WcriiicwKv, Mmch 21, 102ft
THE EVENING HEftALl), KLAMATH PALLS,-OREGON
PagB TTte
NEWS IN BRIEF
! tix'tii Ikth dI the ulil Mini visitor j from Hi-lid where hu linn been years, plan lo Jeavo uu Hunduy
Hru tii'ttrl lljr wid'om. The meet- for lh- past few day, on business
I iik Iihm been Hiiiiiiiiiiioil for 2:311 J Mr lllxnn
n'rlin k. llotec nasUtlng Mr, brief ilnio
llalslgvr are: Mr, (llnun Kump,
M ih. H. X. Kt'tiilnll ami air.
Conrs.f Newton.
for Han KraurlMifv V'hefe Ue will
will ha here for a . Ma-ate perinnneiiily. Her many
before returning to I friend regret to learn of her de-
Mend fur several day. , jiariurn but wish her suites in
' her new home. Mr. Oladya lloy-
l.llihU are lii- ki'il T ban accepted (ha posl'lon left
from her ranch home thla morn
ing to shop and visit briefly wllh
friend.
Child Ming on llaillo
Little liarliara Jean Warren.
Willi- Truffle Officer waller i vacant hy Alls HroffMu renin- i four-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Poster, stopped a number of cars ! nation and took np ,Iier diiH"- . Mth. Warren of Oakland. Califor
nia, and a granddaughter of Mr.
Gloria
Warren Af the Ronton
KruiiM' liolnir Koiilli
1mi mIiuII nt The MiTiin ' c.lly, , ho bin been making her; ) A. Kriiuse, gennral manager : op Monduy night, chucking on I Hil moriilpg, '.v
M M. Marshall, representative homo In 111 university rliy Imc'nf I he Klnninlli Lumber and Ho adjustment of light. A number ...
' . i J. ii .. l mil riminuny. nlana to leavo lonuir- of arrcsl were made and reports i left for IMiiismuIr
III I no n ii'niMi''r-1 in in it i "ii in- - t . . . ' .,. Li,,in t .l, ,.!, I...... A
row for Win rranctsco on ihii-1 iurnn hi ny rosier. .Mr. yx-A Manlgan and on,"" ' " "'
ue In the Interest of III nun-j . : left , tills morning for . 'Dunamulr ca"' orfr K,'X ' "--land IHIIng
puny. (..iiidcc l(.liiiiie.l Iwhere they will visit for somel'"0 r'ry f "M"' U"(! RMln
'. . j Hid Oandue of Mimaniiilr. who , Mme w)h frlm Hood on r rlday -evenln. Her
liMbc. Iloinn I 'i urn Portland ha heun vlslllng wllh Odeli OI-' j grandfather. Mr. Warren, who Ih
Predarli-k Korhea of Korhea ! on f freaeenl nvenun r the frtf lied llluff .ngeiit for the Southern I'aciflr at
day. ha- returned ; wlth hte daugh-' rr ."J"0, en)yl, ' ,nK U'
Over tha week-end ..... V.H1. . Ml" tory. Within the near
they vl.lted wllh frlenda at Ah- . ' ... ..... .... ,...., . '""' '"IM will again oe
: lt-M, riiuullla lleflf
Mm. WHnlfreil Cogglnn hiia re-
aillulii of New York arrived In i
Klamath Kali from bla head-'
iiuiirlera In I'linlnnd on Tiiumliiy ,
and will lie a gue.t ai thn lluiid ! riiiimil her uonlllon ua leaeher In'
Kerna fur thn remainder of Ihejihe Midland IhkiIm following nn I
week, Mr. Mamhull advlaea auli-: nlmencii of mora Ihun two monllm'
eiTlher that they might get In aeinuiit of lllniwn. During her Drug more naa returned from a "aai ueverm
Inui h wllh hltn at the Knrna nimenee from Midland, Mr Aien-; Uriel liinilie und pieaaure trip i ' me inune.
during hla atny In the rlly, Till" under In ehnrge t her rlaaa lo I'oriland. II vlalied wllh Mra.
murk hla flrat vlalt In Klnninlli
Kulla tlnre Ihn flrt of Hepiemlier.
I .eft fur 1'iiitluwl
1 1 'or lie while In the northern I land.
Hrlil,.li r lli'i-e HiiHunl lli-i ,
I'aul J. Hehlmuer. luolliall eoai h ! Mtioiul Home . i. '' Howard of Toe Tnlod
... ... .at thn Ureaon Hlato ml earn at ii-y u ur.,,i un.i i,.r,.ni I'uelfle la IraiiMellni iuin,
.iir. niniiiu i.ew hiiiki nt ii-n ... . ( . mm ,
lor Portland wliero hn will en. I ' wviillla. urrlved In Dm i lly to- daughter. Uc-rnldlu Di'lorna, have ! In Ihe iliy todu.
Joy (Iranil )er week and vlall!,l"r ""'I '" ""' l,"'''' ' returned to tht-lr home from Ihe
wllh friend. Ilr. Mill v.tll , ''"' ' "'" '"rul lunrheon j Klunini h Valley ho.pltal.
Blao attend Ihe flr.t convention I Thl 'venlng. Mr. Uehlaaler will .
of the f. A. Jl. f Ihe alale of " "onur mni ai a mnqmi i n ei tioiiiK Nuittle
Oregon to he held at the Mult-i'" " Hlven t.y the Klamallil M. H. Wont,
iioniah hotel on Kalurdiiy
Slat.
ling for Ited Illilff. California, to i
vlnit aeveral day. They expert
to return home oa Hunday. Mia
Nadlne I a atudent at tbe Houih
ern Oregon Normal eolli'ge at
lAahland.
heard over KI.X
i number.
two vocal
lt,'tnrnln to I'ortlaiMl
J A Mimfiill. K. A. -urntr '-un Vmeer. repre.entatlve
Loiila Karl, r loyd Cen.ry of ' HI ike-Moffllt and Towne
in ho given by the Klamalhl M. H. Wont, treasurer of Ihe California; Harry iiavi 01 vva.n., ......
Mlir(.hC,un.y Alun.nl a, the chamber I Jtl ,,I1KH, Mo romwiny. left thla ' ..Kd Inoon after aoendlng the p.t
ek here on lulne.
i or commerce. i ne nani'iei win afiernoon for Hall Krnndaco on
no neiii ai :.to 0 iioea.. inenaii. ,, ,iine trip which will keep
Mm. I lea n Arrived 1"" "'"" " """ "' ''him noiith for aeveral day.
Mr. a II Hi.., i. of Portland ! largcal affnlr held III the al-:
I Ihn hoii.o guet of her brother-."'""I clrel for 1.111110 time. ihiccIm-Im III "
In-law and alater. Mr. and Mra. hlaler la known a a moat: ynlo ttfierbeln of the Kveiiing , 1,1 1
V. II. Ilnrdln of Hiiulh Itlveralde. anie apeaaer a wen a .me oi 1 llorald I III at tho family home
Mr. liar g I reald. nt engineer mo., rapaoi" io.m.mi,, roa.-iiee wlh ,,,.,, f ,a rlpIW-
of the (irenl Northern rnllroud. and every former Oregon Hlnle
i college aiudent I urged to at- v,m,i11J Aon..ni
and K, O.lepry of Wanhlngton, ' n00n
reglatered car at tne i npia t ,
booth of the chamber of coin-1
mere today. .
IIK. II I'ftK Kit HKtTS
NKW YOHK, March 21. IIP)
New York Block Kxchange aeata
continued to rixe when ar
rangement wer made for the
nl of one for the top price of
:i.10,00 or $5,000 higher than
the previoua record.
WRESTLING
Kicavntlon Ktartnl
. Kxcavatlou on the new nervl,
iitattou oa the corner of North
lr. I'hnrle Ale of Merrill ' "u
i 4i.. .1,. .i.. i...r lun-ion Monday -morning under the
. plug and. vUltlng friend.
leaving for t iilifiiruia I tend and hear the Intent on the
Knroutu to Santa Cru. Calif., foil hull liuailon at Cnrvallla. j
to vlnlt with Mra. U elilier. inn
wa called aoiiih iimelline ago Merit lo l nl
Itelurllllii: Nrflidav
Mr. Inland WIIIH with her
rifrtu'llnti r.f fc'riwnrft Pmrwit Th'
motion when eooiplete4 will coat
In the neighborhood of I7.R00.
Word of the marrlnge of Frank
Andrew and Mr. Kdlih Vic- . . i.. Ulr. Tlcbiuir Mliomiiiia
1 Krr 1A'':b;rrM'nKH''nK,'r"nC'"l'l ". ! return hom to I-,kevlew tl.l. Mr.. J. II. Tlchnor of the La.
eehruury 2r,th ha. been received ! . i,k ii .
HHIfRTIIII UllVr IliMIIHH ii-.to ... ,. ,.r; l'V '.l lUUlUIUU 111
on account of Ihe .erlou lllniw On Tueaday afternoon
en tier tatner. r.. i.. vveoorr n cimiuk Mr. .Andrew before
.illlldian Vlalli'd urletly III niain- were laaueu a marriugo iuene
Bill 'll on Tueaday from Hull' al the office of ihe county clerk,
home it (llene. K'urotilt amlh I lot ft partlea gave M til In to their
they are tnpplng for abort time rimlilenie.
at Mid ford vlalt. friend. .
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1 ' . .2 .r:'.r !" wiu.ir. , w
Mr. Thoma. Aarou Itobertaon luMly In the city Iran-1 " " f-
of S:t 1 North Ninth will return erted biiHlneaa. , - no alt uu on Tueaday for the
n three
In Klninalh Full by their friend.
her mar-1
.rlage waa employed for uioro
I than two ycara with the ('alitor-1
'ilia-Oregon Power company of :
thla city. Mr. and Mra. Andrew
are at homo to their friend at1
relative and frlenda for the pat
week. Mra. Wlllila will vlnlt with J1
her parent. Mr. uhd Mr. Levi;
McDonald, al l.angell Valley en-'
route home.
llnali-r HIlllnB I'p I
(irlftlth L. Ilaater. advertising
manager of Moe'a atore, waa able
hnine on Thumdny from
woek'a vlalt nt (Irani I'k and At tlir lUiUlger Home
Kugene. At (Irani Pti. Mr ; Melnlier of Ihn Ijiille Aid of
ItolHTlmm vUiteri with her par- the Flrat Melhndl! church Willi
ent and at Kugene tana been ihe meet nn Thundiiy afternoon at
I. . . ... . ... .... Ml.. .... 1 .. .... n .. II. I. la...
ii"n iw in ii"i mini..r, .ien i up iiiuiin i.i .m. r.. n. niniii,-i !i.......i , , 111a
Panal IHI.rton. for rly of ihl. at lM Melro. avenue. All b',"'n" n"r '""ling.
Itlwui-li-a leaving
A. K. "Uualjr" Uhnadv of the
MlMourl Pacific railroad leave
tomorrow for bla aoutharn head-
nuartera In Han Francisco after
flrat lime alnce bolng removed lo
tho Klamath Uenornl hoapltal for
medical attention for an Infected
hind. The Infection threatened
Mr. Ilaxier'a hand for a lime but
hi condition la steadily Improv-
1 1 Ih friend hope for hi
apeedy recovery.
r,Mlllog from Vnlley
Mr. nnd Mra. T. (). Hilling
of Mi-df ird are giict In Klam
ath Fa IN today. While here they
are rcRlmered at the Hotel Pelican.
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FAIRBANKS
MORSE
"The life of the motor is the life of the
insulation." Other pails may be easily re
paired and replaced, but the insulation is
inaccessible. If it hardens and cracks, its
life is ended. The motor must be completely
rewound to be dependable.
Fairbanks-Morse insulation is painstak
ingly tested to secure elasticity. Built up
layer upon layer of tough, fibrous material
dipped in a special plastic varnish baked
and redipped, then re-dipped and rebaked
it is rendered impervious to moisture, dust
and ordinary exposure to corrosive gases.
The insulation is typical of the long-lived
construction used in all Fairbanks-Morse
motors and generators. They are built to
give continuous, trouble-proof operation.
We invite closest inspection and compari
son. The many successful local installations
give evidence of Fairbanks-Morse leadership
luimnniiel Church Itrmoileleil
Announcement of improvement
and alteration to the Immanuel
Huptlat church on North Kleventh
street waa made today. For the
prcaent the church will lie re-
CirriM Parade TiiJiI 1 modeled and enlarged with plan
Children of tho Fremont andi,or "ulldlng to bo built
Central school will hold a par- l'1,pr- "A ful1 ",nient of con
jude on the atreel Friday noon Nto will be Included In the im
i which mark, the opening of the ' provementa under way. The Ira
: circus to he held In Fremont i manuel church la affiliated with
auditorium on Friday afternoon!1 Northern Huptlxt conventioa
and evening. Proceeda of the I and the regular llnptlm convert
eiUortalnmunt will be need lo de-jtlon of Oregon It I the plana
oi nr.- o. t:. n ngnt, eiecutivT
secretary of the atato convention.
Dr. V. T. Mllllkon. director of
the llaptlst Young People's Union
of Oregon and Dr. (I. O. Laugh
lln, state evangelist, to visit the
Klamath Falls, church la early
lckerwtn from Siulli ;
(I. Ilaien Nlckersnn of the In-; MIkh Kroffieli! lavliig
ternallnnal Merchant Mnrlne Miaa I.llliau Scotfield. aateslady
compnny with the Pannma Pac-1 ut Moe'a alore for the past two
Iflc line I paying an official visit 1
to Klamath Fall In the Interest,
of hi company. Mr. Nlckersnn
make hla headquarter in San
Francisco.
I fray tots 61 picture frames for
I picture w hich were purchased
liy the two schools from fund
taken in at the Colonial An Kx
' hlblt. Adult will be charged
1 10 centa admission, while child
' ren'a admission al five centa.
From laikevlew
.Mr. and Mr. Ira Ilnugland are
'.transacting biifllnesa In the cltyi
today from their home at Lake-
' view.
YIMllnir from luileiK-iiden
J. L. Peack and Dallas Cockle
of Independence are business
caller in Klamath Fall today.
They are stopping at the Hotel j
Arcade while here.
WATCH
REPAIRING
HERE
1 fear guarantee on all
work
GEO, METZ
JEWELER
023 Mala
.for best results
in- your baking '
Same Price
for over 35 years
25 ttisce for 2$
Use less than of ,
higher priced brands
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Guaranteed Pure
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A (MII TOOTH fMSTK
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Tooth Paste
It Remove the Film
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It Correct-Acid .Mouth
Prevents Tooth Decay
Ita Dally Use Preventa
Pyorrhea. -
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Individual Kfzr Tunc
STAR DRUG STORE
Of $aSSL Sam
Klamath Fall, Oregon
WINTER
GARDEN
KLAMATH
FALLS;
Veterans of Foreign
Wars Championship
'Tournament
. ... .. -
Thursday,:
March22
f 1 ;
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MAIN EVENT
, Light Heavies
. FINISH , MAJCH .M
Sailor "
Jack Woods
of Medford, Oregon
Henry ' Burk
of Klamath Falls
Sailor Jack ' Wood
SEMI-WINDUP, Middleweight
FLOYD WAY vs. LEFTY CHALLIS
of Bonanza of Klamath Fall
CJJRTAIN RAISER, .Newsboy's Special ; . .
' R. CLAUS0N vs. ROY LILLY!
Featherweights . "
Free L.adies are, Especially Invited Free
Tickets at the Mecca: Ringside $2.00, General
Admission $1.50; no tax; Students' 75c '
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HERALD CLASSIFIED AD3 " BHINO RESULTS
rnrty Tliursdny Mht .
Member of The Past Noble
(irand rlub will preside n hos
tesses over a bridge and "!i00"
party at the Odd Folia hall on
Thursday ovenlnc. Reaervaliona
are being made through Mr. V.
I.. Baunder. The affair Klves
' promise of beina; one of Ihe out
IslaudluK of the aprln aeason.
1 Visited In City
Mr. and lira. C. M. Unmsby of
j the Ashland-Klamath Fall. June
Itlon wero visitor In the city T
i terday. Mr. Hamsh)' trnnsnt'ted
business In connection wllh Ibo
j luni'tlon while here.
LORENZ CO.
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON '
Authorized Denier
fa itllMoM Ptodoclt ft sJ.il "Erary Lint I An
T Visit Schools
For tho purpose of visiting i
Ihe arhonla at Lnrolla and I.an-j
aell vnlley. Mis Hazel MrClel-
land, county health nurse left j
Ihe rlty enrly thla morning. i
Itettiriieil To (Jrnnl I'uaa
Ornnd Vlce-Chnncellor HomtoII
of tho KnlRhta of I'ytlilas Indite,
who visited the Klnmnth Falls
IoiIko No. Oil Inst evening, ha
returned to hi home at Grand
rasa.
Indian Aitcnt Here ,
V. 8. Krlelh, field agont for
the ITnlled Klntea Indian Service
with he'idqunrtera In Redding.
California, arrived In tho city
thla morning and will remain In
Iho county on official business
I for aeveYnl day.
lllxnn rt turning TomorroH
Thomas Dixon, general auper
intendnnt of the Great Northern,
la expected to return tomorrow
Announcement
'Extraordinary -
SPRING TOUR
JOHN ROBINSON'S
Seven"
Serenaders
Direct from tho University
of Oreson nnd tho Kugene
1 Winter (iarden Spanish
tlnllroom.
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Radio KCEH Favorites
DANCE
. "to their irrcslsl llilo
.Music
AT THK '
Winter
Garden
Klamath Falls
Tonight
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thing for the home, you will find it advertised. If a
dress, suit of clothes,' a hat, a pair of shoes, a diamond
ring, a bridge lamp, an electric refrigerator 6r a! house
and lot you'll find it advertised. '" ' '
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