The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 18, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextiiiW7Wirri:,r--?,-K7t'WwT''T',a " ; ETt , . .U-. '.VwJ.l.tw.i .UWLiiMbWA.WVl. trtw, aA.lMlfciv W ,-. fe v 'ijfc J-!yri'rffc j Ttf. "yi- j ... y i21H t i.uiv? r ri.w. i i. j r rMPaaaajl Haiaa' H r " U aLn ai ,& OlV kma HaHiHBaH"aanMr t i i i i it THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Momiv, skpt. ih, una. fiMl aaily.oacaft I lOk J Mill W uSTtt Raifar. at CBpaay K a StrMl. vaatatai at taa aottatflca at Mav mdiwii.'m.l.m naMBffl"M tUMW tl aaattar. ta,, aUk u sacoaoHiaai MWKR.Or THB AMOCUTSD ftU Asitat4 PNH la.aielUiTO If talltM to tha on for pnbllca tiaa af all Basra dlapatches credited ta Jt ,ar aot otaersil croaitoa la MONDAY RW. .!, 1MB. s- LETS' GET IT Edward W. Roberta was a vlsl tor here over the week-end from Kirkford. A marritge license, wan issued late Saturday to Melvln L. Stnrkey and Violet Mildred Southard, both ot Modoc Point. J. I. Dtard ot the First National bank out'arttr ducks this wvk end and claim to hTc had go.id luck all around. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. HodUns. t Oakland, Caltlornl, arc here tor . short Tacatlon visit. They arc stay Ins at the White Pelican bote). Mr. Horace Manning. ,who for the last two weeks baa been en- .' . - .. . . joying n ouung mi spring crces, returned homslat night. Fred .Houston, Roy Ddrbtn and A. P. Qtorer r hunting ducks and big same In the Kirkford region thla4week. jt v Mr. and Mrstr iack ' Slater and Mr. aad Mr. Ai lst Whitman are iajojiag a tew days la tha woods aorta of Klrk'faraV. v . , Miss Aaata aHCoraack Uft jraa- terday moralar far Corrallls wber ska' will eater-collage. 8h ta a aesiar tbta yaar,, y Mla Grace 'Mata'ad' and " aeaaew, Jaator 'itaaa. 'fad ' Stanley Hljakk, aaaat yeitarday at Apea rV,tfL i4.rjriin t rtlWrea were Inh'a Aanfy teat this aiaraiag from their raach aoath of town ahoaatag with lccsl merchants, ;A. marriage lleaasa waa issued to Fraak Kkbbaru aad Eva Htllaa. both ftf'lhia eavaty. HlbbarU la Interest ed Ja the tamber bustaeas. ! H. Watteaberg. M. L. How ir;uW. C.PetHt aad C. T. Llnd alU are a'aarty of tourists who eaealt yeaterday aera. They are all ttem a faacisco. r Jt.it thomaeoa of the California dragaa Power camaaay It here on baajaea from Medford. Before re taralag he tspaeta to bo deck haat lag. ', , H f tifgaBaLm i( Americans Ex-Service Men Best Treated of Any in World i Republican Alminlrnlion Spends More for World Wnr Veterans Than for Any Item Except the Public DebU V. . Kt'.l'HKHKNT.lTM K lll, W. KIIIIIICK (MONTANA), MKMHKII ll(rK fO.MMITTIIl; ON AllKICl'l.TrNK in November, 191S. the people elect Veteriis' Hura. The number of bed rd a Hepubllcau CoftRro!", The ftrst In 'these hospitals tnken over by tliu session of this nei elected Kepub' I Veterans' llurenu h tu excess ot "!". Hcsn Congress began May 19. 1915. ' 000. yith It bessn practleslly sll Federal There were many ex-sen ice wen aid for relief and asslstaure of those iitn in mmnin iinn ir ih. nmn- who serted In the World War Aniiry who were not aware' of llu bene- cisooraie nrocnni rni-niuitrii ' NEW TODAY KOIl UKNT Kurnlahed upts.. cloo In. 138 N. Tenth Ht. 1S-20 Thore nro lettm-a nt the llonilil offlto mldressed to tlio followliiK nil vortlsers A II 0, Housekeeper, I-', if.. It. T Mux 100, llox 2. Itox S00, llov S7 mid llox tot, AilvortlscrH nro Kxktul to call for tliolr lettera. All letters tint eulloil for wltlilu ton tlnyw will lio destroyed. 18-20 How They Grow In Alaska SACUim'K- Lot Lnknvlew Aitdl-' lion. Lot 1. Illoei; HI, $2no cnnli. Win. Jnrobs, ownur, Hotel Tounilne. Oakland, Crtl. 1S' Pumlshed one room cabin, Colon-J l.il Itooms, lltli near .Main, l.v-20! w.tMJ 'hat fltaeaacaaa bai easily obutaed TwaatHtaataaaaiad dollars'-a yaarwaaM aay salaries to a Jadge aterk. kalllftad other officials ot a federal'. eaartaad leavo awreino that it tea years weald for a; magalftcaat fedaral buIdlng. True, the ataseat coagressloaii aet la io. r'rartde Jadgca to relJaTe eaagaailaa la existing districts, hut tha- aMaaltea ta Oregon calls for raaaady 'hjr. the creation ot a north ara aadaoatht'ra dlatriet. Th Ibateil locatiaa -for the court ot,tho aottthera dlatrkt, la Klamath aUa. . We TaocctfaUr aaggest that the ebambor'aC caatmaree strt a, more- meat ta aseartaia-tha aaaalMittla ot ktaa aiiaa,ta aaa to- gar ay wua tha Oraaea- laaiaaaatattwa a'C Wash- tagtoafta aaearV a'atw-fadarat dis trict If 'R1" ia aaaarwa. " " . .Tji. fc ffawklni lfineeUd tii'ei I rou,,l consecutive season Mc- the Fort Klamath Meadows com- from a Taea'tloa'df'severardsys'Bssl I .,,jr ,""8 been " n,embr of a hunt-j pany, and Marsters, a member nf if which has heca Mated wllh tali '" v"lJ al J ' obtiok me company. ter aad mother at Kredenbers ,:,ua,,r " d ,uck- I " Bpria.. , " m!m Wanda ,Jrown antl jS , New Airplane Camera . .. . . . i L Fraak Howard and Ed 8ba left A,,ce TMurston. both teachers In Saarday afteraooa for Eagle Ridge. ,B ni5B wnooi. spsnt -esteraay at where ther ustet to hunt .luck. Crater lake. It was Miss Thurs-. wp5fKT (S, resgr Joyco axl4 aha was lotha watt for hard work. 8hc' kissed Charley Chaplin the other day. . ? '""".''. . y ;Botton maa broke hU leg in an, vMapty coa Wn. Another evil result Vftbe coa strike. , , v i 'One man 'carries $1,100,000 Insur 'aaeaiaa'd SO others a million. They ''natter themselves. ".a Ha'rrah. Okia., rltlteas hick be taasc alaet o'clock, curfew wskes y'tWai Mv.ajiit that's tbrf tntth., ' Philadelphia caught a robber steal- ,iag klssea.' They say he 'had some nffffth two and three Ico cream sodas. , 'Oraashoppers aro bad la Alberta, Canada. '" It may boost the price of Alberta peaches WiThey had. to chloroform a New 'Vark ,wal,trtta to close her', mouth, 'ilhls. however, laaotblas.aaw.,,", . Cm.. u 1 t V , V '.Society to exterminate cats is , aUrted, ;It coal be done, by teach lat dog to ciik,treea. - hi w Statue of Mles 8tsndlsh gota Its - Plan swrv uii py iiihiih, mmj .JJnVe heaja jhlaklag about' fhiper. Yaa haar about betas hand OTer program was formulated providing for hospital and medical aid for all, disabled and diseased ex service men. The program Included those uk rlntj front mental, diseases as a UtMK of. their war experience; alio vocatjoqat training and rehabilitation; als0 aaanclat allotments for those en gaged la such tratntas; also compenia tlaa. (or;men I totally or partially dls. abled, aad, for their dependents: and for tbe dapeadrnU ot those who died a& a reault of injury or disease con. traetad whllala.tlie service ot their f.Vfthj, waa expended to July 1. llt,;tavtae purposes of carrying out (Me jM-oaram the. sum, of 1.435.$5.MA. a aaeitiea aa appropriation ot.i23, t?4J,. has Jilst bean made by tbe Congress foe. the Veterans' Bureau Tor tha coming aic! .rear. This It a great eivapprppriation than made for any other aarpoaa except In payment of th aablic, debt,. ' ..rellqwtaj the. war the admlnlstra: tlon of relief for ai-eervlca men was dlTlded among several bureau aad this necessitated tramendoiui overhead ex N the hill taeead by cokgrem; and K awatttaa tha.'nresldoat'a aparovaU Mthorfaiag -tha - appointment "of iwentHlvo aew MersJ judges tor eiVtttng diatrkta. there U an oppor- taaity far lOamatr. ' Oragea aaada -another iadge aad aaether fedaral Jadlelat. district, and tha federalgovernment would tare' avaaey ta tha aroaeeailoa ot Klam ath cetjr'eaaeaby the.creattoa bet a.iaaeoaa aannetior uregoa aaa tk eatahHaaaiaat of a court t KtajaiiVk'yraMa. the-prassat east, of traaaaorta ttai Taf.dataadaata ta federal ease. aaaatlyl)a saUaaa. aad tha at to Portlaad la aaarmaaa. R la eaUmated. wa da aat'kaaw'haw etoaaar. that tha catt of ,tb araraga trUl la $500. Coa rlatT thaeaat' of railroad 'fate hotel aeeemodaOoas, which oailr art af tha aaaeaaa, aad . fan "that the averag eoateet asitcaaa calla far tha traasportatioa at at laaatVtaa atraoaa taPartlaad; tha aToraaa- aeamr reaaoaaMe. If arary caaa werexcoa'teite'theeoi wWld'WW'grea'tef thaa- $". tha- ,vetaaa Is reduced y a tioa ,9t deteadaats pleading Ilty. " ' " Oac a year, also, the federal. mm'wt ! Ia UaL)AJ aju ttia IT"" """'.-" -, .w, -- mtleaaa.' oasts, hat that who . aa art thai' tha. con of' adrnlalatertag aodorai 'jaatka la Klamath W claai 'taifltl.aaa. a year teamlagl ara Hkla. Mllait 'SuMtarfa - ' iCa (- . Ik. ...V...J I "" -- ..- w - - fc ." . . -. mv vw,., 1 -l. l.ll ., ... . . . ... lV . ....... Ir.fc ' -.- -..-. . . ' t nop;ii.a.i-aiion. anu men leal anr rou or adm.n M.-ailon io ex-rrv -I'MfWaaj-Bwraai'M W' J-etara wia a pany or rnenas rrom tne -rei-menf of ex-service men w., found Ice men. at premium rate, far below we caa saahaaa OMlaataTHaMmaat.- waaa:faaty.aa-taa -aaa a-tot-t0-'ti--ttnatistacrpryr,aBr--rongrefsTiflti'-rltlvate companlea charse for Woods. Keaaeth Perry was alto a I transferred 95 hospitals to use of the Like policies. - meeaaer or ta party. fits they could recelvo and should be t jHlj receninc irom me govcrnmeni unurr the Veterans llurcau. tn order that no worthy rx-scrvlce man entitled to bene'lts o( any kind mlsht be nejlect ed, tbe Veterans' llureau conducted a drive In which oer 173.000 ex service men were Interviewed and 110.000 new claims were Qtcd and handled as a result. As a result ot this tremendous pro gram of Federal aid to exsorvlco men. all ot which has been put Into err ret by the Republican Party and the money for which has. been approprl aled by a Republican Conjress, the following summarisation may be given: (1) Over 210.000 cxservlce men have received hospltsl treatment: 30. 000 ex-scxvlce men arefnow recelvlne treatment'ln hespitals: over 1,000,000 ex-service1, men have been called for examination In order to ascertain If theV should receive hospital or med ical treatment. (2) Over 150.000 ex.iervlcc men have entered vocational' training and IB 0.00 more hare been )'eelarrd eHcl i'iOO ucrea pasture tnntl for mile, nlso nond to leaso for duck limitlm: neur .Mldluinl. J. W. Jory, Mid-, iii-i - flp-BaBJlatelJ HMEE-lf! Miss Holmar t.Mcrrr.inn of Juneau. A'am.i'. travel.-.! 10.000 tnllft to represent that territory ' t vmnnu i- U;iu imcuaab biie -i welchs 153 pound!, and ' !" 1-J i n, ll.i'h.i ia'! I' FOR I.KASK Rnnch on Merrill I hlRliw-ny for term of years; rows, chickens nnd pigs inn ro with pluro. t'hono Cto M. Uco. A. Hell, 222S Kberleln Ave. IX-l'J WANTKD Home for 13-ycar old school hoy In Control school terri tory. Willing to work part pay ment for board. Address llox 27, I lorald office. 1S-20 . llrltiK your shoes to the shop uslnr; tho least leather. Jack Frost, Sixth St., Just off .Main. 1S-20 WANTED5 Kxperlcncrd cook at onro for Agency Mess club. For parti cular address' Miss l.llllnn I. a Vole, Klamath Agency. 18-20 FOR SALE flood (i-room hnuso wlih full plumhlnR. built-in fentures, part basement, cement walk and pavement fully paid, excellent 'locu tion. Trice Is only $2750.00 with n $'500.00 cash payment. Chllcnto & Smith. 727 Main St. IS pans, .eating, up a disproportionate blc for vocational tralnlnr amount of moaeyapproprtated for aid J (3) Compensation for disabled ex of World War veterans, and It, service men or tholr dependents Is occasioned endless delay tn hand- being paid out at a rate In excess of ting ex-service men's cases and $1,000,000 la carh even- day, Includ- pui mem to unrsir expense. To remedy these evils the Republican LOST- 33 x 4 tire, rim uud ruck, tall light and license. No 1 1.1:11 'J. Roward for return to It. W Smith, H15 O rccon Ave. 1S-20 Ing all agencies dealing with ex-scrr- Ice men under the Veterans' Bureau Following the. war. hundreds ot tbou sands of veterans permitted their In Ing Sundays. (I) Over 50.000 medical examinations Congress passed a measure, combln-jare being made free every month In Will tnko a limited number of pi- 1 ano pupils. Mrs. Elbert S. Venteli. j Phone 221W. 13-19 order to ascertain the ph) ileal and mental treatments 'needed by aRllcted ex-service men. (51 Over 1.000 new claims are belns turance to lapse, largely because of 'handled every day br the Veteran tb slipshod manner in whkh .their Bureau and all work In that bureau Is claims were handled under the Dem-( practically current and being conduct ocratlc administration. At tho re- ed at a minimum loss of time and a quest of representatives of the ex-serv-1 minimum cxpeaie both to the aov em Ice men the Republican Congress made jment and to the ex-service man cos It poslb!e for all ex-service men'eerned. whose policies had lapsed to be roln- () An Insurance business for over stated at any time rrlor to March A. . 400.000 ex-service men Is. .being con I FOR SAW. "It UKNT Nicely furnished 3-rooni house, 704 N. Fifth St.. 4 blocks from Main, lleniitlful view SI750 $200 down nnd $25 a mouth. Call 524 llrant St. IS FOR SAW Clarinet. II Flat, low Pitch, In good condition. che.ip. Call 51 Main, upstairs, or phone :&:j. 20' -'I ducted by tho government, without "NO Hl'NTINa" elans, nt Drum-" moml Print Shop, 115 N. 4th Stre.it.! 20.21 ' MR FARMER Oet your "No Tres passing" rlgna nt Drummond Print Shop. 115 N. 4th Street. 20.21 made in Howard's Mrs day Tha trip waa caaaa. . . klM'MlBBl"-Walker left' yester dar, for 8ly oaf 'a week1, vacation. 8ha will be agaest at her uncle's Jeaa Parker, who owns a' largo cat tle, raach la that, .region. A. T. Vogt aad J.- J. 8lemens wera tar t'owa Saturday" f row Fort Klamath. ' 'They supplied themselv es with' huat lag 'licenses before re- taratag. ... Mlaa Clara, Brandneaui, who has been hera for the past two weeks visiting'. with Miss Albertlna Nits- chelm aad other friends and rela tives, left Saturday morning for her I ruD neme: ia, Oakland, California. . , l Jlrs. George II. Cliambcrlin, who P. If. Lueas has iretnrnd home ror u,c p,t rcar i,as been wfth rcl from SaVyraaclseo where' ha" spent I. tfve. and frIen"d. ... ch,,,. r. turned home the last ot the week. Mr. and Mri. Cbamlicrlaln expect to leave again In about a month for California jxnd other points. Surveyi Great ' Areas Hitherto Inaccessible ton's first trip to th; lake and she was entranced by tbe beauty ot ' the scene, I -l CHICAGO. Sept, IS. Photo graphic maps taken by a naw cam- C. F. Cole left this morning for 'era used In airplanes make possible Oakland after a week's visit b.-re. I the surveying In n few hours of vast Cole will remain for another areas hitherto Inaccessible, accord with her sister. Mrs. Harry I Ing to J. M. Mercer, .editor for the Acklcr. and "then go on to Ashland 'western society of engineers for a visit with her uftther, Mrs. This camera. Mercer asserted, was Wells. ! developed by MaJ. Jam-s W. Ruglcy j becauso experiments made Immedl. ntely inter the worm war slinwcu in- Dltl Nltschelm and Everett liar denbrook were two of the many Klamath business men who arose before day break this past week-end and hied themselves to some eliolco duck pond that they might bo ready to shoot at the first ray of tho rising twatai'laatM. 1 , a&.,T'lap- !, he 'caM raaVem; Mr jaltbNi tarmar wore a at 'ha via a Pit ;.w ' sever! d'yi buying faH'merchandlso. Mr: Cucas. who accompanied him, will" remain for- another week' with relatives ia th San Joaquin valley. Mr. and Mrs.' !l. N. 'Moc and .Mrs. TScJullock, as. their guest, will leave this afternoon for Rocky Point to spend a. few days at tbe new Moe Cottage. They will return about Thursday, e Hv , rglf'TJetip irpent the week-end here wRh'ttla parents, Mr. 'and Mrs. C. It. DcLap, Returning last night to Chlloquln where tie Is employ ed by tho ChlloQuin lumber com- any, , . Mra. A. t: Wilson aad little' daughter. 'Pearl' Jean, who hare been spending tbe aunimef at their camp la" Antelope" valley, moved into town Sadday and Tea'rl 1Jean start ed to sehool this morning .- .- Oebrga Mather has returned from 'a few day vacation spent in Med ford where be 'atteiqed the Jack ton county fair, which be renorts was a mi We. tather also visit ed' In Grants Pass before coming horde.' H- iVy'Slae, y, 8. Abbott. Win. MeHaalfaad Carl. Yidea shot the llmtf ;t ;aka at Aaeacy lake Sat urdiyaUJht aad TadVy raornlag. retJiriiaf wtb'85 etCh. This Is r A. Lllljecivlst. (uislstaut state attorney.gencral, arrived' here lait night and will devote bis tlmn .white here1 to business connected with tho ca.se of tlie Sfttogainsi, accuracies In the method of aerial photography. The camera has three lenses and n photographic transform er by means of which photographic maps can bo m a do which will Ik; "ex ceedingly uccurato" stated Marccr. v Recently an aerial survey wis made of tho city of New York," Mer cer continued, "for use In connection with tho location of certain Import ant railroad nnd tunnel properties. Tht sanifi maps woro used by tho zon ing cominUslon, and for such work they are Invaluable, "Diirlnr iho .wnr. our air forrps ;r.'.. ..". : ; wore an muispcnsanio means or on tulnlnii maxi showing tho most com plete (Tctnll of euemy operations. The teasons lear.uul.ia wartima aro being jUtvto.gov'Uto-v f TREES SHRUBS ROSE BUSHES BULBS Order them now for f.-ill delivery. KlamathFlowerShop Cut Flowers Plants PhOfie CS9 534 Main St. COPCO Modernize Your Kitchen In the progress of the people of any commun- a ity you find nil other fuels giving way to the only modern Electricity. one- iiiarl lJUI-LMi J " III " 111 liasagiaj tsf. 1 igliSHi FTHsPPnKijBaBBBaBaaaC 1 .. M.. X--.-' The great West with its Hydro-EJcclric plunla is able to sooner ntlcpt this clean and .cconoinicn.1 fuel than where generating plants arc operated by steam. ,In many western cities the clcctfic range is displacing even gas. The reason lies in the range itself, with its simplicity and its cleanodorless service rendered at small cost. a Cr.ll nt our office for further information. The California Oregon .Power Company mmmmm Your Partners in Progress -A TONIGHT AT THE LIBERTY THE DELICIdUS UHLE DEVIL" Wjtti a trulv all-star cast Including Rodolpb Valentino, Mao Murray and William, V. Moiif. it's a clever picture and ouo you will enjoy. , J 2 ; : TuaaJay A! Chrittia'a Latest Fun Feat "SEE .MY LAWYER" Adapted from Max Marcln's comedy with T. lto- llarnes In his orlgnial role. This attraction Is so funny that you will for get wha,t a tough year we have bud aud you will como out- with a smile and new Idea. i , , 1 U !i L s... CoiasM Frisi7 ThaDaya-of Buffale-lill" ESSAY CONTEST a" $35.00 In Cash Prizes All school children of Klamath County arc invited to par ticipate in this Essay Contest. Subject: "Why the Mid-Named Compulsory Education al Bill" should be defeated. ,The following are the rules of the centest: 1. Essays must be limited to 500 woi'ds. 2. Must be written in ink and on one side of paper only. 3. Mail all Essays to Essay Contest, Box. 427 Klamath Falls. (Letters will be delivered unopened to the Board of Judges). 4. No Essays bearing a post mark later than Oct. 20th will bo ac cepted. 5. Essays viil be judged on subject matter and construction, spelling, punctuation, grammar and neatness of the work submitted. Judges of contest will be: " Ii R. SOULE, Herald Editor CHAS. F. STONE, Attorney - ' 1 REV. H. T. MEYER, Lutheran. Minister v . , For the best essay on the above subject a cash.prysv of ?20.00 will be given. For the second liest essay .$10.00 cash. , For the third best essay 55.00 cash. There is, no need to delay, get started on your essay now, Theabove contest is being conducted by the Catholic Civic Rights Association of Klamath County. D. H. CRUMP, Scc'y. Manager. w i . ... v.. . ( . . 1 "3f' tv .fj ,' 4 f. '0- tit . s. -r 'mn y VV , -u . .t ,. Cv