iriii EVENING HERALD
PAGE FIVE
CITY BRIEFS
ftlate I Iff I. I.I Lite r. P. Tsl
iit, (imptoywl In th foreign auto
MobUa reglatratlim department of
til tiffin o( scrUr of state at
Halem, waa a liualnsaa vlelltir In
Klamath Kails Weilnesdsv. Tai
lit liiapiK'tnlt Ilia touriat bureau
of Ilia hical rhantbar ot commerce
before runttiiulitg to I.akevls,
where ha will also vlall.
Iti-Kletrrml Nuraca Meet Ore
mi Mala lirailttat Nnrea Amu-
elation. District 1, will mint at
tlte bnm of Mra. Itsdelliie Towey,
l!7 Hull til Hsventh street, Wed
nesday evening at l:0U o'clock.
All member arc raquaatad lo ba
present, and any regtatereif ittiraes
wishing to Join the asaorlatluB
will ba welcome.
Hold Annual Luncheon All
members o( tba mteftimisry society
of the Klral I'reshyterlsn church
are urged In attend that l!lh an
nual liomeromlug luncheon In ba
held at Inn church Thursday at
l;tt nVlo. Ii In th afternoon. An
Interesting program haa been ar
ranged by Ih committee In
rhsrg a.
hellers Visiting- Here Mr. and
Mra. I'aul Keller arrived Monday
to visit In lha city with their
parents, Mr. ami Mra. tleorge
Humphrey, and Mr, and Mra. i,
J. Keller. Thar ar anronta to
Ihalr horn at i'ortland alter a
three months' vinlt to aaatara
IHilnta, and plan to remain bar
until Hitnday.
Iletura to Cot tax firove Mrs.
J, Q. Wlllltts baa raturnad to her
Cctlsse drove homo after a brief
vlatt In Klamath r'alla with bar
son, l.aland Wlllltta, and daugh
ter, Mra. Docla Norrts, of thla
rlif, Khe waa accompanied by
Mr, and Mra. ilaorja l Wbarton,
of Mnunialo View, Idaho,
kprmsua Wlver Visitor J. E.
Haley uf Hpragua Hirer, formerly
located In the office of Ida It.
Momyer In thla cliy, waa a busi
ness visitor In Klamath Kalla
Tuesdsr, an' route to Mardnel,
ll will return to 8rrsu Itlrar
1 hurailay.
iMivlnar ff,r Kttgcoe - Mlaa
I Aura tioldamlth will leave Thure
day for Kugene, wbara aha will
mar tha University of Oregos,
Rlia will ba accompanied by her
father, 3. A. (loldamltb, who alio
attend! tha university.
May rnrrhaao Hay Mr. and
Mra, Itny Judd. of Willow HaaeB,
l all'., were Wednesday vleKore In
Klamath rails, making erranie
mente for winter feeding ot their
datr rattle.
Iten-iiee Kail Nrwa Mra. T. E.
Drake of th.'a city baa received
word of tlx death of her father,
). A. Iludioa. ot HI. Louis. Mo,
lirath rama alter a lingering III
not of nearly a year.
tlrtnra to 1'alwi "V Mary
Kllen llradlnrd and .Mice Harvey,
of Klamath Kalis, left Wedneaday
morning for Kugene, where they
will resume their studies at the
t'ntreralty of Oregon. ,
Ive for lleeccealinw Bill
Quill, Klamath county aheepman,
left Monday for Sprasu Klver.
wliera he will apentf aeveral dare
lonklni orer aheep (rating on tha
reservation.
Ik-M,ilay Meeting A apeclal
lieMnlay meeting wilt h beld
thla evening at tb Maannle
hall. Tha Initiatory degree will
lie exemplified and all offlcara
mut ba proannt.
M,Jln In Klamath Harriett
K. (Sedgwick, who la affiliated
with tha I', ft. Veterana hoapltal
at Tnraon, Aril., la a Tlaltor In
Klamath for aereral dayi.
On nualnea O. C. Trelton,
who la artlllated with tha Santa
t'rtii Tortland t'ement eompan,
la a bualneaa rttltor In tha city
for aeveral daya from Ban Fran
Cisco. Cleveland Vlaltor Ceorg
ftabel, resident of Clereland,
Ohio, la a ylaltnr In Klamath
Kalla for a few weeks. Mr,
Katie! madt tha trip west by
motor.
Tatlent at Hospital Woodrnw
Trtplett la variously III at the
Klama.h Valley hoapltal where
ha hag been patient tor aareral
lays.
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Ilrot Kftiind In Town
Ittaut
ua
Caet rffegiyS
-m
"THE
VIKING"
Produced By
V A RICK FRIHHKLL
Illrocled By .
(iKOIU.K MKI.Hinn
Who Did "Tha Sheik."
Heturax to ftabwn Mr. Col
lins, mother of Mr, (iaorf
Her lb., baa rattirDad to her noma
at Halem attar a week rlilt
liar.
t'nilergoe Operation Mr.
Will Copeland of 'ort Klamath,
la at tha Klamath Valley hoa
pltal whara alia submitted to an
appendicitis operation! Sunday,
. (iueet In Vttf I,oren t. Was
ton of Vancouver, Wash,. 1 a
guest In the city for several
day whll visiting friends.
. V. N. Ilrldgo ('lab to Meet
(iroup No. I, Kntra Bur Hrldg
club, will meet Krldsy sltsrnoon
at J : H at tha horn of Mr. Q. U.
Mathaws.
Knjoylng aiallon Mr. aad
Mra, fCverett Hell ot Bly ar en
joylu a werk'a rsrsllim at
Marshfleld,
VUltlng Hon Mra. Tattles;
Towey la a Klamath rails guest,
visiting at the bom of Mr. aad
Mrs. It. A. Towey at their boa
on Tortland srenue.
Merrill Visitor Clifford1 ftbnrli
rancher of tha Merrill district, was
a bu.lneaa visitor la this city Wed
nesday. Iteturaa Us Illy Mrs. Bertha
Hell haa returned to ber boma is
Illy after several days' visit In
Klamath Falls and Ashland,
Vital Statistics
IllltTIIH
1IADI,IEY Horn to Mr, sad
Mra. II. If. lladley, Klamath
rails, a girl, at Hillside hospital,
Hcptembsr It, ItSt, Weight 1
sounds.
HHADI.r.V Horn, to Mr. aad
Mrs. '. C. Ilradlsy, C'hlloqula, at
Klamath Valley hospital, girl,
September It, 111. Weight
an pounds.
HI.NCKHON Born, to Mr. and
Mr. Kokert N. Hlnckson. lorrl,
Calif, a girl, at Klamath Valley
hospital, September 11, ltll.
Weight t pound ( oancea,
HKARTII Bora, to Mr. aad
Mra. Carl Hearth, Rock Creek
ranch, a boy, at Klamath Valley
hospital, fteptember It, ltll.
Weight t pounds 14 H ounces.
l'HUSKR Horn, to Mr. and
Mra. (ilena Pruner ot Kwausa
camp. Quarts Mountain, Ore, a
buy, at Klamath Valley hospital,
September 1. ltll. Weight
pound II ounce.
TUK.NBAtHlH Bora", to Mr.
aad Mr, lister Turnbaugb, Kens,
a girl, at Klamath Valley hospital,
September IS, ,1151. Weight
pounds !1 ouiics.
HMTMH
RYAN Hrry "I 1" Byan,
11, died Tuesday at i a, as. Is
tbls city after lllnraa.
. IlKUTER William Heter,
0. died la thla city Tueaday,
tftto a. m., alter accidental la
jt.rles.
M Altltl tt.KS
PAVIS-tiltlMKH Keg QulBtoa
patla to Marias Grime on Hen
tembcr 11 by Iter. Melville T.
Wire.
WANEE-JErrnEVh William
K. Wane to Moth Jeffrey en
September a by Iter. Melvltla T.
Wire.
WIIEAT-rAIKCLO William
3. Wheat to Kuntre Marl ralr
rlo on September 11 by ltr. T.
Davis Preston.
VAN HOOK-BROWN Robert
C, Van Hook to Ruby Teari
llrown on September 14 la K
gena by Rev, Cecil F. Rlstew,
Irrigating Season
Ends Last of Month
Tha Irrigation season on the
Klamath project of tha United
Stales reclamation service will
end tha last of September, N. (I,
Wheeler, chief clerk, stated Wed
nesday, l'ntll that time a low
bead of water will ba run In the
ranal as many farmers hare al
ready ceased to Irrigate heavily.
In October tha raclamatlos
service will sdvertla for appli
cation for tt tract to ba koraa
teaded In tb reclamation area In
tha Tula Lake section. Tha re
clamation service also expect to
dvertlaa for bid for lease on
tha tump land is tb Tula Lak
area.
4 SHOWS DAILY 4
MATINEE, Ii30-3:1S
EVENING, 7tlS-9iOO
vmiHt.Muaie-avttnciiioM
ofoor tiuHMv
jjrtn!
a nil'" ' j. .
Now yon can sea and bear
tha thrilling sights and tre
mendous sounds ot ona ot
tha most dengrous experi
ence In tha world today.
It's jnst Ilk being aboard
tha Viking (tha very ship
that blew up) a ah bat
tles her way through tb
lea park with dynamite and
steam and mora ateam.
A dram of
Fighting Lova
G. N. FREIGHT
GOES THHQUBH
MjTIFilLLS
(Contlnitsd From Tag Ob)
dent C. A, Mantb. Klamath
Fall, arrived on tba train.
Mantb continued en to Send,
A crew ot veteran Great
Northers operating man were Is
rharse ot lha train when It left
for Bend. Most of tha mas hav
been la flreat Northern employ
for It rears or mor. A. N.
itloln was conductor, R. E, True,
i, II, I'oppy and J. K, Calder
wera hrakaman, Tha train went
out of bar a a "doubla-beader"
with 3. r, Stafford, engineer,
and I K, Henry, fireman, oa
ona engine, and Kagtaear
Charles Tolten aad Fireman W,
T. HalllBSB ob tba other.
At about tha same time that
tha first train was reaching tha
mala Una at Mokout Tuesday
afternoon at- aboot 1:10, con
struction crews of tha A. Gutbrls
company wera finishing tha lay
ing ot steel to tha aouthers and
of tha tlreat Northern's exten
sion, about two miles southwest
ot 11 la ber, at Nubleber or West
Bleber, according to C. K, ChrU-
tophorson, general agent, who fa
turned ob tb first tralB.
From tb south tba Western
Pacific's track laying craw are
advancing to meat tba Ureal
Northers, Grading baa bean
completed to tha point wbr tba
"golden splks" will ba drives os
November 1, and Westers Pacific
steel la about 10 ml las south of
Bleber, ChrUtopberson said.
Construction oa tb laying of
It mile of sew track south ot
Bead la proceeding rapidly and
craws ar busy strlgbtnlng out
curves la tb line from Bend to
Cbemult to make It a first class
Una.
turner Ota Une
Bleber s 119 Inhabitants, aug
mented by ranchers and their
families from mllea around, war
ob band early to watch tb tlreat
Northers railway coma to town,
travelling over Its own railroad.
Like a bote caterpillar tba
Aboard
Eastern
tracklaying machln with it'
trailing train of supply cars!
moved steadily duwa tba "home
stretch" to tha depot sits, drop
ping tie sua rails ahead ot It
as It advanced.
Blabsr's rta in railway prom
inence will ba wllboat precedent
a eowtown yesterday, tb Cali
fornia terminus of tb Great
Northern today, within six weeks
tha northers termtnua st tb
Western i'eclflc, and th crown
ing climax early in November,
when high railway dtxnltarles
will drlre tb goldon splk at
fltebtr. This will official)? con
nect tha two systems aod make
Blebr an Important division
point on tb Or est Northern's
main rout to California,
Wait Long Time
A acor or mor of Blabsr's
earliest rsldttt hare waited
hopefully nearly a half century
for tbls day, when th rbwiahed
ambition ot James 3. Hill for a
California outlet for bis Great
Northern railway would coma
true and glva tbls section an
other traas-cosllaantal railroad,
la ltOb tbty were thrilled
with th news that Hill was ac
tually laying track down tb Co
lumbia river from Bpokane, with
California ss an slums' objec
tive. They wera all stirred up
again la 1103 when Hill started
south from th Columbia rtver
la bis fsmoua rare with Karri
man, along tb Deschutes river.
This brosgbt tha Oreai North
ern's raila to Bead is central
Oregon, but then cam period
of uncertainty, later tba World
wsr, and Is 191 tb death of
th ins who sound and cour
ageous antarprfs bad won for
him tha same 'Kmplre Builder."
Tea years later Mr, Hill's aac
eeesora revived tb California
project and against tbe bitter
opposition ot tba BostherB Pa
cific forced their Una to Klam
ath Fails, Another bard-fougbt
contest ensud bef -re tb Inter
state com merce eommtssisa grant
ad permission to construct tba
208 mile of new railway wnlca
would link tb Great Northern
and Western Pacific.
Tha new lis, beside supplying
a direct route between California
aad tb wbol northern tier ot
tales between tb Great Lake
tnd tb Pacific ocean, opes sp
aa Important forest ana Is tb
country It travsrs. It also pro
vides, tor th first time, com
petitive nerth-ad-oatb rait fa
cilities for th entire territory
bet wee a tha Mexlcsa border and
tb Canadian boundary.
Th Importance of tb saw
Great Norther-Western Psclflc
Airlin
er
Air
Transport
are, mm t- r m m i i m n t
Wif I V, I
r.
link probably will not b meas
ured by ita 100 mile of aw
steel or by Its cost of approxi
mately IIMOO.OOQ. Tb sig
nificant factor are that th
prodset ot California go to al
most STary cut la tba anion
and tha fact that tb saw aUiaac
baa rail Inter eats in avary stat
west of tb Mississippi river ex
cept three A r lions, lsaislao
and Arkansas.
Tb Orsst Northern, itaelt as
l.OuCt mils system, la a Joint
owner of tb kfpoksn, I'ortland
at Keattl railway with extensive
trackag Is Oregon and Wash
ington, and la also a Joint owner
of to Chicago, Burlingtoa aad
Quincy, with It ll,a-lle net
work of tracks between ChUago
and Denver and tnrourh owner
ship of tba Colorado and Mouth-
era and th Fort Worth and lea
ver xtendlsf south to th tiait
of Mexico.
Tha Western Pacific, sat wees
gas rraaclsco and Malt Lake City,
la a joint owner of th Denver
and H!o Grande, axteading from
baK Ml to uenvar.
Off'i I'ilED i;i
CM-TRUCK CMS!
Mrs, Caorg Jackson of Alio
ma Arras, sustained shoulder in
juries, as well a bruises sod lac
erations, whea her automobile
collided with a truck belonging
to tbe Lost River Dairy at the
intersection of Oregoa avna
and Blehn street,, about 19
o'clock Wednesday morning.
Mr. Jackson, whs was B
rout to Klamath rail,, was
throws, from ber car ta tha
pavement. She was raahed to
tbe Klamath Valley hospital by
tba Towey and Marsha ambu
lance. Nod ot Mrs. Jackson" Injur
ies proved serious, and the will
be able to leave tb hospital
Thursday, according to lata re
port. WTIZLAFF WINS
1XJKO ISLAND CITr, N. T.,
Sept. 1. WX Charles Retx
iaff of Duittth. Miss., knocked
oat Gene fUantos of Ctevelsnd,
a protege ot Johnny P.'.tko. after
1:17 of tba fourth round of a
scheduled 10-rosnd boat ber last,
Bight. - . i
UNIQUE CHECK IS
HELD BY BARflDS
Bill Barron of Klamath Path
I on of tba peumnors of tb
"Kariy Settler Good Will Check"
which ar making th rounds in
Mart ford ander tbe auspices ef
tba Llosg club.
That check sre lsssd by a
local bank at Medford aad fully
gaarastaed. They a re In 11 de
nomination. They may not be
cashed singly Is 0 day from the
data of fssu, or sntil It bottlers
have asdoreed them. If one per
son: or firm acQalr", 1 0 of them,
they Bay b cashed for their full
ssKHixtt Immediately,
Tba parpoa st th check Is
ta get bills paid. They move
frost tbos who ewa to those who
are owed, settling old score and
lsm1at!ng business, according to
tba Medford Lion plan.
C. i. Right-of-way
to Be Unfenced to
Save Leaping Deer
The right-of-way ot the Great
Northers will be anfeseed through
th4 lava bed reclos sooth of
Klamath Fall aad through the
Modoc national forest becue of
deer. Great Northern officials
state.
neer attempting; to paaa over
rlgbt-ef-way fence crah Into
than and oftes are killed by
breaking their Becks, Muletaii
deer roast tbroaga th lava bed
regios la Urge nam be re aad
through appeal of tbe forest serv
ice th railroad abandoned tb
fearing of tba right-of-way to pre
vent sack tragedies.
Sweet food an J drink are!
lasted with tb tip ef tb tongue; :
bitter things with tha back of tbe ;
tongs.
Legal Notices
OfSdTO
PTBLIC LAND SALK.
FVpArUneat of the interior,
U. g. Land Office, Lekeview.
Oregos, September i, 131.
Notice l hereby gives that, as I
directed by tb Commissioner off
th General Land office, nsderi
provisions of Bee, ftS5. R. ft.,
psrsusnt to tb appllcatlOB oti
Leo Co f fen berry of Dorrta, Call-)
Tm &m?st too exf!cl ta wrfta,
rtj tfttre'j so mocfc (J set, l-rtlt InrtJe trie plane rtcl out. We've ItA
WaAinstort fWIilnJ now, and I've just h&l a Chesterfield ta tJie tmcfcing
eompArtmcnl lltey save tliem en every iliip, -
"Amons trie tlojitecn rxasscnsm tLere's & scr,ter and JoreJgn dsp?o
mat; and I'm jurprhtd at tKe numfecr of He trip Is two ftua-
drcd mifes and the meter ta tKe est in reads two mile a minute think
oftlutt
"For mt, the Chesterfields were At nicest toaA cf H. I was Just dying
for a smote, and wKcn the hostess passed litem (ami ar favcrite cfsa
felte at that) everyone else seemed as tickled as I was. And my tKey
did taste soodl
Chesterfields are serred ia tbe cmoking
compartmenta of all tbese planes tie
largest and most luxurious in the East.
With tjbc fart growth of air travel, Ches
terfield makes many sew friends each daj,
here as ia city streets and country home
wherever good taste counts.
tornta, rtal Wo. !!, w
111 offer at sablis sa'.e, to tha
highest bidder, but at aot lew
thaa 111.10 pr acre, at !
o'clock A. M , oa tbe llrd day
of October, 1111, next, at this
office, the following Iran ot
tnd;
Th NH HW II, T. ii
. R, 7 K . W, II,
Tb aala will aot be kpt opes,
but will be declared closed whes
H. W. Poole Theatres
The Pine Tree
Beautiful Conttance Bennett
in
'BOUGHT
Who. Be I.yoa, Richard) Benett d Dorothy jVtes stag
The Rainbow
Edward C Robinsoct, Nc3
THE WIDOW FROM CHICAGO
SmAing ampartmat, TaduMjU?' Nov York
ing Gmic&Ui. ty axnaj LmaTi
A rfuWctgarette deligbtfally mild sad
smooth with a tobacco fragrance all it
own.
'Whether you're air-minded or rJot,yoall
sftlway find Chesterfield en the air-llna
to taste the rjuickcit way to get there.
They Sail
those present at tb bevy samed
fcave ceased bidding. The ervr-a
making th ktakest btd will be
required to im mediately r--1 to
to Keiefvvr to aacaaat thrff,
Arty peranu claiming advene
ly th a bore-described i s.re
advised to (lie their claims, or
objections, oa or before the lime
designated tor sate.
, r. I", LIGHT, Btat
H SU,lJ.B8-Ot,l
The Pelican
Todjey asdl Tocaorrow On?
"Charlie Chan
Carries On
The fhrcfleat DesecCt)
Starr Srerr Wrttteei
Warner Oland
Aad asser. Cbat
HatmOtcm asct Alice) Wbltev
pLzme. Hottat etr
Ait Trmspxt, Itc
i t 1
I9SJ, ttccfTT MviTocrx Co.