The Evening herald., August 10, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1026
Power Company ! 2-YMr ollJ Baby
Officials And Goto a Diploma
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W. L. Douglas
Shoe Talk
No. 1
Employes Play
Picnic at Savage Ranch
on Wlliamson Big
Success
Paul II. McKee, active head of t ie I
THE NEW
FAIRBANKS MORSE "L"
ENGINES
Fairbanks Morse have simplified and improved
their new engines for the farm and camp.
Eveiy year this engine keeps its lead just a
little beyond the crowd of just "Gasoline
engines."
Thats why there are one and a half million
users of "L" engines.
We have all sizes here for your inspection and
when in trouble you can call on us for parts.
TRY
Lorenz Co.
FIRST
On 6th near Main.
Phone 371
Users of the
JOHN tSEKUE HIGH-LIFT
MOWER say that this machine
is by far the most comfortable
to ride, the easiest to operate,
the most powerfu.1. and most
dependable in every respect
that they have ever had any
thing to do with.
Ouo ol the quality points
of interest to every farmer is
the high-lift feature; with the
foot lift, the bar can be easily
raised from 8 to 11 Inches at
the inner end and from 25 to
35 inches at the outer end
And with the addition of the
hand lift the inner shoes can
be raised 13 inches from the
ground and the outer shoes
44 incheB. The bar is raised
to this height quickly and easily.
Under extremely rough field
conditions, or where it is not
desirable to cut the under
growth, the Inner and outer
shoes adjustments can be used
effectively to raise the bar.
The JOHN DEERE HIGH
MKT Is built for long lire and
service. Sue them on display
. at'; . - . ".''
Baldwin
Hardware
(The Winchester
Store)
Pelicans Win
From Yrekans
In Fast Game
The IVlicuus tiiniinrd Yreka, 7
: to i, here yesterday because the Sis
kiyou county truiu railed to give
Jones, a real twlricr, the propel sup
port. Vi-eka started off two runs to
the good in the first inning, but the
IVIIrulis limbed ahead in the fourth
and remained there until the first
forged ahead. Klainnth came buck
in their half of the eighth and put
the game on ice.
Street pitched jreod ball until flu.'
eighth, when he was replaced by Hay,
who lasted quirk, and Mohlcr, who
mowed the opposing batsmen down in
I quick order.
I Yreka AIJ II II I'O A E
Wnitsetl 2b 3 2 1 1 7 u
, Hlbbard. Cl 2 u 0 0 0 I)
Shellhammer 3b 4 1 1
Mathewson lb ...2
Oi'.escz If 4
: Eddy ss 4
Harrison rf 2
Henderson c 4
Jones p
Uurket :
4
1
7
0
1
0
1
1
1
0
1
0
Totals 32 5 8 24 12 8
x Uurket batted for Harrison in 91 ii
Klamal'i Falls
Norwest ss 4
Watts 2b 6
Noel el 4
Mathews If .... 4
BayleSS 3b 4
CIInt?n at 4
O'Brien v 2
Demitt c l
Street p 3
Bay, p 0
llahlcr p 1
AH It H I'O A E
1 10
1 4
0 0
0 0
0 u
Ituns
Yreka , 200 0001203
K. F ., 001 201 03x 7
Hits
Yreka 110 120 120 8
K. F.
001 301 14x 10
Summary: 2 base hits Uayless 2,
Watts, O'Brien, Hume runs Matthew
son Eddy. Sacrifice hits Hibbard 2,
Norwest. Stripe nuts Street 11, Jones
7. Mohlcr 4. Base on balls .Street 2,
Jcnes 1, Hits off Street 7 in 8 1-3
Innings; Hay 1 in 0 'Minings (pitch
ed to 2 men) Mohler 0 In 1 2-3 In
nings. Left on base K. F. 7. Yreka
6. Stolen bases O'Brien, Mat'iiews.
Earned runs K. F. 5, Yreka 3. Pas
sed balls O'Brien, Henderson, Demitt
Attendance 1200.
California Orcg n Power company,
on a mule yesterday aflern, n de
fented John t'. lloyle. dlvh'n man
ager of fie Power company, In an
eXUttaii e at the Savage onion
where S00 employes ami officials
of the power company gathered for
a Gopco picnic.
McKee won as the ''osult of the
tarter firing the starting gun sev
eral times between the mules hind
legs.
The homo fftee baseball team
from Modtord defeated the Klaniat i
division by a score of 0 Ij 3. Hut
Boyle's He.tulies turned around and
outrlassej the Medford siiuad In a
tug of war.
Approximately 40 made the trip
i tie Baraga ranch an the barge
piloted by At Graham. The rest
) urneyed by car.
Among the Copcu ot."U-aU pre
sent were Paul 11. McKee. vice pre
sident and general manager: Donald
McKee. assistant manager: J. J.
Hru liter, assistant general agent;
P. O. Crawford, chief engineer; l
A. Swlgarl. auditor; L. F. Ivanhoe
assistant secretary; Jack Kerr, man
ager of the Josephine district. S. M.
Hull's, safety first man; John C.
Boyle, division manager of the
KJamaQ division.
fm - IX
am
it has been
grandfather
shapes.
hits of
comfort
talk
tyn
to
ghc effect
ntl thai ii
thai I
is iitipossibl
Douglai shors
lo inn' any (
(MIIMsl (if I lC
the latest lasts
riio reason for (In
men w ill not wear
thai lor yeais and
per dollar spent
The W. I
mistaken Idea i
nr anything else,
years this SUpcriOl
ui.! the maximum
i the
riiex
laci
stick t
noke of txJ
Mlilfo I I til
Ih
it s,, man) nf (he so called older
w L. Douglus, Shoes for the reason
has represented the maximum wear
obtained from aiiy shoe,
Rowan lioln it Wbealdon htu fin
ally griulualcdi nun Oregon Agri
cultural college. After spending
nearly his whole life In the col
lege as a "practice baby' In the
domestic classes. Rowan got his
diploma and lias been relumed to
his father in Portland. Oreou.
Douglas shoe has the retail price (stamped right mi the
tan be sine thai the price vim pay ill Klamath halls is the same lli.ii i
tun. Mass.. Where they are maile. . I.. Douglas slmcs are "lie nf
made shoes to he found in the COUlItr,
We have i he line complete
Snappy young men's modeli
inside ami you
is paid iii Brock
the oldest union
or your inspec turn.
as well as the comfort
conservation lasts.
Come in and Try Them on.
5.00, 6.00, 7.00, 8.00.
Two
PICK HUCKLEBERRIES
Local Families Have Kujoy
able Week-end Outing
Mr. and Mrs. George T. McDon
ald and Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Peter
steiner returned last night from an
enjoyable week-end outing at Lake
of the Woods, where they gathered
huckleberries. Contrary to general be
lief, huckleberries may be found in
profusion in that district, they re
ported upon their return.
AT LAKE OF THK WOODS
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Low were
guests of Dr. and Mrs. A. A. Soule
at their summer cottage at the
Lake of the Woods. Huckleberries ;
are plentiful throughout that sec-1
tion, they reported upon their re
turn Inst night.
Mrs. Canton Arrives
.Mrs. L. M. Caul u, mother of w.
It. Canton arrived yesterday from
Medford to spend sore al months
visiting at the home of her son.
Mr. Canton, who is office engineer
of the state highway department.
dr;ve over to Me.lf;rd yesterday to
drive his mother back.
SIIKVLIN-IIIMIN CO. BUY
A small Ira I f tlinmir north of
Swan Lake win purchased Sum. da
by t"Je ShovPn lllxon lumber com
pany from Mr. and Mrs. 0. V. Sll-
vls f:r a consideration of approxi
mately J3600. The deed was plur
ed in file at l!ie county clerk's of
flee Saturdiy afternoon.
We can fit you from head to foot.
Get the habit Buy at Beck's
KLAMATH FALLS - WO(NBUftN,ORE.
517 Main
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GO INTO MOVIES
Perhaps you arc Just about
to start on your vacation. If
so, we are offering
VACATION
NEEDS AN D
HOT WEATHER
COMFORTS
at special prices that will en
able you to fulfill your needs
at the lowest cost to you.
Klenzo Dental CJrefflo ' and
Ilrushes. Ke-xolivc Soap, Or
derlies. Epsom Salt. Zinc Stear
ate. Tincture of Iodine. Aspirin
tablets. Milk Chocolate, Ad
hesive Plaster, Gauze, Tinker
Tape, Coffee. Cocoa. Jam, Olive
Oil. Hair Ilrushes and Nets.
Stationery, Swim Kaps and
Combs.
am
Tradition Linen meets
vacation rtHiuJi-eiiieiit,
It is of up to (late style
and size. Comes In tliree
colors, ribbon - tied in an
attractive box.
Regular Price 75c
During this Hale ...
69c
Have you a sufficient sup
ply of the above named Items
for your vacation? If not,
come to our store during this
sale. We have nearly 200
popular Items which we are
offering at considerable sav
ing to you.
You Save with Safety
at Your
Rexall Drug Store
Star Drug Store
ru
KLAMATH I ALLS, OREGON
(Continued Prom Page One)
for people. She Is the smartest actress
In New York."
Mr. Browning, lu full sympathy
with authorities who have been In
vestigating the case, said thai today
he would seek to annul the adoption
on grounds of fraud, SO that Mary
could have no claiu on hra fortune,
vet he said lie wou'd dn all he could
to belli her make her way.
When Mr. Drowning made up his
mind she must leave Saturday night.
Mary and her maids were sent
the home of Robert 11. Luntiet. lo
escape publicity. Mr. Browning said
the "Literary agent" found lier there.
Made u Buffer
"He's my best friend." Mary saiil
of the agent. "The world has been
making me suffer and now I'm going
to get even and make them suffer
I haven't any money, but (pointing
to Mr. Browning) I Will tight him
The disillusioned fairy god father
t
I kit'
Know Him?j
This Is a picture of the chap whose
face adorns the Buffalo nickels now
r In circulation the late Chief Two!
I Ouns White Calf. He was the orlgb
I nil chief of the Otacler National
Park reservation, When he died, In
I Washington, President Hoosevelt
; sent his body home under military
was not so resigned about the ai-temp-
vi) tMCO little Dorolny minshlne
from him. llyrd S. Coler, commission
er of public welfare, was to confer
today with Dorothy's roster mother.
Mrs. Anna St. John of Ityc, N. Y..
who had complained that Browning'!
adoption of a 21 year old girl was
evidence that he was not a fit guar
dian for Dorothy.
VISITS MAIM. JOHNSTON
.'diss Luclll eSlmmons of Lake
vlow was the lovely week end guest
of Miss MarJ. Johnston.
Lake of The Woods
Association Names
Officers for Year
d. 0, Campbell was yesterday
elected president of Hie Lake of I lie
Woods rooroition association ut the
annual mooting of the aaioclatton
hOl dait (he Like. Mr Campbell suc
ceeds I. B, Vlntng, of Ashland who
served as president for tho put
year. Mr. Dodge, furniture ma.'i "t
Ashland. ns elected to ntvve an
seoretary an dtreasuror.
The executive commllloo f if the
Unstring year Includes J. A. Oordoil
bin city, president of the PUri!
National bank: c. B, Oatas, promin
ent business man ot Mod ford and i
B, viuing, president of the Oregon
slate ehWttllMtf if commerce.
Mir. and Mrs, II. Q, Melasl aid
family muiorod tj the laivu lleds
where ibey spenl Sunday.
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MOTORS OARS
BOAT FITTINGS
Johnson
J OUTBOARD MOTORS
GET INTO THE BOAT AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
And
Rowboats in Stock Ready for Delivery
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TELFORD dc SON
120 Conger Avenue
Johnson Motor Agents
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