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Wear Better Clothes
wear better; clothes for the same reason that you buy better
gat for your automobiles-better coal for your furnace the "quality" grade of anything
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H "aasnaMsf ASSSSSm
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you wear or use.
T Personal Mention I
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Dr. Ocorgo Mallctt, local chlro-
jctlc practitioner, has returned
fMK Lakevlew whoro bo passed a I
ntk on professional business. ,
Mist Haxol Conners. bead of tbe
Herald business o trice staff, Is enjoy
ing a, week's Tacatlon.
Announcements baTo been recelvod
by friends of Miss Adelaide Schubert,
of bar marriage recently to Herbert
Brers, a druggist. In Modesto, Cali
fornia. Mrs. Brers Is tbo daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert, and a
girl who made many friends hero
daring her school days. Sho Is gra
duate of the Klamath county M7I1
school and of the nurses training
achool at Fablola hospital, Oakunl,
California. For tbo present the
roung people will make tho'r hom
a the Sequoia apartments In Modes
to. Mr. and Mrs. Del Gammon wrro
hosts yesterday tor Mr. and Mrs.
Charlea Colter on a motor boat trip
on the Upper Klamath lake.
Mrs. H. E. Wood of Portion I Is
her for a visit with Miss Madge
DLxcm. Mrs. Wood was accompanied
here by her husband, whe relumed
yesterday to Portland, leavlai; Mis
Wood to follow at a later dato.
Mrs. C. C Low was a passenger
on this train bound for Portland)
where aha will visit for an .Indefinite
Urn with friends.
0. W. Harrington was among ar
rival from Portland last night wboj
la-registered at tbe White Pelican
hotel for the day.
Mlsa Myler Calkins and Miss Claw
Calkins, George Stevenson and W.
B. Lehman woro visitors at Crater
lake over the week-end. Before
coming home -they mado tho trjp
around tbo rim and report .It to l-e
a (wonderful drlvo, but tin. It w:a
very cold yesterday.
Mlsa Wanda Brown, Miss Wllso .
KImer Pendell, Howard Wines uuli
Mr. Howard, all new members of tbo
high achool teaching 'staff and Mis
Juaslta Howe Journeyed to Critter
lake this week-end for tholr first
view of that nature wonder.
George A. Baleson, H. N. Nort;n,
Frank Grady all of Portland and
booster far tho 1925 International
fair aro guests at tbo White Pelican
hotel, having arrlrod last night.
Dr. and Mrs. H. G. Wblto of Benl
da, California, spent last night In
Klamath Falls on their way n'prtli
in their car bound for Crater hike
and other points.
J, Oleson Is a business visitor hero
from Ban Francisco today, t
H. H. Hart, D. W. Cross of Sacra
mento and W, D. Coatee, Jr., of San
Francisco are a group of California
business men who aro stopping at '
tbo White Pelican hotel this week.;
Mr. Hart Is planning for .tho bulldhv;
of a new theatre at tbo comer o; 7th
and Main streets.
B. W, Paul and A. B. Cunningham
aro city visitors today from Medfoul
P. S. Puckett is in town on mnt.
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ters.aflbuslness from tho Puc'coti
io ruc;coi:
J
Itpna HUM
cense FrI- I
jsretBtrf camp near uucssa
BMen 01 'Miller nnd Miss
were Issued a .marriage, lice
day god war married Saturday by
tho Itcv. S. J. Chancy. Both are
residents of tbo Agency and Ml -a.
Hill Is tbe granddaughter of an In
dian chief, who won fame as a friend
of tho whites In tho early days of the
settlement of Klamath county .
Another license was issued So
Percy Gordon Minis and Miss Lavlm.t
Dorothea Graham, September 8, ami
they were married the same day 0
the Ror. S. J. Chaney. Mr. and Mrc
Minis will reside in this city.
Jim Hilton and small son, Lou
wero hunting qvor the weok-end, but
wero not fortunato enough to bring
in any deer meat upon their return
Lon; who, la twolre years old, brought
down a 4 point buck with his twenty
two rifle, last week while on a pll
grlmago after birds.
Mrs. C. W. Murphy, who has been
hero visiting her daughter, Mrs. Mer
man Foster, left this morning for
Weed, California.
Miss Elona Underwood of San
Francisco stopped orer here yester
day for a brief visit with Miss Lydla
FIcke, county health nurse, on her
way homo from Portland. Miss Un
derwood continued her Journey to
San Francisco this morning.
John Stewart returned this morn
ing to Sacamcnto where ho will enter
school. Ho has been here this sum
mer with Mr. ana Mrs. C. B. Crlsler
and with his father, J. L. Stewart.
Mrs. Qeorgo W. Conrad left th'.t
morning for Holbrook where she wilt
make arrangements for moving hero
to occupy her now home on Tenth
street.
.Mrs. E. L. Paddock returned last
night from tbe Sycan marsh where
she spent a couple of days with her
husband.
Mr. and Mrs. Fritz Manwardt, and
Mr. nAl Mrs. Fa. Markwardt, Miss
Gladys Markwardt and Cc-orgo Fisher
went bunting this wsok-end, but
didn't get any game.
J. W. Moorman was in town this
morning from his ranch a few miles
out of town after supp'les.
S. C. Hub t man nnd M. C. Mi.ler
wero county seat business visitors
from Merrill Saturday.
M. L. Miller who operates a vnch
on the Midland road spent Saturday
In town looking after business affairs
and purchasing supplier.
Mrs. Ethel Plasll camo into town
from Malin Saturday on a shopping
tour. ''
Charlea E. Spldel drovo in from
bis ranch In tbe valloy Saturday and
purchased supplies.
C. V. Kelson,1 a prosperous ranchor
from tho Wordcn country was In tbe
city this morning after supplies,
Mrs. Mary Griffith, tbe woman who
mad Eagle Rldgo Tavern a famous
stopping placo for tourists, is in town
vlsfUns her son, Robert W. Clay anl
othor frlonds from her new home in
San DIogo, where she and her hut
band aro proprietors of tbo Keystom
hotel. Mr. Griffith did not conio
this tlmo as business prevented him
doing bo.
Miss Alice McCourt, Mr. and Mrs.
George Watt and Dr. Tborno of San
Francisco, spent the- week-end ot
Crater lako.
Mr. and Mrs. 55. K. Powell, Mr,
and Mrs. -H. E. Wattenburg, Mrs,
Jennie Hurn, and Mrs, Thomas
cheap CLOTHES ALWAYS TURN OUT TO BE THE MOST EXPENSIVE.
One good suit will outwear two o fthe cheap kind and . you also have the satisfaction
of feeling and knowing that you LOOK right in a good suit of clothes.
Kuppenheimer Good Clothes
ARE THE REAL "INVESTMENT IN
good appearance." For over fifty years
their makers have maintained a quality
standard which has, today,- become the
quality-value standard of all ready-to-wear
clothing.
K.K.K.
Hampton plcnlckod in tho Malin,
Merrill and Poo Valley sections yes
terday. Mlsa Lorctta Jennings, Miss Bet
tlo Koycs, and Messrs' Galscock and
Smith wero Klamath Falls folk who
spent a pleasant ontlng at Crator
lake this past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood Eber
loin wore out of tho city over tba
week-end on a vacation visit w
Crater lako.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Koppen and
Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Newell, ot thn
U. S. R. S. staff hero, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at Medlclno
la&o and Glass mountain.
Mr. and Mrs. H. II. Jenkins, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Freytag Jr., and
Misses Inet, Era, Adda and Barbara
Jenkins, Miss Ruth Ltnsey and Jobn
Nelson and his sister, Mrs. Ora Cof
fee were vacationists who enjoyad
tho week-end at Medicine lake
Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Eiplnom, Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Dennis, and Charlea
Do Groote, enjoyed the wee!t-cnd
at Puckett'a in search of deor.
They report they had a very enjoy
ablo time. ,
C. C. Williams, traveling agent
for tbe traffic department ot tbe
Southern Pacific railroad company.
Is hero on business from Sacra
mento. '
Mrs. IL R. Reynolds Is hero from
Portland In connection with iorct
business Interests.
Wanderlust Keeps
Terrier Traveling
KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept., 12
Mrs. Edward Beardan noticed a fox
terrier wandering about tbo street
hore. Sho stoppod her car and tbe
dogwithout waiting for an invita
tion Jumpo'd in beside her. At I be
Animal Refugo on tho Kansas sldo, it
was found that ho woro a license tag
Issued at Beauregard,. La. Corres
pondence with tbo tax collector lo
cated tho owner and brought tho In
formation that tbe dog was a runa
way that seized every opportunity
to take long Jrlves.
His owner wrote 'I can't keep that
dog at homo. He eeema to know
when any one Is leaving for a motor
trip and always finds aomo way of
Joining them.'
Ho told of having frequently sent
for tbe dog many miles from his
homo. Tbe trip to Kansas City seem
ed to bavo beori his longest ono.
The Strand
i THEATRE
TONIGHT
Tbe season's most unusual scree?
offering.
Maurice Tourncura Masterpiece
"WOMAN"
1 Thig plcturo should be seen by
every man, woman and child. The
greatest moral lesson to this plcturo
ever tfeen in tho history ot plcturo
ALSO
FORD WEEKLY
AND
COMEDY
Prices One-third
STORE
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PROBLEM LOOMS
NEW TORK. Sopt,, 12 Half a
million men will bo Idlo In Now Yoru
this winter, In tho opinion of rollablo
1 Investigators, and tbe city has svt
machlnory In motion to meet this
situation.
In addition to" rellof measure.
pUtnnod by a special city committor
' named by Mayor Hylan, S3 charity
organisations havo decided to port
their resources and establish a gene
ral clearing houso In order to avoid
duplication of effort and handle tho
problem efficiently.
I Tho Merchants Association of New
' York and the Brooklyn Chamber ot
Commerco have Joined hands with
tho Central Trades and Labor Coun
cil and tho Building Trades Counc'l
to formulate a practical program.
These organizations bollovo tbo altua
' tlon can bo met partly by pushing
building projects, thus giving em
ployment to thousands.
Tbe problem of tho ex-servtco man
Is at tbe heart of tbe ontlre situation,
I said Major William P. Doegan ot
tho American Legion, ono ot tbe
member ot tbe Mayor's committee.
Ho said 76,000 former soldier wereJ
out of work during the summer and
he fears the number will bo increased
to between 100,000 and 125,000 by
mid-wfnter.
"Wo bavo no funds to help them,"
ho said, "but we never let a man go
away wlhout holp, oven It wo have
to dig In our own pockets to holp
them."
I Dnwn on thn crowded East Bide.
tbo Bowory lodging houses aro al-1
ready filled, to capacity each ulbt.(
"Men out or worK aro sleeping every
where in tbo opon, In overy park, on
every plor, in alloys, In stonvirris
1 and any place thoy can buddlo out of
way nnd rest," said Major Underwood
of tho Salvation Army, "Thoy can
not do eo when It becomes cold."
WEATHER REPORT
OREGON Tonight and Tuesday,
fair In tbe west; fatr and .warmor
in the east. ' '
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NEW TODAY
STRAYED FROM HOME 3 months
old Golden Cockerol Spaniel puppy,
Reward for his return or, Information
as to whereabouts. A. L. Wlsbard,
1939 Auburn Avo., Hot Springs ad
dition, or 121 N. 8th. 12
LOST Thursday night pair of now,
Innv 1vrnit hnotn and nalr of over
alls, between Klamth Falls and Keno.
Leave at Hawxnurst lyaraot, iz
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LOST Sunday, Ooodyoar tiro and
rim for Ford car. Finder ploaso
roturn to this oflco. Roward.
12-13
FOR SALEi riano $196 cash. Phone
C21R. Aprt. 2, Evans apartmonts.
12
WANTED Woman to do washing
and housework. Call 1006 Pine
or phone 637M. 12-13
w una
WANTED Chambermaid, must bo
experienced. White Pelican Hotel.
12
THAT'S WHY WE SELL THESE FINE
clothes we're proud to offer the men of
this community the STANDARD of value,
satisfaction, wear, economy and right price.
New fall styles in suits and overcoats now
ready.
Lower Than
LEADING
5s2 CLOTHIERS
die Iiobmi of Kappoahelmec food clothe
WANTED TO RENT 7 room fur
nished houso. Box C, Herald,
12-10
FOR RENT Completely furnished 3
room apartment, prlrato bath. 54
Main. Phone 100R 12-13
FOR BALE Richly bred St Mawes
registered Jersey bull calf. Dairy
ing beata beef. Roturna each month,
Original herd and Increase left. R. D.
Snuford, Ashland, Ore. 12-16
O. E. H. NOTICE.
The regular meeting of Aloha
Chapter, No. 1, O. E. B. wll be bold
Tuesday evening, September 13 at
7 -30 o'clock at Masonic hall. Visitors
Welcome. Kale D. Poylon, W. M.
is
THE KLAMATH
Grain Exchange
BOLDISCHAR & VOCHATZER
Sole agents for the Globe Milling Co.,
San Francisco, Cal. A 10 million dollar con
cern the biggest in the west.
Malta Office:
Loala Uoidlsrhar
Malin Htate Bank
Molln, Oregon.
We will buy your grain
at Top Market
Prices
Wheat will be bought outright on
' Federal grades for all other grain,
samples must be furnished before
quotations can be made.
Weight receipts and certificates
of Federal Grain Inspectors guaran
tee you an absolute fair deal '
You can draw up to90 when'
shipping your grain from Klamath
Falls.
Our business is to move your
grain and get outside moneyt into
Klamath County.
, Sample bags furnished upon re
quest.
' lloferenco: , Marshall Hoopor, First Htnto and Savings Bank,
Klamath Falls, Ore, i t '
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Last Fall
NATIONAL METAL WEATHER
STRIP Thoeo desiring to placo
orders for this weather strip may do
no by calling or writing to the Herald
and I will call and see them on my
mlurn from Dorrls. tbe latter' part
of this woflk. Orders placed now will
be Installod about October 1st No
Installation can be made this year
unless tbo order Is placed while I
am hore tbls time.
If you do not know about tba
merits of tbe National Weather
Strips, I will be glad to call and ex
plain It to yon and make an eatlmate
of the cost of placing It In your build
ing and rcrfor yoj j antiy people in
this city who bava it already Install
ed. Kvery one of theaa user wll
tl you thoy would not get along
without It, even If the cost waa many
times what It Is. T. L. Collier.
2 11-17
H. Fallal OfTk aiul War,
heuse:
. Geo. W. Vocfaataer
lUldwla Warehouse, Kla
math Fall, aoruw from H.
V. Depot.