WESMKHDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 101! I
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Game Warden finds
No Violations on
1 Diamond Lake Trip
Deputy Onmo Warden 8tout was In
tto city today after n long trip In tho
Diamond Lake country last week to
head off aomo Indiana who last year
shot dear ahead of tho opening date,
proscribed by tho law. When ho nr
rtvod In the various camps, ho found
tho Indians had their suns and woro
prepared for hunt but In nil tho
places visited, he found no killing
being done.
Last year ono party of Indians
from tho agency woro reported to
reno 25 deer ahead of tho opening
data and to nnttclnnto this action,
Warden Stout wont out n week nhend
of tho season and kept wntch.
Stout states that tho deer this year
an not as fat as thoy wcro last year
nving to tho nbundanco of flics which
annoy them. Ho noticed herds this
year which .wcro pestered and nnnoy
fj by files until they loft tho feeding
nexlons during tho daylight hour.
Dears Stout says, nro better
about SS nittcs west of tho upper lake
and this year he docs not think they
will hibernate until after tho heavy
xaows come. Tho bears ho has seen
tills past week wcro fat. Ho believes
the berry crop had much to do with
their condition as people In the berry
patches havo reported many being
aoen there that wcro very largo and
rat.
Forty Gallons of
Berries Ditched
When Car Capsizes
An overturned Ford car, forty gal
tons of huckleberries strewn on the
Kround and fou dlsconsolato berry
pickers sitting near tho car wcro
ssmnd by W. H. Mason and Post
master W. A. Dolzcll In a ditch near
to huckleberry patch Monday.
Loading assistance to tho stricken
peoplo, tbo car was righted and tho
trannants of the berries gathered up.
JL trial of tho motor showed that It
was still in working order. Mr.
Mason, who told tho tale, stated that
tfce women In the party bomoaned
Uw crushed berries more than thoy
d the discomfort of having their
ear lying useless In tho ditch.
Earning Tules on
The Wocus Marsh
Smoko rolling up north of the city
started a rumor that a forest flro
vaa raging on tho west shores of
uprxr Klamath lake but Superin
tendent Wilson of "tho Pacific Mint
company stated this afternoon that
tao smoko camo from tho cleaning up
or tho Wocus marsh by tho Geary
brothers.
Several small fires woro roported
this wock In tho vicinity of Diamond
Sako and near tho Seven MIlo dis
trict, due. It Is said, to campers fail
Ins; to extinguish their cooking fires.
No damage to any .extont has been
lone by tho fires, reports say.
lVct'B Talk Piano with Eari Shcp
OOOLEST THEATRE IN TOWN
The Strand
THEATRE
TONIGHT
Kxceptlonally strong feature .
Seena Owen
"A WOMAN'S
AWAKENING"
A stirring experience that taught
young wlfo to turn from tbo luro
or social follies to the simple joys
of life.
COMING- SUNDAY Maurlco Tour-
nenrs nig sensation picture callod
"WOMAN"
Formerly tho Mondalo
1180 Main St.
Tho Httlo house with blR shows.
DANCE
at
MALIN
3 Saturday Eve'. Sept.
20. Proceeds to be
used for Malin
Union High School.
Music by Jazz band.
PMP" 'Wjy' CHILDREN'S SHOES
li Special 8hort 1Ine td cloie out
kwSpJm-ffi&feft; gft! MEN'S shoes j
TUb picture of Caruso, his wlfo and Baby aiorla, was taken at Sorrento, Italy, Just a. day or two before x ' .rt .- -. UU
the re! liup vv.'.lch necessitated tho operation ending In hU death. At that tlmo tho famous tenor u in blah A 44iv ' Jh bV II
plrli and seemed, well along on
Flood Prevention '
Dam is Planned
$350,000,000 Cost
PHOENIX, Arlx., Sept.. 7 Plans
nro being made to construct a dam
that will control Cavo creok, which
frequently has flooded Phoenix, tho
most recent occasion being on Aug
ust 21. -when tho stato capltol'e
first floor was covered with wator,
Tho cost of tho dam, $350,000
will bo paid by tho state, Maricopa
county, tho city of Phoenix, rail
roads and tho two oil companies
that havo plants In tho path of tho
floods. A tax leveo ton per cent
abovo that of last year has been
declared by tho county.
Tho dam is to bo mainly of catrh,
but with a wall of concrete In Its
conter. It la to bo 1700 foot long.
The northern slopo will bo paved
with stones.
Tho dam will bo placed at a
point north of vjhero tho flood wa
ters cross tho Arizona Vanal prin
cipal artery of tho Salt river valloy
Irrigation district. .
I1AUKIS WAS WIMJV
The question of a vacation .was
brought up for Chief of Pollco Wil
son and tho action taken on It wns
rather humorous from ono tingle,
for "open shop," It Is said. No with
Councilman Vollmer spoko up at ouco
and made tho romark, "Well, I told
tho council six months ago that I was
In favor of starting Wilson's vacation
nt that time." Aftor this sally, tho
council took Immedlato action and
grnnted two weeks to tho cholf on
full pay, to start Saturday morning.
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SKLKCTINfi SUCCESSOR FOR
HALL I"OSTPO.i: IIY HANKERS
Directors of tho First National
bank last night accepted tho resigna
tion of Charles Hall as 'president but
postponed naming a successor. It
Is probablo that tho now head of
tho bank will be chosen at tho Octo
ber meeting.
HUTH HITS nSM)
NEW YORK, Sept., 7 Habo Ruth
garnered his 52nd homo run In tho
fourth Inning of the second gamo
with Boston today.
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LET'S TALK PIANO
School nro opening uml. tills fit tlio Umo of nil Union to Hta'rt
tho children In iiiiiuIc ' -'
ripeclnl priced una Iowo tcriiUi
you to purtlia.o now. Don't siy
talk piano."
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EARL SHEPHERD
ONE HU8INE8H MUSIC llXC'LUHlVFLY
B07 Kaln fit. ' l'liono 88J-J
Last Picture of Caruso and
tho road to recovery-
Meeting to Discuss
Baseball Schedule
Set for Thursday
Thursday night In tho California
Oregon Power offlco n meeting of tho
managers of tho city league will bo
held to discuss tho baseball situation
and also, It Is said, announce the
closing dato of tho loaguo this year.
While It has not been announced
officially, tho gamo scheduled for
Sunday, Soptombcr 11, will very like
ly bo between tho Copco and' Jewel
toams which was to havo been played
last Sunday but was postponed by the
league officials.
Mako that Idle dollar work! Put
it In Uio bank.
Hart Building Will
Have Store, Theatre
On the First Floor
Tho ground tlcor plan of tho
175,000 building to bo orocted by
Hart Ilros. on tho corner of Sev
enth and Main strcots contemplates
a thcatro with a frontage of 38
feet and n stora with a frontago of
28 feet on Main street. Tho storo
room will he bn tho Soventh street
side, 80 feet deep, In Its rear will
be a smaller storo; room 20 by 26
feet.
The thcatro lobby will bo flank
ed by small shops, 10 by 12 feat,
on cither side. Twolvo feet nt tho
rear Is assigned for a stage '
II. II. Hart left this morning for
Sacramento to talk matters over
with his brothor and arrango for
permanent plans and specifications.
After negotiations with local
showmen yesterday a tcntativo leaso
was given II. W. Poole. Uy tho
terms of contract. Mr. Poolo Is to
furnish tho thcatro with seats,
sccnory and other flxturos. Regard
leW of whether this loaso Is per
manently consummated or not It
has been definitely decided to put
a thcatro In tho building along tho
plan outlined.
IaV Tulk Piuno with Enrl Khi.
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at Uio HUophcrd storo cnablo 1
"noxi year will, do" but "Jot's
His Family
NEW TODAY M r .i3Lf I
OruMiilitM tabor Attention.
Dig Smoker, everything free, bring
your menus, given by Culinary Alll
unco Loral No. 424, at Mown Halt,
Thursday night at 10 p. m. 7-8
MATKRN1TY NURSINO Hy grnilu-
nto nurse. Mrs. Koborta McClay,
It. N. Phono 16F14. 7-18
.KOIt KENT Front room. cloa In.
Cull 317 10th stroot or 144J.
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KOIt SALE Ffll Cash. Or on Instal -
ments to right party; 3 pleco Mnhog-
any bedroom set, $160.00 with box
springs anu nair mauroas to lit, all
reasonable prices
Also Wilton and
Axmlnster rugs, nanltary couch and
other articles. Apply 1639 Johnson
Ave. 8-1 0
45d RHYS .MY CHEVROLET Fully
equipped, now battery, aparo tiro,
spot light, shock absorbers, flro nnd
theft Insurance, now paint, nnd In
first class running condition. Inquire
Hornld office. 7-10
LESSONS IN Planoforto Margaret
Worden. Phono 104. 404 Wash.
Ington Street. 7-13
Advertising pays. Try It ul in.
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WANTED (lood driver, driving
South, desiring passcngor. .Ploaso
communlcnto with P. O. Hox 1123,
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WANTK1) l)iiir linails. bird and
I nnlnmU In nwimil Anln.nl til.lm
to mako Into rug. Phono 478W.
w. W. Donnrt, Taxidermist. 7-1C
SPECIAL PRICE (lenulno honey
romb rndlatoni for Ford ram. Re
duced from $35.00 to $20.00.
FOR SALE 1918 Chevrolet touring
car, wlro wheels; good order, $300,
Ford speedstor. good condition a bar;
gain at $200.00.
Klamath Falls Auto Co. 224 Main St.
FOR HALE Cook strive, dining
tnblo, parlor chairs, rug. Cheap.
33S South 6th. 7-0
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Autographic Brownies
Frankly we consider the Autographic
Brownie one of the "best buys" that our pho
tographic department has to offer and
that is a real tribute.
Any one, however, can see value plus
price considered in an efficient picture
maker fitted with carefully tested lens and
shutter that folds like a Kodak, and like a
Kodak has the autographic feature.
No. 2 Folding llrownlo, plcturea 214x3 Inchon $ 0.00
No. 2A Folding llrownlo, plcturou 2,jUA Inchon $10.00
.No. 20 Folding I)r(wnlo, plcturou zy6xVH inclioa ,,.$13.00
No. 3 A Folding Ilroyulo, plcturou 3'tX&Mi Inches $1B,00
'BUY THEIR DRUGS
-Piano and Phonograph
416 Pine street. 7
FOR RENT 7 room furnished houso
Address Ilox 567 Herald. 7
7-8
A good bed and n good bath nt
Colonial rooms, I lth near Main St.,
and at Colonial annex, 741 Walnut
Avo. All outside airy rooms. 7
I WANT to buy a small liotijo clo.o
In and wilt consider ono where thr
owner will takn n good used car In
part payment. I.et mo know what
you havo to offer. L. Arena, Wlilto
Pelican (larago, 7-10
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St. Paul's Episcopal (lulld will
meet nt tho homo of Mrs. O. 1), llurko
tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon at
2 .30 o'clock. Work for tho yoar will
bo plannod and all members nro rn-
quoatnd to bo present . 7
workmen
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