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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1927)
TUP, KLAMATH NEWS Friday, July 22, 1927. Pa?fThrw -t- CITY BRIEFS l-'naiti Crairr Ijikr Mr. mill Mri Poll f. r"ltn-r with In t tic city yea terday hum ('ruler hike, wlwre Sir. Usher hn la-en lining iuik wink I lila nil in in ir. HIiuiiImk fiiiiii kciio- Kiln Wll klua ii lniiilnK In low it fin in her ho in p ol Keuu ynstctiluy. . Mii'iuc IhmmmI -A innrrhiRn II-c-ua ana . uruiiuttl iit i.nu I'alvlii l-olhrliiaer mid Curu K. Ilarri'tl m lli county clerk's uttlie 'yesterday. Itcfurucil llonii - Mm, JimiiM Howard ami a nuil I daughter, Vir ginia l.i-c, has returned to tic r home In California after veiling ul l ho home of her parrots, Mr and Mm. K. M. Lilian. fliti.ii' Ktitilly JrfMXf Mr, n lid Mr. K. V. Vdimlin und futir Hilld ixtt left ' tU-rtliiy iimrnUiK fur HrattJ mhI tithi-r northern ixiluin. I jinlN t lnvt Mr. ami Mr Ar- llllu Hlnd.-llhlUK ailtt lIutlKtlfirr Iff) fur Cmtir Ink yrwtini.iy ninrolnn i f t r vUliliiR jti tin liomi' of M. unit Mr. It. I,, (infill h for m-v.tu) ilnytt. Tlirjr urf i( itrntuK to tlnlr ht)nv Ht l.oiiK vli'W, W'nttli, K-Iiii1Im l uml IImki'II .rate Krvd Si lm!) ,. It and flande iiigxtl Iiiivi, left fur Sun Kruni-lai-o to trans, tit business fur few du). N l:iHi,-il limn, Kil lliirrlugtoli Ih exitectcd lii'in from I'ttlo Alio the last iarl of this week, w here ..lie wan called by ItK' il".ilk of u rlusn Irleinl. Itlrtli -A bah hoy was born In Mr. and .Mix. I,. I.. Arnclt a l Hip Klamath Vnll' hospital yesterday morning. Itrv. Thomas llelun Itev. J. Henry Tin.uins has returned home from Cortland, where lie.tuhmllted to an operation. Itev. Thorns Ih not recovering mi fast an might be ; hoped. I Visiting llrocki-iihroiigti Mm. Kied Williams, formerly of this I ' ' . bus arrived from lier home at , Oakland, Ciillf., In visit at llm liotnu 'of Mr. and Mm. J. (', llrorken- brotigli. ' Cloned hretly I'lnrliiilii dresses at lien II, urn's fur $1 '.'5. CHILOQUIN SWEPT BY COSTLY FLAMES (I 'oiitlmicri from riga One) .Willi U total loss lo building Ullll , clltruts. Iln-urmirii ('overage. All of 111.' plno'4 of l,ulnrNH, ex- rep'lnic tin? atui-kK mid thn Corhrnn hotel eru i i ; 1 1 ii 1 1 .. prjle-led br lniir:inie. Ii ua nld In chlhinuln I lam n'rhl that there nu limur ' unreyon either th'i Cue iri.n hotel ' building or eontenta. 1 All of llm bullduiKa deitriyed were of fiuiue con it r iii-tlon. mid tho lilue. fnei'd by a brl'k breex;'. , wept apeedlly IhrjuKli the ae-llon and until.. It ultnont liniiin.lhle for 'he hurriedly recruUe I vidunleer fire fl(;!Mert Ii inuke nuirli headway 1 uv.ilnat I r. rrlinatin tide of fluniea. ciitUi':uln u tttth'tut even-a vol unteer f!r.' dep.irtmeiii. Workmen from l ie (.'orenl Lumber toinpuu? j ruahel mnny feet of hoae lu Chilli fiultrn htiftlncKN aertlnu uud nubdued tbu flame only tif;,r thiy rea-h.'d t!ie building vf brlrk or ronr.pte ronatrurtion. Ileparli of tlio Jlre n- eived In . KinuiHth Kalla wi re to Ihe effect : that the puMre tou of LIHI "iiilo wuh doomed. Klre Ch!. f Keith Ambrose run led to the- rvaervatlin town to lend bit aid In iimbuttlnx ; (be flumet,. I lie Area Hoped Off. i ' The fire wat null tnoulderltiic Mi;t ulxUt. but llm buruPil area wan roped . ff mid BuardM were watrhlnx I ho Incipient blaxe to privent further iprad of (he flumei. "Th rtixldvtiti of ('! I loij u In cur I h Inly deaervo a lot ol credit for the inuaner In whk'i they turned out to flKht tho tiro," acrordlna to l.ouln l'ullli. Clilloijuln bualnuaa man who brouxhl the first uuthin He word of the fire to Tho Nrwi. "Had It not been for tho coopera tion of the people there, the fire would undoubtedly -haro bven much worae,'' he declared. Wet blunkota a p read over the Idea of the roof of the atru turn Willi h houaoa Polln'a confectionery, anved that bulldlnx. I'olln aulil. The fact that t ie wind waa In furor of ihn firs fighter, wua auld by I'olln to be another Important fac tor In controlllnir the blaze, tiooil K'Mire. Service rendered by the four telephone oiieratora at the Chllo quln exehanxe. wua commended by I many. The glrla, virtually awamped i wltb culls relative to the fire, from ' outaide polnla, handled 1'ila In ifurmatlon In courteou faahlon. it I wax aald, meanwhile endeavoring 'to anawer hundrcda of call ou the j Dempacy-Bharkey fight lu 'New j York. j The Htaudurd Oil company aent jail ita fire fixating , equipment to 'the acene of the blaxe, in:!u!lng i hoae and extlngufkhera. ! WEED ROAD TO BE COMPLETED SOON At the Pine Tree MY KITCHEN NOTEBOOK by TKvuj. ThtoJoC Datl Sclaatc CvummIot Summer FooJt of Ttotty Coolnett What hualuind. cfimlnx home llred and hot from work, won't re- Ttrp vhm he tlnda nt hli elbow n tinkling, froaty guiaiv of lemonnde or Iced tea, particularly when It la followed hy a aunper of chill, crlup aalad, thin, tempting alleea of cold meat, and a fruity, refreshing Ice. Frozen Salad tnd Iced Coffee Two of my moat popultif hot Irputher fooda are frnreu aalud iilid Iced coffee. The aiilnd. with Ita hnp py combination of fruit, muyon sialae aud rbillneaa, ami tho coffee, vilth Ha rich, amiKith creamlneaa, .are irnariintiwd lo convert any heat frnr.Tled lemtier into complete amia bility. In Imth theaa deleclnlile reel lira . f count Curnutluit Milk the luoat lmtHirtuiit Ingredient. , The Dependable Milk f for Hot Weather T enn always, rely on Carnation Milk Ifa aure tobe puro and weet. no matter how bot the day. It doean't rnry, either, aa doea or dinary milk, but la uniform In qual ity, with a double creamlneaa, he raliae ltla evaporated to double rlebneaa. I know It 'n of high quality, hoeauae It cornea from aelectcd herda aucli aa thnan aupplylng the rondenairy at Ilillaboro. 1 know It la aliaoliitely anfu because It' aterll-Ir.ed. Helng completely dependable. Carnation Ih peouomU-al. aavliig the ttauiil wanto of "turned" miik und apolled foods. And. aa uuy doineatlc aelence expert will tell yoj, it give cooking results tiuit esai the best of iMittled milk cannot equal- a smooth creamlneaa, a line (j'xture. that are unmiHtakable In ice creuma, aoujis, amices, puddlnga, cakes and custards. This apecitil quality of Carnation Milk la due to "homogenf union.' by which the cream globules aro broken up into minute purtlclca and distributed evenly throughout ev ery drop of milk. I've Mime wonderful recipe for hot-weuther Huluda aud lee cream In "My Hundred Favorite Recipes" tho Cnrnatlun Cook Book, Won't you Bend for this free liocklel? Ad dress Carnntlon Milk I'rnducla Co. Ullsan tit., l'ortlaud. Carnation Frozen Salad ' cup mayonnaise. 1 cup'Carnn tlon Milk, 1 cup wlpping creiiin, ?4 cup chopiied black, walnut. 1 cup chopped pineapple, 1 cup chopped cherries. 1 cup apricots or peaches, 1 orange. 1 grapefruit. Comblno Carnation and Cream, chill nnd whip. Chop fruit: add to whipped cream mixed with mayonnaise, omitting fruit Juice. Park In baking powder tins or round inoulda; placo lu a 1 to 3 salt Ire mixture .1 hours, Servo In 1-lnch allcea on lettuce., (Continued from Page One) throughout northern California, southern Oregon, and western Ne vada. They came here after apend Ing a day at Crater lake, an attrac tion which they were uuanimoua In declaring to be another excellent reason for a ahortur route between tbl biiln and the bay district of California. Those who attended . the joint meeting were: 1). V. Saeltxer, Kedding: Car! Lumua, Ralramenlo; II. 11. Dun ning, Mnryavllle: W. (i. Lee, Aub urn; Itny Junes, Maryavllle; O. U. Hteele. Yreka. and W. Boucher. Sacramento. Klamnlh Fall repre aentutlvea were: W. C. Dulton. di rector In charge of the chamber roads and highways committee: County Judge Roddard, George Wal ton. C. A. Dunn. J. C. Boyle, C. f. Martin and Lynn Sabln. OH'S STAGF. ILllll. A mid made by police at 132 So. Second atreet early yesterday morn- Ing. netted a pitcher full of moon shine, a gallon Jug half fu'.l, and j eight empty Jugs. ! Ml over-apron d reuses ou sale to I day at Bee Begin atore for only I DO cent. I (Jlrla how'd you like to havo i for your lover a fl.-ry. oot-hcuded Spaniard who fl'hls battles with ' bull whips for your love? Bounds I I lulereallng doean't it? .1 I And when the lover la that hand- j some Antonio Moreno that makes It all tha more Interesting. ! Well .Aiitonlo certainly mak;s It; llntereatlng enough fur U ret a Uarbo. , lu "The Temptreaa," now playing at ' ; the J'lna Tree Theatre and ho j make U, Inierpallng for ilm, too j I bc.'aun. ue get hi uilnto tha bull' whip fight und all tbe 'ruat of the' ( troublo .be t l ' buttle. Which ; iahow what a flapper can do. 1 Mia Gaxbo I adorable. Her forgeoua gowna her gllltrrlug per-1 onullty- no wonder even the !iand-; aome Tour quite loat bis h'-ad over, I her. i , I 4 Another treat Is promised tho j patrons of th Pine Tree by the' second appearance of eight' act of ' ; "Amateur Vaudeville, " Mupy new j fuces apcclalty numbera, a four-year-old prima donna, and some' ; snappy dancer will appear before the footlights for your approv.il. j IThey approbate four applauso so '' don't stay awy. but come and ')or.t these youngsters. ' See the new fall woolens at Orre Tailor Shop they are different and Ipricea are right. KUYKENDALL BACK, FOLLOWING INJURY i KobeTt B. Kuykendall. attorney of this city,, and a member of the firm of Kuykendall and Kuykon dull, who has been convalescing In the Rood Samaratan hospital In .Portland for aome weeks past, as ;a result of a severely fractured 'limb, returned home Thursday. ! Kuykendall wa a delegate to the 'Amerlctjn Legion convention at Laillenn nomination for attorney gen-; tlrunde 1hla week, but wa unable tra' n" )' ( to attend. Mo l alnte cotntnlttee-., ' man of ... K.ama.h repu fc, Vn" a","? t'odav"", lcan central commltte. and l s.,5i .7iT ,U.7S Be aure to : promlnenUy mentionial In Ortegnn aa lhl,m 0JforB you niak, a la possible eaudldale for the re pub-; chaae. I .. - -I- -i I.J I -I -1 . I. . - - HI'KCIAL Un I'crmiwiewt Wave IS to first lo applicant PKAItt F. IIKALTY HIKH'PR Phone 3v 63 Main FURNACE Heating Plant For Sale 20,000 to 30,000 capacity. Used one winter. ' $125.00 list North Ol li . l'lione :I71 EXPERT r . D i i SHOP OUR F1TTEIIS Our Entire Regular Stock WINDOWS Buster Brown's Store-Wide Shoe Sale MEN-WOMEN-CHILDREN All Colors, Styles and Sizes Reg;. $10.00 Now $5.95 Reg. $7 and $8 Now $4.95 y1- 0- " Reg. IC.8S & S5.85 Now $3.95 Men- -Men while they last- Just two prices $3.95 and $5.95 High Shoes $5.95 and $3.95 Oxfords $3.95 and $5.95 VA Off On All Work Shoes One-Fourth to One-third Off on all Children's Shoes! WE SATISFY OR YOUR MONEY BACK Good School Hosiery for Children, 19c and 29c i XOTlfK Of H.M.K Ol' RK.Ui vnf KltTV Vttll lIKI.IXyl'KXT I.M MtDVKMKXT ASSKHSMK.NT. ill ' ' argaaaaBBHgsaaaaBaaaaaaaBaI III '""-.Caaaai imt"' , iymnrri For making dressing for cool salads, for creaming iced coffee and for all other sum mer milk needs, Car nation is Ideal. Keeps sweet and fresh with out ice. Always ready when you want it. (Set ttctpt tbmr) A Qnarlrr Crnlury in Oregon I C I37 rimalton Milk Pmdiirti PA J mm Ity virtue of a warrant Isaucd by tho rollre Jmlge of tho City of Klamath Kalla. Oregon, dated tlio 2 Slid day of June, A. 1). 1937. ami to mo directed, notlco la hereby given that I havo levied upon thu followiug-deacrlbcd real property, to-wlt: Lot 15. block 11. Hot Springs addition In tho City of Klamath KiiIIb, Klamath county, Oregon, taken and loried upon aa the prop erly Of A. J. Scott, In satlataction of a certain paving Ilea created and docketed by tho City of Klam ath Kal I a, Oregon, for a propor tionate slinro of tho coat of Ira proving 46th Improvement Dull,' which aald lien la docketed In vol ume 4 of the city lien docket of aid city at pagn 117 thereof, on the date of October 2G. A. J). 1 :'(), In the rum of $44(1. lit). No tice la also hereby given, that the underalgned will, on the !5th day of July. A. D. . 1927, at the hour of 10 o'clock, a, m, nf aald day, at the front door of tho city hall In aald city, acll nt public auction lo the highest bidder for cash In hand, tha aforementioned aud de scribed real property, or ao much thereof aa may be ncceasnry to sat isfy tho above lien In the. sum of $448. 6S, together with Intorcst thereon at the rate of 8 per cent per annum from tho !6lh day of October, A. D. 1926, und together with the coats and disbursements of sale herounder. KK1TH K. AMBROSE, Chief of Police of the City of Klamath Palls, Oregon. J.24-JV.1-S-1B-22 Bring Your Tooth Troubles To Us Wo can make jour tooth t miwa vanish that 'a our business. . Tho first neglect Is tho worst catch decay nt the beginning nnd the worst of your teeth troubles will bo over. Wo apccuillic In extrac tion nn'il pinto ,' work, PORTLAND PAINLESS DENTISTS ' 1)11. HAVEN'S, Mgr. rhono 04 Cor. 11th Main OFFICE SUPPLIES j UNDERWOOD'S KODAKS & SUPPLIES aaflaaaataBaaaaHaaaalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalalaH SPECIALS Regular $1.50 Alarm Clocks 98c NYLOTIS CREAMS 35c and 65c Sole Agents . IVIANA TOILET GOODS y BOX STATIONERY SPECIAL Regular $1.50 Doll Head Stationeiy ' 98c LATHER BRUSHES Regular $2.50 ICY-HOT LUNCH BOX with pint thermos bottle $1.98 I I I , M, alv a!-;l--'JB aaMgaaVMgBaMaaaHgamS Regular 75c RUBBER GLOVES Pair, 49c NYLOTIS Face Powder 60c and $1.00 5JS ! C.AIVnR'C. rHOr.OI.ATFS CURLING IRON Special, 98c TOOTH PASTE SPECIAL Cvy l""! ! A iyai iootn jjiusu .ov V V V Total $1.00 Af s) SOTH FOR 73c -r I KODAK. ALBUMS LADIES PURSES 1-3 OFF, Saturday Only New Styles, Real Leather 50c to $10.00 35c to $5.50 MOSQUITO LOTION I puritSJ TJ00fe KLAMATH FALLS OREGOW WHCI t ' PARTICULAR PEOPLE ' BUY THCIR DRUGS littlURiffT'i FLY-TOX and SPRAYERS