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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 5, 1921)
Puko Two v MONDAY, DMCMMMHt B, IMI. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON ,mmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmmmm--m y 1 w" ( TbtvDingHrald ft. . MUMMY U.I. MAKMCTT Utor City Mltot Published dally except Sunday, br The Herald Publishing Companr of Klaauth Falls, at 119 Eljhlh Street. " Balered at the postofflee at Kla awth Falla, Ore., for tranimtnlon Uroaih the malls at second-class .tatter. ktKMDBR Or TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Proaa l exclusively eatltltd to the vie tor publication d( M aa-fa dispatches credited to It, mv, uirw crnuiiea in mil r, a) alio the local aewa pub- r aerem R 'MMTDAV, DKCKM11KU B, 1BSI. TMH FARM HUREAU Noxt Wednesday the annual ntetinc ot the Farm Uureau will be held. At this Catherine the of ficer for tho ensuing year will bo choten and a program mapped out. Thli meeting li of mora than pass ing Interest. Already tho Bureau faa accomplished enough for the community to, Justify tta oxlitenre, but It has only made a beginning, and It behooves uverr farmer to attend the meeting, tako part In Ite deliberation and bocomo an active factor In tho only organisation the county has ever had that haa ac complished anything for the farm er. Big problem aro confronting the farmeri of the countr, o bis that they must havo an organise tlon "to guard their lnteretta or the will suffer the consequences. Aitde from the .rood the Bureau may be from tbla standpoint. It Is of inestimable Talue for what it will do In the matter ot raising the standard ot stock In Vie coun ty, of helping the farmer In his financial difficulties, marketing and traaseoriatlon. Too often I heard the complaint that the Interest of everyone and everything Is cared for except In the ease of the farm er. White this 1 in the main true, teach ot the fault lies with the farmer himself, for he has dono more to neglect his own Interests than anyone else. The creation,! of Farm Bureau Is In a larce measure overcoming this, but these can only function It tho farmers back them up. Let the farmers ot Klamath eonatjr awaken to their Interests and their dangers and make the Klamath Countr Farm Bureau what It can and should be the rolce ot the farmer, and one that will bo heard and heeded. NEW PIPE ORGAN IS TRIED OUT AT SUNDAY SERVICE A special program la being pre pared for tho dedication ot tho now Moeller pipe organ which has Just been Installed In tho Klrsl Presby terian church, and which was used for tho first tlmo nt tho services yesterday. Tho dedicatory services will bo hold on Krlilay, December 16th. Tho Instrument, which Is tho first pipe organ to bo Installed In Klamnth county, Is ot beautiful do sign, being finished In dark oak to match tho woodwork ot tho audi torium In which It Is placed, and tho pipes aro of gold, which har monizes perfectly. Tho tones aro rich and mellow, and ot tho proper volum cto adequately fill tho room, room. The organ was built by M. I Moollcr of llagorstown, Maryland, and Is known as the Moeller tubu lar pnoumatlc-actton two-manual or gan. Tho Instrument contains 675 speaking pipes, besides a number tor ornamentation only, and cost thn church 14,600. Tho contract for thl Instrument was let by the church on February G, 1920, hut M. P. Moeller. wh0 Is ono of the largest organ builders In the United , States, at that tlmo had so many . orders on his books as to render It Impossible to get the lob out until this time, as all orders are entered In tho order ot their receipt. This make and particular style of organ was sclecied by the organ committee ot the church through the advice and at the suggestion ot the Earl Shepherd Music company ot this city. The organ committee ot the church consisted ot Rev. E. P. Lawrence, pastor ot tho church at the tlmo tho contract was placed, Mrs. Charles Wood Eberleln, Mrs Burge W. Mason, Mrs. M. P. Evans Mrs. Bert C. Thomas. Miss Augusta Parker and Andrew M. Colllor, who hare worked tirelessly to provldo the best that money could buy for the church. The Instrument will bo In charge of Mrs. Eberleln, who will be assisted by Miss Margaret worden. "i LITTLE GIRL HAS GAINED 15 POUNDS" SAYS HAPPY MOTHER ill -LUCML. 1 L.1- Little Rhode Island Girl Is As Bright nnd Cheery And Her Cheeks Are As Rosy As Ever. SHE CAN UP IN NOW KEEP HER CLASSES ANOTHER SCK.MO ROAD '(Wltorlal from San Francisco Ex asalner), The Skyline Boulevard from San Francisco to Santa Cruz will soon be started. And now a group ot energetic and far-alghted citizens of the counties to the, north of San Francisco have begun agitation for a continuous sound highway from the bar to Ore gon, clearing the war for comfortable boulevard driving to Portland. The road will traverse some ot the most naturally beautiful country In all California, especlallr that portion north of Eureka, who rthe war lies through forests which bare been In existence for twenty-five centuries. The Klamath Rtrer at Requa, now crossed pleturesquelr but uneconomi cal by an Indian-hauled ferry, will be bridged. It Is a big project. But the best projects sre always the big oni. Dior aro tho ones which test the mettle ot tho tnoa who undertake them. Tils one Is certainly worth while. It merits the general applause and general help. "Only a Mother Can Un derstand What I Suffer ed When I Saw My Daughter Slowly Wast ing Away," Says Mrs. Mary Smith. Brewn: "I'm always behind hand." Hicks: "Oh. why?" Brown I alway think of what to do when someone else has done It!" NEW PROGRAM AT THE STRAND TOM OUT COW TESTING PROFITABLE INVESTMENT CORVALL1S, Dec. C, Oregon esw-teetlng association dairymen asade a clear profit of $26(4 by following tbe association methods tat October. "This shows splendid progress," reports E. B. Fltts, fed eral aad O. A. C. extension dairy specialist. The average yield of milk re ported for the 2500 cow In cow- teettag associations was 571 lbs., aad tha yield of butter fat 27.91 eaads. Tbla was an arerage of l.li poands ot fat over the yield far October '20. The total gain was C920 pounds jaf (at, which at 45 cents a pound "wai Worth 11(14 a clear gain. ThW gala'was made orer much better than arerage production, be ta the yield of well tested cows last year. Compared with tbe av- erage yield ot untested cows tho akewtat; is xoncb more Impresstre. There will be an entire change ot program at the Strand tonight As Sallte Waters of "Up the Rosd with Sallle," In which she is presented by Lewis J. Seltnlck, Con stancy Talmadge Is tho star attrac tion tonight. The novel, of which this is the plcturtzatlon. will be remembered as tho most popular best seller ot Its yesr, and Frances Sterrett sure ly mnst havo bad Constance Tal madge In mind when she drew this picture ot the Irreslsttblr vivacious and lovable young woman who goes forth to seek adventures. They come so thick and fast that even she Is moro than satisfied and glad to scttlo down bofora the end is reached. There will. In addition to the above, be two comedies, in one of which Charlie Chaplin appears. Thirty thousand Oklahoma glrU are enrolled In farm clubs. BELFAST, Ireland, Doc. 5 Holle stiUa arc regarded with much dis faw, br the members ot tbe Irish JUtMiBileaa army who bare been, mak tag.aa extenslre sweep of them in IftWtk.DMWgal.. 'Altogether 40 ot the km Imm salted and one which eeeaped'aa laitial search was later dkntarad? aiddea dews a 000-foot NOTICE OK FINAL SETTLEMENT In the Matter of tbe Estate of Dempster W. Anderson. Decsased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned has filed In the County Court of thn RtnfA nf n,,,.. .- vi. math County tho final account of his uuiiiimninuion 01 sain estato, and said court has fixed December 24, 1021, at 3 o'clock P. M. as the time, and tho Cnurt rnnm nf aaM r-ntt m the plaeo for the bearing of tho ob- jocuous or saia nnal account and for the settlement thereof. OEORGE E. ANDEIISON. Administrator of tbe Estato of Dempster W. Anderson, Deceas ed. N' 21-28 D 2-12-19. IN THK COUXTV COURT OF THE BlAIB (WKGOX FOIt THE COUXTV OF KLAMATH xoncH In tbe Matter of the Estate of J. 1'. L.K.K. LMCnaneri EXeCUtrlX notlcn Of Final innnl notice is hereby given that I have filed my final account and report as Executrix of the estate nf J. P I .on deceased, and tbe above entitled court has fixed ten o'clock In tho forenoon of Dflcemhnr Sliili 191 tbe time, and tbe County Court room of this Court, In tbe Court House of Klamath County, Oregon, In tbe city ot Klamath Falls, OrcrjOD, as the place when and where any person mar presem any oojection or excep tion to anything therein contained, Or to anvthlnr rinnn thnrnln hv ma a Executrix, and at the sild time and iiiacs iuu saia louri win iinauy set tle said account. This notlea la nrrinrAil miraimnf in an oruer oi tne Honorable u. u. Bun neii, judge ot the alove entitled Court, marifl nn Nnvumhar 19th 1091 and thn firat nuhllrntlnn nf anM nn- tice was mado on November 21, 1921. ElAIMltrlr nf thn T.naf Will anil Testament and of tbe Estate of J, P, Lee, deceased, N21-18 D5-12-18. "Every tlmo t look nt my little girl's roiy cheeks my heart goci out In pralto and gratitude to Tnnlae," said Mrs. Mary Smith, ot I'enccdale, It. I , a suburb ot 1'rovldcnce, recent ly. "Until Mary as eleven year, of ngo st-o always enjoyed good health and had a ry happy, fun-loving dis position. Howctor. during tho past three jears sho became very thin and frail. She took on n tery sallow color, her tongue coated over, sho complained of a bad tnte In her mouth, dull headaches, and ot feeling languid and tired all thn time She lost l.er sunny disposition and be orae nervous. Irritable and moody Her appetite got so poor that I had to coax her to eat. Her sleep as fitful, her eyes dull, and her steps so heavy that It seemed she hadn't strength to lift her feet from the floor. "She had always stood high In her , life and good boalth again. My grat studies, but now her reports were so, Itudo tn Tanlac Is unbounded." bad that her teacher called on mo to Tanlac and Tanlae Vegetable Pills find out why sho had gono back so' aro sold by drugglsta everywhere. In hor lessons. When I asked her why she had failed so In her school work sho cried and said shn studied as hard as over, but couldn't seem to remember. Only a mot hor can understand what I suffered when 1 saw my daughter slowly, but surely, fading ivn ay each day. I could hard ly keep back tho tears when 1 looked nt tier. "Six months ago wo took her out ot school, thinking this might help her, but sho continued to grow worn'. Wn were told that sho would get better whn she got older, but I was afraid she couldn't live and have 'hod many a tear over her condition In fact, my husband and myself, both. were downright sick from worry over her, nnd yet, nothing did hsr any good. "Ono day mr husband said, 'Why not hato Mary try Tanlact Each morning I havo read tn the papers ot someone being helped by It and It may bo what sho noed.' "Well, I had tried everything else, so as n last resort I had llary try Tanlac and 1 haro fell thankful o thousand times that I did, lloforn she finished the first bottle she was eating like 1 have been wanting lo sea her eat for three years. Now sho la tho first to the table and the last to leave. She has gained fifteen pounds and In still gaining, and her tare Is aa round and rosy as It ever was. Her eyes sparkle with health, hor stops aro light, and she Is as full ot Ufa as a kitten. It does my. heart good to hear her running around, singing and laughing and enjoying Remember, I want your business aad your recommendation to your Vrhmil. In ordsr to gain these fa- Tors, I must glvo joll tlie beet of eorvtr and the price charged must be right. Dr. tlohle, TOO Main, I'll tss-w . "Only One Thing Breaks My ColcP THU relief tlut Dr. King's New Discowty glr from stuliLorn old colds, and (Miruthtng new one, grlppo and Innvit-tortiuinc touch lut ma. In It tbe Stamford remedy it l today, t iimc-inm lor nny years ami never moro popular than today. No harmful lirun. Wi will soor. notice the relief In loosened phlegm and rated rough. Alwyi reliable, ami cool for the whole family. Has n coinindnB, heal ing taite with all its good medicinal qualities. At all drucsitti, 60 cents. Dr. King's New Discovery for Colds and Coutfis 77HR"'on!o3ipTionMe: wok headache, tulioumess, sallow akw, waste matter In the Intestinal syttern. Correit this health-undermining condition by taking Dr. King's PUIs. 25 cents. All drutxMs. D PROMPT! WONT OIUPE . r. Rings Pills I I bcot tnrinnn I I I milium nl -' klvukv wm 1HHL service MmmmM Ing S P M. of December 19. 1921 for the Installation ot n telegraph fire alarm aystcm. proposals to be ac companied by plans and specifica tions nnd estimates of cost. A. L. LKAVITT, l'ollco Judgo Dy order of the Common Council N23 to D5 Inc NOTICE OK INVITING PROPOSALS FOR rURNISHIXG FIRE KOUiniENT Proposals will bo received by 'fte Common Council of tho City ot Kla math Falls. Oregon, up to and Includ ing 8 P. M. of Deecmbor 19. 1921, for furnishing tho city with ono (1) triple combination pumping, chom- leal and hoso car. Proposals accom- oanled by specifications to be sub mitted for 600, 7S0 and 1,000 gallon jumping rapacity. A. L. LEAV1TT, Police Judge. Uy order ot tho Common Council. Nil to D5 Inc. RIDS WANTED School district No. 1 will receive bids up to December 19, 121, for 200 cords ot body wood, to be cut from live trees, to be delivered as thn board may direct, to the various schools, wood to be tiered on school grounds. The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Ad dress bids lo P. L. Fountain, chair man, or J P. Wells, superintendent. 1-7. Real Record Service It is ousy enough for a store to enrry a few hundred records that are good sellers, but we carry six thousand, and hundreds of these are seldom called for once in a year, consequently it does not pay us to carry them but we do so in order to give you the best record service, in Southern Oregon. Wholesale record service from the factories is greatly improved, but far from perfect, and we look forward to the time soon when we can give you 100 per cent record service, which means every Victor Hccord made. Extra help and our demonstration rooms enable us to serve jyou best during your Christmas Record Shopping. earl shepherd::co. 507 MAIN ST. PHONE 282-J Ot THE CHRISTMAS TREES are here now, st the FREE MARKET any site, neatly mounted on stands. Come In and make your eelectlon, ar call 412-R., and we will deliv er oae that will please you. FRY DON DONO MUSICAL HEADQUARTERS FOR SANTA CLAUS MECCA TAXI SERVICE Office Phone 153 Closed Cars. Res. Phone 339-J Country Tripg Solicited MMWVMMVVVVVyMWVMVWMWWMWwWWWWWw Outfit Sets Toilet. Travelling. Shaving Baby. School, Manicure You know a little set containing three to six pieces makes a pretty complete little gift and does not necessarily mean a big outlay of money. We are making a specialty this Christ mas of complete outfit sets something in toilets, shaving, for manicure and traveling sets; school sets and baby sets they are all nice goods and are all prettily packed and pop ularly priced. "Let George do It" Swiss Watch Repair Specialist 622 Main Street Underwoods PharmafY KLAMATH FALLS UKEOOXt THrrT iit?Aftvi Y I ounrfvl WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY TMCIR DRUGS Prices Reduced Buy Nowl m m jArfO- ty L KT the deparlod ones be heaoso ed even In the grave. Lat tfte sculptured marble direct oar foot steps to the scene of their lottf sleeps Let tho chiseled ojttajl. re peat their names aad tell where raw poso tho nobly good aad wise. -aVoagf allow. .aatcffl.m.mlmHlHBLPtlj Qhe wonderful THOR IB.ONER coith the one finger AUTOMATIC CONTROL NOTICE OP INVITING PB0P06ALBI FOIt INSTALLATION OP FIRE ALARM SYSTEM Proposals will be received by the Common Council of tbo City of Kla math Falls, Oregon, up to and Includ- Klamath Falls Marble and Granite Works 1040 Main St. Klamath Falls Sold on Easy Terms SIT DOWN touch a button eulde your work. All iho hard woilc and long hours of ironlnn day arc over uhcu you own aT hor Automatic Electric Ironer. Has no leveia or foot pcdalt. Two buttons at your right hand control every operation. The shoe opens and clous at a touch of yourfinjer. Nothing to ux your ttrcnirth. No belt to slip and break. The only ironine machine with a two speed roll alio a wide opening (hoc liivini; amplo ipaco for easy cleaning and waxing tkiuthi hnd to be hand-ironed, aro dono quicUy and easily on the Tlior. Automatic ccntnl leaves your hands freo for ouiding the work. The open end of the ironing roll makes it city to iron colli bandt, cuffs and ruffles. Save tha of Ironing Time "Irening: Day" becomri a thing of the patt when you get a Thor. It does tho family ironing in tn hour or to. The heavy damatk linen table cloth whicn takes 30 to 40 minutes to do by hand, ij Ironed in 5 minutes. It comci put tvith a sheen which only uniform presturc can pjvo to lineni yet the frailest woman can do tuch work on the Thor without " fitiriz herself in tho (cut A (.tool comes freo with each machine, 'Cunt in tmtmw lurt and tee this wonderful machine. Authorized Thor Dealer COMET ELECTRIC CO, 1026 Main Street ,? --li-' 4 f , k-V".