THIS KliAWATrt NEWS
I " 1 ""- . . i hi ii i.i lean.
CITY BRIEFS
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18, 192ft
'PACT
Mm. Charlutla Pllahuiih. who
ubmlllrd lu liiujnr operation
ul Mm liimiillul Turailuy, la 11 it
Ilia mail tu liiipriivuimiit, no
oidiug lu reports yiwitiriluy.
.
, W. K. Hunt. assistant geimral
frilaht agent uf lliv Great North
ern; 11. J. (Walla, wuurn Iruf
llc( iiisuas.cn (rum Huutiln, Kurt J.
T. Mitchell, right-of-way agent
nt Hi Urnl Nurtbsrn, were lu
Ilia dry Wednesday u bualiinaa.
Cuatcllu miU MIH In II ara fruiii
Heat tie null Muni ! from head
tiuarldra at Port laud.
" William Powere. traffic Moat
for Hie lldrllngtnn. wna huil
uees visitor hore from Portland
caiurdoy.
', The Mlspah rlaa of Ilia Mulb-
pdlat rhurrh will buld bmiie-J
coming ocll l hs church tula
afternoon kt 1 o'clock. . All the
ladles of lh church ire Invito.
.Mesdaniea Ouy 8nttrlce, M. W.
Vnsvbuotn, John Gysbers. Virgil
Yadou, Dora Mullery will pre
Ids hostesses.
. It. II. Hurl. representative of
IttHrd-Muidork Grocery company,
was trammeling buatneaa ' In Hi
rlly Wednesday with Klnniath
Fnlla merchants.
Many lu thin city will bo In
terested to learn that Mln Jcn
ule l)tlll, daughter of Mr. and
Nra. W. A. Delsell, who formerly
mad (heir bom hero, la anuho
mure at the t'ntvoralty of Oregon.
Miss Delicti attomlcd Willamette
university hint year.
' ' Mra. Carl Newbury, daughter-in-law
of Mra. Wilbur Jones. .
vi.liliig lu lb ill Tuesday from
brr huuie In Medfurd.
! . L. D. Ilruckharl. feature writer'
on I ha Han' Francisco Chronicle,
ia,a Klamalh Fella visitor Wod.
eaday. Mr, .. Ilruckbart tw
aiifnug Iborii who fnndv II l Ilia
IIimIwuiiiI highway sisucilltliin.
Mm, George W. Tuylur of Kurt
Klaiunili wa shilpplug Hi tho city
Wt'dlluaiUy. .
Mrs. Charles Drew anil daugh
lur, Payoawuro among the shop
ping vialtura III thH city vaster
Uu) front tha Merrill roulu. ,,
Mr. and Mra. A, P. (Ilovar are
plat it ii I liar to leave Hi la frank for
Han Francisco on a buying trip.
They ar ownnra of Glover 'a
Juwulry-ator.
Mra.' Wlluta K. Uainmage, who
waa formerly ronuoctud with
Hariihari'a lit th la illy, u now
ntukliti Iter home In Oakland,
Calif. Mra. (laminate la 'alio a
former Morah field reaidenl.
Mr. and Mra. fori' Fltigerald
am spending aomrtlme In Klam
ath Falls from (heir home at
Uikeviaw. They ara located at
the llumel apart inenta. Mr. Fits
Kerald la a well-known aheepman
bf like county.
Arthur- la-uvltt waa a business,
visitor In lite rlly yi-aterilay from
bla borne at Itw-ky Point.
Mr. and Vra. Hurry Coeller
and daughter. Adra. arrompauled
Jiy Mra. Nate Olterbelu and
grandson, Donald Smith, returned
last evening; from Medford.
whore they motored ycatarday.
at tltn Loom In building nn-Fourili
Und Miilu all dnr Bulurduy, It baa
been aunouncod.
I ll It la I meeting uf the Klam
ath County Music Tearhnra' aa
eorlalliiil for tlila year will be
held I lila evening nl Ibe homo nf
Mra. (ieorae Milntyra, at 4 lit
liluiulu at rent. ,
Mr. and Mra. I.loyd K. Newltiu
of Mlddlittoil ara Iho iiarnula of
a buby lrl, born Orlnlier 10. The
child hna been named "llaiul
Amelia."
. A regular nifi'tlni of Joli'a
DauKhtera la acheilulcd for fbla
ovenlng at the Maantilo tmuplo.
Mr. and Mra. Krad II. (loddard
havo returned from a bualnoaa
trip tu cltica In Ibu llaauo Hirer
valley. Mr. floditurd In county
judge of Kin tooth county.
Noru Kalhrya lloffiunn hae fllwl
ult fsr divorce frim JUatua A.
Hoffman, alleilni deaertlon. Hhe
aaka tha cuitody of the minor
child.
Charlea A. Hart, attorney for
iho Ureal Northern llallroad, la
a kueat at the Wlllnrd bolel.
At the -
! LIBERTY
-THGATRE-
a .
"HUSBANDS'
FOR RENT'
With OWEN MOORE
and Helena) Coitello
A Mirthful Romance of
Miirt-icil Life!
Mr. and Mra. Itollii lludolph
have arrived bora from their
home In Ran Kranclaro and will
remain lu Klamath Valla (III Ibe
flrat nf the year. - They are mak
ing Ibuir home at the Kvana
apartmeuta. Air. lludolph la au
accountant.
Mra. II. L. Hond. bookkeeper
at tha (lolilun Itule. waa confined
to her home Wedneaday with a
aovera cold.
A. K. Parker and W. II. HlxKcr
of Hun Pranrleco. are auenia nt
lb i Wlllnrd llilel. .
vMemlHira uf tbu local hxlaa of
Kailea are maklnK eilenalve
plana for a aoclal evenlim Krlilojr
October t. when they will enter
tain (be auxllllary oi tbo lodaa
with a hot lamele feed. A pro
gram haa been arranged tit the
evening and Initiation will al
take up a part of tha evculng.
Mini Margaret llowneiw baa
lulurnnd from a brief vlail to
I'orllaud where alio epent tho
time with relative and frlenda.
Mtaa llowneaa la atndylug voire
under Mra. A. J. Vuyo of thla
rlly.
Mra. Ktta KIlKore and daugh
ter, fuel Itobortaon, have taken
over Ibe reataurant lu llonanta
unit are making many Impruve-iniuta.
Mr. and Mm. A. T. Laagull nuil
family, who bavo made tbelr
home at Illy for (he pant all
montba, have returned to Uonan
a, where they will now make
their borne. ,
Miaa Vivian, MeCauley. circu
lation manager of (he Klamalh
Newa. waa absent from her dutlea
Wedneadny on account of a
heavy cold contracted late Tues
day night, which confined hor at
hoiuo. ...
The lad!ea..of (he Mothodhu
ehnreh will Itfld a rummage aale
e-y. i. a - - ' -n au- ... -
W, P. Heara of Clillcole and
Binlth haa retnraed from a bul
neas trip of several dayi to Ran
Praarlsro and other bay points.
Mr. Bean made tho trip by mo
tor.. Mr. ami Mra. II. Crobiant of
Dorrin, California, are rereivlng
congraliilallftna 'uuon, the arrlvul
uf a daughter, born at the Klam
ath Valley hospital on Monday.
v Dr. Dvii Havana of live Port
land Painless Dentist offices and
i H. D. Ilnsaard of The rclltorlum
have returned home from Ucar
; heart mountain. Iloth hunters
returned with a good slsed buck.
j (5. J. Slurra' returned this
. murniiig frutn Mnrshfleld where
he spent the post few days look
ing after his newspaper luler
lests. He will bo hero Indefinite
ly nn biialness. Xlrs. Mumv r-
inatued here while Mr. Murray
moiurixl to "tho bay for several
At The PINE TREE
NOW SHOWING'
LiaUghter Drowns thuh!
TO VICTORY and Jove,
tfirough danger arid bat
. tlo, with a merry crew hold
ing tho tthip and' a - pirato
band cutting Ore broad blue
' waves of the Mediterranean.
Roam of rollicking tars give
way to tho gentle sighs of
'romance
r a. i npgjgatl- I
V fl WALLACE BEERY ,
far S 'l I ESTHER RALSTON
vH.' 1 - 4 1 I . ' CIORCE BANCROFT
JW', jJ( CHARLES FARRELl
'llVyN' ' I0HNNIE WALKER
-SbJr' 'l y'"C jamesVruze.
J . yjaUsf tJL , . PRODUCTION ,'.
I jf Jjoas, f I as ' ooi"h"iuVo 4v.
'
Vr l -Skihsa Vrfvcts; andKid' ;;:
YjApl I " . . '' Fitakmihg Friti Nu Modes :". -' ' ' J Sjlffl ' ' !
1 1 v -; , ' 1 -j- .. "kjjt 4"' " ''
days on business. They are at
the hotel Willard.
; dinner to be bold at -the hotel
Medford on Friday evening at
6:15 P. M. . - '
J. Bennett, night rlerk at the
.Motel Arcade la confined to his
homo with an attack ot Illness.
The Cottage Hospital la to be
the name hereafter ot the hospi
tal at 1304 Wordcn avenue for
merly known as The Private
Sanitarium.
George ftranno and James G.
Daw of Weed, California ara hi
the city for a few days hunting.
They are stopping at the hotul
Arcailo. . . ,. ,'
'The Miipah Class of iho Pint
Methodist church will hold a
Home Coming Social nt the
chttp-h this aftornoonat
two o'clock. All tho .ladies of
the church arc cordially Invited
to, attend. Mosdumes (Juy Sat
torlce. M. W. Cosubooin. John
Oysbers," Virgil Vodon and Doru
Mallery are to be hostesses.
J. T. Thurman of San Fran
cisco la with the exchange de-
tpar(mnt of the Klamath Fornf-
tnre Store. Mr. Thnrman took
tip his' official datles with the
store Wednesday.' i '
Oi Thursday evening at tie
Order of De Mohry a memorial
will b held for OMver Paynter.
popular young man who passed
away Tn Mt. Shasta aomo few
days ago. Flo was a member of
the Jocirl order. '
j.' A. Mcfido and J. E. Thorn
ton of Ashland amtf Perry O. Ke-
l.ap and P. V. McWIItlanl o'f
.KfniniitH Pairs are at the Mult
iuoinah. coming hero to moot tho
igrand exulted ruler of the Elks.
I Morning Orogonian. '
Friends ot Miss Maxlne Olson
popular -high school girl of this
city? who Is attending school In
Boatlle this wlulor will be glad
to learn her health is Improving.
Miss 0aun ia t uaUgV.tor uf
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Olson ot this
!dty.. Her father la with the
'Uolden Rule store'.
I .
I' M. .M. Carter of the Southern
Pacific Is suffering with a broken
right hand, Soveral days ago
I Mr. Carter waa asalstlnfi ' with
I somu c'onstrucflouwork when hn
was HI l in k across tho hunrt by a
steel rail. He Is a brother of
to Carter ot the niuln offices of
tho Southern J'aciflc. '
F: O. 0 6 f d o h. experienced
t salesman from Oakland, Culifor
I nfo, ha accepted a position with
;tno tiiantatn rnrniiure-sioro on
jMain and EloVentH.' Mr. Cordon
Itook np his new duties Wednes
day. Tho Increased business 6'N
the local store has made li neces
sary to nave additional nctp. - j
! ;.. ...... :- ... ': j
and - enjoyable df -tli scastm.
Members of the D. A. R.- wish
ing to. may appear in Colonial
costumes.' Several are planning
to do so. The dance will be In
formal. Dancing wtil start at
nine o'clock. . -
TuVing 11 pack horses and a
gtrfde); A. J: Connolly, D. E. Alex
ander and Ernest Nitschlem have
left OVando, Montana, to pack
back Into the mountains 25 miles
where they win hunt Elk. The
hunters write back that', the
weather In' Montana Is beautiful,
jnst sftappy enough to make H
onjoyabla for tuhthig. They
will be gone, for at least thTeo
weeks. " ... - '
The grand march' of tlfo'an
n'tnil Ti A. TI. TJstl 6f Kulalono
cmrpter'wirl'' taTt "prowjptly- at
nlive-oejoclf "Friday veWg.
The affair 1 being held at the
Attamont Pavilion. Tickets have
been placed on salb for tl. An
n,IHItl..nl l.Hl..n.. Mill, will
be charged tor extra ladles.
Many of the Daughters of the
American Revolution plan to ap
pear In Colonial costume. .
The employes club of Copco ot
Medford will give a party at the
Jackson Hot Springs oa Saturday
evening, October 21. The party
promises to be unique. A hard
time dinner dance at which every
one will be required . to wear
hard time costumes Is planned
for tho occasion. - It Is planned
that a number of Copco employes
from Klamath. Falls will attoud.
apend the day with Mrs. Ernest
Hu maker at 2S4 Michigan are
une. - Tbo day will bo spent la
sewing . and planning for thai.
baiaar and food sale to be held
some time In November. AU In
terested are cordially Invited to
attend.; Bring thread. thimMas)
and xcodloa. At noon a lambaon
is i(l be served -
A real old fashioned good time
is "being planned tor : today,
whenv- tho r I'a'dittcs: of . the
Ptrst Chrtstfan church will
turned home to Klamath Falls
from a visit In Portland with
her son-in-law and dauchter. Mr.
and Mrs. Edward Drake. Be
fore her marriage, Mrs. Drake
was Miss Dorothy Wemett of
thls ctiy.: ., . '
Phi' Sliftita Kappa; moil's na
tional fraternity has been award
ed Ihti Simon Nu plaque tor hav
ing attained the highest scholas
tic ttvoraRo of niny fraternity on
rtio Un'Koh cuniius during 192?
and ' 192. Kenton ' flnmslter.'
Wllllnm KityVemliUI. Vernon Kuy-
Ikendiirt and JSick Morrison all of
Klainnlh Falls ara affiliated with
Phi Sigma Kappa.
Miss J.unu Schaal, danghter 0f4
Charles Schaal of this city hos4
! arrived tn Klamath Falls from
, Pendleton. Oregon, and will
malte this hor future home. Miss
! Schaal haa taken an apartment
ou Pine street. She plans to ac
'cept a position with The Botty
'Jane Shop. Miss. Schaal took hor.
Deuuty culture worK in .ricutiio.
naiaaiamaAgwMa an
tt Is expect' th'kt ' -numbor
of newspaper pnbllshots', adver
tising men. merchants and busi
ness men of Southern Oregon In
general will attend a mooting to
be held in Medford ' bif Friday
when FrarlK E. Jenkins,, manager
of tile Eiigoiie'ItctJlater of Eu
gette will talk on "Malclilg Ad
vertising Pay". The talk is to
he given In conjunction with a
MW Mary' Walker of. Chilli-,
iinlii, Mrs. J'anis Grl'ihes. ot Wil
llu'ihs6h River arid Miss Gertrude,
!CoX have fetur'ned troth a, visit
of several days In' Ashland with
; relatives and friends, in Asia-)
land they were the housa- guests
Uf.'Mr. and lira. Butler Walker,
paronts of Miss Walker. ' ' " .
. . '. -i. . . 'i
! lA'' dumber of dtnrtcr parlies'
.'ale ' being' ; planfaed' for Friday'
evening before the annual 0'. A.
IP - tnlV - iHi. A-lt,rmnitt Catf11lnA.
IThls affair glrea promise of be
Jtng one of the most outstanding
, '..; thui -Wouldn't Have Happened If
the boy-friend nad .brought the kid brdtHer a
"ten ceni bag of
Pugs Pure Horehoimd Drdpft ,
V . ... t ; ,: " ' ' " ' -
He didn't forget, however, to OTrng' HER a
box of Johnston the appreciated thotolates,
and they were freaH ahd good, because he
Drug cb;
528 Main Street
Phone 270
Uccd Gczh
1928 dakkftd
Coach :
' $800.00
1928 Esex Sejtn
$650.00
1927 Essex Coupe
; $500.00
1925 Dodge
Touring '
Xen- Tfres ail Glass ,
,. .. iKnctoaeil , '. ;, . ; ;
?450.00'
. 1. I . I' ..-:
1925 Hudson
Coach
New Tires ami Paint
$450.00 ;
1926 OldsmobUe
. Sedan' v
$500.00 ,
1927 Dodge .
; Touring
$500.00 ; ;
1925 Essex Coach
$150.00
Motor Go.
OjH'n evenings nod tfuaeuv'
Phone 630