The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 02, 1922, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"Hi ,,,1 a . 41 'j' rw 3 ,fW w ,vk M i-i ?T vV -4v tH .. ' 4 t I.' rfe,. ik-jir The Office Cat BY JUNIUS fleeing through tin Idea Is good seeing nn Idea through Is better. J. M, Evan say n man's homo used o ho his emtio, now It'n his wife's card club headquarters. Seem So! That last member of thn famous Light llrlgadn has died ngnlnl Those lvP)s nre certainly Immortal. "P. S. hn half of the world's gold." headline. If you don't be- Here It lookiatr people .toeth. u Tho- iMfffirnro "The, main difference- 'twlxt rno an my boy Jim.'. explained Wll- llntn jOrlffllh t&rmor. "i$ that wbn I nut In ti day' at work I don't feel ilko funnlnv "round nign'ts,1 'nnd when 'JlnVfciits In a night runnln' rnumt-'hf dori'V-feel - muiJh Itice wnrkln' ilayV" ' ' ' , In Delaware thoro Is a town that leasts of a femato tiro company. Chances am that they use silk hose. Pointers Audacity Is tho stepfather of suc cess. Men are. dlfforcnt. Husbands are. alike. ' Even a tall man may not be aboro crlPictym. 1 It Is' far easier to lore somebody than to respect them. Men llk0 to be laughed at for 'heir wit, but not for their folly. c ' Charles Defcp says and to think thai Just- about two years ago that word VPrisctlptlon" had a fine rep tiatlon! . Hchsfal Hint "Roy, you!1' called 0 disgruntled! rustfcmer. In the rapid fir restaur nnt.J"My cocoa'a cold!" "Well whyn't ya pat on your hatT" b"rLkIr returned lelolse the watlri..' ' A Tlio old man found ho could not go up t flight or stairs as fast as ho nnro could, giggles fJlenn Parker. Hut ' ho could come down as fast as ho ever did. Wo admlro men for their perfec tions. Wo lovo them for !ielr fall ings, for It makes them one of our selves. Modern Kpttafihs Mary Snooks has gono from hence, Synthetic gin Us not good sense. L. V. Hansen sayji some men are born rich, some acquire riches, and some, glvo up ' and call It filthy lucre. Thn vanp went up tho winding .stairs, Arl?tOfTMr Thoiileit fbeklpd hf follf M.' Slid stepped unil' itboped tole'hir shoo Ills chewing gum ho swallered. "Fifty thousand dollars stolon In Chicago found In J.os Angeles" monoy noes further than It did once. ' ' His Choice Tomtriy was permitted to go In nnd sco his 'new twin brothers. Af ter looking at them a moment ho said. "Keep the red-headed ono, ma, 'causo he'll bo the best fight er." Thoro biw hoen so- milch fain re cently that' wn'are Inclined to bo llev'o tho plcnc season has oponed. That ArlUtle t'lui'k Tho now .silver dollar may bo linprov'emont, from nn artistic point of view, but It Is just as hard to oirn and lust 11 eSay to spend as ! the old one. 'TWOULD HKM SO NeW York man wooed and won his brldo by uBll, which is .the most expensive correspondence school course known 1 m i04 homes In Klamath Falls use irctrle MBgos. Is your Home one of lkjlj.jjik Rlrerleetrlc Co. LONG-BELL CO. MINE 1ST Largest Lumber Manufacturing Concern Transfers Ac tivitics) From South to New Fields The largest manufacturer of southern plno lumber, ywner of! Inrxo tracts of timber In Kiamnm, county and one nt the largest lum ber producer In the world, the Long-Hell' Lumber company of Kan sas City Is arranging a gradual, transfer of Its Interests from the southern states to tho fir forests of the northwest, where the com pany owns more than 70,000 acres of what Is said to be the finest stand of timber In the world At the conflueaco of the Colum bia and tho Co win t rivers, just op poslto Kelso. Washington, the com pany has purchased several thou sana acres or mnu, on a part or which construction will presently be.i gin of sawmills, docks, storage Washington. yards, railroad yards, machlnol Hocently representatives of the shops, hotels, homes, retail bust. i.oyaj Legion cf Loggers and Lum ness and amusement center and all hermen visited the Long-Hell pro the Incidental equipment and con-' nertles In the northwest, nfter tenlcnces of the most modern log ging communities. Returning to Kansas City recent ly from tho northwest, where he examined the progress of the do yelopmcnt. It. A. Lon. founder nnd chairman of tho board or dir ectors of the company, nnnounced Immediate construction plans for tho now project. 4 iTho plant will be located GO miles Inland from tho Pacific ocean, about half wny from Portland. Ore gon to tbo ocean. Large ocean freighting vessels travcrso thq Col umbia river from Portland to the faclflc, passing this, location nnd will find loading for rame at tho docks of this company. Three trun): line railroads, the Great Not '.hern, the Northern Pacific and tho Union Pacific, will distribute Lins-Hell lumber to the Interior point of tLo United States. This means fiat the entire world will" be .1 market for tho product of tho lumber com pany's new manufacturing center. The two big mills, which will op crate day and night, will be loca ted on the Columbia river. Another mill located in the imntedlato vi cinity will bo built somewhat Jater. These mills wilt 'have an approxi mate annual capacity of 600,000,- 000 feet, or nearly 100,000,000 feet more than the company Is produc ing at present" tnlts 11 big south ern plno mill. The first constructibn will be that of the two fir mills.; These mills will stand aide by side with a 25 acre log pond between them This poad la to serve immediately thaie mills, whllo a larger pond of about 160 acres wilt serve as a storage pond. Jt will bo more than a year be foro tho mills ore completed," Long said. "The development now at hand follows two years of ex haustive preparation In surveying and mapping the entire timber holdings nnd clearing several thou sand acres of land, preparing for tho mills. Probably what is flio first relief map of timber holdings in the history of the lumber Indus try has been made and on such a scalo to permit officials in the Kan sas City office to plan detailed op erations, such ns location of "rail roads, outlying logging camps and mills." Tbo main offlco and general sjIc office will remain In thn It. A. Lone building In Kansas City. "Wo will not bo through cutting In tho southern pine dUtrlct for several years, and will be shipping fir in largo quantities long bofore our timber Is exhausted in the south," Long added. "ISrandlng our lumber, first in augurated, by this company iomo three years agowlll bo continued In the northwest. Every piece of lumber tba't leaves our mills will boar tbo trade-mark of the ioci pany." Long said '4,000 workmen would DOINGS OF THE DUFFS 1 ;TOM,'VEGOT A SURPRISE -, FOR VOU DORIS HA5 A i NEW iSTUNT AND I VAMT VOO TO COI1EiOUT V.ITH ME To DIMMER TOMIGHT WltL VOU? 1, s m THE EVENING , needed ho needed when thn mills were lendy for cutting, and pr:- vision n newe inane in mano mime life there, more attractive to fnm llles by t0 providing of suitable nnd attractive homos for their use Tho l.ong-llell Lumber company was founded In 1S75 with one re- (nil lumber ard. Today It Is a $30,000,000 corporation uwnlng 11 plno mills nnd tvo hardwood mills, all located In the south, also a largo whltp pine mill and S.1M1 and door factory at Weed, California, and 130 retail yards located In Kansas, Oklahoma. Missouri nnd Texas. S M Morris Is general western innnager Tor the company, headquarter nt present at with Kelso. which thej- Issued n statement say ing that the bunk houses and mess hall of the engineering crews werel1" " morning lr uawinnu. um of the highest standard. 11 policy (urnla. where they will spend the that will be carried out In all of winter. Miss Luillle will entur the the operations of this company. Yes, It Was a Hot Day Thermometer Said 121 But They Played Ball ri TOXOPOII, Nev. August 2 The "hottest" baseball game In the United States this car Is bnlleed to b that played nt Death Valley June iron. Cal.. on July 4, when the ther mometer stood at 121 degree whllo teams from the nearby borax mine and from the mining (amp of Hlio shnnn contested for tho champion ship of that part of the Mojave des ert. Two hundred spectators dis played much enthusiasm despltn the fact they did not have any prntec tlon from the sun. The California Oregon Power com pany make an attractive ratu for ranges. Link lllver Electric Co. 2'J-2 I1IH K.VCUSF. What do you mean by going out to get your hair cut In tho firm's time? demanded the factory fore man of a machlno hand. The bland reply was: 'air grows on firm's time, don't It? ITS FINE FOR We rat I'M) much tiK-nt whlili rlogs Klilnej. 1 hen the Hnrk Hurls Mmi folks foraet that the kidneys, hlko the bowels, get sluggish and Cloggeu anil neeu a nunnius ullkiiuu ally, else wo havo. backache and dull misery In, the kidney region, severe headaches, rheumatic twinges, tor pid liver) acid stomach, slooplosxness and all sorts of bladder disorders. You simply must keep your kid neys actlvo and clean, and tho mom ent you" feel on acho 6r poln In the kidney region, get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any good drug store here, tako a tablespoonful In n glass of water before breakfast for a few days nrid your kldneyii will then ait ilno. This famous nails Is miiilo frcm the. ucld of grapes, and lemon julon, combined with llthlu, and I harmless to flush clogged kidneys unit Htlmulaln them to normal actl vlty. Jt also neutralize the acids ln thn urine so It no loligor Irrltntes. thus 'ending bladder disorders. ' Jad Salts Is harmless; Inexpensive: makes , delightful effervescent llth la water drink which erbody should take now and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding f.erloim complications. A well-known local druggist says ho sells lots ttl Jail Salts to folks whff believe in overcoming Kinney i.auIia ivhlln It ta nnlv trouble. ' Ailv. . t r OH.DORIS. unue uiiru & fi nirii. mi h IS. IT A& K N 5 & ff J . M BBWi IIW I 11 1 ' oioel - - ff V ALPEADV.' . wr,-. Ti- 1.1V7,11i ,. .. f-i like . CV ff ,N', ' " r surprises; wi, ' l!Lr-wvr - . tm as m scssnar . r HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON EUROPE'S CHAMPION TERRIER 1 hm iimi -- - rni lii Itnreblt. That her mime has been mlhdgoil the best terrier In show In London Hamilton Adam, Personal Mention Mr. J L. Hockley and children L'nlierslty of fallfornU nnd the ounger chllilrt'H will attend grade school In Oakland this winter. Colonel nnd Mr. J. T. Mer nre tourist Ultor here Hit week from Kau Mateo, California Art.i O Itrndt nrrhed last night from .San Jcsn and I registered nt the White Pelican hotel W. S. Hart Is here from Sacramen to for a short business llt. Mury A K. Halt 1 a guest nt the White Pelican hotel from Herkeloy. T. M Cunningham wn. In town yesterday nfteruoim from hi ranch In tho Pine (5roe district. Oeorgii Tamel. who operates n ranch a few miles south of town, was In after supplies yesterday Hob Ilaldwln nnd "Doc" Powull nre planning on a trip to Odell lake. Mr. and Mrs, A. K dale anil Lester Hogg were visitor horo yesterday from Langelt Valley Allan lfolroiub, of the firm of Hoi comb nnd HlchanUon, I here from Dunsmulr on n business lslt. Horace Addis of Portland, field editor for the Oregdn Farmer. Is here to gut material for article nn Klam ath county, Ho will remnln for two (lays. Miss Mildred Thrasher left yester day afternoon to drive her family to Crater lake. They expect to return this evening, Mrs. Kdna Hawley, who has been here from Chicago for thu past week as thn house fcuest of Mr. and Mr. W. C. Vim Kmnn, left this morning for Seattle where she will Mslt with her son, Italph Hawloy, n member of tho Hawley Investment company of Seattle. ' A. L. Marshall was n county sent visitor from Olene yesterday when he enmo In nftcr supplies for hi hay crew Mrs. M. Illiiel was u passenger on the morning train bound for San Francisco. Malcolm Williams left this morn ing for his homo In San Francisco after u month spent hero with his cousin, Mrs, Forest Plel, at her homo In I'cllcun city. Tho Woman's Missionary society of tho Christian church will meet Thursday afternoon at tho homo of Mrs, II. Frank Owons,'13G South Fifth street, at 2:30. Mrs, Ilrlstow will lead the meeting nnd any ladles Interested In the work nro cordially Invited to attend Mrs. O, M, Young left this morn- lug for Portland with Mrs. II. Croc knit nnd Mr L, Klngfnrd nnd Mr. II. Mlllestono, ffhy' w'lll drlvo by au'torTioblli) via Crater Lake to their destinations In the Hoso city. Mrs, H. V. Nelson Is a county seat vlsltor'thls luornlng front tho Nelson ranch near Kenou Mr. and Mrs, J, Y. Tipton nnd f )a ,us,,r arrlvt-d on thu train " from Kirk tills morning where tlmy There Were Other Callers I BROOGHTOM'..K'.... -Acs BrtO muuno'rrVs. ' til .--. i t- kmviw.i READyjaVj fe J&6 RI GMT- : 1 r. . 4 . It mglht be rare bird, ' fur she nil l.uuipe m the Cumhrldgo due London i the proud ounor. Booze Outkickcd FroR 1 , SPOKANi: Aug 2 IVilenil nffl- J rers In a liquor laid tn .Mini I'enk. thlrt mill') east of Spokiino, Satur day took a quart Jar Hample of the moonshine, srlred and found n dead frog floating In It when the) exam ined It closely. "Klther tin frog was put thorn to glo tho stuff 11 kick." Hiiggt'Sted one of tho officer. "or. like Mark Twnlu'H Jumping frog, It had too much In It stouiiirh. Onl ouu thing Is certain, the kick was too much for tho frog." The mtery of the frog wns sotved with discovery of a water supply pipe leading to the still from a spring sixty fi'i't distant. "You can four some of the people all of the time, and all of tin people Home of the time" wn don't trv In fool any of the peopln nn of tho time Currlns" Fur irrug 2 hnve been pcndlng the summer and will move Into their lovely now homo on Pine Mreet. Charles 1,'lthrow left on the bunt this-morning for llncky Point where ho will spend tho remainder of the summer nt hi Niimmer inliln. Mr. and Mr. I) V. Kukeni!nll nnd so"-. John, Hill and Vernon, nr rhed home lat night from Creretit City whern they have been pendlng n happy two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs, Jackson Kimball nlso arrived homo yesterday from Cres cent City where they havn been rest ing up from thu hot weather whlrh ha been Klamath's heritage tli summer ,' After a reslilenco of many years here Mr. and Mr. W 11. Dabney left this morning for Itosnburg to mnke their future home. Uabney I n line man with tho California Oregon Pow. er company and is being transferred by thu company tn the Willamette j river alley' division. K C Hall was I town yesterday' after a fMhlnfc lltense preparatory to J taking n vnrntlon trip Into thu wild , Mr nnd Mrs. J. Percy Wells havn I return d from Portland where theyj hnve been spending thn summer. Well It luparlntvnilnnt of thn city schools and I hero to get thing In shape for tho opening in September Mli had P. Ilolauoy nnd l.)dia M Pockrocsky. an.il Jamu llnnlny Wll son and Alice Hell, all of Ibis city, worn mnrrlod at thn Methodist par-i sonagu Tuesday afternoon by thej Itnv 8 J Chnnny. .Mrs. Ilussle Nelson and two children, who havn been visiting Mr. nnd Charles Mouse huvo gone to Chlloquln for a whllo beforn re turning to their homo In California. I TIm I'iilnlrss )rn(U( tn. .,!.,. I ...... 1 .1 1 i. tln.,lj ,(,. I Lin seardi of a fragment of tnntlil "Tlial'H funny, I itont ct 1 in to mc j It." ' Pqtleiit. "You tiro lialty " I (Stiod music, makes for homo con tuntmeut. A Hruuswlck Phouograph will furnish tbo world'n best music. Currlns" For Drugsr 2 KEEP OH GOING -YOU'RE NOW GOING UP TO THE ROOFGARDEN'.. y BBBBSn 7 g K?orG""iSy tm "m-rr-rpA w . MU ' ' tt&i ANCIENT SKULL 5 T Anthropologists Specula itiff on Wlmt May Result From Vnlurtble Find SAN rHANCIHCO. Aug 2 -Amu-lour aiillirnpoloKlsts nnd student lu teiested In 1111111' beginning In North America 1110 speculating on wlmt inn) testilt from the Hiultlisonliiu IuhIUii tlou'N stud) of the skull of the Stan ford mint This human fragment, on- citHOtl In romeitted gravel, reiently was unearthed from the bank of tlatt rranclsiiulto ireok on the western biiunilary of tho rumpus at Stanford university and foruiuiltM to the In stitution It iiutliiulty apparently Is unquestioned, hut the place It will occupy In the history of man's pre historic development remain fm arleiii'n to determine Tho rarl that the ku was found IK feel hetdV tho level of the ur- riiiiuillug plain Indluite, act online to Dr. Ilalley Willi, profeor of geology of Stanford I'ulvurfllt). that It iiho iiiiiv be friiiii two thousand to ten thousand enr. The .structure or the skull tllffeifrnm that of the American Indian nnd ha the promi nent bony ridges above the u)es, which a iharui'terlstle of the primi tive man. There have I u no illsi'nverlei of human fossil of extreme antiquity on the North American continent nnd In scientific ilrrc It Is generally nrrtTil that man's first upponrauio on thn western hemisphere wn long ages lifter he hud settled himself In thu valle)s of Central IMiope 11 that theory Is acrepted, the Statifnril mnn wa rinupnritlvcl) ,1 moileru In dividual, although lie may have ante, dated clvlllratlon by many centuries Tho oldest hur.'Stt relic et discov ered glorle In thu luiuio ( f I'lthe rauthropii erei tu. otherwise the erect apn man nnd he belonged to an age so remote that no other truce or reiord of hi kind ever hat been found "I'lthe. nnlhrniius flourished, us nearly as science au estimate 1 tie million years ago The relic 1 consist of III skull, 11 thigh bone and a 1011 DM NT r Virslr9'BEClliBBBH Whya -rVR round tin for TEA? . Because a round tin which will hold a, vacuum and as flavor protection for you I;oi.cr.R'.s Golden GATF. Tha (Hlack or Green) is now vacuum-packed. It's thcsamcdelightful soothing flavor thacyoualwaysfoundinFolf'cr'sGoldcn Gate Tea only you can now use less tea per cup. Ask your grocer. FOLGEKS Golden Cato sffislTfL llfil MT M - J1 j un, n M -ZjO i Tt.vr.tm.v, .woiw u, man. MMIIMNi: IIUIM; TO ' i:.m HMl'ddl I NO I'OUTI.AND, ()n, Attn. .2 - l.fiPiil t'hlni'XK "III hold a muss nieollniT soim In (let hln, wlmt steps tuny l tiilit'ii tn lneal. up Himintlli'K rings III Cllllll'SK himiimiiIh wlilih uttiiliipl to hiiiiikkIc t'hliii'sn Into this nmnjr.v, iiiciiiilliiK to It I' lliinluiin, InspiM'. toi In i'Iiiiiko or tlin liiihilnriilliiii nen he In t)nmii, pie of muhir teeth and the) were found In .luvn by a Dutch siiikimiii In ISK1 under fifty feet of strain Mo fur a It vvan pinmlliln to draw eon (IiInIiiiis ft mil him nfti'C 11 lernu Htiuftlnn of the fragment. It wn evi dent thai lie vwiH something lens than a man ami sniiintliluK higher I linn nn iipe lie whs between the two es ironies nnd probably lielnmted to a eiles from which thn liuiunti rain wu evolved Java, when "l'lthecnu Hit upon' anil hi. kind foregathered, wn a pail of the Anlntlc malnlanil, In silenllfle opinion lleforo tlilii iildimt Nirnp of man kind rniiie to light and Intrigued the Imagination of the srienllfle world, other human relic had been illsinv. ore. I In Central Ktirope, but their agn wa a naught rouipureil with the man of Java The Heidelberg man whose nuly relic is 11 hIiikIo bit of jawbone, nn unearthed at 11 depth of about So feet In the Mailer hiJiiiIh near Heidelberg, tlertiiauy, In l!'H7 Ills into wa entlmaloil nt abinit MHi,. uuii )ears, or half that of hi nine lor, I'lthixautlirnpii. The I'lltdiiwii man, whose remnln eiiiislat of skull friigiueiil, wa turh ed up In h grove! bed at I'llldowu, Hiinsiik, l.'UKlnifil. In 1 1' It. (treat ns was Ills atltlqtllt). NClemo flteil til tlmo on earth 11 nbout 2,0,UiMi ears ago In I S ." fl a xkull i.ip iiml other part of a human skeleton came tn nri, n,,nr Duseldorf. (lermnny III 1 nro wa fKUred at about lno.OWl )o,ir anil he hornnio known In an thropology us the Neanderthal man Tim great age of these fossil dwarf nliiio"! Into Insignificant any thing that might be otprded of thn Stanford man. but students nevertlie lens httlluvo that a reasonable anti quity ran be established fir this hit 1 si find In the link of the human chain W don't know It all. If )nu have a suggestion that vvniihi Improve our drug service to vnu, wn Would up. 1 purl. tie having ou mention It to 11. t'urrln Haya So 2 is the best shape Hi TEA. BY ALLMAN 4 f' J- SISBSlB SSSSMSillWSWilSSSWSSSSSSW L ' 1 k n A K$fK, is . H - pyi r"J JL'-CP U-T1 M k . Jk fc b"