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fair allowances on old instruments taken in exchange.
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607 MAIN ST.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To bujr a 5 or 6 room
iiioditrti house. Term. cash. 1'hono
3S2 J. 9-12
IX)HT One leather nun caso on Hill
Itoad. Kinder please return lo
Herald office. 9-15
IA)HT Cap of radiator on Third or
Main HI. t'lcaso return to Mr.
Davenport or phone 284-J. 9-'
WANTBU Position s caahler by
young woman. Phone 436. 0-11
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I'lvaie return to tbli office. Reward
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MAHONH ATTKNITON
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There will bo a regular communi
cation of Klamath Lodge No. 77, A.
. A. M. Monday evening, October
11th, 1920, at 7:30 o'clock.
Vliltlnic brother welcome.
(IKO. CIIA8TA1N, W. M.
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I'HKD CAR MAIUlAINH,ii
' 1.1920 Maiwoll. Same aa new, will
lake Ford In trade.
A M918 Maxwell. A-1 , condUlpo.
'.will take Kord la trade.. C I XiC.
n 1-1917 Ford In good condition,
Juit repainted.
11916 Ford, .good reaalagiorder,
tlrea good, Jnat repainted. - -Wo
alio have In (lock Mooro 4 -speed
trattunlKnlon, domountablo wheal,
Weed chain and many other acccsor
It' of merit for the Kord car.
KLAMATH FAI.I-H AUTO CX.
HAT Mala Hlivet, oppoaJtn White
relies IIoKil
WrTRAY
Rtrayed to my place Wednesday,
ono bog, bole In loft car, crop In
right ear. Owner may have name by
Identifying and paying cost of koop
and for thl ad. JOHN CHKKCHOV,
West of Spring Lake Hchool. 9-12
NKW TAXI COMPANY
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Formation of the Union Tail serv
Ice la announced by P. C. Jackaoa,
formerly at the Mecca atand, and II.
O. Wortlay, Their headquarter are,
at 537 V4 'Main itreet. They will cos
duct an al night service, both open
and cloned car, and make a specialty
of country trip.
WILL OIU1ANI7.K ,.
IIUIUIU HITtl.llPV
O Mother, wlvea. daughters and sla-
tare of men or women who aerved
a military or naval way, for
United States, during tbe late war,
aro urged to meet at the wet ball Jp
the I. O. O. F. building, Tuesdat,
October 13, at 8 o'clock p. m. for t$
pnrposo of organlilngaa''rsMlery
of the American Legion. '
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PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mr. Hilar, Obenchaln are
In town from their ranch home today.
Miss Franklo Adams, who baa been
attending (he Unlvenlty of Oregon,
arrived hero lout night and will tako
a, position In the Flint State a Sav
ing bank. Mil Adam, who la a
graduate of tbo Klamath county high
icbool, I taking a commercial course
at the unlvenlty, and will work In
the task Jr. older lo get practical ex
perience. Cbarlea E. Riley and W. K. Bee
horn left thl morning for Reno,
Nevada, whero they will apend ev
er! daya on matter of business.
Mr. and Mr. F. C. DcCbalne have
old the lease of the rooming house,
which they conducted at tbe corner
of Seventh and Main streets, aa well
aa the furniture, to Mr. Hattle Per
bara. Mr. and Mrs DeChalne plan
on apendlng tbe winter In southern
California. Before returning they
will visit friend and relatives in the
at I
M. J. Church and daughter are city
visitor from Sosanvllle, California.
Carl Orubb was In.from Swan lake
yesterday, where be I ranching.
William Man waa a county seat
visitor from Merrill yesterday after
noon. Mr. Everett Hardenbrook. who
waa Injured In an automobile col
lision tbe first of tbe week, I re
ported much better todsy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Merldeth, who
have been resident of Klamath Fall
for the past three or tour years, left
this morning for Kansaa where they
visit for somo time.
Joe II. Fetter was -a county seat
visitor this morning from Round lake
attending to business.
Oeorge Stevenson Is In the city for
tho week end, from the Caledonia
marsh.
Dr. and Mrs. E. A. deary, of Port
land, arrived In their car yesterday,
and will visit for a short tlmo with
their sons, Ed snd Roland deary of
this city.
Myrtle M. Merrlman, of the. Med
ford high school, Is hero to root for
tho high football team. She Is regis
tered at the White Pollcan hotel.
Mrs. Hen Heed of llonanra Is
spending several daya In town visit
ing with friend and relutlves.
Mrs. I. E. Kealerson.1 In tho city
for u few day from Wordcn. Oregon.
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Yandell were In
town this morning from tho White
Pine lumber camp.
Mr. and Mrs. Josho Forbes aro
spondlng tho week end in Klnmath
Falls from their home at Chlloquln.
E. C. Frailer was attending to
business here yesterday from Mer
rill, Ore
IIKKK IH WHAT YOU'VK
HKKN WAITING FOR
Down In the Mondalo Thentor
building Is n storo that Is going to
play a big part In reducing tho cost
of living. It Is the Army Goods
store. It hss Just been opened by
Mas Weiss and be Is going to make
It one of the importance factors in
furnishing to the people ot the city
and county of shirts, blankets, under
wear, khaki clothing everything in
that line that you want. The store
Is a little out ot the way, but so 'Is
the, plce and that is what Interests
youv Just drop down and soe and
(ears and save.
TWKNTY-E10HT HLACKRHM OK J '
HTATK'S 708 KIIOM KIjAMATfc
8ALKM, Oct. 9. Oregon had 703
officially recorded slackers during
the world war, It was shown byv com
pilations announced bere today.
Ot this total Klamath county
hare Was 28.
UIIKAT CHOP KOHKCAHT
HHRI.VKH nUItlNCJ MONTH
WASHINGTON, Oct. 8. The corn
crop will reach 3,216,000,000 boshels
for 1920, according to the depart
ment of agriculture forecast, based
upon conditions October 1.
Tliq winter wheat crop forecast Is
760, 648,000 bushels,' as compared
with 770,000,000 forecast a month
ago. The spring wheat forecast is
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AT THE THEATERS
The realistic shipwreck in the
"Wings ot tho Morning," In wblcb
WlUJsm Farnum will be seen on
Sunday at the Liberty theatre, re
calls many fearful tragedies ot the
sea- which have thrilled tho civi
lised world.
Fresh In memory I tbe mysteri
ous disappearance of the United
States collier Cyclops, which sail
er from Rio de Janeiro with a
cargo of manganese and three hun
dred persons and waa last seen
sailing from Barbadoes, West In
dies, on March 4th, 1918. From
that' 'time until the present net a
lUce .of this vessel'-has been found,
Although United States cruisers,
among others, have searched tbe
seas for a radius of many hun
dreds qf, miles.
Since 1871 tbe United States gov
ernment has lost In the same mys
terious fashion seventeen other
vessels. Among them were the
Saratoga, a ship ot eighteen guns,
commanded by, Capt. John Young,
which was lost with all on board
in March, 1871. A few years later
the General Gates, also a ship of
eighteen guns, was lost without
leaving a trace ot thp tragedy,
', The Plckorlng. a, brig of. 14 guns
and a craw .of 90 men, sailed from
Newcastle, Delaware, for the Guad
aloupe station, and nevpr was heard
from afterward.
A .marine disaster fresh In mind
Is ..the loss of the Titanic, with a
death roll of more thani aw thous
and. Running nt full spced on her
maiden trnn-Atlnntlc voyage'!' this
palatial leviathan of the sea struck
an Icoberg, "rocivlng a ' mortnl
wound which sent her to the bot
tom. Before the days of tho wireless
tho world was shocked by the sink
ing of the French liner La Dour
goyne, with the loss of nearly
everyone aboard a few survivors
being picked up and bringing the
nows of tho fearful tragedy of the
sea to the tworld. Only ono woman
was saved.
What a great storm ct sea Is
llko and what nn angry ocean can
do to an ocean giant when whipped
Into a fury, tossing this master
craft of man's Ingenuity ns wreck,
nge upon n rocky shoro, Is graph
ically shown In "Wings of the
Morning," In which William Far
num plays the hero, Sunday at tbe
Liberty. .
Observation of the laws and fun
damental conventionalities ot society,
while considered by those .who lead
tbe Bohemian life to be a useless
code followed only, by the unen
lightened, is nevertheless the only
JxMsrse to. pursue It one wants to
attain real happiness;
Tha( la the moral forcefully em
phasised by .Anita 8tewart'a latest
screen starring .vehicle, "Harriet and
Jbe Piper," .which will be shown at
tbe Star theatre, commencing pun
In tbe role ot Harriet Field, a
girl from a small town who Is das-
siea oy me - aavancea inougm
theories followed and the Bohemian.
Ufa tad by the natives of New Yory's
famous Greenwich Village, Anita
Stewart goes thorugh a free love cer
emony with a handsome young villa
ger, Royal Blondln.
The emptlnes ot tbe lawless cere
mony Is realised by Harriet when at
her stndlo apartment she receives a
package from her sister containing
a letter telling of her sister's mar
riage and explaining that the lilacs
enclosed are from tbe bower in
which the wedding was held.
How Harriet Is saved from her
lovil Js:srrla-' -Jul in time,
finds real happiness In a different
environment and realizes howfalsa
are tbe ideals of tbo professions!
villages, Is unfolded on the screea
in what many declared to be tha
seat tasdaaUag of Aalta Stewart's
First National photoplays.
Ward Crane, aa Royal Btondla,
and ' Cbarlea Richsaaa, aa Richard
Carter, play opposite Misa Stewart.
Others having, a rosataeat parts am
Irving Camming, Byres, Masoa,
Myrtle Stedmsn, Margaret Landl.
Barbara T-a'MarrDeedlcy and Loyola
O'Connor.
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