The Klamath news., September 21, 1928, Page 3, Image 3

THE KLAMATH NEWS
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CITY BRIEFS
, Jiii'il Jensen, former rmnity1
t iiKliM'ur. mill k priiclli'luu iikI-:
ihit lit Kluliiulh K.illn fur Hie
punt at years, left early Ihla
iimrulna fur vlll ( sevcrul
iiioutha with hi! sons. J. It. Jim-
n o( Hun MuIimi, ( ullt., mid II
K. Jaimi'ii ill Hun DIvku. Calif..
Imili liirinnr rcni'iii of linn
' l'"y- ., I
Till linlurlul cnnittiUsloil nf
Win. K II. Chan wan filed In j
I III" nfflia ul lliu count clerk '
yesterday.
Jra llrailli'v, who haa liei-n
employed hy the Johnson KIcc.
trie company, will leave today
(or lli I'ul v.' r-ll y of tlri'smi III
Kimona. Ht plana la major In
accounting.
A marring. Hceiine was Is-nied
yesterday at Urn county rliars'a
ufflia to Waller Owen I'urily nl
Klamath Kulla anil Kthl l.ul
Whitney of I'urtluiid. Tlie.cmi.
plw were miirrlrd by Justice, uf
the Peace W. II HarlKn.
win; Mmy lilidsnll rriuii I.. It.
IllriUiill; noil Mamliy K. OwIiikji
I mm William Albert Owlima.
J. K Hwuiiki'Ii, prominent
Klnnuitli Kulla merchant, return
I Wednesday evening from I'as
a'lnun, Calif., where ho nmtureil
with hla fuuilly about ion daya
ago. Mm. Hwausen and their
IHoiia will spend tho wlntvr
months lu lli aniitii.
; Julip II. Tully l spending a
iiiontli In tin city from hla home
Ul (Jcmluli. Calif. Mr. Tully
' iiiudw ilia trip hy motor.'
IHvnrcaa warn Kranled tealer-
duv in circuit ncfirt to ttnai Hiiii
dull, from (' K. lliimlull; llurolil
W. Irwin from Dorothy It. Ir-
MIhh Knniilo Hlooim hua arrived
' f rum Hun Kruiiciaro for u ahurt
i visit lu tlm clly with liur ninny
1 frtcmlu. Mlaa Hloopa mado htr
lioiuii hero for niimV yeura and
I iilfi'iidf'd Klammli county high
'u hiiiil. Him la now In training
; In lie a nurse lu the auutheru
city.
Mrs. Kllltd Rrarpllio eapecta in
i leave this morning to return to
, bur home lit Ilea Molnoa. Iowa,
after a thrci weeks' vlalt here
' n t tho Iioiuh of her daughter.
u the grounds nf cruel and In
human treatment ; apd Kred K
havla la nluylng' for a decree ills
aulvliig the bohda which lie him
' to Celesta Miie Duvla, on grounds
i of desertion.
Kil CIIhoii nf tin, (lolilmi Hole
iiiihIo a hurried trip to Clilloijiiln
yoHlerdiiy, where ho delivered
ninrrliuiidlsn In ihn t'hllotiuin
UoIiIlii Hul atore. '
I A ui II II II. Mlllor, vice presi
dent of the 'Rcvler-llcusou Com
mercial romiiuuy hunted In Han
KruniiMco, l a business ' visitor
In Klumuth Kails and expect to
remain until Monday. .Mr. Mil
ler la overseeing a aliliineut of
llveaiuck to northern poluta.
He f.awsim ot the Klnninlli
Sporting tlooda alore returned
yeaterdny from n deer limit In
the flearhurt iniiiintnlii vicinity.
l.awNon reported thut one of the
hiintcra In hla pnrty hrnuxht
down a four-point huck which
hud to be packed about seven
nillea Into ramp, Charles lllack
ninli. Hill Kmoit and liny IHrk
lnion reiunliied In the wooda In
tile Plamnnd l.rfke region for a
lew more days' huiitluii.
At tho -
! PINE TREE j
TIIKATIIB
LAST HIIDWINIi TIIUAT
The Dixie Jubilee1
Quartet
- and - - -Mil.
I IK IMIVK In
"The Love Mart"
,
r.milnit HATI'KIXV .
"Coney I.land"
j Harry HwiMM-y, furmcrly nl
Kin mat h PhIIi, In hi tho clly for
few d iiyii frtiin KarraiiH'iilu,
'ltf Httri'tlt-y WW rniuitM til
with the KmiilH-rn I'm. I fie whll(
brr.
Arthur II. Mornr of Onklnnil.
Ciilif , In nptiii1iiK fortnight In
tlir rlty and li a giioM at I In
W'lHurd.
rriiffinor, Jt A. Vun (Irog, r-
i rtiiiipuiili'd hy hi wlfv ainl
ria n Rh t r, lhtrotliy, huv nrrlvrd
Ifnr Tin ii ai ihn h'tme of Mr.
and fm. Juma A. iruvr. I'ro
' tvur and JMm. Van tiro are
1 1 lit parfiita uf Mra. (irovr -and
, inadt' thp trip to tlnir nun
j jcrnudi lilld. Juinen Itithh, hn
art Imni laal W(Hk ti.Mr. mid
Mrn. (Irnrcr. Vrufvnuur Vno (Jroc
,la li-nriMT nf meitliciiiailca at Ore
lltiMl iilnlo ritllrRe.
MIm Wnionj M('aul'. frr
ntvrly lirad anhrr ut the ' IMm
TrtHi theificr, haa acmptrd a pa
nil lun in th Imx officii at Hit
l.llH'fty llicMtvr.
At Th-
I LIBEUTV !
TIIEATKE
LAST HIIOWINt! Till AY
"Hi. Foreign Wife"
fuming HATl IIU.1V -
Tex Mynrd
- - - and - m .-
"Tarzan the Mighty"
T' 1-7
rhurhn MrLttuithlln, n'proaonl
nt t vt of tht Hint Klnnnro curim
rulnn tnratrd at Hau Kranrlwro.
la lu the city on Iniatmwa visit.
Fiwer tourlnta arc r.-Klstt-rlDa
at tliH liiformailuii liontb at the
rhambr of romnierre rmq day.
Not tnor than 20 a djy are ren
lt oritur thcao paat fiw days.
i Moat nf those are en route bark
to California after harm it aotit
the au miner mnntha In northern
atatea. A few eaiturn car a are
reirlHterliiK ' en route home. Moat
of the vUltora, at leant 60 per
cent, are vittltlnff Crater Lake en
route home.
Meredith llutrheii. eldoat eon
nf Mra. Lulu II. Ilulrlietia, left
loM eveuiiiK for Oregon Htuti'
t'ollrre. where he wilt enter
nrhool. Ilntchena haa been em
pin) rd by the I'nlon Oil com
pany fur tho paat two years.
, Two divorce raaea were filed
In the office of Loyd Ie I-vp.
jelrrk of the circuit court, yentt-r-doy.
KNIe C. Hrander la autut
Herbert 8. Mrander for m divorce
w,H r h t n n ( a i t
OF F O I 01 ft f ( A V0 k'
The Delta (iumma chapter of
The IH-lphlana will hold the flrat
meeting of the fall on Tueaday
afternoon at 2:15 o'clock. While
the book a for ,the year have not
aa yet arrived. It la hoped they
will be here for Tueaday. "Art"
la the subject for the year!
Reginald Denny, who la an
actor if movie land fame, ac
companied by hla wife apent Sun-
dny at Crater Lake enroute 10
Pendleton to attend, the Hound
up. Denny will probably appear
In a film being staged during
the round-up.
Mr. and Mra. W. Paul Jnhii
non, Mr. and Mra. May Tat low
Jand Freddie Illehn are home
from the Ilnydeu mountain coun
jtry where they apent aeveral days
on a nuimng irip. isnue oi me
party -were succeasful on the
hunt.
9?
One minute to prepare
serenminutesto perc
v Marfjhwtl Keardon, A'ofrrf Funtl Knfineer
t
1M)Ki:i)'l know nil mImiIH that lircukfnt ruali thai
KiM-niH am li ii liutiiil-MMi lu mi many ivrl
It ut lo yiiii know how may anil quickly you iiiny
irrure a iMTfrrl n of colTt-P cvrry tiinoY
After ull. if llit fofffi-'ia kmmI, the re8t of the hrrak
funt is certain to Ik n hiii'itnn.
I'rraoniilly, I rccdiiiincnd Folder's for ita ulxxiliito
lcM iiiluliilily mid Tor ita imliviiiiial flavor.
Willi Kolnrr'M to rely on, unci with nil nhaolutoly
Iran foffi-o pot, ou nrrd nnly follow the exact
liK'ilHiirciiK-iil 8iihk'II to he mire f the cup of
fragrant t-offee that nliirla the lnV off Tilth a nmllo
uikI a wiirni fcclinn of uil infliction.
Test Folder's This
Way
Huy a t un of Folder's
Cnffoe today. Drink
Ktilgrr'a tontortow morn
.nm the next tnurning
ilrlnk the coITm you have
Mian Kllen McVeigh reaumed
her duties as teacher In the high
school at Merrill on Monday af
ter being confined to the Klam
ath Valley hospital for sometime
recovering from Injuries she sus
tained In a motor accident.
"Miss Mildred Stevens, daughter
nf Mr. and Mra. Levi Stevens will
spend her vacation , next month
in Klamath Falls with relatives
and friends. MIks Slovens la a
trained nurse and tuakea ber
homo In Sun Francisco.
Richard Plans
Seven Title Bouls
NV.W YOHK. 8lt. HO, (l'1'l
Hcven .World'a rhaniplnnaliln boa-.1
IniC liouta aro -pluntHid for Madl-'
aim Kiiuuro tlurili'11 tlila winter by
Tea lllraiird. tho proinuter madi
hnnwii tmluy.
The flrat til In bout nf the fall
Mianou will be held H-plomlur 2H.!
when Tony Camonerl, flrjoklyn'
Iiallan, d-rnda hla ftatherwi'litht
chaiiiploniihlp anatUMt Andre Huu-'
tla of Kranre. ' I
The other all title bouta nick-,
ard will attempt in promote fol
low: , I
I . Ik lit heavyweight T a n m y
l.niiKhran and Juck Pelauey.
.Mlddlowelxhl Mickey Walker
und Itene lie Voa. I
Wvlterwelxlit Joe Dundee and
Jack Thompaon. j
l.lahlwelKlit Kalintiy Matldell
and the winner of the three-cor-i
uored ellmlnutloii between Tommy'
(Irokan, Joe tlllrk and Jimmy ile-:
l-arnln t
HantainwelKht Buihy tinibam ;
nnd AI Hrown.
Klywelitht Corporal Iny gtb-:
wartt and Krankle Cenaro.
A match between l.ouaiiran
and Walker, the 17ft-pound and'
KU-puuud c-haniploua, reapectlve-;
ly. alo li in Ine offing U Iho.
New York alute athletic rommta
alnii will permit Walkr to come
In orer the middleweight limit '
Delaney Wins Over
Tassi in Eleventh
KIII1KTB K1KLU. HltOOKLYN.
Sept. it. (L'l'l Jack Iiclaney.
former llfrht heavywelKht cbam-..
plon. returned to the rlnK for the
flrat time aluce hla tine-round
kno.-kout at the handa of Jack ;
Hhtrkey lart April, and knocked '
out Nando Tuanl of Italy In the
eleventh round of their acheduled i
15-round bout toulKlit, before
10.00U peraona. ' j
lleferoe Eddie Forbea atepped !
between the tlnhtcre kfter it aer-;
onds In the eleventh round.)
awarding the flxht to Uelnney on'
a technical knockout.
Delaney had Tassi down twice'
before the bout waa atopped.
Taal ruahed In the first round
after Delaney landed with a
poulihlni left and aa Delaney'
atepped bark the Italian half-1
allpped down tor count .of
eight.
Tanal went down from a. left
uppercut In the ninth round.', but
waa up without a count. ' w ,1
Tnatl, w'a no match 1 for the j
clever' rirldKeport boxar Htany
period of the flxht. Delaney evi
dently came Into the riug in 'per-1
feet condition. j
Dr. Baldwin examined Taiii)
after the bout and announced
that he Buffered a ruptured and
lacerated blood vessel an the I
no?e. ' 1
Tamil did not win a round, but 1
In the fourth and seventh traded
putK-hea with Delnney. and once;
had the former 175-pound cham
pion backed 01113 tue ropes nnd
ducking for cover. " '
Lou Bnrlia. Ureenwlch Village,
191, won the decision from Pau
llorfman, Holland, 190, in the
first six-rounder.
Oregon Slate College at Corval
11s. Oregon.
V. P. Komans. secretary of
nKiit-ultttral burVau of 'tho Spo
kane chamber of coniuierco will
leave this lyufnlng en route
north to Spokune. Mr. Itiininns
will visit nt CorvntliB enroute.
K. D. nullfinch nf Lakovlew is
in the city visiting with his
mother. Mrs. K. Bullfinch of
Mocs store. It Is possible that
Mr. Bullfinch may locale In Kla
math Fulls permanently.
W. If. Woodoii has left for
Ashland where he will remain
; for some time1 under the enre of
i a specialist. Mr. Weetlon has
been lu, pour health for some
jtlme.
I A party composed of Don Dun
; hnin, Freddie Illehn, Dorothy
! Dunham ami Jean lingers will
t leave Sunday hy motor for the
north-. The two young ladles will
enter the t'nlvorslty of Oregon.
Dunham and Illehn will enter
Mrs. 1. 011 If c l'eroxii, slate presi
dent of the ltebekah's lodge, who
makes her home In Ashland will
be the house guest of Mrs. Levi
Stevens of 1336 Wordon avenue
while hero this coining week.
Mrs. Perozzt will pay her offi
cial visit to the Uobekah lodge
of this city 011 next Monday night.
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ENLARGEMENTS
, ' 50c
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INCENSE BURNERS
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COMPACTS
Dozens of new and beauti
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or cake type
50c to $7.50
ABOUT PURSES We are exclusive agent
for the celebrated Boaca-Reed hand tooled
puraea for men and women Every number i
a maiterpiece of the leather worker's art.
. , Priced $4.00 to $35.00 .
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We're real particular about the way our eas
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We use Velox papr exclusively ,in printing,
assuring you that each print is the very best ob
tainable. And, too, all our work bears our ex
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$1.50 Alarm Clocks. 98c
$1.00 Lilac VegeUle 69c
$1.50 Vacuum bottles.. ..98c
$2.60 Lunch buekets....$1.98
FOUNTAIN. PENS
' ; ' - r f a--
s rssssXalw - .... " ... .... .-y-
Perfume Sets
25c to $25.00
We carry the most complete stock of high grade
pens in Southern Oregon Whether your choice
be Sheaffer, Parker, Waterman or Conklin we
have just the style you want in all grades.
r From $2.75 to $10.00
Sfore Open Till 10 o'Clock Every Nite
woods paannfify
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WM
lACCuaACvl
am
I PuAlTY I
WHERE. PARTICULAR PEOPLE
BUY TMEIR DRUGS
CUTEXSETS
35c to $5.00
Council Ends Meet
It will be at least a montn oeiore. L i f i a Tpniliiolr
ha la ih to be about, be ts -va.av ja.a.uuwi3.
happy to be at home where hla
friends are invited to rail and
visit him.
iiUa AXUfiL.ES, Sept. 20. II Tl
Miss Vinlnla Richmond will Seattle was awarded the 1929
leave this week-end for t-'nlrer-collvenlon , (hB pac(fic rCgion
sltv of Oreiton td resume her L , ,, . . ,
' trades council at the closing w-
collero work. . ! .......
Ision of tho 1928 convention to-
Harrev L. Jones has accepted l and Seattle.;
a posllion as assistant at the w8 re-elected president of the)
local post office. Jones recently "",,"u"""
passed the postal examinations
i
,1'
A. K. tlaines. Seattle, was
elected senior vlce-presldcut.
The three vice-presidents
Lever Brothers of Sail Francisco ! cll"s, were J. A. Kerr. Los An
I. . h.,.ln,. cnllcr m Klamath i W ilcox, Portland.
Falls today.
J. G. Tucker, representative of i
Or. Ileriha Sawyer of Ashland. '
well known In Klamath Falls
where ahe has visited on several 1
occasions Iirs left for Falrview. I
Kansas, where she expects to
spend at least two months visit
ing with her mother.
DEATHS
and J. A. Swnlwell, Seattle.
The relation of- Hawaii to trade 1
of the I'RCitic was the subject ot
an address hy Cupt. W. I Cro--nau.
l 8. N.. retired.
J V-
i Take your physician's prescrlp- j
" linns in tlla Palinan Tlmo P .
Box rent at the local post office
t8 due and payable today. The
API) IK IU(. KK1
menus are resperTniny m Mo. .(r ,n. fn th
;vlted to attend the filueral 8orv- Pjne Tree theater). They use
iices for the hue Addio KIncket .'only the highest grade drugs: all
to be hold Friday aiternoon ai prescriptions are compounded by
2:30 o'clock at the Karl Whit- (skilled pharmacists of years of
lock Fonernl Home. Pine ave-: experience, and their prices are
ntie at Sixth, with Rev. I. V. j right. Adv. 18-tt.
MRS. REAIU)ONS KKClPK
for Thnr tt hn
Prefer Percolated
Coffem
MMnni Into
lrn rulTr pot and
bring lo bull.
Mi-istirr IntA P""
I I or htiltfl
nttirxlf! tMrMon
nf MH CrR'H I if
rn rr 9ry oui of
Water.
Whit watrt U boil
ing fiirlutitl Mil
baikrl in. Hren
mlnulri la He tit
tlm lo "parr" ft
rraKv trrlli
ln-eii ualnat the third
morning drink Kolger'a
nnain. You will thru Ie
ciileiUy fiivor one brand
or. the other. The lU-st
ColTcc wins. That's fuir,
iari'tit?
a 1,
I
FQLG E R S
THE
COFFEE '
NAME
SINCE l8jO
EASTERN
OREGON
STAGES
Between
Klamath Falls and
AUuras, connecting
same day with stages
to Susanville, Reno,
Burns and All Points
North and East.
p"'" " "F ne,"' HalKht. pastor of the First Pres-
ine tirsi ot ine mnntn. in event i fc., u..h nfi..i.nnv in. T rAad iho Klam-lh News
the rent is not paid the boxes are tjrmen, wll, be lmide tn the fam- day after day la to keep thor-
locked and mall placed at general
delivery.
ily plot in the I. O. O. F. ce
tery.
nie-;ougaly Informed on happenings
lot Importance throughout the
world- ss well as la Klamath
Miss Zepha lingers daughter Por , VevK cw Ads.f.lla nd' TlclnitT.
ui .nr. nnu Airs, uesue KOgers.
will depart Saturday for Eugene
to resume her college work at
the University ot Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Foster left '
Thursday for their home In Los'
Angeles. California, after having 1
Jnjoyed a delightful month here
as the guests of Mrs. Charles I
Moore. Recently they snjoyed a
motor trip to Portland with Mrs. ,
Moore. ' !
Friends of Benjamin "Stubby" ,
Faster, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wal
ter Foster, will bo Interested to
learn ho has left the Klamath
Valley hospital and la now at the!
family "home on Martin atreet. i
"Stubby" suffered a fractured
leg Ihla summer while on his 1
vacation. Juat recently It wasi
full . A Huao.sw tn nl... a llvuf I
plate lu the Ininrod llmli. AVtiilo fjC
Tomorrow Night -
and how
Winter Garden
with
Jack Bowring and His Music
"The music is the thing" i
Connolly Brothers
MEN'S STORE
We Lead in Quality In All Price Classes
' Special for Saturday
50 ' pair olV men's work shoes. Odd lots from
our summer stock. Values up to $6.50 a pair.
Speciai $2.95 Pair
I
Buckskin Blczers Fall Top Coats
$4.50 each $19.75 to $27.50
This is a real bargain. Men. ' we can save ymi
At least $2.00 telow Its money on a good top coat.
market value. Come in and louk our "M
over.
Men's Caps Wool Sox
$1.98 to $3.50 , ,
25c pair up
The new fall caps are here
and they are real snappy t)llr stock ver completa
und a big line to select . .
from " 1 our va,,les superior.
LUGGAGE
Kur tin best valum hi
Leather tNwts, Shvollni:l
Trunks $10.00 up
t'oats. Illnzrm, Wool Shirts Suit Cases $1.35 Up
Wool I ndorncar. tiny at Bags ....$3.00 Up
t onmilly Brothers. Hand Trunks
$5.50 and $7.00
Connolly Brothers
MEN'S STORE
914 Main St., at the intersection of Tenth
Klamath Falls, Oregon ,
I, 914 Ma
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