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SATURDAY, AU(jUS'lK22, 1925
MVENJNC HERALD KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Chevrolet Owners
The New Light Law of Oregon
Goes Into Effect
Sept. 1, 1925
WE HAVE NO INSPECTION
STATION
We Do Wish However That
All Chevrolet Owners
Will Call and Permit Us to Advise Them
Correctly as to Their Lawful Requirements
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MAINLY cBOUT TEOPLE
.MIKS MADISON RETlllXS
Miss Greta MudlKnn who haii been
enjoying u two weeks tour through
Vollowstone Nntlnnul Park ami vurl
OUI otlior points of Interest has re
turned homo.
GOI'.LLERS RETURN HOME
MIKS I.IVDHMV GOING
Miss Ruth Llndsey of the First
National i!auk Hturr ii planning to
attend Or baseball game at Wood
tomorrow between Klamath Falls
ami Weed.
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Goeller and
eon, Fred. Jr., havo returned from
a delightful fortnight visit In Portland.
'ill'. ROGERS IX SAX FRANCISCO
It's a Comely with lots of Thrills. M r
Sunday and Monday; i
James Oliver Curwood's J ' Jt
"Baree, Son of Kazan" 7
A stupendous Epic Romance of the FVr North, star
rinj,' Anita Stewart as NEPEESE, the Magnetic
Daughter of the Snows. One of the finest otitilour
pictures ever made. ,
I ROM HAWAII
.Mr. and Mm. John T. 11 dr. urltb
t i 1 r da.ighler. Miss Louisa A. Molr.
left tbli morning for Weed, Calif
ornia, after being guests here yes
terday enroule south from Crater
Lake. Mr. atid Hra. Molr and
daughter are t ..... i .-j through the
Western I'nlted States, from Paal
kou. Hawaii, where Mr. Mo'r Is In
the rice business.
.Mrs. I-Hlio Rogers and small SOD,
Donald, are upending a fortnight in
Kan PyanclDO. Walle in the south
Mm. Rogers will place Donald under
a physician's care for medical attention.
FORMER RESIDENT
W. C. Thompson of Modesto,
California, I) for merly was with
the Modoc Lumber company at
Cblloquln, is among the visitors In
the city today, enroute to Crater
Ljke to spend the week end.
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GRANTS PASS PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Kuncy of
Grunts Pass arc among the visitors
spending the week end in this section.
BROOKS VISITS CITY
E. I). Brooko, who was formerly
connected wlt.i the L". S. R. S., of
I this count., and now located in
Marysvllle, Cal., as, a dredge oper
ator, Is visiting with the Brooks
family at Merrill for a few days.
coos BAY VISITORS
Mr. uud MrB. L. Peterson and
faintly, of North Bend. Oregon, spent
Friday visiting In Klamath Falls
on their way to Crater Lake.
GOING To WEED
Dick .Viguire, Jimmy Lear, Max
jNcwaom are leaving tomorrow
morning for Weed to attend the
baseball gaino between Weed and
Klamath Palls.
522 South Sixth
Phone 49-W
RTBBBLNH I. HI T TODAY
Mr. and Mrs. (1 I. .Stohblim, with
their h us guest. Miss Beatrice
Krupp, of Portland, loll tills morn
ing for tii" northern metro polls,
Ing by way of Odell Lake Where for I her parou
several days they will enjoy un nut proved in health.
Ing with fishing. Miss Kiupp Kill
rer.unn' her school work upon her
Hitnm home. Utile Pali .la Steh
blns. who for the past three miotics
bus been receiving im iic.il atten
tion in Portland, will return wltli
being vec, much I tn -
RAIN AT MEDl'ORD
MEDFORI), Or. , Aug. 22. The
first real rain since Jane fell In tho
Rogue River valley t.ils morning
but with (Tearing skies at ten
o'clock the weather bureau predict
ed fair weather lonlgat and to
morrow.
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PETER-OX HERB
Peters in, of Lakeview,
charge of logging contracts, sp
Krlday here on business matters.
Id ASHfttSI)
Mr. and .Mrs. O. Otltlgus and fam
ily plan to spend the week-trnd at
Ashland with friends.
MALATOIiH AM) SOX LEAVE
T. Molutoru of Con Metrjpolitan
hotel, and his son, Clifton, are leav
ing tomorrow for a two week's va
catl ii trip iii California, where they
will visit with Miss Deenn Molatore,
who Is In tralrrins In tho St. Prancis
hospital in Sin I'r. incise j and visit
with trie n. Is at Hi hardson Springs.
They are making liie trip by motor
ami plan to visit nil the important
clt'les in. toe sout.iern state.
till- DAIRY
Mrs. Utrttn Stoehsier and little
daughter, Cleora, of Dairy, are en
joying a visit in the city today from
their home.' Mrs. Stoehsier Is at
tending to business matters while
here.
VISIT ill.MPIIISKY HOME
R. Downey and daughter, Miss
Ruba, with Miss Violet Friti of
Portland, were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ocorge L. Hum
phrey today enroule to Crater and
Diamond lakes, for an outing over
Suuduv. The notreberu visitors re-
I Cent! J r illed on Earl Humphrey, in
Los Angeles, mhere he is connected
! with the Western Electric company.
lroldlug a responsible position with
I the company in toe southern city.
WEEK END VISITOR
Joe Wlnehari arrived in the city
this morning from Algbnfi and plans
to spend over Sunday there visiting
will friends.
"tires
For Your Protection
All RACINE Multi
Mile Tires are now
SEALWRAPT.
wrapping remains on the
tire until you buy it.
This blue inner wrapping
means that the tire is a
new, first-quality product
and guaranteed as suchbv
We remove the outer ourselves and RACINE,
wrappings; the blue inner hook for it.
MOTOR INN GARAGE
230 Main Phone 294-J
They are wrapped twice
and sealed at the factory.
PBOPERtY INTERESTS HERE
George D;rffel of Oakland, Cal
ifornia, was a business- visitor here
for several days this week, ownNig
considerable property In this sec
lion, and from here motored to Beat'
tie, where he hoi. Is business inter
ests as well. Mr. Dorffel is pleas
ed with his holdings here and sees
great possibilities lor this community.
LEAVE IS MORNING
R. B. Amicke and G. B. Fife
of the Palls Mercantile are leaving
on the morning train for San Fran
cisco, to spend the coming week
purrhailng fall and winter merch
andise for their shop.
REAL ESTATE MAX
K. E. Detrick, real estate dealer,
and councilman from Ashland, is in
the city todtlry on business mutters,
und plans to return to his home tomorrow.
hmmll Theatre
"Paths to Paradise"
A Comedy Riot with Mis High Hit Highness,
RAYMOND GRIFFITH, Hitting on High!
Sunday and Monday
Frozen Faced Buster Keaton
in
"Seven Chances"
It's nil of brides in full regalia: funny facetl flappers;
fnt mnma :nwl sL-innv vnmns: Hen Tnrnin-eved tta.fr-
perettes who flippety-flop at? "over Buster til'gJillliint it
ci.uuo,UUU iron smackers, unstei iasr.es seven euauees
on seven sweethearts and at last wins one of them.
Buster's best effort to date.
Watch for the style show next week
TODAY'S MOTOR PARTIES
10 VANS CHILDREN RETURNING
Ciaia and Donald Evans, who
have been visiting here for the nUSl
fortnight with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Frank Evans, will return
to BugeriB the tlrsl of the 'week to
resttnte their studies.
TO GNTER TKAlXixt;
Miss Lena Lewiri. daughter of Mr.
mil Mrs. H. .. Le vin, plans to leave
for San Krnncisco where she
enter training to become a
. lit the St, Francis hospital.
LUNCHEON TOMORROW Xoox
Arrangements for the entertain
ment of the Business and Profes
sional Women f Medford, have been
completed by the local members of
the club, who will entertain the vis
iting girls wit hn prettily appointed
luncheon at the hotel White Pelican
tomorrow noon. A musical' program
has been arranged for, 'Which will
Include a number of tho Cftles tal
ented people.
With the wearier much cooler,
tourist travel dropped off slightly
bodny, those registering at the cham
ber ef commerce included! L. V.
Alvord. Merced, Cal.; Stephen N.
Corrington, San Anselm-o; A. Wilson.
San Francisco: Willam Wilboru.
Yreka; Mrs. Martha A. Lyall, Rraw
ley: Robert Ray Smith, Doley City;
Randolph Qruatad, Westwood, Cal.;
Hnrvey Hlaton. Dorris, Cal.; E. C.
Dozier, Rio Vesta; W. C. Thompson,
Modesto, Cal.; Ferris S. Moulton.
Oakland. Cal.; F. J. Welch, Sacar-
menro; B. D. Bro.ks, Marysvllle
Cal.; W. M. Sutton, Avco; A. J
SamuelBon, Los Angeles; H. M. An
son. San Francisco: J. B. Smith.
Redding; H. L. Coddy. Richfield;
and C. B. Hoagland, Sus'invllle, Cal.
ago, Rev. Pratt being pastor of the
First Presbyterian church here.
Both Rev. and Mrs. Pratt were more
than pleased to see the many devel
opments that are taking place In this
their former home.
.MRS. WORTLEY IMPROVES
Mrs. II. G. Wortley. who has been
eonl'ined to her 'home for several
days iwlth a severe c'old. Is reported
as much improved today.
JOHN JACKSON WELL
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REEDS RETURNING
Mr. and Mrs. Ray H. Reed re
turned this been fi-om Ashland,
where t hey Wave been visiting with '
Mr. Reed's parents. Mr. and Mrs
Jack Milton tor several Jays.
CHILOQUIN VISITOR
11. E. Randolph is among the !
business Callers from Cliiloiiilin today.
LESTER RICH IMPROVES
Pelican It a y I. li m l e e Company
Worl.cc Still in Dungel' I
Although his condition is report-;
ed as Improving today. Lester Rich
is by no nteans out of danger, accord
ing to word from authorities at the
Klatnatti General hospital. Rich was
Injured earlier in the week when n
lumber currier reversed Itself and
si ruck hint down.
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The UNIVERSITY of OREGON
contains:
The College of Liternture. Science
and the Arts wilh 22 deportments.
Tho irofessionnl schools of Archi
lecturc and Allied Arts Business
Ailministrntion Educntion Grtid
unte Study Journalism l.nw
.Wedicine Music Physical Edit
aU ion Sociology E. tension.
For a catalogue or anj information
iritf Tp ftfQUttor, Ihvvtmity of
Oregon, Eufi'M, Oregon.
The 50th Year Opens September 24,1925
John Jackson, who was slightly
shaken up early this week in an auto
tnobile accident on The Dalles-Cali-t'ornia
highway near Piuehurst, when
the rear wbleel of his car came off,
was discharged from the Klamath
General hospital iliis morning com
pletely recovered.
RH'IIMOXD LEAVES TODAY
0. B. Riclintond. land agent for
the Ndrthem lines, left today for
Portland where he will join bis fam
ily and then journey to Seaside, Ore.,
for a week's vacation. Mr. Rich
mond's health has not been good
during the past few days and he is
seeking a lower climate for a few
days before renewing his activities
of buying up land for tho Northern
lines to be used for right of way
purposes.
PRATTS RETURN
Rev. and Airs. George Pratt of
OrenccL Oregon, who were guests
of their many friends here for sev
eral days, have returned to their
homo in the northern city. While
here Mrs. Pratt was entertained by
a number nt her former friends,
where slur lived some twelve years
This is a good time
to get prices on
Auto Tops
and ;ty
Side Curtains
for Fall and Winter.
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Connolly Bros.
912 Main
Phone - 402WJ
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