TVEHDAV, NOVEMBER. IB, 1031
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE
COMING EVENTS .
Nov. (.Installation of chso-
tor Df Molay at Masonic Hull J
lultlallon i nd election.
tNovemfber ltf-7 Woman's
Library club eooked food and
' rummage esle. e
, frlday, Nor. U. Meeting
falrvlew Parent-Teachers As
soolatlon.
November JO. Thankiglv.
Jog,
November J, football
Klamath varaui Redding.
December 11 and II Epls.
eopel baiaar la Parish hall, 7lh
and HlKh.
Turkey Pinner .
. i A dollolotia turkey dinner was on
Joyed by tnaa Jenkins, Joan McDon
ld",JL';.lt' Jonklni and Mra. J. P.
ytliOtt Sunday l the McDonald
rjincrj Sunday, Tha party laft Klam
ath Palls Huntiay morning and
returned thqt nlilit.
Move, to .Now Ilealdciice
i Mra, Madge E. Dixon haa moved
from her. former resldenco at 894
North Ninth to a now house at 1163
Lincoln atreet., liar household effects
are being transported to bar new
residence today and ahe will bo ea
tabllahed tboro In a few day.
. To Mrdforrt on Business
O.-r rt. Llndlay, vice-presldoni of
the American National bank, baa left
for Mod forj where he will apend a
week tranaaetlng business. Llndley
la a former ronldrnt of Modford. '
f
Npend Winter in Town
! 3. V. Vinon of MVirtln have de
rided to spend the winter In Klamath
Falle and have taken a houae at 1114
Dlvlalon atreet, Mllli addition. They
are moving In their furniture from
thnlr home In Martin and will, be liv
ing In their new home within the next
Move Hero From Kcriil !
"The opportuDlttea of Klamath have
attracted ( large number of people
during the put few montha. Many
families, have moved Jiere end es'tab
llahed pe'r'manont reildence. Among
the latest atrlvalsJi H. 0. Whitney
of Bend who la moving and will re
eldo ai lOt Canal atreet. . .
Her for the Par
'. Mr.' and Mra. Oeorge Gallagher
of Modoo Point .were In town yostor
day to vlilt frlanda and attend the
Armlatlce day celebration. Gallagher
la a well-known Klamath farmor.
llflura FTotn Medroni
. ' Mr. and Mra. Robert Wllaon who
havebeen vlaltlng WHUon'e parenta
In Mad ford over 8unday and Monday,
'roturnod to their homo horo lait
nlgliL Accompanying them waa Mrs.
Lisle Wllaon, Wllaon'a mother, who
will vlilt at tbolr homo for several
dare. Mrs. Wllaon will entertain for
hor tomorrow evening.
J, J.- INrkrr'e Mother Dead
': Word liU' boon received of tho
dbath of J. J. Parker's molhof tn
Hanta How yostorday. Parker loft
thin morning for Santa. Tlosa where
h'n will attend tlio fnnoral.
Close Mill ''",- '
Jack O'Nolll hna elosod down hlH
sawmill at Mount Hebron -for tho
irlntor. Ho was a local vsltor yostor
day and returned to bla homo In
Mount Hebron thla morning.
' Iforna e'rom California '
,-. Aftor 'apondlng tho summer and
early fall In the .woods of northern
California. Ed Bagby haa roturnod to
Klnmqth Falls nnd will romntn hero
for the winter. . '
llnlitrii From Pprtliiml
j l-.. Ifc Walker nnd J. L. Kent, local
' litMlnima ninn, hnvo roturnod from
'Portland after a buslnoss trip of sov
oral dny. The two mon loft for Port
land hist Tliiirattny. : '
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Kxrlllitit Trip
J A trap to Modford nnd Grants Pans
luloriipnriiod -by a number of xrltlnjt
Incidents was, enjoyed by Mr. and
Mu t rinnrnti Tliinulm. onil fhnlr
daimiiter, Mia. Paul Hilton. Tho
party vWted with rolnllvoa In Med
fcinl.j While driving to arnnt.i'Pass
on tho Pacific highway Bnndny an
alito linrn , doundml lintilnd thorn.
Thrashnr Immoillntiily ateornd to tho
kltln-of thn, rond for tha cur to pans.
; Ihatnad tho enr in paaHlug lld off tho
allppory pnvomnnt Into tho ditch and
; turned over. A man and woman In
tho car woro liijurml, nnd beyond
n fmr dontp( fontlom tho niltn wan
, -
unharmed. A number of man heav
d to and In a abort whlla tha form
nu (e pair woro on their way again,
Clva mluutoa lator aa tlioy wora,.drlv
ln Into Grants Pass Thraahar waa
tlsuterod by tha city Ire department
tearing up the Main atreet with the
(Ira bote drafting behind the ma
chine. Thraahar wisely concluded
that the atreet wal an unease plaoe
to be at that time and drove Into a
eervlcg nation driveway till the ei
eltement bad ceased and he could
oollact bla tboughta.
Elks' Dan
Tbe looal Klka' lodge will give a
dance tomorrow night H the Elk a'
temple at Third and Main. Thla la
one of tha flrat dsncea of the fall
aeaaon. From now until April of next
year the Klka' lodgo will glvo semi
monthly dances.
Tractor Man Iieavea ',
B, II. Coffrey, connected with
the Holt manufacturing company,
a tractor concern of Stockton; who
haa boon In Klamath county for
the past a'everal daya looking over
the ground' for bla company, left
today for California polnta by mo
tor, , 0. W, Glaacock, connected
with . the aama company, arrived
In KlamatH Falle last night by mo
tor and will epond several days
here.
V. P. Man Here
r. K. Btudebaker, . an official of
tho Union Pacific railroad, la In
Klamath Falta for a'everal daya on
company . bualnasa.
Modford Party On Hunting Trip
A' large ' party from Med ford
atopped over In Klamath Falla for
the night ' on their way to Eagle
Tlldgo where tbey will apend sev
eral daya on a duck and goose
bunt. Tbey are Gordon Voorblea,
prominent banker, ' Miss Voorhles.
Mr.' and Mra. F. C. Preston, Miss
Norrlr, and : Mr, and Mra. Corbln
Edgell, who are from Now Hamp
shire. Tbey will remain 'several
days at Eagle Ridge;
Article Claimed
Nearly all the artlclea taken
from Mllq Haeklna and Leonard
Harrington last Friday nlgbt, by
two men who were arrested by
Patrolman Swindler, have ... been
claimed. Tboro are still fw toola
flashlights and odda and enda, In
cluding a brand new pair ofiboes.-
Make Home Here ,
Mr. and Mrs. Maurlta Jalo,
formorly . of Aahland, who - were
married last week are- making tbelr
homo In Klamath Falla. Mra. Jalo
la tho daughter of If. H. Leavltt.
an Aabland business man and 'U
graduate of tho 'Ashland high
school. Tho young couplo are now
residing at 1021 Mala street.
Mill Mnn Visitor i
K. A. Blackllngton of BorUoloy.
Calif , who . ia a largo Klamatn
mill operator or many years stand
ing, arrived yesterday for a bu
siness visit of stovoral daya. Ho loft
this morning ,for Chlloquln nd
will spend tho day thoro. Mrs.
Blackllngton. who , accompanied
hor husband, loft today, for Dor
rls where aho will visit with friends
for a day or so.
Left for Portland :
A party oi local pooplo loft, for
Porilnml yoslnrday .wliero thoy will
comblno buslnvm, pleasure and shop
ping for sovorat days. Thoy ro Mr.
nnd Mrs. U If. Hajnes, Mrs. J. H.
nrnahan, ond Mra. J. 8. Rate-man.
Thoy oro making tho trip by motor
and cxpoct to return to Klamath
Falls by Saturday. v
Week-oml A'lsltora From Medfonl '
Miss Gortrudo Pnrkor, Mls Ida
nahl. nnd Mtabol Wnll of ModtUKi,
well knowsj. horo among tho yonngnr
ai, roturnod to Modford yostorday
nftor spending tho yook end horo
visiting friends. . '"
Return From Corvallls ,
Afior a week's visit with ,tltolf
son who Is attending tho Oregon
Agricultural collogo at Corvallls Mr.
and Mrs. Harry PolU roturnod yes
tordnyi to their homo hero. Accom
panying them on tholr return trip
.. Fmnces Humphtoy, ft formor
student at 0. A. who has boon
vhltlng In Corvallls for tho last
throo weeks. ,
Miirlinirn I.Iron
A innrrlaKB license wns lsiuod tMa
wook end to Kimono L, Hopkins, a
farmer of Merrill and, Alice Daniel,
hniwwlfo, aba of Wrrlll, i .. , '
F. H. llramwll III 'JNwii . '
, V. 8. Brumwolt of (iriinja Pass,
we'll - known throughout the state,
was In town today from Mncdonl,
Calif,, whore ho haa benn ongagod
In a buslnoaa eotorprlso for aoveral
montha. Bramwall wua formerly a
bstelman and at one time waa tha
manager of the Oregon hotel In Port
land. Ha will ba here for aeveral
daya. on business.
Railroad Men Hem
J. N. Harnett, 0. Renard and H,
llegglund, ell of Dunemulr and all
connected with the Bbusta dlvlalon of
the Southern Pacific are In town to
day on company bualuoss. All three
sre frequent visitors here.
Rev, GpldJe Coming-
Tbt Bt. Vf, MeCUan Ooldla will
arrive ti.e Saturday evening and
wilt be av me Hotel Hall until No.
vemfber 11 . organising ' the pariah
work. He will hold service on Sun
day. It la also planned to hold Christ
maa aervlcea on December it when
Rev. Ooldla will be preaent. - Tbe
bishop committee will meet with the
Rev. Goldle In tho chur-b at 7:30
Monday evening.
Auxiliary to Meet '' "
. The Ladles' Auxiliary of the Prea
byterlas . church, will meet at the
home of Mra. 0- D. Mathewe at 2:30
Wedneaday a'fternoon. All ladlea are
Invited to attend. '
Marriage Ucfltxee leaned ,
A marriage license waa Issued Sat
urday to John Caretenaen of Klamath
Falla, a bookkeeper, and Anna Cecilia
Peterson of Klamath Falls, a nurse.
Away for Several Weey
Mr. and Mra. Carl Heche, former
ownera of the Home restaurant, have
Juat left for Medford on a business
trip. Tbey will be away for aeveral
weeks. , -
SERBIAN POET IS
PRAISED REPORTER
BELGRADE, , Nqr, 13. -Coneerr-stlve
8orblana have words of high
praise tor the activities of, M. Ra
kltch, Jugoslavian minister pleni
potentiary to Bulgaria, In Inform
ing bla government and the preaa
correctly aa to the. progress of
events in Bulgaria durlng'tbe recent'
Communistic, uprising.;.
While the. semi-official organ . of
tho foreign office, horo waa putting
out much - misinformation about
tho. development and scope of tho
dlHordors, M. RakltcH'' waa Quoted
la conservative Belgrado newspa
pers aa giving a correct presenta
tion of tbo situation across the bor
der.' ', , ; '.' ... ''
M. R"V'f'w responsible for
Insluucu, lur tho Information .that
thore had been novbattls' around
Sofia that no nrtuloa, of peasants
and Communists' were ..marching
upon tho Bulgarian Capiat, in ma
ny thousands; that the king was
not In flight, and that the prime
HELLO BILL!
How are your Eyes'
now?
Fine I just had Dr.
. ..
Goble fit them to glas
ses. I can see as - well
now as I could when I
was-a boy.
'"' ."' .: ...
PVnniNGd with an ' appo-tlto-plooslng
pttrposo. Pud
dings of raro flavor and of
pure-food goodness. Meals of
pleasing slxod proportions at
tho propor prlcos, .
. Get acquainted with onr
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CLUB CAFE
135 Bo.. Sth St.
m rz fc
NeCourtsi
Ir. 3. If. Carter Vermis Vlncnvt I.a
tlinore. ' ' ''
Dr. J. H. Carter has brought suit
against Vincent La Chance alleging
that defendant owed him ISO for
professional services from- Jiily' 2,1,
1021, to January 1, 1922. In addition
plaintiff prays that defendant pay
all costs an(; disbursements and that
he pay 0 per cent on amount in
volves from February l, 1922, .'
Edward J. Kp!noa Veraur Mabr!
Kspinosa. j , '
The divorce case of Bdward J. Es-
plnosa versus Mahal Ujplnoia was
tried Saturday .and a decree of di
vorce granted to plaintiff,
Maria nagan Versus Edward Itagan,
Marie Regan was granted a dl-
voree from Edward Ragan Saturday.
Tha defendant was found to be la
default for want of an appearance.
William A. Terry Versus Mary A.
Terry,
In tbe divorce cose of William A.
Terry versus Mary A. Terry, defend
ant waa foand to- be tn default for
want of an appearance and plaintiff
William Terry waa aranted a divorce
bv Judge Leavltt ro8turday.
minister bad not been killed . In
action against the Communists. .
What M. Rakltch Informed., bis
government' and tbe conservative
presa of Belgrade, was that Sofia
waa quite ante from any menace
by peasants and Communtsta, ' that
tbe situation was. at no time bey
ond ' the control . of tbe . govern
ment, and tbat the: movement was
not the ' protest- of an oppressed
people but the act of the Moscow
Third Internationale, acting through
deluded partisans. :V''i
In addtltlun to being at able
reporter, .M. Rakltch is .profitably
tbe greatest of living Serbian1 no
ets. ". "
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SUCCESS IN LIFE
IS ATTRIBUTED TO
THE MUSK MELON
MUKWONAOO. Wla., Nov.' 13.,
Tha auocess of many men boa been
attributed to various strange things,
but few. It la believed have been In
spired hf tho muskmelon as waa A.
II. Craig, 76, postmaster here.. He
assorts that the whale fabric of his
life and achievements mas built up
through, inspiration furnished by the
melon.
Craig become Identified with tbe
melon Industry after a series of
financial misfortunes, commencing
with tbe failure pf g bicycle factory
In which as a young man he invested
bla levlnri. That failure compelled
blm to mortgage bla home to pay bK
obligations.
f "I wrote to a New York publlaher
for a Job and got one," be explained.
"It waa to write a . book of
450 pagea on the subject of debate.
The result was "Cralgs . Proa -and
Cone' an outline of ochool debate.
Asked to name tbe compensation for
writing this book, I gave tbe publlah
er the figure represented : by - the
Mortgage Indebtedness of my home."
i Paying off the bomeetead mort
gage with a now widely used hook
left an empty pocketbook. Casting
about for substance and health took
htm into tbe outdoors and growing
things and melon culture suggested
Itself. " .: . . :
At thai, time the article was a lux
ury in the markets of the east. Craig
decided to grow a melon that would
stand above all others by Intelligent
and scientific ' production. ' He sent
to France, Spain and Persia for seed
A Movie Theater, $3000
Abstract Plant $4000
Grocery - $6000
Buy a home in Klamath
Nice . 4-room furnished
house, $2500; only $500.
V"' . cash."-: :-''
J. M. MAGUIRE
.1140 Main St
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KLAMATH FALLS
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All persons owing me, will kindly settle up their accounts " . . '
parties having accounts against me, will please present them ' .7 7 ,7 1
for payments. This request is made in connection with the selling' ";; ;t
out of my business, and closing up my. affairs before leaving. . '. ;
He first grew melons with some suc
cess but more In failure. He visited
Indianapolis and at a city produce
market there waa attracted by a speci
men of provincial melon of the
Hoosler state. He bought one for a
dime, ate it, and saved the seeds.
Later, he crossed it with one of his
own kind. . '
The result was melons that ran
20 to 2i pounds In weight. Craig
set out to roduce the size, for as
market melon it was undesirable be
cause of its weight. After years of
experimenting, a superior product
Came into being. The first success
of the new variety found birth at a
banquet given in honor of former
A. NEW SHOWING OF
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fluff of fur, or a smaUerlnsj
ver tracenera or , a naenins;
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' Fine Steaks a specialty. ' -'Waffles-- and;
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The Run Down May Run
;?777i'Up;in'Health!;
A run down physical condition la the Invariable reeuM
of a chronic weakneee. Constant pain or dragging yreakaeaa
. will rob the sufferer of vitality..-Quite often the appearance
U unchanged, bat tho sufferer knows a difference.,' ;
,:. .. Ordinarily .when a man finds himself In such a cond,,
tion, tho family phjslclau advises a vacation. But the. caase
is not removed by a vacation. The vacation' will help, per- v'
hapaivlf tho sufferer is taking chiropractic .spinal, .adjust t
roenta to remove tho cause of his weakness. Beat' and. adr. .
justmenta will restore, but '; rest nlono .will.; only pofoio'-'y
another breakdown. : ' '. -.'-' V'. ' t '-. ' f.y '
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CHIROPRACTOR :
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NOTICE
President Taft in Minneapolis, whei
the guests clamored for melon a aa
thbn more melons. ' '5 ijr'4
.
Roston Transcript Chairman Hpwi
ard Elliott of tbe Northern Pacts
aays that the northwest la suffering
from " gloomy exaggeration" of tl I
present difficulties. That dtaeaat 'or
gloomy exaggeration la vcne ot Mipf
most troublesome ot human llla'-.- J
Philadelphia North Amwtoan i'jj
course, once you grant that hlatojrwt
la bunk there see ma no reason at o!'
why Henry Ford shouldn't be electa!,
to make It. '. , :
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