Tiii iiHinv, w(jrnT no, loan.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Fan FIvt
MAINLY
ABOUT PEOPLE
living For Houtli ,, M,,,, ,;. N ,,,!nt ()f Am.
. MIhii Murlit Olii.iuiliwln, who him . ei V They imul,, tlx. trln lo Knitln
buen vlnlllng her imriMilu nt Hly
ami friends lo lown for (hn Inst
four weeko, will Imivir hi llin morn
ing rof . I )i ovllln. HIm. will In. no
rouipunled hy Mlmi Itulli Utiilsey,
who Will vli.lt her ut nrnvlllit far
II fnW days., Mlii l.liiilm.y will go
oil from Ornvllle to Hun Krnnrlsco.
nod will vlnlt friend iiml relative.!
thorn and In Oukhuid fur iwo
weeks.
Kugctip VIkIKiih ,eii
Mr. noil Mm. I.. V, llukes and
Mm. H, A. Foster lft for their
homo nt Hugeno yestirduy after a
vlnlt nt tlio liiiini) of Mm. J. K.
Hacked. .Miss I. ll I il KoMi r, who
ramo here with thm. renin I nml to
leach III tho city schools.
Visitor l-cnvi- For l.
Mr. nml Mm. lillborl Arnold, who
have been visiting hero for tho pun I
week with Mr. 'mid Mm, (Miurle,
ratlnmon. left liy motor thU morn
ing for tholr homo In Lot Angeles,
whro Mm, 'Arnold holds position
In tho Jiubllo school. , Tht) visitors
met many old friends during, their
stay he.ro. , :
XrvmiiMPr From H, 1
Minn Virginia l.lndsey hua arriv
ed from Bnn KrunU-lsro io lake a
poaltlon a bookkeeper with tho Pel
ican Hay I.umlinr company. Rim
will maka hrr homo with Mr. and
Mm. 12. M. tKl.
Ifimtliill Fmly Airlo
Mm. Itopa Weston Kllhourno wan
In from Koglo Itldgo lust night to
moot a hum log party from Califor
nia. ThFy mado tho trip to tlm tav
ern by boat. :
To Oakland
J sales noblnnon In ft this morn-liiK-on
a week's business trip to
Oakland, California.
Itidgu whllii here, niid wern uthiiH-
IllHlIC 0VOr tho IIOHIilllllltlftH of Ihii
Kin inn Hi liilin lift mi lili'ul locution
lor summer resorts, Ili'i'il, who Ik
n liirito iniiiiufiii'tiiror of printers
nopplles, unil Flint, a prominent 1 .011
A111t11l1.11 Imiiknr, suy Unit thoro wito
no limit to llin poi'illillltliiH of
ili'vi.toiiiiioni In Kluiiinili county.
Willi tin. IiiiIIiIIiik of morn railroads,
they snld, Klnmiith would rnmn Into
lis own to 11 degree hiiyond the ex
lieiliillims of I In. most hoi'ftil. The
vtitl tiirM left thl ntnrnlngtnn their
way Himtli of (it 11 trip to Vancouver,
II. (.
plpo la now In imitation, following
th i fllliiK of nil liijuncton by the
lliuid dincrolo I'lpo t'ompiuiy, which
prevents tlm laying of tho vitrified
plpo. Tlm compmiy clulma that tho
city agreed lo imo concrete plpo. '
DlHNolVO I'lll'tllCI'shlp
. Mux Weiss Imih purchased tho 1 11
Jetosl of liyron Noud Jn tho Tog
twy, according lo 1111 announco
in. lit muilo todny. Noud suld tin"
ho hud Hi'Vynl , r.iiiiit,, 111 vrcw, but
I111H not mado 11 ilnflnlto ilimlnlon
roK'irdliiK a' now IhisIiicbh.
Will Itny 1'i-op.Tiy II.tc
Mr. 11 11 (I Mm. P. Tll.rll Ivft IIiIh
mornlnK for tliolr Immo nt Crunn,
lifter iviiral,itaya hnro lookliiK ovor
propi-rty and JiiiHlnnsit opportunltlon.
Tlmy will rolnrn In a abort time
to cloiio tho Vli'iil on properly thi'y
plan to buy, And will go Into buul-nomi.
FM-clfng HlHIcr
Mm. Docla Norrla and br broth
or, l.i.lumt Wlllltn, urn looklnx for
ward lo tlio arrival of tlmlr alalor,
MIm llnllln Wlllltn, tonlitbt. Minn
WII1IU (In coming from . Cod ago
(irovo for a vlnlt.
To Ciillfoii.ln Hor Whitfr
Mm, Fctnr Cirob and duiighter,
.Ml oh VI Dim. iif Chllniiuln, loft on
tin. train thU mnrnlng for Kan J one,
win-re tln-y will apond tlio winter.
Vlnllor l-en
Mlu Ma Manon, who bai ban
vhltlng htf nloco. Mm. T. . Wat
tom, loft on tlio train thli morn
ing. 8ha will vlilt rolatlvao In Ne
braska" nrout"to hnr homo In
England.
Homo From Vncot Ion
Mr. and Mm. A. F, Olover and
little ion, and Jack Molgi, rolurnad
lout night from a 10 daya' vaca
tion. They ipfnt lomo tlmo camp
ing on th Mi-Cloud river, and vlnlt
ed nodding, Simon and othor Call
fornla polnti.
Dnrber flell filiop
F. W, nitchlo haa rold hl bar
ber iihop to A. K. Itodburn, of nose
burg, who la taking pomonalon Im
mediately. Rltcblo and fiynlly will
niova to a flva-acra farm adjoining
tbo McConpack ranch, opposite
Duck Inland, They will ealU. tho
plaoa Rockaway, and will ' ' a
launch for tholr trlpa to town.'
Trnclirr lnv
Mm. Clara Prach, who him bi-or
upending Iho mimmor vacation In
Klamath Falla, left thin morning for
Chlcn, whoro una will remimo her
position a teacher In tho city
irhooU.
II. C Ilol on llomr ,
Mr. i nil Mm. It. I.. Dulton nod
daiighter, Mlm Loulao, of Malln,
havo returned from an 8,000 mllo
tour of tbo I'nlted Rtnten, They
loft hero tho mlddlo of May, and
went earn over tho lonthern route,
vIMtlng relative! In ITenneminn and
Oklahoma onroute. Tbo return trip
wan mado over tho northern routo,
nnd a fw doya were apent nt Vcl
lowlKono park. Although they euw
much wonderful country, Mr. nnd
Mm. Dullon dnclars that no place
equala Klamath county, and V.iat
thoy aro glad to bo back.
Homo Fioin Molforil
Mm. fl. W. Hoimton and two
dauRhtera. nnd Mm. J. 11. Carter
returned Ian debt from a abort
ple.niuro trip to Medford. Tbey mado
tho trip by car. i
Ienv For New York -
Otto Bollln loft this work for
Now York-., whoro bo expacta to
mnko hla home. Hvllln camo bor;
with Cim Miller thla Hprlng, and
baa boon omployod at Mlllor'a mur
kot. Cor Tlnn Over
Skidding In tho aoft dirt on the
Algoma'road when aho -turned out
to pang a team, the touring cur
driven by Mm. T. It. Skllllngton
tlppod, over thla morning beyond
Algomu, wrecking tho top of the
car. No ono waa hurt. Tho other
occupants were ablo to go on' lo
tholr destination, wlillo Mm. Rklll-
Ington returned with the car to
town. ,
NeGourts
1'uok v, l'nullii I.umlier Co,
Twenty-four pages ore required
for tho complaint Mod In tho crl-
cult court thla morning by Frank
II. Funk and Mr. nnd Mm. W. F.
Mi'Cloud against tho Pauline White
rino Lumber company and the O.
V. Gates Lombor company. Plain
tiffs ask Judgment for 10 sums,
totullng $2101. CO, and for $61
scrlvonora and recorder's fees, $400
attorney's feex, and costs of the
suit. The amounts aro alleged duo
for labor performed, and foreclos
ure ot labor Ileus Is asked.
LBIRTHS
VUltora From Olene
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. notea nnd
llttlo son, nd her mothor. Mm.
Uonnlo Gorton of Sncrumonto, who
In visiting them,, aro guosta for a
low days of Mr. end Mm, K, C.
Smith, on Fifth slreo
Itctinnliig From Houtli
Miss Vivian Harris Is xpected
home tonight from San I)lego, and
othor California points, whoro aho
has been visiting for a month. Miss
Ruth Po Lap, who has been sub
atltutlug for Miss 'Harris In the
iounty clerk's offlco, will" onjoy a
month's vacation boforo returning
lo Kugcno to rosumo hor studios at
the Untvorslty of Oregon, ;
Hero From Idaho i
,' Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Armstrong
aro spondlng a fow days In Klnm
tli county while on a tottr.of. tho
wost. Armstrong Is a cattloman -jf
Wampa, Idaho.
Homo From Portlnnd
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Orom havo, ro
inrnod from a 10 days', motor trip
to rortlnnd.. Thoy I'ooontly pur
Chasod tho Don Holding housof at
iHS Mtilrpsn, anil.pxpoct to move
into ' "tholr. . now homo ' booh. ' Mi",
nnd Mrs, 12. C. Koppon, who' Wore
ocottpylng tho houso, linvo moved
to 1188 Croncent avonuo.
Attoinry Here
II. A, Canadny, Medford attor
ney, Is horo looking nftor " lognl
bnslnons, ,
Cnllfoinla Visitors I.rave
Mr, anil Mrs. Del D. Onmmon hnvo
had as tholr gnosis for Iho Inst
Wook her pnronts, Mr, nnd Mrs.
(loorgo nusBoll Rood, hor sietor, M1.sb
Mttbal Rood, ot Ban Fvanolsoo, and
At The Hall
. County residents who registered
at the Hall Inst night Included Mr.
and Mrs. W. F, Grohs and daughter,
Chlloquln: Mm. C. N. FroiTch, Kirk
ford: Miss Rachel Selgcl, Malln, A,
W, Macken, Malln: J. M. Mooro.
Kcno: R. C. Spink, .Ve Chllo
quln, Tom Trnrey Dnrlt
Tom Traccy, who loft hero four
yean ago for California, has decid
ed there Is no place llko Jvlamaih
Falla, and has returned here to live.
flnrk From Moto,. Tour
Mips Marie McMlllun returned last
night from a three weeks' motor
tour through tho northwest. She
made the trip with hor sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Al Abraham
and daughlor, Miss Amy, of Clilco,
and her nephew, Hugh Anderson, ot
Ijikovlow. They travoled through
Oregon, making tho trip over the
Columbia highway, on Into Wash
ington, and then to Canada, The
roads wore In excellont condition,
and tho Callfo'rnlnns were enthus
iastic over tho grandeur of the
northwest sconory.
Knew City In Its Youth
It has bean Interesting to watch
tho growth ot tho swaddling babe,
Llnkvllla, Into the grown-up Klam
ath Falls, says J. R. McDonald, who
la at tho Hall. McDonald travels
for a Seattle concern, and has been
coming hore for 25 years. He knew
the town when the Lakosldo Inn was
the landing hotel, and .anything be
yond Fourth and Main streets was
In the country. Lakevlaw was In
cluded In hla territory, and at 7
a. m. McDonald .nnd his follow paa
songors, It thoro wore any, took
tholr Boats In the horso drown stage
for tho long 'trip, It they mado
Rood, tlmo, driving nil through tho
night, thoy arrived nt Lakovlow at
I) o'clock tho noxt morning. Mc
Donald expects to boo Klnmath Falls
continue to grow, nnd Is sure that
It will bacomo larger and moro
prosperous with overy passing yoar.
DOAK At Klamath Falls, August
29, to Mr. and Mm. Jnmos A.
vDoak, 3046 Wantland avenue, a
daughter, weight 0 pounds:
named Ilia Maxlne.
MURRAY FILES
DAMAGE SUIT
AGAINST TEN
(Coiilliiiieil from I'lign One)
another point Talsed In' tho present
I'liiMplalMt to support plaintiff
charges. . ,
MuiTiiy t'liilincd I'mporfy
The rhlef bono of ;niiln,Hon waa
certain oiiulpnii'iii that had bctn
trali if. rred from tile lioeuril to the
Ili.raUl uffii-.i, which Murray fl.fljii
id, under tbo contrail, became bis
property when Delding a id Wlest
falle-l to keep tholr ar.i.mont. At
Ini hiiieiits nnulnit this property wt-ro
Iraut'd, which Murray claims wc.ro
ii-iVi-r nerved by (Thurirf I,ow, and
clinrttea that the sheriff xouglit to
romedy his nogloct by Illegal seiz
ure, of tho properly forms nnothur
iiriRln of tho conspiracy charge.
When Hawking fulled to procure
the properly, recourse was had jo
Judge Kukkendiill, who luucd a
writ of mandamus ngalnst the eher
Iff directing that he bring the pro
perly Into court, Murray refused to
recognize the writ, demanding that
ho be brought before the court for
contcnTlit and later petitioning the
court to be made a parly to the man
damus proceedings, but (his right
tho present complaint alleges,
Judge Kuykendall refused to grant.
It Is alleged that he advised Mur
ray's attorneys that he would be
granted 00 bearing until he turned
tbo property over to the sheriff, and
this Murray refused to do.
Writ of HopR-Tin
The next etep was a writ ot re
plevin, which was served by Cor
oner Whltlock. This writ was rec
ognized by Murray, who then put
up a redelivery bond, which left
tho property In question still in his
possession. When the sheriff still
fulled to get possession of tho pro-,
perly, ho asked for a dismissal, of
the. replevin suit, which was grant
ed over Murray's protest, his attor
neys being present and advising -the
court, according to the. complaint,
that the bond had been posted nnd
accepted. The order, which appear
in tho complaint, sets forth that no
stops had been taken to secure the
property and that tho defendant,
Murray, had not been represented
la court. - 1
It was In tho effort to gain pos
session of this property by Deputy
Sheriff Hawkins and assistants that
the gun was drawn. Murray m-a
arrested, lndlctod, and placed Under
bonds to keep the peace, all ot which.
ha now claims, was Illegal and un
warranted oppression.
Eventually the whole matter came
lo a head In 1022, after Judge Ktiy
kviiduH's rusigiiailon, when Judge
C, F, Btono was temporarily on the
bunch to fill the vacancy, in tho trial
of a suit filed by Murray, unking
that Holding and Wiest be compelled
to uhldo by their contract. :
In Murray's Fnvor
Tim court found In Murray'-flavor
und he secured tbo Record stock.
This trial loosed the entire Jam,
and the- mullldunloiis suits vore
soon after dismissed.
Later, after Judge L'.avltt riiount
cd tho circuit bench, Murruy was
tried by a Jury 011 tho cliarzn or a
raulllng an officer and (jiiickly ac
quitted. '. It was generally supposed that
these victories In tho circuit court
had satisfied ' the former publisher,
and this echo of tho old feud comes
as a surprise to most peoplo. Tho
suit for damage will be tried be
fore tiie federal court at Portland.
Baseball is the only thing n wo
man ever admits she doesn't understand.
Soma folks war'o married and
happy, and others are married
were happy.
T)L t,.v.
A'
Opposite Court Hou3C
327 Main Street
Phone 80 .
QUALITY
PORTRAITS
PICTURE ;
FRAMES
ENLARGING
and TINTING
Schools Open At Once
Music Xessons Should Start
New Flanon are $10 a month.
Used ones for Icu.
At 607 Main 8t.
Earl Shepherd Co.
&tice tomatoes
WgrfTinra.,ini nr.
r hfll
SANDWICHES
SALADS
Try a Crab Louie It is Fine
All kinds of salads.
Our Thousand Island Dressing is wonderful.
HOME MADE CANDIES
Fresh dipped nuts and fruits.
Fresh salted nuts.
THE GOLDEN GLOW
712 Main St, at Seventh
AS you like them. That Is
tho way. we serve sliced to
matoes. Rich red beefsteak
tomatoes Iced to your liking.
They match the rest of our
food service do luxe.
Get acquainted with , oar
"BUI O' Faro" .
CLUB CAFE
123 So. 6th St.
School Days Should Be
Music Days
Get that piano-at once, as many of the v
local music teachers will have nearly full
classes from the start.
Our pianos start at $275 for new instru
ments with terms of $10 a month, v
Used instruments at lower prices and
terms. . t '
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
. Knabe Pianos, Victrolas, Records
507 Main St Phone 282-J
they say men dontlookbriarins
but any man who passes this up
is simply fooling himself -
Munson Last Army
Shoes 8 in. Top - - j)
WORK GLOVES
SHOE REPAIRING
Jack Frost
6th St, Just Off Main
Pipe neprescntnt Ivo Here
r-hlllp Schuyler arrived Inst night
from Ban Frnnclsco to look after
til t Intorest ot Cllnddlng, MeDoan
nnd company, from whom O. C.
Loronz, as oontraotor, has purchased
thrso onrloatls ot vitrified pips for
uio. In th sixth sawer unit, Tho
Indian Summer Danger
This is the season of fevers and sickness. Why not
use1 more ice and keep your family healthy? ,
v ...
Pure ice keeps down decomposition of your foods.
USE ICE IT MEANS HEALTH
Phone 58
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