fcatffc Eight
EVENING HERALD, KLAMXTH PALLS, folKGON
Thursday, Novt'inbi'1 fi, lOlifi
-t saw
We are pleased to welcome the
R. A. Pilcher Co.
, , Into our city and we are sincere in
wishing them a very prosperous
"". ruture.
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K. Sugarman
7 An't Mad at Nobody'
Nichols Purchases
Local Restaurant;
Was Former Owner
Olto Nichols Is once ugaln pro
prietor of the Peerless Lunch. 711
Main street. A deal by which be
rcgnlns ownership of tho restaurant
ho operated hero a your .ago, was
consummated today through the
real estate firm of Magulre utul
Magulre. .
.Nichols, iiuvhai.id ih; restaurant
r.:::i 1! Zlssos and Nick V.allaa,
who have been conducting tho e
jtabilLhm.nl during tho past sli
s months. Ho will assume control Im
i meillatoly. Tho restaurant will be
conducted uloug ttio same lino as
it was handled by Zissos and Valla.
I NIcIioIb sold his restaurant a year
'ago t a buyer who after operating
ll several months, disposed of it to
ZHil and Vallas.
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PROGRAM
L BE STAGED
HI LEGION POST
Dances, Motion pictures, De
dication and Football
Game on Schedule
BIG TIME IS PROMISED
All Money Received froVn
Entertainment will go
Into Building Fund
Coats - J7.50 and 116.00, at
Barnharts. McCarthy Bldg. J-7(ndv)
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Aging in the tropics brings
rure, meUoitfd Coffee Flavors
Good coffees improve with age. When
allowed to remain for two or three years,
unroastcd, in tropic warehouses, flavors
deepen and mellow an added richness
results. Coffee is then at its best.
From such coffees is blended S &W. Though scarce, jS&at
adequate supplies of these rare aged coffees arc secured. J R v
To this blend is added just a trace of new coffee to I 1 I
lightly emphasize the richness of the old.
When you taste S & W Coffee for the first time you'll
say "unusual, very". But as you continue to use it
your palate pleasantly recognizes the real flavors of
truly fine coffee deep, satisfying, rich.
Aged coffees are not easy to secure because the great
demand for coffee requires prompt shipments from
ther tropics and hence very little remains to age prop
erly. But with S & V Coffee, as with all other S & W
Fitie Food Products, time and distance are no barriers
to producing the best btat is humanly possible.
S & V Coffee is vacuum packed in the new key-can.
MeUow'dS&WCoffe
P I HI
The
S&W Reputation
SW canned fruia.vege
tables, fish, jam, jelly, coo
eUmenrj, marmalade and
coffee an recognised by
discerning housewives at
representing extraordina
ry goodness and unusual
value. These famous prod
ucts, extremely reasona
ble in price, hive merited
their reputation through
over a quartet century's
strict idherenee to mora
thin ordinary standards of
excellence.
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A cornor ttona laying, tone
dan can, a spccinl motion platan
and a football game are the vnrlud
attractions which tho American
Legion post will offer tho cltlicns
of Klamath for the annual Armistice
day celebration.
Plana for these various attractions
are fast nearlng completion, and all
money realised from the oiitorlutn-
ments will be used In furnishing
the new voter.mx' memorial hulld
'iig which In now in the profess of
' :i tructlon on the court house
grounds.
Moth the Scandinavian hall and
Altamont auditorium havn boon
procured for the Armistice eve
dancen next Tuesday night. Gullo
wnv's orchestra will irovlde music
it A'.tatuoui and the Ilottny Dotson
Sereriafrers at Scandinavian hull.
On Armistice night, next Wednes
day, another big dance wtll he held
at S.ani'.lnavf'rr! hull. At th'.- Tine
Tree th-atcr Wednesday evi nlng
:he Uogton post will sponaor A
ipccla! war-tleie picture. "As Nq
Man flaj I.ovd " Those atteudlm;
th.' theater will then have but a
short walk tu Scandinavian hull
where the closing dunce will be In
progress.
The corner stone laying cere
monies will be held nt the court
house grounds at 1:45 Armistice
afternoon, and at 2: 39 a football
game will be'tyayed betwece Klam
ath and Altnras high schools at the
fair grounds. This game also will
be under the direction of the Legion
post.
Practically' 'every business estab
lishment In tie- city will be closed
by noon of that day, thus giving all
employes ' an "opportunity to take
part In the various celebrations In
, the afternoon and wvenlng.
The motion picture to bn staged
Armistice evening at the 'Pino Tree
promises to be one of the big at-
: tractions. There will bo a 30-mln-
, life prologue in which 10 persons
will take part', ' assisted by a special
Galloway's orchestra of 14 pieces.
There will bo' two showdi at T and
9 o'clock. I'
George Griffith, past stato com
mander of the American Legion,
wll be the principal speaker at the
corner stone dedication. There will
be other ceremonies In keeping with
tho occasion.
TOO MANY BLOWS
WIFE'S PLAINT
Mrs. Dorothy Hosking Brinas
Suit for Divorce from
Sidney Hosking
On Christinas day, he shipped her
in u rustuutunt cnuslug great em
barrassment to her, ta the coat.
Plujjl Hits morning ( (.;,.:! i
noshing against Sidney' it- HesMnlt.
Mrs. Hosking Is on I n ; for a dlr.:cu,
.illgln. cruel aud Inhuman': treat
ment. I.u:er lust July, tin. Ilosklng was
the1' recipient of n blow from her
husband that blackened hvr f)'i,
actwdlng to her complain, i ,
The.- were married hi- 101S
Seattle.
Claims Rent Due
For Local Barn
FOOD
aODUCTS
Ashland Rebekahs
Visit Local Lodge
ji Forty members of Hopo chapter
liNo. 14, of the Rebekahs lodge of
'(Ashland arrived in tho city- late
this afternoon to be the guests
: of the members of Klamath lodge,
i Prosperity, No. 104. The visiting
members will be in charge of lnitlu
' tton which takes place tonight nt
i Odd Fellows'' Hail at' elghV b'eldck.
.'At seven o'clock a dinner will
1 ield at The First Presbyterian
church, after which the guests will
go to the lodge rooms. Following
the lodge meeting and initiations a
banquet and social hour will take
lace. .
NEW YORK. "I married a man
and not a title," says Gloria dwii
son, back from Paris and professing
not to care whether her husband is
a marquis or not. But he has docu
ments to prove It.
Reach Compromsie
in Mitchell Case
NEW YORK.-rylhe Sultana dia
mond, 183 karats, ib here with him.
take It from Joe .Stehlln, soldier of
fortune. He says be led an expedi
tion into Morocco to et It.
Most People Have But Little Patience
with others who neglect their health, yet they pay but
slight attention to tho vital need of caring for thoir own
teeth. Don't delay. See us for free examination.
R. D. COE, DENTISTS
(Painless of course)
m-!IU4 Hopka Bldf.
eto and Main
Phone 81
WASHINGTON, Nov. 6. (P)
1 Further compromises In the matter
' of witnesses and documentary were
Hon ' ind defense counseU of th1
court martial trial of Colonel Wil
liam Mitchell, accused ot coni' t
during the air controversy prej i'.I
cal to good order and military' dis
cipline. Colonel Mitchell agreed to wi'h
draw requests for subpoonas for
Major General Robert C. Davis, ad
jutant general of tho army, Rear
Admiral Hilary Jones, president if
the Shenandoah inquiry court and
Major A. N. Oaogstaff, of Luke
field, Honolulu.
At the samo time Lieutenant Col
onel Joseph I. McMullon, assistant
trial Judge advocate, obtained the
consent of tho Whlto House and
the war, navy and .agjMeiilturnl de
partments that documents In their
possession relating to. 'aviation bo
turned over to tho defease counsel
INITIATION TONIGHT
Prosperity lodge. No. 104, Rebe
kahs, Is tonight holding Initiation in
the Odd Fellows hall. Close to 40
members of Hope chapter No. 14, of
Ashland, arrived this afternoon to at
tend the initiation and dinner at the
First Presbytthari churcli. Reserva
tions ar : being made for the dinner
by calling phone 6o9R. Immediately
following the dinner the guests will
go to Odd Fellows hall for tho moot
ing at 8 o'clock, which will bo fol
lowed by a banquet and social hour.
SCOOT THOOP NO. 3
.Mooting Is Called by Scout Kxecutlve
Nord (or Tonight
The scouts of troop number 2,
which Included 28 boys, who uro un
der the leadership of Percy Murray,
will meet in the office of the cham
ber of commerce this evening at
7:15. Scout executlvo E. O. Nord
will bo In charge of tho troop In the
absence of Mr. Murray from tho city.
Members of this troop are urged to
attend llie -ajcetlng.
SALElVf FIGHTER ,
BEATS WOODARD
SALEM, bre., Nov1. 6. After send
ing Ernie Woodard of Portland to
tho mat HcVoh1 times, tinvcral of them
forho count of nlnot Frankle, Lewis,
Indian .v rapper of, Salem, put., tho
Portland boy out In the fourth round
bf a scheduled 10-round go hero lnl
night. The gong saved Woodard In
tho third. . ,
Danny Garth of Sllvorton knocked
out BUI Poole of Monroe with a ter
rific uppercut in tho first round.
LITTLE ROOK. Horbert Hamil
ton, 12, started his career as a
trader by giving five conts for a
$100 diamond ring offored by a
negro youtijr,
' Man likes to think ho la natur
ally truthful Instead of lacking In
imagination,, . . .......
To uso his barn, known as the
o. K. nam, the price was 1100 a
month last spring, which lien F
1ong agreed bo pajr, uc.ordlng to
S. F. Martin twho filed suit tills
morning for Hie rocovary of JJM
from Long.
, tin : Long failed to pay rent ' for
li iv mouths Martin claims, dxplto
frequent requesta that ho meet his
obligations. Tho suit this morning
is M recover tho ronl ulleged due
for Mirch, April and Mtvy of this
year. "
Elks Lodge to
Meet Tonight
Tho Klamath Fulb lodge of U.kl
ivill hold Its tegular weekly mooting
ooajht at s o'clock.
In all probability thcru will be a
spe.-lal Initiation aa there Is ex
pected to be a candidato from Lake-
view who Is desirous cf becoming an
Elk at an early date, according to
Icdjo officials.
Jjj Hand-Tailored I . (?l I
Clothes I
that 1L. J Jk S
I tod i A?:.
W I
W'lu'tl you foiisidti
they will wear ant
tlicir sliapc twice :is
i lave your clothe a maclu ta
lit you ami ytm alcJllC.
I have the largest stuck
of Imported anil domestic
.'abries between I'uitlaiul
and San PrancilcOi from
winch to make your choice and in tins way yon
assured to having patleins thai exactly suit you.
Put in your order today
Chas. J. Cizek
Merchant Tailor
109 South Seventh Street
WORDEN
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Stlfflor wore
transacting business In Klamath
Falls Wednesday.
Lottie Montgomery uutorcd in
to Klamath Falls shopping last Sat
urday.
Frank 8exton, tb oounty club
agent visited at school Monday even
ing, and . organized a cooking club
and sewing club of girls.
Floyd Wilson Is delivering wooJ
at the school house thla week. Wo
are glad to get It as the dry wood
Is being cooaumed very rapidly
theso cold mornings.
Mr. and Mrs. nan Gay and family
were buslnoss visitors to Klamath
Falls Wednosday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Nelson, county
mUBlc fupervisor, called at achool the
latter part of last week. Driving
on to Kester8on in the afternoon.
The percent of attendance ot the
school chlldron for Octobor rose
to 99.1 por cent. Tho children
nelthor absent nor tardy for tho
month are Laura, Edith, Pearl and
Alvln Stlffor, Mary and Christina
Oay, Eileen and Doris WHaon and
Gordon Van.
Dead or Alive?
In Which Class Are You?
Do you belong to the class that Is dead
on It feet 7 Or do you awake every
mprjiJnK filled, with He- joy of living.
Mhfly to cope with tho problem of the
day with u clour mind and a healthy
body?
You should be In the "Alive" claudi
cation and you can be there If you will
but obey the simple demands of natural
living. .
In the science of Chlropracllce, many
havo found the key that ha unlocked
tflr them the doors to perfect health
No drugs - no nauseous medicines
simply utilization of the Intent force
of nature tho only sun' cure for any
aliment.
Avail yourself of the prlvllogo ot a
rrau consultation It may meau everything
to yub.
I.UC pl
DR. O. H. MATHER
(.imiopitACTon and physiotherapist
PHONE 404
715 Main Street
OPPOSITE PINE TftEE THEATRE
. Should tho Washington case why It happonnd, who began 11 and
against Senator Whnolor fall aa flat I all that.
aa tho Montana casn fell, thoro is
M
Drosses 1 7. GO and $16.00, atj
Humbert's, McCarthy Dldg. 3-7 (adv) i
moro than likely, then, to bo a sen
atorial Investigation to find out hut
the whole thing was about, how and
BTUTTOAIIT. Arkf Wild duckje
are about to forfeit game luw prn
tectlon ny destroying the riaa erop.
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The Catholic Mission
being conducted by
Dominican Father, Rev. William S. McDermott, O. P.
of San Francisco, at
Sacred Heart Church, Cor. 8th and High St.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Will Continue for the Balance of the Week
ptrycgedftT) Ml
ot w, iw pet
asses
Each Way of 'th'fe week at 6:00 and 8:00 o'clock.
; i'n'.4i ructiciij afier'tlii; early Mass and a sermon aflci
ftach Mjssiciii Mass will be preceded 'by a part of
rilCre will ho n elint!
ler the 8:01) o'clock Mai
lissicu Mass will be preceded by a part of the Rosary.'
Ill the evetiitiir 'there will be itmtrnrtinii nn n narl of tlm lJ.on., 7.1i
,.0 - b ni. t.-'-.w ul i ,,JV,
followed by the recitation of the Rosary and the Mission sermon. The
sermon will close with Benediction of the Most Blessed Sacrament.
During the Mission, in the true spirit of charity, every facility will be
afforded for the instruction or information of non-Catholics, who may be
desirous of knowing the true teachings of the Catholic church.
A. F. L O E S E R,
Pastor,
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