t
iAGE TWO
; Youth Breaks Mark
JTies Al Espinosa
f jn Golf Tourney
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r sav DlEfiO. r-allf.
Jan. S. (V
Pj pllorloa Smith.
Keiuatloual :
lonlln,
Mo.', south, broke the
rerord at Chula Vista '
t Jine
Country club to tie Al Enplnoss I
cf Clilrnjjo In lb neeond round of
' the J25O0 San Diego open tour
J eamcnt here today.
' - Smith srored a. brilliant (6. oue
loss than the previous record for
- the course. With hla card of 71
'yesterday. It fare him a total of
'137 for the two days', play,
i ,i Eiplnon shot hla round in 69.
one over hi tint round, for ac
(. apfroirata of 137.
; v Walter Hageii. British open
I : thamplon. and recent winner of
y the Lone Beach open, was iu
' fourth place with a total of 139.
"The HalK" hot a 69 today.
Klamath Team Is
U Again Victorious
The Klamath Kails high school
quintet proved victorious for a
second time over Grants Pass
i-Just night at a name played In
J the Klamath union high school
gymnasium. The final score for
ilii fame was 69 to 18. The
; game Friday night ended with
f & score of 31 to 21.
; ,' Lee Prultt, veteran basketball
i, player for the local team, was
' placed on the team last night,
' 'hich resulted in a much larger
.t score than the night before. Ro
i'Vistelli had been substituting
r-r Pruftt, " ' :
Leo Crochet was high score
' .an for the evening.
f: Tie lineup, with the excep
fVrlon of Prultt, was the same is
tn the Friday night game. Botn
' met showed lack of practice
' to i- the teams. However there
pis lots of good material for an
. excellent team later in the tea
i son. the coach said.
Gun Club Will .
- Practice for Shoot
;
r. W. E. Lamm, president of the
j-Klamath Gun club, announces
that the club will open the gun
' club shoots tn the sear future
i Tor spring training Work for the
t purpose of a'.lowing the mem-
Sers of the club to get In cbn
? diiion for the telegraphic shoot,
i'M The Oregonlan Is presenting a
loving cup as a trophy this year.
tToe practice shoot will be held
s each Sunday starting at If a. m.
iAll befflnnera are' invited to try
vout. It is the hope of the club
i.Xo ' hare registered shoots once
! each month, the results of which
ifto'tt lie ; recorded and published
I ia the Sportsman Fevlew.
r Elks Bowlers Have
Average of 193
Members or the Elks' bowling
-team., which has been practicing
on the alleys In the Elks' club
recreation room, are optimistic of
the, chances for the "Bills" to
win. the Klamath bowline cham-
pionsblp.
f ' The team average, so far Is
( 193, C. A. Harden, leads his
f teammates with an average In
' three games, played Friday
f:ght. of 217; Royce and Arthur
! Schaupp are tied with 192; Tom
, patters has a three-game aver
age orf 189 and Moore, the fifth
: team member, has an average of
"JS9.
; Indian Said Most
Valuable Player
f CHICAGO, Jan, 5. (UP)
. Chuck Bennett, Indian back, has
r linen awarded the annual Chicago
Tribune trophy for being the Big
i Ten player of "most value to his
; ionm" during the 1928 season,
i Twenty-two Judges figured In
the award. Bennett received 21
; folnts, one point more than Wal
ler Holraer, Northwestern uni-
versity back. Bennett was the
first choice of eight Judges and
Holmer of seven. Holmer was
the second choice of six and Ben
nett five. First place counted
two points and second place one
England's Cricket
Team Champions
MELBOfn.VE. Australia, Jan.
B. (UP) England's cricket team
be-ame International champions
today by scoring a third consecu
tive victory over Australia's
eleven. Previously successful it
Brisbane and Sydney, England
clinrhed the series by winning
tno third match at Melbourne by
Tie narrow margin of three wick
ets.
Although two games are still
to bi plnved, England's combina
tion Its once again demonstrated
i' ability to cope with the ef
fectiveness of Australian bowlers
on their home grounds.
. AKMY BEATS PIUXfUTOX
WEST POINT. K. Y.. Jan. 5.
(TP) Tho Army defeated
T'rlnreton at baskotball today, 33
0 ii.
SARAZEN WINS
'MIAMI' OPEN
MIAMI, Fla., Jan. t. tl'PV
For the third eousecuttvc time
Gene ' Suraien won tho annual
Miami -open tournament at the
Municipal course here today.
Playing what he termed "poor
golf," he turned In a card of
2 for the 72 holes just eight
strokes better than Jock Hutch
ison, runner-up. .
Johnny FurrelL national open
champion, finished last In the
money with SOS. although he was
hardly accorded an outside
chance alter a morning round ut
SO. Additional - winner were
George Christ. 304: Eddie Wil
liams and Joe Turnesa. tied with
SOS; Massle Miller and Charles
Mayo, tied with so, and Johnny
Farrell with SOS. :
Daly, Breedlove
Sign for Bat,tle
Informr-'.iou that Mike Duly.
I Pelican City, has been stsned to
meet Jack Breedlove as the spe
jcial on the American Legion card
'.January 16 was given last' nght
jby Matchmaker Joe Blokerstnff
I Both Breedlove and Duly are
favorites with Klamath county
jtans ulio like to see local boys
imix with someone they know can
j flrht. Thnt is the case of Paly,
jwho recently re-entered, tho ring
jafter an absence of a year and
j who has been taking wins over
his opponentK in the last few
cards in the county.
Breedlove has shown on sev-1
eral cards at Chiloquiu and has
a good reputation as a fighter
that doesn't lie down In .the ring
or wrap his arms abont hts op
ponent for protective reasons.
Orville Da it and' Gene O'Grady.
who meet in the main event, may
be seen working out every night
between now and January 1 at
the Legion hall at 7 o'clock, as
all the fighters must train there
for the fights.
Many fans have been attend
ing the workonts and exclama
tions of approval may be heard
from them as the fighters "show
their stuff." Blckerstaff says. '
Ritchie to Train
! For Bout Saturday
i Earl Ritchie. Klamath heavy
weight who retired from the ring
In June, 1927, has again entered
I the ring. New Year's eve he won
I a knockout over Jack White tn
the fourth round of a boot In
Ashland. January. 12. Ritchie
will meet "Tiny"' Abbott, Cali
fornia heavyweight sensation, In
a card at Eureka, Calif.
Ritchie, who has kept physic
ally fit during his retirement. ,
will weigh iu at 195. Abbott
will weigh 210. Ritchie has en
gaged Bill Elliott, owner of the
Waldorf sport headquarters, as
manager and will show on "cards
in Klamath county soon.
Ritchie will workout today at
3 p. m. at tbe American Legion
hall with -Tiny" McKee, a local
man who has had some boxing
experience. He will leave Thurs
day with Elliott for Eureka:
Scouts Will Play
Basketball Game
Organization of a scout basket- ,
ball team will take place Mon
day night when Troop 3 will
meet at the Sacred Heart acad
emy at 7:30. The team will
compete with other scout troop
teams iu a tournament.
Keith Ruconlch will have
charge of the Troop 3 team.
Practice will be held every
Thursday evening at the Fremont
school gymnasium, 'Scoutmaster
Henry Joyaux announced last
night. ' " '
Webb Rolls High
Score of 258 Pins
Rolling the highest score that
has been made so far this sea
son, William Webb, of the print
ers cass A league team, yester
day afternoon scored 258 pins.
Webb was playing a game
against Ty Fisher, also of the
printers' team, at the Klamath
bowling parlors when he accom
plished the feat.' He scored
seven consecutive strikes, spared
In the eighth, struck In the
ninth, and spared in the tenth.
O. S. C. QUINTET WINS
CORVALLIS, Ore., Jan. B.
(UP) Oregon State College de
feated the Multnomah Athletic
Club basketball team from Port
land here tonight, 37 to 18.
OKKUO.V WINS
EUGENE. Ore., Jon. 4. (UP)
The University of Oregon basket
ball team defeated Willamette
University hero tonight, 39 to 19.
Klamath Fails dentist: "I
won't charge you for Ihe work.
Sam. I kuow you can't afford
It."
Sam: "Thank you, Doc, and
you're the man that will get all
my work from now on."
When a merchant gets on
cash basis he naturally heads Off
lot of running account.
CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Miller, res -
Ideuta of the Fort Klamath dls-
trlct. were Iu Klamntli Falls for
a few hours yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Henry Gordoiv-
spent Saturday iu tire flty ahop-
pins; and Timing Mends ami
:..Z..t... k...,.... . v ik-irl
home at Fort Klamath.
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v Chester Avery boeut Ike morui
I. . . . .. .....
,i..g noura. saopping in u c.v
lyeeterday from his vaneh elthl
miles south of the Tltr - ,
.. church ntl twir chllt!TIi, PIIIy.;
J. O. H.m.kTu,.lce of the'aud . Vlrl,a. wll, s,,,,,,,
peace at Bouansa. ylslted friend ; them aa far as Portland, where'
In the Hty Saturdays Mr. ItaniA-, they will remain for an inderinite,
aer is wen mn.wu in jv umain
county and U a pioneer of th
Bonania country.
J. M. Stagga and wife.
ell-
known residents of Sprague KIT-
er. were business visitors Iu tlu
chy yrsterday.
Fred J. Itighttnelr. resident of
Chiloquiu. was a guest at the
Kerns hotel yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. lireen bavi
been spending several days in
n''.C"! r."LU.i TlT .I'T. '
Portland. While here they were
guests of the Kern hotel.
Mr. and 'Mrs. M. Murphyg
prominent residents of Medford.
spent Saturday In the city trans-
acting
friends.
business and visiting
St. Mary's Altar Society of thi
Sacred Heart church will held It.
day, January li. Mrs. Tlghe
and Mrs. Provost will be the Ralph C. Uobrusky. president
ladies In charge of tbe sale. Auy- of the Malln State Bank at Manns-
hairing articles tor tbe sale llu. waa a business visitor in
are asked to please send them to
313 North eighth street thin
week.
Th. sad new. of the passing of
Mrs. H. Hobach, who formerly
resided at 1018 Washington!
street, was received here yester -
day by Mrs. Gates. Mrs. Hobach
passed away at Pendleton follow-
hig a lingering illness. The end
came on Friday.
Mrs. George Sample win re
view "The Transplanting," ' by
Marie Balascheff, at the regular
meeting of the book department
of the Women's Library club on
Monday afternoon at 2:30 at the
library rooms.
Mrs. Arthur Frailer is back
from Janesvtile, Calif., where she
was called because of the illness
of her mother. - Upon returning
home she reported that her moth
er. Mrs. Bass, was very much im
proved in health.
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dalton and
daughter, Betty Lou. plan tn
leave in the near future for I
southern California, where they
will spend some time visiting
L. L. Brownell of Chlco, Calif.,
has- arrived in the city to spend
several months on business.
C. C. Wells, deputy t'nitcil
Cl,l maruhnl ia i I ). ,hr
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rh'zz:i :T
ao ia ivhHHiiiu v
hotel. .
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for Los Angeles, where he will
spend some time visiting in thc
stmtb. Mr. Worden Is right-of-way
agent for the Southern Pa
cific. Miss Hope Cordon has cft for
Portland to resume her -school
work, after' spending an enjoy
ale vacation in the city visiting
relatives and friends.
James Johnson will leave to
day for St. Paul, Minn.; where he
will spend several weeks visiting.
M. M. Carter Is expected to
return today from San Francisco
and other southern points, where
he has been spending his vaca
tion. Mr. Carter Is connected
with the O. C. & E. In this elty.
There will be a meeting ot tho
E. O. W. Bridge club at the
home of Mrs. John Clover on tile
Pelican City road, Tuesday, Jan
uary 8.
Mr. J. W. Corperliii! of the I
Merrill district haa been called j
to Medford on account 'of the
death of her father. - " i
I
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ball have
left for Washington, D. C.,t
where they will take up aeveril Mr. and Mrs. O. A. McCarthy
Indian matter, which are pend- and A. A. Bellman have left for
Ing. ' I southern California, where thev
will remain for some Imc. Mr.
Mrs. Elslo Lemming spent a 'Bellman plans to remain the ro
few hours In the city' yesterday malnder of the winter In the
shopping and visiting friends.
Mrs. Lemming is a teacher at the
Henley school.
Mrs. Marcella flaw, teacher at
Klamath Agency, was a business
visitor in the city yesterday. She
returned homo last evonlng.
Word lias been received here
of the death of T T. Bennett,
prominent lawyer of Marshfleld,
Ore. Mr.- Bennett Is well known
In legal circles throughout the
sinte of Oregon. He has. hen s
SUNDAY, JANUARY fl, 1020
BRIEFS
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1 member of the state l. aisluturo
and was president of the t'oos
Hay Bar association. The end
Iiiune because of ronipllnttlons
I arising from a severe attack of
lullu. nsa. Hp i (J yr
the time of his death.
. ..,. v k
left ou this, morning , trntu tr1,:,,w t'";-,4 'u"'u'' l"
j llremertoul Wash., after pcd.""' l"1'
tI holldn- at tho home it , ,. '
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rs- W. K. hchiirch.
I of C alifornia avenue. Mr. Saw.
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L. W. Martin, cook at the Pel-
lean Ortlle, Is reported to be verv
much Improved from a recent III -
ness. Mr. Martin was able I"
returu homo yestenlny after Im-
ing conitneci to ine Mamntu ni -
ley bospltnl for two weeks.
Higglus. resident ol i
i Crams Pass, was a visitor In the
! city yesterdayy
iori?o Bertram, enililoye
,h0 8ou,hOTU ,'"'r' ' 1"'",rr'"
i,!, headquarters at Portland. Mr.
Bertram Is at the Arcade hotel
Leo Hopkins has-returned fi on.
, delightful vaintlon eiH-nt ai 1 SHU Yl.rriv , ,,. ..jtv VIkII
San Francisco. Los Angeles niid!tim M , , .
; olhl.r southern cities
Deau Goodmnn. resident ol .
Ashland, is visiting Iu the clt
for severe! day,. Mr tw.o.lman
Klamath Fulls yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Streeter. resi
dents of Fort Klamath, spent Sat-
urday in the city shopping and
visiting friend;,
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! 'Miss Jane 1'ryne has returned
to her home In Ashland after i
spending several days in this city
visiting friends.
Allce M. Brown Is spending
several days In Klamath Falls .
from her home at Seattle, Vash. j
Miss Brown . will return toou
While hefo she is a guest ot
Oeorge B. Tyson. Southern Pa-
clflc brakoman. Is registered 'jyt
the Arcade hotel this week.' ''Mr. i
Tyson is from Portland.
Bud Gandes. Odull Olson and
Churles "Chub" Morrison return
ed yesterday from Ashland and
Medford, where they visited.
While III the valley they spent
some time with the Warner
Stones orchestra, which Is com-
posed of men formerly of Klam-
ath Falls. The orchestra mem
bers from here are Robert Red
wine, L. Ashworth and Pickett.
Bud Gandee Is vlsUlnS In the
city with relatives and friends
from his home in Ashland. While
here be la the house guest of hb
. . 1 I .. : . T .-
d.i.-.j.
ni Tiit ii
BTeuutr, sir. uhumw to whmci
resident of Klamath and wa m-
! nloyed here for some time on
ouu.uciu rai, iv
L. I). Arnold spent Saturday In
the city shopping and visiting
friends. Mr. Arnold returned
last evening to his home at
Klamath Agency.
Mrs. Flora Hayden motored to
Fort Klamath Saturday evening.
She will return today. Mrs.
Hayden 1 s tho assistant bookkeep
er .for the Klamatli News and
tho Evening Herald.
The Ladles' Community Chorus
is notified of the meeting which
will be held Monday ulglit. Jan
uary 7, ut 7:30. All members
arc asked to attend and each Is
asked to bring music, ns this will
be a special meeting.
People from throughout Klam
ath county continue to call the
Southern Pacific offices making
Inquiries concerning the special
excursion which leave, here on
January 26 for San Francisco.
The round trip 'ticket, with 10
days' time. Is $10. The train
will leave Friday-night at 6:45
o'clock. A number of the school
teachers are planning to make
the trip for the week-end, it la
stated,
' I
south. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy
will return to Klamath Falls
shortly.
Etswortli Moore was a business
visitor tn Klamath yesterday
from Langoll Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kulsetli
returned yestorduy from tholr
honoymoon spent In the south.
Tholr marriage was an event lit
this city December 22. Whllo In
California they visited In Los
Angeles, San Frnnel'cn, Salinas
",1a ml Richmond. They nln ieul
iKomu time In Suu Meiinel with
li.Mtn. Kulselh's parents.
J. Harold KoIiIiihkii ia hiiI-
'"f some time Iti't'o from Herkt.
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. Arcado hotel,
I
1 Ferdinand Johnaon left yestor-
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"""' IUI r"l'"l,,'
jund friends. Mr. Johnson wit'
w oue or ino iirm reiiuonis oi
Klamath Falls to go through the
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resident of Butte. Mom.. Is In
,.,.;. Mr ....... wll,
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Mm j Lo(lKard , Ali.m:1
, . illlsl.. vislioi In Klam-
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(reight and pasM-nger aceut or
)u, (;ri,a, Xiin'herii. returned hut
;0Vlllln( (rill nm, Khor ,u.
;wnl l(uy bUHn,.
M. J. I.eiu. i-lilef Hpecial ngcr.l
, (l)r , Nor,hortl. ,,.,
panted by II. Keith. nisNtant
sivut yesterday In the eHy on
While here they nm
(erred with officials of tl,
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ii Id-nl
C. M. Ilrllt.1 former resident if
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ee hotel.
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. ((. lu)rl Um Wn9
I they are making their home al
!the Arcade hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. West, resi
dents of Dorr Is, spent Saturday
In the city on uS lnens.
Ashley.
railroad man
' J'0'!1"'"!; 13 "P'oJ" l days
in the city.
C. Barton, prominent potu'o
dealer of Portland. Is visiting In
the city at the Kern hotel.
C. It. Patterson, resident of
Fort K'amath. was a buslueHii
visitor in the city Saturday.
L. t". Slsemoro, and son Jerry.
,",,. vesterday.
I While here they attended the
lf JZ
J. Ashley, railroad employe, of
Portland, spent yesterday here
on business. He was a guest of
thu Areade hotel.
O. T. Wheeler, prominent po
tato dealer of Portland, Is spend
ing several days In Klamalli
Falls at the Arcade hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. t. S. Chastaln of
Chllonuln are receiving congratu
lations on the arrival of a baby
daughter, born Friday. January 4
at the Klamath Valley hospital.
Carl Darling of Ashland is
spend!ng several days In Klam
ath Falls nnd in Fort Klumnth
visiting friends. While here Mr.
mouu'r
, . ., . .
returned home from valley polnti;
where they visited with relatives
and friend.". v
Fred and N. Daniels are home
from AxlUund, where they visited
with friends for several days.
P. E. Waldln of this clly Is
home from Medford. where lie
spent the past week visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Ooswirk of
the Hotel Grand. ' Mr. Waldln Is
a prominent sheep man of
southern Oregon.
lu courtesy to tlnrlr son. Bud
Afhnld, who returned to Military
Camp nt Ulverslde, Calif., Mr
nnd Mrs. William Arnold enter
tained n number 'of his lutltnato
Trleuds with a dinner parly ou
Wi.'dnesday evening at the fam
ily home. The guests Included:
Misses Lillian Peterson, Wyom-
25
is the
right price
to pay for a
good tooth
paste
LISTERINE
TOOTH PASTE
Large Tube
25
lug 1'Wtor, Pelrlo Foster liml
Naillno I'lltolu'll. , It.omoml Ar
nold, Allion Stilt', Jav lltuurd.
lli im llunaiil, Ailltiir Foster and
the honor kiichI, Hud Arnold
Mr. mid Mra. Kd t'arilwell ioul
Saturday In tho i lly from tli. Ir
iiiiiili north of Fort Klamath.
Wlillo lu re tliev vtnifil Willi tlii'lr
ilaimliti r. Opal I'm dwell, who l
i bookkm'per for I lie W. I). Mill.''
t'otiHl rui'ttou company.
Tliemlnro Fliit-kus was aii.itlier
' om-of-towii vtxltor line tor vl'C
.Saturday sliopnlut;. Mr. Fla hua
U from Dairy.
! Mr. and Mis. V. C llu.-k:.-i-j
j visited III the rliy yesterdny from:
IForl Klamalli Mis llaekler will :
re mil I n In the city for some lime.
I Mr. llai kler Is superintendent of
I the Weed rain li.
K. II. Ms of tin. Southern o '
sou till i-nnipanv lia- rt'tiirn.-d
I from a tiirrsiTim- liolhlny vaca
tion silent in l.oa Auxt'lo anil la
aaaln rrglHtercd at the Wlttnitl.
Arthur W t'lianlv. eillinr ol'
! tile t'hllmiuiii Urvtew, Mua a'l
! overnlchl gueel III tli - i lly and
wa reglitered at the Hotel Wll-
laid.
V.. A. Itliil kHtlKer, owner of tllc
Khu klltiger Lumber roinpjuy.
i w: se mill In nt t'hlloiiiiln. re.
Ituiiieil yestordiiv from till ticeu'i
.of Industries mill Is rerl lered at
the Wlllanl.
Wold has been received her,
'of the birth of a sou to Mr. end
;Mrs. M. N. Ii.vls on December
I in Seattle.' .Mrs. Unvls was
formerly MIm Florenve MurpU:.'
of this i lly. ,
Among the cattlemen of th
county who utleml.'d the inert Im:
yesterday to discuss proposed
legislation to slop beef steallnc
were: Jesse .V. lire. Hairy.
Charles K. Drew. Merrill road;
W. K. Campbell. Illv; W. D
Campbell, l.ai.rell Volley: 1. K
Alexander'. Hock Creek ranch;
A. R. Campbell ami l.yle Milts oi
Pine tirove: K. I.ooseley. Fort
Klamath; li. L. Holbrook. Klam
ath Falls.
Mrs. F. J. Itowue of Ilml.'itiz.i
was uinoiig tho out-of-town vlnlt.
ura iu Ihe .city yesterday.
(i. A. Thoma. owner of th
Merrill crenmerv, was n visitor
In Klamath Falls yesterday on
business.
Harry IiikIIiik. deputy sheriff
under Sherllf Burt Hawkins, bus
moved to Anhland.
I J. It. Dm land yesterday flleil
jsult for divorce from lleta Din-
land on lilleited groilliu ot tru i
and Inhuman treatment. There
aro no children
Mrs. Ivor -Wolfe and daughter.
Hen. am visiting with friends
nnd relations at Los Molne.
Calif. The Wolfes are residents
of the Merrill district.
MIhs Carolina Varettl of Port
land, who has been vlhltltiK her
j parents. Mr. and Mrs. II. Ilen
1 drlekson of Merrill, returned tu ,
her home Tuesiiay.
Missis I .on lie Dnlton and
Helen Anderson of Merrill, stu
dents of tho University of Ore
gon, have returned to EugeTie ti,
resume their school work after ;
spending a delightful vacation
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Mind fi.U la lOd .i.l (inM O)
'tr : wi, oilitif.. liar V
tn -i nt .1-i i:us ntAvom
11 II 0 I'll, l.",l ,4" vera knm
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Golden State
Hotel
Ellis tnd Powell Streets
(Formerly Golden West)
A family hotel at a
famous location
Rates $1.50 to $3.00
Free bus, ull trains
Free garage if you
drivo in .
JDS. THKH.MONT.W, Owner
Henry J. Culiulnliniu, M(r,
wllli Ml. 'iidi and lelallvi's III
kl.uiMlli county.
Cael (li'ieu, ri'iii'i'Hi'iitatlvn ol
iho t'lii vrolni iiRi'iuy Hi Mi'dfoiil,
n,'i a IniKluerH vIkIioi- III Klam
ath Full .vcHti'i'day. .Mr. tlrecn
mil euioiiiiv to auiiOiet'ii t'u'ifor
nla on IiumIiich.
liiiUKhloi'H nf Ihe Ainerl.ntl
lt' uMit Km will meet on Monday
eiiuitig at tho Iikiiiu of .Mrs. Al
fi i-.l Collhr. Mm. A I tan Slonu
Alii have charge of Ihe progi'iiiu.
Frank llllii oi San l'runl
: tiuuiiu: the Ihihiihsh vl'HorM In
U'luiiuth Fali thlrt tw-"k. Mr.
Illlls m ad the trip lv inolor.
ANNOUNCEMENT
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OI'KNS OFFICK IN KLAMATH FALLS
21 1 Hnjika r.ldt;., Corner Main and Kiglith Sis.
We will be plctised to be of service to any of our
present policyholder nnd to others who antici
pate taking: life insurance protection.
Call in and See Us
G. ,R. HITT, Resident Agent
For
HAULING-
CRATING
STORING
CALL 433
'Piano Moving A Specialty"
a
City Transfer
820 KUnMh Ave.
mm
I f LUair..'tt!aja A
THE GLASS HOUSE
1 1th and Pino
Ride with
Itases'--'
TERMIWASi DEPOT
615 Main - Phone 999
The Pioneer Line of Southern Oregon
operating local service from Klamath
Falls to Childquin Ashland and
Medford, with connections to
all points North and South.
This company haa served you faithfully in
the past years and will continue giving
your excellent service. , , '
Busses leave from Stage Terminal, 615
Main street for Ashland and Medford at
7 a. m. 10 a. m. 1:30 p. roi. 5 p. m.
For Chiloquin and way points! v
8 a.m. 12:30 p. m. 3:30 p. m. 7 p. m.
Southern Oregon Stages
TTTF, KL'AMATH NEWS .
' A. II. tiiliiiliiHliaiii. "I
1 Pimples llleilrle III Metlftlnl,
'Hut Friday ami Hiiiinduy Iu
Ktiun.illl Fulls oil liimliii'ss.
KI.AM l l ll
KOLD KICKS
A cmnliliuitioii liout-
mi'iit for
COLDS and LAGRIPPE
SJIIiafiU'lloll (illlllillllllil
or Money llifnmlcil by tho
Pelican Drug Co.
71 S Muln St
Klu iu.il ll Falls. Ore.
8C Storage Co.
IfftWTl
FIX UP
YOUR
WINDOWS
lirfort h Inter In.
UV linvi I ho Kqiiln
num. All yon hnvo
to tlu In rail
'Siuckrjr Ihe (.Iom
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Phone 477-W
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