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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TOOlLSTE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE 580 acres, about 320
jfa.cra tad Hndcr Irrigation; rest
in pasture half mile from" e'. f,
stockyards at Midland. Hoc John De
Fay, Midland, Ore. 8.14
ATTENTION MACCAHKKM
The Woman' licnoflt Association
lit the Maccabees will hold their reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening. Juno
a, 1820, at the Library hall.
8 EDITH JOHNSON. Collector,
TWO MORE CARS OF
v GASOUNE ARRIVE
WANTED A refrigerator and sin
gle bed. Phone 451M, after fi
o'clock, ?
roil BALK One 6-ft. tutned oak
, dining table and 8 chair; 1 rant
tary ceach: 1 cot; 1 recker: 1 bed
tead, springs and mattress; 2 rugs;
S heating stores. Can bo seen at
1623 Johnson Ate., aftrr 6 p. m.
8-10
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LOST Blue silk Tct belonging to
ladles suit. I'hono 4T3J. 8.14
WANTBr-Dy auin and wife three
, or more furnished rooms for
housekeeping. Reference If desired:
permanent not L Herald. 8-9
FOR BALE at one 4 horse power
motor, washing machine and elec
tric Iron. 1337fiargent Ave. 8-9
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MOOHK ATTKXTIOX
t iBIg special meeting. Important
beslaees and Jnlatlon. Itjou don't
waat'to miss something good you
had better .attend this meeting.
By order Dictator. , 8-9
A carload of gasoline' received by
the Standard Oil company last night,
and 'another car received by the
Union Oil company,' helped to relieve
tho nctilenrss of the gasoline short-
age still further.
Strictest conservation measured,
however, are still necessary, sKys J,
Ti Mortoll, mnnager of tho local
Standard plant. This territory has
become so highly molorltcd In the
past year that Iho gasoline consume
lion Is far bennd all previous rec-
ords and Increasing dally.
The Industrial anil agricultural
users of gasoline wilt be taken rare
of first says Mr. Morlell. lie saya
that the situation Is beginning to
brighten but that It will he. at least
3CI. days before It Is nnywhero nov
normal again. In the meantime ev
eryone, Is.aaked to co-operate to keep
the wneeia or imiustry moving.
Nil
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L. P. Hockwood, federal rnlnmol
oglst from the Forest flrovo station,
Is here assisting County Agent
Thomas In the grasshopper work.
Saturday they made a trip over tho
Mallrt district where the grasshopper
fight Is on nmt reported that the situ
ation Is getting well In hand.
Sunday another trip was made over
the Upper Marsh district and a car
of materials for fighting grasshoppers
was loaded yesterday to be shipped
ns far as Kirk.
Mr. Iteekwood comes to Klamath
county upon request of the experi
ment station of the Oregon Agricul
tural college. The available assist
ance at, the experiment station In not
sufficient to earn for the heavy do-
PLAYGROUNDS TOPIC '
, OF MEETING TODAY
I PERSONAL MENTION
o o
Miss Kilnn Dohorty loft this morn
ing for Sucrntiteti(ir Whlln In litis
city slio whs tliu guonl of Mr. nml
Mrs. J I', Webber
Mrs A, M. Jolly went to Dorrls
this morning for i short visit
Mrs. Aory Cooloy nrrlxed from
Cortland last night for u short lslt
with friends.
Mrs. I'. (1. Ilurko was n past-coger
on the morning train for IZugeno
where she will visit her parents
A. II. Koch, who caiiie hole for n
short ploisurn and business trip, re
turned to Kan rranrlscii this morn
Ing
J (! Campbell and wife lett this
morning for an extended tistt to
Southern California points.
Karl Johnson and family, of Ml
Hebron, are guerts at tlui While I'el
lea if.
Mis John Plater aud V II llrk
ruff aud children left for their home
In Mjrtlo I'iiIiiI on the morning
WMWWWMWWWMWWVWWWWWWWWWWWMWVWWWWWSAMSSMSSS
THE UNION STORE FOR THE WORKINGMAN
mands mnde upon that department
at this season of the year In fighting I Irnln.
Insert p"its. ' ' I H. (I. Johnson mot son. Samuel, of
Mr ttorkwood has had exnerlenre Herkcley. Calif, ore guests at the
Ways and means of establishing I In n number of other big grasshopper i ' """ ' v"cin imiei
nlavrrounds for tho children of fights and Klamalli rciinty Is very '" '' Mr'1 Oeorgn S. Hletensnn
WANTED Man, and wife, without
children', to work on a ranch.
Good wages. J. P. McAullfTe, Ft.
Klamath. 8-tf
FOR BALE Dandy 4-room house
" close In; mAdcrn In every respect,
lot SOxllO to alley, lots of fruit
trees, berry bushes, flowers and a
good garden. A nlco little home for
two people. Price 13000; some
terms to right party.
AUSO
' New and modern 3-room plastered
novae In Mills Addition; bath, toilet.
Ink and lavatory. On good lot near
the 'new school. Prlco $2400; terms.
ALSO
Fine lot on High St, for $600;
ftOO caah, balance fin monthly.
J. T. WARD CO.
Phone 375 834 Main St.
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NOTICE
P. E. O, will hold a cooked food
ale Saturday, June 12, from 1 ;to 6
p. m., at Roberta L- Hanks Hardware
tore. Saecial orders mar be phoned
to J37.W or 467W. 81 1
Klamath Kails .this summer will t
consdcredt-.a-.metlng of clrlt cr-
sanitations and others Interested at
the chamber of rommerce rooms at
4 o'clock this afternoon. Tho meeting
Is called by W. II. Mason, chairman
of the civic, educational and social
committee of the chamber of com
merce. Ministers, members of the
women's Improvement club, chamber
of commerce, business men's associa
tion and many cltltens Interested In
child welfare, have prouiUu'd to bo
present. v
fortunate to hae his assistance at.""'" baby are In from hwan Ijike
this. time . IIoJh partlcularly-ploasedViirjiJslul'l'JngJtlPlJlWJlllcJ!lk.l
iik ilia fiirii ............ I- i.ii. 'ran. if
the communities have organised ln Ml1"' Am" Metenlf has returned
this fight and feels sure that the nest'rom Marslllo. Missouri, where she
both at Tule Lake and Iho Upper """ ,M,,," "" B vll,u wl"' relalhea for
Marsh can h rnntnille.1 hnfnrt, imirh1 the past twil months She was f.
more damage la done.
COMMITTEE TO LOOK -INTO
Y.M.CA. PLAN
PKRHHIXfi AHKH FOR
HKTIHKMKNT FROM ARMY
WA8HINCTON, Juno 8. Unless
situation arises that Justlflea his re
maining, In the army, (lencral Persh
ing will retire from active Service
wlnlhln a few months. In a letter
to Secretary linker he asked for re
tirement.
FOR RENT Part of business build-
Inr. Phonn 49 nr rail IS.t N. 4lh
Si. 8-9
WANTED -Please return all music
borrowed from Mrs. Bert "C.
Thomas. 9
AT THE BIO TEXT TONIGHT
"Way Down East" was given a
anleadld prMactton last night by the
Maer-Baihf" comedians. The same
play will be repeated tonight. It la
charming little story, well played,
mad Toby keeps the audience In
hrieka of laughter from curtain to
eartara. The good old home atmos
phere of New England prevails
throughout. No prettier play was
ever written. Tomorrow 'and Thurs
day "The Sweetest Olrl In Dlxlo," a
little southern romance will be the
offering. Watch, this space dally.
Fine. Interior and exterior paint
In done at a reasonable cost. Drop
me a card and I will call. "The Paint
Man," Hqtel Houston. Klamath Falls.
Ore. R-9
VOTICK
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SCHOOL i
I At n meeting of the Business Men's! city on business
asHoclatlon, held last evening at the It, . Amler
While Pelican Hotel, II. K. Duncan.
Interstate Industrial were tary for
tho V. M. C. A., addressed those
present on tho iiuestlon of com
munlty center. Tho Idea was to
raise n fund of 176,000, with n guar
anteed yearly maintenance of $9,rton
a year, wJth which to hill Id, r(iilp
and maintain an Institution of that
kind. A committee was appointed
to Investigate the proposition and re
lort at a later date, It Is understood
that a somewhat similar proposition
la to be presented in behalf nt an
other welfare nrganliatlon. only ask
cnmpanled hack liy her mother who
will mike mi extended visit with her
daughter. Mrs I!. W Vanulro and
Mrs. W Southwell
At lonic Taj lor of the Arm of
Taylor Tebhe of Yrekn Is In the
i
rsou of Merrill Is n
business visitor In tho city today
W (1 West, Indian agent, Is In the
city from Klnnuth Agency on busi
ness mutters today.
Mrs James Purry left on tho Ash
land stage this morning for Itose
burg called by tho serious Illness of
her mother, Mrs. M, II. Bend
ORGANIZING NEW
DRAINAGE DISTRICT
landowners of Iho new Meadows
dralnagu district, comprising tho
Weed ranch, Marstrrs, Plorco, E, It
It's a Mistake
to think that you must buy shoes ata cer-
tain price. The price you pay may 'seam'
economy to you, but in reality Jtmay-bc
false economy. Avoid shoes of doubtful
quality; pay. the price that .will ( give jWA
shoes of known value and you'll get double
the amount of service with better ftt, cor-''
rect style and the satisfaction of knowing
that your shoe .money is a profitable in
vestment and not an expense.
When you buy the next pair, try -Florsheims
theycoet little mora
than ordinary shoes they're wafl
worth the difference,
K. SUGARMAN
Home of Hart Schaffncr and Man
and Floraheim Shoe ''",..
elasaaweet0aj0tatttjrfM
Ing for $50,000, without any aontitl Iteams and I). P Campbell holdings G. O. P. CONVENTION
IN FIRST SESSION
FOR HALE
Some good buys in homes.
ALSO
. Two good residence lots on 8th'
above Main and buslnesa lota on 6th
below-Main.
One residence lot in good location
on High 6t. between 1st and 2nd St.
Price M00; terms.
One lot on 4th St. between Walnut
and Oak. Price 1800 cash.
DR HALE
Several good homes In good loca
tions. ALSO
Two good residence lots on 6th St.
above Main and several business lots
oa 6th St. below Main.
One residence lot on High St. be
tween 1st and 2nd St. Price 1600;
terms, half cash.
School district No. I will receive
sealed bids for the entire Issue or
any part of the Issue of the bonds
which will be Issued in denomination
of $1000 and $.' bond. Rands
bear 6 tier cent Interest, payable
semi-annually, redeemable aa foleows:
$3000 In 11 years.
$3000 In 13 years.
1.1000 In 13 years.
$4000 In 14 years.
$4000 In IS years.
$4000 In 16 years.
$4on In It years.
N000 In 18 years.
$4000 In 19 years.
$4500 In 20 Tears.
To be -redeemed consecutively "ac-1
cording to serial number, the bid to
be accompanied by certified check
for 5 pec cent of the hid. Itlils will
be opened Tuesday. June 22. 1920.
IDA D. MOMYER.
8-22 School Clerk.
maintenance guarantee, hut nothing on the Upper Lake, an: meeting today I
definite cnald be gathered on this In Ihn cfflrmt of Ferguson, Fletcher I
Phase of the problem. ! k Mifflin, to organlro their asuocla-!
At tho meeting Mr. Duncan, was I Hon anil olect ilirectors. I
a a4 .! U .-. IL....!.!, ssrta. . .....
-.... -.... ... "u.-.nrr, '. men, are npproxim.ue.y 7.,J S(.nlrr ,,,,,.- , mmrnrr rhllr. 'm"""Y'". ,L TlSLILi
of bis proposition, and he stated that I arres In the district, of which the .. i... . ... i erallon of railroads, and the prdpoail.
ti'tintlnued from pagn I)
"He wr.nl hlmseW.",he Mbf.'ktV
cause he trusted no one la''' ' v
The delegatea laughed heartily,
fnllnwiiie on with applause, aa they
dlil also v, li. o the senator tamhaaM
the Meiiian jiollfy. gnvertimrnCbp-
i bey were quite enthusiastic over It I Weed heirs own
"" iiimii. win ru tig uirirm ne me seier- . . . ;, .,
21.263 acres. Pro- ..... a , . I1" "r"'"" M "'"" V Armani.
Until ho mentioned the iTft.onn . Ilmlnary plans for drainage. Iho re-'eeted II... senator as he st-ppod ' H,", ":'0,h;r '? "' WT
when' they seemed to lose their talnlng of nn enclneer nml sncurlni- ... ..,- "'" approval, when Lodge, referring
. i " innf iiiT lnniii'iin 11 wnw tint' iiinnii" . . . . i.
breath knd did not recover It eufllrMth approval of the stnto enclneer's i. -. .- ;t.... ''" ,n" ''' "' h" treaty, aald that
.....o ...r mn .rojeci. ni pruii.iiiiyi Thu uMtvm was punctuated
mil nu comnieieu III limu for uny i,..,im- .i ...,.i... ....
cntly lo enter Into the matter fur
ther until they learned how the busl
nesa men stood on the question.
LOCAL GIRL MARRIED
AT PRESCOTT. ARIZ.
NOTICK TO CREDITORS
In the County Court of the State
of Oregon, for Klamath County..
In the matter of the Katato of I'red
Roscoe Martin, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned has been appointed admin
istratrix of the estate of Fred Ros
coe Martin, deceased: and all per
sons having claims against said es
tate are hereby required to present
the same with proper vouchers to
her at the office of C. P. Stone, In
On. W ... ill, SI l,.l-.. w.i... """" ""-ai'ii. wiinin BIZ
mi nk- rsnn m.'. . month! from the date of this notice,
ana us. roo csu, VliM ,hte g(h H(y fflf JnM ,92Q
r., J?8 M.AT.K T"?nW.V Administratrix of the Kstate
B87 Klamath Ave., Klamath Falls. of Fred Roscoe Martin, Deceased,
phone 461. 8-9 Ijune 8-16-IM9-6
Mr. and Mrs. Kip Van Riper have
received word of the marriage of
fliclr daughter, Lillian, to J. Harold
Dell, Tftursda), May 3rd, at Prescott,
Arizona. Mrs. Hell was attended
onty by her slstor, Mrs. C. H. Rich
ardson, who before her marriage a
fow months ago was Miss Josephine
Van Riper.
Only- relatives of the contracting
parties were present at tho ceremony
and Immediately after the bride ami
groom left for a brief wedding Jour
ney to Los Angeles. Mr. Hell la a
manual training 'teacher in the city
schools of Phoenix whero the couple
will make their homo.
active wcrk this year
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ItittilllillrMli i.nitl.tra rnii,M.rl It,
by ,lli. l. ,..L ..I .....il'.k -...'.
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MIDLAM HANCHI.K WKDS
laMfKi.i, vai.ujv mm.
Ldgar Knrbcr. a promlnnut Mld-1
land ranohcr, and Miss Sol ma Ml-
lleynolds, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. A. Mclteynolds of Lanacll Vnllm.
were married lutu esterday after
noon by the Iter. K. P. Iiwrence.
Tho brldo has been teaching for
the past two years nt Midland, and
will continue to make her home
there, with her husbuiul on hlx. ranch.
The wedding was a quiet affair. The
bride was altendod by her sister.
Iri.iafv lltnlr .liilv .nl 'MM mm. .k4nk
when he referred to lb l.P-il.llri.r.;fmiI , ,,,.,..
party of m.n. and dcl.r,,.l must Th , rj,nB,or,-
again cms forward for Ilka service , fc .
lo thfi romitrr. I. im ... k " ' "
I f.iillMrji lit mm mil IsUnsbs Att.
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i CAR TAKKX FROM I.V FRONT
OF OWM-.H'S ItKNIHH.VCi;
Thieves, aomotlmo last night,
mado aw-.iy with an Oldsiiiolillu own.
ed by V,.Tcmplor, of Iho Acme Mo
tor company, which had been left
standing before his homo at (.rant
and Kleienth slrets. Sheriff Oeorgn
FIXED SEPT. 23-24 "l,mn,lr,,Jr H searching for Ihn miss-
i im mr.
COUNTY FAIR DATES
plaiiMi marked Lodge's declaration
that everyone connected with the
"dynasty of Wnodrow Wilson must
bo driven from power1." He contin
ued that Ihey must be driven out.
"not because they are Democrats but
because Mr. Wilson's theory of gov
ernment la nut American." The de
feat of the present administration,
Lndgn said, transcends every other
question,
William Jennings llryan, from his
seat In tho press stand, listened In
tently to Lodge's declaration regard
ing Mr, Wilson and his uhhoc.hIch,
Senator Lodge got one first real
hit with his reference to President
Wilson's participation peace confer
ence.
'Aa ac
commodating assistant sergeant at
arms removed It. The delegate told
his colleagues -ho had come to the
convention expecting a lively fight;
but did not expect an attack from ta
rear,
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W. O. W. MKKTINri
Kwatina ramp. Woodmen of thai
World, will hold a regular meetlag
tonight In the west half of the OM
Fellows' building. Tho. report of the
delegate (o the Marshfleld district
convention will Im heard, and othtf
biiHlnrsa or Importance Is awaiting
transaction. A full attendance of
member la urgud. Visiting aelgh
bora aro welcomd. -'' ,
Star Theatre
ill c. .
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HIGHEST STANDARD PRODUCTIONS
TKKWIUilGKIt PATRICK, PROPS.
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The county fair will be held this
year at the county farm, Seplembor
24 and 25, according to the decision
of tho fair board at Its meeting Sat
urday. Committees woro appointed
aa follews:
Premium Mrs. Rose Soule Drat
ton, Fred Peterson, Leslie Rogers.
Kntertalnment Ross Sutton, F.
J. Rowne, S. P. Dehllnger.
Advertising ll N." Moe," W. IL
Ruark, Mlns Twyla Head
(.rounds Warren Patterson,
Frank Sexton. W Ill Mason.
The advertising expenditures we're
limited to $300.
ft
-TONIGHT
A BIG DOUBLE BILL
ritoxY" oi
. ... dV s
we are holdlnjc Maimrrlte Clark "lis WIDOW nvl
over roi tonignr. ne aur)oa that thin pletare abmo'
Mill cure any grouch.
"WHY SMITH .iLEFT HOME"
Mawrawt Tferamt Wmmbarm
saaoaaQewamavrnaa tens iuraaa come ana seer ir my I
mm aoi leave sanar. "" " mic nr-autiijuKe. ahio wrecki
f'VAf " train wreck, earthquakea, etc.
ff 3 7 MATUTCB VBRTf PAY , .'
CAMP FIRE SPRKADH;
AUTO IS DE8TROVED
John Ramsdale, supermtendent of
the Crooked creek fish hatchery, lost
his new Ford car and hla camping
outfit In a fire' on "Miller creek Sun
day, Mr. , and Mr,' Ramsdale were
camping on Miller creek and Sunday
morning they went on a abort hike to
Ffah lake Upon their return they
found their camp in ruins and tho
fire spreading Into the dense forest.
Help was, summoned and a fight of
two days was required td nut the fire
uader control". Neglecting to prop
erly attend to a camp fire, la given
as tba eausa. '
rilAMIIKH OF.COMMKKCi:
ANNUAL MKKTINO TO.NHJHT
Tho annual meeting of tho Klam
ath county chamber of commorce, tho
first annual meeting since tho reor
ganization of tho county's develop
ment body, will ho held IIiIh evening
at 7 o'clock at tho chamber of com
merce rooms on Fifth fttroct. All'
members, and those desiring to be
come memburH, nro urged to attend
the meeting, ,
HOY
KHCAPKH HRRIOUH
INJURY FROM TRUCK
Don Hoffman was badly bruised
yesterday when ho was run over by
the front wheel of bla father's truck.
The lad was trying to catch a ride
when ho slipped and 'ell In front of
the wheel. Ho was taken to his
home, and examination proved that
there wero no bones broken. Mt la
ronaldored mlraiulous that Im es
caped' without sorlous Injury.
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HHOK PRICKH DROP
ST. LOUIS, June 8. Reductions
of wholcsalo prices of various styles
of shoes from 25 cents to $2 was an
nounced today by officials of the
(he largest shoe manufacturers
bera.
LIBERTY THEATRE
THJB PICK OF THH PIOTUHM ""
AND ,;
A NEW ONE EVERY DAY '
H. W. POOLR. Owner HAftrav Bnsiwi. " --
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TONIGHT -S-,
Leave your heart at home, or you wi.Uurelr lot it to
Beautiful Constance Binney in
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"THE STOLEN. KISS r
A quaint photoplay of heart inUratnd humor :
TOMORROW.
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"A FUGITIVE FROM-MATRIMONY - J
COMING SATURDAY "DOWN ON THE FAetlVT
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MATINEE EVERY DAY '
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