THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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With the New Year
THE UNIVERSAL CAR I
With the new year we send to all I I
j greetings of prosperity for 1920. I I
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h place with us your spring order for I HI
d that machine. In doing this we will I
EH be able to make the delivery.
' Yours should be the FORD CAR
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PENDLETON. Doc 31- Five Ritl
Ions of prune whiskey. olKht gallons
of formontliiR prune nml u n.a ill
copper h1 lit wore captured by local
pollcu Monday ulKht Thomas Mr(Jlu
nls, alleged ownor of tho still, was
arrested nml ho und IJio outfit nro
hold for federal outhorltla. Mcuin-
nls linn boon horo two montliH ii'id
had n bank account showing $2200.
Toncliors In Pendleton schools
woro vototl $100 more for tills your
thnn their contracts callod for. when
tlie- hcIiooI bonri mot Monday night
Nn Krnilo teacher will r-jcoUe "ti
ll-r $1000 nnliio high school loach' r
under $1150.
Danner-Patty Motor Co.
Klamath Falls, Oregon
MEXICAN TRADE
IS PECULIAR
JUAREZ, Mexico, Dec. 31. Busi
ness usages to be observed in Mexico
are virtually the same as those that
should be followed In any other
Spanish-speaking country, wa8 the
opinion expressed here recently by
Edward A. Dow,' American . consul at
this port.
"Wherever the Spaniards have
colonized, they have left an indelible
impress upon the habits of the na
tives," said Mr. Dow. 'Tor this rea
son, the rules about long credits and
careful packing that apply to Ar
gentina or the Philippines apply with
eaual force to the importer at Vera
Cruz, Tampico or Topolobampo.
"The Latin-American likes to
make haste slowly In paying his
bills, he wants his goods packed se
curely and he appreciates being ap
proached in a business way in his
own. language. Tho American ex
porter who rcmembors these essen
tlnls will have a better chance- of
succeeding than the one who does
not." .
DALLAS, Dec. 31. Burghus en
tered the drug store of Adjutant
General Conrad Stafrln early Mon
day morning and carried away $30
lu cash and more than $300 worth
of Kodaks.
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SALEM. Doc. 31. Salem nutnmo-
title donlors organized nt u mooting
hold horo Tuesday rright and plan
nro being mailo for a enow to bo Riv
en by the onsanUntloti on Fobruary
19, 20, and 2t.
ENOE.NM: Doc. 31. Ilonry O. Par
kor, nlloRed desertor from tin) army,
wns arrested nt Cushmnn Inst Sun
dny by Deputy Sheriff (Jeorpo F.
Cronor nnd will bovken'to Vancou
ver bnrrncks.
OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL
LEGE, Corvnllls. Dec. 31. To form
fair circuits In Oregon, correlate pre
mium lists, control concessions, nrl
i.no the county fair as n means of
Liilldlng up toward the blRRcr fairs
li tor In the fall tiro objects of t' t
conference of county fair secretar
ies to be held nt tho coIIcro Friday,
January 2, in connection with Far
mer's week.
FALKM. Dec 31. -The Standard
'l Company of California today paid
to tho secrctnry of Htato $19,523,87.
covering tho sates of 1,831,410 gal
Ions of gasoline and 203, 1C4 gallons
of rilRtlllnto In November.
The total tax paid by the sovornl
motor velilclo fuel denlori operntlng
' Oregon In Novcmhor ngKiogntod
$29,117.00. Tho Novomhcr solos
vcre tho lightest slnco Inst March,
wlun tho total tax amounted to $20,-
c.33.
PORTLAND, Dec. 3t Erection otJ
r. modern fish smoking and pncklng
K.ubllHhmont in Portland whs mn,do
own yestortlay.
VALE, Dec. 31. Malheur county
load bonds to tho amount of $100,
0('0 wore sold Docombur 22 at tho
c urthouso In Vale to Rnlph II. Sch
ncoloch company of Portland nt a
premium of $3919.
EUGENE, Doc. 31 Approximately
n million and a half pounds of apples
hnvo been ground up Into cldor or
dried at the plant of tho Eugene
Fruit Growers' association this fall
and winter, nccordlng to J. O. Holt,
ir.anngor of the assoclntlon.
ASTORIA, Dec. 31. Clntsop post,
American Legion, has decided to ro
utes t the Oregon legislature nt Its
coming special session to enact a law
requiring all foreign language pap
ers to ho printed In bilingual stylo.
ASHLAND, Dec. 31. A c'alnook
wind, which has been blowing stead
ily for a week, has licked up the
snow from the Pacific highway over
tho Siskiyous and automobiles nro
going through to California. Con
siderable mud Is encountered in
some of tho newly-made fills.
FOR SALE Miscellaneous
FOIt SALE- A 7 tmsHuiiRor now l.ox-l
itiRton Cur cheap Inqulro 124
Gth St. r
HELP WANTED
WANTED Woman to tnko enro of
children 2 or 3 hours ouch day. In
quire 421 RooHovolt. 20-31
WANTED Thrco nowaboya at tho
llornld Oltlco 11-tf
run uiSKT -Jim. 1,1 . . .'
CIo Hi. Plumu IMU.1"' m 'i1"".
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FOIt UBNT-UiWenhcil iron ZZl ,
houo 40 x 80 ft on lrntka .
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED EiiRnKomunts by practi
cal nurse with references. Itonson
able. Add. Nurse llox 1106, Klam
ath Kul I j. 31
FOIt I I NT -Comfortable, hf
furuUhod room. Ui0 of tath" t? r
In. Inquire at Herald Office 26 (t
Will Rlvo board and homo privi
leges to couple In oxchniiKo for ser
vices by wife of cuuplo as house-'
keeper for small family whore wife'
Is employed, lmiulru Room 2, Swan-'
son UulldltiR. 2
DRESSMAKING .Sowing or all
kinds Itonsoiiuble, Itoom 2, over
poitoffico. i
WANTED
a. n-.w .Many of tho ihi.
newspaper men of tho country, the
men In tho ,Mt paid positions cot
their start on tli.ilr homo newup9r
I ho nil round trnlnlni? obtained oa
the mn ut lor paper mndo the ipeclal.
IhU who Riildo tho doutlnlei of tha
uiHKunv iiiiuiuuiiuiis or mo countrr
Tho Herald has mi opoalnc for a re
porter nnd will rIvo local applicant!
prt'rereiico. The position b open to
ntiy young man who I active, bright,
nhla to Rather news and write grnu
matlcal KiiRllkh. Apply to the Cllr
Editor. zo-te
Demorost, Dentist, over SuRar
man's Store. Gth und Main. 2-tt 'MADAM IOINA. Pa milt-
W ANTED A good roll top desk. In
quire Huruld office. tf
Try Sliver Thistle Syrup nt all
Grocers. 23-tt
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WANTED A Reed heater. Inriulra
Herald office. L'-tt
Anyone wishing n Roxall (tho old
reliable) calendar can secure one at
tho Star Drug Sjlore.
Surety bonds wtitle yoa wait. Ohli
coto M Hmltn. B-tt
Try Sllvur Thlstlo Syrup at all
Grocers. 23-tt
PHONE PEYTON for wood. 187
CITY OARUAOE Whoa you want
Garbage romoved phono 01. ll-tf
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tions, nnd you will lie wlier tad
hnpplor, nftor consulting her, ih
hnvlng the Rift of removing alt etll
Influences nnd placing you In an en
vironment of happy thought and
contentment, (leading's: Sunday and
dally, 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m, Located
at Itoom 1, Moore Hoomlng House,
1313 Main St., between Ilroad and
Spring Streets, ono block cast of
While Pelican Hotel, Klamath Falls,
Ore. 1-18-iO
mnlnlng $50 to buy candy for tho
Chrlstmns entertainment.
FOSSIL, Dec. 31. Tho Arthur K
Glanor post of th'i Ameitcnn Luglon
now has a mem Virahlp of 92, Miss
I'uhy Stolmor of FtM4ll, .who torved
'.! nn army nuno und i ho only wom
an oJJrIMo in Wn.-ior county Ins
,:ust Joined th Lvgl'n.
PORTLAND, Dec. 3 1 -Erection of
a now plant In Portland for tho Am
erican Can Company, tj cost approxi
mately $1,000,000 n.'is boon announc
ed with tho ennplnilon of tho pur
chaso by the company of u tract of
land nonr WIlBon nnd Twenty-Sixth
stroots, ndjolnlng the slto recently
bought by Montgomery Wurdvfc Co,
AI1ERDEEN, Wash., Doc. 31. A
largo Porslnn cnt at Glon Grnytnnd.
on tho south bench, in proving valu
able to Its ownor, n crnnborry rnnch
or, according to a story brought hero
by E, D. Bonn, who hrni '.nrgo hold
ings In that vicinity. Within tho past
few months tho cm has captured
more than 100 mink, squlrrols, and
muskrats.
EUGENE, Doc. 31. The Eugonp
Chamber of Commjorco last night
went on record as opposing two
state game commissions, ono for tho
commercial fisher and tho othor for
the sportsmen.
SALEM, Dec. 31. In an opinion
written by Justice Harris the Oregon
tupremo court today reversed tho
verdict of the circuit court of Grant
ccunty in tho case of Frodorlck Rad-
er, convicted of manslaughter In kill
ing E. E. McCue, on Fobruary 20,
1918, Tho caso was romandod back
to tho lower court for retrial.
SALEM, Doc. 31. Loo Hlng, Chi
nese hop growor In tho Kalzor llot
tonv fldctlon pf Marlon county, hnu
contributed $100 to tho church at
Clear Lake $50 of which Is to bo ex
pended in Improvements and tho m
SALEM, Dee. 31. Th.i nppolnt
mont of K. G. Warner of Pondletcn
to succeed tho lato J. N. U urges ,as
a 'member of tha Htato livestock sani
tary commission has been announced
b Governor Olcott. Tho appointment
Is mado on tho recommendation of
tho Oregon Wool Grower' nssocla
t'on as Is provided by law
PORTLAND, Doc. 31. Charlos
Pavlotz was arrested in tho early
inornlng hours Sunday by Internal
ruvuuuu officers on tho charge of
operating n whisky still on his pre
mises sovornl miles from Canby, Or.
Ho will ho given n hearing and ap
pear before tho federal grand Jury
January 5,
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ci.ni mm - Wfl
Have an Oil Heater
to take off the chill 1 when II ; h
too warm to hnvo , tho
going. Wo have them n t
Is pretty as n yMj"e fllran.
very little oil nndomro8tnE0Ukfleor
tood to bo froo tmmmm
Hmell. Don't wolt till wi
family havo colds. Got ono
day' ire
ROBERTS & HANKS
423 Main St.
PORTLAND, Dec. 31. Workers
In Portland Industrial plants and oth
or mombors of orgunlzcd labor have ?
during tho past tow days been rccelv-
Ing u printed pamphlet purporting to ,
glvo tho I. W. W. Blilo of tho amis-
tlco day outrage at Centralis, Novem-
bor 11. Tho pamphlet concludes with
nn urgent roquost for funds to assW
In the dofonso of tho 10 alleged I.
W. W. now In Jail uwnltlng trial for
tho murder of Moutonnnt Warren
Grimm nnd his fellow soldlors.
POItTLANI), Uoc. 31. 0, Murl
Gordon, who sprnns Into tho loca
llmollght by nn announced flight
around tho world planned from San
Francisco and ns tho Inventor o a
Bupposodly indestructlblo spark-plug
gave himself up when ho learned
that ho had boon Indicted by the
Multnomah County grand Jury. n
was'ff'xod at $2000.
SALEM, Doc. ai. Officials of the
Central Oregon Irrlgatloa company
appeared boforo the doaert la
board horo today nnd roquested bp
proval of a contract by ""'
corporation would furntoh the IJM
Pine Irrigation district water suf I
clont to irrigate approxlraat e ly XMJ
acres of land. In lieu of this contra
tho company offered to , can el jn
oqunl area of patented land In the
Central orogon proju.