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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON i'Aoh ronn WEDNESDAY DKCKMDKn S3, 1P20. The Evening Herald B J.' MUItltAY IMItor FilKI) riOUMJ City IMItor rubllshoil daily except Sunday, by Tho U.arald Publishing Company of Klnmnth Falls, nt.ll!) Eighth Street. Entorcd nt tho postofflco nt Kla- ninth Palls, Ore, (or transmission through tho ninlls ns sbcond-tlass matter. MEMBER OF THE AStfOCIATlCD 1'KKSS. Tho Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the uso for republication ot all now dlspntchos credited to It, or not otherwise credited In this paper, nnd also tho local nows pub lisher heroin. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER '2i, lirao. tlce, and sustained them against bit tcr opposition. Mo was convinced that yellow (ever was, tipt contagious, nnd ho was tho first to proclaim that the dlsoaso Ih Indigenous, or pro duced naturally In n country or cli mate. In n manuscript ot a doctor ot Virginia, who had observed an epi demic ot yellow fevor CO yearn be foro, a new method for tho cure ot tho disease was explained, and Dr. Kush, adopting this, was able to ef fect many cures. The method Involv ed tho uso of purgatives, and the op erating ot blood letting, ot which Dr. Rush was nn ardent supportor. For his H H 1 Tho formal opening of tho Scandi navian hall will occur tomorrow PHILADELPHIA. l'a. Dec. 22 evening. A cordial Invitation to at Few anniversaries that- hare marked jtend Is extended to tho public. Then tho year now nearlng Its close have been ot wider Interest than tho ITSth Anniversary ot tho birth ot Dr. Bcnja win Rush, which is to be observed In this city day after tomorrow. To Jill lovers ot America the anniver sary Is ot Interest, because Dr. Rush was an ardent patriot and. one ot the Ignore ot tho Declaration ot Inde pendence. Dut it Is in medical circles that tho anniversary is ot particular In terest, for Dr. Rush was one of the greatest of the early leaders of the medical profession in America. Dur ing tho revolution he was physician general In the American army. For 29 years he was surgeon to the Pennsylvania hospital, and for three years port physician to Philadelphia. Tho first dispensary In the United States was established by blm. Fow physicians have been more honored than Benjamin Rush, or have done moro to add luster to their pro fession. It was said ot him that "ho established more principles, and added more facts to the science ot medicine, than all who preceded him," In America. He taught more clearly than any other physician ot his day to distinguish diseases and their ef fects, gave great impulse, to.thq study ot medicine in America, and made Philadelphia the center , ot that science at the beginning 'of the last century. Dr. Rush had one of the most ac tive, and at times stormy careers. Ills greatest fame was achieved dur ing the terrible epldemlc'of yellow fever In 1793, and the service that he rendered then was Incalculable. Ho bad bold views of medical prar- O O j. Personal Mention Nellie 12. Cftckn is n city visitor this week from her homo nt Malln. V E. llrady drove Into town from Fort Klnmnth last night nnd1 Is reg istered nt the White l'ollcnn ohtol. Outgoing passengers on tho Kla math Fnlls-Wccd triiln this morning were numerous. All reservations were sold out nnd tho waiting room was so crowded that there was some dclnp In getting everybody supplied with tickets. Among those who left for tho holidays were: Mr. nnd Mrs. departures from tho usual praci"-o Mlu,on nml an n,,rK Jr- ho tlco ho was criticised soverly, and p lor ' "'ni io upturn . imminns was attacked so fiercely in print by '" MlJr c- K- Worrton; Mr. nnd one person that ho sued for damages i'- J" -,lu"ln wno w, "'" and wns awarded IG000. which he ,itvncntlon visit to San-Francisco; nnd once distributed among the poor. Mr- '" M- ''" 'M boun for m lAshland. Alvln Hurting of Modoc Point Is attending to business n(fnlrs horo this morning. R. M. llurton nnd Bert Sueotmnn are In from Algomn today transact ing business with Klamath Fulls merchants. l,esllo Rogers was a passenger -on tho morning train bound for Port land where he will 1m detained for several days on business. J. II. Keller, of the firm of Hell man nnd Keller, loft this morning fur San Frnnclsco on a pleasure trip. C. F. Stono wns n passenger on the on his way to Portland on business. J. N Shirk has gone to San Frnn clsco for a two weeks vncntlon visit t-itt-ltt. fplnn.la nn.l -Alntlva, FOR SALE Stephens Salient Six, run 4500 miles, full equipment. Gcorgo W. Douglas, who conducts 11950. Inquire at 729 Main. 2223 Jan upholstering establishment here, .jleft this morning for Ashland .Mcuioru lo spenu mo nouunys. Ij'-fWMM (IRANI) OI'llMNti OF SCAX1HXA VIAX Il.U.Ii will bo no chargo for dancing. 22 m Peacocks formerly took the placo ot turkeys on the Christmas table. Kllmallock .and Lomlonberry aro tho only two walled towns now ex isting In Ireland. Bunto'a ruro fruit center candles' rnn hg mornnf at ins uiuo uiru. it T NEW TODAY f WANTED Man stenographer bookkeeper for short period. Buw Mill Engineering and Construction Co. 22-25' nnd FOR SALE OR RENT; ranch 17P acres. Improved, 4 milch cows, C work horses, machinery completo, 0 miles below Bonanza. Joe I'rovo. 2-"9 FOR RENT New apartments, un furnished, close in. J. T. Ward & Co., 834 Main St. Phone 375. 22 FURNISHED ROOM TO RENT, tj.29. NVSth St. 23;33, FOR RENT Comfortable, furnace heated bedroom, adjoining .bath room. Call Dr. O. F. Demorest, 227 Jefferson, or phono 417-R. 22 FOR SALE First class dry wood. See Al Crystal or West Eng Grocery. limb phono 22-28 FOR SALE Christmas trees. Pey ton Bros. 419 Main St. Phono 535. t Christmas Candy Made in Klamath Falls, flavored with Klamath county Mint, to suit the taste of . the particular people of Klamath county. THE SWEET SHOP Corner Ninth and Main Streets ' StmtHHHIIIHmMHHHWWWHWHi ii II It Tolhe Public All Grocery Stores of the city will be closed all day Christmas and New ;: ' Years Day. Stores will be open until 9 j o'clock Friday Eve. --S-H-4-H.4,4 Augustine Donovan, of the law tlrm ot Van Kmon and Donovan, was a passenger on tho train this morn ing on hi away to San Frnnclcsco where he expects to spend about ten days with friends and relatives. Rev. Mathfes will spend Christmas at tho homo ot Mr. and Mrs. Wultcr Zetzman who reside a fow miles out In tho country. Mrs. Elmer Hosklns and her broth er Harry Bovine aro expected In from California on this evening train. Mrs, Hosklns has TJfen visiting relatives I if Sacramento for tho past tow Wfeoks. whllo Harry Is returning fronil Santa Clara where ho is attending the university. A marriage llccso was Issued yes terday afternoon to William Ooocli and Miss Anna 11. Ttucck, both are residents of Bonanza. John Johnston, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Johnston 'of this ctly, has returned home from Carroll Is where ho is attending the agricultural col lege, to spend Christmas with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. I). Dawson were Klamath Falls business visitors yes terday afternoon from their ranch on the Merrill road. , Mrs. R. C. Bowman and daughter, Allco, returned to their home in' Chltoquln this morning after several days spent hero visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Moe. Mrs. Al Graham is In town today from her home at Algoma doing Christmas shopping. Dewey Horn was In from Bonanza last evening to attend thn American- legion election. Gus Page ot Fort Klamath was an- othor ox-servlce man who camo In for election night. Dr. B. E. Sawyer arrived last night from Ashland for a short visit with her sister, Mrs. J. F. Goeller at her homo on South Rlvc'rsldo-St, r. unu pi, ira vrpni - were in town yesterday and spent the night with friends, returning to their ranch' on the Merrill road early to-i day. J. B. McCully, Albert Gason, Joseph Zumphe and Fred Starr wero n town last night from Malln to at tend the legion meeting. Dr. A. A. Soule, who has been In Portland for tho past fow days, re- urned homo last night. W. F. Fruits and Fred Stuklo wero visitors here yesterday from their homes at Merrill. R, K. Hannon was in from Malln last night attending to business matters. 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Keller. 718 Jeffrrson Ht CATHOLIC Hi:itVI( i:.M AT Mi:itllll.l, CHRISTMAS l.V Tho feast of the Nativity, or Chrlst- nosday evening, December 22nd. At (Thursday nttornoon. Bring your ran- mas day, will bo obsurvrd with un- thll tlmo officers will bo olectod for cy work and spend a pleasant after- tho ensuing year. Also tho order ofitioon. the Temple will bo conforrod upon several candidates. Membors and vis iting Sir Knights aro Invited" to bo present. Tho Christmas observance wlll'iako placo at 11 o'clock Satur day morning, nt the Masonic hall. An interesting program has beon pro pared. All Knights are oxpneted to attend this service. 31-22 FRANK WARD, K. C. ATTENTION KI.K Regular meeting and Initiation Thursday. Second degree and enter tainment. All Elks urged to bo present. 23 .0. W. HOUSTON, B. II. Call at 129 N. men's clothing. 6th for cast oft usual solemnity by thn Catholic con gregation of Merrill. 8 a. in. thnro will bo a low mass for thuso who will receive Holy Eucharist and at 10:30 Iboro will bo a high mass for tho rn tiro public. A special foaturo of tho last sorvlco will be music by un aug mented choir under the direction ot Mrs. (liacomlnl. Fancy Xmasc candles packed 22-23 order at the Blue Bird. to tf M$Mfr THE ARMY GOODS STORE, 1136 MAIN ST. ,: OIIILDREX'H I'AKTV IIV I. O. O. F. AM) ItBHKKAHH t t H to 2 l-H to CO OS O H to CO Q O O O BACON : BACON 23c lb. This is positively the last opportunity to take advan tage of this remarkable offer. We have only a limited supply of this bacon on hand and when this is gone we cannot obtain any more. This bacon is inspected and guaranteed by the U. S. Government. Packed in 12-lb. cans. y T t pi Mrs. R. E. Wnttenburg, Mrs. Fred ' Goeller and Mrs. Frod Cofor tli6 com mtltee in chargo of tho Odd Fellows and Rebekah's children's Christmas party to bo given tomorrow night, aro hard ut work today and have ap pointed many assistant committees in an attempt to mako tho purty suc cessful, Not only aro .they working today, but the ladles Imvo been devot ing a great deal ot tlmo to tho pre paration of tho party for tho past, week or more and tho children ot every Odd Follow and Robekah In town should Tuto tho yery finest sort of time, X H $075 Per Can 3 8 D CO 3 i CO' We advise getting your supply early. x 0" fcfcO THE ARMY GOOD STORE, 1136 MAIN ST. ' -: