THTTggDAV, AUGUST 27, 102ft
EVENTNO HERALD, KTAMATIT FALLS, OREGON
FAGE FIVE
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IT'S
fascinating
With a i Mint brush, color,
ful enamel nod bronze
paints, yoo can create de
lightful elTecta in the dec
oration of amaU objecti,
ornaments, eed pods,
reeda, and the like. It's
fascinating-it's the vogue!
Dccoret Knumels an:l
Drone Paints give the el
lects you want.
Also, ask for booWet'The
Art of Decorating with
Decorct." It's free, and is
full of idens on finishing
and refmishing fukniturc
and ornaments.
f TTJ Mty lull lint ol FulUr
W Jl Palm flti.l Vrr.lJio-, wj
c.u ton'ly -out iwed-
Browne
Paint Stor
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lot Mu Hum tiui Fram-iKa
DfIMiM til I'acAc C04J4 Clllu
FULLER
PA INTS VARNISHES
riONt 1 f mil LIAO
Lumber For
Sale
Finish
Moulding
Shiplap
Dimension
Common Boards
Bevel Siding
Lath
Wb art offering good prices
on above Rani, Come out
mid look It over, or tela
phono our Sales DapMtniODt
for prion,
Pelican Bay
Lumber Co.
AliLBQBI) BWINDliHH HELD
TAMPA. Klu.. Auk. 27. (!) John
ii. Rat, who pollen HHiii in mi ib
ternaUonal confidence aitfn bud
swindler, sought bty officials ot
Huskutchwuu, Cunudit, wuh urrosto I
hero today by detectives and was
ordoroil bold for Inst rue! Ions from
Oanada authorities.
kesimks voyage
WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.-(fl)
The MiioMtM in Arctic expedition has
resumed Its soiithwn,rd voyage after
IiiivIiik been wouthoNbpUnd for sev
eral tlayH .on Iho Northwestern coiihI
of Oronnluuil.
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NOTICE
Suvo money on Tiro Mlloaw.
Tho system wo nmi Is absolutely
different from nil other moth-
OllH,
Lot UH Hhow ymi n real repair
Job, done by ililn htoaorh re
pair system. All work done on
h strict Money Batik Guarantee.
Shore with hundreds of satis
fied customers this new deal
in Vulcanised ropalrs,
Lot u h Inlpeot your TlreH
K 11 K 10, hoforo they need Ho
pulrlng.
Come in Today
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115 South Eleventh
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Chinook Timber Company
Disposes of Last of Klam
ath Timber Holdins
$37,000.00 IS INVOLVED
1120 Acres Located in Nor
theastern Port of County
Purchased
Wllh die ihuy w lieu tliny mill
manufacture their timber approaoh
litK donor mill donor, tho Shovllii
iiixMi Lumbar company la striving
io lilook up and increase lu Klam
mil timber holdings ant) to thai and
completed the puitlbaae today of
ii2o seres of timber intui in the
extreme north eaat section of iho
county, from the Chinook Timber
oompany of Wisconsin,
With t io nolo of the OMlMOfe
holdings, thfl Iiihi hit of timber own
ed hy Hull concern In Kliim.it h l'i
(llnp mod ol. From 10,000 acres ten
yaars uko, their it .i.i:nr . beWe been
gradually disposed to OHobrlst, to
Ihi' Hrooku-Heiitilnii Lumber company
ad Hi" Bbovlln-Hlxon Lumber com-
puny, until wiih the completion of
tln iMiirhime yesterday tboro l.i
nothing left.
Hiile price of the limber acre
age wnii approximately 37,0U0 or
pproxlmately fin. to mi store. Hold
ihkii of the Bheylln-Huton Lumber
company sro boncentratod in the
noi l bam pn rt of the COUnty, whore
i hey ure estimated to own over ii
ullllin font,
Th" tract of timber i located lust
six miles south of the Desobutes
Klamath county line in the north
eastern p.irt of the county. It In.
eludes puriii or sections 86, SB and
all of aocilou :io of township 13
South, range 1 1 euit.
Whether or not Bhovltn-H&ton
Lumber company nmnufacturers
their Umber haldlngi hi Klamath
Palla dnpenda entirely upon the con
struction of n Hue nouih from Bead
to Odell, If thin lino la built, of
flchilii of I he company liuvu let It he
luiown that their loctlmj railroad
will bo eteni!"l huuiIi to tup I lie
Klamath Umber mid the Iocs huule.l
buck to Hclid t bo munufucturcd.
XOKU I'lONKLK I'ASHKH
.MI.llKOItl). ore., Auk. 27. Mrs.
SI Inn J. tiny of Jackiionvllle, died
ul her home yoBlcrdtiy in the ngo
of SI yearn, Mra. Dny came across
the plnliiH with her pnrenln In a
covered wagon, leaving Boone coun
ty, Missouri, In 1853.
Fight Thrills
Fatal To Fan
Walker Retains Title in
Fast Bout In
Chicago
CHICAGO, Auk. 1!7. A') Mick
ey Walkor, world's welterweight
champion, had the belter of Sailor
Prlodman of Chicago in neven
round of their HI round hunt nt
Boat Chicago Monday, nowapanor
pun dOClslOned, Hut after F'rled
niau, In Iho elKhth. recovered from
the Offoctt of n knockdown In the
in i ten seconds of tho bout, ho
Staged a whirlwind comeback that
threatened to even things up.
So thrilling were the lust three
rounds of uiUIIuk that one Hpcetntor
of the s.'iuo present collapsed ami
died, presumably from heart illn-
OIIHO.
A short right Io the chin from
Walker knocked Friedman through
the ropes. Hut In tho last two
rounds, Friedman turned Walker
half way around with n right to tho
chin.
Chinese Bandits
Flee With Yankee
ItARBiN, .Manchuria, Auk. 27. (P)
The Manehttrlnn bandits who ure
holding Dry Harvey .1. Howard, Am
erican eye specialist, ot tho Peking
Onion .Medical Oolloga, for ransom,
hnvo oVaded I he Chinese troops who
had surrounded them ami lmva
taken I heir prisoner by boat up tho
Hwachwan river, to a point 250
miles f'.um CUChln, In tho Manch
urlan provliuoe 'of Holungklairg, Tbis
Inforntlition wan rucolvod dioro In u
tulograni from Rotors s. Qveen,
general manager In Ohldago for tho
H.i.'kereller Institute, who uilded
thai Mnneliurlan troops ot the Hol
UncKiang twees are pursuing tho
bandits.
ATLANTA, Cln. A kuhoIIuo (link
exploded when boys built n flro
anound It playing Indian danoe;
one was killed.
NLIL 111
ACQUIRES
TIMBER MM.
Issue Report
Of Crops For
Past 7 Days
Cold Weather Prevails
In Northwestern
Counties
I'llll'l I. AMI, Hie , Am:. 20. Tie
crop n porl for Oregon; fur Hie week
Ctndlng AUgUSl nr., prepared by the
United States department of agri
culture, follown:
Cool weal her prevailed inout of
Hie week In northwestern coniillen
exlendliiK Io other portions of the
state inward the done of the weok,
Culminating In heavy frost In soma
central and OMtelU localities, Italn
fell over tho greater part of the
(tale Saturday and Sunday. The pro
clpllulloii exceeded one Incite on He
Hoiithern coast, and over considerable
areas elsewhere was suid to he of
material benefit to vegetation and
to check the spread of forest fires.
Cereals: Little small grain remains
to bo harvested except In tie more
elevated (iiutrtftK,"1 ainJ threshing is
Well advanced, The rain caused some
delay In thrashing hut In thought to
have dono intie damage. Corn was
somewhat Improved by the ruin, but
In eastern COUtttieS suffered some
local injury from frost. Plowing for
winter wheat has been facilitated
by tho ruin hut In most sections
more rulli Is needed.
FrUltS: Lai" fruit will he helped
by the rnln. Picking of llartlott pears
la complete In some sections, and
picking of Howell pears Is under
way. PicklttK and cunnlOK of ever
green blackberries ure proRresslnK.
Names of Towns
Being Changed
Whal few ranchers and homestead
ers reside ulonK the Southern Pa
cific right of way from Kirk north
or who Inhabit that Kcnorul region,
urn ull twisted around theso days,
because of the juggling of names of
the S. 1. stations.
Morris Johnson, locnl real estate
man. Journeyed north to whut ho be
lieved Io bo the station of Warko
several duys ago, near which his
timber slnnd Is located. Hut 1" nnd
behold! when he arrived upon the
scene everything looked familiar
except the station name which hud
ben changed to Tonkin
Oilier stations that hear different
monickers are: Halm, changed to
Mnznmii; Knott Changed to Chenal: ;
and skookum changed to Paunlna.
It la the desire of the S. I'. of.
flcluls to have the names of the
Stations reflect the character of the
Country In which they are located.
Owing to proximity to tho Indian
reservation an attempt bus been made
to designate the stations hy Indian
tortus.
Miss Bradbury to
Teach School Here
Miss Anbra Bradbury, who has
boon supervisor ot the puujlc play
grounds here diirlnK the summer
months, was employed by the school
hoard yesterday to teach the sixth
grade in the Riverside school.
She is the daughter ot Mr. nnd
Mrs. it. e. Bradbury.
AT LAKE OP WOODS
Mr. and Mrs. .1. Percy Wells, with
Mrs. WOlla' sister and family, who
are visltinK here from Portland,
left this afternoon for Lake of tho
Woods to spend tho week-end.
NBWTONH HBKR '
Mr. and Mrs. A. Newton, nnd
laughter, Miss Ruth Newton, ot
Malta, wore business visitors In the
city yesterday.
.tilts. GLQVKR ill
Mrs. J. Glover is confined to her
home in the Sunset apartments with
a severe attack of tOnallitia,
HORTSMAN t.'ooit scoit
Tho entire slatt of the First Na
tional hank Insist that B. II. llorts
ttian of tho Pacific Fruit and Produce
company is one ot tho best sports in
town, nil because he yesterday haul
ed a fifty pound watermelon down Io
tho bank just at closing hour, to
treat the staff. This morning the
Janitor nt tho hank was kept busy
picking up seeds off the floor In tho
office ot tho bookkeeping depart
ment. RBTUftNING SATURDAY
R, u. Amleke and Q. n. Kite ot
tho Falls Mercantile are returning
from Bah Francisco on Saturday, In
Iho southern city they hnvo been at
tending "buyers week."
VISHTMI DAUGHTER
Mr. and Mrs. F. Henlty, ot Cot
lago Grove, tiro the guests of tholr
dntWhtor, Miss Francis Heally.
II
$2.00 Electric hot plates $1.98
$2C0 Brunswick Console phonograph
(slightly used) $198.00
Easy terms to pay and No Interest
$H20 Brunswick Upright Phonograph
(Demonstrator) $175.00
Easy terms to pay and No Interest
$150 York Console Brunswick
Phonograph, (new) $98.00
$o.00 down and $5.00 per month
We have several other excellent bar
gains in new and slightly used phono
graphs. Come in and look at them.
Otltl lot of boxetl papetries corres
pondence cards, etc l-Z off regular
prices.
$6.00 Burnished copper coffee
percolators $3.98
Three Store
Buying
Power
Jurors Probing
Prison Escape
SALEM. Oro.. Aug. 27. The
Marlon county grand jury examin
ing into the charges of murder
against Tom Murray. Blibworth Bel
ley and James Willos, convicts who
killed two guards in shooting their
way out ot tho state penitentiary,
thdy report some time Friday but
probably not until Saturday, it was
stilted when adjournment was taken
for lunch this noon.
The jury Is delving thoroughly
Into ull of the evidence barring
break and tho shooting ot the
guards, nnd before it reports it is
said will have examined moro than
30 witnesses.
MR. AM) MRS. HAWKINS
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Hawkins, of
Cottage Grove, arrived in the city
last ovonlng from their li me to
visit with relatives and friends for
tho earning fortnight. Mrs. Hawk
Ins Is a sister of Mr... Docla Norrls.
HARD T1SIB DANOE
Galloway's orchestra are giving a
hard time dance tonight at Moose
hnll to which a large number ot
young people are planning to come in
"hard times" costumes.
TONIGHT
at the White Pelican Theater
Hear Rev. Miller
"The Tongues Fallacy"
Every, Christian Ought to hear this Address
Friday Night
"The Rise and Fall of
Denominationalism"
Whence it cameth and whither it goeth
These addresses are of vital interest to you.
Renovation Clean-Up
We have just completed the redecoration and renovation of the interior of our store
and wc arc so proud of the looks of it th at we want you to be sure to come in and
look it over. Now that we have finished with the store itself we are turning our
attention to the stock and to see that it is cleaned up and all the odds and ends
disposed of, wc are making? gome startl ing reductions in every line.
Specials for Friday and Saturday
We Sell All Standard School Supplies
FRESH BRUNSWICK EXPERT
KODAK RECORDS KODAK
FILMS EVERYDAY FINISHING
uwiris
PORTLAND AND KIAMATH FALLS, OREGON
POLITICAL PIT
BBRLIN, Aug. 22. (FP) Coal
still rises in Kurope as an import
ant political factor, being involved
in many of the political and econom
ic negotiations between the nations.
Around it revolve many problems of
industry, unemployment and diplo
macy, with Germany, France, Po
land. England and the Soar district
nil affected to a greater or less ex
tent. Recently coal proved the most im
portant factor of a Gcri'nan-VOllsb
controversy. Poland insists upon
Germany taking a monthly allot
ment of II 50.000 tons ot Polish coal,
whereas the German government has
emphatically fixed the maximum of
Polish coal imports at 100,000 tons.
Tho semi-official Deutsche Diplo-
niattscha C6rrespondadl pointed out
recently the significance ot coal as
a political factor and cited how. In
tho economic negotiations between
France and tlermany that commo
dity had becomo the central object
for consideration how tho problem
of the Bear cool mines, tho deliver
ies of war reparations coal, the
$8.50 Sunbeam Electric
fireproof case $4.95
10c Peter Pan soap, 5 bars 25c
50c full pound Langs Every Day
Chocolates 39c
Closing out Electric perfume vaporizers
y regular prices.
Nickle plated, 2 cell Yale Flashlight
complete with batteries $1.00
Thermax Electric Waffle Irons ..$6.98
15c Almond Castile soap, 3 bars ... 33c
Standard Lunch Kits complete with
pint vacuum bottle $1.89
Pound rolls hospital cotton 49c
Odd lot of pocket knives off regular
prices.
Best Quality Toilet Tissue paper,
3 rolls 25c
fi&rnqs
j growing importance of German coal
I in solving tho acute ironore prob
I lem ot the Lorrano mines, and many
j other similar developments all tend
i ed to place coal in the center of
political discussions.
Unemployment in England lias
been attributed here, to a consider
able extent, to the reaction that set
in after their period of coal pros
1 perity, enjoyed while competing
fields in Germany's Ruhr district
I were involved in settlement of war
i reparations.
LKLAM) WU.LITS HERB
Receives Promotion With Shell Oil
Company
Lelaud Willits, salesman with the
Shell Oil Company, having been lo
cated at Macdocl. arrived in the
city last evening to take up his du
ties with the company here, having
been promoted and transferred here.
Mr. Willits is the brother ot Mrs.
Docia Norrls of this city.
K.WXKY HERE
W W. ltanney is among tho
ranchers in the city today from
Merrill.
BROTHERTOX HACK
Alfred Ilrotherton, surveyor with
tho Klamath Development company,
who has been working for the com
pany at Lakevlew, returned to the
city last evening.
M'RMf NOW A KXKillT
HELSlNGFOItS. (PI I'aavo
Nurmi. the champion distance run
ner, is now a Finnish knight and
tho possessor of the Order of the
White Hose. Theso honors were
conferred upon tho athlete by Pres
ident Relander upon Nurmi's return
from America and were in recogni
tion of his advancement of Finnish
interests through his athletic prow
ess. LANG 8UO0CMB8 TO MOVIES
OnERAMMERGAU, (P) Anton
Lang the famous Christ Impersonat
or of the Passion Play, has ns last
succumbed to the offers of a film
company, standing in his workshop
he was filmed ns one of the principal
characters in a local film.
Don't worry if you haven't heard
of all the great men. Chances are
they haven't heard of you either.
Iron with
Three Store
Buying
Power
Rev. Miller Will
Continue Revival
(Contributed)
Dr. Garr, who for the past month
has been conducting Everybody's
evangelistic meetings in tho arena
at Klamath avenue and Ninth street,
and later in the White Pelican the
ater, preached his last sermon Mon
day evening. The theatre was
packed for this farewell service At
the close of the service Dr. Garr
prayed for many that were sick.
One woman who bad eczema since
a child and which the doctors hud
pronounced Incurable, testified that
sho bad been absolutely iheulod,
while uianf others testified to hav
ing 'been healed from other ail
ments. It was evident that tho,
large crowd was in full sympathy
with the evangelist. Dr. Garr will
rest awhile at Trail on the Rogue
river and then return to southern
California, where some targe cam
paigns are awaiting him.
Rev. Miller will carry on tho
.vork at the theatre. Every Mon
day evening will be hoallng service,
when the st.k will be prayed for.
STOCKHOLM The Lapp's roln
deer have been attacked by the hoot
and mouth disease.
ADVANCES IN
Wood
Conio without any warning.
CHEAP PRICES
are on now
Don't bo ooo ot many who
will ordor too late.
Winter Is near. Phono your
ordors.
BLOCK WOOD
Is our specialty
PEYTON 8C CO.
"WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 535