jfrRlDAY, FEB. 13, 192(1
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON '
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Tht First Strictly Cash .
Store in Klamath County.
The Largest Strictly Cash 4
Store in Klamath County, )
TO BE STARTED
' " 426 MAIN STREET ' ' '
! Phone 34 ' " " PHone 64
Convict at San Quentin
Will Enjoy Modern
Education
PRISON SCHOOL
" "HAfT PIUNCIMCO, Foil. 1 J. A
lilth school Willi ii comploto four
year courno lending tu 11 diploma mill
accredited 10 Hi mult university
will Im ohUiIiIIisIuhI III Hml Qtiontln
tiilu penltuiitiary, urcurilliig to plans
approved h.v I he Hliilo Prison Hoard
mill I'm nk J, Hmlth, (hit nuw wiird.'n
;' It la Intended to inuliiliilii I In'
scholastic standards uml curriculum
Of outside lil)!i sflhools. Modern
school oqiiliiniit will he Installed.
Manual training and practli.nl ahu
coumrn Kill bo liicliiiliiil anil a
laboratory fitted otil for resnnrch In
the scientific classes.
Tim faculty Ik expected to lio ob
'Itfliiiirt ' from Ui ranks of ilio eon
vIpI. A rncunt chuck of Bun Qium
tlu records Indlrutnil tltitt 13 prls.
inaf n had dugroea In artit, sciences,
law and mmllulnu from IciidliiK col
leges and universities lu this i-oiin-tfy
iviul Kurope,. . ,
JOHNSONQUITS
AS APPRAISER
1 I ! V
Klamath County Agent for
State Bomu Commission
Resign Office
-After continual service alnco
Utl, Morrln L. Johnnon, deputy
'county assessor, has lauded Itla
froalgnatlon tu Commissioner Plorce
as a member of tlio atntu apprulsul
board' of the aoldlvra bonus.
"Sir. JohimonV resignation was
accepted by the governor with re
gret. Oovarnur Pierre atnled tlinl
fi appreciated Mr. Johnaon'a ex
cel If nt work in mlnlmUliiK tlio
lowies on aotdler loam.
,'' Promura of other business was
Itlvett by Mr. Johnson aa hla reason
for resigning. It la underalood thut
at' the next meeting or the World
'War Veterana atute nld commis
sion a successor to Mr. Johnson
from thla county will be appointed
The boitrd la composed of Governor
Pierre. Secretary of Utnto Hani A.
Koser. Adjutant-aenvral George A.
White. W. C. Culbcrtson and Ed-
.ward.'.J''. Oalley.
Frank Wilde of Malin '
Is Sued for Divorce
on Charge of Cruelty
" ' That he had atruck and beat her
on several occasions and cauiied her
considerable cmbarraasmont by call
present or rnlutlvoa and friends, l
IHg her" opprohlous nainaa In tlio
the complaint of Vivian R. Wilde,
who ' has brought suit In circuit
court for dlvorco from Frank J.
Wlldo.woll known realdont of tho
.Matin country and proprietor of tho
Malltt hotel.
Mm. Wlldo prays for the custody
"W their two children, Mervln 0.
'couple were married February 24.
' Wllrlo and Geno Carolyn Wilde. The
1921 In St. Holom. Oreitnn.
i Holding thut hla wire mistreated
her Step-son. that aha otico throut
;r)od him- with a dangcrnua weapon
and thut she refused to take cure or
;her household dutlea, F. W. Hull
'has brought ault for'dlvorce front
' Dorothy Ki Dull. Mr. Hell, In his
effniptalm, stated that li In wire kept
her step-son in constant rear, to
'shell' an extent that he vu some
tlmos obliged fo stay nt homo dtir
H'nK: the day
;
.Unemployed Appreciate
" -Kindness of American
LONDON. Fob. 13. Tho unem
ployed at Wlvenhoo, near Colches
ter, hiwe round a patron In iitrngod
'woalthy American, llnynril Drown,
"who llvoa on hla yacht Vnlfrcyn, IiIkIi
and' dry In n, locul dock, and. who
, nindo a BUbntnntlul donntlon to the
unemployed Cluiatmaa fund. Homo
yVnra ORO Mr. drown mndo n almllnr
'dopntlon to the iiwmii ployed at
JlrlKhtllnttHon, whore hla yucht iwjiii
, ''then Inld up.
i; Mr. iHrown nna hoeit Homnwhnt of
A' mystery tn HiirIIIi coaat townii,
aa. hl yncht aeldom. pnla to ami atnd
'Its' ownnr rarely lenvea Ha deck,' .
llUtTIHlf A'TOMpri,H I'KIXMKH
JKT Hl'M.WN'H Al'TKH !2I) VltH,
1 1 I:
! WRMIMCWtAM. Fob. i3.Kred-
firlck .W'llllnm Lanchenter, iwh6 dn-
alened and built' tho fliat petrol-
drlvdn motorciir In flrout iirltnln
nndl who alm'O 1890 hua held n
; llconso for drlvlnx. rocontly waa
atimmonnd for tho rirat tlmo for n
..branch ot tlio ruloH tind roguliUlons
or tho road. , :
,. ' Ills ofronso wim fulling to obey
tlio alRinal or A pnllcomnn. The imiift
. i.ilrnln (llsnilnHed tlio ciino on condl
,tlon Hint I.anchoHtor pay tho coata.
. STINSON'S
STUDIO
is now located at
, 737 Main St.
i . . .
We maintain and operate our
own individual delivery service
AH orders amounting: to. $2.00 or
more will be delivered free of
delivery charge.
All order , given us before 5:00
o'clock p. m. will be promptly
delivered the same day.
You can phone us your order and
pay our deliveryman at your
home. '
Compare the' price and you can
easily see that our merchandise
costs you less.
For your convenience we have
two phones .
No. 34 and No. 64
t '. . !
Mainly
TIlO WOMtllfl t
The Cyclo-Btornngraph at I'nder
wpod'a I'hurmncy allows thut tlio
barometric preaaure haa been rla'iiR
slowly Blnco ycaterday at 8 p. in.
UeudluK la atlll compuratlvoly low
but Indications aro for clour skies
tonight wit lifivonihle trend for to
morrow. Forocaat to rncxt 24 hours:
(luneiully rulr probably cooler.
The Tycos recording thermomotor
rcslHtorcd maximum nnd minimum
to:npernturV) todny na follows;
MlKh 45 Low 33
f. H. WcolhiT Hoporo 1
Oreson: Oenorally fair tonight
nnd Saturday. Blight temperature
chuiiKca. Light westerly winds.
I'Volil Tho Mouth
Mrs. Anita Allan will arrive on tho
oveitliijt trnln from H'eddlng, Cali
fornia to visit with her mother, Mra.
Mary Vogi'l. Mra. Allan hna hem
wnritlKiit In HotldliiK during tho past
wliiter. She 'Will lie accompanied to
Klnmnth Fulla by a girl Mend who
will nl?o visit In the city.
VIsltH With Vrnvtrttti-i-
MIsh Wllmn Shipley hna arrlvod In
the clly rrom Red Illuff, California:
to visit with hot' purenls, Mr. and
Mrs. Courtrlght, rnnchors 15 miles
south or Mnlln.
In I lly Today
rtuslnoya visitors o Klnmath Falls
liumlmr among their midst Cloorgo A.
Hell, wh.i la In tho city for several
days, it' gueat In Holol Arcndo. , '.
Kiinn Clillimuln
Lew Smith, or CIillnqul.ni la In
Klimnth Kalis on buslncsa ror sov
ornl dnysl ''.,,. i
In Klamath Fnlln
M'ja. S. R. Honking or Clllloqnln
In among tlio nut or town visitors In
tho clly shopping for several days.
On lliixlncsii '
. F. 8. Vottul or Oakland, Collfor
h In, 'ropronontlitlvo it tho Ooldcin
West Mont luwl fuelling ennipttny ta
In the city bn business for sovertil
days, noKollnilng tho ' purchnno or
cull.lo from Klnmnth county riinch
crs. Many To Attend Dance
A largo number or Klamath. Falls
people nro planning to nttond tho
dancing; party being given tomornVw
ii'ilght liv tho Odd Fellow's hall liy
members of tho howly orgnnleod
Suiiaot Soclnl club. Moro than GflO
rni'ltiillohs : ttoro Issued diii'lng tho
wook. .
About .
l-'rom Mcdfortl . .
H. S. Bromley ot Medford, of the
Chlirornla Oregon Power company la
In the city on businesF, a guest In
the White Pelican hotol.
Krom Itm ky I'oliK
. A frequent Klimnth
HOBS visitor Uf V. 3.
Falls bust
Puckett ot
Rqrky Point who la In tho city today
a guoet In tho White Pelican hotel
Krom Vurt Klninntli
"Chuck" Zimmerman of Fort
Klamath was a business visitor In
Klamath Falls yesterday visiting
with friends about tho city as .well.
Itimds Very Uml
Due to the serious condition of
tho roads lending, rrom the country
to Klamath Fulls, very few of the
ranchers nnd tanners have visited hv
the city during the past week. In
a fow districts the roads can only
be trnveraed on horseback as the ears
sink hub-deep In mire on the high
ways. '
VlaltH In Povllmid
Hoss FInley, owner or the M.ara
confectionery Bhop' on Main stroot,
left the early part of the week for
Portland whore ho will visit with
friends nnd triinract- business for
Several days.
In t'lilloriiln
Marvin Cross spent yesterday In
Chlliiqrtin buying furs from the
Indians nnd fur trappers. The furs
most prevalent nt this tlmo or the
venson, according to Cross, are beav
ers which hnvo come In In a lnrgi
number.
From The Fort "
J. E. Slsomore of Furt Klamath
was a business visitor in Klumnth
Falls yesterday afternoon.
i'Voitt Oakland
D. R. Agnew Is a frequent busi
ness visitor In Klnmath Falls from
his home hi Oakland, California.
Itciiiiiilel Hunk ; . i .'
V The'- American ' National Bnn.k In
submitting to n' good bit ot pound
ing and hnlnmorlng by carpenters
during tho pnst week, making imore
room in the aisles of tho bank. The
biic It section ot the hunk Is also be
ing renovated. ' .
.Mrs'. Xoi'I'Ih 111 1
Mrs. Doclil Norrls of tho Moo Do
partmetit stiro Is confined to her
homo with u severe cold.
Compare These Prices
Large can Sunkist fancy red salmon 30c
'apint pure (olive oil ...... 25 c
2 packages Camel cigarettes ....... 25c
Large box best matches 5 c
Hood Eastern broom 40c
Klamath Falls cream cheese, lb... 28c
1 pound can Hills red can coffee...... OOC
2 pound can Hills red can coffee $1.14
4 pound can Hills red can coffee $2.28
20 lb. can Hills red can coffe, lb 50c
. Large can Campbell's soup, any kind 10c
100 pound sack pure-cane sugar $7.30
Large bars Crystal White soap, each...: 4 c
25 oz. can K. C. baking powder.. 20c
50 oz. can K. C baking powder.. 40c
Free Delivery Service
2C
.
People
Mra. Invitt 111
Mrs. Minnie Leavltt la confined to
her home with a bad cold. She la
employed at the Moe's store.
Secretary III
' .Mra. Wtllard Smith, secretary to
Lynn Sabln, secretary ot the cham
ber ot commrece Is confined to her
home with a severe cold.
Fnjojr Party
; Members of tho EpworthJ.cague
ct the Mehtodlst church enjoyed a
purty given In the church parlors
lust night. The affair .was carried
out as a Valentine's party 'with
hearts used as "decorations and fav
ors. More than 20 guests were pre
sent enjoying the evening of music,
games and refreshments. Miss Ver
onica WSshburn and Miss Rutji
Cofer were given prizes of the even
ing. leaves For Pni'tlnnd '
' i). M. Bedford left yesterday noon
for Portland on the Ashland stage,
expecting to spend several days In
the city Iransactirg business. He
plans on returning to Klamath Falls
Saturday night or Sunday.
To Open Offices
Mrs. Steve Sabo Jr., has resigned
her position In the First National
Bank to open offices In the Hopka
building where she will act as an
accountant, public stenographer nnd
notary. She has takon room 205 In
tho building. Her position In the
bank is taken by Miss Kuthryn Doty.
ltd urn From SoMli
Mr. anil Mrs. C A. Krause return
ed Tuesday nioriilng from n month's
Vacation spout Im San Francisco and
southern California, visiting with
friends nnd relatives.
To Take House
1 Mr. and Mra. R. E. Patterson arc
expecting to mov0 Into their homo
on F.lovonth street within: the noxt
fow days. Since their marriage In
early December they hnvo boon liv
ing nt tho home ot Mr. nnd Mrs. J.
IT'. I.lntosty. Mr. Patterson Is con
nected with tho Klamath Creamery.
Committee Meets
Members or the Christmas Chest
committee met, tHis.atternoon Ini the
chamber or commerce to discuss
future work of the committee and to
hour financial reports nnd sugges
tive dltsrlbutlon- of funds for the
year's work, Tho committee Is com
posed of Miss l.ydla Frlcko, Mrs.
John Ackley. Leslie Rogers nnd
Chris Barnstable,
To Visit In Xorth
. Rev. T. A. Mery weather .will leave
Monday morning ror Pendleton, go
lrjg by way of Portland, to attend
a. two day conference of the clergy
of the diocese of Eastern Oregon of
the Episcopal church under the
leadership of Bishop William P.
Remington. Rev. Mery weather ex
pects to return to Klamath Falls on
Friday evening of next week.
Plan Party
A Valentine party for children ot
St." Paul's Sunday school will be held
tomorrow afternoon in Guild hall at
2:30 p. m. Mrs. D. V. Kuykendall
and Mrs. Glngsbangh are in charge
of the affair. Valentine favors will
be distributed during the party
hours. - . v
Icavp For South
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rood lett
yesterday, noon for San Francisco,
where the California climate Is ex
pected to restore Mr. Rood's health.
Rood was former editor or the Klam
ath .News and prior to that time edi
tor or the Evening Herald. They
will remain permanently In the
south. , . ..
Returns From Texns
Mrs. James Wherland returned
the early part of the week from
Houston. Texas, where she was call
ed by the serious Illness- and death
ot her father. She had been gone
the past fortnight.
From Modoc Point
Mr. nnd Mrs. George Chastnln of
the Modoc Lumber company are In
the city for the week-end, guests In
the Hall hotel. Chastain is book
keeper of the company and in charge
ot the commissary ns well.
From Aitiiros
v Mr. uud Mrs. ; C. E. McCormick
ot Alturas are In the city for th'e
remainder o'f the week transacting
business. They are guests In the
Hall hotel. McCormick Is a promln
out stockman ot the Alturas district.
On Inspection Tour
C. M. Bunnell of Portland Is In
the city .on a short Inspection tour
of Western Union conditions in
Klamath Falls.
Fronv TtonniiKa
W.llllnin S. B. Chase of Bonnnaa Is
In the city for the' remainder ot the
week, transacting business.
From Ijikevlew
Raymond Crump of Lakevlew is
In the city for tho day on business.
From ltoek Creek
D. E. Alexander, owner of the
Rock, Crook ranch, accompanied by
his foroniiiin, W. F. Rerkln, Is In the
city for tho remalmlor of the woek.
transacting business and visiting
with friends,
Price
2 large cans tender beets. .......25c
. .
Note: These beets were grown -and
packed in the Rogue River
Valley and are not only the best
canned beets but are much better -than
fresh beets now obtainable.
2 cans fancy Iowa corn 25c
Note: This, corn is first grade
Iowa sweet sugar corn and is an
exceptional value.
All Prices Quoted by this Store
Good Until Market Changes
oo aDDealintf
to forget '
You do not soon ' forget that
which stands .for perfect-coffee
satisfaction Golden West.
The memory of that last deli- ,
cious sip carries over to the.
next. -.J
But, remember, too, that much -'
of the quality you like in
Golden West comes from
the mountain sides of distant,
lands where the world's best
flavored high-grown coffco
berries are selected. The rest
is the result of 40-years of
scientific blending and roast- -ing,
and of vacuum packing
to carry thut goodness to you.
l&CA Alw try Golden Wtit In . ,
GaeJnaii LsekaA In
opana with a Key
The handy keympcntnir top Is
nulckly. easily, safely removed.
No can-opener I no dies-ins In :
no raw eiiscs to cut you. You
have a convenient container
when the coffee la gone.
CLOSSET SEVERS,
V- !' $
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COFFEES TEAS EXCLUSIVELY,
PORTLAND AND SEATTLE
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