The Evening herald., December 06, 1923, Page 5, Image 5

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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COMING EVENTS
DeoanVbor I .
I.adlei' llnmnr, ', .
Q0. - M. IC. I,ad log- Aid
Daiaar, tail cuokod (uud enlo
Lodmle Ulgd, )
' Deaeinber It and 1J Kpli-
copal baiaar to Parlb ball, 7th
and Hlgb, '
' ' Twenty-one , mur alianplng
; . daye.'.'"'
' Dctnbr 15 Chr!utmi4. "
- tlKttoQ tnoro (bopping daye
rrkat'l Mother Dead
WoriJ : was received today by
ltV, Kathur Uvla, puafor of. Sacred
1 1 sort pnrliili. of llio dentil of lili
J mother at Wi'lmlor, Huuth Duliot.
A riwiulom IiIkIi inn will lm cnln
Staled lu. !mr nuimo'y In Hacrol
' in i tl church ot 8 oVIm-k tiiiiiof
1 row morning. - . .
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villltiff I'i-oui Harrnnifit'i
, (' 'r. Owirifo A. 9oic wltn i.t
; t,i well known vy, nr ami it'll?
itliiiiallai .if Uut'rutoiid), iriiwid
latl nrnnlnc . a brief vlnil
;w!l'. Dr. utitl Mri. , U'lrnuM it.iy
ly.'ure luavliitt fur in ttxtomlod.au-ji-i
in In Honolulu. M i Sjiomi-r In
tu-y mother of Mm. lta.
'ir t Blatw Hor
Mr i. Burr Weatbrook of Merrill
la Ilia guoat of hor alator Mr, n.
C. Orooibcck. , '
Chlloquin Merchant In Town
Edmund Oowan,' tb wall known
morohant of Cblloquln, la In th
city for a brlof rlalt with bla mo
tbr, Mra. Sarah Oowan. HI many
friend wart llad to that h
bad recovered from the aovera at
tack "bf Imflammatory rhoumatlain
from which he bad boon Buffering
fur ai-voml wowK. (iowun at tend
ed the trial ot Leonard Long and
wiin culled u o, character wltuoji.
WVatlim
Winter Inld a tenlutlvo. bund
uiioii KlHiiuilh KuIIh lunt night but
waa rupuland. Snow buroly an Inch i
deep foil, giving Klamath Fall
an Inkling of what la to como. The
ecarclty of tho now did not dis
courage tbe yoUnger generation aa
tba atraata war wall covered by
aleda, and tba air filled with,' well
thrown anowbnlla. Today tba laat
remain of the anow are being ob
literated by. a warm rain that la
turning the hard dry anow of )aat
night id brown eluiD. '
INCOME TAX BLANKS nal,k" an'5 " organiratlon
NOW AVAILABLE AT ' ia,d ""'"' 10 r" ""ere,t 'a,d
wivu-.nu iu uupuiuor ix xne
Tit Nnlfili Oiv Illinium
J. if. Curnalinn, city attorney,
hue loft for Kalnm on a abort bu
Inoaa trip. Ilu la 'expected bacli
In Klamath a Kiln tomorrow nlgllt.
Conner In Kli-k , ,
O. W. Connor, acrrtury to John
Iliimpalilro, contractor, la In Kirk
for novcral day In connection with
thn Job on the Klumuth Lakea
roul". lie will be back in Klamath
FuIIh tomorrow ufternoon.
Invv' Vot .HacYamenlo
C. H. firntnbte and It. K, Pat
toroon, local bueineea men, hajre
left- for Sacramobto on combined
trip of bualneii and pleaaura,,
Ommwrll fp from MacDoal
Frank fl, Jlramwell, wait known
Oregon .realdent , who la now ltv.
Ing In MacDoel, California, waa a
locul visitor ycaterday on a abort
bualnma trip. Ilramwoll 'waa form
erly a realdent of Oranta Paaa and
at one time waa tba managor of
the Oregon hotel In Portland,
FEDERAL OFFICES
total during the year equalled or
exceeded 11000. Theao informa
tion returni are carefully checked
wltb individual returna. It in a
taapayar'i individual return a pay
ment reported on an Information
return la omitted, ahlon by, the
Bureau of Internal Revenue fol-
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Tbeaa Information returna must
be "made out and mailed by the
PORTLAND,' Ore., Dec, 6.
Blank' forma' for filing returna of
Information are now a vail t Mo at
the office of Clyde O. Huntley.'
Collector of Internal Revenue, In
tbla city, and at tho biunch' offi
ce in Vatm; an-1 Pomllbton, The
cur! jrltkta of these blank will j employer direct to the Commla-
to of aid to flrmr, corporit'o: acjaloner of Internal Revenue, Wash-
liualneaaca employing lari forcea, i
which un na'.ly are reqj ,i I to ro
pift 'o tho CommlHloiitr of In
terna'. I'.ertnue at Wgiblniitou
paymanti ot JiOOO or mora, made
during tba pncedlbg year, A aa
parato return of information for
each employ whose aalary (or
1823 waa $1,000 or mora la roqur-i
ed of employer.
Ington, D. C.,' ao aa to reach that
official not later than March. Iff,
1924. Bpi'e Is provided on tho
blank for indicating wbothor the
paraon paid 11,000 or mora la inur
rlcd or alngle and employers aro
Hi gad to b aura- tnd ao mark each
blank. Beyer penaltlea aro pro
vided In eaaea wnara employer fall
t- comrly w!..h tb;i proviaioi it
tho fti6e-al Income tax law wlt.blr.
tbv , time prescribed. Employer
may: obtain tho necessary' Bumh'elf
it blank upon; application 'm' of
lector Huntley'- office, fi'Ki" Mr'
r
In From Form
Mra. Jim Jory, wife, of a prom
inent farmer on the Midland road
waa. In town yesterday on a hop
ping trip. . . ,
la From Iangrll Valley '
John W. Turner of Langell Va-
ley, ownor fof tho Turner hotj
spring health i resort- wan local,
visitor yesterday. - . . J,' ' i
PI NET REE
' TODAY .'AND 'FRIDAY '. :
"THE ISLE OF LOST
SHIPS" ;jr
Htnrt-Lng Milton Hills An
' nn Q. Million . Waller ,
Lonar.
A great H-a story
DONART
f v & SON
- (: ;; TAXIDERMUTO ;
Fnn-irrs, Tanners and Dyrn
All yfjrk guaranteed
. , Khoiwt Sll-J -7
810 Mala Street
. , , Kiojnath Fall, Ornron ,
. Tho Helping Hand
LadUs will give a Ba
itar and mlnttrel In
th Malln Hall, Satur
day night, Dec 8th
Doorg open 6:30.
; r Minttrel at 8:00
Admission 25c and 50c
i I GLASSES T,
Are aomnDing (oac wa aa ,
not think muoh about tilt w;
need them ; badly, , ;
;, Many ; , people . aftr (thr ,
. DO NEED GLASSES .
atruggle along trying to do' '
without them, till their ore i
are in a vary weakened ' oo-l '
dltlon. ' ' 1
WHY "KID" YOUR
SELF? ' v.
Trying to combat th lawn
ot nature cauaea man bad- ,
aehaa and eye achea that eould.
be avoided if th y war', '.,
. crd tor In ttm. - i.:, ., f v
., COMB TODAY DON'T i '
, . WAIT .- , . ;f
Punting It oft only make sS
bad mattor worse. 8ea . , ;
DR. GOBBLE
. ' 700 Main Btrvet
'- Phono 1B8-W .'
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S'- ftS?E-5ffRpSED-IN'-,niE GIFT fe. , , .j
t . PER&S;lliMTO
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IS i ' M "r" ' ' Ten Pins Amuse the Little Folk
ill j I 'ar8 variety to select from
III ylr J -We have a complete line of, Doll Go
1 v$ its !j ' Carts, ranging in price from
I y&U':- $1-50 to $24.50
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HOUSE
V on Sixth Sreet between Main Street and Klamath Avenue
has "persuaded Santa Claus to make another visit to . Klamath Falls, but as he is very busy at present
he cannot state when he will be at this store, But we will announce the date later. - - -
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I We have Motor Boats, Steam. Boats and Launches'
all well built, a large-variety to select from.
A Practical Gift
Furniture We have a complete line and will be
able' to fill your Christmas list on this line. ' ,
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Doh't fail to see this Automobile. It is a Dandy.
We' have a large assortment of . Automobiles of
all varieties. No matter what kind you want we
have it. ' . .. ;' "
Make deposit on your Christmas gifts and we
will reserve them for you. ' . . V V
Bowman's All Steel Coaster
Strong Sturdy Good Looking Fast
It's a Beauty and it won't break down.
Tliirtccn is not unlucky : for this All Steel Coaster.
The Men look safe. They weigh 2050 pounds
..The Coaster was not even bent, Strained or injured .
". .''-:': : in any way. ! Z .
Don't you want to own one of these wonderful Coas-.
''"'V' ' ";- -ters
COME IN AND SEE IT
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
Qoyalksyf)avenports9
; With the Box-Spring Guest-Bed
Be sure to see '5 '. Also the con
this entirely f5, venient cedar
new kind of V C'v cover chest in
davenport We .the base for.
aredemonstrat- "y ; your bedding, '
. ing every day a rtmi.h. , etc Fine choice
.its wonderful of beautiful aw
double width box-spring hairs, tapestries, velours
guest-bed that pulls out and leathers. Convefli
dresser drawer, ent terms if desired. ' .
DAYTtMH
MIOHTTIMB
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We have a complete line of Dolls Doll Crts '--", " (. 'r
Wagons Electric Engines Mech.' Trains v ;
Boats r Steam Engines Books Games Doll . , .
Furniture Aluminum Toy Dish Sets Kiddie i ' '
Kars Mechanical Toys Playground Toys - f
Tricycles "-..Velocipedes Chairs Rocking Chairs i-.-and
other articles too numerous to mention
Come In and See Them
$9.50; Each