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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MAINLY ABOU
COMING EVENTS I
' l
, Oct. 1 lli.lluw..e.
. Novum., .-Hp.rl eloo-
linn for umaaurns submitted In
Ihu popl l,y lb lextslntur
and amendment to tbo City I
Cbarlr. -i, ' '
Nor. O.lnMnllallon of clmn-
Ur l. Mnlay ot Mnmmlo Hull ,
- imuniimi nnu election. . j
Dnrujir. Lonnila Imllillnit.
Nov. II. Armistice dr.
Nov. . Tlmnkilvln. j
j
' Finn to I,ornle Here .
Having completed llin Interior dec
orating of lh nn- addition to iiio
Arcade hotel, flln.lt & K'.bby. papor
hiiimi'm nnd Interior docoriilotit of
Klin Krunclitco, linvo derided to re-
ninln horn permnnen.iy, nnd are! bo Iho best way lo natUfy bU
now seeking u suitable Mora location, ! craving for rocroullon.
' lllnoh returned lo Han KrnnrUco tlilH 1
morning uni Klbhy will remain bcro. Ilmt l-'nr Duck Hunt
Tlio Itnv. J, rimidolpli 8annott.
Ron III ('rump Kniiill) - v milliliter of llin M'ltbodlnt KiiIhco-
A n!n-poui,d nn born this I P church of- Mcdford, arrived In
morning to Mr. and Mm. 1). II. i Klamath Knlli yesterday accompa
(Vtimp at tho Klnmutli (icneral linn. I "I'd by aoverul other Mcdford
, Pllul. Crump la bookkeeper for tho limn. Tho parly plan on- a duclt
l.iimm Lumber company at Modiio.lln lho "clnlly Tulo Inko.
I'olnt. Mullirr nnd nro doing
nicely.
01,1 Mnn Winter II
Old Tlmo rfnldnnt of Klnmotli
county forked nn ey to windward "b"1 lown lM ''""'" hl'
thin morning, anltfed tho frigid """"" H,,ov"1 Mrn" repaired. Work
puff, of wind from tho norlheHt.l w rexumed thin afternoon. The
lMok Ihelr head. pel,nltlrally. ,ny"" of ,ho ,"1"0 ,'0fk H wllhl"
and aald. '-It won't bo long now.!,"r",, ".'""-ten. of a mll.i from
Wo will hava annw early thin Kno- 011,1 ,b"ro " HieMlon
rear." Whether It now or nnt.!,"",t .'ompletlon of till" hlrot.li
Ihoro la llttlo doubt that-Klamath1 of lh 0rwn fil"-"1"
county la dun fAr a bit of winter' 'h,t"r- ,n t"u cn"'l-,,0'' ho
nthor., A leaden grey ky and ' working -on the Mret. l, up
a cold biting wind carrying along Spencer ' mountain In unaMo to
a light iloety rain ha rauaed ro
(Identf la rk ralnconta and older
heavy' winter apparel, Iko Jack
aon. a Klamath Indian, and ono
of tha oldoat realdenta of tha conn.
ty. -avera that' ihla, winter will- ho' wy authorltloa 'concerning tho
tho bardeat from tho atandpolnt of enmplotlon of thla alretch beforo
anowtnll Klamath county haa ox- wlnlPr monlha. Tho heavy ralna
.pcrlencod In yoar. Jackaon could hv "ndored tho aloep Uayden
not glv-i an pHtnlbln l-iaonv frtr Cro.k grado Impaaaablo to heavy:
Ilia opinion except that "It Junt truck- wrrylnj gravel for the,
frola (hBt wn " j road bao. Work on tho Poo Valley (
1 . '.market rond la pircsalng aatla-.
Stock' Iluyer Ine - ' Jfnclorlly.
i D. M. McLemoro, on of tho .. , ,
moat prominent .lockbuyer. V"'iv "TTT
hav. been trading In KHamath " hen th. t lr.t .Ign. P""
county Ihl. fall, arrived la.t night "Pp"' " , T n I'
.from Lakevlcw where h. had been f- Cong" and B";
looking over atock on different'
rnncbea, and loft thla morning for
hit home In Oakland.
. , .
S. 'V, Kimlneera Ilerc-
' J. N, Hurnett, C. Ronard and
' Henry Hoggland, connected with
the engineering department of tho
S. P. railroad, nro In town for
aevernl daya on bu.lnoia. All three'
ui nil irivn ar iruu-at ruuun
here.
Oil (In Shippers Here ,
' T. Cnllllo of Oakland and Tod
Magulre, 8an ' Francisco, cattle
Hhlppera, are In town for levernl
days awaiting tho transportation
of 'a shipment ot cattle which they
will escort to San Francisco.
Itnnclimen H
1 ' Not many are loft on the Rock
Crook ranch, tha old Doak ranch,
located on the west lida of Kla
math Lake, for eight members ot
the ranch nro In town. D, C. Alex
condor, ownor, and Mrs. Alaxnndor;
Emma F. Alexnndor, C. : S. Alex
ander, . and four employes," J. A.'
Edwards,' O. A, FlUgeraldi, C.
Scott, and ' Howard Weston who
arrived her yesterday afternoon.
House On Wheels , .
' This morning a houso on whooln
ilrow down Main street, In the
person ot a Ford, Apparently tho
owner who hailed from Mlnnoao
tn has hoard of tho housing situa
tion -In Klamath Falls, for Instead
of a. Ford body, thorn la n mlnln
turo. housn nf nno apnclnuR mom,
eontnlnlng two hod, honchos.
- cltnlra, four windows Willi curtnlna
nhd rugs, Tho room la nhont 7
by 13. . '
n'lnlrlliutOM Kleellon Mnlerlula-r
F j Deputy Sheriff C. C. Low la on
Itnged In distributing election ma
terials for the apenlnl election to
ho held In thla- county November
(1, Yoatordny Low vlalted Dairy
Mnlln Morrill, Hlldobrnnd, Ronan
, Langoli Valley, Poo Vnll6y
Mount Lnkl nnd Tulo Inko. Thla
morning ho left for Worden and
other small ' towns In Klnmnth
county, . ,
' .noinlii'i.'makna fur. oollnri nnd
antra, , i ,
T PEOPLE
'"llifHt I'r.ini Ho,,,. .
ovlio It, C. omitwuiw of ;iii-
r)li( W((( vnli.r lo K1,iimilh
KuHit' wUr wns frlti-t rrom liumn
y,ilay. Jl In irn for Hoy art
,, ,mll(m
!in oil MnV," Here
0. U, Mann, connected with
I'tilcm oil company lias been called
,r on bHalney, for several dnya.
ju.ii.-n n.. n, nvi.,
Juntlca of t!io J'ouro n. A. Em-
mitt haii- loft on a hunting trip of
" Mil iihjh mm I'uui juniinnn.
his son-in-law. Tho two nion have
been In pursuit of tbo, wily doer In
tinmen valley alnen Buturdiiy, and
will return tomorrow. Justice Km
milt felt tlm need of a vucutlon
unit decided tbnt a deer hunt would
Thoy will return to Mcdford to-
liorrow.
Ciiiintrurtlni, Hliut Down
Work on tho Kcno rond
compleln hit contract beforo win
ler, lin muitt keep tbo road ro
pnlrud and open throughout the
w,n,,,r n.ontha. Thero-la conalder
nl" """" exproaea ny uio nign-
n",'1 tavu , 7 ""
rails uii iiivi, -'. -
mer homo at Rocky Point. And
ono may alwaya rcallio that .win
ter la hero when tho Conger fami
ly pan through Klamath Falls on
their way to tholr home In Berke
ley. They have been annual vi
sitors of Klamath county for the
past 15 yearn. The. family are
mv,g ,0(U
Here On llualneaa '
Mr. and Mra. F. It. Murdock of
Plevna are In town for aevernl
days on business and pleasure.
Murdock has property Interests
horo and is frequent visitor.
Ijenve For Condon
Mr. and Mra. C. L. Jamleson
who have made tholr home In Kla
math Falls for some tlmo, aro
moving and have choaen an tholr
future home Condon Ore., county
aeat of Ollllm county In north con-
Llrnl part, ot tho atate.
Klniuntli Good Enough ,
. After, a long trip through Ca
lifornia looking buslnoaa proepecta
over with a view ot settling In
California, Mr. and Mra. Homer
Do Pow hnvo concluded that noth
ing looked so good as the place
they loft, and have returned to
Klamath Falls for good and all.
Htoi kinen In .City
A number of prominent Klamath
county tlockmen nro In tho city to
day, C. W. Warren and Charles Col
lier nro hero from Dly nnd will re
main nnvornl dnya. Len Hoyso nnd
Chnrles A. Long nro horo from the
nig M'anth country, morth of KJrk.
Thoy nro nccompnnlod by Mtolr wlvos.
lleliiniN to Suit Luke
Mr. nnd Mrs. I'. J. O'Oarn nro re
turning to Salt Lake, Utah, .nftor n
month's vacation nt Rocky Tolnt.
O'Onra, wlo Is em-inootod twdth tho
American Rineltlng company. Is the
owner of ono nf -lho boar equipped
boat-houses on Klnmnth lako. All lho
appurtenances of a modern homo are
Included In tbo hounn hont. Mir. nnd
Mrs. O'flnrn hnvo inndo Klnmnth
Inko: tholr vanctlon ftroundn ovory
yenr and nlways nrrlvo In Klamath
county nt tho beginning ot tha duck
naaan, .
Iti'ltirnn To Mrdfonl '
II. li Iluroluy of Mmlforil, who
riicDittly dncldnd to criirt u room
IliK homo wIhto llin ol. I Arttruvi
I'OoiiillIK lionx'i ntoiiil bi'foro It
wait dimlroyiid In tlm llouxtoii flr-i
nf 11120, on Kiicond and Main, rn
I ii raid to bin lioino In Mcdford f-
lllr U bUHllll-'Wi Vllllt bl.Tll Of'BllV-
orul duy.
Ix'i vc-K for I.iikcvb'W
I', J. Laiiibitrt, owiii'r of tbo l.alm-
vli w hiuko ia lid! bu'ili -lalloil to .
Lnkuvlfw on bjitiltioiui.
tliurn M'vortil dny. .
Ilo will bo
Itnlli-oml lnn IIpic .
II. A, Bprajtud, coniuii-ti d with I ho
floullnTn Pacific railroad,- la lirro
for anvi-rnl day to tranwir-t liu'rf
nrjH fiOiiiii'MMl will tlm rompany.
Spruguo l a frmiuont vlitltor.
Icnro on Tour ' '
Mr. and Mm. fllkwi H.imuknr of
fUy mo li'nvlnff for a wlntor lour
vno lon throiiKhout Cnlifola, They
will niakn tho trip by motor nnd
will pond mot of thilr tlmo In
otitbprn C'nllfornla,
Wrerk
An Ovorland car bearing tho Ca
lifornia , llconuo of 40S899 came
to grief nt tho corner of Ninth and
Muln thla morning when It crashed
Into another car. Tha right front
fender wnn omnihcd Into nhape
Iohiicm and a wheel brokon.
Ibarra For 8. V.
Mrs. Jame lllnhop Fostar left
thin morning for Ran Francisco
whero ho will Bliond several days
on buslnoaii. ..-..
Hero Krom Ueawlck
V. Griffith, prominent farmer
of Deawlck Calif., la a local vial
tor today having been called here
on bimlnn.
Settlers Able To
Trade With Tribes
MANILA, Oct, 30. Tho Ifugaoa,
ono of tho moat warlike pooplee of
the mountain provinces, are becom
ing more friendly to -the lowland
sotllora In that jyovfcice, and have
atarted trading with them. It la re
ported here. j'
Deputy tiovcrnor Dotser, wtoo-haa
been working tor months toward ea
tabllshlng peace between the moun-
'tain peoplo nnd the lowland settle,
succeeded In getting nioro than ISO
Ifugnos to take rice, vegetables and
'baskets to Duluog, a town on the
boundary between Ifugao - ond the
province of Isabela. These wcro ex
changed with the lowlands for pigs
and chickens. As a result of this
ventf'- r-"---' ' Vi-;a have been
established and trading botiweon the
erstwhile warlike pooplea 1 becom
ing the order of the day. r
AXCIEXTCirTRClC CFXF.BRATKS
STOCKHOLM. Oct. 30. Sweden's
oldoat and most magnificent cathe
dral, tho edifice at Lund, haa Just
observod the SOOth- anniversary of
its foundlug,' with elaborate cere
monies. Dolegates were present from
churches In England, Germany, Nor
way, Denmark and Finland.
The central attar of the cathedral
waa conaotM-ated Jn Jl!3.
NeGourts
Sugnrman vs. Ca-seboor et nl.
boer and L. J. Horton, haa brought
K. Sugarnian haa brought suit
against I.. J. Horton and E. J.
Canojieer, alleging that Caaetoeer
gave Morton a check of f 50 tor value
received, nnd that Horton gave the
check to Sugarmau for value recolv
od, When the check was presented,
the complaint continues, It waa found
that payment bad been stopped.
Plaintiff pray for the aum of $50
together with all hla costs and dis
bursements. BIRTHS
CRUMP At Klamath Falls, Ore
gon, October' 30, 1923, to Mr. ond
Mrs. D. H. Crumlp, a aon. '
AVEJlY-At Klamath Falls, Oct. 25
1023, to Mr,i nna Mrs. Joo Avery,
Orcgo nnvonue, n' glrl, m-olght 7Vi
pound; named Patricia Ann, " ;
TEN DOLLARS
4 .IlKWAHU
Will be paid by tho Horam
tor Information leading to the O
arrest and conviction of any i
parson stealing the Herald from
auhnarlbers, or any porson Intor-
ferlng, or attempting, to Intor-
fere with tbe delivery ot the
paper, i
Efficiency -
A -
Vvt p"9
V'KA v,
(. Hembcro of lho conjrrcRatlon of
tho AccnKlon Memorial Church of
IpMwIch. Maun., recently turn- out
and Mtlntt-il their church build inc.
thcnJiy unvintt a coneidr-rnbl
o mount df thf-lr treasury fund.
I'hnto (nwi Mr. IUctr WarocT
clop a luJUc workirs Ludly. -
EMIGRATION ALARMS
NORWAY OFFICIALS
CIIRISTIANIA. O t. 20. A aeries
of eonferitr.ccs of u aenil-oflciul na
ture tiro shortly to lake place under
lho ukoIs of the Norwegian homo of
fice to. consider ho bent means of
stopping the conirtnnt exodua lo Nor
wegian aubjeeta to America.
During the last 12 months lho
number of emigrants from tho coun
try has reached nn alarming figure!
so much so that tho military
authorities In eomo d'-trlcts cannot
obtain tho necessary quotas of man
for the yearly Conscrlptlc training. ,:
Os:o suggestion being put forward
la- that tho' sparsely populated north
ern provln of Norway ahoutd be
colonised, the colonlsta to bo encour
aged by s'.ate aid to cultivate the
land, form communities and othor
wlso utJIIte the vast areas that are
as yet entirely wild. ,
In 100?. tho fnitod Kingdom im
ported but 7 percent of Its dairy
products from tho southern hemis
phere; In 1014 it Imported 21 per
cent nnd now Imports 63 percent
from that part of tho world. The
most of this comes from Australia
and New Zoaland.
Dor-art mounts deer heads. .
Kodak ttnlahlu nt Sttnson'a. 3tf
IN A IH'liKY? All right sir.
sit down.' Rapid service of
good food. Want to koep an
appointment or catch a train?
Wo'll help you do It.
We're tf)re to oblige you.
Oct acquainted with our
"IU11 O' Fare
CLUB CAFE
1-3 Bo. flth Bu
J si c k
Frost
Shoe Repairing
. Work Shoes
Work Gloves
119 S.6rh St.
! ELECTION ISSUES
! T C OF C. FCRUM
Kl-.i.' .1ml lO'ii! M iiwiiica t-j Coine
Jl.font Vuliin Nov. O to Ito
J;' iifu.ul ln, and t'oa
,S,l-rf! and Iwal i;1ct I' n is ti to
orc.'j bfrfore t'i vi! -'ri Nover.ibor 0,
wiil bu ii it r.-- it, ; r:i a n-.l con, nl
the -( ii-ttiilu i' 'i:i;ir;irn:e . f'M-iini
Wixlni"ilay n'luti. tiici,l'r 'H1 d!n-i'li:'-x
lb'! v . i-Ioii ; pli.iM a ot tint Blatc
ineomo tiX liv.i. ;ur'i i-iul of tho local
.hill tor aiiii'ii'iiiii.i-t mpani:rii.
FIMW l'!!K-(,l.'. IAI, IIKI.K!.
W;V!l'-i:';, (;.t. :)0.-- AfbI
l;:d oytor. believed )y sclrntli.tn to
be afiic of I'.iu pre-claclal sgvx, has
beo unearlhd by A. O. Rhc-arer,
plowing the top of a hill at, Pope,
Manitoba.
Dr. R. C. Wallace, professor of
geology at the University at Man
itoba, slated that, in a;i probability,
Shearer struck a rock, carried by
the Ice ot the glacial age and be
longing ot a period millions of years
earlcr thaw the Ice age, as 4here is
now neither river nor lake near Pope.
WTATHKK I'ltOHAKlLITIKS.
Very little change
in barometric con
ditions has been re
corded by the Cyclo
Stormagrepb at Un
derwood's Pharm
acy daring the last
--0-s 3 2 hours but the
i. tm 1 trend has hem, vprv
slightly downward.
change in weather conditions is
indicated.
Forecast for next 21 hours:
Unsettled with rain or snow
tonight. : -
Tho Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
Hlfh 37
. iAr. 33
. mn t Mtmnn' 1f
lightning
spe
DRIVING
Rapid vaporization,
instant combustion,
Quick
starting
That's theadvantage
RedCrawns
perfect winter balance
saves time, sports
the battery, with no
toss of power or mileage
NOTHING
SACRIFICED
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
tCAI.lfO-.NlA
with no sacrifice
j power
m
CJ
Mm
CITY CHARTER
AMENDMENT UP
TO VOTERS 6TH
(Continued ftuui rime One)
prevail ovr tho etate and nation? I
Tbe ntiito will overrule tho amend- :
meat nnd restore fno former scheme '
In casu the unuudRient umob.
Hiirtlor, a07. ' "... '
, Folloarins Is t)i0 argument of tho '
liroponents of tbo charlor amend-
ineut: . '
Orlng lo tbo growth of Klamath '
Fulls and tbe nbsfqtirnt Incroasad
dntir.s of city official-., ft has become
nccossary lo ma!ntn:..i a lty treas
urer who will dovotu hla entire tlmo
to his duties. To accomplish this
purpose It Is necessary to Increase '
the salary of the treasurer to $2100
a year. The treasurer ahould main-
tnln his o,'f!cc,i in the city hall and
handle all matter pertaining to tho
city treasury himself. The police
Judge ai&d bis help aro put to ad
ditional work which should me !
handled by the treasurer, .but which
owing to his meager aalary he Is un
able to handle. Klamath Falls is
groVrtng, and It Is necessary for the
government to keep apace.
Opponents have tbe following to
say:
The proposal to Increase the sa
lary ot the city "-treasurer to
$2100 and require he or she to i
maintain a permanent office in
the city hall and devote all their
time to their duties la one which
Is not needed in Klamath Falls at
this time. Tho dni'es of ths city,
treasurer can be' adequately han
dled by the present city treasurer
aided by help from the police
Judge's . office. Taxes aro high
enough, now. Why Increase taxes
by an' unnecessary addition to thut
municipal government?
I CLEVER SPORTS MODELS k
J l . Including KeaIowOrook .and Catalbi ' " 1 ;;
KXOX VEILS I-Y ALL DESIIttBLE COLORS ' ' : I T:
. ' ; : ' :- -': y-. ""-'":: v 'a' j
We take Pride in - :
OUR KODAK FINISHING .
-That means We Take Pains in Our Finish-
ing v . -'- :
We do Picture Framinjj '. "v
STINSON STUDIO - J-
423 Pain Street.
ONE LARGE
with each dozen order, to induce early winter . '
', buying V
Photographic
An
Opposite Court House
" 827 Main Street
Breaking the Grip of Rheum
atism on the Body . r
..... .'
The principal characteristic of rheumatism la pain. . ITwre) ,
In dull nnd continuous ncblng, with seTerrty and Hharpneea t
times. If tho pain would stop for lntmrabi It rulght bo mora,
bearable, but the fnrt that It Is continuous la what make rbM-
mntism the most dreaded of disc sea. . ::; !,
Tile cause la weakened functioning of the kidneys, due to4
displacement nt spinal joints nt what Is known na "kidney place". 4
This displacement causes pressure on the aplnaj nerve. . Chlra- ;
prnctlo aplniil mljustments restore the spinal Jorata to adUrwri
ment nnd with the pressure removed tho kidney act norn-auy.
and the dlsenso fp-aduully clears. - 't
' If you nro well there is no more important bnalneas thaa tV .
', star well. If you aro Hick, side-track everything for tlio job of
Betting well once more, f '
WHEN HEALTH BEGINS
When health begins depends on when yon telephone 490 for,
an appointment. Consultation Is without charge. ,
Dr. Geo. E. Mallett V
Chiropractor
Office over Underwood's -Palmer-Gregory System
of Painless Adiustlnsr
SPECIAL -MEETING
-
Klamath Sportsman ' As
sociation ' :,.(.,
WEDNESDAY OCT;f31
Important Business
E. HarJentrook. Pre.
The Lesson Soaked f
WITH A GLASS KYB In lilfc'1
hand, tlio WnrkH MnnBp;ir P- '
proai.h.d a rivetor who WIS -net
Scaring goggles. - if .
The riveter looked op
"What la It, sir?" he said. " '
"Hero's a glass eye. e
It?" .
"Ye sir." '
"Well, tills glass eye Is
brown." continued' the mn '
aner. Your eye are blus. We
haven't any blue eyes none
in stock. To get you fitted .
riKlit. I'll have to see what
elze you wear."
He measured the- riveters
eye. "Ono eye, btae,- six vgn-j -.
. aeven-elghts. I'll order It for
you Immediately." ....
. "What's the Idea, ' sir?"
ajked the astonished riveter;
"I don't want any glass eye."'
"Maybe nol! But yoo wll
shortly, if yoo keep on workr .
ing as you are now. You'll be
turned Into the Infirmary with .
a piece of steel In your eye,,
and will be provided with a
gla eye blue." .
Twenty minute later the .
riveter was wearing goggle.
. Better a little protection
now than a glass eye later.
Headaches come many time,
from eye strain. A pair. of
Derfect fitted glases give re-
lief and comfort. How about .,
yours? . ;-.rf-
DR. GOBLE .
700 Slain . Pbon? 1S9W
PHOTO FREE
QUALITY
PHOTOGRAPHS :
PICTURE
. FRAIVIE3 1
ENLARGING ' -and
TINTING.