nTTOBnAY, OCTOBER 18, 1M9
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGOW
JiiiitW( fa-i 'til
MANY ABOUT PEOPLE
IIJSG2
COMING EVENTS
, .
Oat, 51 Halloween,
Naveml)or 0, -Hpuolul eloo.
tlou (ur measures submitted to
tbe pooplo by the legislature
'. aud ' amendment to tin Cltr
Cturtor.
Nor. 11. Armistice dir.
llrollii-r I!
Charles Dansrt of this city ha
Just received word from Kit 1 1 Hlver,
Kauias, of tbo death of lili brother
0. V. Douurt, itt tho ago of 70
your.' r
llomuirn Mi'itlinnr lit Town
J. 1.. Htmrrntnrn merchant of
IJimiinta was in the city to buy sup
plies nj attend to business. R par
rot urn la one of the lending spoil
ur of the movement- It llonnnzn
tn securo capital for the building; of
a railroad grade from tho main Una
of Tho California Oregon and Kast
arn railroad at Dairy to Ilonunm.
Itobert B. Htrnhorn ha agreed to
lay n track and run trnlni Into
ilonunm If tho city will build tho
(initio. According to prusenl Indi
cation tho money may bo raised
shortly.
lU'turns To Hun J
Mn. J. I), Itcoo who ha born
visiting relative hero for tho pl
work returned to her homo In San
Join ihl morning. Mn. Tteese's
husband taught In the Klamath
county high school hnro luot year
and both are well known In Klam
ath Falls.
Upturns To 111)-
After a visit of several dayi with
friend! here, Mrs. llaiel Pearson
mlurnI to her homo in Illy this
morning. ,
HiMtt . Iti-urfi ln
When th fall ralni tinrt, tho
tato highway department boglna to
reiurfaco and ropalr all stste high
way. Tho travel over tho rosds l
not o heavy and tho moisture pack
down tho resurfacing. Tho (Iroon
Springs road la now being repaired
In tho vicinity of llnrclay Spring,
and work will bo continued until tho
winter now readers farther work
Impassible, according to tho high
way department. Tho rock crusher
botwoen hero and Keno la operating
full blast and within two weoka tho
first layer of baes rock will be In
striking dlatsnco of Kono.
Inrc On Field Tour
. F. V. Keen and 8. II. Black, con
nected with tho Pine Doetlo Con
trol work, loft hero yesterday for
field tour of tho Modoc National
forest. . They will bo gone several
days, and will Inspect Infected
regions of that district. .
Married Yesterday
Kryll B. licnner a pool hall dork
at Algnma and Mildred lllehn clurk
In Klamath Falls bought a marriage
llcenso yostnrdny and wore marrlod
by Justice of tho Tesco Kmmltt In
his offices Into yesterday afternoon.
Work On Poe Valley Itoad
Itond work , on tho Poo valley
nmrkol road which has been tempor
arily suspended owing to "Jack of
funds started ngnln In.it Monday.
This road which leave tho regular
I.ekovlew Klamath Falls highway
laps rich farm sections and will bo
n great nld to tho farmors, Poo
valley consists mostly of Irrigated
land. The roiul extends from Olenc
to noainnsn. i
In From Happy Cnnin ,
Jumes Iloso of Happy Camp, n
mining nottlomont near Yreka CaHf.,
was in tho city yoslordny to transact
bunlness, . ' i
Here To Attend To Property
George A. I-lsk and lvyron Link of
Pasadena who have beon' In tho
chunty for tho past week attending
to property Interests woro local
visitors yosterdny.
Infsiirntiro Inspwtor Here
T, li, Zollff hollnr Inspector of tho
Hartford Insuranco compn,ny Is In tho
city to look over bollora used by In
dustrial concerns of this county. Ho
Is from Sun FrnncUco.
Iluy Hunch Home
jlr. . and Mm Jack Hnlos nnd
fupilly hiivo purchnaod a ranch. on
tho Kono rnud from P. Ciu'stmison.
Tho plncn Is only a short dint mice
frmn town, nnd nil excellent plnco
fortho chicken and turkey ranch
lis now owners plan to tnnko of It.
Th IIulus homo on Wnntlnnd nvo
mio has boon purchnsod by A.
Totunnon whoso wire rocontly nrrivoil
from Sweden. . . 1
KUfeuttSaK
I'm out Teachers To Meet
Tho Kalrvlow Parent-Teacher
association will hold their first meet
ing sliico tho opening of tha full
term at tho FulrvluW school to
morrow at 2:30. Election of offi
cers for tho coming year will bo tho
chief business of tho afternoon, and
thero will bo an Interesting program.
Tim principal speaker will bo l,yim
fiuljln, secretary uf the 'chambar of
commerce. Muslcul numbers will
bo glvsn by Mrs, Fred Cofsr and
Mrs. J. H, Llnfoity, A cordial Invi
tation Is extending to all mothers
and Interested persons to attend tho
mooting,
lU'lums From Trip
Mrs. C. T, Perkins has returned
from an oxtended trip throughout
tho western and middle western
states. , Rolurntng with her was her
sister MIhs Alma Pearson of Poll
ran Ituplds, Missouri, who Is visit
ing hor. MUs Pearson plnns on
visiting another sister In California
In the near futuro.
Here On lluslnras
; James tf. Fredorlckson of Vn Pine
was a local visitor yesterday and
transacted business In tho court
house,
Here From Chlloqiiln
Edmund W. Ciowors of Chlloquln
was a visitor at tho county seal and
was In tho court house yosteraay to
attend to business.
Algoina Ilraldrot In Town -
William Irwin a prominent resi
dent of Algoma ws a business
visitor at the county teat yesterday.
Marriage Uemno Issued
A marriage llcenso was Issued yos
terday to Charles W'rlchor of Kluni
arh Falls, a bell-hop, and Cora H.
Wilson a laundreas, also of Klam
ath Falls.
Mill To Itun AU M int
Charles F. Miller owner
of Modoc la'h mill, an auxiliary
plant to tbo Modoc Lumberrompany,
who was In tho city yesterday on
buslnivts, anld his mill would run
all winter unions soma uuforswyi
obntaclo arli.es. ,
Mcrrlinnt lu Town ...f.r.. .
Alfred Castol, prominent merchant
of Fort Klamath, was In tho city
yesterday. . . .
llorgnian Itcturns
II. C. Dorgman, who Is to open a
.new variety store near Klghth and
Main soon, has returned from Port
land whero ho has been buying
stork for his new store. Ho also
extended his. trip to Ilutto, Mont.,
his former residence whero Uo
visited wth his parents. Winter hnd
urrlved In that section ho .siild, and
there was an nbuudnnco of enow.
Mrrrill Hiiiiclii'r In Town
(ioiio lliiiiimond. n prominent
shwp rancher of Merrill, was In the
cllj) yvsturdny to tmnsuct business.
Here From Morrill.
Mrs. William Unlloy and Mrs.
Hrowor of Morrill wcro In tho ci
ty yesterday to shop and buy supplies.
Don't Let a Low Price Keep
You From JUsing The Best
We do not have to pay long'haul transport'
tt'on and high merchandising costs to make
Zcrolene available. All that you spend for
Zerolcnc goes to buy high quality only. , .
Zerolene forms las carbon than any other motor
oil known to us. As a result, the Zerolene'lubrv . .
cated car may be driven from 15? to 50X far '
r ther without having the valves ground or the
cylinders rcbored.
Because Zerolene gives better lubrication contin
uously, it reduces wear to minimum and per'
mits the delivery of more engine power to the
wheels on the ground,giving you more mileage
from your gasoline. ' ';
Insist on Zerolene even if it docs cost less.
I' STANDARD OIL COMPANV
(California) .
CARBON
5 mmwwlmt mileage
Klninnth Htockmnn Injured
Word has been rocolvod through
a Kncramento newspaper that K.
K Uulll, stockman of Klamath
county was seriously Injured last
week in an auto accident, Tho re
port stated that Uulll wa, eorlouu
ly hurt along with four other men.
Furthest From Home.
The . visitor- to Klamath Fall
ynstorday who was farthest from
home wa Miss , Murguorlto New
ton of Providence, HUxv Island,
who Is at tho Whlto Pelican.
In From ttocKy Point,
K, II, -llenton from Rocky Point
was a visitor at thn county seat
yestorday and spent thu night hero,
lis Is hero U attend to business.
NeGourts
, Miirtln llrotlicr vs. O. I1. .
Courlunan ,
.Mart la Ilrothers, a corporation,
has brought suit against 0. P. Couch
man In three causes of action: (D
for tha sum of 159.10 alleged duo
on a promissory nolo; (2) for the
value of grain sold, flM.CI; and
(3) for the sum of 139.33 alleged
due on a second promissory note.
Plaintiff In addition prays for In
terest to the amounts alleged due,
(i 0 for attorney' fees, and all
coats and dlsbursments of the plain
tiff. '
First National Rank of Ashland ts.
George A. Usk
' The First National Bank of Ash
land a corporation ha brought suit
against George A. Llsk. It 1 alleged
that tho bank I entitled to C25 bead
of sheop which Llsk baa in his
possession and that If the sheep can
not be obtained, that Llsk deliver
to the bank the sum of H200 plus
$1000 for damage incurred by the
alleged wrongful taking and deten
tion of the sheep and all cost and
(Nabursments of tho pladntlff.
WKATHKR REPORT
Tho Cyclo-Storm
agraph at Under-
wood's Pharmacy
registered a' alight
riso In pressure last
night but today tbb
tendency la again
downward. Being
well In the "fair
weather"- area - no
change in conditlona I anticipat
ed. .
Forocast for next 24 hours:
Clunorally fair.
Tho Tycoa recording thermome
ter registered maximum and mi
nimum temperature today as fol
lows: High 6!
Low ..:...... 28
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Kodak finishing at Bttnson'a. Itl
MALIN DANCE
....
Dance at Malin
Saturday Oct. 20
' Good Music
Everybody ' welcome
BANDIT SUSPECTS
ADMIT THEY WERE I
NEAR HOLDUP SCENE
(Continued from Page One) ''
wa In trouble several other times
but tbe record's at tbe therlff of
fice are unavailable today owing
to their moving to new quarter;,
wa convicted of crime In Weed,
Bray, Fall RIvor Mill, West
wood and a number of other town
lit Northern California. While
"Curly" wa bete the police, force !
watched him contanlly, jj j
C. L. Mlllett: Arrestee, on cnarg
involving a girl Under 13, con
vlcted and sentenced to tbe pent
ttntlary for one to five years; at4
retted on charge of taking girl,,
under II away from her family,
case dltratiied (or want of prose
cution, -. ' '
The following up of a possible
clue to the perpetrators of the train
robbery at tunnel No. 13 hut weok
by the sheriff's office ended In a
blind slough. j '',-'
' Hunter who had been after deer
In tho vicinity of Kirk reported a
man who acted suspiciously and who
aoomod to be In biding. ' Deputy
Sheriff Cozad loft early yesterday
.morning for the Lamm Lumber
company logging camp and using
that as hi base scoured tbe woods'.'
He eventually came upon, a cave
like hut, between a fallen pine tree
and a bank. In this primitive dwell
ing lay a man eleeplng. j
He waa aroused and at tbe point
of a gun ordered to come out of his
lair. Investigation disclosed that
his name waa Tom Williams, that he
bad one dollar to- live on, that be
flapjacKs
HOT cakea that will . take
you back to the1 stack , of
wheats and " syrup your mo
ther used to serve you. . Mado
the way you ;Uka Jem nd
served piping hot wlth'aau-
eagea If you aay o. ''
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Oct acquainted sritUour ,
;- .;'Biu;o,(ftr!i';
I CLUB CAFE
125 So. 6th 8L
bad btn supplied with food from the
crimp rook at tho I.amm Lumber
eamp, and that he had not worked
no rlud any prospects of work In
the .near futuro. The man wa
rcducud to praetltally primitive
condition and lived like a wild
(least.
' So Cozad snapped tho safety on
hla gun and disconsolately drove
batk to Klamath Falls with tbe
fires of a fresh clue burned out.
FI8HIXG 8MACK FOUXDF.RS
;. NEW YORK, Oct H A fish
ing ftnsck broke up In a heavy sea
ff Coney Inland today. The crew
pf 15 was rotcued from small boats
(iy g "tog. Several launches went to
aid tha smack but were tossed to sea
py the wave. Some of the rescue
fraft were believed to have found
ered. . j i
; Kodak finishing at Btlnsoa's. ttf
GOOD
CIGARETTES
OCNUINC
"BULL"
DURHAM
TOBACCO
Better
Vision
. Fiequcnt headaches are
natures warning that
- all is not , right with
your eyes. -
. - See
Dr.
V Goble
and be sure
nm Main " Ph. 183 W.
HVU'
" i October. 16, 1923.
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Mr. H. D. Mortenson "
'Klamath Falls, Ore. :
Dear Sir: ; . . . '
Well done Mr. Mortenson. That is the solid opinion of
everyone who was fortunate enough to see our celebration. In
the past, nearly all of our doings were half hearted, but without
the slightest flattery this Railroad celebration was not only
wondejrful, but realistic 1
" The Pageant especially could not have been better pro
duced. That is the opinion of many Portland and San Fran
cisco business men who called on me during their stay here.
The real good effect of this celebration will be felt as soon as
the news is spread and will go down in the history of Oregon
as an educational feature not to be easily outdone.
' ;,.;';.!. - . . . . . ; -,: :
1 f Your sincere efforts and the work of your men are well
appreciated. Let us hope that the bonds of good fellowship
will continue. With best wishes, I remain : '
'f ?.'''' "
t- : Very truly yours,
j.-V'v . K. SUGARMAN.
OTE: Also wish to thank you kindly for the use of lumber
and boxes for our window display. t
Refrigerators
On Easy Terms
Most of the leading merchants now sell '
Refrigerators at reasonable prices
and on .easy terms
Use Ice -It Means Health
Phone 58
YESTERDAY the movies and to-day . another
Doug is born. Pictures of the children by the ;
children with a : ; : ' x-ir---
;'-BRQplI
Eastman-made .
It only takes a few minutes for us to show the
youngsters, or any beginner, how o make good
pictures with a Brownie. Select one from our
stock for your children. r .
Brownies at our Kodak counter, $2. OO up ;
W ."V
KLAMATH
I it.ugrf-v I BUY THEIR DRUGS UrfglgyiVI .
Apf I
FALLS UKEGOtt WnT V I
WHERE PARTICULAR PCOPkB . ' tfV?i "
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