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CARLOAD OF
POTATOES
LARGE WHITE
By the sack, 51-2 cents a pound.
Small quantities, 6 l-2c a pound.
BUY NOW !
Klamath Cash Grocery
ihii which fiiKr'nnu wiu uiiejiuuii
of many of the young people last
night, however.
One of tho prettiest of the farewell
parties, given here for some tlmp,
wan In honor of Mm, Kllzubrtth
Houston Haines at the home of Mrs.
Waive Jacobs Enders .Wednesday
afternoon. The affair wgas riven
lo offer an opportunity for life-long
friends of Mm, Halneii to bid her
I goodbye, 'as she leaven Saturday for
Yakima to join Mr, Haines, who I
connected with the Karl Fruit com
panies hranch factory, In Washington.
V. Thoe present were: Mrs. Tloy
,Orem, Mm. Leslie TerwIlllKcr, Mrs. I
llnrdn Carter, Mrs. Chart's Moore,
JT Mrs J. 11 Carnahnn, Mrs. L. Jarobs,
X Mrs Knders and 'Miss Vefda t'ozad.
J Mli Ilorlue and Mlis Vera Houston.
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j Tho t owing society of the Sacred ' sa
V Heart church met Thursday nt th'-'lTOO I ATF TO C AQSIFY'dlAMIJEn MAIDS WANTED at the
home of Mrs. Charles Ualln at her I ' "" LM ' L lKJ l1' " Whltu I'ellcan Hotel. 31-2
home on Sargent ncnue. The dnyj 1
JL v.,. devoted to work for the bazmr (FO'l RENT One bed room with 4i4
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HIGHEST CLASS PHONOGRAPH
IN THE WORLD
Earl Shepherd Company
"One Business Music Exclusively"
507 Main Street
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. which will b rhen In the autumn.
Ings or after six o'clock p. in. 31-4
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1 . Ia!nt refreshments wore nerved by
the hostess. FOIl SALE 3 extra good. Durham I
j Those present wero Mcidamesl milch cows, all young. Inqulre George E. Furberot Midland, was.
Adams. IloKue. milaghan. Cornish, "" Coster, at camp, miles out n tho city yesterday on business.
.""'" . ' .. " ,. , on McCornuck ranch road, near old, , ,,, rw-..,. ,m to. rr.,
,John Drehr. Emll Drehr. Eckwall. quBCy camp. 31 Mrs. Harry J. Dwjer will leavo for
iL'l.acnlck. Mnmnn. Mitchell. Mots. .Portland tomorrow morning, where
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f ! Mr. T..rulllli-or nt lhi. Slur. he ulll
V Ai.n,,i .imv n,.mi,. nf ih r.n- save trouble. 31 "e treatment of his eye
Irhenbncher, Noud, Santaman
Cnrr, Von Kraellngcr and Calhoun
Tlsbe, H the person who took the boy's she v. Ill Join her husband, wtio nas
rtirvdn rrnm In TFnni nl inn Nlflr t.. -. i . ... k.1. u..- !...
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In order to be near specialists for
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rtorlh league and their friends Rath-
It. C. Spink Is a city visitor from
his 'summer rchort at Idlercst oa
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! iTfil nt the home of Mr. and Mrs. .- ... .1..
T , mice ur in lien iiiduiuuv-u in iuc D...!nv (.., fnilnv
'Uenrge Walton, on ConRer avenue. 'Oregon Fire Hellef Asioclatlon with H''nK c' ,0"'V
Thursday evening for tho nnnual C. C. Ilrower, who at one time work
T "U'lIhav IFnnit t'tili w&n
V ..1 .,- ,.r .mi.. Vnt..rinn iim. tbi. 1,nl hB" l8,e,J' swp'1 lhc agency ,-eave this week-end for a two weeks,'
; ' Kntherlno Upp this , .f , coanty omce 102o
i ''nr High street. 31-3 ,,, u 1 .
Afi.r .n in.m-rtinn .nf ih i.lico T. N. Cunningham, a rancher,
nninv.i.t. ,,,. .. n.ni ninvini? New C-room plastered house for from I'Ino Grove, t.as In town this
Mr. and -Mid. Charles Mooro and
in cd several years for this coompany Mr. and Mrs. h. G. .Van Dellen will.
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b Ml Vera Wood and Mls rpp terms. Call owner. 2CSM. after
M;MgMgM;4;;;M2; (loKI," nml drank wonderful cofTee
---- made by Mr. I.lnfcsty.
' Mfi I ti 1 a. iit lil list tilfuls nn I list Irn. t n xnlmntii rtvwl tttiii. ttit til Ij I nitirnvu.
Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Englcbrlght.
of New York City, who were tne p. f. . M
.house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie 2, 1920, at
'Hnvura fnr the mint two ueks. en In ' '
,... ..n,iP thn i.ir tri.. .'iporieit 1 reasonable, cheap for cash, or morning 0n business. He report
rames under the big trees ..Irected mM t down d ow .
31-2 eying to get uieir nay crop in ana
that it Is heavy this year.
Pnattlnn rfH.n mnti U'lth ln Tl -I.lt .
1 nrntin.1 n nummnth fire, on the. ".""'.rr ..""" "".-" .".""" " " "" " -wut.v. .,
river bank and loaned their "hot
When all were jeady for n rest fron p,
I no games wie joii coinjuiiiy ;uim-i
m. or Sundays.
ARE NOT GOOD
sufltig uould bo mado on tho tri
inci.iloiis cost of foundation and in
'iriiuxis eb-vutor eiiiilpment.
II a builder iTtct a six to eight
for schools and other public Improvements.
The low building plan.',' ho said,
"would proven! congeMlon, promote-1
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& years experience;
fri curPur- ,h h, h s.hooi here. wa. ln tnwa
31-2 yesterday from Chlloquln whore he
Is Interested In the mercantile bust-
MASONS ATTKNTIO.V cess.
There will be n special communl- C. A. Vogt was a county 9t vlsl
cation of Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. tor this morning from I'oe Valley.
Monday evening, August , H SImm,. . former resident of
KMT
, story building In a part of the city .safety and good health und by lore-
7iHi (.. anrnnJInif tt Ibn filialnoak
provide
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tertalned with a dinner at the White"' c ' rpn pTiaVtaiv W
that Is the business section," Mr.iinB spreading
Jewell said, "and If that business dlstr.it over u wider ana
hecllm shllls In n deciide or two. the worn stores, which would result
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siruciuro ran rea.iny 1.0 useu lor a Kr.-irr v .,.v.m.... .. ... ,.... Wedne.Mlay to n number of frlendsi
!H.f. It U Htlll 11 niarkrtnlilo liutld A low building, Mr, Jewell an
IVIIcan hotel. Wednesday eeninc.
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Mrs. K 0. CummlnKH as hostess
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Degree. All Master Masons s county is in iown ior a iew u.ji
from ualliornia, wan a party or
friends.
Wllllem Marx, of Merrill, Is in
town today looking after business
affairs.
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.MINNEAPOLIS. Minn. July 31 skjsirnper.
I.iiw liullilitiVM ereile.l cn exiHnalve. 'Whim hnlliier Ii.-i.-Iii In ,.ren Inw ' ' 'ne UIo MU.lllly
Illds will be received at the rectory
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1-nvlnln Wntera. .ml her ulster. A114B.... ... .... ... .
true of the scrted can bo built for H cent, per Mater ; re ,, h, " lo'-for the TreT
lots m more profitable than sky- buildings In our cities, tho treinvnd-
nl n n.irtv hnnnrlnc her mother. Mrs
. IMF Cnnvml II. n, .hllh .!!., I. nv. ,. ..I . . .W.. . .. .
Horace fireeiey wiu iiio ursi rau
dldte for the presidency to make an
cubic foot cheaper than u lull build- fnm Vnn(U1Bt M1,80url. The after- tlon of the buUdlng for the Sacred tel specch-nwklng tour of the
., , noon was spent In needle work and Heart Academy. Eacn 0 a must De coumry. .
Mr Jewell a Jl Ve h.d made Ia,e ln ,hp atX'tnn ,n8,ey refre8"- . WS? of "he anrcuuT of the The coral roads of Berm.d. am
Mr. Ji wen ossirttu no nan ruuue menU wpfe ervedi 1bIU IllanB ond gpeclflcatIons ay emong the finest In the world. They
Those present were- Mesdames be bad from llev. II. J. Marshall, are as smooth as o dancing floor, and
ktidy of revenues from a large
I heir annual convention hero. This
Is contradictory tn tb generally ac
cepted theory of realty men.
Heading n paper at one of the
40ns on "Analysis of J lie Compara
tive In vent ment Value of Office
Buildings of Various Heights,'1 Ed
win H. JoWell, of t)maha, an advocate
uliice land values are enhanced by
the Increase In population 'In a sec
tion und not by the slie.of bul.ldlngs
on It, structures under lu stories In
height "wore inpro profitable In trial a
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can be put Into other 'milliner 01 omce Dunuings in more j ,, ,e c p Mag0f Aj Carlson, jThe right to reject any and 1 all Bias are nevcr ,,rty
Th.. mnn..v nnl Int.. l. Oan ,U CHIOS, aUUlllg mai lUO r- . .,,,. c. n nbMt. J P " "' ""' "" ""
ncriipvrH towtT.nr Into tho air In thiuoun umoutit of uionc' now being iired
aiiiltiliiM tt viirliilld flUmhtitt Ilf I hi ttr luiililltiir fitiinilnt Iftn m nml tinli. tt
Nnllnnnl Amnrlnllon of lllllldlni I Iihkmiu ntn.
x 1 i....,...,- .. 1 ..1 ...ii.ii tu.. .... ... t... ..i.. than .50 cities, uddlnic that tho re- " .....' n.v,... i v l reserved.
iniicin iiiiu ,nuiifcvi PMVenvi hi uuiiiiuiKrii 1 in' HiiMirj jui in 111 en - aiary MCliie c. vMirvnciii i ,,, !
valors, heavy frumework and other ("''u n"a eipcndllures from 143 0ooUer( n Jf sheets. II. E. Watten--31.10 JOHN DREHEIl. Chairman. TH1? C8E OK inese columns will
Incidentals necessary to the erection ui. ' " u "" n,urg, j. HichanUon. H. H. Gallagn-
of 11 skyscraper would pay for good, '"come 01 uooui ti.11 .r iuso fcr and Garrett Van niner.
practical office building four to six,'0" whereas It would require I2.S4 .
stories high covering the sam piece !'r "luare foot to make the Invest-; A cnttrmlnl! affnr 0f Thusday was
of ground."
Mr. Jewell, who Is chairman of tho
operating experience committee of
ineiit realize six per cent..
HARDING AND C00UDCI ' '
that the A.-J. W. Club, which was
of the low building theory, said that Mho building owners' and managers'
EVEN IN GERMANY
association, also usstrted that tbe
low office building plan wouli) spre'ad I
the business districts of cities over'
wider ureas and raise land values,
enabling cities to raise more revenue
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Tire that estab
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standard for
supreme dura
bility and
freedom from
skidding.
Numeroas coBipaw
the lent have
proved that Mlrlielln
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. entertained by Mrs. Charles Moore
and Mrs. I.011 I). Rogers, nt tbe home
of '.Mrs. Moore on the west side of the
- . OLD CUSTOMS' FALL r,ver' nMll,M the c,ub n,cmbers
.vs.v valuing trrxw wvern, out of town ag
VT17II ni IUK4I isurpic, ti .. .. .-.
IIKRI.1N, July 10. A venerable ' n boweT of wonderful pink roses and'
Teutonic Institution, the Stummtlsch, Breeng. '
Us dlsUppoarlliK. Tho btammtlsch 1 out.,ts Invited wero Mesdames.
I wit tho middlo-cliiss mini's club. buWc,nr)co E, Wordcn. of Oakland: I-.
Ulnco tho prlco of beer has gone Ml SurBPant and deorgo Waulp. of To
from 30 pennlgs u pint to 2 murks ,,okni Ka'nsiisj Harry H. OnllenRhor.
for lesH tbuu 11 pint, tbe Imlucemont 0l willows, Califernia: Frank M
ltd gather round tho oakon board lii J Anderson, of Oakland. Cnllfernln:
'somo vaulted 'Keller' lo dlscusa poll- i.avnla Waters and Miss Julia Wa
lks, art or philosophy Iiiih faded1 tori(i of Vnndalla, Missouri. A. M.
away 11111I the great decorative stolna wonlen, Evan lloams. C. S. Moore,
I .villi the omhossod pewter lids hayo
iliocomo inuro shelf oi'iiiinieiitB.
Ilerlln StummtlBCho voro many
nml various. Each hud tts own cus-
h. (1. Van llellon. Leslie Hogers and
J. II. Carnnhan. Club mombers nre:
G. M. Ilamsby, fieorgfi Cliastnln, K
O. Cummlnge. E. 8. l'hllllps. Jennie
toms and convlvlnl ritual. Some, Hum. V. II. Ooollor, J. E. Ilratton,
wlioro pulntors, cartoonists, actors 'n, j, i)Unbar, Ellen Viol, ltufus
und lltorary inon foregiithered, wore Mooro, S. R Martin and 11. E. Wat
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METROPOLITAN GARAGE
UN AND KLAitATM KLAMATH FALLB
, tluuous existence for over a cen
tury.
Tho latest onu to go Is the unlets'
Stummtlsch as SlochoiiB, In tho Oeh
ronstrasse, with which many tnmouB
nnmoB are aBsoclatod.
To tbe traditional Gorman, tbe
end of the Stanimtiscb means the
end of aemutbllchkelt, that particu
larly boatlnc state of mind Induced
by good cheer sad high thinking,
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The Eaaplr et Merocoo.ls the aost
llmpcrtut coaitry that is ahaolutely
without SiBtwiaspsry
tenburg.
Tho friends of Niullno O'Flaherty
suprlsod her this afternoon with a
party honoring nor eighth birthday.
Her little guests were:, Holen and
Elaine Chaney, Marjorlo Tlghe, Hel
en Cofer, Helen and Anna Thorson,
Katberine Edmonds and Elda Hous
ton. "-
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boy bywa'nt
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