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A Summer Vacation
Victrola for You
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W anil $75
For the cnmp trip. For summer uhg until exchanged ' j
with wh'tor a Inrger one Inter. For the children's use
with child records, etc.
Try one and then buy one at $5.00 per month
Earl Shepherd Co. .
"One Buiincta Music Exclusively"
507 Main Street
I POCKET GUINEA PIGS TO TEST YOUR WHISKY
I MAKE DRINKING SAFE AND SANE
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r.nrl t.clnnd linn moved from
Omit Pima (o Klamath Fall and
Is getting hi homo horo In order this
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Turn C'lmrchlll Ik hero from noar
Dorrlt, where ho him (Men visiting
ftr some time, .r,
F II Chnrpcnlng l a c'ouniy' neat
visitor from hi home at Olnne.
L B, Walker and Ocorge Uratton
wade n (rip to various (timber camp
oh the reservation yesterday, '
L. I) llurke en me In from Donan-
za thin morning to attend to matteri
I of business at the court house.
1. L Bteln has rold hi homo at
,1121 Lincoln n(ril and hi rnknn
npirtment at 103 Pint street. 1
Mr hnd Mm. K. Ixmslay, of Fort
jiisinmntn, were rialtors ,in tnis'dty
'vmterdny.
I)r Buran T Allen, rof Portland.
Oregon, arrived lart night for a villi
with her brother, Thom'aif Hampton,
and wife,
Howard Orm nnd John Tcmbrpok,
hoth midshipmen at tho United
Btnte Navel academy, arrived lat
night for ii tin daa' visit with their
famlllcx. Mr Orem irna rained hern
;nnd In a graduate of tho' Klamath
county Mull nchool, whllo Mr, Tom
brook 'k home In near Merrill, The
lioya have been on their regular sum
mer crulre lo tho Inland of jhe Pa-
, clflc and when the fleet of live ahlp
I reached Hcattlo they got leave to
come home They expect to Join
their thlp at San Frnnclafo,
Mr and Mr. J a me I'eltvn are In
Ir-e city from their homo In
Koit Klamath.
QUITS GOVT WORK
AFTER 65 YEARS.
Jv. ougarman
" I AINT MAD AT NOBODY "
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WASHINGTON, July 22. Afteri
165 yearn of continuous government)
'service, regarded by official hero a J
a record never before equalled, Henry
,J Wylie. tlerk In the quartermaster'
depurli.il ni of the U. 8. marine corp,1
Mill ft ri on AuRuat 20 with an an-j
'nuity Mr Wylle ha served the ma-'
i rlne 'nrp for 45 year In tho name
department.
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Mr Uii entered thu government
Kertlco In the pojtofflcu In Pittsflcld
'Man, when 17 year old. In lsfil
he enllti-d :n the army nnd'iaw crv.
Ice In tl.ne of tmj gnat battle of
the Civil wur. At the clou of the
Saturday
Specials
1 Lot White Canvas Oxfords, Leather
v and Neolin Soles. Cl A.t
Special, a pair. V
Every Pair of Shoes in the house
reduced.' Florsheim' 1 (0n OFF
and Dr. Reed's 1U 'O
All others, except- 1 KOfn LESS
ing Loggers '"
'This means a saving for you
Kenwood Shirt, reinforc
ed, special this week
$2.35
Panama Hats 1-2 Price
Wash Ties, 50c quality,
3 for $1.00
DO YOUR SHOPPING NOW
WHILE YOU CAN SAVE.
THIS SALE WILL BE OVER SOON
Buy your Suit now
15 off on All Suits
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Hart Schaffner it lAwnC, Cloth Craft,
Styleplus arid Strauss Clothing.
We Please the particular man
war be wa appointed clerk Irt tho
WnnhliiRlon navy yard He left the
nnvy yard to Join tho clerical force ef
the mar'nn rorp In 1875.
K. Sugar man
HOME OF HART SCHAFFNER & MARX AND FLORSHEIM SHOES
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. . commandanta of the corpii Major
Hince proiiiii'iion w ni nun uum .. ..- .... .. .u,... .u. ,,,.,,, jO.W00ll EII(ot niddK
KtilniM p!K The llllle nnlmal I Klven the flrnt "kwik" of IHuor which . rinrxa tt and Lejeune.
obtained lllll.er Minpiciou crcumnuncfi u hit uiimi wiu uncr ui jut t, i'vi
nnd Imuor think It I tnfe to K ahead.
:ni. In lS.1i
born In Pltlgfield,1
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
.mci: to iti.niioas
In the Matter of the Krtnte of Suda
1'piPlill. ileei imeil.
now rucnril aoiecnon. ki.uii cam.; Notice la I eretiy Klen that tho un
Victrola I 2nd hand. Karl Shop- Mernirned. hn been appointed the ad-
2!--4 inlii'Hrntor of the above entitled es
tate, nnd alt penmn having cIiiIiiih
1 iik'u nht thu inline, will pleace present
nrmierlv Vitrified, with vaurhirn nt-
. inched, within six months Ire
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In ihe County ( eurt of the Stnte jn tije County Court of tho State ort
vi wreron. jit me louniy ui iinm-i Urecrn for Kliimalh County.
"In i In tho Mnttur of tho Katoto of KdnsJ
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"K0S ANOKI.ES, July 22. Freesla
bulbs alued nt 110,000 wero des-
royed by a tiro Saturday at the Fish
er Nursery at Arcadia, near here, ac
cordlnR to Information received In
I.os AnReles today.
The thief cut the screen from the
windows and then "fished" In the
dim morning light. One of his vic
tims woke In time to see his purse
F. E.
piny.
Conner, president of the com-
SACItAMENTO, July 22. Eraeat
M. Crockett, aaed 51. a ronmwiili.
vanish through .a window, attached ve for the Vrden Packing companr
to a fish hook.
logout lto Victrola, with twenty
hvr.d, OOMiilnt.
K Kerns. Deceased.
.i.S&u&V.,te Jar IS: UA m soo u'ck. y n iiit
tnto of Edna E. Kerns, deceased, to"! two hour and forty minutes. .
tho creditor of. nnd to all persons I WOODLAND, July
nnving claim against the said do-I noon. Julv 22. Flro which rtart- Walker, native of New
!!irl"P.K"n.LW"?5'??rd from a tractor hane.tlnR outflt'year of age. nnd for
in iiii'ii. Hiiiini bis. iiiuiiiiiH h ri r iin h -
wanti:i
inched, within six month from theinVit publication of this notice. towlttN
date i of till notice nt the law offl'o tho 12th day of July. 1920. to saliJ
$, " ,'M ,?,!,."l,,n.K:: Lwnl "I'lB.tndmlnUtrator nt tho olllce of C. FJ
Klnniatli lulls, Klamath County istono nt Klamath Fall. Klam-'J
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in ici iiiiiiini.1 .tiiiMiH, nunc iii wrrKiiu, inni uphik me piiiceiatn county. Oregon, tho samaf
nnd buciting tnreo minion icei urn- mi ndininistrutor lis chemen tol j,..njr the nlnco for tho tram-V counties.
I action of tho business of said estate
her, rato forty thousand feet dally, transact the htmlm of this estate
begin Immediately. Dox 112C, City. Dated May 8th. 1920.
22-24 HKNIIY HOTCHKIN.
, ' Administratis.
FOn.'8AU-8tudchnker lx. 7-pa- July lC-23-an.fi. 13
sencerl Al condition. $600 take ,
It. "Bee Dunham Auto Co. 403 q.
6th Bt. 22-24-
SUMMONH
In the Circuit Court of the State of
KOH IlKNT Two comfortnhlo room OriKon, for tho County of Klamath
for wofklngmon. Hate very ren- . Irono V. Alcvnnder. I'lnlntlff. v
nonablc. 616 Klamath. '22-24 Jo''' Th'nn Alexander. Defendnnt
, . To John Thomas Alexander, Defend-
WANTED Ilofiued young lady to , nt.
help In dining room. Whllo " the nnmo,of the Stato of Oregen:
jwcl,, 22 u aro hereby reiiulred to uppear
i and UHHWnr the rninnlnltit fll.ttl
'niiiilnst you In the above entitled still
WANTED
flrnilcr nnd yard inun.
Krndur. Ilnx 240, City.
Also rhnln
22-24
FOR HWr -3-room fnrnlHhed
iipir(ment, vacant July 26th.
Phono f.20. 22'
on or boforo tho fifth day of Ausust,
'920, thai b'elni; tin! fcwplnitlou of the
six ucoka puhllrntlon of this sum
mon an prescribed by tho oidor for
piihllciitlnn tliurvof, mndu by the
court, nnd If you fall mi lo answer,
tho plaliitlfr will liil.o n default and
docreu agiilngt you dlsinlvlng the
mindu of nintrlmoiiv existing between
WANTED A first clasn itents fur- the plaintiff ami ynurdelf, and ulso
iiInIiIiik HalcHinun. Only ono that atich other nnd further icllof, liiclud
Iiiih had nxperlp'hco In this lino lined lug alimony, mb to Ihu Court may
apply. Central Outllttlng Co., Uth soeni Just nnd o'lnltahlo.
nnd Main, 22-lf Till atimmona In published by or-
' i dor of Hon 1) V..Kiikcmdnll. Judge
l'Ort HAI.Ij Just rocnlved car load of tho nhovn nnined comt, duly made
of suit enseff and bnga. 'Our prlrcH on tho 23rd day of Juno, 1920.
nro right, Sqo 1008 Main St. 22-24 Tho dnto of tho first publication
-. ' ihoreof la Juno 23, 1920.
FOR BALE 3 store's; nil paying, F. II. MILLS,
bUHlnos. Your choice. Simp to. Attorney for Plaintiff,
right man. Bee 1008 Main St , 22-24 Klamnth Falls, Ore.
Tho flrnt day In offlco of the lord
mayor of London coata him $10,000t
hi sham of tho exnonso of tho Qulld-
h,all banquet In the night of hi In
Btallatlon. Uo la allowed $60,000 tor
Juno 23-30-7-14-21-28-4
Lord D'Abehiofi, who has been ap
pointed Ilrltlslj, ambassador In Berlin,.
.was financial adviser to tho Egyptian
'government 1(83-89, during which
i la Allowed $60,000 (or period he onJoved tha renutatton of
hi year, of otrl, and 20 W cent of bathing In milk .and sleeping In a
It vanlibea on iba tint night, naik and'kla' love
A Clarified Ad will tell It
I VALLEJO. July 22. Having ac
cepted n place of window trimmer
SUTTER. CITY, July 22. Dewltt In n local business house, the Rev.
Ilro.. of this place, claim a record W. 11. Phillips, pastor of the First
In the threshing line. They claim to Christian church, has given up the;
:. Loul
York. 88
year a
from a tractor harvesting outfit year of age
owned by Seymour dorter ofClnrks- prosperous farmer of Yolo county,
lllu Friday, canned a los estimated passed nway nt his new home In Al
at upward of $50,000 In southeast- hambra, Los Angeles county, last
em Yolo nnd western sacrament inursuu.
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AumlnUtrator of tho Htnto of vo --" " " j-m" v, hCU i-uru.., ur
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Edna r.. Kern Deccnitcd u "shiiik line iiou iiuuk, u nun uu- iroyeu ine pmni ui' mo oacntineuiu
July- 12-19-2C-2-9. t tnlned $3,000 In monoy nnd Jewelry Lumber company on the Twelftlj
front, two apartments, according to strent road Saturdpy, was placed at.l
report mado to the police. , between $75,000 and $100,000 by
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GIANT GERMAN SEAPLANE; BUILT AT ZEPPELIN WORK,
THREE ALLIESSEEK FOR EXPERIMENTAL, PURPOSES
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with headquarters in Woodland,
dropped dead while partaking of aa
early morning meal'at Hart's Lunch,
929 K. street.
LOS ANGELES, July 22. One of
the largest stills found here since
prohibition became effective waa lo
cated today In the ruins of a tene
ment house where n man and a boy
were burned to death and two others
badly injured .according to police and
federal authorities.
CHICO. July 22. Marshal J. A.
IJeck was nstonlafied Saturday whea
the accosted Mrsv Duraml Oondalerla,
an Indian woman, sitting In the
park-, and asked' how ber bnbr was.
m'liear "Daby dead." Peck learned,
lae. woman nan sat tnreo noun witn
taaead baby ,lq her arms because,
she did not know where to go.
8TOCKTON, July 22t W. F. Wil
llnms,. believed to have come from
SnnDlegp, whore his rarcnts live,
lies dead In the county morgue from
shots fired uy law officers In Tracy
Saturday night when he was making
his escape after nrrest.
WOODLAND, July 22. A. M.
Ilrltt, former mayor of tho city of
Woodland and founder of tho Wood
land Rottllng and Bodn Works, dlod
suddenly In Sun Francisco.
, Electric Percolators and Urns at
The Electrical Shop, 123 S. Cth St.
19-26
Ernest Drown, a 14-yenr-oId pit
boy In, an English mining town, has
bcon appointed parish clerk in reeof
nltlon.'of his services' io the' church
during tho war. '
We have a good line of Seed can'
LeUus ahaw 'them- to you. HowM1
Oarage, Main atreet. 17-i
Frederic Harrison, the creafKagV
llsh Journalist and ph11osbpher,"le
close to his 90th year, yet hla ha
writing la firmer. than that of
a anef fhiMihlvage, ;Bd 1
cMtrlbatajitwichant fftlelaa)
vlewa aad agaslaaa.
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