SATOBDAY, ajTtV 1, 1098
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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1 MAINLY ABOUT PE0PL
1!iiJoy'Trli) U I.nki . '""
i A ilollRlitdil trip iip 1 the' Inks to
Eagle tlldgo ,tavcrn ' where dinner
was served Was enjoyed Thursday
evening by it number of guests at the
invitation of Mr. and Mrs. A. B, Ep
person. The dlniio,! waj in, honor of
their hoiiBe giicsts; Mr. end Mrs.
Hi'trry Rowoll, ' w lid are hero from
Portland. Other guests worn:'- Mr.
had Mrs. Roy Durhin, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Poster, Mr. and Mrs. C. B,
firowno; Miss Minnie Walker, Arthur
lieavKt and Keith Kramer, Tho
was wade on the Oakland, After
dinner, dancing and vft radio con
cert we.ro enjoyod. ..',-,
Orchestra At Tin attic '" '
' A pit orchestra will bo a regular
featliro, at the Pino Tree theatre;
commencing Sunday night, It, was an
nounced today by Manager Porrln.
MomberB of the orchestra will In
clude' 'SA1. Stanley, director, Lee
Parkor, , Chas. Thompson, j. D.
McDeyltt, Mrs, Stanley, Wm, Crollen,
l.oulfi Stfeln and Paul Robfrtson,
most of whom are members of the
municipal band,.
open- Mrn Jjciivc
J. C, 'Boyle, Fred English, Q. B.
Mangue and Bel D. Gammon left yes
terday for Medford to. attend an op-,
crating conference of the California
Oregon Power company being held
there today, The Rogue River div
ision of the company is giving a pic
nic tomorrow on the river, and the
local officials will probably attend,
Crosa-Ijudanius .' .
;. Harmon Cress and Miss Alta Lada
mus were united In marriage Thurs
day evening at Orace Methodist par
sonage. . The Rev. F. L. Moore per
formed the ceremony In the prosenco
of a few friends of the couple,
licnvo Oro, Vacation ' ! ''.'"
trp ana" Mrs. Charles Donart have
Jfifl:fo1r Unlori oreeki where they plan.
Uf camp for a few days. They will go"
on from there to Medford, Hind will
' enjoy 1 months', yacaticjn Jn the
nbgue nigpr Uey. g it"
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; putting SlrsIIiuiwltor ...
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hamaker and
two children, WeBtley and Marie, are
Wire .from Portland visiting Hamak
nr's mother, Mrs. Amanda Hamaker.
Tliey made the trip by car,
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Jiiglnpcr Back .-, ... ..;
f: " H. W,. Young returned last night
om a business trip to San Fram
, ejsco. Young .Is-the , Southern Pa
cific engineer In charge of the sur
;Vcylng crew for the Natron cut-off.
Coming From East - ,
i. Mrs. June Henthorne and daugh
ter, Miss Bessie Lou, will arrive to
'nlght from WJnflold, Kansas, to
' visit Mrs. Henthorne's brother, ' L.
'H. Bellman. ThoyWUl stay about
two 'months, '.
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Here From Sacramento
j...J. L. Kingsbury and O. L. Kem
per ' of Sacramento registered at
the Hall last night. They are con
ilected with the United States geo
l'qglcaj survey.
$ ,, Jjrr. .
SjilHg Mary Jenkins 111
; Miss Mary Jenkins Is til' with an
attack, of appendicitis and . it,:- In
thought she may have to undergo an
operation. ' " .
'Vernon Llndsey 111 :
I -. Vernon jLlndsey Is ill at the home
of big, parents, Mr. and yMrs. L.
J.lndso'y.' ' .
Boy
F d r R e sponsi ble! ;
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Position
Inquire Herald Office
New. Moon Helped Itodro . , ,
The, first now mooa- nftor Juno
22 always brings good weather.'
which hints until tho moon chunsbs,
und the mysiovy of the' Wonderful
weather that soomed to ' come only
for the rodeo Is solvol when -ion.?
knows about tho moon,, This is, ac
cording to Marvin Cross, of BIy, who,
with Mi'B. Croat and baby, Is leav
ing for home today after being hero
for tho rodeo. Cross says the- new
moon should be given credit for the
success of the Sou. horn Oregon ro
deo. . !
Touring Oregon
A party of California people who
stopped a short time In Klamath
FallB yesterday, while on a tour
of eastern Oregon, were: , Mr?" and
Mrs, E. L, Warrick and son, " and
Mrs. Harry Smith, of San Fran-,
Cisco, Dr. and Mrs. O. P. Huuae and
son of Burlingame and Mrs. Frank
Maloney of San . Jose. They went
on to Crater lake, and plan to try
their luck at, trout fishing before
leaving the county.
ViBltwrs From East v'
Dr.. and Mrs, Maurice Ostelmor
and their son, Alfred -J.,' registered
at the White Pelican last night
from Philadelphia. They are on
their way to Crater lake. After a
visit there they will go or. north,
their ultimate destination being
Alaska.
Ashland VlsltoA Hero
Ashland was well represented at
the Hall last night. Registering
from there were Mr., and Mrs.
George Chalmer, Mr. and Mrs. A.
D. Oillls, William Nelson, Jr.; W.
Judson Oldfleld, A.. O. Moss, D, J.
Jenette, O. N, Turner and H. Eh
BriggsV'
Committed To Asylum '
. An attendant Is , expected i, front
Salem tonight for William Ravens
crof t, -'.-.who has been committed bjt,
the' county court to the state hos-:
pltal for the insane. ' ,'
ou Kisiiinr? 'rwp ,";,;f;-"...;Si'
Mr.' and Mrs. C. B. Martin" reKiit-
tored" at the Hafl iiist' night "biH
uicir way duck io acramenio auer
a fishing trip in Klamath county.
Lunihemmn Here ''
O. O. Russell, Inmborman of
Denver,, arrived in Klamath Fallsi
lust night on business and registered;
at the While Polican. .
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Olitnin MniTiage Llcensi . f'
Ed 'Hays Gentry and 'Lotus John-;
son, both negroes, obtained a mar-;
rlage license yesterday.
Leaves mi Vacation ; i
Miss Geneva Young loft yesterday
for Red Bluff, whero she will join
Crlonds for a two weeks' tour of
California. ,
VIhIIoi's From Portluml
Mrs. W. W. Garrow, her daugh
ter and three sons, are liore from
Portland visiting her mother, Mrs:
J. A. Bartle, on Michlgau avenue.'
ltd lu lls To Lnkcvlew
F. W. 'ilastorson has returned
to Lakevicw after a visit hero on
forest scrvico business. Mustcrson
Is a brother of Mrs. F. S. Wilson.
nctuiiv To nlai'shflelil
Mrs. F. H. Dunlvan has returned
to hor home at Marshfleld after a'
visit with hor parents, Mr. and Mrs.
L. N. I-Iniiios. ' .
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U- 'I 'inn- '
Wanted
.Dependable Lad
The Boys ' Cut
" J Such things as potato races like this one helped to fill in the five days of the trial trip of the 3-- S,
Leviathan, sponsored by Al Lasker, ex-chairman of the Shipping Board. The spud racers are (left to rig'at)
Fred A, Britten. Chicago congressman; Carl Laemmlo, movie, magnate, and P.ubo Clokilicrrr. comic nrtfs;.
Sells Housi; '
A':
Mrs. Minnie Henry hi paid her
house on Washington street'to R. F.
Setzer." Mrs. Honry will leave to
morrow for .Sisson, . where she will
pass the summer. --
leaves For Callftirnla-rv,7
Mr. andMrs; .Tex'iPerry left this
morning for San Franclscfd for sev
eral months. .' Perry's health has not
been good, and it Is" hopod that the
change will beseflt him. ' " . -
On Camping Trip
Mr.' and Mrs. Jack Hackett and
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brundage left
today on a camplngtrlp to Crater
lake and Diamond lake.
Sewer Work Starts
Work on the Blxth Bewer unit in
Railroad .addition has been, started,
and will be complo.ed wjthln three
or four months. . ': ' i,.'
To Grants Pass
Mr. ahd Mrs. E. 3. Veath and chil
dren will leave in the morning for
Grant's Pass, where Jhoy will visit
rolatlvos. '
Honored
Soe tho mnn. - Is he not proud
He wears a sine topper. And. a cut
away. And a watch fob. That
parchment In his hand la on honor
ary L. li. D. degree. Harvard con
ferred it at tho 2S7th annual com
mencement. The man la J. P.
'Morgan.
Mill . Hllll!
CAN .
YOU B&ST
&UAR.D
Your.
3' EYES 5
YOU can best guard
your sight, by having us
examine your eyes. We
examine: them for opac
ities and muscle troubles
and' con furnish . you
with glasses . that will
render your vision per
foct. A far-seeing man
looks after his eyes.
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Up a Bit on the Leviathan "Trip
HONOR AGED 1'RELATE
SAM FRANCISCO, July 7'. ;
Seyenty-eight years continuous ser
vice as missionary- were honored
here recently by thej friends - of
Dr. William C. Porid; 03, who came
i to California with 'the 1 Argonauts,
jof '49. The' venerable prelate is
believed to, be the last survivor of
the ministers whose-tusk it was to
keep perdition out of the early
mining camps. " '.! '
SEW YORK M'OMAX FIRST TO
; PUAIB HAWAIIAN JIOL'XTAIX
.:..HILO, Island of Hawaii, July 7
The lofty, snow-tipped summit of
Mauna Kea, highest spot In the Ha
waiian Islands, has, been surmounted
for the first time In hlBtory, by a
I party of women, which included Miss
j Kateherine MacGregor of New York,
a noted niKer.mouniaiu-cumrjer ana
writer. , s..;'.';; :m,; v '.'; :
FKAXCE WOULD EXTEND TRADE
. DUNKIRK, Frantfe, ' July ; 7.
The French government Is about
to send a vessel on'Ja trip to South
American ports loaded with, an . ex
hibit of Fronolf products. This
business builder ... hskthe iormer Ger
man 'steamer Ellfta'i, .buV'h'e'r'" name
has been 'changed .' 'to' '.La'"Bello
France. ' ?
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COMING EVENTS
July ' 7. Klamajh junior
dance at R. C. Short's barn..
July 12. -T-Chaj'ter presenta-
tlon to KlwaolBcJub at White
Pelican hotoi. .',:!,',. ' '. .
July 26-27 Visit' 'of ; Ro-
tary clubs of California and
Oregon to Klamath Falls and
Crater lake. ,
August 19. Community pic-
nic at Crater lake. - .
FOR RANCHERS
We will sell you
Green Slab at 1;he Big '
Lakes Sawmill $1.00
the cord, or '.Block
Wood at the box fac-.
tory. :; , . .
We are also deliv
, ering Slab and Block
. Wood all over the
valley for those who
cannot haul their own
WOOCl. ,,;'.;,.,
Bee us about your 1
I1CCU3 111 U1C J.UC1 111113.
We are prepared to
take care of you.
Q. PEYTON & CO.
419 Main
Phone 535
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: Lundquist ir.; Lundqulst :
V A default d'fderf'jgainst the de
fendant was fiigrfed by Judge Leav-
itt thiB. morning in the case of Fern ,
M. 'v's. John Q. -Lundquistr '
. AFPROVE WORLD COURT
WINONA LAKE, Ind July 7.
Qualified approval of : ": the " world
court was unanimously voted by the
World Christian Citizens' conference
In session here today. They adopt
ed a resolution urging American par
ticipation In the world court.
SELLING GARTS IDE'S
IRON RUST SOAP.
N:eded la every dffic,
chool, home. Fully pro--"
te:d In U S. Pat. Off.
Hiireraovediroarusttlnk. :
frait, medicine STA1N3
tKirty yeurt Large, tubei,
25 cents, J ..
. . TUBBLV fomethlng
nsW -waahingblue In paite
form Every home wife will
buy ilx or more-tubci. va
v Send 10c for-trlal tube or
15c for tube of ench and
prout'making plan.. . . ; -'-s
GARTSIDE'S
IRON RUST SOAP CO; '
677 Prettra Stmt i . v
Philadelphia, Fa. ' ''
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' .-'r. -ANDREW CARNEGIE SAYS: -
' - ', ' i "The best way-to accumulate money is . .
'' '" to save and bank a fixed amount of your
'income each month, no matter how small
-. the amount."
,. Why not follow this advice, "it's good," ; :.
: ' ' '! . 'and start a savings account with us today., : ,
' , ; . ." Your dollars , will be in good company, as - - -
a great many of Klamath's most successful T ; V.''
' '.! .' ' r.feusihess' men .cany, .their .accounts here-.. 7
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- The Home of Over 5100 Depositors ; . , . i,
' Member Federal Reserve Bank : - ' .A '
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FINKD FOR BKIXO Dltl'NK
Elmer Lynch paid a fine of $10
and costs in the justice court vas-
tm-day for di unkeness, W. M, Val- j Special Attention to Hur'itl.'al Wi
ter wus fraed J40 In the police court I iwxIh. Hmlium for tourer, v.
on the name charge and will servo I Modi-in, Tirittini'tii rr Dmhelen, ,,
10 days in Jail unless ho pays the
fine. '-
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Everything Electric al -
is not merely a phrase with us, as we main-. n-:f
.jv liable electrical materials. OUR PLACE R.
is the ELECTRICAL, SERVICE STATION
-iw where vou tret evervthiner electrical... in-.
. :r, eluding. . practioaL ; and-.tecluucal.. servicei:-.. ini
t - 'if the lights are put, if the range fails ?
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j io cook, ii . ine motor aoni worK, n any- -
thing goes wrong get reliable service' by
J calling phone 171. " " "
Link R
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R. J. SHEETS, Prop.
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Phpne 171
MORTON ,
HOSPITAL,
Sun Fi'HMiMscn, .i al.
$7.
Per . inantlt yi H
tin v ftf'.vetiil . r'.
cMKlltioncil. used.
riiiiios. Xr t nd tlii't. ;iood ucd .,,
1'iiiBOs pcncriinv son ouicKiy, hi
don't deluy, but Htait yovr -rou."ilc-,i
no.v lie'ore schools open. nil "i
Earl Shepherd Co:
Onu biisincKS, music cxtlusivoly.'
G07 Mala St.
BABY PICTURES
A Successful Specialty .i
PRICES VERY,
REASONABLE - ,
AND STYLES -THE.
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THE PEASLEVS.
Photographic Art
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