Tiic'wlny, I'Vluuai-v 21, 102K-
NEWS IN BRIEF
Hylr, iii Wunifn Hhom Tulil
Tint auoclo will be una Of lb
lotdluK mstsrlsls for wonien'
shoe thla iprlnic, and that twin
U to' bo tha IdlDK folur, I.
I tin wont brouxht back (a Kla'nj'
am Kail by Mart Blrourt, msn
BKr of Tbo Husier Drawn shoe
tors, wboN returned yesterday
from burls trip. 'Htrp ef
feci and Hi will predominate,"
Mr. Hlroucl uld, Tha nearest
trim I to be llk kid. Vamp
are of erery trps cad In thin
t impact every woman iliould be
satl.ried. I fqund amort shoe
In Ion tamps, abort vamp,
round vara pa and It la Ju.t a mat
tor of poraonal taatt," Mr.
niroud concluded. Tba Buatar
llrowo shoe store br ' juat
opened new and' up-totlie-niln
ii to atore In KubSuo, adding
otbor atora to their rapidly
growing bualneae. Mr. Htroud
visited with Mr. Arbuckle, on
of the owner of tba chain of
slon-s while In Kaleu. '
Krror In luu- - ' ; :
Through a . ml.undarstaodlnil
Ill date of tbo enirrtalatnsnt of
Alohn rhapler of tba fe.itern
Htar waa slv.n a March A. , Thia
dale abould have h Tu1b.t,
Kvbrtiay 2. according "(u Mrs.
Hobert It. WaHi-nhur! wtrthy
matron of Al'iha rbarfV A
thin tlnii Af.ba rhaptef whl 'he
rnUTtulnrd with a banquet and
. program by member of the Patt
ern Bur who are not member
of Aloha chapter. -
., (lemrnl li Arrive Her
O. K. Clement, one of iho old
'rst poatal employees In the V'olt
'ett Htatna will apeuk before the
' membera of the Rotary club on
. Krlday at the regular noonluneh
" eon. Mr. Clement la wall
known In thla section whare he
haa been coming tor many year.
He recently vlalled thla elty to
. gather data for the government
relative to the federal building
alte.
Mr,. I Wolf Arrive- , .
Mr B K. D Wolf and amall
' .on arrived In th. city last ev.
nlng from aouthern California
end wHI vltlt at the home, of
Mr. l Wolf al.ter. Mm. M.
lllm'es. In the Ungell Valley
country until Saturday. Mr. P
Wolf and aon are enrout. home
to l.uiky Lake, flank., Canada.
IV, in 'extended IU la C.ll -
fornla. They were luest at lha
Hotel Arcade today.'
i't
Ititurnlna tburwley .V
um Mnriio of the Eve-1
"nlng Herald will reeum her du -
" "..VT JT. .i..-. mi.. i
nMorWg.. who U a '.Vnd.M
at the fnlveralty of Be.ltle. MIm
M l.ft for the north on laat
.Saturday to' Join -her sister
Portland. , .
In
At HI. Pali!' ninn-h -;
(idly Communion will be held
at St. ' Paul' Episcopal church
on , Wednesday 'morning at lOfOO
o'clock-, according lo announce
ment made today. Other special
.ervlrea will be observed' at BL
Paul'a . church during ihe Lea
ten season.' ' I ' 4 '
Bout hern Pacific Closing '
Tbe main office of th Soutb
'ern " Pitlflo w ill be closed en
Wednesday, February' 21. Waah-
Ington'n blrihday. according to
1 announeotnont made, tbl raorn
iJng by t. J. Miller, district freight
And pawenKcr kgeny . ; j
?Nrt Foram On Wedrnwil'-- V
' So that member of th chara
. bur of commerce might attqnd
the .Second Annual Bkl race at
Fori Klamath on Wedneadajr, the
regular -weekly forum ba ben
abandoned thla, week
: Visiting; Here
Mrs. Jenny Reynold of Cor
vallls and Frank lleynolda, Jr.,
of Bprague River . te visiting
briefly In Klamath Falls. They
nre guests at, the Hotel Arcade
while hero. . . ,, ,
Knrouto to Bruit t ,' ;.'
1 'Mr.; and Mra.lIf.' C. Ic wllh
:Mr. Ice'a father,'-Oeorge lets r-
, rived In Klamath Falls on Mon-
day f rom . rairraoni, nm
. i lMs.
glnla, and left thla morning via
motor for Bond where they Will
Visit with relatives. ;'
Hownnl on Ru.lno.- ;.,
O C. Howard traffic f eight
and Pa'-'nKer
Pacific, with head quarter In Sac-
ramen.o, spent t he pa-t two day.
Jtnre on offlilal business. Mr.
1 Hum imi nit. j........... ,
DnKgitt I-eft fw'Houth
:, .11. Uaggett, prominent .Ittm
liorninn of this community ha
left Mr Han Francisco whet he
will remain for some time on
huslnoss. Lator Mr. Uaggett x
pects to Journey cast.' ,
l'"mm Mt. Hebron-
Dan Wood and V, L. Wood of
Mt. lliihron ore vlhltlng In Klam
nth Falls for a short time, Whllo
here thev are auostr at tha Hotel
Driarull In 1'urtlnml .
Everyone who baa lived In
Klamath any length of time be
comoa am trdent aportaman and
Jam If. Prlacoll, reglatered nt
the Multnomah, la no exception.
The lake abound In wild fowl,
tha hunting being ao good that ,
aportamen f Ann Portland make '
the long trip to Klauiatb and '
back for the aake of getting the
limit In aeaaon. Mr. Drlscoll,
who I In the Insurance bualnvaa
report that commercially Klam-,
am rails la coming to in tront
apd that It la the laatel growing
community In Oregon today and
there are no algna uf a let-down
for a long period ahead. Kor
reara without rail transportation.
Klamath Fall -now flnda Itaelf
becoming a railroad ceuter and
with )n coming of the ralla
cornea an increased development
of Ibe lumbering Industry, an
Immenae aawmlll now being pro
jected a few mile from lb
town. Morning Oregonlan.
Miwx Itrturnlnjc oon
Mr. and Mra. II. N. Mce ara
returning to Klamath Pall oa
March 1 from a aU montba' trip
throughout the east and sou lb.
according to word received h,ere
today. Letter and card hare
been received by trlenda from
Mr.' and Mr. Moe at Havana
whare they were among tb
crowd that greeted Lindbergh.
During' their extended trip Mr.
and Mr. Mo have 'vlalted the
prlnclp cltle of the aoutb and
eaat and are Returning via the
Panama canal.
Houston Ixavlng
Mr. and Mra. John Ilouaton
plan to leave on Friday evening
for Ban FrancUco where they
will spend eeveral daya. They
will leave on the special train
next Friday evening.
Mia lUm-U Appointed
MUa Ethef Barrett, recently of
lh Southern Oregon Normal
ecbool, at Aani.na, waa ap.u,
! a . a member of the Jeerlirr
! at.f f of U.I. city by the aehoo
board last evening. Mia. Barrett
will take np her dullea oq Waren
at. Mill, achool a. a teacher
j of tbe second grade. -
. , ' , . ,
Weel ''
Mr. and Mr. Oranl Nelsop
;nd.on l'Ha.ma.;
en, houM gueaia of Mr. and Mr.
T; 8. Abbott of tbl. city, motor
ing over rrom Meqiorq, wnere
they now make their bom.' Mr.
Nelaon and Mr. Abbolt . r'bi-
." -
I.
Bam Woodard forfeited 'a
ball
AVrS
d, !
PaHcan hotel on charge f
disturbing the peace.
Homo Vrom PortUuvl . .
Merle Stroud, manager of the
' Buster Brown' Hboe storo, baa re
turned nom irora a puamrss
trip to Portland apd other north
ern polnta. i -.
Leaving; for California
The Misses Inei and'-Addle
Jenkins plan to leave on Friday
for " 'Ban FrtnclscoZ whi-ro they
will' spend several day visiting
friends and shopping. .. . ,
Uhoailea Arriving , . "
A; E. Rhoade of tbo Missouri
Pacific railway with headquarters
In Sacramento la expectud here
tomorrow to apend aeveral dny
here on business,., ' ' '
Mis J-Vlsom Airs)'
Miss Muriel Folaora of The
Shepherd muslo atore la en toying
a week' vacation at the homo
of her parent ,ln the Midland
dlatrlct., . '
VaaIjK III & lliinu
K. 8. Vontch of the Vealrh Ah
.tract company I. corfflned to the
family home with a severe at
tack of Influensn. . j
LENTEN SEASON
OPEN TOMORROW
(Contlnued'from page One) 1
i : niirnvni i uiianav. imai
7-; . Z' r
is i a us- iuu ay iui v M u i-
, -, .-u. u.i
(ervance of Lent. "The Dsuih
ten ot St. Paul' Episcopal
church entertained this afternoon
ai tho parish home with bridge.
I T .... M,Amk.M. nt U.ri.
-""" ,S,
card, at Lyceum .hall, which
fuc
4Q
,.,, fn. At,rl)
8th.
Stop Suffering
Casey' Rheumatism Hemedy,
a blood tonic, a quick and
sure relief In th moat lever
cases. It drive out tha nrle
acid pol'on of rheumatism,'
neuritis, and lumbago.. .Redu
ces pnln and swelling. , t '
, Bold on OunraaU ,
, By the
Star DruK Store k
TUB
Chamberlin Runs into a Bumpy Road
nV XteV - -MJT . "It"'
Thl picture .hnwa what happen
Tbe plana,-piloted by Clurencn
take-off at Klrbmond, Vs.. tbe
Inspecting wreckage.
Business Locals f
Pure Llnnenl
I Oil'
$1.40; In
Per gaMon 11.40; In five llifinl have also announced their
barrel lots 11.10. Deadening felt, intention to remain closed all
roofing and glass. Patierson'a'day February 2!. and have asked
Paint Store, 116 N. 4th and eil
waa. .. . f 1 1 . oT a
- ' . ... - " .
a. II. Mirmclo Hoap
For aale at all grocers. For
the .treatment' of falling hair. It
baa no equal. . v v 21-U
Every Day Is IUrfcaln Der
At the Perkins Bargain House.
Phone T4&-W. . 114 . Main St.
adv. U-tf
IUrnln -WhcreT . .'
PiiVklas Bargain HouiO. .Phon
746-W. 114 Main St. adv.
15-tf
t Homey ,
On approved loans. See Jaa
H
II. Drlscoll, Williams Bldg. nd.U
Limb and Body Wood ,
. Johnston'.. Phone 114. 1SI1
So. lb.rrdy. 4 . - j , 11-tf
HUl' Fwer Bbp
; J to; Korth'lTtb St. d. If -U
MASONS TO BE -'ENTERTAINED:
" PLAN BANOUETlR- Uorkhlese. Jack Alexander,
i ' ii i . . I Arthur Peck, Meredith Hutchlns,
' Members cf th f..r.l Iji-.1 "'n suuuers. air. sua !
X. n nt KI.ll rZV",M"' Cl1" Dunn- " C' """-n'.
entertained with "a dinner and'
musical program on Monday eve
ning', February .17.' :.'
At this time, an annual event
will ,be db.erved,: when ' the vis
iting Misons of thl dlftrlct are
hosts lo "ihe members Of tha
Klamath Falls lodge.
The banquet will be held In
the banquet room of the Masonic
temple. Klnnisth. logs' has . a
monihership 'of more ' tRnn ' ISO
members at the 'present time. It
I estimated that their are close
to 40 . ylsltlng Masona who will
preside, hosts on ; next Won- ;
day evening. ,
AUTO CRASHES
FEWER IN 1927
citru n t.h t api
The number of traffic accident
in Oregon, decreased in 1927 aa
compared" with i2. the. respec-
live totals being 19.188 anil.:
30.016, says the .annual ; report j
ot.T..A. Kaffcty. state -tcnfflc i
Inspector.. While the number of
fatalllca Increased from ' 99 In
1BZ to. 141 In 1917,- the higher
number' Is attributed mainly to
a , more thorough mothod of
checking ' fata'.ltie. Under the
neW system serious case are
watched by traffic officers and.
In event' ot death after the lapse
ot some time tbey are recorded
as trnfflo casualties.1
Portland Vlslttn
Mr. and Mr. K. J. Gorman !
of Portland are visiting In Klam-1
ath Falls for a few days with i
friends', ; .
' Phone 403 ..
... . .. f iii
Our cleaning methods
revive the newness of
old. suit. Let us serve
jrou.-. ' ' . . -
' Klamath Cleaning &
. V: Dye Works
" 4.11 Main
?7
ATTENTION 1
.; ' Following are' tho entrants in the big pool and V
- snooker tournament: ,
Curley Mortenaen, St. Paul Minn.; Dewey Webb'
Waldorf ntrys Otto'Ellis, Klamath Falls; Jimmy
Bennett Sacramento, Calif. ; Percy Flem, Kansas
City, Mo. v - -
v . ; Waldorf Billiard Rooms
610 Main Street '
EVENING
II ERA lp.JCM MATH FATXfV
when the air rrond gets' a llttlo too bumpy for y:pr sky buggies.
Chamberlin, shown, to the right with tbe helmet, crashed at the
other day. Itogcr .Williams, ro-pllot.- ls crouched under tbe wing
, - . - ,
UUlTIOVAL KTORF.H
' TO ( IXM4K TOMOKJIOW
'
mrre otners store in me city.
In addition to those already Pub-
,bat tbelr name bo added to
...
-Z "9 VI
Supply Company. Tluater Brown.
tsnri Hriutfun unit Ja.fir i
GIVE BACK ALL
" LAND. REQUEST bi n'r for year and those
' ! campa are firmly established.
(Continued from page One !Tn" meD wUI " com to KUm
ment for special aid and bene- M ,oon 'h road la. open,
fit,,- . , They will come to have a good
Ho declared that the people ( timt- tbe hows. and buy a
are still land- hungry and urged '. ,ot of h?(r upplie. . - j
that tbepublie lands should not Siskiyou ccuntry Is a gem in
be (urned over to grating but 1 the California constellation, tor
remain "free range.' open to eel- Siskiyou 1 bound to do her part
tlement and available for home In the building of that highway.
builders." ..
NEAR 150 PLAN
TO MAKE TRIP,9 ct mankind Sl.kiyou would
(Continued Irom page 1)
Georss Humohrev.. MJu W.nH.
Wallace. 8. H. Ackerman. Arthur
I'rtoulx, Mrs. Tom Johns:n, Mr.1 neipins; in a mignty mater
and Mra. John Jlouston. Mr. ad ' ,l1 w io. rt ,n9 road In action.
Mrs.
Lestt-r Offield, Miss 81m-1
room. Mrs. Berg, W. Flint, Mrs.
Ruth Saunders. Mr. and
PARK LANDSCAPE CO.
Complete Inilscape Bervlce
Lawns, Rock Gardens., Formal
Gardens. Shrubs. Trees, Plants.
Personal Attention Expert
Gardeners.
Plwne E. O. Nord,.lS-R
117 ML Whitney St.
We have landscaped over 10
home In Klamath Falls (tie
put year. -
NOTICE TO STUDENTS! !1
One 8x10 Oil Colored
Photograph
FREE .
With -ono dozen phto-
trraphs for your'exchanges.
Special price $4.50. Fold-
era in . your N School colors
and emboaaed "K.C.HJ3."
' Stinion Studio '
7S7 Main May Kind
WOOD
Fleaae do not get tbe Mea'
. that wood 1 scarce. Wa
. have plenty of wood. x
DRY SLAn, Any Length
Doable 97.00 Single 19.00
DRT BOnT WOOD, lfl Inch
Doable 910. Single 9S.00
Mmhs, l inch..
Limbs, 19 Inch...
910.00
9 10.30
Lump Coal, ton..917.00
flood free prompt service.
Wa Aim To Please Ton.
Peyton & Co.
"Wood to Burn" .
801 Main 4 rhone BS3
OREGON
Mr. ; and Mrs. V. ' A. Ilal-
nus, II. E. Perkins, L.
E. Donncr, C. F. McC'rew, Mrs.
,uin Buealng. Mra. W. W. Mc-
' SimIv. Bertha Verso... iml VI..'
Lillian Bcoffleld. , i
,
! mmnw m n . , . , . '
' KAmBLin KUUNU
i - - -
! PACIFIC COAST
(Contlnned rrom page Onel
Down at Weed and at Tennant,
It. A. Lonff has Kmh inmrfl..'
She Is the most unselfish coun
ts- In the golden state andv I'll
bet Governor Young a new hat
fln II lni..,ln. . n , V. oni.u
say she ".'does not choose" to
build la roe d that will aid sji-
1 hor community. But not ao;
nawlll help and ahe-
pl'DIN'a Emery Olmstead and
; Jack WWeeler guilty In the!
Northwestern National bank case:
flf, PfiMl.nJl la ....I.. a 1 ... I '
at Portland Is causing a lot of
telle -imcng people who travel.
w i.iuri, u,jii.cu iu iuv
interest that seems to have, been
taken. In the case by those out-
side the state. .
.
- All of which proves once again
that a bank Is peculiar kind of
business and those who are given
to talk and gossip should watch
their step In talking about a
bank. That why we
state and tederal lawa to bridle
people' tongue regarding flnan -
clal institutions, fcr tbe slip- of
iuc ivitKUV iviutiiq iu ilia BUl-j
vency ot a oanK js a really ser- j
lous matter. Wheeler and Olm-
stead are .not accused of that!
particular offense, but there ace !
those in Portland wba assert oth-
era talked too much and that t
tslk eanspri fh KrhvMtB,n W
Klamath Pitting Company; '
For Office Stationery, Camp Forms, Etc.
Excellent equipment for all kinds
. of Society Printing, Invitations
Announcements
522 Klamath
DOLLAR DAY
' Saturday
February, 25th
A monthly, event
National to rl"w np chop and
tbe .tockholdcr. to pocket a lo.
that would build aeveral aewer
plant in Klamath Falja.
Not ao long H3 a woman ap
peared In an Idaho community
aelllng allk underwear. Hhe can-
vaaaed th community and In tbe
coy feminine manner dropped a
remark here and there that a cer
tain bank wai.net aafe. 8be wa
a atranger In a atrange land but
her poison did the work and.
run on the' bank followed, prov
ing diaaatroit 13 the Institution
Bo. people ean cuaa a newi-
paper and a newap&perroan with
Imunlty, they allng mud at tbelr
rrwrr or their meat man. can
even abuatbe laundry owner, all
In the conversational goulpy
war. bat (hey mu.t not light
upon bank' wltb urh abuse.
At The
lT-B-E-R-T-Y
Today and Wednesday
"Married Alive"
A Joyous comedy of a Jjlue
,Ifrd with four "wives and
the timid philosopher who
wanted one of. them.
. . . featuring . . .
MATT MOORE.
MARGARET LIVINGSTON,
and LOU TELLEGEX
Ji
ST
-AT THK.
PINE TREE
THKATRK
Todajr and ' Wedneaday
r BIG ACTS
5
VAUDEVILLE
. . featuring . .
"CHERIE"
. . and her
LI VINO MODELS
"SUBJECTS OF ART"
' ln white marble
on the screen
V VERA REYNOLDS in
"Corporal Kate"
Thursday and Friday,
;. Seventh .
Heaven",
M.l,,J PI.,I
j MaSt-TO. rlaSterS!
. . LJm i uuz mess ut musum. DOW
and water when you can relieve pain.
wrenfcis or stillness wuii a little clean.
w vie-SSfole-Ji . ,
I . MustwolemaJeofpureot!ot mus-
. tard and other belpf ul ingredients, and
: takes the place of mustard plasters.
ftiusieroie usually gives prompt reuet
fro aore throat, bronchitis, tonsillitis, I
' P neck .asthma, neuralgia.
tr back or ts. sprains, sore muscles, '
1 bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of ,
i the chest (it may prevent pneumonia), j
Btfr titan mmttard plosrar
Phone 1282
fJsrs cVTubeii
WE SPECIALIZE IN-
Glass and Signs
F. R. OLDS r ,
Phone 43 ' . 614 Klamath
,v
. V
She Loaned Her -
Hens ' on the - '
Installment Plan
. - ' 1 y
This woman borrowed money to '
build a hen house . . . so she charged
the hens with the v cost otthe new
house. She managed aind fed well,
, and each month charged the flock
for feecl and credited them with eggs
and poultry sold Jin less than two
years her 100 hens paid for the house
. . Well planned poultry houses are
necessary to hen profits.' We furnish
the plans and all material. ;
. - . i ' V- 'V.'"
Big Basin Lumber Co.
X. . Long-BeU v
. -EVERYTWNO TO BUILD WITH - ! V
Phone.. 107 ' ." Spring and Main
Klamath Falls, Ore. -
v 'There's a Wealth of Health in Waffles'
SPECIAL OFFER
Expires March 1
- 1
j. ' '
$13.00 Waffle Irorts, $9.95
$195 down
Balance $2.00 'pier month
For $1.00 more
handsome
. There are 52 delicious, tempting dishes
' that can be prepare! with a Hotpoint
Waffle Iron. This is an opportunity you
should not miss if you're fond of
delicious riot waffles! ' ..
PLACE YOUR ORDER TODAY '
California-Oregon
Power Company
KLAMJVTH FALLS, OREGON -
Taco Thrff
we will include a
Utility Tray
felcD. , , . J..- 1'