THE KLAMATH NEWS
" TUESDAY,- OCTOBER' 30,' tm
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CITY BRIEFS
I tli onmmlllM In charge of the
! nodal program fur I ho snanlng.
Mm. Klnlrr Wilson nl Klani-
alb Agency w shopping ill llic
city nudy.
Ml Holly McMillan anenl Ihoiln III vnlloy rlty. Ml May mo
wnAud li Klunia'h Kalla vlall.' loreil to Klamalh Fall f-'rlilay
Inn Vrl.Mirti.r lls MrMHUn I evening with lira. T. H. Alihnll.
ImtcliKr- In i lie high school aijwho spent ,orora day In Mod'
Mulln.. . , . , turd vUltluc . Imr ltor. tint.
, ' ' , ' ' ((Irani Nilaon. formerly nf Ihlr
Hhoriff mil Mm. Ilcrl K. Iluw- j r'ly. Mr. Nelson and Mm. Ah
kin' wr oip.-ctoit to "ratinu but motored lo Itoaohnrg during
bonin lul utiilit from minor her vlall.
Irlp In Tim llulica oiid nlhei ', '
nurlhorn points. , , Ur, and Mr, Jorrr Hchoeufeld
. uro vlnltnra In III city train Hnn
D. H. rutrll nl l.oa Angolea j ; Pranrlnro. Mr. Kiliocufnlil in
spending fnainbjihl In Klamalh riprcacnlnllvn nf fliiyhurKh llm
Fnlla wllh friend, j 4
' , , Mr. W. O. Ifcilinilghun of Crns-
Mm. livwli llu'laglier nf HII- rnil Lake worn shopping 'In Ike
f mi, :llf., I nw rivldnt In city Mnnduy afternoon fur keverul
llio rlty, having arrived hero re- j hour,
rently by motor,
I ; ' ' ' Mn.JK I.. Ilunlon of the Klem-
Kl flinkl I In tho city fill1 nth Fish Hatchery I leaving fui
n extinded vlall fnun bin bumr Portland today by train, when
t MliiiiM)ll, Mluu. Mr. fiuu- alio will mi hmll la n operation,
klr niudc III (rip wont by miitur j . .,- .
. J. CI. McDonald, travelinr
Mia Ada 'and France f'brli- freight axci't of ib Chicago, Mil
luphorsou, ' daughter of Mr. anil waning it Hi. I'ulil railroad. I
Mr. C, N. Cbrlampherann, rr- .pcmllng icvcrnl day III Klumalh
turned home Monday ninruln ; Full on regular liual m Irlp.
. from Portland, wher they snout , ,
v ihn week-end. ! Mian A I Ire linwniun, of A'b
i Y land, daughter of C. II. llowman.
Mr. and Mra. Allien Mny m ' f o r m r I y uib rliiiuniliiul . of
Inred l Ashland Miiudar, annul- arhoola In Klamalh Kail, apoiil
paiilrd by'WIunlK May, who rih ilm wwatMid In lb rliy the
lurni'rt lo her Mudla al Aablund nurvi of Mr. anil Mra. II. N. Miw.
Normal after nnrihiK ihi wrok-1 mim llnwiaiui inolnrid lo Ihla
rnil hKra, and Mlaa All.v llow-i-liy Krldny wllb Mr. Mi.,
matt.' wlin martini lo Mr hoini'1 .
. 1 i Mr. and Mn. W. '. Illddl and
family nf Modford Wfro ' unu
In Iho rlty Hiinday, and llli'd al
Ilia hiiinti nf Mr. and Mr. II. N
Mon. Tliry rutiirnrd Huiiday ro
nliiK lo lhlr horn In lli- valley.
Ml.a Palih William ba c
rrplril a poalllnn al Moo' lor,
whr aha will b rharae of I hi'
ribbon and alnv dp(tnnt.
l.ouli I'ulln, wall-know Chi lo
ll ill n nivri'hant, ha Mxwntly ro
tiirnad from a hualnm . trip lo
Ran Pmnnlaro.
A-
At lb
LIBERTY
THEATRl
NOW SHOWING
Olive Borden
and
Lawrence Gray
. lit ' '
pajamas;'
Aa up-to-data Adam
lama hi Eva in an
oM-faahiotMa) way -.
! ' ' - '
Ms aud Mr. McKinhnla and
family, wbo.bt bami making
Iholr boat Id Chilnmiln, han
Ml for l.o Angdlfa, Calif,
Mr. Ivan IVk wa among
Ihoan who warn alinpnlug la IhP
rlty yoawrdny from 1'hllniinln.
A looking club of H mrmhrr
ha htn nrganlird at tho Wnr
dn rbo. according 'to frank
Niton,.rauuly olub lender. Tbl
I lbs nWMl rluh to b organ
iird In Iho rnnmy. -
Plant aro balng: mudo for
linakul aoolal and niitvriulnmi'Ut
to ho Iwbl at I bo Wnrdau whool
Krlilay avoning, 'oromhr I.
NEWS OF KLAMATH CX)UNTY.
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Written by Special Correipondanli, Exctuiv ' to the
Klamath New
IVAN NEWS
HILDEERAND
i.Va michari.
I Xcwa orrrpoalrni.
iriLDEIinASII, On., qrt, St.
! Tb Hopl nf thl confmunliy
. hvr nrgaiili a a Orangf. Kim
lion of of f Imr ' ha bMn hold
n( and plana ara balng nada to hold
mealing twiao a moolh. .
Voungrno, Mr. flwanxln
and Mr. I'eiaraon nf Pin flldg
notiirad to Kln::ih Kalla Tuna
day orenlng to aitnd a lodge
Diaalln.
The llomarly family, who for-
Wla Marjorlo Itaadar. ana -of m'1" ,n,r .
lb laachMr of HllAobrand, wa I ""Tnd I" Hraymlll.
.Aniiing " ilia looting nimpa
whlrb haro alartad all vurly wlu
Irr ahnldown la the Jlwk llroih
era' logging 'ramp . avr lllldo-
brand. t mt , i. ;
. . F ' - -
Jurnh fliliKk .'of Itildehrand
baa h'fl for' Kugraa, awhnrn ho
will api'iid aom I Imr trunMacllng
biulnraa. Mr. ItiH'i'k baa oxtfia
airn hunluiwa Inlorrala In tie ral
loy ally.
Mra. II. V. lifliniaard wna
vlattur lu Ihn rlty Mnnduy from
hrr hoino al Algwraa. , , .'
j A apodal mooting ''of Bt.
Mary 'a Altar aoclaly will b hold
iu Iho aaaomlily room In lb rone
of Lyrrun ball lbi oning at k
n'llnik. trbott ra. T. K. Milion
sld and klr. Charln ltlloy WIJI
prnaldo a , hiMinun'. Nina t'e
ifllla Mi'Miihnn,. Mr. Thulbofnr
and Mr, lfoliry ovtuiux rnini
"I
AT THE PINE TREE
' . . . NOW SHOWING
5 BIG EASTERN ACTS -,5
VAUDEVILIjfe -
On the acreen , ,;
and i . Betty
i ; BRONSON
' with
WILLIAM RUSSELL
''BRASS KiNUCKLES,,
Like Excitement ? Romanes? Suipena T
Thi picture hat them all! ,
. Monte
BLUE
Kobort Ni'luin. who ha Imkih
apouillng auroral month vlattlng
wllb bl father, M. P. Nolaou of
lllldrhrnnd, ha rninrnod lo hlo
homo In t-o Augnlua.
Mr. 0. K. I'nrdln nd Mr. If.
k". Iloroiiklrk are tearing today
by nintur . for llprnbrnok and
Dummulr, Calif., to apand inearnl
day vlaltlng . relative and
friend. - .
linn . A. Mi'UaalvjT Klamath
and Kugvtila M. Ilurua, Kuunalh
Agaucy, were auad a licenae to
marry by tho county olerk tale
Salurday afternoon.
Lloyd 8. Jackaon. brother . 01
Paul jckan. principal of Klam
ath Union blub luihoof, la vlaltlng
with hla brothnr tor a low day.
I.loyd Jokon I a rnproaoutatlve
of the, Prem , Itubbar Klamp
company aud of tli Crown -Priming
nuit piiKnivlm company of
lreano, Cnllf. '
Market Report
4 for the
"Pacific Coast:
IIIH. flKl.l.t MIHOIJI
.eyr I 'orrcepandcnl.
IVANi Ore Oct. t.-MI II-
ol , Mi Cli'lland, rouuiy hoalih
uuroe, airouipanloil hy nr. and
Mra. Ilrunk. vlallod llio arbnol
Wednraday for Iho pnrpoae
eiramlulni; Ihn pupil fur donlnl
dff'T!.
i ne woriion ecnooi win ... . KlnInolB p,,,, .(tor gBF0,,. "
ha-Vot ao. la I and enierialnmem , Tbe nrol)m, f
Krldayerenlng.NovomlM.rt. !, ha ahul ooww ' for tb. '
lien flay mado liualnoa irlp , winter month. . - I '
lo Klamath Kalla Mnnduy. . ; Jacob Ituerk h left for F.a-1 .
. Mr. and Mr. I.yln Cordon en-share bo expect to remain i
terlalnad Mr. Cordon' mother. tr aororal daya to look after'
Mr, flnnlel Cordon, nl dlum r , hualm-aa lulereota. . I
Hunduy. Jo Hmyth wo a bualnoa la-
T. B. Bandera aqd on. Tod. imr lu Klamath Kail from hi
who are engaged In logglnr near home In llildebrand. Monday.
Kalry. apant the wek-eud -wlihl Mr. ,a Mr.. A. L. Michael of
home folk. I Dairy (pent Hunduy vlaltlng with
Mr. and Mr. Kmmnt PltrockiMr. Michael' brother. T. P. Ml-
and nn were caller l the home Ichael. and family, of lllldobrand.
of Mr. and Mr. Alfred McCoy) Rahert Nelann. who ba ipent
Thnradny. I several oionlka with hla father, i
M. P. Notaon. haa left for hla;
borne In Ixm Aeaele for the '
wlntor month". . ,
Crl. Albert. Hoien aad Elmer
U iu.l 1, K. . .l.t.nH 1 I .11. '
Kuoday from their home In Hll-ili'lrf-und.'
Mr. and Iln, luinard Hitter
maile a oamblned hualoeu . aad
plciuum trip to .Klamath Fails
Krlday. -
1 aval meetlDg Monday evening.
' 'Mr: Cany waa confined to hla
heme with lllnea loot weak.
Karl Ilarnea motored lo Klatu-
alk "allo on a biuluaa Irlp.
' ' . L. l.uudhArg, who suffered
' aevaral badly cut finger while
working l the mill, la reroverin-
I ralilrflv - - t
i Mr: nd Mr. nnbert O Tarrel
: of Ikirl. Calif., ware hare vlalt
' I Ing frlenda last Krlday and Sat.
urday.
This
store is
Headquarters
FOR,
Henry flnrdon. who ba been
harvesting hi potato crop at Ihla
plaoa. rnpnrt a very onod yield.
Vrank Koiion. . uiunlir club
gent, vrailed the chool Wednes
day. A cook lug rlah nf 14 mem
bers Is Isalng orgonlxud. " -
fat Winfrey randidatn fur
sheriff, wa being Introduced In
the neighborhood Tbliraday - by
linn Cay. . .
Mr. Agon, aaleswoman for the
Paragon Clothing company, waa a
bualueaa caller In Iho neighbor
hood Tbtmulay. - .
' BONANZA
CHILOQUIN
. mikm vc.wtuma KRuums
Nevra t'omspimitrnl.
CHILOQUIN Ore. -Oct. ?.
Allen Aldrlch baa employed an
experienced laundres at hir
laundry.
A party of youni! people mo-
Hwxrir j. now nr. Jit..
N'ews' CoiToMmnloni.
noNANZA, Orn., Oil, IK A .tored to Kort Klamath 8tnrday
moating of the xax payer of the
Horsefly Irrigation district wo
held October It for the purpose
of dlrcusslng the possibility of
securing gravity flow from the
Corner reservoir. C. . Oarley of
Klamath Full" and Mr. Hopkins
of the Langell Valley system aero
present nnd gave the people juima
Idea of. .the cast of construction.
Those present guvn Iho water
board .authority to Interview 11.
D. K'ewell pf tho Reclamation
service a to the possibility of
ecurlng government control. .
During the meeting' Jacob
lluock told Uie farmer . about
a new winter bluo grass. the '
ti.rkn..n whloh nrnttiliiM '
Iin rnvniutlcnixA the dalrv and'
lllvcatock Industrie during the1
late fall and winter montn. i ni
grasa was discovered In southern
Oregon. The grass make on
early soring pantura hut the
evening, where they atteaded the
balloon dance.
Loul Polln iiss returned home
from a bualnes trip to Man Fran
clsco. . . - '
Mr. and Mra. McNIchola and
fnmlry aro leaving fpr their Jiome
at I-oa Angclei, Oullf., Sunday
evening. .
Mr. Torrey and Mr. McAboy
have rrinrued home from a two
week' hunting trip.
Tho Hoy Scout held their an-
CHOCOLATES
Take home a
box tonight
..s i -ttr, I t vtcr -1' . ,-
If you want the delicate rose .
like fragrance of pure vanilla,
i .. - : .-, ! . " : ; - ,
insist on Schilling's. Your
money back if you don't like
Schilling's best !
Cill a l Kplc ai I
iVasklnr PeastlT Tea
ayaa a'le'iji.a ww'iaassvw w sasjaaa v w
JFrcsh, .
MagillDrug
Company
YOUR DRUG STORE
. . . Phone 270
JACK FROST
SHOE REPAnum --.
While Ya Wait
Women ' halt sole Bf, pair
Wood hael topllfta, SSc pr.
Hen 'a rabbet heel IWe pr
Howard It Perm
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Desigits and Plans
INDUSTRIAL AND -'
COMVERCAL
' BU3XDISG3
DANCE & DINE
. Shadj; Pins ;
ANY TIME '
Cleaa Food ia a Oaaa '
Place. Barbecue BaaaV ';
wichea. Chill. Tfoodlaa. '
Hone Made Flea. -
DAXCE A1X TO BCKX
' to prav.vrt; 'PARTIES i
7 mile juarth am .(
- ; kigfcwavy':'. '
ItHtTINU nARKi-rrs
Wheat BB blunatom .1.44S4 :
noft "wblle ).tl; western white plant dry out during thesuaimer
1.17; bard wintor 1.10
northern when they Ho perfectly dermsnt.
TIRES AT: COST
October Clccn-Up
SALE.;
Qltlfiicld
flrccfonc
1 Hale Price
130X3V4 Ref. Coril,...$6.3S
;30x3Vs- Ex. ajze cord 7.25
Hale Price
30x3 g Reg. Cord... $8.45
30x3 Es ' cor4 5.85
3l4 Cord ...11.40 31x4 Cord 9.55
32x4 Cord 12.10 32x4 Cord .10.20
33x4 Vi Cord 16.60 33x4 Vi Cord .. 14.20
20x4.40 Balloon 8.00 29x4.40 Balloon ...... 4.70
30x4.50 Balloon 8.90 30x4.50 Balloon .. 7.25
'31x8.00 Balloon 11.20 31x8.00 Balloon ......10.10
31x5.25 Balloon .....12.90 31x8.25 Balloon M
33x6.00 Balloon 13.60
j ALL OTHER SIZES PRICED LOW
Guaranteed for life againat any and all
'MOVXTIMfl KltEB
33x6.00 Balloon . 14.40
defect
Jim's Tiro Oorvico
Sixth and Klamath
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Phone 1277
Firestone method of VulonnUlng. Wo nave J'oq money and
ervo you belter.-.
spring 1.0tf. weitern red 1 11
Llveatork Cattle r e 3 e I p t .
2010, market slow; steers, good
j li-U. 6S; medium 1J-1100; com
mon 9 IS-ltl.7.r: heifers, good
9.60-10.r; medium common 8
11.110; cow, good 8.S-8.Ifi: com
mon, medium 6. 7K-. SO; low cut
tor .'!-$ bull, yearling ex
cludutV good B. 60-11. DO; oummon
medium .u0-7.Jr,; calvo, med
ium choice 0 50-1 I SO; cnll com
mon &.G0-11 SO;, hig .reeelpie
ttilfi.. lane or .market opening
ow lower; JTiO-300 lbs. medium
choice 7.70-S Jtl' J00JJ0 lbs.
.CO.g.ro; . 400-20 " lb. . t.CO
i.lii 130-160 lb. -8. CO: pack
ing hogg .7-8; (laughter, pig !-:
foedorg and atockera 8-0,
,.,,. Hiiirep : t: . . . .
Sheep . rocelpta 270. market
quutably steady; .lamb. 84 Ib.
down 11-12; medium 10-11: cull
common all weights 8.60-10;
yearling wethers 8.00-10.00; ewoa
medium choice 4.C0-6.S0; cull
common all weight' 4-3.50.,
Butter Cube extras 49 V4;
landard 49; prime firsts 4714;
first 43 H. - ' .
ERgh Fresh standard extras
49; fresh standard first 45;
fresh medium extras 34; fresh
medium firsts 34; underslte 24.
Vegetable
Fruit. Crsnbocrlei . S.70-C.S.3;
hucklebcrrloa .08-. 10 lb.; canta
loupe 1.00-1. (So crate; pumpkin
.75 sack; apples 75-1.18 box.
Vegetable Cucumber .60
.00; tomatoes .85-1.00: onions
3.25-4.00; Inttuco 1.50-2.00; .cel
ery .60-.75 dox.; spinach .90;
cauliflower .80-1.00; potatoes .85
1.05; cabbage 1.10 orate; corn
1.00-1.30 sni'k; carrots .25' dox.
bunches; beat same: turnips .30
.05; green onion .35; parsnip
.45-.50.
Bullcrfat Direct shippers f.o.
h. price No. 1 52; v station price
50; No. 8 48; Jutland delivery
price No. 1 55;. fJo. i 50.
HAS "FRANCISCO MARKKTS
SAN KUANCIHtlO, Oct. 29. (JJ
P) llultor-Kxtra. 61c; prima
firsts, 48c.
Kggs Extras, '40c; extra put
lets, 45c: pullel ,15c; nndorsited
pullets, 23 Vic.
Cheese California fancy flats.
23H.
Potatoes Stockton. 14? 120;
Washington Netted Oems,' $10
M.25.
Drain Barley feed, ' $1.50?
1.C5: wheat milling. 82.10 2. 35.
. A professional la an ejhllotc
who wlsho he could 'prosper ns
amateur do, v, r ' " !f
After the first fall rain' the
gras become green again, grow
ing fr:m 3 to 8 incho high. It
ha been demontrnted that the
grass ran lie grown on the pjosit
noil and may he planted on land
that Is aowri In nlfalfa or other
pasture.
A Harold Young who drives
a school bus wo, driving bamc
from ccbool Wednesday evoniug
ho ran Into a car which wa
parked, on a blind curvo near
tho Horlon nitnch. Tho two
men. In the other -car were un
injured. . Ml Ilelon Young ws
tho only occupant of the Young
car to be injured., tine sustained
several cuta and bruise about
the face and neck. Both cars
were damaged. ,
Tho Honley girls' Toiler baH
team played the Bonanxa irls
here Friday afternon. : The score
wa 41. to 38 In. lator pf the
Bonanxa girls.' '
THEY ARE IN -
JAIXTNOW
THE two black crow
are in the jail house
now. Will anyone fur
nish bail' o they can
get out again? We will
Jcnow when the new
"Two Black Crow" rec
ord come out, and "it
Won't be long now."', ,
The record without a
scratch are Columbia
; G Them at
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QUIT THE DU0E4B3C f ? f
OF. IHAT-IATCI COUNTY
SUnaUH
We submit for your coiuUeration, itonest, upright, experienced men for the dif
ferent county off ices, fend tul you to consider carefully their merit and qualifica
tions. We ask you toast your vote for the following candidates: r : v i
, Representatives in legislature- A. M. Collier, of Klamath falls; ,
Ralph Hamilton, of Bend, and '
. ' ' , .' . i Denton Burdick, of Redmond. ....
(All seasoned and faithful Legislators) -V..
. . . , . . ' . , - . ..
Congressman Second Congressional District R. R. Butler, of The Dalles. .
State Senator Jay Upton, of Bend.', ' f : 1
Circui Judge A. L. Leavitt, present incumbent.
Sheriff Lloyd Low, who has served as Sheriff and Deputy Sheriff in the past in
, Klamath County, i .
Cimly CleAC. R. DeLap, pioneer in public work in the county. .
County Treasurer Mrs. Clara Calkins DeVaul. ' .
Cotmty Commissioner (regular term) Silas Obenchain :
1 County Commissioner (for Dunlap unexpired term) Charles Williams. r
County Coroner Earl WhiUock. .
t , i THEY ARE WORTHY QF YOUR SUPPORT
Paid Advertisement.
Republican Comity Central Committee
By ' W. W. McNEALY, Chairman