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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 1, 1922)
'ir E '& sr St ESSZUUUBS THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON IHM'H.l..'"! .'. M HJL.OUU.lJU., J. I ' M ' ' L lll'll-l I U.i l'MUAV, lli:T.MIKH , IOM. By Our Country Editors SHASTA VIEW Ttio union high school nt Atnlln ha received Ml necessary pnpcre and equipment nnd In now n stand; n Kitted bcUooI. Mr. Powell, who hns lived on tho 0, I., Holbronk rnnch for tho pnt tow yearn, hns moVod his family Into tlio Floyd .Hrandcnhurj; home for the wlnlor. Mr. C. M. kirkprtlrlrilV hnd'twb sons nnd Cluudn KlrJctiatrlck v,or Klamath Fall visitors WoJnesdny. Mrs. J. L. Hnlley nnd llr.J.,W. I.. ! Smith were nncjts of Mrs. J. A. Mc Comb Friday. II. K. Wlllson, W, A. I.aymnu and ( C, M. Klrkpatrlc'k ore busy thrio ' days working on the ,rond under tho supervision of the latter, who I road master for this section. O. B. Hunt took n load of chickens , to Klamath Falls Tuesday for Mecsrs. Slegel, Hook nnd himself. Tho ladles of the Helping Hand society met with Mrs. Jnnc Parker November 15, nnd with Mrs. J. W. I.. Smith November 22, These ladies nro making preparations for an on tertalnmont In the near future. Next 'meeting will be at the home of Mrs. John llebcr, December 6. Most people In this section nre preparing for Thanksgiving gather Inns at their homes. Mr. and Mr. Ilerdntf nnd two children, Dorothy and Ted. of Mar doel," California, wore week-end visi tors at the borne of V. A. layman. ' rcck, nleo Monday nnd Tuesday of this week. Nclllo Stewart wns out of school several dnya last week on account of Illness, Wilbur C.iitwood and family have nioved on the Dr. llest place. II. D. Mbrrlton hauled a load of wood from Chelsea box factory Moptlfcy ' ' J. ,11. Klllolt and son fH(ll.v were 'Mr. tinkl visitors' Maiday evening. .Spoilt Tliompson,.)(b(C.hovno nnd licrt Dawson hauled' wood from the mqunyitns SotucJfti'.i i: ' .Mrs. Jess llrown visited with Mrs. WalKf Wedat,d.y'nf't'.Kiotn. Miss Veil T.ntta calUd on Mrs. Ira Or?ti 'Wednesday evening. ?Ir. Cno and Miss Esthor Keels tnlrb srcnl Monday cxenlng at the Morrison home. Mr. Keclsmlre wni n Klamath Falls lsltor Tuesday. Miss Myrtlo Tlutler spent Tuesday nnd Wednesday In town with her uncle 0. I). Orlnlc und family. JUNIOR HOOPSTERS UNDEFEATED CHAMPS OF 4 CLASS TEAMS (Continued from Vago 1) MT. LAKI & FAIRVIEW The Ladles' Aid met with Mrs. Ira Orem last wck. - The afternoon Yts spent vary pleasantly. Light refreshments wera served. Mrs. L. D. Dawson spent one day last -wcok with Mrs. II. D. Morrison. Mr. and Mrs. Will Durk and chil dren wero Klamath Falls visitor Saturday ' John Koontt helpod Mr. Dohllng er tort potatoes several days last LONE PINE Mr. nnd Mrs. Clyde narks have moved to Ilarks father's place for the winter. J. H. Klllott and Sam Knman have been putting up poles from the cor ner of the Itosley ranch to Klllntt'a place. They are going to Install electric lights soon. J. E." Unman visited U Storey Sunday afternoon. Clyde Ilradley was out to his ranch Friday. C. R, Klger Is hauling hay for S. r. Dehllngor. Mrs. J. C toman and Mrs. dam Human called on Mrs, KIcrr Wednesday. FOOD BALK Catholic ladles are giving a food salo. Saturday Dec. 2. 1922, in tho old Hoctor store building. 1 Currlns sell candles. fresh guaranteed 2$ DON'T, FORGET Greeting Cards One of the best assortments of the prettiest Christ mas cards and booklets ever designed for Christ mas remembrance. Many of them original, others in o'd favored effects; plain cards, fancy cards, cards in color.', boqklets small and booklets large. .flVIiike early selection for best choice. r KLAMATH FALLS OREGON -r -r. K E j9 frtyXl f U'-MfllTX.J VHERE PARTICULAR TEOPLC OUY THEIR DRUGS l Tf777 " ! Arcwev I I score of 30 to 10. Th0 first girl' class game was alio held betwoen tho junior nnd freshmen classes, the freshmen winning 13 to 12, Tho seniors uiuet all tho dopo :whVn they liei the Juniors down tho first hnlf nnd gnlntid tho livid by one point, lh'sCofj bolug 13 i'o 12. In tho' Insl half they seem :c'd Unable' to start their scoring ma 'clilnc". only innVIng one point thir ling the cntlro hair, nnd failed to Ijjold down tho onslaught of the I Juniors who scored 1? points. Frank 'i'eyton nnd Charles ClroVe starred for Hit seniors. Peton scor- ed U points. CharlM Orovo scor ed tbe other 2 points nnd aided Peyton a great deal during the first hnlf by keeping tho ball In tho sen ior's territory. Star for Junior . Vernon Moore, Clifford Hogue. and Tele Motschenbacher starred for tho Juniors. Moore played his usual stellar game, scoring 21 points by throwing 9 basket and three fouls. In tho two class games Moore has scored a total of 41 points. Hogue ns guard was large ly responsible for keeping the sea-, lor.' score down, allowing his man j to scoro only one basket, while he chalked up four to his credit. Pete Motschenbacher scored the remain-1 lng two points of tho Juniors' score. " Tho sophomores, weakened by the loss of Oeorgo Condrey, who Is 111, j as forward .coupled with the play ing of tho "frosh." lost to the youngsters by a score of 30 to 16 Strom, Delmar nnbnrUon, nnd Frank Hall starred for tho fresh ruon. Strom scored 22 points by throwing 10 baskets and by scor ing two throws for fouls. This Is tho highest record so far of Indi vidual points In ono game. In tho two class games played, being ono point ahead of Moore' record, Rob erLion and Hall each scored two baskot apicco and played Reed games throughout. Ilarncs and Corral also played a gooJ game, as guards. 1'Uy Flno (iiimo, Harry Molatorc, Dale Soule and Jennings Washington starred for the sophs, playing n fine game throughout. Soulo scored four points by throwing a basket and two points by throw for foul, bo sldra playing an excollent gamo at guard. Washington scorod two bas kets and aided a great deal In breaking up tho frosh attack. Mola torc scored six points by throwing three baskets and played a good game ns forward. Wilson scored tho other two points by throwing a basket. Tho fresbmen girls barely won In tho game with the Junior glrU' basketball gamo of the season. All the girls played flno as It was n new gnmo to nearly all of tho play era. besides being played with lit tie previous prncttm Dorothy Wortloy, llminn Shi unr, nnd Mae Crystal starred for tho fieshmon. Dorothy Wortley, ns center, scored five points by throw for foul. Km in a Shlnar scored four points by throwing two baskets and Mno Oosnl scored the other two by throwing basket. fi.irtrml,. Mimra nml llmllui l'letl itnrred (or ,lho Juniors. (leitrudo 'scored 8 points by throwing throe luskets lind scoring ,Un -poluts ,by throw for foul, llerihn reltx scor- jM four poluui by throwing Iwo b.is i...i. i . r " ' i Follon'liig nro tlto lineups: Senier: ! Frank t'eylon. f., f'Knrtn MlTiW. t . Mt flKtltirllfllll. c . Arthdr l'cck. g , Albert Moor- l.iur, g., Jniura Manning. R- Juniers: Vernon Moore, f.. Ken neth Maler, f., Pete. Motschenbacher, c, Clifford Hogue. g., Jtobert tlr.ihnm, g. Sophniueres: Ilnrry Motntore, f., Herbert Wilson, f , Jenulngn Wash ington, e , Dale Soule. g., Frnuk I t'PP. C FrMhmrn: Strom, f, Delniar j Itobertson, f . Frank Hall, c, Zed llnrnes, g , l.nwreneo Unrrol, g. lllrls- Freohineii! 7.ottu (lilstfr, g. Denn Mnlntore, g Dorothy Wortloy, e., Kmma Stilniir, f , Mao Crystal, f. Juniers: ,Uertrud Muore, f.. llouulo l.ucns, f., llerthn Pcltt, e , Jean McDonald v.., lues Jenkins,' n SPRING LAKE Don Patterson spout Sunday with Ken,:iellt Stewart. J Mrs. Jim Tdiupson has beell iiulle III with u severe cold. Mrs.' Ohni. Muck railed im Mm K. A. Suhfoliier Inst week , Mr. and Mrs. D.m Kuylor spent Friday evening with Mr uud Mrs. Frank Stewart nnd family. Mr. nnd Mrs. Carl Schubert visited ( Sunday with Mr. nud Mrs, Win. Clieyne. Mrs. Chns. Mack. Mrs. Frank' Stewnrt und Mrs. i: A. Schrelner nt tended the farewell party given for Mrs. Davidson Tuesday. MT. 1.AKI I'I..'7TTXI An eiitertnlumeiit will Im hold Wt'dnesdny evening, Dec (!., nt Ml l.ukl ehuirh for the benefit of the piano fund Light lefreshments will follow the luteri.itin,i program and the beautiful iiullt made by the member "f the Womiina' club will find Its owner 1 TONIGHT AT THE STRAND COUNTRY STORE NIGHT TONIGHT Fifteen Prize Given Away, nnd America's Pnl, Nenl Hart in "Table Top Ranch" Action and thrills in every foot of film, and oh, bovl! What fights and nding, also TWO GQOp COMEDIES Prizes given away 8:15, among them are box of apples, box of crackers, pound of coffee, package of tea, can of poaches, can of olives, chickens and oth ers. Show Starts 6:15 COMING SUNDAY Joe Stcchcr and Earl Cnddpck championship wrestling match and Jack Hoxic iit "Barb Wire." To the Man Who Hoards His Money There is plain justice in the statement which condemns a man who hoards his money as an undesirable citizen. He with holds it from circulation, robs himself of its earning capacity and stands before his fellow men branded as a miser. '. - ' , . Instead of hiding money away in disuse, - "'"..it can be invested with absolute safety in a Time Deposit with the American National Bank, earning interest at the rate of 4. Don't Hoard Money L Put your money in (hi J Strong Bank! c The American National Bank BlBtkw SYSTEM --P hcnbcii . , i 1 1 1 1 "ivir.ii i in,:; rwifnw nftKlTVB SYSTEM ,.,.t.'. .ly-.f p.-rm. X . -Wi .ill ' L" 3 - - t MwrwXi.i.i"iiiJ -- IsBl . NOTICE The Durant Corporation will place a limited amount , of snares of The Common Stock of its Subsidary, Star Motors, Inc., on sale in Klamath Falls beginning Monday, Dec. 4, 1922. Durant Factories, located at Kllza-1 beth, K. J. Landing, Mich., Oakland, Calif., and Lcasldo, Ontario are turn ing out hundred of STAR CAIIS dally, nnd another plant, under con struction at Flint, Mich., will soon bo in operation with a dally output of 100 cam. These plants have ac cepted orders for the del ivery of 231,000 Star Cars in 1923. Our offering price of Star Motors, Inc., non assessable, no par value, common stock, is $15 per share, sub ject to change without notice. Under The Durant Plan, atock may bo paid for In Instalments. An initial payment of $2 per sharo must accompany tho subscription, and tho balanco of the purchase price is payable In monthly pay ments of' $2 per sharo. Your personal investigation f Invited- Wo recommend tho Invest mont and shall bo, plea'scd to re celvo your application for not less than flvo or moru than fifty shuros. The Durant Corporation (Local llediuaitcrg to Ho . Announced loiter.) , . J'nnwvtf HoiUvVMiV A.'Jtiw. .. Mftmemc4tsttU..T J.HE JTAhlViC Only 19 Shopping Days Left Before Christmas. Start At Once. Read this and the bot tom paragraph then judge our merchandise for . yourself. Results count most especially when they arc passed on to you. r BSBSW sWsVt T Do you know your gift problems aru easier solved at The Wom an's Stoic? Of course there's a reason. COAT SALE Specially airanged at a price far below regular jnLJ Lgf1,1 JLLJIJ I Wl"""" --WZrfSflZ No. 6620 No. 2523 Tj " MM urofft- 1!Zir No. 255 Wvsndwtt, riteh collsrlillkcortl.hslf fsney lllc llntdt No. 6677 Kormindrwlthilf collsr.embmldercd, full pliln silk lined. No. 6620 Wyandotte with caracul collir, illk stitching, full plain Ilk lined. Wynndottr, throw' acaif, collar riljrj wlih rildi, half fancy tllk lint J, JTWe'iUustrute ahova only six oflhel trwiny tjiiiji7e nikfj on sale. J No. 2567 Wyandotte with bcaverciie rnllar, fancy embroidered, half fancyillk lined. No. 1555 Normandy with throw coll-ir, liluutc etlect, full pUIn illk lined. Extraordinary Individual Coats Fur and' Self Trimmed for Women and Misses Full and Half Silk Lined Sires 16 to 44 Produced in Normandy and Suedine Colorj BrouTi, Sorrento, Deer and Navy At Only Z4a 'fN intercatinu Col QC.lection'of Coats, allowlni; nt largcAnn(;c of individual choosing; from thoroughly comprehensive (roupint; of styles. They feature an amazing origi nality of style at this price, especially the fur trimmed panel and sidfc: effects, or dinarily appearing only on much higher priced coats. Another Collective Buying R. C.U., Sa,les.Plan h t that means a tremendous saving which we pass 'on to you. '2000 coats were purchased for this sale by our New York fcXBce and hayc been djjstrijjutcto the various R. C. U. stores (ofwliich we arc one) to g'6on sale at etne time., ' ? ; Li i 11 This plan enables, us, to give the public Coat Values that are not possible-'-. for the average merchant, large or small, anu1 which we could not even enjoy but for the fact of our R. C. U. affiliations. "Hi w rVrAVrSSVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVWWVVVVV Truth In Advertising AVVMrVyVVVMWVVNWVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVy ( ' JM OI i JTi J-v&4 wVn. Jiiimnw )iis.ia'astiiM XiI.tfyiD'K'-lMYXM l.VIITV rK'fitOV! iiiUMriin'iMiiniM"iittiii(V t.iijitDdin.ii"' "ifMirUOittiitii'iun t i"tf ;' im 1 1 at'i it 4 i '.'.'.i nt .1 1I h 4!i 0 r n