THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
tuijsday, Di:cnMin;n it, ioso.
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Catholic Ladies' Bazaar
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Die Opening Dnnca will itnrt at 8:30. Hofroshmont will
lia sorvod odor 10 p. in. A program ruploto with special feature
hoi boon prepared for thin oronlnc.
TMUIWDAY AITKHNOO.V
At 2 p. m. will itarl tho snlo of tho most baautlful ombroldorlns
oror shown In tho city. Oilier artlclet of oxcoptlonal value will
bo on alo, affording aroryono nn opportunity of purchasing for
gifts, article poMPinod of Individuality, oxqulslto workmanship
and tintnatchabln beauty. Afternoon tua will bo sorvod from 3
to C p. in. tho following menu being lorrcd for 3C centi:
CHICKEN BAI.AD
8ANDWIGH BTIUI'S
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Hrsorvo a labia for your tea party.
1'tiono Mm. Lorouz, 31C-H, for your tablo rciorvatloni.
THUIWOAY KVK.NINU
. i Convorsaxlono.
Wear your prettiest gown.
KIIIDAY AKTKItNOOM
This will bo children' afternoon, and wo have hoard whisper that
Bantn Claus will bo In tbo ball from 3 to C o'clock to Jnarn what
tho chlldron would Ilka to haTO him bring thorn for Xou, Thore
will bo a letter box for message to Santa Claui, and you abould
not fall to fill with Joy and Innocent anticipation tho heart of
your Illtlo ona by having thorn mall a totter to Banta and thon
you can ao that It It answered.
I'JUDAY KVKNIXO
Another of tbn delightful dance for which tbla llaxaar will be
noted. Hale of good, amuacmenta and rbrrethmont.
HATUItOAY AFTKIIXOON
Sola tif good will bo hold from 2 to C o'clock. From 3 to S
o'clock tea will bo served, tho menu consisting of trult salad,
sandwich atrip and ten. Don't forgot to rcsorvo a tublo for your
toa party.
HATUIWAY KVKMNO
The big cloning danco will bo given. Elaborate plan have been
niado to muko thl evening a memorable ona for fun. Blnce tho
ffalr I to be- somewhat In the naturo of a Mardl Oral, those
who wish to come en masque will ho welcomed and a prlxa will
bo given for tho beat and one for tho moit ridiculous costumes.
Special feature will be t,nterspered throughout the evening and
refreshment will be aorvod after 10 o'clock. It will com to a
closo promptly at midnight. The sale of good will contlnuo
throughout tbo evening,
KAOIIAMCNTO, Cul., Dee, 14.
Cnllfcfrnlu'H 13 presidential (doctors,
three of whom nro women, will moot
it Biicriiiiiotito on Morulny, Jnnunry
10, 1921, formally to ritst tho' state's
doctoral voto for Hninilor Wnrren 0.
Hnrdltig for jTrnnlilont nnd (lovornor
Calvin Coolldgn vlcn president
Tlm ballotlnK usually tnke placo In
tlm sonata chumhnr nt tho capital and
Is vltbout unusual ceremony Tho
proccduro of tho doctors Is fixed by
law. They must moot nt 2 p. m. on
tho Mien lid Monday In January follow
ing their uluctlnn nnd proceed to voto
by ballot for ona person for prcsl
dont nnd ono portion for vlco-prosl-
dent of tbo United States, ono of
whom, tlm law says," I not an In
habltnnt of this ntato."
At tbo conclusion of tho balloting,
(ho result of tbo votu Is certified and
transmitted by mall to tho prosldcnt
of tho United States sonata. Tho doc
tors aro allowed f 10 by tbo stato as
compensation for their services and
.ton conts a mllo traveling expense
from their homo towns to Sacra
monto and roturn.
In tbo avent of the death of a
presidential elector, or other Inabil
ity to dlschargo his duilos, tho law
requires (ha electors prasont to satoCt
from among tho cttlxens of tho stno
as ninny ponons as will supply tho
vacancies,
Tho republican presidential doc
tors choson at tho last general doc
tton are: John If. Itosscter, Mr.
Kdward P. Olasor, I-awrenco J. Flah
erty all of Han Francisco; W. I. Hoi
llngsworth, nm Mrs. I). C fltophons,
I Os Angeles; A. II. Hewitt, Yuba
City; A. J. Mathows, Husanvlllo;
Oeorgo M. Francis, Napa; C C.
Young, Ilorknloy; Mr. Charles C.
Tongue, Ventura; Oeorgo It Dnvls,
'I'asadena, Wyllo M. Olffen, Fresno;
and Kdward Fletcher. 8on Dlogo.
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Sweaters
Phoenix Hosiery
Kayser Underwear
Philippine Underwear
Crepe de Chine Underwear
Gloves
Furs
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BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY
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I Rub Backache Awaij. J
Uncle hurt you? Can't traghton
ip without fooling sudden pains,
sharp nchoa nnd twinges? Now IIh
tonl Thnt'a lumbngo, sciatica or may
be from a strain, and you'll got
blossod rollot tho moment you rub
your bnck with aoothlnc, ponotratlng
'St. Jacobs Oil." Nothing olso tulcoa
out soroness, Jnmonoss nnd Htlffnpas
ho quickly. You simply rub U on it ml
out comes tho palu, It U porfoctly
harmless nud doosn't burn or dis
color tho skin, - n
I.lmuor upt Don't sufforl Hot a
smnlt trial bottlo ,from any drug
storo, nnd after usjng It Just onco,
you'll forgot that you. ovor had head
ncho, .lumbago or sciatica, becnuso
your back will novor hurt or cbubo
nny moro nilsory, It novor disap
points nnd )intt boen rocommendod
for CO years, Adv, t
(Imik'iI Ity (lie Ktnto l.lrrstork Ksn-
Itnry Ikvinl.)
Tho llvnstock Industry Is passing
through tho long looked fdr readjust
ment period that ovoryono at all fa
miliar with th'o Industry knew must
tako place boforo tho business would
got back on a firm foundation. Tho
surprising thing has been that things
nro ns good as they nro. No great
amount of forced liquidation has tak
en placo. Tho presidential election,
which ulwaya brings about business
stagnation, has passed and soon a
new congress nnd a now prosldcnt
will bo asked to pass what appears
to bu much needed legislation for
tho Industry. Already It Is roportci
that thero Is a lotting up In tho buy
ing of cortnln foreign wools for im
port, tho would bo purchnsor, fear
ing that ho may got cuught with his
Import product In tho protection
barb of tho new tariff fenco that this
spoclnl session of confirosB mny es
tablish. Focd Is plentiful and must
remain clioap. In ordor to market tbo
enormous hay crop of nearly avory
section of Oregon, much winter feed
ing must bo rosortcd to and n brisk
homo market for much of our fuod
Ing stuff ought to bo in ovldenco.
The desort section of Oregon, which
linn formorly boon used as a wlntor
raiiRo for many of our Intorlor shep
herds, but which owing to tho high
prlco of slioon during tho war par-
loo, wus not used becnuso of certain
wlntor hazards, Is now being thrown
Into uno for tho cheap cnrrylny over
of in uny of our range flocks. Tho
oarly fall rains hnvo Insured n rnnk
growth ot nil desort grasses nnd a
spring1 lamb crop far abovo tho nvor-
ago ought to result from this year's
carry over of nil range brooding awes.
Tho spring markot, which has been
exceedingly poor. for tba past yoar
should bo materially holpod by pur
chnsors from Montnnn, Wyoming nnd
tho Itocky Mountain stntes that hnvo
oxporloncod hoavy wlntor losses dur
ing last yoar nnd a lamb crop ot but
BO per cent of tho normal.
Cattlo soom to havo roachod tho
bottom and, a slight climb In prlco
might woll bo lookd for. Wore It
not for our abundant hay crop tho
feodor and yearling ond would bo a
sourco ot, somo llttlo concern, but as
tho food situation Is ontlroly satisfac
tory nnd much outsldo rnngo Is over-
whoro roportod thoso unsold animals
may woll bo put to tho profitable
task of garnering a feed crop that
might 6therwlio go ungathorod. Sta
tistics show that Oregon cattlo prof'
Its are made from tho range running
of cattlo rather tnan from tho food
lot. Thl year might how a, much
bettor serine bnlanco than la now
looked for. Tho Oregon cattlo pro
ducer ha materially Improved the
quality ot his animals by tho bring
ing In and uso ot puro blooded bull
on yio rango and with good feed, a
high and doslrablo typo of animal
will bo offered tbo range statos teed
era and shippers.
Department Asks
Million to Fight
Forest Fires, 1921
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WASIUNOTON. D. C. Dec. 14.
Legislation and an appropriation of
$1,000,000 to cnnblo the department
of agrlculturo, through tho forest ser
vice to co-oporato with tho states In
forest-flro protection nnd other for
estry work In tho next fiscal year has
been asked for by Secretary More-
dlth In a supplemental ostlmnto sub
mitted to congress through tho trons-
uby department, with tho approval
of tho prosldcnt. This amount Is need
ed, Secretary Meredith foels, In or
dor to cntor on a broad program for
conserving tho forest resource of
tho United Statos.
For somo years tho forest sorvlco
has had $125,000 annunlly tor co
operation with states to protect tho
watersheds ot nnvlgnblo streams
agnlnst forest tires. If the now rec
ommendations aro adopted, the work
will aim at tho protection ot forest
lands generally with a vlow to In
suring tholr reforestation.
WEATHER RECORD I
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lloioaftor Tho Herald will publish
tho moan and maximum tempera
tures nnd precipitation record ns tnk
ou by tho U. 8. acclamation sorvlco
stntlon. Publication will cover the
day provlous to tho paper's Issuo, up
to & o'clock ot tne day.
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Mar. Mln. clpltatlon
Doc. 1 . 43 34 11
Dee. 2 43 31
Dec. 3 . . 43 37
Doc. 4 39 23 17
Dec. 5 32 12
Doc. 6 30 17 13
Die. 7 '36 25 12
Doc. 8 37 26 29
Doc. 0 37 25
Dec. 10 38 27
Doc. 11 34 27 44
Dec. 12 32 20
Dec. 13 36 28 03
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TUUKKV 1'IUCKS
K08Bnima, Doc, 14,County
agont, Haslott, announced today that
a mbvemont had boon launched for
forming another pool to control tho
prlco'ot turkoys for the holiday trndo.
Ho said' that' tho Thanksgiving pool
savod the growers over $3000.
"Try It Out Yourself"
i says the Good Judge
And you will find how
much more satisfaction a
little of this Real Tobacco
gives you than you ever
got from a big chew of the
ordinary kind. ,
The good, rich, real to
bacco tasti lasts so long
you don't need a fresh
chew nearly as often. So
it costs you less.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two styles
W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco
RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco
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GOOD FOR NOTHING SPACE
Can Be Made Useful and Attractive
There's a room in your home you have
never been in. It is the attic. It isn't a room
yet.
Amiwud wall board, either plain or
veneered, will transform this attic into a
neat, comfortable and convenient winter
play room for the kiddies.
Give the Children a Room of Their Own
You, yourself can do the work during
spare hours.' A few dollars will cover the
total expense.
Make the Attic Good for Something.
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Exclusive Representatives of the National
Builders Bureau
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