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News of the Klamath Country
CHILOQUIN
Dr. KkiK mill wlfo tinfilo llm trip
1u Lnkovluw Huudiiy.
KdlminCtiddlohark of chlcn, Cu.
Ifornlu, fot iiiurly county Miiirvlior
of hcIiiioIh wan n iriiimit guonl of
Mr. mill Mm, A. K. Kvmia.
U. W. Ilrown Himiit Wttiliinmliiy In
Klaluulh Kallit 1 ru iibii. i I n n himlniiM
.Mr. mill Mrs, Huw King wiiru illn
miir guests kif Mr. iuiil Mix. 1,. II
J.nwliitmm Ttionduy,
Tliuro 1 much 1llBB.11lnf11.il. ,11
iiiiioiik tllu noliuol Jin Iron 3 uiul tll-
Ir.uim of Chlloqulll al Hid hIiiiiiiiiiiiii
9 of Ilia m null iinviloil addition to the
jiubllo school being built. Willi thu
next wolujol tm in only, fori)' tiny
(llnliint, no -v.urk ' luiiovor him been
mni livl ami lliu grounds. I.imt ymir
Ilia mill mil was ho vougmitoil Hint
lKilliiior toavlwr or pupils could do
thalr bust work, uiul it l lo bu
hoped thin condition will bu u n...
vlHtml nt omo. It la ijuiui likely
tUut enrollment this your will double
luat year.
Mm. P. I,. Illicit wus it ChlUiiiilii
visitor Tuonduy. .Mr. Ilmk has a
logging contract at ii hciid t
Bprlng Crook with lliu Korrunl l.uin
bur Co., who hnvo recently uirrh
He tba MocIjc Lumber Co.. Inter
ests' Thu Golden It II In will open their
now nliiro In t'lilloqnln Augum int.,
wllll lu'w ut tu ditto lino ol
dry goods and ready ma lo gar
ments. Wanton Crooks asilntod by Mr
tlmtir l.oo will liuvo chnrgu if t.'iv
f hiialaos hero, llulli mini mo wull
known th renin liuul tho county.
Tbo UlniiKor apartment ami office
room will aoon bo roady fur occu
pancy. This will rclluvo Ilia hous
ing condition Intro and bring lum
(oil and ploaaam surrounding to
it number of families, um haw
bran living temporarily In tuiua.
Mr. and Mr. K. Itunkln of Ih.i
Club Cafo spent Tuoaitay evening In
Klamath Kails. Mr. Jtiinkln report
u Vary busy season' and hit almost
doubled hla nn in box of employee.
Tho Women's ConunonUy vliib of
Chltoqtiln will glva a dsncn at im
Val'i hall Baturdny, Augunl lat. Tho
funds Hill go towarda building a
club liouno on Ilia lot recently do
nated for Unit purpoo. Hplouillil
liiuslo la promised, lunches and ro
(reahmont and uvory una la Invited
to como and enjoy n good I lino.
Mra. Laura I. e in in on. w-:v.i hn
ben .a recent utiil luf her niece
Mra. J. C. M. Cain, ruturned to li r
boino In Sncrumonw. Whllo hero
Mra. Lommon Vlaltcd Crater I-iikc
anil othor Inlercallng poluta In Kluni
aih county.
WOOD
Summer woather bai meltod
down tho prlco ot .
Block-Wood
to tbo oxtromo bottom. Low
aunnnor prions aro now on.
Don't hoaltato but buy your
winter's wood now. Thoro will
bs no choapor prices.
Green Slab
Ordora aro coming In for that
good chonp wood green alab.
Our trucks aro delivering tbo
bout greon alab wo havo aver
aold. Order a yours supply ot
blocka, and groon alab, and
you are auto you cun get no
batter wood.
Peyton & Co.
'Wood to burn"
601 Main Phone 535
Cyril lliiiimiii bus I ho contract
for wiring thu riwliloiicu ot Mr.
ami Mrs. Kinnk Curl'iin on Clocku
tit alrei't, i
Chi'la lllunaa and slnlera of Kliiui
iitll Pulla weru giiiista of thu (Diromia
llrua. who own p!io (Junllly (Jrlll,
MiiadiiiiiiiH Craiio mid lliinniiu of
llniyinlll iKsoinpiiiilnd by llmlr
blldri'ii enjoyed a Bwliiimliig purty
at Wliil-K'si) bniiih Tiimiluy.
Ki'iuik Kuviigo Is bulldlnx mi nt
inicllvii nmliloiiio in Chlloiiiln.
Cliaiiiis Tower bun recently eon,
pli'ti'd a luiiiiu on the siiiua atreet.
c5WALIN
The Mn I 111 biiucliiill tiiuiii won
iiiiollior kiiiiiii ii (In y which gave
Ilium 10 guinea out of the 13 they
havo pliiyed this wimnn. Kiinilay's
gauiu was played al Modoc l'olut
with tho l.iinini milt tiintn, with u
scorn of B lo 4 in fuvor of Mulln.
I'erry mid John McNeil, TliiHinun
and Neil Craig. Knton mid Kenneth
Klgor, Karl Jackson, Huilolph Joll-
iick, Orr Keiiyon mid Vine llavn-
lliiu iiiiiiIii up lliu team.
Among (bono iitlenilllig lb" game
from Mulln were Frank llulveslk,
Chester llavllna. Mr. and Mrs.
Zulnr mid fnmlly, Dr. Trout, Krmik
l.mnplnt mid funiily, Mr. mid Mrs.
Al Hindi and diuiKbtcr, Mr. and
Mrs. Klger. Mr. mid Mrs. Joiiiu Mc
Neil mid tliuiuhtor Irene, Martini
lullnek and Ileth Klrkpaliick.
Misses IlliiHsoin and Hosle Turner
were In Mulln shopping on Monday.
They expect a bumper hay crop at
their homo on Timber inoiiiilalii.
whijro .Mr.' Turner expects to put up
over luu tons of gruln bay.
Miss Uladys llavllna Juki re
turned from visiting with bur sis
ter mid with ol Dor friends since
school closed,
Mr. ami Mrs. John A. McCumb
and sou Diivld went to Pitt river
Saturday afternoon and spent tun-
day at Happy camp, returning Holi
day evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Iteber were
In the county seat on Monday at
tending in business mutters. Mra.
Iteber was having dental work done.
Kred O. Krnnka and son John
Franks of Kan Francisco havo been
visitors lit the homo of Mr. and
Mra. William Dalton for tho past
week.
Vaclav mid Louie 'Kalian, anna of
A. Kalinii .left Kiinday morning for
two weeks' vacation. They will
visit Southern, Calif., and other
points before returning home.
Dr. Trout and little daughter
Dolores were among tho vlsitora In
Klamath Kails on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelgel and daugh
ters Itachel mid Marcella, relumed
Monday evening from northern and
eastern Oregon. Mr. Keigel drove
over for Mrs. Sicgcl mid daughters
last week.
Mra. Selgel, Minn Ilucbel and Mnr
culla left soon lifter school cloned
in May and havo been visiting with
friends nml relatives during the
pnsl moil t Ii In various polnta in
Oregoni
Flro was discovered ill tho hotel
early Tuesday morning. Hy prompt
action of tbo flro department the
fire was cxllnnulhc'd lifter a small
amount of diiningo had been tlono.
Mr. mid Mrs. CIiui'Ich llcnrdslcy
Vein nt tho county sent on Tuesday
transacting business. Mr. lleardHley
has n sheep ranch Just out of
Mnlin.
Mr. mid Mrs. (leorgu Clark re
turned Sunday from I'ortlnnd, Ore.,
where they havo been acting In tho
capacity of miller at tho Mnlin
flour mill for tho past nliio months.
Ho and Mrs. Clark havo moved to
Dorrls, where Mr. Clark has
bou Kht mi Interest In tho Dorris
flour mill. They will make tholr
We arc now
Taking Orders
J for New Hay-Timothy, Rye and Alfalfa
Ii'inm IJiern mill Mr. Clark .wll irun
mo nun,
Mlua Tens ' Wliltu of Wan Fran
Cisco reiiirnnd lo her homo aflur a
ten days' visit with Mrs. Wllllum
Hilltop.
Mr. mid Mrs. Choline mid family
of Kan FranclHco aro upending a
few duys In Al u 1 1 ii .
We handle a fancy line of groceries as well as
. hay, grain and poultry supplies
We buy and soil on market prices
lil
Truck for general Hauling , v
Anderson Transfer 8C Feed Co.
335 South 6th St. . . Phone. 795
KENO
Jessie I'uikott mid F.dna Kerns
are enjoying a abort visit at' tbo
I). J. I'uckett lugging camp near
llocky I'olnl,
Miss Wanda II. Wallace Is the
house guest of Mrs. K. K. 1'iirkott
and ilaiighler, Aitgiisla, tit iresent.
I.'yl'i nml llrlce McCormick from
I'reenlico 1'iickelt'H loKglng camp,
were In Keno Huiidiiy.
Johuiilo Aclilcy stopped In Keno
over thu week-end. lie was on his
way back tu Tulo lake from u Cali
fornia health resort.
Lola Hiiottgoose, Nellie Doten and
T. A. (Iriibl) were lu Kluiiiuth Falls
Hnturday atlendliig to business matters.
II. K. Kerns mid family are plan
ning to move Into their new homo
about Ihe first of Aiiguut by which
time Ihey expect to havo thu house
completed.
Miss Nellie liolen and .Mr. and
Mrs, Ivan Ilernard drove to Klam
ath Falls .Monday evening to
lend the show.
The county repair crew bnvo ac
complished a great deal In the way
of Improvements at the Keno
schonlhouse. The building has been
given n new roof mid the excava
tion for Ihe Installation of a fur
nace has been completed. Varnish,
new plaster and kalsomlne have
worked wonders Inside and a parti
tion has been moved to equalize
Ihe space In the grade rooms.
Lucilo Hefner accompanied lief
grandfather on one of his senil-
weekly Irlps lo tho logging camp
nenr Worden Tuesday.
Nellie AndiTsnn and daughter
Kstber wcro shopping In Klnmiilh
Falls Saturday afternoon.
Tho two families who have been
slaying at Hie llroyles homo and
Ipllig with tbo hny harvest left
last week lo work on Ihe Crater
l.ii ko road.
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Toilet Articles
25c Items for
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Lakeview Bonds
Bought By Bank
' (.Special li the Herald) ,
LAKKV1KW, Ore., July 3(1. The
bunds, la'ued In bio amount of l
000.00, wcro purchaned by tbo
Hank of Lakeview. There are ten
year bonds bearing 6 per cent In
terest. Ono of tho principal lm
provenieiila contemplated by the city
Is tho construction of a sower sys
tem.
Inj
juries Fatal To
Lakeview Rancher
(.Special to tho Herald)
LAKKVIKW, Ore.. July 30.
Con Krirkson of IMush, Oregon, died
at tho Lakcvleiv Ji isplinl Kalurdav
night, July 26, from injuries re
ceived when bo was kicked In t'lo
aUinuich hy a horso at too 7T runch
In Warner Valley. Mr. Iiiickson
was well known In this ciunt)-. hav
ing 'it sided hero for 'several years.
WASIIINflTON, July 30. (,TI The
Miic.Mlllau nrlle expedition becuino
wedgod in Hie Molvillo liny K'O pack
yesterday, bill notified the .national
geogruphl.1 society today that II ex
pected, to get mil when thu fog
lifted. .
Utah's Beauty
Is Idaho Girl
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When IHnh State Unlvorslty se
lected Minn Violet Johnnnesen na
Its prettiest girl, they overlooked
tho fact that she comos from Idaho
Knlla, Idaho. How can Utah's bounty
coma from Idaho? Tbo question Is
itnnnsworotl, but no suliHtltuto has
been found for Violet,
4 bars Creme Oil soap,
4 Bars Peter Pan soap.
1 Picnic package for 6 people, plates,
napkins, etc.
1 ounce Curco Mosquito lotion.
4 oz. best quality extra strength preoxide.
2 cans regular 25c talcum powder standard
brands.
3 rolls best quality tissue toilet paper.
5 pkgs. poison fly paper, 8 sheets to pkg.
Thrifty
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Buyers
comb, good quality hard(rubber pocket
comb. , ,
1 jar assorted hard candies.
3 pkgs. swat the fly insect powder.
4 bars Life Buoy soap.
2 good quality wash cloths.
G rolls, five ounce crepe toilet paper.
1 tube Colgates tooth paste,
3 bars Palm Olive soap.
1 pound best Epsom salts. '
Some of the Things 50c Will Buy
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5 pounds Epsom bath salts. ,
'. pound Theatrical cold cream.
100 tablets Aspirin! Genuine. - '
5 bars Almond Castile soap. Regular 15c. v
1 pint Medicinal Mineral Oil. Pure tasteless -1
pint extra strength Medicinal peroxide. ;
1 Genuine Auto Strop razor complete with '
strop. , ,:.
12 bars Crystal White soap.
1 pound Lang's Every Day Chocolates. -
$1.00
1 electric curling iron: .1
8 cans Chlorinated Lime.
1 double Garden Court Compact, rouge and
powder.
ladies Whirling Spray Syringe,
l pint Beef, Iron and Wine.
1 bottle Brunswick furniture polish.
1 Sun Visors, assorted styles and cojoi-s.
1 pint milk Magnesia (pure medicinal).
2 bottles, Coca Nut Oil shampoo.
2 bottles After Shaving lotion.
6 rolls best quality crepe toilet paper.
1 box Garden Court face powder, all shades
1 roll waxed paper 125 feet long.
3 ounces, Curco Mosquito lotion.
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1 large size Garden Court Face Powder,
all shades. - :
1 No. 2, Fountain Syringe.
Vj ounce Garden Court perfume.
1 pint best qualify imported Bay num., j,
1 pint finest Olive Oil, imported.''
Fresh Eastman Kodak films in all sizes. Take plenty of. films
with youL we refund the price on unused films bought here.
- Leave your negatives here for the best finishing.
. A Brunswick Portable Phonograph takes up little room and
adds much pleasure to your summer .camp. New Brunswick
records every day at our store.
Rent a Universal Vacuum Cleaner from
us for 10 months and Ve will give it to you.
PORTLAND AND KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Fault Under River
Blamed For Quake
TOKYO. A scientific opinion on
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tho recent enrthqiiako in the Ta
Jlnin region of Japan, which took
aovernl hundred lives, has boon
submitted to Governor lllratBuka of
llyogo-kon by Dr, Nakailuirit of tho
Tokyo Imperial unlvorslty, tho load
ing Blmnologlst ot, tho emiilro. In
his report Dr. Nnkiumirn stated:
"Tho existence' of an earthquake
belt running from Aoinorl. in tho
northeast to the neighborhood of
Snhuo town, In Fukul prefecture on
tho Japan sea coast, has been well
known, but In this cone no strong
shock hna over been recorded. On
tho south-western Japan sea coast,
including Inabn, llolil, Ultimo,
Iwiiinl and Okl provinces, also no
dlHturbnnco ot Importance has taken
placo slnco tho establishment ot
Tokyo unlvorslty.
. "I am inclined to attribute tho
origin of tho recent destructive
qunke to a deep fault bolow tho
mouth of the Mnruynnui river, as
mentioned hy others who have In
spected tho Tnjlma region. Thoro
might have boon a local dislocation
ot strata noar Kttmlhumn, in
Wnstorn Tango province, nnd any
immediate destructive shock
hardly conceivable in tho vicinity
ot the river mouth mentioned. Any
how, a sounding ot tho sea bottom
near the river mouth might furnish
valuable data."
is (KVMANIA EXPKCTS
WHEAT SVRPLVS
BUCHAREST (P A decrease
of S. 000.000 acres ot grain sown
land in Itoumaniu in the present
year is shown by tho. government
statistics issued. Despite the de
creased sowing, the crop conditions
arc reported as excollntrthe woa
ther throughout May having been
exceptionally favorable.
Agricultural exports are predict
ing that tho 19 25 wheat crop v;lll
leave a large exportable surplus,
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Make Your Home Bright and Cheerful
for the Long Winter Months
By Selecting the Tapestries, Carpets, Blankets and
Other Furnishings so essential to the home, now
while you have the time.
If it is for the home we have it.
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