TtrKITOAT, OCTOHKTt 0. iOVt
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
Pf ThvM
MA NLY ABOUT PEOPLE
Wooinaa's Caniptna; Trip Hnnn
' Women are Jiinl good campors
as lunn, nn (1 llnlv onjoymnnt of
rouihlnf It 1 tut',, ureal oul-of-doors
la Jimt uH korni, n,.Mn. Allrt
Hamilton, MJ.ss Iliina) Moortihouao,
MIm Leonu Wlnkioiimn and Mint
Oraco Myorn 'have provod. The firm
thro roturned to KlnmnlH Kit! la
Aunday nluht . (rnm n nlno woeka'
camping trip on Huckultoorry moun
tain, at CraWr and Dlnmond lnkr-n,
nd in tho TtoKUi) rlvnr valley. Mlrnt
Myort li a Mad ford acliool imichor,
and wot a mombor of tlio party until
lut wspk. Tlmy picked borrlvs,
flabod and liuutod and dresdnd
returning to civilisation (hoy mid
Wild anlmsla did not trlghtan thorn,
nor did a rain storm that lasted tlx
daya and nlghta dampen tholr aplrln
Thoy folt tho need of ejrrelao when
they crawled out of tholr tont at the.
en a of the dowppour, to tbey wont
looking for doer and brought down
a fine ono. Tbey aaw aoveral small
herda of deer and one elk. Bears
tanpeded tholr hpraos overy night,
but the oampera never taught eight
of ope of (be Intruder!.
Krgs Strew direct
eon local groceryman mutt bave
curted beartlly yoato.rday aftornoon.
For on Third atreet just off of Main,
meMd In a broken pile In the
aaMtUa of the trot were about 100
gga, and trickling Into the guttor
was a yellow dream, Several well
known oiltliene of KJamatb Falle
who bad an eye on the grocery bill
wero ooaa In tbe middle of tbe atreet
going ' over tho wreck of the em
; crate to tee what could be aalvaged.
Ono cltlien waa aeen to leave too
bettla ground with about one half
jlogeo,' fllfbtly aolled but otberwlao
Inuct.
Baby Boy Born
Mr. and tin, J. L. Fox are recelv
all congratulations on tho birth of a
boy yeeterdoy at tholr home. Tho
T who ia aa yet unnamed weighed
nine and a half pound at blrtb. '
Pledge FVaUsrnll ) -
JRuseeU Lcever of fort Klamath
baa been pledged to Kappa ', Doltu
Blgma Fraternity at 0. A. C.
Bave JIonthly-Mwtfuji
The inaukante agent soclatlop
' held their monthly mooting at lh,o
Uantball homo thla noon. Among
tho, topic uken up waa tbe cog-
geeted tnduetrlal district to tbe
. aoutb and weat of town. It waa
thought that cither a fire boat or a
valor main and Dump ohould be in
sulted In the near future aa the town
might be la danger in cue of fir.
Ilore From Hly
: Frank Ooenchaln, of, l!ly waa In
the olty today transacting business
Jle will return tomorrow.
,Vl1ting Relative Here
Mrs, John B. Endera and her
, daughter Shirley are visiting rela
tives here for aevoral days. .
PAGEANT REHEARSALS
The aucceaa of tbs Pageant
depend upon rehearsals. If
i every member pt tbs east call-
( od Is not there the rehearsal
i can not bo success.
..'
, Full dress rohearsal of entire
cast Thursday night, October
( 11, at Crator. -
. Tuesday afternoon. Covered t
, Wagon, full rohearsal at Crater.
, Tuesday at 7:30 p, m. Rail-
i road sot, full cast. Including
quartette, Elks Hall.
Tuesday at I p. m. Coverod
Wagon, entire cast at Crater.
, - Tuesday at 7; 30 Railroad
spans, sntlrg cast at Elks torn- .
plo with quartette."
. Tuesday at 7 p. m. Snlvg-.f
tip" Army at Crater. , .
' Tuesday at 7 p. m. (Duet at f
Prater. '
Wednesday ,nt BiJO-r-Rolt-
road not, speaking parts, at
Crater.
Wodnosday at 7 p. m, Stock-
men, all povlblo, at Crater, No
horn os or cattlo.
Wodnosday at 8 p. m SUgo
coach act, entire cats, at :
Crater.'
Wednesday -Covered Wagon
at high school, tlmo to bo an-
pounrofl at school. '
Watcli tltl M'aco for cnirr-
grno' iiMidnrsnls AVHliiiHilny.
All ushers to Im pirsrnl nl.
f Tliuradiiy rclicniwil,
t
Tho soil of SpllrJioriron has" boon
found to bo frozon to a dopth of
l.QOO feot, In summor t(o surface
oi thaws to a rtoptli of about two
foot.
1'rinii Vtm , Vnllry
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Corkoy of
I've vulloy woro visitors at the coun
ty sent for the day whllo liuyluv
ouppllus. Corkny Is a farmer of tlie
valley. Also from T'no Valley went
Mrs. Mulono and br dauxhU'r who
Dnt Hip tin shopping hero.
I.iiuro 1'irr Fortimid
Mr. and Mrs. C. A, I'ntiloy lft
this morning for I'ortlnnrt whoro It
Is (in Id thoy wll locnte. Acconipun
Ing thuin was Mrs, Pauley's mother.
1'nuloy was forinorly connacted with
the Polaco market hore.
It. V, Mnllory vs. Heiiry Blindlry
It Is adjudged that plaintiff R.
V. Mallory have udgoment aganlst
defttudanit Henry ghattley for tho
sum of $88. 0 with Interest of 6
theron from November 10, 1922.
Any property attached should be sold
undor execution and tho proceed
applied on the Judgement.
Ixui Kalghe va. F, A. Baker
I.oula Knight through hla attor
ney has appealed to the supremo
court from an order entered In the
circuit court sustaining a demurrer
of defendant F. A. Baker Interposed
against tbe amended complaint of
the plaintiff.
H. J. Huff vs. It, O. HpJnlc et al
8. J. Huff haa filed an amended
complaint against R. C. Bpfnk et al
In which he la filing suit for foro
closuro on a laborer's Hon on a throo
room bungalow situated on lots tbreo
and four In block ono of West Chllo
quln, for 1137 which bo alleges aro
due bltn for wages.
Ixirrtut nnil company vs. NrtOcton-Ui-utf-Ksriilxu-li
ronipaii)'
I.oront company has brought suit
against Nuttlcton-llruco-Kachbach
company for tho biiui 1635.13 which
they claim 1s duo -them tor materials
sold and not paid for.
taiigcll Valley Irrigation Ilnlrli't, a
rorMrAtl,n VM Mai)' K. MrDoiuOd
rt nl.
Judge Lcavltt refusod a motion
of Mary E. McDonald, In which de
fendant wlnhcd to bave complaint of
plaintiff changi'd.
Tlio Flint Xalmnl Ilnnkf Orwlcy
ridorado vs, Isn Mno (illlls nnd Mnl
go A. Ulggs Doc,
Suit Is brought ngalnst Isa Mao
OiltiH and MnilKo A. IllKRS by tho
First Natolnnl Hank of Greeley Colo
rado for alleged fnllura to pay
promissory notes of $100 and $33.02
with Interest of 12 percent on the
amount, plaintiff furthor prays tor
attornvy's fees, and for costs and
disbursements.
iRTHS
FOX At Klamath Falls, Octobor 8,
1823, to Mr. and Mrs. J. h. Fox, a
boy; wolght, 9 1-2 pounds.
Tho occupation pf Constantinople
by . Oroat Britain slnco 1913 has
cost England a llttlo loss than
$160,000,000.
Father
it A
Samuel Jonnings Oordoh, futhoi
of Mrs, Clinrloa Wobb whose death
Is under invostlgatlon. He Is the
occupant of. the Connsotlout "my
tsry" bouaol nt Falrflilld, ..
; Lhiropody
i-'Sy&'Wit iArbv-& fait.
Luckle. the luiKoat olplmnt In Uie London Zoo, n-oro her naiiii so
baddly while carrying children on her back that ahe had to so to a
chlropodlaL Llttlo Uj.-tlc. bur daushtcr, went along.
First Jap Relief Ship Sails
W.7 l
, The 8. 8. TynoWus, Drat ship carrying rollct suppUcs''for Jijan to
Isav Amorlca. btlne loaded at Beottls. Wash.
It looks like a long, hard winter i
in tho Canadian Yukon. Twolve
thousand cases of whlskr hv laid
in Vancouvor for months, stored
for permission of the United States
Oovarnment to cross at Skagway.
Desperate efforts have been 'made
by politicians of the North, whose
political lives dopend upon getting
tho liquor to those who will hiber
nate in the Yukon during the Ions
daylcss winter. No word has been
recoived from Dawson or Washing
ton. No. treaty provides for a eafo
enlrauco through tho three-mile li
mit lono off tho' mouth of tho Yu-
SOME folks prefer cocoa and
wo serve them tho best. Ours
Is a rostaurant run. by our
patrons. The foods they want
aro the foods wo servo them
cooked to special order.
Oct ncquutntrd yvtll) our
"Bill O' Faro"
CLUB CAFE
135 So, 6th St.
DR. COBLE ASKS
IS YOUR EYESIGHT
GOOD?
Do yoiu' glnsses fit you pro
perly? ,
' Do you suffer from licad nclio
or Eyo strain V
Drugs Vfim't euro you if your
.at nrn Vofectlvu
. Correctly fitted glnM's Is tlio
only MMiiedy. 1 linvo Sired hun
lllvtls of your ni'lKlitiors mill
fl'tl'MlN
MAYBE I CAN HELP
. YOU
I glvo ynu tlio beiii'tit. of mi
Opllrnl Kilurnt Inn nnd lift years
expci'ii'iii'o fitting nml nrlndlni;
Klii.s.ses.
.'oiiiilolii HmfmliiK nml IOils
lug plnnt. Broken lenses
(liiplieateil.
Phono 18.1 W, 700 Main
1J. fin
kon Rlvor and tbe whisky cannot
Ptts legally from the legal high
; oas to the legal river
Kodak finishing at Stlnson'a. Stf
Be Watchful
of Colds!
A cold, when neglect
ed, may rapidly develop
into disease of .serious
nature and extent Im
mediate steps should al
ways be taken to put it
in check. ',
Colds are due to re
tained wastes in the bo
dy and the cause usual
ly is sluggish action of
liver, kidneys and
lungs. The cause of
this sluggish action is
the ..impingement, or
squeezing, of spinal'
nerves at the spine. By
chiropractic spinal ad
justments , this pres
sure or impingement
is .removed and the,'
nerves are ,.f ree cf: ..to
carry normal impuls
es of vigor and -strength.
. : 0 , " "
When Health Begins
depends on when you
telephone 420 for an
appointment. ' '
Dr.
Geo. E. Mallet
CHIROPRACTOR
Palmer-Gregory Sy- ;
stem . of Painless i' Ad-'
justing l
DAM BREAK FLOODS CITY
MOOREHAVE.V, Florldo, Oct. 9.
Tho dike protecting this ' city
from overflow watora of Lake Okee
chobeo broke today, flooding the
city under, four foot of water, A
Xurtljor rls Is not expected,
MARKET ' RETORT
PORTLAND, Oct. . Cottle 25c
lower; hogs and ebncp ' steady;
egs unsettled; butler firm; hard
MILLINERY EXCLUSIVELY
and what is of more importance to the well
dressed ' woman
EXCLUSIVELY
Refrigerators
On Easy Terms
Most of the leading merchants now sell
Refrigerators at reasonable prices
and on easy .terms-
.U$eIcerUMe9Ln3 Health,
Phone 58
Remember?
It isn't jsuch a far stretch for
memorj'to Recall the "da.wheh you
had to - wait for a jlohg, .pLsar, ;coId
pell .of weather before you could
;have sausage.-
Today?
No .wait for weather or seasons.
Just telephone your meat dealer,
-The delightful tang of October days
is made more zestful by a breakfast
of Brookfield sausage, made frorn the
choicest morsels, of carefully selected
pork, blended with spices. ! .
That , is , but one of the services
that v Swift. & Company renders
making available to you numerous
products of the highest quality, when,
where, and as you wish them. N
.This has been made possible by the
development, during more than a"
half century of service, of 23 packing
. plants adjacent to ; the best producing
centers, hundreds of branch 'distrib
uting houses, one of them near you,
and several thousand refrigerator cars
which carry the meat to your dealer
in the best condition.
Volume production enables
Swift fit Company to offer you. this
service at an average profit -from all
sources of only a fraction of-accent
a pound.
Swift &
.U.
I ' J
white wheat $1.00, westorn red
$1.02. , ' ,
The Bible Is now published In
770 languages of the world. Tbe
Blblo , Society hopes to continue
its work of translation Into 800
other languages, -
Tbe occupation of Constanti
nople by Great Britain since 1918
has cost England a llttlo less than
$1SO,000,000.
MILLINERY
Company,:
S. A.
La
Vope
Store
5th and Main St.
Klamath Falls,
Oregon
Our
New York
Buyer
is
Expressing
us .
.... '. -i"f-l- ; . .
almost daily
the very i
Newest in Coats
Millinery
1 Dresses
and
Suits.
The
Purchasing
Power
of our
nine stores
enables us
to sell
You
Better
Merchandise
For Less.
Your
.Inspection
is Cordially
Invited.