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ffJlIT KLAMATH, July II, 8iq
rial lu 'iliu llfmlil I -Mr. ami Mrs.
H. U. Loosley ami Mrs. Oscar Hunch
"4 oftuglititr, Mm loo. wtiru Incluil
"1 i'.i the huslncs visitor lo Kluni
ut'.i Kails I ho early u.trt of the week.
Mrs. It. H. Ilullow mnloruU t
Orator Ink, lliicklslinrry mountain
mid I'nlun creek Friday on busl
uvm. ....
hV A. 1'aaa and daughter-in-law.
Mm. Wm. A, 1'nni', wvru In Clillu
Huln Tunmlny nlKlit on business.
Mr. nnd Sir. V. K, Hnyt inolnnxl
lo Klamath Fall Thumdiy lo visit
wllh friends nnd shop.
Mm. ' Hoy Taylor .of Ilia Kurt
Klamuth hotel, and Mm, Win. A.
I'agn woro tiuiiiliiK In (,'hlloo.ulii
Wednesday, .......
Thn llama given In Hie common
H y Jul! Thursilny nlnlil wns wnll
attended anil enjoyrd by everyone.
Henry fionlcn, ol (ho Kurt Klnm
alli Dairy, motored to t'hlloiiulii
Tumidity iud Monday nlulit to Ki t a
load or grain .
Mis Lalha Vincent of Allurns,
California. l hero (or tlm n nim-r
tnonln tnnilug HI tlm Korl Hlnm
alli t'luriT Ihdry rumii. J
Mm. II.. A. Moon. Mm. M. K
Ilruwnr, Mm. Chun. NojIi nnd Mm. M.
I, .' Kcraumin cinlorlnliutl tlm t'. I.j
t'lnb Krtday at Monn'n rump around.
Ths regular meeting wa firm hold
after hlrh a social hour fit
Joyed and Ice cream, cuke nnd li-in-otiadw
was oerved by tlm himtniMi-M.
There wii liirito attendance of
about 45."
The community of Furl Klamath
gave cook oil food snlo Halurduy
III tba community lull for the bene
fit of lha cemetery funds. Thero
was a Inme attendance and large'
ura mil mlai'd. Th rum in It I v.
runslslcd of Mm. Myrlla Demon.
Mm. Job Taylor and Mm. Badyc
I"lg. t
Mm. Ilalfoar and Mm. I'cta Ornbe
of fhllouuln attended the cookod
fuod aula bnra Bulurduy.
Mr. and Mm. Wade Crawford of
Chllnquln were visitor Intro Wed
nesday. '
Me. and Mm. C K. Iloyt I want
to Eagle I'olnt Kunduy lo vllt wit a
Mm. Itoyt'a tutor .from I'nrtlnnil.
Jeu Hlemvns wm a visitor bore
Sunday front Klamath Fall.
Mr. and Mm. K. Degaendorfet
and ion of rortlnnd am here Hu
lling with Mr. lieeniiurfcr's broth
er, A. J. Iteagcndnrfer.
Mr. Vluhi I'nx and Mm. Wm. A.
rami nuitoi) d lu, KlainulU Fall
Tuesday to shop. ..... t
Mr. and Mm. . Dirk Varnuin of
tba fw-tnt logging ramp wero hi-re
Hundoy and motorrd lo Itucky
I'olnt to flelt.
.Mr., and Mm. AO. IHnitli of
Hand Criwk motored lo Ilia w""t
alda of the Ink Hunday nud gath
ered mountain lllli-n.
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TIHK1I )P IIOVISH 1MV,
1'AIIIH HKKKK KW HTVI.i:
I'AKIS, July il, (AD The
boylnh bob ! srowlng up. The
head-droaa of tomorrow, aay the
TarlaUn colfreura, will bo, curly .or
fluffy or alralght and vuru. but
tho dny of lha cllppum la rouo.
Htiort balr of auuin sort, huwurur,
aoenia In no such luuKcr a u
prudlctod i year or two aio mhnn
aoma of Iho Innasrlnl soothsay
on ml if lha bi'at Invent iiienl would
bo a iwllvh factory.
Homo pooplo waste a lot of oncrxy
rllmblng mounlnlus before limy arc
oven In sight. -
THE EVENING IlPflTJr KM' MATH FALTiS, OREGON
Pmre S?ven
Out of Movies
i K
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f,f aV- ' I -J
WOl l.l TAX AMKItltAM
Kill I'AIIIS IIIVtllMKH
lrurllln M.irnn. H-yi-iir-old film
star, will ail no iiion lNforf
Itin riiiiurn, uiiiIit iliiinlon of
tbo Jk AnKi'lin ruurl, wlilili
HWni-iltl lnr In llio t-UNlotly nf
lri. Mnrunn't lu-ltrr, nn aotit,
fullimtnar n ImiIIIi of l'Kii nrttu
lurtitM fmni tlirrr rrmlvr.
Mm, lt-k'r AiniuuiirrH I'rlM-lllNi
nil litvo I lie silver ihri-t nml
tw brouiilil up a an avrmgo
lrl.
gtKi:x Jiinv uia'UiUKs
' If A X (i V. M I V t IIKIJK A
LOXDOX, (A.P.) Tho heloa
Sotiety, rerenily fnrnit',1 to "protect
and fimior tho fcinvnlili's of C'hil
ea" ban a staunch supporter In
Queen Mury.
Iter Majruty tml.l a surprise rlnlt
lo tho Chelsea. Town llnll where
tho orannUatlnn la exlilliltlug jnlnt
Intt nnd otihliias f Chrlrica. Lon
don's Unlipmlun quarter, and r-
praud nrrnw nt lha uy t'helnea
la chnmlim, ,Hhn snld she hoped
tho society would succeed In pre
serving tho lienuty spots.
Many of thn artist and writer
who broiiKhl fnmo to lha iiuarlor
are bcliia: forced out by tlm In
vasion of Mnyfnlr. Tho ohemlun
exowd Is going arros tho river lo
lliiltcraro.
Mot people wouldn't want their
own way If they could have It.
1'AltlH, July (I. (Al'l Borret
divorces suem lu hi so highly prlvd
hr Allien, sin I hat a n urn her of
French nowspspem- sugimt Unit it
heavy tux uu llieiu would bu gjod
soiina of Iticomu.
Thors Is no relluhle etlniuto of
how insny . Aiiu rlisus i.iuvo their
family ties brokuu over hero, since
(ho record are supposed tu b
highly toufldiMillul, .The numli'T l
Ainerlcun lawyom prospering In
Paris would soma l Indliaia a high
rata of family bsukvupuy among
the lJurUl. .
Jl Is iju'.Ie ai-rlously coiiienlel
that Anierk'un dlvoren cases dug
tho courts and tuus-i much i-xpi usu.
It Is suggested Iho tag Jiilghl.no
vpp hlg-i beennso Amitrkaii div
orces are reported lo Jirlng lawyer
here fee a high as flu.ouu. , hltli
tu Iho Frmih Is a quarter of a
million franc. , , ....
hi ii k (i,ian iim(; i!:
J-KillTH JIAIIK, M: kh
lurs must bn w-r,i, tho stiff collar
moot Iho nd of the multitude
thut lias to pay tli.i laundry bill. I
Hoft collarj. cluiugcd ever luur,
look fresh fur on) a Illllu while,
licuuly lre,i,tiniiiits, t' .i y add, might ,
iiiuku wrli. kleil red no ks bountiful
ill it louplc uf general iDt, but
ui jiiwhll'i' coiljrs appear to bo '
neudel. , , I
MUTKHIf IH II.IIIXd IKlt HKH
KTK-iAC'l-:, IHHillKI) I Kil ltlOH
I'AKIS. July Jl. (API Til"
stiff cullur brlitada la getting rrudy
to defend Itsolf again Ibo group
of artlsls, actor and others who
go without c-illar and would hav
the rest of 1'ie world lo tho same.
The ttutl-collarile aim at a
alorlfled nxkbund elongated Into u
tie or jmuthlug almllur. There
fore, say Ibe collurilus, sin to col-
I,ONIKN, ( A.I',) Im'ion has. lis
"mystery buiise." Ill lie mors than
a mile (rum Piccadilly out towards
thn pil country. After nightfall,
niynterlmis veiled flKiires muy bj
seen. Issuing from the houw and !
waudoriug about too nolghborln
purku, '
These figures arn not ghosts. Th-'
houso la Iho liead'iiurli..m al a fum-j
una lieunty specialit. While wom
en pitli'iil aro In course of having
llielr fiico alterod, they do no'
permit Ihomsclves to bo seen abroad
in duyligbt. Fresh air. however, is
I neenstary, and at night they stroll
1 1; hout IImi piirlletis of the private
nospuui, nooneu aim mystcrtuus.
IKIPPV, TIIK I.IXKM.iX.
riTII.I, UtltlKH t'A.VDI.K
f the social season I "iluppy" (hi
lliikmun,
Tbfs top-lia'ted figure, with
gleaming silk wig and red waint
cosl, tarries a sitiare lantern with
a lighted candle In it. His duty t
to open the door of arriving auto
mobile and usher guests to the
door of the munsiuu they aro v1lt
Iiik. The real name of this old time
lantern bearer, who might be a fig
ure straight out of a Dlrkeu's novgl,
U Kl'bard Trihlicock, but to many
people, Including the Prince- of
Wales, ho Is familiarly known as
"Iluppy."
Ill candle lantern la a direct link
wlib day when Ixindon was Ill
lighted and when guests, making
their way to and from receptions,
were accompanied by boys with
iorche.
"Iluppy" today la tho best known
and most eagerly sought after link
man in London. Ill father was a
llnkman beforo hi in. No), until ha
has seen t.ie last guests into thslr
aatoinohllea I "Iloppy V task dune.
HAT
CATCH! V IIKI'OHT
i,u;k Fix.tvii.tii u.ti.v
! LOMiON, (A.P.). Uat catching
; bo become a profession In London.
A . number of firms are making
money at it, according lo the an
nual report of the medical officer
for the City of London. One firm
of professional rut catcher caught
Z,713 rats lust year.
"Rat catchers and poisoners," thn
medical officer states, "are engaged
on contract lu many of tbe city's
teashops, reitaurairia, hotel and
business premises. I think tt can
be safely said thai th number of
rat In thn city Is being kept down,
but the nld English rat seems to
outnun.her ths so-ealled sewer rat
by at least three to one. Old city
men have said that SO or 40 yaara
ago they were unabla to enter their
offices la the morning until the
rats were eleured out. We bear of
nothing so alarming nowaday."
That London Is still living up to
It reputation for soot la shown In
a statement that 73 ton of dirt,
washed down by rain, fall last yar
In tbe square mllo which constitute
the are of th City of London.
tun
LONUO.V, (A.P.) A familiar per
on In atu-udunto at all the bid
purl lis nud other evening functions
50 MEN
WANTED
to get married thi
month and have tbelr
, aults . tailored at :
ORRES, TAILORS
"Where You Have a Fit" '
13:1 Xo. 4lh St., Klamath Fall
For your own good, allow n to
. make a careful and complete teat
of yonr eyes, which will prove
' whether or not they aro to need
of help- . . ' -
I DR. H. W. BARR
t Eye Sight Specialist
GUS DUNN
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All kinds of
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Screens
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Come and see us
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215 No. 11th
Phone 477-W
-David f;- Blaseo's adviei
Save
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Right here in our own
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they progress toward the
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Our stbek of both '
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Portland and San
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Our big selection of ma
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the - pattern - and fabric
that best suits you.
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"Merchant Tailor"
-J 109 South Seventh St.
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impressea men
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Walter J. Leather is telling Joyce Todd
as they start for an all'day motor'- (?$' :
jaunt through the Berkshire.
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