THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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GEORGES CARJPENTIER AND HIS DOG FLIP
I Personal Mention
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MONDAY, JUNK 6, 1031
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Henry Jensen arrived In the city
yostordny from Snlom whoro ho has
been spending tho winter.
George Thornton who has been
Visiting horo for tho Inst fow ilnys ro-
turned to his homo at Dunsniulr this
morning.
O. 0. Wlngrleld, who hns
boon visiting nt tho homo of Ed.
Mnrtln, left this morning for Wood.
S. 0. Mlnnick returned to Control
Point this mocnlng after spending
sovornl days horo visiting with Mr.
nd Mrs. C. M. Vermillion.
Mrs. 0. R. Barnhnrt was a passon
gor for Portland this morning. Sho
expects to ho gono a month or so and
will also visit at Seattlo and Tacoma.
O. A. KrouBo loft thls'mornlng for
n short business trip to Snn Fran
cisco. Frank Bramwoll who has beon n
business visitor hero for tho last few
days crturncd to his homo at Grants
Pass this morning. Mr. Ilramwell may
return hero and locato permanently
later on.
O. T. Darlcy, county surveyor, left
for Macdoel this morning whero he
will bo for a few days working on
tho Butto Valley project.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosa Flnley motored
to Ilcnd Saturday and returned yes
tcrday. They were nccompaniod homo
by Mrs. Flnley's sister. Miss Kite,
who will remain hero for some time
visiting nt tho Flnley home.
Mrs. Charles Mooro Is expected
homo this evening from Portland,
whoro sho has been visiting for tho
last week.
Tom Campbell, logging contractor,
who has been logging for J. J. Stel
gor at Howard's Bay, Is In town tor
a few days.
T. W. Phenegcr and family and F.
L. .Burns, of Fort Klamath, left Sun
day for an automobile trip to Sac
ramento and other points in Califor
nia. Mr, Phoneger and Mr. Burns
navo timber Interests near Sacra
mento.
Among the passengers on the nu
tomobllo stago for Ashland and Med
ford this morning wcro Mrs. Sames
and Mrs. Dillard.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan McComb ar
rived from Berkoloy Saturday night
to spend a few days visiting with
Sir. McCombs' parents, who reside
aear Merrll. Mr. McComb formerly
ian'cht school In this county, but has
accepted a poaltllon with the Lutke
Battery company ton Sin Francisco,
"v Mr. and Mrs'v D. Bl Grlgsby left
yesterday for an automobile trip to
Eagle Point and other valley points'.
Mr. Grlgsby's mother resides at Eagle
Point.
Sidney Smith, of tho Warren Con.
structlon company, was a passenger
for Ashland this morning where ho
will remain until Juno IS, attending
to business matters.
Mr. and Mrs..R. S. McCluro and
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Metz, of Bend,
are registered at a local hotel.
' Josephine Koppe l, a. visitor from
Medford. .t- "-'
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Carlson were
down from Klamath Agency yester
day. J. A. Maddox Is in town today
transacting business from bis ranch
aear Merrill. . -
J. L. Ramsdell, who has been In
charge of tho egg taking at Diamond
lake this spring, is in town buying
capplles for the camp.
E. D. Briggs and "William Briggs,
two Ashland attorneys, are In the city
tor a few days on a combined busi
ness and pleasure trip.
Glen McCormlck Is a visitor from
Keno today.
L. A. Walker and John Siemens re
turned last night from Willows and
other northern California points,
wbero they have been on business for
tho past week.
Mayor W. S. Wiley and C. H. Un
derwood spent yesterday on a fish
ing and hunting trip to Rocky Point,
D. B. Campbell Is expected homo
from Long Beach, California, tonight
whoro ho has been for tho winter.
Tom Acklln spent yesterday at Ma
lta. K. H. Cook, of tho Underwood
Drug company, and James Blair, left
yesterday for a two weoks outing
near Odessa.
Jloverosd E. P. Lawrence arrived
horo last night from Medford to re
main for four or five days attending
-tq'tbo shipment of his furniture.
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Call 185 for your taxi.
WANTED Child to caro
Oregon Ave
for;
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Irish entertainment and dance by
Ladies of Mooseheart Legion tonight.
FOR HIRE--Largo and small cars.
Phono 185. 6
A good bed and a good bath, at Co
lonial Rooms, lltb, near Main. 6
Carpets and rugs cleaned to your
satisfaction. Wm. Lush. Phono 190W
4-"'
Tho Owl Cafo will serve a Mer
chants Lunch from 11:00 to 3:00
o'clock each day for 30c. 6
WANTED Wattrcss for camp work
J6G and board. Inquire Parks Un
ion Taxi Co. 6
FOR SALE Good alfalfa hay. fl2
per ton. Old Walton ranch, U milo
south of Altamont corners. Frank
Moorland, Phono 240W. 1126 East
Street. 6-7
Irish entertainment and ball Moose
hall tonight. Ladles of Mooseheart.
6
FOR SALE Maxwoll touring car In
Al condition. Inquire Reed Auto
Supply Co. Ctf
Twenty-dollar five-ounce flyrod, threo
tips. Ten dollars. Also good lot new
files at sacrifice. Box F. Herald of
fice. 6
FOR RENT 3-room furnished ap
artment. Lee Apartments. C-8
TO RENT 10 room furnished
home for two months while owner
goes on a vacation. No children. 234
So. Riverside. , 6
Don't forget the Irish entertain
ment and ball at Moose Hall tonight.
Ladles of Mooseheart Legion. 6
FOR SALE 4-room house furnished
or. unfurnished. Also cabin, lfiOli
Ore. Ave. 6-11
The Owl Cfo will serve a
chants' lunch from 11:00 to
o'clock each day for 30c.
mor-'
3:00,
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FOR RENTRoom with bath, 228
Eighth street, one block from Main
gentleman preferred, l'ohno 2 4 CM.
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Wall paper nt the right price " If
wo haven't what you want, wo can
got It In 48 hours.
Just arrived, fresh stock of mixed
paint at 13.50 and up.
Wo will mix for you load and oil,
)3.75 per gal. Tho bent by tost.
W. E. 6 J. E. PATTEHSU.N,
127 4 th St. Phono 196W., or res.
531R. 6-S
To tho Public:
tfavlng purchased tho interest of
Mr. Bradley In the Bradley-Evans
Shoo Co., I will from this dato bo solo
owner of tho business, which will bo
known as Tho Evans Shoo Co. Shoes
rund shoo repairing. All those knowing
FOR SALE Chicken wire at hnlf themselves to bo Indebted to tho
price Call at 310 High street, orll Bradley-Evans Shoo Co., pleaso call
phono 4S8M after 5 p. m.
Don't forgot the Irish entertain
ment and ball at Moose hall tonight
Ladles of Mooseheart Ioglon. 8"
The Owl Cafe will Bcrvo a mer
chants' lunch from 11:00 to 3:00
o'clock each day for 30c. 6
and sottto tholr accounts with The.
Evans 8hoe Co.
6-8 FRANK L. EVANS.
AUTOMOBILE FOR OIL STOCK
Will exchange used car' In good
condition for Crater Oil & a as. Nor
thern California or Klamath Olt Co.
stocky State number of shares and In
what company, and wrlto for inter
view. Address Box 11, caro'Herald.
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LOST 3-4 mile N. E. of tho Geo.
Smyth ranch, on Bly road. Thursday
morning, Juno '2nd. eight C0-lbs
spoolg of barbed wire. Party finding
It, notify G.eo. Smyth, Hlldebrand,
Ore, and recolve reward. C-8 1
BEAUTIFUL FLUFF RUGS Made
from your old and worn carpets
and rugs. Pbono 359 and our local
representative will call nnd give you
prices. Refcronces. Medford Fluff
Rug Works. 6
May Wed
Columbia Flood
Still on; $4,000
Last prop Damage
.PORTLAND, Jnno C. Flood wa
ters, seeping through gopher holes,
last night Inundatod a valuablo gar-
-i .. of TTinil Tllvnr oniittlni n
94000 loss. The Columbia river's I
atoge horo today, by weather bur
jjeau ,oreenst, la 22.0 fcqt, against
24.7 Thursday. Upper Columbia rlv
or points roported a sharp rise, Wo
natcheo reporting 1.2 feet. Tho
Snako Is up 1.2 feot ot Lowlston to
tho 25 foot stage which would bring
tho water to Front street hero.
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Colonial furnished one-room cabins
for housekeeping, 11th near Main 8t,
and 741 Walnut, 6
FOR RENT Furnished apartments.
Kellogg Apts. C
Board and room, private family-,
for gentleman, closo In. 305 Pine St.
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BARGAINS IN I'SKI) CARS
1917 FORD
1918 Mitchell
90 Overland
New Overland roadstor $875.
Exceptionally good terms on all of
above
Ask for Rratcher, at Ewauaa Mo
tor Co., 123 S. 4th St.
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Instruction on tho stool guitar, uko
lele, second guitar, will bo given by
Clark & Bennett, room 7, Liberty
Rooms, 3rd and Main St. Phono 419.
If you wnnt to loam to play n string
ed instrument, this is your chanco.
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SPECIAL A. F. AND A. M. MEETING
A special meotlng of Klamath Lodgo
No. 77, A. F. & A. M., will convono
on Monday ovonlng, Juno 6th, 1921,.
at 7:30 o'clock, nt 409 Main St Work n
.In tho F.C. degree Visiting brothors', ...,. -, -,. ' ... .....
always welcome .transaction of business suspended
LEM. L. QAOHAGEN. Monaay -nsi
COUNCIL MEETINU
Tho city council will mfot to-
Ight In regular session for the
Why We Should Buy
Made-in-Klamath Falls
Products
T
HE proprlty ' n
upon Itn ImliiNtrlrut.
Ilio Inlinr problem unit
MllC tlllHINUl-4.
clly N ili'prmlent largely
If (-inplo) incnt Is nvsllubliS
ninny iillirm irrt-lntod,
The KMiplii nf Kliiliinlli M Klniunlli llirlr ln)itl nnd
Nlcmlfn-t riiiiiirt. Tii Mipxut Kliiliinlli iiiiNum to Hlip
Mirt Hn IiiiIiih(iIc, ulilili In turn N n xiipHirt of II"
cltlyriift.
In (In Inli'irht of pi-)imilly mill n Kiriilcr Klniunlli, It
It thi duly of mi'ry clllfii lo glto rrrfcmiro lo our
tioino fiulorlc.i mill priMlurl int on tlm uniuiul of
si'iitlnu'iit, lull hi n pun IiiiIiiiv pniHMllliiii,
Tint nrt iv-mlt of Kox'rnt miHirt
riiiillnui'il proicrlly for Klnmnlh.
In IliU lino Mill bo
LAKESIDE LUMBER CO.
Near Riot Disturbs
Sunday Quiet of
Reservation Town
could not hold tho reins of uutliur
lly without nMlstnnco, Gelngor tele
phoned to Sheriff Low horo about 8
o'clock for odvlco and reinforce
ments. Tho ndvlco given to thn
officer was to go nhend, arrest all
violators and turn them over to
ntRht I I-llnn Agent West and to deputise
.. C. ,llu wno' ,0'n ,0 ccompllsh bl
Glonger had his tlmo well occupied! Aplln, ,,,,, ,,, ...
trying to audi an Incipient riot that dvlc, Glengor pressed Into sorvlce
Bvwi.v iuvk ...t iii'uiira HIIU IH-lll-( lllUITCiriVU
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Chltoiuln Is reported to havo been
a wide open town Saturday
nnd Justlco of tho Poaco A.
aroso whon tho "wot
hold upon tho motloy crowd of action, a Bouthnrn Pacific stock car
Mexicans, Swedes nnd others whor"" ,0tl,,l wltn no " T
Indulged too freely In tho "moon
shine.' ' i
Keeling that tho situation was.
fast resehing tho point where ho ---.n ,im..th.A .. -.- .-
...-... .. ....u . ym, u.
wero confined there until the In
dlnn agent came nnd took them
over lo tho agency.
MONDALE THEATRE
100 PUB CENT UNION
TONIGHT
THE SCREEN HIT EXTRAORDINARY
The big ten reel masterpiece
America's Greatmt Novel by Arumira's Grratmt Writer
Harold Bell Wright's
"THE SHEPHERD OF THE HILLS"
Read by ovor a million pooplo; soon by over a million people
The picture you wilt never forgot, nnd
Episode 13 of "The Purple Riders"
In this oplsodo a -wonderful fight with a giant Devil fish which
noarly cost Joe Ryan his life.
CONTINUOUS BIIOW 8UNDAY STARTS AT 1 O'CLOCK SHARP
AND OTHER 8IIOWB AT 3:306:00 AND 8:30.
COMING TUESDAY
Douglas Fairbanks and 2 vaudeville acts
Show starts at 6:45
kowing at the
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PHOTOHtS
OAiLjy
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TOrDJIY
London reports say Miss Mcgar
Lloyd Gcorgo, daughtor of th
(British premier, may soon announce
her engagement to Sir PhlUp Sas
soon, the premier's secretary.
Constance Talmadge
"MAMMA'S AFFAIR"
Ma had wlsbod a ready mdaa romance on ber "pro
clous little Eva" but by the tlmo sho was through
with ma'a norvos and tho Boob suitor tbero was
"precious loft" of Eve Then sho made a. discovery. A
goo.d looking doctor helped nor and Mamma's Affair"
wasn't a clrcuniBtanca to what tho sweot llttlo child
put over.
TOMORROW
WALLACE RlilD In
"ALWAYS AUDACIOUS"
At The Liberty
TODAY
Corlnno Griffith stars In a clovor election
story callod ' t j
"Bab's Candidate"
TUESDAY
"Know Your Men"
Is tho tltlo of tho now play in which
Pearl White
star, takes
Tho famous omotlonal
leading paTt.
tho
COMING SOON
"Reputation"
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