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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 31, 1919)
WI!NHH,,AV DEC 1, MM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE FIVft H I 'f T t t 1920 Health 1920 Happiress j r 'iA if. V i Duvo p iH mn I Ifllirr. cum mo I UHL JflH UHLn SEAS SERVICE t :: i Announcement-To-The-Public Having purchased the grocery business of Roberts & Whitmore located at 8th & Main we will be open for business the 2nd of Janu ary and earnestly solicit your pat ronage. We will endeavor to main tain the 'same standard of BUSI NESS, QUALITY and SERVICE conducted by them. Give us a trial that's all we ask. SERVICE, QUALITY and COUR TESY our motto. HOUSTON and PHELPS Another member, added to the medical fniternlty of Klamath Kullf, l Dr.. T. C. Ciiiiipboll, who Ib a gra duate oT Toionto University C'Iuhs 1002, and who returned In Heptem lff fritti itinriinnu iiIwih V. . .,.. ..! I A four jcnrH with the Canadian army) 1 T ? f If medical corps. In 101MC, Dr. Campbell served in France an medical officer with a Scottish regiment, where he saw ten months' continuous service In the front line. This was during one of tho most trying times of the grc.ii, war, when food and munitions, aj v.ell as all other supplies weie short. 1 ? T T & J " This was tho winter when the battles iV ! Phone 421 8th and Main Sts. COME TO THE LIBERTY NEW YEAR'S AFTERNOON You will have real excitement, for during the showing of the picture "SATAN JUNIOR" in which VIOLA DANA stars there will be special telegraph service on the Oregon-Harvard Football Game at Pasadena, California. These reports will commence coming in about 1.30 P. M. and will continue until the close of the game. As the teams are well matched and the game is the East vs. West classic, indications point to an exciting afternoon. At the Liberty New Year's Afternoon Regular Prices or Vpre3, The Somme, Loos, Festu liert, were fought through n sea of mud, and when the loss of the Can adians was tremendous. During this time, gas was flr.qt i.jed by tho enemy, the Canadians lelng tho flist to suffer Its terrible effects. After Dr. Campbell had ex perienced months of the trials and hardships connected with these bat tles it was somewhat of a relief to be attached to a field ambulance and while it was equally as dangerous, (bo pergonal hardships were not so f,reat. It was not uncommon. In thesb days to work continuously for sixty or seventy hours, getting the wound ed back to a casualty clearing sta tion. His next service was in No. 7 Cana ( rn goneral hospltalt at Etaples. 1 X t t t t t t t t t f f t t t T t f f T T f T ''A.liK jp&m Xfi "& ic- ratin m&e&& ' '&&& I Wl, tU! I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY, AND THE EMPLOYES WISH YOU ALL A VERY HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR rMNMW(T C k- : te HI i l ,-V France. This was one of the largest brspital areas during the war, there Uing accommodation for over sixty tlu&and wounded. Here Dr. Camp bell was on the surgical division of the Hospital, with complete charge of four surgical wards. Later, Major Campbell was transferred to Kitchen er military hospital where a great amount of orthopaedic surgery was tli.ne. Here Major Campbell made an enviable record, his losses being less tlun one tenth of one per cent of all cases passing through his wards. Mrs. Camnbell. who has Joined the doctor here is a native Oregonian, jJ who also saw active service. Bne w nt ove- in 1916, and immediately responded to the call for help, join ing up with Princess Mary's volun tary aid detachment, which was at tached to Queen Alexandra's Imper ial Military Nursing service. Mrs. Campbell was for three years, In thi.s ..- ., ifii.il-2 VV, ' A; i i l v f ? T t t I 1920 Prosperity 1920 Success "M''M''!MH4,MH4 1 i . JiiiiiiiiV BoiliiLito; f iHliu $ I J ' In appreciation of your kind patronage during the past year, we extend to you our heartiest wishes for a Happy and Prosperous New Year. ROBERTS & WHITMORE V t 'j l n Alice Nielsen Records on sale, also the new January Victor Records. EARL SHEPHERD One Business Music 507 Main St. i444 I t r 'VW'H',HH'-'''H-' Bread rBread is a Djnaino of energy. It supplies the body with power to accomplish great tasks. It builds and sustains muscle, bono and biain. Breud gives to tho -worker of every class a wealth of strength and vigor. To young or old It supplies nn nbundanco of energy. Biead is Nature's most com plete ration. It is wholesome, it is nutritious, and, in this day of hlgh-cost-of-livlng, it is evtieinely rcoiioiiik'iil. Pan-Dandy bread is your best food eat moro of it. HIRVI BAKING CO. Phone 281 service, where she held the rank of tecond lieutenant, the highest rank ing held by untrained nurses. She was decorated for war service and re ceived her discharge in August of this year. This corps served without pay and was made up of hundreds of patriotic women, many of title and high social degree, who gave their time to the great need of hospital work. In November, 1917, Mrs. Campbell had the great honor and pleasure of representing "America" at a "Pag eant of Fair Women," arranged In I rndon before Queen Mary and Prin ctss Mary. At that time she was pre sented to the Queen and Princess Mary and personally thanked by the r4ueen for her work during the war. Dr. Campbell, on returning to the States, found Klamath Falls the most talked of place in the Northwest and decided to look it over, with the re sult that he has decided to remain lure and has opened offices In the Odd Fellows Building. Dr. and Mrs. Campbell are at present living at the White Pelican hotel, where they will remain until they can secure a suit able home. M-'"M-fr.l'.l'frH WATKK RIGHT OWXHUSHIP is si:tti.i:d iiv covkt. In the suit of John W. and Elmlrn ' Cox against Horace A. and Rachel Weed and others, tho circuit court l eMerday confirmed water rights in SpvenMllo cieek, to tho amount of 1000 miner's Inches to John W. and Elmira Cox. Horace A. and Rachel Weed, Abble C. Albee, J. W. Siemens, William L .Albright and T. A. Cul beison. The diversion canals, dams and equipment were decreed to be long In common to the water right CAneis. WATCH NIGHT SHRVICH AT METHODIST CHUIICH Watch night services at the Methodist church tonight will be celebrated by a special program. The girls' Sunday school class under Mrs. Harry Peltz will have charge of tho first part of the program. Special music and addresses will complete the services. The second part of the program will be under the direction of the Rev. S. J. Chaney, pastor. Refreshments will be served by the girls of the Sunday school. LIBERTY THEATRE "THE PICK OF THE PICTURES" VVWWA II .W. POOLE, Owner. HARRY BORED, MuslciU Director ',SSSSitSfSSi SMAOAAAVAV TONIGHT "THE DEVIL'S TRAIL" An exciting Canadian Mounted P.olice Story. .New Year's Day ,j, "SATAN JUNIOR" with Viola Dana Continuous show starting at 1:30 P. M. Special reports on Oregon-Harvard game during afternoon. Friday and Saturday Leave your heart at home or you will surely lose it to Constance Binney in "ERSTWHILE SUSAN' ... from the story "Barnabetta." To the Trade Just a line to wish you a Happy and Prosperous New Year which is again about to enter upon us. We hope you and yours have fared well, and that good health, happiness and prosperity are your year's benefits. We realize, as never before, that a closer relation ship between buyer and seller, fair dealings, first-class merchandise, reasonable profits, courteous treatment and hard and enthusiastic work are the corner stones of every successful business. For your patronage during the closing year we ex press our thanks; we trust we have used you right. If we haven't please let us know; and if we have, we shall look with pleasure for the continuance of your favors. Again we wish you the Compliments of the Seaspn, and hope you will enjoy a happy and prosperous NEW-YEAR. SUNSET GROCERY .X44M4'M'I444mM'W? r f f t T ? T t f T f t t T t t t f T T T T t T T T T T T T T t T T T T T T T T t 7 T T T