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XEIUHIUHIM f WOOlll ILUt
Mrels Istf unit 3rd Wednnsdsys
each monlli In 1. U. O. K. Hid.
Eannte M Thompson, Clerk.
410 N. (b. SI 5-30
While In (Wral Citjr
Slou, at
VAN'S ACTO CAMP
Crabs, Clams. Good Ocean,
Klshing.
Spec's! Weekly Rates
ANNOUNCEMENT
We wish to announce that
we have nothing to do with
the so-called "Stnston Studio."
717 Main Street, owned and
operated by May King. We
are using our own name "It
B. Stinson and located at 3 S3
Main 8treet, opposite Court
Home. The name high-class
work la still being done by us
that made the name "Stinson "
turnout In Klamath Falla. Did
custumera and new custojiors
will rind us at our new loca
tion.
PAPER HANGING
PAIXTIXO
TINTLNQ
SMITH BROS.
94.00 Per Room Cp
Phone 409
MRS. WI LARD JOHNSo.N '.
Accredited Teacher of Pla o
Harmony, Ear Training and
Musical History.
8tndlo 81 Prospect
Phone 733-R 14-SO
Finest MlnermJ ntM
la the World
HOT SPRINGS
NATATORIIM
now open from
7:00 A. U. to midnight
Tub Baths Swimming Tank
Hot and Cold Shower
For Private Parties
rbone 1BO-W
Spring and Esplanade
RlHii Jnl 1 1
Red Ball Stage Line
Two Dally stag a Betw eew
Klamath Falls and Lakevk r.
Leaving 8:. TO momiog
LeaTtoa; S:O0 P. M.
Leavna RECKARD'S Aato '
Stage Office
Phone 77' or 6430
BTRRT TAXI 6ERTICB
-"Voder
New Uanagemeot
Phone 11
Prompt Service
J10-JY1
HOWARD
Transportation Co.
STAGES
Leaving Klamath Falls 7:SO
A. ML, 10:00 A. SL. i P. U-
4:40 P. M.. making conaec-
ESons to rortlaad and way
points lame day. CoaaectioBs
at Ashland with Pickwick
Stagee for California points.
7:30 A. M. and 1:00 P. M.
Btagea make direct through
connections to Portland and
Seattle 10 A. M. and 4:40
P. M. Stages make direct con
nections to San Francisco and
Los Angeles. -'
Local Office 81S Mala 84.
Phone tW
First
Methodist Church
' Tenth and High 3ts.
' FRANK L. WE.METT,
Minister
Reside ace. 1003 Hlsh M.
"We SpeilaJlte In HelpfulBeaa"
Bunoay uemces:
11 a. m., 7:30 p. a.
Chiloquin Staees
Leave Klamath Falls Daily for
rbUoqnln and intermediat
points aa follow a:
1:00 a. m. 11:10 noon
8:80 p. n. 7:00 p. a.
Take a. m. bus to connect
for camps beyond Chiloqutn.
O. 8. KLXQ,
Owner
KLAMATH-WEED BTACh.
WEED
and Intermediate points.
Lt. K. F. 7:30; Ar. Weed li
Lv. Weed 1:30; Ar. K. T. 6:00
Stages Leaving
Stage Terminal Depot
015 Mala St.
DRIXK RADIUM WATER
Hat cured thonsanda.'
Why not yont
Radium ore for sale by
, N. A. DRIGOS,
(Special Representative)
Phone S60-W
Jll-AH
S
DF PINEHURST
I (Specie! to the Herald)
j - PINEHI HST, SepU 1 l.es
' tor DoArniond and Doctor Haines
I ot Ashland spent the week-end
hunting near here but did nut
.have the good fortune to bring'
NEW
NOTES
j oown a deer. matters.
Tho McDonald-Pickctt sawmill Roy Fields and his brothcr-V
has closed tor the season. Vm. Held have bought (he
V: A. Cox and family have Ulrieve ranch on Jenny i reek ami
returned frcm tho roast where 'expert to go Into the stock busl
tfcey have been for the past week. neaa.
j Miss Mary Swcpe has returned j The Plnehurat school opened
from Tennessee, whe.o she spent Monday with Mrs. J. E. Patter
I several months visiting her sis-.,,,, aa teacher.
; ter. Mrs. Norman Ashrraft who
Miss Irma DeCarlow left Sat- teaches the Lower Plnehurst
1 I -hnnl the week-end In Ashland.
There Is .
Only-
1
Place
to
EAT
and that
is at the
Brick
Cafe
n
'i
r.i
Hi
111 No. 7th
St
For Quick Senrice. On
. Part
1
CALL UPON US "
No need of long delays while
a rush order is sent to the fac
tory. We anticipate your needs and
make good our boast that we
have the largest and most com
plete stock of genuine parts
between Portland and Sacra
mento. We have
need.
in slock what you
W. P.
JOHNSON'S
Auto & Electric
Service
724 Kluiuutb
Phone 340
Mom 'n Pop
Trie eighth hole most
BE OVER THIS WAY -
V DO WYe lilj i.r . j III " I
V TO OUL.I-- J S . ,.
ITS : ' r-
Li ; -
THE
'uritav for fn.lltiva I'.llf .!..... I
V will learn thla year.
Mr. anil Mra. WariV Oden o(
Ucuo. Nov.. called on frienda at
Plnchiirst inn Sunday
Mr. and Mr. J. N. Demits were
recent visitors at I'luchur-,i Inn.
Mr. and Mrs. I.. K. Oreeu, Mia.
DcAriOond and Jeanctto Mi
Mcuncy attended the dunce al
the Junction .Krlday iilatht.
Mr. C. W. TVCarlow and Mm.
K. Hunter were shopping in Ash
land and Medford Saturday.
I Charles O'Notl was h Ashland
Tuesday at tend Inn to bvudneea
! Virgil O'Xeil came down from j
I Salem Saturday and returned
r. ftnnd.v. Its Til irromnsnlihl :
home by hla brother. Charles, who I
f haa apent (he summer at Pine
; hurs(. I
entomologist attended to buainsss
! afi
ffalr in Ashland Monday.
ueo. i Dompioa is in me ion
f munlty hospital in Ashland,
!', where he is seriously ill with the
flu.
f Jeanette McMerney has return-
ed to her home after spending
'.'the last two mouths at the White
1 Star.
TOIRS S.OOO MILKS
BY AIR AT A(iK OF
A' LONDON". Sept. 17. In
f her tiny D. H. Moth airplane
piloted by Captain C. B. Barnard.
A (he ! year old Duchess of
I Bedford has completed a trip
of 3,000 miles in eight days, hav-
Ing visited Paris. Dijon, Lyons.
. Turin, Venice, The Lido, and Na
ples, returning
Riviera.
via Rome and
"The most Impressive Incident
of our trip was when we passed
within 50 feet of the seething
carter of Mount Vesuvius." the
Duchess said. "We also passed
over the forest fires on the rlv
iera. Fcr hundreds ot milea all
Iwe could see was flame and
dense black amoke that forced
Captain Barnard (o take the
machine np to S.OOO feet.
"The moat thrilling part of
onr journey was when we were
between Cannes and Toulin. Sud
denly the plane ran into a violent
whirlwind."
! Palms are regarded by the peo
ple of Egypt aa aymbols of peace
and rest and are held sacred.
7 FEESM
Our soppec?
-
M OCT "Vm
-T'PLAy FEf?'
A eiOOr? f?
SO Buf vjE
DlOMt" HAVlS
MO MICE
Huh
I ci-r -t i
L'i i: Diou-r havjE mess aiaem ('
;: . v.'-L WO NICE FcSH I
SOPPER KWe
mi LTSV
-Ui1! lrr J . I rTTET-r-cesiE x learned
rf 11 .f T7 A 1 ft 4SAi
I I -M 1 II 1,1 1111 . 1 A l-' i w-.---- U:7. ssS fit
I laiiMT
) (( hi there! who VT
EVENING IIERA1X). KI.AMATH FAU.R. OREGON.
-rri T
In the Asbury
I
M " - -V -
r u. m . r--4! $ -
1 ::m.'-yyW
A trio cf prise winners from the annual baby parade at Ashbury
Park. N. J.. Jack and Dnhky Phllllnger (above), aquariug off on
a float stf Tunney and tMinpsey. won besucoup applause and a
priie ribbon. "Where do wje go from here?" was the title Verna
Ford and ber pony used. At the right you see little Natalie Khun,
otherwise "Captain Kidd."
Lumber Official
T Visltrir Tffro
1S 1311"! AUtlC
A. L. Sweet, high ofiyu.olTJio Visitors. eoJuycd their. first
tho Long Hell Lumber c JSiiuiiy j trip to Crater Lake today.
Out Our Way
;'is
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SOU
F.V.-RS CMVi'-i
VOO AU-OC'"?
FISH Wi.r-
"CuiTe a ki'.cc
MESS AU.?'EM
lOO
VAT
-TCLlrl-R rUrl t'.i
V 1M
t
Off the Course
TV
.
Baby Parade
3
lot' Kansas City. Missouri, ao
Icumpanied by Mrs. Sweet, arrived
1
,ho cl,y ,ul 'riilag (o apend
gcv.,-,1 djyi) hero on a business
and plonsuro (rip.
- Ws - vcup;.
FELLLrlS - O'.vJiM- l-AE
. i m i
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V.'uUTHEE rllC Fl-l.
'M&e.K'.V MA WA-3 VtRV
HiCWUD-VCRV MvXrA-
MuCl-l - AMD ME.,
I L . T AM
LEAPtwiM' FA'oT".
'OONiTTAK-T-wrweiicrt i
VOWtrJ TOO FRttLV. 'AT
D CM& X LEARNED
,j.?.vMiU.iAf-!5, a
eiarr evnes scsvirr mc '
7 Qwah CMAtc vee:ei. - A
( '111 Hfwic vou oMtcRirfT) )
v mv ooes re PVIO op in )
l This club rM' 1 cn y1
PLAY rMX THE OLP 1
NEWS NOTES .. '
OF HILO 10
(KHeliil lo The Herald I
IIII.DKIUlAM), Kept. 10-Chna.
and Joe Uodgers, who have been
employed lit Hie Vlnrra much,
departed for llinlr hmtie at ('fen
cent City lust week.
Kin He Kssrt was at Hum mi
Hlver tranaicttng business Mon
day.
This district was iiultu sur-1 atrugglea to outwit hla uext door Nobody In II111 vlllsae had 1110
prised Sunday afternoon wllh tho neighbor and rival In business. sllhtesl knowledge thai an air
raliislnrin. uiakltia the roads I "Timothy tiunry," played by Will 1 plnno was lu the vicinity. VII-
qulte slick.
Lutheran church services wore
held at (ho arhoolhouso Sundsy.
I Jim Colahan and ami. Clanlon.
were visitors In this district Sun
day.
The opening of the lllldehrand
school was postponed again, but difficulties that arise from the
la eipecled to open aoon. belting by (ho Clone) s and (he
Clarence1 Parker was a Klam- Cohens setllo the relative merits
stli Falla visitor Tuesday. lot the suns ot Abraham and Hi.
Dan Lovetudy was called to Patrick. "
Klamath Kails Monday on ac-l lu his port royal of Cohen, Sid
count of Hie dtalh of Mr. Love-(ley Is nfd lo have given die
Indy'a father. li.nt charm turllallon of his Ions
Hohert Colahan and Charles career oil stage and screen, while
Knutaen were Fort Klamath via- Arnistmug haa received high
Iters Sunday. ' praise from many rrltlra fnr bla
The shareholders of tho llllde
hrand threshing machine began
(hrvshlng at 'the Hitter rajich
Tueadsy.
Mrs, C. A. Parker, who haa
been 111 fnr some time Is some
whit Improved.'
KTAUU WRIT EH HOOK
Hill rXHrTtlALL KAXM
I CIllCAflo! Sept. IT. (AIM
Amos A Ion 10 Stagg. Chicago's
"Old Man ot the Midway," has
written bVs second book on foot
ball. It Is entitled "Touchdown"
and Is designed for fsns.
I titagg'e first book, a "Treatise
'on American Football." waa writ
ten In collaboration with 11. U
"Doc") Williams. 31 years ago,
shortly after Stagg came to the
I'nlveralty of Chicago aa bead
football roach. It wis prepared
tor coaches and team leaders.
Thla time Stagg haa written the
history and evolution of (he game
and Its most Interesting and
spectacular playa. Many of the
Incidents are from bis own career
ot nearly 45 years.
llAXlHKD FFI.TH
London haa all but banlnhed
felta for hot weather wear.
Smart gatherings reveal gros
gram turbans or wlde-brlmmed
straws.
Safe
- Departures daily .
Only straight-thru motor
coach service to Portland,
California cities and great
noutbwest wllh I daily sche
dules. Hervee all Intermedi
ate points atop-ovore It de
alred.. Great responsible sys
tem protects you cares tor
baggago. Finest glass-enclosed
cars, reclining chairs,
heaters. Leavo for
YRKKA, DINSMITR
RKDKIXi
KA.V PRAXCISCO
MM AXGKLEH
8.1 X IUEOO, PHOENIX, EL
I'AHO
MEDKORD, ROHEBlTta
PORTLAND
.SEATTLE) VAXCOVVER
7:13 a. m., 10:MI a. n.,
1:00 p.. m., 4:00 p. m.
Terminal Stage Depot
j : Phone 999
, 015 MAIM rT.
' LINKS BE
Tms is
At the Pine Tree
fun the Jea outsit Ihv lrl.li j "r 'r, ,,,
Iciigiina nut ol loin h Willi tho
or the lrlh uulflght (lie JewT W1)rl r ,Mlo.,d do. The sum 7
This BKV old paradox Is II10 qnes- ktll f a .mprlan Hull came lo
(loll anil led by Uiiurgu dldiiey In Vitrtfur-.Mnr, Kreiuh flhlug vll
hla luiesl screuii eumedy. ' Cluu- '. ( o'ii'siider llyrd aud
,. . ., his row Inndrnl llire nlior Ihelr
cy. hoaUrr Wadding,' .nl.AtHlle fllghl. value lu
will opei, at lli.i I'luo Tree the- HnniMierliorg when (hit llrlllah
ulur mi Kmiiluy.
As "llyuisu Culion," proprietor
of a amall clollilng slnro on tho
east aide of New York, Kldne
j Armatrniig. Mutters am further
'complicated by the lovo of young I
Tom t'lancy for bvauilful l.esh
Cohen.
A prise-fight between Tom
Clancy aud ly Murphy for the
hand of Leah and the financial
rendition of .the "flghtln' Irish
man." Others of (he cast of 'Clancy'
Kosher Wedding." directed by A.
K. Oll(roiii, Include Ann llrody.
Mary (lordon, Sharon Lynn, Ilea
I.ease, Ed
Ilrady and Jrate le-
vorska.
---.
At the Liberty
Plying so close (o the ground
thst Iheir tall skids srrsped (he
side of a mountain, aviator en
gaged In the filming of "The
(Irvat Mnll Robbery." (he pic
ture ot the t'nlted Rlatea Ma
rines showing Sunday at the Lib
erty theater, accepted untold baa
arda dial (lie picture might be
(tie thrilling apeclaela It la.
In Ihe scenes where four air
planes, manned by marines, pur
sue a gang of bandits In auto
mobiles through ihe mountain
passes. It waa neresssry for "the
fliers lo follow a winding road,
around hairpin curves, and below
the level of the mountain tops
On one occasion, the second I
plane of the snnsdron. cutting Klamath Palls. Oregon, which la
close (o a ridge, fell Into the n B badly mn down condition,
wake of Ihe leading plane, and . all of aald real property la un
dropped Ihe few feet separating II 'Improved and that no Income la
from Ihe ground. Only Ihe fart obtained therefrom, and that It
(hat the pilot. Eddie llellnnte. would be beneficial to the ward
waa an expert slutu tiler-enved " ""' .
. .ti...ir..,.a eeo.ii .... II I" hereby ordered that (be
a disastrous crash Mt of nf t(( w
Not only Ihe trained fliers. p,rHuna Lilerealad . In the ealate
hut Ihe ac(ora aa well wero In vtw u,tort this court In the
dnuger in inese scenes. lor inrollrt room (hereof at Klamath
planes swooped so close (o, the Kails. Oregon, on Krlday, (he 7th
cars thst (he occupants below
were forced to duck their heads
on several orraalona to prevent
an accident. Among the mem
bers ot the cast who wete con
atsntly In danger during the
filming of the plrture are Then
dore vou Kits, Krank
Nelson.
Jeanne Morgan, l.ee Khtimway.
Dcwltt Jennings. Cora Williams.
Nelson McDowell, Charles Hill
Mallea and Yvonne. Howell.
ART THEATER REVIVED
IX MAX EHAXCDrt'O
RANK RANCIHCO. Sept. 17.
' (A) Emerging from fire and
other adversity the Llllle Thealer
I movement in San Francisco fires
1 unflinchingly a season of 20
plays.
The somnwhst rickety 300-scat
homo of the art play on the
Wok( Coast, converted from a
church Into a theater, went up
In tinmen but (he spirit of srt
for art's nuke without ohesluure
lo tho box office came through
without scorching.
Kormer Hunalnr Phelan and
Charles and Kathleen Norrls are
among the sponsors of a pro -
: gram (hat will Include at least
one old-fashioned piny, a Shakes-1
pearean and a Shaw drama and !
a revival of Prunella by Laurence ,
Hnusman,
1110 oniy concession to me
spirit 01 commercialism invoiveu
Ill (he re-establishment of the
Little Theater was due to physi
cal necessity. The numhor of
seats has been Increased lo 700
and a location has been chosen
on the fringe of the business
district Instead nf In the resi
dential section ns formerly. ,
By Tavlor
B0T OPAT IT- Trie COLP
S
A MILE OYCA YOMDEf
MV PoPCP.rY,'
Saturday, ScptcmluT 17, 1927.
I IIHITISII H.VI UH' I'.VI.I.
TIIKII.I.H TIM' ' VII.I.AOK
HOMMKHVKIKl. l'lMer Auulrla,
He it. IS, (!) Avlulloil provldiM
.... hl.., nr..
Iluwker-lli.ri'ley bomber hound
j fur llrlil li Indlii lu ' n lioii-slnn
J rilKbt flopped Into the H.iiiuuo
1 retenily.
lagirs roso to (he occasion and
fUhed tho Imdly Injured Fllghl
Lieutenant K. C. Dearth and hla
rum a 11 lou. I.leul C. II. Carr. out
of tho water.' Than (ho vlllsgo
lleclarvd a tele.
' Still. If everybody bad lo work
for a .living, (here would be no
body lo watch Iba sign palulor.
Legal Notices
OKUKIl TO NIIOW I'AlaK.
In His
County Court of the
1 Oregon for Klamath
Slats of
County.
lu the matter of (he guardian
ship of the rstata of John Albert
Elder and Mary Mildred Klder,
minora.
On reading and filing Ihe ps-
IKIon, duly verified, of William
finnong. guardian of the estate
In Oregon of the above named
ttilnors. tor llrensn to sell the
following described real es(ate:
Lot 13, lllork 43, Itlllalde
Addition:
Uits I. I tiki I In lllork
4. Una 1 and 1 lu lllork a
and Lota I. I and 1 In Block
7. all In Hecond lsirvlow Ad
dition; l-ot 7 in Ulock 19, Klrst
Addition.
all la die City of Klamath
Kails, Orrgou, and
Lot 1. 8. 3. 4. S. C. T
and s In lllork IS, Terminal
liy. and
Kast half of southeast
quartsr of Her. t. Two. 17
Mouth. Hangs IS East Wil
lamette Meridian,
all In Klnmaib. Count, Slat
el Oregon,
for ihe purpose of putting out
Ihe proceeds on Interest for the
benefit of said minors, and It
appearing lo the court (hat with
I he exception of aald lot 13,
Block 46. lUllslde Addition to
day of October. 11(27. at 10
o'clock a. m , 10 show rauso. If
any (here be, why license ahould
not be granted fur the sale of
such estate. Vnd
It Is further ordered that a
ropy of thla order aha II be pub-
' llshed nnce . week fne three
auceeaslva wmks (4 Insertlonal In
the. Evening Herald, a news,
paper circulating In 1 Klamath
County, Oregon.
bated August !. 1!7.
kkkd it: fioDD.rnn.
County Judge.
A27-K3-I0-17
NOTICE.
In tho County Court of thv
Rtaui of Oregon for tho County
ot Klamath.
In the matu r ot tho ostato of
A. II. Knglo. docessed.
Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned haa filed his final
account. That Krlday1. the 7lh
day of October. A. I)., 19J7, at
Ihe hour of 2 o'rlm-k p. m. In
the mart room of the above en
titled court. t tho county court
house In Klamath Kalis, Klamath
County, Oregon, has been fixed
by the court as tho limn and
plato .at which It will hear ob-
, lections to aald account and set-
1 "0 'no same. .
All persons having objections
.to said account will fllo the
same In tho above entitled court
lor appear personally and object
I tnereto.
. i, at Kluninth Fulls, Ore-
; gon. this 3rd day ot September,
taxi.
O. W. EN0LE,
Administrator of the Estate
of A. II. Engle. decoased.
8310-17-3 4-0 1
NOTICE To THE I'l'llLlcT"
Tho County Court of Klamath
County hereby dec li res an emerg
ency to exist, owing to the In
fantile Par.vi.;s dlseasn which la
spreading all too rapidly, end
causing ttoathsnmong our chil
dren, and we. the members ot
aald Court, hereby Issue the fol
lowing order, which order must
be obeyed.
That nil children In Klamath
I County, under 15 years of age,
I shall tin kept In thelivreprtlve
I homes, mid not fie permitted to
I visit, coiigrvgala, attend public
gathorlugs, enter I hunt roe . or
stores, The only exception to
this order Is whern parents wish
1 to tnlin (heir children lu their
own antotnolillns nil County roads.
1 Tho Sheriff of Klnmatli Conn
1 (y hns heerl and Is hereby dlrect
I ed to ' onforen thla Emergency
; order In Its every dotnll.
,lated this lath day of Siptom-
r
1'UEI) , II. (JODDAnn.
County Judge.
, IIURKKLI. SllOIlT,
I , Commissioner.
I H. II. DUN LAP,
Commissioner,
IBll-m-lne,