THE KLAMATH NKWH
TUESDAY, JOLY 24 1928.
PAGETHf
CITY BRIEFS
MIm Kdnu ,lurilir Iim returned
(rum month's trip Ihruugh thu
ml which, she mad with hr
father, II. II. Dunbar1, of the In
surance firm of Dunbar A Dull
bar. . Hhw Ml accompanied hum
hy a cAtialn (nun Washington, I'.
('., and the two' young ladles are
now enjoying a Vlalt m Diamond
l.sao. Mlaa Dunbar I a student
at the University of Oregon aud
l(t fur tbe oast as suoo a whiMil
closed for I ha surniner vacation.
Mlaa Kva Powers, who haa been
apendlng tha past few months lu
Klamalti r'alls, lft Sunday to r
. luru to hor honia In Kureka,
't'alll. Mr, and Mra. J. (1. lnn
asn, hr father and ninthnr. mo
tored to tlila' rlly during the
week-end and MIm Powers re
turned homo with them.
P. P. Corpenltig o( Tula Lake.
P. II. Jrlttgerald, D. A. Agnew
and Mark Clarke of tha Clara,
moot houl left for 11IK f'anina
during tha week-end, where ther
will spend nk enjoying tbe
flailing. ' t
Mra. Kenneth Wallen of tha
flareniont - returned 'Sunday
mnrnliil from Kan Front'lsco niter
apendlng the pant month In tha
bay city.
Jim Dark, who la nuiploved
t tha lluli'k garage, speil Ihr
' week-end In at id ford wlih
friends, reluriilugKiiinlay eve.
nlng. " v " '',
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Two marring lli-anaa-a tn
granted at Ilia rouuly clerk's
Monday: oue to Jamee II. lra
ham of Ihla city and Freda A.
Dials of Keno.'and tho other to
John Humphrey Lull and llrlga
Tollevlk. .both ot ('hlloiiulu.
Three divorces' were filed In
tha' circuit court Monday. Klslo
M. ' Palmar tiled against Hldney
Palmar; Ivah (I. Lloyd (Hod
against Harry E. Lloyd . nu
rounda of desertion: and Myrtle
Alduoiera Jonaa (Had attulnat Phil
William Jones.
Mrs. O. M. Hector will ha hoat
' ea thla afternoon at bar homa
at SJS North Ninth street lo a
regular meeting tl the Happy
" Hour cluh.
Mrs. J. Crlm of Hollywood.
Calif., Is a guest si tha Karns
bdtel for eeveral days.
Misses Ploy and Evelyn Mc
Daniel arrived yesterday from,
Kan Pranularo on a two. weeks'
Vacation which Ihey will apend
A K
&cfuyot(tejmuti totMve
Keep a can "r '"
TraudrWiSb
Oronite Cleaning Fluid .
cleans the cushions and rugs
-an4 grease-spots from
the polished surfaces " ' ' ,
' ,'..'' In pints, pints and t gal'
' ' . Ion cans at druggists, bar J- '
' , ... . wvt, department stores,
gome grocers or any Stan
, durd Oil Service Station. -.
, Also in barrels, yi barrels
-' and
it
sfi a? A KTYkT
i' v AsvartV i .'
-' t1" 4n achiwemtnt of tfufyitttrch Laboratories of '
!, STANDARD OIL COMPANY OP CALIFORNIA :
S 'ev tVaiert o Orcein Homthald Products .
I ORONItlfCr.EANINO FLUID FLY SPRAY
. . . ' I - h FURNITURE POLISH " v
r : AUTO POLISH M HANDT Oil ' ' - '
vlalt Iok Willi their parents, Mr.
and ra..W. II. Mcllanlol. While
here they alau plau lo vlalt Cr
tnr l.ak. .
Mr. 1,. V. Meredith and and
Cliff, who accompanied Mid. hula
II. Ilulihsn and children In l-o
AiiioIi, will li'avii from tha
southern rlly for llurper, Kana..
In maka their fill lira home. Kn
rmitn south lhy will also tour
'oacmlie park. .f
Joa Krniia and John liuwklna
were among tlin ninny from tlila
rlly who motored to ('ruler Luke
Hiinduy.
.Mr. and Mra. Tom rVhupnnll
onloyi'd Hunduy at l.ak of tha
Wood, where they spent Ihn Uuy
swimming and boullng. ' '
' Kd Iwioeoy rcxlaiered at the
KeriiN Mondity from lila homa at
.Miiiiingui,, Cailf.
J '
Cherlca 8. i'lke nt N"wlon,
Kuna., and two duugblera.1 Mil
dred -and Odcli, aru tha houae
guests ,.f .Mr. und Mra. .M. P.
Kvatia of tho Kvuna utmrtoienta.
They were aroiuulued lo KIhM'
alh Kulla by Mr. and Mra.
rhurlra Mriniier i f Ited lllulf.
who returned -to their home
Hunduy evening. Hmnliiy. Mr.
and Mrs, Kvnns took their gueaia
to ('ruler l.nko. where they Hpent
Iba dny. Mr. I'lkn uud daughters
plun to n.-niuln here fur a woek.'
1
)r. and Mra. Kurl lleynolrta and
two children inolorad tis Crater
Lake Monday, where. Mr. Hey
nolda tranaacted business.
II. II. Meyer, member of lha
Interalaia commerce commission;'
Arthur II. Muckalsy and tleorge
It. Hull, vssmlners; J. J, Murphy,
memlwrof the Houth Dakota rail
road commission, accomiiniilrd by
Mrs.' Murphy: James I. Neal,
member of tha Washington board
of publle wosks. accompanied by
Mrs. Neal: A. II. Kuoch.' general
counsel for the Ito.k Island rail
road: J. Ilagman. asalslatit gen
eral roumutl of the flreut North
er;!; L. K. fleun of lha Oregon'
public service ' commission, ac
companied by Mrs. llenn. and
Kdward Oatrundur of the Oregon
commission' "were entertained by
tha t'humber of commerce of
Klamath. Palls oa Saturday night
and Sunday. While here they
wore guasta at the wlllard hotel.
Tha Ladles of Woodcraft have
completed plans 'for a picnic to
b held 'at. Iba .Jackson atatlun
'located oue-gunrter mile from
.e ail car
C- s-rJ
-gallon cant, ; .
GfEUJID
dean as'tieip.
eMte
Mack's alora on tha Merrill road.
Tha nffulr will ha hold oi) Thure
day and rara will leave tha Odd
rellowa ball at' tail oVIock lu tho
morning. Karh gueal la aakad to
brine a baakat .luncheon. Tha
rhlldran ara Invited and menibara
having rara ara aaked lo bring
I hem ao that everyone will have
an opportunity of enjoying tho
flrat picnic of tha order,
Mra. John (Juliiry Willlia of
Cottage (irova, Oregon who haa
been enjoying tha pant week here
vlaltlng with Mra, Alice Wllllm,
left Huturday for l.akvlew where
aha will vlalt for a fortnight with
her aon and duughlar-lii-law, Mr.
und Mra. 1. eland Wlllll and
daughter. HhnroU Lee. I'pon re
turning homo Mra. Wllllta will
vlalt here (or a abort time with
her dnoghlor, Mra. lorla Norrla,
who la her vacation In Hud
Pranclacd. Mrs. Norria la with
thu Klfn-Amlcka atom.
Charles Mugulra, aon of J. V.
Mugulru, Hr., Of this city, left
Hunduy morning for hla home lu
Kan Pranclseo after spending a
two weak'g vacation In Klamath
county with relative and 'friends,
tfugulre 1' employed wlih tha
('tilled Herurlty Dunk and Trust
company In Kan Pranctscn and
will resume his position un Mouj
duf. ' .
Mr. and Mrs. flob, rt W. Iludd,
who are making tbelr home at
the hotel U'lllurd have left for
Seattle where they wilt spend ujt
least a week. Mr. Iludd Is trutts
ucilng bUHineas In the Inlen-sts
of the Creut Northern rullroad
while uorth. Ills father Is presl
deiU u( tbe road.
Carl Wllliama of Lakevlew was
painfully Injured In an accident
last week at the Hummer Lake
ranch. Ho suffered a twisted
knae, bruises about the face and
a sprained wrist. While his In
juries are not considered serious
tha ara tnost painful. '
Ivy Ann Puller and Mrs. I.lllie
Fuller of Indianapolis, Indiana,
and Jacob Woolverton of South
llend.' Indiana, spent Runday In
Klamath 'Kails. They left Muniluy
morning' for Crater Lake.
Mlaa Lydla Pricke of the coun
ty health offices has left on a
two week's vacation. Miss
Pricks plana to apend a part of
her vacutlon at Bundon. Hhe, Is
making the trip by motor.
Frank Hall, student of the. Uni
versity of Oregon, Is spending tbs
summer In Lakevlew. where he
haa a poaltlon with tha Crooked
Creek Lumber company..
' Earl Snyder ot Ihla cjty, con
nected with tbe Southern Pa
cific, has returned from a visit
In Ashland at, tha home of 'his
psrents, Mr. and Mrs. V. Snyder.
Mr. and Mrs. Al Powell and
family, are enjoying an outing
at Odell lake.
The Misses Betty' Crawford,
Margaret Daggett and Jean Pearl
Wilson were hostesses to a num
ber of their Intimate friends this
past week with a slumber party.
The early part nt the evening the
girls enjoyed a "taffy pull" at
tha Wilson home. Later they
went to the Daggett hone fur a
slumber party. At ten o'clock the
following morning they had
breakfast at the Crawford home.
Those who enjoyed the party
were: Jean MeCall, Mary Jane
Moore, Lois Houte, Blisabolh Ann
Daggett, Margaret Daggett. Pearl
Jean Wilson and Belly Crawford.
Mrs. Emma Cole ot Moe'a store
Is enjoying hor annual vscatlon
starting Monday. With her
two daughters, Misses Elisabeth
and Ethel (Jlaab, 'Mrs. Cole plans
to vlalt at Scottsbnrg, Diamond
I-iike. the beach and aeveral
other points of recreation before
returning,, to her duties. Her
daughter, Klhel, returned Satur
day from Portland to enjoy her
vacation. Sho is In tralulnt- to
become a graduate nurse In the
northern-metropolis.
Mrs, Mabol Anderson returned
to ber home In Portland after an
enjoyable visit here at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Rogers of
Pncltlc Terrace. Mrs. Anderson
is the- sister of Mr. Rogers. While
here Mrs. 'Andorsqn enjoyed sev-
ornl delightful outings wlih the
Rogers family, Including a trip
to Crater lako and a week-ond ut
tho Rogers summer cottage at
Lako p" the Woods, -.". -'
- A picture of Miss Lois Bynon,'
formerly of this city and now- of
Murahflold. appeared In the Run-
day Morning Oregoniau. Tho pic
ture, was taken at Diamond Lake.
Mlsa Byhon la featured holding
two large fish fresh from tho
waters of the lake, She recently
spent hor vacation In Klnmnth
Kails and for several days was
on an outing wlih friends at
Diamond Lako. - '
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J. J. Miller, district frolght and
passenger agent of (he Southern
Pacific is a business visitor In
San Francisco. . Mr. Miller left
for tho south on official business'
Sunday. ' '"'.' :
A. A. 'McDonald, owner of Mc
Donald's Ladles Shoppe; T, F.
Dixon,' superintendent of the
ureal nortnern Kauroaa; k, l,,
Prettiest Gal
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. J.-Jfljf tjr&.Vf ,i vvii '! bit,'- tj .-;:' ,
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Tho boys of Dsvls ccunty. I'tsh. are all for Mlsa Delta Burn
Ingham. Who waa the choln of the. boy atudenta at the Davis county
high school fur tha prattiust girl in the county, and their support
carried her to victor. ...:
inn nisnassr of lha Industrial
Electric company. andT. 8.-AB-
bott, owner ol Mars Confocllonery
store ara tha newest members ot
the chamber of commerce, Tha
four new members were secured
by Tom Hchuppl and Harry Kill.
Jack Praney, well known young
business man ot this city Is ex
pected boino the middle of the
week from the east where he has
been for some time vlslllng with
bis mother. ' I
. Mrs. Nettle Sherlock or Loa
Angeles haa arrived In tha city
(mm Los Angeles to visit with
her daughter. .Mrs. Moss; Mrs.
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At The.
LIBERTY
-THEATRE
NOW -
ALL STAR CAST In
"The Princess
, From Hohoken"
Onc"o( the. greatest' laugh
pictures of fm year.
(I
AT THE PINE TREE
; 'starting today'
5, B I G,' -r- - -..t
A ,C T S O
. VAUDEJVILLE
' . ' ...-On the Stage...: ?A
Ie anil La Free Ehcll and Ilenton i
IX A UKAI JY HHOP" . ."VAKSITY GIRLS"
K A K M I X O 8 R K V f K ., -! -."AKSTHETI
C ..CHARACTER- DAX.C K 8 '
I-Yank Kvunn , t ' Al and Flo Cooper
"THK SOAI? 8ALHM.VX" .' . ' "St:XGS 1X COLOR" .
'. .'...On the Screen..
VERA REYNOLDS in -
"'ALMOST HUMAN"
... It's1 a fireat r(ctiiro:' .
. ".THE SHOW pq W N ' '
. ' ... Is Coming , , .
Come to
DOLLAR DAY
Saturday,
r ;'H V.
EXTRAORDINARY . ,
EXTRA SALESPEOPLE
TO WAIT ON YOU v
sj.tt.i.
In County Q :
An f.v:f4 . Jj .
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Sherlock Is also the mother of
Mrs. Helen Mellory wbo formerly
resided In tbla city and waa em
ployed with the Hector store.
She la located In Los Angeles now
whera she bos a beauty parlor.
Mrs. A. P. Simmons haa return
ad (rum a vlalt to Lakevlew. Mrs.
Simmons visited at tha home of
ber brother, Clifton Howard
tcblle lo Lokevlew'. ,, , ', :i .
I Mr. and Mrs. (.'laudo Daggett
and two daughters, Jana and
i Caroline, have lelt tor San Fran-
Cisco where they will enjoy a ten
jdays vacation. .
ltri,nd Mra,j:. O, Nord and
family have returned to tha city
from- sfpoksne, whera they -were
called by the critical illness ot
Mr. Nord s mother. Mra. Mary
M. Nord. They were gone tor
three weeks and returned Satur
day morning. They-. left Mra.
Nord very much Improved In
health. Mr. and. Mrs.' J.- E. Blue
of Moscow,' Idaho, returned with
Mr. and Mrs. Nord. Tbey are the
parents, of Mrs. Nord and will re
main here Indefinitely. Mr. and
Mrs. Nord were smong tbe Klam-
sth Falls people who experienced
i considerable difficulty In coming;
July 1 28th
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'' .'. ",' ' i ' . ZTTi "' 7'"'""', ', ( '' "'""'-'', (:'..- t 't
" WtPV yourgame,tea uj
-k "vf A ORANGE
A pekoe
over the Green Springe mountain
on Saturday because of the oiled
highway: :; -"' -
Mrs. J. II. Beckley ot Portland
haa -bean an Interesting summer
visitor In the' city for the past!
fortnight,- ' ' " I
Mr. and Mra. George Fife and
family enjoyed an outing at Odell
Lake on Sunday. ' -
Mr. .and Mrs. A. M. , Thomas .
'enjoyed Sunday at Diamond lake, i
Mra. Steve Low is tha guest ot
Mr. and Mra. C. C. Low at their
homa on California avenue. Mrs.
Low 'a home la. In Santa Ana,
California. She plans to remain
here until noma . time early in
September. .; i, ' - . j
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Mrs. C. B. Anders resumed her
position, at Moe'a store Monday
following an Illness of several
days. ; -. ,- '.. . '
Faya Gordon, formerly ot the
Pearce Beauty - Shoppe, has ac
cepted a position with the Betty
Jane Shoppe, 107 South .7th St.
-r-adv.'. - 24-lt
DEATHS
BONIFACIO LOERA -Bonifacio-
Loera, resident o
AlRoma. passed-- away Snnda
evening ax 8:3 o'clock in th
city. - He was aged 14 years an
a native ot Mexico. The remain
are in care ot- the Earl Whlilor.) '
Funeral Home, Pine avenue a
Sixth. Announcement ot lunera
arrangements will be- made later ,
. JTNF, PRESTOX .. .
. Mrs. June Preston, pioneer res
ident of the Klamath reservation
passed away at ber. lata .residence
at Modoc Point.. Monday, noou
following an . Illness ,o( several
Anvm rf,i,allnn ChD fa vlva,l
by two sons, Tutto and Antonu
Merritt, and a nlece Mrs. Charlos
'Captain. . ' , ' . . , . . . - .
The remains are In care of the
Earl' Whltlock Funeral Home
Pine avenue at Sixth. Announce
ment of the funeral arrange
ments will be made later:
JOHN LEONARD PEX , '
' John Leonard,' the beloved son
of Mr. and Mrs.. John - Pex. of
203$.'. Viae street, entered Into
rest at the family resldenr-v at
an early hour 8iinday : morning.'
hw pawing terminating an ill
ness of ' over four years duration.
Tho child was born In Fort Wil
liam, Ontario, Canada, January
4th, 1930, and was aged 8 years,
4 months and eighteen days when
called. . Mourning his passing be
sides his parents, he leaves three
brothers, Dick,. Bob, and Jimmy,
all of this -city.- Rev. J. Henry
Thomas, rector of St. Paul's Epis
copal church,, officiated at the
funeral services which were held
at the chapel ot the Towey Mor
tuary, Monday afternoon, after
at 2:30, after, which the flower
lBden bier was taken to Llnhviile
cemetery and) laid to rest.
Prescriptions . from the Pine
Tree and Square Deal Drug
Stores ran be refilled at any time
at the Pelican Drug Co., next to
Pine Tree Theatre. adv.2tMt. :
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Whether you go around
in tsar or play in "dub",
luck you 11 agree that
Tree Tea Iced is a "birdie",
for summer comfort. The
reason is that Tree Tea
Orange Pekoe has the full
flavor and strength needed
to withstand trie dilution
caused by pouring aver ice.''-
Tree Tea
' for Cod
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Qnce
.r,t-? , f:;:r ,.;v;.-'
sl teer
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that went all over tbe world. But
not until after Jthe meat was
prepared for market '- ?
' The fine hair in 'its ears went'
to Pans tb be used in an artists
"camel's hair,,l)rush. -'-
The shin bones went to Shef-;
field,-England, ' where' they
became knife handles that were -;,
carried , in ; men's ' pockets id
South Africa and London. '
"the sinews and tendons went
! to 'Canada'and f Mexico first
boiled . down', into glue i "used id
the manufacture of fturjiture."' ;
Every part of this steer went
S somfewhere'and was used--even
tiny glands no bigger than peas
went to pharmaceutical houses
to be made into medicine; ' f " "
. ' The farmer ' who raised bis'
staer vr&t !ad to sell it to Swift
& Company for a good cash price.
If he had prepared it for market -himself,
it wOuld not have been
'worth somuch. Besides the meat, .
he could have' 6aved 1 Only Jthe
hide and fats. All the rest1 of
the steer would have been lost
' Swift l&' Company handles
thousands of animals daily arid
uses every part of them. Econ
omy results. :". "'"" " '
You benefit' by it' Swift 8c
Company's. profit from all
sources amounts to only a frac-
tiori of a cent per pound
Swift & Company
Klamath Falls Branch, 810 Market Streat '
, L. E. Mead, Manager '" " .V
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Try News Classified Ads fgr'Resiilti i,J
Orange Peoe
refreshment f
Viotton ara weeoma af
Swift ft Company paoking adanra.