THE KLAMATH NEWS
Thimwlay. Juno 2, 1927.
Pair Tbre
I. C. C. Blocks Rate
Cut by Railroads
WAHIIINflTON. Juno 1, AI)
A revlaloll ut livestock rale ll
twoon western producing points mid
Ilia ( lilraHo .acslng plant. which
rullroaits iriimril In make effec
tive today, has hoen blocked Ijy an
order of I ho Interstate commerce
cnminlaslnn.
The coniinlaalim held III propos
ed revision would reaull In anli
lanllal Increaae on mat ot I he
traffic affected and ordered the
weatoru rallroada to maintain their
present schedule, until January 1,
pending an Inclination to drierm
Inn I ho re.aaonalilllly , of Ilia new
ralta.
Illustrating Ilia effect of tho
arhedulea which II euapended. Ihi
ronunlaalon aald (hat Ilia llvoatork
rat ra from Ht. Paul lo Chicago an
tho preaenl baala I lot, cents per
lull ponmla, whila Iho propowd rnlo
would bo 3 cent.; from Hloul Vol la
lo Chlraito. a preaeut rat nf 33 u
rente per 100 pounda would becomu ' Im aihool I hero.
3H. while from Omaha lha prim
on! rata of 36 conta would heroine
3a H conta.
Tho llluatratlnna were aald to
represent Iho effort nf Iho ached
' uloa from all rnnllgunua territory to
the polnta mentioned.
CITY BRIEFS
Mra.lother handwork. Patron a and
frieiids are cordially requested to at
tend. Tea will be served durlnic
the afternoon
P. T. A.
luilir (llrl llorn Mr. and
Uullan Manning are rejoicing over
I the birth of a baby girl, born yea
terday at Ihelr homo In lllllalde
addlllnn. The baby hue not yet
boon named.
Hark from Vacation Howard
Wtat of the Weatern Auto Hupply la
bark to work after a two weeka
vacation In llakerafleld, California.
IIjiIiImiii Iti-turue - Will llaldwln
of Iho lluldwln llardwaro company
returned home Tueaday from Han
rranrlero. and oilier poinia aoiitn.
Whllo away he vlalted lu HI. Helena haa not made previous arrange
with hla mother whoae hoallh, herimenla may come on either day at
many frlenda will be plnaaed to lone o'clock,
know, la very much Improved. I
Can I(-Klapr Cara registering
l-cnvlng for Houlh Jimmy flwan- at the Chamber of Commerce yea
aen of Hwansen'e llarber Hhop, is lerday are: Mr. and Mra. J. Wer
leavlng Hunriay for Paaadeua to Joln'slcg. Oakland; A. Kdwanta, Oak
hla wife and two anna. Kdward and. land; (i. Albem. Oakland; N. Itooa,
Kan Francfaro; Mra. Nellie Cantrell.
Portland; Henry Laraon, Spokane.
New Reclamation
Board in Session
8AI.KM, Ore.. June 1. (A.P.I
The atale reclamation coiumlaalon.
created by Ilia ll27 legislature .and
which takea the place of the old
by nieiubcra of the id""' '"' u'lr'1 tB Irrigation
DEATHS
'Presbyterian Meet !
Has Peaceful End
IMVIU
Klhel David, aged 14 yeara.
BAM FRANCISCO. June 1. (CP.)
iTba 1311th general aaaembly of thai
I Preabyterlan church haa reached a
I peaceful concluaton, deiplte tbreata
'that controvert! il religions debatea
Mllla Ailillllon Clinic-I'rearhoo!
cllnlca will be held at 1:00 p. m.
Thuraday and Friday of l hla week
at tho Mllla echool. Dr. Kswaom
will be the examining phyalrlan.
Any child who la to outer the flrat
jtrude next fall and who Uvea In the
Mllla dlatrlct la Invited. Tboae who
have made appoliitmentH are asked
to come on time and anyone who
pan
jed away In Hertford, Oregon, at an
.early hour Wednesday morning.
A short lime A ah til taken
in -i.n. .,hi di.m. might throw the gathering Into
aecurlllo. commla.lon held II. f Ir.t , . w ordert1 hora. bluer wrangling,
meeting today. Nothing waa donih. ,,hA ,hi ml The aaaembly ended It. session
except dlscuwdon of a plan of or-, com , Jou ,, Wednesday afternoon with the torn-
gaiiliatlon. Thla will rauae prac- (jrd , ,Le BO,plIaI, Th.pletlon of committee electlona. The
tlcally no change In the peraonnol I rmalnl m9 nmod IO ,be Toweyi,s2 meeting will be held In Tulaa.
of the engineering department. lMortu.rr, Pln. ,t KlKhth rM1. Oklahoma.
The board will meet again tomor-1 where frlenda are welcome to call, i The mo,t recent barrier hurdled
row to appoint a atate engineer. It ; Funeral announcement will be madelbr church men in their program
la conceded that Ithoa Lupor will beiat
a later date. tf harmony concerned the Buch-
leuppolnted. -
The atute board of control will
hold H. June meeting tomorrow
inatead of Friday, the regular date. I
On Friday the board will attend
the atrawherry feetlral at fjebanon.
Merle. The hoye have been attend-
(lolf Tournament Ladloa day at
lha lleamea Club, on Thuraday, la
the data of the Women'. Auxiliary
golf tournament. A lurgo atten
dance I. expected.
FEDERAL WORKERS
GET HALF HOLIDAYS
Kmployn of the Federal fnvorn-1
tnont may lakn It y on all Bat
unlayi tVfry Hummer, arrnrtllnn In,
an nxpriitlVf ont.T Mlgnrd hy lrtnl
dwut t'oulltljifl on Mny 9 which ruaiU
an follow:
It In orlro that from (Tin flrI
Salurdajr of June lo tho lam Haiur
day of Hfplvmbr, both Inrluaivo, ot
rarh yar until further antlr, four
hour, vt'lualvA of llm for lunch
oon, ihall roaatltnio a daya work on
Katnrdaya for nit clrrka and other,
employe of Iho pedornl Rnrorn
menl, wherever employed; and all
rxncullva or other ordera In eon tl let
herewith, it c o p t lha Kxecutlve
Order of April 4, 1908, relating lo
certain naval atailona. are hereby
revoked. r
BROWN HEARING SET
OVER TO THURSDAY
(1. II. Murphy, a r re ted on- a
vaaranry chant, entered the plea of
not lulliy yemerday to rollre Judge
CaihaRen. Murphy waa fitted I GO
and 60 dnya In the rlty Jail, tho lam'
iirnlem-4 be In a: aupfnded upon good
behavior on condition that the do
fendant leava the city within 24
hnura and remain away from Klam
ath Pall. 1. II. MnnnlnR wan
attorney for the defendant.
Tho ran of K. J. Ilrown,
liquor rharite. wan continued
two o'clock ihla nftornoon.
LONE PINE
on a
until
(lly P.UI INW lll-UHI.KV)
Nwa Corrmpondent '
Mra. Dolen la expected homo thla
week from Medfnrd where nhe haa
been vialilng with her daughter. x
K. I- llopkln. and Pink Dark,
wero Klamath Falla vlaltora Thura
day. Clyde Ilarka took a load nf wheat
down on Tula lake for M. P. Oalar
nrau Thuraday where Mr. Oalarnoau
haa a homealead. Willi. Fowler I.
helping him aow hla wheat.
Charley Calarneau la helping Mr.
Craven plant potatoes thla week.
Mr. and Mra. H. K. Kninan waa In
Klamath Falla Thuraday.
Mra. Klger and Carl and Audrey,
Mra. R. F. Iloaaley and children
ntlended ths club plrluro show at
Morrill Thuraday evening.
Mr. and Mra. Splla and Charlott
nueaaing of Klamath Fall, wero
calling In thla neighborhood Sun
day. Mra. A. Ilunncll and daughter,
Mra. Miller, called on Mra. It. F,
Ileaaloy Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. M. P. (lalarnean
and children and Mr. and Mra. S. K.
Knman attended the party at A.
Ilunnell'a In Spring Lake, given In
honor of Mr. and Mra. Miller.
PAItK lMMIIARV FIXKO
lly virtue of The Colllor bill In
troduced at tho recent loglalutlvo
.canton, all of Crater Lake na
tlnnal park now He. within Ktami
nth county. Tho law, Introduced bt
the Klamath legislator, became ef
fectlve yeaterday. The houndnrlea
of the county are changed lo give
thla county a part of the pnrk re
serve that formerly wa. In Douglas
county. Klamath acquires approx
imately too arrea under the new
law. i
CAItl OF THAXKH
We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our frlenila. relatives, and
the Masonic Lodge, for their beau
tiful flowers and for Iho klndneaa
end avmnaihv ahown us during the
illneaa and bereavement of our he-
loren imimi, ini'., mmi .........
Mrs. Mary Chcyene and Family,
Jams. Cheyno and Family,
Robert Cheyne and Family,
Alex Cheyene and Family,
Mrs. 0. 8, Thompson nnd Fnmlly,
Mrs. L. II. Dawson and. Family.
(iurata of MIjm Hi'taor The Misses
Thlna and Helen Anderson ar.i
houae gueats for the remainder of
the week at the home nf Mlas Anna
Holier on Waahlugton street.
To Valley City Wllmont Bandum
waa In .Medford yraierday on Copco
bualneaa.
Tnke. Poalt Ion Miss Zopha Rog
ers, graduate of the rlaas of 'S7
haa accepted a position in the Flrsi
National Hank, taking the place of
Mlaa Myrtla Sherman.
" llualneea Trip llruco IK-nnla was
III ljikovlow yeaterday on hualnosa.
Kerwln. Here Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Kerwln, of Dnrrla. wore In
the city yeaterday shopping and
vlattlng frlenda. Kerwln waa for
merly a Klamath county high school
atudent.
To llnrrk Mill Woalfull Is visit
ing In Dorrls today.
'
Itrrelvnl Apolntmrnt-Mr. Flora
llayden. bookkeeper tor th. Klamath
News, received an appointment as
Notary Public yesterday.
To Atlend Kverrlso. C.eorye Wal
ton la leaving Sunday for aouthern
California to attend tho graduation
of hi. daughter, Mra. Jnmea Itusaoll
llodloy from Iho College of the
Parlllr. Immediately after the ex
ercises. Mr. and Mra. Ilodley are
leaving for Europe where they will
continue their muMc aiuiflo. for
year.
-
lo-aic for Man KrnncUco Mr..
May Nlehola. and Mlaa Victoria
Webber loft thla week for San Fran
claco where they will make their
home. Mra. Nlcholaa baa been visit
ing here for the past three months
llh Mr.. Webber. Mr.. liny Kany
and Mr.. V. Quitch.
llali) Daughter A hahy daughter
waa born to air. ana aire, juuu
Hohrokowe yeaterday at Iho Klamath
Valley ho.pltal.
Vbdte Slater Mr.. Bertha Bell
and aon visited with her alater, Mra.
Jamea Drlaroll thla week, returning
to her homo In Uly yesterday.
In from Merrill Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Arnold and son. Marshall, and
Mr. and Mr.. . P. Shamhart were
In from Merrill yesterday shopping.
Visit. Family L. J. Orres of the
Orrea Tailor Shop apent Decoration
Day with hla wlfo and daughter at
Ashland, returning Wednesday.
From IkirrU F. E. Fanning of
Talent, Oregon, spent a few daya In
Iho clly on business, reluming to
hla homo In Dnrrla thla morning.
Fan-view Hchool Kxhlbit Fair-
view arhool la holding an exhibit ot
school work Friday. June S. from
1:15 to 4 p. m. Tho exhibit will
consist of booklets, maps, art work.
froehunrt cutting, penmanship, and
luxk lo Work Miss Jo t'pp, re-
cenily returned from Portland
where she underwent an apprndirltla
operation, resumed her work In Ibe
Klamath Comity Abatrurt company
yesterday.
e
Joist DaugliK'ni 3!ii-t--The Joba
Daughter, will meet tonight at the
.Muaonlc Templo at eight o'clock to
dlscuaa the plana for going to Med
ford where they will put on the
Initiation work.
m m
Mm. Armour of Chicago, aplrlt-
unllat advtncr and trance modlmn.
will be III Klamath Falla a few daya
ami give private rending, at the
Empire Motel. Idiom 11. .Mrs. Ar
mour la nuiionally kuown a. a fum-
oua medium. Adv.
Hold F.lccllou The Joha Daugh
ter, held elections last ni.ht at the
Masonic Hull. Mlas Allsa Maasey h
tho retiring Honored Queen.
Accepts Poaltlon A. MucTaggart
who recently arrived from Spokane
Waahlugton. has taken
the Orres Tailor Shop on North
Fourth atreet.
Realty Transfers
Charlea J. Swingle, et nx. to R.
C. tirovaherk: Sec II:
NK1, Sec. lt-40-n' with all water
rlghta (&-2A-27.)
Haiet Hegli-y el vlr. Ft. II . to
John M.llerglund: Lot m Blk
111!! Mill. Addn. lo K. F.
John M. .Rcrglund. of ux. to Rob
ert II. Ileaiey and Hazol M. Ilcg
ley: Part l-ot 17 111". 37. Hot Spg.
The K. D. Co.. lo C. R. DeLan;
Lola 13-13 Blk. tt lllllalde Addn,
K. F.
Harry L. Martin to Anna C, Mar
tin (hla wife) NWV. Sec. 3-11-11.
AOCHTIX Itl'IZ
Aguatin Kali. native of Mexico,
passed away Wedneaday morning In
this rlty following an Illness of two
months. He waa 27 year. old. The
remalna are at the Karl Whltlock
Funeral Home, Pine avenue at Sixth,
where frlenda may call. Funeral
arrangementa wilt be announced
later.
janan-New York Synod Judicial case,
! which threatened for a time to
i plunge the delegate. Into hot dls
Icusston In the virgin birth of Christ.
COAL
VOISO COAL A TRANSFER. CO.
Phone 10O7
PLATES
that
Look Natural
are the kind we guaran
tee you. A new German
composition haa made it
possible for us to do this.
These) Plates Don't
Break . , '
They are comfortable and
safe.
PORTLAND .
PAINLESS
DENTISTS
DR. HAVEX9, Mgr. .
Phone 94 Cor. lltta Mala
Frlenda of patients and the gen'
ral public are welcomed at Klam
ath valley Hospital, van ere me com
fort of the (Ick la the Brat con
sideration For result! us Nows Class Ads.
Merrill Visitors Mrs. C. W.
Bailey and .on, Millie, wore in the
city from Morrill yeaterday .hopping
and visiting frlonds.
From Southern Callfomui-fieorge
Marlon la In the city from Southern
California vlattlng O. R. Wilson for
a few day..
From Henley Mrs. II. W. Short,
and daughters. iSr and Jler.vl, and
Mlaa June Bradbury were In, tho
city from Henley yesterday.
Mlaa Short Visiting Miss Mary
Short of Henley is visiting for a
few day. on tho Daltnn ranch.
To fhllnquln Merle Rimer was
In Chllouuin yesterday on business.
At the Hotel W lllunl Among the
gue.t. reglatered at the hotel Wil
lard yeaterday are: A. R. At wood.
Han Francisco: M. K. Richardson.
I'ortluml: J. 1). Tnmnnt, Longvlew;
F. A. Fement, Chicago: Jamea Fra-j
tier, San Francisco: F., R. Lamon. !
San Francisco: A. R. le!ano. Oak-!
land: a. K. Bratty. Portland: Mr.
and Mrs. W. F. Dodson, Portland.
Former Resilient Here Arlee
Worrell, formerly of Klamath Falls
and property owner of thla clly la
here far a brief business visit from
Ashland where he Is now located in
the raising of rabbits and pigeons.
From Fort Klamath Mra. James
Pulton or Fort Klamath la shopping
In Ihe clly thla afternoon from her
ranch home In tho neighboring com
munity.
From Algomn-Mrs. William Dunn
of Algoma la here thla afternoon on
s brief shopping trip.
MtillTI.Y WORSHIP
ltev. and Mr.. J. A. Krlng will
hold evangelistic service, for the
Naterine church In the large tent
an Ihe corner of Garden and Mar
tin atreets. Kveryone la welcome to
tho aervlrea which atart at 7:30
every evening. Special music wilt
he given by Floyd W. Hawkins.
Comer Jones et us. Adda. to
Kwatina llog Co; RWy.SWt, Sec.
Jt-35-9.
J. M. Bedford, et ux. to Ewauna
Box Co.; KK148WU Sec. S4-35-H.
Fred L. Rutledno. et si. to Kla
math County: Sit ft. r-of-w across
Part Sec. 1-40-7.
Nellie Ferris, et vir. to C. C. Kel
loy and it. L. Ore;n: l-ot a Blk. iS
Ruena Vista Addn.
Burt K. Hawkiua. sheriff tu the
lloraofly Irrigation lllatrirt: (tax
foreclosure I KV.SW'1: WH8W14
lor Lots 3-41 and SV!48E'4 Sec.
position at i ;.,, uh.f,. it. c. Williams:
iLote IS to 24. Blk. 23. Beach
Holghla.
Tho K. I). Co., lo R. 1.. Burson;
Lot 24 Blk 7. IncU.Irlal Addn.
Fred J. Roldln l" tl. K. Clllesple
and l.un a M. (liilesple: CUX32 ft. In
Lot.S of Srfc. 12-41-10 (Merrill.)
I'niied Statea to Claude Gaines;
Farm Unit K In Sec. 13-41-11.
CIRCl'IT COl'RT.
American Natl. Bank vs. F. Free
man; 1300.00. Judgment lien dock'
otcd. v.
F. Hill Hunter . Whee)rr-Olm.
lead Co.: -SI . 379. 14.-. .Judg
ment docketed. T " " U
Judgment liens nlso docketed
against the following defendant.:
Ester J. 1-awton: J15.00.
Frank Krixo and Julia Krito,
$12.50. ' '
New Summer Hats
In
Leghorn, Milan, Felts, and Crocheted Visca.
Popular shades and shapes!
Surprisingly low prices
$5.95 to $10.00
There is a reduction on all other Hats in sport
and dress models.
Let us supply you with accessories:
t D'Orsay Perfume, Powder, Rouge
Flowers, Lingerie and Scarfs.
Tib
8W& TMiags
301 South Seventh Street
LEARN TO DANCE
From u Known Teacher)
Dorothy ' Baker
School of Dancing
IUU Room and Stage
Lesaong Any Tim. By
Appointment .
1113 Main St.
Phone 848-W
TSgw
my work will
be easier"
MOTTTF.R :- Fletcher's
Castoria is especially pre
pared to relieve Infants in
arms and Children all ages of
Constipation, Flatulency, .Wind
Colic and Diarrhea; allaying
Feverishness arising therefrom, and, by regulating the Stomach
and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep.
To avoid Imitations, always look for the signature of
Absolutely Harmlcas -No Opiates, Physicians everywhere rtcommcni it.
MM,
aVaBBBamis v
Vt.-'S.ils)aii Tiii all ,
Hare Your Broken Automobile
Glass Replaced Quickly
While You Wait
BOB RYAN'S AUTO
TOP SHOP
1413 Main St,
N0TK: See Bhohy Ryan'-nlout .
your car awnlug. -
Howard R. Perrin
Designs and Plans
INDUSTRIAL AND
COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS
800 Hops Dlufc. Phone
The
Electric
Range
Adds joy to housekeeping
Simplifies housework as no other range can!
Not only does the electric range make cooking
easier and more certain it lightens the whole
burden of housekeeping.
Find out how automatic cooking
frees you from the kitchen
Hot Summer Days are here. Only a few dollars
down buys the latest model Electric Range
with Automatic Oven Control. Balance in 12
equal monthly payments. Ask your dealer.
The California Oregon Power Company
OFFICES.
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