fiVKNTNG HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREOONf
MONDAY, MARCH 2, 1025
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Better Lingerie
for Less ! !
For tbe same price you pay (or ordinary llngorio,
you may be clothed In the luxurious "Lux-shu-H
Knit" brand, with assurance that the tit will be
perfect. ' '
Now being " shown in the new and fascinating
spring colors be first to see them.
Showings by appointment
before noon.
It you phone 24S-R
Mrs. A. M. Crystal
roniuuicnt address, ;
1113 Main
News of the KlamathConntry jH
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I BLY
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Tbe Means Money Whefe Teeth Are Concered
Today a few simple precautionary measures and your teeth are '
In good condition. Tomorrow your bill is high your teeth need
a thorough repairing. Which do you prefer? The choice is yours.
We would rather do the work of prevention than of core.
R. D. CO E, Dentists .
- ; - (Painless, of course.)
B02-2O4 Hopka nidg. - 8th and Main. Ph. 836
Dentistry at prices you can afford to pay
Karl Wulkor is spending a few
days in Klamath Kails uttoudlng to
business matters.
J. N. divan has relumed to Mnr
rill after spending n few ituya at his
I home here. Ho hi feeding steers at
j that place.
1 Kverett Whetstone and Otto Hoyn
went into Klamath Kalis the first
of the week.
Albert Keady and Pat Collins left
a few days aiso for Kirk where they
will be working this spring and sum
mer. J. P. McAnliffe and Earl Hamnk
er of Klnmnth Falls drove out by
i automobile the last of the week, but
; report the rood almost lmpss'ble
, for cars. They mndo a detour
around Whiskey Creek flat, as that
I place cannot bo made with cars.
' Marvin Crass of Klanulh Fulls 1st
here this w?ek lnoklnpr nfter the nf-f:fr-
of Ms mercantile store.
Truir.sn Morris who has been
working at the Oiv.1-. ranch a
pnssencr nn the st'ce TMidd.iy for
LakevServ whore he will vlilt' hccn
folks n fw Any. '
A. S. Connor has returned to his
ranch here from Berkeley where he
resides dur'ng. the winter months.
I Mrs. Agnes Jacoulln arrived at
the Conner ranch rerontly whera sho
Tom Decker has leased the lion
Picket place for tho coming your.
Mrs. IV H. McCunua wont to
Klamath Falls Sunday and Monday
started for San Francisco on a busi
ness trip. Her daughter and hus
band Mr. ami Mrs. It. K. North ao
cninpnnlcd her from there. ,
The school at Shasta View wns
visited Wednesday afternoon by
Miss Oowglll, stale lender of (SliTs
projects. F. W. Sexton, county club
leader and Kv. C. C. Hulet each
givinit an interesting talk. Miss
Cowiilll displayed many pieces of
work done by girls In different coun
ties which showed talent, taste and
good 'work which will undoubtedly
be an Incentive to many other girls
to try aud do 4 heir beet. Miss Cow
glll has over two thou-and girls un
der her supervision nnd tho pleas
ing manner in which sho eplalne
and Instructs Is nn sssnr-ince of suc
cess in her line of work. Mr. Sex
ton spoke enthusiastically of the
club work in general and reports
22" members In sewing, cooking
end h'-'momnklug which Is "3 more
than last year. A club of 14 mem
bers In iiompmnVIng was recently
organized at Milln. Our members
hern at Shsn View are very much
Interested In the work. There were
twelve exhibits In sewing nnd fit
ton In rook'nir at 1'ie ""Into fair last
yenr nnd he hope to have more this
year. The first and f'lth nrises in
is employed during the summer.
An unusual amount of rond work icimn cooking were won et ha state
Is being done on the road between fnlr bv Klnmnth club amhnrs. llv
To Obtain
Gooa Will
it is just as necessary that we satisfy our'used car;
customers as our new.
For reliable used cars see
Buic!c,& Star . Garage :,
o
H. E Hauger.
Pelican Hotel
-bs to do everythlrg in their
r-r pro-ppr!;v of the wat-
r - re Klamath Irrigat.'on
d'strict. the board ot directors of
the district in session this afternoon
appointed five men' as a transpor
tation committee.
The purposij of ; appointing th.
boaru was to sponsor railroad deve.
'opment in tho irrigation . district.
TUCtB MFAXS ARP- -Wf
sore to Keepybuvttu
PURmCr WINTER'S
COLDEST 6PELU
During those cold . winter
months your , ambition
should go up as the mer
cury goes down. It will too
If you enjoy your meals and
you will enjoy your meals
It you buy your meats of
us. H'e -worth- trying, isn't
ltt .. '
Watch for Mr. Happy Party
SINCLAIR
kRKET
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The five men appo'nted were C. C.
'n- -f "". M. Hammand, F. M. Trout,
..T. r.. John Reber and C. W. Eb
srlein. . . . ... ....
Following Is tbe resolution thru
whic hthe board was created and the
members appointed: .
Whereas .the .Board ot Directors
of the Klamath Irrigation District
has definate, concrete evidence of
activity among various railway com
panies In tbe matter of extension of
railway lines In this direction and
vicinity, and.
Whereas it is the opinion ot this
Board that main-line railway trans
portation through the D'strict Is of
vital races'tty for the continued
prosperity and futur? development
of the District and the project gen
erally and tlu-t it therefore becomes
the duty of this Board to do what
It may to secure such transportation,
now, therefore, '
Be It Resolved that this Board
does Invite Messrs. C. C. Hulet, E.
M. Hammond, F. M. Trout, M. D.,
John Reber, and C. W. E'berleln' to
act as a committee on transporta
tion, to act with tho board In its
endeavor to secure proper railway
transportation facilities for tbe
benefit of the waternsers of the dis
trict, and the project generally, and
offers and asks them to use the of
fice ot the board and the services of
the secretary of the board in such
endeavors as they see fit to make
to secure such adequate railway
transportation bb soon as may be.
(Signed) R. E. Bradbury,
President.
the mountain -and Blv. on account
of iwash-outs. tree blowing across
the roads an dottier troubles caused
ansa recently with teams to bring
' by the storms. ,
j Dallas Olvnn made a trln to Tlon
' back, supplies for the Beitty store, I
! and the Bly Mercantile company. i
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I' SHASTA VIEW
:. .
Mrs. C. M. Klrkpatrlek took the
Shasta View teachers, M'ss Amy
Ogle and Frances Carrol to Klam
ath Falls Saturday.
W. R. Haskins. who has been
; home tor sometime has gone to work
again on tbe dredger for the rec
lamation service on Tule Lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Zumpfe are moving
to their homestead south ot Malln
Jack Parker has rented the Znmpf"
ranch and expects to move there
from the Louise Hatch place soon. '
I John Thomas recently moved from
I the J. A. McCoomb place to the
; house known as the Strowbridgo
; place north . of tha Shasta View
! school house.
I Bert and Allen Vaught are haul
! lng hay from the W. R. Hiskins
- place to tholr home in Poe Valley.
Earl Jackson and sister. N'na of
Henley and Hugh Ross were Sun
day gn. at the lK.me of C. M.
Kirkpatr.'ck.
T ula T.ce his h""n on the sick l'st
for h" TT ivcV .t-nirovln
and will he back In school soon.
Mrs. Htfsklns took her mother:
Mrs. Stampley to her home in Tn
Valley Monday. Mrs. SUmplcy ha
been with her daughter for' several
weeks.
Fred Peterson visited our scho"!
Tuesday and wMle here put in a
new gete for the school yard fe-h'"h
is nu.'te an Improvement.
Mr. and ' Mrs. G. W. Mvers end
daughter. Eva and Mrs. H. F. W'l
son wore In vi-mnth F""- t'"i-
dav. Mrs. WH-on and Vr. Vwn
called on Mrs. Crnndall who Is re-
ever,"r frTti nn onerr'tlnn n a
hospital 'and report her gilninir
Mrs. Crandall Is one of onr nM
neighbors hern and we hope f3r her
speedy recovery.
Miss Agnes Rateman of Vt. L-1'
was a eek-end truest of Mls Am
Ogl and Ms Frences Carrol.
We understand that'th" h!'t'"
the nwt U b dn
ds'mnge to the Havalln bnlMI-r
which are located ru't ner "
ditch.
W. R. Haskins end Mrs. Obritnf
ferson were In Kimnth Fnll Tnn
dav purchasing stmnlies for the rec
lamation camp on Tule Lake whr
the lifer 's pmploved .s cook.
fir teachers will give a birth
day nartv n ths F.chcnl hon?e for
rirhr of their oupfls Friday evening,
February 27. '
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Christensen,
Mrs. A. Turner and W. A. Turner
and wife of Klamath Fills visited
at the Harry Wilson home Sunday.
They also called at thi home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Kirkpatr'ck. '
Frank Ottoman and wlfo of Klam
ath Falls visited at the home ot Mr.
and Mrs. Jos. Ottoman' Sunday.
E. G. Wilson who haniicen spend
ing several months in the northern
part of Oregon with rcln'.lvei and
friends came Sunday evining to
spend some time with his son Hurry
and family.
F. Gordon Hart wil speak at the
Community Hall at Mai In on the
evening ot March 11.
A baby girl arived at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Anton Suty a few
days ago.
Hulet's remarks wen along the line
of character building and bv an
amusinc drawing on the blackboard
emphaslted tho fnct of alwavx keep
Ins the face to the frcnt and forgo
ahead.
Me Secret ()
MERRILL
I Patterson. W. F. Jlnnotte. nun IVmt.
. i brook. N. K. Woodhouse, O. II. Cnrlo
i ; ton. L. Turnbaugh, W. F. Hill, (leo.
1 1 Otrield, J. A. Brown, Minnie Dlllard.
C. V. Shuck aud the hostess.
MALIN
The girl scouts of Morr'll Invited ,
the boy scouts to a tatfv pull Mon
day evening at tho club rooms. The
and pSlling candy The following The final number of th. Lyceum
were present: Miss Vaeritte. lead- '? ln
er of the girl .couL-. Miss McVeigh. ; f"1 ' le""r b Ur' ""i1""' .A.'"
assistant; Miss McClay; J. W. "Scog- 'ough the lecturer was an hour Uto
gins, scout master: Fay Jlnette. Ar-! ' "'vlnfr n "'""'""'nt was
lene Taylor. Louis and Murgirot . Jo- bjecl was "Our Pub
Hill. Frl Benson. Marion Gray-. le Spools The Lyceum course
bael. Alfred Carleton. Allre Choytie. ,h"b"n , rel f"oss both n
Lester Moore, Margary Bowman. Joe h'Khnr ' nmon
Clyburn. Elisabeth Cook. Bornico """"'J1' u ',th9 f,r,t
and V1anda Ksndri. Myron Haskins. ' cou '
Vel and John Dlllard. Emmltt Bar- f bj "owdd 'V0"""',,
rv. Bertie O'Nell. Ettle and nammy ; P.t'"Fh," 8h,lrttt ,vew
Barrv. VyH Walker. William Hulet, wa iD ,M,n,'n tlenlln to business,
and Clifford nnd Claudle Shuck. . Tha, "'h j"00' y begin-
Mr. E. L. Wlilsler was a Klamath nlng to play baseball, having track
Pal vlltor Thursday practlco every day. Tho baseball
Chas Storey vTslted in Klamath U'amnd 'bln ,h nr"
Falls Thursday. I?' b'. tho ground
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hobhs were "er- t ,
Klamath Fall, v'sltors Tuesday. """,";
A daughter was born, to Mr. and "al b.u',,n Brl at 'tho m'n on
Mr Steerns Sunday. Fehru-rv 22. ! ""i'?' mor"n-
Mr and Mrs. Auenst Llskev of ; " Wlln.a Shipley of Red Bluff,
Malin vlelted In Morrill Tuesday. ! C"fornla has been voting her
in.-AI,i Msi . an. 4imft r mother Mru. noo. Courtrlgnt of
.k. ai' r..,i oven-1 started on hor return trip
r4H
NEURALGIA
orhuusche rubtheforshMd
nslt and Inhale tbe vapor
MASKS.
V VAPORUD
. Oft IT limo Jmn Vfd
RINGS BTOLEN' FORM
WOMAS ASLEEP OX TRAIN
NEW YORK, March 2. Police of
South Orange revealed today that
Mrs. Philip Hofer of Audley street
reported to them last Saturday the
theft ot rings valued at ?1,000 from
her fingers while she was asleep in
her Beat ln a Lackawanna train,
'She reported she fell asleep on
her way from Orange to Hoboken
and believed the three gem stud
ded rings were taken from her fing
ers meanwhile.: , . . ;
PLAN WJtESTLlNO MEET
PORTLAND, March 2. The first
state high school -wrestling ; meet
will be held April 10 and 11 at Ore
gon! agriculture eollege, Corvallls,
Holland Woodruff, Instructor at
Franklin high school, Portland, was
elected president of tho association.
attended those given Tuesday even
lng at the H'gh school. There wero
two reels, one showing the salmon
Industry and another of scenory.
Botween he reels slides wero given
show'ng the "Pnlevlethic Men." Mr.
Hondrlcson gave the lecture for
these slides.
Trotter brothers left Thursday for
W'amsth Fll ""rt fr"tn tboro wl"
go to tho woods whr tbe w!P
work fer tho L'lVm H"lll "onimvinv.
Tov nr both exTiort wnnd'iuen. -
W. F. Titus was a visitor In Klam
nth Fslls Tnosdav.
Mls Helen Cowg'll. state club
londor snd Frank Sexton connv
cldh londor vll'od In Morrill Wod
roilo morning. Miss Cowg'll gave
a talk to the clnbs at this time. A
eli-1' In homo rooklni wis nrgin'vert. ;e
There nro a ' number of formers i,
itronn Vorr"! lomhlife th's lmo. I .
At present thn weather Is eood for i
lontb'rr ond those hsvln Inmbs I
hone for this wentbor to co"Hnne.
Mr. anil nfs. C. M. Vorrltt wore i
In vIomiIi ,M'Thiirdv.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Woodhouse :
drovo to Klc.mnth Falls Thnrda
.ifernn - ., j
T-fl TlTT-n'd' W9S !p FlSTTf-'h !
FeTq Thnrwle-: i"-'
The . Morrill T.lbr'ry club wll'
meet. a the honm of, Mrs. J. A.
Brown Thursday afternoon. March
Sth. Thursday afternoon February
26th. The Morr'll W. C. T. V. mot
at the home of Mrs. J. XV. Scogglns.
Mrs. Etta Scogglna- assisted In en
tertaining. Mrs. J. W. Scogglns had
charge of the program at this time.
Mrs. W-!8tbcook road a paper on
"the -need of ton llttlo argumonta
proven untrue.". Mrs. Jlnnetto read
a paper on "Laws that I would like
to see pass." and opportunities for
enforcing tho law" was given by
Mrs. Hulet. It waB a very Interest
ing meeting. It U hoped to have
Mrs. Ada Unuh.. with them next
month. Refreshments wore served
at the clo?e of the meeting by the
hostess. Thoso present worn, Mos
dames Ferguson, C. C. Hulet, C. E.
to Red
Bluff on Tbnrsduy lost
Work on tho High school Annual
Is now being done. The school has
been divided Into two divisions the
s'de selling the most annuals will be
entertained by tho losing team at
a banquet. John McNeil and Tins
man Craig are the team lenders.
, Jim Stowart of Mt. Laki section
visited . Malin Monday, purchasing
grain. .
On Wodncsdny aftornoon at tho
Community hall, Miss Cowglll met
tbe members ot the girls club, where
sho demonstrated the work of the
clubs and talked of the work 'r
general, discussing tho program for
this year and advising the club
leaders (hDWj to-.- conduct, thalr. or-
Modern, .tunny roonm, private telephones;
pxcfllent tray service; comprehensive care ex
tended siiririfid. miiternity and medical patfenta
K'Hi K' iriiiNtiil.)
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
KI.AM 1TII KAI.IA. OltK
VAItlO-: tll'NT M II. llUVHt tMI MIX HKH '
Kin pti.'riMMi'iwt 'vnMti Ih hoitti phitnititrt tint n nlsbl
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ganliatlons. Owing to misunder
standing, many mothers Interested
wero not In attendance at tho m -ut
lng.
Tho Helping Hand met on Wed
nesdny, February 20, wUh Mrs. Al
bort Grayson. Tho nsual progrnin
for tho day wus carried out. Those
present wero, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.
Myers, Mr, and Mrs. Dnncnn. Mls
Eva Myers, Mrs. Joe Jacob, Mrs.
Reber, Mrs. A. Onrllck, Mm. J. A.
McConib. Mrs. Kay plckslt, Mrs. D.
C. Hulbrook and tho hosttss and
family. The next meeting will bo
hold with Mrs. A. F. Gnrllck.
Mr. C. 'A. Posvar, who rncantly
bought tho Wm. Froer place Is
moving tho house nenrer to tho high
way and making general tmprove-
(Osnllnnrd On Page Fire)
Ml ouwroi;
Special Reductions '
on-
Yearly Subscriptions
To-
THE DELINEATOR
KLAMATH
LOWER TIRE PRICES
A two-carload buy enables us to offer them to. you at these
prices .
Look
em
Over
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TIRES
30x3Vz cord .'. ......
30x3 '2 cord oversize ...
31x4 cord
32x4 cord
.$ 9.40
. 13.50
. 17.00
. 18.50
TUBES
30x3V-'gy - ...;.$1.50
30x3y2 red , 2.00
'32x4 grey 2.55
32x4 red 3.00
P
Another Reduction
It costs us money to put on tires for you. We'll pay you what
it costs us if you'll do it yourself. On all tires which we do
not install, we make a reduction of from $1 to $2.50.
Tire Insurance
If desired, we will insure your tire against road hazards for one
year. If you have this insurance and have bad luck, your re
pairs cost you nothing. Ask about this I -
Hub
1 ire
Shop
CHAS. JOHNSON, Mar.
502 SOUTH SIXTH PHONE 616