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EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FRIDAY.' AUGUST 2S. HUH
QHpe iatenhuj Herald
Issued Daily, except Sunday. Iiy The Herald Publishing
Company. Office: IWN. Eighth StreetfKlainath i-.!!s. Oregon.
E. J. MUKKAV . ., Publisher
Y. II. PERKINS News Editor
Entered as second class matter ai the postpffic
Falls, Oregon, under act of March 3, 67y.
at Klamath
FROM ALL OVER OREGON
Bits of News From Towns Throughout the Stat.'
What others are doing
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the llda t (ha' read Ashliiiiii Tld-Btn,
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Member of the Associated Press
The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use of .re
publication of all news dispatchese credited to it or not other-lost scrvUooffici.il
wise credited in tins paper and also tne local news published
therein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein
are also reserved.
CottatrucMOD of a standard look
out house Muok crater, jual oast
of the McKo&ita pass lava tteltls, Is
now under way, mcorillnir to iu-
I formation otlttlUlod from local fnr-
.1. t itlaudmrd.
lookout, is IniiUlir.t; the house. Lum
ber for the lookout house on Hlaelt
Crater wai carried on puck Itorscs
for a liistance of about two end
T.he Evening Herald is the official paper of Klamath County
and the City of Klamath Falls.
FRIDAY, AUGUST 28, 1925
one-half miles. -Band lUiltetin.
WELCOME THE DOLLAR
KIWAMAXS (JATHKR
tlosebuni Klwaninns and their
wives joumeyotl to Mtulford last
nijtht for an inter-city meetins with
I the organisation momhers of that
city. 3ueb moetitise will do much
to, promote bettor relations between
the two eitle-s. ElOBObttrg News-Ue-
That the small checking account is very often a losing I
piece of business for the bank was the subject of an !
article a short time ago in The Nation's Business. A
banker in discussing the article said
ItOVI. (OXTIS.MT IS tilVKN
dates and Stolbarg of I.nkealda
received the contract tor grading
the lust 4:TB mill's of the Alsoti
Walilport hinhway, according to
word received by s. Shelley,
supervisor of the Siuslaw national
forest. The contract was lot by
the United Slates bureau of public
roads.
When this section is mailed and
surfaced, there will be a fine mae.ul
I'm hiithway till (he way from for
raUta to Waldport by way. ot rhll
outath ami ANe.i.
t'. XI. Igle, of Eugene, was re
ported to be the lowest hidtler on
the work hut did not give a bond,
said Mr. Shelley. -Euscno Keg inter.
t
j Saturday - Monday
i
lavs for t.uiiu.t:
Ti:T.TlVKl.V MAIM.
DISC ass ton of plans for ttto Marsh -
wniie mere mignt tie a direct loss at the start, we iference yesterday between Major
would be very glad to take any small checking account.! t p. Maglnnts. county ftoadmastar
offered i A- Qtibert, and
sistant Mate
'Ft. ia rhf small jtpprmnta Hint nftM- rfovolm? intn the ; "r,llKl' Hngineer Johnson
decision was tmule to
nluce lit" first pier of the draw
being afcf" feT1 from the west harbor Ha-
:cxi pier -co leet tanner
draw of the bridge will be
304 feet ttlda. MaTBhttcld News.
hrge and profitable ones','- he said. "In every business
there are operations that can be figured as
direct loss. If a department store were to figure the !
cost of selling a five-cent article, there usually woulti
he no urofit shown on the sale, but it urenares the road i
to a fifty-dollar transaction. Banks are more and more has narrow bscape
being operated along the lines of merchandising instt- a smaii nree-in;h wpiing prab-
tutlOnS. j ably saved Al Plehe, l:.tl spjrlsman.
;,In some banking houses today it is still necessary to j ' K! clln d"t!l wl,"
. . j j . i. -it i . l rfii j. in the Applegate country, near
oe introduced to be permitted to open an account. Tlt ;SiUnw 1?ke n;.,V(, liway niKb,
custom is passing rapidly. j 'n he was returning by motor
"There was a trust company located on a busy corner - from .. successful day or naniag.
in an old-fashioned bank building with only one en-; Acr riiin-: 10 Mr- " tne br,
trance. It remodeled its building and put an entrance!";" Tj"L-ZmZU!Z
on the other street, making a diagonal passage way L- crossed it when the logs $
which became a popular short cut. One of the uirec- j menced raiHng und.-.- the tu
tors protested, saving that all the people would be walk- w:;ee,i- ,lls car to M
ing through the bank. The president, who had been a ?3 m hTKe- .fT? "
. f , . . , f , u . i to roll down a 1j or 2' to:t uuiik.
successful merchant, said he hoped they would; it would ,, rtsiscd htmaeif to m rate, but
be only a question of time before they would find that a Jmaii tree ..aught it and baianeeu
it was a veiy convenient place for an account, and the tbo ca? in its precarious position,
whole note of his advertising was that you were welcome i Plvhe :!nd nnaa wheeier. a
f hat bank and that a dollar would Start an account hf- tZ
tOr yOU. irink Swaync, well-knwn Applegate
ranoaer, pulled the car onto the
I-ROM HIljUKHlu.Mi road by means of wire cable. Bed
ford Tribune.
ROBKRT It. I'l'ltus DIDUS
itobert B. Purvis well known resi
dent of '.his section of the stale for
many years, tiled yesterday al the
Community hospital In Medford,
.Mr. Purvis was well known to
auudri li i people In this county,
who will t.t-tirn hU passing. Ho in
survived by his wife, five children,
his mother Bad several brothers und
sisters.
The funeral services for the tie- t
ceased will be held tomorrow alter
ii-on. at 2:30, from trie Dodge I'll-1
tlertaklng ParioMi iutetmsut win I
be in the We titer Creek remotery.
At the time of his death. Mr.
Purvis was a resident of the Wag
ner Creek se-tlon, nriiore he had
resided for a number of years.
Funeral services will ae .nduct
cd by the officers und members of
the AshlanJ Lodge No. Hi I. B. I'.
O. Klks. ot which the deceased wai
la mombe;. All Elks are requested
to assemble in the cuh ro-tms at 2
I o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Ash-
land Tidings.
HOES RETl'RMX;;
Mr. and Mrs. H. X. MSB are
returning bills' evening from Sau
Francisco, whero for tile past two
weeks they have been enjoying a.
vacation trip. While .in the south
ern city, Mr. Mae attended buyers
week.
Will Adams lef: yesterday for Sin
Francisco, where he will transact
Mr. and Mrs. jack Horton, cf Hll-
' debrand, spent the day here from j HH.D IS IXJI RKI)
their home on a shoppius trip. Grace McKibben, 4-year-old daugh-
I ter of H. S. McKibben, local rall
! road employe sustained a ' badly
I NEW- YORK. To prove thit the j ffianSlf;!l arm this morning when she
Viking path across the Atlanta! lingers in the wringer of
an electric washing machine, Her
- business matters, for several days. I :..awi, cjglll days 3ut or Berfeei
could be f-jilowed successfully, three j
Norwegians arrived in a 46 foot
arm was drawn into the rollers and
was crashed to a point above the
elbow. Medford Tribune.
SALE
IN OUR NEW LOCATION
Special Discounts for Cash
Since moving we find that we have a great many odd pieces,
which we are marking down in price in order to close them
out for cash.
Also making special discounts for cash, for one week, on
numerous other articles, in both new and used, consisting of
stocks of rugs, beds, Springs, mattresses. Few patterns of
stoves both cook and heaters, Aluminum ware, dishes, trunks,
unfinished tables and etc. Come in and look over our stock
and if there is anything you can use, the price will be interesting.
SEWING MACHINES
We have just finished overhauling some 40 sewing machines,
and all are in good working order, some as good as new, prices
from $5,00 to $45.00, both time and cash, for Singers, Whites,
Eldredge, Standard, New Home and other makes.
now Itil) IT KAl'PKN
Paul II. McKee. scuerul mknagei
j of the California Oregon I'jwcr
I Company, Medford, Ore., and preal
'deai the Ws:e(o States Taxpay
ers' conference, watt lied conference
i proceeding at the Multnomah hotel
yesterday with one .eye. Mr. M
j Kee's otiicr eye Is carefully ejn
Icaated by gauze, comix ind ad
', heslve tape and there were rum rj
to the effect that a thin slice of
j ra w salt pork ulao adorned it. Other
Medfordiles explained the circttm
' stance by which Mr. McKeo ac
f ouired the eiorful optic. The p:r.ver
'.company at .Medford has u baseball
(team, und it appcara-that the base
balls uscJ by this team a e even
more lively than those used in the
Pacific coast league. The general
manager of the eomDMjr, by dint of
jhard effort, has won a place on the
j company team -is second baseman,
and while playing taat position sev
eral days ago was hit .inMha eye by
It batted ball, whklh appears Pd have
had a wildcat In It rather than a
rabbit, as the saying goes, inasmuch
an it leapc.1 up and struck him
rather than bound hurriedly away
frcm him as any '.vell-mannercd
rabbit bill would do. The above
alsj explains why in the picture of
Mr. McKee printed in the Oregon Ian
yesterday morning. Hie picture Is a
profile v'ew taken from the north-
j west. Althaiigh Mr. McKee's left
j eye is temporurly undergoing re
I pairs he Is nevertheless missiar;
j nothing of the happenings Of the
conference sessions. The Oregonlar.
WASHINGTON TfTi'r
LETTER?
U) CHARI.KH I'. STKW Vlit'
XMA Hervlre Wilier
WA8HlNaT0N, U'ashltiKlon Is
ill a fair way lo fulfill the leeen:
prediction of Prof. MeKeiule. the
t'nlversity of t'tilcaKo sociologist,
that the time ts coming when only
uumatrletl men and women will live
in the centers 61 titles, while the
married ones will dwell In the
suburbs, only coming in for an oc
casional look at the white light c
The national capital, because of
relatively largo more or less tem
porary population, lends strongly to
ward apartment house ei II
Now, tile typical Washington suite
of apart meats, consists of two rooms,
kitchenette and bath. Larger onus
(ire scarce because they're In small
demand tit people can stand lueh
murderous rentals so there's Itttla
Inducement to build Ihem. Not much
of a family can be siiuoetcd Into
two mums comfortably.
So what's a poor paterfamilias to
do -with hlraeolr, his wife and bvoIi
one offsrplng east the age whore it
can bunk In with pa and ma- to
find shelter for his brood? Why. If
they're to lire Ilka human beings,
so is to move in. i
hevy Cbai e. Tat oimt
i or some such place
his only re,
the suburbs
Park, t'lnrori
--and rout
This doesn't unit" limit central ;
Washington's population to the un
married. Imt it comes pretty near
to limiting It to tin' childless. Hoal
latlon uf I'rof. MoKonslo's fore
cast in its entirety may come nox'. j
Rabbit Breeders Are
Urged to Exhibit
Itabbit breeders of Klamath conn- !
ty are being urged to send In ox- 1
Units for the Mobil division of the j
County fair next week and all br, od
ors of the county are expected to aid
in making this rhlbft larger audi
bettor then lust year.
Those Interested in the division j
say that the premiums this ear art
liberal. There la no entry fee. but
all exhibits must be at the fair ;
grounds by nine O'clock Wednesday
tight.
NYKBEIUJ IS KI.NKH
Eddie Nyeberg, arrested Sunday
afternoon by a county officer on a
.barge of reckless driving was fined
?15 and costs yesterday 'afternoon
by Justice of the Peace I,. A.
Roberts, following his plea of gull-
I ty to the charge.
According to the complaint . file I
Let us show you the new Lang Range No grates or ash pan.
Lucas, Furniture
826 Main
fit K there blots and spols
swimming In your path of
vision? The lenses we will fit
you with afters thorough examin
ation will restore your normal eyesight.-
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Kyi; Sight Specialist
We grind our own glasses,
KLAMATH KAI.I.S
W ' "Don't lake Ihe dan-
Borons chance of post.
e Zji mi, ul, if viiif nVn4ivitniL
illation."
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MisaaIHI 1 MsssgglrafTsmPa.-..---w r (
AI3VANCES IN
1
NUW VOUK. WHllo Hup
Hard plsyet hw
Dowse t, vatulevllle a
hussot, h. f. He was
year from li i first wl
or Nw York, and roo
tody 'if liu bWO tlilltlr-
Como without any warnlni;.
CHBAV VfUCBB
1 oro n now
Don't bo one of many who
will ordet too latd.
Win tor Ih near. Phond" your
orders.
BLOCK WOOD
is our specialty
PEYTON 8C CO.
"WOOD TO BORN"
G01 Main Phone 535
Suffered 18 y ears-Cured in 2 Months '
"I luil lufferrd for 18 jUtfl with PILR3.
My ilcturt Mid t Mirglcal operation HU
kbsolutely 11,1 u v vet after a few treat
ment! by Dr. Dean f wai well, Kalnlitlf wdlttlt
, i. f itretiiH.h; free from all nervous troubles."
YV'ATIhU woman writes It typical of
hundreds of extreme cases of PILES
which my celebrated nnn-surglcal meth
od has permanently CUKKi). Isn't it
worth a few treatments by a recognized
Specialist, who will GUARANTEE to
CUIfK you or return your FKK.
rather tlian tufferlontter? Head
myPltKKboDkonl'Hesand other
RECTAL and t'OI.ONdliordera.
It wlllcauic you In act promptly.
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DEAN. M.n.lrt
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Sp
Pf 1
af t
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EJberts. peaches, box
IVt'sh toniatot'W, box ....
Oauliflower, pet' beftu
I 'ill week for pickles, lb
Watt'i'inelun, per ppui)d
Amaizo nil, nut titfc, pint
MiK'iuoni, .". pounds
liiuc Rom ii -., .'i lbs
Small whit; bv.'tns, 'A lbs
i gal. fan solid pack tomatoes
Pearud blotter, bulH, pe? lb
Hal. telly; Unas Bros
?
Try it
tToday
Not a bit cf meat iti It, but
it hns u rfch flnvor thn:
satisfioa mailt hungtrr. It
i3moHtnutrittous -riehrnt
known fciotl in Vitamin H.
liosiUoscontaininj'.vtiUuNvlf
1 food suits. VEGKX i :t
para v.Retatlo pauacr dtll-
cluuMiuvou Ilium, unnm.-khi''!.
soups and ntlirr diiben il.-
Mnbsoia r itcclpo Hook.
nun n vt-A,i.A at:rpitr,
tut lunch or dinner to
morrow.
89c
70c
15c
30c
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35c
25c
28c
33c
50c
25c
$1.60
I
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Rogue river ccmtaloupes i
Sc r,
I! rolls tissue toilet
paper, 25c
Roller Mini seed
25c
- l-'iv Tox, Bottle
75c
Wash Boards, each
50c
Swill's Jewel Shoi teii
in, I II). pail
94c
5 pound sack salt
65c
Gilbert's Cas
Phone 484J
h Grocery !
Free Delivery
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We Are Agents for the Famous
. John Deere
Farm Implements
Binders Mowers Rakes Etc.
Let Us Equip Your
Harvest Needs
Shipment of Fine Binder
Twine Just Received.
Baldwin
Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
Phone 26 418 Main
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