MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, lWft,
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
l'AOH KOVIt
The Evening Herald
R J. MURRAY . .
WIED KOUI.i: City
lMltor
liUtor
Published dally oxcopt Sunday, by
Tho Horald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 119 Eighth Street.
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MONDAY, DECEMBER 27, tlK-O,
carleksnems with hius
A fair years ago, careful study
of fire causes In nearly one-half mil
tnlon cases was mado In evory state
of tho Union by tbo actuarial bureau
ot the national board or fire under
writers, and the conclusions reach
ed established the clear case ot pro
vcntablllty. I
An examination made by tbo tire
marshal Into tho causes ot fires In
three boroughs ot New York city In
a slnglo year shows that putting out
tires Is futile unless flro pretention
is enlarged. Tbo examination showed
theso causes ot fires:
Careless with lighted match
cs, 13C6.
Children playing with matches,
354.
Carles In smoking;, 970.
Carless with candles, 409.
Carlessnesa with gas lights, rang
es, etc., G30.
Orerbcated stoves, pipes, etc., 44C.
Chimney fires, 509.
Bonfires, brush .fires, etc., C98.
Miscellaneous partly preventable
causes, 659..
Conccntradtcd attention to fire
pretention, more efficient methods of
tire fighting and more efforts at leg
islation designed to apprehend and
punish carelessness and willful caus
ing ot fires are necessary to bring
about a decline In losses. Persistent
Instruction in forming habits ot
carefulness In the home and school
It Imperative.
.
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By Condo TNIII IP CHI TC DripM ! IliSW
TREMENDOUS TOTAL
:(),(((M),(MM lUHTI-l-S AUK
HOLD IN Hl. YEARS
Celebrated Mofllrlno Him Heroines
KoiiHntltm of Drug TrmW All (her
Amerlrn anil OiiiimIii. llmi People
of Country HitriMlao It,
'mnnelou record Hint lias been mnde
by Tnnlnc, and It Is now consorvu-
, lively estimated that tint Kales by tlio
end ot the coming year will reach the
estonlsblng total of 30,000,000 bot
tles. Tanlac sales Inst year amounted to
1,079,948 bottles, establishing n now
world record for tho sale of proprie
tary medicines up to that time. This
record now pales Into Insignificance,
, however, as orders received during
I tho first nlno months ot tho present
wfvji0&&vviiii0,,i year rencneu a total or 6,a0u,ooo Dot
Sales for Present Ywir Show InrrciiiMi ocinmeml It to otlinrn because. It linn
of Almo-t ()ii Htimltvil IVr vnt !'hi1oi1 tlioin. Tnnlnc linn been on tint
Owr IiHt Your. I market now n little over flvo yenrn
It tuts stood tho nclcl test rif tlmo It
Is known and honored In every city.
town, village nnd hnnilet on the
American continent from Key Went,
Florida, to tho northern wilds of Can
nila where oven tho Indians and fur
trailers have lenrned or Its wonderful
powers an n medicine.
Tanlne la composed ot tho most
( Although placed on sale something jbenoflclul roots and herbs known to
over flvo years ago, tho demand for the scientific world. Tho rormulu. tun-
tho celcbrotod medicine. Tanlac has forms with all National and State
increased at most phenomenal rate uro Food and Health laws of both
nnd iinnouncomont bus Just been tho United States and Canada. AN
.made by tho mnnufnrlurors that tho 'though Tanlnc's claims for superior
Itotnl sales will reach approximately Uiy nro abundantly supported by
,20.000.000 bottles by tho end of tho lending authorities, It Is tho people
present year. themselves who have mado Tnnlnc
To say that Tanlac now has tho what It Is,
Urgest sale of any medicine of II. ., m,on ()f , u
kind In tho world does not begin lo peoplo ,,f , ,,,, ,mv ,,,,
toll tho story, for no other preparn- .... ,, ... ,. , , .,,,
jtlon has over even approached the ,, ,, for Uipm T(nt ( w)y
Tnnlnc tins become the real sensation
or tho drug trndo nil over America.
Tanlac Is sold In Klnmnlh Kails
by Star Drug Co , In lorelln by James
Merc. Co., nnd In Merrill by South
ern Oregon Drug So. Adr.
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OK HIIII'PINOTON IH-A.H.
A ilofectlvo sttno plpo cnusod a
Ninnll roof IiIiko nt llui homo of Joi4
ry (lanulalatols at HIillipliiKtmi ubdut
iiomt ClirlstnwiM ilny Thn flro de
triment lespmideil and con fined tho
damage I" not more llinn $10
uss
Over 43 per cent or Inn world's
sailing tonnage Is owned by thn
United 8tates.
7'
ip
Tsli thai asms
nssaand monotony
out of avary-day
tntatsl
A botlU of DEL
MONTE Catsup on
lbs Ubla will h
you do It,
Sarvt It wllh
mn.ls.flih, gam
us ll In couklngt
Its rtdtlpa to
mato flavor adda
Kit to almost any
othtr food.
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V4LXiRaVasftamana'!sfl
Society
The table was cleverly decorated with
Christmas place cards and flowers
and the room, too, was In harmony
with the decorations ot the table.
Present were- Mr. and Mrs. V. A.
Delzell and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Oscar Shlve and family.
One of the larger family affairs
Christmas day was the dinner and
Christmas tree at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Kred, Mills. A wonderful
dinner was served at 2:30 for which
17 covers wero laid, and at a later
hour the handsome big Christmas
tree was lighted and gifts distribu
ted. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. P. Lee. Mr. and Mrs. A, J.
Voye. Mr. and Mrs W J I.ce, .Mr.
and Mrs. K H. Mills. Mrs. Minnie
Henry. Wllford, Jerome offd flowne
Henry, Mrs. Gertrude Moore, Muriel,
and LcRoy Moore, H6b Coffman and
Tho joys of the Yuletlde season are
'many, but the one that brings the
greatest pleasure Is the entertaining
ot ono's friends at Christmas by
means of dinners, dances, teas and
cards. There were several dances
during the week given by lodges. ,i ,..,, . .
clubs and Individuals. One ot the I
successful affairs was J bo dance at
thn U'hlto Pllri? VTnlal 9s'iirlnv
night under the auspices of tbe'f.n Lln.co.,n "'"nl
Young Peoplo's club There was a
crinrt nffAnrlnnra nnd IriAivntinrop mat
frolicked to their heart's content. toithe ' ,core nt 00' whlch 5"
tbo most Inspiring of good dance
Hachnmnlnoff " showing an Increase of almost
;100 per cent over tho corresponding
period of last year.
Ileatrlce Walton
taj winen mo ueart is toung i
. . Dudley Duck ' The enormous and overlncreaslng
(b) Slumber Hoat Jessie Oaynor popualrlty of Tanlac Is the ono great
Jennie Fyltlng Melby , out-standing proof of Its merit. Tho
A cordial Invitation Is Issued to greatest drug firms of tho country
any'ono Interested In the work of have voluntarily como forward and
these pupils, to be present at thojttated In plain, cold figures tho
program Tuesday . 'record breaking sales everywhere. No
, medicine or less than superlatlvn
One of the best sacred concerts quality could possibly attain such n
ever given In Klamath Kails was that huge sales record nor gain, as has
at the Methodist Church Inst cven-tTanlac, the unqualified endorsement
ing. The audience was en.ua' to thojpf thousands of well-known men nnd
occasion expressing Its opinion thnt'women from all parts of the country
the evening entertainment wns thn who stand tor the best In their com
climax or tho "Christmas Woeklmunltlct.
8peclal mention might bo uindn of" xho greatest test of any medicine
the different solosists. duet and of 'u tho "repeat" sales It enjoys. Tan-
tho quartetto yet each selection was lac's phenomenal record has been pos
enjoyed, tho Christmas spirit rernllible becauso of tho fact that the men
!
On Monday afternoon Mrs. Gold
tho Kntre
Nous club at tbo homo or Mrs. J. J.
barker. Mrs. Leslie Terwllllger won
music.
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Another dancing party, of-note was
that given by tbe. Ladles of the D.
P. O. E. December 22., Tbe affair
was termed a Leap Year dance and
created a great deal ,pt, fan for the
Elks and their ladteslt will only be
equaled In elaborateness, by tbe an
nual dance to be given on New
. year's Eve by tbe. brothers them
selves for the entertainment ot their
ladles.
Miss Geraldlne Watt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George .Watt, well
known residents ot this city, has ar
, rived home for tbe holidays. , Miss
Watt Is a freshman at tbe University
of Leland Stanford Jr.
Mrs, James Blsbop Foster was
hostess Wednesday afternoon to a
number of tbo younger married set.
The afternoon was devoted to'needle
work and a delightful tea was served
at 4 o'clock. Those, present were:
Mesdamfes Roy Durbln, Leland Hain
es, Leslie Terwllllger, John Enders,
Roderick Smith, C. H. Carter, Leo
Houston, Glenn Jester, Charles
Moore, E. M. Bubb, Jack Mann, and
Miss Verda Cozard.
The White Pelican hotel held a
Christmas celebration Friday night
for tbe entertainment of their guests
and friends. A wonderful Santa Claus
distributed tbe gifts from an enor
mous tree which stood in tbe center
of the room, a gay spla'ah of color for
tbe darker finishing of the lobby. La
ter dancing was Indulged in and
everyone present reports a wonderful
time,
Mr, and Mrs, Charles Stcmwell en
, tertalned on Christmas day at a din
'ner at which seven of their friends
were present. They wero Mr. and
Mrs. J. M. Watklns and wife, J. Wat
kins Jr., Mr. and Mrs, Fred Wygant,
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Darnell
h
Mr, and Mrs. Charles I. Roberts
were hosts Christmas day to several
relatives and friends. Tho affair
took tbe form of a family reunion. I Prelude in C. Sharp Minor
played throughout tbe afternoon and
a consolation prize was awarded to
(Mrs, Glenn Jester.
After refreshments were served
tbe guests gathered around a Christ
mas tree and drew numbers each re
ceiving a pretty and useful gift by
this unlquo method. Present were:
Mesdames J, H. Carnahan, J. H. Car
ter, John Enders, Byron Harden
brook, John Martin, It, E. Deweese,
Glen Jester, II. p. Lloyd Stewart.
Leslie Terwllllger, L. Q. Van Bellen.
Charles Moore, Tom Waters, and J,
J. Parker.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Krause enter
tained at their charming borne on
Third street with a delightful Christ
mas dinner, Tbe house was lovely
with various holiday decorations ac
was the table. Present were: Mr. and
Mrs.' W. T. Ludden and Dr. and Mrs.
WJright. ,
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Mrs. Don J. Zumwalt's musicJ
pupils club will meet on Tuesday
evening, December 28, at 7:30 In tbe
Christian Science ball, corner of
Third and Main streets. And tbe fol
lowing program will be given: ,
Polonaise .... Splndler, Op. 93, No. 1
Katherln Ulrlch
(a) Gray Days ;. Johnson
(b) Somewhere a Voice is
Calling Tate
Margaret Grlmshaw
Tbe Happy Farmer Schumann
Zepha Rogers
(a) Guando a to lieta
(from' Faust) ............ Gounod
(b) Could My Songs Their
Flight be Winging Hahn
Fays Sugarman
(a) The Gipsy Trail .... Galloway
(b) Lullaby from Jocclyn
Godard
Ellzabotb Grigsby
Serenata f Moszkowskl
Elizabeth Manning
(a) At tho Making of Tbe Hay
Lehmann
.(b) II Baclo (The Kiss) .... Ardltl
Harriet Sugarman
(a) By the Waters of Mlnnoton
ka : - Lleuranco
(b) Morning Oloy Speaks
Dorothy Elliott
ing in all.
Mrs. J.'H. I.lnfesty, director; Mrs.
Fred H. Cofcr, planockt and tho
choir members ere to bo cjiiKratu
lated. ,
Following tbo custom of other years.
the choir ot Sacred Heart church, '
under tho direction of Mrs. J. E. '
Ilambcrry, prepared special
and women who buy ono bottle Invar
iably return for tho second and rec-
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Ilryan J flunford. plaintiff.
music Gladys I). Hanford, defendant.
vs.
for tbo high mass Christmas day. i
This year Leonard's mass In E flat
Bamberry.
In the name ot tbo Stato of Oro
gen: You are hereby required to
aDnear nnd nnnwnr thn cnmnlalnt
was sung and tho success attending filed against you In tho nbovo en-
Fred If Cofcr. nlsnl.t nml th 'titled suit, on or before thn 23rd
praise accorded the choir and Mrs.l?-: "January, 1921. that being tho
ma. u7 u. iuo yuuHcaiiun ui mis
Summons and tho last day within
which derendsnt Is allowed to answer
Snrnn tiiilin! In thn nhvalmt !. herein. OS fixed hr thn court for nub-
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cation department or the University L" , nor ummon horcln; and ir
or Oregon,, served at playgrounds ln'ihB nlaintiff will nnniv m th m,,,!
structors at various pifrks last sum ror the relief prayed for In the com
mer. .plaint filed herein, to-wlt: for a do-
, cree of this ceurt: forovor dlssolv-
NOTICK TO CIIKDITOHH ''" the on(-1 of matrimony now ex
Not'lee la hereby aWn ihm thn on. Wins; between plaintiff and defend
D-- --- -.. v .rt. th., .tin .1nMHM.,S mhU.h
. IHNt U UUtOilUUU. UlUtUDU
name, to-wlt: aiadys D. Gaugh, bo
restored to her: and for such other
and further 'relief at shall appear
Just and equitable In the premises.
This Summon Is served by publi
cation in The Evening Ilnrald a dally
newspaper published at Klamath
Falls, Klamath County. Oregon, by
order of the Honorable D. V. Kuy
kendall Judce of said Circuit Court.
dated December 4th 1920, directing
sucn tummont to oe no puunsnou
once a week for six successive weeks.
. vale ot first publication hereof Is
December Ctb, 1820.
C. O. UROWER
Attorney For Plaintiff.
Dec. 6-18-20-27 4-1118
de-signed has been appointed by tbe
County Court of tho stato or Oregon,
ror Klamath County administrator
with tbe will annexed or tho estate
or George Engwlcbt, deceased, and
all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified to present
same to undersigned at his law offices
In Klamath Falls, Oregon, within
six (6) months from tbe date of this
notice. ,
Dated: December 20, 1920.
R. C. QROK8BECK.
Administrator with tbe will annexed"
of tbe estate of George Engwlcbt.
deceased. Dec 2027 Jan 31017
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tended purchasing ror Christmas, but tor nno reason or another
did not get around to It.
You simply can't get away from tbo fact that yon must hnvo.
Music In the Home to maku It a renl Christmas, hut Man, why
not get that Piano or Vlctroln now and sinrt th .New Year right!
Stop and think Just remember our convenient terms.
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NOTICE OK FINAJi SETTLEMENT
Notice Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned administrator ot tbo estate
ot Henry Mason Bristol, deceased, has
tiled in tne county court or tbe State
of Oregon, for Klamath County, the
rinal account of bis administration of
said estate and said Court has fixod
January 24, 1921,at 2:30 P. M. as
tbo time and tho Courtroom of said
Court' as tbo placo for the hearing of
said final account and for the set
tlement thereof.
Dated: December 20, 1920.
EDMUND M. CKILCOTE
Administrator of tbo estate of Henry
Mason isrtstoi, doceasod.
Dec. 2027 Jan 3-1017
NOTICE OK FINAL ftKTTLKMENT
Notlco Is berebr clven that the
unuorslgned administrator of the es
tate, or Susanna Leach, deceased, hag
riled In this County Court' In tho
State or Orogort ror Klamath County,
iuo imai account ot nis administra
tion or said estate and said Court
has rixed January 24, 1921, at 2:30
o'clock P, M. as tho tlmo nnd tho
Courtroom or this Court as tho place
for tho hearing of said final account
and for tho settlement thereof,
Dated: Decombor 20, 1920.
L. L. BROWNELL.
Administrator with tho will nnnoxod
or the pfltato ot Susanna Leach,
deceased, Dec. 20-27 Jan 310-17
ADMINI8TRATOIVH NOTIGJI
FINAL ACCOUNT
OF
yCvSyttTSjk.
x&j&szz&t jfr Wife ypmyjgjgj
H
N THE COUNTY COURT OP TUB
STATE OH OHKOON. FOIl THE
COUNTY OP KLAMATH.
In tbe matter of tbo estate of
Jlcbael Flynn, Deceased,
Notice Is hereby glvon that I have
lied my final account and report, a
administrator oX the Estate of
Michael Plynn. Deoeased. and tbo
above entitled court baa fixed 2
o'clock In the faternoos of Deoemker
27th. 1020 at the Ume. and tho
uuauiT wun vvuiu in mo tsuurfc
house of Klamath county, Oregon,
n tbe City of Klamath Falls, Oregon
at the place when and wbero any
Person may present any objection or
xceptlon to anything therein contain
ed, or to anything dono thoraln by
me as administrator, and at tho
said 'time and placo the said court
will finally settlo tho said account.
This notloo Is publlohod pursuant
to an order of the abovo ontltlod
court, mado on Novombor 27, 1920
and tho first publication ot said
notice Is made on Novombor 27.
1920.
Maurice Keano, Administrator of the
Kstato ot Mlobael Vlynn, De
ceased. Nov, 27 pee. 4-1118-20
GAINING EVERY DAY
The person who makes
regular deposits with the
First State & Savings Bank
is gaining in financial
strength every day. Com
pound interest is a faithful
worker in accumulating
money. Your account so
licited. 4 Interest Paid on Sav
ings Accounts
RrstSivte Savings Rvnk
Klamath Falls; Oregon,"
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