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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 28, 1921)
r Friday, ootobhr s, imi ILL IM JO OF PRESIDENT When on the stroke of twolro 9 A. M. Pacific Coast tlmo on, 'Armistice l?ay, Novombor 11th, President Harding begins bis fun eral oration ovof tho bpdy of "an 'unknown soldier) lu the National Cemetery at Arlington. Vn., hla voice will be beard by hashed mJt Rudcs In Now York, Chicago 'aid San Francisco', is well ,aa bf thous ands gathered, in ana arounau w tinge Arlington amphitheatre Every prayer and 'address utter cd on that solemn occasion wift be transmitted to theso distant cities by long distance telephone wires, had tben, by moans of loudeeak era, carried to the cars of tho rev erent throngs' thai will baro gath ercd1 to par hottiage to America's Illustrious 1dS.irf. ' Tbo cercmwjVoB at Arlington wilt ho In th'arge tit' the V.' s! Army. .The cc-crdlniitcd cdrcnionca at noon In MiUinon Square Garden, Now Yorl:, at eleven o'clock In Medlnah Tomplo. Chicago, and at nine o'clock In the Civic Auditor ium, San franclsco, will bo con ducted b7 tho American Legion posts of tticso cities. . As soon as President Thayer's offer to President Harding of tho Bell Syotom's transcontinental cir cuits and loud speaker apparatus -wan accented, engineers bf the 'American Telcphdno and Telegraph company undertook tho extraordin ary difficult task Involved In the plan to bring, In effect, theso dist ant audiences to tho Arlington cer emonies. No other cities could bo Included because tho methods of achieving such an epoch-making re1 suit have only Just been perfected ami thA complicated apparatus re quired could not be manufactured in necessary Quantities. The undertaking is a gigantic one, Involving countless difficulties of installation' and operation, but that splendid results already at tained give every assurance ot suc cess. One of tho tests, early In Octobor. made Colonel Carty ' and Bis assistants feel sure that they conld rely on tbo facilities they wcro providing. A spoaker on the rnDf of tho Bush Street Exchange, In San Francisco, spoko into a spe cial transmitter, three feet Ulst ant, that was connected by suitable apparatus with a transcontinental rirtolt that exteadod to Olympic Park, Newark, where loud spoak- Ing apparatus was Installed, his remarks were heard distinctly and with ample volume, by Bell Engin eers and ethers standing more than a thousand feet from the project ors. Other remarkable tests of a similar character have been made, and have fortified the confidence ot tho engineers in charge In the performance ot tho Bell apparatus on Armistice Day. The simultaneous transmission of the historic words that will be .apoken on November Xlth will mark tho beginning of another epoch In tho development of com munication. No such tmprosslve demonstration of tbo telephone's potentialities has over been at tempted. The event will not only add immeasurably to the solemnity and national significance of the ccrcmonios at Arlington but. will call, the world's attention anew1 to tho triumph of Belt Engineers in ppecding tho spoken' word. Tho Bell Loud Speaker is a fun damental contribution to human ef fort, whereby a speaker's voice, or tho sound ot music can, at tho very momont ot delivery, reach distant audiences Jn numbor and Hire herptoforo novor dreamed of. Colonel Carty, wlu is head ot tho Bell System Department ct Devel opement and Research, which has developed the apparatus and, brought It to Us present high state of perfection', vas rocontly asked i .. Itnrlvnr what hO COUSld- ercd the aost( Important feature of the loud "speaker development. Tho change it is bound to create. I- he art ot oratory," he said In replj'. 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Becauso Bolvar Kroguo ot Anderson, aged 17, was plqched while stealing a rldo In a car ot lumber, n freight train was stopped on tho main line, between Keswick and Coram for two hours, while tbo. train crow sawed the lad to tlborty. Ho was riding In n gondola car. A sudden lurch ot tho train Jammed an 6x8 timber against him and tbo end of tho car. Tho boy Is a son ot Mr. and Mrs. James Krogue, newcomers In Anderson. Ho was beating his way from Klamath Foils to his home. EUREKA. Arthur B. Gllmore, Town, Marshal ot Trinidad, was fin ed $C00 by Justice ot the Peace Adams for driving an automobile while intoxicated. ' PLACERVILLE. An exper ience which, whllo bolng novel might have bad sorlous results came to Ernest Carstcn of Camlno on the last day of the deer season. Carsten's dog had chased a large buck Into a brush. He started to enter tbo brush to follow the trail when suddonly tho buck leaped out upon him, knocking him down and discharging his gun. Car3ten suf fered severe -bruises ot tbo side and a fractured rib. ARBUCKLE. Gas masks for the purpose ot affording Immunity from sulphur fumes, Just as they were usod during the world war to pro tect the wearer from polsonouB gasses, are to bo worn next Sun day morning when members of the Arbuckle post ot tho American Loglon attempt to rout a swarm of bees from tho old Wobstor school. fThero aro approximately 17,000 motion picture theatres In tho Uultcd States. An Informal Thin crmn tit tht Kniirt'ine a, SS nl K ??. !ZlnV-.j;LV-- . T . nn. IT'l. WIW'. .- w.-Tf BBBBaWsKi. '$iy " 's "'"' li'-'j' f?"4 h ?3eiKk'J ?. M&ftvssssr.i 1 T -2 ...... Av:;..-.- i THE EVENING HERALD, Promised Land" HALLOWE'EN TARTY IN LONE PINE DISTRICT A Hallowe'en party nnd plo so cial will bo give nat tho Lone Pine school Saturday, October 29. Every-, one Is urged to turn out and parti clpate in the Hallowe'en frolic. Tides In the Gulf ot Moxlco are Inconsequential, rnnglng from 18 to 24 Inches. An enameled goblet ot the 14 th century recently sold In Paris for 105.000 francs. Sco our Special Army Shoo, 3,8u. J. E. Enders Co. DR. GERALD F. WARREN DENTIST Penaenaatly located at Dorrts, Calif. SPECIALIST IN Crowns and Bridge Work Prices Reasonable. Work Guaranteed EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTRNTION' Klamath Putt No. 8, American Legion meets at the City Hall on the first and third Tuesdays of each month. Ex-service men are I-Hod to at tend the mectlngi. For membership car or informa tion ex-servlco men at. requested to e or write the following efficers: J. 11. Carnaban, Coumander. Roy N. Fouch, Post Adjutant. For rellel of employment see or write the Chairman ot The Heller and Employment Committee, Francis Olds, care Lakeside Lumber com pany. Phono 186.J DB, W. A. LEONARD Denttot Specialist lb Extractions, Oral Surgery and diseases of the mouth Room 10 over Golden Rule Meeting of, the Supreme Council Ounici OI UiplomaiP w,i wmiipwi in iiiu i,h-wh vug iviwviihi .- MX to niul - PM-nU, Dr.d of Franco. US Aml.v,-., Ilai-.w. LI and U. a Ainbasuado llorrlck. tocuiH Lloyd Gk . . .. J 1.. w -- - KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 'WWWWWVMAAMMMAAMAAAAAA E EAT T AT The White Lunch Home Cooking nnd Home Pastry n Specialty MoxIriui Chill Con Oniinio 1 ho Itanl Tiling a5c. 1122 MAM STREET WVWMrAMMMAAMAMAMMAAMAMMMi KUmatti Lod'ge'Na 117 J liO.O.'F. Meets' Friday, night? ot each wook at I. O. O. F. jinn, Gth and Mala streots cnas. Newman- ...i...:. W. 0. Wells .... ........... O. B. Manguo ................... W. D. Cofr........... N. e: .v. e: ..Secy. Trees. ENCAVfPMENT H. V. Brown 0. P. J. V. Browbakcr . ..fl. W. L. J. Hectare Scribe Nato Ottorbeln Treasurer Klamath Falls Cyclery We are here to serve yon, and aim to serve yon right. Motorcycles and Bicycles, Parte and Aeessories. Tires and Tubes, that will stand your Inspection, as we carry tht best In our line. Repair shop Is connection with Harley-Davldson Service. Phone 179 110 atain St. Klamath Felb C. B. BISMARK Excavating Teaming Let us make you a price on dig ging that basement, or other ex cavating you contemplate. We also do team work of every description Phone 426-J mmmi0j0SA040t MMWM DENTISTS Dr. E. G. WUecmrvar PHONB MM ' Dr. P. M. Noal PHONB 4 Over PadMBjuuCs N0VneiewwW Coes Auto Service Hudson, Buick, and Dodge Cars Country Trips a Specialty t. O. O. r. Welldlag psora ai rWWWAAwMAAA Klamath Falls Plumb ing & Heating Co. 1178 MAIN BT. PHONB B4S-W t !.. - li.. ,n,B.l,,Hllnl ..tint, ihateiu r.V. HnT'V rnoNE los United Cigar Store 620 BIALN STREET DBO. A. RAaUtO Dcatut t. O. O. . Bending nttAim ma Shoe Repairing Sowed or Nailed Work Mon's half soles $1.3C, fl.GO Womons and boys fl.lC, $1,25 Chlldrons 1.00 Ulli Ht. Hiuk of Ibuler'M Open Evenings, 0:15 to 9:30 JACK FROST CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Herbert B.' Mallett Dr. Goo. E. Mallett Offlco ovor Underwood's 7th ft Main. I'h'ouo 539-J. VNVVSSNVSr VNDRR NKW MAN. AGRMKNT HOTEL ARCADE Klamath Faab ' Frco Bus Meets All Trains All modern outside rooms Rates reasonable H. A. KHMP, Maaager SAW MILL RNGINERRING CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers and bnlldera of mod ern saw mills, pinning mills final bos plants. Predglux. Pile driving. Phone 46o-W Office Comer Spring und Oak Near 8. P. Depot 6th Street Bakery " BETTER BREAD" 126 S 6th Street DR. J. G. GOBLE The well-known Optician oow located in K. D. Block, 1313 Main. Phone 213-M CHIROPRACTOR Dr. Lois C. Bridges Over First State and Savings Bank Sulto 106 Phone 102-J Klamath Dye Works Phone 408 OUR CLEANING, PRESSING AKl' REPAIRLNG WILL MAKE YOUR CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS 'RHULOCKED Goods Called for and Delivered 481 Mala Street Klamatk fall Premium, Dairy Oldest Retail Dairy la Tow Phone 22-F-2 PELICAN BAY BUS Fare 16c each way Leaves Rex Cafe Leaves Pelican City 7:46 a. at. 8:00 a. m. 12:45 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 6:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m. Reckard Rent Service Phone 77 26-tt L. D. Gass, M. D. EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT ULAHSKM I'UllMHIll.U I. O .0. F. Bldg( Phono 99-W Rooms 202. 203, 204 Roh. Whlto Pelican HoW. Phone 0 E.D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones 17W Rooms 1 and a '17R White BaUdlag NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK . . ROUGH DRY "Put Yottr Duds In Our Suds" PHONE 154 Corner Main and Coafet; ' 'PAGE SIX Prices Right on i HOMH MADE Xmas Candies at l The Sweet Shop Ota ft Main The Rainbow i 423 Main DR. & A. MASSEY "roarth and Plae flu. In Warren nnnt Hospital Off. Phone 417 Res. Phone SIM VllO,' SCHOOL OK POPULAR I . 1 .-..it... 4k.M .... experience the only ccurse that1 leaches you to play tho piano by' NOTE and by EAR In 10 to 20 lea-' sons. Write for particulars, 701 11th St., Klamath trails, Ore. Phono 3S7R. DR. T.C. CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN AND H0RGIOOM LO.O.P.'aeJIdiag ' aaeaesWU1 ' ' Residence 1S5 Pine St. Phono 2UO.R. J. C. CLIX3HOR.N CIVIL ICNOINEIJR ANU SURVEYOR Phone 102J 1S3 S. Riverside Holliday Dairy Wholesale and Retail ..Pasturiscd Milk nad Orcam- Phone 501-J. AAArMrAAAAfVMrMrrWMWwVwVW MADE IN KLAMATH A.falfa Meal FOR BALE MURPHY'S PKKD STORK ANDERSON'S GROOKTKRIA SUN8KT GROCERY Mfg. by HARRY TELFORD reMrVVwwVwVVrwVVVwwVrVwwVwVwVVVw WILL- Take out Cellars or Fill in Lota CON MURPHY S17 Mortimer 8u Phone fill-W JrVVWbswiall Office Phone 177W Rns 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Physician and Surgeon White Building Klamath Falls Oregon WWWMMy llWWll WWW Charlie's Tire Shop GAS and, OILS 6th & Klamath Stt. t - CHIROPRACTORS Dr. Herbert B. Mallett Dr. Geo. B. Mallett Office ever Underwood's 7th ft Main Phone 630-J DR. L, L TRUAX WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL Day Phono, 407 Night Phone, Ml C. V. FISHER, M.D. DISEASES OV THE EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT GLASSES FITTED AND 1VURNISUKU Phone B7 RtO Main Street FRED WESTERFELD, , DENTIST '. Phone 434W. X-Ray Labcrator Looaata Bldg., sUamaVh Falls Cold Weather Coming LetJJUs Replace Your Broken Glass E. C. STUCKEY Uthand.'Pine Phone 477-W 3