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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAOR FIVH
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ERSONAL MENTION
ON LOOAIj HAPPENINOH
..rir- HIDKIiltMitn
iunVfl TUN I'KOl'IiH OP TIHH CITY AND VICINITY.
r,MKati AND COMINGS OK LOOAIj FOLKS.
GOINOH AM
merrill couple united 'AMERICA WILL MAKE
IN MAHHIAMi; ON TUESDAY,
i INDUSTRIAL SURVEY
OF OCCUPIED AREAS
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''n,.,itty. Oregon.
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J"1"1 ... ,pJi iimir llonnn.i..
(row " '
II. 'I' TImIiiiioii iiuhhimI through
Kliuniilli FiiIIm yesterday on IiIh re
turn to I.nngnll vulluy, nftor ii ti iix-
lOllllllll VlHlt III (MIlHllIlt pOllltH.
Ilor
John
(IV
tl
V. Cox and I''. H-
mm from OaJ.lan.1
('nil for-
j An Inlnri-nlltiK ronmnrn, In which t
Hid frlondrt of I ho conlraitlng parties'
Iihvii Ih'mii greatly Interested, culml-j
iiiiIimI Tucmliiy evening, when Mm ' WITH THE AMERICAN FOIl"KH
Miiry JoIiiihdm, who hnti been u rosl- IN OEIIMANY, IJoptcmber 10.- n
i flotiL of Ibis I'oiiiiiiiinlty for H years, i Iridustihl Hiirvry of tho o'cupled
iinil Ani;iiHtiiH CJ. Colony, a rotltvil arena of Germany In to hu made t i'ii
Ii!IhIiihh irimi of Colorado Springs,, summer for tho benefit of tho Un'od
p'.vnri' iiiletly married at the Prcsby. Htnleii (iovornmoiit.
IHtIiiii iiiiiuko lit Merrill. I)r Wolfe' Information gathered an r. r nil
ri-ail the iiinrrliico Horvlco. of tho survey, which will rmiuiio' n
Mth Colony wan ntlrnetlvely at- ypar or more to roiriDloto. Ih to I"
llri'il i) a Hllvor gray tailored stilt nva.'liililo at tho Department of Com
Willi while i'nM! ilo idilni' bloino liien-o in WnshlngUn and !:i to have
"" long ii'hIiIciicii In IIiIh r-riiiiinuii- a boning on tho fnlnro commercial
Mr. ami Mrs. I ufii,. Mon.o, a,,-,,,,,. ' ily h , ,.,,,.,.,, ,.r , , ,.firtfl relations ,tw,.,.n lho VBll,.a SllUoo
""" " "" ''""''" .ii urtiv. or her many frli'ildH win
loft for Portland IIiIh morning, whom Horrv u i lu.r m, tr
"'- I)' imrtiwnt
miiiilly hIiici
ninny frli-iiilH
uiioiii iuii weeks for Colorado
It. .1. Hiultli, district freight and
paniionger agent for tho .Southern
I'liclfli! nillroad coinpnny, Ih In tho
Vntlcl nri'i''lly "" I1""'"0"11 'r"i HiiiTiimi'iito
1 llfff jot wm
mem (Mm Jim
Comfort and Afc7 lti" fesAljtffl $H
frCJV''7K '
of Mr. Monro' i inolli r.
. i ...if., nil. .iftritfrm
MV I.cvlslo mm -""
,TLltrromtt.olrh.M..n in S,,orn..,n-
ID.
. ...iMikmoh Ih ln.ro on himl- Mrn. .Ion Monro, of lho Wimloni
J'"' .i.iii I'niiriir. I TriniHfor coninaliv. loft III In uiiniihii'
Uijwn. ... .,..,.. r,.ut. .,..,. ,.,i.. . .,,.
tJ
tU
FredStukol ln Klunmlli I'Hh vIh-
I,or toaay from ht ranch nwir Mor-
rill
Mn C Y A"1'" "M1 ,l'"1,ll'r ,iro
Kreforafcw.liiynfron. Uielr hiinio
,t Odessa- OrcKon
jacliWooiK fori'tnan on tho I.iitli
tnin rand, In l.iBeII Vnlloy. Ih In
town today on ImihIiicsh.
j A Mo nrrlvi'd lmro from liln
BCh In th Fort Khnnnth dlHtrlct
jtstcrilay on n l.tislnoHH trip.
A. Kallna, ii promlin'iit farrnor In
U,.M11nilltrlct. tninwu tml IiuhIiicsh
In the county seat yontordny.
J, 0. Oolilthwaltu, of tho Modoc
Lumber company, of C'lilIo(iilii Ik In
town today on company IiiihIul'hh.
o win no mill ucrniany.
Cllloov Imq in .., .,..
H...V ...r.. ....Il.wl l.u ll... un 111....... , will, l-n ui M.-il.-ri-llluuri'H 111 nil
J " -J ' "........n inn, lll'l'll VIHII II11T II I .llll'llliir In 11, u
April ami Iiiih niiulo (,n,.,., iccfiilly at Coloxi.o. In thr
Thoy will loavo In HrltlBh area, and In Coliltw, hcid-
'lliartorH of thn. Amorlnin forr.m In
Hprlm,"., Mtopplm; at varloim polnlH (Jarmmiy. Tho Colocne olFico !n In
hi Orison and WyomliiB for brief rharco of M. T. NoyoH, who has haun
lylHllH wllh rolallv.-H and friends. Mr. , attached to tho Intor-Alll.-il Khlnc- I
Colony Ii.'ih hoon a roHldon tof Colo-'iandH Commlnalrn. Mr. Noyos will i
rado SprliiKH for many yoarH. nnd ln- .-h.o look nftur American IjusIiiceb
tendn to iimkrt hln homo horo at an" Intoronts In tho Ilrlthh zone.
fiuly ilalo. ,. , . , , I
Tho Hurvcy la helng mada undur
illriifllnn nf fliniifirn T Uim.., . .i.
It'... ....I -.w..v.. u. .....tuiivv ii uun, ..Ijllf"
aro In Klamath county on a flHl.Ini; "" i.i.i" iiakii.ks inorclal attache of tho Aim.rica.i KiN i
V liril.hlVCH l-OIS VISITOKS hiiBHy In I'arla. who will make hir,
I huadfjuarlorH In Cohlenz Jor Homoi
tlmo. I
will ho oiikiikoiI wllh htiHlni'HH iiiiiIIith
for tho rnmalndor of tho wook.
Ccorno It. NoIhoii, W. r MiKad
don, Frunk NoIhoii, Win II l.athiop,
and W. ICrnorl urn a party or Han
FranclBi'o and Hnrrainoiito mnn who
and huntlni; trip Thoy ilrovo thru
ycHtordny In carH from California,
anil Hloppoil loin; oiioiikIi In lho city
to piircliUHD HiippllcH anil khi'io II-
CUIIHOK
VKAK-Ohl) IJAItY IIIICS
Dahy I.oiiIho (lomivli-vo .Stongli,
lho yoar-old diuiKlitfr of Mr and
SKATTU:, WuhIi., Scptoml.cr 11.
Dormltorli'H aro to ho cHtahllHhcd
In iiry vacant hulhlltiK In Seattle,
to acioinmodato the thoiiHandH p.-pccli-d
here to Hoe the Pacific fleet,
J. W SuaiiKlur, chairman of -tho
coinmltli'c, annoiinci'd n-cently.
1'ii1hs every iinoiciiplcd bed In
MrH. Kdwanl Stoiich. of :i04 North;s,,,im" ls I""pcd " the disposal rf
till. r,llli,illln.i in...., ..l..l.n-.. ...Ill
111 Mfitnittinc, i ii.. ii j .inilWl.1 v I
have to Hleip in the parks or walk
Illvoralrio ntreet, died at 1::10 p
yoHterdny. Diiith followed an at
tack of cruup.
The Imby wuh bom nt OiIchhii. .Mr. ., , ,
, ,, ... , , , , Aloah Chapter No. fil (). P 5 will
and Mm. htoiiKh have been In I ,.,., ,,u rt, '..... i..r nun nt ,..
NOTICK S
All parties having burned cars nt
tho Ford (JaniBo will kindly remove
them ut their earliest opportunity.
Ford Garage, (Jeoigc liiehn, owner. I
9-tf
IAXCI.1 fiKSSOXS.
I the HtreetH. SpanRler Raid.
S. W llamnkpr came lu to town
.i0rAiv fnim l.orclla to attend to i
Li. m.iiPra in Klamath Falls. . Klamnlli Falls for 1(1 months. Their on, Tm-Hilnv Sept !i. All meinbnr., re
E, V Jllller ramo In from his
ntch at Lorctla yesterday to tranHiict
bulafss In tho county seat and pur
chase supplies.
child will he hurled
DorrlH at 2:30 p. in
tomorrow
at1 riui'Mted to be present. Nellie Van Hit)
er, W. M. 8-2t
KSTIt.W
Mrs Cora Sander.-'on today cloned ,
l deal wherein clio r-ohl the Into on
Tenth street, adjoining her home, to
T R. SkilllnRton
Mrs. Tobln S, C'uitls, the wli'e of nn
lerlal Instructor lit Mnthnr Field.
Tho has been visiting MIms lletlv
Gaddls at her home on Hughs Uldri
tor the past mnnth, returned to rfn
crimrnto on this monilug's train.
Came to my place last March, a
year old dark bay stallion, white
IIKKTKAM l! I'ASSKS
A WAV AFTHK I'NKC.MONIA
I.ouie Iiortratn Dixon, 31, died
star on forehead owner may have hist night at Wilson Hrldce. follow
.'"," by,v'lynK C0H,B- J- " H""I'r. fl Wllk , w, , .
Miller iHland. , , , , .
m He was horn at I.ludHay, Ontario,
A mnn'fl hnlr. It Is eHtlm.ited turns l,n c """ 'd was married n'm
crnv live vears earlier than a worn- '0,,rH '"'" H' Ih survived by
White Pelican Hotel Dining Room
TucHdays, Wednesdays and Thurs
days, 8 to 10 p. m. Moose Hall
Mondays, Fridays and Saturdays
2:30 to adults. (4:13 to C resen
cd of children 12 to 15) 8 to 10 for
adults. Adults ten lessons $8:50,
$10.00 pp. nunl; 1 mHrs $") '10.
children $2.50: Ily joining the class
the second week in Sept. you get 2
extra les-sons nee. For mrtner liucr
mation phono No Ii or 45. Prof L. A.
Hepburn, Instructor U. S. Army,
now on vacation and hcie foi u Hunt
ed time.
7i
ine
Right Way to Save
,ON'T look for the lowest price
when you buy shoes. Good shoes
cost money, but they are less ex
pensive than low priced ones.
To save a dollar or two in buying shoes
usually means less wear, and lack of style.
To buy better shoes assures long wear and
proper fit greater satisfaction for each
dollar invested.
When you select your next pair, buy for quality
buy f lorsheims for satisfaction in service, comfort
and appearance and you'll receive value that
proves a real saving in the end.
Ve specialize on good shoes
K. Sugarman
"I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY"
::njiuTmraum'i'H;i,n'tiiimrm!!::minniii,i;iiiii!iii
ITEMS OF INTEREST
ADDED TO MUSEUM
AUSTRIA SKINS TREATY.
BUY YOUR HOME NOW
ST. GERMAIN, Sept. 10. Dr. Karl
j Uenner, head .of the Austrian Peace
j delegation, signed the treaty between
nn's.
ACADEMY Wll.h RECEIVE 1'L'l'lI.S
Until tho capacity of tho school Is
COPENHAGEN. September 11. j the Allied powers and the Austrian
Yon mav select a home to suit voi Ilems of norlcl1 lnterest are be-1 Republic today.
"''' In nnv patt of the Cltv. Can arrange iug added almost daily to the story; Roumanian and Jugo-Slavian dele
gates aid not sign the Austrian trea
ty because they are awaiting Instruc
tions from their governments. The su-
father, Thomas Dixon, IiIh wife and easy payments for you. See them to-.
four children The 'uneral
deceased will be held today at
n !tijxr Wnrnrin nc tnlil sprtnllv nn
of tli-lu- ..
I nave two or inree oi me oesi in- the pages of the stamp aioum.
vpatmunw in le city tor me rigni
o'clock from the Mt. I.nki church party. Excellent Income properties
Rev E. P Lawrence, pastor of the now, and getting hotter all the time.
reached, day pupils will bo received I PreHbyterlan church, will conduct the '"K "? nr wnnn
1 . t . . f ' . ... MV.W. ..
iiiuui ui nci titn.
The new addition of tho Orogon at tho Sacred Heart Academy, whore
BIoe'Book for lOlS.i'i'o Ik l.i.lnir tho most careful intention will ho glv
immbook, for UlJ.lJ-0, Is helnB,nn Q th(J tnorUKn trnlnnB of your
received In various legal and public child. Full particulars may bo secur-
omces in the city this week. Tho ed by calling at the Convent. Seventh
book contains much valuable Infor- nn'' ,Mno tretH or at tho Academy.
i or tno present wo aro uikidio io au
Poland's newest contribution toj preme council has given them until
this record Is a series of six postage
stamps commemorative of the con
vocation of the national diet. Among
Merchants lunch at 11 a.
p. m. Crater Cafe 7th St.
m. to 3
5-20t
better time
i. mi r. ;oil mnnnv nn vnnr home.
or the homo you would like to build, i them is the first stamp portrait of
Mtlon about Oregon and its Indus-
commodato any more boarders, but
trie8,aj well ag a picture of the court annllcntlons will ho recolvcd nnd 'n
house of every county In Orogon with ' rnso there Is n vncancy It will be
the exception of Klamath. None of 'J1'0'1 from th?l1'st)1of nPI,I1' '"
ih.iiiu. i ..ii ii .... tho order In which they aro filed.
He three buildings aro In the book. C-tf Sacred Hoart Academy.
MMMM.
At the Theatres
See me.
J MES M.
020 Main St.
9-tf
WATKIVS. .TR.
Phone 320R
Saturday to make Jinown their Inten
tion.
2MWMti-41-44W'i4M
QUEEN QUALITY SHOES
The famous shoe for women. Reasonably priced.
The Bootery
CHAS. P. MAGUIRE
713 Main Street
MMMtHfHWHH'H'H'HKH'H-'
LIBERTY THEATRE
"THE PICK OK THE PICTURES"
H. W. Poole, Ow;
ner
Matinee Every Day
TONIGHT
Ethel Barrymore
"OUR MRS. McCHESNEY"
From Edna Ferber'a great
Saturday Evening Post Stories
FRIDAY
GLADYS BROCKWELL
IN
"PITFALLS OF A BIG CITY"
Coming Sunday The Big Special
I HE TURN OF THE ROAD"
DOORS OPEN AT 7 P .M.
One of tho most striking and up-to-date
fashion thows of the year I
will be seen as ono of the origlnnl
features in "Our Mrs. McChesney"
the Metro play which will bo tho at
traction at tho Liberty Theater to
day and in which- tho distinguished
actresi, Ethel Barrymoro Is Btarred.
Tho costumes for this sceno come
from the atelier of an exclusive New
York modiste who cators to tho most
fastidious women of tho country and
aro noted for tholr distinctiveness
and Individuality.
Among garments displayed aro eve
ning wraps and gowns, street nnd
sports costumes, dinner nnd nfter
noon frocks, both for tho debutante
and the young matron, and all the
hatB, shoe and other ncessois
which go to make tho tout ensemble
of a perfectly groomed woman. The
clothes are worn In tho picture by
(twenty of the most bountiful girls in
Now York. Thcso modols were
chosen for their beauty and grace
both of face and form and make a
' gorgeous foaturo In a very clever
picture. Much alluring lingerio will
'niufi in. I'llmnpil ilnrlnir the scones.
rovenling what will bo the correct
wear of the under as well as the
outer garmonts. It Is a sceno which
will appeal alike to men and women,
showing as It does, tho latest and
most oxchibive or modes for tho com
ing season. Tho picture is based on
Miss llnrrymoro's famous stage
success, "Our Mrs. McChesnoy", tak
en from tho popular stories of, Ed in
Forher. George V. Hobait and Miss
Forber wrote the play.
Houston'
jWWWiiiiri"ii i ..,.
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DA CI NO
WeilncMlny & Saturday
Mulits.
Popi.mr .laz. Orchestra
STAR THEATER
TODAY
Select Pictures Presents
AMCK HRADY
In
"HER GREAT CHANCE"
Also
ROSCOE FATTY ARIUTCIU.E
ORPHEUS THEATRE.
Tho interest at tho Orphous Thea
tro Is on tho Increase. Tho ovange
11st announces tho following subjects
for tho coming wook.
Thursday. "I.ifo only In Christ
Friday, "Baptism." 8-Gt
. o
NOTICE.
..... ni.in r)n....ilniT TTnnsn nml
i no diuuu nuumiiih ,.w..- ......
Rostaurant Is now being run under
. 1, ...111 nt.nAtii lrwn
now manngomeni. vo win oiretiumo
In good moals. Glvo us a trial.
f reel ti. WUUO, juuu -uaiii ,
UO-Ct
R0SC0EAKBUCKLE
l-Aromaunl- Star
Ignace Paderewski as president of
' the Polish republic.
The lettlst government has issued,
threa stamps marking the delivery
of R.ga from the Bolshevists. They
portray two figures, presumably rep
resenting Riga and Lettonla, embrac
ing before the walls of a city.
The seventh centerary of the un
1 ion of Esthonia with Denmark ac
counts for the issuance of 3500 spec
imen stamp3, of restricted validity,
i in the republic of Esthonia. They
' were on sale for three days only.
Be-3use of the adoption of a now
currency unit in the republic, new
stamps are being prepared for dis
t trihution and sale.
"German Austria," the residue of
the former Austrian empire, has is
sued stamps of distinctive design
from the state prlntery at Vienna,
i President Masaryk's portrait Is to
I appear on a new issue In preparation
j In Czecho-Slovagia. Serbia-Croatia,
Slavonia, the Rumanian notal
agency in Constantinople and Arme
nia have all contributed to this pic
'torlal stamp album of the recent
march of world events.
The Dyaks of Borneo eat snakes
and alligators, but their favorite
dish is roasted monkey with the
hair on
HOMES
I am arranging to build a
number of houses In Klamath
Falls, which will be for sale
on easy monthly payments,
and am In the market to buy
residence lots at right prices
in desirable locations.
If you contemplate the pur
chase of a home this fall, write
me particulars and you may
select your own location and I
will build the kind of a houso
you wish on payments.
Nelson Rounsevell
P. O. Box 215
You Save;Mohe:fKWMte Enjoying
the Finest Flavored Tea
in
"FATTY'S FICKLE -FAI.1."
Have Another Good I.iuif;!i.
Admission 10 & 25 cents
Doors open at 7 l. m.
rEMPLETHEATER
TOD VY
Triangle Presents
OhlVE THOMAS
In ,
"TOTDN"
An EMiulsito RomaiH'o of The I'.iris '
l.utln Quarters ,
Also !
Million Picture Screen Miis.iz!iii ,
Anil
A Dandy Trlan;;lj Comedy.
OWHWffl
UIU3 mWti Q
inthe land when you buy
TREETEA
m9
n. Pound
16 oz.
JullWeight
Admission Mntliuv 10 Ji 15 cents
EvenliiBS 10 & 20 centa
merrillopera'house
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oregon
Half Pound 8 oz. O E
FuU Weight -OC
YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU DON'T LIKE IT
.If You Like BLACK TEA Ask for CEYLON
If You like GREEN TEA Ask for JAPAM
KLAMATH CASH GROCERY
Phone 420
"QUALITY STORE"
WE SELL FOR LESS '
717 MAIN STREET