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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 1, 1920)
.a1! paom wvrm THE EVEWPfG HPIALP. KLAMATH PALLS, ORIGOW otudat, otrrbMm i, ism ' 3 aNNICEBROTHIk ! iltlOTW BH1P' I . Safe' sr 4m .stsaLLV V O, D, Co , ll Encore! Encore! Many a man is brim full of Music but has lacked the means of satisfying his musical longings. The Gulbranscn Player reads the notes without effort on your part and the little air muscle fingers do the playing with a sensitive human like touch. The Gulbranscn requires only about as much effort to play as is required to drive an automobile well. The fact that you can put your own expression and feeling into any selection of music places the Gul branscn in a class by itself. Silent and seldom used pianos are accepted in part payment Suburban Model... $595 Country Seat $M0 White House $750 Nationally Priced. Burned in Back. Nationally Advertised. Convenient terms if desired. ; Earl Shepherd jCo. f Klamath's Only Exclusive Music House 607 Main St Phone 282-J. PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mm. V. II. Il1T who have been hero visiting wtli Mr, ami Mrs. K. J. Ilesolllne, returned to their homo In Wisconsin this morning. K. P. Kay of Los Ango! town today. Ho In (topping at the White Pelican hotel. K. J. (Irant arrived from Io An geles last nlRtit and U stopping at the Whlto I'ullran hotel. P. I.. Heln 1 a city visitor from Portland today. Dr. K. If. Smith came In from takevlow yesterday and I attending to business matters hero today. Mr. and Mm. V. L. Howard who havo ben llvlnic hero this iiimmer left for Medford on the train this mornltiK, whoro they will niliVo their homo tli In winter. Martha T. Kvereat, who has been employed na n nurso at the Wurron Hunt hoipltal, loft on tho train this mornlnit for I.oa Angeles. Mm. J. Upton left this mornlnit after several weoka' with her alater, Mri. D. A. Deyo and her mother, Mra. Mary Wobb. Mm. Upton'a homo la In Dunamulr. , Mr. and Mra. EmJl' Walt era were called to their horn In.' Michigan thli morning by tho death: of Mri. Walter'a father. They havo been visiting Mr. Walter's alater, Mra. J, J. Parker. Judgo Uunnoll nnd Murrol Short, county commissioner havo returned from Portland whoro they havo boon for tho paat week on highway busl nea, tho JudjKo expressed hlmaolf aa very well pleaaod wtlh tho roaultH of their visit them. C. K. Trlnk wna In town on busi ness thin morning from Mm ranch at Wilson llrldgo. Karl Plath, who was at nnn time ennnoctod with tho Star Drug com pany, Is In tho city today from Lake view. Word has boon rocelvod from Mr. and Mra. I. D. WliltmOro. who aro on a tour of California'. Mr. .Whltmoro aald that they had had no trouble except during tho tlmo they wero In Stockton, when some, light flngor ed auto thlof took tho radiator cap nd motor-meter off tholr car and would have taken tho whole car If It hid not been protected by thTof locks, W. A, Bhollhorn loft on tho atngo for Dehd this morning nftor aovoral days apent horo on bualneaa. Nell Campbell, one of tho budding oil kings, 6t Klamath county, was In this morning looking aftor busi ness. Mrs. W. 0. Smith and clilldron, Margaret and Ilutord HnrgiiH, ac companied by Mrs. Jackson F. Kim ball, left for Ashland by car this morning whoro they will visit for several dnys, Jollyflsh sometimes attain a illamo ter ot two foot. UM SCHOOL NO JES (Contributed) We havn entered upW'trtr second month's work. All classes are work ing with a seal. The sixth, seventh and eighth grades report 100 per cent attendance. Wo aru anxiously awaiting our promised basketball, when we will have u basketball team that will sur prise the "natives." Tho new Vlctrola that was furn ished us through tho efficient work of Miss Kvclyn Applegata it greatly appreciated ty touchers nnd pupils ns well as patrons. Tho children nt- this school cer tainly respond heartily to any appeal for tho relief of any onu In dlstrcst. Hero Is an Illustration ot how they do things. On Tuesday morning thn question of "Armenian relief" was the subject for opening exercises In the different rooms. On Wednesday morning tho children ramo to achool fairly loaded with clothing, and money! Yes, theso little folks sac rificed tholr own savings that. t hoy might help to keep aomo 1 litre tot warm. Two little slaters, brought a dollar each, of their own money. The room taught by Mra. Lambert brought 49 garments nnd six pairs ot shoes, besides $9.20, although money was not solicited from tho children, Tho other rooms did nobly, yet not quite so well. i Wo now havo 75 enrolled In our school. Tho lower grades uro crowd ed, but with nil grades represented, any other division cannot woll bo made. ' With your ear to the ground you can hear already tho sound and rum bling of a noise, of a "now school building for Pelican bay." A, mora apprcclatlvo school district will bo hard to find. ATTOHNKY DK.MKM IIR THIRD TO STOP INQU1UV CIMCAflO, Oct. 1. -Stuto r'Attor noy Ifloyno, returning today from Now York, aald that Charles Com Iskey, owner tit. the Whlto Sox club, asked him to Investigate last, year's wtfrld series Immediately after tho conclusion ot thq gumo. i He said that at tho time ho found evtdenco satisfying hint that tho series was .crooked but not on oughto prove It. ' Hoyno denied that he had attempt ed, to stop tho present grand Jury Inquiry. ! MAYOlt MAOHWINKY HA8V FA8TKD KIFTX;, DAYS LONDON, Oct. 1. Mayor Torrenco MacSwlney ontored tho flftloth day of his hungur strike today, Ho passed a very bad night, ' sy,lBLBkW X mi k IF W tZaKllE. 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