RlTTItlMV, HHI'T. U, I HUH,
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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COMING EVENTS
CHU. , 4. r.. County fulr.
Orl, 6. A ll ti u u I imn'tliiK
and )uiiiiuit I'ii hi 1c llimllli nn
hih-IiiiImii, cliiitiilmr of com-
Illd'CC.
Oct. 1 3-1 9. Hull way eolo-
lirotlnn.
NnvoiiiliOf (J. Wpi'rlnl t,w.
t Ion fin' iiii.'iijiiiroK iiliiiilltud to
dm pimple py Ihu Imiliiluliiia. 4
Nov. II. Arnilstlco dnr.
' 4Jiiliix To Hlmifiiril
Minn ("lirltitlnn Murdurk toft yi'
terday for Him, 1'riinclsco for n fnw
rtnyk' visit with frlunils, ofliir. which
alio will no on to Htiuiloril utilvur
itlty wlicrv hIki will tuku Kriiduiitu
work In Ihu li'Kul ili'iiurlinviit.
avrs for H. '.
. Mm. J mil ik lllHhop Koalar lull
for Hun Krundi.ro thin IniirnliiK.
whom kIid will Mpi'iul HAvnrnl tiny i.
Him will tritnituiH Inulnimn iintl do
ItOIIIUl Shopping Whllll tllKI'll,
It.'fliriia I'niiii I ln I'.uhI
Mm. W. ('. Hull, who Iiiih Iikiui
' awny from kliiiiinlli Kull slum Inni
Muy liaH Just ,ri'tiirui'il mii romi i I
Iter resldinrii Inri. Mm. Hull uii'l
her iluilKlilnr Mury 1 r t for thn t-nnt
by way of tln nnrtlinrn roulf, un.l
Hlliyi'll HOIIIO lllllll tllllll In Nov
York. Thny rutiirupil hy wy of
tho southern ruuln, atiippltiK In
Washington, 1). t'., 'Niw Orli'iinn,
nnil iiiimiToun other town on Ihu
wuy to vlnlt friend. Hmnn llttl'i
tlmn wna n pi' in In southern Ciill
fornln, whom they visited friend
Mary Hull will r.'nniln In Califor
nia for tho winter.
Hero For Honil Warrant
llonry Chapman wna In thn city
'yesterday to trnarl business uirl
to gel a roml wnrrnnt at thn county
rlnrk'a office, lie la nn old n-i.l-ditnt
of Wordon and a frequent'
visitor horo.
tilnlfl lll(lina Mail More
J. II. Broit, who Ii connected with
th tint lilKhway commUtlon la In
Klamath FulU on .hualam. Ho In
rolatrod at the Hall
tit From Mitlln .
- Mr. and Mra. 8. V. Moody of Ma
tin nr In own for a day or ao. They
r roBlntorcil at tho Hall.
Itelum To 8. F.
Mr. and Mm. OoorRO Qrkiondorfur
mvv leuTiiin nir moil ,uu, ,. u-.
1 Franclico today. Thoy hava been
peiulttiK tho aummrr ' 6t Ynlnm.
" Thau yrira fMtf Inl nrelt nt Ilia Hull.
Handier In For The May '
Kill Young a rancher whoas
ranch la located on the Merrill road
la a vlaltor In the city today.
' Nhakon From Accident
; Fay Slorrla, local ,Uorny, waa
knocked from hla motorcyclo at
about 5:30 by on unidentified Aula-..
, lat nt tho cornur of Third .jtad I'llio.
Morrla wna driving on I'ino and the
autolat on Third atrcet. ' Nobody, In-
ludlnc Morrla. haa it . very cloar
' Ideit JUt how tho accident occurred.
Morrla waa allRhlly Inlumd and la
atuylng In bod for tho day.
ipcmta I)ny At Merrill
A. MV'Colller, local bunlncsa man,
lnfl thU mor.nlnu for Merrill on buil
non, Ho will return thla evening.
Hero From Lnkevlow
J.' Jnckaon and family arrived
yoatordny from I.akovlow. They
aro reglatered at tho Arcade hotel
and will remain hero for aovoral
daya.
Hot urn To rorllanil
A. C, McDonald and Ted McDon
aid, who havo boon In Klamnth
Falla for tho paeffow days look
nt over tho country, drovo bnclt
to Portland yoatordny mornliiR.
Thoy will probably roturn to tho
pity within a month's tlmo.
Hero on niialncsa ' '
; n, W, Tower, chairman of tho
County school district board, wan
In to visit tho county sent yootor
day. The purposo of his visit wns
In the Internals of tho school board,
.Towor Is a' resident of Keno, and
returned to his homo yostorday af
ternoon, J.oi'ollu Former Vlsltni'
L, V. noggs of Lorolln, who Is
a frirmor of Hint district, wns In
tho city to transact, business In tho
court hotiso and pay visits to his
' friends hero. Ho returned to hit
farm Inst night,
I .it 1 1 1 1 itiiii it lli'rc
W. V. Wink, ii priiiiilimnt liim
Iiui'iiiiiii, In In Kliiiiinlli Kill l lor
mtvi'ml l ii y n lo transact liualiiitss,
Hn will Iiivi'bLIkiiIii liiinhur print
mill, proluilily liuy. luinlior. Ho In
rKKlntcn'il lit the Hull,
Hloilumill Muy Iluy Hlork
II. V, Mllolwll, u prominent
Ktockniun of Aahlitud, In In Klam
ii Hi Kill In for n iluy or no to look
over thn' alock market horn, Ha
In rcKlhtcrcil lit thn Hull.
I til ii i iih From Illinium Trip
It, 14, Dnwi'fao of the Mar I)rut
store ri'turiiwl from u business trip
to Kan Kriini'lnco hint nlKht. Do-
i.wi'Kmi bus hiti'n uwny four days,
I'lllllH To lllllll
II, Crolniuit of Topny wuh ii
county limit visitor yitsluriluy. Ho
hoiiKht n liiinllnK llcitnno lit thn
court hnilnn.
Itnmlier la llrn
. W. BwlH'T of Orlmliiln wuh
hero from IiIm ranch for tho day
on biinliienH iniiltnm.
Irf-nvi'M Tu I'linloicriipli
I'hotourupliar Htlnnon of tho Rtln-
anil aluHo ami llobcrt K. Klruhorn,
owner of tho rullwuy to Hnriicuo
river vulley, left this morninx for
Kpruaua river valley, whero Dtln-
aon will photograph aoimi of tho
40 rnrlonda of ahneu tlutt aro com
ing In toduy, and tuko other pic
lurra up and down tho )!u. Thuy
will ret".-1! lonliiht.
Work on CVIrbrallon Bile
Over n iloii-n men havo been
irorklnx on thn railroad eelobra-
'.lon alto, "tho crater," nt Second
and Main. Thn tract la lii-dnnlm;
to nunmiio n wall groomcilappcnr-
Lance. :
Pntn.liunn To Ho nn For Good
If tho council and mayor approve
of the appointment of Joeph Swind
ler its city pnlrloman hero tho po
lios force will havo another steady
man on the Job. It Is planned to
have still another patrolman on
tho Job within a short tlmo, ac
cording to Chief of Police Humph
rey. fcwlndlor la a boner of con
siderable ability. . ,
To Itunlnesa College
Ml as Deaale Tull left this morn
ing to nnier bustncea college In
Portland. She wa.n accompanied by
her mother, Mm. 3. S. Dnteman, who
will return to Kliimalli Falls' In a
few days. (
'lltoe From Midland
Mrs. 'V. H. Folsom of Midland
pent several days In tows this week
as a guest at the R. J. Sheets homo,
Drllt3 To 1'ortliunl
Mr. and Mrs. O, A. Smith plan to
lenvo by ear Monday morning for
Portland, whore , they will ..tiomblW
bualnAM and pleasnre for a few days.
Miss Pftulln Cllft w'ho Is to be mar
rled's'oon, will accompony them ns
far as Ashland, and will remain
thore with hor mother titnll the wed
ding. Former Itealdentu To Btny
Mr. and Mm. X. 13. Bond, former
Klamnth Falls roA'donfa, who re
tupned here sovaral weeks ago, have
decided to slay. Thoy have taken a
house at C20 North .Eighth street,
Mr. and tre. Bond have been
traveling since thoy sold their studio
WinterS
ii!!:! rsi.
KYKOI.ASHKH should bo';
worn nt the flrnt sign of fA
Irnllhliv lieilloCtVy.
your eyes Is to Invlteftjf
Ul ir Ihnv'
BOI 1UIIH HUlllllli.
cnuno you pain or dls-
cniflfort of any kind they
need attention. Our ree l
old of intclligant eye
service rocotn mends un!
to your "consideration.
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IIIHITI' To J.ruvi"
llorai'o MnniiluK. local ill t ui-n ' y .
will Icuvn fur Mndrmd ullhnr Innfor
row or Moiiilay whuro hn will bo en
XiiKi'il In l)inl ni-H for flvn or alx
daya. ', , , i
M( ,, Fioiii Hiimiiiii-iiln -
Mr. anil Mm. C. f'rewa of Kacrn
iiimito nrrlvitil thla noun In ihi'lr cur
from Kacruniiitito. They will prob
ably I'ornuin hern over tho week-end
They liro atllio Hall.
Itliiiib'a I'iivk For H. F
Junim O. IthodiK, who In nor re -tary
to tho chulrinun of tho rail
road colobrutlon which will ho held
hero October 12 find 13, left thla
morning for W ed whero ho will' re
main until tomorrow might. IthndeH
la tho recreation mnn of thn Pelican
Iluy Lumber rompnny and hna been
InlilnK II. D. Mortennnn'a place dur
ing hla abarnru In Run Kranclaco.
If. I, Mortimxnil To Helurn ,
II. I. Mortonrton pr (Ml dent of the
I'ellran tiny Lumber company who
la nt thn head of tho celebration to
bo held hero soon, will return from
dan Francisco tomorrow night.
Publicity Mjio Ixav
It. 13. Kolly at the head of the
publicity and news bureau of tho
Southern Pacific railroad, loft this
morning for Ban Francisco. Ills as
sistant, Fred Woodward, will ro
maln horo and work In connection
with tho railroad celobratlon.
Oleno Itanclirr Hero
Lawrence Horton of the Horton
ranch located near Oleno was a vlal
tor of Klamath Falle for tho day.
Hero To Hhop
Mm. A. Tl. Ilrlghtmon of Illldo
brand Is spondlng tho day In Klgm
a h Falls visiting friends and shop
ping. Hero For Tim Day
J. C. Taylor who owns a ranch In
the vicinity of Oleno Is spending
ho day In tho county. Sam
Dixon also a rancher of tho Oleno
territory was In the city today vis
iting friends and attondlng to busi
ness matters.
From Fort Klamath
Mrs. Hoy Ttfylor, proprietor of
the Fort Klnmnth hotel, was In
Klamath Falls tor tho day shop
ping olid visiting with friends.
Anothor prominent hotel woman n
the city for tho day for tho samo
purposo Is Mrs.' A.' Drearcllff of
Dray, California, who runs a hotel
there. She will probably remain
here for the week-end.
Hupprluteiidiiit In Hero
Fred, Baker, superintendent of
the Klamath Indian reservation, !
In tho city for the day.
tlilloquln Justice Visit
It. C. Spink, Justice of the peace
at Chlloquln, is county seat vlslul
Refrigerators
On Easy Terms
Most of the leading merchants now tell
Refrigerators at reasonable prices
and on easy terms.
Use Ice-It Means Health
Phone 58
The Three R's
R-ight in quality
R-ight in service
R-ight in price
Come down and
True
rajjsiftrVVTfkrrkVsJVfVg
or today. I In will ntl'-nd to nom"
liu:i!!ii;r mr.t'cr.i c:i'l c:i J-lenrft.
Ilia ilaii:lilir Cluuillii occi).iiiiaul-l
lilm.
To Collect Board , Bill
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Owing Her For 12 Years
HI'OKANK; Sept. 20. A board
bill Iwolvd years old will be collec
led by Mrs. I). Ii. Holme of Coeur
d'Alene, an tho result of a recent
ruling In tho superior court here,
Over a decade ago, Jon Ami), a board
er, left owing Hrs. Holme a bill of
1100, but presented her with a bunk
book showing $341 deposited in a
loeul hank. She said hn told her
that if he fulled to return, It was
hra.
Tho court ruled tffzt Mm. Holmn
must odvertlso for the owner before
the money could bo paid and, held
that shn can collect only the amount
due. In ruse no trace of Asm or bis
relative found, tho stato will ask
for any balance that may be left,
aftor the property Is administered.
Mabel Lnjroaon vn. J, Lagmon
In the divorce case : of Mallei
Lageson vs. J. Lageson, - attorneys
for the plaintiff filed a motion In
the circuit court yest'erduy for
Judge Lcsvllt to reopen the casa
regardtbss of the affidavit of pre
judice filed by the defendant. ' If
the 'affidavit of prejudice Is up
held, another Judge will have to
bear tho case.
NEW'SORORITY HOUSE;
FOR IDAHO COLLEGE!
MOSCOW, Idaho. Sept. 29. An-
other new sorority house will be ad
ded to the University of IdaBiS
list, as a result of a successful oaiB
paign. Just completed by the Ch
Hota Epsllon, local university Sorot
rlty. . :' ' :
Members disposed of $2.p,00O
worth of building ' bonds' of" tho
organization and' preparations tor
Immediate construction bsve been
.made. This Is .the second aororlty
house to be started slace opening of
the fall term.
800,000 YOUNG ( -
SALMON ARE FREED
SALEM. Sept. 29. Eight hun
dred thousand young salmon were
released recently from the state
hatchery affove Stayton Into Stout
creelc, fi"om where they will even-,
tually find their way Into t;lac
Iflcocean by way cji "vVlUamelte
rivers. . ''!'
'AtterK' period of four years the
Kslfretufn for spawning purposes.
ask us about the
Blue
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I The liateliery. v.M"'i hna been in
-f-.n c'.'; : '. "! ; lit
pre.ei;t la pnitluc:DK fluh for :ora-
i mi'iclal p'.irpoif',-a.
HISfX "HOOniX" WtVI-S
; FKANKi-'OKT OX TUB MAIN,
,(riminy, Kept. . Ccrman do
not went th'lr wlven too modern.
hat U (u'tn floor from the ailvnr
llnraients for wivea appearing in thn
(Kwt German newspapers.
. X Oermnn wholesaler who had a
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VOII are safo when you eat
horo. You need to exercise
cure In the selection of sum
mer eatables. Here you will
find a courteous service that
will help you to enjoy life.
Oct acqnalntrd rltb oar
"Bill C Fare"
CLUB CAFE
1M So. 0tb St. i
UNIVraSITYofOREGON
The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
contains: "
The College of Literature. Science
and the Arts with 22 departments.
The professlorinl schools of Archi
tecture ond Allied Arts Business
Administration Education Grad
uate Study Journalism Law
Medicine Music Physical Edu
cation Sociology Extension.
For a cataloiut or onp information
Wrttt Tht Rtjiitrar. VnHfrtitfi of
Orrjon. Eulent, Ortfon.
The 48th Year Open September 25. 1923
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f purtty I
flotiriiihlsg buslneas In I'ortur.a,
want a w-ife hitween 13 and 22 who
Is nbla to adopt herself readily to
tho different condition of llfo "he
will find In Portugal, but who Is
"not too modern" In hoc Ideas. I
Closed Car
Weather is Here !
We have just received a carload of new Star Car
containing a new four-door Sedan with She new n
type upholstery a really fine car. Price reduced
on all models.
BUICK GARAGE '
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Corner 7th and Klamath . ,
FAIRBANKS MORSE
"Z" ENGINES
We have one in stock that is just your size. I1 t
15 h. p. Priced on up from -' (
$62 f.o.b. our Store
NO FREIGHT
LORENZ CO.
J 23 No. Oth St. ' l.VDLSTKIAL Stl'I'UES phase STIl-W
I'LfMItlXG HEATING - SHEET METAIi
Grinding Lenses -
Is a delicate operation; "and requires skill and
carefully trained mechanical ability. The man
now in my shop fulfills all of these require-,
ments. . .. ' .
UNDERSTAND, WE SLItFACE GLASSES (not merely
edge them) completely manufacturing the finished product '
ready to wear, from the rough glass discs yon see in our
window. This Is of benef'.t to yon. In that yon do aot hT
to wait but a few hours for your glasses.
DR.
700 Main Street
! ajBSsmeiM MnagBagRa gmm mmm jjajHijjjsaMSMBsTBs
Painstaking Finishing
Your Kodak, plus Kodak Film plus
our developing and printing service
result, results.
We take pride in our finishing de
partmentthat means we take pains
in our finishing.
- Bring us your jilms
. you'll like the results
errors PterY
IMjAtjAI n TALiLS
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
. BUY THEIR DRUGS
8ho must not have 'bobbed .
muit bo companionable, ..beautiful
gnod-nnlured and ' "thorouuhly dS
iiientlc ' In hrr tastes.
Kodak fhilahlnt' at Ptlnson's. ttt
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