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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1920)
fao rot v t. mtiVnnNG HtnALp. klamath falls, oregow n i r i i Li'tf . Tb Evening Herald OVIiB -. JT. MURRAY VR1B CMv PiUltki4 daily, aaeaa Siaday, to raid FaMisaiac coapaay nib, at 111 Feru straw. atar at tha poatoflea at KUua att ralta. On., for traaeaalselaa tan aa-salla m aaeoad-daaa matter. OP THK AS80C1ATKD PRRM Tae Associated Prm U axelaslvali titled to the um for republication f all aswe dlsaatoaea credited to It. r aot otherwise credited In lata taper, and also the local newe pub MaJied aerela. THURSDAY, HKPTKMUKIt 16, IS) r OREGON BREVITIES MEDFORD, Sept. It. The coron er's Jury investigating the death of Arthur Kimball, a rlctlm of a hunt lag accident last Thursday returned a verdict Saturday, that dealt! was eauaed by a rifle shot tired by It. V. Dusenbury, and that the .same waa accidental. ' DEND, Sept. 16. Irvln S. Cobb aad his hunting party, which set out from -Bend laat week, are apparently roaghlng It In real earnest. At least eae of their cars Is In need of a new spring, a message from NT. 0. Jacob ton, former Deschutes forest super- phone by Ranger Roy Mitchell at Port Rock, states. Information concerning the nctlvl ttca ot'tho party has been wanting, as the carrier pigeons which wens to havo served ns a means of communi cation, were left behind In the con tusion Incident to their departure. It Is believed the party la now oa the trail of the lava bear in the. rort Rock country. i Out of 8 leaching positions In Deschutes county, all but five have been filled, County Superintendent J. Alton Thompson reported this morning. The average Increase of salary for the county's Instructors la 1G per cent over laat year and 70 per cent over that paid five years ago. Salaries In the rural school run from $900 to $1,156. ROSEBURO, Sept. 11. Hugh Shcltabarger, who resides near Honey creek, austalned sorer Injuries Fri day when he fell over a 30-foot bluff while hunting with Andrew Smith, who also fell over the bluff, was only slightly Injured. ROSEIlima. Ore., 8ept. 16. The postal depsrtment haa been unable to find a man or woman who wishes tho office of postmaster at Perdue, located above Canyonvllle and has ordered tho postoffice there suspend ed. Amos O. Ilukcr, postmaster at Perdue for eight years, resigned some time ago and the government has been unablo to find any one who would take the place. In Japan, the heads of small boys are always kept shaven until they are seven years old. This is supposed visor, one of the party, sent In by to strengthen the hair. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY 0wwvmwwwwwwA FOR SAliB 90 head 'stock cattle In .- .falr-shapei-lS head beet In hunch, (lood price for quick aale. 11, J. Ticknor, Langcll Valley telephone and pott office. 16-18 FOR RENT Room tor one or two gentlemen. 438 Washington. 16-18 FOLDiNd naby bnggy, almost no1. 1384 Lookout Ave.; phone 2334. 16-33 FURNITURE For sale; St. 731 N. 9th 16-18 WANTED A girl tor millinery, one with experience preferred. Apply 833 Mala St., Mlsa Callahan. 16 WANTED Experienced girls for laundry work. 8teady work, good pay. New City Laundry, No. 5 Main 8U Phone 1S4. 16tf FOR SALE Ford truck. Call Har ry Richardson's store near post ottlce. tlltt Edgo Creamery Co. 16-18 LOOK THKHK OVKlt SPECIAL OPENING OFFER OF Photographs In purchasing the Bend Studio we were compelled to take over all the mounts and folders with the Bend StamD on them. As wp wish in nut in n now lino with our own stamp on them, we are going to reduce the price about 50 on the Bend Folders. All 4x6 pic $ tures will be $5.50 per dozen and your choice of a, folder, Some are pncedasTiigh as $15.00 per dozen. First come, get first-Dick. We know our work will 1 please you. Miller Pholo Co. 1136 Main St " me- --- "iTrnnrgyyg-rnivvvvxqrLr Stylish Footwear For Autumn Occasion The keen, bracing September weather, with just a hint of coming frosts in the air, reminds us that the time is here to think of fall footwear. The joy of being out of doors brims to fullest measure when one is correctly clad. In JOHN KELLY Shoes your feet enjoy the perfect freedom that comes only with expert, painstaking shoe making. Smart brogues, stylish, walking- boots and ox fords, pumps and slippers for the formal and semi formal social' affairs of the season. , They're all of the faiSpus JOHN KELLY quality. May we not show you the new styles? New 4 room modern, 13,760. 4 room cottaxe. cor. lot. 11.250. New 2 room! cottage, 3 lots, 13.350. Wo have somo dandy lots at prices that can't be beat. Very reasonable on all of tho above. J. T. WAR" TO. Phone 37C S34 Main St. 16 FOR SALE Msto model 1920 Chev rolet, run about 2.100 miles; Is equipped with shock absorbers, largo steering wheel, dasn Hgnt, cut oui, extra tire and tubc. Weed chains and spreaders. Insured, first class me chanical condition. Sco l J Rran or Central Oarage. 16-81 Housecleanlng and window washing wanted. Lloyd Ramsey, 805 Main St.. Phone 53 9 J. 16-23 It haa been found necessary to change the tlmo of the breeding salo at county fair, September 25, from afternoon to forenoon. 16-18 ALMOST AT AN END The salo of men's two-piece underwear, felt hats, fancy vests, collars, shirts, etc. All these goods are standard stock, and sold at prices so attractive as to astonish you. Don't ou think It worth your while to take a few step out of jour way to savo dollars and get goods that can't bo duplicated In these days of shoddy manufacture? I bought tneso goods at a limn wncn It nald to bur first-class merchan dise. That Is why you got moro than value received in quality. I am sell- Inr them at less than present nay merchandise Is selling for at whole sale. That Is why you are saving money In buying them I am selling the last of one of tho finest stocks or men's wear that ever camo to Klam ath Falls. It Is netrly gone and If ou dont get what you wont now you will be the loser. R. I. HAM MOND, 58 Main Street. j!6 CHU WHRS MEET FfllMY Announcement Just complete the remodeling of my studio which now contains efficiency's latest demands in studio equipment With these additions to my studio, I am in position to make a specialty of Portraits, Enlargement and Color Photo graphy. w I have secured permanent services of Mrs. Alice Bell, whose artistic ideas will add indi viduality to each particular setting. . Each setting, regardless of time, will receive our every care, which embodies all the technique of photography. "Now" is the time to place your .orders for Christmas. Have your pictures taken before you are buried with other shopping. L "iraaaaaar' Phone Number 39 THE "CHILDREN'S ARTIST" 327 Main St Klamath Falls, Ore. NOTICE llRKKDKRM' HALE AT FAIR HAT t'lWAY, HKIT. JUs FAIR PROGRAM Arrangements will be made for a sale of breeding atock the second day of the county fair, Saturday fore noon, September 25. The ante Is open to all exhibitors or breeding stock. A number of choice bucks are already listed with the secretary and afford sheepmen opportunity to mako somo good purchases. Berorul breeds arc represented. Some puro bred bogs will also be entered. Hay, and men to feed and caro for lock, will be provided for three days. September 23, 24 and 25. Tho com mlttco Is anxious to have nil agricul tural exhibits In place by tho evening of September 23. Livestock will bn in better shape for exhibition If brought In Thursday, September 23, the day beforu the fair opening. A conference of the young people of the Christian Endeavor societies of the Christian and Presbyterian churches, and the Kpworth' League of tho Methodist church, will be held In the basement of the Presbyterian church on Friday evening. There rwlll be a banquet at 6:30 in the even- tag, -followed by toasts aad discus sion. The guests of the evening will be Mr. Lloyd Carrick, field worker', for Oregon of the State Christian En deavor'.aoclety. accompanied by of ficers 'of the 'Jackson county unien: Mr. 'Leonard Brown, president, from IfMedfordi'.Uadora-KvaiM, vice-presi dent: Walter Mlksch, and ,Gcrtrude Mlksch, chairmen oVUie lookout and prayer meeting committees and Lib eria Gore social committee, and Mrs. Walter Frazcr llron, chaperone, and her daughter. The party aro leaving Medford In two cars ou Thursday morning to -visit Crater Lake, and will arrive flmro Friday night for the conference ) .They will be entertained In the homos and lfavo Saturday morn (pic for Ash land for tho Jackson County Chris tlun Endeavor convention, to lio hold Saturday night. F.allonlng Is the fair pregram: Friday, September 84 10 a. in. Livestock Judging be gins. Tho following order will be follewed: Horses, Sheep. Hogs, Cattle. 1 p. m. Hoys' and Olrls' club live stock judsiss. The ro!!o-!ss ardor will be ebserved: Sheep, Hogs, Calves. 3 p. m. Klamath county quarter mile derby. Free for all Klamath county horses.- Purse 1150. First 9100. Second 160. (2) Saddlohorse race. .Stock saddles required. Purse $100. split 160 and 140. (3) Freo for, all, three-eighths mllo. Purse 8326, split $160 and 176. (4) Pony race. Purse 115, first $10, sec ond $6.L 4 p. m. Foot racing. Liberal prises. Hatarda), September OS 10:30 a. ro. Sale of breeding stock. I' 1 p. m. Review and parado of , , club members, club livestock and;; other livestock exhibits on race track, j; bWv. I'liHaVBBassBSBaMMflBm. 9 A Simple in construction, sure to fit, machined to n fine point, is The Gill Piston Ring. Comes in G9 sizes nnd willrfit almost any motor used in an automobile or truck. Can be bought at any garage. Over 1,500 now in stock at my garage in Klamath Falls. Howie Garage a -A- -LL J iii i -g : INow 1:45 p. m. Racing same program as flrat except Klamath county derby will be thrce-olghts of a mile Instead i of quarter as on the first day. IT 3:30 p. m. Foot races and other, fluid sports. Advt. M4444 on Display I Temporarily iu the Central Hotel Building J 832 MAIN ST. I am showing a nifty line of Street, Ready-to-Wear and Dress Hats Fashion's latest creations and styles. Latest de mands at prices to be appreciated . . Ji $5.00 to $15.00 M Watch for announcement of my opening in the new Brett-Ward building. ' I '- : Margaret Callahan if Proprietor 42W2&fcaia'ev6iair2 XOTICK TO CHEIUTOIW : aaMHSiBPrfWMIiai.aa 'iaatwwwfiwftw;re In the County Court of the State of Oregon, in and for Klamath County I In the Matter of tho Estate of James Phillips, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned has been duly appointed 'administrator of the estate of James Phillips, deceased, by tho County 'Court of tho State of Oregon for I Klamath County, and all persons having, claims against said estate, aro hereby pllrectod to present same with proper vouchors, verified, to said administrator nt the Law Office of Onelll and Irwin, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six months from tho date of this notice, .Dated, Klamath Falls, Oregon, September 16, 1920. OKOnCJH PHILLIPS, Administrator of tho Estate of James Phillips, Ueceaacd. Sop, 15-22-29-6-13 HAVE 11AIIV W)X i Dr. Warren Hunt reports tho birth of a baby boy to Mr. and Mrs. DoneN son. 1410 Sargent avenue, Mother and' child kr progressing nicely. z f - v T p p Y 4'p Good as Gold Are the seven different patterns of ENAMEL WARE, now on talc at this store Assortment No. 1 conies in Gray, good quality, best styles and shapes, and sure to last Any article in this wonderful assortment goes at the money saving price of 69c the piece. Seeing this assortment, is, being convinced of its saving value. ! The remaining six patterns are in splendid varied colors, neat shapes and handy styles, at prices that will agreeably please: Among them you will find TEA KtriLtS, SlbKU KAIN5, KKfcSfcKVlNU KETTLES, DISH PANS. POTS, SAUCE PANS and many others. PLAIN pmcK STORK Klamath Variety ShoD 5-10-15 and 25c STORE Servo You Ilctter , Have You Moro Klamath Falb EVERYBODY'S STORE Oregon 'V