08 ANORI.ES. May 20. (UP). Ireland will soon ba aa free from foreign domination aa the United Htatea, according to Enmon de Val era, former president of the Irish Kepublic, hero on a spanking tour. The Hlnn Koln leader, carrying on tho flgfit which put him In v rloua Irish prisons - In . 19SJ, I" making n nftompt "to further Hie cnuso, of Independent Ireland." I'e Valora anld It wna ploaalng to find Iho "sham" of Irlah Independence had not docolvod AniqrU'ans. GRANTS PASS CAR BANDITS GET JOLT lloaoburg.Ore.. Muy" 20. (Jt ' nen r. Hharpo, and Krnnk Miixwoll, Indicted for auto theft, were eon tenced .to maximum terma of throe years each 'In tha attite penitentiary by Judgo llamlllnn today. The young mon aro loggora and Btolo a rnr belonging to U .W. llurclurd Inat April. They woro apprehended at (Iranta Pnsa. They acknowledg ed the theft before the grand-Jury and entered (ilea ot guilty when ur rnlgnod toilny. . Mere fnmi Porllimil Conrad Ed ward (lordon, aaalalant district man ager of Peut'a Hoap company. Is tiara on buslneaa from Portland for several daya arriving Friday after Job's Itaughlera Mori A meet-! lug of llelhel No. . Joli'a liauKh tera met Thursday pveiilna In the I Maaonlc- Hall for the regular busl-j in.li neHMlon. Tna liast aosslon of ' tha 1 1 rand (iuardlau Coum II waa dis cussed and reports heard from var ious ronnultleee In charge of the work during tho visit of Portland and valley mrmhera. The next meeting will be held June I and the i final mealing of this year will occur June 14. Election of officers will Imi held June I and these offlcera will be Instulled June Id. a ' From Merrill -Mr. and Mra. lllll Hammond and son, James, and Mr. and Mrs. (ienn Hammond were among tha out of town visitors In Klamalh Kails to spend Friday from tha llammoud ranchca In the Mor rill country. From tho Fort Mrs. Hilly Wack ier waa among the out of town visitors In Klamulh Falls for a short lime Friday afternoon from bar ranch home at Fort Klamath. Meitronl Vhllor J. J. McMahon. state traffic officer of the Medford territory, and J. Morris, also of Medford. are among the buslneaa visitors bore thla week. a Hi-turn IIito Raymond Hplllau" arrived In Klanutli Falls Saturday from California, where ho baa been for the paat few years. Ho will make bla home here with his mother. Mra. O. Welch on 33) Trinity atreet. Cooked I'uoil Hnlc The ladlea of Zlon Lutheran lollies' Aid W.ll Con duct a cooked food aals for Satur day shoppers at Stone a grocery, 717 Main street, louay. i I To Vl.lt lUurli Misa Jaue Co.-- colon and Mlae Jeaunette Bchultt ' loft Friday afternoon for the Schulta ranch near Band creel;, ! where they will spend several days. 1 ... , Th lio Houtii II. Vernon Andor- son of Oakland, whu has been hern for several daya In the Interest of the Southern Pacific railroad, of . hirh he la land appraiser, 4a re-! turirng to bla homo Saturday, after' a brief stay with friends hero, a Catch l'1-li One ot the moil ! beautiful specimens of trout, pulled nut of Spragua Titer, thla aeaxon. ! waa caught Knndav by Wllllutn Qulnn of Shaw-Ilertram mill. It be , came known Friday. Mr. and Mra. j Uulnn and Mr. and Mra. Claud It. J liavla spent Sunday fishing at ' policy Flats, on Sprague river. ! Visiting Hen- Mra. It. C. Cowley la vlalllug III Klamalh Fulls from her ranch homo In the l.angell'a Valley country with Mra. Mary Drew of Pine street and. Mra. Chris Wan sled of Kan Francisco. Mrs, Draw nnd Mra. Wansted were guests at the Cowley ranch homo Thursday night. a Arrives Hen- Mrs. W. II. Ilh na- burger of Medford haa arrived hero to remulu with her husband, who '. offlllited wilb tho Peoplr'a Elec tric company. Mr. und Mrs. IthlUA bargor have taken an apurlment lu Iho Walnut apartments for the summer. She waa acioinpunled to Klumath Falls by Mrs. J. J. Skin ner of Medford. a a a ( Miirrlcd In Iikrvlew - Friends of Mra. H.iillo Fallaheo will be Intnr ealod to learn of her recent mar Huge to Jack I .a ion of Lakevlew, well known renldent of the neigh boring section. Mra. Lnxon la hero now, to bo with her young son, Jimmy Fallnhve, who waa recent1' rushed to Klamalh Valley hospital to Bobinit to an operation for the removal of his appendix. Tn.l young boy baa been reported ;.a resting easily. .- a a (oca' Houlh A. E. "Uuaty" Khoadna haa returned to San Fran cisco, after transacting business hero for some time. m m Chllil llorn Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Slack, well known residents of I)o nania, are tho parenta of a son born Friday afternoon at Klunath Valley hospital. . Mrk. Houston Improve Friends ot Mra. Fred Houston, who has been Buffering at Iho family resi dence from pneumonia, will bo In terealed to learn that abe la grad ually Improving, and la reported aa having spent a restful night. 'Losing Engineer Killed in Crash HILVEIITON, Mav in, (UP) I Cliff LaM-re, engineer, was killed land Misa Clara King, III, seriously Injured today when s h.vomotive ot the Silver Falls Tlm!.'er company ; wus knocked from tho raila by a I string ol m runaway logging cars Ion the tiantlatn slope, 2 miles I (rum here. I l-a.Mcre' was killed wbeu one cur I broke looae and rollctf upon hlin after he had leaped .from the cab1 ! lA hla engiue. Miss King auffi;rc-d : ' a vero fnjurloa when she Jumped: I from the train, t ho was brought to a local hospital. J U. of 0. Increases j In Student Roll EUdE.Nlt Ore., May 20. (UP) -- There ara now Hut! atudenta ou the University of Oregon campus, not I Including 233 medical atudenta In Portland or nearly 6000 doing ex-1 tension work. There are 13 more atudenta on the campus thla year, thun last. ! There are 1(67 men enrolled at I present and 1317 women. The. re gistration of men la 280 higher than last year.. ... WIDOW SUES FIRM FOR $6500 DAMAGES ASTORIA, Ore., May 20."(UP). The widow and daughter of Capt. K. P. T. Wood have asked for 6500 damages aa a result of Capt. Wood'a death off the mouth of the Columbia rlvor In December. 1026. Capt. Wood, a river bar pilot, had taken tho Knoxville City to ea and waa starting over the aide to return to hlaown vessel when be slipped and fell Into the sea. The suit of Mra. Margaret Wood and Peggy Wood la against the United States . Steel ' Prodncta . company, owner ot the steamer Knoxville City. y Tr C A A ill q ,r. III MlrV T Two Store. 4p.ru TOHIiSj Thrca-roonl furnished nportn.ent (or rent, Mill) Hall .Apia, 2308 Wantland. Phono 1362. Uonrd and Toom If desired, , i ' ' I Itclurna Home Frank Wood- ward of Portland, prominent nor thern resident, spent the. pant few I daya In Klamath Kails In the Inter est of Allen ft Lewla company, of 'Which ho Is sales manuger. Wood ; ward returned to Portland Thuii- d ly evening, after being a guest at 'the Wlllard hotel. r ' ' V Wrck-Eiiil In Valley Dr. an I j Mm, E. O. Wlsocnrver and Mr. and I Mrs. ( laud II. Davis uio plunnlng to leavo thla afternoon for ltoguo j river valley, where they will apend itno wecK-enu nt vvoaskii 4nn, on inn ' bunks of Iho Roguo river. I In Alluras Mrs. Hoy F. Durbln and two children, Itoy Francis, and J ine, are spending 10 daya vlsltliif! ! with frlenda and relatives In Al I tnrua. Mra. Durbln and her child ren mado the trip south with h-.'r i brother. i At Hivcrslilc W. W. Fuller of Portland, with tho National nnd Federal Forestry association, Inis recently been In Klamath Falls, 'and during his visit horo ontertnin ed tho children ot Illversido school ' on acvcrul occaslona. Tuoediy Ful- Inr, known over tho state as "Ole" . Fuller, showed slides and two reels ot movies, Including scenery ot for est life, buds, and flowers. Fol lowing tho movies he gave an hour's Impersonation of a 'swedi, speaking In tho Swedish dialect. Ho was bo thoroughly enjoyed that ho wus naked to apeak again, which ho did on Wednesday. To Return Here Rex Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Claud 11. Davis, who la completing bla first year nt lllll Military academy this Jun., will spend hla summer vacation hero with his parents. Commence ment nt the academy will tuke pluc Juno 8,. and Mrs. Us vis pluns to leave here June C for Portland to attend the exerrlsea and return with hnr non. Student cadeta and of flcera of Hill's Military academy Monday will enter camp for the us ual two wcoks' training, which la Included In tho school program. Music llepui-tinent Of Jntorojt next woek la the mooting of tho music department ot the Library chili, when Mra. (leorgo Tyson and Mr. Wlllard Johnson will hnvo chat-go ot tho prngram, to be held kMondny In tho library club room. The subject will bo "Modern Mu ale," and thero will be an interest ing program prepared. WE THANK YOU for the very liberal pctronage which we enjoyed during our TWO-FOR-ONE SALE. It wa suc cettful, far beyond our expectations. At an evidence of our appreciation for your hearty ret pome and co-operation, we are going to have an Appreciation Sale -.- 'y''. One Day Only Saturday, May 21st Some of the item selected for this sale are listed here; others will be on display in the store. Come , early, as the supply , is limited on some items. Quality Brand ALUMINUM PERCOLATORS 1 Quart .......89c Vs Quart .'.Mc 2 Quart ......$1.29 3 Quart : ' ".'..$1.59 75c Whisk Brooms 59c 50c Rubber Gloves 39c ' $3.00 Electric Hot 50c Sun. Visors 39c Plates $1.98 $1.00 Wudu & Butcher Safety Razor, QQ 50c Wade & Butcher Razor Blades, both forOJC Combination Electric Grill' & Waffle Iron $7.98 50c Lang's Everyday Chocolates, full pound 39c $1.50 Guaranteed ALARM CLOCK 98c $1.00 Ebony-back Hand Mirrors . . COc Jars Opera Stick and Mixed Candy ; 79 c 39c 'V French Castile Soap, lge. bar, a big value at 59c $5.00 to $11.00 Ukeleles Vi OFF ir&mrisfi&vuqs PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, ORECON MODERN IPOD STORES 423 Main St. . . Two Stores . ' Two Markets Car Load Buying On an advancing market gives our customers an unusual opportunity to save on staple merchandise. We have just unloaded & carload each of Sugar and Milk at our Stores here and due to an advance in the market ON BOTH these items you will find our prices for thie week-end very attractive. Try Stone's First! Our Stores are Attractive Our Service is the Best and Our Prices are Always Consistently Low! lVTtllr CARNATION BRAND (x ItXIJlJV 48 Tall Cans to Case. Per case jJTteVl- Sugar Save on Sugar Today. 100-Ib. Bag $6,691 PRUNES Oregon . Italians. 25-lb boxes Per box $1.64 CORN MEAL White or Yellow. 10-lb. Cloth Bags , Each .34 JAMS Assorted flavors, f C 3-lb. Glass Jars. Each.... tUJ BROOMS Medium weight 5-tie. Each .69 45c J 1 Pound STONE'S SUPREME COFFEE None Better Fresh Ground Here. $1.29 3 Pounds 35c 1 Pound STONE'S GREEN A Good Coffee, at BAG COFFEE a cheap price. $1.00 3 Pounds LARD Silver Leaf: fc -i Ay - Fure hog fat. 8-lbJ)l4,) LARD Silver Leaf. Save on lard. 4-lb. Pail .78 PEACHES No. 2V'a Cans, A Del Monte, sliced or aL halves. Per can 55c Quart ICE CREAM Ours is Guaranteed Why Pay More? 30cn Pint Oranges Rhubarb Medium size Local grown 2 Doz. 59c 4 lbs. 25c STONE'S MARKETS Bunch Vegetables Carrots, Turnips, Beets Per Bunch 5c STEAKS FROM CHOICE TRY YOUNG BEEF A1VA ROASTS and BOILING MEAT Round, per lb 28c STONE'S ShouldeC Roast, per lb....:17c ROLLED OATS Quick or' A A i Regular. 10-lb bags. Each TTI f, H-O OATS Quick or Reg- P ular. Regular 45c size.. Each TOILET PAPER 1,000- -4 f sheet rolls. Fine Tissue. ' I f 3 for I PORK & BEANS Van )r Camps. Medium size. ..Zj 3 for ' HOT SAUCE Regular 2 AC for 15c size. Our price II r today per can Are a part of th chain of Stone's Cash Stores, Incorporated. The same policies of quality merchandise at saving prices, together with honest, thoughtful service are to be found in our Markets as well as in our Stores. Try Stone's today you will find just the kind of meat you require. Sirloin, per lb 28c Kib, per lb. ..: 25c riTtoni T-Bone,'per lb. 32c MKbl Cross Rib, per lb ,.:.18c Short Rib, per lb ........14c Plate Boil, per lb 14c Pure Lard SILVER LEAF 2-lb. Sanitary Cartons, each 35c A Full line of Quality Sandwich and Lunch Meats at Saving Prices - Shop Early. Union Markets close at 7 p. m. Saturdays Klamath County's Leading Food Distributors
