THE EVENING HERALD, Kt.AMATH FALLS, OREGON
Pncre Th're
V
Back Seat for You, Sculpture!
I ahliimonl waa received for Joe
I llru ki iifi-lil, Thia uhlpuiuiit ar
i rlvc-d from Portland. Thn rhltk-
Radio' Some
, -.Picker!
lr. Oltteml. ii North . Bow arrival. ;a Klaluulh Fall
Mm. F. L. Crittenden and amaU coming here a few moiitlta aci
on are enjoying a vlalt In Pnrt-j with her huahnnd who I mana
land with relulivea und frlenila. ger of the teleplioue roinpnuy In
Mm. Crittenden la among the ( Klamath Falla.
NEWS IN BRIEF
n were dillre.rvd by the ll. K.
I), furrier of the pokiuI depart
luent today.
IWdnosdav, Mai el) 11. 1028
f 'fwr ' '-"Xs.
Ihiiililitcr In llurn
A H' liouml iilrl, hum oil Hul -inday
iiinritliiK. Mil nil 10 In Mr,
nml Mnt. II. W. I.i.tlih or HI 7
Klisl Main hu bveu nuiiiiul "l.or
rulhii Klnyn'." Ililiiru her imir
iIiiko Mm. li'llih w.im Mis I.i'im
Vlrnry,
llcturucd In I'm 1 1. mil
After nn iiij-iitlo visit In
Kluiiuith Full villi Iter father.
I'. ChrlHliiphi'Miill nf Tim Ureal
Northern railroad. MIm A. Chris-liiphi-rkoii
has mluriiml In her
Iiiiiiiii In 1'iiriliiiiil.
Vlnlml 111 Hiiiimi IUhiiIi
KiiioiiIii home lil Tilriillill.
Wash., I ruin a v.nt of Oreaoii "ml
California. Mr. and Mm. Churlis
M. Mersey visited fur Mhurt
1I11111 HI tlio li ii mo of Mr. uml Mm.
Kil Hiillem. Tim ylnMnrn ejpross
ril tlirium-lviM as wry much
pleased wild Hi" Kluinulh rnuii
ly. Mr. Ilcrsey In iiiunumr of
llm . Laundries II "Din Hervlru,
company at Turniim. Wash.
M nil Trip
Accompanied liy lilt wife and
children. Kr-d II. IVienon.
county superintendent or i hnul
has left ull two weeks' vura
ilna trip ihmiiKli Hi-' Witliim
etl valley, rnrtluml ami lino
WunlllUKUin. White vlsltllllC III"
varluua plures. .Mr. 1'i lets n will
attend schools,
To VUll rrriil
Among thn college set return
InK tli In week-end l"r the spring
vumtlon la MIm Hope tiordon,
duughlcr of Mr. uml Mr. J. A.
(lunluii. Miss Hope ' " student
at Hi. Helens Hull In Portland.
Iliiriiliurl expects In Imi gone fur
HI'VITIll lIliyK llll'l Will SpCIld the
grimier pnrt of llm Hum In Hun
r'ruilelsco,
IIiixIikimi Visitor.
Warren Crooks, iiMiiugcr of
llm lloliliiu liulii sloru ut Chllii'
iiulii. spent Tui'mluy Ui Ihu cliy
mi hindni'is, returning home late
Inst evening with niMrrliiuiillKO
for llio lii'litlllmrliiK lowu mure.
I'Ii-:ih i Auillilico
Mm. Charles It 'Ikii Krovllle,
nlnll, accompanied by Isaac M.
Karrla. pianist, pliuxi-il a Inrgo
ii ikI I-ii. o (whu hud KailinriMl nt
llm noun forum of llm chumhor
or roinniniro today whim aha
rendered voiul selections. Mm.
Hcuvilln Iihh Jilnt recently urrlved
In Klmunlli Kali for a amy of
several weeks during- which lima
her hiialmnd. Iir. Chuile Itolgn
Kcovllle will deliver a scries of
evangelistic lecture at thu First
Christian rlillrrh.
IIoIiIiuhhi l.i l l or North
l.ee llohlimon lus loft for his
home In Houltlo afinr being a
patient In a locul IkmiIIuI for
several weeks following an aid-di-ut
III whh h hla burse ilruKK'-il
him. Itoliliiaou wna- employed ut
tho Kllla Young ranch at the
limit of Uik incident.
Iltrtlidny Honored
Juin KIiik. tho elght-ycar-old
iloiiiihlur of Mr. and Mr. Kill
of I'ailflc Ti-rracu cidi-liralvd her
lilrtliday at the family homo on
i Sunday. Twciiiy-ono of thn play-
iiuiiHa or j unn apont tho after
noon at tho KIiik renldunr.
! Houlll on llullla
Frank I). I.m. Imnhor broker
with offlroa In lh Hot"! Wlllard.
Irfl on Tueiday nvanliK lor Hur
ranicntn and othor aouthcru
polnta on a bulni'a trip.
J'nrkiM-a .( Ilomr
Mr. and Mm. i. 1. l'arkrr aro
home from an cuioyabln trip
through aouihrrn California
wh-rn they apvnt tho paal two
weeka. Mr. I'arkiT haa rvauuivd
hla dtttlra aa mnnagor uf thv
Amerlrnn Hallway Kxpri-aa offlco
n I hla city.
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I l i f I . h Pirf sf4
Via V- .s A "
. I !il j'i C ' f m i ' . i I
ii i. t ir 4 y i ' my:: i
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I artner on liiKiMfilon Trip
Tree M. Karmer. Inapevtor of
tln automotive transportation de
partment of thn puhlle lu-rvlre
! oi.iiiinlixlpii.' arrived In Klunnrtli
ralla on Tiieaduy aftornoon. Mr.
Farmer I here to awlat swm-m
of vehlilea In making: out the j
j yearly report. During hla any
: In the i liy Farmer will be a
I guitit at tne Motet null and plana
'to remain here until the middle
.' of next week. Mr. Farmer muki a
hla headquarter In Medford anil
haa rharge of the eoulhern Ore
gon territory for the public er
vke ocmmlaaion. He haa taken
the plnre of Jaik Goril n of the
commlaalon who haa been trans
ferred to Portland.
In from lla'Altv
Mr. and Mn. C. J. Taylor
I and -Mm. John Slinmona and
daughter, Mary Jean, of lleutty.
! are In the city today ahopplng
und trananctlng bUHlneaa, They
expect to return homo tomorrow.
Mm. Taylor will ' have dental
work done while In the city.
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l.umlMT Itrokrm Hen
Tartar-Webater and Johnaon,
prominent lumber brokera of San
Franclaco were bualnens vlsitora
In Klamath Falla yeoterday. They
recently took over the Khaata
View mill.
BOND SALESMAN WANTED
To represent locally one of the oldest and largest Ulinlli Inl
inslltutlona In America. Wts ulrendy hnve a lurxe local
rttatiliahrd clientele. I'onlllon iwrinunenl and highly re
munerative. '
Thia la an exceptional opportunity for a .ung. aniMtloim
man to enlalillnh hi mm.' If lu u . permanent, pleasant aud
profitable business.
See llolit. K. KiMler. Hlnte Mr., Hotel llalilwlll, thia
week or addrcxa. iWi Wrstrrn IJoinl. Miirtgnue IMillf..'
Portlnml.
" V f iilr l
I j ! . I I
MoiImt lu Im- llonoml
; Mothers of young women who j p( ked by radl.. Yw,, ,leen
are members of the Daughters , .. i
iof Job will be special guest, at Fairwe.tbe I, one of the three
the l:dge meotlng on Thursday "lr" laal r"u,H Ian COJ1H!
night at Moxonic hall. Each
daughter is asked t bring ber
mother. '
Mi. Kli lclii r
Mrs. Lillinn
Arriving ;
Fletcher, travel-
to participate In First National's
production of "Helen of Troy."
They tuned In to KFI. at Los An
;eles. got their descriptions, heard
them and aent in their votes. And
no television, either.
ONLY;
3 DAYS MORE
from which to choose 9. beautiful oil. paint'
ing painted by
Prof. BERT
- Meier & Franks Exhibition. Artist'
Free With Each $25.00 in Sales Slips sub
mitted, or they are sold at actual cost, '
$2.50.
To (,o lii Kuni
Directors of the chamber of
ronunnrce unanimously voted the
aending of Karl V. Iteynoldii. wc
retury of the Klamath Fulls
chamber to Kugene from March
l'J to 23 to a.tlrml the Oregon
short course achool. A motion
to send Mr. Iteynolds t tho
northern city for four days was
made by Attorney Itool C. Oroes-beck.
I Myron, sculptor of tho fith century II. ('.. sought in his famous
1 I ilM,.nli..l..u afi.f.iu ..r lha un....nt llr..k ,1 f lir,.L'i.r In utriru.l .
! an Id mi I conception of human grace und beuuty of form. He sue- '' auditor and ropr.'sentaHv
.....1...1 i.i.i .ni.i.in t v.-ii m..v ih,.i in iiiiii iriiiii-lla stack I of the home office of the Yeo-lgram has been arranged by
'of Holland Park Health School. London, aucceeds liule belter? j men will visit, the Klamath Falls , committee in charge composed
I -.- j lodge on Saturday evening, ac-1 of: Ruth Compton, Besie Ilu-
ranch on business. Mr. Cramer Is corning i annouucvn.eui am":. : mCr. .uius r ..n, . e..
' ,i, ti,i I The meeting will be held at the ma Grizzle rails. Kefre-thments
- I t1 I.' I.AI1 . ".Ill ...... "..-.I
I. J, W . I . 1111.1 M L . . U , H V . . U
Ing to Mr. E. W. Corr. Mr. and
Mrs. J,, H. Ezell will be apeci- '
guests Mr. Ezell is state man
ager of the order.
fore returning
home nt Fort
to their
Klnmuth.
Arcade.
KHoii nt llend I
f Tom Dixon, general superlb- '" Nortli
, K'liil.ct of The Crest Northern i Mrs. Hoaa Carlson, accompan-
, leilroad is truiisacllug business , led by her son. Lee Hobinson.
the
will be served at the close of the
evening.
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KLAMATH lZJ FALLS
r5i7&rvDEPENpABLE MERCHANDISE
Mrs. llArnlturt Ix-avlng
Mrs. (lenrge Ham hart of the
Huriihurt Hhop plana lo ' leave
this week-end for Han Francisco
on a brief buying trip. Mrs.
)iiiis Hume from Sonili
Mr. und Mm. Dun Hyan of
Fort Klumnth returned home
from Suit Ulugo. Calir, where
they spent the greater part cf
Ihu winter months and for a
short limn aro visiting In Klum
nth Falls us the house guests
of Mr. and Mm. J. J. Keller be-
in llend for several days. Mr.
fxou Is stopping ut The Pilot
lln'ti lun ut llend during his
Viktncss visit there.
Kiting In Oregon .
V. Card of Los Angeles. Culif..
arrived In Klnmuth Fulls this
morning to visit for a short time.
Mr. Card will motor through
Klumnth county while In this
i.ertioli, He expressed .limsulf
us trry much delighted with the
. scenery of this country.
left for Auburn. Wash. Hobinson j
Is recovering from Injuries sua- j
tallied hero some time ago and ;
Is returning lo his home with his i
mother and a sister.
Hunt's Knlrtiilnlug Tonight
Dr. and Mm. Warren Hunt are
entertaining with a dinner party
at the Club cafe this evening at
seven o'clock. Covers will be
luid for at least 30 guests.
i
FASTER and EASIER
FALLING and BUCKING
! .Mrs. IH'wecwc leuvliiR
Mns. R. E. Ilcweese. wife of i .
;U. K. Dewecse of tho Star prng lDAUGHTERS OF
I store, plum to leave on Thursday t tfD Tf M AMC
for Sun- Frunclsco and i.ihcr bay f ' 1 I1lflr.
jellies where he will visit for; ANNIVERSARY
sumo time.
!!. Wrnlon Here
.Mny Ki lurolng Tomorrow I , ,....J..
Albert May of Moe's storo Is . "- "
spent Tnes-
Puughters of Job will cele
brate the fourth anniversary of
the founding of the order in
WITH
No. S03
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No. r.n
SIMONDS
ROYAL CHINOOK
Cross-Cut
: SAWS '
A day's work with a Simonds Saw
is a good deal easier and you eer-.
tainly do more cutting than if you
are ushig saws that are not crescent
ground.
We carry a stock of Simonds Saws
and can fill your orders promptly.
LORENZ CO.
Wholesale Industrial Niiiilles
KLAMATH 'FALLS
OREGON .
returning onThiimduy mornings jdl"r ln "' '''Miplng aud via- Klamuth Fulls at the regular
train from San Francisco, where ! ".ln w,,h Wnda from Fort loilgo meeting on Thursday
he spent
piirchnsliig merchundiso for the ;
Klamuth Fulls More.
t Klamath where she Is stopping
with her mother at the Fort
night at Masonic temple.
Alcng with'the celebration the
Klnmmli hotel. Mrs. Weed on has young women will honor their J
charge of the hotel during the mothers, the evening to be known
absence of Mr. and Mm. Taylor; as "Mother's Night."
who are In Portland where Mr. I The lodge session has been
A pro'
tout Ion
Hum Transferred Noulli
lll..l. Il.irn txt I'nrflnn.l sun
of Mrs. Jennie Hum of this city, t Taylor is receiving medical at-1 called for 7:30 o'clock
has been transferred to Modesto.
California, when, he will make ,,m,xl
his future home with his wife. ,,.. . ' . ..
and family. The transfer comes!
In the form of a splendid pro-1
(irlffllh Ilaxter of Moe's store.
who Is B patient at the Klamath
r!oi.....l knM.,l...l ..rr..(... r-nM
motion fur Mr. Hum who Is con-i " , ' ""i
. . .. ,,K , ..... ..., an Infection ln his hand was re-i
lieciCll i!ll Ullll Ml imi i-u,,.,,n
hurdwnre firms of the Puclfir
const. Sin. Jennie Hum,
mother, vlxlted with him for a
brief time In Ashland on Tties
duy while he was enroute north
lo Portlund to make final ar
rangements for leaving for California.
ported very much Improved this
1 afternoon, Mr. Ilaxter had '
iuimiui iiikiii ami ins irienos nope
he Is now on the road to recov-!
ery.
llwrvitl Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. II. K. ChrlKty.
well know residents of Klamath
Falls, observed their 4!th wed
ding annlversnry on . Tuesday,
Murrli llllh. They were honored
at tho regulnr meeting of Aloha
chapter hold Inst evening' at Ma
sonic hall.
In From Mnlln i
II. M. Houston of Mnlln spent
Tuesday In Klamath Falls, on
business.
NooiicIicMit In tiiy
F.nrouto to his home In Head,
L. L. Nooncliesler urrlved In
Klnmulh Fulls this morning from
Portland where he has been
transacting business for several
days. 'Mr. Noouchester Is a ftir
buyer and will spend a few days
In Klumnth county before retiirn-
Haliy flili-kens Arriving; I
Another shipment of baby'
chickens . arrived In Klamath ,
Falls this morning, one shipment i
of 2ti0 from Salem lor Ottoj
Kchoeiifieldt, well known rancher!
of the Merrill country. Another!
CARD PARTY nd
SOCIAL
, Refreshments
Thursday Evening
MOOSE HALL
Members and friends and
visiting members urged to
come
The Newest fdv 1
r ' ., ,t lfl-
Ing In llend.
Jackson on HiiHlne?ai
Fred Jackson of Chlloqiiln Is
a buslncKs visitor In the city to
day. Mih im 1 1 - ll( n
J. K. MaeAnnlly of Iho Martin
Publishing company with head
iiuurlers In Port land urrlved In
Klumnth Fulls today und will re-:
main hero for some time In the
Interests of .his company who are;
publishing thn Veterans of For
olgn Wars book, which Is lo come!
off thn press before the state
convention In this city in July.'
MticAually Is a gncst nt the Hotel
Arcade.
No More Gas
In Stomach
and Bowels
If you with to bm permanently ra
llvd of (ta tn stomach and bowels,
ink B.taltiMinn Cat Tablet, which
are prepared jwially (or atomach s
and ail th bad alt acta raaultlng from
ga prira,
Ihat etnpty, gnawinc fatting at tha
pit of tha atomach wilt disappear; that
tiniiuua, nfrvou foaling with naart pat
Bitattnn will vanUh, and von will arain
a able to uka a dp braath without
diarontlort.
That drowjr, alaepy faallng after
dinner will be repine! by deaira for
evttcrtiiinment. Blontlng will ceasa.
Your ltrut. arm a and nngara jll no
longer leel cold and "go to aleep" be
cauie fXalmnn'a Gaa Tablet a preA-ent
(rrm trtUrferlng ' wllh the rircta
lion. lt the c'niln. In tha yellow park
ae, at ait $m4 Uiug atora, i'rice $1.
Always on hand at
STAR DRUG CO.
lino Trout Port luiitl j
Ira K. Cramer of Iho Hoiithtirn
Pacini, with hcadquartem ln
Portland, In horo for a hriof tlmo
WATCH
REPAIRING
11 Kit K
1 year gunrantco on all
work
GEO. METZ
JKWKI.KTl
023 Slain
Has 1001 Uses
The Plaster
That Sticks or
Mends Anything
You can use It to mend
a lamp shade or a base
ball 1st. to wind a golf
stick or a tennis racket,
tn seal the crack In a
window pane. 'to Insulate
your radio wires.
So hundy and so valuable
In 'many ways, no home,
office, shop, auto, camp
er's kit or traveler's hag .
should 'be without It.
STAR DRUG STORE
. .
Klamath Falla, Oregon
Luncheonette Dress Sets
So popular were these handsome sets that the
first shipment we received were sold in only two;
days,. Many customers requested that we re-
order which we did. They arrived this morn-;
ing and are offered at the same sale price,
Select Early Gay Array of Colors-
They're new they're practical they're a saucy combi-'
nation of youthful charm, and practicability. Consisting,
of a waterproof apron with panel front, adjustable back
and jaunty flare organdie pockets, with a dress to, match'
made in tight bodice style with lace trimmed collar., cuffs
and pockets. ' .'
See These E:.v.:tifu! S.rts Tcday
SALE PRICES
KLAMATH. LZJL FALLS
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