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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 26, 1919)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 'I'M Itsliu, ,, N .( I II III, IMCJK SIV 1 She's Champ Egg Layer of World WHITE ROCK BIDDY MAKES CLAIM TO WORLD C HAMPIONSHIP WITH 151 FULL-SIZED EGGS IN ONE MONTH POULTRYMAN MAKES AFFIDAVIT TO THIRTEEN EGGS IN TEN HOURS. KY HENRY FARXAM LA CROSSE. Wis., Juno 12 W'itli a record of lol oiru in one month and 77 of those produced in a single week. ,t three-year-old White Rook hen owned bv (Jus Rhode. .1 prosperous La Crosse valley fanner living one mile o.i.M. ( 1 West Salem, Wis., claims the ogjr-laying championship of the world. The first questioning of the records of the hon" la, 111,1, performance during the month of May. when it was kipt by Mrs. Rhodes, ceased when some of the skeptics on the promises saw the hen lay It? eggs in a period of ten hour. liiiilti)iii.in' Affid.txft r . M oiff uf t'tltio-. Other Egg Records ltlt fllllll tllO tlffll lllll) litlno of MumIiiiiiI lii In I111; :u 1 ocu- lii Uiia tints l 1 In- i ninl uf a pel Mlunrr.t Ih'ii mIiIiIi Im'IiiiissiiI in W. s. don1 lit of CnrlUlr. 1., nllli llit 1 i.iiiu ir :t4.t ?. in :ti:t im- Oft III It I' ll.l. Anil aftir J U Honson I.n Cro-f poultrt faiicit-r who ut to tht Rhodes farm ami cimpcil In tlio ham with tlu chlrkvn for two day, uppvarod In ttu office of Count JuiIro John Urimllo to makt affl dattt that hi a the hoti lu l.t of th'.- IS ok In om slttiiiK of four hours .without Mopping to oat. ilrink or eten cackle, the. skeptics are wi.llnK to accept a- u terlt tin KiKht there Mr dally ckp l.iylnu rioord submitted hy to Ret fntmui Mrs. Rhode-, since Mrs White Rock "Still I was nfr.ilil to tftl in1 set out to e-t.itdlsh a new world's. u-' nolKhbors for 1 know the wouli' cord ' laugh and I could hardly tielie e it THK KKCORU my-t'lf." said .Mr Khodes To lie M.i it. four eiBTs; M.ij I. tlirw: j sure we were rlKht. I hopin to w.tttli Ma) .1. feur: Maj II. fle: Ma T. the hen When 1 saw her la thro. lv: 3la H, feur: Mil) !. tltrtx. ' ami four etc- at one .lttlnK I Knew Th. h-n t.i.i ., mr., ..,.., .,,,,ii the time hail come to be is In to do a V. ..V... IW (WL VppS-T Ul White Itotk ties .in Ma) 20. when she started In with five Her record for the balance of the month follows Ma 10. fle: May 21. none. May 22. six: .May 23. four. May 26. nine; May 27. nine; May 2S. eleven: May 29. ten: Max 30. fourteen; May 31. feurteen: June 1 one, June 2. sixteen. Juno 3. elexen: June 4. one little crowing neighbor mx-elf so I told mx l'oitltr.xiii.in Camp- Txn D.I.X-. With Itu-x lieu "J H llenson came out from I.a Crose early Sunday and watched the hen conManllv all duy." said Rhode There were hundreds of Persons here during the dax and I Mrs White Rock is an exclusive ,.,,..., .,,., ,.i,., ,, ,..,. ,. ... f'"--- T.slI.ll-tW Still '' I. feet, for she laid only one egg Mr Henon decided to stay oxer night and watch the htn another day And Im certainly watched her When the hen clamliertd into the nest one Mondax morning. .Mr Benson sat down In a rocking chair In the barn NCW RCCOCO U OlDRCCOOD F V. 4, wwwiflfN(4 iirv PiT,TOSR, " , ' ' ' S.U..H "1 W CAKRANZA WANTS SMALLER CONGRESS xil I''U 1 IT . 'line .'x I'leM ,i nj i iiiniiru ii'ienilx riiiewid ! i.m imiiiih iiilatluii lo ioni:ri"m t tut t ilu i.'ii tltiltliili lie nhiiUiI'd " tin In iliM iene Hie tiipiiiiii'mliip "t t'' 1 luiiiilier of lnputti I III' Iiiiki linime of miiikiih" fiiini L'V In I Hi- iikeil I hit I lepiem-llliill ill t I 1 i nil population one ill I. K fnt , .r I nil liiliiUillilllln Willi due I inx ulnll lieltiK lllilile fm Ntnl n win. -ll ur- 'Pllel ilpllllltnil Tile pioM it. Mil polliled out tllilt lit ptenellt I III' 1 I iimlier uf llepltlloa l 11 1 inulier niiiin iiiiw lelillx linih that dor . n .1 ' lend II i If iKiutilx to lu iiuikiiir and Mlggi'Mt'd tllilt III II llll'lr llimiiiil f.irm it niiilil eimit mure nipiill iit ' (am rifoiiu tiieiuniren now uei'di'd lll.UAl ll ADS l'A lllli , LUihKTY THIIATRE TONItJlli W PW ' Will . ! 1 oj:wo ' 'if ) '4 i -MZfl XV'" V Vl ' j'lWfc vt;.) ,-w,t, ,i Y AHanInTiif.Ci 1J ,M u m : ' -,.,- u Regular Prices LIBERTY THEATRE BUCKHECHT 'RIO. U. 3. HAT, OWW. ARMY SHOE Thli It Qui Rhoden. proprou firmer of IVmi Salm M with hit three-) ear-old While Ilock hon who hu MnrllPtl puultruu'ii bjr Isrlnc l&l egfi In one month's llmu 77 of wlitrh were Urd in one week. Rhodes has affidavit from a La Crosse poultrx nun . 10 the performance. t- i lie jii xx rt . it ill Sit r i!' 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Untitle) .shoe Storn ass m A M tll.ACK GUNMrTAU MAIIOl.ANV CAl.K OR INDIAN TAN CALK UCKINGHAM Muuf4.turrt t HECHT Sn I'rancitcd hen She has refused to lay unl admitted to the barn, xxhere -he has a special net in a corner of a double manger Hen I'ick-s .Manger Xe-t For Kecoril Performance- Mr Rhode-' attention xvas first at tracted to the hen In April, xvhen on several daxs at noon he found the bird hoxering around the barn door awaiting a chtnee lo enter the build ing xheu the horses were put In for the- noonday feeding And each day that the hen was fore t'oiiutx Judge John llrmdlex On his llr-t trip to the turn he sa the hen lux three egKs 111 one il.ix This While Itork hen Is 11 large Mrd but not of unusual size She i f.it and docile, a xoraclous eater xvhen off the nest and consumes .1 the nest until the chicken finally arose four hour- later and hopped admitted to the barn, he found in eggs, but Ilenson was gone the evening from two to six eggs In J H Henson Is a poultryman llx-. the manger Ilut there never was Ing at 22 North 20th st at I.a more tb.n ci e hen In the b i: .ling Crosse. U'ls lie made affldaxit be- larce timount of 1: rut 11 Mr Itlioilm near by and never took hli exes off ,,,. , ,. u lllr0 )Mr, ,,,,, in, tggs laid bv this hen are of ...........I ..I.. I.... ...II I...X.I 1I...I1. .....I down onto the barn floor single xolks A number of the eggs "Mr HenM-n found the hen had ha,e hwn Uht, for ,,. ,lllr)0M(l laid In this one sitting thirteen eggs Mnill.r ()tllPr ,., ,, ,, ,MV) ,pn Later In the day she laid three more .lln.i .,,,n.. Just Remember thts The dates for the Klks Cotiventlnn are August 11, 11 and lfi Get n-ady. A Triumph of Toughness And yet, the 'Royal Cord' pos sesses amazing buoyancy and life. That's the secret of this famous tire's success. Hardihood that means many extra miles, combined with the luxury of easier riding. Let us put 'Royal Cords' on your car. They are the utmost in equip mentthe finest tires in the world. .1 vmtTsis igSSiai 'Royal Cord' JmUK MMiflrMWm w : f7immmM im "ininii . 6mmMv WJMBfWMmlKfliiMll&lMlmm ' s United States Tires are Good Tires T ' '--.;-. We Know United SUU. Tire. Are GOOD Tire.. That's Why W. Sell Them. SOUTHERN OREGON AUTO COMPANY I B IT'S A POOR DOCTOR Who Won't Take His Own Medicine THAT'S WHY WE ARE USING THIS SPACE TO TELL YOU WHAT JOLLY LITTLE BUSINESS STIMULATORS HERALD WANT ADS ARE AND WHY THEY GET RESULTS THERE IS NO GUESSWORK about a Herald Want Ad. They do the business. We know they pay. Our customers have told us po time and again. We have used them ourselves and they have never failed to get results. They are the short cut to a quick turn-over the modern method of merchandising on a small scale, where the value of the article to be sold or the importance of the want to be filled will not justify a heavy outlay. If you had something to sell, trade or give away and went out on the street and told each person you met about what you wanted to do, you might get results but the people you talked to would be very likely to say: "That poor fish has bats in his belfry." If, on the other hand, you used a Want Ad, you would talk to the whole county at once, instead of only one person, and do it in a businesslike manner. The same rule applies to hiring help, renting a house, looking for a job, or any one of the important little incidents of life where you must call in the assistance of someone outside your immediate family. You MIGHT get results by telling your troubles to the neighbors but the certain, quick and economical way is to use a little classified ad. Do you want to buy, sell or trade, want to hire help or find work ; do you want to find a room, a house to rent, or to rent the same to someone else ; do you want to call attention to some new feature of your business, seek information on some subject, or have you any little unfilled want? USE HERALD WANT ADS THEY DELIVER THE GOODS AND ARE ALWAYS WORKING Vj ij lililililHlilVHHilHiiHHHHiBiiiBlliHiiH 74'