Saturday, December 12, 1!)ir
EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Physicians Elect
Officers for 1926
Dr. L I). Ounm will tin lit (ho.
holm ut the Klaumth mid iiuku
county imidlrul uitanii.itlou. "" WM"
oiuciuii imi , hi. 'hi (ir (ho artiuilu-
t lun ut u mooting ut tho uimoclutlon
liultl ut tliu homo i Dr. L, L. Trillin.
Other 'ii" ' i Uott4 iwom Dr. J.
(I. Patterson, vlon president; mill
Dr. J, II. Huu, suorotiirylroiiiiuinr,
TWO now ilium lini'H War wolrmiii il
in (he lumoclallon. Tiny worn Dr.
Paul Hhurp "f thin 'II) ii nil Dr. 14.
D. Kvtirolt of Lnkovluw.
Nothing Short
is sufficient to satisfy the demand of the
men who realize the importance of dressing:
well. They know that
Style,
Strong
Fabrics,
Perfect '
Form Fit
Personal
Service
Complete
Satisfaction
are imbodied in the purchase of tailor made
clothes.
Dresa Well
J. A. Goldsmith
Upstairs Suite 309 Winters Bltig.
Merchant Tailor
PRE - INVENTORY SALE OF
USED CARS
We have a good assortment of used cars that
we are going to sell at a sacrifice before the
first of the year.
We have almost as many Fords as Henry him
self. Come in and get one at your own price.
Both open and closed models.
We have three 1925 Fords in excellent condition,
several others not so good and of .uncertain age.
Come in and look them over.
Overland -Knight Sales Co.
4th and Klamath Phone S99
MORTON IIS
mmm HOSPITAL
Our ttxpart doctors and riurKnna
it-client food und tinier .nirt mnlin i
brine you rrnl hfnltli.
IQtt PMK T., IAN rMWOlOCO
Tire
Bargains
30x3s2
Oversize
Cords
$1 1 .80
oACE
TIRE SHOP
115 South Eleventh
Phone'843J
RECALL OF BEND
OFFICIALS WILL
BE SOUGHT SOON
IIKND. Ore,, Dim, II, (P) A do-
oUlonfto tun patltlonn in tlio (laid
Making tin' recall nl Mayor it. II.
iPOI mid nix iiicuib'i'n "'ii city
council was raeohed tail night ni
mauling of l It tux payers' league,
Tiiin astlon follow n controversy
over the illy budget fur 1020 and
u Daw iniiiilcliuil water nyittuiu.
Maiobar of Uia oo Unoll ajalnai
whom iii" recall Ii aimed at'
A. o. shilling, ObarUi pilvin, 0,
0, HenJiUi Oaoar Curlaon, Kenneth
Wuit null Obarlai riJjniroriitor,
of Perfection
and Succeed
MEMORIAL FOR
TRAIL BLAZERS
WILL BE BUILT
ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 11. (JP)
Plans for u memorial to John Jacob
Astir, founder of Astoria, Captain
Robert Gray, discoverer of Colum
bia river and the Lewis nnd Clark
expedition, to ho built by the Qreal
Northern railway ami Vincent Aator,
wore nccuptod horo today by the
limit commission.
The monument will stand 120
foot high and will cost In tlio neigh
borhood or f loo.ono axicording to
Ralph Build, president of tho Great
Northern who arrived hero this
morning in hi) snoot". cur.
The mimumnnl iWill he erected on
Ooxoonib bill, in, tbo center of John
JiU'oh Alitor ltioinorlul park, The
hill Is 0(11) foot above tldownlor. It
will ho designed nntl built by IClectus
0. Litchfield, sculptor of Now York.
Reinforced concrete will form tho
body of the hieuiotinl. ,
NI'.W YORK. Prince, Paul of
Greece, with bis monocle, htm iwted
us godfather of Sophia Skmatls, tho
latest arrival In Urookl.vn'a Grook
colony,
Mainly
ywrwQ on, atuiu
Mr. iiml Mr. J. W. Uootalio or tba
Fort Joium vulli'y In California arc
among tba visitors in Kiamuth
Kitlla, hero ui4 tlm ginml of (ball
napbaw, Dr. paol Burp "f tna
I lupku building,
liio.H Portland
F. 0, Wharton, banker of Port
land, in Among tba northern bu
iii-hh viiiiiorrf in Klamath Rail, Jtr.
VVburton oxpucti to be In Uii" viciu
Ity tor ovcriil days before return
ing mirth,
MAN PAOH RETURNS
"Mux" I'ago, utlornuy of Hulcm
. oun-eicd with Mc.Nury and Mc
Nury, und state president of til"
Kikii, in returning home toduy attar
lilni: ill" local I'.'lj". luat evening.
PROM FOKT K I, I M ATH
A. C. Wimer and It. W. Cook of
fort Klumalli nr,' anionic tliu busl-
naaa victim here today..
t i.Allli 1 ROM hPHAdUE UIVF.R
Hugh (Turk, (rail known resident
of tlm Kprnguo River district, Id
among the ilioppi i over the week
end In Klnmnlh FuIIh..
FROM MA I, IX
(Java anil I). D. Llskey.of Malln
I. i.i ("! iii ii - in Hi., city on bulnaa
affairs., ,
ItiOKI-: PROS! MAI, IN
W. J fan ry Cooke of Malln, well
known rancher, spent Friday in Hie
illy on huvlucss mutters.
LAKBVU3W PKOPIB
Here Poa Bllta aitortaJtunooi 1,1
evening Prom faUtorlew
Among the I.akevlew people who
attended the Klks entertainment
bold h- re luHt evening were Mr. and
Mm. K, M. Chandler. Mr. nnd tin.
M. K.'tlunlhrr. Mr. and Mrs. fleorge
K. Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. fleorge
Boone and .Mr. and Mm. I.. II.
HIinuiH.
HOLLISTFR LRATB8 -
K. M. Holliiter, uncle of Ren Hol
Uatar of the Ryan Clothing company,
luft this morning for Coeur d'AIene,
Idaho, where be plans to spend the
Cbriatmaa boRdnya with relatives.
Mr. Ilollinier Is a retired farmer
of Alberta. Cnnnda. and after vlslt
InK In klabo Intends to return to
Klamath county to ivkM". '1'hin
was his first visit to Klamath coun
ty and hi was more than Impressed
with the possibilities of this section.
ORPICRRH ELECTED
At the Christ inns party held at
Hie Itlce borne Igat .evening, officers
for the new Sunday school class ot
the Flr.st Presbyterian church were
elected. Theodore Case, president,
Mary Csse, vice president, and Irvln
Keller, secretary. A committee com
posed or Mlaa Marhj Rtdofiga, How
ard Bardblsel ami Boatrlce Plerson
Was appointed to select a name for
the now class.
Tho next social meeting of the
member will ho on January elev
enth. A. O. F. V. INSTAI.LATIO.V
Local lAHlge to Install New Officers
Ai Next Meeting ir Order
At tho next regular meeting, of
the A. O. U. W. lodge on January
(!f(h, Installation of the eleetlvej
officers will bo held In the local j
hhll, which will be followed with a
social evening and banquet. Anions!
the officers' to he (nBtalled are Mrs.
Will Humphrey. P. M. W.; R. B.
McCUntock, St. W.; H. A. liigim.
foreman; Mrs. Georgia Wllaon, ov
erseer; W. W Baldwin, financier:
Aetha McOlintOck, recorder; Fred;
Qoollor, Inside wntcbinan; Will
Humphrey, outside watchman, and
trustee include V. W. Baldwin.'
B. A. Htghn and Walter West.
SMMITT THROWS
ASSAULT CASE
OUT OF COURT
Fails to Perceive Sufficient Evi
dence to Warrant Charge
Against Hevelin
Ylrgll Hovolln did not even have
to say U word In his. own deteuso
this morning In Justice court. For
when the state, attempted to prove
HevHltt guilty of assault and battery,
hud completed Its enso, Acting Jus
tice of tho Poaco R. A. Kmmltt
throw the csiso out of court.
"I can't see whore there Is enough
ovldenco to convict this man," tho
nuiglstrato said. "As no.ir as I can
figure out Hovllln and a man named
Albert Barrett had a fight. Thero
Is no evidence which would lndlcnte
nn nssault ot Hovllln on Barrett.
Thoroforo the case Is dlsmlssotl.
-About-
TIIK WKATHKIt
The Cyato-Btornijuraph at Dndar
pood'n pharmacy ii ,'A'n the praaaura
to have been flu I nit very slowly dur
ing Hie lum 12 ii 'n .. The raadini
In still low, b'lwever, making It
eimy for a (Hutu-i.. m e to move In.
Kornrant tor inxt 2i lieurn:
Probably fair ",nli!lil and tomor
row. Contlhuail ool,
Tbo Tycoa rei n ling thorm:iuieler
raglataron (gggimum and minimum
temperatnra loday an follow:
High.?: 30 Low i.ft
IXICKWOOpS H UH llABl'
Mr. und Mm. Charlea Lockwood
are tba happy paronti of a haliy
girl, hum at tii.. Klamath Valley
henpltai on DfOoralier 10. Both the
mother and nov,- halio are doing
nicely. Mr, Lock wood wan form
erly Mlaa Marie Uogan and In the
daughter of Mm. II. B. Chrlaty.
ITWHKU BKTLlt.VH KUM
Attorney Ben fi. Kleher, deputy
dUtrlct exalted ruler or the Klkn
lodge,' of Moranfleld, returned home
thin noon attar viKttlng the loeal
lodge last evening. Thla morning
he visited aboui the city with hla
numerous frleodi In thla i Hon.
1111,1, I.KK SI KH
William T. Lee, county assessor,
started nit tols morning in cir
i lilt court against Robert Dunlap
for the recovery of 190, , which Lee
nil' gea In due lii.'ii for room rent.
The county gaessor lit. proprietor
of the Lea aparimi-nls.
FROM ( IIILOOCIN'
C. A. Gaines of Cblloouin is in.S. P. & S. Representative Is
the city today transacting business Confident of Northern
aS(a,ri- Lines' Success
AMMUNITION
SPECIAL
Closing out present stock Rem
ington !! avy Duck, Load--, all
new stock, tl.10 a box as long
as stock last-
LUCAS FURNITURE
8 26 Main
10.00
-'ur l-'uru .Touring Rc
covers installed.
Am- glasa enclosures,
made (or any car. '
Oregon Harness
Co.
Seventh & Ivtmnath Ave.
Wood
BLOCKS Our blockwood is
ample for tbo present. We aro
taking part off the yards.
DRV SLAB- Our dry slab, is
not entirely dry. It is good for
the heater, but not for the
cook stove.
LIMB WOOD la first class dry
limbs and tree tops. It is
tinny wood for heater, furnace
or fireplace.
COAI Sure, we. have coal.
Lump coal, best on the market.
SERVICE- Just a little behind
"with deliveries Order early.
Wood Coal & Fuel OH
PEYTON & CO.
"WOOD TO BURN"
601 Main Phone 635
GLASSES
Brighter Vision
Clean vision enables a
person to tlo much bet
ter work than when the
eyes arc laboring under
a. strain.
Good vision is assured every
Optical patient that comes to us
for eye help.
We have helped hund
reds of your neighbors
and friends and can
help you.
DR. GOBLE
70l MAIN
We uriml Hi" glasses in our
own factory to stilt each In
dividual requirement.
Repairs Oulclt Sorvice
Pe o p 1 e
I'ATHKIt COd'AI, RBTVRNB
Father Cnupul of Grants I'ass re
turned in hfs home Friday attar
upending the past week here vIsltliiK
wlili friends. While here he enjoy
ed u duck hunt at Tule I.uke.
BONANZA REM1)ENTH
Mr. and Mra, John Lythj with their
dillgbtar. Miss Uruce and Miss Alice
of Ronanta, are shoppinK In the city
loday. Mr. Lytle l ono of the. well
kuov.n ranchers of Bonanza und the
two dnngiit'Tii are teachera In the
schoola,
IT PROM MACQOKL
Mrs Irene Forlhlngham Is shopping
In the city today from her home at
Macdool.
TAYLOR Ol I T. KLAMATH
Mrs. Bay Taylor of Fort Klamath
U In the city this afternoon doing
some Christmas shopping.
CHRISTMAS SHOrPINfl
Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Ulvan of Bly
nr" amoag the Christmas shoppers In
the city today.
AT CHAMBKK OF CO.M.MMtCK
Taylor and Kpo'tswood of San
Francisco and T. A. Tyrell of Horn
brook', California, were tba only two
cars to register no nntll late this
afternoon at the chamber of com
merce. , , ., t
HOYDAR VISITS
FOR FEW HOURS
i
J. J. Hoydar, general ages: fo.'
the Spokane, Portland & Seattle
and the Oregon Trunk, made a brief
visit to Klamath Falls today. Mr.
Hoydar Is returning from Los An
geles where he spent his vacation
visiting with his brother and friends.
It was Mr. Hodyar who handled the
affairs of the Northera Lines In thi3
territory prior to the hearing at
Portland. Speaking about the rail
railroad situation, Mr. Hodyar said:
"I have been in the south tor
some little time and am not fully
familiar with the railroad question'
at this moment as I would be If
had been on the ground all the time.
However, 1 am quite certain there
hos been no material change. With
the showing made by tho Oregon
Trunk al the Portland hearing as a
guide. I im just as confident as ever
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission will grant the necessary cer
tificate authorizing the extension
from Bend."
-Mr. Hoydar left for Portland this
afternoon. .
TOWNSITE NEAR
HENLEY VACATED
No City in 18 Years; Property
Holders Tire of Paying
Higher Tax Levy
Eighteen years have passed since
tho Henley townsite was laid out and
approved by Klamath county auth
orities. ' Today the townsite is still just a
site, nothing more. And for that rea
son the property holders of what Is.
or was, known as Henley townsite
joined hands to petition the county
court to vacate the townsite.
Their petition was received and ap
proved by the court and today an of
ficial order was filed with the county
clerk, notifying tlve dignified world
that the Henley townsite Is a thing
oi' the past.
The property holders in their pe
tition held that as long as their
property was designated as a town
site, they were paying more taxes
limn if the property were merely
ranch land.
The property holders were the
Klamath County School district,
i.add & Tilton hank, and Edward
Bloomingcamp, handling the estate
of Ceorgo Rloomlngcamp. deceased.
AtiK!) PIONBRR DIES
LaGRANDE. Ore., Dec. 12. (Pi
J. II. Stevens, 75. who saw the
Grande Rondo valley earlier than
any man living to'dny. died at Hot
Lake, near here, last night. He
came west In 1S55, passing throutu
what Is now Union county when
but a baby, In 1SG0 he returned,
nnd for tho past 65 years was a
resident here.
NEW YORK. Fifteen million has
shrunk to $12,000 in a,tow weeks.
Trice Raschlld Moutram Pasha at
Turkey sot the' higher figure as tho
value of a lot of gold antiques which
ho bad the police guard when ho ar
rived with them. Tho government
appraiser now has different Ideas.
CARLETON TO BE
FORUM SPEAKER
Education Expert, Connected
With U. of O., to Talk
at Chamber Lunch
A subject, always Interesting to
parents. Will b ,tlunms,.,l rwtvl IV.. , fi
ll' ,'luy noon at the chamber otj
commerce forum luncheon by a man
who Is one of the foremost authorl
tlea on schools In 'the state of Ore
gon. He Is K. F. C'urleton, con
nected with tbo faculty of the Uni
versity of Oregon.
Mr. Cnrletdn prior to accepting .it
p '
mmfSU Theatre
Mae Murray in
"Broadway Rose"
is'the drama of a girl who didn't know
she had a price tag oti her Jtcart.
Sunday Only
"Sun-up"
With Conrad N'agel and Pauline .Starke,
Here Is the greatest, story in pictures, staged In (be wild
urolina 'hills. As stirring a tale of mountain feuds, prim
itive passions and glorious romance as ever touched your
heart.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
"The Ten Commandments"
The Greatest Dramatic Spectacle of
all the Ages
Sthrtpg RICHARD -DJX LEATRICE JOY
MTA NAI.ni ROD rlROCQUE
THEODOItE ROIiERTS ESTELLE TAYLOR
) Atae LIBERTY
The Screen's Most Daring Rider, nj
Art Acord 'M
m ,H
sffpportod'by the smartest horse and (login pictures,
'Raven and' Rex, in 1
"The Call of Courage"
A Blue Streak Western. Picture.
i- , i -3' . .
Sunday and Monday .
"Two Fisted Jones".
. starring Jack Hoxie .
A great gun battle between the daring Ranch Riders under
trie leadership of "Big Jack" and cattle thiees wild rides
thrilling captures hand-to-hand battles an absorbing
mystery a fast moving romance a surprising climax! All
in one picture!
REQUESTS MADE
SALEM, Ore., Dec. 12. T.'.e will
of C. A. McLaughlin, hopman and
banker of Independence, has just
been made public, revealing be
quests of $72,400 made out of a
$200,000 estate to numerous rela
tives and one. of $20,000 tj the
First Presbyterian church of Inde
pendence. .NATIONAL PARK PLANNED
IN NEW MEXICO MOUNTAINS
SANTA FE. Far from the beaten
path of travel a new national park
is belnp planned in the Jamez and
Sangro de Christo mountain rar.gj3
in nurtaern New Mexico.
At tlio southern entrance of the
proposed park Is a beautiful oin
yon which haj a high water-fall that
roars and sparkles. There is a cave
whoso sides have been painted in
brilliant colors by nature's chem
istry. In the center of tho region is the
Valle Grande, a huge extinct vol
cano, the largest crater in the south
west. Near the crater aro stone for
mations resembling Gothic cathedral
spires.
Absence is liable to make tho
heart grow fonder of more absence.
T5 hum on me uii'lveTiinyTrWray
lut" supartjitMlittitit
ichools and superintendent ,,of city
. bonis In Eugene. 11" la conversaut
with all the current problem ot
modern public education and will
convev Informal inn that will b'o 01
h.'ii.-fii to Klnnmtli next Wednes
day, it Is predict! d.
e.i.t
sntsi
APPROVE NEW IH'LNIl .,
TJMWSRAMi Persia, Dee. 12. iTP)-
Tho constitution assembly todif ?
gave unaulmoufi approval to--tlio
amcndfhei Is to the constitution
which Itezu Khan Is numed Rhah
Persia and a new lino of rulers
I'otilevi dynasty, diking Reja's f,.o
lly name la established.
Phone 93
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