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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WCT.MI)AV KOVKMIIKIt SI IIWO.
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O o rmiiiilliu; vicinity urn m w (llcinnliu:
I OREGON BREVITIES I "r tll,,lr 1U-0 i' "l k""11 i"'""''
O Tlio walnut-grow .i Industry (if thli
HOHIHIl'Htl, Nov 21 Then. Ik ,mrl of "'" wtnn H "'"".' "
nni In Im ii Kiincrnl howl riifmd nil intM- ','lll ,i,Ik l"dulry l profll-
uviir IIoiikIiih county when (ho next ",'1" '" ",l(,w ,IV ""' follwl"i! Inbln
lax RliiiiiiMiN im. r.i,...i t... of Hi" production '.f n four-arm or-
Modoc Timber Land
Sold to Pickerings
i
AI.TUIIAH fill. Now 2 1 a- Dnnilnl
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to tlni Pickering lumber company
lutvo been recorded hero con voylmt '
thnro I uolmt (n Im mi .,,,,,.,11 rlinril of 12-yoiir old tri'eii owned by 'tho tlmlior Imlillnitii known nt tliu
' '" ft. ....I,., ft. It..- , ...... ..... II..W .., i ... 1 . .
nliy tlinrp Jiinii In inxnn ovur tliu """" " "'" "" -j rirti mmomu iiiiiik oi liiigono, uro
putt year nnd ll In imiIIo evident
Hint Hie tiixon HiIh yimi will Iih
heavier tlinii ever before In (do tiln
tory of tliu county.
ton
I'OHTI.ANI), Nov. 21. In tlio tilt:
rolilitiry wlilcli recently took place be
tween Oiniilnt mill Council IlluffM,
Null.. $60,(100 worth of bond Ixi-
Tlll. DAI,I,I:h, Or. Nov. 24
Confused liy two rapidly niironrli- longing t tlio l.timlioriiiun'ri Trust
Inn niitoinolillioi, II , Kluem, father company of rortlunil worn stolen,
of Hill Hteert, fiinthnll nliir, wiim Wont to Hint effect hut Imhiii ro-
knorkrit lo the pavement iiml ser- culvi'ij linro from tlm iioHtofflro iln-
lounty Injured 1'liiirnliiy nliilit Tlm 1'iirtimml. In answer to repenting
niitomolilli. wns driven liy J I, iiiierlet of tlm Incnl house n to why
Ilrnrii of (III rllv. Mho look llm In- the bonds Wuro undelivered lit thel.'
Juri'il niitn to Urn liiiapltnl r,l(,, .destination. Tlm lost wiih covered ovur tlm IioIiIIiikx of Tl m-tln coin
In mi hi lo hiivn Iikkii watching llm by Insuriinro. puny noil Miililtl,uo company In
nppronrli of number rnr. which, nm- Mo'," nl"1 !Iyou counties, In-
plnil wiih rnln on tlm windshield. BUtlHNi:. Or. Nov. 21. Thv l""'1 '' ll '",r holdings
rniiiml hi,,, I,. Mvorl,,,,!, i uira rliinnliiir of (oinmnrcn will Klvii a ' Tlm binds Just purrhnKfld Itnmcd-
iIiiiiiIh In 'l'i 1.1, ll r, Modoc county
a little to t lift iinrthwiml of Lookout,
tlm acreage totaling ir,I3f,7 acres,
ii rid whllo tlm consideration wiih not
Muled In tlm deeds, revenue) ritnmp
to tlm nmount of 4G would Imply
ii selling prlco of Hf.,000 for tlio
land, or nearly $30 nn ucro.
Tlio Houlhorti I'aclflc hail ontornd
Into an miri'i'ini'iit with llm luinlmr
company for rnllrond cotiHtructlon
It In nvldont from tlio I'lckorlnR
cnmpiiny, which limt iiiininicr took
nit ho Blnrli'il to cronn thn ntront.
men nil ncfttn to hfl In cnrmt to
punli tliu Jolt alotiK at n Kood pnen
(iOI.I) IIII.!., On-. Nov. 24. In
hpltn of tlio hlKli cnit of inlnltm, np
piirnntly n kimhthI ri'miuipllon of
lunrti mlnliiK In thin riRlnu In nl
hand ThU Inililitry Imrn linn tivon
totnlly miiiprndP'l olnro 1914, nt Dm
liPRlnnltiR of tlm war. It wan dur
InK till" period that n Kurmrnl lo
mimpttnn of tlm Indiiatry wn at
tliiK In, after ROYrnl yenm of dila
tory Inactivity.
DAYTON, Or.
nut itrownrii of
r.'ov 2 4
Dnyton
Tlio wal
nut! Mir-
i iinr'" v jiwv -,
iw
.imwunw
Dont couii
THH vlo'cnt pcroxyimu of
ceuRhlni: noon cucI by Dr.
Klnj? it Now Diicavcry. Fifty
yenm n und.ril rcmwly forroldt.
ChlMrcnllkalt. Koharmfulilruitii,
Imt Jut K1 tnllclrm. At your
druct'Uta COe mid ;i.U0 a lwUlo.
For colds nndcoughs
Pr-Kings
New Digcovery
Lazy People, Lazy Bowels
So many folU neglect the loui
condition of eonitlpatlon. It under
mtnr the health, takm nil vim out
cl ou. Dr. KlnR'i 1'ilU will In a
fentlo manner invlKirato tlio ytrm,
tlr up tlio liver, move the IwweU.
Same oM price, 25c- nil ilrucsuti.
D, Prompt! Won't Grlpo
rKiuos Pills
rOHTI,ANI), Oro., Nov. 24.
Keilcrul offlrerH hnvit mniln nix nr-ri-ulM
on wnrrnnt lucd hy United
KlattiH DUtrlct Atlornoy Clurmico
IteiiiiH'K after rovonuo acmit report
ed tlmy hnd purchniM'd mnlerlnl for
liinkliiK homo brow. Tho nrrenlii
followed tho linpoiltlon In Mderal
court of fine of I3S0 each on pro
prietor mid clork of n iiloro, who
eonfoMMl they hnd nold hopn anil
malt. Tho men arretted today cro
i hardwaru whulcmilnr, four proprie
tor of a Kroeery ttoro and n clerk
In their eitahllihumnt.
lilt; fat turkny to each iimmher of' lately adjoin tho holillnRM purchn
tho limin that ohtnlim tlm lari:ett '' 'utl tprlni: and nro Jutt haroly In-
WII.I.AMI.MA lr Mnv ii II llurci'lltllKll Of llm Btllll IlllOIeil to , ' '"""' t,.ji,.u7 iium nmniuu.
lint been iinuomicoil that no reduclH "' cmnpalRii for a city do
tlon In wiikch will bn mndn Imrn In I velopment fund. Tlm cninpalKii
tlm railroad work under tho upr-,n''"l u,l wook- Tu" c,ty h11"
vltlon of tlm HimnlillnK I.okkIdr '""'" ""vWi'il Into 1 dUtrlclt and n
company. Tlm work It expected to committee hat been tmuji'd for each.
Intt throuchout th winter and tho .A certain turn will bo nlloled e,ach
lioiiy or worKurt ami' um memuort
of tho roinmltteo nearoat that turn
will net tlio "gobbler."
l'OltTI,AND, Nov. 24 Tho mllK
atntlou nt tlio Couch achool bono
filed by tliu entertainment alnced at
tlm achool under nuaplret of tho
parent-teacher naaoclullon. Children
In tho achoolt of Portland number
I Hi; 3700 ii r i) nt present bclllK nerv
ed dully with milk.
I'OHTI.ANI). Nov. 24 A blK
ThnnkaKlvliiK-dny feed for tlm doRt.
rati and Roatt at tko city pound It
lining nrraimcd by Mrt. Y. W. Hwan
lin.of tho OreRon humnnu tocloly,
and tlm menu will bo implied by "n
J very wenittiy roriianu woman,
wlioao Krlel over too ioir 01 n k
J collie lit thux to bo attunRed, to a
ileRrcc," nceordlnK to unnouneo-
inont. , ...
iir.itAi.ii oriK i: now on
i:iOUTII hT., ni:,h MAIN
Tlm Herald office hat been
moved from Konrtli ttroet to tho
now n,uartort on'KlRhth ttreot bo
twiHin Main and I'lno. All de
partment nro now In thn now
place. Tho phono number hat not
been rhanRed It it ttlll 88,
Tho twlmmlnc pool at tbo Hot
Hprlnga bath liouao It open to Indict
only on Wcdnetdny mornlnrs from
8:30 to 11:30 o'clock On Saturdrtyt
It It not open to tho public until 11
o'clock. Children! free hour hat been
dltcontlnued on account of cold
wuathor. 23-24
Hcmombur tho blc talo of thoot,
nt J. IC. l.'ndyrt k Co. 22-24
Uomember 1 need tho money. Tho
Furnliher of Happy Hornet, 8tf
licit Invottmcnt,
ctRnri.
meant Mtdbn
BIG EATERS SET
T
Take KnltM At 1'ln.t KIrii of IlliMldcr
Irrltntlon or lUck-nclic
Tho American men and women
mutt Ruard conttantly nRalntt Kid-
.. .. ., on.,.. .... nor troublo. becauto wo cat too
!:ISb3 ttsra a iffta
1IHTIIIK IIIKIinaj un,,- ,,......
and Myrtlo Creek, and contlderablf
tlm kidneys ttrlvo to filter out, they
weaken from overwork, become tlUR
dnnRer It experienced In traveling fco ,, MUei cIoR anU
tlm rotult It klduoy troublo, bladdor
wcoknet! and n Rencral decline In
health.
When your kldncyt feel llko
lumpt of lead; your back hurtt or
tho urlno It cloudy, full of tedlmcnl
or you aro obllRed to tcck rcllof
two or threo timet diirinR the nlclit;
If you tuffer with tick hoadncho or
.Ht nnrvniu tiitftlla inMit k! nniltrh.
Don't Rueit. tmoko MOion ciRnit., , rlloumali,nl when tho
"" li' weather It hnd, Ret from your phnr-
"" linncltt nbout four ounce of Jnd
44f4.''t"M-jSaltt; tnko n tnblctpaonful In n rIbbs
J r mT !!'of wntor boforo breakfntt for a few
iwA Vaiiv Klllf NrXA7 -'day and your kldneyt will then net
..Iflno Thl famous tnltt Ii ivnito irpm
'lllio acid of Rrnpe and lemon Juice.
over thlt road
Workmen uro removlnR tho Ildet
nt fail nt poatlble, but conttdcrnblo
dirt It on tlm pavement and tho road
It belnie frequently blocked by rail
InR treet.
Our blR tnlo of thoet It ttlll run
nlnR J K Kndert & Co. 22-24
Order Your Suit Now
Pv!).n. f Wnnlnn hnvc been reduced fer- .! combined with llthln. nnd hat been
, .ii i
feet fit guaranteed, rrompt aenvery.
Your inspection invited.
luted for Keneratlous to flush and
., ttlmulnto cloRRed kldncyt; to nou
Mrallxo tho acids In tho nrlno to It
..'no lonpor It n tourco of Irrltntlon,
"thui I'lidlnR bladder dlcordar.
"' Jnd Bnltt It Inexpensive; cannot In
;;'juro. innket n dollRhtful effervetvont
llthla-wntor bovornRo ,nnd belonRt In
I-r every homo, bocamo nobody can
rTVTTTTTTTT i uinko a iiilttnko by having- n Reed
kldnoy fluthlnR nny tlmo. Adv.
CHAS. J. CIZEK,
Merchant Tailor
itesv
If the Wood Dealer
Sold Service
Wo do not tell current! ho c4! icrvlc. That toundt odd
dortn't U7
XVM, .unpoto tho wood denier told tervlco Inttead of wood, he
would tend loyeur furnnce and your rniiKO. Ukc, nwtiy the twthe
Mid clean tbo flue. You Would buy to much het.
Now you huy no much llh, although you pay ccordlnB to the
current you eontunie. Hut the tcrvlco 1 performed for jou by UiU
company at Uietubtttlont and power plants.
That la what we want to glvo you effloJent jwvlo. It u
atM of thla company to hoe one but aaUtfletl I CMtomtv. No
matter what It ltt you have a grievance, or are fc
your bill or Co not understand our rate, pteate come la aad
u or write u about It.
If you have any ugRMtloat to make, we will gladly ataU our.
civet of thna na our aim U conttantly to Improve wj0" f
ji ufiutM Uio development of lckce and human ability permit.
California-Oregon Power
Company
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HI
Sara Ten mid Sulphur Turn
Clmy, T'jirtVrt iiair irK
nnd Gloiuy
Almost ovoryono know that Saro
Ten nnd Sulnhur. properly com-
poundod, brings back tho natural col
or nnd lustre, to tho hair when fnded,
atronkod or gray. Years bro tho on)y
way to got this mltxuro was to
mnko t at homo, which Is musty
nnd 'troublcsomo.
Nowadays wo tlmply ask at nny
drug atoro for "Wyeth's Sago nnd
Sulphur Compound." You will got
n largo bottlo. of this old-time reclpo
Improved by tho addition of other
Ingrodlonts, at very llttlo cost. 'Ev
erybody usos this preparation now,
because no ono can possibly toll that
you darkoned your bnlr, as It doos
It so uaturally and ovonly. You
dampen a spongo or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking ono small strand at a tlntoj
by morning tho gray hair disappears,
and aftor anothor application or two,
your hair bocomoso beautifully
dark, thick ond glossy and you look
years youngor, Adv.
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BIG THANKSGIVING
Thursday
Nov. 25
1920
WWMWMtW1
MOOSE HALL
WWVVA
Music By the Syncopating
Five
Hall Under Entirely New
Management
Admission $1.10, Including War Tax
. ..b3 SERVES YOU RIGHT
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SERVES YOU RIGHT
HAVE YOUR THANKSGIVING DINNER AT
THE CLUB CAFE
The place that is more than holding its own on a side
street. ' Why? Because it serves you right,
A real old-fashioned Thanksgiving Dinner with all
the trimmings, seasoned just right, and served piping
hot.
Our Bill of Fare will be printed in English no
French names copied from a two-dollar cook book to
confuse you and spoil your dinner.
Listen, Folks! There are two kinds of chestnuts
don't let anyone kid you. Our Turkeys, Geese and
Chickens will be stuffed with dressing made from dry
bread, minced fried onions, celery and maybe some
oysters, all properly seasoned by one who knows how.
There's the difference!
RS" The Plum Pudding is made on the premises. We
don't get it in tin cans from the store; and fruit cake
you won't have room for when you get through with a
real turkey dinner, that is as pleasing to the stomach
as it is to the eye.
It is an old saying: "The proof of the pudding is
in the eating." The wonderful business we have en
joyed on a side street plainly shows the pudding must
be good here.
club Cafe
Oh Sixth St., just off Main
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HittBtitMtltM4.w.-EBltLMi
SERVES YOU RIGHT
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