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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 27, 1920)
HONDA Y, nnCEMIlKR 37, 1020. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON VAUK TWO I Six Team League Proposed to Take In Klamath Falls A compact baseball organization, to be known as tho Southern Ore gon Stato Lcaguo, Is proposed by M. n. IiurnB, manager of tho Med ford baseball club, tho circuit to In cludo Medford, Ashland, Grants Pass, noscburg, Klamath Falls and xTreka. Mr. Durns proposes to play two tames a week, on Fridays and Sat urdays, tho season to run from Apjrll 15 to October 2. At tbo ond t tho playing season tho winner of tho pennant would play a scries ot seven gam with tho leading teams ot tho California stato league. From tho publicity given tbo pro posal tho sentiment seems to be that tho towns suggested represent tho most baseball enthusiasm and aaoit dcpcndablo populations In this tho most baseball enthusiasm and district, and tho outlook (or organ izing looks bright. A meeting to discuss tho proposi tion will bo held In Medford on or bout January 15. Mr. Hums, who Htcs nt No. 6 South First street, In that city, suggests that anyone In terested In tho matter communlcato rwlth htm nt that address. Let Joy Be Unconfined rf5" 9SK1 MMAMM(MAMWWMWVWVWMWSIWWWMWWMWWVV 9 Doudnnuti dOt 'tvetefteffttm right fiefbrw ykr eyes! WEATHER RECORD I o Hereafter Tho Herald will publish the mean and maximum tempera tures and precipitation record as tak en by the U. S. Declamation service station. Publication will cover tho day previous to the paper's issue, up to 5 o'clock ot the day. Dec. Dec. Doc. Dee. Dec. Dec Dec, Dec 8 Dec 9 Dec 10, Dec 11 Dec, 12 Dec Dec Dec Dec. Dec. Dec Dec Dec Dec -Dec .Dec Dec Dec 13 14 15 1C 17, 18 19 20 21. 22 23. 24.- -SJ. II r. jr 2fMm ' II r Dec 26- Max. 43 43 42 39 32 39 36 37 37 38 34 32 3S. 30 27 40 40 43 37 33-' 27 2S 33 36 33 36 MIn. 34 31 27 23 12 17 25 25 25 27 27 20 28 12 15 21 21 33 31 14 15 a7 21 ' 31 18 24 Pre cipitation 11 17 13 12 29 44 09 Tho art ot tinning plate-Iron was Invented in Dohemla, whence it was carried into other parts of Germany about 300 years ago, and Introduced Into England in 1675. Nearly 40,000 patents have been granted in the United States for carriages and wagons. British Embassy Rceives Tacit Rebuke From U. S. (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON' Dec stato department has intervened In what threatened to bo a controversy between the Ilrltlsh embassy and tho senate commlttco investigating tho cablo communications. Tho action was regarded ns a rcbuko to the embassy which sent a letter to tho aommlttco chairman, Kellogg, deny ing tbo testimony of president Carl ton, of tho Western Union company. that cablo messages coming to tho United States from Great Drltaln wcro censored by tho Ilrltlsh authori ties. The committee regarded tho embassy's action as a breach ot dip lomatic courtesy. The Office Cat -ajfJIJUr-, nr junius HK.lt TK1UUM.K MIHTAKK. With ruby lips pursed In a saucy pout, Ileneath n tiny sprig stood blush ing Fle: No no came, to kiss her later sho found out 'Twas garlic sho had hung not mistletoe! If reformers over get to heaven, as no doubt somo ot them will, in tho rush wo havu no doubt they will bo terribly bored. Still they can find fault with tho singing ot tho heavenly choir and may mnnago to worry along for n fow eons. T1IK CONTHNT8, "Do you attend Humlayschool reg ularly T" asked tho minister, "Oh, yes, Mr," replied Wllllo. "And you know tho lllblo!" "Oh, yes, sir." "Could you toll mo soinolhlmt that's In It?" "I could toll you everything that's In It." "Indeed," and tho mlntstor mull ed. "Do toll mo then." " "Sister's boau's photo Is In It, mid n lot of my hair cut off when I wan a baby Is In It, and tho ticket tor pa's watch Is In It." Tin: HcitiiTuiii: fum'im,i:i. Peoplo who don't hollova tho meok shall Inherit tho earth can't havo noticed how tho Ilrltlsh era plro Is growing. "No man is justified In doing ovlt on tho ground ot expediency." Thoodorn Iloosovelt. lus Is tho oldest utllty In tho stato" of Illinois. Chicago was Introduced to gas In 1849, but It was sofiin years Inter before. It camo Into gonoral use. 9,200 Foot Tunnel for Power Plant qUINCV, Cnl., Doc. 37. Construc tion Iiiih been completed ot a ttllillul H200 tout lung through it mountain In connect lluttn viilloy with thn Car ibou plant ot tho (Iront Western Pow er company huro. Water will bo sent through tho born tti sorvo two pow er houses. At tho point whom tho tunnel emerges from tho mountain It Is 1100 feot above tbo .powor house and tho descent, It Is hollered, will nfford enormous powor, Tho construction Is part of n big hydro electric project being completed by tho company. VNIVKIIH1TY OF OHIXION, Ku gene, Doc 27 Tho benefit! of tho modern X-ray nro open to the stu dents nt tho University ot Oregon, ns a result of tho purchaso by thn school or modlclno of an upMo-dato machine for tho usn of tho Infirmary. The muchlna cost over $700. Several pic tures havo already been taken with success, says Dr ,B. If, Sawyer, uni versity physician. II. S. Orlgsby says that thoro nro In few exceptions but ono can usually Thopot an honest man by tho frlngo on' YAI.VAX 1TKMS Santa Claus, with tho asslstnnco ot the Yalnax folk, held a Christ mas celebration hero Christmas day for tho cntortalnment ot tho young people. Krsklnc Ileal has started a black smith shop In tho old Ynlnax garage. Kd Johnston, n resident of l.ona Pine, killed a largo bear near tho Crume rancbe last week. School wilt reopen hero tho first Monday in January after a happy two weeks' vacation for pupils and teachers. Cattlemen In this district have about finished gathering their herds due to tbo deep snow and cold weath er, and they aro getting tho cattle I on the, feed lot. his trousors. Why all this agitation for a fath cr's day when everybody knows Christmas Is It. j OXW.UIO, KVKIl ONWAUD. They may ban tho homo breweries As much as thoy will, Hut tbo pesky homo brewers Will keep browing still. THK HUMAN TOUVII. (From tho Earnshaw Houso-Organ.) Diogenes was earnestly seeking for tho honest man, flashing tho light ot his lantern In all tho dark corner's. Ho was nearlng suc cess In his search whon ho unex pectedly camo upon an old friend nnd neighbor. I "Whon nro you going to return that lantern?" tho neighbor demanded. If you want to find someone who! will laught at nn aged Joko find a ! girl with dimples! I TIILTII 1H AIIYKUTIHINC. (Now York Herald.) Couple with squalling baby want ono or two furnished rooms, bath and kitchenette , Just to remind you- v Mrs. Oregen: Tear this ad out and hang it up in your kitchen to 1 remind you to ask for "Oregon Made." ' TUYING Oregon-made goods is -U largely a matter of habit. Before you buy anything, think for a moment isn't that article you need supplied by an Oregon manufacturer? Then ask your merchant for the Oregon made article. 0 He will be glad to fill your needs with Oregon goods, because he knows that every time he sells an Oregon product, he helps Oregon, and everybody who lives in Oregon. He knows, too, that Oregon Products are the finest in the land. Tourists from all over the world marvel at the wonderful flavor of our fruit, vegetables, nuts and cheese. Our manufactured products are sold 'from Maine to California. 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