Wi'ilni'mlay, Aiigimt 22, 1i)gft
THE FA'F.NINO HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREflON
NEWS IN BRIEF
FIRE FIGHTERS
HARD
PRESSED
FUNERAL
NOTICES
! f 'law Trrti Hhow fiowl
I Tha ' combined offering of
Vaudflvllle and pMurc. at the
tin Tree theator yeiterday and
iuday U ahow chock full of
tnugha and Intere.lliin novelties.
Chick and Carroll (Tonln. who
pell the vaudeville number, are
JllKhly enturlulnlim with Minga.
picture! and a ahort ventriloquist
act. need and Cunnltiuhim gave
(he audience a lot of laugha and
Mr. Reed'a vivid portrayal of the
day! before prohibition, set to
fang,., brought a storm of ap-
. plauae whlrh would not be still
VIMlora Knim Koul It
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Bodoma
and dnuRhler, Miss Kathertne,
and Miss Katherlne HlnKmnn, all
of Loa Angoles. left Ihls marn
tng atlor a two weeks vacation
Tlslt away from thrir southern
home. The parly drove uorth to
meet their son. Don, who has
JOHN tllWIPK IIIUH'KKX.
lliytHMI.
I The remalna of the Into John
IChampe Hrockenbrough will be
i forwarded by the Karl Whilloi k
Kuneral Home to LaKgyetle, In-
- f l . c. D- : dtana, leavina on tonigni a tram
" j Interment
N
nardino Worst in
History
I.OS ANr.Kl.K8, Aug. St. UT
family plot
cemetery.
I
III bo made In the
In the l-ar'ayelt.
........ ........ .1 1 .. .1.- ...I.I.
7 r . . ' -Wllh hundreds of men conUnu-1
Mr. I'aul Vllea at his attractive . . . ... . - ... ...
home on the shore of I'pper
Klamath lake. While here
JOHN II. I.IXKKSTV.
John II. I.lufettty, a prominent
lug to battle a forest fire In the . business man of this city, passed
Can llurnal'illnn Htutrli't filPuvlPV ! MWMW mt hi. l.t rAltltatieit AOS
, ................ ........... .... ,t w, -.
"r 1 nrric'iila ImhI nltfht Hi'ln rri ihn Lincoln KtrMt. TiumiIhv lllzht et
and Mrs. Sodotna were the house f(re ,. tn ,n, Ancelus Na-.9:50 oclock. Mr. I.lnfesty was
guests of Mr. Vllea. Many In- ,, f()rOT, the greatest In his- a native of California and aged
terestlns fishing IriDs were en- . : .... .,.... ... .. a
d until be had repeated his of-1 Jo.ed by yMi0 dlrlnt tnolr KUnnrlf ,ow huml(llt ,nd .',. . mri ,
terlng. Hla rich, bass voice u, brlef gUT- Mlst nikIIllll, wno wlnJ conll)lueJ to increase plumbing business at 10SS Main
bf . quality aeldomheird on the . ,,,, mu,,cl.n, ho,r(J rwt and h.d , ww( know
Vaudeville stage. The third act. frequently over radio from all; vi n,..-,,-! lwir. .i,i.,i r wimih tMlla for
in which one Harry Cornish pro
stata several songs and novelty
saxophone and violin playing, was
Indeed easy to listen to and
brought an enthusiastic response,
ford and Cunningham proved
themselves to be true masters of
th art of making pebple laugh,
tnd their Impersonations of sev
rat of Hollywood's famous movie
Start were of high, order. Per
haps the most interesting act on
the whole bill, however, was the
test set Jn which the veteran po
lite dog. Dauntleaa, was present
ed by Scotty Wilson in sojm of
his war time and motion picture
duties. The way in which Daunt
leaa disarms a man shooting a
pistol was vivid and realistic.
Then, on the acreen, the ahow
?Nw .York" starred Richard
Ccrtef. Lola Wilson, Estelle Tay
lor; William Powell and Norman
trevor". It Is a story of a young
iunslcisn's rise In New York In
Vi realm of dance music and
4companying It goes all the
Scenes and Interesting bits of a
tOry laid In New York.
tftiy They're Delinquent
i There are many tax delinquents
if clty business properties, but,
' jitter all. there la no reason for I
special concern, commented Gar-'
fett Van. Riper, tax collector, to
ay. : Delinquencies (or the first
v?
Klre that
the large broadcasting stations of 'canvon, kev to the San Hernar- eight yenrs.
the south. :dino water supply, was partlully t He leavea to mourn hla pa.eilng
routined tnnieiit. -his wife Knitna. seven brothers.
1 The fire in Cable Canyon lu Kred of this city, Charlea and
the same district continued to Ralph of Highlands, California.
To Lorato In KbuuMli
Mr. . and Mrs. Kenoffel
and
h.... ....I ...rli' tA AilO n,.rfa nt ll.ru mnA f v-.tian tt Kan llerilttr- .
daughter have arrived In Klam- bnuh and Umbff ,,, h.r) been dlno. California. William of Seat
atn Falls from Butte Montana. Iad waate foregtry officials re- tie. Washington, and Milton of
and will make their future borne norted Additional land is doom-; Ilannlng.- California, one sister,
here. Mr. Kenoffel formerly own-,ed bcfore ,he bi,,e, can be Mrs. Martha Hromllow. of Hlgh
ed and operated the famous Spo-;qU(.ni.hcd .nlrly i lands. California. . I
kane restaurant In Butte. Klam-; nunlidity was at C. the lowest Friends are respectfully In
ath Falls looks so good to the fi-;Ure gnce the Angelus reserve 1 Tted to attend the fuueral aer
new arrlvala that they expect to,WM established. ! vices to be held Thursday after-
be In business here very aoon. . i noon at 3 oVIock at the Klamath
JchiUmuln I'eople In Town Temple with llev. Guy DeVrlea ;
On Automobile Tip ' ' a number of Coilo-yum people officiating. ' Commitment servloes
Mr. and Mrs. Irving Joseph j were la Klamath Falli yesterday , will be held and Interment mado
and email daughter. Ruby, left shopping and attending to busl-; Sn Bernardino. California.
this morning for Portland and nesa matters. They Included Miss The remains are In the t.old (
Seattle on a two weeks nlotor Mary Walker. Mrs. Bell Miller -t the Karl hillock u-
trlp. .Mr. Joseph U connected and Mrs. Wade Crawford. neral Home. Pine Avenue at
with the K. Sugarmau clothlngi . .Sixth where friends may call. :
store. j Return From California !
. ! . Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith and TULE CROP IS
family have returned from Berk- j APf?F RFPORT
County Library Closed
Tne county uorary, wnicn naa 'jj. - " ,
been undergoing repairs to its two weeks with Mr. mitns mo-. (Contlnoed rrom n
exterior, will be closed the rest . ther.
of thU week while the inside Is! - lowing an inspection of the fer-
belng entirely redecorated, ac-, 'n Town From Keno tile area popularly referred to as
cording to Miss Mildren Olsen, ' Mrs. L. H. .Anaerson ana tho "Bread HasKet ot tne iviara-
llbrarian. i daughter. Esther, .were in tne ath Basin. '
,'city yesterday from their home i "The yield from leased lands
Returns From Stockton ... St Keno. 'will be slightly les. than last
....... ,,, . , . - yeir. although some lease holders
I wiuwm Shopplns; From Mldtand notably the Cox brothers
dent of KlamSth. and more re- , r, , .. .. ...
? , . airs. 4. i. nwuiici uiv.v iii.u uare ime rruiis, miu . .
K months are assessed only six centlv a sheen operator of the:.-, . .. ........j , . "
w- . . , . i - - .... ivianriia rails ii W'1' iiiiumnu jro- aerson. I lie K a i ii c i u y ua niv
m- - " - vuv, . mo oiih'kiuii seciiuu, nil buiu mi
eTto v L dZZ JX, 7 "? !TlTd l "'".toKlorc.. iThere .re foriy or fifty home-
rt'. Ii.S T .l " R.ht. h"e1coum5' t0 hi many friends. , . I.tcad. with from 50 to 200 acros
OA. iZ.i-.a v. , . .1 Manufacturer In Town In grain, and the stand on most
BO; Instead he lets the county o . . ... ..... " .. ... . ..
- : uiaua kiezs. oi ine rorirana or mem iooks verv xooa.
Mrs. E. M, Levy returned last . Furniture Manufacturing com-! Mr. Henderson said that wheat
Instead he lets the county
Charge' him up but, before the
ix mpnins is op. pays up In full.
After the first six months delin
quency, the Interest rate assessed
l nine per cent.
! night from a buying trip to San-pany. ts In town for a couple of ; harvesting was well under wuy
yieitors Expected
Mr. and Mrs. John Sargent are
Snroute. here from their home in
. Jopeka, Kansas. While In Klam
ath Falls Mr. and Mrs. Sargent
will be the house guests of Mr.
Bd Mrs. A. M. 'Worden. This
will be the second visit oLMr.
Rflt-rpnr tn Vlim.ll. M . .. .1
iIrs. Sargent's first opportunity
0. see the scenic wonders of our
county.
1
I Francisco and Los Angelea. Mrs. ! days from Eugene.
j Levy is the owner ot The Polly i
j Shoppe, located at the corner of I HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
i Ninth street and Klamath avenue.! ; BRINO RaSULT3
.and that five comblttei were at,
work on the su.ovo acre lSKe
I bed. Ducks and gees$ STe al
, ready assembling on Tule lake.
Home Fnm Diampml
; Re. D. V. Haight, accompan
ied by, hla mother, Mrs. Emma
Haight. returned last evening
from , Diamond lake, , where a
pleasant week was speit fishing,
boallog and tramping.'
In rallfornia
.. Mrs. Curtis C. Hedrich left
this week for Berkeley, Califor
pi, where she will enter her
Children in school for the winter, j
The Hedrlchs are prominenlresl-.
peuis.oi Chlloquln.
'
On Buslneaa
,. R. W. Niles, representative of
the Sleberling Rubber company,
wSs a business visitor In Klamath
Falls yesterday. -Mr. Nlles makes
hH home , in Portland.
v " .
fyom Fort Klamath
Mr. and Mrs. Dsn Ryan "were
Is the city yesterday from their
home St Fort Klamath. Mr. Ryan
Is Interested in the stock business.
I'roni Fort Klamath
V Mrs. Ben Loosley waa visiting
intown yesterday with friends.
Klamath Sat.
Falls Aug.7
FAIR C.KOLNU&
ANIMALS an
FEATURES "wEVERY
QUARTER ostw GLOBE
INCLUDIM
.THC HANNEFORD FAMILY,
FLYINO WARDS AND
PETER TAYLOR, PER
OF ALL ANIMAL
3UBJUGAT0RV
SSEATESlI
TufO
I SHOWS
ff IITOWN TH.'KKT HALM
Circus Day Only
' , .rDKIlV(Mll Dltlti STORE
!''"( j! C.uthrtnun iwurt Jul f,mo
LAST CALL
for HELP
, Still a few Stools, Benches, Radio Speakers, Phono
graph Bargains, etc., at cut-throat prices.
New Pianos or Phonographs will be ordered specially
for you up to a few days from now, when we turn over our
principal stock to the Star Drug Store. i
Remember our Specials include "no interest," "free in
surance" and other valuable considerations. Ask any of
oar competitors to give you these things free.
If you figure buying anything in our line, even for
Christmas, let us figure out to you how much you can save
by buying now (today). t-
If you are wise you will "act now"; If you are unwise
"it can't be helped."
Earl Shepherd Go.
Pianos, Victrolas, Radio
Quitting Business It won't be long now '
507 Main Street
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Final Wind-Up of the Oregon Woolen Stores Closing-Out
Sale of Their Entire Lakeview Stock
Never before and never again will such values be offered. The time is short We
must make room for our Fall stock We dont care about the prices We
must liquidate immediately SO HERE GOES.
Bergman Loggers' Fine Li5,e Sox WaUl or Blb 0.alI, Canvai GIoye,
SHOES
J,t n tvsr.lrtt.. Last CaU WhjIe th(,y j j Last C l J
YMur to IM.IM. J
$5.85 .09c 98c .09c
W11ILK TIIKY LAST
Every Man's Dress Suit in the Store
$19-49 "2A11 Wool and everyone worth double these prices"" $27-49
Gauntlet style $2.00 values 1 $3.00 values Arrow Stiff Collars
Leather Palm Glove, Boy.' Riding Breeches Drej Jeg 2Qc vaIuM
Last Call
. 35c 98c 51-95 4 for 50c
$3.00 Broadcloth Shirts New fancy Bow Ties Heavy Woolen Sox
Dress Shirts While they last Last call ! Now
-,'
' - $1.65 99c 39c . 29c
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FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE! FREE!
A FANCY INDIAN DESIGN BLANKET FREE
with every $15.00 or more purchase Thursday, Friday, Saturday only!!
SUITCASES Fine Medium Weight N. B. Athletic U-Suits Genuine Rockford
Out they go Union Suits Now Sox now
$1.49 41.98 $2.93 , 89c , 89c 15c .
$5.00 Every Dress Shoe and Oxford uP to $8.00
Work Shoes While they last Work Shoes
$3.95 $3.95 zwr $5.19 Now $4.95
' Moleskin" Pent ' Fine Drc$ Hats Fine Wool Sweater Corduroy PanU
Last call! " Out they go Coats While they Last call"!
$2.69 $2.95 and $3.95 last $3.95 $2.69
Can't Bustem Frisco Boys 11 Wool TWO PantS Suits 0vera,,' Work
Jeans now In the newest styles and fabrics ' Clothes, Gloves, Etc.
$2.45 $9.85 $11.85 $13.85 Greatly Reduced
Boys' Fancy Sox Fancy f.ll-wool Auto 'Random U-Suits Silk and Wool
Fine Rayon Silk Robes $10 values Heavy weight, now Worsted U-Suits
.29c ' Now $6.85 : V ' $1.95 Now, $2.95 ,
Remember: This Sale Positively Ends Saturday Night,
...... ;
August 25. Hurry and Save.
Always
the .
Best
Oregon Woolen Store
8th and Main Streets
We Sell
for
Less