,i .HwjtWt! M" - -fJT' ' I.U3 I" . 7 m .! y ... M t ij ' 4 & fo j " Km 4-6 - ::." PAGB fIVH THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FltlDAY, OOTOI1KB J4,"i021r A Personal Mention a -i MIbu Fnvn Hindi lu In tiiivn Yrnm ,?' libr homo In tiio Kliiinnth vulloy on ' i a combined uuhIiiohs and pionauro trip. 0. I). Arthur, prvnldont of t)io Howiird caltlo company of Lnkovlaw. wuh In Klimiutli KnllM yoHtordny nt- tondliiB to lmittorn of IhisIiiohh. ills ; , ,ibImoss coimliitod partly of buying 'fti now Oldflinolillo from tlio Aemo ' Motor company, and uiivIiik. n hlir (bill of grncorloH from Kiamath m'or- ; 4 Mr. nnd Mrs, John Endors drove tint of tho wcok. Mrs, dray ox poets to Bpond tho wlntor In tho BOlltll, Jim O'ICncfo In HpcmMng tho wook onil In town from hl.i ranch bolow Keno attending to muttons' of busl nosa. , Jim, John Corboll In In town for a fow ilnyn , tfrom hor prosont humo on tho big marsh visiting with old frlAnds In Klamath Falls,, rrrtnk n. Iloblnson, who has Orln been In Portland for tho past throo stor, vfaibuH motio.v ricTuiti: " f'AITMI.' ll,' 1.1,'iMi. li.lTn i.-l !, 1 OllO Of (lin lilffL'lmt Inirnt linlllnu nunr ' fought over a inuv':ug picture nnd one that' will havo widespread and lnstlng Influence upon tho plcturo business, Is now under way botweon two of tho big plcturo production concerns, Tho .siicosh thnt. followed "Tho Throo Aluskotcors," in which Loulso Olaum, A, chants, 5 i .-jovsr 10 ABiunnii today with a pnrty o( J friends who nro planning on attend- . "K tho AnhliimMCIaimith football ffl?Kamo. Mlsu Vorda Coiuad wns a inamlrar of tho party, who will boost for tho K. 0. II. S. team. 11. U. Cobb, a monibor of tlid Call-fornla-Orogon P.owor cOmpnny'H on glnoorlng Blnff, is back at work aftor a porlod of Indesposltlon caused, by a bad burn rocolvod on circus day when ho accidentally stoppod Into n hot spring, John Shook wan attending to busi ness affairs horo yesterday from hlo ranch in tho Dairy country. It Is, on hi, ranch that tho oil digging Is in progress. t Mr. and Mrs. Oscar I'oyton and 'ons, Frank, 'ixssllo nnd Italph, left by auto this (doming for Ashland and Medford to spond. tho wook-and nnd tp attend tho football gamo at Ash land on Saturday. Lcsllo and Frank aro among tho votoran playorn qn ,tho local torini; having 'wotf tholr lottera last.yoar. , , r i - l Mra. Ooorgo Wslton nnd daughter, Doatrlcp and Kathorlno, woro In town yottorday afternoon' from tholr honic at Merrill. Tho Misses Waltons woro In the chlldrbn's brehestrn, "directed br Harry Ilarrnll. Hint nlnvn.l i.. f !O0i . ff"6on for tho entertain- , muni ui mo toacnors wno woro at tondlng tho inBtltuto this weok. ,a. Wt .Houston nnd Wlllard Smith nnsworod tho call of tho wild this morning whon thoy awoke and found It raining, and woro out after duckB boforo tho day was Tory old. It. C. Spink Is In town for a cotiplo of days from Idlorcs't on Springs crook looking after his business affairs. ( J. K. Paddock was In town from Donnnxa - yestordny -nttondlng to business .nffnlrs hero. , Mr., and Mrs. Frod Potnrson nro ' spondlng' tho wook-end' In tho county goat tin order thnt, Mr. Pet eriori may attond tho 'instltuto bob glonn being held hero. Mr. nn'd Mrs. W. J.- itcrtrnm, woekfl on buslncss'lB oxpoctod homo on tonight V train, ,I.co Ilonn and family, accompan ied hyistovo Meaner, loft yesterday afternoon for Clovor crook whoro they -will spend tho noxt fow days hunting. Tho rain 'will mnko things onslor for tho party -whon they start tracking tho nntlorod bonutles of tho forest. Margaret Huntoon Is a visitor hero today from, hor, homo in Mnlln. C. F. Flint nnd F. 0. Mcdnvlc nro liimhormon who arrived InBt night from San Francisco nnd aro staying ns guests at -tho Whlto Pol lean hotol. Johnson and Dorothy .Dnlton.j prompted another concern to film tho Btory, starring Uouglns Fair banks. .Tho result of tho suit will' Iducldo whether successful pictures! can bo .(llniuU by another firm, thus Bui'uriiiK somo ncnoui irom tlio su,c-j cess of tho first producers, i "Tho Thro Musketeers' Is now being shown lu Portland nnd Soattlo nnd it speaks voll for tho enterprise of Tho Strand theatre thnt this great production can bo seen horo at the' samo tlmlo. It will bo shown nt tho Strand Sunday. ijmjk nrc Ann inihutkd.' BIG CAOI OFF r- , l' Desplto tho threatening weathor'for tho big gamo jOt, Ashland tomorrow between Klamath' Falls'and tho Ash- land 3toqms, f lftoonocarloads.tof jplay ors and rooters left this morning for .tho, scono. ptho,. bnttlo, ta) pf,cn- miisiasm ana pop. "itain or no rain, wn'ro Ashland bound and our team will win," woro tho last words of tho rootorn as tho cars started.' Tho' twenty two mombcrH 'tif tho football squad consnjtlng, of T. Pey ton, I,. Peyton, H; Wo.riley, 0, OroVes. T. Tonksly, P. Montgomery, T. Mont gomery) 'It. Montgomery, Oootr, A. Moorlatnf, 'G. I)6w, It. Watts, M, Adams, W. Samllinm, II. Can troll, II. Poltz IJ. Jofforn, C, 8hrlvorn, 0. Carr, P.. Milam, P. Motschnnbacher ' left under vtho chargo of Professor Itobqrt Gocti nnd Coach "'HI" Wood.7 Tho team ycstqtday afternoon woro taken to tho medical' cxamnor for physical Inspection and found to bo fn first class condition. Conch Woods Is a believer In tho rulo that players should ho examined carefully boforo any contest. This theory, if npplled years ago, would havo resuueu in tho saving of many players serious who havo boon living horo for somol Injuries, coacn woous sajs inni tlmo nt their homo on Ninth Inspuctlon of tho Klnmath team will Btreet. loft yestordny morning for, ho mado regularly to hvold any sorl- Callfornla whom they aro moving, ous consoquonces from nccldcnts In hopo of Improving Mrs. Dert- which can bo avoided. ram's health. j Tho ndvanco guard of Klamath , . Mrs. Al arahnm and llttlo daugh- Falls rooters woro instructed by tholr tor, Dolphin will return tonight comrndos to hold down Klnmnth's from n visit of throo months wlthjsldo until tho mnln urmy arrives to- rolativen nnd frlonds in Mississippi morrow, aa many pluft to loavo this nnd othor nouthorn states. nftornoon nnd onrly tomorrow morn- Waltor 0. West. Indlnn ugont, Ing. Tho rally tonight will boo at Is In town today from tho Agency least 75 Klamath rootors In tho audi- nttondlng to mnttors of business! torlum of tho Ashland high school VERSAILLES, Sept., 18, (By Mall) Tho Indictment ngolnst Henri ' Ueslro Landru, the French Oluo-' board, has boon drawn up, Therp ate ' 20 counts, 11 of thorn charging rauri dor of women to whom ho had pro-1 misedmarrlag', nnd, tho remain lor forgery arid other, fraudulent opM-a- t'0!".." . "Ho will bo arrnlngni'd for trial 'In" tho. first, weok jn November, bnvlifg boon Jailed slnco April, 131U. " tU ' llAIHR 10TAL IMTE8 ' 1 V . 'if) . (Dy Main- have hrcn - tJ . - x last to eight This has LISBON, Sopt., 16 Postal ratos InPortugnl increased slnco May times tho former rate aroused protests from publisher and membors of parliament who charge thnt tho hew ra.i v'rtually prohibit the 'exportation of Iiookb to' 'Brazil and that this will destroy Portuguese Infliionco In tholr country. "aam --- -.-- ftwM -- a. HHHHdH Uftfr B Si " ' ' J S" Mnko thnt idln ilollir work I it in tlio hank. ; rut Gttndbdia tlndasi "! boJr mttt bodr, comln' ihtaush iht rre" and Mtlcf to hlmUUt "OoJi. If I WWM Vlllf mti pwriu ims wit IWiy TCUI Q' A Real Man's Instrument Is the.anlbranscn because it does everything that the straight piano can do, It nov. 'cr has1 to bo coaxed to play, la never out.of practice and the ncrw free instruction music rolls teach how to play not how to grind out noise. 1 The dubranscn Player today Is ag logical as the automobile and bringr educa tion, comfort and Joy to every member ot the family. Should you have a child about to start music then by all means select a player tor, Jt provides tho means ot hearing the world's best music band played by the' 'sreategt muslelnna rlsht In vonr own hnmn . 1 1' Wo are asking every man to .play tho Odlbransen 10. 'minutes ' our 'store,. -ei-, ? amino tho scopo ot tho now free instruction rolls nnd let 1 us ,explalnrtherprlces which aro National $495, $600, and $700 with terms' up 'tir thlrty'months.t .: Lots play tho Oulbransen. " .'.l"xf .'U . ,t, , v'uK EARL SHEPHERD COC Klamath's Only Exclusive Music House ', j 507 Main St. v . VWMMWMMAAAWAMAAAMMAAAMMAAAAMArAMMrlAMrVMMrV WWW in W1WVir nftVMVWVVVWVWVWVWVVWYTrtrti'Vl(V(VMj. connectod with Indian, affairs. Mrs. M., Kln'tr Oray accompan ied by hor two sons, King 3r, nnd nichnrd, loft this morning .for Oakland, Oallfornlnj nccompanlng tho body of Jki, King Sr who died nt his ranch on tho Uppor lako tho nnd tho visitors nro prlmod to ren der a good account of thomsolves. Tho gamo Is scheduled for 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Mnko that idlo fiolwr work! Put It in tlio bank. ' vm YOU CAN ALWAYS DEPEND on Special Prices for ' V -Saturday Dressed'Fryers 30c lb, Plate Boil :.... ....; 9c '' Roasts :;,...v,...:j... J..;;i.:15, 20c ' . Steaks 18, 25c . Hamburger ....15c 2 lbs. 25c Bacon i . 35c INDEPENDENT MARKET Next to Strand Theatre . i. - . . "' 'r 1 136 Main .We Deliver Phone 543-J Special Sale-SATURDAY COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, MILLINERY We have just received about 125 new Coats, Suits and Dresses and will offer the entire lot tomorrow SATURDAY at Special Sale Prices. If you are unable to purchase a garment you are contemplating, a small deposit will hold same for 30 days. ' Remember the sale prices are for ONE DAY ONLY. TJie most popular fabrics are used in the garments and, the trimmings employed the very newest for this lot has just been received from New York today. Coats-Special Prices: $14.85 to $39.85 Sizes 16 to 46, regular values $20.00 to $65.00 SuitsrSpecial Prices: $27.95 to 39.75 Sizes 16 to' 44, ..regular values $37.50 to $55.00 Dresses-Special Prices: $14.85 to $39.85 Sizes 16 to 46, regular values $20.00 to $65.00 Canton Crepes, Charmeuse, Crepe Back Satins, Poirett Twills, Serges, Trioctines. Many exclusive novelties in ' this lot. ALL Millinery Reduced Our entire stock of Hats in Trimmed and Sailor atyles reduced for this sale. We have group ed the entire stock in three lots. $4.85 $6.95 $8.95 Regular yalues $7.50 to $15.00. Special lot of. others Hats '"' $2.95 FOnMER VALVES 95.00 TO 97.50 HECTOR'S - V "The Women,8 Fashion .Center" w 't ;jK 4 .. w-.,tUUJ 1 dffl i ? ' y .4' & M ?'V ! - : '' l