TirviwnAY, NovEnrntcn ii. tnvt
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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COMING EVENTS
Justice of the I'eaou In Town
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November Special alee- ) ciilloquln, wits In Iowa today on
lion for measures submitted to toff,clnl bu01l,.
tD Beopia oy "
. ' a . at.- nliH
and amendment to tho City
Charter.,
Nov. '. Installation of chap-
tor Do MoUy t Masonlo Hall
Intuition and election,
Not 10. Calholio Ladles
4) Dasaar, Loomls building. .
Nov, il, Armlilloe dan
4 Nortiaber l-7 Woman's
Library club eooked food and
rummaia aale. I
4 Nor. !. Tbankslvtni.
B. I. lit
' II. A. flpranuo, roadmnator of the
Bouthern I'aclflo Miaeta division, and
W, J. MeEnorney. head of tho round
houses of tho Bbaata dWutlon, were
tJn town catcrday on company busi
net. ,
County Visitors
A liana numbor of county visitors
wore In town yostorday and today on
various errands of a business nature.
Ii. It. Crump of Modoc I'ulut won
on, on tha troets. W. J. Christen
aon' waa In from CUlIoquln. E. W.
Wilkoraon woa here from Loi-ella.
Ed Banteg WM here from Croseent.
i:iiiin It4iturn
The remainder of the election rn-
turns from county , proclnmn were
turned ta ul llio county, clurk's or
flce, .E. W. Williamson, brouKht tho
results In from J.angev J vulloy,
Charles Asor of Midland Uroiixht the
nKiiriu Irom lila Drooluct. U. J. Mo
Collum of Worden, Lowls Pankey of
Yoinax, J. P. Colohon, A. Kiillna of
Mulln, F, M. Cleaves of Creeoont, 0.
t ltllvoM of Tine drove, and E. hi
u v r Col man. Ororfto Hoyd
unit J.' 8. MclAflun wi.-ru all In town
on the name errand.
fur Portland
Mrs. S.,T, Goollor loft for.ForU
land tbl . morning to visit tholr
dim lib tor,. Mr. 11. K. flowers, In Port
land. They will bo away several
weeks', '
ILitliy Girl Horn
Mir. and aire. Curtla Krench of
348 Washington streot, oro bolng
congratulated on tho birth of an
elKht-uound daughter. November 4
The baby waa nnmud IUwe Mary.
Ixavos for Portland
' A. It. Cage, connected wllb the
Mill Conetruotlon company, which la
doing work on the Klamath Falls
Crater Lake highway, near Fort
Klamath, waa In townt yoalorday and
took tho morning train for Portland
wbors'he will remain sovoral day.
Hero From Kirk
Chart F. Oager, connected with
thVlUmpVihlro Contracting company,
waa a Yleltor today front Kirk.
Ibarra for Bacrnmento
Jack Miller, . local buslnau man,
left thla morning- for Sacramento by
automobile; Ha will eaublna a busi
nosa In Sacramento.
lUnht of Way Man H
William 8. Worden, head of th4
Southern Pacific right-of-way de
partment for thnhaata division, ar
rived in town yesirrnay no win r
main several daya on company bual
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Rmcrvatloii Ilrnui
Tim llrawm. one of tha wotllthlrat
Indiana on tho Klamath Indian rea-
ervntlon and a man who haa roachod
hla preaent pronporlty by bla own ln-
duatrr and entorprlae. arrived rn
town from hla ranch Monday to at
tanit n hualneae mattera. Brown
haa acquired over 1200 acre of land
nnrt haa over 800 head of cattle on
hla ranch. Ilia opinion aro highly
reapecUHl by other Indiana who often
come to him for advice. Ilrmvn waa
nljui In toon to vlnll hla wlfo 'ho la
confined In n lir-al hoapltnl here. Jeff
(Rlddlo of Valnax, a roaldont of the
Klamath Indlnn n-norvetlon and a
member of I lie tribal council woa a
local -vlaltor yoMtnrday while tran-
aactlng bulnn. Hilly Crawford of
Ciilloquln la In town to aeo lila
daughter who la confined In a local
hoapltnl with an Injured foot. Fred
llnkor, eupcrlittntHlont of the Indian
reflcrvatlon, waa In town yeeterday
to trnniwct bulni In tho court
houee.
Bco niitik Ilmr
On their return from Mndford on
official buMnaaa Tucaday uiBiit.iUop
uty Blierlffa C'ozad and Ilawkliia
oamo onto a huge black hear on tho
Oroon Hprlng road jtut thla aide of.
tho summit. Tho bear calmly ambled
acroaa the road In fron$ of the ma
chine and dluappearcd In the bruah,
Hera From I0y
Mra. Frank Obonchaln and apna
from Illy wero gocal vlnltor today on
a chopping trip.
HlocUnirn In Town
Jack McAuHffo. well-known etock
man of Fort Klamath and hla broth-r-ln-law,
Poto 'O'Connor, also a
taockmun,- were In town today,
etockman, wero in town today.
Cleco oon on bualneaa.
GERMANY LEADING IN
POTATO PRODUCTION
OF ENTIRE UNIVERSE
"WASHINGTON', Nov. 8. Nobody
knowa juat how many potatoe ere
grown In tho wofd yearly, but the
department of agriculture estimates
moro than K,000,00,0fl0 bunhela
were hnrvcatnd lant year, cxclualve
of Russia and tha many small
patches grown In garden for home
nso the world over.
Northwestern Kuropo is tho
world's greatest potato-producing re
gion because of favorable soil and
climatic conditions and ltd people
utilize the potato to a grcator extent
In their-diet, In the manufacture of
alcohol, and aa feed for llveetock
than in other sectlous of the world
Germany Is the world's largest Pto-v
ducer of potatoes, producing 1,494r
181,000 bushela last year, TheUnitci
States produced 431.185,000 bushels
last year. 'f
Beware of Photo Fakers
Men claiming to bo making pictures for Tho Penaley'e Baby
Bhow are lmpostera. No If we wero having nby Hhow wo wosiM,..1
make our own aittinga with up to date nppllnncca, not flush
827 Main Htrcct
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Ix-avc for Hontliorn Calif.
,. Alex Shlve. formerly, -connected
i-llll the Standnrd Oil Co., left today
for Bontbern California whoro ha will
apond tho wduler. '
To lAva for l Anorlra
" dn a fnw daya Joo Kna will leavo
for Ia Angol on a combined trip
nt hunlnnas and vU-asuro. Kvans suld
ho might go out to Universal City
and becomo a movie king.
f'ouiiir Ktockmnii In Town
(leno WUlkorson, a well-kraown
inrVmnn or Lanxcll Valley, baa been
called to Ffamath Falls to Imnaact
Irualnean, -.
VUlllnif Soil
' 4. K. Iloylo arrived Turaday from
v.k. rr vuii with hla son. J. C
Iioylo and family.
l.urlui AntilrBiitn Hrter
ADolueate, Jr.. who lias
been confucd to tho lllackburn bos
nltal for two weeks, la Improving
I Annloruto Injured hbi knee and w in
J teetlon set In, making It neoossssry
tor him to enter 4ho liospltol for
' treatment.
Motor m Portland
i Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ooollor and
Mrs. Jennlo Hurw loft by car thla
morning for Portland, whoro tlrny e-
jioct to spend tho next 10 da).
CHRISTMAS tho time for- Greeting Card will
soon bo hero. Too expenaivo to aend fine pres
ents to A LI j your frienda. but at a trifling cost,
you can at least remember I hem with a neatly
engraved or printwl C'hrlaunna Card a flno ro
minder that you still remember them.
Call and nee our eamplea before all tho best
one arc selected by early shoppers.
Drummond Print Shop
.118 North 4th v- .
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Library OuW M.ftlnjt . '
Tha Woman's library elb will meet
In the Ubrnrr rooms at 2:30 Friday
afternoon for a business session and
at 3 o'clock a general meeting will
ho held nt which Dr. O. A. Morney
will give a talk on business con
ditions In eoH'.ern ctlles.
Iliiiimoii lU'turns
After a week's nhsenco In Califor
nia. Mr. and Mrs, I,o Houston and
lira children. Mrs. 0. W. Iloustoo,
Mrs. Richard Ilrown nnd dnnghtor.
relurnod from tierber whoro they
visited relative nnd friends and at
tended tho wedding of Mra. . L
l.andln who was married to A. 1
iranso Inst 8aturdny, Mr. O. W.
Houston left tho party at Corner nnd
went on to Corning whore alio vlsltod
her parents, Mr. and Mra. W. S
Harris.
Pnullnn Cllft Returns
Aftor a vtolt of several weeks with
hnr mother in Ashland. PauUIno Cllft.
well-known local girl, haa rcturneu
to Klamath Falls and baa takon hor
old position nt tho First National
bank.
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Is $8.00 a Month Too Much .
- FOB WIFE AND CHILDREN?
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Many a "' aquanders away ntorc thnn $8.00 a month for
worthless things r in wnya that Injure himself.
Our sperlnl of Just half uul first pnj-ments during the next
14 d) enables fiither to be a good sport nnd do tho family a good
turn. Jluy it Now tot Christina.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
On Saturday, November 10th we are going to give the people of this city
bargain! never before given in Klamath Falls. .::rr:
42 piece dinner sets
Saturday only tC QCt
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jl-ArLruTAJ"VVVi"ii "
All Ladies and Childrens Hats
Saturday only Half Price
juuT-rinJ'Ju-ru'.iLn.nrii i - - - ...... 1
Extra Large Granite Dish pans. Saturday only, each
Large Granite Dish pans, Saturday only, Each 4D C
Large Granite Kettle, Saturday only, each 1 & C
Brooms, high grade brooms, Saturday only, each
Lanterns A complete Lantern, Saturday only, each - QQq
22x44 heavy Turkish towels (limit 4 to customer)
Saturday only, each Q
Cut Glass water sets (values to $3.50). Sat. only, set
IfWl ,n,mi t;n toilet naoer (limit 11 to customer)
Saturday only, 11 rolls ....
Palmolive Soap (limit 10 bars to customer)
Saturday only, per bar
Each and every item a genuine bargain-
. day, November linn;
!- $c
Remember one day only, Satur-
HOSKING'S VARIETY STORE
Odd Fellows Building Klamath Falls, Oregon
sis" istt 5
v"iWt ij-
Earl Shepherd Co.
Largest Stcok, lowest IVIccs, Iow Terms
COT Main Street . '
B lEi 1 si Pi ea. W I i VWif
Where HWiW
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R. tl'm (Jathor
; ' Nearly 100 members of tha Knights
tif Columbus gathored t tho Asom
Vly hall oro I'luo atreet Inst evening
to attend tho first of a aorlos of
moki'ra to bo given by thla organi
sation' during -tho coming yoer. A
part of tho ovonlng's cntnrtalnmont
waa (t llendld program, oonalatlng
of vocnl nmd Instrumontiil selections,
busing and WToatllng ovonts and
on..iiiir. At the ibttHlnoBB mooting that
followed, It waB dccldml to bold a
Tllimkaglvlng JInxi whon 60 Thanks
giving bnskots. flllod IwltU ovorylhlng
that goes to mako up n tMinnituous
tllnnor, w!(l bo disposed of, tho pro
coixla of which will ho nddod to a
fund set nslde for n mammoth Clirtol
mftH treo for tho children of tho par
lull nnd Sacred Heart academy.
Sedan
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More than 790
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At practically open car cost, the Coach com
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Super-Six Prices at the Lowest Itevel in History
ii..i.i..n,, l.Voni Cnllfomln
fl. A, Unlllwoll boa Junt rotttrnod
from Colltoriiln whoro ho hns been
spending 'several ''"" nn biiHlnons.
IIa.lllw.oll la bod of the Standard Oil
company horn
Miuflnge UeeitHi
- A marrlngo lleonso was Issued yea
Iwlay to Jack l.mlle Cttrnnw. a lino
'htan of Kin ninth Falls, ami Myrtlo
Mno KJedderman, wallross, of Klam-
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ACME MOTOR COMPANY
Klamath Falls, Oregon' ,
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avail yourself of some of the bargains. See yesterday's Herald
for big list of items. Things used in every household. Something
for every member of the family.
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lb nday
Only
Friday morning between the hours of ten and twelve we J
will put on sale our entire line of Vanity boxes and handbags.
Latest Colors
Newest Styles
AT ONE-HALF OFF
This is your chance to get a new Vanity Box, or Hand Bag
at a saving of several dollars. Remember, however, that this
sale is on for only two hours FRIDAY MORNING.
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
r7 WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
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BUY THEIR DRUGS