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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11, 1D25
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
PACE'HVtt
IMUSHROOM'V '
ardbal
n.s u b fi orr '
GUARANTEED 3 TEARS
Let ua (top thjt tank lank
with the Mushroom Pui-alul
shaped to soul the vulvo
perfootly made to hat In
definitely. Call u In (or any plumbing
Job, Try
Lorenz Co.
frtt . ; ,.;.,
'. . On Blxth near Main "',
You'll dad our sorvh-o qulok,
ofllolout, reasonable In price.
Nol 4hla dla-
tortod old tank
ball. Vo wnn.
dor water loiks Ki
through. Bot
bow ihn Mush
room Pnrabi
Iporfcctly aeals
tbe volvo.
b
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NEWS OF
THE KLAMATH COUNTRY
MALIN I
t
Klamath Falls
W. F. iHIII w a
visitor' Tuesday. '
Miss 6)lvo Hill hai boon out of
school tlila week wltli an attack of
tonsllltls, '
Tbors baa boon omo delay on
tbs community ball on account o(
E
Pluab your kldnors by drinking a
quart of writer each day. a "to tako
aalta occasionally, aaya a noted au
thority, who tells na that ,foo much
rich food forma acids, which almost
paralyia tho kldnoya In'-'lholr ef
forta to oxpol It from the blood.
.Thoy become sluggish nP1 weaken:
than you may suffer vMth ntltill
nlaary.ln t ti a kldnay (anion, aharp
palna In tho bark or ek hondaoho
dlulncma. your at'imarh aoura
tongue la coated, anil heon tho
wether la b'd you be""rhcumatlr
twlngmi Tho urine) Rata cloudy,
nil "( a ii'm-'nt. tin) rhannela ofian
l nr.- tind Irrlln'jit, obliging you
. "f inir thro tlmea
n M
n-tii m.iitr.'ijiM! thnao Irrltn
(ii.n titd. .10 hnlff eloanae tho kid
n"v and II unh off tho body'i urin
ous tviiiiio, kI ffl rounces of Jad
iiIih from nv pharmacy here;
v.lio ii inhlrponfiil In a glaaa of
wtr li.forn histakfnat for a low
ilnwand your kldnoya may then
i flri". TMafrimniia anlta la made
fri.m id arid riit grnnns and lomon
Ititrn enmlilnsd-. with llthla. and
haa boon uufl for yearn to help
..flush and sUmulato lugglh kid
nova; alao lg neutrally the nclda
In the ayatonv ao thoy no longer
Irritate. thus) ofton rollovlnf blad
dor wenkneta..
Jad Snltaj'la Insxponslvo: cannot
Injure anil makes ' delightful ef
forveat'enl Wlthla-wato drink.' .By
all meona'-lmve your physician ox
iroln your" kidneys nt lonat twtco a
.r Mi r .
tho Community ball oa Wednesday,
March 4th. tholr regular -semi-
ftuonthly mooting;.
y An unusually largo number were
proaent alter me ouaineaa waa at
londod to, a social tlmo waa en
joyed and light refreshment aerr-
US
SOT:-'
DON'T NEGLECT
COUGH
GOLD
rayaWaat ware aiilait anitsnse naeas ,
At NM Mil 01 la Mny. i
.u ... .ii - iMtf na ahyM
a aatSlw awwrlb BAL8AMKA t.r all br.
dial fU
nai'ff
uaM:rltM: "I mi It anoluilvtly tor my
""'.T-' -J i nw ii ii aulok. sura
..kJ.iVi.,; nnllrxl Hill I tribal
hUmi. BALSAMIA U a aura rar
irniralloa mt mm !"
Mrs. Bucllo Hutchuns of KtAinulli
Kail la vlaltlng ut tho boqfcuPf tor
nepbuw Cbua. Faught tjf if few
wouka. M .'
Mutt Klgnor of Stool BjTUuip camo iiug unublo to havo the lumber,
in 'juesuuy unu wm apvuufuu iuuu
flnllo tlmo noar UaUiJ
Murk Llvlugaton of ftul Bwuini'
dlalrlct waa a rlnlWr In Mulln
Wodneaday. Ho ropaVta the rouda
aa rough but paasaUta) nd much
Improved In bla purf'of thu county.
Mnt. Itoy KogNi'tuid Mre. Quo.
Clark were ahoppjnj In Klamath
Kills Wednesday, f
Curlla Ilggln;' Forest Hangor,
rulurnod Weduoaay from a visit to
llerkoloy and ' Kan Francisco of
saYorul wouka dafallon.
Arlle Blllff w- returned Tuesduy
evening froni,yTortlnd wbero bo
epulit tho wlaUr..Mr. Elllft will bo
bore Indefinitely and la now with;
hla futbor. jjp rt. Klllff owner of
t.io "Jlm'?orvlc Station."
air. and.'Wa. Cbailoi Faugbt and
iitllo dauittur Djrothy and Mr.
6. UutcbiW spent Wodneaday at
the bouii of John Faught at Bon-
UUIU. . f
Friuilf Krlto of Morrll wui la
Malln ornonding to matters of bus-
II16SB.
JohfliA. McCorob and Mr. Boacoll
weru ''among tbo bualnoa vlaltora In
Klamath- Falls Tuesday.
A'-aon was born to Mr. and Mrs.
O. ' W. Coolcy on We inaiday, Feb.
.,'olu mother and ion are aomg . rjaolobi, M
nliroly. f hoateaaoa.
"The Social Wolfuro club mot at p. n. McDermett
Jr. Whlalor haa been ill tbla
week with a cold.
Mlsa Lydla Frlcko. Klamath coun
ty health nurso visited In Merrill
Wodneaday,
Mrs. M. F. Copplck hai ' been
spondlng tbe week with her daught
er Mrs. Elmer Shay. ,
Mrs. Goo. Offlold waa a Klamath
Falla visitor Thursday.
Tbe Morrill Library club met at
tho homo of Mrs. W. C. Bailey
Thursday afternoon. ' airs. 0. H.
(Jraybeal assisted Mrs. Bailey. It
was decided to glvo a card parly
March 21. Hostesses for tbe card
pairty will be Mesdamos Clyde Klger
F. N. Moyer, L. E. Daniels uad
Durkeo. The book committee for
the month Is Mesdamos Scott Mc
Kendroe, Ed Harwood and Arthur
Frailer. Refresbmcnti wero serv
ed during tbe aftornoon by tbo hoa
teaaoa. Tboa . present were Meo
damea It. H. and R. C. Anderson,
C. A. Harrows. T. A. Blake, O. H.
Carleton, E. H. Durkee, J. A. Do
woy, H. L. Dalton, Arthur' Frailer,
Ed Harwood, Clydo Kiger, C. M.
and T. F. Morrltt, F. N. Moyor, Scott
MaKondroe, C. V. 'Shuck, J. C.
Blovenson, H. Vois, Win. Walker,
Hugh O Connor, F. 0. Lynch, L. E.
W. Howard and tbe
of. San Jose,
was a guest
Mrs. R. II.
wboleaale stock buyer
at lunch of Mr. and
Dalton, Thursday.
Mrs. ElmoT : Stukel of Klamath
Falls was In Merrill Thursday.
The debate between Merrill and
Klamath Falla waa held In tbe gyb
ed. The noxt meeting will be hold : Thursday evening. Morrill had the
at the homo, of Mrs. John UUor, all affirmative and Klamath Falls the
members and urgod to: be present hogallvo.' Tboio on tbe affirmative
and bring noedlos and thlmbtea. Iwere Era Murray and Itolf Oeert-
Mr. and Mm. Pete McNeil and M0 Tho negative wore BUI Kuy
on, Itoy made a bualnoaa trip to Ionian oni N. McMillan. The ques-
Malln Wednesday. Mr. Hoy McNeil tioa wai Resolved "That our Pres
ot Atlanta Is spending two weeks onl policy of Limiting Immigration
with his parents, at tholr rancb on Dy tho q0i0 System bo Continued'
too Steel Swamp routo.
F. W. Caldwell shipped S car
loada of bee! cowa to San Joao and
dan Francisco starting Wednesday
from tbo Malln- district where -thoy
bave boon toodlng thorn.'. 5 ',-,.
Mr. aud Mrs. Everett Crlaa were
Malln on Wednesday. Mrs. Crlss re-
Tbe judges, Rev. Rice of Klamath
Falla and Rov. Hulet of Merrill and
Prof. Stroet of Malln,7 decided for
tho affirmative.
'The Merrill 'toam that 'went, to
Klamath Falla on the negative aide
of tho question wore Hallie Moore
unit Charlotte Geertjion ' The ifflr-
oolved that day (he first ahlpment I malla won ln KtamaU Fins. Those
'going to Klamath Falls were Mr.
of biby chicks to come parcel post ,
tins year. l. i , n,.vin jmrt family
Tho bosket bal game last Wednes- ; pror Hondrlckson, Wm. Hulet and
day evening between Malln town
team and Honloy high school toam,
was played with a score 22 to 21 In
favor of Malln.
Wlnnlfred Offlold.
MERRILL
Mrs. Joss Wbittatch and daught
er Joyce havo left for a visit with
rolatlvos In Medford and otbor
valloy itowns. ' '
It was a dlssapolntment to thoso
having radios not to bo ablo to boar
the Inaugural address. The radio
lastallod. In the high school was
unablo to bear. Henry Voss who
llvos at Wbito Lake was ablo to
receive vory well. The prosldonts
addraa was ralhor Indistinct but tho
words of tho ennouncor and Chlof
Juatlce' Tntl'a volco1 was very plain
and they could bear every word
he sold. '. '. ...
John Cox loft tor Holllater, Calif,
the first of tho. weok tor a short
visit.
Mr. and Mrs, Ivan Kilgoro spent
a few. d.iys with relatives In Lan
goll Valley. Thoy returned Tuesday.
Mrs. Ada Connors who has been
visiting at the home of Mrs. ' F.
N. Moyer- for sovoral months was
called to Kelso, Wash., by tbe Ill
ness ot a nophow.
s foiinimimt phy. oiin njtlrnl itwl a Irlba
STnilUiui In Ntl, b tho uiie ot oils trom
sitfii plant were ifnmuna from (tie
, iXiaXJSS. Ho uncd I hi o ! mo. nil
1
.r'rrMrr:..- :.t i,rin in hnm tal nwr-
t ","?.,i.a:ViiV." '. ot tha
lnS ,1.1 ..M ,! fnr inn, tllDS '
ilnot nnulbla to nupn.ly th draiand. '
lul.flAHlKA linit now own "'n"""""?
ad iItw unirorw.r , ...";,.y-
atnftm ol ' iScoua an.1 pirmlla ... JJ
ScSradonV V It tlniull porti of tho
BF, tt "AmXa oir Holy poltona and I. rt
Am it uta cuo. clicking orm aoiion
.
to tin fo vniifirrn.
nil Dl tlff.l totllh Ihft
UlrtSti of Ih. mlln on tha Pr
trM to iTt ny r.fc"n aunar from
iXit, nun, or rour monw baelt. All drug-
t rUM,
gm sail .
Id ' Klamath
ur Drug Co.
Fairs buy' It from
,r
Cotitfri"
Mr '
Chronic
Cheap
Glasses
nro like slow poison.
Thoy distort the rays ot Hffnt.'
dlnturb the angles ot vision
and cause pain and dlacomtort.
thus Injuring tho eye sight
(somo times boyond ropalr.)
Wo glvo your oyos a thor
ough examination and uso
only tho, highest quality ot
mntorlnls ln filling tho pre
scription. .; . , , .
Dr. Goble
" 700 MAIN '
fllaaiiFS ' "'.-,' friim
Oi:nund , . : ' IlfpHlml
Rye ICxnniliii'd '.
Ql'H'K SKItVH IC
LANGELL VALLEY
Miss Mildren . Duke spent the
wook end la Klamath Falls shop
ping. Mrs. Webator ot the Turner hot
springs' Is visiting with friends in
Klariinth Falls.
Mrs. Sam Tyroll of Klamath Falls
is visiting with Mrs. Jack Turner,
O. S. Campbell and A. E. Oalo
were In Klamath Falls Saturday.
Mrs. Will Campbell had tho mis
fortune to brosk her' arm last
Thursday. Mrs. Campbell will con
tinue to teach school.
One more dairy hoard was ad
ded to Langell Valley, when A. E;
Oalo and I. L. Harris purchased
tho Applognte bord of thoroughbred
holstolno cows.
Mr. and Mrs. Dunn ot Bononxa
have moved to tholr ranch In Lan
goll Valloy.
Invitations have boon Issued by
Mesdamos L. WUhard and H. Tick
manor for a St. Patrick's party
March 12th.
Gale & Harris havo resumed work
on the . canal from the Oorbor
dam, which was not completed last
fall on account ot the bad weathor.
Mrs. R. F. Turtle had the mls
White Pelican ;
V Hotel
Merchants Lunch, 60c
12:00 to 1:30 p. m.
Also ,''
Banquets
Parties
Dances
Don't overlook our ' dinner
dano St. Patrick's Night .
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Article No. 3
In thit scries of articles I want to
call attention to the manr errors one
hears in the regular walks of lift.
It mav be well to begin with tha
business man. He is big enough to
bear his share of the burden and
generally speaking, be is somewhat
careless in' bia selection of words.
Uiuallr tbe business man has two
distinct sets of language. One ia
for his direct conversation ; the ether
is for exclusive use in his corre
spondence. In the latter art "Yours
to band contents noted now as to
values trotting your favors" and
many other terms that he never uses
in personal contacts.
Hit sales talk is more likely to be:
"Nobody's got no better those kind
of goods them two pair of shoes"
and other such careless expressions
that any school boy can correct.
The basinets man should have s
third vsriety of language to use in
bis home. But he carries this trade
talk back into the family circle, sod
soon' his daughter is using double
negatives, saying Those kind" in
stead of "That kind," and referring
to Two pair" Instead of Two
pairs." . :c ' -' . ; : V 1
Such men are likely to say that they
never had rials' to learn how to speak;
correctly.. All right, they can ftin
time now by learning. It does not
require so much .time to. learn. the
proper use of words as. it - does to
speak incorrectly. "I ain't got none"
takes longer to say than- "I have
none," and other correct expressions,
are equally shortened. f. i ,,.... j 1
Thnewl'compiie4lfn greatly; en
larged dictionary it the place to. be
girt and this newspaper announces
this: plan through wbic every reader
may have a copy of this beautiful
new volume. In learning to speak
correctly, nothing is quite so neces
sary. .'.'...--. .
. ',: . 0b s CsssKmeif)
"it::.
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fortune to tall from a wagon Thurs
day and break ber collar bone.
The Langell Valley' -Woman'a
club met at tho homo of Mrs. Tut-
tlo Thursday afternoon; Tho fol
lowing members'.wero present: Most
dames R. Hopkins, O. Campbell, I.
Walker, R. Blshott, I. Tu'rnor. D.
Tumor, L. Wlshard, H. Tlcknor, L.
Harris; A. Keller, G. Keller, F. Bog
ga. C Conelly. 'The guost of the
club, Mrs. Green and Mrs. Smith.
After 'tho f buslAess . rofrosjimonts
fore Berved and all present enjoy
ed a pleasant' nttrnoon.
Mr. and Mrs: Ralph Hopkins en
tertained with one ot tbe most de
lightful spring parties ot the season
Saturday evening. Flvo hundred was
the main diversion'' ot the- evening.
High score going ' to Mrs. Allen
Gala and W. D Campbcll and the
consolation going to Mrs. Merl
Kilgoro and H. Tlcknor. Delicious
refreshments wqre served and tho
remainder, of thd evening was spent
ln dancing. Tha guests vt Mr. and
Mrs. Hopkins were:' Mr. and Mrs.
Will .Campbell. Mr. and Mrs. Mori
Kilgoro, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Camp
bell, Mr.: and Mrs. Allen Gnlo, Mr.
and Mrs. Lelnnds Harris. Mr. and
Mrs.' Guss K0.II0V, Mr. and Mrs.
Alfred Keller, MB. and Mrs. Harry
Tlcknor, Mr, and Irs. Dave' Turner.
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Turner, Mr. and
Mrs. Lostor Wlshard, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Tryoll, and Miss Elsie, Callins
and Lawrence Campbell.
:
team. Saturday , night. The score
wa3. 6 to 62 in. favor of the Fort
team. ;. ' . ' i ., . ' . . ',;
Mrs.- Vipla Page! returned 'home
Friday after a pleasant visit with
(rlcnds in , Rogue River Valley.
; A." B.' Castel was a.- business vis
itor' .In Cblloquln Monday.
Prof.'' and Mrs. B. T. Youel wero
shopping and "visiting friends in
the county seat, Saturday.
:
MIDLAND
County Club Leader Frank Sexton
visited ' Midland school Wednesday
morning ;ln the Interest ot club
work. ' Thursday a sowing club was
organized ln which all lhe girls
of the school ' ot eligible age are
enrolled with Mrs. J. C. Sevclk a3
load leader. ' President, Helen -At-chison;
vice president, Anna Bur
nett,': secretary, " Esther Atchison;
chnmpain, Mary' Sevclk; seaTgeant
ot arms, Catherine Burnett. Nadine
Gregory', ' Pauline Burnett. Delpha
Spent,' Ida. and Mary Deltatti, Aun
drea Pelaslo and Juanita Soto, com
'pleta t!he' membership. '" ' .
FORT KLAMATH
Mrs. E..M. .Looyor and daughter
Fern loft Thursday, for., Medford,
whoro theywUj ,Ylsii,. -relatives for
a few days. 1 : i1. i,
Mrs. Roboti,Tayro rbturnod Sun
day. fWm; a wook's8,11 Will
Woodori homo; lu fkjamath: ;Falls.
Jim Dixon ts pt)ondlng a tow da'a
In tho valley on ; business.
Mr. and Mrs,lil .) -ijys jMinclt drove
W Medford' prjctay.-'on a businosa
trip, etuffllnjf .nomi'3undftyi. 4
Tho Klamath 1 iMjonc'y-team woro
completolqjljti basket ball
game played with the Fort Klamath
iMRi DUDS MRS.DUpSJ
TbselolKstriiniC
M poKiivq ap-ro-cla,te.J
"Midland'e Busy Doxen"- Is tho
name chosen for tbe organization, j
Motto: "One Stitch Todaycr !Teit ;
Tomorrow." Colors, black and gold.
Mr. Sexton promised to come out !
again soon to organize tbe boys club ;
and livestock clubs. '.' '- "
Fred Peterson, county scnool sup
erintendent, was a recent -visitor at
the Midland school., I
Eldon Spence returned to school
Thursday after an absence of sev
eral tfays on account of Illness. .
H. 3. Largent's mother1 bas been
quito ill with lagrlppe. ' j
Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Flowers were'
In Klamath Falls Wednesday trans
acting business with the wholesale
dealers of that city. . p ' i
J. -C. Sevyk made a itrlp to the
county seat and brought out a tour
ing car for hl3 family. .
Ralph Scott,' from the Deliell
ranch, was a business caller In this 1
section Wednesday.- ,
Tno Miller Island farmers are
all busy with their plowing. . ' I
.' Mrs. J. D. Hooper was a Klamath '
Falls visitor Wednesday. , : - !
.'Mrs. Frances Royse accompanied '
Mr. and Mrs. H. ; A. WHherell on
a' shopping trip to Klamath Falls 1
Thu'rsday. ,'... . :i . . ; !
An Improvement to our town '
worthy of mention is the new hotel
sign which was recently put up.
Wood
1
l We cart tmpply your
fuel needs" on short
notice. ' "V Jvv; '
- Blocks a i . .
. Dry Slabs '
Limbs;; 7
Coal -.-.'.. ; '
Fuel Oil i: . v
Phone your? .orders to
:-..''! .535. . '
601 Maiii St
O. Peyton & Co.
" "Wood to burn"
601 Main ' Phone 535
COURTS
: Deeds '
Dona Thomason et vlr- to Shaw
Bertram Lumber Co.; correction of
deed 65-143. portion of lot 4, Sec.
9, T. 39, S. R 9. E. W. M.
Chas. S. Hood et ux to B. S.
rigsby .EV4NW14'. WttNEVi of
Sec. 34, T. 35, R. 27.
. Martin Stoehslor et at to A. L.
Michael $240 consideration '8 acres
being part ot NWK ot Sec. 34, T.
38,:.R. ;ilV4.
R. L, Orem to C. C. Kelley, lot
3, 4, 9, block It, Hot Springs Ad
dltloa, . j
Swansons
Barber Slop.
Look for the Taest Pole
in the World
. .
Beauty ;' Shop In eon-,
nectlon. "
Gertrude Johnson ta
charge
Specializing In Marcel
Ing. water waving and
French paper . eurL
Shampooing, scalp treat
ments, facial massage
and manicuring for
ladles and men. ., ,
Hair tinting and hair
goods made to order.
,;, Phone 318
625 Main St
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