MONDAY, JUNK 23, 11)24
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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BY TAYLOR
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Year
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NICW VOKK, Jnuo 28 Tho ton
lntlvu program of I tin noiuoi'ralli'
Nutlnnul Convention follow eloaely
thn schedule nf proi'itilurn which
lum prevailed In previous iintlnmil
hmhIo iih of tho party. Many lender
believe tho convention will lux! ten
or eleven tiny. '
Thn first rornuil unwiiiiIiIv of 26W1
delegate ami ultnrnnlo at the innln
auditorium. Muilhion ftiiuurn Garden
will tin ul noon of Tui'tiiluy, June
24.
Cnrdoll Hull of Tnniieimee, rtiulr
man of th Dtuuorrulli! N'ntlonal
Committee, will full tho convention
to order, unil a member ot thn Now
York City clergy will pronounce
ii n invocation. Mr. Hull' Introdtie
tlon nf tho temporary chalrmun,
Henator Pal Harrison of Mlllppl.
will be followed by thn Senator'
keynote speech.
Ilylan to Npwik
Mayor John F. llyliin or Now
York will tlnllvnr uu addre form
ully welcoming tho convention to
thin city, anil adjournment will
li taken, probably at alioul 3:!lo
p. m. until noon Wednesday.
Thi report of tho' cinnmlitun on
permanent ' organisation wllj mart
tho aeronU day of thn convention,
after which thn committee on rule
wilt report. Mnanwiillo, the com
mltlne on resolution will com
inncimnon lt work and start
drafting the platform. The report
of the credential commltleo will
conclude tho regular bulno of
tho Wednomlay session .
With tho permanent chairman
proiltllnn, the convention will open
IU third duy at aoou, Thurmliiy
with report of thn committee.
I Platform In Hlntiil
The platform prohulily will be
pt-nonlod to tho convention on Fri
day. Tho nomination of candidate
for the pronldency. ot whom a neon
already are In sight, will begin late
Friday or early Saturday aocoiu
panlod by the traditional bandptuy
Ing. singing and nolay diimoimtra
tlona a each candidate'! name I
put forward
Thus tho convention will adhere
to prescribed formula for only
the firat five day. If nomination
aro not niado, Immndlntnl)'. ' there
will be coollnuou day oi nlRht
.elon.. except on Sunday and
'coutlnuou balloting until a nomi
nee for president and a runnlng
mate for the vlco-preliloncy hall
emergt from tho fray victorious.
The 1920 convention at San
Pranolaco laalod nine duy. Some
local party counsellor predict the
Impending conclavo, eonfronied by
no many candldato to choone from,
will be kept buy for 11 day.
Should their prognotlcltlon prove
correct, the Domocrallc candidate
would be named on the Fourth of
July.
Phone 93
The business men who
are forging ahead to
day are those who have
learned to appreciate
the power of Printing
Ink with due discrimi
nation between the
"lowest bid" and' great
est value.
We Do
ity Printing
W.O.SMITH
Printing Co.
Qlotious Ifair-
in 90 Day or M
t Money Back -
Womon who wlr.li J g
to stimulate the'Vl
growthol their hnir .
should una Van Ess "
l.lnuid Healn Ma-
logo. A (riorums '
Doaaoi strung vig-
Vrou limr nuiviy
follow its conNistcttt use, and consist
ent use is owy becntiso Van Km ,
comes llttod witft a patent rttbbor ap
plicator that fund the medicament di
rectly to the roots ot tho hair, olim-
limtln nly niMnirllf with the tlnsvr.
And Ih lluxlbl nlnplin nr tlinnpBllrntor lirin
niilthyclrcillliimof blixnl to filed th linlr ,
roota, Bur your Van Ei on ao-ilay tmuiicut )
plan. Mwioy tiaok if II fall,
, r STAR DRUG STORE
lire.
News of the Klamath Country
I FORT KLAMATH I
.
Arch Winter )m a new Oualunu
car. '
Juiikih I'nllon left UVdnomliiy fur
Mnilfonl where Mm. I'elton In liikln
medical treatment, lleforo relurnliiK
Mr. I'elton will drive to Kalem.
lirun Moon Ih Rtlll iUlln 111 with
pneumonia.
fteulBteri'd ul Hie Kurt Kluiiiulh
hotel are: .Mr. and Mm. II. F. Fun!
of Aliimedu, t'ul., Helen' Kim I, Alii
meilii, ('ul.; I1. (, Utile, Vuiironver,
J. A. Klllolt, I'oriliinil; W. T.
llorre mi. ltutin Full. Ore.; Ivun I..
Smith, Mudfonl; 11. Colun and fam
ily. I xi AnKcle, t!al.: Helen Hhenn,
Danville, III.; Mr. W. II. Fran,
llormnu Jleiu'h, Cal.; Dock While,
Itodouito Hench, t'ul.; I.. H Walker,
Klamath Fall; S. W. Mlwui. Klum
atb Full, Gordon Voorhlon, Medford;
Cliarle Voorhle. Medford, and Mia
Voorhle, Medford.
Mr. and Mr. Frank C. Him cm and
on of Medford, are here with. 100
head of cuttle to pature on the
Wood ranch.
Mr. and Mr. F. nialr of Lowell,
Ore., were hare over Sunday. Mr.
Itlair I owner of tho (tore hero.
Mr. D. II. Wlmer ha been III lor
the TUMI week. Ill condition 1 auch
that It will be neceiuary to remove
bin: to Portland for medical treut
mont. Mr. CV II. Hunch and daiiKhter,
Mlrlau are VLil'Int; friend In Klum
ath Fall for a few days.
Mr. I.. K. Wlmer I quite til In
tho Klamath Oeneral Jlospltui.
Mr. and Mr. Hoy Hickman and
'dauffhior apeut Thumduy and Friday
In Klamatb Fall.
Ixo Houston and Chun. Currlna
of Klamath Fall. pent Wcdtieaduy
flailing In Seven Mile Creek.
Mr. K. tlnrdlner returned home
Tueaday from Klamath Fall after
vlaltlng her eon, tico, Hoyt who in
convalescing after a recent opera
tion for appandlclti.
Mr. Hill Page, Mr. K. A. l'age,
Out Page. Kd. Hoyt and Mr. and
Mr. joa Siemens drove to Klamuth
F t He and back on Tuoeday.
j The annual school mooting wa
hold at the school home Mionday,
June ltt, for the purpoio of electing
a board member to succeed Edgar
Pomeroy. E. II. Cardwoll wo elect
ed and Itay Taylor ma olocted clerk.
flun Pago and Kd. Hoyt are orcct
lug a gueollno atatlon at tho fork
of the Uend and Crater Lake high
ways. Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Olvan aud fam
ily of Biy, wre guests of Mr. and
Kmmott .Sloiuore Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. Paul Noel, Mr. uiul
Mr. Paul Dalton of Klamath Fall
were up fishing Sunday and had vory
good luck.
Kobert and Fnyo Oordon of O. A.
C. returnod home last week. Robert
graduated from there thta Juno.
Opal Curdwnll Is exported home
this weok from Portland,' where mm
ha been attending business cn::ega.
Mjrs. Patrick, ot Oold Hill, !a visit
ing hor elBter, Mr. K. It. fi rtlwoll
for a few days.
iKdgar Pomeroy loft tlic. f. rat of
LINKVILLE IN YE
fee SrAXTUHb t-ESM ANUOUMCIUH
1 !- oihhatcw W.JaVil CompnI Msasnaf Af" a.ic
I 2, r """ii won Wfjll homb rl I , l ""v" Fg" 11
Ot MAN HJOSftlMS SOU a&AHftr WHOHA4 kPM
tho week for Alturu, where fle ex
pect to iiiuka tiui home. Mr.
I'omeroy will Join him when ho re
turn from Corvullla where ehu ir
now attending the two iwoek' dim
mer con run for tho Club Worker.
.tlr. Pomeroy in club leader ! 'hi
dUlrlct.
Pete Orb of Crater Lake, drove
down Friday to spend u day In
lown.
MlnH WlllluniH uml Hurry II null
move to Klamath FuIIk Friday
Mr. Clia. Kiindiill of Apiili'Kuie
liar urrlved wltli lieud nf ch'.k
to .ature on Fred Iioneloy an.l Fer
Kiion'ii runcb.
Klton Hion of Tiilent W here
locking after hi cattle on tho K,
I oottley plu .
Heth Dixon and Hill llntim drove
t'j Klumuth Fall Frlduy ti ii'. I.1
to. htislnoMi affair.
MIDLAND
Juntos W. Siruw nnj Vernon Pnt
lemon have returned' to Midland af
ter a very uujoyublo outing upent In
the vicinity of Odratsa.
Tho Midland delegation at tho O
A. C. report a wonderful time with
nomcthlng doing every minute.
A Klamath Fall firm was deliver
ing wood In this viclnltr Thursday
Harry Wltherill has been on the
sick Mt.
Helen Atchlton returned home Frl
duy evening after spend a few days
with Mr. L. ii. Uirgent of Miller
Inland.
James Hurnolt and family pasted
through Midland Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wltherill accompan
led by Esther Atchison were callers
at the S. I.. Hurnolt home Thursday
afternoon.
Mr. H. E. Royse who recently ar
rived from Eureka, Calif., where she
pent the winter was visiting with
friends in Midland one day last
woek.
Chas. Potter, driving bis new car,
and accompanied by bis father and
mother, won a Midland visitor Sun
day. Mr. and Mru. J. J. Davis ot Klam
uth Fall, callod on Mrs. O. P. Couch
itiuii Sunday afternoon.
BLY
' J. P. MoAullffe of Fort' Klamath
wits In this valley thla week.
Mha llornlce Howard left the last
of tho iwoek for Jordon Valley where
she will be the guest of friends for
a few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wallle are spend
ing this week lu Lakeviow.
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Qivon return
ed Thursday from a weok spent in
enstortr Oregon, where they have
been attonding to advertising affairs
of the Illy Rodeo association, and
vlultlng with relatives.
At tho annual school election held
hore lust Monday, B. J. Casebeor
wua. elected dlreotor for the coming
throe yours, and Marvin Cross yu
ro-elocted as clerk ot the district.
Miss Marie Oboncnnin, rhu tor the
past two years has been working In
OLDEN TIMES
THAT
"vl " I inrnfTT Td 1 IV I
Orovilla, Calif., 1 pndlng her va
cation hero with her parent, Mr. and
Mr. Frank Obenchuln.
' A rarlln Jtnt Vfnm 1ntn1lil ul I ha
Conner ranch one day Imst week.
Thki et I one of thn first to be
Inatnlled In till valley.
Mr. an dMr. Dullu Olvan drove
Into Klamath Fall ono day ani
week.
Marvin Crmvi i engaged this week
hauling wool from the Con O'Connnll
Kheariiig plant at the Black Hill
lunger Station to Klamath Fall.
Thlx clip of wool I, practically tho
liwt to bo nheared hero this seuaon.
FIRE ENDANGERS 2
STORES AS RESULT
OF SPARK ON ROOF
Flro orglnaflng from a, defective
chimney .shortly after 6 o'clock this
morning, serloiiHly threatened thi
building nn thn outhast corner of
Eighth mid Main occupied by the
Itoh'ertHon Tainnlo liousn, and Mil
ler's Mont Market and the building
occupied by the Houston and Pholp
grocery store. The building is
owned by J. F .Mnguiro.
Sparks from the chimney used
by the RobertHons Taninle houso,
I ignited the roof. In a short while
tho fire had spread up the roof to
an adjoining building. The fire de-
pnrtmcnt was called and only their
active worn, arcora.iig to Law
rence Pheips. saved tho entire
l)u!ldi!is from destruction.
Another near serious fire was
barely averted lata SaturJay after
noon at the Ewauua Box factory
when a carelessly thrown cigarette
set the elevated tramway between
the box fuctory and tho lumber
mill on fire, and was partially de
stroyed at a loss of approximately
1000.
According to C. II. Daggett, the
fire department saved the mill frotu-
n rur ' more serious lire, by Its
prompt arrival following the turn-
Llng In of the alarm.
ALLEN WILL SPEAK -AT
FORUM SESSION
Juke D. Allen, manager of service
organization of the Oregon state
chamber of commerce, arrived here
yesterday for a vllt of a few days
and twill confer with officials of the
Klamath county chamber on work
that is to be doue here during tbe
coming year, especially in regard to
membership increase In the organiza
tion. Mr. Allen will probably be
the speaker at the Wednesday noon
forum luncheon of the chamber.
EAST IS ENJOYING"
CUTS IN GAS RATE
NEW YORK, June 23. Gasoline
price cuts are reported from various
parts of the country. The Standard
Oil company of Kentucky reduced
the price two cents a gallon In that
state. ' Also In Georgia, Alabama,
Mississippi and Florida. The Stand
ard OH company of Ohio, made a re
duction of one cent a gallon at ser
vice stations. . This Is the first cut
since November.
COPCO EMPLOYE IS
HURT IN ACCIDENT
Miles Ltpper, employe ot the
California-Oregon Power company
was slightly injured this morning
when he tell from a pole at the
Copco sub-station on the west side
of Link river. Ltppert's iujuries are
not serious. He was taken Imme
diately to the Klamath Oeneral
hospital.
EVENING HERALD
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Thro Insertions. per lino 20e
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One Month per lino 73c
Minimum charge 26c. Ads not
consecutive are charged aanew fol
lowing each omission.
, INFORMATION POIl
ADVERTISERS
Copy must be In Herald office by
noon to get in that day's paper.
Display classified ads (where type
larger than this Is used, are counted
nine lines to the inch.
want ads and reading notices will
be received P to 12 noon on the day
of Issue.
Cony for display advertising must
be In this office not Inter than S
p. m. on the day preceding publica
tion In order to., bo Inserted In the
Issue of the paper ot the next day.
Advertising tor fraternal orders
or societies oharglng a regular In
itiation fee and dues, no discount.
Rollglotta and benevolent orders will
be charftd tut regular rata (of all
advertising when nn admlnnlon
other charge i made.
NEW TODAY
NOTICE. ,
Cliuwlflcd advertlM-meiiiM iierc-aft-r
mut Ih; paid for In ailvniit-e un
less advcrtiM-r carry an 0m;u ac
count with The Evening Herald.
AfiveiJsemeriiM will be wcikptel by
telephone but payment must Imi inaile
before it p. in, of tlio day adverlljto
ineitt in to ap5iyr. . Titi rule hu
been found ncccMsury duo to care-li-NHne
of payment on the part of
many patron and Hie ntu-muuit rx
MniMi of making collection of many
Hmalt acronnt. '
DuNil, June 1-,
..... , . . I FOR RENT Furnished front Apt.
NOTICE All who have rug til ing! Ad1!a ony. c.all A t 4 62K
at Mr. Marchaud s please call "'Oak St 21tf
once and select it. zs j '
Apply
13-28
FOR SALE Rooming bouse.
at 020 Main St. 23-28
FOR SALE iNew Singer sewing ma-i
chine. Cbcap for cash. Phone I
S20-W. 23-
IFOR SALE New Ford roadster.
Terms. Phone S20-W. 23
FOR SALE Brunswick and 27 rec
ords, all In good condition. 1211
Crescent St. 23-25
I17-F-12. 17-23
TIMBER LAND FOR SALE 93
acre In section 12, township 39, FOR SALE Ten room house, splen-
south of range 7, and -160 acres In did location, large yard, fine fruit,
section 3, 'township ' 41 south ot i.rees garage. Phone "393. 21-24
range 13. Edward Courtade, 443
East Front Street, Traverse City, FOR SALE 4 dozen fancy Leghorn
Michigan. 23-24 chickens, $1.00 apiece. 13 Main
Street. 21-27
WILL PARTY who picked up sad- ;
Rl!f R!,nnH.ir,2iJ.niki,H,Ll; F0R SALE-Creen slabs and block
iiJ flMf- P 6"8 WOrdai - wood at summer prices. Heil-
ArcadeHoteL Reward. 23 bronner and Rtfa pnone 239.R. ,
FOR RENT 4 room house, sleep- -' 2026
ing porch and garage, 1133 Grant. ,, . ,
Call at 701 N. 11th. 23-r TOR SALE Mailable steel range
, good as new. Oak buffetr. 2108
Ftftf ItBT-WieorJUt"a!ai8 Rntton,' cor.- East Ma!n..:--2I
Hall Apt.' WTantland & Division, : '
Phone 239-J. 23 LOGAN AND BLACKBERRIES FOR
SALE $2.40 delivered; ready
FOR RENT House partly furnish- about June 10. , Isaac Sellg, Box 80,
ed, also furnished Apt. 59 Wash- Myrtle Creek, Ore. M 26 July 1
ington St. Call after 6 p. m. 23-23
. FOR SALE Nice bunch of Holsteln
WANTED Chombermall. Call Eagle and Jersey :!lt. cow and heifers.
Ridge Tavern. 23 Take one or all. Henry Cratt, 2 miles
east of Midland. ' - 10-23
WANTED TO RENT One or two
light housekeeping, rooms .by WANTED . ?'
young married couple. Box 21. : , '.
Herald Office. tt WANTED Girl to help with clean-
ing. Klamath General Hospital.'
WANTED To buy for cosh 30 ... , . 21-24
weaned Holsteln and Ayreshire , .
heifer calves; 1 used farm iwagon; 1 WANTED Chambermaid. Call
mower. Arthur Wllter, Merrill. Eagle Ridge Tavern. 21-23
Oregon. 23-25 ' i . 1
WANTED TO RENT Good piano.
crtD prMT Best care quaranteed. Box M. B.
. P. , T., Herald Office. 2Uf
WANTED Capable iwoman or girl
FOR RENT Famished Apt & bath. lor general house work .. Box. 43,
No children. Phone 736-W. 21-24 Algoma, Ore. 20-23
EVERETT TRUE
. 1-,-,
""i FOR RENT WANTED
i , .. ..- , .... , , . . .I.,
FOR RENT
log room.
House and houselceep
G9 Washington. 18-2t
FOR RENT Large Sleeping roonj
with bath, for one or two gentle
men. 238 N. 3rd St. 23-2S'
FOR RENT Two lovely cool sleep
in;; rooms, modern home, clone In.
1126 East Phone 168-K. 23
FOR RENT A n4ce little room for
a nlco little man. 137 High St.
21-23
FOR RENT Sleeping room, mod
ern. 119 Washington, Phone
54Z-R. M 27 J 27
1 FOR RENT Room. 14.60 to $6.50
per week. L'nder new manage-
I mf.nl 1911 fvlnmnth Iva ft-fa
20-23"
FOR RENT. 'Furnished sleeping
room, for one or two. Close in, 2
blocks from Main St., modern. Ap
ply 319 North 9 th St. 20-28
FOR SALE
FOR. SALE Shoats, weight around
00 lbs. Call H. F. Murdock. phone
By CONDO
WANTED Capable woman wUhe
housework or nursing. Box XXX
Herald Office. : , 17-23
WANTED TO RENT 3 or 4 room
unfurnished bouse. Pftone 737-J.
20-27
WANTED 3 or 4 room unfurnished
modern house, close is. Phone
266-M. 20-26
WANTED Work by practical nurse.
Maternity cases preferred. Phone
471-M. - 19-2B
( LOST AND FOUND :
LOST Daughter of Job ritual, be
tween Masonic Hull and South
Riverside. Phone 132-R. Reward.
; 20-28
MISCELLANEOUS
TRIANGLE CAFE The place to got
good eats. OPEN ALL NIGHT, 633
Main Street, phone 624. lltf
SUITS HAND CLEANED and pressed
$1.00. Repair wor!:. Liberty
Rooms. 3rd & Main. Room 9. 18-24
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE Quite : ieiection ot
used Balck 6's, tourings rod road
sters, priced reasonable. Buick Qan-ge-
' . - lit
REAL ESTATE
80 ACRES of the Beebe ranch, all
fenced and cultivated for sale or
trade. For further particulars,
write Mrs. M." J. Beebe, 7th Avenue
Hotel. Phoenix, Arizona. 19-17
LEGAL- NOTICE .
' ' Special Notice
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUB
UNITED STATES FOR THE DIS
TRICT OF OREGON. .,
United States ot America, libelant;
vs. One Dodge Sedan, Engine- No.
835131.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY
GIVEN that on the 19th liay of
June, 1924, ONE DODGE SEDAN,
Engine No. 835131, was arrested and
taken into tho possession of and now
is In the possession of the United
States Marshal for the District of
Oregon, pursuant to a warrant and
process duly Issued by the Clerk ot
the United States District Court for
the District ot Oregon, in a suit tor
condemnation and forfeiture entitled:
"UiNITEiD STATES OF A&LBRiICA,
Libelant, vs. ONE DODGE BED AIM,.
Engine No. 835131"
brought under the provisions of
Section 26, Title 2, of the National
Prohibition Act; that all persona
claiming any right, title or interest
in and to the eald automobile afore
said are hereby notified to appear
on or before the 4th day ot August,
1924, at Portland, Oregon, to show
cause, it any there he, why the same
should not be decreed against and
forfeited to the -United States. . ...
CLARENCE R. HOTCHKISS,
United States Marshal tor the
District of Oregon, i
J. O. STEARNS, Jr.,
Assistant United States Attorney,
Attorney tor Libelant.
June 23-24-25
BID DATE ESTABLISHED,
"Prospective bidders on the Long
Prairie and North March Timber
i Units are hereby notified that the
time tor receiving bids ha Lean ex
tended from June 5, 1924, to July
15, 1924, two p..m., Pacaflo time,"
J. 2-9-16-23-30
NOTICE OF FINAL AOPOCNT
IN THE COUNTT COURT OF THE
STATE Off OREOON FOR KLAM
ATH COUNTY. , .-, ,.
In the matter of the estate ot
Watson Heckart, deceased.
Notice U hereby given that the
undersigned administrator of the es
tate ot Wlatson Heckart, deceased,
has filed In the above entitled conrt
and cause, his final account and ro
port as such and the Court nan tet
July 19th, 1924, at the. hour ot 10
o'clock a. m. of said day, at tas
County Court Room at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, as the time and place
Tor hearing objectlsj to said final
account and for the final settlement
ot said estate. ;
Dated this 16th day of June, 1124,
, JOSEPH HECKART,
Administrator of tbe estate of
Wotson Heckart, deceased, -i.
Berg ft Morgan,
Attorney tor Administrator,
Residence and P. u. Address,
Coquillt, Oregon.
, , Jan ll-ii-IO Jaif f