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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 15, 1921)
s f W MOXDAT, AUOL'ST IB, 1NS1. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON pai wo The Evening Herald Twenty-five Years Ago In Unkville able Assurance society ot New York, ot which John Houston has boon tho representative for jSome time, "will operate ngoneral Insurv nrico business with" Nfflce tln the Bugarman block. Will .Houston has but recently roturnetf from Califor nia whore ho and his family had MAHKKT RKPORT PORTLAND, (Aug. lB.-r-Cattle Steady and unchanged; hogs IS cents' lowor, prime light .IU.7S and,' il2.2S; sheep steady and unchang ed. ' ' 1 WEATHER RECORD I 3ft mniKAy.--.'...x... Editor Hereafter The Herald .will publith SOCIiK CKr Editor the mean and maximum tempera- urea ana precipitation recora' as tax en by the U. 8. Iloolamatton service tatlon. Publication win cover tho day previous to the paper's Issue, up Published. Aftr except 8unday, by The Herald Publishing Company ot Daauth Falls. afll Eighth StrMt. statered at tbo postottlce at Kla auth Falls, ,.Oro..Jor transmission, through thi) malls m socoad-class matter. Make that idle doxtar work I Pit to 6 o'ciocx ot toe day. It la the bank. Pre bean for tho wlntor. Max Aug. 1 ...."...... 88 Aug. S ..... 16 Aug. S 8t Aug. 4 ,89 Aug. C BO i cipitation IODCBCl OP TtDi jkflBOCIATKD PRESS.- it Ttia Associated Pres Is exclusively ntltlad to the ana for republication et all news dltpatcbaa credited to It r not otherwise credited In this Mttr, and alto tba local we' pub ttshsr herein. , , MdXWAY, AUGl'ST'lB, lttHI, Aug C AUK Aug. 8 i Aug. J)'.,-..... Mln. Bt S1 '16 ,C0 '- iC7 (11 CO ' CI CO I 53 . 49 aiBcjiaii"" " i v i ar ,m. vr- ,ii-np.M i , ' ,11 . , 04 , 96 ,'87 ,'88 91 90 87 87 75 Aug. 10 ..... Hi Personal Mention o-i i o -4J Judito and Mrs. D. V. Kuyken dail and sons, John, Bill and Ver non left tbla morning for Crescent City and other coast 'points expect ing to bo tone brer a month. Thoy will attend the Elks atate conven tion at Mnrshrield before coming home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Payno are In tbo city from Los Angeles on , a pleasure trip. ' Jamos Blair and It. H. Cook re turned last evening from a three day's business and pleasnro trip at Crater lake. Mr. Cook roports that he got a lot ot flnejiow views ot the lako by moonlight, at sun rise and at midday. Mr. and Mrs. Thornburn Rosa and Mr. and Mrs. Llndaloy W. Rosa are a party ot tourists who stopped otor In town last night on their way to Crater lake from Port- land. Mr. and Mrs. J.S. Jordan and Mrs. Jordan's mother, Mrs. E. T. Payne and daughter Elizabeth, drore "over from Ashland yester day and oro spending a part ot to day with Mrs. Payne's alster, Mr. Harry Ackley. Frank Daver, Investigator for the atata Industrial accident commis sion .arrived last night from Salem ud will be here attending to busi est connected with his position for the nest few days. ' 'CO. Cross and family arrived yesterday from 8an Freifcisco and axe stopping at 'the White Pelican . hotel for a brjet time. , P. 8. Puckett Uin "town attend lng to matters of business from his home on Recreation creek. Frank Bryant and Fred Nltachelm left yesterday for an extended vis it at the Lake o'-the Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Jackson 'imroel case Into town early this morning, from their ranch four miles east of town, after their new harvester which was shipped In recently. Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Low and son Lloyd, Mr. add Mrs. John Siemens, Mr. and Mrs. Rex McMillan and Mies Maud Jones spent 'yesterday picnicking at Clover crook and la ter they drove to 'Dofrls Mr. and Mrs. 1L-J. Hattoon have returned from a vacation trip to SanU Cms. Lloyd DeLap and -Austin Hayden mam a business trip to Bonanza Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Collier and Miss Erangelln Foster were In town Saturday evening from Swan lake valley. Upon their return to the mill they were accompanied by Miss Marjorle Delzcll who will spend a few days visiting there. Walter Ward and -wife and Mil dred Belhn spent Sunday at Cra ter lake. i Mrs. F. V. Smith and Mrs. Mar ion Nine left this morning for a visit with relatives and friends In New York and Indianapolis. D. M. MeLemore 'left this morn ing for Oakland, California, after a visit of several days here with his family who oro spending their sum mer vseation on the Upper lake. Mlas Marjorle Hibbert, who has been here for some time as the house guest ot Mrs- W. Pomroy, left this' morning for her home In Williams, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Del Gannon were out for the day in their motor boat Sunday, with Mr, and Mrs. A, L. Leavitt and daughter, Maybelle, as tbelr guests. Tbey picnicked on Williamson river ,or ,tbe greater par of the .day,. ' ',- ', Mrs. C. II. Warren and eon and slaughter left tbla morning for their home in Oakland after, several day epant in Klamath county on a sightseeing trip, ' Jla Hooper returned, to her home In Midland this morning after a few days visit hero with friends. Mr, and Mrs. William Qanong ac companied by Mrs, Qanong's sister, Miss Mildred Olcson, ot Scattlo, re turned Saturday from a month's automobio trip 'through California, as far south as San Diego. i On the return trip they visited the Yose mlte National park and other places ot Interest to the tourist. HIKES SYSTEM MAKES TwE MT BENC jHR TAKE CARE OP PTVtJ ON A BO&V 3AngOgllW j Aug. Aug. Aug. ug. 11 12 12 14 f - i M:V 1NHUKA.NCK FIIIM FOIUOKD; BUYH AUKNCt Mr. and Mrs. John Sparks are here tor a visit with friends and relatives from their homo In east ern Oregon. , Mr. and Mrs. Bort Wlthrow and Mr. and Mrs. Will Houston spent the week-end at tho Lake o' tho Woods. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Holden and Mr. and Mrs. M. S Lester have re turned from a vacation trip to the coast They report a wonderful time In spite of Its having been much colder at the coast than horo. Mr. and Mrs. Max'Chllcoto and Misa Molllo and Zena Donalson made a trip to Crater lako yester day. Thoy report that the Park country was visited with a hail and rain storm and that the lako was quite gray Instead ot tbo usual blue Miss Irene Bantamau and, lira. P. C. Markley wore passengers on th1a( morning's outgoing train bound tor a vacation trip to Ban Francisco, Mrs. JL F. Brown and two abild- drea of Ashland, who have been spending the summer here, left for the Rogue river -valley city this morning. Mrs. W. C. Dalton- and her sis ter, Mrs. i Dougherty, who baa been here vtsRlng tor some time left on the, morning .train, ilrs Dalton will spend some time ln San Francisco and Mrs. Dougherty will go on to her home in .Oklahoma. , - THE STRAXP Inspired tho slogan, ''Remember the Alamo!" and tho quick revenue taken by tho Tcxaus Is told with truo regard for history and the re quirements ot dramatic climax. Make that Idle dollar work! Put It in the bank. SHE DREADED TO 1 E The historical events of 1836, when Toxas won her tight for In dependence .from the yoko ot Santa Anna, then dictator of Mexico, fur nish the inspiration for "Martyrs of the Alamo," supervised by D. W. Griffith, which -will be shown Tuesday and Wednesday at tbo Strand. In producing this spec tacle the director has taken a leaf from Thomas A. Edison's book and baa set out to "toach.more history In 1C minutes with a motion pic- turo than teachers and text-books can drill Into scholars in a month." Famous pioneers of tho Alamo daya are reproduced with fidelity. The story of tho slaughter which MISS MAUDK WH.RINH OK PORT LAND HAYS LIPK WAS A IlUlt- DKN. NOW LIKE MFFKIIKMT 1'KltflON. - According to information receiv ed this morning John aud Will Houston havo purchased tho Insur ance business of Paul llogardus and In connection with tho Eqult ssrsHesjwsne fWWNAJWW "I'm only on my escond bottle of Teniae, but the relief I have al ready received has been so wonder ful I want to let everybody who Buffers like 1 eld knew about this good medicine," said Miss Maude Wlikips, 1011 Olenn Ave., Port land, Oro. "For years I didn't eat a meal without suffering agonies' after wards, and at times I had awful spells of nausea and was unable to retain oven a glass of water on my stomach. I had raging hcadachoa nearly every day and often auch blinding spells of dizziness that I would have to grab bold ot some thing to steady myself. I used to dread to see night 'come as I knew It meant hours of restlessness for me, and I was so worried and mis- talnly tho best ot all medicines.' Just a burden. "I'm just like a dlfforent porson now, for Teniae has benotlttod me In orery way. My appetite Is ra venous and I never have a touch ot Indigestion. . In fact my health now seems to be perfect, but I'm going to take a little more Tanlao Just to bo sure that that my re covery is complete. Tanlac Is cer C0 per cent under tho 1920 price, Tanlac is sold ey druggists every where. Adv. AM INVCCTIICIIT I havo several blocka of lots surrounding tho Malln high school that I will sell for business and reitdenttal pur poses, thus 'tferlng to the people of Klamath county an opportunity to roako n real In vestment. I will soil these lots for 176 and up, on the Installment plan, the terms to suit the purchaser. No Inter est will bo charged and I will pay the taxes until deed is do llvored to buyer. ' ' Malln is situated In the cen ter ot one of the richest dis tricts In the world. It Is back ed by progressive tnd conser vative citizens. It has a future that assures development to a degreo that will make this property worth many limes the price I am selling It for. When oil Is discovered, Malln will be found to be In the' very heart ot the field and the blggeat producers will be at 'Its door. It you are looking for some thing that will pay yon big returns, yon can make no mis take In buying Malln proper ty. For farther Information, write or see A. KALINA MAUN, Ore. AT OUR nnouLAR t r SEMI-ANNUAL CLEAJUNCE SALE Waists ONE-HALF PRICE NO RESERVE jWWWWWWWWWtMWMMWWW Are You Prepared? Fly Time Is Here We have a Urge' stock of SCREEN DOORS in three designs, to fit all regular door openings. These doors are made of clear, kiln dried, California white pine cov ered with the best grade of rust proof, galvanized wire, and put -together with hardwood wedge dow els a patented process which makes an exceedingly rigid door. "THE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST" BIG BASIN LUMBER CO. "Everything to Build With" Phone 107 Main & Spring Sts wVMMMWMwMwi Outbursts of Everett True By Condon Mii-i-s'V'rrsrsrvVsrvyvv THGCe-, MWS.X i-oo THCsee-! e J imo I Got it pcx? T3?caim, -coo OME 10'Dll IT'LCOe A TReAT FOe "THC5 ft?OUY TO OV (.ANtX IvITM T ' AllV: AKiO LOOK A-r fH"S TSe3 TWeTtfcTS A T?el. 'ReCCt MO 3IZ.C UP THIS RIV ON THC? HANOLC ; I'd. SAY THIS UTTCC ROD IS THC CAST UICRP lo 5(eT'5 hopc it ISiii oAK4T yoo sec I'm Tf?YiNC3.'-r5 RCATJ J ' TVM At3cvJT riA tAjcnsrvj ritiMv-. m iuos lOR A New WIMITY "BOX III THE SACRED HEART ACADEMY KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. AN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION CONDUCTED BY The Sisters of Charity Without Cott or Expense to the City or County The Courses of Instruction are according to the Oregon School Law, and are entirely without Religious prejudicetand Ihe advantages of training and educa tion are accorded topupils without regard to Creed or Belief, . ,j - TERM9 ..9 8.00 per moaui seatli Taltloa, Da Scholars Board itad Taltloa SSO.OO p This Includes board, lanndry and ordinary medicine, For two children, fas.00 per month. For doctors' calls the local fee Is charged. Music Lessons m , tr.00 per Month Boys from 6 to 14 jcars, Boarding Department SCHOOL REOPENS SEPTEMBER 6, 1921 Address or Apply to SISTER SUPERIOR for further information. k