Wedncwhiy, SeptomW 14,
DEAN SMELL
TAKES UP IRK
INIVKHHITV OK OIIKOON,
pilgcne, On'., Belli, II, I Hio lul )
Klmer I., Hhlrrrll, newly elect
ad dean of men, lias taken over
liU iIiiiiihi nl Hi t'nltertilly of
Oregon, nnil already In making
preparation to asalst In dlrort
lii( I ho work of now 'students
during "Kri'sliinuu Week" which
open hero H'lt'iiilcr 19. Mr
Hilrrrll win addreus the student
t III opening aiutvnittly Hi pl.-m-ber
10 (oil will nvrvt as advisor
fur registration and oilier prub-l
lews that may arise.
Mr. Khlrrull, who iilmix here
a'tr completing residence work '
for a degree of dorlor of pllllixo-.
lihy at Nlunford I'nlveralty.' has i
ekicimlve training and exper
ience dial r It m hi in fur thn place;
at Oregon. Jut before Inking up;
hi work In Hlanford lnl Kcb
ruary,' he had served for two
yeara at dean of men at thn I'nl
veralty of Arliun. and while
I Hern alan laught two rouraes In
rollllral Hclence.
rrom UI9 lo ICt Mr. Hlilr-
mil was haad of the lulled Males
Veteran, luirenii fur Hie Twelfth
dUlrlrl, which la composed of the
atalea of California. Arln.na and
Nevada. Thin work took him In
to contact with all rlanaea of men
III rdiiibtlolial fielila. j
liurlng the war Mr. hhiireii
aervett a a aergeant in JMin
Infantry of Iho flat dlvlalon, and ,
uv considerable nervlce overaeaa.
Me waa lu aeverul rngngementa,
and waa ona of the three aar
geanta out of IE In lila group
who aurvlved. Of thla 1 5. eight
were killed, and four other were
aeverely wounded. Juel before
embarking for Kurope Mr. Hhlr
reli refuaed an opportunity for a
eommlanton lai order to remain
with hla co in puny which had been
promUed aervlce In Franco. Ilia
rauerleace a an enllated man.
particularly alnt ha taw conld- to word received here by f rlenda
arable action, haa been eat ramely i today,
valuable, eapeclally In hla" work '
Willi the veierau'a bureau, be Fojii)log Vecelloii
declarea. aud he haa never re-1 Ml Mildred lavl,of the cham
gretted hU rieelelun not In accept ber of com men la enloylng her
comuilwlon that would have vacation with relative and
meant remaining III the I'nlted friend In the Hoaeburg dlatrlrt.
Hlate during the war. tMlea IHivia wllKreaumo her dutl.e
The new dean hold a nialir,at the local office on next Mon
of art and a bachelor of ana day. ' "
degree' from thn Vnlveralty , of f .
California. He I a member of,Vm. IVun
I'hl IVelta Kappa, education fra-j 6 tent. A good qlgir adv. II
tirnlty. He I alao member of . ,
the' American lgUU. ud the llownian i'Mli Here ,. -
Mannnle lodge. I "llee llowman, who haa been
Mr. rlblrrell I taking the place l,4l.-d at Chiloquln tir the pant
of Dvan II. Walker, who I now -uveral nionlha wlih hla brother,
im leave of abaenre to atudy at vlltcd here today rnroute to
Columbia -t'nlvemlty.
' It.tTMK.U. CtMiKIFH
' When ulng oatmeal for rook
lea or puddlog, put It through Iho
meat chopper. It makes mors
idlgestlble product.
Obituary
AI.FKKII JOHN.
Alfred John, mm til tho
late i
Mr. and Mr. Knlpli John, paw
ed away this morning at 1:35
o'clock following an lllneaa of
several mouth duration. A sla
ter, Adeline mirvlvr. A brother,
Kthrlck, paaod nny only 11
June. The devenerd was boru In
Klamath county and waa ID
yeara of ago nt the tlmo of hla
passing. .
Friend are respectfully Invited
In attend the fttoernt eervlcea to
he held on) Friday afternoon nl
one ' o'clock ' it .'the Wllllmnaon
Hirer church with ilev, I'olndex-
ter officiating,
mado -lu tho
Interment will be
Wilson . cemetery.
Tho remain sro at tho K in
Wbltlock V'unernl Home, Pine
Avenue at Sixth, whero friends
may cnll until ten o'clock on
Frldny morning.
NFI.I.IK MAY AI.I.K.V.
' Teutatlvo funeral arrungemeu'ts I
fur tho lata Nelllr May Allen are
lo bo Thursday afternoon nt ,6 I
o'clock at the Karl AVhltlork Fu
neral 'Homo, Pine Avenue at
Hltlh with Itov Frank Wumutt,
pustor ; of tho ' Firm Methodist
church offlrlatlug. Interment will
lie matin In l.lnkvlllii cemetery.
Friend nru reapoctfully Invited
to attend, . ,
Jl.VMTA ll.t.KIi TAYMm
Juanltn llntnl Taylor, dsughtor
of Mr, and Mrs. Hay Taylor,
punned owny nt tho fuuilly real
denco at Fort Kltiinalh on Tue-1
day night nl 11:45 o'clock, fol
lowing nil lllnoH. of but a few
tluya. The remulns am nt tho 1
I'url Wbltlock funeriil home, I'luo
nvonuo HI Sixth. Funeral ser-1
vlcos will ba held n't Fort Kluni
nth 'on Thursdny nfternonn nt
1:00 o'clock. .'
(HAIlI.yH KKXNKDY j
Tho remnlns of tho lato Chnrles I
Kennedy woro forwarded hy Iho
Karl Wbltlock funeral homo to
Newborn, Ore, where funeral
service will bo held and Inter
itinnl nuido under tho auspices
of tho Nnwheig lodgo cf Masons.
. M, O. Khnnnnhati, foster father
of thn deceased gceumpnnlvd Iho
reiniiliia north, i
1027.
Fred Hicks Doesn't Fly Alone
i . . : .
!
Lindbergh flies alone, liul Kred
an airplane ride for some llmr,
and look the children m Mr.
five buya: Nortnun Hihreliier, a
BRIEF NEWS
OF
KLAMATH
From Fort klainulh
Mra. W. V. Ilatkler of
i
fort
Klunmlh la In th city lodny
ahoppmg ana vimng orieuy i.n
f rlenda. Mm. Ilnckler la anaUt-
, j Mr.-,. Taylor In
lug
miking final arrangementa, tor
Ilia burial of their daughter.
Juanlla, who paaaed away at the
family home Inal availing.
t'onilltlmi Impeoveil
Frltnda of Mr. Fred (iarlch
will be pleaaed to learn thut her
condition abowa alight Improve
ment. For many daya aha baa
been In a crltlc.il condition In
Loa Angelea. Hope for her re
eovery are hold now, according
Medford, where ho will make hia
home, lie apent several hour
with old tilenda while here today.
Your Opportunity
Do you wlh to
heroine a
bookkeeper? KLAMATH
NEBH COL1.EOR.
IIL'81-SS-Ol
l oved to Hlaterw
Mrs. Paul McKlnley Noel and
Infant son left the Klamath (len-
erul hospital yeatenUy and will i
apend aereral days at tho homo I
of Mr. and Mm. George Hteven-
son before moving to tho family
home on Jefferson.
Hat laf act Ion
Business training may ho had
at thn. KLAMATH Bl'SINKSS
COI.LKGE. BS-Ot
Wm. li
6 rents.
A good clgir. adv. 14
From Kliaiv Bertram
Mr. C. K' rcterson. Mrs. C.
MrNab nnd Mrs. Hubert Butta,
all resident of Hhaw Bertram
'camp, shopped In tho city this
I forenoon.
Wm. IVnn
G coihh. A good rlgir.-
t
-adv. 14
;tt'rrrf
Ml - ' 1
Coats, Dresses,
Hats
Individuality and Style
Coats $22.50 up
Dresses ....... $12.50 up
Hats ....,.$ 1.95 up
KAYSER HOSE, GLOVES, UNDIES
Including Sport Panties
j Hose $1.65, $1.95, $2.50, $2.95
Thi.s included tho various novelty contrast heels. !
"Tho heel is tho thing now"
BARNHART'S
LADIES' READY-TO-WEAR.
McCarthy Bldg. 118 No. 7th St.
;t tiff rf'H H'HI't r WtttrttrrttHH H I TMt riM t f r f-
lllrkit takea along a crowd. Ill
an Iho other-day tin chartered a
ami Mra. 111. ka are pictured lo the
nephew; ( hrlntluu Dirka, and (Irandmolher l.mrua Itlrka.
lU gUt rut bin lroiMil lirr
Hut 12 reglalratlona of foreign
car waa made at the Triple A
llooth at the chamber of com
merce on Tuerday. Following la
the Hut: vf'aul Johnaon, Jean
I'nrk Kelan, H. Ktornetta, O. C.
Taylor. Carl T. Wallace, Furl I).
Kchlaman, C. J. 1- Thoa. J. Car
roll, II. II. Humphrey, Mr. I.. T.
Koaecrana, all of California; A. B.
Ilogeiiflller, Idaho: llcrmiui Kia
liilet, 'ali ; Andrew C. Mayo,
llllnol.
llevr (v.t j
Captain I eo 0. DeVtney. broth-
er of Mr. II. V. Joyaui of thla
city, flew over the rity today for
Keml. Do Vaney Is In annual
maneuver which la "required by
iho government of reserve offi
cer from Vancouver.
Left Fr MiMfonl
Mr. George l.lndley and daugh
ter, Mlva Gertrude, left by motor
thla morning for Medford, where
they will vlult today and tomor
row with frtonda.
TOO I. ATI-; FXtlt IIO.MICltIK
" Neath our eyes ba faded I rolla Die valuable meriirlna, cou
slowly. Growing diy by day more 'a'anlly In nae f ir over iwenly-flve
frail, bearing aweetly all hi auf-
ferlng. without murder, without
wall." A Chicago paper's Mil
.Memorlutu" column.
"Not, evidently, a typical Chl
rngoan." rommcnta I ho New
Yorker.
KTItltTI-V COM'IKKNTIAI. ( '
Clara: Now you know our
aeerot must bo kept aecrct.
Mnrel: Oh. -ve! t'l tell
everybody that! Answers.
HOTEL WILLARD
COFFEE SHOPPE
Offering for Your Approval
SPECIAL .
Breakfast 50c
Luncheon 50c
Dinner ..: 85c
These at Counter Only
Only tho Best tterved
FORDS
Real Bargains
1927 Type Coupe a.?195
1927 Typo Coupe ........ 450
1926 Type Sedan .' 475
1 1924 Roadster Box on.. 250
These car are better than
the average. Sold on
' TERMS
OSTENDORF MOTOR
COMPANY
Klamath Falls, Ore.
THE EVENINO HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Like Lindy
futility bad been clamoring for
plane at thn Kord alrpirt, Detroit,
li ft, with tln-lr four girls and
iMXiH )l' I'.tltlH iKT
A IIOl.ID.1V IMTH
TAHIH. Sept. It.
lie holiday are no
doga of i'arl.
(Al'l- I
fun for
ub
Ihe Iluidred of them are aoaped
and scrubbed and eonked In the '
Heine every lime a holiday romce
around. On ordinary week daya (
the .alght of a dog swimming ;
in the river, voluntarily or other-
wle, la rare. Hut each holiday '.
mnnv PerlMien dvotn iduia nuf i
their In lir In . nmlclii ll,..lr
doa more firetti.nl.ilile ";
1-rofeMlonnl acruVe ra tnko up
DOlona on the river binka earlv !
on
nouaay uiorninga. a neir
charaea varv with the !ie. dlrtl
ne and dlapoaltlon of the dog. !
SAT l S KIM FT TIIKN
kiffki:i:i
It's never safe to alt where a
draff nl Bl. alrit,, lha LMr.v.
Fuinful congeatlon. severe back-'
ache. 'aud a disturbed urinnl flow
are naunl reaulla. Mrs. C. I.. B.,
reirmburg, Va. saya. "I waa so j
stiff and aore I could net etonp- i
over nor rlae up without great I
pain Now. alnre taking FOLK V !
I'll.l.H dluretlr. I have none." A
I years. Take lb cm whenever lr-1
',,rl ,ae. lutn'. neaever lyi .
latlons of the kidneys and til ad -'dor.
aud an irregular nrlaiil flow
cuuae dlHtren and dia-nmfort
i Satiafiielion guaranteed. Adv.
PELICAN CAFE
..Inc.. , . ,
;.; "for everybody"
SPECIAL
Merchants' Lunch
11 A. M. to 2 P. M.
50c
Williams BMg. 722 Main '.-
Feel Tired and
Languid?
Waste Impurities in ihe Blood Malta
One Dull and Ltakss.
DO you wonder why you
feci so drowsy and out of
aorta? Too many feel always
tired, dull and achy. Too often
the cause ia sluggish kidney
that permit waste impurities to
remain in the blood and cause
one to feet dull and listless
to have a nagging backache
and annoying headaches and
duury spells. That the kidneys
are not working right is often
shown by scanty or burning
excretions. Assist the kidneys
with Coon's fills. Users every
where recommend Ooan s.
, Ask your neighbor!
DOAN'S"
Stimulant Diuretic to th Kidnya
FMUi.MUbuniCe..Mls.ClMav.Dugl.N.Y.
Lift Off-No Pain!
Prop "Krceiono" on that old,
hothersnmo corn. Instantly It
stops aching; then shortly you
lift that aore, touchy corn right
off with your fingers.
Vou'll laugh, really! It Is so
easy and. doesn't hurt ont' lilt !
It works like- a rliarm, every
time.
A liny 1ml tin of "Fieejiine"
rosls only a few cents at nny '
drug more, and l sufficient to
remove every hard- corn, soft
com. corn botwoen Uio toes aud
(ill uei Trv It '
Corns i
Newipaper Editor
Burnt Own Plant
(Continued from page on
urg'd atuln and i -unty offlr a a
to Inveatlgale.
Thorne reported the hai Ir.ss
lo be 110,2114. If, In a claim for
Insurance. A policy for 10. 600
''11 e'iiliinent and flxtnrea bad
heo obtained from N. N. ilium
'ii"ni of Itultiler. Officers said
iiiveaig.il Ion iroved the ciulp
mviit In lha building waa of tit
tle value,
Th,rrie marled a weekly news
p:ilier, Hie Vldette, at Voder,
' Wa,h
Ian! year.. That
mysterUnsly afler
plant
, burned myaterUaaly afler puUl-
. cation ft a few Iaaue4.' TI)orna
'mid bt. had collected II jAo Inaur-
'once. A linotype machine in the,
Italnler fire waa the name that
hud been practically destroyed at
Vader, but repainted, Inveatlga-
tor de-lured. The equipment re
covered from the Vader ftro waa
moved to Italnier, it waa claimed.
: Tliorne formerly lived at, Kelao.
1 V. aril. Thome ha been married
tlr and baa three children.
At tba opening of the Civil
War. Fort, Kumlvr waa bombard
ed for 40 houra. yet not a single
it. it ii on either ride waa shot.
i'Vt!i it H W iJ M M H .C!3 4J.-3l;
: mi n urn i
li . TtLwHHEH- rail
! ll'TS Is n M . h a , i !
'M II I I Ii F 1 '
1 f" i:
J SSSSstWMsL. IWcWw 5eS"e3ra?j 1
W' good
i LTsHri'sTil igwiiii T "ifi ffii friliiiTTi 1 1 1 ilisTsTifwiBiaaf rl
I
Wait
for
the
NEW
FORD
Balsiger Motor
9th end Klamath
Old Glory Wreckage
Is Found on Ocean
H'ontinmd from Poye Onel
line and the major portion of
dm umli r .arriai'.a and the left
wheel.
Khlpplnn men iMllered rontln
ned aearrh waa uaeleaa. They
pointed to the obaervatlrin of
muatira of veanel who looked
fr the plane Imki wwli that
iorm wmer would prevent the
aurvlral ,,f Hie airoiiKeH r'-KU-lul
1( n life boat.
iilil"n IjMtle.
Tba aeaa continued to yield
friymenla of Information nin
cerning the lalea of recent aerial
t ioedltloii that evidently ended
In tragedy. The lateat came from
the Pacific, where wreckage
painted a bright yellow like that
of the Golden Kagle of the IniIs
fl ghl eaaunlty Hat waa tlghud
September 1 by aallura aboard
Too Late to Classify
FOIt HKNT 4 rooms and bath.
.Jurnlahr-d, rloae in. Will be va
cant September 17. Kent ISO. '
I'bone 12S5. lt-17 j
FOK KENT 4 rooms In duplei !
houae. Ix-alrable for teacher, j
Kent tr.0. Address Box 40.
care Herald. 14-17 I
si hoonrr Wm.
II.
Ignorant of tba I rani-Pari lie
fliKi't and IH traglr feature, thai
aeamen thought the wreekaga .
u.. r. ly u pie,-e of driftwood, and j
it i, (ei.
They sighted It about lot) j
mllea ea.it of the Aleutian Inland!
at a apot which the pline might
have reaehed If It had been '
blown off Ita course, or through i
thn action of wind and tldt.
Tba Golden Kogle waa piloted
In the race to Honolulu h .fuck I
V. Kfoat of New York, with (lor- j
don Scott aa navigator. 1
th,- fluhina:
Bmlth.
If ifs fabric- !
a shirtwaist or rug
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movinff ipu. To clean a delicately
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i needed. No hatful effect to lt
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VaUiuhc. . , ;
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Brighten up your valuable rug and
tipholitrry! hub them with a dean
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and tee how beautifully the original
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there are any greasc'tpou on the din
tng-room carpet, or oily jmudee,
tracked in from tin rtreet. Oronite
Cleaning Flud will quickly ukc them
ut, '
, Cloth Covered Cncirs and
Divans
Tapestry and velour coverings will
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binek.
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ORONITI HANDT OIL
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3E
It won't be long, be
fore we'll have the
new Ford. The min
ute you see it ride in
it you'll be glad you
waited for this beau
tiful new modeL
HUP SEDAN
,
1021 Mo.kl. rebuilt nnil
refinirthed. New '"pin- .
tons ami tire. Only (373
ostendorf motoi .
company
515 KUm.th Ave. Pht 273
'i 17
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Drapes and Hangings r, ,1(r
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Automobiles lncidc and Out
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Phone 472
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