t thf; kt;amath news
Thursday." July 2$, li27. '
GITY BRIEFS
1envn fur Portland Mr. ami
Mm. t'luuU Davis loft Iimi nliilit
(or rartlanil to attend Huyera'
Wook. .
,
Oil Vacation Mr. and Mr.
Charles Monro and children, ac-
uompanim) by Ml Edna, Dunbar, w'"',rn " vlH,t Ind-iflnltoly,
ujoloraii tuJttHilr cabin at l.Bku'""'1 l"'rbuii mnko htr futuni
a' Ilia U'nnilK in .luinit f.,i rfuv.
J.JMulor lo lorrbt W. M. Dun-
caa nud (lurry Dalvln nlotored to
com puny ( Moduc Point ban ro
luniH homo afttir transacting
buluivin 1n Bun Francisco for
aovvral tiny. ' '
t . '
l.t'itvrs for Turoiiin Mra, Ollvo
ItnruhlMi'l haii led fur Tacomu,
rYniii Merrill i. n. Colllna
and, K. (l,,,Ilurtlrroil of Merrill
Salvation Army '
Drive to Start
Members of thn Salvation Army
ndvliury board met at Ilia Vol-
DEATHS
Dlorria Vu.ti.rdav to transact l.ui.1. i ' ''J' transacting busl-
"V,,-. lima yesterday.
NTKI'HKX HAW, HH, (. 1
Friends are rcspoctrully Invited
to attend tho funeral service for '.
orans Memorial liulldlnK rampalKiij tIU late Htophcn Bubo, Br., -to be1
hund'iiiartnra Tuesday afloriioon (old this tThursday) afternoon
In tb Interests of tho 5.uuu ' 0, s:3ii o'clock utMlhe Karl Whit-!
"lli-art Kund" campaign com-j ck Funeral Jlpnwi; I'lna vkoub
menrtm next Tuesday.' , jaf sixth., -with UeV. ' J. Henry j
. Tlia plan of orKuliUutlon adopt-1 Thomas of Bt.'Pnllls Episcopal.'
d U to go ahad In . systematic1 hurt b; JQJafatlii. - luicrnymt-,
manner, following, .tho "Heart, will bar roajlnidtti tnar lami.i ipi
Fund", send-off inmitlog . nuxt In UukvllU!brielBt
The funeral Servians
...
y , i l
v., hopping from 'lilliilii
Mm. I.nyol W. Cbrlaly la In town
(yr, a,(yw laya ahopplng from her
homo at. ilhlloquln. , Hho la visit- J
lug at Ilia homo of ber mother,
Mr. J. 8. Dakar.
'
, tiolf Meeting Today The Wom
en's (lolf tournament will hold a
luatrhed gaiiiv today. . A mottling
0( I be Women'a (lolf aasocuillon
will be hold tills morning at
10:80. . . ,
.
lla Monro Iji'avra Mlaa Ven
ire Moore lull for Oakland. Calif.,
yaslarduy morning after visiting
with ber parents, Mr. and Mrs.
A. II. Moore, of Ilia Ilaldwln Ho
lei. Mliis Mooro will re-entor
''bunllit'rs college. i i
.
''" Varty at Ijikr. o tli Wooila
Mr. and Mra. Claud IMvIa, Mr.
j,n"d Mra. Aus'ln Cox. Mr. and
Mrs.1, 'Jjhn lloualnn. Jr., Miss
Huih Lindsay, llabe C.rccn and
Marshall Ileevea spent the week
end at "Idle, Wilde." tho aummer
cabin of Fred L. Houston at Luke
o' the Woods.
IWt for Mh1ioMIm Tlalsy
Park, dmxhter of Mr. and Mrs.
II. 1). 1'ark of the Hwan confec
tionery, lull yoalorday for McCall,
Idaho, to apend a month's vaca
tion with frlenda and relatives In
the former home city of the
l'arko.
Kiturne to l'orthiiiil Miss
.Maudo McCauloy , of Portland,
who has been visiting her oldor
alster, Mra. David . It. Vanden
borg, for the paat threo weeks,
hia returned to her home.
, , , ,
Ilnlgu IWiInn Mra. Lea
Smith, clerk of tho city council
under Judx" I-m (laghaaen, lias
resigned from her position, ask
ing thai It become effective Aug
ust J.
, V.-.JV- . .i
. Xcw . Manuititr Ih-m II. A.
Thompson has arrived hern from
Kugeuo lu becomv tho new niun
aaor of the I'lno Tree pharmacy.
Ho and his wlfo havo mado.llmlr
home at tho Hunaei aparttnonta.
T. A. t'olc, former manager of the
, phuruiacy, bus liitt tor Ashland
to mnko Ills future home with
his family.
1 ......
. . fonnt'lly lining Houth A. J.
J Connolly of Connelly Hrnthera, la
leaving lodny for Loa Angelea to
' Join his daughter Kutherlnn, who
la attending school there. He will
visit aoveral bay, cities en routo,
and upon his mttirn home ho will
. bo accompanied by 1Mb daughtor.
(Jranta'l'aHit Man Here C. A.
Winctrout of Grants Pass arrived
here ycatorday to spoud aoveral
days on business. Ho la Jnter
onlciljn tho llulalgcr Motor com
pany. ,--I
VLil,tliig Jt'roni HunC arloa
Victor Montro. a nephew of Mr.
and Mra. It. Hrearcllffa. la visit
ing hero from Ran Carlos, Calif.
,.
. Hlioilng From . Mnlln Mra.
, W. P. Hbamhart and daughter
Rita wore In (rout tholr homo at
Morrill yustorday shopping. . !"
a . . !
i. I'l-oin Mnlln Sirs. ji. .Plaall
and diiughter of Malln wcro sliop
plng In tho city yostcrdny. . '.,,
v . . . ' .'-.i''-
: , , Mr, I.Biiiin Homo XV. E.
. Lamm . of the . Lamm Lumber
' Ti) lillmiiilii .1. It. KbvIh of
Reatty was In town yesterday on j
business.
(ii nit IIu.Iiiikk Pete Rllhreed
was In town yesterday (rotn his
homo ut Oleno.
Visiting In Kiiiiiik- AVord has
been received hero from Mr. and
Mrs. J ii in o Kusscll Dudley, neo
Montr lot Walton, telling of their
trihal In Lundo'iiThey aro tour
ing Kuropo t Ii !h siinihior. and
have visited Hint In nil. Wales,
Paris, Ilrussels, Coloane, 8wlt-
tnrlund, and plan to visit Italy '
In III" near future, after which I
Mrs. Hod ley will atudy pipe orunn I
in Pnrla under one of the most !
notod teachers of Knrope. Mrs. I
Bodley la tho daughtor of Mr. I
Vind Mra.. George Walton of this
city.
Visiting With KlBlrrs Mra.
Robert Collier la here visiting
lib hr sister Miss Francos
Clark of tills city and Mrs. Rose
Dallanlyna of Modoe Point, from
her home In Portland.
BLY
(Ity MltS. DALLAS CIVAN)
' News Correspondent
Quite a frumber of residents
from bera attended the baseball
gumo at Donanxa Sunday which
was between Uonanta and Illy.
Scoro 37 to 8 In favor of Dou
Mrs. Sophie Wlhla of Adel was
a visitor at the (ilvan ranch lost
week.' I
F. M. Farmer of tho Public
Korvlre Commission was In niy
Tuesday and Wednesday trans
acting business.
Miss Nelllo Nichols la visiting
here thlaweek as the guest of
Mrs. W. T. Garrett.
Mra. Henry Wondt of Pino
Creek visited relatives hero ro-
cently.
Misa uornleco Dawson who will
tenth In the school hero this win
tor wna a visitor hero Sunday.
Mrs. L. A. Richardson was a
charming hostesa to tho ludles
of tho Community Club last
Saturday afternoon. At the close
of a fow socinl Jioura dainty ro
freshmenta wore served. Mra.
Richardson was assisted by the
Mlsaos Jean Dixon and Ruth
Campbell. Clients of tho after
noon Included: Mosdamea Frank
Obenchaln, J. A. Parker, Burthn
Dell, Marvin Cross, Ida Howard,
Dallas Glvan, Truman Morris, J.
N. (Ilvan, llnzcl Paters, and the
Misses Muttle Juno Cross, Elba
Hell, Josslo Dell, Ruth Campbell,
Jeun Dixon, and tho boatess.
To facilitate the proper hand
ling of broken bones Klamath
Valley hospital has installed an
XUUiy- department.
jlnjant
andvMrs. 'Law-
Tuosday, each civic, urganlia
Hon participating with their re
spoctlvo assignment and In three
daya ralsu the xuiu rouulred. .
. Thorough ; ornanltiilliin, . do
elured members of tho bjurd, Is
what will put tho drlvo over.
We aro expecting sufficient
worker from tho civic organiza
tions ot luumnui runs id uior- . , ,,, ,.,,.,, K,i.r
ouKhly covor ovwy par of tho, church .,,, at 40;30.
city not reuulrliig each team ,lltl.rmBtlt wm oa niado tbe
to work longor thun three hours t.-i,.,,.. .mB,PV ,ir ,i.a di
rection of J. A. Z" wey,
of Roh
Prlcat, tho IdoKaed
daughter of Mr.
renco. B. Priest of JtlO Lako
vlow street, who passed on yes
terdiy about noon, will be held
at tho residential funeral, par
lors on'Plna street, under tbe
WANTS 1(1(100 FOR TRKE.
oacb." (hey auld.
."Thursday la tho reporting dny
for. teams, mid wo nro asking
each organization to turn In the
namo of their helpers then." OAKLAND, Calif., July , 27. r
Tho Initial step taken In or- (U!' The value of a pear tree.
gnnizuiioii oi pinns was 10 cnooso lWm . Da determmed by a Jury
GUI) names of tho cly'a ablest hero when the damagu suit filed
prospects to bo railed on by o-'),y Mr. and Mrs. Julius Franskl
lected committees. Tho city's Ugulust Mr, and Mra. David Ken-
I n din trie, were also outlined and ucdy Is called, far trial. Franskl
general solicitation plan com- and bla wife ask 1600, claiming
pleted for tho entire .city.
"Recent itatomonta of the
work accompliKhed by the Klam
ath Salvation Army era convinc
ing, and we have no doubt that a
spirit of 'I Will' la going to be
predominant when Heart Fund
salesmen call In Klamath citi
zens." aald Dr. 0. A. Masaey,
chairman. ' ' ''.; : i
the . treo was . destroyed by an
automobile driven by Mrs. Ken
nedy. .. . ;
STRKXt'OlB ' '
"What makes you so tired?"
"I dreamed all night that I
waa waiting In line to got ticket
for a football game." : 1 "
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LEARN TO DANCE
From a Known Tern her!
Dorothy Baker
School of Dancing
Unll Room ami Hinge.
Lesson Any Tlmo Ity
Appointment
' 1U2 Main St.
Phono 1431
an Outstanding Achievement
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Engiftkrs
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The Simplest Eleilric Refrigerator
ml
Wait For
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i H fi I I i 13
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'Next Saturday, July 30
I,. 'iHwf i i IvtSR
TODAY you can have a por
celain or Duco-finished
Electro-Kold ..; ; .
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Here is modern . clectrjc rcfrigcrnipn ,self
Qontnined in unit models (can be put, in your own
ice box, too). Keeps food better, freezes 'dainty
.dessertsmakes ice cubes, " Fino' homee!''6h thd
Tacific Coast from Canada to MextcoTiftrei,El.ectro yt,
Kold equipped. Modernize yoiir; homei aa.Avell.
1 . . ... , . ...
Elcctro-Kold is the simplest electric refriger
ator . . . 100 less parts than any other machine.
Operation an actual economy- . automatic,
'dependable. Electro-Kolds have bebn operating .'
five years. Reasonably priced; convenient terms.
See Electro-Kold in our salesrooms, freezing ico .
cubes, keeping foods better. - , '.
The Electric Shop
; , GARCElQJi'5na7.3.'i Main vr.
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