The Evening herald., June 26, 1923, Page 21, Image 21

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THE F.VEN1NG HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
biainly; about people
A .Queen's Catch
I. .1. Nti'iur 1 1 1 1 m
I . J,' Hlrnw ri'tunii'ii lunl" iiIkIiI
iiflw' nil liiniii('ii o( mivuml minium
ii C'lillfoi'tiltt. Htruw li.ft fur tlni
hiiifll of Ilia lii'iillli, ifiiil wtm hi
u Han friiniiiHi'ii lioHpllnl for wiinix
llinc. I In vlnltmi ii tiiotlmr at
Murnlidiilil liiifuni mining homo, lint
iiiiwIui'ii itlil Imi mi) a plure lo num.
intra nlili Kluimith nmiuly, I Ik hi
luniiil in ii i:h liiiiiroviiil In health.
(Mil Ittalilciit lluik
John Slum arrived In Kluiimtii
Kalla Iiiki night from Cullfornln.
where lie wnni limt full for hl
health. . Ha pasaotl iho winter 'on
tilt deeert south of Lot Vtiti, and
la ilad to be bark In Ktamatli
county for tha timmar,
Himlcnt Hire
Gi'oriio HIikh rularnnil homo last
night from Kuitano, whuro he wbm
Krailunlvil with lliu 1023 clam from
tho Unlveraity of Oroion, and will
pass tha "minor with bla parents,
Mr. and Mia. V. W. RIkks.
flnllnra llrrt .
A, I.. Lyou and O. I). Euton of
tho V. 8. 8, Callfornlu, aro rla
torod at ilia Hull. Tha California
I ono of tho noweat U. 8. battlo
fhlpa, and Ii manned entlroly by
Californium.
Hump For Hummer
Mlaa Luclllo Lambert ha returned
from California, where aim hat born
attending school, and will pane the
aummor with hot parenia, Mr. aud
Mre. C. 0. Lambert. 'f
To) Vlalt In AlilnniV , ,
Mr a. Eva Smith and llttla aon.
Jack, left on tha stage thla morn
ing for Aahland, where they will
vlalt frlamla for a week.
JInya JIouno
C. K. Martin haa purchaaod from
R.' E. Smith (i four room huuao at
1605 Oregon avonuo. and will tako
poaaoaalon thortly. '
i-
To 8. V. For Vacation ,
Mian Mlldrad Burk lft on tha
train thla morning for San Fran
olaco whoro .aho will enjoy ' a faw
daya' vacation,
Lfuvo for Ran KrancUeo
Mr a. Kdna Shnllock and, daugh
tor, Mlsa Cominnco, loft for Bun
Prancleco thlt morning for an ex
tended atny.r
In From , llonnnu ,
W. H, Pankoy and Claude Clop
ton art vlaltora In town from tho
Bonanaa country.
Returns To rortluiHl
Mlaa Mario Anansen haa rnturned
to Portland after a vtaft of two weeka
with Mlai Mary Jenklni.
Spcnda M'eok'Rnd At Merrill
Mlaa Pauline Cllft tpent tha wook
end at Merrill with the Ml aura Paul
ine and Mamlo Qlacomlnl.
Aceepta PoilMone
Mlaa Francea Humphrey and Mlaa
Marian Wortloy have taken poaltlont
with the Wllaon Abalract company.
Gee Man-lago l.lron no ' ,
A -marriage llcenao waa laauod
Saturday to Amoi W. Perklna and
Oladya Peart McCollum, both of
Klamath Falli.
Returns To Portland
F, C. Smith returned to Portland
thla aummer after a bualneaa vlalt of
several daya hero.
Kodak tlnlahlng at Btlnion'e. 3tf
First 'Nurse
" N
v 'tot:-. (
' Mies Llndft Illchardn, Ml, of
Wooniocliol, li., I., waa the flrat
pupil to entor tho flrat tmlnlng
achool for nuraoe In the United
Ktatea. That waa nt Roxuury, 1
Mum. She la honor guoat at the
convention of tho American
League of Nurioa.' . Eduoatlon at
Bwampaoott, Worn.
I.i'iti,;. l-'ot AmIiIiiihI
Mim M, IIowiiiiiii of (IiIIii'ihIii
li'fl Hilii iijo.iiiiik on ii lirlof vlnli
to Anil lu li il .
I'riiprrly N Hulil
II. K. Hill 1 1 h Iiiih mu Id In K.-I'.
llowi'll lull thn'K mill four of hlui'lt
IK, urn olid l'ulrvli'W iiilillilon. llow
i'll will hi kill coiiiil riiiillon of a
lioum. on thu jro)irty lniiiiuilliiti.il)'.
Itiiiiilii'r In
Htophvn (irirflth wiia
anut vltltor yeaturday
ranch mwr Merrill,
a nou iity
from hl
Iti-KMrnd At Hull
Mra, It. D. Chamliorlaln, Mra. N.
1. Chamhorlnlii and ilurrdll lluth
uwny roffUtornd nt thn Hull lint
nlKlit from Vnncoiivnr, W'uiililiiKlon.
To I'ortliinil On ' llnslllim"
Iti'X Itnnncr wan a pnunniiKur on
Hut aluko thla morning for Port
land, where ho' will trananct bual
imm for tho noxt few duya.
Vlnltor From Vnllllix
II. K. Wolford wna a county
vlnltor yttriluy from Vuluux,
turning today.
SNOOK ARRAIGNED
ON TWO CHARGES
MI'l;l'll)'.MIMMfiM.;R
; CONCERT WEDNESDAY'
Tin.
' It. A.
homv of Jiintlco ami Mm. Miiiilcliiil llnml To llnicidilii
Ullllllllt WUH tho HCTIW! of I j Front, of Central Hcliool
iliiiK IhhI iilnlit, When tlni JuiIk"!
pfiici-ni ,iueii- w in iiim iii- io i-'i-dd r,.H, uio icriMiimiy for Mian f Cut ti ,
To liolli liiiciilH Mm in ilnv j fiiiu . ! Hpaniclur and W. J. Murphy, both
To ,tiii'iir Hiilin!,iy j f f.akovlcv. .Murphy in n proin-
i Incut ntockiii.ili of l,;iki lounty, anil
T. I.. Kiinok. f-iloriil Hiidiit. In- hrldu him In n t-aclilnit INiro.
(Ilrtiil by Din Kranil Jury KrM
on ii I'liurKo of r.hoollrift lit il lal- i
nib iwtiplei! by Wlllla'n Marx and a I " .T i
A ClilcaEo tnlior aovotlm a: "Wo
will navo you .;0 cunts lo on enjry-dollar."
Arthur Wlh oii, Jay fii'i d nml 11.
li. l.lnii.ir witu(5.;-il thn coroiuuuy.
(lilvi-r on May 27. aid on nnothor
i villi nr.. of r-inhiiy.zllnti VL wlillc Jun
I Urn of tho peaeo of tho Wood lllver
dintili t, wna arraigned on both
I iduiriti-a In the rlrrult court yoati-r.
j day. Knook will appear Huturday
at 10 a. in. to p'cuil to th(. luillct
riKititH. I.Koniiril I.oni?, Indian policeman,
charudd with abootlng (I. W. Baker
(in the highway' near I.nmm'a mill,
April 13, v.'lll bn arraigned in the
circuit court Saturday moralng.
I.r.nn and Snook will he defended
by Thomas McOulrc, of Portland,
United Statea district attorney,- who
will arrive here thla week.
Winifred C. WJJolr, of Ht. John,
N. li. la nut content with tit-ing
Cnnudu'a Wiuly quc.n (nhu'a called
MIU Cunuiial. buv i alrlvlliK for
the pltculbilal c)iu:nploni)ilp. liho
cuuKht tit. Hint bin niiu on a
tihnvn.fUliliiK Ulp oi. Culn'a I'.iver,
NuW llrunavvklc
BEND MAN RELEASED
I'liyinent of Amount Due Plaintiff
Given Arllo lleiijumln Freedom
Here From Wortlen
"Champ" McColtuin wna n hual
nnaa vlnltor In Klnmutli Kulla yeu
lurdny from Wordon.
A Crnve Mlatnkn
"Hullo! I want to ordor a box for
tomorrow."
"What tlo?"
"Thore will be alx of ua In the
party."
"Dut they come only In alngle
'aliea we'll have to have It made
apodal."
"la thla the Lyceum?"
"No, It la the undertaker."
A Ho Penjamln, who wai arreat
ed Runday and held In Jail here
awaiting word from Sheriff , Hob
crtii of Bend, where he was wanted
nn a charge of larr-ny, waa re
lented lout evening after paying tho
amount duo the plaintiff In Bond.
Sheriff Roberta wired tho nhcriff'a
nfflco hero that he would not com
after Benjamin If thj man would
pay the amount he had taken.
Ko.lnk rinlHlilna at Stlnnn'. 31 f
l.I'.MIIKR WORKER DIKH
Morrla J. Mayer died nt a local
hoapllal laat night aa tho result of
Injurlea rocelved two months ago,
when he waa aruck with a poavy
handle while working for the Al
goma I.umh.T company. Mayer waa
4 8 yoara old, and had no rolatlvea
here. Funoral nrrangomenta await
word from a brother In Roseburg,
BIRTH RECORD
RAND At the Klamath Valley hoe
pltal, June SO, to Mr. and Mra.
J, (1. Rnnd, a daughtor; i weight
I4 pounds.
LET'S GO!
AMERICAN
LEGION DANGE
at Open Air Pavilion
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 27
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HOUSTON'S ORCHESTRA
A western taxi concern inquir':
in an advnrtlarinrini: "Why pay
hlKh rates when you can set our
ciiba 100 per cent cheaper than any
other eompany'H In the city?" which,
aa we figure It, means free rides.
ATTENTION' MOOSE W. O. M. V. J
Mooaehearta' tenth birthday. Wed-'
nosday, June 27th., at Moose ball. 1
Birthday cake, dancing, 'neverythlng.
Bring your friends. 26-27
Kodak finishing at Stlnson'a. Zlt ,
Another Concert will bo given by
the municipal band Wednesday
efinlni?. thi one in front of thu
Central school, commencing at 7:H0.
The postponed baud danco will ho
hold at the open air pavilion Fri
day ovtiiinK, Juno 2!t.
The iiiogiam for Wednesday fol
lows: Mnrcli WaiihSngton I'ohL Hoiihu
Grand Medley Huperba Dal by
Wttltx Hesitation Mighty Iike
a Rose ...Irwin
Cornet solo Three Star Polka
Bagley
By Norman Nlva
Foi trot One NiKht in Juno ....
- Snyder
Intermission
PART TWO ( t,
N'aiitiriil K.in'usla : Tobuni
, Wult Thru" thu Night Logan
j Spanish Hcruiindu I.n Pnlomii....
) Oriidler
JTronihoiio Novelty Mournful.,
' MskkIo '...King
I March 1'01110 Wiioru tho Bright'!'
j Lights. Shlue .McCunfl
S.n.r tlptruglcd Banner
W. K. Kit AMUR, Ulrector :
COMING EVENTS
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NOTICE
I will ho out of town until June,
29, and will he ready to receive pa'
tlents Saturday, June SO. Dr. K.
nietsrlie. 2S-29 .
RHEUMATISM
Cannot Exist In the Human Body if
You Wilt Dm Trunk's Prescnptioi
11 lm prvjvuiioivua, to tact. It l
lm to muliot witb laf iuiiuttir).
Utuiu;utMr. HViavtlU Of fcu (uffli Of
i.iivuitiaitiana.
Ttnu frKawrrlpdun do oot ruin
tfie UilUdcti, 11 dw Oot dlra th
UvM.ci. Kat all tii mat aud kjo0
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i'tfMv-rlptloa. Ceviilaia uu mr--ijy,
. aailuyiaio yxla, oil wltJtJKin or
baicotics, but positively ovircumai
any kiad of rboumatism or (out oo
earthy What mora do you antT
Toar l imitiliitf just aa guod, and
''It U iiiiuwlbt(j Lo gel auuieUnntf
bvttvr. Tiie Kreatest uric acid
vent known and also a autHrHor
liver niftllrl. N
Trunk i'roiptlon H forfi.7
ir I r nnlv $fi rt-iir int.
Siip 1puk Co., Thf R xnl Store.
WM. A. RICHARDSON & CO.
OFFICIAL DECORATORS
407 Main St.
Will be in Klamath Falls with an $8,000
stock of fast color flags, bunting, etc, in
ample time to decorate all streets and
buildings for the
SOUTHERN OREGON RODEO
We are in a position to save you money on
your decorations.' Our solicitor will call
on you. V
"Relieved in 3 Days'
SO writes one of my patients
who had suffered severely from
Pilesformanyyears.Herletterand
those of scores of others who have
been permanently cured by my
non-surgical treatments axe con
tained in a book which I shall
be glad to send any Pile sufferer
FREE, upon request.
No hoapltal bills, no anaesthetic, no
shock, no danger, no .enflnement to
bed or room, and a GUARANTEED cure
Remember my guarantee
mean a positive and per-
manent cure nd matter
how severe yoor case
may be.
DR1PHAS. J. DEAN
2ND AHavWOHKMIf! KUKI lArii,MiriKwr,
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NOW ON SALE AT THE FOLLOWING
PLACES:
Underwood Drug Store
Star Drug Store - -
Square Deal Drug Store
Currins' Drug Store '
vWhiunan's Drug Store '
Waldorf Pool Hall
Mecca Ppol Hall
Pastime Pool Hall , . .
IS TO 20-MINUTE FLIGHTS $10.00 .
30 TO 35-MINUTE STUNT FLIGHTS $2S.0Q
THE car owner who has worked
around to buying a Hartfprd "H"
Tread Fobrio or a Hartford Red or Grey
Tube is tho man to ask concerning tho
basis of the Hartford reputation.
His past experience is fresh enough
in his mind to make the discovery of
Hartford valuo rather sensational. 1
See the nearest Hartford Dealer.
MARSHALL-WELLS COMPANY
IHttritoun
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Klamath Falls Auto -Co.
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The Small Garage With the Large Trade
Bii4 Mnin Htrci't riiono 240 M
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picked men, who delight in turning ,'
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That our automotive equipment is very complete.
A Set of Gabriel Snubbers will "bulldog''
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In a "stampede" what more could you wish for than
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