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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 6, 1922)
r A FRIDAY, JANUARY , II THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Pngo V. i The Evening Herald B. J.'MinUtAY K. 1. IIA1UIKTT ttMtof Cttr Kdltol riiblliheit dally eicept 8undajr, br The Horald Publishing Companr ot Klamath Falls, at 110 Eighth Btrtct. Entered ot tho postofflca at Kla math Folia, Ore, for transmission through tdo mails ai second-class matter. ltWMrWMMWWWVWWMVMVWMMMWVMAMAMAAAMAMMAAAMMMMAA OASSIFOADVERnSEMENTS jxruvv'uvxruxrxnjvtAfu'V'iAfsfv """""J MISCELLANEOUS rrnctlcal nurse dotlrrs ments. Phone UK"'. engage-R-C MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED PRESS. The Associated Press Is eicluslrely entitled to tho uso for publication of all nows, dlsnatche credited to It, or 'not' otherwise credited In this paper, and also tho local usws pub lisher herein, riuiuv, jANOAitr e, uaa OREGON BREVITIES j I'OUTIAND Italian "gardeners to erect three-story' marKc building. Mnrthfleld Coos County lumber cut for 1921, 225,000,000 bosnt feet. Tort Orford cedar brought J 1,780, 000. Dairy products lifiO.000. Im provements In county total U.SOO.-000. Capital Invested In Oregon Indus tries Increased from $139,(00,000 In 1914 to t(39f9S2,000 In 1919. Sat nrles anil wages paid Increased from $16,618,000 to J34.9S6.000. Grand total valuo Oregon products 1921 4290,805,000. Total amount spent on roads In 1921 $18,250,000. Towers Tho Smith Powers lagg ing Co. has 700 men on lta payrolls. liond lumber output for 1921, 112, .000,000 feet. ,l.afaycttp has moving picture thea tre. Dittte Vnllcy Irrigation district to cost $1,000,000. 'Portland slices salaries ot school janitors $40,000. Gugeno Masonic orders plan 1150,- 000 temple. Tillamook lumber cut 1921 120,' 000,000 feet, valuo $3,000,000. Itoseburg 3,155,000 prune trees being planted to Increase acreage, Portland 3 new ships arrive to toko oriental cargoes. 'nugene Machinery factory In creates capital to $50,000. Scappoose has new 20,000 tt. capa city planing mill. Dig Mcdford Irrigation district to lw! completed and havo water for 1922. Portland Honcyman Hardware Co' building to be remodeled at cost of $25,000. Marshfleld Menasha Woodenwara C6'. plans woodworking establish ment. Astoria $250,000 paid for Clatsop Lumber Co's sawmill, planing mills and dry kilns. Hotcburg Taxpayers league slashes budget advising decreases In nearly all departments. Propose that county commissioners be placed on full time and handle work Instead of relegating Important affairs to clerks: clerk hire Is eliminated. Pendleton Cot of municipal gov ernment not to exceed Its Income this year. Drooktngs California & Oregon Lumber Co start construction work on 'their now Jogging camps In red woods near Smith River. Salem State highway commission will receive bids Jan. 10 for sale ot $1,000,000 of 5 percent state high way bonds. Corvnllls General Hospital, costing '$"75,000, to open Jan. 1. Coos county tax budget shows In crease of $33,000 over budget year ago. Klamath Falls Flro department to get 10,000 gal. engine pump, cost $13,000. Seaside $4500 sewer contract awarded. Ttanler Mencfeo mill to resume operations employing 60 men. $350,000 Elk Rock Tunnel bet ween Portland and Oswego complet ed. MI)ton Construction of new tele "phono line to begin soon. .Mapleton Cushman road, 13 mllps long nnd costing JC0.000, to be completed by (all. Marshfleld Front street paving to cost $47,000, ' Central Coal and Coke Co., a Kan sas concern, to start development In spring, ot vast Echo tract, located In western Columbia and eastern Clat sop (fountlcs. Hood River (Work resumed on Booth Hill section ot Loop Road. Crane Storage reservoir to be constructed on Trout Creek, cost ,1100,000. 'Astoria Clatsop 'mill to begin work In January, employing 130 men. Kugonc Now school house to be built ot'Slltcoos. Forest Grove votes $50,000 bond Issue to pay oft Indebtedness of city, Portland Contract awarded for 25,000 fire brick tor use In rollntng furnaces ut municipal Incinerator. FOUND Animal skin Owner may hare same by proving property nnd paying for this ad, 81S N, 9th St. 5-7 It you want to sell It, buy It, trade It, or find It, try a Herald classified ad. FOR RENT Four room furnished npartmnnt with piano. No children. Phono 253M. 5-G WANTED Partner to help with tho best motion picture Idea ecr In- ruled, tho "Compound fllckerless projector." Address Rot 34, City. 4-7 JVANTIID Woman for general housework Small family. Tele phone 3S0. 5-7 FOR RENT 3 room furnished apartment 419 10th St. Tel. 24SW. 5-7 FOR RK.NT 3 room plastered ,. Inquire 1610 Crtsrent Ave. 4-10 HK11K VH A UK. AGAIN! Whits Leghorn Daby Chicks. Rarron-Tancred Btraln. Hatched exclusively from our own hens that averaged for the year 1921, 151 eggs each for the wholo flock. This Is the real test ot merit, rather than the achievement ot n few select ed from a large flock and fed on pin and Angel food at a laying con test. We have greatly enlarged our plant and are prepared to hatch fifty thousand chicks during the season. Order early and get them when wanted. Price per 100: January and Feb ruary $15.00; March and April III.. 50; May and Juno $11.00. Pure bred P. Rocks and R. I. Reds hatched on special order. Maywood Poultry Farm, Coming. Calif. J3-FI STKAM HUATKI) rooms $3.50 per week. Large, well lighted lobby, shower baths. Nnw wlntnr rates. Central Holel, J. T. Ward. Mgr. 9tf. WANTKD Woman for general housework, 415 Washington St. 3-T 3Ki: OUR CRATER LAKE Pictures before you buy elsowhors. 8tln- on Photo Shop. N25tt. MUSIC SALE ALL Lyceum Itnll, cor. Sth & High, well suited for select parties, will be rent ed at nominal prices. Apply to M Motschenbtcber, Phono S5fiV, or on premises, 30-tt FOR SALE Dry limb wood. Al Cry stal, Phone 109W. 3-7 LOST On .Main St., In front of where tho Houston opera house stood, an open-faced, gold watch, with gold chain, to which Is attached a door key. Watch Is a keepsako high ly prlied and If the porson who tound It will return It to me. It will be appreciated and I'll pay a re ward. N. J. Chapman, 204 Wllllts Rldg. 3- roR RENT Room with bath ad joining, for gentleman. 1135 Pine. 4-7 I.OGOINO SLEIGH New. Cost $275. Will tako $175. Ltskey Ranch, Swnn Lake. 3-9 FOR RENT Five room furnished house, with bath, on pavement. Call at 10194 Jefferson mornings. 4-S Will trade ten. assume or pay difference, one practically now Gary 3H ton capacity truck for farm qr home. Will furnish work for truck. Writo cr call K. L. Cramblltt, Public Market. Klamath Fall. 5-7 WANTED TO lU'Y A couple of good milch cows Address Hox W. C. Herald. 4-5 Pianos, Phonographs AND Resumption of activity In North west tmber development forecast In plans of Charles S. ICellh for opening up of the Efclea tlmbor tract In Washington. Columbia, Clatsop and Tillamook counties. Oswego New bank to open here. Eugene Ro-bulldlng brldgo wash ed out near Coburg started. Eugene County court to raise city school levy about $14,000. Portland First unit of proposed produce terminals In East Portland to start soon, cost $30,000. Portland's building permits for November showed greatest percen tage ot gain over November, 1920, of all coast cities. Percentage of gain 132. Portland $20,000 Woman's club building to be erected. One hundred and twenty-two mills reporting to West Coast Lumber men's Assn. for the week ending De cebmer 24th, manufactured 55,283,- 655 feet of lumber; sold 70,(92,993 feet: and shipped 67.990.816 feet. Forty-four per cent of the week's shipments moved by water. The West Coast Lumbermen's Assn. Is Invited to consider the port of New London, In connection with locaton for East Coast lumber ter minal. W. D. Skinner connected with rail roads In Portland tor 27 years has been promoted to vice president and traffic manager of the S. V. & S. Ry. NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION (Publisher.) DEPARTMENT Or THE INTERIOR, Not coal land U. S. Land Office at Lakevbw. Oregon. Dec. 27, 1921. NOTICE Is hereby given that Ger trude West, whoso post-office ad dress is Klamath Agency, Oregon, did, on the 23rd day of May, 1921, file in this office Sworn Statement and Application, No. 011730, to our- eriase the EH NEllk NWVl M3H. NBVi NWiU. action 16 Township 38 B, Range 12 E, Willamette Meridian, and the timber theroon, under the provisions of the act of Juno 3. 1878. and acta amendatory, known as the Timber and Stone Law," at such value as might be fixed by appraise ment, and tnat, pursuant to such ap plication, the land and timber there on barn been appraised, Seven Hun dred Ninety Dollars, tho tlmlor es timated 630 M board feet at $"1.00 per M. and the land $160.00: that said applicant will offer final proof In support of his application and sworn statement on the 13th day ot March, 1922, before Bert C. Thomas, V. 8. Commissioner, at Klamath Falls, Oregon. 'Any person Is at liberty to protest this purchase before entry, or Initi ate a contest at any time before patent Issues, by filing a corroborat ed affidavit In this office, alleging facts which would defeat the entry. Notice will be published for nine consecutive weeks in the Klamath Herald. F. C. LIGHT. Register. D 30 J 6-13-20-27 F 3-10-17-24 r '' VaBsHr t pT gSjgMgggH nniL. r PUggBxSSj I saHSls' .BB 1 z2t VijP .gLHl Musical Instruments We have leased our. Music Room on the west side of the building to the Rainbow Sweet Shop Confectionery, and we must get rid of the stock by February 1. There are no "ifs, ands or buts" about it the Stock Must Be Sold AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER KNOWN IN KLAMATH FALLS SHOW CASES AND FIXTURES ALSO FOR SALE Winters Jewelry Store 712-714 Main Street wvVWvvvvvwmww.vwvw' www " HECTOR'S JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE iNVV'V'WM''lNS'lfcrfMM'NWNVWNMWMMMVMW HERMAN KUKTZISCII, 3Ulwaukr Wis. "When tt comes to eating, work ing and sleeping I'm liko a different man from what I was a short tlmo ago," said Herman Kurtitlsch, 406 V4 Norrls Placo, Mllwaukoo, with the Northwestern Life Insurance Co., In relating his experience with Tanlac. "My whole system was about to give way as a result of two years' constant suffering from stomach trouble nnd I was so run down and worn out I was hardly able to work. I actually dreaded to cit, tJs after every meal I suffered so terribly from heartburn, and 1 was so nervous I got little rest day or night. "If It hadn't been for Tanlac I'm firmly convinced I would havo had to resign my place. It camo to my aid In tho nick of time and I am strong tor It. Tanlac was worth at least fifty times what It cost mo." Tanlac and Tanlac Vcgetablo Pills are sold by druggists overywhorc Adv. MECCA TAXI SERVICE J. A. McDOUGALL B. L. COE Phone 153. Closed Car Country Trips Solicited MWywMMMWWWVrVVNrVWfVNlWW I ASSiMVMWMMWMVWMVMWVMMWWVMVWVVMWVMMVM TELFORD'S GUARANTEED FRESH EGGS FOR HAI.K AT ANDERSON'S GROCETERIA Every egg stamped with II. T., and for every egg found with a blood spot or not absolutely fresh, onu-balf doien fresh eggs will bo given free. As there aro only a limited numbor ot thosn eggs, get on tho regular customer list for them nnd they will bo reserved for you. These eggs aro gathered fresh each day, and each egg Is ex amined before a powerful light in a dark room and every egg In any way defective Is, sorted out. When you buy these eggs you know you are gottlngs eggs that are eggs. I i MMMMMAMVMVWVWMMVWMWWWMWVMMWVVI)MMMAAAMMMAMM "Florida arrowroot" Is made from species of Zamla, or "Coontle," grow Ing wild In southern Florida. This plant supplied the Somlnolo Indians with food during their long wars with the United States. Methods of regulating tho humid ity of the air In building, especially In factories where moisture plays an Important part In various Industrial processes, constitute a branch of en gineering known as "alr-condltlon-Ing." DR. J. G. GOBLE OPTOMETRIST OPTICIAN 700 Main Htreet lMne J33-W We Fit anil Grind Glasses. Duplicate, Ilroken Lenses. Repair Frame At The Strand TONIGHT JUNE ELV1DGE and MONTAGUE LOVE IN "The Steel King" Thrilling story of a Millionaire's Romance 2 -New Comedies -2 You'll laugh 'til your sides ache Prices 10c. - 20c. Show Starts at 6:30 Silk Hosiery Sale 67c, 87c, 97c, $1.17 Women's Fleece Underwear Long Sleeve, Short Sleeve and No Sleeve SALE PRICE 89c EACH Kayser Underwear SALE PRICE $?1.98 Values to $2.50 to $4.60 Fine Cambric Muslin 18c. Our 25c grade, new and soft for the needle. Kayser Chamosette Gloves 78c Our regular $1.00 glove in black black, grey and white. jsfirwwvTOisss"i' ii "r" Kid Gloves Regular $2.50 glove $1.98 Regular $3.50 glove $2.48 Women's Silk & Wool Vest $1.48 Two styles, long sleeve or sleeveless. Regular $2.50. All Silks at Sale Prices Crepe do Chine 98c , Georgette Crepe $1.18 Taffetas $1.48 Satins $1.98 Meysnlinu $1.48 All Women's Coals l2l'IiICB. 1kVWM'' MMMSM Clearance Sale of Blankets All Blankets and Comforts 20 0F" All Women's Flanelette Gowns Vs OFF All Waists and Bloomers Crepe de Chine, Geor gette, Pongee l3 OFF -nju-LrVi(VVVirtll1'''l'J BALED STRAW MURPHEY'S FEED STORE 4 So, ejhst. Thorn 17