Monday, November 2, l!)2l
EVKNING HRHALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
Page Three
c5lfainly cbout
People
)o you eat
between meals?
Don't overburden
your stomach don't
humor u false appetite!
Let WRICLEY'S stimu
late n genuine
hunucr and get
you ready for
good meal.
-(u apltiuanl
dlftttium aid
'aifer etery
Idll.t l.ltOM'lllr. IdlliKtlt Hi
.unit tlny'ii AHbdriitjiiilc
h i q i . .
"Wild Horse
l
c s a
This In "in- u! I In' Floral HI"
ductlolln tf li n v i' ever
sbOWU. Killlli'll 111 till' Willi
horse country of Arlfona. I(
Iihm nil t in rotnintii annus
pbore iii thai wonderful rot
Tuesday & Wednesday
"CONFESSIONS OF
A QU1CKN"
slurring All
i.i witi Stone.
Terry Vml
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At The
LIBERTY
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Last showing tmiiifhl i
ii m'ry c'AftEt
. . . in
"The Bad Land"
V Powerful Story of
Frontier Days.
Tuesday & Wednesday
"Gerald Cran-
ston's Lady"
...
After suffering for the naat fow
dus with a nuTAre' rnVi' of In grippe,
Jackie Emmons wan. aide in losuni.
her position tml. iv lli r man', mondi
will In gliul.tv J'fur: Of her re "vi ry.
at cm n.it i. am: ,
Tln Misses Dni ami Paulina Cllit,
Arloll Ndsel nnd Leslie Peyton mp
torad so Crater bake Sunday. They
report tho'roudii In splendid opn'dl
Hun anil , 1 1 c inow.
You Kil mail al a friend. Call him
n tool; Me culls yon a tool, Both
tiro rliiltl. Or you wouldn't bo mud.
Engraved
greeting (irds
rtr'HK iioiiihiv;! Are. Jlisl round
;ltli uorner. Have vim rj
tlorud yoitr engrnvotl Qraotll
Cards ai yel '.' Don i wait hum
tlin IiihI tnliiiiii'. Our nssoli
nii'in or iii'.uiiitni nmi artistic
riirliilmiia anil New VMtm
oard" i" now fomplotOi alpi
tni'fo'ln attlpla ilni" for iik !io
xivd ymi onr inpl enrotul alt
it'iit loii anil HcrvUc.
W. O. SMITH
Printing Co.
Phone 93
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THE
FLMOR LASTS
meia
KIM
THK WRATH KB
The CgClQ Htorniimruph SI I'lub r
wood's tth.'irmai' y uhow-B the barono-i-
i in I. tic "J, hi' I IhIIII! slightly :. .
devpite ill" trcntcning klcH no storm
deems luiiilliiqui Pressure I", how-
i III neutral .iinn making ll
fr n iiiiiriiiiiiiH'i' to move in.
FondaM for next 14 hour.:
Generally fair with cool and brisk
I wis.
'I'lin Tyros recording lliermomotcr
registered uulmum nnd minimum
lemperaturea today as follows:
High 40 Low It
lit SINKS AND PLEASURE
.Mr. and Mrs. I). K. Loosley, of
Motlford are guet at tho hold
White Pellraii .today, making I hi"
trip here from the vnller city
jfcdlaeti and pleasure.
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County Money
Is Needed To
Fight Coyote
Biological Service Can
Not Relieve Situa
tion "Heava lull:, iliow v. iio halp
1 ihetpjgjvea."
! 'rhln lucid oxpraaalon from ill"
j lip., of bharle a. Poole, bead of tho
I'uUiiil Sliit.-ii BtOlOgfati Stirv-v
work In California, anmii up tba
ili'llln'rat Kini anil IlndliiKs nt ili-
lalory animal rontrol mtotlhl
Bntn
Hnturdny atternoon In thu county
court rnomx.
Tin- meeting) which iraa Inittatad
liy Hi" Kin ninth Wool Qrbverh1 as
miciaiion ami County Agent C. A.
Henderson, was fur tho purpoHo of
ail vim; nl n mini' effective nnd .
OporttllYG I'lan of predatory nnlmal
0OQi,rol wnrli In southorn Oregon
and northern California.
itepreHi'iitatlvcH ,ot Klamath aud
Modoc countlea were preaenL Lake
county mad" Ha position clear
through a' latter roud by A. M
I'liomns, Becrotiuy of the Klama "i
Win'i" arowore1 Asioci&tion,
H the cmiutlos want bettor and
more ooinprohenslve control mea-
Uraa enforced, then let thorn pay
tor il. la the way .Mr. 1'oole anil
Stanley O. Jawett, head of the blu
logichl survey work in OrogoU but
It. .
sinkiyou by ' establishing the
bounty plan for coyote control work
was eliminated froth consideration
in the cooperative plan.
Doth Mr. Poole mid Mr. Jowclt
emphasized that the maxlmdni
amount of money for the Southern
Oregon ami northern California
counties Ih being expended by the
liioioKieal Hurray,
They pointed out that If il was
l. li hciv as need for greater co.i
trol work, finances for I he work
must CO 1110 from the county. (I. W,
I. yon. aupervlaor of tho .Moiloe na-
tlonal I'oront, suggested n
inr ralslOR addiilonul money
(loo county. He sURostad
lain nsseaSmenl from each
mi In in
in M.i
II CIT-
Moapa
pouhty llvosloi'kman. to pay
for tjno
tin
woi'k. i
"Those thai retliso' to pay
for the
adlilllonal coin nil work, we can ev
elude from iiutlotial Vorest rghge
until they see lit to chdngO their
minds," Mr. Lyon said.
Lake cotinly. IIiioiikIi a lelle;'
from Its bounty judge, is behind
any cooperalivo coyote control moa-
iu ro ami win soon appropriate
s LI ii il (1 to he used In control work.
loUMiir. iti:sim:NT
Mrs. F. i'. DeChglha or iiorn-
liroblt, an old tttnq resident of Klam
ath Fails, spent iho past few days
here on business ami pleasure, Bile
lilts many tl'lontln III this BCCtlon,
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mi, l, lKH AWAY
William t i.e . Klamath's opitaty
SeSeaaOl led Katurduy for 8aem
where he , win attend a nailed wfot
i ii k of ihn asaossors of tho lUtto,
l'ollov.'nK this mi'OlliiK. Mr. Lea
will Jiniriiey In I )u linn Ore., who.-":
lie will intend ii. i "'iii 1 1 annual
(neeing at Oregon aaeetsorf.
l ltoM hl-lt .vtit i: KiVKR
hiiti w.iiin. n merchant, and K. a.
iiuiui, ittbrigem of the Klamath
Indian reaorraUon, journeyed to
Klamath Palls rfitturday to call on
their uiany frl' nils here and to
irnuraci business. Mr. Wann and
Mr. Ilutlo or" both residents of tho
Ibrlriht sattlemanl of Bdragde rivi-r
at the terminus of tho Oregon Cal
Iforula ami Bastern railroad, forty
nttles oust of Klamath Culls.
.). A. HOWAKTH IIKItK
J. A. Howarth. In wIiomi- lunula
Ilea the principal renpoiiKlhlllty of
lln millions of dollars worth of
pine timber on the Klauiath Indian
ri'ticrvutfoii. wnn 11 business visitor
in Klamath Kails Saturday and Sun
day, lie registered ar the Ha l
hotel. Mr. Ilowarth, whin ho is
nol,lii the foi'csti, makes bis home
at the Kovirnmeiit reeertatlota bend
quarteVe, Klamath Agency.
II. I'.OWM IK IN TOWN
I), llowman used to he a prom
inent merchant of Cblloquln. Hut
Inst your hn sold out and moved
ncroiis the CaHonduH to the qulote;'
and perhaps siosVer donattnolty of
Tiilout, near Medford. .Mr. llowman
was a Kueht ut the Hail hotel Satur
day nlxht and spent .Sunday hi"0
calllns on his friends In Klamath.
DOWN 1 ROM TJIi: lOItT
('. V. I.oosloy. one of the promi-:-i
nt farmers of the upper Klninatii
Dsaln country, wna u buslnesH vi.i
itor in Klathath Falls yesterday, :
attend to hiixincKs matters. Other
local visitors from that section Of
tho country were Joo Johnson from
Fort Klumuih and Kdfiar Frlnk of
rhitodjulni,
OVBR st N'n.w visrrolts
F. H. Jncohs ami Kmll Flnckus
spent over riunduy lit Klamnth Fails
ylsltlng with friends from HllfJ
brand. gj
VISITINti lillDI MAt liot:i.
Mrs. V Tn-fri n and Miss WatadS
YouuK of Mucdoel onjoyeil a week
end vi.dt with friends in Klamath
Falls from their homo at Mncdoel
RACK KBOM Asui.ANli
Charles Schual rot u rood last ev i
nint from Ashland, where he spent
the week end with friends, romin
over tho Green Sprlnus mountain
Mr. Schaal encountered considerable
snow. He reports tho weather fort
gy nnd a Blight ruin in Anhlnnd.
WtUi VISIT CAI,
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2. fP) -
Colonel Coolldgo, father of the pres
ident, ii' planning to forsake hlu
Vermont home for a winter stay at
the white house.
BfHI.NKSS TRIP
11. n. Hlnsbn, well known rcl
dent of iMedford. is anions t!i vals
ley man transacting business mat
ters In tho city today. Mr. Hlnsou
drove over from the valley city this
morning.
S( llool, BOAKD MKKTIXO
The regulhr nieellni; of Hi" school
hoard will lie hold this evenini'
when several business mutters of
Importance wlll ho taken up by ''the
hoard.
DR. UA.Mil.i'oN HBRB
llr. It. Hoy Hamilton Willi his
wife and daughter, Miss Helen, ay
visit Iiik In the city for a tow days
from their homo in Portland. Hi'.
Hamilton nnd family formerly lived
in Klamath Falls whore they have
many friends, who welcome thelii
visit. While hero they tiro Rllcsls
nt tho liotol Hull.
Fur Manufacturing.
Coat Remodeling-
All work guaranteed
Mrs. Win. Bossier
4:1 II Klama Ih Ave.
Ilolwoon (fourth ami Fifth
Pliilie ii--.i
Next to Moose Hall
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W. L. Douglas Shoes
, 0 6 p $8
Don't let cold weather catch you unawares:
Ket your underwear here and now. We have
all weights, priced from $1 to $6.50.
For work or dreys clo.thes .f all kinds
ii will pay you to Buy It at Beck's.
HACK PROM MKBTI.VG
Mrs. Charl- Thomas and Mrs. V.
llanimol have returned from Port
land whore ihey attended tho state
convention of the Pnreiit-Teatchers
association. Tho two wJiuon w.ri
delegates from .tSe Mills Addition I
Parent-Teacher's assoclaHon. The.'
tepori an Interesting session.
FROM KANSAS TTV
Mrs. w. K. Dyche with hor two
dngbters, Virginia and Margarot.
returned Saturday erenltiK from .v
two months' risk In Kansas City
with Mrs. Dycne'a nuthcr.
XO.n i POR 8CPPUKS
I). E. Noa. well kn..'.vn resident
of Fart Klaiimtb, made a hurried
trip ta'.-the city Sunday evenini, to
get supplies to start drilling on tin
artislnn well In tho marshes. He
returned home before noon today.
JOHNSTONS TO MKIH'ORII
Mr. and .Mrs. J. C. Johnston mo
tored to Medford Saturday spend:
Iiik the week-end in tho valley oi.v
with friends. t
ACCEPTS POSITION' KAST
Dick Wrlgb, w'ho loft hero some
two weeks ugqeto visit. his parent,.
Dr. and Mrs R. Wright of Port
land. Uils l.-ft (or Now York Citv,
nccordlng in word received here by
friends. la the eastern metropolis
he hits accepted n position with an
insurance company and will rostdo
there permanently.
LEFT FOR CALIFORNIA
K. C. Llnoruian wjio has been em
ployed for Home lime ut tin Pelican
Hay lumbortcompany, left litis morn
ing for San Clabriol. California',
where ho will spend the winter
months.
Used
CLOSEDCARS
Bargains
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1 1925 Ford Coupe, Balloon Tires and
lots of extras.
1 1924 Ford Coupe; in wonderful
shape; lijke new.
1 1924 Buick 6 Touring, with Rex en
closure. 1 1923 Buick 4 Touring with Rex en
closure. 11925 Star Sport Coach.
BUICK AND STAR GARAGE
Opposite White Pelican Hotel
Overcoat Values
That MionM crowd
No left overs, or old timers our
siuippy and conservative patterns,
nationally known and advertised
Oregon City Overcoats
Many people do not realise that we
lilies of clotliinir in the citv.
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prices that arc much less than you would expect.
Exceptional values in all wool serge suits at.
Hardeman Hats
ft $6 p 10
HUNTING DUCES
John A. Captlky and Alfred (Iruhli
of nunsinttir spent over Sunday i'i
this flection hunting ducks. They
returned south by motor this morn
inc.
LIBRARY CLUB MKKTS
Mrs. HoruardItoa gave an in
I teresting review of "The Caroiinan"
this afterncon before the Women's
Library club in the club rooms r.
the library. Following the meeting
of the study club, a tea was given
in honor of Mrs. Sadie Orr Dunlin-,
who will speak at the annual din
ner of the Public Health associatioi
at the chamber of commerce this
evening.
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CENTRAL SCHOOL MEETING
The Parent-TeacbOrs1 association
of tho Central school will moot to
morrow afternoon at the Centra;
school for its regular meeting.
WITH MRS. PHILLIPS
Ladles of the A. N. W. club will
meet with Mrs. L. S. Phillipc on
Wednesday afternoon at hor homo
at 216 Pine.
OX BUSINESS TRIP
W. W. McNoaly of the Union
Loan Association loft this morning
for Medford where he will transact
business for his 'concern.
MRS. JONES LKI'T
i Mrs. C. W. Jones left on thin
morning B tram tor Now York Oi.y
with her husband's body. Mr. Jones
was accidentally shot while hunting
on Saturday.
VISIT FROM MACDOKL
Mrs. C. A. Marshall and Mrs. Hln.i
Kico of Mucdoel visited and attend
ed to business interests in Klamath
Falls over the week-end.
our Overcoat department iioin
ino; time :
Mow is the' time you need one
Xmv i-, the time to get one
Til is is the place to get it.
Overcoat stuck i- l.raiid.tiew. full of
carefully selected, lite cream of two.
line. 5
Clothcraft Overcoats
All Wool Coats, Last Minute Styles,
The Newest Colors
Extraordinary Values
19.50, 22,50, 30. 35,
li.tve orie of the Besi and most
c can lit von in what you want,
- $29.50
Jantzen
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KLAMATH FALLS - WOODBURN , ORE .
Modern Dentistry Provides You
with every possible care in the attention of your teeth. Our
up to date laboratory and expert service assures you of ease,
and saves yon time nnd eipense. See lis for free examination.
R. D. COE,
(Painlsss.
J02-204 Hcpka DIdg.
At Anderson's Grocery 335 So. Sixth St. B
from F. J. Bryant, I. N. Case and Mrs. W. Sjr
Kayler s poultry iarms.
TEX HAYS HERE
Charles Sandborn of the Upper
Lake country is in the city to spend
ten days bore on business and pleas
uro.
VISIT AT CtllLoyl'IX
Miss Anna Mae Johnson and Miss
Vera Houston motored to ('hlloquin
on Saturday evening where thev
spent the week-end with Mrs. FraaK
Bell. They returned to the city
last evening.
SARINS RETURN
Mr. nnd Mrs. L. P. Sabin return
ed this morning from CorvaUla
whore they have been for several
days attending the homecoming,
FISHING SUNDAY
C. (;. Hayes nnd Jack Franey
spent most of Sunday in the Woo-1
River country on a fishing trip.
DINNER AT CHAMFH TONIGHT
Tho annual Public Health ass ei i
tlon dinner will be held In lhc din
ing room of the chamber of com
merce this evening at 6:30. Mrs.
Sadie Orr Dunbar will be the princi
pal speaker of the evening. Dr. G.
S. Nowsom will give a report on
the work accomplished by tho asso
ciation during tho year. The rjtlbjic
Is urged to attend the dinner. Mrs.
J. J. Keller is 111 charge of the
i tatter.
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inciting until, clijr-
40, 45
com -
at
Sweaters
$5 to 15
JU A -. - .. -- J
DENTISTS
of course)
S: . and Main
Phone 83S
WITH MRS. EBERLEIX '
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Mrs. Charles Wood Eberlelu will
be hostess this evening to the la 11 as
of the D. A. U. at her home. Mrs.
Alfred Collier will give a pa pgr '",'
"Why the Pilgrims left England.''
All members aro urged to ttjitend
this meeting and answer to roll cull.
Tbo meeting is called for S o'cjiick.
TS your eyesight as good as. (ho
other fellow's? Is your at ten
lion constantly called to thiijlct
!... .....IP lu (l.ll Hit til 1
You need our expert oxaminaiaiu
and advice.
Dr. H. J. Winters
Eyesight Specialist 5
Klamath Falls, Ore. m
wv grind our own KlaaseiW '
? "Crave dangers of tSIS
icnl ills lay In the Bi
e 1 nod illation.',' '
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