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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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SOLDIERS TAKE
- Hi TRAINING
OIUCdON AOIUCl'LTI'ltAL COW
LKiHJ, Cnrvnllln, Dee 3 Tlio Cor
vnllln officii Imtnlli'N iiriirllcally nil
of (ho rehabilitation iiktIcii 1 1 ti ru I stu
dents for (tut uiitlrii Male of Oregon
and for nix counties In smilhwnHlorii
WnntilriKton. Tliu district In wlilch
O. .A, 0. U hIIiiiiIimI comprises nil or
woslorn Ori'Kini noiitli Hitlem nnd
Klaiiutth ami l.nko counties In
iioutliciiNtnni OroKim,
Ilolinlillltntlnn In triilnltiK mnn
fur aomo vocation In which IiIn disa
bility will not net tin n handicap, TIiIh
In the ilutlnltlun for rehabilitation
given by Ml Ion H. JohiiN, supervisor
for tliu local federal board ami O, A
O. Krailunlo of 1S10.
Tho federal board ha declared
000 mnn eligible for training In this
local tllNtrlct. A grent ninny of thesn
jiicn nro now In ncIiooI and others
uro receiving training on thu Job,
Agriculture In ixipiilnr amour Ibn"
wen for thorn mu 100 now registered
In training In no mo phaso of a-jrl-culture.
Th In condition In bronchi
about mainly through the necessity
of keeping many of thn mnnlfBl.thri
open-air, especially thoie wholliave
been gassed, .
TradoN anil Industries r repre
sented by KG rehabilitation men now
registered In tralnlnic who are fitting
themselves ao aa not to bo a burden
to tho country. Disabled service men
registered In comtnnrco and profca
alonal courses number 76.
Moot of tho disabled man In thla
district who nro being trained In ag
riculture nro rcxliternd at the, Ore
Ron Agricultural colloge. Approl
jnately Z7S of tho mrn In thin dis
trict nro rocotrlnic training at tho
Corvallla Initltutlon. The University
of Oregon and other Institutions In
thn atato barn tho remainder who nro
for tho moat pnrt roglatorod In pro
fessional courses,
Tho monthly payroll for rolmblll
Intlon studuntit In Uorvnllls amount,
to $30,000 which inr-int a lol to tho
municipality for prn tlcally ull thu
money remains hero
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New Equipment for
Malin Fire Dcp't
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(Hpoelnl to Thn lloruld)
MAI. IN. Per. 3. A siren, iwo
hundred feet of flrrt hose, nml n
Iioko cart Hero among thn ulp-
inent that thn tiro department, at
Hh special mooting Wednesday own
ing, decided to buy. Thn siren In
to bo turned by electricity from thn
electric plant of either Frank
Wlldo of tho Mnlln hotel or O. V
llolmeN of thu Mnlln Murcantllo
company.
Tho flrn department rlso decided
to glvn n ilancii on Now Yenr's eve
They will glvo n ntippitr at midnight
for tho benefit of tho fire righting
crow. Thla will bo tbo fourth ilnncn
tlint thn organisation haa given Nlnco
It wna orgnnlied four monttiN ngo.
Thn proceeda of thcao dnncoa hnvo
gono Into tho equipment fund.
MILL HTAHTH AflAIN
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NOItTII IIKNI), Oro.. Dec. 3. Af
ter expanding n month's time In ro
pa Ira and Improvements nbout thn
company holdlnga on tho wator front
road, tho Iluchner mill haa roNumod
operatlona with Ita uaual forco some-
what Increaaed In alio. Additions and
repatra repreaent an expendlluro of
nearly $100,000 and tho mill la now
equipped for a long continued run.
A featuro of the ahut-down waa the
faft, that all of tho employe who
dcNlrcd were given work under thn
rontractora while they wore away
from their regular Joba.
Have 20 on men'a aulta and
overcoata ihta week at K. K. K.
tore. 21-G
And ahoe In the store at 20 leaa
than than regular price thla week at
K. K. K. atore. 29-C
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The GIFT
SHOP
Klamath's Art Store
709 Main St.
Tea Sets, Wonderful Pattern ......$6.50 up
Baskets the largest assortment in Klamath
Thn NewCompartment llatketa
llaaketa with taiaela and beada.
' I'alnted llaaketa and Jardlnlcrs
Fruit llaaketa. Waato llaaketa.
Auto Lunch llaaketa.
Iloalnottca.
Laquer Boxes and Trays .' 50c up
Incense Burners and all kinds of Incense
Beautiful Kimonas, Silk or Cotton Crepe
' Hundreds of Novelties and
Toys
OUIl 8TO0K 1H AM. NF.W
VB 1.IKK TO SHOW IT
.COMK IN
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NBW YOltK, Dec. 3 Hoporta of
relief and of prcNaiit conditions In
13 countrlea of lOuropu will bo laid
boforo tho national Lutheran council
nt Ita nnnunl meeting, opening on
December 7th In tint I'dgownlor
Ilencli hotel nt Chicago, Tho roport
wilt bo presented by tho Kiocutlvo
Hocrotury, Dr. Lnurltz Lnrsen, who
Iiiin Juat rotttrncd utter four monthn
In Kurnpa whoro ho visited tho var
ious relief atntlonn nnd conferred
with thn chairman of thn Kuropenn
commission, Itov. John A, Morchond,
D. 1) formerly president of Itoan
oko collego, Virginia, and now loca
ted In Copenhagen. In an Interview
Dr. Larson hna snld thnt condltlona
nro In genoral but allgbtly bettor
than IiinI year, and In many placea
they nro actually worse, Tho roport
to tho council will bring out thoso
facta In detail.
The grent distronit of Lutherans
In Kuropo led 10 genoral Lutheran
bod lei In America to fedcrato In tho
national Lutheran council to facili
tate relief. The flrnt opportunity to
holp camo from tho churchos of
Franco. Kvon beforo that these
bodloN had worked together In the
eommliilon for soldier' and aallora'
welfaro In mlnliterlng to tbo men In
aorvlce, 309,000 of whom wero Lu
the ran n. Tho conncll aa conitltu
tod today repreaenta a baptlxed mem
bership of 2,1H,G06. with 5647 mln
liters. Whllo bringing friendly aid
And counsel to Kuropenn aufferora
waa tbo principal purpoao for tbo
organization of tho council, certain
domestic problems which oro com
mon to all I.utherana aa well are giv
en attention.
Lutherans of America have never
beforo boen organized for operations
on ao large a scalo. During tho year,
$1,372,600 have been raised for re
lief In Kuropo whoro tbo need was
most pressing.' Approximately $800,
000 mors Is to bo raised. This does
not Include tho thousands of dollars
which I.utherana hnvo given for gen
eral relief work through other agen
cies, especially tho Frlcnda' commit
tee.
l.ast winter 2,000,000 pounds of
clothing were tent to Europo and
distributed by Commissioner More
head In I'.otand, Budapest. Vienna,
and In certain extremely congested
centres In flermany.
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WKHK a. DAYH PitOM IIOMK
IK nOHKMIA TO MALIN
MALIN, Dec. 3. The arrival of
Ileatrlce and Louise Weckerbauer
from Prague, the capital of Czecho
slovakia la reported by their uncle,
Y. A. Ilajnna of this vicinity. Tho
strangers are very well pleased with
America and especially with Klamath
county, Tboy were on the road for
3G daya. Neither of the girls enn
talk: English fluently but speak sev
eral other languages, Including Gor
man and Ilohemtan.
Tho Misses Weckerbauer nro now
In Klamath Falls to make their homo.
ono with the family or Mr.
Qoldsmlth and tho other with Mrs.
MclhnBo, They find a wonderful con
trast between this country and tholr
nntlvo land, 'whoro post war condi
tions nro causing so much hardship,
reports Mr. Goldsmith.
position v.xti:i
YdiuiK until, Jfci, nmrrled, ilo
tlrvs roNponilhln pmltlnn In
Klmimtlt I'alU. Prefer Kink,
lumlxT coiiiwiiiy, railroad of
flro or other liiruo cni-norotltm,
but lll roiiolilor others. Judg
nioiita jerl'iici,1 chnrnclrr. At
tention to detail. Hot of refer
ence. Hnto lielil rt"iH)ii!lblo
government i-onKIoii xiKt M'ten
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sold during the drive for new members. I have other
rugs from $2.75 to $75.00, so you ought not to go away
without the rug you want. My prices will come up to
any in town.
Either cash or terms.
Perkins Furniture House
THE FURNISHER OF HAPPY HOMES"
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