Tuesday, SeptMnlw 25, 102ft
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEWS IN BRIEF
''loin ( IiIIihuIii
Warren mink was unions lli
lltlMlllUHH CHllT III ill I'll tl-
diiy mini Clillmiulii.
Moliiivil To lU'iiil
lir. mill Mm. K , IHoU'lie
miilnruil lit IU'imI lust ovenln.
whare fir. IHolsrliu wus railed lo
)rtiriii a mujiir uliernlloii.
Ijutcrn Hlnr ToiiIkIiI
TnnlKlit members of llm Ksat
ern Hlur will meet ut Musonlr
hull for llm mmiUr min'tlux.
VIsIiIiik members nr Invited to
rnti-n J.
W illi Sim. Mat I hew a
Mr. (). I. Mutlhewa will be
ttoaleaa li tho tm-nili"r of The
Friendship rlub ut Iho llml meel
Ini of Ihn full lu lie held nt I"
lioiuo on r'rldsy afternoon.
YUlliiia IVoiu llilmiil
J, Mr. mid Mm. fmnk K. Ilee.
Ion of Oakland, t'allfornl are
In llm rlty for a fnw 1y on
hualiiesa nd pleasure rnmhlned.
Thny ura stoppli! at Ihn tloli'l
Arrniln.
alliil lly Moilier Ih-wb
Minn llvrnlr K kateln, tearlier
at MHI srliool haa been railed
to Alhuny. Oregon by llm (li-iiili
or her mntln'r. Purlim her
ahanmo, Mm. Vl.ila Dlrkaoii la
acting as substitute.
lm. l.ovi-ly llriunwil
Mra. Kva Lovely liua rcluriii'd
. lo Imr pnaltlon aa trai'hi-r of
the eUtillt rado of KrnnioiU
a.hool aftrr a brlif lllnaa.
During hur aluwin'o. Mra. Morton
a nrwuimrr to Klamath Kalla
ubatltutod.
Mllla H.Iiih.1 Crowilnl
Klv additional atuil.'nla ri-la-trrml
yealnrilay at the Mllla
achoi.l brlnalna the atotal enroll
ment up to 60S. Thla attendance
niakee the aihool rrowdrd. how
ever Irarhem are manaitina the
elaaava In a apli-ndld manner.
Allleon To l-e Huncla)
llev. V. K. Alllaon will leave
on Kiiuday for Kanaaa City, Mla
rourl where he will apciid amiie
lime attending a ronveiillnn of
Chrlallan rliurrh repreaentailvca
frnni throughout the I'lilli'd
Itlalea.
Fain lew P. T. A
Tho flral meeting of the Fair
view Parent Tearlmra aasorla
lion will be held on Friday afu-r
noun. Keplembcr SH. at the
school nt three o'rlivk. A get
acquainted hour will be held.
A musical program and lea will
bo held during the afternoon
with Mra. Whlimore In charge.
I'arenta are asked to attend.
Annual Flection Friday
Annual election of officers will
be held at' tho meeting of the
Past .Matrons club scheduled for
Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. W. Splker. At this
time annual dues will be col
lected, according to Mra. W. P.
McMillan, president. Mra. Jennie
Hum and Mrs. Frank Ankeny
will preaido as hostesses with
Mra. Bplker at a one o'clock
lunrhoon on Friday. ,
Trip To Ice Caves ?
t An enjoyable rarnvan lo the
Iro Caves was made Bunday
with C'uplnln O, C. Applegnte In
charge. Thfa trip was made nt
Iho foqucat of a number of
friends of Captain Applngates
who were minimis that the trip
bo made before the season closed.
Among thnso who attended
wore: Mr. and Mrs. K. O. Nord.
Mr. and Mra. A. 1. lllue. Mr.
and Mrs. H. Itedder. Mrs. It.
Bwansen, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 1).
Kmery, Phylla Bhulti, Alva
Hhults, .Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Karrell and son, Mr. and Mra.
W. W. Bllxrlll and children.
William Snow. Mr. and Mrs.
(loorgo Clement, Mrs. A. I..
Itlchards, M. L. Hhults, Joseph
Mercer, Jean Mit'all, Hlllla Alr
Call, D. II. Sturm, Sarah Storm,
Mary McComb, I). 1.. .MrComh,
Owen Kresgo, Hteward Kreage,
Kil Holbort and fieorgo Secl
' f Inger. A number of the party
" wero from Sacramento, Cnllfor
, nla.
ill
At tho
PINE TREE
THEATRE-
TOHAV
VAUDEVILLE
anil
IltVIN H. COHIt'8
Comeily Himiali!
"TURKISH .
DELIGHT"
.
Coining
Tilt USD V mid Fltlll.lY
UIOUVAI.II HFN.W
In .
"The Night fiird"
I ll-iUilIng Ilium
II. A. Coin Ik
ii rr H m K
modem lioina In lliu Allumoiil
dlalrlel.
IIimI' IVoin Miiirnril
KilKiir Jolin unci Knrl John
Imili of Mcdfnrd ura III llm illy
on lniHlness.
Miilfi.nl Vlxllom
Mr. mid Mm. K.
Mmlfnrri urn Iutd
business visit.
K. Coinha of
for a hrli'f
l-'roni HirnKin' Itlver
Krsnk luynnlila. Jr.. of Hprii
Itue Itlvnr was In Klamath Kalla
yeaterduy on hualnraa.
I 'noil Kliuiuilli .MnralH
I.. A. Kllilinvh of Iho Klura
aih Marab oa In lliu rlty over
Ihe week end with frlenda.
O'Connor Vl"!u llrnw
Con II. o Connor of Lake
vlnw api'iil thi wi'ik mid In
Kluiiinth Knlla trnnauc-tliiaj but
llllaa. Hulllt'Mit Ki'furiM'il
J. J. Hull) van, aaalalatit Buir
Intnndviit of Th Hoiithnrii I'a
rltlr ri'lnriii'd thla murnlnfj to
Dunamulr ofiar a hualnvaa vlalt
hum.
l''mm Hllver luiki
It. A. Uing of Hllvt-r Lake
hua returned home after apend
lug tho week end here wlih
frh'iida.
I mm liuiiaiiiulr
II. I,. Ilutler of Duimniulr In
In the rlty today on bualni'aa
.Mr. Ilutler la with The ttouthcrn
I'ailflc.
From The Valley
K. J. Klelderman of Medford,
ronuerted with the While Hew
ing Machine company la In the
city on buainraa.
Klu-ll till Men llel
W. M. llefflllnger and II. I.
Norrla of The Khell Oil company
are In the rlty on bualneaa from
Iti'ddiiig. California. They are
gueata at Ihe Hotel Arcade.
I'nrkcr l-ft For llrtvnna
I llanlbal ('. Tarker haa left for
Havana, Cuba where bo will at
tend Ihe 1'nlli'il Kpanlah War
Velerana convention which con
vene there on Octnlier seventh.
Iteluriiiil Iju.1 Kveiiinir
Chrla Minima returned homo
laat evening from Sacramento
very much Improved In health.
He hua been south for several
weeks receiving medical Blten
elon. It turning To OMklnnd
Mr. and, Mrs. C. W. Harmon
returned to Oakland. California
today after a short business vlalt
In the rlty. Mr. Harmon Is
connected with Tho Southern
Pacific.
Austin Falllll)' llel
Mrs. C. II. Austin and family
moved to Klamath Falls over
the Week end from Ashland.
Mr. Anatln has accepted a posi
tion with Tho (lolden Hulo in
the Men' Heady To Wear de
pnrliiivnt. ,
Nulllvan liny Ijinil
M, K, Sullivan haw purchased
nn aero tract in tho Klelsmler
district through tho Chllrole and
Hmlth real osiula offices. Mr.
Hulllvoii plans to build a homo
nn Iho lb lid within tho near
future. '
.MiM lU'ntiett Itelurnrd
Miss Joyce lUajinetl has ro
turnrd to Ashland to fesume her
studies at the Ashland Normal
after spending her summer vaea,
tlon hero with her mother. Mrs.1
Khha Dennett, principal of the
Kalrvlpw school. j
To llobl Vnnl-hliig llflil-o '
Mrs. John Clover nnd Mrs. 0.
L, Williams will preside as hos
tesses over a Vanishing bridge ,
parly on Friday, September 28.
A series ot these bridge affairs
are being given 1y the women 1
of St. Paul's Kpiscopul church.;
lli lheny Circle-to Mii-t ' j
The llelheny (Mrclo of the First j
l'reshytorlfin rhiirch will hold Its !
first meeting of the fall nt tho '
home of Mrs. Fred K. Fleet nt
H5 Alameda avenue on Thurs
dny afternooit at 2:30 o'clockJ
A full attendance of the mem-!
hers Is hoped for. '
At The-
I LIBERTV
THEATRE
TOIIAV
"Red Signals"
A riiilil'flro roinnni'o of
the mils!
-i a rfillirrlll1- - . - ;
EVA NOVAK
I'rum Merrill
Mm. Kay I'll sett of Merrill
;ltit MouuViy In t ho lly aliop
PiK. Ironi runia
i I, ii. iiutiiii-it ut riuKHiurr,
Ari.ona, U liere for u few tiny
II IlUt lll'lHH.
VMlnl 01 Aaliliul
Mr. mid Mra. K. W. Viiniilce
enjoyed I hi' week-end In AHiiluiid
with friends.
I 'mm Ariel
Mr. unil Mm. M. K. Jnrnb
of Atlvl nm In lh clly Iruns
nilliiK IiiihIiiiiiiii.
' Itol uiiieri Tii lnlevli-w"
Mr. and Mm. C. W. limit of
I Lakeview lm v returned home
Mrrr I'mhii iilliHiilit
Mra. William Claire and Mra
Jark IVipard of Chlloiuln were
vlaltora In the rlly yeaterduy.
r'rom Klaniatli Aici'ar)''
Arthur Kppi'raun and Mllo
W)llalih of Klamath Aneiiry
wrro wrra among tlm bualiiciw
rallira bvre yvalvrday.
: Iliilr Knnn Han 1'innrlix-o
Mallii'W Halt of Han Kranrlaro
la In the rlly on bualnraa for
mviral day a. Main I with tho
Houihrn I'arlflr.
.Mnalihurn Fnmi irunl i I'aaa
Frank .Muahbiirii of (irauta
Tana of Ihe (lolili'ii Hulo alore la
opei led hnro tomorrow to kpend
a fi w days on bnalneaa. .
Ill for IMlgi Hl-aalim-
Mra. Ida Crimea of Wllllamaon
jltlver and Mlaa Mary Wulker of
i Chlloiiuln were In Klamath Kalla
Ikni evening lo altend Ihe Ite
hckah lodge aeaalon.
Meetiiujc Tonight
Member of the Mooaeheart
legion will meet this evening at
Mnoae Mall for the flrat time thl
fall. All members are aaked to
attend Ihe meeting.
Comllilon Kitiiic
The condition of Mrs. M. Mot
calf remain unchanged. She Is
at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. K. W. Vanulre where she
haa been 111 for many weeks.
Ilaiik lU-Ing PaJntnl
The Flrat National Dank I be
ing re-decorated with an effec
tive color acheine of gold and
I cream. Ktrlped awning of orange.
I cream and black are also being
hung today.
Mnu)' Altjmlid from Hoausraut
A largu number of 'the lm m
bera of Hi'bekah' lodge Wero In
from Honan.-.a laat evening to at
tend the banquet aud lodgo aea
alon at which 'Mr. Louisa Peroiil.
slate president, was tho honor
guest.
, Hi n From AnliUml-
Mlaa Norma Iteeder nnd Mm.
Lorraine Miller, members of Hope
Lodge. Ashland, were here last
evening to attend the ltebekah'
meeting. Mrs. Louise Perocti.
stato prealdent Is from Ashland
and several other members of the
valley rlty lodga motored over to
attoud the meeting.
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To the Officers and Members of
The Library Club
' The Garden Club
and All Those Who Helped to Make the Showing of
Klamath Falls Model Home a Success I Wish to Ex
tend Sincerest Appreciation
H. E. ROSKAMP
, Builder
PEGGY AND
One twc- three four five yea. fire, thafa right! Five mar
rlagea will be IVggy llopklna Joyre'a record when ahe weda Lord
Northeak. pictured with her here aa they arrived in New York. Ilut
they can't marry till the former Ji-aalca llrown geta a divorce from
Northeak. That will be next month, 'tia said.
Ilen From Cm-o
S. I.. Hmlth of C'opco la In tho
city for a few day tranaactlng
buainuat
Woodruff anil Kanilly
leonard Woodruff and family
are reglatered at the hotel Hall
I from Kort Klamath.
Vlaileil From Crescent Ijike
Mrs. George Kose of Crescent
Lake vlalted friends here and
tranaacted business over Monday.
Vreka Vlaltol
Rdaon L. Foulke. E. McCoy.
II. Oe Bota and Kdaon L. Foulke.
Jr.. of Yreka, California are lu
Klamath Kalla today .on a bus
iness visit. I
Mr. and .Mrs. Clerk Here j
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clark ,
have arrived from 8an Francisco
and are lu charge of the Keames
jitou anu country ciuo. air. nara
lor m nuinoer 01 year as- .
aiatant pro at the San Francisco
Golf and Country Club.
Ir About Heme i
James Lear, aged resident of
Mils rlty. who Is confined to tbe
home of his son and daughter-in-
law, Mr. and Mrs. Hen Lear
shows no change for the better.
He has been 111 for several weeks
and Is unable to leave bis room.
Mr. Lear Is 103 years of age
and up until the time of his
last Illness had enjoyed an active .
life.
Mrs. Ilnvia Seriously Ill
Friends of Mrs. I.ena Davis
will be sorry to learu she U
critically III at her homo fn the
llami'l apartments on Sixth and
Pine. Her two sons. F. K. Davis,
of Salt Lake Clly and Carl llavis.
) of Iai Angrlc-.t. California, have
been called to her bedside. Mrs.
Davis has been active in church
work of the Flrat Presbyterian
church uf this rlly and has many
friends here.
APPRECIATION
NUMBER FIVE
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nilfur..il,l iirnn.ir.ii I
BAN FKANCISCO The Pirate '
hunt of I.ouia Morgan. aescen-
daut of Hlr Henry Morgan, pirate
U IHO 1IH ITHIHIJ, IIA WCM
postponed because modern pir
ates stole the 40-foot yatch In
whl'.b Morgan was to sail i-Jr,
the "Treasure Island."
Rheumatism
No one auffers more than the
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liAi.kls i.or.n.l r.t i... I m il.i ulvim.l I
to overcome your trouble at once
without dieting. It doesn't ruin
the stomach nor depress tho
hi art. Further particular glad
ly furnished by Mr. Oeweese of
the Star Drug Co.
12 OldsmoMle Coach Sport
odel. Everything in perfect
shape. Includes Trunk, Bump
ers. Spare. Motometer, License.
With an O. K. That Counts
Locke Motor Co.
J. P. Van Riper, who
Owns the Pioneer Tobac
co Co., was a resident of
the Falls Long before the
Southern Pacific Just
Think if We Had" Been
Here That Long Most
Every Car-Hero
Would be Running
on Ajax Tires.
JIM HILL'S
SERVICE
Gassing - Creating
and TlriUB
Plione 145J
FLVM BT.
if
Advice on
Foot Comfort Expert
from Chicago
Will Be At This Store
Wednesday, Sept. 26th
On the above date we will have a Foot Expert from the personal
staff of Dr. Wm. M. Scholl, the noted orthopedic specialist, who will
demonstrate how the new and improved Dr. Scholl Foot Comfort Ap
pliances and Remedies relieve "and correct foot troubles.
This expert will make an analysis of your feet on Dr. Scholl's
Pedo-Graph, over your stockinged feet (an ingenious device which
brings to light any foot trouble you may have.) Then he will demon
strate how Dr. Scholl's newest scientific Foot Comfort Appliances
and experience the pleasure of having sound, healthy, comfortable feet,
removing the cause of the trouble.
This service is free. Take advantage of this opportunity at once
and experience the pleaiure of having sound, healthy, comfortable feet,
no matter what foot ailment l'ou may have.
This Free
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COAL
Hard
Eastern
Utah
Young Transfer
Company
119 South Fourth St,
Phone 1097
ANTI-
KNOCEC
. commnv or curoMti
WOOD
Orders for Slabs' and
Block Wood are coming
in fast, and prices will
necessarily advance as
bad weather comes on.
We have a bargain in
Slab Edgings at $2.00
per cord at the yard or
$5.00 delivered, w
Hurry-up orders are go
ing out promptly.
Order a little ahead of
your needs if possible,'
Peyton & Co.
COAL, VYV.X. OIL,
V' WRNttlW 1
120 S. 7th St. Phone 883
DEPENDABLE MERCHANDISE;
na is
Foot Troubles and Their Remedies
Demonstration is Available for
One Day Only
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KLAMATH tlJL FALLS
CO"
Economists in Distribution
Important
Fast trains, by day and overnight, provide coo
Vefiicnt service to and from Portland and Cali
fornia. Note these schedules:
To Portland '
Leave Arrive Arrive
KUmath Fills Portland Seattle
"Cascade" . 7:10 ajn. 4:15 p.m. 9:45 pjn.
"Coach Train" 9:25 a.m. 8:20 pjn. .
"West Coast" 10:32 pin. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 pjn.
Love Arrive Arrive
Quloquin Portland Startle
"Coach Train" 10:11a.m. 8:20 pjn.
"West Coast" 11:17 p.m. 8:25 a.m. 3:25 pjn.
To San Francisco
Leave Arrive Arrive
v Kljrtuih FilbSon Francisco Los Angeles
'Cascade" . 7:40 a.m. 8:15 pjn. 9:45 a.m. ,
"West Coast" 4:25a.m. 8:35p.m. 8:30 ajn..
"Coach Special" 7:35 p.m. 9:50 a.m.
Leave Arrive Arrive
Quloquin Sin Francisco Los Angela
"Coach Special" 6:32 p.m. 9:50 a.m.
"West Coast" 3:22 a.m. 8:35 p.m. 8:30 a.m.
(And to the East
You can leave Klamath Falls on the "Cascade" 7:40
a.m. and make connections with the "San Francisco
Overland Limited" direct to Chicago. Klamath Falls
to Chicago in 71 hours, 30 minutes.
Tbt "Silver Grays"
Southern Pacific's deluxe silver gray motor-coaches
now give frequent service to Ashland and Medford.
You'll enjoy the "Silver Grays.";They are fast, com
fortable and safe. I -
'is
J. I. MILLER
but.
Freight
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