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I Personal Mention
Jnrli Dtintiwv Un'i wnilltiit until lilt cemlni: iljihti to "knouk 'nn
dtad." lUru cimrlvB Tutuiglln. I.o Amulm tailor, la toting Mm In an
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SHERMEN
.wrui.vr hones rorxn
Memories Will Llvu WIiiiii You
Say It With
Flowers
I'louer for iery occasion
Klamath Flower
Shop
H;tl MiiIii Htircl. I'liiuin 58!)
0inn Hiimlayrt U to 1
UYolc ilu)n. 8 a, in. (o H p. in,
i.oh anueleh. calif, ,nn- ni.
IlimcH of a man biilluvcd liy scientist
in Imvi, l.i'cn a follmwr of Dim Jiiun
liiulilgiiox Cnlirlllo, tli Spanish ex
plorer who landed t Kim Pedro, Sep
tember H. iril'.'. with unearthed by
n steam shovel rtci'iitly ilurltii: excav
it t li m work for ii Himimtr resort at
White I'oita near tlio Imrlmr.
Herald classified ads pay you.
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For August
Nifty now advance fall styles in Patent
and Kid Pumps. Cut-out effects and Military
and Low Flange Heels.
For Hot, Tired and
Aching Feet
Daniel Greenes Cool Coinfys, FcIUj and
house slippers, with rubber heels.
For the Outing
Hiking boots in colors and widths.
Houston & Jester
. 515 Main Street
Coolest, Cleanest Dining Room in Town
Tin Hing Guey
American Cooking
Steaks, Chops, Vegetables, Pastry, Cooked to
Order As You Wish Them, All Hours
Day and Night, Also All
Chinese Dishes
Elegantly 'Cooked
TOU1IISTS INVITED
(ill) Main SI.
Up-Stuirs
Tel. MU
Mr. ntnl Mi j. L, 0, Vnn Delicti
were- host yiiHlkirilny on n motor
trip In Outer lotto win; n thoy took
an llii'lr guest Mr. ntnl Mm. J. J,
Piirkur ami E. K. Mc.MIcIiimiIh, sup
iirliiluiiii'Ml of tlm American Ex
pri'MH itiinpniiy, who was hero for
several ilayH from Sacramento on
IfilHlliivix. Mc.MIcIiiioIh said thin
illuming bnfnrn taking tlio train for
dm iimitli Hint hn wan very much
liluliiil over tlm Crntnr Inko trip nnil
particularly wn hn pleased with tlm
Fort country, with Its miles of
green field cnvnrril Villi nutural
clover find wild hny iloltcil Intro
nnil there, with tliounnniln of liond
of cnttlo. Aftrr Hprndlnc n fow
hoiirn nt Crater loilgn tlio motor
p;irty ilrovu on roinul tho Him roud.
Mr mid Mr. C. II. Underwood
ntnl Mr. mid Mm. W. 0. Smith
with other Klamath KiiIIh folk who
I'lijoyod a day nl tho Inko ycnttr
day v
Many oiiIIiir partlen worn caiiKht
In tlm Hlorm IfiHt iiIrIiI on tholr
way hum" from imtljlni; poliitH
AmoiiK tlii'in wiro Mr; ainl Mru
eiurli'H I. Ilohrrln nml party. Mlhn
Marjorln Di'lnll, Mr. mid Mm. It
C, WrlKht, Itudiilph JacolM unit In
iiIh ItnlMTtn, who wcr on tludr way
liiinio from tho I.aku o' tho Wood,
whom they had Hpeiit thn day nt
tin' Hiimmrr raliln of Mr. nnil Mm.
Will llnldwln, whPii.tho Htorm hroko.
Mr. mid Mri". J, A. tionlon upont
Hn1 wnuk-end at their cabin nt the
Uiko o" the WaoiIm, ruturnlnR homo
lent pvciiIiik.
Mrc. Will llnldwln and son re
tiirned hntnn laxt nlclit from ' the
l.nkc o the Woodn wliero they have
liocn HpcndliiK invoral weokn mid
will lie In town for thn next few
dnyit lioforo rrturulnc to thn lako
for the rcinnlnilor of the mimmcr.
Nlnli Chnpinan In n littNlnrnit viol
tor heru thin weak from KuRcnc,
Chapnmn reprcucnts Tlffney and
Cokey of that city.
Mr. nnd Mm. K. M. I.urai and
family wcro at Crator lako for
.Sunday. rcturnlnK homo last nleht.
Dr. Oeorco Mcrrlman and family
upvtit tho weok-end at tlio I). II.
Camptiell camp on Spring creek.
T. M. Cunningham of tho Mt.
I.akl district was a county teat vis
itor huro Saturday afternoon.
C. Ilowman In town over the
week-end from his ranch homo nacr
Merrill attending to luminous of.
falm.
Krcd Houston, of the K. K. K
Ktoroa left Saturday night for Ilocky
I'olnt where ho spent tho weok-
end with his family who aro spend
ing nuroral wetk at their cabin
there.
MIjh Marjorlo Illack left this
morning for Alaska, continuing a
vacation trip which Kho started
u.irly tills summer from Flint.
Mlrhlgan. Miss ltlack Mopped In
Klamiith Kails for tho week-end to
he with her brother. H. It. Illack.
forest supervisor.
Mr. and Mru. Klbcrt Lenox re
turned thU murnlug to their homo
In Cnpco after several days spend
huro looking aftor mattors ot busi
ness. . i;
Mls I'au Weht spent yostorday
with her family m tho West ranch
suiitli of town, ,
Charles (1 ail ilea wua a cucst nt
tho Kui;lu Itidgu tuvcru ovoc thu
woek-eud.
Mr. tiinl Mrs. C. M. ltumsby ac-
louipauled by Miss Mlunlo llurnum,
loft Saturday night for Ilocky I'olnt
and stayvil thero fUhlug and rest
ing until Sunday evening wheu they
returned home.
' Iloy Illckmun ylnltcd In Klamath
Fulls from tho Fort over thu week
end. Juy Fuirclo a rancher form tho
Mt. Lukl district was in tho city
Saturday afternoon utter supplies,
Walter 0. Ilrowu, of CbUoqulu,
vu.s hero ou business Suturduy.
M. J. Lytoll mtdo a flying trip
Into towu from his Iionuia (arm
Saturday uttor mou to help with his
crop's. ,
A group of prominent California
people stopped ovur hero 8aturdny
ulght ut tbo Wblto Felicau hotel
ou tholr way to Harrlmsn lodge
whore thoy expect to upoud u brief
outlug period. They wero Mr. and
Mrs, II. T, Thompson who wero tho
hosts, uud Mr. and Mrs, V, K. Pal
mer uud son ot San Francisco and
Mr. uud Mrs. S. Manning, ot Bacru
mento. Thompson is private socio
tary tor IIerbortNFloUhackor.
J. S, KUlott hus returned, trom
Susanvlllu whom bo has Bpsnt tbo
past two and one-half months lu?
stullluK a holler tor the Lassen
Lumbor and Dox company uul a
halt doiou fireplaces to prlvatu
homos. Ho oxpoota to start at ouco
on tho Installation ot another boil
er for Aekloy liros. mill horo.
Kugoue Now method pruno dryer
being built, , . '
Ftrme boat
Fish Spotted From Altitude
of 500 Feet; 200-Pound
Catch Is Made
LOS ANOKLKS, Calif., July 31
ItlvHllug tho flying fish ns mi object
ot Interest to tho sporting world In
tho "flying fisherman" Introduced to
Southern California recently when n
parly of sportsmen hopped off In n
flying boat, sailed to tho filling
grounds, nnd spotting their gnmc
from mi altitude of COO feet, landed
mid cnught 204-puuuds of assorted
variolic of fish,
Piloted by 1'aii I llnnren, n local
aviator, tho big six-pnsienger flying
boat, filled with "flying fishermen"
mid with tucklu suitable for Imidlut;
gamu flnh aboard,, nosed lulu th!
air. After a twenty minute run to J
Ataloii, Simla Catallna Island, where
thu party dropped fur luncheon, tin
party headed for tho San Clementi"
fishing fields. Within a fan-minute
a school of ilhaioru was sighted from
un iiltltudu of S00 feet. Ilanrcu
brought thu seaplanu to rest Immedi
ately over tho fish, visible because of
thu clearness of thu water.
Two lines wero enst nnd tho fly
ing boat taxied over the surfaco trol
ling tho bait. Hesultn wcro Initan
tnncous, two strikes of albacoro fur
nishing, excitement for twenty min
utes before the flah wcro brought to
gaff.
Having taken their sharu of that
school, thu fl)lug fishermen", took
to the nlr again and located another
finny tribe within n few minutes-. Tho
ship was brought to tho surface and
onco again the fishermen got busy.
Two moroalba;oru nnd an eighty
pound shark rewarded their efforts
this tlmo, nnd having enough of the
sport fofono day tho sportsmen hop
ped back to their homes.
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Hllngu I an innurmico against n
long winter and short liny crop, ni
well n nn economical feed foe sheep
and rattle. Tho full value of thu
silo wan felt In the Into hard winter
wild hay out of sight. Tlio llnlo-i ex
periment station hn found that a
combination of hny nnd ll ir.o pro
duce twlco tho dally galn:i nt hnlf
tho cost of gains on hay alona. O. A.
C. Kxlcnslon Service.
proporly opplled. A good soap suds
rather than clnnr wntor will miilst In
spreading (ho solution milting it
morn offoctlvn nnd economical of In
hor nnd material. O.Va. C. Kxpori
incut Station.
. When nut become troublesome
wholo colonies mny ho dcuroydl by
mixing a tcaspoonful of tnMnr emetic
with a tnbleiipoonful of hono7,
spreail(iig It on piecn e: uroid and
placing this baU In tho path of tho
ant. They carry portion of tho pois
oned honey to their youn.c ;i well
n eat of It themsolvei'. O. A. C.
Experiment Station..
Tho codling moth spray for sum
mer protection wn duo In most dis
trict before the end of .fitly. Grower
In doubt ns to arrival of Infestation
can consult cither tho county agents
or extension worker a convenient.
O. A. C. Experiment Station.
Aphis on eahhagu and kale plmil.1
nrn particularly had this year In
many part of Oregon. Illick lenf-40
diluted necordlng to directions on thu
packngo will clean Hiqm out when
Land In tho Wlllamctto valley that
I to bo sown to fall crops can ho
disced to ndvanlago before tho fall
rain. Thl puts tlio Innd In nhnpo so
that It can bo plowed earlier, which
1 an nVsontlal thing for successful
fall sown grain. O. A. C. Experi
ment Station.
COHVALLIS, July 21, Just how
many world championships In egg
laying contest liavo been annexed
br hens of college breeding, wn
told by .Taniei Dryden, profesMr tf
poultry bus n nlr, to minUrs ot
th0 American Association of poultry
Instructor and Investigator In rc.1
nloii ou tho campus. Professor Dry
den I credited wltaUiavlnir out Thtf
nnrthtonai nn ttin nann fMH.'an am
producing standpoint and that U
snld to ho Just why,, tho most pro-'
mtnont pmiltry speclallnta ot thn
country docldod to moot la tka
northwest thl summer.
Tho oxporlmcntal breeding work
of tho coltcgo was well known ns In
It gonoral scope but tho special
ists showed great IntcrcU lit learn
ing of tho dctalis nt how thi re
sults have been accomplished.
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CONFIRMS OIL STRIKE
Telegram Awrt OcclilenUt WcH
Jtatrl nt -1,066 Barrel
A telegram received today by
Gcorgo Chamborlaln conflrmn Sat
urday's announcement ot a s'.rlko
by tho Occidental Petroleum com
pany In tho Santa Ts Sprlngi field,
ami assert that tho woll Is ratoil
at 4,000 barrel dally and pro
nounced by oil men as tho best In
tho field.
Ilccausa tho plpo lino is not jet
connected tho well" Is not flowing
full capacity but Is making 300 bar
rels dally through a flva-slxtoontka
Inch pipe.
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Hdp Your Own City
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I Witli the proper spirit in Klamath' Falls nothing -can stop
t its GROWTH, AND PROSPERITY.
THIS IS THE TIME FOR ALL GOOD MEN to show their loy
alty to the City of Klamath Falls
and by LOYALTY WE MEAN:
1. BUILDING NOW, so as to provide jobs for our own workers.
You're going to build anyhow, sooner or later. This entails
no sacrifice. Prices are down, some to such a low point that
there is bound to be a rise.
2. BUYING NOW the things you need. Prices are down to rock-
bottom and you gain nothing by waiting.
0. BUYING FROM OUR OWN LOCAL MERCHANTS in pre
ference to houses in far-off cities. All we ask is to try them
FIRST. You'll find that their prices are as low and their
qualities as good as anywhere, and they're always here with
a SATISFACTION-OR-XOUR-MONEY-BACK POLICY. ,
There's nothing wrong with' this city, Prosperity is bound. to re
turn, sooner or later. If you, Reader, will act upon these sugges
tions, WE WILL HAVE IT COME SOONER
Let us all get behind this movement. CO-OPERATE!
Build Now Buy Now--Work Mtre Ears More
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