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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1920)
K V 1 5TCTBOAV, DBOKMRKU 7, !. Weather Probabilities Tho Cyclo Stormngrapli ,t tin ilorwooil'g Pharmacy has register cd an almost steady baromotrlc prcssttro (or tho pant 24 hours. Tills Indicates a contlmianco of tho present condition ot tho woathor. Forecast for next 24 hours' Cloudr, with unsettled weather, probably continued, warm. FEISAL HAS CAUSTIC TONGUE Arabian Potentate's Comments on Eu- ropean Men and Measures Inter ettlng In the Extreme. The oriental tact nnd pcrsonil chnnn it Ktnlr Ifrlsal did much to win friends !nr the Arabian cause In farts. No mc ever came, awny from him In nn inpry mood. The emir was very witty ind many storied arc told of his clever ctorts to acquaintances In Tarts. On ino occasion a correspondent asked Itn to give his opinion ot modern itatcsmen as a result 'of his acquain tance, with them at the peace confer jnce. Ho replied. "They aro like mod ern palatines. They should he hung ta a gallery and.be viewed from a dis tance." Another time at a meeting of tfao council of ten, M. Plcliou referred to tho claims ot Franco In Syria, which bo said were baaed on the Cru sades. Kmlr Fclsal turned toward hltu ind Inquired mildly, "1 urn not a treat student of history, but would you kind ly tell me wblcb one of us won the Crusades." .Mr. Dalfour once tried to find out what Emir Felsal thought of the Urlt Ish government, lie succeeded. "II reminds me of a caravan In the des ert. on sec an Impressive string of dromedaries In the distance trekking single flic across the shitting sands. When you first overtake them, you ob serve that the last camel Is tied to the tall of the next in line. When you reach the head ot tho column, you find that a little donkey Is leading the whole string." Asia Magazine. 1 ADEBfl-SKUT tals7srT flfl fKXstsiMjMtjlB I J a. THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON .'' ' " - ran - - - -- - sV W ' V 4HmK "A-TSlnlg-u' i -r-mggSre WSRffwSffWl "" ' -v Friendly Service and Right Prices SILKS SILKS HUGE PYTHON "RAN" SHIP Uttlt Doubt That Reptile Was In 8u- prtm Command, at Least for a Few Hour. How a huge python took possession nf the Itrltistt steamship Bolton Castle for a brief' period during her recent trip from Singapore to Victoria, B. 0, was related by officer and pain ters of the vessel on her arrival at tb Canadian port. Three ot these monster serpent were brlBCSh'lpped to the Hronx soo In New Yark. and In some unaccount able manne-one-'of tbran managed to Bake Its nip.. The wherealiouts of the snake w a matter of anxious con Jecturf among ttie- crew 'for n couple of ilr until In the early hours of the. third, day out the quartermas ter was iireclpttatHr driven frora his post at the, wbccl-by tho appearance of the tnonsUrln the pilot house door way, i The veWl was allowed to drift for a couple of hours, until, armed with every avstlshfo weapon, some mem bers of the crew undertook n stealthy raid, arriving Just In time to see the snake leave the pilot house and glide Into the ea. The creature was said to measure .10 feet In length. fiTea.f Mowers tor In this country the fong-lnsttng little Bowers called "Immortelles" are com paratively little known. In France, however, they are grown In enormous quantities for the decoration of graves. rW Nearly all or the Immortelles pro duced In France are grown In the neighborhood of the village of 0111 oules. which Is In the South, not far from Toulon. The harvest begins In May and last ten days, a period call ed tho "decade of the 'immortelles." They have ,to be picked very early In tho morning, when half-open, lest Uiey wither. Usually they are sold by weight. The war ha brought pros-j perity to the village of Ollloules, be cause of the Increased demand for lm-mfHolt- for the craves of soldier. I Intriguing deml-sklrt Instead Of dresses, this season, ore worn ttader separato coat. Hero I a moat attractive suit of this type, of dark tray duvetyn. s , There I, first, a straight skirt. then a blouse-coat that consist c( a crosa-over body finishing In tws, points, front and bac":, that but ton down on a high-shaped bete fastening with a bncklo covered! with tho dress material. To th belt 1 attached a half-length tunla. ot plaited duvetyn. FARMER HAD REAL THING Peculiarly Mean Joke That I Said to Have Been Played on an Indiana Sheriff. "Say, sheriff," said a voice over the telephone to tho sheriff ot a nearby Indiana county n few days ago, "this Is Ike Stubbles. Well, Jim Stubblns, a neighbor of mine that I been havln' trouble wltli. Is on his way to town right now with a load of "white mule.' lie' goln' by the Cornbread road and It you hurry you nnd your men will have plenty of time to ketch him be fore he reaches town. "He" got tho "mule" all covered np with a canvas tarpaulin on the back ot his wagon." The sheriff swore In two deputies and went to tub Cornbrrnd road. The offlcer saw" approaching them In leisurely fashion a big farm wagon drawn by tw6 borves that were driven by n man answering the description of Stubblns. "Unit. In the name of the law!" ordered the sheriff. "Hove you got a load of "white tnulef " "I sure have. I gotta admit It," re plied the farmer who by this time sensed that somebody was being made the victim of a Joke, "look fer yersclf, sheriff, under the cover there." The sheriff raised the tarpaulin and gated on the melancholy form of n real white mule which had passed away following an attack of colic and which even then was on It way to a reduction plant In tho nearby city. Indianapolis News. Artificial 811k Improved. A new process has been developed whereby the same raw material (wood celluloso) 1 converted into an Imita tion silk which, when woveo Into Cloth, ha remarkable brilliancy and durabllty, with a "feel" like that of real llk. It Is waterproof and no more Inflammable than natural utile The new process silk can be drawn Into much Oner thread than those of ordinary artificial silk, and Is said to be particularly remarkable for the quullty of the velvets made from It. SILKS For the Holidays Wash Satin and Crepe de Chine, at per yard $1.69 Dainty white and flesh color silk of stand ard qualities. WOMEN'S COATS AND DRESSES New and broken lines from regular stock. All this season's models to close regardless of worth or former selling prices. This week only. r ? t T T X T f T ? f t t ? Y f ? 2 X Underpriccd offerings in Fancy Towels, Mats and Wash Cloths, Blankets and Com forts. Think of it all the new merchan dise out at new wholesale prices. You buy them today at January clearance sale prices. LACES, CAMISOLES, BOUDOIR CAPS We have on display an immense line of these Holiday goods shown in many new color combinations and patterns at prices to suit all purposes. i Fine wide Ribbons at 49c SUITS The suits arc in Tricotinc, Serge, Sil vertonc and Jersey; are silk lined and neatly trimmed. Var ious models in sizes up to 44. This week only $42.50 Values up to $85.00 DRESSES The dresses come in Satin, Serge and Tric otinc. They arc well tailored and well fit ting. Arc shown in sizes up to 44. This week only at re duced prices . $25.00 Fine Wide Ribbons at 49c Brand new and fine quality ribbon, especi ally desirable for bows, sashes and fancy work. Plaids, stripes, novelties and plain colors. HANDKERCHIEFS A practical and always acceptable gift at 35c each. Your choice from dozens of embroidered, hemstitched and novelty styles in Irish linen and American make. Exceptional values at this popular price. Pretty Plaid all wool Oregon Blanket, a most desirable and sensible Christ mas gift. Special $19.00 Its Nature. "Ivn't It too bad, this dispute they're Javltig wltb Germany over coal!" "Yes; It Is u hunting shame." Rowing at the e s- PHOTOPyJ TO-DJIY DOUBLE BILL NORMA TALMADGE in "FIFTY-FIFTY" ETHEL CLAYTON in "YOUNG MRS. WINTHROP" TOMORROW "BLIND YOUTH" From tKe Big Broadway Success H. N. MOE, Prop. MEDALS TO BE 1 I r CHI Presentation1 'bf medals won by Klamath county calf club members nnd tho county Judging team at the tha he Is planning on re-opcnlng stock show at Portland will' be a feature of tho meeting of Klamath county farmers and their famlllos, scheduled to bo hold In tho local high school December 20-21-22-2J. O, M. Plummer, manager ot tho Pacific International livestock cub, will make the presentation. A big dinner on Decombor 21 is another feature unnuonced today by tho committee. Courses will bo given In farm ac counting, livestock feeding and other branches of form work, with Inter esting demonstrations. Thoro will ,bo a homo uclenco courso for wo men. deorge Marahflold, president ot the state farm bureau, Is expected to bo among the notable speakers who will address the dall assem blies. As an offort Is being made to secure the presence of Mrs. Jes sie McComb, state leader ot home demonsratlons, or Jn the event of her Inability to come a member of the state staff. The proposed gathering will be a big event from both tho educational and social standpoints. It Is being promoted Jointly by county educa tors, tho chambor ot commerce and tho farm bureau. And shoo In the storo at 20 less than than rogular price this woek ut K, K. K. storo. 29-C A Classified Ad will sell It, I. NKW.H HTA.NI). GO.PKTIONKHV 'Hits ho Is planning on ro-openlng CHANflKS V.Vi:iUSIIir tho creamery which was destroyed In tho Houston fire. Ho said, huw Tho confectionery storo, opposlto over, that ha was looking over sov- tho postofflce, owned by Allen Hoi- oral dairy propositions and might comb, and the new stand owned by at somo futuro date get back Into Harry Illchardson In conjunction,, that business. Mr. Hlchardson has A. II. Halo, mado no statement as to tho busl nous be will engsgo In. la was sold this week to who has tskon Immediate) possession. Mr. Hale has been ranching nrar Malln and at tho samn tlmn work lag for tho government for the past'ltl'fKIVK AWAIll) FOR ten years and Is well known hero. IIANDWIIITINH KKI'ICIIINCY Mr. IMcomb denies tho report i Muriel NAVY MEDICAL HEAD SJSjv 'SBl ADMIRAL E.R.vSTITT WABHINfJTON near Admiral Edward Wiodes Stilt, command ing offlcer of the U B. navy medi cal school since 1914, has been appointed surgeon-general of the navy to succood Hoar Admiral W. C. Uralstead, who has retired after elgbt yeara" service In the position. Admiral Slltt I an au thority on tropical medicine. Ha was recently called Into consulta tion by Admiral fJrajrson during rresldont Wilson's Illness Mooro, Kva Anderson, Margaret Cummlngs, Ituth Law renco, Kvlyn Amlcko nnd Letha Dodge, alxth grado pupils of the Itlvursldii school, hnyo recolvod tho efficiency button for successful com pletion ot tho first 25 lessons Palmer method of writing. They now embark on a ono hun dred lesson courso, completing ot which entitles successful pupil to tho "progress pin." Tho Itlvorslde pupils aro pioneers In taking the Palmer method, but J. V. Wells, city superintendent, reports that othtr school aro taking up tho first courso and papers will bo turnod by all local schools at tho close of tho prcsont term, Decomber 17. General handy man wilt do odd Jobs by tho hour Phono 146-W fl-12 A Classified Ad wilt sell It. LIBERTY THEATRE -'Always the Best for the Liberty Guest" II. W. I'OOLK, Owner ItOOKIl U. TOItltKV, Musldl Director "" "-" iVr v.vvyyvvYV rMVvvwvvvfAnAAAjiA I TONIGHT. ., "HEART OF TWENTY" A story that Kmclien tlm heart and tickle tho ribs, THIS WEEK Wit feuturo tluro unusually Kod show Wednesday "OTHER MEN'S SHOES" A story of two brothers, anil how tho stronger, freed from prison, comcM back to In Ills brother's keeper. Thursday L'YOU NEVER CAN TELL" Ilebo Daulels In tho Haturtlny Kvenliijj PoHt story of tho sumo name Friday The super-feature, "ONCE TO EVERY WOMAN" A wonderful story of a niotlier'w love, for "Just plain folk."