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About The Klamath news. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1923-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1933)
July 7. 1933. THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE THREE Cool Comfort SUMMER SMARTNESS at a price WHITE COATS Reduced to $75 Here's news . . , Right now, In the heart of the season you can own one of thone smart white coats at an un usual figure. Regular values to $16.75. All silk crepe lined. Sites 14 to 20 Summer Frocks Crepe ... Summer Dresses of crepe in cool shades and styles . . . Prints in "different" designs . . . Puff sleeves and unusu al neck lines Sizes 14 to 42 Every one a special 1 Silk Dresses All new styles and pat terns cotton laces Eyelet batistes and silks ideal summer dresses for every occasion Special rack Specially priced. $Koo Sizes 14 to 44 One Step . . . Two Step . . . Every Step Nelly Don Fabrics are in line with Fashion CREASELESS SHEER COTTON LACES ALABASTER CLOTH MATRASSES DOTTED SWISS SEERSUCKERS , VOILES BATISTES DIMITIES EYELETS $1 95to$1 095il& r' V n W terra supreme confi dence! A full rang of pat- I A full range of new texture I Here ere values you mint not mln I Review the parade ... all of hiohett quality ... of smartest fashion I La rite's KLAMATH FALLS LAKE VIEW AM TO PLAY HOST TO 00 CARAVAN LAKEVIBW. Ore. Lakevlow will be boat to approximately 200 highway boosters on July 16 and IS. Th purpos oi in geinenni: la to eelonrato the program which haa bean mada during tha I ant 12 montha In tha Improvement of tha Threa flags highway, which ax- tnnda from Mexico to canana via Han Diego. Los Angles, Mojava. Lake Tahoe, iteno. uKeviow, ilurna, Pendleton and Bpokana. Tha nrlnclpal achlorements along this International highway route during the past II nionins have been the oiling and paving of tha tUO-mlie stretch ot high way between Los Angeles ana Iteno, along the east side of the Hlerraa; tha dedication of a alata highway upon the most direct route betwovn Hono and Alturas, Calif.: the allocation of 1100,000 for tha reconstruction of ten miles of highway Immediately north ot Lakuvlew; the surfacing of the Lakovlnw-llurna highway: It mllua of oiling northward from Hurna towarda John Day: the al location of more than 1200.000 on the Pendleton-John Day high' way. and tha transfer of the high way from Lakevlew to John Day to the primary state highway sys tem of Oregon. The passage of the bill by the California leglMature at Ha re cent aesslon. which established a state highway between Heno and Alturas was mad possible through the united support of the leglslatora from Southern Califor nia. Southern California has long sought an outlet to eastern Oregon and tha Hpokana country via Heno. Tb entire highway from Lakevlew to Loa Angeles via Iteno will be oiled by fall. The driving time at present is li hours. Tha two-day celebration will opon with a meeting ot the direct ors of tha Three Hag Highway association, which will be presid ed over by president O, W. Dow of Lone Pine. Calif. The direct ors of the association who reside In Washington and Oregon are Hoy W. llltner of Pendleton and II. K. Snyder ot Lakevlew, vice presidents, and Archie McCJowen of Hums and Richard Shepherd of Lakevlew and James Ford ot Spokane, directors. The guests will be entertained at a banquet and barn dance on Saturday evening. On Sunday morning, tbe Itth, the visitors will be taken by guide to tbe scenic spots and the best fishing streams In Lake county. The cli max or th ceiohratlon will be a barbecue at Booth's park, which la situated upon the Lakevlew. Klamath Falla highway, about 10 mllea west of town. Drills Taken From Ostendorf Garage Four large grease (una and two electric drills were stolen, from the Ostendorf Motor com-' pany garage on South Sixth street sometime during Wednes day night, according to report filed at police bureau. The report was mad at 11 o'clock Thursday morning when th equipment was missed. OKLAHOMA VIH1TS A. J. Polln of Tulsa, Okla homa la visiting hli brother, Louie Polln, of Chlloquln. Fred Houston With Kirhpatrich-Kennett Fred Houston. prominent Klamath Falls merchant, who was proprietor and manager or the K. K. K. atore for more than ao years, and more recently of Houaton-Wayman Inc., la now af filiated with Kirkpatrlck and Kennett Men's clothing store on Fifth and Main street., according to a recent announcement. The genial "Fred" will have charge of window and decora tions, and will be happ to meet old and new friends at "Kirk and Web's." Rock Creek ROCK CREEK, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Thomaa White, Menlo Park. California, er spending a week at Tomahawk Tavern. Mr. Whit was a member of tb Han Fran cisco pollc fore for twenty-six years, retiring two years ago. In their recent travels Mr, and Mrs. Whit are covering a por tion of th Oregon Trail traver sed by Mrs. White's mother In 1852 when she came west In a wagon train. The little girl, then eleven yeara old. mad th en tire trip on horseback. Mr. and Mrs. Whit ar re turning to California this week Mrs. W. A. Leake. Central la. Washington, returned to her birthplace for th first time Tuesday, when with other mem' bera of her family sh visited llarrlman lodge. Fifty years ago. Mr. and Mra. A. I. Reynolds with their family settled on Pelican Bay Spring, putting up a tiny snack where th present log house waa later built. Tbe secondary aignway between Klamath Fall and Cra ter Lake waa then Just a trail and th Klamath Indians war burning; their dead at a point on tb lake below tbe present resort site, then known as In dian Point, Mra. Leak atated. Th land waa later owned by a Mr. Rice, now residing In Chi cago and still later by B. H. Harrlman who bunt tn two story log hous now In us. Mrs. Leake, who recalled many Interesting Incidents of tbe early history on Upper Klamath Lake, was accompanied by her sister, Mrs. J. T. Houck. Klamath Falls, Mr. Houck and Mrs. L. T. Acord, Centralis. A telephone maintenance crew haa been aent Into tb 8vn : Lake district by J ease O. C. I Elgan, district ranger, It waa an nounced this week. Biz feet ot j snow la still on the ground and th lakes ar completely froxea ! over, Elgan stated. Telephone wlrea are broken down and bur-J led la th enow and communica tion between the forestry atatlons on I'pper Klamath Lake, Devils Peak and Butt Falls have not a jret been established. FOKKST M'HOOb KMf LAKKVIKW, Ore. Today end ed th Forest Service fir school, which wa held on Dairy Creek, according to John Scharff and L. L. Colvllle. forest officials who ar In charge. A special session for Lakevlew Mlnutemen and S. O. 8. men will be held Sunday. HKKtt HKi UK K A four point buck was sea on tb Agency road two mllea from Chlloquln today by Louie Polln, chlloquln and Klamath Fall sporting goods dealer. It la never beat to b de spondent, but th maa taking his first airplane rid usually feels better when he's down and out. THE SIGN OF THE v GRANGE STAMP Th emblem ot th local Inde pendent Merchant faith In Klam ath Falls. Orange Stamp of fer a saving to tha purchaser a closer bond between retailer and consumer. 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