EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Thursday, October 8,
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WASHINGTON. Oct. S. (4) -II
t'ulnnvl Win. Mill hell objected today I X
I to taking the oath before the naval IS
court Inquiring intu the Shenandoah
(Htaitaf.
After he had objected to .being
sworn before the court tinder the
order of the army directing him to
; appear, a formal subpoena wan Is
sued today by the naval body: Judge
Advocate Foley delivered it in per
son and Mitchell refused to accept
, service under advice of his counsel.
j While the court wxs iu executive
session demanding Its course after
I Mitchell had objected to taking the
,oath. Representative Frank R. Held.
i of Illinois, his attorney, made public
, a communication which the Colonel
rent yesterday to the Adjutant Gen
eral of the army.
j Advised officially that Colouel
: Mitchell had refused to appear, the
jj court directed the judge advocate to
cumiaumcaie mat tact to ine war
j department, which had originally or-
dercd Mitchell to como before the
' court cad give t"Stiraony.
Captain Paul Filey, the Judge ad
, roeatt, explained beforehand that
i Colonel Mitchell was present under
orders from the adjutant general o.'
the army upon request of the naval
court.
Immediately after the fiery army
flier had taken the Dtaud, Admiral l
Jones explained that his presence I a
was desired so that he might be ques- J
tloned concerning statements credit- j
iei to him recanting the Shenandoah j
disaster. The admiral produced aj
small bible, requesting that the col-'
onel by duly sworn In accord with I i
the regulations. It was then th at .Mr. ' J
ileid made his objection. j j
Colonel Mltch-ll appeared in full j
uniform with serried rows of do
ner i n Ihn : f. , .if l.lu ,,.!
form. ' j i
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Face Creams
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Woodbury's Facial Cream
Hiker's Violet Cerate
Hiker's l'eroxzone Cream
Pompclan Night Cream
Squihb's Cold Cream
t'ocoa Duller Cold Cream
StOlrnan'a Freckle Cream
Sempray Jovenny
Theatric.il Cold Cream
Pond's vanishing C ret in
I'umpeiun lay Cream
Mary Harden Cold i rcum
Oriental Cream
Young's Victoria Cream
Shaving Needs
Colgates Starving Cream 35c
Rexal Shaving Cream 30c
Palmolive Shaving Cream ....35c
Mennen's Shaving Cream ... 50c
Gillette Safety Razors $1.00
fVutostrop Safety Razors ...$1.00
Krank's Lather Kream 35c
Gillette Wades, 5 for 50c
Ender's Blades 35c
Colgate's Barber Bar 10c
Fwihplex Strappers $5.00
After Shaving Lotion 50'.-
UV sharpen safety razor blades,
All makes, 30s dozen.
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Toilet Articles
Squibls Dental Creani 50c
I' Ilia Bouquet Talcum 50c
Bird Rogue 25c
Queene Anne Lotion 25c
l'onipeian Day Cream 60c
Azuera Eace Powder $1.00
Hind's Almond ("ream 50c
Pebecco Tooth Paste 50c
Colgate's Dental Cream 25c
Hani Water Soap, '( CikM 25c
Woodbury's Eace Soap 25c
Jonteel Rogue 50c
Kolynos Tooth Paste 30c
Orange Rouge 50c
Pum Kin Rouge 75c
Sempray Jovenay 60c
Pond's Vanishing Cream 35c
Home Remedies
Bromo .Quinine 30c
Bronchilyptue - 25c
Aillarika $1.00
Doan's Kidney Pills 60c
l.avoptik for the Eyes 60c
Baalman's Gas Tablets l"i.00
King's New Discovery 25c
King's .New Discovery 60c
Sloan's Liniment 86c
Vick's Vapo Rub i 35c
An expansion that had to be met
with development and extension of
their facilities is responsible for th?
$32,700 which is being spent 'by th-.-California
Oregon Power company :' a
Klamath Falls this fall. Permit to
expend this money 'for their improve
ments has been graotcd by the cite
council.
Principally the improvements con
sist of BUb stations ia different see
Hons of the city, and also line ex
tensions In certain districts.
Because of Uie large paer com
pany permit, building activities for
laBt week were hoisted 10 850,147.
The usual number of residence:;
were announced, although last week
the price for dwellings slightly ex
ceeded that of the week before. A
storage room will be constructed for
the Stone Cash (grocery, between
Jflourth and Fifth streets by Cofer
Bros.
Permits were issued to the fol
lowing: Jesse J. Barley, a dwelling
on Fulton street to cost 2200:
Mrs. George Mansfield, an addition
to her home on Oregon avenue to
tost 250; James E. Smith, a dwell
ing on Alameda street, to cost
82500; F. J. Fisaer. a dwelling en
Gobi street to cost 8250... George
Moon, a dwelling on Rid-liffe street
to cost 8150; Central Hotel, remod
eling of structure for new post
office, to cost $3000; California
Oregon Power icoinpany, extensions
and improvements, 832,721; J. M.
Frazier, a dwelling on Oak stren to
cost '$1800; Kay Uttjn. -j wtei
house on Commercial street to cost
sTarn"! SIGN PLACING
AWAITS POSTS
Many Will Attend
$150; L. T. Brock, a wood house
on Hiih street to cost $75; George
R. Mcore, a dwelling on
avenue to co.-t 8150; Viola
c garage on Tenth street to cost
$150; Harry Hoxwo.-th, a dwelling!
on Martin street to ct $1200; J.l
A. Maddox, a dwelling on M- ntclair I "It won't be long now."
street to cost $3540; Cofer Br:s. a! Thus did Elmer Halsiger give us
stcrage room for Stone's Cash sro- ! surance that In a short time street
eery, on Hie alley runntag between ' signs would be installed.
Fourth and Pi tea street, to cost j "We have been held up by the 200
$1S00. ! Posts ordered about three weeks
j ago." Mr. Balsiger remarked. "When
i they come, there Is nothing left to
jstop us unless It is a small matter of
jr .1 TT jaoout Sio which the public must
iV.eCH.On rUnCtlOIl ( donate, to do tha matter up right."
Mr. Balsiger is In charge of the
Over 50 reservations were made street sign movement, instituted by
by noon rfor tie dinner of the Kzk!- 'he Evening Herald and carried on
pon club, being given this evening at ov the chamber of commerce. He be
the hour jf slx-iihlrtv , in the chu.-ch lieves that in placing street slgn:,
parlors of the First Presbyterian "-' slKn m''i should start at Link
church. The ladies aid of the I river bridge and. working east, in-chur.-a
have .prepared the dinner ' s,a" signs on Main street and two
which will consist of stuffed to-1 streets on cither side of Main.
mato salad, rereamed cn.cken In '
patty shells, candled sweet potatoes, j Qf the ""PINE 'TREE
buttered peas and cacrotts, Jelly, j
not rolls, banana w-aipped cream
cake and coffee.
Several talks will be given by
members nvhich include:
K IOndredness Mrs. Guinn.
E Eorntslness Miss Ball.
1) Bcvotedaess Mrs. Collier.
K Kightousncss Mrs. Heim.
X .eedfullness Miss Root.
An address Mrs. Slough.
.Ms. Eva Bennett and Mrs. Myrtle
Helm are in charge of the entertainment.
Chewing Gum
3 Packs, 10c
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gives every woman
who loves a rare per
fume, the opportunity to
know and enjoy a talc
having a wondei ful, costly
odor at a price unusually
low. Take Jonteel home
with yoti today.
Face Powder 50c
Cold Cream 50c
Vanishing Cream 50c
Combination Cream 50c
Toilet Water $1.50
Cuticule Solvent 35c
Soap, -1 capes $1.00
Talcum 25c
Talcum 50c
AM popular fiction books rang
ing from 85c to $2.00
Stationery
63 c
Haas Fresh Candy
tt Half and Half 65c & $1.25
Home Made Specials 30c & 60c
French Mixed 50c & $1.00
Milk Chocolates 50c & $!
Scotch Toffee 10c
Peanut Brittle 5c
Dainty Sticks '.. 20c
Old Fashioned Chocolates ..25c
Chocolates Supreme $1.50
Electric Curling Iron and wave-
rod. Comes with detachable six
foot cord guaranteed for one
year and can be used on either
direct or alternating current.
Regular $1.50 89 C
Special price
j-j. .v ).
Do you wish VIM, VIGOR and
STRENGTH. Take Dr Thatch
er's Blood and liver tonic. Price
$1.00, 0 for $5.00
Mineral Oil, Pint
59c
77te jfegxalt Drug Stora
' Symphony Lawn
Pound paper $1.00
Cascade Linen
Pound Paper 50c
Symphony Lawn
Hox Paper 85c
Lord Baltimore Portfolios ...60c
Linen Envelopes
Pack nf twenty-five 25c
Le Clair Stationery
with Bordered Edges 75c
Symphony Charme
with Gold Edges $1.00
Alarm Clock
Guaranteed
Regular Special
$150 $1.19
MODOC POINT
The big towns have broadcasting
stations. Hut the small towns have trBen
their party line telephones.
On the vaudeville bill tonight is
one of the fastest jazz singing and
I dancing aetB that has ever played
this circuit, which is sure to please.
The Shadowgraph Uevue Is a show
within a show and, Is most interest
ing. Two clever sifters offer some
clever comedy harmony singing an 1
the aerial act is clever and darlce.
Ambassador Crowley's mcnologee
and yodelfng is also a good number
and the entire bill Is up to standard.
Patrons of the Pine Tree will have
an opportunity to see how a natlon-
er company for several months past. ! Point. They are working three
J. P. Plunkett and family moved 'shift Improving the Limm Lumber
the
a 111
Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Ejellne and
daughter Ollcne (who have been
spending the last week la San Fran
cisco, arc expected iinme on Wed
nesday. Oh Friday evening the P. T. A.
of Lamm's Mill (dkool held the first
of a series of "500" parties which
are to be given every two weeks. A
large crowd attended after which
lefreshaients were served.
Mrs. Clifford Hie m lid who un
derwent an operation In Klumat':
home and la
ride beauty contest is conducted
Viola Dana, in "The Ueauty i Falls has returned
Prize " her latest production, comes (improving rapidly.
tonight for a two days' run. "Thej Miss Margaret Ilagan and Uin
Beauty Prize" is a picturization of! Alice 0ens, spent Saturday in
;the Saturday Evening Post story of I town shopping.
(that name by Nina Wilcox Putnam, Mrs. A. J. C'hldester left for Sa--I
and is said to provide rousing good kramento on Wednesday, where she
to Klamath Falls iwhere
made their home.
Tile California Oregon Po vor C'J.'
dredge Is now located In M toe
Co.'i water fr.nt.
Siberia ihe noil freezes ;5 f,.e deep.
Imagine digging Off feet for flshlOK
worms.
TOM SIMS SKZ
Thin country could
In
Conildar tha feat He In so busy
wricking he breaks up other people's
picnics.
entertainment by virtue of its spien
Jdld comedy, really dramatic plot and
the details of the contest. .
oAt The LIBERTY
Swift 'as a Kansas cyclone Is the
action In "The Trail aider," the
plelure coming to the Liberty to
night. The story, adapted from
Oeorge Washington Ogdeis novel,
relates the stirring scenes In Kan
sas during the colorful days when
cattle roamed the open prairie,
Nancy Ieaver, the leading lady
who plays opposite Huck .I(jll''S It)
"The Trail Itlder" has been on the
stage since she was a wee bit of
a toddler. Besides acting ability,
she has been endowed with bwiuty.
as may he judged frjies the pro
duction romes to the Liberty.
In Chicago u man named .Mr. Hull
got married. Which Is one time
I you can say he and his wife are
one.
For the. commission, W. P. Bills,
assistant attorney general, declared
! it was not. opposed to the Southern
Pacific, except as Its proposals were
adverse lo the public Intend.
was called by the death Of he:
brother.
Mr. and Mrs. II. II. Camp and MtM I
Margaret Ilagan dr ive in church :m i
SttOdaf morning and later In t'le da;
bad dinner at the Hans Ande snu:
ranch 00 the Williamson river.
On Wednesday evening Mr. am. j
Mrs. f. H. Crump entertained a
few fiioJdK from town. Bridge was'
played daring the evening, after'
which ref.'eam.nls were se:ved. The
guests Mere Mr. and Mrs. li. 8.
Matheiri, H. Noud, 'M. Lavenlck,
Loin Crawford, J. P. Brett and the
host and hostess.
.Mr. and .Mrs. V. A. M.'Klven were
Klamath Falls vhliors on Tuesd.ie
afternoon,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Drlscoll and j
Miss Alice Owou BMAt Sunday In
town.
.Mr. RBd .Mrs. (,'. J. Sparks .'.pent
the week-end at II nanza, wiiere Ihcy
visited .Mrs. Sparks rather.
W. B. Lamm Itturat .011 Wed
nesday for a buottOg trip. He will
he gone several days.
Mrs, R, C, Pe'.erson arrived from
Battle to lake up her home ut
,M ,doe Point, where uer nus'Miid lias
beep employed by the Lamia LuMb-
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