The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942, October 13, 1928, Image 9

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Newspaper Page TextTHE KLAMATH NEWrV SATURDAY, OCTOBER 13, 192 ' PAGE NTH I CITY BRIEFS Nr. Fannie, Horn nf Cotlau Clorller niHior liomt (or lb drove, Or., la a gueat hi the clly ( wlulr monib. at the (ionic of liar daughter, Mra. I (I, M, Monhy. Mm. Iluro specl Mr. and Mr. T, I. Hendorann to nmko .Klamath- Pall hir fu-iworo visitor In Iho clly Friday tur bono. . (mm their large ahoep ranch al 1 Tule lake where limy tro now Mra.' Inward Khu'fi'r liaa ro-; making llinlr homo. . - ' turned (rum a lliruo monilia' vlxlt , . with bar parent and alitor nla-; Mra. Ileulah IIkIhit waa shop Uvea la llaallliga. Nab. , plug In ihn clly yealarday from ' ilK'r himio at Malln. Mra. Ilaber Mr. and air. ( I. Hlinpann)la In charge of Ihn Malln rhenaa bate left (or Alturaa, Calif., tojfoclnry. . uitko Ibrlr lulur homo. Mr. , . - .. - Klmpxon boa n(rd Into part- D. A. narahlp In a bakary wlib Mr, 'dlatrlcl jit Sure Is Sad , . When a Veteran Has to Do This McComb of lb linger and Ilia alstar, Mra. Hltapaoo'e father, 8. ft. Gray who Know, of Klamulh Fall, have 'if wall blown In Klamath Falla. j left by motor - for I'aaadana, . ,, . . .. . Calif, wharo Ibuy will apond ,. A community plcnlo dlnnor forlnliitu with a slater who la III. 10 ba held Bunday. October 1 4, ' " 1 lha Mills Addition f'onaraaa- Mra. fllondora M. Makoly left lloaal church, nvaryoua la In-I'aal night by Irafn (or bar noma' lt4 to attend, i ;lu ortiaud anor attending ma ' ' , , aevcmh annual mooting of th " Saturday '.night at the Rolr.. ' K1"B,h Co"; "".'.V' ties Army ball. Envoy Lillian ikseoelatlou at Iba Pallran grill Cray WcCormlrk la acbeduled to,1"' lbt' . preach. Robart E. Palmar will ' lhg The Holy Clly." accom- Th Cr"" Uulon "rls pahled by tcrroptlren alldrna Ulna. !"" Kudvar. taking In meu trallng the aoni. Knalgn and ' ,ro" Josephine. Iinugla and Mr. Robinson will entertain Kl"'h countla convened In with aaw In.trumenl callod lha . l city yaatarday for s J-daya ttkelln, All ar cordially Invited aeaalon. Part of lha meellnaa to attend tUaa wrvica. lat (h ,hrM conference will , .. " . j ba hold at the Pirat Chrlatlaa J. M ,. tlallay ba arrived In church and part at lha Plrat Klamath Falla by motor from I Preabrterlsn church, hi bom at Tonkawa. Ok I., nd 1 will make as oitrndad vlall bora. Donald Btauh rarrlar of tba i . pnatof fl( a waa III at hi bom yea- . Tbomo Judy., who la vlalllng lerday. . Andrew II. Ilowman. ' frlaad at Keno from hi boui 'another carrier of tba depart Bt .OaldwIn Park. Calif., waa ajnl waa railed back 14 hla Ttallor la th clly Friday . . . idiitlo off bl annual vacatlno to tka tba rcuta of Btaub Ruby 8chumlln I (pending j during bl II low. Andrew V. about 10 dy In th city with : llhy who wo taklnc lb frlaad from her bom at Tv'aad. Plec of Bowman during bU Vacation la unabla to ba on duty awauao of an Injured ka. Wbllo working at hla dullra. Calif. Oorar llr ot CaiiHIo. Calif.. la amain lha naw roaldonla who Huaboy full to Ibn pavamant In bara arrived In , tb city re- jjurlng hi knea quite bodl. cntly. ' - ' . , Mambar of Ui Pranl Teach- M,r. and ilra. Jamra KIlKf and jar aaaorlatlqo of - Falrvlaw Infant daughter and Mia llloa- arhonl will hold a conkrd food an m Turnrr, all of Malln. have 1 it today In the front of loft for Wlllnwa,- Calif, wharel naldwln' Hardware atora. Tba Mra.. KIII(t and lla Turner Willi naaorlatlon la holding thU aala apnd iba coming al WMk vlalt-, throughout the enilra day to leg tlwlr parenta. , rola fuuda to l In anndlng ., . inn. c. W. Ktanti'y and Mra, N. ,?)t'n.Kudr, prnmlnnnl Mnlln u ,rnw , nINu,,urg aa doln- rutnvr. naa returnao 17 jnontba. vjall In Ku enaitianlad hla motner to !' jj alj . rbo-glokui when alio rolurnod j ' to Mr old homo. ; To,,,iy m (lnd Iho filrl' Ix'nguo hually rngaged In pon -zf Tbl b Iba way Nornxn ' Hall, a crark JOO-pound guard, la taking bl football at Yale theaa day. Hall had Iba mlafcrtua to arrldiutally ne u i acro hi foot eavural week a ago and It la In aura condition Ibat b won't be alil to go out for hi regular bani of lnt year for acme few wenk. And hi abeanre burta young Mil Hlarena. who haa Iba big Job of prepar ing Yale tbia year for. ai aw i fully tough team. b bald at tba Flrat Preabylerlaa rtaurrb. . Rua IIuIp of Portland, aport writer of prominence In Oregon la in Iho clly for a atay of aoveral daya. Mr. Hale I vlalt. log with friend while here. Mr. and Mr. .E. M. Myor of Bend are (pending a few day In Ibe city tranaaetlng bualnnna and vlalting . with frlond.' A. M. 8pangler of Orvlllo. Cl- "from.;,uM;.To 'no co;w:;;; ,;-'- rl. ".- which will be h,ld October 14. j "f1 "' alne,. . I' Z . !wla a r.nnmaR aala at Iho to bar homo at Krno nflcr vlall- log her dntiitblor. Mra. Hertford, nf Marahfii'ld. ' II. K. Ionila bulldlug. The aala The ' I-illna Aujiliary , ot - Iba Flrat Prealiyterlan rburcb will bold Ita 'annual . fall rummage aala on Sumrday," November 1. a i "v . " ..r nuuiit.m ijiut tii run ku mm, jru llurn. Thn cutuiuUlM In Frank. Mahhnm and Frttnk JotiM, both ronnrrtod with (be L- I .. I. ..I. I a ...aulu f.mild In Klaniaih lulun blah achooL Tba McMn- Mr,. j,MlB.u auJ lUiria l.eaato inviiru everjunvi Mr. Wilbur Jnue. (lninla Paaa llolden Hula loro. " ' , .:t .. .,. are bualnca. vlallora In Iba clly. , " ' urlng clothing In . A)K(rt Walnplf'r of th, . good condition. i Rocky Point aection haa' relurn- II. N.' Mon relumed Friday. led lo her homo aftar having a morning from Tula lake, where! V- bile J " ,r'm " ! minor tbroa operation hero, he and T. P. Hcnd.raon enjoyed heavy cold, thrla lllanaa of th M ,Bcd brn a two.d4r duck hunu. t Hotel Arc.d. I. abo t and very w.mpler aim return- I . ' ' ...... rC? ?.r? 1 L T1 Tbr.d.y Thoy . war. Mra. H. W. Kgelino wo among, - giteal at the hotfl Hall.. ,i Word of Iho naaalng of Mra. tb out of tho city roeldenta who "weck. . waa (hopping In Klamath Fall - r Friday. 'In lb abaence ofncv. V. K. : Aliiaon oi too imthi vuriBiiuu I Mnrlha V'ntt Mliaiw. wife of I). A. RUaw of lllrhfiold. Idaho, former woll known reatdoal ot liaoiaia raiia lien ueen reniinii by friend In lhl city. The final Mr. V'gh O'Connor waa ahop-' church, who I attending- a con piag In, lb fliy yealerday tromi'arone In Kanuu Cllj, Mlaaourl. bar homa at Lakavlow. , Bav. A. Bennelt will praaldo at . L . ...I A DlHt, . ,'l , ., V n ' rite were held at Independence Mr. and Mr. llnrry floeller. Chrlatlnn church on 8unday.. .. , itaurhlar A.Ira and Donald Smith. Mr. D. Van Fleet will render a : - email ion of Mr. and Mr. It. M. ; vocal aolo. At nlghl iho mem- Rmlth, mofored lo Lake of the bar of th Flrat Chriatlan church Wood yoatorrtny lo clono up the (will attend tbo union ervlc to For Fine-Textured Cakes Mra. charloa La Polnta .of Ua Polnto' Shop la returniug home Saturday from Lo Angolca and Ban Francisco - where ho ha been for omo Hmo on a buying "IP. . v Vernon Duncan,' aon of Mr. and Mr. Kd Duncan ot Merrill bad tho malfortuno ot breaking hla, arm while employed wllh 11 N. Uogue near .Murrlll recently. IMincan allppod and fell, break ing bis arm In two places. There la a fragile delicacy about cake made with Carnation Milk. Tbia i be cauieitt double cream content ii broken up into fineat par ticle. Carnation make amoother itucei, creamier puddings, richer aoupg, finer textured ice cream and can die. Try it I . Write hr Caaa Bek CARNATION MHJC PMODUCT1 CO,' 474-A GlUaa St., farllaa bl i ' I . Praeuc la Orag aa alaca IMS Member of Tho American Association of Vnlvoniltjr Women are Invited to attend a "Tea" to i bo held this v nftornoon at 4 o'clock at Iho hpme of MrM O. A. Krauso. ; ' According to announcement made yesterday by Hov. J. Henry Tlinmn, no "Church Army Cru andora, service will -ho bold at St. Paul's Episcopal' church to night. . - '- . Carnation. Milk (ii.c m r-c. "From Contented Cowt" We tested them all . . . and acclaim Boss of the Road the "King of Overalls" f HuH T gjrv :," lo our deir to gWa oar ensfomer (k best merchandise that the market afford, we hav made a very thorough invetiatioo of the variou line of standard union made work clothe, overall. We gave instruction to our buyers to thoroughly aoalyz the roiati lilted below, which, in our opiuioo, are moat important as far as work clothes are concerned and -the reaun that we lay so much stress upon the importance of .our wotk clothe line, is due to the fact that a man who works la his overalls, lives id this itarmeot more hours per day than in any other one outer garment. He earns his living while woiking in the overalls, so why shouldn't this fiarmeVit be given more attention io re gard to value, than any other garment he wears T 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. The points that we hare analyzed are as follows: 7. Tb leigtk f lb UpU tb .lity t tka ceuaa from which U auierial ("D- ua") I Bala. .- Tk aWr at Uraada ta tka lack totb U Ike warp as ia'lk tlliag. . ( Tk welgkl at tk deaiai, wklcb anal be heavy eaaufk la gla loag wear aa yet light eaaugk la k caaalertakl. ' - Tk euallty a' anouat f dya'l Ua yai" wkick aiakas up tk deaiak ' Tka4(lect Ika .lauairy haa oa lb (soda' 44 kow Ibey leak allar baiag waaked. .. Tka at at romaa Ik rot' of the garmeal. 1 kr woida, tkey aauat k(cut full eaaagk lo take cat of tba aoraul skriak age allar waakiag a taat tk worker will k awpla as wkil voiki la ki ever, ill.' .,,.. 8. 9. 10. When we gtarled this very thorough and careful .inveatifalion, we did not think that the examination of an overall would take the time and study that this exam--iimtion require, but we went right ahead and analyzed every point mentioned above and after this very exhausting examina tion of liie various Hues, we have decided that the "Boss or theRoad" line i by far the outstanding line of the country. UNION 1" THE Tke ualitjr a ad all ot tk Ikread wltk ' wkich Ike faimcot la put Isgelktr. Tk aumber of pockcta la tk gatmeat lad Ik qualitf ot tke material fro wkick tk packata aie mad. Tke reinforcing of all poiats of attala t ptevrat lippiag ' -: ' The quality J. kul'loaa'aai WVnaAty''1!1. tke buckles, wkick akould V kiaaa, to tkey. will not ruat wken beiag lauadtred. be caua ruat rota Ik gooda a ad. what la more Important, ta tk aiie of lb lack ' witk. wkick tk kuttoa Is attacked I tk (nutaC ; . , . ' We find .Ihat in comparison with other brands, it . in the best looking, inot com-' fortable and longest wearing garment on the. market and we have, therefore, de- . eided to carry this line for our standard high-grade work clolhes line. V.very garment is thoroughly guaranteed to give satisfaction in every rtianner, shape orform, or your inoney will be cheerfully refunded. NEW MADE w- J.-a-.-:: j.jt. ;'.:-J. TT. J.. l-,r'JTrT7.1 J." - "-3--.. ..lii.t '"Jll tWl"! t-f, ( , w ily ' it :i7-iW?."s5i.;-fc I & Here's , '': ' -:: MSomcOvMatl 1 ieiiiiiiTWi ' l..i,l,l,i,l,i,l,i,linlilil,nliiilfl XtL. IK't'iiiulinlilililililililililililil . -rJ " KLAMATH FALLS '. : Boss of the Road's Latest Achievement . . Mc Greatest 'Improvement in Overalls in 40 Year si No more old-fashioned "suspenders". . . : , always in the way when unfastened ; always hard to reach; and -fasten". . . always getting soiled. . ?ou slip into this 'NEW Boss of tie Road "Oierall as easy as slipping on a loose -coat. Fasten one side of the bib only ... . and there you are! (The left side of the. bib can be unfastened, if desired, but Ft is not necessary.) Styles for every craft t.t . sires from 1 v 2 yearsup: ; , Priced at $1.25 up : N m 141 Tueaday from, a '.three mnnlhs' vlalt to her pnronta' and - other IjiiiIs Wnmnln,.. r.t .Olnvlnn irolatlVCS In HaiOlnlra l.'h MrJ Oregon l vlHltlng with hi lath- lshafor stntea aho 1 glad to"' ro- er. M. II. Wamplor ot tho . Rocky Point soctlon. . ' , i MILLS ADDITION " . .. MRS. C. W. HAMMOND , 4 New t'ornwpondent, MH.1,9 ADDITION, Oro., Oct li.- A cnrnmnnlty picnic dinner will be held Sunday, October It, at the Mill Addition Congi-ORA-tlnnnl church. II is denireil thnt nil who cun, attend. Mr. Knnnlo Horn; of Col tunc tlrovo, Ore., 1 the gncat of her datiKhter, Mm. O. It. .Mosby. Mm. Morn Is endeavoring to ' get , a house In Mill Addition whero she and another tttiughtor, Mrs. Lillian Mosby, can " establish .a home. . ... , Mr, Howard 6ba(er returned turn to the pleasant full weather ot Klamath Falla. ' Hlie renort cold weather and llp.ht snows In the part ot tho .middla west whore she visited. ; Mr. and Mrs. Xfnchan' arrived Tueaday evening ,' from. 'Tulsa. Okln., and are malting tholr homo for Iho present vtth Mr. I.lnch cn' father on Koclamallon street. ,'..' . ;. - Mr. Mllllgnn: of Pino O.Vovo. Ore., who ba haen welcoming o new baby at lha homo ot Mr. und Mrs- Vureo of Owen BUect re turned to her bdm tho. first ot th week. - Mm.'Minisaiv Is Mis. Yuree' motlier,. A number of MUls Addition housewlvvs havo. bin.; attending the cooking school In' the city. Mr. and ''Mr.; C. t. Blmpsou loft the first of the week for Al-tara-v Calif, where Mr Simpson ha, entered Into partnership in h bakery with S. U. Gray, father of Mrs. Simpson. Mr. Cray la well known In Klamath. Falls ne a baker. MOMIOW ' ItREAKFASTt-Jb . MKXICO CITY. Oct. i:. (UP) American Anbnssador P w I g h t Morrow attended a breakfast nt President Pnllos' ranch today. Prc-aldent-Eleot ' Portes Oil was present, ; and Iho object of tho mooting wa1 la discuss Iho gen eral political situation, as woll as afford an opportunity tor Ihe presldent-elwt and the ambas sador to become acquainted. Ask me another: What kind' ot ftirs can you got tor nothing on n street rr? ' .. ", Answer: ' Transfers. a... PROHIS STAGE RAID IN COOS BAY DISTRICT MARSHFIELD, Ore., Oct. 12. (VP) Three prisoner, a $1200 still, 18 barrels of mash and numerous jugs and other con tainers, were the' total catch of five country.- stato and fedoral officer early Thursday In a raid on a . Place beside Floras Lake. Curry county. Tho men arrested are Owen W. Smith 36: William Dietrich, C5. and James Sharp. The raid caught two of the men In the. shack, Smith, In hi night clothes, attempted to escape by fleeing througil the brush. ' Sharp was . captured when he landed . on tho lake shore In a rowboat loaded wltb empty container. The still, was ot 125 gallon capacity. ' Officers ' expect the raid to result In stopping con siderable of Iho flow nf llqur.r recently much in, evidonco In t'oos and Curry counties they sold. - 8CMOOI.KOOM STOI.RN TRACE. Miss.. Oct. 11, (CP) Peace was in n furoro today as everyono except school children participated In a frantic search for the two-room schoolhouso which was stolen Wednesday i night. Marks Indicated the house ! had been hauled away., but io- lico lost the trail nfter a mile, j Tito children, meanwhile, wore : enjoying a holiday. . , v . j To read the Klamath New j day after day I to keep thor- i oughly Informed on happening nt Importance throughout tb world a well as la Klamath Fall and, vicinity. I .UK) KARAT BLACK . , I DIAMOND DIStWKUKD RIO I)R JANEIRO. Oct. 13 (U i P) Official reports from llshla last night said diamond had near the juncllon of the Call- 'V f ni n la and l'iabas rivers. - It was lV 'estimated at a value of .$.15 000. S- I a been discovered 11 WsfES Night and Morning to keep them Clean, Clear and Health? Wrfta for Free "Eye Cor" or "Jt'yc Btouiy" Hook , ucnH.U.!.aL0lM4CMnaa I III.? Si 16 a ' 'Yr '