The Evening herald., June 19, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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CALIFORNIA NEWS
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SAN FRANCI8CO. June 18. Elec
trlcal worker of the I'aclBc Tele
phone ami Telegraph -company who
were on strike In count state (or a
$7 ditr wage, have returned to
work under an agreement granting
this wage but refusing recognition
of their union, T. 0. Vlckers, a vice
president of the International Ilroth
rrhootl ot Electrical Workers, an
nounced here today.
o Flral offerulets will lie shown no
leniency, he announced
I MARTINEZ. Juno 18. Hi hands'
bound bchMud bl buck, the body of
Thomas Peterson, wcll-to-ilo Oakley
potato ranchrr, win found In lh 8nn
Joaquin rhcr n quarter ot n mile
froin.lilH ranch.
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WOODLAND. June 18. Robert
Chamberlain, nine-year-old son of
Mr. and Mm. 8. It. Chamberlain, wan
ilnntahtly killed near Madison, thin
'county, Saturday nlitht, when the car'
driven by Chamberlain and occupied'
by two other children, win Mrurk by
a larre truck belonging to II, T
llrewster of Davis und driven liy
Samuel Zimmerman.
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KELSEY, June IS. While doing
extensive development work on the
North Star mine In the Neley din
trlct, owned by J. M. Harlow, a well
known engineer of Sacramento, a
three-foot ledtte of high grade ore,
wai uncovered rnnnlnit In value i wnonLAKI). June 111 The Ynln
from 10 to 130 per ton. "Filers' club let o contract todav to
McQrew for the ronstrnctlan I
aviation field In tho rlub'm
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Intelligence and
Dispatch
WE BELIEVE YOU WILL BE
PLEASED WITH THE SERV
ICE OF THE FIRST STATE
& SAVINGS BANK, WHERE
EVERY TRANSACTIONS
EXECUTED WITH INTELLI
GENCE AND DISPATCH.
YOUR ACCOUNT, SUBJECT
T.O CHECK, IS SOLICITED.
Rrst State &SatngsBank
Klamath Falls. Oregon
WILLOWS. June IK After evad
ing the officer of Oregon for to
years and living In and around Wil
lows flVM month, Floyd Davis, want
ed at Madras, Orn was. through ai
'chance remark dropped by a friend,
'at rested liy Sheriff Newt Power.
Moves
WOODLAND. June 18. Although ' , .
hopelessly stricken with cancer. Mrs. trwct Btar Woodland
J. F. Fisher of Tancred, a woman
about 64 years of age, has surprised,
her friends with her fortitude, sun-'
ny disposition and capirlty for work
with the needle. Since Mrs. Fisher
lenrned last January that she could
not recover she has been pl)lng her
needle dally In the hope to leave
each neighbor of her community
something thot may be useful and by , .,.. , . .. , '
which she may be remembered. SU8ANVILI.R. June -"
jdents ft that portion of the talley'
GEORGETOWN. June IS The riorlnK on Honey lake report that
sawmill on Hear Creek, three mlleth" la-e Practically dry ami ili.il
from Georgetown, and 12r..O0O feet llnln ,,,p m'1 H'k or ,,n ,lu"
of lumber owned by the Georgetown 'n" '" " no "'r " """
Lumber and Supply company, were coming in iroin me inae aiwavs raise
destroyed by fire. About 771.000 thick clouds of dutt. The last time
feet of lumber was saved. J. C. (i. jttala occurred, according to old v't
ler and Sons, the nrlncloal stork-Mlers In tho valley, was In lSS:t.
holders, estimate the loss at t &0.- j Several dry years In succession Snvu
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$9.49 to $56.26
$2.86 to $19.85
DEVELOPING AND PRINTING
The good points in your negative are brought out
by proper developing and printing. We have
our own finishing plant with experts in charge
who know how to give you the best pictures.
Bring or mail your films to us.
Work received before 5 P. M.
Ready the next day at 5 P. M.
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IlED IlLl'FF. June IS An un
usual shipment lnnded a 7.955
pound gasoline engine, which was
rushed here to carry on rice Irriga
tion for the Orchard Park Land company.
The big engine was bndly needed
by the company and no chances were
taken on freight delays. The cost
at transporting It here via express
amounted to $285.
NAPA. June -18. Henry and Fred
Thcdens of nrowa's Valley, who kill
ed three coyotes last week have add
ed six more scalps to this number.
The fsrmers In that section arc de
cidedly pleased with the results
these two men are accomplishing In
ridding their section of the valley of
a pest.
WOODLAND. June 18. Close up-
on 300 horses are due to reach here
this week for F. P. Do)le and W. II.
Hnrd. The animals are to be Inspect
ed Friday for service In the remount
service of the United, States army.
decreased the run-off Irom the wafer
shed.
WOODLAND. June IS. Catholic
prlerts from all parts cf the valley.
Including many from Su-ramento, at
tended the thirty-fourth annual corn-
are well and like their new home
Mury Hunt, who Is staying at .Mr
Zlilmlen's, w home to spend Sun
day with her unrlo's family.
.Mrs, Mable Fngle. Miss' Myrtle
.Mjcrs and J. L. llalley and wife weru
Klamath Falls visitors Tuesday.
J. A McComb and wlfu wxre In
Klnmath Falls Wednesday to see
menrement exercises of Holy Itosnry their son who Is In the hospital.
convent of this city, at which 12
young women were graduated, prin
cipally In music subjects.
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MAIIYSV1LLE. June IS. Having
seen his mother pour gasoline In the
stove to start the kitchen, fire, Thom
as Edward Irwin, :-year-sld son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. E. Irwin, residing
did not learn his condition at
lime.
The recent rnlns In this locality
were wele med by the ranchers and
we trust havo done a great deal of
good.
The Helping Hand ladles were en
tertained by Mrs. George Knox Wed
nesday and spent a very enjoyable
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DRINKING IF YOU
PONT FEEL RIGHT
toys aim of htt watsf with
hosphsu btfor brsakfMt
wrashss out polMna,
near the Seven-Mile bouse, poured ly- The time was spent tying com
som gasoline on the kitchen fire and 1 forts, sewing and visiting. Those
was burned to death. 'present were Mesdamvs Macken.
. CrumUII. Ilrumhull. Wilson, llalley,
YltEKA. June 18 A new aerial Miller1. Hunt. Harrison, llurrls, Hat
patrol, established In northern Call- "" Koblson, Chappel, Shamhart.
Don't fail to read the Herald Classified Ads.
LOS ANOELES. June IS. Mrs.
Mary E. Lovcll, mother of Congress
man John K. Ilaker of Alturas, Mo
doc county, and grandmother of At
torney Fontaine Johnson of Sacra
mento, passed away In Ui Angeles
Tuesday, at the age of 83 years.
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Announcement
OPEN FOR BUSINESS MONDAY, JUNE 21ST
Blacksmiths, Boilermakers, Machinists
and Wood Workers
The largest and best equipped shop between Port
land and San Francisco. We are prepared to do all
kinds of heavy mill work, and make logging equip
ment. Auto truck bunks, truck bodies, truck trailers
built to order. I have installed Oil -Furnace for
Spring work. Using THE BROWN PYROMETER
instruments for tempering, Auto and Truck Spring
work is no experiment with us. You will find first
class Mechanics here, and commonsense prices.
Shop located at 6th and Willow Street, Phone 530.
C. B. HOUSE, Prop.
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TnUCKBEi June 18. Patrick H.
jPresby, and old resident of Truckee,
died here of cancer. He bad work
ed around Truckee and Lake Tahoe
'for many years, and was a native of
California, aged CO years.
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.been recorded here of the sale May;Fulr. dead here. He was 85 years f
r ,22nd. by the F. S. Murphy Lumber oIll' ?
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known an the Illinois Ranch on
Thompson Creek In American Valley
near Qulncy, to Silvio Hamelll.
EUIIEKA, June IS Three hun
dred citizens of Eureka nro llablo to
arrest on charges of violation of tho
Eighteenth Federal Constitutional
(Amendment and Prohibition Lnw.
! This Is acordlng to a statement given
out by prohibition enforcement offi
cers here.
fornla and southern Oregon by tho Button. Gregory, Heed, Miller. Knox, ral ,; fod'
United 8tate government with a .vuss iiatcn. Mary. Aila and lleulah
basest Medfonh. Oregon, takes In the' 'unt """) Mltle, Miss Hhamhart
Klamath river and part of Shasta n rd children, the latter hap-
If you wake up with n bad taste,
had breath and tongue Is routed; If
your head Is acklng, If what you eat
ours and forms acid In stomach, or
you are bilious, constipated, nervous,
sallow and can't get feeling Just
right, legln Inside bathing, Drink
In-fore breakfast, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoontul of limestone phos
phate in It. This will flush the pois
ons and toxins from stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels and cleanse,
sweeten and purify the entire alim
entary trod. Do your Inside bathing
Immediately upon arising In the
morning to wash out' of the system
all the previous day's poisonous
waste, gsses and sour bile before
rounty.
MAItVSVILLE. June IS. Charles
Nell, alias Charles llensey, urrestcd
In San Francisco on suspicion of hav
ing robbed n safe in that city was
returned to Marytville laM night by
Sheriff C. J. McCoy to answer a
charge of robbing the safe In the
office of the Union Ltnilxr company
from which ubout 17.000 in Liberty
llonds and other valuable bonds and
papers vveru stolen on the night of
January 24, 1920.
p!er than nil the rest.
I O W. Myers and family from thulr
ranch In 'Sunny California" were
guests at II. E. Wilson's Sunday
Ilelh and Eliza Klrkpatrlck are
spending a few days with their aunt.
Mrs. It. C. Short and family.
C. F Stone of Klnmath Falls spent
Sunday here tit tho runch. One
would hardly recognize the place
since nearly all tho sago brush Is
removed.
To feel like young folks feel; Ilk
you felt before your blood and mus
cles became loaded with body Impuri
ties, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone jihos
phato. which Is ineipenslvo and al
most tasteless.
Men and women who are usually
constipated, bilious, headnchy or
have any slnmarh disorder should be
gin this Inside buthlng before breakfast.
Now York City has an nverago of
ono first every twi-nty-onii minutes,
day and night
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NAPA. June. 18 (Jeorge N. Fosh,
wha cainu to California Jn IST.S and
was employed In the Comstock initio
In Nevada during Its palmiest days
and who wob n personal acquaint
ance of John Mtickny and James Q,
C'HICO, June 1. Charles Homer,
who was seriously burned when ho h
rushed Into his burning homo near
Ortand, Glenn county, to save his,
little son, who died three days ago
from burns received at tho same time,
passed away Monday In a local hos
OROVELAND, June 18. Flro of
mysterious origin which started nt
11 o'clock Tuestlny night destroyed
the poxtofllce, Copings Ice Cream
Parlor and tho now Co-oporntvo
store, Smith's Cash storo, tho do For-
irnrl butcher shop and then Jumped
across the Ftreet and destroyed dn
Furrarl's law oflico and Justlco court,
a dance hull and a barber shop.
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TO TKLL YOU
Just what It will cost to move
your household effects to
your new home If you will
phone ui to call and size up
bow big a ran will be re
quired. You'll find our
charges very reasonable, our
service prompt and efficient.
Western Transfer Co.
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SONOMA, Juno 18. An ancient
bell, that moro than half n century
ago ohlrned each day tho nadrcH' call
to worship, was restored recently to
its old place In tho 8an Francisco do
Solano mission here. Governor
Stephens was tho principal speaker
at the restoration ceremonies.
EUREKA, June 18. Speeding
prices are climbing right up, along
with other luxuries In Eureka.
Justlce-of-the-Peace Adams an
nounced today that, beginning July
1, all assessments or "opening 'er
up" would be flOO flat in hi court.
HHAKTA VIKW
Clarcnco Hunt and family,
Klamath Falls, wero visitors ut O
Hunt's Sunday. I
Lector Wilson bus returned homo
ufter spending two weeks with rela-'
thes In Klamath Falls.
V. M. Ilubb and family, of Merrill.
wero guests at W. CrnndaU'H 8undn.
Miss Louise Hutch, who Iiiim been
spending uovorul months with rela
tives In Los Angoles, bus returned to
her homo horo.
Claude Klrkputrlck and family, of
Dorrls, R. c. Shortand family, from
near Klamath Fall's, and Will Lay
man and family spent Sunday with
C. H. Klrkpatrlck.
We are pleased to note that Mrs.
C. C. Miller, who has been spending
several months with relatives and
friends at Klamath Fall, has re
turned to stay with her daughter,
Mrs. Nettle Hunt.
W. W. Bailey, who has purchased
a home In Medford, came to tbla
place last week to get bis household
goods. We are aorry to lose Mr.
Royal Anne Cherries
Delivered FRESH Direct from our orchard to
your home by express or parcels post. All charges
prepaid.
Order your CANNING CHERRIES now they
will be ripe and ready for delivery from June 20th t
10 juiy ist.
PRICE $3.50 PER BOX
(Each box weighing about 23 pounds)
All .express or parcels post charges prepaid by us.
Dalley's family, but pleased that they
Our cherries are known as the finest in. thn Roane,
River Valley. Once you have tasted them you will
have no other.
Do not delay in sending in your order
DO IT TODAY
Fill out the blank below and send us same with
your remittance.
WIMTi:ftl.UM ORCHARDS,
Medford, OrcKon.
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for which plooso send mo by
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