September 3, 1033
THE KLAMATH NEWS. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGS nva
CITY BRIEFS
U'illard Hold (IuhU OumU
registered it lb Wlllard hotel
rriiUy evuiilng werei II. U.
Waltere, Portland; Mr. and Mrt.
J. M. HoIm and Mr. and Mra.
B. N. Uoslln, Pnndleluo; , K. U
Arm.tnmg, Wllluw Itniiuli; Feu
nla Hill, 1'. John.no, fort
land: II. B. Ulrlch. Yakima; J.
Flanagan, Ban Frnuclsco; II.
Latham, Hwitlle; J. O. Kluors,
Cspl. F. 1- Thompson, Akalres;
Alloa M. Kempke, Medford; Mrs.
J. N. Young, Hacrainetilo; Oor
don Boule, Lakevlew; Mr. and
Mra. U. J. Feldmnn. Racrainen
to; William Freed. Maillnrdj C.
H. Arnold, Hollywood; W. 0.
Cool, Madlord. i
' Mlaelouary Mi'rtlng Tha
Woman.' Kurelgn Mlulunarr eo
olety of tha First M. B. church
will uieol In tha church parlors,
Thuraday altarnonn at 1:110
o'clock. This la .tha lait Biaat
Ini u( tha conlaranra year and
avarr mambar I uriad to bt
preaent. Election ot olllcara
will ha bald, planning tor Iba
Ceacade district convention
which mixta bara September II.
Mra. H. H. Momyer will laad tha
devotlone. Mra. L. A. Uraunon
, will laad tha study hour.
Accident Riortl A V
automobile accident which oc
curred on Eaat Main street Frl'
day rooming at 1:16 o'clock baa
been resorted to police 'led'
quartan by porsoiie Involved.
Tha crmh occurred when
auluwoblla driven by D-rtha
Williams 411 Alameda, hit
parkad car belonging to lleoriie
Uorblno, 101 cam Mam eireeu
Thara wara no Inlurlee aa a re
aull ot tha wrack, and damages
wara raportad alliht.
Music Teacher Itrturna Mra.
Richard Cleveland baa returned
to Klamath Fall aud re-openod
bar mu.lc studio In tba Wllllta
building after pending tha past
monlb In ltano whara iba Wait
ed har narania. Dr. and Mra. c.
M. Warner, and atudled niuilc
Whlla away aha also visited at
Loa Angeles. Sacramento and
other California clllee.
Today
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POOLel'S
RAINBOW
Uolna To Ijikevlew Roland
T. Warran, praaldent and mana
ger of tha American Legion
drum eiirpi, and F. D. McMillan,
secretary-treasurer of tba corpi,
ware planning to leave Heturday
afternoon fur Lakevlew to make
errungeineiita fur tha appear
ance of the drum oorpa at tha
round up Monday, designated el
Klamath Fall day at tba cele
bration.
Return Home Mra. John
lloberleon andachlldren left Frl-
duy for their home In Eugene,
after pending several days v ta
iling at tha home of Mra. Hob-
ertaon'a parents, Mr. aud Mra.
M. L. Miller on Wantland ave
nue. The Hobertnona art form
er resldanta of Klamath Palls,
but left (or Eugene about a
year ago.
Vlalt ! Brownsville Mr. and
Mra. Carol Howa of Altamonl
school left Balurduy morning
lur urowusvllls, ore., where
they will visit relatives during
the week preceding tha opening
of school. Mr. Howe baa lust
returned from Lake o' the
Woods, where be has ' been
camping with his scout troop.
VUltora Over Wrek-Knd
M r and Mra. Tom Cunnlna of
Asbland are expected to arrive
Saturday afternoon to spend the
week-end visiting with friends
In Klamalb Palls. Cunning la
tha eon of Uedrge Cunning and
was forniorly aaauclalod wltb hfs
father In the Cunning Book and
stationery company.
Hall Hotel UueeteVlsltor at
tba Hall hotel Thursday evening
were: H. Newman, Baa Francis
co; C. V. Nellion and wife.
Cortland: A. Btaffan. Bulsun,
Calif.: H. O. Rica and wife,
Oakland; J. T. Levy, Corning:
llert 1'otoreon, Philip Debt, 81s
tore: Mr. and Mra. K. H. Lamb.
Oakland. -
No Conteet This Year There
will be no Atwater-Kent contest
this year, according to an an
nouncement from Mra. A.' J.
Voye, who has superintended the
conteeta In the past. Tha con
teet haa bean cancelled bacaus
u. ecuuumia conaiunna. aire.
Voye haa had number of in
quirlea relative to tbla project.
Attend Slate Fair Mrs. C. B.
Crlsler and her dauabtar.' Mrs.
Vera Uerryhlll, of this city, have
left for Racram-nto, Calif., where
they will apend several days
visiting tna atata lair.
Return, Prom Halrm Mr. and!
Mrs. Carl Tunillu have returned
from Balem where they were
lied by tha lline.e ot Mrs.
Tomlln'a sister. Durlug - his
stay In Salem, Mr, ,Tomlln sus
tained a nark Injury wnicb will
confine him to bis home at lie
Mitchell street for soma time.
Hiutalna Injury Miss Helen
Rrown of Portland, formerly of
Klamath Palls, sustained a seri
ous Injury recently when she
was thrown from a bone. Miae
llrown wae vlalllug at the home
of Mr, and Mrs. L. O. Mills on
Route I, when lha accident oc
curred. '
Return From Vacation Mr.
and Mrs. Lyla Parsley and fam
ily hate returned from a two
months vacation spent in eouin
em California, where they visit
ad relatives and fr'inds. Tba
Parsleys are glad to be home
again and cool oft after tba
beat ot California.
Leaving Kor Coaat Mra. R.
E. Klrkland of Lakevlew la In
Klamath Palls over tha weak-
end on bar way to iiaroor, over
ou tha ooast bear Brooklnga,
whera she will teach this year.
Bha will ba remembered as Mra.
Delia Nichols, having taught In
Klamath Falla for many years
fUanna Home Mr. and Mra.
Walter Winston ot Merced, Cali
fornia, brotber-ln-law and alster
of Mrs, Klrhard Cleveland ot
this ally, -liave returned borne
altar -visiting bara for aaveral
days. Mr. Winston la a teacher
In lb Marceo scnooia.
Visile From Lakevlew Mra.
Churles Itohr of Lakevlew was
visiting In Klamath rails Thurs
day. The Rohra formerly resia-
ed on White avenue out leu im
city early In tha spring for
Lakevlew, wbera Mr. Robr la
pperatlng a sawmill.
Beautiful Flowera Grown
Mra. Marie Richard. wnos
home la In Palracres. brought to
the Herald and News office on
Saturday an unusually beautiful
clump of Uive Llea Bleeding
which aha nas grown in ner
yard.
Change Meattng-The Jolly
Kalehbora will meet Wednesday
afternoon, September 6, at the
boma of Mrs. Harry urignt n
St. Prancls nark at 1 o'clock In
stead ot Mra. Johnson's - borne
at Algoma.
Vleiu Boa Mr. and Mra. i.
R. Merry of II 08 Reclamation
street have ae Ihelr gueet for
some time, Mr. Berry's mother,
whose boma la In Berkeley, California.
llueultal Fatlrnt-r-Mre. I Ro
maneake of Yamsey Ore., la a
patient at Klamath valiev his
pltal, whera aha Is receiving m 1
Iral treatment.
Leave tor Coaat Dr. and
Jtre. Paul C. Long left fr Cres
cent City, Cal.7 Saturday.- They
will return Wednesday morning.
Vlaltln In Portland Mies
MarJorl Smith,' assistant In the
cliauilier of commerce office
left Saturday for Portland,
wbera sb will visit over the
week-end with bar sister, Mrs.
Paul Oraut.
Vrmau.mm VUltor MIsS
lues (lardihler, resident of San
Francisco. arrived Saturday
mnrnln In Bnenel iha Week-end
and Labor Day holiday with har
brother and sister-in-iaw, air.
and Mrs. Oeorge Oardlnler.
Return from Park Mr. and
Dr.. I., a. Mill, have returned
to their boma on Route' I, alter
enjoying a ten days' vacation
trip through YalioVstone Na
tional park.
t'-w. n-4-A Tuna A (4 alia
la tha name chosen by Mr. and
airs, jamea rrancia wr iuir
baby daughter born on Auguet
17, at tbalr bom In BU Francis
Park.- i ,
I'aaVrxws Operatloa Bll'y
Branhsn of Malls. 14-year-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. V. E. Bran
han, underwent a major opera
tion at Klamath vaney npn.i
Saturday.
Aaaoriatloa , To Meet b
Klamatb County Health asaocia
n. in hnin Ha flrat meeting
t.imiIbv Ranfemher g. In tba
health offices at tha oourt bouae
at T:I0 o clock.
1 n..K will Mm The A. and
W. Club will bold He flrat meet
ing of tb year next Wednesday.
It will meet at tha home ot
Mrs. Marlon Hanks on- ina
street. - ,
Vlaila Parents Mr. J. E.
Nanney of Algoma haa been
ependlng . tha summer vacation
wltb her parents. Dr. and Mrs.
P. Q. Keen ot GranU Paaa.
Berkrlr ' Vlaltor Mr. and
Mrs. Orvlil French ot Berkeley,
Calif., visited tbla week at tba
home ot Mra. E. L. Flench,
I0CV, Darrow street
Courthouse Records
Bulla Filed
A. A. Schramm, auperlnten
dent ot banks In tha liquidation
of tba Oregon Bank and Trust
company versus A. O. Dunn.
Amount Involved, 14a and 25
attorney leae.
Accident Report
nr v DlnraAfi nt Aaliland
tiled roport of accident between i
Klamath Falls and Keuo rriaay
evening. Truck driven by him
self and ear driven by Dan Cal
lahan of Busanvllle, Calif., col
lided head-on.' Mr. and Mra.
Callahan received eevere lacera
tions, taken to local hospital.
Callahan ear completely demol
lshed.
K. I. M. A. STAMPS
WILL BE DROPPED
la keeping wltb stipulations of
President Kooeevelt'a National
Recovery gel. the Klamalb Ind
pendant Merchants aeaoclatlon
will discontinue oranaa stamps
after October 10, according to an
announcement from tha executive
board of tha organisation.
Tha K. I. M. A. premium par
lor In the Pelican theatre bulld-
U. will remain open until tin
veiuber 1 for the redemption of
fliltd orange stamp hooks, offi
cials stated, where a large atvck
of fin premium ot all kind are
at.U available.
Vital Statiitici
BIRTH
FRANCIS Born t Mr. and
Mrs. Jamea Francis ot St. Fran
ols park, a daughter, August XT,
18.1. Weight pounds.
LANDI8 Born to Mr. and
Mrs. H. L. Landls, 141 Fremont
street, a eon. September I, lilt,
st Klamath Valley hospital.
Weight g pound.
"Wear-Ever'
makes your
Kitchen Dollar go further
NEW -WAY COOKER
1 WAYS TO USE IT
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County Bridge
Work Progresses
Pll driving for the eonnty
bridge composed of fonr epns
and fills acroea swamp and the
South Fork of ffprague river near
Bly, was completed this week,
aad capping and eonstruc'ioa of
bridge flooring started, according
to Joseph Jensen, count engineer.
Tha total length of In four
brldg spans Is about mo feet.
Tha contract for brldie construc
tion has been let to Tom Harper.
Tha county engineer la supervis
ing tha rest of th construction,
which, will be built up It about
two mile. -
New VOX
Thaattra of Th Star
COUNCIL TO STUDY
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Recommendation tor piping
hot water now running from sev
eral bot spring la open ditches,
nd covering th pip line will
be presented to lb city conncll
t It next meeting by City En
gineer E. A. Thomas. Cost ot
two pipelines will approximate
11,(00, according to th engin
eer' eetlmate.
A careful Investigation f the
springs, which are tha source of
two hot streams rnnnlng dow
Eldorado and Oak streets, bar
been made by Thomaa. He haa
also prepared a plat shewing tb
locations of th springs and thetr
flow through thai part ot lb oily,
end will present It to th eo au
di with hla estimates on th pip
Una, and tha elimination ot th
open ditches.
High School Opens
On September 12
Klamath Union high school will
open tor the fall semester oa Sep
tember II. aa will other ltp
schools, and faculty and stadenta
alike will have only on moro
week of vacation to enjoy.
Principal Paul T. Jaekeoa, ac
companied by Mra. Jaekeoa, re
turned Friday night Torn Pal
Alto, where Jackson haa bee at
tending summer school.
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Obituary
BABY BOMAXKHKI '
Th Infant eon ot Mr. and Mra.
Louis Komaneskt of Yamsey
passed away In this city Friday
at (:I0 p. m. The remains rest
In the Pink room at in Earl
Whttlock funeral borne, Plna
unset at Sixth, wheVe friends
mar call. Notice ot funeral to
'e announced later. '
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NOW
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In th last 30 years. 800 Bakes of cars have cone and gone.
Of all the automobile companies that were naking cars In 1903, less
than a dozen remain. And of these only a few are the original companies.
One of these is the Ford. ,
We mention this beoause. if you know the other original names, you
will recognize that each stands for something definite in the motor car
world not Just a oar. but a very distinct kind and quality of oar.
That is to say. the car that was designed to fill a definite plaoe.
to do a certain thing, and that pursued its objeotive through all the ups
and downs of change that car lived 1
If you Just make something to sell, you would be better employed
doing something else. But if you sake something that will dd a specif io
thing and do it well, then you are helping people.
We have had Just one main purpose during these years, and that is to
give the people transportation of the most dependable quality at the'
lowest possible cost.
We have followed that purpose through thick and thin. Our car was
called "the universal car" 30 years ago. beoause it fulfilled so many
eeds; it is "the universal car" today for the same reason.
We hay never been greatly excited about yearly models. Whenever we
developed and tested an improvement, we added it to the car without delay.
The Ford car is in a continuous state of growths For 15 years we did not
Introduce a single new model, but the ohanges and improvements that were
'constantly made on the model that was current through that period, were
equivalent to many new models.
But the changes were made to improve the car. not to persuade people
that they ought to buy a new oar every year.- The car we make does not
need to be oast aside every year. At any period a customer buys, .he gets
the best we have .
Our objeotive Is Just transportation f6r ths people; the best
quality at the lowest cost. Nothing but that. Not even the highest sales
record that has always come without seeking. Not even the highest
financial return that, too, has always come, and, we are glad to say,
flowed immediately out again for wages, materials and taxes.
But these are not our main quest. Our main purpose our oonstant
intention our major ambition is to make a oar that will become more and
mora useful, and mors and mors easy to obtain, to mors and more people.
September 1, 1933
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