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1010
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Personal Mention
Mr nml M". J- A. McComli of
,Jlnr'' vigors In tho city yo
ittM' Mr nml Mrn. Jorry McCarH- of
Boninw worn In ! ywiunmy on
tiulne"'
trri) TompklriH nml duughtiir,
Itulhr'wom vlnllorH Imro yontordtiy
froro'llonnnHi. N
Mrs rinrriii'o Harris, l.s In town
from I""" rft,"'h ,l1 ,,n (,rovo '"'
jny, imrcliiiBliiK ' 'rom '"'
local inorrliiintH
Mr nml Mm Jack (loildnnl of
Weed. Callfonilii. nro In lown on
buslnow. tlioy ImMliu: motored to
ttils city I" ",r r-
MIm Aimiilicllo KuhhoII, wlio lias
lccn vIslllHK Mr. nnd Mm. Arthur
Wilson, li'H "l morning on the
train for bouIIhtii Cullforiilii.
jll.s lttilv vC'onii'lliiH wi.o linn
been tlallliu; Mr. nml Aim. Charles
ItobcrtH, l'ft "', morning for licr
homo nt tvtlngn Crovo, Oroyou
Hoy Or fornmrly employed lt
die ivllcim Hay lninhor Co, loft
yds morning for Diilntlf, Minnesota
Mliero lit' will vlult relatives mid
friends for xrvcnil montliH
Among tho recent nirlvulf. urn !'.
Wcymuth of Denver, Co!oi uil-i;
j K WiitorhoiiHo or Run KroncUm;
ond 0 W Manning of Alhnny, Die
gon, nil of whom nro roglntor"d nt
(ho Wtillc lVllnin Hotel.
Mr' A I'nder of AhIiIuihI, Oro
ten, Id hern visiting hor Hlstor, Mm.
Robert W ('Inyo, Mrs. Kndor wns
formerly Miss Amy Wins and hor
friend nro Kind to hnvo hor In tholr
mldxt for n brief IkII. .M-h. Knder
In accompanied by her Ann Jack.
MYllltS WINS PltlZH
UN'S CLUB
OF CALIFORNIA
A IT .IPS
county tiro dcoply mid vitally Inter
ested In tho preservation of Ameri
can liiKlltutlonn nnd Ideals; and
"WhuroiiB, Tho orlonlal will al
wuyH remain In our mldiit nn nlloix
olmnent, iiniiKHlinlhteil and iiiiiihiiIiii
llublo; and
"Whereas, A movement has boon
I Inaugurated throughout tho went
dealing with a hoIiiIIoii of tho t.r'ju-
leinH through federal legislation cov
ering tho following polntH, namely:
"1 Cancellation of tho '(jcntlo-
I)(c, men's Agreement.'
"2. Exclusion of 'plftiiro brides.
"II ltigorous oxrltiHlon of Japan-
AUIIlMtN, Call., get. :t()
daring for an educational campaign!
by tho women's rluliii for tho oxclu-j
rioii or Japanese and against tho oho Immigrants.
ownlni; or leasing of land by llioj -M. Confirmation nnd legislation.
KiibJeclH of tho mlkudn, tho I'lacer of the pollry that Asiatics Hhall he
County Kmlur iilcui adopted sluing forever barred from American cill
roiiolutloiiH at n mooting over which ' yonshlp.
Mih W. O. March of Chlr-o, presl- fi. Amendnient to Section 1, Ar
dent of tho northern dlfltrlct of Call- tlclo XXV. of tho federal constltu
fomla Kedeiatlon or Women's clubs,1 linn piovldlng that no child birn In
tni'Bldi'd. t,. Unllfd States of forolgn parents
Tho followlnr, rnHolutloriH wore shall bo considered an American elli
iinaiilmriiHly adopted by tho lr.O oi .en utxl both parenlH sip- of n
more delegates representing eliib.i ' rate eligible to American cltlzen-
In I'lnritr ceunty:
"Wbere.iH, Itecent Investigation
luiii dlHctoKod tho fact that more than
nlilp; therefore, be It
"Itesolvod, My thu I'lacer Count
rederatlon ot Wolnon'n Clubs, tint
1100 ikich of tho cholceKl land, 'our BenatoiH and reprenenlatlvon bo
with an iiHHemmd Milu.itlon of $C1.- asked to uso their best nnd utmost
ir.ll, Is owned by Japaneno In Placer endeavor to accomplish tho d wired
Be Prepared for
Emergencies
When you know thai you are ready to cope with any sudden sickness or
any home accident or discomfort due to exposure to the weather, you may en
joy peace of mind. Get
NO. 40 "WEAREVER" WATER BOTTLE
TODAY and be prepared to use either hot or cold applications as your phy-
sician may direct, uec
PAcrn wivm "'vJkI
mmmmmmmimmmm M
loglslatlon "
The nnitwiT to odd number prob
lem pulilLshud in Oct. 24 Inane was
ansuored coroctly by Stntiluy V.
Myern, 93 N 1'lno St.
Tlie answer. Cap not be added
to 21.
"Ilcnscm" Any even runiber of
odd numbers must add even, ft
odd numbers can not add lo 21.
31-lt
county; and
"Whereas, Wllhln tho pant wvolc
nalos of ranchon have been reported
which confirm our belief that thu
.lapniieso are makliiK every effort lo
socimi nil tho land iirbbIIiIo before
any legislation preventing inicli
ioldir.i;:i shall he ennctcd; and
"Whereas, Wo bellow) I ho land i
rli;!iln of this county should ho vent
ed In American citizens and their
holrs and iiksIkiis forever: theieforo.
)t. u I JUAKK5C, Mex, Oct 30 "Is It t
"ncRoIvod, That the I'lacer Couii-iB,,fo t0 K" 0V('r to Jnaroz7" visitors
tv Kedorntlon of Women's Clubs nro-,'11 K' IaB0 freijuently ask.
tests the notion of nnv American clt-i Tll I'on
i
JiE LOSING
. BLILi WILL!
who knows tho hor-1
len Helling his Innd to orientals;
and ho It further
"Resolved, That a vigorous edu
cational campaign ho curried on by
all the clubs In this county In re
paid to thu preservation or all Cali
fornia for Americans, and that wo
offer our moral and financial sup
port ns far nn possible to tho Asi
atic Kxclus'on leaguo recently or
Kunl'ed In Sacramento.
"Whereas, Tho ticstlon of ori
ental Immigration Is of serious eco-
ilor Is likely to reply:
"My dear sIb, Juarez Is Just as,
safo as El Paso In fact, there nro'
spots In lower Kl Paso that havo
more possibility of excitement than
drowsy llttlo old Juarez."
Thoro must be attached, however, '
ono condition to this general state
ment The condition is that the
strancer in Juarez must behave hlm
foU. If he thinks that Juarez is a
placo when- ono may tarry lonR with
the tciul,,i. '"'1 intoxicating Mexi-an '
two or more and you will
be able to use 'BOTH hot
and cold at the same time.
The larger sizes hold a
greater volume of water,
and therefore retain their
temperature longer. Do
not require frequent refill
ing and therefore give
more satisfactory service.
40 Uses for No. 40
Water Bottle
in home, sick room and
nursery. Made of finest
quality "live" rubber,
moulded -in - one - piece
without seams to leak or
bindings to come loose.
Has Patented Oval Neck
Construction that adds
strength where strength is
needed. The quality that
assures long and satisfac
tory service.
nonilc. moral and social Imimrtaneo drink, ho may learn differently be-
loday In California, having partlcu- lllll(1 tho '"" f e city Jail. Ho
lar significance for" Phcor ceunty: I"111 ,eiirn- t00' th:lt tho f!lvor'to
un( kind or hard labor imposed upon
"Whereas, Tho women of Placer I clt' prxsonets is that of grave dig
ging, out no nccit not rear mat ne
will be called upon to occupy one
of his graves, provided his oITenso
Id not more serious than "borncb
era" drunkenness.
Thoro.' Is a tendency among for-
LAST YEAR'S DAILY PAPER
-
Have you oor stopped to think that pobslhly your eld
records that you play to entertain your friends uro
about as interesting to them ns n last year's dally paper,
but that they aro too polite to tell you so? '
A record collection Is like a bank account If you
Keep using it without rddlng to it, it becomes sick.
Harl Shepherd's is tho loglcnljdaco to go for sugges
tions that will aid you In rounding oiit your present col
lection of Victor Hocords.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
"The Store That's Different"
507 Main St.
I
BLBH W . "
I PURITY
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No. 40 "Wearever" Water Bottles"
Size 2
Size 3
.$2.50
.$2.75
Buying when you can make a careful com
parison of values is true economy.
elgnor prisoners of this kind to try
! to ninko thotr cases International at-
fairs. , Hut. experience has shown
j that they might as well resign them-
selves to serve their ten or thirty
I days with as good graco as they can
mimmniK
Tho American tourist who expects
to be nn object of Interest or cu-
iriosity In Juarez is likely to he (lis
'appointed. While ho minds his own
I business he need not fenr that the
I Juarez folk will not mind theirs.
There are no longer any thrills
loft in Junre.. No "had men" are
running loose only a few beggars,
whose, pitiful stock In trade is a re
cital of tho woes they havo suffered
during tho eight years of revolution.
Generally speaking, however, Jua
rez, like tho rest of Mexico, pre
fers to hide her wounds. Moving
KLAMATH FALLS OKEGOH m
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE W
BUY THEIR DRUGS
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picture men ,for Instance, who .wish
to film tho poorer district" 61' the
town will encounter firm official op
position. They will be Informed,
that tho freedom of the city is theirs
as far as the plazas and the public
buildings are concerned, but they
must not make capital of the city's
misery.
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WWWWWWAMAM'MAMA
HOUSTON'S
Metropolitan Amusement
WVMVMA
HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE
Sunday, November 2d
RETURN OF AN OLD FAVORITE
27th Successful Season
BEN HENDRICK'S SWEDISH COMEDY
OLE OLESON
WITH DAVE WILLIAMS, AS
OLE, THE SWEDE
3 BIG ACTS FULL OF LAUGHS
Extra Added Attraction
Vaudeville Specialties Between the Acts
PRICES
Children 50 Cents
Adults 75 Cents
Reserved Seats $1.00
ASK DAD HE KNOS
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
Coming Sunday
OLE OLSON
Miulo for Luughixig puro Oitfy
DANCING
Wednesday & Saturday
Nights.
Topnlnr Jazz Orchestra
STAR THEATER
TODAY'
OKKALDINK FAIUIAII
And
TOM BAXTCHI
In
THK STItONGKIt VOW
Also
. Krj'Ntonu Comedy in Two Porta
A JANITOR'S WIFES
TKSIPTATION
rEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
. TrinnRlo Present
TAYLOR HOLMES
In
UP SIDE DOWN-
Also
Two Rocls of Good Comedy
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
l" MOTION PIOTDRBb
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Onfea
When "Ole Olson" comes to the
Opera House Sunday night, those
who are not familiar with the play
will rejoice to learn that It Is neith
er a problem or a sex play of which
there havo been so many the last
few seasons. "Ole Olson" Is a com
edy drama pure and simple filled
with funny situations and with oc
casional heart throbs for tho big
hearted Swede, whose love of the
right leads him to take a hand
against perportratlon Injustice.
Mr. Dan Williams who plays'OIe
Is an actor of ability and Is well
known on the Coast, having played
here for several seasons with stock
and repertoire companies, but is
best known as tho duly authorized
successor to Mr. Ben Hendricks
who created the character of 'Ole
the Swede In "Olo Olson."
Mr. Wjllllams Is supported by a
capable cast of artists well fitted to
their respectlvo parts and tho play.
U guaranteed to please.
. This Is not a moving picture, but
a real play by real live people, and
there will bo special features In
vaudeville between the acts.
quired only at every 21X00 miles, and
it is now -possible fdi- an -airship, to,
,,.l)p moored to or released' from a
, mooring tewer In' any wind' uji to 60,
i!"' miles'an hour; yet'the total fitfA'neial;
j uuumijfj wjuaiuci cu ucvtjapi lui
I such an undertaking Is-iii-theneighjr
I uornooa or. siu.uuu.ouoj . -
.The mdoring out- bfatjon- fqr air-
. L'oNDON, Sept. 24. (By the As- WP"wMch " &e foriu pt a high
soclated Press). -The proposed LivJ tower enclosing um-elSvatqr shaft
orpool-Australia ahd Liverpool-New I y wh,Ich Psengers andcarg0 will
York air service will be an enor-, bo f up a"l ,dM" f 1 '
mous undertaking. The problem of,Bround1 '8 ov" "' feet, U!f '-- W1,th--supplying
the necessary dirigiblel?, wolvlns head the, airship can be
ritaiutj utmvjiu lu Lius igwvr uy uo,
airships is but one of the items to
be considered. . They cost about $3,
750,000 each to construct. At least
six of these huge craft will be nec
essary to maintain these two servi
ces with any degree of regularity.
There are alsoto be considered the
problems of landing grounds and of
mooring posts, tho intention of the
Great Northern Aerial syndicate be
ing that aerodromes will be provided
at the more important stations while
mooring posts will serve as second
class stops of halts.
Aerodromes for dirigibles are re-
nose ,will ride clear of the ground
in all weathers and' be able to swing
with the direction of thewind.
Each of these towers will be pro
vided with a hauling-in winch and a
rope by which the airship will bo
hauled up to the mooring post; also
a supply base of hydrogen, fuel, and
water ballast.
Phone 30 for D.
Co. Free delivery.
A M. Cleaning,
Prices right.
28-3t
Best yet. Herald Want Ads.
GET JUDGEMENT
Robinson & Thurlow Co., plain
tiff in the case recently heard bo
fore Justice of the Peace N. J. Chap
man, was yesterday awarded a judg
ment against A. Y. Vogt, defendant.
The suit was on a promissory note
for $124 and the plaintiff was award
ed the full amount with interest, the
costs in the case being taxed against
the defendant.
HON IS HORN
Mr. and Mrs, Fred Peterson are
the proud possessors of a son, born
last evening at 7:26, and weighing
eight and a halt pounds. Dr. Geo,; I;
Wright was In attendance. . Mrs
Peterson and son aro reported as
doing 1 ery well indeed.-- v"
Flap Jacks
and Maple Sap
The season is on, and these "krispy" morn
ings there's nothing so appetizing as aborna
half dozen nice brown "flap jacks" and some
good syrup with a cup of WELLMAN'S coffee
for your breakfast.
We have just received a large shipment of
Pancake Flours and Buckwheat in Olympic,
Golden Rod and Aunt Jemimah, in pack
ages from 20c to $1.00. Good stock of ,-My
Wife's syrup and Log Cabin. Wellman's Pure
Maple Syrup soon.
Phone us your orders.
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