Saturday, DooomU'r 31, 1927.
THE KVRNINCJ HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
Pape Thne
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NEWS IN BRIEF
Will Wed $10,000
Im IMi u l('l uriml Honn
Arthur l. llli'U hai rcauiiicd
hlii duties with The Ki'Wn nml
K veil ln llernld following a trip
to Ouklitud. California, where Im
was railed by the aerloua Hlnca
of till mother. Mm. M. K. I. a
Uleu. t'pnn hla ri'lurn homo li Im
mm In r wiii showing liniruri'ini'it
and hop's are hold fur her com
plete recovery. Mr l.ii IMeu
Biitl I li" I r Iwu ainnll children re
turned himin wllh Mr. la Iilcu.
Travel was Unlit ml the allow
nit uliirnia through th" Hlaklyou
mountains mini" travel aliiw, ac
cording to Mr. l.o HIcu.
Vlllc n( Miii-liiili lliniia
Mr. anil Mm. Hunker mid aiin,
Kdwaril lit Anhluiiil. formerly of
Kcnu p. nt I Im Christmas hull
iliiva wllh Mr. iind Mra. K. II.
Murahall mid family of Ihii Kiiim
mad. Mra. IMHh llhouilcs ami
ami, Donald, accompanied them
lu apend tliv week.
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Varsity Five
Takes Ragged
Hcop Contest
Markets
i(onKni:nu
t'niveri'lty
I'OltTI.AND. Ore., lJcc. 31, (P)
Cattle billed IhruuKh Heady.
Katurday's receipts: Hogs and
nhcep none, mra 1. Total for
week (approximate) rattle 1.4S6;
culvcs no; huga 3.6r,6: sheep ii.aitv
t vvu. t sine comparer wim a
Jpc. 31. (41 'wk anu: lletter grade steers
of Or'gon var- ""'lr to luc higher: cows and weight Inmbs quoted up to 12.60:
mik ; puikli.it sows and feeder'
pigs stesrty; bulk light butchers
fur Wf-k 6r 10 00; bearles
aud underwelKhta .7S down; ex
treme heavies a.ooff-1.76: pack
ing kiwi (.767.60; bulk dralr
able feeder plea 10.00; otheri
ll.(0 4i 9.76.
Hheep and I a m h quotable
Hh a week ago. Not
enough offered offered to timt
prices. Xtrictly rhoke handy-
HIioMlinnd Cliiai
j Will be nrganlrel on Jn nunry
1 In I at Imlh day and nlic'it ses
aln. Klnrouth Itualii'-ai Collog.
, Adr. iil-tf
Tlti.
...... . - . . ... ntiiLTS zd 10 live oiifiier: oilier k. n..w ,.t-.t ,
MSA -w,K-..unf..o..(,l.n.hynor,of Vrr." JS,: .ttSp V.".T' "P '
' l i ' 19 ' "Md " "f8 i""" """I!; ,'"rtljf "I Th.' north Portland' Hventotk
k.- I ')?; f ' nuni. mo univerany - ". . ..uu., "- marlci-ta will ne open for buMneaa
rT - !;,.. ' ' "'"- 'k f "" P'- '"m, '"""'I klnda 11.00 Monday, January 2. aa uaual.
, , 4; ' XL T . ! ilniliirly In offonav and In d.-lH.lo; off quullty down to
I 2 ! 1 '" " P:"r. " Ko'- i 8 ',0 n,, "nder; rood hulfera a I f a I 1 1 a 1 1 aj a 1 1 1
Mr. Hhatlmk l-fc
Mra. (I. W. HlmtlU'k rturnd
home on thla ini.rnlnra train to
liur home In Portland aftor
inillia the Chrlaiiima holldaya
hnre wllh Mr. and Mra. Ilruce
liennla and eon, Jn k. Mra. Khui
lurk la a aimer of Mr. Ihmnla and
haa made mitiiv frliHa In thla
illy where ahe haa rliltrd on lev
era I orraalona.
-omTtlin
Throiirh n typographical error
the name l(u"ll M u I In m waa
IKi'd lliatKml of rturll MrMtlllon.
The arlli U had r'firi'n'fi to lmla
Mueller, deputy aherllf, ri'lurn-
lug from Itoei liurg where he had I
tnken Mi Mullen who bna bei-u I "aranr. on H.u
aenlrm-eil la two veare 111 lllul N hata over $5 00
penllrntlury. MiMulleii waa ar
reated and ronvtrted on a chnme
of altiMiihllnie to defraud all In
aurnnre niiiipnny. HUHaell Mi
4 ' it 1 1 ii in la the name of one nl
Klainnih'a wl known and re
aeclml yiiun men.
Mury K. flruanr. 1'. of Doyle-
In h i.nt twi-H n will.
Inaiier in mitrry the imin
I burg iinrondliiom d qnlotet hair-1 r"ld freely up lo . 60; good eowa
ln many openlnga but larking up lo a. on: other ahe alorg mont
nblllty lo hit the haknt. Dur-:ly 7T6 down: low cultera down
Ing the flrat half Hon.-burg kept ' ' ' 60; bulla ateady. moatly
pLce with the ramify and the 6.75ft . 00; calrea and vealera
K uril wan tied cnral tlmen. In ateady lo toe higher; calrea
the lout half, however, the lo-
-ul playera began lu fen) the ef-
ferta wiM'fully, allowing the ver-
rlty to pile up a lung lead. The
mil vi rally u"il ita regular team,
Mllllgau, Itlillng. Fdwarda, Mi
I'nrmlrk and Dally, until the laat
who'll 1 fl-w nlnute of play when Huro-
larirely 7.00 it 10.00; choice liKbl
venlera up to 12.60.
Ilofa: Compared wllh a week
ago: Ilutrher claiuiea 26 to 60c
higher; cloaijd atrong at the ad-
Ftrt-proof Centrally liraled
Popular Price, and Benrlc. are
'be demanda of lb. day tbal'a
why Ihe Butler la patrootxed by
he dlaerlmlnatinf.
Manaaremenf lieo. Varrea Honfiev
aupply flo.niio her fumlly heeda.
and mnny
leaa. Itarnhart'a, McCarthy llldg.. leave
118 North 7ta St. Adv. ' 29if
Mure ToiiJglil
A ilnnie which give, promlne
of being well attended la that of
the Pelican Community Club Ihln
evening at I'ellmu City. Thl
ilnnre .la th third annual New
Vear'a Party given by the club.
Hal lllnrkburn'a orrheatrg will
provldo the dunro mualc.
Invlii Momfny
Mini. AHnn Miiwey, diiughter or
Dr. tin-1 Mra. ), A. Mey will
uu Monduy for lOiigune to
reauiuo her Hludlea nt IIih i,nl
veralty of Oregon. Mla Maaaey
la inn luring In mimic and la a
member of Alpha XI IX'lla.
lUelern Vl.lior t'iirelir
Kiln I Hurl Vnu llerke of I'on
tliii', Mlrhlgan, will arrive lu the
city the early part of thla com'
lug week to apeiid aevernl dnyal
. ih liouae .ueal of llelnie . Idinh and lliMly Wood
Dennla llrellenateln of The Kve ! Johnilon a. Plion. 314. 1321
lilng Herald. Mlaa Van llm-ka I 1 So. 6th Adr. 21-lf .lucll.m Hale-
euroiite enat afti.'r having .pent ' llemember
ih I'hrl.ini.. hi, ll.liiv. In Hnuk.no "ini-era r.ierieir lAurnon dbui,
with her parent '
llefurnrd Home '
Mr. Jnmoa llnwrrf) nnd daugh
ter Vliglnln I.ee n-tiiiTd eiuth
lo their home at Duniiiniilr toil'uy
after having aH'nt the puni fort
night hern at Die hoinii nf Mra.
lluwnrd'a purMHa. Mr. and Mra.
K. M. Luca.
tiK'It, Kmmona, Iteynolda, Ebep
hart, Chaataln, Oat and Kpp
were umil aa auha. Mllllgan ti
high point man with 22 p-.lnt
and ltldlnga waa aecond with 15.
Tt) former I'nlveralty of Ore
gon ettira. "Hwede" Weatergren
and "Chuck" Juat were member,
of the Itoaeburg team which In
cluded Hen l.aron, former Lin-,
ville guard. "Hod" Turner, Unl
veraliy of llllnol atar, now coach ,
of ntbletlca at Roseburg and Kay i
Bell, former Itoaeburg high,
sib nil alar. Weatergren waa the!
acnautlnn of the game, bringing
inn iiuf'i ij tim ifi'i iiiue anu
UKitlu with hla brilliant lonr K.-f-
ahota.
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GEO. METZ
JEWELER
023 Mala
liHiighler Iniprovi-
ll I Ada Chrlntnitheraon.
daughter of C. N. Chrl.topher- '.l".,:"In ' offlcera.
ann of the Croat Northern, la
loimrlcil fi Itntrrnvlti. from a
Mrloiia attack of lllneaa which!.
Mra. Waller H. I'enwarden waa Adr
elected to arrve a. prealdi'nt of
ll'o Wedneaday club of Kt. Paul'a
Kplacopal church at the regular
Mra. 8. P.
Miller wua elected vice preadlent
and Mra. John Glover avcretary.
the Market Day
Haturday, Jan. Tin.
31-lt
Itifiiriiliig To Eugeni"
Ml. 'I hlrza Amleraon will re
turn on TiU'iolay to Eugene to ro
aunie her college work at the
I'nlveralty of Oregon.
Im confined her to a Portland
hpM't'r.l fur aome time. Mra.
('hrialnpheriion I. wllh her
dauahier during her lllneaa. ' It
ula Mr. Chrla'opheraon'a Inten
tion to leavo (ur the north to
alcM lo apeiid the week-end
i With hla wife and daughter.
, Ret limine; Hum lv
For In.ara
See Jaa. II
nidg Adv.
Orlaroll.
ItallriiMcl Man Hi-r,'
It. Needham, dltrlct engineer
for the (ircut Nurthern with
headquartera In Portland haa ben
In the city for the pant aevernl
dnya In the lntere!a of the Hix'll
I Mla Mildred Btevena. daughter itreet properly or mo company,
of Mr. and Mra. Levi Btovena of
thla city will leuve tomorrow for fa oi lea
ner home In Kan Franclaro after Itobertann'a. 231 N. Sth 8t.
apendlug the hollilnya In thla city. Chime 726-R. Adv. 7-tt
Mlaa Klevcna la a grndilute niire
: of Kt. Pruncla llonpltal and will
reaume her practice upoiy her re
turn aoulh Ml Dimple Klonk,
c Im in of Mlaa Hievnna, who ac-
Auellun
Wllllami 1 20 he.nl of good milch com I
If will Imi aold at the auction. Sat- Hill
iurduy. Jin. Tlh. Adv. 31-lt I 1
Rnlem Southern Pacific com
pany forms Souibern Pacific Mo
tor Trunaort company to oper
ate mctor buaaea and trucka from
Portland to Kalem.
Trains on approximately to '
p. r cent of the total mileage of
this country are now being han-j
died by telephono inatead of tel-,
egraph.
a I'lower Shop
:n North 7th M. Adv.
2-tf
.N'im'I TIioiiiiui leaving
Noel Thomaa, ann of Itev. and
Mra. J. Henry Thomaa, returns
on Tueeday In the University of
rouipanled ber home from the Oregon lo reaume his college
south will remain In Ashland for work after enloylng the holidnys
aevernl wck wllh relatives and here wllh Ills parents.
TURKEY SHOOT
Another turkey shoot will he held at Klamath Gun Club
Sunday, January 1. at 1:30 p. m.
(inly trap-shooting creuts will be put on and the entrance,
chargo will bo only one dollar.
Starting January 8. the club will hold regular shoots
every Sunday at 10:00 o'clock.
Eifty new members are wanted. Membership feo and duet
for one year are inly ten Ullurs.
Join the club and practleu for tho big Slat Shoot to be
held at our ground next June.
KLAMATH GUN CLUB
friends before returning south.
YIHlng In Portland I
Mr and Mrs. Kennnth P-rry''
ne Kllennr T'rrev are attending
. their honeymoou In Portland and
other northern points. L'non ,
4 their return heme In a for'.nluht
thuy will be at home t? th-lr.
frl.-nila un north Third. The
young couple took Ihe K:uthrn
Partflr northbound train to Eu
gene from which point they will
t motor on north to varl:us points ,
'. of Interest.
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In
"Ranger of the North"
also,
Chapter Number B
"The Golden Stallion"
with
WHITE KITRY
(King of Wild Horses)
"It's gutting better each
woek."
Coming Hun ilny nml
Monday
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noil
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To Those Interested
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Basin real estate, I
wish to say that your
letters and commun- '
ications should f or ,
the present be ad
dressed to me as
follows:
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1462 King's Road
Hollywood : : : : : California
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(inly a gamble of some sort can reduce a man
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All ono can possibly ,-wn" by non-Insurance
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dollar he thus retains.
Let us help you determine the right coverage
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Ring Out the Old
Ring In the New
We use this little space to
greet our many friends and
customers and wish them
A Happy and Prosperous
New Year v H
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AUTO & ELECTRIC SERVICE
721 Klamath - Phone 349
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DO.DCE B ROTHE RS , l-N .
JANUARY 1928 .
Step Into the New Year
With a Savings Passbook
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MEMIUCK KK1IK1LVL KE8KRVU 8Y8TEM
We Never Change or Break
Our Resolution
When this organization was started we resolved
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maintain good will."
Our business course has never varied from this
path we have marked off. And now, with the en
trance of a new year we neither change or break our
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May your 1928 bo everything you hope for.
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524 Main Street
Phone 576
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