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mond and MI and Mrs. John a.
| Clark of this city. the mother
! having been before her marriage,
Miss Maria Haym ond-
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These are the colors you'll weaE,
in your new fall frocks; Toast and
nut brown as we'll as several wood
tones Flag and royal are the two
most Fashionable blues.
Green is the newest color and
will be popular, especially in al
nlond, which is a. Erayed reseda-
Bright emerald and light empire
are two other shades well spoken
Of, s
Rosewood and bright red viii
also be used BY way Of contrast
DAYTIME dresses of all kinds will,
Of course, be of staple colors----
tan. black. silver gray. brown and
navy.
The tailored model sketched is
X Of. navy Poiret twill and shows the
dignified, simple lines that are eN-
pected to dedominate this autumn n.
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Have New Son Son

a son was born Yesterday
evening to Mr.. and Mrs, Kenna
Clark at their home on Fairmont
avenue. He has been named
,Kenna, Jr. The child issa grand
SON of Judgegand Mrs. w. S. Hay
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LOCAL SOCIAL j EVENTS

y. =. \: =, wv y w
= Monthly Meeting
& "a large number OF reservation
have been made for the monthly
meeting Eof the Business and Pro:
N fessional Women's Club, which Will
%be held tomorrow evening at the
Bethesda Baptist Church at Bar
rackville Most OF those who at
tend will go from here on the
CLOCK interurban car which stops
{ at the church, while others will go
in automobiles.
u Has Guest
I Miss Louise Rock has as her
guest at the home of her parents,
SSMr.S and Mrs. K "A. Rock, on Pros
tpect avenue, Miss 1rma Richard
lison OF Lancaster, Pa. Miss Rock
and Miss Richardson we're school.
mates at Wilson College at Cham
Mbersburg, Pa. On last THURSDAY
miss Rock entertained with an at
sssttrIaacttyely appointed tea TO honor
aherF&g guest IN
Returns Home
=
ssturned from twpmonths' visit
aSwith her sisters, Mrs Frank 3.
v}Pryor at Washington, p. c., and
Mrs.#D Dorsey iBrannon at Balti-
s4nores#s Doctor and Mrs. Brannon
w come here in week or ten
@kdaysi for a visit with the latter's
ENparepts, Mr.. and Mrs. W S. Ham
sAton, on CASTOR avenue.
Return Home
1rs. Henry Capito, with her
|SSchildren John and Charles. who
was the guest of her father. Tho
mas G. Miller at Brnestown, has
gone to Washin gton, D. c., whers
NJ and Mrs. Frank 2. Pryor
Hsbefore returning to her home a:
81 Eharleston.
Leaving Today
sA1iss Marie Boehm, who spent
1.-THE Summer here with her parents,
sSNfr. and Mrs. Samuel Boehm, al
#their home on Walnut avenue. is
lsigayingS today for Chester, Springs
kSRa., where she will take a two.
|sweeks course in art. From there
kSshes will go on a tour OF New YORK
38and Canada and ill&iater go &c
fRJerome Ariz.. where she holds q
{sposition as supervisor Of art in the
$4ehools-
Class VIII Meet
The Links Bible Class will meet
atStlies home Of Mrs. H. L. Criss al
80 81 East Park avenue at S o'clock
thissevening. 7.
class will Meet
The, Loyal Women's Bible Class
ssof the Central Christian Church
klMill: hold%its monthly meeting al
.,stheac church tomorrow evening at $
ock.
II For Guest
EsssFsMIs1 Clyde Polling and Mis-
SIR nth Ferguson were hostesses
Saturday at. the home of the for
I'm err at a bridge luncheon 81 al
TIA ctfve appointments to- hono
iissS Eliza M. Scott of Cambridge.
Is: whosis a visitor in this city:
Z covers were laid for twenty, and
FAX color scheme Of yellow ana
rs White was pretti1y carried out IN
sssthea decorations Following the
s# serving III OF a course luncneoh
sSbfidge was played.
Married In ciarksh'1re
Miss Lochel Helone Martin q
and Leslie Roy ltopln !.
son of Fairmont were united N
4 marriage by the Rev. J. w Grave
pastor of the Methodist Ep1scopa:
schurch, at the Methodist Eplscopa.
yesterday afternoon a,
IA4:3 Oso'clock: They were una ten u
led. The couple left INN edl atel.'
following the ceremony tor Fal!.
g5sh ON e---7C Ga: ours leles au1'
Cacpbeil-Slinner
THE Methodist Episcopal par
En- 5sonage ION Second street was thf
MI Scene Of pretty wedding yester
fternoon when Oslo w. Skin
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Dinner 9Party Given,

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Peters en-
tertained a mum Der OF friends at
a dinner party Saturday evening
lin honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
.Coser of Akron, Ohio, who are
uests in this city. The event
celebrated the birthday anniver-
sary of Mrs. Croser. who is a
niece OF Mrs. Peters. A five
course dinner Of beautiful ap-
pointments was served. The table
was pretty in its decorations of
GARDEN fl overs.
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To Be HoStesses

Mrs. John H.. Hough and Mrs.
Charles Powell Will be hostesses
at the weekly bridge tourn am ent
to be held at the Farm ont Coun-
try Club this evening beginning
at S:15t O'Clock.
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At Wildwood.

Mr.. and Mrs Roy Bobet. Mr.
and Mrs Chester Bobet, Mr.. and
Mrs Vaughn Tucker and Mt and
Mrs Earl Brown. who are camp
ing at Wildwood on the Valley
River. entertained a number OF
friends informally Saturday even
ing. Dancing and cards formed
the principal diversions Of the
evening. Refreshments We're
served ..Ia- ..M .ra l.s.L !.
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Has Guest

Has Guest
Miss Pauline Arkwright has as
her guest her home on Ogden ave
nue.. Miss Miss Dunn OF FITS
burgh, Pa.
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VIII Meet.

The Degree of Honor Lodg e
will have its regular meeting at
It's Main street hall this evening
~ 7-cO 5& NJf4 5El Sa
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Atkey.sE;e.r

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Martin,
Mr. AMI Mrs. Edward Slack, Mr.
and Mrs. GIN. Wiltshire, Mr.. and
Mrs c.. e. Smith and Mrs Earl
Smith motored to- Keyser Saturday
where they were the weekend
quests of Mr.. and Mrs. Harr.
Markwoods the latter a. sister OF.
Mrs Smith
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Glass to Meet,

The w. A. Sunday sNeighbor-
hood Bible Class will meet this
evening at So'cIock at the home
Of Mrs. r. G. Jones on Fairmo
avenue. The 10th chapter of st.
Luke will be studied with F. J.
Smith as the teacher.
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Guests Here
At Deer Park

Attorney and Mrs. Frank c..
Raymond and the formers sister
Miss Frances Raymond, motored
to-S>Deer Park. Md. Saturday
where they are spending a few
days
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al atlantic City.

s8Ssssssss. At !Stlanuc Clty. v
Nr-s. i1arr, Afford and son
tI5arry aud dau ghter, Mrs Avon j.
sRevno1ds. and Mrs. T. S. Neptune
and son Harry motored-last week
f0SS5Atlantic City where they are
sspend ling severe! weeks,
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On Camping Trip.

MI. and Mrs. Robert Martin
and daughter. Mary Virginia, Of
Carksburg, were weekend guests
Of the Misses Halle and Annie
Martin and Will Martin on Wal
nut avenue Mr. and Mrs Harry
Jamison and son Wayne and
daughter, Miss Lois, of Pittsburgh.
who had been guests at the Mar
tin home, have gone to Buckh han
non, where they will camp for a
few weeks
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Cacpbeil-S Skinner

sss;35sThe Methodist Episcopal par
I sannaeegon Second street was the
Gene 81 IA pretty wedding yester-
49, afternoon when Oslo ". Skin
anIar Of Clarksburg became the
Sbrrid of Lawrence ". Campbell
s4I3a~Rev. q. s1V. Graves performing
stI,e ceremony The bridegroom IS
3asaagsFSsyouns business man OF FAR
mont and he and his bride viii
make their home there
- .I-o1 ap1.n n, a#sG&
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picnic Postponed.

NY picnic to have been held
TOMORROW by the Church Of Christ
S,at11Barrackvi1le has been post
&noned until August 80. Further
will be made con-
@cernir the picnic, to which the
friends OF the church have been
invited.
Al TO PIT. Pleasant
Mr.. and Mrs Ernest Mccoy,
4 Mrs. Leona Zundall and the lat
,-zZnndell. uotored to PIT pleasant,
pa. yesterday where they spent
the day with relatives OF NJ rs.
Zundell. Charles Zundell, who
.rastdes there with his grandpar,
: aNSx. had been here on visit, an
I ni. brother George accompanied
him to PIT. Pleasant for a visit.
sauT-MeAndrews .r 4.
The marriage Of Harry Saul.
OF Boston, Mass. and MISS
blanche McAndrews Of this city
was solemnized last eeyning at 3
peters Tttholic Church, with the
- ~. p. HI. Gilsenen, pastor Of the
.gchnrch, officia ting. They were att
tended by Mr. and Mrs 2. NJ.
Gettings Of this cit vas best man
and matron OF honor.
The bride was becomingly gown
al in a handsome costume of dark
blue. beaded canton crepe. vita
which she wore harmonizinS hat,
gloves and shoes
Following the ceremony Mr.. and
Aairs gSaulIwent to Morgant n
where they will reside
The bride is young woman OF
culture and possesses a charming
8nersonality which has made her.
snonnlar with large circle OF
friends She has been employed
sfoTsseveral; years as millin en- in the,
millinery department Of Hartley's
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Returns Home

Mrs. R. S. Reid has returned from
Somerset, Pa, VIII ere she had been
guest Of Mrs. L G.. McCrun, a
sister:in-law OF Mrs Reid.
Mrs. J. E. Watson: who had been
the house guest of Miss Ida Beer
itz at Somerset, will also return
here today.
Mrs. Frank R. Lyon and children
who are also at Somerset, Will re-
main there for the remainder OF the the
summer.
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Nav Be POSTPONED

;. The lawn fete sponsored BY The
u. D. c.. to be held at the home OF
Clement Shaver tomorrow evening
will be postpon ed until the first
clear evening if the weather con
tinues unfavora Bile.
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Class Will Meet

s8x The Links Bible Class will meet
5!at#thes home Of Mrs. H. L. Criss at
z5O9sEast8P Park avenue at s o'clock
4thisgevenins
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Glass Will Meet

The Loyal women's Bible Class
sof the Central Christian Church
ElWill hold58its monthly meeting at
Il tbs achurch tomorrow evening at 9
clock.
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s.. Henry Capito, with her
$children John and Charles. who
was the guest of her father. Tho
mas C. Miller at Brnestown. has
gone to Washingt D. c.. where
Sshe will spend several days with
s4r and Mrs. Frank 3. Pryor
5befores returning to her home a.
%Charleston.
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Leaving Today

ssA1iss Marie Boehm, who spent
1.-THE Summer here with her parents.
ANfr. and Mrs. Samuel Boehm, at
their h ONE on Walnut avenue. is
sigaving1 today for Chester Springs.
ga. where she will take two
#Weeks course in art. From there
ssheswil go on "a tour of New York
8and Canada and will$!ater go to
RJerome, Ariz.. where she holds a
as supervisor Of art in the
L .4Gh oolS s
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charleston Guest

Mr.. and Mrs. John Henshaw
have as their guest at their nome
on Fairmont avenue. the latterSs
niece, Miss Nan Lewis OF Charles
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! Birthday Party

N Little Miss Betty Rowe, the
charming little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. "A. M. Rowe, is entertaining a
number Of her young friends this
afternoon at the home OF her
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S.
Holt, on Fairmont avenue to cele'
brate the fifth anniversary Of her
birth. A large birthday cake with
lighted candles centered the serv.
ing table, and thirty little friends
Of the hostess were delightfully."- en-.
tertained.
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Married In ClarisbnrE
Miss Iochel Helone Martin o.
and Leslie Roy ROBIN
son Of Fairmont were united IN
3 marria ge by the Rev. J. w Grave,
sss;lYr,na!stt,r Of the NJ ethodist e Episcopal
s$c11urch, at the Methodist Episcopal
vnarsonage, yesterday afternoon at
- OSo,cl They were un attend
The couple left INN ed atel- J
#sfolIowing the ceremony for Fair
'smont where they will make their
hon -Clarksburg Telegram.
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store. she was born and reared IL
This city and had made her home
for a number OF years with her
aunt Mrs. G.. +. Jecfreys, on Chi--
,cago street. ~ !.
Mr. Saul came here several
years ago with the Fred r. Ley
Co.. but at thise time is located IN
|Morgantown. being associated
with the Electrical Equipment 20.
He is the son Of Mr. and Mrs VIII VIII
liam Frederick Saul Of Boston.
Mass The Misses Winifrede Muir
nhy and Besse Snider witnessed
I'm q CEREMONY
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The .Pyttian Sisters vii meet
tomorrow evening at s o'clock at
the x. of P. Hall All Officers and
members have been asked TO be
present.
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For Guest

Mrs Clyde Polling and Mis-
III; nth Ferguson were hostesses
Saturday at: the home Of the for
ii err at a bridge luncheon Of at
appointments to- homo
Miss# Eliza NJ. Scott OF Cam bridge
Dhio. whoSis visitor in this CITY;
We're laid for twenty, anu
fsF4 color scheme of yellow ana
ass 4slite was pretti1y carried out in
ssthea decorations Following the
serving Of course luncheon
bird sc was played.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
THE MEASURES

4 L. the measures on the oregon
- ballot pissed a, the November
eiection-would the state be better
or worse off than II they were not
passed?
II they are passed II Is certain that
the tax bin viii be largely Increased.
II they are not passed Il Is certain
that the tax bill entaiied by their
passage would not be loaded onto
the people, Gid ~g4a..j
Under these circumstances II r.
well to know exactly what one is yot-
ing for before sanctioning new mea-
sures increasing cost OF government.
Unless one knows exactly the re-
suits to follow. II is safer TO vote
no than to vote for any experiment
at this time that will increase gov
ernment overhead.
The future tax burden OF the state
is largely up to the people. II they
vote II on themselves knowingly they
should not complain when payments
come due.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
HAS NEW FAIR GROUND
$40. 900 Purchase to be Dedicated
by Jackson 60. In September

MEDFORD. Aug. 9.-(SpcCiaD
Jackson county will dedicate q new
sso.oOO fair grounds this fail with q
monster display OF agriculture. hpr-
t,culture. dairy and general farm
products. commercial and industrial
exhibits. and entertainment including
automobile and motorcycle races and
other lively and interesting features.
Substantial buildings have been
erected. a high speed race track pro-
vided. buildings and equipmcnt have
been laid out Systematically and the
enterprise is In the hands OF oxper-
fenced and on:crpr!sing Jackson
county residents who are determined
10 make the Jackson county fair an
annual institution OF educational and
entertainment perit appealing 10
both southern Oregon and northern
California.
The fair will be held September
l3 to Is inclusive and one OF tie
largest crowds ever attending . sim
liar attraction II this territory is ex,
pectod.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
TWADDLE
- HARLEs HALL is running true


HARLEs HALL u running "u'
~ to form. Animated by an over
vhelminr political ambition. he has
hcen spurred on since the May pri-
mary TO stage one ridiculous exhibi-
,ion after another.
n.,,a, :, o,ar, ,,,p Z, his at.
,.,n, 90 wrss, ,,o nomination from
~. u..,,. r,ni,oe no now throat.
80. a. ,,,, uo s,vs n. Ia ppder no
a.,,..,,.n. 90 .,nnor,- co,.r.or nj.
.o,, ,...ss. asinoern,s re.r.x,s,er.
"A or o,ec,,o, asv as r.xp,sl,cans.
49,. r,nor.,,,., s,r ,0iiusr~ ninraIi,v.
unno. o,.,,.s1, - i'm ". .ot,rc re-
,,h,,.r 80 nA,<sssa MI 'tlsh
rh. r.,a.Aas~irs ,,,,he s,a,. epou
c..r,.. tlaws a1i a.o,ah nv his
,,r,. 90 e.is.,,, ,b,s r,dirulou. 'eh,rrs
a, ,,s ,r,a vo~th ~ a.. ~
~ 4. ,,vs,v r,i,,,,erins 20 the
o-.or no,,,,c,, sys,em ,ha, rs meth.
"a a, nr,m.rv se,ec,,op ts IN euch n
80 rha -an,bl,can ,ar,v az ore.
,,r ,ow.vsr has i,s ewes omen 10
,,o 80, =, ,.o,irr tho marty limos
c,.s, en-, ,rs IN. election laws OF
,,, .,.,. w,u bo r,med,ed before
.,o,h.r .,.c,,o, vaar
=, an. r.u.d, ,ak,s tho form of
.,.o,,,a .ho,,,,o, q, IN. pr,marv and
,o,rrn 60 . ,ruIv ron,.scn,a,,yo sys.
tor .o no, IN. ,o,,or
p,, Tho w.,t,oss ot tho ,rim,ry
.v.,.m 60 ,o,,her bcrs NOR there as
~. ar.,,,, ,,r nal, Had tho shoe
,.o, ,,, ,,o o,,or 600, how gladly
u.,,, c,.r,.s ua,, ,,ve occo,,ed tho
s,,u.,,on
r.,,,. .sv.n,,xo -, ,och,,c.,.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19

over I .OOo visitors attended klnm-
ath Falls second annual Flower
show "Wednesday aud Thursday of
this week and tho public.spiritcd
women who devoted their days to
making Il SUCCESS rcol fully repaid
for all their work. All other social
activities were neglected by societies
most active women IN favor W the
show, During the two days the show
was In progress visitors were regis.
tored u, the door by Mrs. 4. c. Camp.
bell and were served punch at a table
presided over by Mrs George Watt
and daughter Geraldine. In the
evening OF the first day Miss Marlcr.
ic DelEcll. Maybcllc Lcayitt, Gerald.
Inc Watt. Margaret Wordcn and Flea.
more Torrey me, the Portland visitors
NJ the door and presented each one
W them with shasta daisy The
prizes were presented ut this time by
Mrs. Charles Wood Ehcrlcu who
made u delightful aud charming
She also greeted the
rortlanders and welcomed them IN
the name ~ the ladies auxiliary vt
ho chamber ~ commerce,
Ladies' who assisted as heads ~
committees were Mrsdnmss Ehcr.
Icin, Harry Poole, Il. = Wright. Hlr.
~ Ackley, George Wright, Fred
Baker, ~ u Hartman some "
the ladies who assisted on these com.
nittccs were Mcsdamcs Charles /.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
Who Will Succeed Kamm
Ball Fans are Wondering

SAN FRANCISCO. AUG. is.--Fans
are wondering who viii succeed VIII
lie Kamm at third base on the San
francisco baseball team next year
when Kamm goes up TO the Chicago
white sox on $4,000 deal.
Two White Sox players. Eddie
MullIgan and Herb Mcclellan, are
being mentioned for the post Mc-
Clellan is a utility man for the Chi
cago team. Mulligan plays short and
third.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
OVER 1000 VISIT ANNUAL FLOWER SHOW;
SPONSORS FEEL. WELL REPAID FOR EFFORTS

Robcrs. VIM VI, Duncan, q, A.
Krausc, Ferris, Mlsa Vera Thompson,
Jean Thompson, Dorothy Currm, Tho
Judges names follow McsdNmca W,
II. Roberts II Il Harrison, T, c.
Campbell. G. v rlshcr. George I
Wright Sandman, l., Jacobs. l.. /
TruaN, q. II. burke, i, G, Druckuu.
hrough, W, A. DclEoll. q, \. kruuac,
W. o. smith, Leslie Rogora, Fred
baker and Miss hlicc Hlatkrord
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
Personal Mention

! George Walton. Merrill banker.
was in the city yesterday afternoon
attending to business affairs.
Lester Boggs. farmer near Lor-
ella. drove into town this morning
and purchased supplies for his farm
Mrs. A. n, Anderson and small son i.
Bobbic have arrived from Portland
and will make their home here In
the future.
Miss Alice Miller lct, this morn
ing for San Francisco aft,r ar ca
tended visit here with her fN,hcr.
J. J. Miller. Southern Pacific agent.
Floyd vettle. of Watt. vettlc a. pe.
Lap. arrived here last night and Is
busy today looking after cattle In.
teres;s for the company.
Out OF town folk who were In
yesterday for their hunting licenses
were John Roner and u. J. SnolCk.
OF Malin: Fred Rueck. OF bonanza:
end II. W. Parker OF Bly.
Kenneth Perry, who has been out
for the past six weeks with the
beetle control crews. returned to
town last evening and will he sta
toned here for the remainder OF
the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. r. Soioman ind
son and daughter are expeSt ted lin
from California tonight after an Abr
sence OF several months. Theystaxs
been making their vacation triP nv
car and will come here fromg tho
Rogue river valley. ' n
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Groesbeck and
children left this afternoon for the
Lake o. the Woods where they will
spend the weekend This will be
their first visit to that scenic spot
and they are looking forward to
very pleasant trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert withrow ard
daughter. Waive. accompanied by
Miss Joan Mcdonald. returned yes
terday from Diamond lake where.
with Mr.. and Mrs. 4. ". jefferson
they have been eamped for the past
two weeks. sIl
Miss Minnie Barnum lef, this
morning on a two weeks vacation
from her work at the local office
OF the California Oregon Power
company. She will visit with friends
and relatives in San Francisco. San
ia Cruz, Sacramento and other Cali
fornia points.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Il. Swender. who
are visiting here from their Port
land home. were members OF a par
~ who journeyed TO the lava beds
yesterday. Others In the party were
Miss Agnes Lee. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mccormack ad daughters. Miss Nary
and Miss Agnes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert c. Thomas and
little daughter. Mary. have return
ed from Diamond lake where they
spent some time and Thomas says
the fishing there is nothing short
OF marvellous. They will leave this
afternoon for Aspgroye to spend
the weekend with Mrs. Bob Davis.
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
ALCOMA

The Oregon California Power com
pany has completed dam across the
Algoma Lumber company mill pond.
ketsdever Bros. have purchased a
new Republic tw0-ton truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hagelstein went
to Hildebrand Wednesday on a visit.
Ketsdever Bros, are starting to
cut barley with their combined har.
vester.
August Gruger went TO Klamath
Falls Wednesday on a visit.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
KNIGHTS OF rNTNlts 10
ATTEND MrpEoHD CEREMONIES

Local knights " rythiua are plan.
niug tn Journey to Mcdiord tomur.
row to attend the ceremonies there
Monday ON the occasion of the visit
of George G. Cabcll, supreme chan.
ccllor, aud other supreme ofticoru
who will confer the second degree On
new candidates.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
Lamm Bull Pines and
Klamath Lumber Meet
On Diamond Tomorrow

Modoc park will be the scene Of a
battle royal tomorrow when the
Lamm Bull Pines will take o. the
klamath Lumber & Box nine ior the
third game OF the season. each side
having one game TO It's credit.
The winner will be runner.up for
the pennant OF the LumberInan's
League ana each. side has been YARN.
ing up all weeR Tor the deciding game
OF the series The game starts at
2 p. m, with admission 25c fsr men
and women free.
Last day Of the big sale Wiatcrs
I.Wat... Gtnra
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
TO HONOR Htl RHYME

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 10 -
Baseball fans Of san Jose are com
INK 20 san Francisco 10 celebrate
Hal Rhyuc day at the local Pucirs
coast iooEuc park tomorrow Ehyue.
a former san Jose resident is now
playing shortstop on the san wan
cisco coast league team.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
BIRTH RECORD

CONLEY--At Loreila. August IS,
1889. to Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Conley,
q daughter: weight. seven pounds,
named Eva Ellen.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19
NEW TODAY

FOR SAIE.--Threc hundred more
onc-year old White Lcghorn lay
Ing hens at sl0o each. +, W, Riggs,
near junction of Shippington road
and North Highway. l9'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19

Last day Of the big sale Wiatcrs
Jewelry Store. 10
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1922-08-19

FOR SALE--Sidway, reed, white
enamclcd. corduroy lined baby
buggy like new, Phone I92R. or
call 1921 Mckinley ST, 1879