The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 13, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMONIMV, M 'WHT III, IKlSil, THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Fir MNNLY ABOUT PEOPLE! ('llllllllllT Kl'I'll'llllJ' Itl'llll'IIN Hiwlnry T. A, H'uviitiiinii (if Ihn uliiiiiilinr (if I'liiiinii'i'i'd Iiiim iHui'iieil tinni ii two wmlm' viinitliiii In Cnll fnrulii, onn wi'i'li ol wlili li wmh npiiil ill Hiiinini'i mhiiitl fur mti'ri'turli'a iih I'll lo Alio. Hi'Vpriil diiy wont nponl III lll'llllllBII l'll', tnKntlllll' Willi IiIh fiilhnr. liiolhor unit alMni', of (Ik. Illinium, mill Mm, Hli'vminnii, Mix HIitvi'iiHiiii rutin nod Willi him in KIliMllilll KiiIIh. Nli'Vp IIiijim; To il-lilnml Chlli'loa Di'l.iip wiiiiI In Anliliiinl Hutiiriliiy In ahlp h I'iiiiiI of, hIi i-p from thorn lo Hull I'rmieliico. , Umiip rruiii Ciillfornlu Mi mill Mm. Onriir Hlilvn mill duiiKhtt'r, IIi'Ikii, rniurnod Hiiliirilny from a two wooli'a vunitlon In Critl fornlu. Tn lit W'lMMlv II. J, Winters pnnHxil ilin nook i-tul al l.iilin of llm WootU with Mm. Wlniera. wlin In there for tli aum mer. Mm. W'n'om. whoao houlih him not liciin (rood for amii" tlmn, la hnnofiltlns jtronUy ; hy llm rliiiniin. lor IVimi HUmm . Mrs. HlniKr 1 llBiulrlrkii arrived (Saturday from Hlsann lo puck her houmiliolil Rands, preparatory lo moving t lii-iii in HUaiiu. Ilondrloka will arrive tonlh'hi fur a wwk. Thoy rnoiuilly anlj tholr boimo hero to Mr. and Mra. Dan Colwoll. Motor To Outer Ijikr .Mm. C, n. DelMft a'l iholr Hon and wlfo. Mr. and Mm. T. II. Dol-np of Richmond, drove to Orator Inko Rnturdny for a fuw day. lavo For Piirtlntiil Mr. and Mm. Drt Drown and two children loft for tholr homo at Port land Saturday, driving by way of Crater Inko. Drown waa tnkon aor lounly III horo laat month, whllo ho and hla family wora on tholr way to lh lake. Ho underwent an opor atlon July 17, and la Juat ablo to travel. Hrr From Grant Pass Mra, R. R, Patrick and throe rhll droir arrived Saturday from flranu u ui igr viaiiy wnn aira. -Mum ' Moors. . .- i Rpiiila Werk-Knd At Mcdfonl Robert Rliga aptnt tho woek-ond with frlenda In Modford, nrtiirii To 1n Amrrlra Mra. Helen Flahor and llttlo ion. Norrla. left for their home at I.oi Anislas Ihla morning. They have heoti here for throo wook'a vlaltlnc Mr. and Mm. (leorga Wlrts. Arcvpts Piialtlon Mn. Al Oraham and children, Herbert and Dolplilno, loft yoator day to apend a weak at Rocky Point. Homo From Anhliuwl Mra. Jnmea Dakor and two aona have returned homo aftor an oxtend ed atny In Aahland. To Hprlng Orcrk lAr Vnrnllon Mra. I).' M. Rmllh wont to Spring oreok yoaterdoy to Join tho Rov. 8. J. Chanoy and family, who are camp ing, thero for a wook. i The Rov. Chanoy waa formerly, the Mothodlet ,mlnlater horo, and la now paator of the church In Aahland. I.onve For Pnllforilln , Mr, and-Mra,. F. C, Nlcklo and aona, ITnrry and Forrol loft yoalor-1 day for Berkoloy, whore tho boya will ontor achool, Mr. amd Mra. Nlcklo will roturn In two wooka. To Ban FrnncHaco For Wcok Ooorge Darth loft for 8an Fran claco yoatorday to apend a wook on bualneafl, . , Here From Cnllfoniln K. Korna and aon,; Claude, ar rived Snturday from Santa Crui for a visit with Jim Kama and with Mr, and Mra, H. J. Mattoon. nenioifWIIns H. H. Iloarmont .. Oontract for romodolllng tho baaomdnt of. the high-, school to make room for tho atttomohllo me chanical dopartmont, wn lot Satur day lo W, D, Mlllor., C, ), I'. Co. Mmimkoi' irerc Paul MoKeo, gannral mnnngor of the California Oregon Power com pany, la hoTO from Modford on bunlniiaa. DrngRlat Homo Mr, and Mm. C, S. Cttrrln rn turnod yoatorday from Portland, whoro thoy attonrted buyers' wook, Tlnrk From Poi'tland-- J, T, Porlelna and brotho, Klrnor, 1 Iiiivo rirtiirni'tl rruiii it llirnii wnolm' trip I hill look Hkhii rirnt In Hull l''liilii:liii:ii, iiml friim llimi, In I'nrt liinil, Tlii'y nniilii tint Irlp liy iinr, mill iliovn from Him Kruiirlarn to I'lirlliinil In 2H ImiirH tn ii ii I ii k tlmu, llii'y imlil. lli'H' r'niiii Him l-'riinrlxrii .Mm. .lulu llnrlnw lum lotnii from Hun KiiinrlHio fur it two wonka' vial', with fi'li'inln In UiIh cliy. Di li Inn To TiK iiiiiii , Mm. (I. I. Hl.'lilili. titnl IUIIit iliniKhU'r, I'nlrlilii, mid Mra. Ktidi IiIiih' alKlur, Min. I'mll KrniHi mill Imr lltlln Hon, Hilly, will li'nvi- by cm' In llm niiirtiliiK fur llm lulti'i'it lionin lit Tiicniiiii. .Mm. Htitbblm will ri'liini In u fi'W iluya, lirlniiliiX ha r k bur mutlmr for mi oxli mli'il Vllllt. Move To KIiiiiiiiIIi l''n Mi Mr. mid Mm. C, A. Iltinn iiml llltlo iliuiKlitor, Juy Iiuvii iiiovhiI to town from Kliimiitli AKuncy. (iirla On l'iipiilsi Trl Mlaa Inn nml Minn Kllziilii'lh C'rn It mil . Mlaa Dorothy lliitihnin, Mini Murli'l Moor, Kallmr Vlckliom, mid Mlaa Hiiliui Ability nft yimur dny for Rocky point, wlmro thoy will camp for a wok. MurrlnuiM AkuIii roptiliii' Aftor tho in IiI-hii nnii i-r altitup, tho coitnty cliirk'a offlco lum tip parmitly brituit a period of ronow od activity In tho laaunnca of mur rliiKo llronaoa. For 12 daya thu offlco had laauod only two llconaoa. and when thoy laauod four Satur day tho clorka folt that the null wua on aguln. Throo of tho couple who obtained llconaoa woro marrlod by Juatlce Emmltt. Thoy woro: Porry J. Pain and Colla M. Cully, both of Klamath Falla, l.nwronce J. Fltnlnimont and Vora K. Sage of Klamath Falla, and Thomua Choater Craig and Mlnnlo Dradloy of Olono. A llconio waa alio la auod to Loula Enpon and Lilly Wla nuaa of thla city, Horn From Kat Mra, Derth Bha and daughter, Mln Laura, are )iorv from Forgui Falla, Mlnntoota, vlaltlng Mr. and Mra. B. O. 8ha. ("omlnii From Hali'in .Mlaa Oortrudo Smith la enpucted home tomorrow from Salom, whore aho haa lieon for aovornl montha. Mlaa Smith waa called to Salom In tho apiing by tho lllhoaa of hor grandfather, and romalaad to at tend high achool. Xaiio la ProniotoO Mlaa Pearl Dow, daughter of Mr. and Mm. II. P, Dow of thla city, haa been promoted to Major Wood aen'a ataff In tho Lotterman Oon eral hoapltnl In San Francisco, ac cording to word received hore by hor puronta. Mlaa Dow will fill the poaitlon of montul atatlatlclan. Shu will be graduated In December a a roglatorod nureo. Wwk-F.nd Gumi Here Mlaa Loretta Porter and Mlaa Parol Porter returned to tholr home at Klamath Agency thla afternoon, aftor being wook-end gueita at tho home of Mr, and Mra, E. M. Chll coto. Trli'pliono Mon Hero D. P. Fullorton, gouoral aupor Intondont of tho Pacific telephone ayatim, and J. M, Lamb, district plant chief, drove through Klamath Falla late laat night onrouto to Portland. Thoy had lntondod to atop ovor hare but woro oallod to Portland, Anderson va, Aniloraon Elmor Thomaa Anderson has fllod a dlvorco complaint against Mnrgarot Hnnnnh Andonon, nllog Ing doaortlon, Stockton Va. ' Wllkomon Stilt asking Judgment for tho ro turn of an automobile nllogod to be unlawfully held, wns fllod In tho circuit court Snturday by Alfred V. Stockton vs, . Amlcy , Wllkorson. MAKKKT HKPOUT PORTLAND, Aug. 13. Cnttlo 2 Tic lo ROn hlKhor, choice, steers 17.28 to JS.OO; hogs r,n,l sho'.'P oUaily, eggs firm to two cents higher, 28c to 31V4o butter firm, extra cuboa 41',i,o to 41o. Private John Coolidge as Sentry, ct "p'iX'ifKttUi". wilt 'Mi if ff;rr 1 I w 'L yr-S Mi . f Private John Ooollde com to Mixt ann aXttr (saluting: Llarot. Col. Gora Pnnvy mt th CUfzn Military TrtininR Camp at Camp Dvm, Mam. Bay. doushboy, you also mlcbl hav amikl whil walitia pott it you'r dud h4 juat bacom president of tb UsUtrd S'us. SOUND CURRENCY DISPLACING PAPER ' IN SOVIET RUSSIA MoK('nV, Auk. ' ll llusaln U Kindlllilly wurkliiK Into a new mone tary ayati'm. baai-d upon actual vnl uoa In gold or negotiable) accurlllos, which promlaca soon lo ollmlntito tho liljlloiu of paper ruble now flooding thu, country. At the proaunt time a dual cone tary ' lyitMn prevails. ,the one basod upon the new standard, the other upon paper emission. v ' The now money, known as "choro vonotaa." the old Rusnlnn name 'or gold pleccB, la pap?r currency Iraucd by Hie (Kale bank In -unlta equal In vnluo of (on old rublo of tho pre war laeuc, and suppocotlly redeem able In gold upon presentation. Silver rolna. In ruble ond frnc- tlrpn! (! nM-iIiat.ona. have boon' mimed, but not yet Issued. The fl nanclal authorities are awaiting the time when "chorovonotsa" are In i general circulation to laaue the all- vor money which will replace tho ' prcaent ruble paper as fractions of Die state bank notea. Amorlcnn, Kngllsh. French. Dutch and other currency are now In treoi and general circulation In Moscow, but gradually find their way back Into tho state bank which, whenever possible to porauado clients to do so, pnya out tho "cherovonetsa" In order to accustom tho people to tholr use. Thoy ore well made notes on excollont paper, slightly larger Il,nn American currency. Russia today lo very short of money, tho circulation "In cheovo notsa" and paper rubles being only slightly moro than tho valuo of two gold rubles a head of population. It Is hoped to Increase this gradually, but to Issue very little more paper unless thero Is actual voluo, or an ticipated revenues, behind It, FIND PRKHlSTOr.IC GRAVKS PRAGUE, Auk. 13. AVhllo dig ging a cannl In the Ore mountains recently, workmen unenrthor tombs which i archaeologists declare are over 4,000 yours old. The skeletons lying on the ground In a crouching attltldo, nro woll pre served, and cnnpleunusly lnrgo. The MID SUMMER SPECIALS in QUALITY PHOTOGRAPHS J.ct m show you our Spcll Ititluccmt'iitH for AngOHt Photos ( 327 Main St. Phone 39 Opposite Court House i. - r..yr.". J forehead U rcroA'.nR, Hie frontlnl iilnua strongly dovolopod, tho upper . Juw protruding, and the chin araall. ! Tho tooth arc much worn but other- ! wlie sound. UTAH GETS BIG TRACK OF LAND SALT LAKE CITV, Aug. 13. Title to 2,660 acroa of school sec tion land In San Juuq county, about ' five miles north of Monticello, haa! passed to the state, as a result of the decision of the United States' land commissioner, holding that the land Is' non'-mtnoral. I Trunks, basis, 'A off. Sugnrman's. L ' 1 1-14 , C. GIENGER & SON Bartlett Pears are now ready for canning. Will have a large amount in the last of this week. Ashland Peaches' next week. Phone 85 Cor. 6th ' And the strength behind it is, provided by the consistent use of Klamath Cheese A home ' product in which every citizen takes pride. MADE BY Malih Cheese & Produce Co. t ( ' MALIN, ORE. CAPITAL HEEDED FOR U. S. FARMS Agriculture Must Re-invest $10,000,000 For New Equipment WASHINGTON'. Auk. 13. Ameri can aKrlciilturu, whl:h has been turning out a capacity product with Its phyaletil e:iilim;nl In a run down condition. miiBt within the luxt len yiinrs nave up and reinvest In the farm plant from $8,000, 000, 00(1 lo $ 1 0,000,000,000 of new cap ital, according to economists of the dopartmont of agriculture, who say this Is a conservative estimate. "For three years farmers have pa tiently patched, mended, repaired and used makeshifts," an official re port saya. "Sometime In tho com ing decade tho farm must have about tho same replenishment., and renewal of productive plant that tho railroads aro now going through. Before 1933, ' three-fourths of the farm buildings will require new roofa and now paint. Probably a half-million new bouses, barns and auxiliary hulldlnga will have to be hull;. Half the present mileage of fencing will have to be replaced oad much new fence put up. Millions of now tile must be laid. The hay ing and harvest machinery will have to be replaced almost entirely; till age machinery In large part; wag ons, harnesses, etc.. In part. Mil lions of tons of 'Uew piping, wiring, barn equipment and small tools; millions of new gas engines and stationary power appliances; mil lions of tons of fertilizer and lime must be poured Into the soil of the east and south to reatore pre-war fertility. The country'a work horsea aro old and before 1933 almost a new crop must be raUed. "The men who control great cap i.al resources must realize agricul ture's real and unusual need for new capital; and they must realize that farming In thla country la still a basic Industry, an Industry with a future that will pay ample re turna oa every dollar wisely Invest ed. One of tho rural communl y's very serious problems during the next five or ten years will bo dM." and Klamath It's A Knock Out CUPID IGNORED BY ROYAL PAIR TOK;o, Am;. 13. Thu prlneo regent and his betrothed I'rlneeaa NaKiiko Ktinl. recently hud the fir.-U opportunity (or a Utc-ii-tote sinew their eiigiiKernont. was anniiont'od. It would, however, not he consid ered v:."y Interesting to the aver ago young American. The talk. Quick atarting gasoline la volatile gasoline that combusts quickly and completely and is therefore powerful. Speed then follows as matter of courae. "Fill up" at the next Shell dealeri and give it a thorough teat, D ROADWAY AT STARK PortLand, Ore. . . - - ;'"-! '" ;'.'. YOU ARE ASSURED A PERSONAL uncDtTAiiTV Avn iMnnnn UAL ATTENTION through the combined efforts of a staff who, after years of training, under stand the need3 of the traveling public. i . Music, Dancing and the Best to Eat I at Arthur ti. Meyers Manager ' SOS." mil ; I. i.t "imaiiWwyi'JT ' . . . . ' i-amli L-rrf KLAMATH VALLEY HOSPITAL Pine nt Fourtli Street ; Klamath Falls, Oregon In accident or illness call the hospital where doctors, nurses, pharmacy and ambu lance assemble waiting your call. ..Where, re- , sponsibility of human life is assumed as a matter of business. Triumphs of medicine and surgery are celebrated in the hospital.' " The Klamath Valley Hospital provides the armamentaria of combatting disease and in jury in a big, comprehensive way. - . . . It wails your call. '- WARREN HUNT, M. D. Owner and according lo Information gfvim tho pross, wan confined to a ttoxm'tpttoii by tho prince f Ink vliilt . lo For mosa, whllo lliu princess told of liur trip through western Jiipun. Thw convorritiiiou took place at h ban quet given by Prince Knn-ln which hud hi" ii rpeclully arntnged for the purpose, - " y Any suit 1-3 off. Kugarman's. , 11-14; Kodak finishing at StliiHon's. 3Uj rir Manager Mill' .UNI '. -i W - . . " s .. -tVi-a .-.- iBini r. i. it.ru i