The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 08, 1920, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text4 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, 8, lMe). "'J'S ' ?.'"' ' -1- ' A i A "'.'v ' , " THE EVENING -HEJtALD, KtAMATH FALLS, OREGON pauu ropit The Evening Herald B J. MURRAY......; FRKD SOULK .. JMllor ...City Editor Published dft'llr except 8unday, by Tbsj lterald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 119 Eighth Street, Eateredat the postofflce nt Kla Mlh Falls, r,Or., for transmission through 'tho mails a second-class matter. , MRMBKH OK' THE ASSOCIATED PIUC88. Tho Associated l'rww U exclusively' atltled to tho uso for republication -I all now dlipatcboa credited t It, r nototherwtse credited In tbli paper, ond'also tho local now pub Maher herein. "WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 8, llttO. DO.VT BE A SUCKER,- Don't fall for the fly-by-nlght mer chant who i here today and some whore else two weeks from now. Klamath Falls has had more than Its ahare of 'this class of dealer. A short time ago. sonde fellows were in the British Pressure May Defeat Plans of Greek-People (Jly Associated Pros) ' ATHENS, Dec. 8. Plans for res toration to the throne of former king Constantino appear to havo been abandoned since the tlanctal. proas uro brought by Great Britain against tho movement to restoro him has be- coma stronger. rAIllS, Dec. 8, Tho Crook gov ernment has addressed a note to Constantino, asking that he abdicate In favor of the crown prince, says an Athens dispatch. LUCERNE. Swltterland, Dec. 8. A closo adviser of Constantino said today that the former ruler would not abdicate the (Ireek throne. PUQILIBT DIES AH RESULT OF KNOCKOUT JERSEY CITY, Dec. 8-Mleky city selling furs. They were dressed shannon, heavyweight, waa" knocked u sinors. uniforms and told their n, i..-nirht-t.v ai nnhm. of Kta. Victims that they had smuggled them la from Siberia. Investigation by The lrald proved that they had pur chased. all of their supply in New Tork; that they were getting higher prices for an article that was Infer ior to that ,whlch. could be purchased fetre from aa established house; that tiey gouged their victim, tor all he W she would, ataad and had no fixed iwice. A rew day later a chap was auctioning yard goods on the street, mad the same, story could be told of the material disposed of. The holi days are at hand aad there is sure to be; a" new effort made by some fly-by-nlght '-to unload worthless tuft upon the unwary. Don't let theen dolt. Don't be a sucker. If you. i iu luj someming, gel 11 irom a merchant at home. He.stands back of what he sells if It proves to be un satisfactory, you can get your money back. This paper tells you when aver any reputable merchant has bargains of real worth to offer you. Read tbo advertising' and profit by it. We stand back of ytrr state Merit made in these columns by any established business house in this elty and we permit only that class of advertising to appear in this paper. 'At the Theaters ten Island, and dfed "early -today bt Injuries received".' KKEKfl MASTER DEGREE There are more than 30 candidate, tor the matter's, degree at the Uni versity of Oregon. PRESIDENT NAJiKrf MAKNK U.KRO FOR lUUKKlt RANK ' (lly Associated- Press) WASHINGTON. Dec, . 8-Colpncl U, O. McAlcxandcr, (ha ''Rock Of. tha Marno.' onco station nt -the Oregon agricultural college, has been aom Inated by -President Wilson for the rank of brlgadlar-general( Charles 8. Dunn was nominated for register of tho. U. H. land offlco of La Orando. .- Postmasters named included John M. Jones, Portland, and loiter. 11. Crontn, Pendleton. MOIU: MOVINO PICTURES UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eu gene, bee. 8. Sixteen reels, mostly dramatisations of famous classics, will be added to film service ot tho University of Oregon at tho begin ning of next year, "Tho Mill on the Floss," "The Dog ot Flanders." 'Rumoelstlltskln," and 'Enoch Ar- den1' aro Included, , JUJmjg uma M$MQHgH$HJM$HQM(2H$MyH$M3M$ k SAME DIPLOMA KKTT The senior class of the University ot Oregon at a recent nesting adopt ed the same style ot diploma as was used last year. . The months ot February, March aad November always .begin on the aamasday, ot the wees in an normal '.years, of. 366 days. .. i "" .Charter No. 7MT. , 1M ri;U.cUtic of tkf FIRT,NTIONAL BANK at KUaiatb! Fails, la'tli'e'BtiiVof Oregon, at the rto bl osi XMh of Marember, lirau. rV.r& "', w RESOURCES. Loan counts and-''discount, nelodlagvnsi-'di- . -v ts ...i -M-. H.906,87575s Total loans ..I Dcdact: Notes and bills rcdlscounted with Federal Reserve Dank (other than hank aecentances sold 81(1.1(9.18 Notes and bills redlscounted oth er than with Federal Reserve Dank (other than bank accept ances sold Ji U.. :- 81,600.00 .11. 906,875. SJ Overdrafts , V. B. Government Kecnritlra Owned: Deposited to secure circulation (U. S. bonds par value , s - . ' 1 8242,6(.S( 11.6(4,3&.73 . " " r 3.112.38 t 'r ,tHE STAB THEATRE , The photoplay art progresses more rapidly, every day. It has reached the polat-jrhere the Betas co touch abso lufe'ly is demanded, and every ef fort's made to make scenes true to life. -There are some directors who earnestly try to get the real honest to-goodness article In preference to a passable make-shift. TaLe for instance, the case ot Director Ted Sloman In the Na tional picture, "Blind Youth," which will be shown at the Star theatre tonight. The picture called for a gay, color ful masquerade party In a studio of the Latin Quarter of Paris. Jlr. Sloman could just as well bate taken a lot of llooilers and native Call fornlans and "Frenchified" them for the occasion. But, no! Mr. Sloman heard there was a party of French officers vis iting Los Angeles on some., sort of government mission. Nothing would satisfy him but that theso officers should participate. In the studio scene. So a diplomatic emissary mot the French officers In their hotel one flno afternoon and- broached the proposition to them. They were de lighted. At the masquerade they en joyed themselves fully as much as if they were back in that dear Paree. .So when you go to see "Blind Youth,, which, by the way, was writ ten by Lou Tellegen and Wlilard iiock, look for that buoyant I'arlslun touch In tha masquerado scene. 100,000 10.000 15,300 5' 11,000.09 ;. Pledged to secure U, 8. deposits (par value). Owned and unpledged ..... -1. Total U. 8. government securities ........... Ottier bowk, sccmiitlea, etc.: Bonds (other than U. B..bonds) pledgedato se cure postal savings deposits Bonds and securities (othsr than U. S. se curities) pledged aa collateral for sute or other deposits (postal excluded) or bills Darable - (8.300.00 Securities other' than 'U.'S bonds (not inctud- ingstocks), bwned and unpledged... fZ,147.Z! Total bonds, securities, etc., other taaa Stock ot Federal Reserve Bank (60 per cent of subscription . .. ....... Value of banking house, owned and unincum bered 27,600.00 Equity in banking house.... .. .............. Furniture and fixtures ... .- Real estate owned other than banking house . Lawful reserve with Federal Reserve Bank. . Cash In vault and net amount due from na tional banks . ........... ... ( banks ...... ............. -.. Net amounts due from banks, bankers and , trust companies In the United States (other than Included In Items 11, 12 or 13) ... Checks on other banks In tho same city or town ub reporting bank Total of Items 13, 14 and 16 . 367,629.91 Chocks on banks located outside ot city or town ot reporting bank and other cash Items Redemption fund with U. 8. treasurer and duo from U. S. treasurer Interest earned but not collected approxl- mato on notes and bills receivable not past due -.. Totol .. . LIABILITIES Capital Mock paid In - Surplus fund 126,300.00 . x aSBfew ,SBkw SBBBsBsl A 20Means DoYou REALIZE WHAT V'i ; greater purchase for AAi CU'o your farther; that your It means that you can make a 20 Ajnas fins; mat your money will go presents will, be 20 per cent greater in value. This is made pos sible by our Big Removal Sale. Jewelry is the most acceptable gift that anyone could give and. no greater variety can be found than at .J jiri - M H. X Winters it T- ." Jeweler and Optician Phone 149 W Ba Ast jW j&a. a.. jffsi jft S- PV Ws afsl TVVVVVVV 706 Main St. IlIUTAIN WILL l,OTI'rT IRIH1I AOn1TlKH IN U. H. (lly Associated Press) LONDON, Dec. 8. The British government In considering whether it will request tho United States, in the Interests of Anglo-American friend ship, to take official notlco or the antlBrltlsh activities In the United States ot Eamon De Valera, said An drew Bonar Law In the houto of com mons today. I J jJfc t . jta y aaav aE j3K .V gfc aav taTst aasva tlT.TTWT' Tj,TJ BrMPK8fsyw5iyMylsysViS OllfXMIN O. OF . WILL HOLD ANNUAL MEKTiNU UVX SH-'-MI Charles Hall, president - ot the state chamber ot commerce, has Issued announcement that the an nual meeting will be held In Port land December 28 and 29. Each comi merclal organization In Oregon Is en titled to from ono to five delegates, depending on membership, and each affiliated member to two delegates. The local chamber of commerce, -"- whlch Is affiliated with the atato chamber, has taken no dotinlto ac tion In naming delegates .but tho matter of representation Is being considered. iza? a DIE IV FIRK i VANCOUVER, II. C, Dec. Jl. Three men were burned to death In a fire which destroyed the PaWks Rooming house, early today, "T Interest and taxes 81,631.25 29.636.C1 THE MIIKUTY THEATRE Do you believe that a man who had served a year In prison could stup Into tbo shoes of his minister broth er? Thero is such a situation as tho central theme of "Other Men's Shoes, (bo Edgar Lewis production, coming to tbo Liberty theatre today. Stephen and Jim Browning were twin brothers so alike In face, form ( and volco that their most Intimate ' frlenda could not tell them apart. Both were splendid men morally, but Stephen, the minister, was frail of body and meek of spirit' and unable to withstand the buffets ot a greedy and grasping world. Jim had heoded tbo rail ot Wanderlust for 12 years and bad gone to jail for the crime of another. When tho strong brother steps Into the shoes of tho meek brother Inter esting complications arlso, for no one but his suiter and brother know of tha laaBquorndQ. Blackmailers threaten to besmirch his namo in the eyoa of tho townspeople whose attl tudo ot tolerant respect changed to wholo-hoarted admiration when their sinister suddenly displayed a courag eous. two-tUtod fighting spirit. Undivided profits Less current expenses. paid . Interest and discount collected or credltod In ad- vant'o of maturity and not earned (npprox-J iraatc) .. Amount rmorved for taxes accrued.. ,t Circulation notes outstanding ....'. Net amounts duo to national banks....... ............ Net amounts due to banks and bankers, and trust companies In the United States and for eign countries ........ Certified rhecks outstanding Cashier's checks on own bank outstanding........... Total of Items' ... 94,464.34 DrmMid ricnonltM (other than bunk deposit) huU- Ject to lb-kcriu (deposits payablo within 30 dny0 : Individual deposits subject to check- Certificates of deposit duo in less than 30 day (other than money orrowed) Statu, county, or othor municipal deposits bci cured by pledge ot ussets of this bank Dividends unpaid Total of demand Deposits 81.718.492.02 Cert'Ite-itc of deposit othor than for mono bor row i Postal savings doposlts Othor 'Iri.j deposits .... Total of tlmo deposits subject to rosorve 206,441.(6 United IHutm DrpoMlt (othor than postal 'savings): Othi r ''Tiled States deposits, including deposits o' i' ti disbursing officers 4.70B.72 Otbi kor.dB borrowed for which, collateral so- cu 'y was furnlshod .... .:'. 13&M7.28 6,860.00 27,600.00 12,344.31 300.00 144,236.961 336,424.74' 335,424.74 2,040.36 30,164.81 16,374.85 5,000.00 30,698.48 2,639,499.80 I 200,000.00 37,000.00 51.994.64 6,694.91 1,216.62 98,600.00 50,978.55 24,374.49 2.666.70 16,446.60 1,604,114.99 55,277.03 .58,800.00 300.00 91,221.19 2,806.94 202,413.62 4,705.72 40,000.00 Gfl 82,539,499.80 Ltal)''i ot for rediscounts with. Federal Reservo Binrf .'. ,....!.. .j ; 161,169.86 Llabli -.on for rediscounts other than Federal Ron -vo Hank 81,500.00 'Mai contingent liabilities - $242,669,86 Stato rf Oregon, County of Klamath, us I J.c-fllo Rogers, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that I io itbnvo statement Is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. LESLIE ROGERS, Cashier. torrf .uesi: A ' COLLIER. .T ) IN M. MOORE, TAS. L. MOORE, Directors. , Hi scribed and sworn td before mo this 2nd day of December, 1920. (Sonl.) BRT E. WlTiMOW, Notary Public. My Commission Expires Dee, 7. 1129. - A classified Ad twill tali It.j .,, I ,. ... , ',' , Q SS A -4.- i k.., - - av- kksm.,wwv.m hwi . JiwMsms'w fssw- . xT ,swsmMwTi&&&MsWkwrA Fm SFtSV v . Vlvt "' ' v '" i 5h WCa2Sa'sW sssasBsBaf.tT'is. 7 aw 3gV. , sW0 aVK3BVaaV BaBjBK! ntWHBsmWY--'tSI I 'aiaBjs'sBVjBVjBMraMwiMcVMst 1 11HB; r '"I K 4 ' M ir fm r'BlM 'msmkWkmkwmsmsakwsmkmsmkM A LETTER Dear Felks: I can speak from experience, I've traveled this old' earth a good, many years and I've hauled and made a good many presents. Nothing that I've ever given has been surpassed ;by a handbag, and . the best 'line to select from, that I've ever seen, will be found at The Central Outfitting Company, the Store of Service, at the cor ner of NinthandMaih Streets. Yours for a Merry Xmas, SANTA CLAUS. ijSak r'iv