ATfBDAT, MARCH 1 I0S4
THB EVENING HERALD, XLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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g annain ini ininwniMna iimii in laiy'is,
1 MAINLY ABOUT PEOPLE 1
Huddle of Melliaae Hi
0 r I'oo of Portland end luipii
Fulllvun of Parker, Konnin, war
tlmo nl of William Miilhnao, am la
lcn0 fur hcvomiI months, Tho two
Iiioii arrived suiiil duH ago lo look
tlM opportunities or Klunmih Knlm
liUil a lbs oUilook la b.'lulit lmv,do
l:tl( lb remain, Tbey nvuro ttotb
Urohiea hub Unit oro members Of
euBipaby tl Of tliO M hrtttnl'ou, t
division.
ArdlllOtH HW-4
I. H. Totirielotto, Portland archi
tect, li In (own tof aoveral daya on
bualhaaa, U l unilnaloiid that Iho
firm of Touimlloio I lltiimn;l, of
which Tourtolotto I a mouther, will
ubtnlt bid for arohltoflitral work
In .connection wltb lbs building of
U pow 'Central groda ichool. Ill
firm drw the plsaa fur Ibo alato
hbuno Of frtalio.
Vulhrt Marshall lWorir
,.Th Rot. rather H, J. Marshall
bi recojer,?d fvot t major operation
In' 'iiakfr;" Ore several weeks go
and ,1o. resuming bit work In that
fiction, according to tho Her, Father
(iila of tn local Catholic church,
Tlio Ilov. rather Marshall loft Klam
ath Kit I In Urn fall because of III
health. ,
Here From Nalcm
y. II, fltrubel of Balera, an archi
tect, arrived In Klamath Falls yes
torday to spend several daya on a
bualnasa trip, Ktrubol will bo rumcm
bored aa'a manual training teacher
In one of tho Iota I icboola a number
of yearn ago. Ho ia hero to roako the
acUelnianco of the acbool hoard
and may submit bid for iho archi
tectural work lo connection rib
the construction of the new Central
w fehool building. .
Hera from Midland
i O. P. Coucbman, prominent farmer
' of 4ha Midland district, was a busi
ness visitor In town today, Coucbman.
I a strong advocate of more dairy
cattle for Klamath county. Thero are
batseon 3Q0Q and. 30Q0 In the county
now, be says, where thero ahould be
10,000. ; " ,
llnro rVom California .
'1 1 Mr'iTl'J ?''?' iha- Be representa
tive for tho' niirrotigtM adding ma-
cblDo of thla district, la in town tor
ovoral daya tranaactlng bualnoaa for
big company,- .-
I own From Lamm's Mill .
' 'W B. Una, proaidem of tho
Laoitn Lumbor company, wai In town
yesterday to . transact buslnoa and
laat olgbt attondod the auto show.
tAv, .- . -
Hew I'rum Hacramento , .
Air. and Mra. II. Hart are In town
to'j several daya, having arrived lust
night from Sacramento, Hart, who la
prominent restaurant man, la part
owner In iho I'lno Trco thomnr.
; I Lack Yom I. A.
Joo lire it. formerly pant owoor It)
Iho Klamntb Klothlng Koiiiuiny, nr
rlvud In town lu.it nlcht from Lon
Angelca to epond sovornl daya trutiH-
aotltig bualnou and looking up hla
many frlonda.
In Ktimu Kono , . , .
II. W. Tower, woll known rancher
of ' tbo Knno district, waa lu tuwu
today, oouforrlug iwltb. tho county
acbool clerk on bualnoaa.
Lambert Morca
j.v iCbarJca lUimbort,' who rontod bla
homo on 827 Third Ht'root Id IjouIh
'.Mueller, ba, moved to Third and
Lincoln wbero lie baa rented a homo.
I ti om I'oo Va41r-T . . , ' ';
i Wlllllaiii Qrlfflth ond U J. Griffith,
ijotlj frmitra of tllo i'oo Valley, dln-
trlbt', wcro In Klamath' Falls yoator-
tlaj. to trnneact bulnoya and buy
.'giipplloa. .': . ' .
lloi-0 Kroiii Lakovlnw
-0. I). Arthur, director of tbo Com
iiierclnl Nntlonul bnnk of Uikovlow,
nttd nlao a nrockmnn of that nocllon,
u tn na-n fni anvprul ilavfl trnnnact-
lug IiukIuosh. Also hero from Iako-.
' rluw on n linalnoa trip la R. A. Jot
tnoro, ' ' .
Hero I'Yom Itcntly , ... , ,
A. T. 1fliiRcll or 11"Mty, n Tnrmor
j.tif Unit dlslrlct; wna In town today
WpRK SHOES . - WORK GLOVES .
Lumberjacks!
This is tho place to get Rnlf sotes that will hold
ihe calk. '
Jack Frost Shoe Shop
119 So. 6th Street 1
mi. 1 1 i ii
buying auppllea, I,angoll valley wna
namnd aflor I.angell'a fathor,
lluaril lo MiHt
Tlib City fii'ltool boiiTil will nioiil
III tho flrat Niitloniit bunk next Mon
iliiy iivnnlliK lo dlnciira K"nerul bital-
ifva. Tito board moeta tho flrat ami
third Mobility Of eiicli month,
Mliu'a lU I'lHt'blll Htrwt
Aviiliam bnrliHg, cheiiiliiry ti)ohir
f tho Klamath county high echool,
moved Ihla morhlug from 715 l'lnn
o n houie on l.lneolii atroet, between
Novell ih and Klghth.
MiilfcrliiK Willi I'lirininiiilii
Wwley llavcllli, mm of Uoorg:
llavollu, It aufforliig III tho Klamntb
(loueral hoapllal with an attack of
pneumonia, -
tluvra to Thlrtl Htrert
l.oula MPellor haa rentud h'e houao
un Oregon avenuo and hat moved to
337 Thltt;eoi. . ,
Movm to Now Office
Kay Morrla, local attornoy, baa
fnllnw. lillllilltlB In lhi nfflra f W.
', Myera in tno uiornm uuniung.
Murrla wlj) be ammclntcd with Myera
iieronitur . .
Hore From California
(leorgo A. Keltaer, connected wltb
tlN L'nlvcraal Kllm company of L'ul
veraal City, California, la in town
acting a advance agent fo ra picture
that will bo abown here eooa.
Hrro l-Vmii I'ortland
J. II. Hattan of Portland arrived
yraterday and will live berw perma
o -iitly t tho White Pelican hotel.
Mult Man
'. I. V. nlaacork, cunucctcd with tbo
Holt Manufacturing company of
Htockton. a tractor concern, la bero
(ov several daya to lol'clt ordera for
tbo aprlog agricultural work
Mill Men In Town
M. A. Puckvtt. a well-known milt
man ot thla county, waa In town to
day, accompanied by hi wlfo on a
bualnoaa and pkjoauro trip.
Ou Way Nortb --' v.
A. K.( Paddock arrived last night
from 8nn Francisco and toft ear
ly this morning for the railroad
eonatructlon camp north of Kirk.
Marriage License Issued
John Mitchell of Klamath Falls
a tanner, and Kthet Urotbanok at'
so ot Klamath Falls secured a mar
riage license thla morning and
were married this aftornoon by Jus
tice of tho ePace Emmltt.
K.niTectcil Hack ,
For the past work District At
lorrtft7"('j, flrowor and E. L. El
liott, special prosecutor of liquor
cases, huvo linen In Porllaud on
h'giil bualtivSH. Hovoral cases havo
lii'i'ii held up pending tholr arrlv
iil. Thv.v liro I'xpeeled' buck elthor
imniirruwSir Monday.
ItoluniN to Hiwriunento
John Conuenly. who has boon
hero for Hovornl tlnys In tho Inter
est of Iho Crano company of
Kncramniilo, left on tho morning
train for California. .
COURT
Deeds.
Lloyd It. DcLnp, t ux, to F. R.
Dol.ap, lota . 7, 8. 9, block 4. 11111
cw.it ndilltion.
. Jamea L. Kelley .to Ooorno C.
Slnryott. $500 cona.'svi' NV6, Soc.
34. Twv. 24, ...
' Mlchool Italy mid Stephen Harry
to U. S. A. portion ot NV4 NKli
of Soc. 1C, Twp. 29, It. D, diwrlbod
by metos and boundH.
II. t. Thurston, et ux,' to Ivan
Hlmon. $1. (IIS. Ni SWVi
aco. 10. Twp. 4fU. 8,
(looigo II. - Morrytnnu, el -vx,' lb A.
A. Uellmnn, $G000 Cons. Lot 3, bloek
11, Orlgliuil Town! ,, ,
. O. W,, Howard, ot nx, lo Marvin
Cross, et nl, 20 conls Ira. Portion
SWV4 SISM nnd SUM 810 Vi of Sec
tion 34, Twp. 30. II. 14. . ...
Ktiw.Rrd II. DuFnult ot ux, to O. J.
Underwood, 2U cvnti Ira. Lot i, lilk.
20, Falrvlow add.
Paul Carolll. ot ux. to Tom II. Luiik
'it ux $10 conn. Lot 1, block 1, Chllu-
uln.
ft. A. ltrovloa. et ux.. In Klamath
county, $10 eona. Hlrtp of land 60
tiet wiao in Boction J, xonraanip
40, R. 7.
OBITUARY
MAHY UCAILKY I HKVXK,
Mra, Mury McCaiiley, ruiidunt uf
Klamnth rounty for 13 youra, died
today at tho. homo of Imr daughter,
Mra. Mary Thompson, Merrill roud,
at the age of ti. alio wuu tho widow
of Aloxattder Choyno, who dJud at
Cottage drove In 1017. Deildea Mra.
Thompaon, alx) la aurvlvad by aona
lamea Cheyne, Yakima; Wllllnm,
nobcrt and Alexander Choyno, Mnr
tll road; and a daughter, Mra. Hell
Uawaon, Merrill road. tJho waa born
In Hrtland and waa a member of th )
Uaptlat church. Kunoral eervlcca wll
be conducted at Whltlock's cbdpel at
A. M. Sunday by the Itov. A. F.
Hlmnona ot tho Uaptlat church and
tho remnlna will bo shipped on the
morning trnln to Cottngo Orovo tot
burial.
BIRTH
RBDFIDLD Fobruary 29, 1924,
at 2104 flouth Sixth atroet, to Mr.
nr. A Mh'i LvIa 'ndflelii it lic-naunil
aon named Lylv Kdgar, Jr. ',
Restoration ot Germany' colonies
and pre-war rights la the price do- i
manded by the Gorman colonial ao- j
clety for the alleged new remedy
which la said to provont sleeping j
alckneaa. A genuine remedy for
sleeping alckneaa and taetae fever
would convert Central Africa Into a
prosperous country.
Oblo haa moro United State pen
sioner than any other stat-a.
Home Ownership Service
The - Autrrlran homo Una been called the great cut asset of
our notion.
, Men' and women who work and aavo for homes are entitled
to the IT poet and helping hand of the community,
Our institution is organized to help these Iiomc-buildliiff
people. We aro bninted tog-thvr to perform a 'worthy mutual
arrvlcc. .v .. . ..-
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.. I'eotdo- with aaviiifa . or ' other surplus money to tavcat can
And nu mora con.structlTo Held in which to put their money to
vrork.
No Membership Kee No Fine No Red Tape. All Your Money
. . . . ... Back With All It Earns
Assets Over $7,000,000.00
The Pacific Savings & Loan
Association
Klamath Falls Branch
JACK SLATER, Manager
Hart Build ins;
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$157.50 Outfit
PAY $15.00
As a first payment on this new style Vic
trola and twenty selections (ten double).
Powerful Motor, Clear, full and distinct
Tone. We ask you to hear it at our store.
Afterward pay $10. Monthly.
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
Klamaths Exclusive Music House
507 Main Street
Tbo proportion of atudnnta ex
porting; thomaolves In tbfi vurloua
Amnrlcan collegea la eatimutcid aa
fill lo we: Yulo, ono-thlrd; Princeton,
nuo-uunrtor: Unlverally of Chlcato.
ono-liulf; Unlveralty of California and
the College of the City of New York,
00 per cont. The aolf-iupportlng atu.
dent la 85 per cent of Tufta and it j
per cent of the University of Wash- j
Ington. j
Ciiiiriifli Olrla of New Yo havo
bi'i n rotUeated to popularlzo old-tlmo
Atiinrlcun folk "onus uch tn "Old i
l)lui:k Joo," "Hwanoo Itlvor," "Ola J
Knitiicky Homo," and audi old Eng- I
Huh un( Boottlsh bullada aa "Auld j
LmiK Kyno" und "Comln' Thro' the''
Hye." Few glrla In camp laat aum- '
ni'ir knew tho words of these aongo, !
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Approximately eighty per cent i
of tho corn crop In the United '
Ktiiloj la aold on "Die hoof" In the
form of hoirs. !
BASKET SOCIAL
To the
.N'pfKhhqrs of the Wood
men of the World
Tunwlay Evening
Mnrch 4th, 1024
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Oild FHImra Hall
Ijidlia bring your basket
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Today Only
"THE fl:60".
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Tense, Gripping Drama of
Married Life
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A short Western Drama
"THE PERILOUS LEAP" ,
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The value of the dollars that you earn U
depends, entirely on what you do with j
them. ' , ",
Those which you save are yours full
value as long as you retain them. If placed
in the bank their value increases, aay by t"
day and year by year. ;
Save systematically and watch your :V
wealth grow. ,-.
Let us help you. . ' ?
The First National Bank
CapiUl Stock $200,000.00
Member Federal, Reserve System
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Doernbecher Bedroom Suite
Genuine American Walnut
6 - PIECE - 6
This is a Close Out Sale. Otherwise you would never see Doern
becher Furniture Reduced
Priced $175
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Trade
First Week in March
1-3 Down to Responsible
Woolf and Davis
Your Old Stove in on a Range
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Purchasers
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