XVfflnfwTay," TVHimary T, 1A28
auaniasn aiAniiiwiliiWiiMiumii
tm EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
J
NEWS IN BRIEF
Oregon (Juiatr IVnnld -
Chi M oil) lutltlie, wllil vege
lable on the order of tho mil k
weokf li having a striking affect
on Ihn sheep Industry In Lake
and Klamath counties, according
to Iiruca Dennis, nt'w,itw pub
Ilahsr of Klnmath Fnlla.v who I
fit the city for few dajf, says
thn ' Morning Oregonlan. .. Thn
Chlneaa lettuce srows on l".owir
Klamath Itikn, mil sheep are ' vry
fond of It. "You eee," espials
Mr. Dennis, " few ryrurs 4 no
tha sheepmen wero pi incl om'ly
located In Lake county, but I
tame a period when I hero wn
water lo apeak of. their In kV
dried up and grass waa
llcnli k linn llilurniHl ,
K.'VV. ilonnlck of Ronlck and
D'Alblnl returnud on Monday eve
ning from Mnrehfleld where lie
pent the pant-week Installing a
bookkeeping system for The C'ooi
lluy Times which waa 'recently
purchased by K. J. Murray, fo--murly
of tlila city. Mr. Il'iilclt
roporta It rained every day while
ha waa on the liny and liu U u!ud
to be back In Klniunlh r'uiln.
Mr. anil Mra. Hancock Homo
Mr. and Mra. 0. II. Hancock
line Eleanor Yadon have ruturn
cd from an estendmt trip through
mil hum California and will be
shSrt-'at home lo their many frlenda In
ao tha ahvepmvn moved Hi f ( tlila city,
iiocm over to Lower Kinmoji '
lake, which bna bo.m drufneat,
Tlila waa lha turning point la
thn alinet) Indualry. The aluMtp
took a great fancy to the ( h.W
neaa leMiice, and Inmlis fed on.
the aturf Juat rolled In fnt anU
tha ahwep proapered prinlln loim -If.
1'he alieetimen. who hud
come over from Lake county, reul-- Mr. and Mra. Jack McKeevcr
Iced that Ihoy bad dleeoverod I of ( hlloquln have relurned home
something Hood, ao tha 'IaIcii I from a two wevka' vlalt In Med-
coiwgly abnepinan have ealnbllsb-1 ford and niner vauey chics -nun
ea inenuoivea in lumnum conn
IKi tiT Visits City
li. M. Heeler, director of pub
licity of- the Hoiirco Keaearrh Bu
reau of Chicago, Illinois, la a
bualneaa vlaltor In Klamath Kalla
rl In the Inloreala of 111a company.
1 ItrturnM Krom Mlfonl
Mr. and Mra. Jack McK
ty. The (mure for Klnmath
I o'.j h.-liihl. It U expect nl I hat
lha loaning rampa will nwi
about the middle of I'rhruury i-nd
nou lh. men will b- neiil into
tba wood'.' Thn' means much
to our c u.ity, and theru will
probably be uOu alerted for the
fureata. In Klamath I lie logging
operatlona abut down w'jen anow
cornea, not ao mncb liecause of
lha anow aa becauae tha enow ta
aoft. One outfit la ualng a trac
tor, which enables It to operate
moat of lha lima In tha anow,
and aome day tbera will bo equip
ment constructed that will permit
the, logging to proceed without In
terruption throughout tha entire
-winter. When that time comee
Klamath will bo altltng pretty.
And aay, wa want lha Modoc
Northern eonalructed. It will be
mora beneficial to tba alata 4hao
aa earn-west railroad.".
.relutlvea and frlenda.
IXuruing from North
Cieorge Kile, or tno - me
A.nlcko atora. haa returned home
(r im Portland, where be trans
,v4 ed bualneaa for several daya
In, the imprests of bla company.
J tlM Veeitrh Aeelatlng
Mlaa Esther Veatcb la assisting
In' the office of J. I'ercy Wells
dirt liiai the holding of wld-ycar
exiatmlnallons.
Vlek'na; In Valley
all a. Jamee Urlacolt la enjoy
Inc at vlalt In Aabland and other
valle-y cltlea with relatlvca and
frlenda. . '
Itrlliaen Left For Hoallt
I.. II. Ilellman left on Ibis
mornlnk'a train for flan Diego.
whent ba will epend a monlhy
vlellln frlenda.
From Port land
l.anova lloucen of PortUnd,
arrlivd In the city yeaterdny 10
fWfflont Cllrle W
With a acora of It to II. the
rroroont ama- team aeieeieii . aeveral daya vlalllnaj
rramonl blu. team on Tueaday JJ- rri,ou.. la I ane."
ft.rnoon.. Mary !- wla. ra pUIn I ( Mewl here
polnta by acorlna 11 of ber team a
II polnta. Dorothy Ackerman
made I polnta for tba loalng
team. Lineup for tha Keda waa:
Jean Uotterall and Mary lwla,
forwarda: WHma Buter. center;
C'larabella Hankie and Joan Kob
rtaon. (iiarda; Joe Ann Hula,
right renter: auba, Donna John
eon and Dorothy Iloyer. Lineup
for lllue team: Dorothy Acker
man and Luclllo Chaalaln, for
warda: Vera Taylor, center; Ber
Iha Molno and Kva Bmllh. guarda.
Kuby I'otta, right center; Marie
Holt, tub.
Left For' North
It. (HlUprt left thla morning for
Portland, where be will remain
for a week. on a combined bual
neaa and pltaauro trip.
Mlaa Venice, Mimrr UV-
A aurprlae la tha announce
ment of tha marriage of Mlaa
Venice Moore, daughter of Mr.
and Mra- A. B. Mooro of thla
city to Wlllard Drydea of Rich
mond, California. .Tha wedding
took place at the home of Hov.
and Mra. V. K. Alllaon on Mon
day afternoon. Mr. and Mra.
Dryden loft on Tueaday for Rich
mond where they will make their
future home. Mra. Dryden hi one
of Klamath eounty'a moat popu
lar young women and Juat re
cently relurned from Oakland.
California, whore ahe completed
a bualneaa courae. Mr. Dryden
la-a building contractor of the
noutbern city and formerly raado
bla homo In Klamath Falla.
To Vlalt California
Mr. and Mra. J. R. Reed and
daughter, Rmty, accompanied by
Mra, Ada Paraona of Honania,
left thla morning for California,
where Mra. llccd and daughter
will anenil lha remainder of the
winter month a. They made tha
trip via mot ur. Mr. cllccd will
pond at loaat ten daya In the
ouih wlrh hla wife and daughter
before rotnrnlng here. Mra. Reed
plana to return to, Klamath Kalla
In June. Mra, Paraona will ro
maln aoulh for a . month of
longer.
Hllilehrand Vlaltor
J. A. Clayton, well known
rancher of tba t Hlldnhrand dla
trlct la a bualneaa vlaltor In Klam
ath Falli today. '
lira. Duke Vloltlng Hi
Mra. J. I. Duke, wife of J. P.
Duko of the Oregon Rank and
Truat company with ber daugh
ter, KrancJa. arrived In tha city
Over the week-end to apend a few
daya here with Mr. Duke from
lha family home In 8atlln. Mlaa
Kruncla will remain In Klamath
Kul In wllh her father while Mra.
Duka roturna norili until thu
rluae of the achool term when the
family will move In Klumafh
Kiilla to rnalda pnrmanontly. Mr.
Duka anil daughter have token
an apurtmvnt in Hot Hprlnga.
Mra. Metralf Improrea
rrlnda or Mra. Howard Met
cnlf nee Jenn Vance Perry,
daughter of Mr, and Mra. Jumi-e
A. Perry will be (ntereated to
learn ahe la recovering from a
aerloua major operation which
aha Mit limit lull to at tha Klamath
(lenerul hoxnltul on Tueaday
morning. Tho attending piiyal
cluna flnda Mra. Metcalf la do
ing aa well aa could b hoped
for.
Ilclilitc On Tiiralny
Ht. Mary'a Altar Hoclety haa
completed arrungementa for the
brill xe afternoon to be held ut
the library on Tueaday, February
aeventh. At leant till tahlea will
been play. Mra. H. A. Itundo la
chairman of the loromlttee In
charge. Rvaervatiuna can be made
through calling hur at phone
12CZ. .
Mr. l.lnill.-y Iti-lurnlnit
- (ieorge Dudley of the Oregon
Dank and Truat company la ex
ported home on Friday from a
ten daya vacation which ha haa
pent In the Luke Creek country
with frlenda.
VMtril In City
A. M. Htewart of Beattle, Wash
ington, la In the city today visit
ing with frlenda enroute borne
from Han Franclaco, where he
baa been on a combined bunincaa
and pleaauru trip.
A. A. U. W. DANCE
WILL BE HELD
ON FRIDAY EVE
A pro-lenten aorlal 'function
which glvea promlao of being one
of the moat enjoyable of the win
ter la that of rrlilny evening,
when tba A. A. U. W. will pre
side aa hoaleaaea with a dancing
party at the Winter Garden.
The' proceede of tha dance,
wblch la to ba Informal, will be
placed In the achnlarahip fund.
I'iMiple having pun-baaed the aea
anil tickets are advlaed that these
tlc.knta are good for the dance
on Krlduy night, the aecond of
tho series. It la planned ta hold
tho third and final danco at the
clie-n of Itit.
Jack llowring'a orchestra will
furnish the dance music. -
HI' KM FOR DIVOIM'K '
Hull for divorce from Frank D.
Leo waa brought late yesterday
In circuit court by Jean V. Lee.
Mrs. Lee alleges cruel and In
human treatment aa grounds for
salt. Kho asks for the roturn of
h-r maltfen name. Jean Van
Meet, and property which ahe
Hjlntea bclunga to ber. Tha cou
ple were married In Vancouver,
Wash.. August 20. 11124.
' Roth' partlee seem lo - have
overlooked a bet In picking tbeir
convention city. We wlah to
point out that there's a town In
Jowa named Correction.
1
' Al Bmllh urge local aelf-gor-ernment,
but It'a what tha boya
-do when they're away for con--ventlona
that worries moat of
the little women.
Arriving Tomorrow
Mrs. Lydla K. Crampton, grand
guardian of the state order of
Job'a Daughters will arrive In
Klamath r'alln from Portland to
morrow to vlalt tha local order.
Job'a Daughter! Thursday '
A meeting of Job's Daughters
will be beld on Thursday night
at Masonic Temple at wblch time
all members are asked to La
prcacnt. ,
From Onk ('rove
Oscar P. fckoog of Oak C.rove.
Oregon, la a bnalneas visitor In
Klamath Falls today. Mr. Kkoog
la alopplng at the hotel Arcade.
Vleltlua; From Ml. Hebron
Marlon Hums and Joe Minor
are transacting business bore to
day from Ml. Hebron.
Mra. Howartl Vlelta
. Mrs. K. Howard of Lakevlew
Is spending aeveral days In
Klamath Falls visiting frb'ndc.
AT THK
L-T-B-E-R-T-Y
A side-splitting comedy
"Oh, What a Night"
It's for laughing purposes
only
COMING TOMORROW
"The Kid Si.terM
" ' ' " " '"" ' " " ' ' Too TKi1
lU rirtT!-DEPENDABLE MERCIMNDISErWsl
KLAMATH
AT THt
PINE TREE
-THKATRB-
LA8T . TIMES TONIGHT
VAUDEVILLE
Fast and Funny!
COMING TOMORROW
LILLIAN C1S1I In
"Annie Laurie".
I The ;j
! ; 1 Supreme Court " ! ;
;! of the U.S. '" ;!
j; Defines j;
: GOODWILL:
;l "Good Will is . ;l
! the disposition ;,
; of the customer j '
!; to return to' the !;
' ; ' place where he ' ;
j I has been well ; ','
; I served." ; I
' Our aim to
tervc and genre welL
! L-v1aeseaaeanaaeseaaeseaaiJ 1
.Mra. lUmlio 111
Mra. Ruth Ramho of this city
plana to leave for Honolulu with
in tha near flit ore In aoarch of
better health. Mra. It am bo will
leave Klamath Falls for Han
Franclaco on Friday and will sail
on tha 8. B. Cadgrclta on Huntley
morning. She plum to remain
away for at least e year. Mr.
Rambo Is an engineer with tho
Algoma Lumber company.
Mr. ami Mra. Murray Arriving-
Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Murray of
Marshflnld, formerly of Klamath
Falls, art) expected tu arrlvo In
this city ovar the woek-end from
their homo In tho bay city. They
will be here for a fortnight or
longer looking after thalr hunt-1
ness Interests beforo returning
home. Mr. Murray recently pur
rhnsed tba Cool Ray Times at
Marslirtold.
Hotithem Vlltr Hero
Mrs. Bnm Hill, a resident of
Modced, California, Is enjoying
a visit In Klamath county with
her two aona, Karl of tills city
and Claud of Clillofruln. She Is
a slater of Rohort and Allen
Hlnan of this city and will vlalt
with them during hor two woeks'
vlalt hore.
Health Meeting Tonight
A meotlng of the Klnmath
county hnullh association, will he
held this ovcnlng nt thn court
hoitso, Dr. Frederick Btrlckor
will ba present and will discuss
.future plans of the association.
Dr. fllrlcker Is secretary of Ihr
atnto bonrd nt health, .
LAST
GA,.j,.j
Our Entire Ladies Stock Now Selling
2 PAIR FOR
$6.00
... .1 '
While They Last. Values up to
$10-00
One Lot of Table Shoes
.98
$1
A Sale at Buster Brown's Means Real Bargains
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON,
February 1, 1928.
DEAR MADAM:
Will you be ready when the first, real
day3 of spring arrive? You know there's a
distinct pleasure ip entering the season smartly
and comfortably dressed, and too, a selection
from our fancy prints, percales, chintz, voiles,
rayons, non-kling cloth and dozens of other new
fabrics assure you of absolutely the latest and
most favored materials for this season's wear. .
The entire month of February has been
set aside by the Golden Rule Stores everywhere
to provide you opportunity to review the entire
first collection for spring 1928. Watch the dally
papers Announcements of new merchandise
will appear as they arrive.
We extend an invitation tofevery
woman to visit our store each day Come in
spend a few moments see the new things and
keep in mind that everything displayed is
positively the newest Offered just 30 days in
advance to the woman who sews.
Start your home sewing now!!
Yours very truly,
GOLDEN RULE CORPORATION.
Southern Oregon's Greatest Wash Fabric Center
Business Locals
!-
Overcoats Rehired
To tlS'60 and 19.0.
are good onea too. N. R.
Men's Toggery, 733 Mala
These
Drew,
St.
3v-3t
Band Box
Upstairs over Moe'a. Anniver
sary sale, now silks and felta at
15.90. adv. l-4t
"I.lnily Inn"
Hare you eaten at the Llndy
Inn? 4th and Klamath Ave.
adv. 1-tf
McCalllster. corporation commls-t .
aloner, on this matter, since. , "m " galley
from our Investigation, we be-1 Godfrey of Medford Is
Hero tho Colon Service Assocta-1 visiting In Klamath Falls for a
tion was founded on an unsound ; "J wun ineuas.
premise and Is bow being man
aged by Charles Scott Yates, who
we believe is not of good business
repute."
Music Is like medicine, aays
Dr. Mayo. We'll agree that some
of it's bard to take.
I. L. PATTERSON
SUPPORTS LEE
(Contlnned from page One)'
case have been designed to best
serve the interests 6t the general
public. There have been a. great
" many persons-endorse his posl-
0 Money - . t, d attitude, among them a
On approved loans. Sea SJas. ..,.,.. ...
II. Drlscoll. Williams Bldg. ad.tf i numoer of PUc holders in this
. -I same Insurance company. Mr. Lee
Llinb anil Body Wood I as you also know, is awaiting a
Johnston's. l'hone 314. 13211 decision from tha Iowa courts on
So Gth adv. Zl-tf ' case Involving Issues similar
to tnoao in uregon, ana I co
here you will find him abiding i
strictly by tha law and at all
tlmea anxioua to render a com
petent insurance service to tho
people of this state.
"Under these circumstances- I
am led to the conclusion that I
am not Justified In asking tor
Mr. Lee's resignation, and ). trust
your difficulties will ba settled
amicably and to the satisfaction
of all concerned. I am glad that
you laid this matter frankly be
fore me. and I trust that you
will appreciate this equally frank
response." "... ,.
Tanialo
Robertson's,
rhono 726-R.-
131
-adv.
9th St.
, 7-tf
"Mndy Inn"
Working men welcome. 4th
and Klamath. adv. 1-tf
Mill's Flower Khun
120 North Jtb St.
idr. 29-tf
SENSATIONAL
CHARGE MADE
. (Continued from page One)
know if IS00 would be too much.
S3
PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 1. UP!
Answering accusations made by !
Chnrlos Sc'ott yesterday testimony '
of flio Union Service Association
reflecting against the state cor
pnratlon commission, the Port-!
land Better Business Bureau and ,
the Undertakers Association, Rob
ert Mount, manager of the Bet-
i tor Business Bureau, dispatched
I a lettor to Governor I. L. Pat- f
j terson today In which ho bitterly J
! denounced Yates and made em-.
phatlc denial of charges "as they i
; concern my office." i
"Charges and Insinuations'
made In Yates' letter Insofar as
I myself and the Better Business i
Bureau are concerned are a too-;
luloly unrruo". Mount wrote. "I1
: hare never held conference with
the undertaker association re-;
Kurd lug the permit of the Union'
', Service Asso .iatlon. I naturally ;
I have been In contact with Mark
Coats Remodeled.
Fur Manufacturer.
Furrier
MRS. WILLIAM
BE8SLEB
428 Klamath Avenue
Between Fourth and Fifth
Klamath Falls, Oregon
WATCH
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1 year naraatea) oa all
work
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023 Mala
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