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THE EVENING HERA IT), KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Monday, NovcmluT 21, 1'.i27.
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L GORDON HIS 111 FAMILIES
INFECTED ARMj MOVE TO RDBUE
Alary . t'orrwiionili'lit;
(flpucialto Tim lioralil) j
WORDEN'. Nov. 21. Suffrrlnd 1
from an lnffpclnn in hl arm. j
l.vle (lordon left fur' Klamath j
Pall on Friday to recalva nii'cll-.
tl attention.
' Mr. Mamie Grover of Klamath.
Fall la vIMtlnpt with hor aimer-1
in-law, Jennie Urover. M Iks G rov
er la the teacher at Worden and
In rompnny with her neice. Kath
leen Norrla, transacted budnexa
la the county eal on Friday.
T. J. Sander spent aereral
daya at Smith Ktver after apple
daring til pat week.
Mr. Colllna of Ivan haa return
ed from a biminew and pleasure
trip to San Francisco and visited i
at the home of Mr. aud Mrs. Ben ;
Gay the laid of the week.
Henry Gordon of Worden has I
purchased some fine white leg-!
horn chickens.
T. J. Bandera and son, Ted,,
have returned home from Spraaue
River where they have spent the
summer working and will visit I
here for some time with the
Sanders family. I
The road between Keno and
Worden Is reported as muddy and
allck following the recent heavy
raina. -
Mrs. C. A. Henderson, county!
music teacher visited at the Wor-j
den school during the past week !
and Is highly pleased with the ;
progress being made by the -otu-l
dents. !
Mr. and, Mrs. Snowgoose of
Keno were visitors at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Gay over!
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. McCollum have .
rented their ranch for a period i
of one year and plan td move to i
Medford where they will make
i their home. , I
Eleven children are in the,
"Worden school this year, however. !
It is expected four more will be
enrolled within the coming few I
days. I
A farewell dance was given for i
'Chester TGurnes of the Southern i
Pacific. A box social and dance
passed the enjoyable hours. j
lb'turiictl to Portland- '
Abbie Green, brother of Babe!
Greene of the lv Sugarman store, j
nd the Davis brothers. Elmer)
and Jim, who spent the past sev-;
era) days here visiting with Mr. j
and Mrs Greene returned to Part-;
land over the week-end. The :
northerners enjoyed a hunting '
(rip to the Tula lake country i
while here.
Prince Fernando of Spain has
keen found, according to dis
patches from Europe. We didn't
'even know he had been lost.
Obituary
I XOAH PATTOX
'" Funeral services for the late
Noah Patton have been postponed
nntil Tuesday afternoon. Novem
ber twenty-second at 2:30 o'clock
at the Earl Whitlock Funeral
Home. Pine Avenue at Sixth,
awaiting the arrival of relatives
from California. Rev. V. K.
Allison of the First Christian
church will officiate. Interment
will be made in the family plot
at L I n k v i 1 1 e cemetery. The
funeral services were formerly
announced for this afternoon.
KATHEKIXK FAR ROW
' The last rites for the late
Katherine Farrow were held this
morning at Sacred Heart church
where Requiem High Mass was
vjffered with Rev. Father A. F.
Looser, officiating. The P'Jll
bearers were James Ryan, Jack
Frost, M. Marchand, Emll Dreher,
Charles Balin and M. Lane. In
terment was made in the -ML Cal
vary cemetery. Arrangements
were under the direction of the
Earl Whitlock Fnneral Home,
Pine Avenue i at HUth. - -- - (
Phone 408 ;
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BY THE OOVERNMENT
C. J. McCollum and D.
McCollum Families
Change Residence
(Special to the Herald) '
(Whin Snowiroose, corres
, pendent I
KENO, Nov. 21. Friends of
Mr. and Mrs. ('. J. McCollum and
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Mt't'nllttm uf
Worden will regret to learn of
their departure In Medford, w here
they will make their future home.
G. H. Kelson of Medford mo
tored to this vicinity during the
past week to visit with relatives
aud friends and transact busi
ness. Kvans Boawlck of Worden
transacted business In the county
seat during the week.
Fred Peterson, county superin
tendent of the schools, cal'.ed at
the school On Wednesday.
A party consisting of Sara
Sohrakoff, Vera Gruhb, Mary
Kerns and Vernice Penry spent
the day horseback riding on Sun
day. Mrs. Elizabeth Henderson.
Klamath county music teacher,
made her usual visit to the Keno
school to instruct the children in
their music.
Mrs. Wm. Jeffers and Mrs.
Aaron Moore and small daughters
motored to Ashland Tuesday,
wiiere they spent several days.
U. W. Kruggal and a party of
friends from Ashland motored
over to go duck and goose hunt
ing in this locality on Thursday.
Mrs. L. W. Anderson and
daughter, Esther, motored to
Klamath Falls one diy dur'.jg
C. D. Wilklns and T. A. Gruhb
are busy p'.owing the C. V. Nel
son ranch, which they recently
rented. . ,
At The Liberty !
' "Outlaws of Re! River." with
Tom Mix in thr rtellar role had
its first presentation at the Lib
erty Theatre yesterday and pleas
ed the crowded house who turned
out to see the star of western
cowboys in a picture of more
than usual interest.
This is a story of the Texas
Rangers and of their most daring
member, known as the Falcon
and played by Mix. Action, sus
pense, thrills and furious riding,
some of it up cliffs that seem im
possible for a horse. Humor too,
and a love story that is svery
intriguing help make this picture
the fine entertainment that It is.
Marjorie Daw has the leading
feminine role and a cast of merit
fill all other roles, of importance.
CASE RETURNED
TO J. J. BROPHY
Chtloquln residents who are
unfortunate enough to get them
selves iu the meshes of the law
will have an opportunity to be
tried in local justice court If the
recent ruling of Police Judge
Gaghagen, of Klamath Falls, can
be taken as a criterion of his
future action.
Tho case of Ben Lilly and
Grace Hessa. arrested'ln this city
a month ago :y an officer and
taken to the Falls for trial, was
ordered returned to this city for
trial before Justice Brophy.
Cbiloquin Review.
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only sweep the, country like; a
new jazz dance the problem of
some politicians would be con
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Visualizing Vermont's Huge Reconstruction Task
The scope of Vermont's
stnugeiintf reconstruction
task, following tho New
England floods, is visualiz
ed here. Vermont officials
and relief agencies have
'called on the fedcsl gov
jornment for aid in repair
ing the state's tremendout
i damage. Torrents sweep
, ir.g down the Vermont river
valleys transformed them
from scenes of beauty and
prosperity, rich in farming,
dairying and varied other
industries, into long stretch
1 es of mud-bound devasta
tion. I Mr. Lyle Womack, who came i
from Colon to tell Ruth Elder
lis wife to return to the Wo-1
mack kitchen,
living in the
many years.
must Invti been
Canal Zone for
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At The Pine Tree
Jack Mulhall, who plays the ;
leading role In "The Poor Nut,"'
the Jess Smiin college farce now
showing at the Pine Tree The-'
aire, has co-starred In snrh re-!
cent successes as "Subway Sadie"
and "Just Another Ulonde" aud'
played opposite Colleen Moore in !
"Orchids and Ermine." Char
lie Murray, popular comedian, al-!
Jo appeared wit n .vuinait in suo-.
"' " nmriiujr uuiiirii
l"Lost at the Front" for First'
Xutfonal Pictures. Jane Wiuton
plays opposite Mulhall.
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KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL
PIXE AT FOIUTII STREET, KLAMATH FALLS. OUKMO.N
Corner Fourth and Pine Telephono 497
Paving Petitions for the 1928 Paving Pro
gram Should be Presented to the
Council Immediately
Specify Concrete Pavement in Your Petition
And Obtain a Permanent Improvement
'11 ;
Dunn & Baker
Pelican City Road
(aOODWI&HT1. I'LL "POT
CALL TH' POL ICE AT
, i; (GAVE W SOUKD-
3 i' ?ft
Ilighways and bridges
which cost fortunes were
wrecked; countless homes
were destroyed. These
photos . from the IllOOSkl
luver tiisiriei, wnicn was
the worst Itiit tt-it-tl. indicate
., , ,. , .Mrs. S. I'. Hi'lilliiaer on WimIiiim-
the severity or tho disaster, u,,, tt,,rnnoii un.i the meiniiers
Thev show: top, the main ' enjoyed a ...ii ufieiiKHiu. ai ,
, . , , ,,. , , . ; the ijoxi nf the snctul hours
highway from Klchmoild tolK relreshmiuis were avrvad.
llineshurg; left center, a I An"""' J.1"'"" i'f-m er.. : Mes-
,, ,, Idiinuw ltd - CiHiprr, erm tlor-
valley near 11 u r 1 1 n g t o n, .u,,,. jll Fun. lo. j. s. MiCii iiun.
many feet deep in mud ; Meyers J A Johnson, J.
' K. Trlplelt, I). Ellis VotitiK, Joint
right center, all that was K.ionn. K. a. Kchreiner, v. k.
left of ..bridge at Rich- m-. Kir7;ukKm:!: ,
mond. HeloW, a map show- Harry llooiii, Clisrles Mack. II. II ,
ino- tliA utrii'kon i'ltiiM u ml llnmillon. I. K leenlilrn, Leon W. '
ing tne straiten tuns ami Uwhy tiiw(i). A K ,)nn.
towns along the y mooski s i,.y. j. i.. iim ku.. -u. k, iini.i-'
........j., ihury, H. K. Enilunn, Ira Oretu.
l"uli,V ClydK (irliflih. Ihurles Kvi.rt
Itirimth, L. A. West and the hos
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HELD MELTING
ll'iuillne lluruott, i'nrriHiiiil.'iil )
sniinii i.akk. n..v. i - Th
Ladles Alii ini't ul the h v
of
tess.
Johnnie Kle. el uud .loo Gentry
huvv been helpliiK at the t'upp
rniK h dlKsliiK iolnti'H
1.. II. Si liivlncr lull mi Frlduy
(or his home In tirnnts I'm.
Charles .Muck Is nxprcied homo
from Corvallls to spend Thuiika
kIvIiik with his imreiits
, W. K Ko'som la ImtillliK wood
;froin Klnmiilh Fulls.
I Kvnueih Stewart visited at Mn
tin mi lust MomUy.
I
iHow Girls Love
to keep that uglv nhlmi awny
with this new wonderful silnl
French Process Faeo Piiwdvr
railed M KI.LO-Cil.O! Prevents
Inrge porea at iys on lonurr- -very
pule aud flno-.glves the
skin u peachy look. Keep our
completion youiia and nttructlve
with MEI.LO-lil.O. Ilet this mnr
velous powder toiluy. I'nder
wootl's Pharmacy.
Phone 952 .
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STAGES
Leaving Klamnlh Valla 7:00
A. M 10:00 A. M X P. M.,
4:40 I'. M., makliiK ronnet
tlfin. to Portland and wav
pnlntH nmn lny. Onnnnrtlons
hi aiiiiiiii wiui ri ok wick
SU'jik- for Cnlirornln polnta
T.lt'i . M. Mini l:VO M.
niiii.'i'b mako diroct througb
riiiiiiccilona to Portland and
.-'.I, i tie 10 A. M. and 4:40
I'. M. Bl.'igon make direct con.
ni-rtlnna to Ban Franclaco and
i.ua AiiRolca.
Local Of fire Sin Halu Bt.
I'liono 00U
Chiloquin Stages
Ix-nvo Kliuiintli Knlla Illy for
Clillnquln anil Intnrmoillnlo
polnta a follow!
Dally oxeppt Bundaya and
Holiday,
0:00 a. in, 12:110 noon
8:110 p. hi. 7:00 p. m.
Take 9 a. m. tin to connoct
for camp boyond Clillnquln.
HunilajN and llnllilnji
0:15 p. m.
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Onnur
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and lntormedluto polnti
Lv. K. F. 7:30; Ar. Wood i2
Lv. Weed 1:30; Ar. K. F, ;00
Slane Leaving -
Stage. Tcrmlnnl Depot
010 Main BU