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The Kiiif of Western Si.'um -1 lie Great Tom Mix
. - and Tony, llic Wonder Horse in
"THE DEADWOOD COACH" ;
A I'iiMnre that's .More than a Western Koiiianoe
It's pynaiiiic Drama with TJirills (ialore.
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TUESDAY
VAKIMA CANUTT. in
"SCAR HANAN"
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Tin; w hat
I .Tl"i, Cyclo-tlKinniiKiiiiili ut Cnder
! wouit'ji phiirnicc y r.liov.'ii tho baro
j ninii li i.' :-.uie 'In Im mill hovering
near';:''-"". A much IiIkIiit reading
I Is )iic'tHKry lo Insure settled fiilr
: weather. Forecast for next 24
i boiirs:, ( ;
I , Omienilly fair, with , moderate
Umpnriturii. f . ',
Tim Tyeus recording thermometer
I registered maximum and nilnlinuit)
ti'iiii(iriitiir! today ns follows:
High 75 Low 40
."i'-K-H"' i r. S. ,nllwr Report
Oregon: Cloudy tonight ami
lervice and Meats
Good meats and good 'ncrvico are the two most
important things that the shopping' housewife'"
has to look for. 'Ui, V;.;
Good meals thrown at J'ou any old way don't
mitke .voti'fccl like coining back ..again. (,
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l'oor( meat handed to you with a smile, or
carried out and placed' in the back, of your
car don't make you fee!', much better.
Trade with the market that gives you
both Good Meat and Good Service
4 Tui-Kduy, probably occasional shuw
jers ovr iinrtli wi?Ht portion, mild
i temperature. Light BOUtllWO.'ll
winus.
Will
JOINS lll'KIIAND
Spend Hummer at Lumber
Cnnip
. THAT IS
Millers iarket
I'ruli.
Miiln ni'r Hlli
CI S MILLER.
;v ti.h vh ;i:ow"
Phone 7.10 .V 7.11
Mrs. A. B. Whitman, whose hus
tiiind Is president of tho Aunu
'r"ck Lumber company, located
above Fort Klamnth, left today for
tho camp, where idle will spend the
I SUHHHCr tllfinlllH tt'tlll llr-r liiuliriml
visits iito.M modoc point
i -Mid. (J. 1!. Tompkins wan, a
week-end visitor In tint city from
her home at Modoc I'otnt. ,
I utti;i,i,. visitors
j ' Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins and
daughter vlnll.-d In tlio city over
Pennants
Pennants
Pennants
Every car should carry '
a Klamath Falls" "
pennant
We carry a big line of
nil well made and good
colors. '
Get One Today
Mrs. Humphrey ' '
To Officiate
v..,t : At-Local 'Fair
I Appointment of Mr. Ccorgo L.
! H utii plu ri-y as Buporintcridcnt of the
'cnlliinry department of the Klam
,nth county fair win announced hero
j'tfiltowlpg a niicjtiug of tlio fair board
i today. '
I "ilrii. Ilumplirey will liavo clinrBO
of tlio allocation of al'. exhibits.
I Juitc.lllK of these cxhlhltH will
proliahly he handled, a.i in the past,
by outsiders.
Klamath Home
. Supply Co. :
1140 Main .
Watch for our Rodeo
Mufflers
Of DOItltIS, ( At.ll'OltMA
8. II. ItiK'vcB nnd A. Anderson aro
riu tho city from Dorrla, California.
tho wook-vnd
I.orelln.
from their homo ut
:
Mr.
I'KHTS AT KIKI-'KKT IIO.MI-: '
mill Mm. Keller ;ueM nt
Klefi-rt Home Sumlny
AIMIK'IOH TO lUrt-Il.V
.Major Htctviirl. In Calleil to Mcdfonl
Major f'liicrlrs Hlewart. flru ad
JiiMtor, rftpreKeutlnK the different In
miniuce . companleH, at the recent fire
In tho Ilectiir shop, Ik -xpoei'i to
ret urn from Mwlford this vAiIiik.
Major Btow:(rl was called to Medford
on uccotint of a flro In that city, and
upon his return hero will finish the
adJiislIriK of tint Hector shop, flro.
I'arly
Of lli:.M)
Motor Here " for" Weekei
I 'nun Il.uiie at lleiul
lira. If. A. Ciosney,
(!. (Josney nil of Hend,
city yesterday.
It. O. and II.
visited In tho
J:lSKItl,l:i XKKTCItXS
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood Eber
leln returned last evening from
Portland, whero they have been on
buiilnuss connected with the sale of
their property to tlio OrcRon Trunk
railroad. . i
VISITS I1IK VIHf.lt
Member of Hlnle Highway Commix
. lon Hero li VlHlt :. '
K. Collier of Albany, brotlmr of
Andrew M. Collier, spent Saturday
and Sunday In the city visiting at
the Collier home. Whilo' here Mr.
('oilier attended to business Inter
ests and left for Albany today.
KKATTI.K AltltlVAI.S
.Mr. and -Mrs. W. J. Jerlon arc
vlaitinK for a few days in the city
from Seattle.
I ltOM Sif AU'-IIKKTKAM (.'.AMI
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Laff I'otter of tho Sliaw-Ilertram
camp was in the city yesterday. Mr.
Potter's father Is wood superintend
ent at the camp.
ciuiiogcix max
E. It: Wilson wan an over Sun
day visitor. In the city from Chllo
(juln. .. ..
KOCKV i-oixr' VISITORS
Mr. and Mrs. John Boylo and
dniiKhters tnolored to Hocity Point
Sunday where they spent th day.
UAXDOX "I1V THK SKA" :
Vic Brener and F. C. Perry 'are
visitors In the city from Bandon ?By
the Sea." .
SHOPPING IX f'lTV
Mrs. Charles Lockwood of Kirk
npent tho day hero shopping and
attending to business matters.
H.W1Y (JIltL AltKIVKS
Ik'iid People Have Huby (;irl Horn
ut Khimiitii llosiltal
Sir. and Mrs. Alfred Keller and
Milton Keller were week-end Kiicat.il
nt the homo of Mf. and Mrs. II.
Hulfert on Ninth street." Mrs.
Keller will ninko un extended visit
at the Siefert home. Messrs Alfred
and Milton Keller returned to the
Keller ranch In Uingeirs valley lute
yesterday afternoon.
A baby Rirl was born to Mr. nnd
Mrs. V. K. Peters of Bend, Oregon,
at the Klamath Valley hospital on
Saturday evening. Mr. Peters Is
connected Vlth the State highway
commission. If
ATTENDS It MI.KOAll MKETfXO
Motor lo Miiliu to Attend Itailroud
Hearing; Suuday
, yiSITIXO MOTHKIt ;
Salt I,akc ..City Couple Here' With
c; Mother
Mr. and Mrs. P. E. tllmer of Salt
Lake City are In the city for a short
visit with Mrs. Ulmer's mother, Mrs.
J. Sleek of Sargeant avenue.
IN CITV
John Mavanello of Merrill Is I
business visitor in the city today.
AT FISH HATCHERY
' Andy Connolly and D. Alexander
are spending the dny at the Stout
and itarasdale private fish hatchery
near Cl1iloo.uin.-5 i.'i
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MRS. HAMILTON RI-rri RNS
Culled 10 Portland by Dculli
Her . J'lillicr ,, ; ! 1,'
Mrs. Alien Hamilton returned
from Portland Sunday after attend
ing the funeral of her father, Lou
Allen. il
LKAVIXU lt)lt EAST
Mrs. HpillliiKlou ami ,P.inli!cr ,'oii
Imiik Visit
Mrs. T. Spllllngton nnd daughter,
Miss Dorothy, left today for an ex
tended . visit throughout tho east.
Including Ohio, Illinois and Michi
gan. Mrs. Spllllngton and daughter
plan to return to tho city early hi I Oregon Trunk lino.
September. I party is registered at
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. McCarthy, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. tj. A.
Helltnnn aiftd Mr. and Mrs. Stevens,
motored to Malin yesterday, ij at
tend tho railroad hearing.
VISIT ROCKY POINT ,
Miss C. Clarke and Miss H. John
son, were among the Klamath Falls
peoplo visiting nt Rocky 'Point Sun
day. They made tho trip by motor,
returning late last evening.
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SIRVEVI.NO CREW
i'A; party ' Including W. H. Ellctcr
nnd wife. W. W. Collins and wife,
O. O. Patrock. R. Harilin, D. Mc
Kay and D. Wright arrived in tho
city Sunday to do surveying for the
The entire
tho Metro
politan.
KlttKHlltl) ARRIVAL
I). W. Johnuon of Klrkford,
(foil, is In tin city on business.
Oro-
COIXTY COM .MISSION Kit
I). W. Short, county commissioner
Is in the city today, from his homo
on tho Merrill Road.'
"Why! He's Nothing
- But Skin and Bones"
. 4 "Marry Him? Never"
"Quit kidding1 too, ' Agtiosj whon
I got roady to land a' man he's got
to bo n rent man with plonty of
good healthy flesh on his bones."
f, "Of conrso, I diincn with Ed! Ho'
a good onoHgh fellow and I Just
teel norry for 'him. but no skinny,
hollow liookoiL splndlo shanked
uth Is going to-jBull tho voyogo of
lfo with mo."
Cheer up, Ed things aront ns
ijnd ftM' i'hoy look to you right now.
Mniiyi.,biindrods of skinny, gaunt,
ifinaclatl'U men todkod ovon worso
lmn you do 1111 sonioono told them
hout McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Com
pound Tablets (tho now way to tnko
God Llvor Oil) nnd how It -would
put pounds ot good firm, hoalthy
flesh on t'liolr bones In Just a tow
weeks.
Nothing Ilka Uinjo hoalth cront
ing, weight producing tnhlots for
skltiny, tindorwolght mon, ns thous
ands can tostlfy. Start to tnko thoin
today 00 tnhlots CO cents at the
Star Drug Storo, Undorwoods Phar
mnoy, Whitman Drug Co,, or any
rsnl druggist nnywhoro In North or
South America.
1 And llstoni If thoy don't put 6
pounds of good flesh on you In 80
days, got your.: nvonpy Jnck j)hAt'n
flr enough, but he sure yory sure
that you get McCoy's Odd Llvor Oil
Crtmnrftmu'Trtbldtii-thd' brl'gfmil hrtd'
gonulno. Adv.
ritOSilXKNT FARMER
(Ins Ekiitniin, prominent rancher
of thu Morrill country spout Sntur-
uuslness v
liny In tho city on
visit.
DIAMOND LAKE PARTY
l4ii ly of Folks Spend Day nt Lake
FtNltillf"
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poltz, Knhcft
Ilolh'h ot Portland, nephew ot Mr.
Peltt, Dr. L. D. Cass, Miss Hussol
Noble, Dr. L. L, Trhux and family,
Miss Mary Hunt and licit Thomas
wero week-end visitors nt Diamond
I.iiku. The party spent tho day In
flHhlng and all reported a good
catch.. i
Llttlo boys who lie- are liable to
grow rich and. get so fat thoy have
heart failure and dlo. .
Tho mail usually takes nil the
credit for catching a girl, forgottlng
she cooporatod. i'
Unto to bo a Joy killer, but we
doubt If a fly over got out while
tho screen door was opon. ,.' ,
WATCHMAN HLl'(iOEI) 4
CLEVELAND, Juno 8, (AP)
Augimt Itlchtor, watchman at
a downtown, clothing storo to-
day was slugged, hound and
gagged, by two burglars, who
knocked the combination off
tho snfo, secured approximate-
ly $10,000 In cash and oBcnped;
. Iliehlor suffered ft possible
fiftcwiroit'dkuii;- !"!
ACCOMPANY DAI Oil TKR
Hero With l)iiiiKliter Who Was I
Chautauqua Attraction '
fir. and Mrs. L. Pefferle of Port
land spent tho week-end In the clt;
with their daughter, Miss Thelmn
Pefferle, who appeared nt the
Chautauqua. 1
LKCTIRKS HERE
Colonel Ccorge O. Fiillls, : with
henfliiuarters In Vnncoiiver, It. C,
spent Saturday and Siirtdny in the
city. Colonel Knllis lectured at
Chautauqua lust evening.
MlllPHEY FAMILY PICNIC
Fred Murphely and family drove
down the Klamath river, Sunday;
where they enjoyed a family picnic.
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HENDERSON TO SAN FRANCISCO
T. P. Henderson, who Is among
thu Klamnth Falls folks motoring
to Medtord today to attend tho por
formanro of Jnno Cowl, plans to
Journey on to San Francisco for a
visit before returning homo.
MERRILL .MAN HERE
D. U. McComb of the Morill
country visited In the city Snturdny
from his home.
SHORT VISIT
Bert Dnmber, manager ot tho
I'mpqun '- Cannery at Rosohurg, Is
tn tho Pity Tor n' brief visit with his
br'othbK'Vfetl Dumber, '
SHOPPING FROM LOST RIVER
Mr. nnd Mrs. A. C. Bunnell and
daughter Lois ure in tho city today
front' their ranch near Lost River
on a shopping trip.
FROM PORTLAND
Operator of Largo Silver Fox Farm
Visits Friends Hero
Bob Bollch, operator of a large
silver fox farm In Portland, has boon
visiting friends In KItimath Falls for
tho past few (lays. Bollch enjoyed
n BHceosijful fishing trip; to Diamond
Lrilto with Mr. and Mrs. IK. E. PolU
while hore.
Assorted Cookies
Angel Food Cakes
Coffee Cakes
: and
GOLDEN
KRUST
BREAD
Klamath
Bakery
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826 Main
MISS WILSON KKTTF.R ; r
Returns to Orfiw' After Illness of
Ten Days'
Miss Mary Wilson, stenographer
and notary public, who has been ill;
for. tho past ten days, 1 returned to
her office 'today. 1 Mlsa""Wllsoh is
much Improved in health: "..'."
' VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. M. Donelsoh and
son, Haleck, spent several days
-visiting with Mrs. Donelson's paiv
onts, Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Frain at
Topsy. '
'V
I GOES TO S. F. ' ';
W.W. Southwell left today in his
car for a business trip to San Fran
cisco.. He will be gone' all week.
TO RETURN SOON
' H. D. Morteusnn, now in San
Francisco, is expected back on
Wednesday of this week. .
TO INSTALL LINE
Here In Interests of Reclamation
Service ' '
R. P. : Barron and C. Logran ot
Seattle are; In tho city for the pur
pc3o of installing pipo lines for tho
reclamation service aear r.:n::n. !
EKJKNK MAN ' ! ; !
31. Gray spent Saturday and Sun
day in the city visiting from his
hoone at Eugene. -
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INTERESTED IX CITY
Contractor From South Here Look-
ing Over City
EM Worden, contractor of Los
Anglos. accompanied , ir W.
Weber, has spent the past few days
in tihe city loo;t?nw oyer Dusrnoss
possibilities.
REAL ESTATE MAX
Jlntmy Foster, real estate man of
Eugon, is in the city oday . on
business.
BUSINESS AT T.AKEVIEW
E. V. A'annlce motorod to Lake-
vie jstcrday on a business ' trip
and is expected to return today.
SHO.KMAN ON tH'SINK.SS
W. ()'. Wallace, '"'shoo' salesman
with headquarters' 'at 'Alameda,' 1s
in the city today calling on the1 local
merchnn ta, " ""' "' "'
Sam DVjhlingcr of the Merrill
country is in the city on a briof
business trip.
The Washington Cafe
to the most popular eating place In Klamath Falls today '
'There's a Reason"
IOU CAN '
.. J -EAT BETTER FOR LESS
AME1UCAX AXD CHIXESB D1ISIIF9
125 South SUth Wee Bhlng, Prop.
.Twcntv Tliousaiiil JauH oifirify J
"THE XVAGATOR'
Puts I'.nstcr Kcjiton in a Clyssj Iij- I limsolf ! ' ;'
It's the st ury of a Young FelloW" wh' Youldn't make good n
earth but as a big success at t!ie hotuin f the ocean. . ..'
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Tuesday and Wednesday!;
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You've Heard About the
Battle of the Century
Arid the Great World War- J
; ... B ut wait until .You see : . , .
The Battle of All Time, ,j
' That the Girls Put Up for- ' 4
"The Last Man dn Earth" !
He's all there is There isn't any more f
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He's All Therciis There Isn't Any More!
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PARTY(, TO HIIX)rttf ,
Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Carter, Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Boatman and Mrs.
A. H. McElwee. 'mother ,? of . Mr.
Boatman, who Is visiting here from
Indiana for tho summer months,
spent tho day at Chlloquln. - The
pary made, the trip by motor and
returned last evening.
It takes a stiff upper lip to kiss i
mustached man.
ROUND LAKE V
' , - vtwaotfcijg: '
..- ':.': U'Mr.-,
Mrs! Joe f Foster is . spending tb
day' in tiie city from here Tbonje
near Round Lake. V
OF PORTLAND 5 ,4
Miss Harriett Baughman oj the
Chautauqua, circuit, with ' Jiead.
quarters in.Tdrtland, ' arrtvedfc. J,)
city Sunday to appear on the Chan
tuqua performance. ''
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Summer tabrics
Pretty Patterns i in ' Sheer;' Dress
Goods That Add to the Charinoi
Summer and Womanly Loveliness
French Voiles yj j '?riUjj(:- ' f1'''
Elytex Voiles, Normandy F.ihrics, In a delightful
array of c.ilors, patterns, and combinations, ot dots,
stripes, figures a.n(l cheylu,..39,.lnches -(CI 'J .
wide, yard, t50c,..:.,i'J.ry....5
Fast Color Cloths y, i
Moose Head and Lin-Fast suitings in, 27 dltforeni'
solid '.colors, guaranteed fa3t, extraordinary good
values at the regular price, 25 inches t?0
wide, yard JVl
Dress Crepe ' '" "" ' " "kJ .
Newly arrived dress crope In cross stripe patterns, of
brawn and. white, apricot and blue, orange nnd white,
pink and green, peach and white, greon and orange,
orchid, and white, peach and white, . Oft.
32 inchel, yard
Melrose Percales h n'A-w.-
Ne- arrivals of fancy percales In; 33 . (y'VAWj
combinations, 30 Inch cloth, yard .Lj..
New Ginghams
W'e are showing new ginghams, Just arrived r-l,n (hg
newest chock patterns of' blue gr.oen, yellow, pink. '
and combinations,, 32 Inch ' OB.
fabric, yard .!..'.. ...' ' I'..'.....'.".'....::... SOW -
Hose Upholders
Fitly different color combinations n Ju3t-ltlt shlr
ifd ribbon garters for women In the popu- Crt
Ur wide, band style,' per garter '.-!.i.--' OwV
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