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WILL BEE CATHEDRAL 2 MILKS
PITTSBURGH JP) Tho Unl
vcrslty Of 1'cnnB.vlvanla'a 62-story
Cathedral of Learning, a structure
of glistening llmestono 680 fort
above tho Oaklnud district of Pitts
burgh, will be visible to the nnko.l
oyo for a distance of about 32 mil".
Id all directions.
The cathedral will house prac
tically all the activities of the university.
TS your eyesight aa good as the
other fellow's? Is your atten
tion constantly called to the fact
that your vision is not up to par?
You need our expert examination
and advice.
Dr. H. J. Winter
Eyeelght Specialist
Klamath Kails. Ore.
We grind our own glasses.
"Grave dangers of phys
ical Ills lay In the path of
eye-procrastination."
EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Church Women to
Be Hostesses at
Hallowe'en Party
The women of tho Presbyterian
church are hostesses tonight to all I
the adult members or the church and
eon.trtta.tlon In a Hallowe'en party j
in the church parlors beginning at 8
o'clock. Various committees appoint
ed by Mrs. I
the Women's Auxiliary, have planned
an evening of games and music in
MARRIAGE TIES
ARE BROKEN BY
JUDICIAL AXE
Four Divorces Granted Yes
terday by Judge Leavitt ;
Another Is Filed
Friduy, October '(), lggg
In one fell swoop the Judiclr.l
II. I-amlis. presi.lent of i nxe wttldod by Judge A. I., l.eavitt
severed tho marriage ties of four
couples yesterday in circuit court.
One after another, tho eases came
fctoro the judge. Not one of the
appearance
defaults.
from time to time through the winter! 1 Km men a divorce wens;
months. No ehnriro la holnc mnrt hv ' Walter Halloway from BcbbIo Unt
itle hostesses of tonight, and the in
vitation is extended to all grownups
of tho Presbyterian congregation.
keeping with the Hallowe'en tffMPb I
and a largo attendance is . xiuH-li'd '
This is the tint soc.lnj evnt ,ol ofcndBnt?. ,Put '9-.fn
this season and others will follow o'naWch 'ense wen y i
s
Seem$ Like All the People in Klamath Are Coming To g
loway: Berthu Harris from Olar
once Harris; .Vols Nelson from 1111
ma Nelson; and Winifred Smith
from Alec H. Smith.
Another dlvorco casa was filed
this morning in circuit court.
Claiming cruel and inhuman
Wood
We have arranged for an extra
good aupply of
LIMB-WOOD
and the first car Is being un
loaded today it Is It inch.
A ear of 12 inch will be in
Monday. We can also furnish
this high grade heater wood in
2 and 1 ft length, on order
for it
We advise early buying aa the
supply may be snowed in , a
little later.
Prompt service and fair prices
will prevail.
We handle all kinds of
Wood Coal ft Fuel Oil
PEYTON 8c CO.
"WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 535
EGG Ml UK I I
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 30. (Jp)
Values In the local egg market
have finally slumped after main-' treatment, particularly In that she
talning a steady advance for sevor.il 1 claimed her husband struck and
weeks In tho face of the heaviest! beat ber unmercifully, Allco E
storage holdings In years. ' Today I Nelson filed suit for dlvorco. Mr?,
fresh Btocks are ono to 2 cents Nelson desires from her husband
lower on the local dairy exchange. 200 for attorneys fees and in ad
Extras and pullets displayed the dttlon a division In some of tho pro
greatest weakness, being posted at Pr'y they own.
and undersiied were marked uown
I lc. Current receipt eggs remained
steady at 49c net.
Fresh egg arrivals are moro lib-
;l no n- w otaer coast points I Leaving his native land, Rome,
weaker, declines in this market were I more than twenty-flve years ago.
Leaves for Rome
To Visit Parents
expected. . Portland is stUJ low
market, however. ra the coast. '
Highway Project
Progressing Well
Nick Civitarese, well knawn em
ploye of the Shaw Bertram Lumber
company. 1 sailing from New York
on tihe steamer "Dandelagore" on
November 17th. He plans to spend
six months visiting with his parents
and friends whom he has not seen
Til be through with the gra'd-1 ln a ouarler ot a century. With the
Ing on my sub-contract by Novem-' pa8slng 04 years n,s motner and
ber 10, if everything goes all right," '"'ber " growing older, his father
Mike Nyhart, local contractor, sali now at ,he age of 72 ,ears wnllc
today. Mr. Nyhart has the con- lB "other is 63. His only brother
tract for the grading of the Klam- i wa k"led during the world war in
ath Falls-Lakeview highway from : "ce.
Beatty, seven and one-half miles Civitarese has been a resident of
west. this section since 1911, coming hero
"I am 'subbing' under J. T. Lo- from the eaat twhere he lived flrstln
gan who Jus the grading contract N(rw York and later in Pennsylvania,
fdr this job and started the work He' expejaSs to return to Klamath
last July 14. There Is one out-; Palls in the spring.
standing feature of the job and ;
that is the rock. Drilling of some of! TO BUILD STADIUM
that rock. is just.ltke , trying to drill. PORTLAND, Oe., Oct. 29. Of")--
blacksmlth's anvil. I figured Plans were outlined at the annual
drilling would only take a week or; meeting of the Rose festival asso-
so, whoreas It has taken a month." I elation last night for construction
Work over the entire road project a stadium In which to stage pag-
Is progressing well, Mr. Nyhart said, eants and other features of the fete.
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The reputation for value giving is spreading far and wide the news of
the wonderful offerings in
Coats. Dresses,
Millinery, Etc.
is going from mouth to ear throughout this countrywide.
K ,. 't
Hundreds of Almost
Gift Values
are sending hundreds and hundreds of dollars worth of wearing apparel
and dry goods into the homes of Klamath's thriftiest.
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The Ways and Bywa;
Are Being Jammed
With Bargains Now
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DON
'T
Fool Yourself
By thinking that high prices makes the quality. The
cost of doing business makes a big difference in the
you have to pay.
Come to Hector's - Bring a Friend
?.'.M.x-it;trerjC3
Quality Merchandise
Can Be Sold For Less
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IIOntlY JONES AS INFANT WAS
ROCKED I1UT NOT 'TOO PETTKl)
I am Doing It Every Day
An old building with the plainest of fixtures, where the
boss does half of the counter jumping himself, means
MONEY IN YOUR POCKET.
Why should you pay for a lot of plate glass when all
you get is the goods they contain, anyway ?
hi ..W3I -::.,, lt.,.w. ...
Lloyd Ryan
Clothier
Home of the Workingmen
Oregon Team to
Play Stanford
EUGENE, Ore., Oct. 30. Twenty
four University of Oregon football
payers, accompanied by tho foot
ball coaching staff, left Eugene yes
terday afternoon for Palo Alto,
California, where the football men
of Stanford University will be met
Saturday afternoon.
Three changes have been made
in tho lineup for the Stanford
game. Nick Carter, sub center, will
replace Carl Johnson, a veteran.
Carter's weight caused the change.
Homer Dixon will replace Oerti cradIe' ruI6l) tho"worId,
jvurns at lacxie. items is surrer
Ing from a broken rib, sustained
in the California game. Vitus will
start at half ln place of Hodgen,
who Is suffering from a sprained
ankle.
If his present line Is not' heavy
enough, Coach Smith said, ho will
put in new men, as his substitutes
will average 200 pounds from tackle
to tackle.
ATLANTA, Oa. (Jf) Bobby Jonei.
national amateur golf champion.
when a baby was rocked more than
modern physclclanB would have ap
proved, but was not "pottod to
much."
t'Jth. IloboftiH. Jones, mother of
the golfer, made this statement In
connection with a discussion in At
lanta rolatlvos to present day meth
ods of caring for babies as compared
wlthi those' 2S years ago.
Rife saisagreid' with a yc
trnnVUlnt "lh hand fhnt i
young ma
tron;tat;."tho hand that rocks tho
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no longer
Is truo. In Mrs. Jones' opinion,
babies atll are rocked and mothers
can find time to do tbelr part of
ruling tho worl oven If they spond
a large part of their time in nurseries.
Bobby was rocked because he was
delicate child, and young Mrs.
Bobby Jones rocks her slx-months-
old daughter, christened Clara Ma-
lone but already known as "Bobby"
when she is sick or needs "extra
babying."
' i.ranaratners, in mo opinion or
Marsh Completed Grandmother Jones, still are the
principal causes of polleo''hablo
If ever doubt was held concerning i but they are not to be Mamod for
the efficiency of tho tractor steam j 'boy ..,;Jlnoy nothing roaring
shovel-as a grader of roads, it was bablesv.
dispelled this week with tho comple
tion of the grading of four and one
half miles of tho Midland-State lino
road across tho swamp of tower
Klamath lake marsh.
Grading Through
woods carrying a sling shot with
which to hunt birds. lie was bitten
and died that night. Hearing of the
incident, Dnvls started on tho trail
of the reptile nnd aftor considerable
hunting found It In a hedge nunr n
fence. .
Every dress at Bee Begln's Dress
Shop Is on sale. Such bargains you
have never beforo seen In Klamath
Kails. xT-Sl(adv)
if you want tho nowest and pret
tiest In bath robes go to Bee Bagln'i
Dress Shop, 120 South Seventh St..
next lo Hhasla cafe. 27-31 (idr)
By the uso of the tractor steam
shovel for the Job, the county court
has saved tho county money, and at
tho same time has completed tho
marsh section of tho job In good
shape, It Is declared.
HNAKR KILLER ADDS ONE
TjQ COLLECTION IN UKOROIA
NO TRAGEDY
LA OUANDE, Ore.. Oct. 30.
What was thought to bo the hones
of a human toot, found In tho
Grande Hondo river yesterday, prov
ed to be a plaster of Paris foot
when officers brottght the object tallied with tho wound.
DOUGLAS, Ga.(P) Davis, hunt
er and traitor of snakes, has scored
again.
Crawling through a dense thicket
and roping with a shoo string a flvo
and a half foot rattler that was be
lieved to havo caused tho death of
a boy, Lewis Adams, 0. M. Davis,
the youthful fonman of snakes, added
another skin lo his collection.
Tho snnke was identified ns tho
one which struck young Adams, ' by
the finding of double fangs on tho
rlgh,t side and nono on tho loft. They
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Satisfaction
Value
And A
Delicious Meal
Is assured when you buy your nreats at this
market, for wc obtain only the best stock that
caij be had, for our trade.
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Nothing Less Than the Best
MILLER'S MARKET
Gus Miller, Prop.
Main Near Eighth Phones 750 and 751
Four Deliveries Daily
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Jo the surface. The Adams boy had gono Into tho