Monday, Deeonibur 21, 1025
fin' M i
EVENING HEUALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
t';go,,hfee
Mainly About. People
called TO BMDM0KD
Mr. aii't Mm, J. N, Vcri lJuyii" and
tatnlly i r i for Itedmond, Or,', on
Sunday, helm: aaliod nwuy liy the III
nonn of Mm, Vuii DuyOA'l futhur, J.
r. Betof, The elderly uum dm been
llllllll! for 10 mo tllll" put nnd the
IomI few days hlu condition has be
couio steadily worse.
LOCAL MAN MA II II MM
A wedding; of Inli'ium I 'i Klii ni
nth Fulls people wiin that f tho
pmi week, when Orovar Hughe,
nun of Mm. N. A, Hughes p! tOSt
Wnnlliuiil uvuiiuu wnii married to
MUh Qlora Hmltii, ihu yveddlug tuk-
lux iilucu III Kuiinliurit. Aflor u
wedding trip through southern Oal
Isforiilti, Mr. unci Mm. Hughe will
roliirn In Klnmiilh Falls In make
tlwlr liuiii" Mr. Hughes I"
llustod Willi Ihu .Sum Hi in li Pacific,
hill I'll cole
Keith Cole, who fur Ihu pusl "V-
unii moot hi bee boon in th thoatrl
cnl bltllOMI In southern 'li 1 1 r in l.i ,
Ih mining tbo linlliliiy vlnlim frnin
ihu mini punning o visit friea'di
In Klirmitlli Fulls. ll- In lli' inn 'it
Mr. mill Mm. 0 S. Coin nl' Medfprd
ami whllo In unlit hern Orofon pluiM
In vinii In III" valley nlly wllh hlu
parents
KKIMOX PARTY POSTPONED
Tbo animal Christmas party of
tho Kodron i hii, which was to have
hi'iin hold i' Urn homo of Minn Mary
Hull thhi ' Hlu. has bean po I
poped acmnl Ink tu an ednounce
nidiit by M. Mall niacin today.
I; lpntlf.t Theatre
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Final showing tonight of
"Never the Twain
Shall Meet"
Pol r li Kync'i i. ' in: Cnllfornln-Sooih Sea romance with
Anita Blownrl ami Hurt l.v . In ihu I"uiIIiir rolea.
Tuesday and Wednesday
Hera In u picture! A tile caal present
"The Mystic"
which i th" ftmi araat film ((poalni Spooks, spiritualism.
Seances. Tnlih tupping anil other fraud perpetuated on tb
credulous.
AUbe LIBERTY
Final showing tonight of
"The Storm
Breaker"
Starring Unit vcrllo man House Peters. Til Ik In 0110 ! iho
mom Inlerestlni as well un thrilling itorlea wo bavn si i n
cm Un screen tor many a day.
Tuesday
A ronnincu of 1Jk business la
"Her Man"
wllh fine- outdoor sotting iinil lutn of action all Ul'j
Vation-mdem
x'i ::' Mttt a
m yrewwvm.
(nrnou coast to coait, from ciiy to city, ih ctery nook nd,
J ccrner of ihli great tindlrft Chiropriltor li tolvlng the
riddlci and problem of phjiicaj suffering. Ptiently,and with '
Infinite wildom, he teeki to rc-crcite, u far ar u humanly
ponlble, bodies wrecked and racked by pain. Getting at the
"heart of the trouble" ii hii domtnatAg,purpoie. What followi
ii no 'more than the application of a, fumUmcntil Icicnct
which it almost as old at the world itself.
That ChirtopraAlc trtoutditn short a time, hoverer, win
world-wide recognition is one of tho basic and most active
principles of physical regeneration, it oi mtirciting as It is km-
portant. Wholeheartrdly, people everywhere have tome- to
place thankful reliance upon in beneficial and curative min-j
titrations, ' '.'
My BoVVlOB Ih worth "iiivoHtlKutlnK," Prollminuryl
unntyRtH without ohnrfe
Dc. O. H. Mather
suw. asonais itovi:,m;n its
Mm. OaofM Rdwa ratarnad on
litiiiclay froi:i .Molilalia wlicro nlio linn
I n villi 1 1 j - wllb rcrlallvim and
trkniU for Un- punt two montlm. Tho
:,ronli r purl of hor trip wu npiMil
in crimi kji i in , Mom., bar (ormar
homv, wllh bar parenu. Mr. DOW0
Blbtorad to Anlilanil Huturcluy ovo
BUll and toload hln wife.
mun XRU IN ti:x VKAitx
Old Trapper or Band Paya Pint
Vlnlt to lij Many v,.m
A. J. Welch, 'ino of Hip boat
).a mi Irappem of tho utato vlslt
ad In Klamath Kalln ovir Sunday
for tho firm time In more than tea
year. Mr. Welcb made bin firm
trli to Klamath cjunly iwmlnK here
from Spokane olwut ten yearn uko.
Ho walked the entire dlnlanco and
wan amazed at the (treat develop
ment nlncci hln lam vlnlt. Ho no
turned to Hand tab mornlnc
ORBSH FhYJSa un. ii
ArcordlnK t u number of locul
uportnmen who npent Sunday at
Tiilo I, alee huntliiR, Keeno were plen
tiful but flylnit very high. Ducks
wero plentHul und flying In good
nnootlng range. Charles Schaal and
A. J. Connolly returned hint ovon
Ing with a bunch of good sized
birds.
HUH HOUiISIfflt ll.l,
Iten Hollimer of tho Hyan Cloth
ing company Is confined to hln horn -today
Buffering with la grippe.
PROM AHIII.AM)
Mr. and Mm. H. C. Harris, of
Anhlnnd, wore over tho week end
guests In Klamath Kails .visiting
'wllh friends whilo here.
TO (;haxts PASS
Ous Rrltton, contractor of Plne
land who Iioh been spending several
days here on business, loft this
forenoon for Grants I'nns to spend
tho holidays wllh ralntives and
friends.
t OASTINt; I'AUTIKS SIWD.VV
With Just enough snow to iiinko
eoasilng parties popular. Sunday
found ninny of the young people
of the city hooking rlclen on motor
cars and coaming down the various
hills about tho city.
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J its great Work, .
TO WHBP PQR .MONTH
K. L. Kreddrlch of DuQn-Balcer
left HiIh morning for Weed to spend
tho coming month on business mat
tors in the Interest ot IiIh firm.
POBBBS TO IDUThAXI)
F. J. Forbes, contractor and busi
ness man of the Plneland district,
left Sunday for Portland where he
expects to spend Christmas and Ne v
Years with relatives and friends.
HLAXAS AXI PAKTY
fieorgo Dianas and a party of
local hunters left early this morn
ing for Tuln Lako to spend tho
day hunting ducks.
OVKR THK VHBK UXI)
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. A. Carslcy, well
known residents of Pine Uldgo. en
joyed the week end In the city wltn
friends. Mrs. Cnrsley attended 10
Christmas shopping while hero.
PROM KASTllllOOK
Mrs. M. A. Wlnnlford of Ensl
lirook, a resort and fishing hatchery
near Chlloitutn. nrrived in the city
Saturday evening to spend the week
end here on business and pleasure.
Phono 4 04
7 in Main Street Jj
ntmnnlln llim Tl'rt, Tliont n 'SLS
PIKItSOX OF ASHLAND
V. K. Pleraon, among tho resi
dents of Ashland who spend con
siderable tlmo In Klamath Falls,
was a week-end visitor, registering
nl the Hotel Arcade.
FROM OROVTLLK
A. E. Johnson and Paul I. Clenry
both of Orovillo. spent tho week
end ill the city, registering among
tho arrivals at the hotel White
Pelican.
I'KOM lHiXH
.1. N. nnd C. S. Hunter, woll
known residents of Uond, wero ovur
Sunday visitors In tho city.
AT JONES HOME
Tho Misses Mnrlhti .lonos anil Hit
Ms McCnll 1110 being hostesses this
evening wllh a Christmas parly lo
a number of the young high school
set nt the homo of Mr. anil Mm,.
Caleb Jones. On Wednesday ovenlng
tho girls will UBiihi bo hostesses.
M MKDPQRD
Mr. and Mm. a. K. Nation were
among the Klamath Fulls resident
who npont 'In week end in Medford!
PAVK tiOHDON ItK'l t ltXH
Kuyo Qoi'lon, duughtor of 11 prom-
leant rajiclier it the Fort. KlainaC
country, hi .' lurned frmi Corvallls
where aha altended the Oregon Ag.-I
cultOral illcae thlH fall. Miss
Cordon rC'Mai'd Saturday night and
wan mot In Klamath Falls by aer
family.
Open Evenings -OSOKM
Hill. I I' MAX VISITS
lieu T, Murphy Is Just what his
iiamo Indicates. In other words he
Is an Irlahnian, and u native at that.
Murphy Ik prominently identified
wltii the sheep buslncnn in both
Klamath Bud 1. al.i- counties. He
arrived In Klamath Falls last night
lo spend eral clays transac'lt.g
bunlneu and visiting with hi..
friend.
YAKIMA SIIKKIFF ISITS
Lincoln Luce, veferan sheriff of
Yakima county, Washington, was
In a hurry yesterday. Ho starlet!
out from Klamath Fallc in tho
morning, long a prisoner In cuatddy
and returned t , Klamath Fails last
night lo time to have a chat with
lis tld friend Constable Cary Cozad.
He left this morning for the north
with the prisoner, who Is charged
'with eteallng horses. .Sheriff Luce
stopped at the Hall hotel.
WKSTKItN UNION MAX HKKK
, C. H. Bunnell is a frenuent vls
istor of Klamath Falls. He is con
nected with the Western Union com
pany and makes periodic visits of
Inspection in this territory. He
will remain In Klamatlb Falls for
several days.
OIRLS I ItO.M MOX.MOl'TH
A numb' r of girls Including Mary
Harry. Velma N'ichols. Olive ilill.
(llndys Latl.i and Dorothy Short of
Merrill-arrived in the city last eve
ning from Monmoutl where thoy
have been attending college.
MARSHALLS IX
Mrs. A. L. Marshall and daughter,
Helen, are among the Christmas
ehoppere. in the .clO' today from
their home in the Olene district.
RALPH JI'KL LEAVES
Hnlph Juel who has made a host
of friends among the younger set
slnco making Klamath Falls his res
idence for the past several months,
left Sunday for Auaconda, Montana,
where ii plan, to remain for the
coming two mouths with his par
ents and friends.
TESTER GOES NORTH
"Ited" Tester, brother of tbo well
known artist Tester, left Sunday for
Portland where he will spend part
of Jhe holidays wltn friends. At
Koseburg bo will visit with his
mother over Christmas before jour
neying on north.
EXPERS FROM ASHLAND
Mr. a;:d Mrs. John Endors of
Ashland spent the week end here
visiting with friends. Mr. Enders
Is a prominent merchant of the val
ley city and is well known here.
NO FORl'M WEDNESDAY
Tho regular weekly forum ou
Wednesday has been postponed on
account of the holiday rush. Wed
nesday, December 30th, the next
meeting, gives promise of being
one of the largest anil most inter
esting the chamber has held.
FROM llINUHA. C.YLIKOHXIA
John It. Ethel registered his car
this morning at the chamber of
commerce, motoring north from hi
home at Dinttba, California.
NORTH ON HONEYMOON
Mr. and Mrs. Lelnnd Willits
whose marriage was an event of
Saturday evening are spending their
honeymoon In Portland and. Cot
tage Crove. Mrs. Willits before her
marriage was Miss Joan McDon
ald. At Cottage drove they will
visit with Mr. Willits' parents. They
expect to return to Klamath Falls
in a week when Mr. Willits will
again resume his position with the
Shell Oil company.
MRS. MpDONALD LEAVING
Mrs, Tom McDonald Is leaving to
morrow morhlng for Sau Francisco
where she will spend tho Christmas
holidays with hor mother and other
relatives nnd friends.
CEAItY IS LEAVING
Edward Oetiry leaves tomorrow
morning by motor for Portland to
visit with his Immediate family, Dr.
and Mis. Geary over tho holidays,
Ho will bo followod a few days later
by his brother Evorott Geary.
1 When St. Nicholas Makes His Personal Inspection Trip Next
Friday ,
How Will You Measure Up?
There's no need of falling down on your per
sonal appearance while you still have time to
take advantage of these clothing reductions.
WE ASK YOU
Hundreds of suits and overcoats of foremost makers including
Hart Schaffner & Marx from So. Oregon foremost clothing
store.
THINK IT OVER
. pSv- ' look at
1 iVMta. These
m rWj ' gr was now
1 W-' $18.75
Wi V girmenU S22.50
( i e v garments
$26.25
HB 1 garments $30.00
fty V"'jX H . .ariiieiits $33c7i5
I Til 4- $37.50
:cO y ft garments
$41.25
i fit Marx
60
arnieuts
$45.00
K. Sugarman
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THE WEATHER
Tho Cyclo-Stormngraph at Under
wood's Pharmacy shows a slightly
higher pressure today and only the
fog prevents a sunny day. Indica
tions are that tho next day or two
will be clear it the tule fog lifts.
Forecasts for next 24 hours'.
Generally fair and cool.
The Tycos recording thermometer
registered maximum and minimum
temperatures today as follows:
U. S. AVeatber Report
Oregon: Uain west, rain or snow
east portion tonight and tomorrow,
no change in temperature, south to
southeast gales along tho coast.
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A Master Perfume
CARA NOME
FRED DUKE SUED
Fred Duke, connected with the
Central Auto Service company, was
named n defendant this morning in I
a suit Instituted by F. v. Hektorff
for the recovery of J161.2H. Tho
complaint allege; that the sum i
named represents the amount of lite
tan .1 lw linlro in it,., .r 1 I
Oil company. He states that the
Duke account was transferred to j 1
Hestorff by the Standard Oil coin- J
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pnny.
C. A. HENDERSON
C. A. Henderson, county
leaves in tho morning by motor for 1 ' A
Eugene where ho will catch a train
for hltn homo In Uaedsport, where
lie will spend Christmas with hlu
family. Ho will leavo tho latter
part of the week for Portland to
spoilt! thej New Years holidays with
friends.
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This cx(ttisitc perhunc holds ttt'l.iy a pnitul prfc-.
eminence in the world of fashion, enjoying the paM
ronage if the most fastitlious women in their quest for
in individual perfume.
In the production of Cara Nome Perfume and toilet I
iccessories nothing is too cosily ;is an ingrefhenl if..
Ijy its addition, greater fascination, individuality or
lelicacy is possible to attain.
Surely your dearest friends will appreciate a beauti
ful satin-lined (lift Box of fcara Nome Toilet Ar
ticles. Come in and let us show them to you.
Star Drug Store
Klamath Falls, Oregon
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