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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS,' OREGON.
Mnmbiy.' Murcli 21. 17
News of Klamath Basin District
Strahorn Line
Ships Logs Out
Of Hildebrand
' (Special T.i The Herald)
' IULDEBRAKD. Mar. II. Tho
(rain brought three log car lo
tlo Log Landing on, Tuesday. The
logs am Iho first to be shipped
from this landing sine laat lal!.
The jammer are being placed
and Oeorge Beck ia making ar
rangementa and plana to begin
loading within a abort time.
Frank ftysey made a buslnexa
trip to Klamalb Full last week.
K. O. Cummlngs of (he Ewnuna
Box Company Is camped al tlx
Si r J born . ranch and ia buy
cruising timber.
Mr. Cox and Mr. Governor
made a businesa trip to the I.or
ens mill Sunday. ,
Charlea Lovelady made a (rip t?
Klamath Falls Saturday and ex
pect to return aoon.
Jacob Rueck baa returned homo
after pending several daya at
Eugene with bla aon Carl.
Iioadlnjr Car
Dan Lovelady la buay hauling
wood and loading the wood on
car which la being shipped to
Klamath Fall. ,
Jamea Wright railed fin Mr. and
Mrs. t'haa. Flackns on business
Sunday.
The sewing club meeting waa
niid at Mr, lirady'a Saturday
and refreshment were orved af
terward. fedrlc Lull of Central Point
was in tbi district Sunday visit
ing frieada and relative. Every
one waa certalaly glad .to aeo Mr.
Lull, again.. V i
' The Hlldebnnd Sunday achool
waa not nearly a well attended aa
usual on account of the stormy
weather. Thoee attending were
Mr. and Mr. !!. L. Mill. Mm.
Woelk and daughter Elisabeth,
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Stintiy, pleasant "rooms. Dependable nursing cart, rA"goo4-
placeto convalesce m illness and after surgical operations.
KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
n.VK AT MMRTH STREET, KLAMATH FALLS, OKMMIX
Corn-.i Fourth and Pine Telephone 497
Matilda Hodnar, Audrey Lovelady.
HUnche Vlura and Hup. Mr.
Ilrudy. , ,
Mjiht .ScIkhiI (1iwcI
The night achool of Hildebrand
waa closed March ,4, btilug the
end or the six weeka term.
Cilt ford S Ilea ol Swan take la
aaaUtlug Mr. E. I', Pool, with' the
road work.
Albert Buck haa moved li ia cat
tie home from tho McCarty ranch
near Honausa. ,
Albert Heck aud Arthur Vlura
attended the auction aale on the
Merrill Road Tuesday.
Mis Margurqt Tool waa the
gueat at the P. E. Stllca home
Sunday.
Ike Loe waa a business visitor
at Mr. Jamea I.lnii's Monday.
George Heck' waa ia the dls
trlct Tuesday transacting busi
ness. ,
OFFICERS
FOR CHBISTIAN
team due to the Illness of Mr.
Ilelken.
Mra. O. H. Harahbvrger plana
to attend the . D. A. K. con
vention at CorvullU Kin March
24th.
Dr. and Mra. Jenkins of Me
Minnvtlle, were visitors at the
D. Ellis Young ranch over, tho
week end. They returned home
on Monday morning.
An auclMn aale waa bold at
the D. A. McComb ranch op
Thursday afternoon. Mr. and
Mra. D. A. McComb have rented
their ranch to Jamea Stoem of
Tulare. Calif. , .
The Henley . basketball teams
played, the Bonanta teama at
Henley on Friday evening. This
waa the hut scheduled game ot
the season. . . . -
Dr. and Mrs. Pedes of Chlk
quln were visitor at the A.
A. Schultx home Sunday afternoon.
Spend the Week End
Over in Rogue River Valley
And Make Your Home tit
Lithia Springs Hotel
Wands Hotel Beautiful
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The. management of Lithia Springs Hotel,
Southern - Oregon's most beautiful home,
i extends an ' invitation to Klamath Falls
People, to enjoy the week-end in the Peace
ful Rogue River Valley among the trees ,
and flowers: -
l-adies of . Klamath will Enjoy a
Few Day; at the Lithia Springs Hor
tell' The Best of Service is Always
to be had. " ' 7W ' ' ; " "
PIONEER DAYS
ESSAY JROPHYRErMQIEBIN
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General Contracting? " "
Repair Work . . ' " '
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" - . C. Koonts
087 Klamath Ave, Pboae 1327
is Latest
WE are not whisper
ing down a well
about the things we
have to sell. '. Kather
are we inclined to
climb a tree and hol
ler in our attempt to
collar the elusive dol
lar. WE SELL
PRINTING
Case & Melton
Printers
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Thla is the latest picture at V t
Von Hindenburg, president ot C
many. Ulndcnburg and Calvli
Coolidge exchanged felicitations re
cently when a new U. S.-to-Grmany
w cable service waa Inaugurated. '
New Notes of Henley
District Told by Cor-
- respondent j"
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(Speeusl To The' Herald)
HENLEY, Mar. 21. B. W.
Short la. confined to his homo
due to an attack of lnflamatory
rheumatism.
Miss Alma McClay was the
, winner of Lincoln Essay Med
al In Che Healer achool. All
the students ot the high achool
competed and tbe judges of the
contest were Mr. O. H. Harsh
burger, D. A. McComb and Muvt
Marie Munsoo.
, The Central Community club
will bold a meeting on Saturday
evening. March 19. Plans wilt
be discussed for organising a
community baseball team again
thla year.
Eraest Heiken. teacher and
athletic coach in the Henley
school, la quite 111 at the fatn
lly residence In Klamath Falls.
Mrs. O. A. Schultx has been sub
stituting la the high achool dur-.
Ing Mr. Heiken's Illness. J
The dauca given by the Hen-,
ley High achool waa termed aj
big success. Tbe student bodyj
real!zd about 173.60 from the!
proceeds. The money will be
used for school purposes. !
Miss Elsie Heseltlne is able to.
return to school" agajn after a
short Illness. I
On Saturday -evening the Ft
Klamath girls played- the Uenleyj
girls basketball team at Hen-
ley.," Tho score waa 27-0 In'
favor of Henley. The girln on
tlis Ft. Klamath team were Mar-j
Ion Bunch. Juanlta Taylor, Lu-j
cllle Cordon, Ida Briscoe nd
Elva Moon. i
Lawrence Bfrk, well known.
ranchef of this section, has been
III with Influenza for the past
week-
Games' Enjoyed
The apoctators at the Henley-
Klamath games on laat Wednes
day night enjoyed two good
game. The game were bard ,
contested and both team show
ed good sportsmanship through- j
out.. The final scores resulted j
n aj victory for the Henley girls
and a defeat f )r tho Henley boys. I
On Friday evening the Chllo-j
quilt teams both met defeat at J
the hands of the Henley hoop-
sters. The girls score wa 33 J
to and tbe boys made a tal-i
ly of 49 to 11. Lee Dlaon ,
acted as coach for the girls
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Knocks
tunityr 1 1
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Week 3t
This
Leather Purses
$6. $10.90 $12.50
GLOVER'S
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(s'lH-cial To The Heralit)
KENO, Mar. 21. Kathleen
and Beaale Andrews who spent
the past nionlhs at Oranta Pasa
with their parents have returned
to McC'oUum biill. The girl
have returned to school.
Scenes of.Drty or fifty years
ago are being re-enacted by the
farmers along - the -Keno-Dorri
road. The road I In such a
frightful condition tbat all sup
plies must bo packed In on
pack horses, and all cream must
be aent out the same way.
Granville Brittsan spent Sun
day with his cousin. Merle An
derson. The many friends of Miss
Nellie Doten who Is ill at tbe
Klamath Valley hospital In Kla
math Falls will be glad to learn
her condition waa somewhat Im
proved at the laat report receiv
ed. .
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Myerr
motored to Medford on Sunday
to spend the day with friends. .
Mr. Clevenger Better.
May Clevenger has again re
turned to school after an Ill
ness of several days with a se
vere cold.
Miss Esther Anderson return
ed to her home on Sunday front
Klamath Falls where ahe spept
several day with relatives.
Mrs. George .Manning of Eu
gene and Mrs. George Way ol
Bandon arrived in, Keno on Wed
nesday to visit their sister. Mis
Nellie Doten who Is 111 at tbe
Klamath Valley hospital.
H. L. Clevenger, ft. W. and
G. H. Nelson w,ere purchasing
supplies In Klamath Falls on
Wednesday. .
Mr.' and Mrs. D. J. Puckel:
motored to Klamath Falls, on
Tuesday evening to attend the
show.
Play I Held
The pupils of the Keno high
achool have about completed ar
rangemenl for the play to b
given by them at tbe Keno ba'i
on Friday night.
Thomas McCUntock. Jr., . hr
Is under tbe case of a physician
motored to Klamath Falls Mon
day for treatment.
Mra. C. Snowgoose and chll
dreo Hen and Lois were buylnK
supplies in Klamath Fall oti
Tuesday.
Floyd Wilson la . kept bnsy
these days hauling vod to Kla
math Falls whtfre there ht a l)lf
demand for fuel.
' Ed. Krummennrher Is again
at work for the I). J. Pnckett
Jogging camp, after a short va
cation spent at his homo In California.
. . That's what comes from
expecting to be . pnld regular
rate for free verse. They're get
Wing verso and verse. . New
England poet committed aulcldo.
Probably he'd discovered there
would be no spring this year.
ENDEAypR BODY
Latest News of Merrill
District Related by
Herald Correspondent
(Simlal To The llerald)
MEKK1LL. Mar. 21 Mr. and
Mrs. M A. Ilowinun and son Ver
non and Miss Margin y How man
pent the week end at Central
Point, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Rowman.
Mr. Hal II. Ogle and little son
have boeu spending the past sev
eral days lu Merrill the guest of
Mrs. Ogle's mother, Mra. Minnlu.
tilllard and her sister, Mr. W. A.
Rowruaa.
John C& was u rocent tiiltnr
to Klamath Falls where he trans
acted buainesi.
I
Huuo From South
Mr. and Mr. W. C. Bower re
turned on Monday evening from
Los Ancelea where they have been
spending the winter. Mr. Bowers
ia ditch Wder on the beat on part
of the Lake land.
J. P. Matter was a business vis
itor in Klamath Falls this pa.tl
week.
Miss llaiel ilcClellanJ, county
health nurse, was a vixttor at tho
Merrill achoola on laat Monday.
Lester Turubaugh was a bunl
neaa visitor In Klamath Falls on
Tuesday. -
Orln Ulllard aiienl tho week etui
with relatives in Ashland. .
Fred Peterson, county school
superintendent, was a visitor In
Merrill Thursday.
Called by Mm-.
Sylvan Murray arrived In Mor
rill Thursday from bla borne at
Santa Crus, Calif. He waa called
by tbe serious Illness and death of 1
his sister, Minn Eva Murray. i
The Christian Endeavor society
of the' Presbyterian church met at ,
the home of Mr. and Mr. It. L.'
Dulton Tuesday evening. .Mi.i
Louise Dalton being hostess for i
the evening. At tbi tlmo offi
cers wore elected tor the comln
year aa follows: President. Mlas
Fiy J lunette, vice president Mis
Arlene Taylor, sec. trees.. ' Mis '
Louise llaltou. Mrs. J. W. Kcox-
glua waa reelected advisor. IJuln
ty refresbmenta were served by
the hostess during the evening. A
social hour fo.llo.wod the business
meeting. Thoso attending were.
Mesdames J. W. Hcoggins and
M. A. Bowman, Missus Miriam,
Wlnnlfred and Wlluia Offield
and Gladys Anderson and Lester
Moore, Herbert Graybacl, und
Frank Hunnkutt.
Mrs. Etta Scoggin haa been
confined to her homo by an attack
of Illness. '
Miss Helon Cantlno. one of the
teachers In the high school, bos
been confined to her home with
nteasles.
Mr, ltoherl. who has been vis
iting at the home ot her daugh
ter mid son In law, Mr, and Mil.
W. F. Fruits, haa relumed to!
her home In Snn Jose, Cutlf. i
The weather the past week h.m
not been very good for thoaei
lambing at this time. j
Miss Arlenit Taylor who has
been quite aUk al the tiimlly homo
Is reported to bo Improving.
A meeting of tlui Merrill W. C.
T. I', will be held next Thursduy.
Mix Krloke of Kliimatli Fulls
was In Merrill Thursday after j
noon und met Wednosduy.
Tan Iidlwi Aid met at I lie home 1
Of Mrs. Moor Wmlneaduy a iter-1
noon. Mr. Hlnnton and Mra. I
Moore acting aa hostesses fur tho
afternoon. Oreeu and white was i
the color sehame In observance of
St. Patrick's Day. Knrh guest
was given a green cap lo wear. It
waa also carried out In the favor.
Tho liiMteasos wore aproni ot
green and while.
Officer were elected for the
Coming year at this time. It was
decided not lo bold a bataar dur
ing the year but to try soma other
way of rnMng fund. " Tho offi
cer for the next your will be:
PreHldent. Mr. C. Uuwmsu: Tiro-,
president. Mrs, i. I.. Iluskln. sec
retary. Mrs. N. E. Woodbouse; I
treasurer. Mrs. M. A. Rowman.
Itojreshmeni wore served by tho
hostesses. The ' following ; were
piusoul: ldum C. and M. A.
liowman, N. E. Woodbouse, It. II.
and W. tl. Andersoa. J. A. . und
L Urown, M. I.. Moore V. F.
Jlnnelte, tieorgo Oftleld, J. W. I
Taylor. Burr Weslbrook, J. W. :
Rcogglns. Hoi Dewey. Sr., Lester ,
Turnbaugk, Carrie Aodnraou. I.
W. Burriss, B. II. Hamilton, J. P.
Harlnr, Minnie Ulllard, Miss (llsd-
ys Anderson and the hostesses.
The next meeting will be at tho
homo of Mr. H. II. Anderson,
Mrs. Anderson and Mr. It. L. .
Dallon anting as hostesses. I
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"The, Winchester Store'
414-418 Main , . . Phone 2 6 1
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Cat.
Baking Rwdir
Guaranteed Pure
Use KC for finer texture
and larger volume
in your bakings
Millions ol poundt used
by our Government
WOOD
. We can give you quick
- service on GREEN BLAB
at 16.00 Single Load.
$7.00 Double Load
Tou can nsa some of this
wood In yonr heater or
furnace. It dries quickly.
Mixed with soma dry wood
can he . used at once.
Dry Body-Wood $10.00 per
load,
. Block Wood Is scarce and
order are delayed.
COAL
Our coal Is the very best
at $18.00 por ton ,
PEYTON & CO.
wood. to iiunx" ,
(01 Main ' Phone 535
It's
a neighbor-maker
f VER in the bunkhou.se tho boys of tho Bar-C
7 outfit have Kansas City on the radio. In her
Park Avenue apartment, the slim fingers of a fam
ous actress turn the dials, and the same music leaps
forth. Forty miles north of Milwaukee, Chris Jou-'.
sen, the dirt farmer, is listening on the same wave
length. i . ..
1 THE same sort of thing is going on every where,
all over the country, at all. hours of the day and
' night Folks in Los Angeles see the same movies, .
and ride in the same automobiles that New York
ers enjoy. The resident of Seattle wears the same
sort of clothes, eats the same brand of bacon, and
lives in the same kind of house as his neighbor in
Portland, Maine. ,', . .
'ADVERTISING has done it. Advertising, the mir
acle worker, keeps eveiyone in the land, attuned
to the latest in everything.. It has changed the buy- ,
ing habits of a nation. It is the great modern force
. that makes neighbors of the people of far countries,
that brings the beat of their customs to us, and
takes ours to them. . , . ,
Reading the advertisements will keep, yoa
V abreast of the timet:' ,'5 ;"' -
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