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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Buster Brown
Shoes
Wear Well
Under All
Conditions
Good Shqcs strong,
sturdy, yet pleasing to
look upon arc not the
productof chance. Nor
is the total absence of foot-pinching. Buster Brown
Shoes arc good all through in the careful selec
tion of the' leather used, the design of the lasts and
care taken that any point subject to extra strain
should be strongly reinforced.
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Buster Brown Shoes are made
in a wide variety of ityles
and leathers by Brown Shoe
Company, Inc., of St. Louis.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY''011 SALE At the J. D. Hooper
IUUUlt IUtUU3iri ranch, west of Midland, dairy
cows, horses snd f Arm machinery
FOR TRADE Modern six room fur- Easy terms. Saturday. Aug. 14. at
nlshcd or unfurnished residence In 1( a. '"
Klamath Falls for acreago or Med- ..,
ford property In Rogue river valley. ILL LEASE to responsible parties
Box 12, Herald office. 5-7 35 M capacity sawmill fully equip-
i , ed. plenty of good timber. Box 101
WANTED Position as office man; Herald office. 5-7
9 years experience; 7 years cor
poration work,
INSURE YOl'll HAY
Uox A, Herald office.
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- Have Vou stoDDed to think that a
to fall tiny little spark watted by the wind.
irora lighted match caruleslr thrown
WANTED AT ONCE Men
and buck timber, 4 miles
town. .Men wun car can Jive in UW3y, 0r even the heat from tho sun's graph department
iuwu ui Dta iu vtiiu).
16 S.
, Men with car can lire In UW3y, 0r even the heat from tho sun's graph department of the P
Rlveide" 'nhone MoS'" 5-1 1' I"' "V ".abl l? ? ",", ,0 T '' ,,aclnc' h bcen " ,,r
RUcrslde, phone 330R. 0-11 na). ani, wlpo ollt ot existence the,. ... . ,. ...
i PERSONAL MENTION I
O" o
Wilson 8 Wlloy, deputy district
attorney, Is home after sit weeks'
trip through tho east Mr. Wiley,'
who Is district deputy grand exulted'
ruler of the Elks lodge, attended tho I
Elks convention In Chicago, thence
went to New York mid from there to
Philadelphia, Atlantic City niul
Washington and before returning,
vlltod relatives mid trleiuN In Ton
no.isoe. Kentucky mul Arkansas, j
J. II. Mr.Mtlator, for many jours n
resident here, pasted through List
evening on his way to his homo In
Susan, lllo. lfo was accom
panied by friends with whom he
has been louring Washington and '
Oregon by automobile. Mr McAl
lister was employed by tho Kwauna
Uox company hero at one time and
also held clerical positions In the.
pottotllce and In tho. county clerk's
office. '
Mrs. Oraco CJlovtr and Mrs 0. An
drows have been here tntestlgntltig
conditions relative to opening a wo-1
men's apparel shop in this city. I
Miss Mabel Anderson and Mls
Jean Applegate were passengers on
tho morning train, the former for
Uerkeley where she will attend high
school and the latter for King City,
California, whero she will resumo a
position as teacher In the hlghj
'school.
Mrs. T. E. McDonald and son,'
Joseph, left this morning for Sanj
Francisco whero they wilt upend a
few days before Mrs, McDonald's re-i
turn. Joseph will enter tho Santa
Clara university which resumes ses
sion August 26.
I.. V. Noe and four children and
Mrs. J. D. Houston left this morning
for Lindsay. California, where they
will make their homo.
Mrs. J. M. Ashton and daughter
spent the day visiting with trends
in Midland.
Tom Gaths was a passenger on the
morning train for Sacramento where
he will make his home.
Mrs. Eva Massle, who has been
spending a week visiting her uncle,
A. M. Jammlson of this city, return-1
ed to her home In Sau Francisco this,
'morning. o I
A. W. Flannagan. general foreman I
of the northern district of tho tele-1
of the Southern !
iff bus I
WANTED AT ONCE Man and
- fruits of your season's hard toll. ond'lnc" vU" innJ ,ott thl rulng for
w'ro your chief or perhaps only dopond-San Francisco.
to cook In logging camp, 8 to 10 enco for ,ood for your gtoclt ,jurnR Jt A shlffner came down from
men; camp
work, wife
Coble, 16 S.
4 miles out. Man to
to cook. See Dr.
Riverside, phone 390R.
5-11"
WANTED Girl to do amateur ko
dak work. Experience required
Call at Herald oOlce. 5-S'
O. K. S. xetici: .
a long, cold winter? Mr. Farmer. , icnil ,y gtag0 yesterday and left on'
you cannot In Justice to yourself and.,,,. ,, ,.,, ,. . ., .tj I
,n f.mitv i.i-t in nmrt ihi. the morning train for San I-ranclsco.
Immensely valuable crop. Let us In
sure It for you through our safe and
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THIS WEEK'S
BARGAINS
-AT-
KKK STORE'S
nWUM1 QOOM
Removal Sales
WE WILL SOON MOVE INTO OUR NEW STORE, NOW
UNDER CONSTRUCTION, WHICH WILL BE ONE OF ORE
GON'S FINEST CLOTHING STORES; THEREFORE WE
DESIRE TO REDUCE STOCKS BEFORE MOVING, AND
OFFER YOU SOME REMARKABLE PRICE REDUCTIONS
AM, MEN'S SUITS
((icrpting blue mtkch) at...
A I.Ij ItUYS' St'lTS
At
A I.I. HOYS' SIIOKS
nt
MEN'S FINE WOliK SHOES
Iteiim. al price. ......... ....
20 1
20
15
... $4.85
MEN'S i'sim:ss and
dress siioi:s
tih'nks, spit t'asks and
.(iS llellM-r simke at .
.MEN'S SII.K SMIUTS
A I.I,
nl
MIII.DItEN'S SPMMEIt HATS
I'lni ritngtliif ftljlet to rlrrt fnmi
. $8.85
20:
20
1 Tlii II
72 larPi
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IT WILL PAY YOU TO WATCH THESE REMOVAL SALES
KKK STORE
Leading Clothiers and Hatters
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sound Insurance system. James H
Dlscoll, Room 4, I.oomU building.
Phone 432.
FOR SALE 3
mllcn cows
extra good
alt young,
Durham,
Inquire rivr valley.
Letters From
The People
Mrs. T. V. Conway and son, I
Thomas, and Mrs. Ed. Wheelock. of'
North Platte, Nebraska, have been
visiting at '.akuvlew and yesterday'
came over by stago. This morning,
they left for their homo In tho Rogue.
Mr WhooWV vMI r.
All members of the Order of East- for Do Coster, at camp.. 4 miles out, , . . . . , ..1.1.'............. ..... ........ .,
n Rinr ar rmuotP.1 In meet at nn MiTi.rmnck ranch road, near old ,Urn t0 n0r n0mo after n shorl " SC(.(JI-STS SOLUTION OF
In Rogue River. COURTHOUSE .MATTER
Mnv P. O. Rlddlu was called to
Weed this morning by the serious !.-,..,., t.nit n, inivii fj-n
.Illness of her grandson. To tho Kdlter:
' KIDDIES ENJOY COUNTRY I.1VINO
era star are requested to meet at on .McuurmacK rancn roaci, near om
Masonic hall. Friday. August G. Qulgley camp. &
1920. to attend tho funeral of our
late Sister. Louise E. Ferguson. ESTRAYED To De Coster's camp.
BFFIE S. CHASTAIN, W. . 4 miles out on McCormnek road.
' 'f " Alrdale dog about 10 months
FOR SALE New Racine separator old. Owner may have same by pay-24-40.
one Mogul tractor 1C-30 H. Ing for'thls ad and care. 5
P., $1200. Phone
Charley's Plaro.
317R or call at
5-12
IIAIUiAIN.
WANTED TO DUY A C or 6 room
house, furnished preferred. Give
particulars In first letter. Oox 3.
Herald office.
IN
LOST Sunday, child's rd sweater,
In Mills Addition or on road to
Olene. Finder please- phone 317J
5-ti"
Three new grain binders with ton
gue truck, for sale. 6 ft. 185; 7 ft.
190, for cash. Tbo Kallna Store,
Matin, Ore. C-10
ATKNTION KMUi
' The most widely distributed corn-
All Elka are requested to meet at'nvrclal tree on the Tongass National
the Elka Temple Friday at 2 o'clock Forest, southeastern Alaska, Is west
p. m. to attttod tho funeral ofern hemlock. It Is a rapidly grow-
Loulso E. Ferguson, late wife of our . . . ..,,. ,. i,t,
Brother, Cha. Ferguson. tre0 and -Uble for either
G. W. Houston, mechanical or chemical wood pulp,
B-6 Exalted Ruler, eithor alone or In mixture with other
A.n o , i, n . t, 77Z 'species. It Is conservatively estl-
KOR SALE OR TRADE 160 acrea , . . .. . ...,.
unimproved land la Shs.ta Co., nted ' iho ForMt Servlco that '
Calif. Small building, plenty-ot formi 60 per cent of the merchant
wood. 1300 MStrtgage can stand.' able atand. This species Is being ex
yj'nJi,,ke4lJSe nodl KoIdS;,'rlce tenslvely used for paper pulp at a
vauvv. nuuict mtrot rw iuuu(
Klamath FalU, Ore.
5 and 7 nuraber ot plants In Drltish Col
WANTED Woman to do washing;
Ironing and cleaning by the hour, i
Phone 136. 5-tt
umbla.
A aasallled Ad will aeU It.
Star Theatre
TONIGHT ONLY
Constance Talmadge in "A Lady's Name"
One of the cleverest comedies she has appeared in
" CONCRETE DOME "a good comedy
WILL ROGERS in
FRIDAY
'THE STRANGE BOARDER"
SUNDAY
' Anita Stewart in
"THE FIGHTING SHEPARDESS"
T STOP TO
AID; ARRESTED
Charles .Plumb was arrested this
afternoon on complaint of Mrs.
Gladys Poolo, on a charge of falling
to stop to assist an occupant of a
vehicle after the car be was driving
collided with It. The collision on
which the charge was based occurred
last night about 9 o'clock on Elev
enth street.
Plumb had boen sent by O. J Un
derwood to get the latter' car from
the garage where It had boon re
paired. Coming up Eleventh street
Plumb says hb drove around a pile
of gravel construction material
which was In the street. There was
no light on tha gravel pjjg. As he
swung around It he ran into tho rig
standing close on the ether side.
Mrs. Poole's small daughter was In
the rig and was thrown out.
Plumb gays ho looked und saw tho
child was on her foot 'and not
seriously hurt nnd then drovo on.
Ho was arroatd by Sheriff Hum
phrey und gavo bond for I COO to
secure hi appearance boforo Justlcu
Chapman for hearing tomorrow.
At a recent meeting of tho city
council several people complained of
piles of gravol, sand and other ma
terial left unprotected by warning
lights on outlying streets and sild
thoy had witnessed sevoral near acclr
dents. Tho council was unanimously
for stopping tbo practice, Council
man Upp favoring a few summary
arrests and fines, other wantlni; to
give contractors police warnlnr ('nt
they must put lights on tho pllw to
warn autolsts of tbo present, or a
street obstruction.
Just ono little suggestion with
ri'Kurd to the courthouse matter.
Why not lot tho people vote upon tin
matter this fall? It would seem that
the matter could lm placod upon tho
ballot in loiun way, by petition or
otherwise. In some such form as this:
Shall Klamath county occupy tho
Main street courthouso and maku
some other disposition of the Hot
Springs site? Yes ; No .
If all concerned would agreo to
accopt the people's mandate In the
matter It could be settled without
any doubts as to what tho voters de
sire. In the past every vote upon
the matter has been complicated with
other issues.
This would make unnecessary tbo
expenditure of any more county funds
In appeals, and would romove per
sonalities en this matter In future
campaigns.
FRED PETERSON.
! COLFAX. Cat.. Aug. 5. A quart
j of milk for each ono dally, fresh
eggs, fn'Jtli fruits, sleeping In screen
ed bedroom and utitlmlli'd room In
which to pin). U I In j lot of forty-five
children brought from Hiicramrnto
to the summer camp slnlilUhed urn
and a halt miles wi-at of hero. Mont
of the children are from poor fami
lies and man) hatu n tendency to
ward tuberculoiit
After three or four weeks of out
doom life the children will ha re
turned to tlmlr homes. and others
brought to occupy tho camp, and tlilx
will continue until late summer.
Tho rauip is owned and maintain
ed by tlio .Sacruiiioulo County Tubor
coloils Asioclatlon.
JAPS IlEflULATF. MOVIES
Fancy summfer vesto without
fancy prices. Extraordinary valued.
R. I. piammond, 58 Main St. ii-6
OSAKA, Japan, July 4. (!)y Mall.)
Convlncod that sensational motion
pictures Incited Japanese boys to the
recont murder of two school-girls
hero, tho pollco liavo prohibited
children undor 10 years from abjnil
Ing plcturo hIiowh open to adults.
Pollco examination demonstrated
that tho killing of tho girls who wore
carried off by forco and slain was
dun to an Idea obtained at a movie
show, FIlniH for children honcu
forth will receive a special censorship.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to oxpross our hoartfolt
thanks to our frlonds and neighbors
for tholr sympathy and holp In our
recent bereavement and for tho many
flowers so kindly and thoughtfully
sent by them.
Mrs. H. C. Chamberlain,
Krs. W. I.. Hrldg'furd,
Mrs. Clarence H. Underwood,
Miss Cecils Chamberlain.
Tim unliiun advantages In explora
tion of Alaskan timbers uro proxim
ity to tidewater and fuvorablo rela
tion to the world's markets. Obvi
ously a paper plant located In Alnsku
has a world-wide choice of markets
under Independent transportation
conditions.
Ketrhlkan, In southern Alaska, Is
only CO hours by steamer from Seat
tlo and Is only US miles from Prluco
Rupert, II. C.
FACTS NO. 3I.1
Soils and Roads
Tho Ilurvau of Puhllo
Roadn. Department of Agri
culture, In Investigating tho
relation of different soils to
roads to dolernilno tho
adaptability of certain ma
terials to specified geolog
ical formations. From Can
ada, Tuxns, from the Paclfio
to tho Atlantic, roads Im
pervious to soil or climatic
conditions giving the best
of servlco aro those paved
with
WARRENITE
BITULITHIC
WARRKN I1KOTHKRH (X)MPANY
LIBERTY THEATRE
THH PICK OP THB PIOT0RM
AND
A NEW ONE KVEIUr DAT
,11. W. POOLE, Ottiirr ItOdKIl D. TOItREY, Muxlrul Director
TONIGHT
HOPE HAMPTON
"The lady beautiful" of the screen in
"A MODERN SALOME"
FRIDAY
Monroe Salisbury in " HIS' DIVORCED WIFE "
and Saturday that Daredevil Horseman, Tom Mix, in
"THE TERROR"
MATINEE KVERY DAY
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