The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 01, 1927, Page 9, Image 9

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    Thursday, September 1,
P
T
(Special lo Tho HituI.I )
MOIMJC I'OINT. Ore., Hepl. I
--Mrs. (Irorge Jennings of !--sail
('It? punt Ihu day Willi her
mother, Mrs. M, K. Knuu.s. un
Wrdiioiiday.
Miss Lulu Knivlnr. spent nm.l
if the Week visiting Iter staler,
Mra. (iua Page, al Kurt Kluuiuih.
Mis tinriruil.i Muxulre and
Julia Magulro spent Hie iul
week HI Murine Point as guciita
uf Mr. anil Mra. Dun ('rump.
Tim Thursday Aflitriiimn llrlrigr
club luot 01 111" Iiiiiiiii of .Mra. It.
Ktrlt Prrwrrlul loniM
Forbes Pure Drugs. dv
f..m.,dBl.,. rriMlrlM .1 Urr,a
Tailor,
Lorenz Co.
Wholesale
Mill, Logging and
Industrial Supplies .
"The Complete Line"
123 No. 6th Phone 371
All kind of
GLASS
Sash and Doors
Screens
Window Frames
Come and see us
GLASS
HOUSE
215 No. 11th
Phone 477-W
NEWS NOTES 0
IIG POIN
The Switchboard
A WF.1J of corJs that cnJ in numlicred hole.
l A'haml jHiiscil rcaily ti answer Mgnal
which flash (mm tiny lamps. A mini!, ulcrt
for ronit and accurate pcrlorniance of a
vital service. A devotion to duty inspired by
a j.cnsc of the public's reliance on that service.
i'.vcry section of a telephone switchboard
typifies the co-ordination of human effort and
mechanism that makes possible America's far
reaching telephone service. Its cords link for
instant speech those who are separated by a
continent. Its guardian operator is one of an
arnv of telephone men and women vigilant to
meet a nation's need for communications.
In plant and personnel, the Hell System is
in effect a vast switchboard serving a nation
that has been transformed into a neighborhood
through telephone growth and development.
The Pacific Telephone And Telegraph Company
bell system
On PoliVy ' Oti &stm I'ninrjal 5rvic
MOM'N POP
t'MLOox-Na ) tWCSON'EfiiCSOM.' S
- FbR CAr OLAr ) I S0By BUT wC HAVC .
1027
I'ler.im. Thar were four tables Sir. mid Mra. Mrlvln Vender
uf bridge. Al Ilia rluaa uf the 'huff visited ami alii'f In luwii
lideriioon duliity r. I tr.liini ina
were served al Ihu Individual (
tables. Mra. Jim Helms received
hltih muru
Tliuar- prr.elit were Medumes
H. W. KkiiIIii, Dan Crump. J.
Midvln. K. Doyle. Wit. ox. Hwan-
sen, A. Jarohsoii, Win. Holm.
Jim Helms, N. Y. Hloddard. J.
Kauhcl. M. McMillan, M. K.
Kunu... Oncer lliind. Misses lloro-
Ihy I'liraun. liirtrudo Mugulre ,
Vlula Wllcos and llm lloa
, Mr. and Mra. Jensen roiurned
on Krlilny fr.im Ouklaud. Call -
fur n la. Mra. Jensen la much Im-
liroved lu health "
Ml.. Kdnu Stoddard spent scv-
.mlM.v. ..f ih. 1....1 wok la
r "
A.lllulld
Thfwn hu shopped In (own
Mutuality were Mr. and Mra.
Heliim, Mr. and Mra. Jennen, Mr.
and Mra. Oscar llnnd, Mr. and
Mr. J,.....l...,i Mr Mr. U'll.
.... i. . i u t. i
. ad ra Ur'.MX"' un """'
xir. i ! IH....L i I
Mlllun. Jim loi.li..rty. Dlrl.
ulr. Mr. and Mra. J. Marruii.
N. I. Hhurl and W. J. Williams.
I Off Ire I'lioue I IK1 IrlbaM llldg
I Ilea. Itione 111.1 Hlamajh KalU
"We Know How"
Phone
154
New City
Laundry
K. J. KOI.II, Maaaeer
pv 'Vow yj
on Frlduy.
Win. Wonl.n uf l.os Aiig'le.
. son-in-law uf Mr. and Mra. Wll
jftui. arrived during the week lu
'netoiiipuny Mra. Wurilcn and hahy
llil-r hum. They have Iwn
.njiiylii a two niomlia' vacation,
' K. Marlln of Pelican
l-'Hy visited with her mother, Mra.
, I'lerson in Friday.
Mr.- and Mra. M. K. Knuaaa
lcnt Haturday al Durrla. Calif.
and Mra. Ham Ellis ahop-
ped In Chllou,iiln un Saturday,
1 i,r'- Halls of Clilliniuln spent
"uiurduy here with bar moitn'r,
Kaubol.
., Jua" ,,r" 1 w'
'mum spent tli week-end lu
i...ir....,l
Mr. anil Mra. filiill of the Wll-
llamaun river enjoy..! Hunduy
dliihcr with Mr. uiid Mra. Olson.
Mr. and Mra. George Johnson
and Mr. and Mra. Clurlngton
auuivrvu wuii urrriva aiunK in
'r. nq mra. m. nmr or Alia-
M-,m""' und al (h bum
Mr Mr- J-
I Mr-. ,na . Mn- ,",Ib arur
' run ml lako un Humlay.
j Wurd liua born ri'ilvrd frum
iMra. N. J Hliorl thai alio haa ar
. rlvrd at Itrd lleor. Altirrta. Klia
la enloyliid an rxu-ndfd trip to
Canada.
Mr. and Mra. Jraa llrudliy of
j Klamath Palla vlalti'd at ins
iciarlimion home on Humlay.
. Tb'MM who drove to town on
iHunday wnra Mr. and slra. A. A.
,i lurne. Mr. and Mra. R. W. Kice-
Hiip. Mr. and Mrs. J. Mvlvln. Mr.
and Mra. IMp and Mr. and Mra.
Wllros.
Mr. and Mra. J. Kaubel druve
lo Chlluiiuln Hunday evrnlns.
Mr. and Mrs. U. lilaikburn
pii('the week-end at Kuur Mllr;
ikfl
Krlrntls of Mra. Wm. Helm will
be aurry to learn that aha sub
mitted lo nialur oueratlon un
Monday morning at the Klamath '
Valley huapltal. Tli operation
.....,. .u..e. ..... A,r..
! lei mi was resting, on Tuesday, as
well as could be ripened.
M,-,"J N" I' U100'1""1
drove lo Ashland on Hunday,
! W. K. Lamm returned on Sat
urday from . brief bualnes. trip
lo Kan rranel.e.i
1 Tke Bout hern Pacific depot,
which Is under contract uf con-
rPlellon" iZTl;
will bo resdy for Occupancy by
.......i
October 1.
W. M. I.ALKV IIOMWKII.
DKTHOIT. Mich.. Sept. 1. (A.
DKTHOIT. Mich.. Sept. 1. (A.
P.I Walter M. Haley. Portland.
Ore., was lected president of'
thi) American Title Association at
,'ita twenty-first annual convcu-
tloo here. He formerly was vice
president. I TMW SW A PEOi-iu
LOVC?. IT VAJE.LL ENOOGH, BcT r
ThviKii-C ITS all Bowk CorvM . x
love. tvERy Phase cf ihi. liee.
But Im PPtTW cauch of a Flat
owe Ml u. J. lose
u i lur. iHiNQr IMjiD.
aca u a t err.
CI nTTTNX V
THAT'S WMNY-HE ) ' rwiWrTn f &UT HiSWrNMC ISN'T ' '
GftVC MC THi ABDReST S I J??" .l ERICSON IT'S ' ' . (
AS HIS SOMMCR HOME . jAkE DIU.OM
There he is now- . j. ,-(aiie oeir v . . wetL.THftT's v (
ntiFD Tup dc I ; I ToTeff Cftgw I-- -rTt- c r?.s
y I I V lmNo y I I . . I - . N. MlC ,-.i.,ao rt
. -n BY . -l. V LOti Ht Sim 1 V 1 .
(.--: -- V V 1 - UfCI-t y trrCUnit-.-Ni N
7 p:.- ..T,:r--' ' ' - V Rt .' Jrf EH VfCLL-wcu.-
(m'W (mm
THE EVENING HERAM).
More
1
m aLi
urn. WMwi
Whrn the Hurro-Vaqelll Ilefen.e f'ommlltre wlnh-d to brlnx the remains of tho ewrut'-d miird"rer
to Its headquarter. AUe owner uf ihe hallilinn barred the doi r axainat the ea.keta entrance. You e
the vrriibule at the left, the doorway blrx ked by an upright two-by-faur. At the rip li I la pw lured the
ta.keta arrival at aa.audrrtaklnK
.
MKIlllll.!.. Ore.,
ept. 1. pe-
rial lo Tho lleruld I- Hiy .Mer-
I rill and Guy Merrill siK-nf Hun-i
day n ly ou bu,nP
Mr. and Mra. I
II. Cajlton
and on. Alfred, returned from
A.hland Sunday." They have been
'pending the summer there be-
cause uf .Mrs. Carlton's health.
,,. - Ultpro,rd.
. ... ...
I Mr. and Mrs. Al Alfred and
Kir un iinrrfi
IILIIll 111! I '-.U
OF MERRIlii
i
son. Klwin. and Jimmy Lslrd of.aon motored to Crater Lake Sun-
flrfVufor vallfsv Tilfsi ' for iir.
1
" ' "7 , 1 k".
- .... .......
er and sinter and Monday Hi-r
,m'"1'rd Kv,,,lin 10 ,"'nd ";
'
I ulli-r lltu.l,,.
vr Immediate .ervlcr 1-i.one
1477-W. Adv. ,. .f
Have a fit at Orrea Tailors.
41 h and Pine.
Out Our Way
iai. uc-
elcit;
TeM:J
VNORLD lb
fctclM f OVWC.LL.KlCH
POPLAI? N'.oviE. I1E.RO yjTi
ALLII-l' WIJ1MiM IN 1t-A' VMORlD
LOOVWPCPWED AT ME
it-But
MCtsJ
OF ME.
OM Th
The orchd and the cactos
A Loose Nut ;n'
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Sacco-Vanzctti Strife
eatubli.hini - ni whither they were
: : ;
! . K. Martin of Klamath Kails
1 . , , ,, .
'.pent Kuudav n Merrill.
I " .
Mr. and Mrs. itru.e Itambo
aud daiiKhter l.urena of Chllo-1
nuln. apent the past week-end in
Merrlli with Mr. and Mrs.
Krazier.
C
l-ee Brown. Klmer Sttik! and
Jim rilevenaou upent the week -
' ,n( -fhina: at Crater lke.
jilas Winnifred Offleld rlslied
in Merrill over the week-end with
ner parents. Mr. and Mrs. (lenrxe
.(jfflcld
i j,r. andMni. O. K
Ainu worth
apenl Sunday at Tub Spring.
I Mr. and Mra. Al A I ford and
son. Klwin. Jimmy Laird. Mrs.
Anke Anderson and K. H. Ander
'.i...
: K,i" f."" llh "
party c-aiuraay. i lie oroapion ue-
, ti,.r
5th birthday anniver -
- ry. The table, was beautifully
arranged in .hades of lavendar
arransea m .iiane oi luwnuar
, iun.w inM.eo
; Wl,3"'rw'lt- f-
. . !. ". . . . !& -
A. Anderson.: nrsiu -
i KOI. J. Taylor, and the hocor;er r.b iin,ii.i.ii :
guest, the hostess and Mrs. Col-
b-mk e-:
McTHiM ltJ Ti,'
LOvE. MORE'tsl
ALL 3EALCUS
LCVE.TTE.T Bo
OOTS.IDH.
J.WiUiAtvce,
isrr sv Ht srsvtcs. etc
iri I t,.c I
v .'V ts- .j .
, fa ; '
. . je i j - . , 5-t.l
removed frura the death house.,
i
""'il ''' Si ocKlna. ;
Mrs. Thomas Martin returned ;
. . . . ..
In her home lo Klamath Falls 1
yafmUy aftsr .jM-ndlnit several
weeks 'with her daughter. Mrs.'
; K. II. Anderaon. !
I Mr. and Mr.. Calvin HaiiKin
land family and Mr. and Mrs. J. ;
ITavtnr mil fnitiMv .tM-nt Knnttitv1
. . . . . . , . :
. ... . ii.ii.
dren. Mm. J- Stukel and Mrs.
; Dick Anderiwin rlsited in Klamath
Falls Monday. j
j Mrs. N. H. BoRue. M:sa' Ellen
! MeVefich and Miss l-oul.e Dal
ilon returned to Merrill Monday
'evening. They have be";n spend
ing the pant month on the sea
'cuaM. "j
I K. M. Hammond was a Klam
fath Falls viltor Wedneuilay. ,
I Among thovH attending the
opening dance at the fair grounds
-Tuesday evening were Mr. and
Mra. It. 11.
AnderAoo. Mr. and
, j)rs R
Dalton, Mrs. Lee
, ,... 'XTni m,,!
r a!lll Jlr, (.
F.. J. Mer-
,r,,, r and Vr, (. Iiaiiey anj
VlMes Miriam and Ora Ot-
(Uld. Thirza and Helen Ander-
",a- f:ll, n V'-Vellth. Ii.sM ml-
', ,,,, R,... .
W.
Will Anderson aud Burr West-
brook spent Wednesday in Klitni-.
ath Falls' working In the -Merrill
community booth. i
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kruils
and children '"returned Saturday,
evening from a two weeks' mo-'!
torinx trip. i
.Miss Gladys AndTnon of Seit-
tie Is rlniting at the home of Mr. '
I and Mrs. J. Scoggins. Mi An
derson taught in the Merrill :
grade .schools for the past two i
years. Next year sue will teach
at Keno.
Klamath Falls
" Business Directory
lAlleUK. FKATKItXAL. NOTICE 1
1L I'. O. KI.K.S j
Meet Thursday evening. I
Visiting me.nborg wel- I
KI.KS TEMPLE 2nl on, I tlaln
Ul.lVKIt S4-IKKK. Kxilted Ituler !
t 1. Me.Mll.LAN, lieerelary
.Kralei-iml Onler of Kules . j
?Cf Meets Every Frl- i
Xoose Hall. I
C. H. LUNfJ, Secretary I
lerlo. 20b0. Phona ;i Labor
Temple
I.OYAI, OliDKK HI'' MIMISK l
Meet every Thurs- !
day, 7:30 j
U O. O. M.
TJ Moose Hall. Klam- !
ath Are.
CKO. 00 I.E. Die.
KLAMATH I.OIMiK (. 77
. A. T. mid A. M.
2 Slated Communications
vG
2nd and 4th Mondays
Visiting Brothers
V Welcome
I.IKIMIS III II.DIXU,
By Taylor
YCS-WHCN E KCFPOuR EYES OHWM.
HE ESCWVD APOOT A MOMrMflOOSyr
F-iNftLlY FoowDHIM Le?DVTX
UPTb HIS OLD TRICKS AS CSOflL y
c u jwivi& ir li. .tt r
A . . , f I
Appearances or
VUIJIAJ
'
Much Iniprovcd;;i'rrSMbr3 X
j A., a piirt i.f it py.icni-wid I it ic liurtl. r i-ontittiiins; UQi ant'ki'ta.
I lrtHniiflran(Trfr"tiini. Tin ( all- j 1 ho n.'rai il.slin and color
; lurira Orioo riw-r rnniijnv rrhrtinr fs anlil to b Mrnth'ally
In. lulled new clt-'cirtr mIkiis j t h hhhip a. will ho found III
n t all of Us prlnrliml illvl.lnn Coiwo illvUlon imlnla all throuah
!iiiil ilf--trjft otIUfA tiiritiKliniir Koiiihcrn Ort'Kott mid iiorlhnn
I I hi. lerrit'iry. The drk of In- ralirornia. A Miutllrr hIku of
tfitl)ati'n I Alrt-mly iiii.lrr way. ' (hi Itorlzotiitil type tus ul.o hrnit
, Klamuih divi.lon In-line ono of In. (filled at Ih" nM (.'opco Kh'i'-
Ihr f irt .ei-tiolia of 111 Copro I l it Slum til ('lliloililll,
1 nyirm to hi taken arr of In j The Copeo peoplo ar lo hw
(ihi r"peel. Tiit; Kltimnfh KIN rrinioifiinU'ii for thrlr efforta lit
IiilKit. whlih h.n Jti.l been 111 -1 liiKlallliiK llie-o ninilvrn rleelrleul
Uiullt'l. Ik a ,ilrnil!d oample of ill. playa IhroiiKhout thrlr turrl-
iiid.lcrii !-n ( run and U a dr-toiy. all uf wlib h nild mntrrlully
liled atlillilon lo the elretrlr'io th uit'tropolllsn npprarnnr
; llltimln.il!on of the down lown of Ihr varlout roinmiiiiltlM In
ljiiHlnfF.it dliirlt t. The fixo is uwhlih thrtia slKna art) lorated.
jhue affair Iwlnn ' "x'H' In j
mini and oarrlen not only Th j Continual ralna ittut brok op
California Orrnon . Towrr i om- 'a New EnrMund bawball clrt ult.
p.Miy nanir hut ulo a beautiful Life la J u -it oatt diiuip Ihlim after
rt prodm lion of Iho natlounlly another.
Klamath Falls
Business Directory
ATTOlt.NKYS
C. C. IIKDVI Kll
Atterney-at-lw
State and' Ketlrral Conrta
Ah.trarti Examined
2llg WillitA Bldg, Phone 911
I'.eal Estate Law a Suecialtjt
F I.. :i.t.lt)TT
. Altornav-ot-LaW
TVIllinirlilg. '
Phone S! l-J .UItife l'hone li9
M. O. WILKINS
. Lawyer
21S Wi'llams Building
" Klamaih Fulls. Oreinn
Thone lSi Pay or N" ght
AUTOMOIIII.E DEALIOtS
Hiiir "lirk. Ilaitery Service.
' Tlrfs-!-Xx--h. Oakland,
Pontine. Packard
1 R.'R. It. (i.MlAGE
831 Klamath
Next to PostofHce Phono 212
Orodyear Tires
fireproof Storage
AUTOMOllILK imf:S
llrin In yonr viom llre girl
oouo niiliti more at
usual rttt
ACK TIKK SHOP
Guarantee.r vulranizing
115 So. 11th St. Phone H3-J
, . re-treads
' ' AITO KKl'AIlt
KmltTiy's Ilrpair Shop .
Cuaranloerl Auto Henairins
CaVs cilled for and delivered
South tth St. I'hune 603-W
BATTLKV SKiJVICK
Battery Sendee, Magneto,
Starter and Generator
- - i - - -Repairing
FI.OVH HLMtlOT (St.
211 ilaiu Bt. l'hone 3117-W
Battery, Magneto, Generator
ud Complete Electrical
i Kcrvica
AV. P Johnson's
AITO KI.KCTHIC KKItVICF.
iH K li nuil h Phone 31!
Philco Merny IXIco
Host h Autollte
REACT Y l'Altl.OHS
Exiiert Op-rators, Individual
Dooths. violet ray, marcell-
' Ingl hair ' tinting
ROSTOV REAITY SHOP
Glorenna Warren
.Winters Uldg. Phone 311
V'aier, French Paper Curl
Facial and - Scalp Treatment
i
RIILUINQ MATERIALS
SWAN LAKE MOI I.DINO CO.
yuallly Building Material
South 6th St. . Phone 759
WANTED
Carpenter work by contract or
Day. 'Cabinet work and
fixtures built.
1401 Division St. Phone 14.13
CHIRCIIES
8ACREII HEART (HIRCII
Eighth and High Sis., (lev.
A. F. I.oeser, llev. C. B. Feijse.
Sunday massea at 6:. HI, J:00
and 10:30. Evening devotions
at 7:30. Week-duy mans at
7 a. m. Merrills. lt and itrd
Sundays at 10:30. All are
cordially welcome at our serv
ice. . CIVIL Ki;iki KS
J. C. C1EGHORV
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
21S HigV Street
C. C. KEI.I.ET '
Consulting Civil Engineer
Underwood llldg. Phone 1075
rair Nino
known Hvll.-sliy
.r i...,
by ahlrlil lu th Bw
Tha word. "pw-
prinl.iiT-1 by Bir.ma or
!i,ai - y J J,.,l In holxht. Thorn-
t i .. I.. k..illuH.. Ill ....!. t. t
sIku I. lit llllnnllv lllutiilnnt-
rd
Will
jhmip. und the liixh hi. -d flush.
llENTISTS
General Praetlee) of Dentlatrj1
im. run. if coi.k
6m Main
Over Moe's Store -Phona ttt
Open Evenings by Appointment
lilt. K. (i. WISKl'AltVEB
I) It. 31. K. (Wl'llt
Dentistry
X-JIAY laboratory
Pnderwood nid3 Pbon 4S
Ear, Eye and .None Doctor
ML K. . IVISECAnVEIt
IVntlslry
X-Kny Service '
Uuderwood Bldg. Phone CIS
Dr. J. J. Emmens,
Med ford. Ore. '
Prartli-e limited to eye, ear.
aose aud throat. Phone ,67
ciiiitoprtACTonH
Dlt. t.l.LN 3ltM)KB
l'aliirer Graduate '
Chronic and Nervous Ltiseasef
Sow .Mellmi-'e llloi k, 325' Mula
l'hone 1278
Opposito Court ifoiue
im. c. xoitv.u.L '
Gradiiale ttf Paluier and
Pacific College i
Fourteen years experlonro
We remove the cuuso ot
disease
Tlonimra. Ore. A 13
KMri.OYME.NT AGENCY
KLAMATH EMPLOYMENT
- OFKICB
Employment for workers In
every trade mills, railway
and farms.
Jantca Kyan, lrop.
Oth add .Main. I'bono 1ST
MISIO STIIJIO
I'KAltL 11KIHN
Graduate of Ellison-White
'Conservatory. Teacher
of Piano and Harmony.
Phone 63'J all Pine St.
A2-
LIVESTOCK
Fresh rows on hand at all
times from one to carload
KLAMATH DAIRY. COW CO.
Phones: Ranch 22K3;Res. 411
E. Mocbettaz, Jr.
Texum Station
OSTEOHATHS
DR. F. R. (iODDARD
I. 0. 0. F. TEMPLE)
Osteopathic Physician and
' Surgeorr
Office and Residence
Phone 321
PAINTS, WALL PAPER
Wall Paper, Paints, Enamels,
Brushes
F. R. OLDS
Across from l'ostofflce
Phone 43
Everything a Paint Stora
Keeps
Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Dead,
enlng Felt. Glass, Roofing,
Wall-Paper
PATT1 RSO.VS PAINT Z tOftE
6211 So. tn St. ' l'hone &82-J
STE.NIMHLlrnY
MdS. I li. 1IAULK
Public Slenographer
Notary Public
Savings and Loans
Real Estate
Insurance
310 Wllllt. lll.lg. l'hone VJ7
All kinds ot legal form
TIMIIEIr I RLISERM
Timber Cruising. Keconnale
ance and Appraisal
II. II. IM.I.E
IIMJ Main HI. Phone 20-W
Working" from
M. L, John.on's office
EXCAVATING
lll.ASTIVO
Sewer and Cesspool Work
I'liotte 4--A
Call nr. fi'j E. Miln KL
FRANK .MARTIN
Ill sT ' II H J 'S' & eit si T. st.vct-e7c. ftL,. 'V