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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 23, 1919)
T JM'nU' ,11 1 V '-:. ll. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SfyipThoughts Have Arrived y -azgL J. . .... urr thin thin to keep cool in late July and .-vuKiiat . V .. ,. bn restricted from thinking about mawer iiarnienia k". ??i. f fall and winter Htyla makra ahow them two innUln I1"1. ,! cool d-ya-footbally rluft ibt- ydun u-cd thlnka A ,cr I It luVli -till Hll' " h 00 i,"u" l m""1 ra JSiei ucu 'ird fw fiilU. II P fc ERSONAL MENTION i.itti.i: mihji.u.mts ov mmwi, imitknincw .wwsu Tin: 1'ixii'i.i: or this i itv ami vicimtv. ;oin;s ami roMiNus or mmwi, koi.kh. Mr HiTt c riiiiimi Ihih ri'iiiini'il nin r ii f(,,u i, ii, nth . vi.it wnti j,,r flltlliT luif i- I'himli n In, (,( nt iiliniil 1 1 1 1 -1 .(. ,,,1 r y nt t,. I ii v r--II' nf oi.i, ( TliniiinK attended Hi- mull i n:i . t ii r nf ii.r (Ihmh nt ilw I n kimm before In r return. Mr mikI Mr I .-)! Hokum imtj tllilr mm IkiiiiiIiI, ii((irniiilllli li' Mr lldK.-m mother Mik I A Hog i "m nf flultWirid, Hllfoinin motored to i i nt-r l.i- tmliiv Tin- ItoseM will i-iit truiid- froiii Meilford lit , tin- l.iiki- mill plan on returnlm; mini" Hole till' ,i I 1,1 till- Ul-ttk I l.url Sin plii ril him returned fiom li tour throurh .Modoc, I.iiKnen, Hliii-m inn) Klnklyou, made In tint Inien-Ht of i... i:r Shepherd Piano roiiii,niy JJe uiik accompanied liy Mr fihephtrd Mr. flhcphcnl Htate Hint the huit nt Home point mm ter illle imd roinfort wa only powdble by traveling at a good rntti of apeed In IiIm car , Mr Ceutf,'" Mnrtln, who wan the dent'Kt for the Cermnn rulliiK fnm ll lor inr find who him been ieiidlnK 111- vacation m Spring CrveW I npet I lie uiek end III Iomii with IiIh two ilatu'hti r- at the home of Mm Ktlat Olien'hiti Ur Mnrtln will li.ii lor i rati r Lake thin week, where he will upend n week before. t;('ng in t'j Medford and Mini to IiIh home in Hi rkeluv Callfonil.i j Mifc Dro'h W-ej. who Iiiih been 'mplowd In ihe rirt National Hank for co-lie thru left on thin morning trnln for Oakland. California, wheie klie will Join her kltiter Mix W'eeki Jh to he marrnil In tlie near future, lo Captain C. V. Taylor, who has arriv ed In the I'tilted .State from Prance ai d I awnltini; hi rtlvhnrse from the arni After their marriage lite yomiK people intend maklni; ihelr home, in San Kranelren. Tlty c-e both well known h:e an !- Taylor wiim m ployed by the I'ellcan Hay l.umlier company before Joining tho army Vim. M lJuncan Itodijr n bulnri Htnr; Andernon l up from Mer- lr.ll to recoTer hl tolen property ii.. nn..nrmirV Irft loilav after ,b,ln trip h,re from Rn Fr.B.h c,,y for no t,me' Itli co. Ctorre T nirhmnml. plal aennt I lor the Orient Inmrntico rompnny, Ik Ii town on bulne Mr ml Mm J V McAullffc drove I la from their ranch nt Kort Klitm- i:h ytitcnUy on liunlni'sti. Mr, ind .Mm (luy fittttcrli ar Ibont from Jlcdford .Mr. Sntterlte lnc' Monday, Mannon automohllo ,,,, t'(nnnnt compimleiJ for tho pant twelvn yoarK, I pan taken a pimltlon with Monition nQISUCVIIf OFFER & reHTHon at tho Dunlinm (!araKi i Drrr cno 1 CKIIKIC Ibujuit returned from Krance. C M (one Karl Hilton rnme In venterdnv Cndlllac and jlrom the .Modoc Lumber company' tinp at Chlloquin. fur a !un vlilt Ivtth hl parent Mildred Thrailicr )ihb koii to I Hoy Mamakar. after a llt of fprlnr Creek for n wei' oiiilne She ernl dnM with hi mother, Mrs. lllllt MlMlttn lliastaln. who In JAnuindn llamaker. hua returned to it the creek w'lth lier pnnmtD. Vullejo. California, where, ho will Harolil Orev left in hi enr IhlH.tnkti up IiIh work with tho Kovurn- rernlni: for l.nke;ieu wimro ho will ini'M mirvlro t t f f f ? T T t t T t T ? t T t t T T ? ? t ? T T t T T T T T t T 't BARTERING IN CASE A v I'ARIS July 23. Dental was mado V today by the Japnee i)"lei;iitlon to tlit l'enc Con'erencp that the Shan- i on reKnrdinc the X wlnt hui lifn with tliff . ....Ik) .1,.,,.,. .. ... i AA.... n v I IHUHI VI41U- III Uir Jl'llf,UU ML -U "ZZ"Z"Z"W c reamery Where KLAMATH CREAMERY BUTTER goes, there are sparkling eyes, ruddy cheeks and clean skins. Klamath Creamery Butter is 98 percent food. Its texture is so firm, its composition so wholesome, that it imparts health and happiness. In the hot days of summer you can get Klamath Creamery Butter nn..t(inHain xiieNlay riimil Mnrle and Hacna Annvnacn, who ltHV lUlltN T s. M'.V HO.Mi:. nr father ranch In I'oe Vallev have been here vIhUIhk tho Mhm-ii lro to lerrlll rcrKtna. reiurnrii in ineir uumu in n,- iwuj ij invu i n" rortltitid thin mornlnc home of Mr arid Mrs H 11 Snav- Mr- V,..,1 Mnrl,all hi., rom. hero "V- ,ur'.v "e sjnornmi; I ne iniiini from llornbrook to mnku her homo with her huabuiid, who has been In 'JAPAN DENIES ANY weighed nine pound at birth Doctor WrlKht wn .n attendance. Mr. and Mm, Ilobert Mounttir left for llellliiKham. Wushlnclon, this mornlnc. after u vltlt with their daughter, Mm. r H Cofer. Mr 1-oiiIb Ilradford left thin morn Delivered fresh every day, so that it "holds up" and makes an ap petizing spread. Put on your sandwiches, plain or fancy. It is a real lunch butter. Klamath Creamery Butter furnishes just enough fuel to give you energy for your summer work. Being PASTEURIZED and pure, it is easily and readily assimilated, so that the natural bodily forces are not interfered with. There is a natural goodness, a lingering taste, a perfect blending of flavor in Klamath Creamery Butter, so that its selec tion stands supreme. A SUMMER SUGGESTION: Klamath Creamery Ice Cream is the "Cream of Creams." Inn for tho Ukii of the Wooda and jvnR ,IKrewn,, thereby Japan was he expecta to return tula inln; to .cun-control from China, ivm in, wlin nia fnmiiy. who nas oven mere ,,xc)mnK,. for ttl withdrawal of tho iJapantfe contontlnn reKnrdlni; the buxlnri") tnniH.ic- I.ONDO.V Julv 23 - It was report ed hero tnda that the HnMievlk do-li-Kittlon nrrivtd nt Klshlneff with an offer of pence to the commander of the Roumanian Dnixtor troops on be- ,Mr and Mr J M Watklim havo hlllf (,f N,koln L nine looV after jim.i i ,.. . . ... ... . .I... vui returned in inia cuv aner a iiioniu s . ,.... ..,.. ,. .ni.i .. IJVI1II11' Oliri lu tnip itrrp.ii.Miin I' Hf Jamra Iiuk-un of Kau l)leKo vacation mieni III I'ortland. IMr.mio iioiimnnia on the consideration tint, wotored it. Kl,,-mh mis h,t nlfiht' and other Willamette valley towtm. i(mimi, prohibit fkranlnn cltlr-eun lojoin V fnm b i.o Ilrc vui t ititr They made the trln in their car and i i. ...!,.. i i.',ioim!.- t..i,i r,r report n iiunt eiijnvaldo time. ,,. 0mKj KOvernm(nt. from crolnc Itoumnni.in frontier. l(r(H4H(ri $t-$av(r4$(atrM$ttM i T T T T t T T T 7 7 Klamath Falls Creamery W. P. JOHNSON, Manager. N J M Kvant Liberty Theatre SECOND SET OF CANNIBAL PICTURES Last Performance Tonight the RIOTING CONTINUES IN SP!TEOF TROOPS I WASHINGTON Iplv 2 Despite !the heasy f;.i.rii of police and troopi IrlnlliiK contuiued in the nRro sec-1 tlon of Washington last nlht cnuilnn . tho death of a white man and prob-1 nble fatal Injury to another. Scores , of fichtort. were Injured bv flsti. THE DAWN OP A NEW DAY FOR AUTOMOBILE OWNERS 1 yVivV v . -I i . .. i yv& 111 ! ,&. SSfH Diamond 'SaMM L"'"" n-T". 3WT-1 - --. ,rW. 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