iWciliiiwluy, April 21, 1'JiM
EVENING iiEUAiJ), KLAMATil FALLS, OREGON
Pag- Wri
News of the Klamath Country
MERRILL
(I. It. (Irayuiinl find frank (iruy
baul worn liualuoa visitor hi Klum
nth KnllH thn pnm viiuk.
Mr. TurnlmtiKli, prlticliml of tho
Merrill hlKli cliuol, nnd M latum Tlilr.
tli Andnrsou mid Alln Wilson vlaltod
(ha Klumalli Full IiIkIi ikIiuiiI Frl
ilny nftornoon,-'
Mr. and Mni. Arthur Prnilnr wori
to Klamath PnllN Friday hIiupiiIiik.
; Mr. Iloso DnvU and B. A. Diivlx
Wore In Klamath Fnll Friday alion
pin. UTaldi ono of thn two-ycam-old
twlna of J. ('. HlcvKimon, suffuri'd u
badly uiutilmd flngor Frlduy iiinruliiK
whim Jin cauitht hlit hand In thu elec
tric washer. Hn wo taken to Klum
oth Fall and at flrnt It win thoiiKUt
tho end of thn finger would bnvo to
hn amputated, but It la now thought
t.y will bo ablo to mva thn fluxur.
Tho bono wan found to b broken.
Mr. Htnvunaon took Orald to Klam
ath Kb I In Monday, when tho flonor
waa droiwi'd, nnd II wan found to bo
bvallnK nicely. 1 ,
M. L. Itoblimoa of Mnrrlll wan
umonK thn home peopln In Klnniuih
Kalla Friday.
Mr. and Mm. Kd llarvood ipent
Haturday In Klamath Italia vlnlilni(
relative nnd hopilns. :' '
- Tbo boy scout btld tholr Yi'Kiil.-r
tnrvtln; at tho club room Saturday
cti-Dlnn. I'loni worn niada for their
trip to tho lava bed tltlaw,'k-ind.
Tbo boya ore very onthualnatlc over
the trip and moat of thn boya ex
pect to Inlio tho trip, Mr. J. W,
HcoKKlna, aroul munlur, will nrrom
pnny tho I roup.
Mr. nnd Mm, It, II. Andemon
and diiuiihtnr, Helen, spout Htiiulity
III ( li I lixi ii In thn KUi'HtH of Mr. mill
Mr. K. L, lloNlcy.
Mr. Horn from llonuuza la aiienii
luir n few duya with hi duuxlitiir
und aim-ln-lnw, Mr, and Mm. Ivan
KIlKore,
Mr. nnd Mia. Ituilolph Kiitti-ru-liorn
drovo to Klumnlh Full Bat
urdny. Mia. C, (I. Morrill nnd Mra. J. W.
MeoKKlna worn u Kliiniiull Fulls 8a'.
urdiiy uluipplnn.
t Mr. TurnliauKh hud chnrKO of thu
murnliiR aerrlcn In thn rrenliylorlnii
church Hundoy. Itv. Ileuily la
Mprctnd home for tho aerrlcn nuxt
Sunday.
Mr. nnd Mra. Hurt Ilowklna nnd
family worn In Merrill Uunduy from
Klamath Falle.
Dr., und Mra. (Ino. Cnspor woro
In Merrill Hundny from Klunmlii
Kail.
Mlaa Thlrja Anderaon apwnt Hun
day In Klamath Fulla tho isuost of
Mlaa Ann Hetzer.
I'nill I). Lewi and W. F. Tollo
apent Monday In Klamath Kalla.
Dr. Stewart of Klamath Fall wuj
called to Mitrrlll Sunday.
Mr. and Mra. W. F. Jiunnlto apent
Monday In Klamath Fall.
Mr. Jenhlo Jane, J. E. Jonea.
nnd Kdnn and llud Jonea vialtod
friend In Mitrrlll Hundny evoninii.
RICHARDSON SPRINGS
TIm Homo of tho Huft Hlilrt"
Near Chico, Butte Co., Calif.
Waa just In your city for a day, and do not
blame you for leaving in the summer but
our baths and mineral waters will do wonders
' for your health this spring.
LEE RICHARDSON.
Back Bad Today?
Thro llnil the t'nuan Mill Corwt It
a Otlirr Klninnlli Knlla Folk llnvo
Thore' lllilo roat 0 Jtoaco for til"
backache auffnrvr.
Iay aro llrod and woary
Nlhl bring no roaplte.
Urinary troulilea, hradiichm, dltil
oim and norvouani-, nil tend to pro
ven! real or alevp..
Why conlrlnuo to bu o mlaorahle
Why not u a aUmulaut diuretic
to thn kldneya?
i Wan Doan'a I'llla. 1
''(Your nelithliora- recommend
bokn'.
Itoad thla Klamath Fall enso:
4i J. Keller, "18 Jnffnrson HI..
nftyV: . "I am Klad to recommend
Itoan' I'llla, fur they fixed ma up tit
liqod hiipn when my kidney wnro
out or order. I hnd dull. nuRclmt
backache nnd a aoreneaa ncrona my
kldneya and my kidney didn't net
rlxht, but I )on ii a I'll's aonn atoppi-d
tbo backache and Tsllcvert all ana
ot kldnoy trouhlo."'
. I'rlro COc, at nil dealer". Don't
dimply aak for n kidney remedy
got Donn'i I'llla tho mime that Mr.
Kellor had. Foeter Mllliurn Co.,
Mfrt., Iluffnlo. Ii. Y. (Adv)
niiv nnriu iai tiArr? t '
rui incHm m nuot
AND STOP CATARRH
TH How To Open ClORued No
tril and lead-Cold.
.,. If your notrllH'nr clomted nnd
your band la muttod nnd you enn't
broatho .frooly lncnuo of a .cold or
ratarrhr Jtiat KUt a amnll bnltlo of
Ely' Crcum Bnlm at any drug atom.
Apply llttlo ot thl fragrant, nnll
nepllo cream Into your nostrils nnd
let It ponotrato through ovnry air
paaaafto of your head, soothing nnd
hoallng the Inflamed, swollen mucotia
membrape and you got Instant relief.
Ahi how good It feel; Your nos
tril am open, your bond la clear, no
morn ' hawking, anuftllngk; blowing!
no mora hoadncho, dryness ortrug-
gllng for bronth. Kly'a Ceam Malm IsJ
Jusl what sutrorors iroin noun cohib
and entnrrb neod. It's a dollgbt.
Wins Hat
1 '' yl i.iani'' 1
Laura Willis, 17. of Voungmown. 0..
wunted a new faster hnt. Ko when
n Voungslown pnper offorod to clve
a hat to the girl who skoiched the ,
beat one, aha wont to work and won I
the price. Uut then, alto dwan't noed
a nvw hut to. look charming dota
ll.I.KOAt, MAHUIAGKH
. PnOVIDENCE, H. I. April 21
(tV) For jonr many folks In tho
Into havo boon Illegally married. A
law passed In 1789 says persons
with a former iwlfo or husbaud liv
ing cunnot wed again. The login
lnluro Is dolotlng "former" and vail
dating mnrrlftgoB which woro cou.
trary to tho law,
Heat of Red Peppers
Breaks Chest Golds
Rub It on Congested, Aching ChestLoosen Up that Tight
Feeling at OnceSurely Brings Quickest Relief.
What a Queer Desperado!
Jim Lyon, held in the Norwalk, (O.) Juil on chargoa of first degree mur
der, and reputed to be a dniiKvroua two-gun man, picked the lock in til
coll and wulked out of jnll tho other morning. I'osaea hunted for him with
out aucceaa. Then, at evening, he wulked hack unci surrendered to Lucille
Urogory, daughtor of ilia rherlff, un ahown above. Ho hml stepped out
to atuj hla wife, hn anld, nnd havlfig aocn her thought he il come buck.
They rocontly moved to a ranch
near Klnmath Falls. . llud had the
miafortuno a week ago to break hla
arm whllo cranking a car.
Mr. and Mr. Burr Weatbrook re
turned Mouduy evening from a tut
day vlalt In Portland.
Mr. N. K. Woodhouao apent Mon'
day In Klamath Fall shopping,
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Martin of
Klumatb Kulla apent Monday evening
In Morrill tho guests of Mr. and
Mr. It. II. Anderson.
At tho regular meeting of the
Morrill Itebehdh lodge Monday evt
nlng Mr. Mne Anderson and Mra.
Etta Ecogglna wore electod delegates
to attend Kebekah assembly which
meets In fialem In May.
Water has been turned In tho
canal near Merrill and poople in
getting busy Irrigating. The spring
ha been so dry tho ground la badly
In need of water.
Thu Ladles' Aid society of the
Presbyterian church will bold
cooked food sale Saturday afternoon.
Ono of tho comforts of home la
you often havo something to show
for your bills.
Shasta ''Uiew
The bind in the Mulln nnd fihusta
Vlnw Irrigation districts has a dif
ferent a ii pea run on since curly spring
ns so much of it is ready for crop
ping und a largo portion already
Into grain.
Itlihard Parker, who was thrown
from his horse recently, Is getting
nli.iiK fine.
Charles Klngle of thrt Llbby dis
trict has moved hla family to the
lien Pickett place.
Tho ball gamo between Rhasta
Vlow and Llbby schools Friday waa
won by Kliaata View, score standing
7 to Zl.
Peter Fisher and wife were Klom
ntb Falls visitor Friday.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Tirnazealo of Keno
and Mr. and Mr. Hoy Hudson of
Kluuiulh Fulls were Sunday guest
at tho homo of the ladios' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ilenoflled.
Joe Micka and wlto and Mrs. Tof
fel were buaineaa visitors In Klam
ath Falls Thursday.
Mr. and Mra. Robert Coffcian and
baby boy of Butte Falls have been
spending the past week with Coff
man's mother. Mra. Oliver Martin.
Charles FauRbt and family apent
Thursday in the county neat doing
business.
Mrs. McCiruo, sons Richard and
Ned and daughter, Irma, of Pltte
ville, Cal., spent a few days with the
former's daughter, Mra. Ilcnuflold
and family.
W. It. IluKkln and family of this
place and John IlanklnH and family
of Kansas City wore Sunduy vict
ors at Klamath Fulls.
The "Old Time" dunce given by
tho Helping Hand ladles at the
Broadway theater at Mulln Friday
evening In honor of their husbands
and children and n few of their
friends wore (ulte well attended and
a most enjoyable evening was spent
by children, young people and grown
lips. Tho "old time" quadrilles and
round dancc3 were finite amusing to
Ilia younger srt at first, but they
noon became interested enough to
Icarn of tho older ones and we
heard the expression by many that
It would be fine If more such parties
could be held. The ladles served
dainty, refreshment to the guests
about midnight. Music was furnish
ed for the dancers by tllchard
Pickett, and Mr. Htrlckland, vio
lin; Mrs. Blanche Pickett. Beth
Klrkpatrick, piano; Mrs. John Bai
ley, guitar; A. Kalina, snara drum.
If you are looking for good music
lust call on our orchestra.
- W. It. Hasklns, W. A. Layman,
Bertie Fobb and C. M. Klrkpatrick
are having their houses wired for
electricity this week.
Lester Kirkjatrlck ot Klamath
Falls visited hla mother, nolle Klrk
patrick. Friday.
W. R. Hasklns has Just installed
a Pine Troa milking machine.
Mr. and Mr. Dunbar of Tula
Lake wore Sunday guests ' lit tho
Hasklns home. , ,
.
KXrilAN'UK 8TCDK.VTH
CLAREMONT, Calif. April tt. (P)
Pomona Collcgo and the National
University of Mexico have entered
Into an agreement for the exchange
of ton student. i .
Try Our V
Butter
Horns
Made Fresh
Every Day
CLUB
CAFE
534-36 Main
"Serves You
Righer
Kauo your tight, nclilng chest. Stop
tho pain. Bronk tip tho congestion.
Feel a had cold loonon up in just a
Bhoft tlmo, , .
"Rod Poppor Huh" Is Urn cold ro
mody that brings tho nulckos'l rollof.
It cannot hurt you nnd It certainly
seoms to end tho tlghlnoss and drive
thn congostlon and soreness right out.
' Whon hent penotrnto right down
Into colds, congestion, nulling muscles
nnd Horo, ntiff Joints, rollof oonioa nt
. onco.. : . . . ,,
Nothing ha i fuch concontrti.ton,
ponotrntlng Uou.ub rctj iioppors,
TltorHI
moment you apply Rod Poppor Rub
for colds, backache, sore muscles,
stiff nock, lumbago, or tho pains of
rheumatism or nourltls, you fool tho
tingling boat.
in throo minutes the congested spot
Is wnrmnd through und through.
When you nro suffotlng soAyou can
hardly got about, Just got n Jar of
Howlas Rod Popper Hub, tnado from
red poppors, nt nny drug store. You
will havo tho quickest rollof known.
For Froo Snmplo Mall This Adv. to
WHITKIIALt, PHAnMACALCO.,Ino.
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yunmiiBou A.vy, huh iuia, n.t.
c5lIDLAND
Mra. John Bcott la spending a tow
days with her parents this weak.
Najdeno Uregory I spending the
week with her ' grandmother Mra.
Thomaa Largent.
Frank Lane returned to Stockton
after a few days vlalt here, looking
after business matters concerning
hla ranch, which Is located near
Midland.
Mra. Edna Flowers of the Mid
land storo was purchasing supplies
In Klamath Falls on Thursday.
Kilcar L. Furber and son Lewis
of Miller Island wan a Klamath Falls
visitor on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Largent and
son nnd daughter weio In Klamath
Falls on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lao Sutton and son
James spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mra. Murtln Grcon of Henley district.
Harry Wlthroll was a business
visitor In Klamath Falls Friday.
J. C. Wright has boon confined to
hla bed or post tow days .suffering
with iufluenaa.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Burnett were
calling in Spring Lako district
Thursday.
Wm. Llngley rancher from Mid
land district was In Klamath FnllB
on business on Friday.
Mrs. J,' D. Hooper spent Friday
In Klamath Fulls with friends and
shopping.
Jenotto Dnlloy has started to
school ot Miller Hill from Shaw-
Bortram district.
Albert Ball spont Sunday with his
parents In Round Lako district.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A,. Shulmlro
gave a danco and card party at
tholr home on Saturday evening.
Thoro waa a large crowd and every
one enjoyed tho evening. Refresh
monts woro sorved at a late hour.
Mrs. John Soott roturned to her
homo iu San Francisco after spend
ing the spring months here with
hor parents.
Miss Ruby Marshal of Keno spent
in low days with friends iore last
week,
Mrs, J, D. Hooper rocolvod ia
shipment ot 200 baby chicks from
Orland Hatchory thl weok.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Smock ot Klam
ath Falls spent tho iweok end with
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Shulmlro.
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Largont
spent Saturday aftornoon at tho
home of hi parents,
Frank' Btowart and sons and
Audro Agor were calling on Miller
Island and fishing on Sunday,
Mr. Bryant and Lowls Williams
woro, callers on tho Island 8uuday,
from tho Summers district.
Tho difference botwoon some poo
plo's singing nnd having a fit is
thoyenn't help having fits.
mar
TimshouldM
next
One of - these Three
FIRST, bect.nse quantity pro
duction, done according to
very strict specifications that
put quality first, will give yon
a better tire. i : -
SECOND, because the "West
ern Auto" way of selling,
direct through its own stores
to you, gives you a better tire
for less money.
THIRD, because a "Westera
Auto" Store is almost always
within driving distance
ready and willing to render
competent service.
TIRES
MOUNTED FREE
K-'oa 1 u-i a "iT"" n i " " a5gsttM""Tt ' tM,J-4gt3a'
11
Wear-Well Cords
RUad.rd w.lsht ajitl atandaH awrtlie In a
Com Tic tlmi qnjUs manr tafldiutl Crds
on th. market nnd oost. from S3 to Sit pr
tiro !, ncesrtUnx to alse.
KIo Prices
30x3
Clincher
SOxJi,
Clincher, Rag. Size.
30x3'a
CI. (Ovaralia)
30x3',
83 (Ovaraiza) ;. ...
31x4
88 (Ovaraiza) .....
32x4
88 (Ovaraiza)
33x4 t
88 (Ovaraiza)
34x4
88 (Ovaraiza) .....
32x42
83 (Ovaraiza) ....,
33x414
83 (Oversize) .......
94x41,
88 (Ovaraiza) .....
,........$8.95
........ $9.75
$10.95
,......$13.80
,....$16.95
$17.85
$18.65
......$19.45
$25.75
$26.85
$27.90
Western Giant Cords
HKAVV TXTTT rOMWKBCTAt, TTTK
Ktrn ovrnlt. oxtro w.lcht. ostrs mile..
In n I'wcl bollt for hrory eommorrlol cr
nop, or eitr hard pcuHOfU car aervlco. as
a low pric.
Kit.
36x6
Str. Sid
35x5
8tr. Sid
33x5
8tr. Sid
34x4yav
8tr. Sid
33x4!4
8tr. Sida ........
32x4,
8tr. Sid
33x4
8tr. Sld ,
32x4
Str. Sid
31x4
Str. Sid
30x3,
Str. Sida ,
30x3, Extra
Ovaraiza, Cllnehar
PrWo
TV. .T...'. .
$38.75
$47.90
$45.65
$34.90
....$33.85
... .532.75
......... $25.85
$24.65
$23.45
......... $16.75
........$14.85
30x314
Ran. 8lz Ciinchar.
$12.85
Extra Special This Week Only
30x3V2
Western Standard Fabric
$715
X food quality 'fabrlo tlr that
will B"l . antlafaotorr- service
(HUarantead 6000 C7 7C
mllea). Our prloe only, ylilu
V tiava roar ataa, Aak for price
THIS WEEK'S SPECIALS
Everlastic Patch
Western Giant Balloons
A law-proHara tiro with high
iat qnalltU., Comfartablo,
woarlna-, oeoaoaaleaL Hear
nana Ua Hi., and KV3t vc
Bias
29x4.40
Giant Balloon
29x4.95
Giant Balloon
30x4.95 .
Giant Balloon
31x4.95
Giant Balloon ...........
30x525
Giant Balloon
31x525
Giant Balloon
80x5.77
Giant Balloon
33x8.00
Giant Balloon
32x620
Giant Balloon
33x6.75
Giant Balloon ...........
$16.85
.$23.65
$24.20
$24.75
.$26.80
$27.60
$31.40
.$36.50
$36.75
$41.80
Outfit include SO square lnohe rd
rubber patch, apeclal metal rj in
fer, and tube ot rubbor ft 4
cement Reuul.-.r prlc 85o J ill:
Thl week only ........
Large all (73 q. Inches
of patch). Thl week
only
41c
Tire Cut Filler
A small amount of this heavy
ruooer putty applied to tire cuts
wiu orten prevent blow
out. Handy tube reduoed
tnia week only
27c
Make "Western 'Auto"
Your Headquarters
For, Auto .Supplies, ,
Accessones, Tires,
.Camping Equipment
Aceestoriet for All Car
M(Wthanl25 Stores ta theWfcs
SBpplyCo.
8EVKXTH AI P1XK 8TRKET9
KLAMATH FAU.8, ORE.
29x4.40.7
Wear-Well
Balloon ".7;
Standard 'q u a 1 1 1 y atandard
welxht standard oversize. Qood
value and satlafactory serrlc
are built Into thU (19 QC
tire. Our price only. I VieW
Gray Tube
Slia to fit above
balloon tire
$3.40
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Stores Open Saturday
; Night Until 9
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