Tuesday, MAiinr'ar,' 102.1
BVENTNfi HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ItiwIilcntH Of Ileal iy railing
Today '
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KiicHln hi tliu t'liy urn Mm.
Holnnlljs iuhI daughter, I'lilnm fich
nilt, Mr. mill Mm. Mcliitimh mill
Aiiioh I.unily. They urn cui'Ms In
till) Wllllll I'lllll'llll . IiiiikI wlill" In
I 111 III li I li Fall.
Yes
and pics that are
the best that you
ever ate.
They arc made just
as good and they
taste just as good
as -
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
You had better
order some
TODAY .
Klamath
Bakery
826 MAIN
THE WEATHER .
The cyulo-sloi'iiiagrnpli ut Under
wood's pharmacy shown a lower
ir!Hiiio today, u Imw "low" hav
ing, moved III yimtnrd :iy nftuniu'on,
cmisllig continued unsullied Condi
tloiw, but inodoi'MtlnK temperature.
Forecast fur nol 24 hours: Cloud)
li nd uniiDltlml with conditions fav
orublu for ruin.
'I'iui TyiruH rerunllug thnrinomolor
rcuhli'iod in i x I in u in unil in I tl 1 1 ) ll in
t (ii ji'irji t ii n today us follows;
High 50 Lint 39
V. H. Weather Report
Oregon: Cloudy and uiisotllud to
llillilit uud Wnduowluy, probably local
'ruins, continued cool, moderate varl
i ulilu wlndi. ..
TO ENFORCE LAtt'H
( 'iiiiiiiilanloni'i' I in my To Iimlt I'iioii
OlMci-riiui'n Of ItcimJnlJoim
Hlront ('umniliiHloiier Friiney an
imuncud yesterday Hint 1m would
chuck up throughout tho ontlro clly
In order to enforce tlin sewage regu
lation that ruiiilr houses to bv
within, 220 fuel of u 'main sewngo
pipe. -Mineral didlniiiniitii hu vii boon
reported to tho commissioner.
DAIRV RANCHER
Ilcrmiiii Krliiniirr VIxilliiK In Kliim
mil Fall TIiIn Week '
Ilormun Hchinorr, onu f thu
early settlor of tho Dairy section,
'una In tho clly tod ly on buiilauttw.
Ki'lilllitri kImIi.M tliHl fit,, fttviwititf-ti.
; for mo dry farmer wern nnviir
! better and If thero In not too much
'. froit bumper crop.i on tho non-
I lnrliit(id limdit mny bo lookod tit
I Ihlii your.
DANCE AT 3,1' II HOl'HE
IVIIcilu liny to Kiilcrtiiin ' With
limning Forty Tliiirsdny
Invitation linvo born leaned by
member' of the Pelican Day club
E. W. Renick
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Public Accbu ntant
Accounting
and
Auditing
SUITE 1, SLOUGH BLDG.
(General
Income Tax
Capital Stock Tax
PHONE 317
Greatest Naval
PeacC'time Mobilization
Combined Atlantic
and Pacific Fleets in
San Francisco Bay
April 545th
142 dreadnaughts.baitle
ships, cruisers, destroy-
ers, submarines.
See Them Enter
Golden Gate'
Welcome them Do Undo Sam's
guest on board.
Ten days jollification.
UseiheTrains
Avoid cotiRestcd highways and
parking difficulties in
San Francisco.
Low Roundtrip Fares
Mr)
'jffill - full jnformationt
fur ll lmic'!ii:; p:iriy to bn given III I
Him oliib li ii" " tt iurid.i nvoiiliu.
The muli! h;i voiiI:ik will hi
provldi'd by .liiinii' ! tmiii un'ii ''As-
Kmviil ,y,t." Jloro tbiiii 200 Invllti-1
tionn woro nviit uut to. frlundii of i
tho idiib.
TO M KI'.T W lOflVKHDAV
Illy KoiIihi AxMM'lltlloii Hrlirdillrd To
.IMmukh IMiiiih For 1(12,1
A nividliiK of Mm Illy Itadi.'O an
eoi'l.illoM lnm biHm H:li(s;lllli'd with
thut of tho MorchnntN bureau for
Weil n end iiy cvoiiIuk. 7:30 p. ni. In
thu chumbci' oT noiuniur!a rooms at
which tlwu, 1 1 Ji it 1 ddxlon un to tho
iilnclnn of thn 19i.j Itmlno will bo
niudi;. ArtordlnB to fonllnis amoin
tba incri liiuilK and muinbvrt of the
iinH0cl:uli.n tho Itodeo Is ccrtuln
uk1:i thin ye nr.
l'('IK'II.VKrt IIOAT
IU1 Hull 'IV. ( ln ll, ii I.niiiili
i:lli'ii" On Himdiiy
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I'M Hull cun.pl'ilod noKotlatlonn ; &1
for tho purchiua of a launch to bO
lui'd during thn nprlnit and mimmor i
on uppor K. 1 u in a t li Jako. ThojoJ
lutincb In 327. wllh an incloitrd
oalrlii larno onouish to acCominodato
30 pi-rnoim. AccordliiK to Hall ho in
pin n ii in R a MirlHtnnlnK purty on
Himdiiy, win ii tho bout will bo nam
ed tho "Mary Kllon" oUr hl (tranil
ihiiiElilcr. Thn launch will bo kept
In- fihlppltiijton.
Southern
'' fb I p S. X MILLER, D, F, & P. A! ' $ J
517Main St. Phono 709 Klamath Falls, Ore
IMIIANH ItK i:iVK MOXKV
llillll Indiana (ilvcil r.iiil Kiliircn Of
S 1:1,11(10 IHstribiitol Today
Kqual checks of $100 each wcro
dlntrlbutcd ninonn 1239 Indians In
lU.inmtli coiinly today, tho sum of
$123,900, from tho fedoral govern
ment for reservation timber sold to
private lumber eoncorns. According
to Kred A. Holier, spuerlntendent of
Ilia Klniniith rcsnrvallon. tho Indians
luivo announced their intention of
purchasing a largo amount of grad
ed livestock.-
Ill'.Trit.VS FKOM NOIITH
SIIV Clark Arrlvo In Klniuntli
Fulls From In-HInIi Columblit
Miss Constnnco Clark and Miss
C'harlotti) Clnrk arrived in tho city
yesterday from Vancouver Island,
IrltjHh Columbbi, where they spent
a month at their homo on tho island.
IvNJOVS thip;
Henry Hiiiih Iti'lurnM From. Fort-'
nlglit SiH'iit )i North
Henry Hnoa of tho First National
Dank has returned from a two
week's pleasuro trip spent In Seat
tlo and Portland. Ilium arrived In
tha city Sunday from Ills vacation
trip.
KM ALT. ItOV IIJj
Son or Mr. Ami Mm. Uort !! Suf
fers From Flu; Attnck
niehard led, tho small son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ilert Igl, 1b seriously 111 nt
tba family home with an attack of
lnflunnga, according' to reports re
ceived today.
FOltTIiAXI) VISITOItS
Klniuntli l'nlls Hotel Men lleport
Full JtullllnRS .
Among tho out of town visitors In
tho city this week are a number of
Portland guests. They are J. H.
Gibbon, C. II .Wtolls, E. B. Whot
stono, and H. Wrny. According to
hotolmen In tho city, their rooms aro
crowdod and in sovpritl Instances
parties together must occupy oao
largo room.
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Week On Iluslness In City
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W. F. tlqrkln and C. II. McKnlght
from tho Hock Crock ranch arrived
In Klamath Vails Inst night to spend
tho curly part of tho weok In tho
clly, Thoy aro guests in tho Arcade
hotel. .According to Iterkln and Mc
Knlght, tho roads In that soctlon aro
In oxcollont condition for early
spring.
MOIIHINOX IMI'HOVICS
MitnnRer Of AVIiito Pelicuiii Hotel
llecovorlna; From Flu Attack
Albert O. Morrison, mnnagor "of
tho Whlto rnHean hotel, who was
taken ill with lhfluonca Sunday
night, was roportod as improved this
morning at tho hotel.
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I TOURISTS AltMIVE '
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A number of tourists, that made
Klamath Falls last night, roportod
honvy flurrlos of snow In the moun
tains and that Klamath county irf
having much colder Wdiithor than In
the valley on tho other sidb of thn
mountains. Among thn turgor part
ies arriving In Klamath Falls wan a
group form Tho Dalles. It lueludod
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PCBCECO
TOOTH PASTE
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Pictured in this ad are a few of the many hundreds of advertised articles for sale by Underwood's
Pharmacy. To the first one bringing us a COMPLETE list of the articles illustrated above we
will pay a . " .
Reward of Five Dollars
All you need to enter this contest is a pencil and a. piece of paper. Remember that in some of the
pictures there are SEVERAL articles. So make your lists carefully and bring them in as soon as
completed. .: '
When in need of any of the items pictured or any other advertised toilet articles TRY
UNDERWOOD'S FIRST.
Underwood's Pharmacy
Mr." and .Mrs. H. A. Mitchell and
son, Mr. and Mrs. N. U. Green, and
daughter and Mr. and Mrs.- A. A.
Klrkwood and child.
J. F.
K.YPlXTF.n HOME ,
MitKiiIro to ltftiirn This
Week With Light Six Fackiml
J. F. Magulre, well known Klam
ath Falls realtor, is expacted back
In Klamath Falls tomorrow after
noon or evening, according to his
son, James Magulre Jr. Maguire has
boen la Portland far the past ten
days, where ho enjoyed his vacation.
Ho will drive back a light six
Packard , which he ordered early
this spring.
DOXATU MOXKV
Jloro Than tflWO Obtained Through
Subscriptions For Homo
. More thun $'350 was obtained by
A'Ja Wallace Uiuuh, Hold director
and socrotary of the state farm homo
for children, nt Corvallls, during hor
Visit in Klamath Falls. A union
mooting in tho I'rosbytorlan church
Sunday night brought those interest
ed in tho W. C T. U. home, together.
"Is Klamath Falls as Itlnck as it
has IUien Painted" will bo tho sub
ject of discussion nt which Mrs,
Vnruh will speak Thursday evening
at 7:45 p. m. in Scandinavian hall.
KUTl'KX TO HOME
Mother and Father of Mrs, Letta
(iarlick Lcavo for North
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Remington
of MtMinnvlllo returned to their
home Sunday morning nftor visit
ing ia Klamath county for the past
week. Th6y are parents of Mrs.
Letta Oarlick of Malln and wore In
this section to attend the tunoral
of Albert Garllek, their son-in-law.
Mrs. Remington Is a sister of Mrs.
Amelia Whitlock. After settling af
fairs in Malln, Mrs. Gnrllck Is plan
ning on making her homo in Mc
Mlnnville with her parents.
JlltS. LAMMS Il,b
KHiumth Woman Confined To lied
For Several Days
Mrs, Charles Landls Is confined to
her homo with iUnoas, as the result
of a tooth infection. She will bo In
capacitated for several days.
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MOOSE ATTENTION"
All Moose assemblo at the Iltilli'
4:30 Wednesday P. M. for Horry
milliards lliuurai. we win imivu mu
hall, marching to tho undertaking
parlors at 6 P. M. No excuses. I)y
order of tho Dictator. Fay Morris,
Secretary. .31
R E .
Ice Cream
Any person who has an ice cream container of
our at their residence will receive -
Free Ice Cream
During the past few months a number of our ice
cream containers have been sent out without any
..records in our office of their whereabouts.
We will give a quart brick of ice cream to any one
who will call our office and report the location of
an ice cream container that our driver may call
for it.
Klamath Falls Creamery
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