Friday, NovomW ft, IftSft "
THE EVENING HfiRATJ). KLAMATH FAT,T.S. OREGON
NEWS IN BRIEF
Dmikh Tonight A( Wittier (iurih-n.
'1 l.o KiiKl.ini Htiir Horuil (.'lull
iliuiro wit It-It U liolng glvi.n lo
nlitht ut tlm Wlntur (Jurdi'ii
glvi-s promlm ut Imlng uiiu or tli
i luosl di'llghlfol til lliu nuuniiii.
I'll turn of Miss Kneiihiihl
Mmuhera it 'the Klmiinlli Full
llualui'aa mid rro(milinul Worn
n'a cluli wero luii'ualod In Urn
plrlure mi artlclu ruui-wrnlng
MIhii Kmlly Knouhuhl. iiutlnnal
enm-utlvo aei-relury or Iho organ
isation, which appuri'd on I lie
(rout page or tho t'hrlnlleu
Hih'iirn Monlltir or Wednesday,
Oi-lolii.r 31. Mian Kni'uliuhl via
lli'd hore laat iiliiiilli whim 1 1"'
loi'iil t'luli liuiuirnil lnr Willi a
tUmii'l- lit tho 1'nllran llrlllii. Tim
story runi-orne Mlsa Kuruliuhra
vlt'wa on iriilillillliiii, haat'd on
litir personal experiences as a
iliniil teurher ami various other
activities lu dlfrorenl .parts ot
tlio country.
Hfvtunl Newsboys III
1'utrona ot Tim Evouliig llvrulil
ami Klumulli Nowa are asked In
bo iiutluut with tlio currlura (or a
row night. Buvvral or Ilia boys
am coufliicd to thulr lionioa with
Influunia. Hub-carriers aru ai-l-Iiik.
nml In most cuc tlio roui
are strange. I'olroui are advtae'l
to bo aura and ring It ID or Jut
mil "roatal," and couiplulu ot
uon-oVllviTlva. I'apura will bo
arn I out lliilili'lllutrly by rualul.
Iliiiiinkrr t Uwlrliiaii
"Homecoming signs must bo
maily by Krliluy night, November
S3, or I lit-r will uot bit coiisldt-n'tl
ua being Iii tlm ruinilim fur tliu
flrUtuw cup," suld Ki-ntou Hum
akor, chairman In rhargn or Hid
llomt'cvinlni leaturea at tlio t'ul
vorally or Oregou. Ilaiuakur la
Klamalh Kails boy ami la ac
tive on tlio cmnpua at tlio I', or
0.
Merftna; ,rl Tnratlti -
Tlio regulur meeting or 'tht
I'nrt'Ut Teachers' association ot
Central and Fremont shools.
postponed because or elvrtluii tluy
lust Tuesday will bo held Tues
Uay, November 13 at tlm Kri.iui.iil
auditorium. At Ihla mooting re
Miri ot thn atulo ronfiiri'iiio held
ut Horn burg will bo given.
.( Iii-lslnma Mulling Warning
J Tint nililli' aliould Im urged tit
oi'itoMii iiirisimns rarua miun-ii in
ml van. a fur lnnil delivery at 1 1 1
inn III nrflrn or rloirird sta
tions, where olio purtlnilur win
dow, properly plui'iirdnd, nliould
Ihi designated for their receipt.
The curda should t lion bo post
marked ahead aa tlio date - on
which delivery la In bu niadn,
illrtrlhutotl In thn rarrltir roil I fx.
mid Ihi'ii hold until thn ilnlu ut
li'llvory December 21, 22 or
2.1. rostiussler nliould auk llli'lr
patrons not tu di-poslt aurh ad-
vii n in niullliiK of Christinas rnrtln
'in alri'iil lutur boxes. Thla In
rorniulion waa received at tlio
office or runlmusti.r Mi-Cull today.
Art i:lillill Announced
Anuouniifiiiviit or Ilia tl-rinllo
date or tlio Autliiie Art exhibit to
bo held by tho art di'parliiii-nt
or tho Wouian'a l.lhrury rlub
waa aiinounci-d today by Mm.
Ilort t Tin. mil.. Tho t-shlhlt will
Imi In-lit In tho library on Nurpin
lr 23 from 10 o'clock In Ihe
mornlim ii in II 9 o'clock In tho
i'VviiIiik. TIik Arl coliiiullli'i) will
bo auilMi-d by tho Duuithtcra or
llio Ami-rliaii Iti'volulluu. "Kurly
Auivt icaua" uriUlua aro llio only
vni-a aouKht for tho t-xlilblt,
NulliliiK la it thui I Ui Civil war
la tu bo ai:cipiiil.
Mill. Addition I'w.pli
I'voplo n( Mllla addilloil uru
iidliud lliul city dMllvory aor
vlio hua boon grinned mid will
biicouif cfrertlvo ut Novninlier 10
"rroplo muni hare Hcfpliu -lea
Hen-nil illniii r imrllca luivo befn i plucil ut tho door where tho mull
philiueil by uroiipK hefuro tho mil b delivered and ldi walka
diiiiio. Thn Jack lliiwrlim ol-jlnii .l ho phued to allow thla aor
t'lifatra will pinvldn tho diuuo vlco. Thuao not ou tho dollvery
iniinlc. I'roevcda from thn (Iuium
will bo pliierd 111 I o I Im biilldlux
fund (or tho new Miin-iiiIo tnniplo
which will Ihi erei li d on Jlflh
mid IIIkIi atrei-t.'Miiaoiin, KiiHlern
Hlnr, I heir fiiiiilliea uud frlonda
uru Invited.
Ml. Melculr lniiliitlliK
.Mm. Mi le nil I i ImpriiviiiK mid
uldn Lu bb jiImiuI Iii - r home which
will Im pleaiiliiK in wa fur her
VI II li I linn ( lilctt
Mr. imd Mr J I,'. I'liiinmer of'
lilni, California arrived lu KlaJ
infill l-ulli luHt ihiiIiik In Hpend,
many frlrudn.
liii.inlu Mr. .M
Kor wver.il Hid week-enit an lliu hoiiwi mi'-'itiii
-tiitl. hat h"i-n of. lhe!r hoii In-law unit daUKhterj
III at I Im home of her daughter,
.Mra. K W: Viinuleii.
.'dr. and .Vrn.
nlreel.
A, I,. l.ocey ou Oak!
I'lexlolil Hoiiulll
Klorelice ChorpmiliiK yimterduy
filed ault lor divorce from Clin
ton It. Chorneilllllt ulleirlii cruel
.m.i ii ,,.., ui.. tlalnic mmiiiner. The window
SokiIici ii- I'm Iflc Oih ii
aurvlce rduto will bo allowod ti TJlM WiljlJ ofn,. of ,, noutli
plu.e hoxea on toniiira where th":,;,n 'U1 tr will be open an u bil
currier cun drop the mall lii."l,m HUl-dr. Liileaa a holiday l
I'ohtinuHliir John .McCull t"l j a l:ir a a "lenul" Ii illdiiy III';
louy t of flcoa aru opi.n.
Hunni iiiiiii Uliiilow Altrutilvo
I'copln aro uttructeil to the Ar
nilntlie Day window- or Ihe K.
HiiKiirinau Ktore on Main and
Hlxth which wiik deionited Tlium-
diy by Iaiu I. nliK worthy, adver-
IViiiieii sliuhilv lletter
J T. lleiiiieil, nli-lit rlerk at;
Ihe hotel Arcade Ik confined to
hi home with a aevere attack of
lllnei-K. lliu condition la nllKhtly
better today
Wllluic From Vitlley
I'earl Aiidcrxon In vliltlni; In
the city today from her homo In
Medford. While In Ihn idly lllnn cvenln;r with
Auderaon Is atupphiK ut llio hotel nod il-t k.i.'
Arcado, ,
Shot I low n I. hull
J. Iinvli of tiaklund. California
retiiriuil from Tulc. l-ako Init
the limit In geese
urka tint rualody of their Ihreo
minor children. ('Iiorpenlnic la
oiliiclpal ol Ihe AIkoiiim achoola.
Ada lA'iiutiiiu I'oamoii uxka fn.-i'-doiil
from Veloy I'dimou. Cruel
and luhuiiiun treulinent aro Hie
churi(ea. Mra. I'eirrull auk the
cur' tody of their (wo children.
carrion nut llio ArmNtlee llay
tliouitlil lu every detail and la ouu
or llio fluent Kluuiutli Fulla bua
over had.
off, ) VUlle.l Here
II. K. Coffey, etute inaiinaer
or lliu Mutual IJeiloflt llualtlv
and Acrldunt aaauclutlon waa a
vlnltur III Kin math Kulla yealer
duy ua thn jtiioNt or John lloua
ton, loial dlnlrlit iiiiinarer. Mr.
... . "'4"' : t rlnieudent
win aieutix exceeo ineir j:zt
llllalliena Willi ll W.IK holler llinn!
I Weill) -nine per cent of all hunl-l
neaa wrltU'it in tho Ktnio or Uro-j
K'tll. i
Annltmuii-v I'miy Tonlglil
Tonliht the Order ot IHi Molay
will enjoy the celebration of the
riflu annivoraary or tho order lu
thla city. Kolluwlni the lodge
oaatoii parent and frlenda or
the young men will enjoy an
evenlnc or daurlng. Tho affair
will bo hold In tlio lodge rooiua
-ot Muaonlc hall.
Aidicall.in Matin
Application (or a water permit
hail been filed with tho etato
cniilneer'a office at Hiilrlti by tho
Dixon brolhera. Kurt Klamath for
water from Aunt creek (or Irri
gation ot 72.07 ai-rci. atork and
tlonieallc ' purpoaea In Klamath
county. Medford Tribune ' '
Mr. mill Mra. Ilohnert
Mr. and Mra. Otto Ilohnert
who wero married In Central
Point lam Sunday wero expected
to return today from a abort
trip to Klamath Falla. prepara
tory to leaving on a honeymoon
trip throuRh aouthern California
and Arliona. Medford Tribune
Wetldlnic llelln
Mlaa lnna Leon Sargent be
came the brldo of Mlln Wallucn
Whltlatih on ThuraiUy nftur
noou at a pretty homo wedding,
lluv. J. Ileury Thumiia ot- St.
l'aut'a tplacouul church purfonu
cd tho ceremony.
liont.-rn Slur luilluli
Initiation of candldutes Into
tho Kun'urn Blur will lako piaco
at tho rcgulur meeting next Tues
day evening, November 13, ac
cording to announcement uiudu
today.
Motoring To North Herni
al r. mid Mrs. Ivor Neul Stew
art plun to spend Sunday and
Monday at North lleud visiting
at tho homo or Mrs. Stewart's
parents, Mr. and Mrs;. Frederick
Silas Uyuon.
Ik-turned From rortluiitl
Mrs. L. II. Illobn has returned
from Portland Wlicro nho vlnltod
(or soma llino as tho houmi guest
ot Mr. uud Mrs. F. It. Adnma.
Mr. and Mrs. Adams formerly
inado Klamath Falls their homo.
Vaml Will Parade
Tho Klumath Union Mgli school
bund will parado on Monday noon,
advortlslug tho foot bull giimo In
tho afternoon at the fair grounds,
when tho Klamath Union high
moots tho Ilcnd tuam.
( n-Mt-nt To Have (loom
"Tho luat or tho weat uud
America's best, (or here are woti
ilerful harbor reaourrtut Just on
Ihn verge ol development, Juat
nwaltlng the construction of a
harbor," Dan Kitxgerald. or the
Crracent City Investment com
pany eald today. With the com
pletion of thn harbor at Crescent
City, Mr. Fllxgeruld looka for
wonderful oliporl unit leu bocauae
u( the neariioaa to Japan and
Chlnu, Ihn two emplrea which
are uow coining to thn, (rout.
Mi-m, I'lirtMt. iililng
Mrs, Adeliuo Ki.rla of llene
cln. Callfornlu. formerly of Klu
math Kalla la apcndlug a (ew
duya here .with Irlenda. Mra.
Kor lie wua fur aome tlmo la
eliargn or the fountain, formerly
luculcd In tho Mulu News com
pany. To VUlt lien-
Mrs. Carmel llurton of Port
land, who formerly made this
her homo whore alio lia many
friend will spend tho wi k end
In Klamath Kulla with relntlvoa
mid frleiidn. Mra. Ilarlon will re
iiinin until after Armlmlce Day.
.Mra. Mordi.ff Iniprutlng
Mra. M. (J. Mordoff la Improv
ing nicely (mm a aerlous major
operation which she submitted to
a roar days ago In Portland. Her
frlenda will lie hnppy to learn
she la recovering. Mr. Mordoff
la with his wife.
Left For Cnllfornlii
Miss Sarah Corey has left, ror
Kan Francisco where alio hua ac
cepted a stenographic posit Inn.
Shu will make her homo will,
her slater, Miaa Ann Corey lu
the southern city.
,lietl to ('.ill Mrs. Tlioiiut
- Anyone wishing to ciiler mi
tiiliiea in llio Art exhibit planned
for November 23 by Ihn Art do
part mi nl or tho .Wnin-in'a l.lhru
ry club Is naked to cull Mra. Deri
('. Thomas ut her home.
Vleitinis I'i-oiii Aaliland
Mr. and Mrs. A. Walluro, well
known resident of Aahland lire
In thu city (or a brier vbill. They
Vllie. From kluuiutli Mttrali j uaU ot the hotel Arcade.
Mr. and Mrs. Iaii Itoyc of;
the Klumulli Marsh spent Tbum- Here (or Indefinite hlnj
duy ill the city ou business. Mrs. I James Allen of Kau Kram Iwo
lloyce plans tu soon return In is In the cl'y (or an Indi.-.'li.ii')
Klamuth Fulls (or the winter ! stay. Mr. Allen will remain here
Huddle I,, ft
I'ete Huddle nf the Spring
Luke distilit lias left (or an ex
tended vlilt in Indiana. 1
Homes
In
Demand
Wanted
RealEstate
Huve more buyers than
listings, wunt more
places on ren.soniiblo
terms.
3 houses so.d yesterduy
T. J. WEBB
... 1121 Main Street ,
Klamath Falls, Oregon
months. Mr. lloyce bus a lurge
culllv r a lull lu thu Klumath
marsh section.
for ut least a month.
Nfmoii..ii Her.-
(ieorge Slnionson of Kirk is In
Ihn city on business today. .
YhJilng I'roui slumlu
W. M.. Heffolfinger of Shasta'
City Is here lor a sh irt time.
Magub-r Mov.-tl Offic
J. F. Muguire, Sr., ha moved
his office from K.iclitli and .Main
tu 715 Main street where, lie will
transact business
Hit ley J lire
Cnorge C'. Slvley, district sup-
o( Woolwirtb's
Stores with headquarters In Kan !
Francisco hits arrived In Ihe rlty ' VIMtlng I'toi.i .Me.lr.Mil
for the opening o( the local store Mr. and Mrs. (l.-nrge Kv.iun of
ou Mulu uud Kip lull In Its new ' Medford are visiting In Ihe city
quart. rs. f,,r several days with frleiids.
Nhliols Front Norlli
llar.ld Nichols of
here (or u brief visit.
Salem is;
ROLLS PEANUT
SIX MILES ON'
ELECTION BET
Job's lluuglilera Siin.lai
Members of Job's Duughters
Aniilnliee llii r
A special dinner
MKIiFOIlD. Okl.i.. N iv. !i. A
I' I So Ilulll thought lie was
: Here From Iteu making a safe liet vh.-n he offer-
Is heine ar-1 It Moritun of Item, is kiioihI- ed to roll a tiennut six iniles wltii
lire advised to keep Sunday morn- ranged ut the hotel Wlllurd for lug a few days In Klamath l ulls a crow bar If Hoover carried Tex
lng. 1:4S o'clock lu mind when i Armistice night. . Miulc will bo on business. as. He wlii start rolling to-
I I...V n.Mi.1 ml ti,a.,tl.. I..II ... ... , , , .... i
, . ,,,, lu .- luruisiieu. .Aireauy a large num- . morrow.
her ol reservations have been , Kiiauliliinr From Duii-iniili Rov Ituiuh. with whom Ruth
I It. 11. Spauldlng la In Klamath made lb? wager, would bare had
i Falls toduy on business from his to roll the peanut ouly one block
hearse lor the work they will put
on Monday evening (or the Ma- i mailn r..r it... rr .ir
aona. The Masonic lodge will '
nouor tne young women with a;iii ll,m fur siolen-
ba liquet.
Norman Cage has reported the
theft o( a llcht tourlnc car from'
Ward Here In front o( Hie Voo.. Iu.ll Ti... Ki.
k. A. wuru or tlio Louperutivc ' car was st ileu on elccllon iiIlI.ii
Wool Crowds' Association lii 'rho cur la insured according to'
I'ortluud Is a guest lu Klamath j Cage who reported thu theft to.
Foils today. Mr. Ward addressed tho hherifC.i til lice.. J
the potato show (oruui at llu-iV - - j
Allien, an Ix gloii hull today. I Here From N.1 I
Mr. uud Mrs. Cur;.' Ill.-bn
HecitetliiK n lllnrtM ; ttr I,,,,,,,. rum Niria, l.,
Friends of Mrs. K. Ward will ' they enJo)eo .1 visit . m-vcral
Imi pleased to learn she Is re-1 days with friends.
rupe rating in the Klumath Valley! :
hospital where alio la a patient ; Lynn Propyl III
huving submitted to a mnjor' Lynn Propst. son o( Mr. au.l
! home in Dunsmuir.
. if be bad lost.
WARNING!
Oeorges Claude, the "Kdison or France" and member or the
French Academy of Science, Is the man who discovered and
paienied Ihe process of taking the rare NEON' gnses from the
air. The Claude basic patent (or XF.ON signs has been broad
ly sustained by the United States Circuit Court o( Appeals at
New York after a bitter contest by a heavily financed infringer,
and (he Supreme Court of the United States has closed the
matter by denying the infringer a further appeal.
Willi Ibis victory behind them. Clmido Licensees) are
bringing suit in Oregon and elsewhere to stop the nmuu factum
and use cf so-called NKO.N signs oot made by Claude Noon
Licensees, and to collect damages for Infringing algns Dow lu.
use.
ELECTRICAL PRODUCTS CORPORATION
(Sole Licenser In Oregon under Genrgea (Tuutle Patents)
IMU. S.iudy lilvd. POHTLAM) I'houe tir. 11HU
Jack O'Day-
Only authorized traveling rrprrsentutivo In tltbi
territory. Call at Anchor Hotel. (
E2j
oieratlon tome lime ago.
Here From Nclu.xskn
C. C. Lu. kwood ot Kimball.
Nebraska Is lu Klnmuth Falls (or
an Indefinite may. Mr. Lock
wood tuutle the Journey by motor.
Clutinber of Commerce 4 u
Tho offices of tho chamber of
comercu will bo closed all day
Monday, according tu Karl C.
Keynolds, secretary.
Mrs. Kdward I'ropet Is 111 at the
family home with uu attack of -tonsllltls
I
Judge Orr Here
Judge and Mrs. John S. Orr I
spent Thursday In tho city OD
business from Lungell Valley !
where they liavo a large ranch.
I Mr. and Mr. Mursluill Ilei
j Mr. aud Mrs. A. L. Marshall ol
,01cne aro In the city shopping.
Mr. uud Mid. Linns l-a lug
Mr. and Mrs. Murvlu K. Lucas
will leave Tuesday morning (or
Portland nud other northern
points lor llio next fortnight wllh
relatives aud friends.
la-rt Today
Mr. and Mrs.- Marlon Humes
left (or Summer Lako toduy
where they plun to spend, several
days visiting with Mr. Ilaruc's
grundmothur.
Postofflce Iteiiiulns 0H-n
"Armistice Day la not a legal
holiday so tho poslofflco will be
open as usual on Monday," Post
master John A. McCnll stuted
this morning.
From Kr
K. A. Boylo waa. among the
visitors hero today, (rom Keno,
Ilnroltl Killei(er 111
Harold Kruegur, nuuiihoy o(
Tbo Evonlug Herald, Is III ut his
homo wllh tonsllltls. Harold de
livers routo to o( Tho bvcnlim
Jloriild.
Vlslled From Fort Klamath '
Mra. Will Pago and Mrs. Itny
Taylor ot Fort Klamath wore
gnosis at tho homo ot Mr, and
Mrs. llarry llnum on Mli-lilguu
avenuo yostcrduy.
Helumeil Vrmn I'ortutntU-
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Mark aro
liomo from Portland whero Ihey
epout ievora.1 (ay,
One Gift That's
Never
Dupliaited
Give your photograph
for Christmas. Christ
mas gifts stack higher
and higher two of this
and thrco of that, but
there can bo only one
photojjraph of you!
MAY KING
STINSON STUDIO
737 Main Phono 252-W
Oregon Muskrat Breeders Association )
i
Wo have made arrangements whereby it is uaihlt! fur us tu
extend the time before wo ruise tho price or our Muskrats j
(or breeding stock from 110. 00 cush or J 15.01) on
Instalments to fir.. on tush or JCu.tH) on instul-ni.-llls,
tl ut ii NovemlM-r ICIb, ltlS, ut which
lime thu new price will biH.ouie edectivo.
Oregon Muskrat Breeders
Association
Kunch Adjoining Klamath Hatchery
Office 111 Main St.. Klamath Falls, Oregon
Fruits and vegetables
are bearers of health
EaV than, cooked and r ana, each day
One of the country's leading food scientists
waa asked what rule he could give for healthy
eating. "This would be my first rule." he said.
"Eat at leaat one raw salad (vegetable) and at
leaat one raw fruit each day. In addition to
that, eat at least one cooked vegetable and one
cooked fruit each day. Rotate the fruits and
vegetablea with season, price and taste."
He went on Immediately to emphasise the
value of sugar in making fruits and vegetables
natatahta and eniovable. Peoole no longer
need feel that a moal has to be unenjoyable in order to be health
ful. In fact, the opposite is true. It is of great importance to the
health of the body to enjoy the right foods as well as to eat them.
And sugar is nature's most perfect fisvor, the adder of sest and
pleasure to eating. Many of the most healthful fruits, for example,
would be almost uneatable without sugar. Adding sugar makes
the harsh fruit acids delightful to the taste. It docs not injure or
change in any way the beneficial health qualities of the fruits.
And the good cook knows that nearly every, vegetable has its
flavor improved when sugar is used in cooking.
Successful cookery and health-giving diets revolve around
sugar. Sugar in the kitchen and on the table can be so useful In
promoting health and good digestion. What, for example, is so
enjoyable and refreshing as fresh grspefruit. sweetened to taste?
It la important to eat fruits and vegetables daily and to ertjoy .
them. The Sugar Institute, , , ... , . ,
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