THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FAI,I5. OREGON
WEDNESDAT, BEIT. 19, iVM.
A
IT PEOPLE
MAINLY ABOU
mil .
150,000 ESTIMATED
DEAD IN TOKIO
COMING EVENTS
tli'lil. I I.- Woiii.i ii'h l.llirmy
(lull lllioiM, .
Hi'ptninlinr lii-IG, Jackson
routity fit Ir at Mi'dfnril.
H r . 1 7-22. CiiitHlliiilliiii
wi'i.k, y
Oil, '1! III..- Kill) tvuy cln-
In. 'il Inn.
lli'vlliia I mi-nil hni in .In)
Klllinilll kltrVll'KH fur Jimm lluv.
II I'll, who wnt Mlli'il In un n ii Him ii
bill) HicldiMit u few dnyii nitu, will li
Imltl at III MiiIIii tin It ailtiirdny n f -
l rniion nt
n'rlni-k.
I'mrliiiM I'. I., ( din Mi ll.imi'
Mr. n'ld Mm. Jon Avery liavii pur
rliumd Mm ('. I t'ornUli liimin on
C'uiiui'r avium. Mr. nnd Mm. Cor
ii'kIi, who urn lin'v In thn fu.l, -perl
In return n K la mm Ii Full thin
wlnlir. .
In I 'mm I'tiltiMiulii
Mr. mid Mm. Kilniliitd Gown nf
riillnquln' are vlnllhig relative nml
trnliKiiftlnij -hnlnr. In Kliiiniilli
Kail. .
Mimic I 'nun WiiiililiiKlnii
Mm,' KIIm Walsh rolMrnnil youtor
iluy fiiun I'nrlflo llnarh. wlinrn lio
hut lii'nil vUltlKR Imr father fur a
iiiniiHi.
I.lhrnr)' (lult I'Iiiim Channel
In ordnr In co-opnralo wlili I lu
ll. A, It., lliu ntnmhor of Hi" I.J
tir.nry club hnvo ioiilpnni)il their oh
nnrvnnr of f'o-,Hllulliin (lay lo
Ki'iilitmbnr St, when thurn will lm
a Jottu olihiTVnnro tinder tho Ifnd
ctkIiIii nf Mm. Clinrln Woml KIht
h'ln. Tim bnard inniiilinr will Klvo
a lift Friday lo tho club nmnilntm,
1,1'iivih l'r l.o4 Aiwlin
It. I.. I'ntrli'k Ml ycaterday for a
wrnk'a variitlon with fraternity
brut tier In l.n Ani?ili'. Ho will
rturn lo apond a few day with li In
Mint, Mr. I.. C, Monro, befnro ltnv
Inn for 0. A C.
In From Oil run
Mr., and Mr. M. A. llarltKnunn
'warn In from (Minim on n biiylnt!
trip yrnli-Vilny. , ,. M ,
IMvra; Aililniliilii-e Jluiy 4- y , ;
VUlllna Mr. Itrnwn -
Mr, W. Vlnconl camo down from
Crater lak'o ynMnMay for n brlnf
vllt With Mr. C. I,. Ilrown. Vln
cent Ii auditor at tho Crator Inkn
lodge. '
To takrvlpw On nulnra
C. I. Lamhrrl left yetcrday for
Laknvlnw, whuro ho will upend u
low day on builnoi. ,
To Portland For Vlalt
Mr. and Mr, A. Danlaon left yen
trrday for an oxtonded vltli In
Portland. '
Morc From Ituito Holl
D. Itrulny ha rcturnod from
Butlo ' Fall. Oregon, with hi fam
ily, and taken a hotmo at 115 Won
Main.- Itruley 1 tho fathor of Al
bert Uruloy of thl city, and camo
hore to look ovor tho town a atiorl
time ago.- Ho llkod It to wall that
ha loat no tlmo In moving hero.
To Vlult In Portland
Mr. J, F. Pottar loft thl morn
ing tor a visit with frtonda In Port
land. ;
'Hi'ImhiI llonitl Mwm
Kiod Kloot, recently oloctod a dl
roctor' of tho city aohool board, was
aworn In at tho mooting of the board
lar night. Member of the Health
aaaoclatlon appeared to ak tho
board for financial help In arrang
ing for an auiatant for Ml Lydla
Frlcko, county boalth nurso. The
achool director nld thoy would ba
glad to render auch help ' If they
could; but a they aro operating on
a budget plan, could not provldo aid
at preent. Thoy, promlied to do
all thoy could, however, toward ar
ranging for altanea.
To VUlt At Klik
Mr!' Byron Noud left yontordny
for a few day' vlnlt at Kirk,
From nnrnc Viilloy
, D. ,' N. Adam of Durncn . viilloy
caitis - In yesterday on n bulno
trip. ; .
lonilit 000 I,nmbs
Churlou Colllnr loadod 000 lamb
at Dairy yontordiiy for shipment to
California. Tho lamb wero pur
ohnnod by the reprecntntlvo of tho
California firm.
viiriilliiii, .Mr, Koiitrr, who luml
lii"ii thni'K vllllni! hur filling, will'
return with htm. Kimler riluiiiMil
lliu tlnil i.r llm week IYihh u liiim-!
Illl! tilp, lirliiKlMK ill a liuitn miilii'
lull ileer. . '
Tcmik Vlhltlm I.I'IIVI-
llr. nml Mill. .I. " l''iill(iier, wli.i
hum been hfrn n few WeekM Illl I Illl
Kuimtii of hfr ' Hon mill wife, Mr.
nil, Mm, V.' 1 1 1 1 11 mi (Iiiiioiik, left UiIh
iniirnliiK for tlmlr linme nt Texnr
kr.nn, Texim. Tho vlaltnr weru 1
Ih.hliil with K In mi. I ti eon illy.
1'je.leni VI-HoiN Tit IH'i'ib
MIm Miliiii and MIhh Knthur (lur
nee of lliirkenMiiek, New Jnmey, nK
li rivl m Min Hull lu.l nlflit, nml
left thin innrulr.K fur CniK.r liilio.
Ilerr I'ioiii I llket leu
Mr. nml .Sfr, O. A. Arnold of
Uilievlnv n ro vlaltlng frlemln hero,
Thev me lit llm Hull.
Obtain Mmrlnu'i l.tiiiitM-
('hnrloti Znniliriiin olilnlned n mnr
irluitn llennno yenterduy utlcriuion to
inurry Mm. Kvn Mmy llowurth, nf
Forth Kluiniith. .iimbriiin ronlRiind
from tho I'lliii Heel In Control office
n wek alio, mid In iiiRUKed In tho
eotinlrtirtlnn of a hotel, mimco nml
more on thn lleinl roncl. belwoan
FUli and Dlutnond Inkon.
t'lijoj- llunl'im Trip lleii' -
I .en ItlrlrnriUiin. prnprletnr of
Itli'hnrdHiin . Borl:ii;n. near Clilco,
pnfeil throiiKli Klnmulli Full yen
lorilny with pnrty of frlenil. They
had been on a hunting trip m-ur the
lava bed, and uIho vltlted Crater
lake whllo here.
lluv Annlliiv Huum
11. '. Alexander connldem rral
mtate a Rood I n vet men t In Klam
ath Fall.'"' Ho rorently purchned
a inoilern hnuiie, and thl week
rioted thn llejil on a four room limue
on Crnnt atrevlnnar Klevcnth. Thn
homo wn owned by Paul Cr.tcl,
ln I nnw living in North Hot d.
ItnniliiT In-
It; V. Ka. w a county rcit vl
lor today from til ranch on the
Kono road. r... . I ,
Ij'nyr I'nr lvnitt , ,
S. i'-i Whoelrr of thn re.l,ininl!j:i
orvlrn. left I hi week fnr Iowa,
whoro lm will vlult hi mother and
other relative for a inonili.
I lliiolmn VUltor
F. K. Maiten of the Iakevluw
routo won a butlnoa vliltor In town
today. HI daughter and her tun
hand,' Mr. and Mr. Frank Turpln,
who hnvo been hero on a vlall, re
tuned to Portlund the laat of the
week. ' .
An actrea "Who ytmt to Pai'
looking nnw play for tho Theatre
Guild of New York returnod recent
ly without any. She atatod the play
aha bad een In France were "to
dirty" the would be unwilling to
reproduce them In America.
HKF.R mxTKii
Rot your (leer hido and head tan
ned and mounted at the Northern
Fur Shop. Flrt claw work. 105
7th street, Hart nulldln. 12-1 S
(OntlniMid from Pnge One)
WftUvrjmn" 1 r-syu .r.,.n. .-y
rowing cxiiurlonee In llm (iiuke,
Thu in out Kiuphlc of llie.tnleH nru
told by Ml Ki.ther ltiiliertnn, u
K 1 1 1 1 1 1 (-. 1 1 1 1 1 .Hlivi(iKriiihi'; Minn Hilly
Com Im mid Mm, W'l 1 1 In :n ' Mcllnlii.
Mf;i. Melliilli U prominent In thn
Orient anil weullhy. .MI.k Coiiiih Ih
olin nf I tin iiiimI widely known liorn
woinen In (.'hiiiu,
MImh It'iberlnn mild nlm wi.,i nlt
t'l'K In h"r room nt a lio.nl In Kniii
iiKiu'u kiiltllnit when Iho liiilldlnK
auililimly aiurlo.t lo vibrnlit. Her
':liiilr wuh iimel iiuii r.lui w.in Mnowti
tu thu floor.
"I ci rumbled humlly to my feil,"
Mir. Holier.. ion k;i "mill lunheil
(iiitilile. 'llm iirnuml nhnuk with
len-at vliilenen mid I wan foreod fi"
qllelilly tu nelin the trunk of a Hen
to nvpiA belriK thrown down. My
upperinnxt thouxht wu to remain
In the open to encnpn beliu; erUKhed
by fiilllUK hullilliiK.
KM iit, XIkIu In I 'ori s!
"I itmt thn first lilght In the
wnrid and xtnrtcd the followlliK
morning tu wulk In thn direction
nf Yokohama, 18 mlk uwny. I wa
ticaiillly droimed and my feet woro
ensured with only thin Ilpinni. My
fei t were binding but I realized
thn ImpoKHlhlllty of remaining in a
country that wa lh ne of death
and" devolution.
"All the hoimoft that I were
flutened ailing tho roadway. Ilod
loa filled fiiuure ulong; the way.
Homo of tho flnure wore flvo font
wldo and ten fwt deep.
"1 finally' reached the itcaahure
und beckoned to a fisherman who
placed me In hi boat and rowed
for hour, immunity putting inn
down at a small vIIIuro which wius
do.ultiito of human being except
Iho dead. There wa no sign of Ufa
excopt tho growling of dogs. I openl
Iho night In a small hut and drank
water from a well with fear and
trembling. '
Sreiirii Of Kiifrrin&;
"When I rcaumed my Journey I
k:iw Jupaneso country folk grop
ing in tho rulnc of their homes and
currying thoir wounded In their
arms ca though they could love
them back to strength and health.
I found road torn up and rail
road bent and twisted.
' I reurhed Yokohuma late Mon
d.iy. having traveled alnco Huturduy
noon. Tho whole place wa deso
lato and In ruin. I scbambled over
tho debris and tho bodies of tho
dead. 1 " '" "' ( 'i;.- (he moans
of the l. juitd Hiiom I wa, unable
lo help. At last I reached tho water
front and was taken In a fainting
condition aboard a sampan which
conveyed me to the steamer Em
prci of Australia, where I found
temporarily refuge and food."
' Mlsa Robertson's home formerly
was In London. Sho says she ba, ir.o
relatives. Tho storle told by Ml.is
Coutt and Mr. McBatn are slmllnr
In many respects to thai told by
Ml Robertaon. They wove slop
ping af Dipshl, a lummor reaort
five mile from Kamakura. Thoy
were both In their room In nogllgoo
Medfnrd Business College will
prepare you for a salaried position
In leas tlmo and then help you get
on a payroll. Winter term opens
Monday, September 24. 12-18
when thu iiuuki occurred. .Thoy
mulled oiiUldn with' their oervftiiin.
Mm. Mcllomi .i orying for her
.nlecu, Jemi Curry, Hevnnlw n month
old.
, . K1111I1 ( 'iw'to'il "ix u
Tlmy ull sti'.rteil to wulk to Yoko
hiimu, koIiik two luy wiihoiit food
and with lllllu wntor. 'ili party,
Mm, Meliiilu mild, finally reuilmd a
kiuiiII villi. go whom they ol.uliiiid
Jlnriekiiliiii, lirl tbiy wen, of llitle.
iiho, un tho roiohvuy wioi tilled with
llllKll fl? 'MlflM.
"WJ pi'l'ed MCyrr-il Of lio.tlc;;,." ,U-A.
Meiliifji y ;ilil, "j-iol In on" j.l;in, v.'O
raw" a n'fxhtly bnriii'd ret t ar
Willi nil l ie o;eiipiiiH.i'. 'Miiio i'--tii
III llnlr imiiiriil ntll(ue.. Tie y hull
1 1 Cfi roeii t'd . Koine ii.nt r,m:!e
on llielr fiien n:id mm wim.-in Iwil'l
a coin in l:r iiiilntreteln d hmiit.
film lippnruiUy wa;i killed v.lilln leti
derlill! her fare 7 tho e'trHluctor. "
( eiMliK Ami K'ltJlet
"In nun YiUayv wo f-.r-i'. i :.!! tlie
Jntmnef! ti-'-roi-;'''.! vllh ' :i:'ir.
Knrenn looter wern stealing every
thing In Hlghl und killing thone who
renlnlod them with large knives
attached to the end of bmubuo pole.
We uw luuny vletlins of theau mur
drem lying ' along the road wl.h
flmlr head chopped off. The houo
in which we ntnppcd for a time at
thl vlllugq won entered by the
Kornai marauders who held their
bugs weapons over our head.i. We
thought our time had come. Hug-
j plug rny baby nleco to my hrnaxt, 1
' lilrvnd her Koodbyo. But the inaraud
' or only mumhl' d a few wont,) and
! 'il iilkod out. A llt'lo later we re
j aiin:eil our Journey to Yokohama. Wo
' riaclinil thn ruinml city that evening
.and made our way lo the waterfront.
AVe. saw the Bmprcus of Canada in
the distance.
Haved IIit itiilldou
"Thn nearent the sampan could
approach to thu liner was under tho
bridge and we got a spill Into the
water trying to get aboard. The
fact that Miss Coutt I fine swlti.
mer saved u." ... , . ' : '
Through It all Mla C'outis niaaf
aged to uve her favorite bulldog. I
dvrtltn nam 'Trr It and ,
gARNH ART'S
It "makes" a cup
of coffee.
Try. for your-
A sell, iU trtamjr
V fl.vnr nf milk
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ni Mir, i-.ir.s aro nut au-
vanceu aympioms .
more serious trouble
come. They indicate
weakening 'or lnflama
Hon of the Intricate
mocbr.nlsm of your op
tic and demand an im
mediate experienced ex
aminction. We diagnose
your eyo ailments , correctly.
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For a short time we are
forced to make sacrifice
prices on wood as fol
lows: GREEN SLAB
1 or more cords
$3.00
10 Cords
$25.00
BLOCK WOOD
Single Load
x $3.50
Double Load
$5.00
Phone Your Orders
O. Peyton
& Go.
Phone 535 419 Main
Ladies Apparel Shop
V Coal Suits Dresses
Blouse Lingoria
Hosiery and Novcrtics t!Z
1
Around tho Corner from
The l'lne Tree Theatre
This Space
Reserved
for the
ARCADE
HOTEL
To Tentmnt Vol' Vocation
, Horman Fostor lnft this morning
for Tonnant to VpeniiTF fow week'
A. G. Gienger & Son
NOTICE:
Every one that is going to can fruit this year should get their f tuit this
week, as Peaches, Plums and Bartlett Pears will be about all gone inside
of 10 days. We have about 1,000, boxes of fruit bought for this, but can
not tell what will be next week.
Peaches, this week :...75c to 90c crate
:'v Tomatoes , 80c to 90c crate
Bartlett Pears ..:...$1.65 to $2.00 box
Prunes 85c to $1.00 box ,
We Deliver Free Because we Have a Large Volume
, of Business, and our Cost is Very Small.
A SMALL STORE WITH A SMALL BUSINESS
is Compelled to Charge Delivery Charges.
' ' WHY PAY!
Phones: 84 and 85 Cor. 6th and Main
onart & Son
210 Main Street
Annual Sale of Quality
(Saturday 15th )
FURS OF ENDURING QUALITY THE UTMOST
OBTAINABLE IN VALUES
Alaska Belgian
Red Fox Seal
Scarf. Coat
; Retail Regular
$67.50 $265.00
Sale Sale
Price Price
$56.05 $218.00
You can easily convince yourself that this sale offers values so pronounced as to
leave no question in your mind that your Fur Investment will be worth .while.
Compared with Furs of identical quality and design Benioffs Furs are invar
iably lower priced. , , " . . "i
DEPOSIT $ Ef RESERVES
your Ag selection for ten days
Bay Here With ConfidencewwWwi.,.,i.... .......
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