The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 20, 1921, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text. 'rtW((rt.illll(l iWWPWISSSSWrt J WW!" - ft :( V "w-i r - 'jitkuiii.iinttni' - y v""4 "TvtsitKJW Vftr,w.M'M ..- l K THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUMDAT SBTTKMUKlt 80, 19111 page Fpjm Wtfl1WWWi WmffaiMMVUttUfcHtoTftH,-. Mfn . AAMMMAAAAAAAAAMMMAAAAAVWWMWWWWWWWWMVWWWMW ClASSIFIEDADVERnSFMENrS yWMWMWWMMWWWWWWVWMWVVWWWVWW MISCELLANEOUS MWWWWWWWWVWWWWVWV 1 1920 Dodge touring car. Now rub ber, first class mochnulcal condi tion. 1 1918-Butck Four, guaranteed first class condition. Heal bargain. 1 1917 Hudson Supor Six, n real bargain and guaranteed first class condition. Terms. 1 1930 Boron passenger Chandler. Like new. A real bargain with torms. Inquire of J. C. WRIQHT OH BUICK atliKS AND SERVICE CO. rrir. and klamath avij. TIIOROnRED AIRDALES It you want n real hunting dog, wo have thorobrcd Atrdalo pups of registered stock; tho best Atrdalo strain In tho west. Pnpors'cnn bo seen at 311 Cypress Avo., near lllvorstdo school, or address Hyland Kcnnols, Dox 111 Klamath Falls, Oro. 14-30 AUTO PAINTING and Tinting. Can savo you 50 to 75 por cent. W. F. Itrown. Phono 68J. 16-21 PAINTS. OILS AND VAHNISH WALL PAPER W. K. AND J. K. rATTERSO.V Phono 190-W 127 N. 4th St. FOR RENT Nowly furnlshod rooms, GO cents a night. S3 a week at Hot Springs Hotel.. 8-22 FOR BALE 1918 Bulek Six. A real W1LD PLUM8 yy S0ARCE Mall .,T.i!LaAVln.re!5S-F?ur. ",0W rdo w, bo .tilled at once In !LUt5E? nchn,"inr Prfoct. In;;ordor. PrIco $2.00 delivered In Kla Quire, Mecca Peel Room. 17-19 I mnth Fall,. T.ln-J'. rh H.rtw, 9-30 WANTED-A refined lady wishes ' eTl.wOregw. -i.iTii.fc. X w j .'. "' XT1" 8NAP ,tt u0(- Liberty Six. 1919 With light household duties. Phono mndirt. nw nln. nnrti.rl,il pnn. 17-18 dltlon. The boat buy of the Mason at $800.00 Terms. Twenty-five Year Ago In Linkville hun iiuiiiimuMiil'M WLW iiin i min m AgfSsSEESmESi reaaasl IKsSL- HM" STwVKmSSL V. """"I tikm sV " 'i-llEkKHM9SniiMH I & si N tmfcr pw OK I3M. mm - rewK MTift-D r M thh farm w -ovoire TOW4 H WtAWS Hlf SUNDAY C-OTHB- KVWY PAY. Shorthorn Club Hold Session Dunham Auto tho syrup, Adjust rubber and coven Mix dry Ingroatonts, add vinegar 14-zi antl tet aside la a cool place. The slowly. Cook In double boiler until 1B0O ACRES RECLAIMED SWAMP Co. land near Alcnma. for rent or lease. For particular wrlto J. Frank FOR RENT A two room furnished mount ! bove U for a quart thick. Pour oror pickle and seal In u.ra, uui i9i. iviamaia biib. apartment, wood, water and light. Jar. tms recipe aiso appiio 10 jars. 13-130 Included. $20. Turner Apartments, neachos. excent that for thla fruit rhiii n-t. D14 A.l. .Iu.l v -.----. -..-. oi u iiniii. 10-41" .i).. nn1 ah mi lit ho mmnvaul. i . .1.. .1.. iJin... o.i.... 1 -- - - -- .--.- . , nviio iivv iuuivn, w vuwihi SALESMAN to covor local territory ."SvJjlF dlr;- Ountecd salary FOR RENT 1200 acres of pasture. wiJtltS T?ek iSS ?ifu "J""- P" Inquire. Robt 8. Fry, opposite Richards Co.. 200 Fifth Ave. New Mlllor Hill school. 16-31 orK, n. y. 16-22 wi uakiiacif When yitu nam garbage removed, rail inPttS. FOR 8ALE Ford with servico bodr, first class running condition. $176. 14 Mais St. 19-20 FOR RENT Steam heated rooms close In hot water all tho tlmo. Call 119 N. 6th. 19-21 Pickled Striae Beans I groen peppers; 3 toblospoons of sug- Remove ends and strings frcm or; 2 tablospoons salt; tt teaspoon beans, but keep them full length., pepper; 1 toaspoon cinnamon; 2 cups Cover with boiling water and cock vinegar. WANTED TO RENT 10 to 80 acre furnished ranch or will work ranch on shares proposition, Am thorough ly familiar with Irrigating. Must havo Improvements. A. O. care Herald. 19-24 FOR SALE Laying hens, thorobred white Leghorns Darrcd Rocks. II. A. Thledo, North Klamath Falls. 19-21 NOTICE I.t. O. F. Tho Grand Master of Oregon will visit tho local lodge No. 137, Friday, Sept. 23. The meeting will be a Joint ono, Including, Donanza, Merrill and tho local lodgo and all members aro requested to bo present. By order of Sec'y. 19-23 Q. D. Manguo. WANTED by a boy of 16, a Job bo- roro and alter school and Satur days. Louis Peterson, Phone 461M. 19-20 Cooking and eating applos for sale. 834 Congor Aro. 19-20 DOMESTIC SCIENCE DEPMMN T Conducted by Mrs. Belle De Graf Domestic Science Director Sperry Flow Co. Pickles and Relishes: Seasonable ": Bits Easy to Preserve Pickles and relishes aro not class ed as strictly hygienic food, but there have been so many requests to publish recipes of this class, and as the home-mado product aro un doubtedly pure, there really sooms no reason why these foods should not be used In moderation. To mako pickles quite harmless as well as palatable, caro must bo taken to have tho vinegar abso lutely pure. Either malt or white wine vinegar may bo used. Brine In which articles for pickles are to be stored should be strong enough to hold up an egg. A pint, or two cups of salt to one gallon of wa ter will usually be found the right proportion. - As vegeables for pickling only remain over night in a brine, one cup of salt to one gallon of water is sufficient. Articles to be pickled lose some of their crispness if scalded, but they will absorb the vinegar more easily. Pickles Keep Beat In Stoneware Jars .1 agate spoon or ladle, as the vinegar attacks metal, causing dangerous compounds. I A spiced vinegar, la excellent for any kind of pickles. It may bo pre pared by boiling ono quart of vine gar with ono ounce each of cloves, auspice, ginger, mace, bar leaves and chopped rod pepper. Cool be fore using. Vinegar should always bo Just boiled up, either with or without spices, thea allowed to cool before using. Raw vinegar nover gives the same mellow flavor as that obtained when the vinegar Is scaled. Sugar has a tendency to harden fruits and vegetable, and too heavy a syrup may toughen and spoil fruit made Into sweet pickles. Some varlotles of peaches and all melons should be cooked until ten der in water before the pickling syrup is added to tbem. Pears Baals of Good Sweet Pickle Cut six or eight .medium-sired poors In halves, remove coro and proas ono or two cloves into each Pickles stored in stoneware Jars 'half pear. Put one-half cup of vine- will keep for months If the vinegar gar, three-Inch piece of cinnamon and spices aro of good quality. Or, bark broken in small pieces and they may bo packed In fruit Jars. two cups of brown sugar In Splcos and horseradish are aids in. saucepan over the fire. When boll keeping pickles in good condition. Ing point Is reached, add several Oreea or red peppers will give a 'pieces of tho pears and cook nntll better flavor than peppercorns, tender, but not broken. Place In When removing pickles from the a sterilized Jar and when all are Jar use a wooden, porcelain or cooked fill Jar to overflowing with about fifteen minutes ; drain, rinse In cold water and drain again. Pour Peel tomatoes and onions and chop all vegetables soparatoly, vory tine. over them scalding hot nefr.; combine Ingredients and cook slowly enough to cover. These beans wllllttbout An houf .ml hMf TwtJ bo ready to serve in twenty-four hours. Pickled Watcrmelosi Peel the fruit, cut Into strips. Cover with cold water, adding one quarts of water and boll gently un til very tender, then drain well and pack in sterilized Jars. Bell vinegar enough to cover the fruit, adding two tablespoons of sugar for each quart of vinegar and two table spoons of wbolo mixed splcea tied In a muslin bag., Lot the spices and vinegar boll for ten minutes, then pour orcr tho fruit In tho Jars until overflowing. Seal tightly and -storo In a cool place. Sour CBcamber Pfc-tai Select small cucumbers, wash, sprlnklo with salt and covor with cold -water. Use one cup of salt for each gallon of water. Allow to stand over night or about twolve to four teen hours, thon rlnso and pack In fruit Jars or crocks. Add green or red peppers, also whole splcos. Cover with scalding vinegar. If using fruit Jars, sterlllzo and seal carefully. If stored In an carthenwaro crock, placo a plate with a weight on top to keep tho pickles In tho vinegar, then cover tho Jar. Theso pickles should keep almost Indefinitely. Sivcct Cucumber Pickle Preparo as for sour pickles, except add sugar to tosto to tho hot vinegar. Ginger root, horseradish, and must ard seeds may be added to tho hot vinegar. Dill Picklea Fill a Jar with smalt cucumbers, placing a small ploce of dill be tween them. For each quart Jar add one tablespoon of salt. Pour cold wat er over the pickles, place a pleco of dill on top and soal tlghtty as for canned fruit. Placo In a warm place or In the sun until the liquid bo comes cloudy. Then It will become clear again, and by that time the pickles aro ready for uso. Mustard Pickles One quart small cucumbers; 1 quart small onions; 1 green tomato; 6 large green peppers; 1 head cauli flower; 3 stalks celery. Cut in suitable pieces and soak In weak salt water twenty-four hours. Then cook in same water until tender and drain. Dressing Six level tablespoons ground must ard; 1 cups sugar; 1 cup of flour; 2 quarts vinegar. quarts of canned tomatbea may ro placo tho raw ones. If liked highly seasoned, llttlo red chill peppor may be added. Ono quart of canned or freshly cooked stralnod tomatoos; 1 table spoon salt; 1 grated onion; 2 tablo spoons sugar; W teaspoon popper; Vi toaspoon cinnamon; V4 toaspoon cloves; H teaspoon nutmeg; 2-3 cup vinegar. Comblno and cook slowly until thick. Put through a sieve, reheat and bottlo. If liked, a clovo of garlic may bo added to tho catsup. PlcalUU Ono quart of green tomatoes; 1 pint of red tomatoes; H small cab bage; 3 onions; ono green pePPtr; 1 small red pepper; 3 cucumbers; t- cup salt; -1 cups vinegar; 4 cups brown sugar; 1 teaspoon mustard; 1 teaspoon pepper; 1 teaspoon celery seed; 1 teaspoon mustard seed. Chop tho vegolablos, cover with salt and allow to stand over night. Drain and press In a cloth to rcmoro all liquid; add vinegar, sugar and spiers and let simmer until cloar, This will tnko about ono hour. Storo In hot sterilized Jars. CanntM red tomatoes may bo used, two cups be ing equal to ono, pint. Tho Klamath County Shorthorn club mot at tho Mt. Lakl church on Saturday afternoon, Boptember 17. This club consists of boys and girls who live In the highly de veloped agricultural section of Kla math county south of Klamath Falls. Clarence Hill, club president, pre sided. Aftor tho reading of the minutes of tho last mooting, each club momber present gavo an in teresting roport oi how ho wss car ing for his livestock, Frank Sexton county club leader, Instructed the boys and girls on Items regarding tho county fair, urging them to show their cows and calves. ' C. D. Chorpenntng, formerly county club leader In Wyoming, gave some very interesting details on proper rationing, housing, care, and preparation of animals for ex hibition. The members of this Shorthorn club are Clarence Hill, president; Floyd Tlngley, vloe president; Thetma Tlngley, secretary; Marlon Pattorson, Donald Patterson, Olive Hill, Aloxander Choyne, Cecil Cheyne and Charles Mack. Warren Patterson represents the Klamath County Farm Bureau as local lead er for tho club. Vaudovlllo at Strand Sunday. 19-34 a . Make that Idle dollar work I Pal It la the. bank. BTATKMKNT of the First Btate - Sayings Bank of Klamath Falls, Coutly of Kla math, Btato of Oregon, showing the amount standing to the credit of every depositor July 1, 1921, who has not made a deposit, or who has not withdrawn any part of his do posits (aaviacs deposits), princi pal and Interest, for a period of more than twelve (13) years im mediately prior to said date, with the name, last known place of reel- denco or postotflce address of such depositor, and the fact of his death, If known. Nunio of Depositor Amount Ray Koocoo Uarkhurst ........$1.40 ..$4.44 .$1.40 ,. .14 ..$1.41 -five ASPIKIW Name "Bayer" on Genuine p&Vlgi Bewarel Unless you see the nam "Bayor," on package or on tablets you aro not gottlng gonulno Aspirin pre scribed by physicians for twenty-onr years and proved safe by millions Take Aspirin only as told In the Bayer packago for Colds, Headache. Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Earache. Toothache, Lumbago, and for Pain Handy tin boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of Aspirin cost few cents. Druggists also sell largor packages. Aspirin Js the trado mark of Bayer Manufac'ure of Menoacotlcacldsster of Sallcyilcacld. adv. Oeo. Clarenco Brower ......... Frank Hlbborts . .. Alice Louise Weiss ............. Edward O. Whllpelsey ..... A. C. Winker. Weed, Calif ... State of Oregon, County of Klamath. sa. I, John Siemens Jr., being first duty sworn, depose and say upon oath, that I am the Cashier of the First. State A Savings Bank of Kla math Falls, County of Klamath, State of Oregon; that tho forego ing statement Is a full, true, cor roct and completo statomont, show ing tho name, last known residence or postofflco address, fact of death, If known, and tho amount to tho credit of each doposltor cm requir ed by the provisions of Sactlons 101C0-10163, Inclusive, Oregon Laws. 1 JOHN SIEMENS Jr. Subscribed and sworn to boforo mo this 20th day of August. A. D. 1921. AONE3 DRI6COLL Notary Public for Orogon. (My commission expires January 121b, 1924. 13-20-27-3 depositor, and tho fact of hit death, If known. Niuno of Depositor Amount R. Q. Harrison $8.06 Klamath Falls, Ore, W. B. Inrisss 97.-9 aen'l, Del'vy, Han Francisco CaUt Slato of Oregon, ' County of Klamath, as. I, John Siemens Jr., being first duly sworn, depose" and say upon oath that I am tho cashier of the First Btato Savings Bank of Kla math Falls, County of Klamath, Btato of Oregon; that tho forego Ing statement Is a full, truo, cor rect and complete statement, show Ing tho name, last known residence or postofflco address, fact of death. If known, and tha amount to the credit of each depositor as requir ed by tho provisions of Sections 101H0-.10163, Inclusive, Oregon Laws. 1 JOHN SIEMENS Jr. Subscribed and sworn to before mt thla 20th day of August. A. D. 1911. AONEB DRIBCOLL Notary Public for Oregon. (My commission expires January 12th, 1924. 13-I0-I7-I wen i wm wnsmn HP m -w - NOTION FOIt PUUIJCATION. Not Coal Land Department of tho Interior, U. 0. Land Offlco at Lakevlow, Oregon, Sopt., 10, 1921. NOTICE Is hereby given that Jeka F. Holbrook, of Malta, Oregon, who on April 28th, 1919. made Home stead Entry. No. 011001, for Lot 10, being Farm Unit "A", Section II, Township 418, Range 1SB, Willa mette Meridian, has filed notlc of Intention to make final three year Proof to establish claim to tha Una nboro described, boforo C. R, DoLap, Clork of the County Court, at Kla math Falls, Oregon, on the 17th day of October, 1921. Claimant names as witnesses: K. I). Bmltb, F. J. Halosek, L. R. Hol brook, Edward Hamilton, all of Ma tin, Orogon. Notice will bo published for five consecutive weeks In tha Klamath Herald. JAB. F. BUROEM, 13-20-27-3-10 Register. NOTICE OF BOND OFFKfUNO. Sealed proposals will be received by tho Common Council of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, for tha purchase of an issuo of $80,000.00 general obligation bonds, In deao tnlnatlosfl of $1000.00 or $100.00, maturing In fltlvuu )uais from Au gust 1st, 1921, without right of prior redemption. Said Issue to be known as "Klamath Falls, Bewer Bonds" bo wring a rato of Interest of par cont per annum, payable semi an nually. Both principal and Interest puyaMo nt the Oregon Fiscal Agency In Nnw York City. Bald bonds ara Issued nn. disposed of under tha charter of ald city. Each propossl to purchase most ba filed with the Polios Judgs of said city on or before I o'clock P. M of October 3rd, 1921, and be accomp anied by a certified check on soma responsible banking Institution for 6 per cont of amount of the proposal. Bald Issuo will be disposed of at not loss than par and accured Interest. Tho council reserving the right to rojoct any and all proposale. A. L. LEAVITT. Police Judge of the City of Klamath Falls, Oregon. 3 1-19 NOTICE TO BIDDERS. STATEMENT of the First Btato t Savings Bank of Klamath Falls, County of Kla math, Btato of Oregon, showing the amount standing to tho credit of every depositor July 1, 1021, who baa not mado a doposlt, or who has not withdrawn any part of bis de posit (commercial deposits), princi pal or Interest, for a period of more than seven (7) years Im mediately prior to said date, with the name, last known place of roel- jdence or postofflco address of such Sesled proposals will be received up to September 21st. 1931, by School District No. 31, Klamath County, for tho construtlon of a brick school building and for the Plumbing and Heating qf aame. Bids muat be accompanied by a certlflod check to tho amount of 6 per cent of tha bid or the same shall be rojected, to ba maao payabio In favor of Mrs. W. C. Ezell, clork of the ssld District, to ba returned to bidders upon signing of contract and to be retained If sue. ccssful bidder falls to enter Into eon- tract aa specified. Plans and speci fications may ba obtained from O. R. Wright, Architect, Klamath Falls, and a doposlt of $10.00 will be re quired for same. Proposals may be loft at the of fice of tho architect, Emma BulUIng up to 6 P. M.. or till 7.30 P. at tho mooting placo of the school board at Summora School bouse, September 21st, 1921. Tho board reserves the right to accopt any one bid or reiaet ur or all bids. " . Dated at Klamath Valla. nnV thls 10th dsy of September, 1911. (BWNBD) MRS. W. C. BZBLL, 10-30 Clark. DOINGS OF THE DUFFS T, Meet Mr.. Wilbur Duff BYALLMAN M""""M"W" ' " - ' ""'W'M"'' ----' --- m ,-,,, ,,, , pW,MW,,M,aMMaMMa ----. SSeWlJ ill XaWI ffiSSrf BL II n I I I "W'SggXl ?l HI) WACKMA.- NOTHWfi! , I REGARD" ?CAN PRODUCe OH WJHERE IS WWW J T HE BEEW Wrf J PIP VOU MISS ME? s MMTT Ji,Vfl.WR OUrT Ujlt H WILBUR DUFF ! IJ HE ? COME MOMEMTb r J -. " 1V i $t 1 TTT I JOPL WWW sTfl