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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 21, 1922)
vr ?." . ! U , m rt.viiwihv.-'cViWoiiiiii sii, nba, fHE EVENING HERALDKtAlViATHALLS, OREGON i&SBeP tfi" BTT" .nutici: or hcikmiij mkkti.no NOTIOi: III IlllltlJIIV (1IVI:n lt tlm ignl votm of (Ichnol DUtrlct No, Olln of Kliiiiinlli County Htiilit nf Ori-gun, (hut u HCIIOOL MrXTINO (if m. Id illMrlrt will tin hold nl Cinlral Huhiml, on tlm Dili day of Nnvmnhiir, ID23, nl 2 (I'llnrU In Hut nflmumi fur llin purponrt of iIInciikhImk Hi' budgil liirKlimficr ri I (Mil wild llm Itivylng lionrit. Tim total iitniMinl of nidiiny nt'ulml hv llin mild ikIiooI illntilrt diirlnK llm (Im'iiI ynii Im'kIiiiiImi: mi J mm :ii), 1112s, mil ..iillii,i Junn no, 1921, In williiiiitcd In llm follow In; liiiili'nt uml Imludtn tlitl hiiidiiiiIm In li rvuilvnl fiom llm (oiiniv ni'liiiiil fiiiul, Ntnlit nchoill fiuiit, nliMiinnlary nrhnol fund, nlHCliil illMrkt In,' and nil ntlmi inoim) of h rllnltlrl: -' Mi'iHocr 1 UHITMATKII KXI'KNDITtMtCH Hntury I'l'iminl Hi'ulol I. MiiihtIiiIcimIi ill , 2. t'rlliclluilrt . , 3. 'IViu licm, HH'tlult( No I ? YfV.r.1 I I. Jllllltlll fi. (Mtirlc C. Hli'iniriiilii'r 7. Oilier m-rvlci'H Clink Ti imnt nrririT l(il Criiim inirtu 1 M I pur yi'.ir U.or.o no 1,700.00 l40().OO, 1,1(0.01 ' 1..100 01) 720 on 1 ,200.110 000.00 Mil) 00 U 1)11.01) 000.00 100.00 300.00 Totnl 2,C0.OO H, 100.00 r., 100.00 , M, 400.no l.K.o.yo 26,01)11.00 720.00 2,400 00 1.S00.0O 600.00 000.00 000.00 100,00 300.00 lnd'btrlnri t. Ilonilcil, ninl Internal thereon .21.C00.00 Totnl , .. . Tniliioili(lliiii of Tnirlicr'N Total IIMlllnmr 200,00 i.2r.o.oo Total MImi'IImh-oii! Tnlophnnn mid Telegraph .. ,. freight, Mniyngn nod Kirn "' '' ! .12)0 600,00 Tolot Kmcigcncy Total 170.00 21 500.00 200 00 1,250.00 K25.00 170 00 Animal Sex Is Changed; Hens Arc Made Cockerels WOMAN PROVES TO BE SUCCESSFUL AT DEEP SEA DIVING LONDON, Oct 21 -Tho day LONDON. Oct 21. Tim nrnfes Mhould (omo, accenting to eminent on ,, ,wp ,. nMne, willed imy-l DrltUli roologlsti). whep rclrncn will ono would cln unify im a calling par- lid iililu in ilr'ttrmlnn mid to controM ticuiariy ntti-ii for men, Im been 11... ..,.i...,...f '..,.. ii, ti... ir,ir...t uccfftiy Invadr-d by n woman. ..'. ,..."..-. ......., .. ..... -..-, ., . .. . .. token In tlili subject won shown by llm numerous nudlijnto Which attend J 9H.000.00 Total Mnli rink nml MiiiioHi-m 1. ruriilltitn (ilwka, Moves, xlinilfH, utr.), eluding uluiluw .. 4 ,. 2. Itillipllcn (chalk, crone, etc.) .1 l.lliniry lionkH 4. riiw: . . 6. Playground. i'iiiliiiniit . .... .....,,... . tl Jiiiillnr'ii Niipplli'i 7. Kiicl ,. h nml 9. Ll;lil, wutur mill piiwor 10 I'dHtni'ii mnl ktiillmmry TuIhI Cuiihfiuiiliiiii I.eVrllliK-mid nrnillm: nml pfiiMlinnit nf Kromiiln In- f KiirfnchiK mid ..wilt..!-"'" Im- Total . MnlnO'tinliri mitl IIuiIinj ! II11II1II111: mid Kronndu .. . Totnl : ,m-.IiiiiU (IIIhIiii)n, ItiiniU, HtH'i I ptvliiK Total KfiO.OO ,N00.0O 300,00 60 00 1,200,00 .150.00 2,800,00 1,200.00 32&.0O 3.00000 i 1,000.00 Ktnt4-, llrld.-.)l 51), 220.00 'W :n 0,915.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 900.00 Totnl Mtlmalrd nnioiint of money for nil piirponen during Urn ymir . ,t (The nbovo form of extlmnted expemllturen mny Im cllppul from tlilii blnnk by tin liudicnt (ominlttiHi mid after bcliiR inndo out bv nald (oiomlt tee mny be cnrtlfled to nn correct on tlm mariclu mid fllod wild llm dis trict clirk ) KHTLMATKI) IIKCKII'TH I'rom rotinty reboot fund during llm romlng KChoot yenr . $ 17,000.00 (Ifiio nmount of tounty ichool fund rorelved mm year mi IiuhIh In making tliu entl mute.) From ntnto nrhoo fund during tho roinlnc aehool year . . . (tlmi amount of ntnlu nchoot fund received bint )enr an bul In making thin ctl mate) I'rom olemeiilary ichool fund during the com ing arhool year KMImatn of probnbln unexpetiilud Imluncn nt end of ritrient yenr .... KftllmatoJ nmount to bn rrcelvwl from all other ource during the coming nthool a year . ... ... ..... ..... ..,,,., ...... (Do not Include tlio money to bo received from tlm propoiud tax.) 2,000.00 11,000.00 .' Total Mtlmnted receipt, not Including propoaej tag $ 30,900.00 IIKCAI'ITIILATIUN Total etlmat('iUXHnneii for tho year.. ... $ 98,000.00 Total cMlmntcil lecelpla, not Including pro- poiol tax . . ....... , 20,900.00 oil n lecturo on Inlcrncxuallly nefrrf tlm DrltlMi Aasoclntlon by Dr. 1'. A. i:. Chew. Dr. Chow In tho nclentlil who limC ear reported tho result of omo ro mnrknblo oxpcrlmenla during which ho thnnged hen Into crowing ockcralii Tho continuation of theso iixpcrlmimtn, hn cald, had resulted In tho complete, ruvumal of tho xex f huiiN mid cockercN Hut bin lec turo thl year dealt chlrfly with goats. A t'nao wan known to him, ho nald of a goat which hnd won prlzcit when nn Immaturo femnlo and which came later to aniniino male clinrac teriljcn and In bohavlour wan n mule. "I bollew," ho nald, that nn ani mal poxRcssIng tho function lit the femalo can undergo rucIi a rompleto trniiBformallon uh to 'function ax a male 900.00 OltNJIV.W, KSTIMATK AM) AIXOL'NTINO NIIKKT HCIIOOli l)IMTItl(7.0. I Thin original rallmatn U mauo In rnmpllnnco with acctlon 231-A of tho nchoot law of 1921, and thowa llalance, amount to b ralnod by dlitrlct tax I 67,100.00 Dated thl 19lh day of October, 1D22. 1. U. KOUNTAI.V. Chairman Hoard of Dlrertor. Altent: IDA II. MOMYKH, DUlrlct Clerk (The original eitlmate arn 11 part of thl budget and mint accompany It both when printed mid posUd.) m:m I .iri;.irci imijiit, an r. ii;iinri Riri i acclaimed an nun of the inont effl dent and daring wcarurs of tho hel met In llrltldh waters Hhe ha gained n wldo reputation durlgn tho last two jonrs, nml more rtcrntly for her efforts In tho recov ery of treasure from the sunken tipanlsh galleon lying In ten fath oms of water neur llin slioro of Mull, nn Island off .Scotland. There, In tho cozy little harbor of Tob ermory, and loss than a hundred yards from tho beach, lies ono qf tlm great treasure ships of tho Span ish Armnda. Tho boat was one of tho many vessut launched by tho ambition I'hllllp, In 1583, for his attempted romiuest of Knglnnd, Ho cort.iln wni this monarch that ho would mid llm llrltlsli Isles to hi already large domains, that Ji'.j actually sent on hi Juwnllcd to galla In advance. It Is bolIcod to day that tho richly bejewelled crown I lying somnwhero In the CO feet of water among tho wreckage of the Admlrante do Klorencl.i, which Mlsn Nuylor baa succeeded In negotiat ing. Although the task presents many problem which would causo anx iety to diver of tho stronger sex, Miss Naylor shows no fear. She had had one or two narrow escapes from death In tho course of her ex perience, without being In any way deterred from tnckllug tho risky business ngaln. .Mlsn Naylor rccontly made a trip to tho southern coast of Knglnml anil obtained rfoma excellent specimens nt undorsen plant life, Him nearly lost her llfn when her feet boenmo entangled In a ladder which sho was using, nnd only her prnonco of mind enabled her to freo lmrolt nnd bo hauled safoly to 'tho lopr 1 ti M OLYMPIA,TAM IS PREPARED EOR GAME WITH CALIFORNIA r tt 'fiAN K11ANCI8CO, Oct, 31. )rJ termini (I to defeat California,', th' Olympln football team' of thli cl(jr' has been practicing day nnd 7ifghi for scvornl days In preparation for Its clash Saturday with tho (loldon Dear. CatlftWtla tins not lent a gnmo sltuo 1919 but tho clubmen arn confident they can turn tho trick Suturd-iy, Many college star of a few years hack nrn on tho Olympic team thl year and tlm oluvon, which I coach ed by Dob Kvans, former Stanford coach, I In good shape. "Kabblt" llradshaw, former Ne vada quarterback, and Jack Patrick, Stanford captain last year, are, two of the club stars. Two Cnllforiihi men, fort Mnjors nnd (leorgo Latfi am, who played with tho club In earllor game, wilt not play against tholr old team for, It Is claimed, they know tho Callfcrnla system and soma of tho California signals. Attllcnt to Shirt Husband (looking up from tho paper which he was .reading): "I see Thompson's shirt ato're has boon burned out." Wlfo (slightly deaf) : Whoso? Husband "Thompson's shirt store. "Wlfe: "Dear mo. who toro It?" In parallel column tho unit coat or the several rnrvlc cs, malerlal and supplies for tho threo fiscal year next preceding llm current year, the detail expenditures for the Inst ono of snld threo preceding fiscal year and Km budget allowance and expenditure for lx months of tho current year. ("Hlx months of tho current yenr" iiieuin nix month of tho Imt school year ) , t KXI'K.NDlTtMtKH Kxpendllurn and bud get nllow mien for nix months of last school year ITKM'' ? 1 Kstlmntod expeudlt- re for the ensuing school tear Kxpendlturrs for three fiscal years next preceding tho last school year 192021 tl. V rrtoonnt orrilrc KuperluteudiMit I'rlurlpnl . Special tenrhets. v Tlireo nl 11,700.00 3. Teachers' A at $ 1,400.00 ........ i t nt ll.350.on . .. f 20 at 11.300.00 '4 Janitor -6., Clerk. I ...,...,.. -. r,. st iiogrnplmr 7. Other ncrvlct: Cook Truant officer Nurio $ 2,650.00 K.IOO.OO 5,100.00 8,400.00 1,350.00 24.000. (10 4.920.00 600.00 ' 900 00 900.00 100 00 300.00 Kiprnrt- Hurt tit detail 1,680.00 4,470.00 2,448.00 18.920.00 2,310.00 llmlgct allowance In detail 1,590.00 4,170.00 1921-22 Detailed oxpendlt- ures for the last year of the 3-year ?4 prrlod t 2.850.00 - 7,460.00 Second )car. OUe yearly totnl 1919-20 First year Give yearly total ' 4,080.00 4,080,00 !&0.00. 450.00 ' 450.00 450.00 16,920.00 2.340.00 230.00 450.00 460.00 f 28,201.60 . 3.868.20 600.00 760.00 Toliil IVrxoiml Hrrvlrr $ Mntrrlal and Huppllm: 1. rurnliurii and ahade.i . 2. upplle( chulk, ete.) .... 3. Library book . - 4. Kings - .. 6. Playground equipment 0. Janltor'n supplies .. 7. Fuel K and 9 Light and Wntor.. 10. I'ostngo nnd stationery.. Total Mnterlul Huppllot $ ('eiiNtrurtlim: Oround . ."- Tutnl rml met Ion Miinilrnniiro nml llepnlrn . llulldltiK and KruuuiLi . 69,220.00 I 28,888.00 30.650.00 47,489.70 62,023.6: 40.416.98 850.00 2,800.00 300.00 60.00 1,200.00 350.00 2.800.00 1,260.00 326.00 9,936.00 3.000.00 3,000.00 1,000.00 627.00 1,260.00 120.00 1.914,00 744.00 168.00 $ 4,723.00 1,488.00 600.00 1,800.00 Total Mnliil'nrit Hopalr 1,000.00 AkfteftMiieiilN! AkurHkineiilM (HlKlimi)M, rontli, MrrctH, bridge) 900.00 900.00 Totnl AiiM'Hiiiieiil Imlvhtcdiio.! I. Hooded, nnd Interest thereon ... Total InilrbliMhiCNN 21.600.6o friniiMirtiitl"ii of Temlier .... 200.00 1,488,00 610.00 610.00 .400.00 1,492.00 1,492.00 610.00 610.00 878.31 2.100.1J 202.80 3,196.13 1.244.30 264.77 7,886.64 2,487.89 2,487.89 810.50 21,600.00 Total Tninxpoi nt Ion IiiMirniiro Totnl Inxmniiro MUrelliinreu: Tolephonn nnrt Telegraph .. Freight, Drayngo, Kxprw.. 1. Alb other pjirposo..., ft ConmiH - 200.00 1,250,00 1,260.00 682.00 682.00 760.00 .750.00 987.48 987.48 325.00 168.00 166.00 286.31 600.00 108.00 286.00 189.27 664.00 225.90 ' 932.98 "" " 'I 160.00 ' 180.00 Tolul MUctllftlloUM.r.f Knicrgeiu-y .... .', - 1 Tutnl Unir-i Remy 825.Q0 170.00 090.00 'l 675.00 1,668.56 .J.....'.... 10,560.73 , .38,970.21 2,201.27 810.69 4',832.09 1,260.80 1,174,40 4.703.70J 716.78 357.36 2,608.00 494.60 306.96 170.00 j flrnml Total ...V.,.J ., 98,000.00 8 37.181.00 I 36,377.00 8 61,220.77 $111,815.71 49.573.0 t I Ida II Momyor do horo'by certify 'that Iho kbbve stlmuto of 'oxpendllttrettor the year 1923-1924 waa prt tMinid bv m'o nnd that tho expenditures nnd budget alio wnneo for six month of the current year and tho e 5 ndltureH for tho threo fiscal years next procedlng tho current year as shown nbovo lisvo boon complied from Iho record In my charge and uro true and corro ct copies thereof. MOMYEK. - ocl21-23 . District Clork. IDAHO ATHLETES OBSERVE TRAINING RULES LAID DOWN MOSCOW, Idaho, Oct. 20. Hos 'ponding to a rooucst to tho outlro dtudont body Hint they do all til iliolr power to help tho football mou Uhuorvo tho training ruloH that have IfcrAmiAWilM. of the football squad havo alcnod 0 pledge to observe tho following rules: l. No smoking, 3, No Inloxlcutlng liquors. 3, In bod ovory night by 10:30, 4, No pork, pastry or other rich foods. 5, Milk should not bo usod lu ox cess. 6, Very little, and, If possible no 4tlwiflr.,WJfri;tfmmiurnn 4m 7. Drink 'a lot of water uolwoon meals. 8, If doslred, coffeo or, tea ono meal a dayr 0. Not ton much moat, 10. Absolutely no eating botwoeu meals, 11. A quick shower after practice euch day, and then go directly home to avoid possibility of cxposur.0. it The men will bo expected to lira MiMtetMtomw wm season. K Hi CALIFOINIA OREGON POWER COMPANY THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY PREFERRED CAPITAL STOCK PRICE 92 PER SHARE YIELDING 7.6 (r TOlia PARTNERS IN PROGRESS THE COMPANY The history of The California Oregon Power Company shows a substantial growth in facilities and earnings result ing from the large sums of money invested in its properties and from the development of the territory in which it operates. Steady Qrowth in Customers Served The territory now served by The California Oregon Power Company includes parts ot Jackson, Josephine. Klamath and Douglas Counties in Oregon, and Siskiyou County and parts of Shasta and Trinity Counties in California. This is an area equal to the combined areas of the states of Massa chusetts, Rhode Island and Connecticut. During the period between I912and 1921, the number of consumer has grown from 0,561 to 11,900, an increase of SlJtt. Increase in Facilities The Company owns and operates seven hydro-electric plants in Southern Oregon and Northern California. It has never resorted to generation of electricity by steam power. In building these hydro-electric plants, a natural resource U being developed which will be productive forever. In 1912, the generating capacity was 11,800 H, P. and at the end of 1922, it will amount to 52,580 II. P. The Company's high tension lines at the end of 1922 will be over six hundred miles in length. The aggregate length of the distribution lines will be over eight hundred and ten miles. The investment ne;ded for the construction of these fa clhtie has increased from $4,189,325.76 in 1912 to $9,567, 430.60 on June 30, 1922. THE STOCK Par value $100 per share. Dividends have been paid on The California Oregon Power Company Preferred Capital Stock since issuance (April 15, 1921) at the rate of $7 per share per annum. Checks are mailed every three months at rate of $1.75 per share. Proceeds of all securities sold are devoted exclusively to additions to and betterments of Company's properties. It is not assessable by the Company for any purpose whatsoever. It is non-callable, and if purchased at the present price yields a permanent return of 7.6 on the investment. It is exempt from Federal Normal Individual Incoms Tax. It takes precedence as to assets and dividends over com mon stock amounting to $4,441,100 par value. The equity back of the preferred stock now outstanding amounts to a total of $6,296,605 50 which equals J2C3.G0 per share or over three times the present cost of $92 per share. Purchase may be made in any amount from one share up ward. The stock may be purchased for cash or on our special savings plan, namely, $5.00 per share as first payment, and $5.00 per share per month. Interest is paid by the Company on all partial payments, under the savings plan at the rate of 6 per annum. Inter est checks are mailed to subscribers under the savings plan every three months. The stock is listed on the San Francisco Stock and Bend Exchange. 'H I Wt 1 t. -i i.'l sAft' 4u a A f '' .v -- i, .' A .f v ' . 4 ' ,. . "1 1 1 1 ' t 1 THE RECORD OF TEN YEARS', GROWTH O-wnlcg Nt Earning! without Kilowatt VIj rhytlc.l Groi Muntfninct Dtduqlinj lanrcit Hours YEAR l'0ctut Revenues Cinn or Depreciation Generated 1912 $4,189,325.76 $307,040.29 $137,663.49 S169.376.80 21,492474 1913 4,787.624.35 347.261.70 143.746.67 203.515.03 26.485.359 1914 5.054,312.08 385.331.23 163.209.21 222,122.02 33.245.366 1915 5,265,839.86 393,349.83 171,458.26 226,891.57 38.133.884 1916 5.985,095.29 426.106.64 213,679.91 212.426.73 41.936.855 1917 6.498,375.71 487.916.44 226.509 67 261.406.77' 47.755.6Wi 1911. 7,311,310.73 502.269,0s 245,150.37 257,118.68. 46.216.299 1919 7.416.522.45 726.079.3Ov 295.743.74 430.335.56,' 108.239.745 1920 .. 7.092.884 51 948.277.07 398,041.48 550.235-59 142.404.975 1921. 8.407.58182 1,001,272.07,- 449.082,18 , 552.189 89 129,368,808 1922(Um.ntheei.Jlnfjune30) 9,567,430 60 1,029,409.15 444,410.46 84,998.66", 131.170,857 'A ! " .1 ti ,: Our partial payment plan of $$ per share per month enables you to take immediate advantage of the exceedingly -attractive price jit which this high grade security is now being offered 92 per shajle tttiilj1'r.i$t i to yield 7.6 per annum You may place your order or get full informastion at any of our ofitccs, or trom any member ot our organization. Price subject to increase at any tima THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY OFFICES , ! ' '." 41 it MEDFORD GRANTS PASS, KLAMATJH FALLS, OREGON ' B & ;' YREKA, DUNSMUIR, CALIFORNIA NU'iimtasli ft , ' U i c'. it. i i.i i ti u i ' ,i Ha iua V tfV. 11 i t m .-,1..... i" J..-M, i -.rJ "DM ti(l Vfj '.rf fl 31! .liUfill. . c I Tin :. Sii J.f IttlfX W i i .? ji J! ,l h : s m l& i. .IS $2. ,&1 1 ' '' , H? V I I t 1 ffeytnAwwr.. . mnn-- Jf-m ""W -. "&? niiinwii