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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 21, 1923)
TITCSIMV, Al'Ol'HT 91, IDM. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON in MAINLY ABOU P -mmm T PEOPLE Htrihorn Here Robert 10, Blrahorn arrived lout nliht from Hpdkeuo and loft curly tills morning for trip over tlm (). C. R. railway. Ha It accom panied by Mn, Btruliorn. . - 'f From Eugene Ira II., Ort, Mlti Martha ind Mlae Mir Calef, formed a family party whs rtlattrd at lbs Wbln Pall. Dan last Dllht from Kugane, and lift today tor Crttr lake. 1 Prom Ban Francisco Leon Llebos ind Mint Walfaon. Ran Francisco morohants, registered lit tho While Pelican lust nlulit, At I.nko of Woods Mr. and Mn. Louis Uradford it nil daughter, Mary Kltmi, spent the week-end at J-itk of tho Wood. Hark From Hurklobriry Ml, Mrs. . Carl Bchubort, Jr., and children, Kred and Karlene, and Mra. W." H.- McPherren. havo ro turned .from av -week' outing at the linckltborry patch. They report that tho huckloborrlos aro rlponlnv alowlyf but that thvro aro enough for all the campora there. Mock Buyer Hero OraBt .8. Pylo, eheup and calllii buyor,. It registered at tho Hall front Ban Francisco, llrownell Home" L. l. Drowncll, who wai called to Corning- last wcuk by tho Mines of his wife, returned lust night. Mra. Brownull- la much butter. la From Aspgrore Mra, J, Mansfield of Aspgrove. la spending a few daya In Klamath Knlle chopping and vlaltlng friends. Former Tcachrr Visiting Mli Mary Craig arrived laat Bight for a wlalt with Mra. Twylit Ferguaon and Mra. William Oanong. Win Craig taught In tho local klgn school for two yore, leaving hero year ago for Portland, where eho will teach again thla yoar. Blio has Just returned ' froitJ Boaltlo, Whnr ho vlaltrff n'rotfto ITohio from 'f , oral week In Alaska and Canada. i Ltuve For ijikeTlew - Mr. and Mra. E. W, Itonnlck re turned to their homo nt Lakevlow thla morning after vlaltlng here alnc Saturday. They wor accom panied by. the Rev. Father Dominic, who la returning to Bend by way of l.akevlew. llrlng In Derr One of the first deer of 'tho sea eon was a two point buck brought In yesterday by Morris Muler, wr.o shot It at Spencer creek. Ho was ac companied on tho trip by Frank Andrew, who reports that thoy snw several doer In thut vicinity. . Returns To Onkliiml Mra, C. A. Arnold lift on tlx trnln thla morning for Iter home at Oakland, t'lillfornlu. 8ho has lintm hero two wooks vIrIIIiik hor diiuKhler, Mrs. M. l'.uvciilk. nnd family. - I.cnvo For t'lilcu j Mra. Esthor Parkor, Who linn buou here three months visiting Mrs. O. K. lluo, luft this morning for hor homo nt Clilco. v Oiiklnnil Vljltiirld-nvi-H ' Titles of tho wontlarful fishing , nt Itotiky point aro bolus; carried buck to Onklnnd by . Dr. 10. 0. Hl mon, 'who loft! this morning nttor two,W(loks nt tho point with" hie ' frlimd, t)r. A. 13. Bykos. J)r, Slpion rocuntly landed a 15 pound trout. (Two yoara ago Dr. Sykes rkiiKht a 23' pound trout, boliovod to t bo tho ! largost over landed ut Itooky' point. Homo From Wi-ok's Viionllon Mr. and Mrs, F. C. llambor ro lurncd thla afternoon from a wonk's Vucntlofl tit tho huckloborry piiloli. Mack From lloiioyinooii Mr. and Mrs. Ilorhnrd I luck land rolurnod IiihI night from n two. wooks wadding trip. 'After vlnltHiK 1'ort lnnd nnd Boiitflo, they drov0 to Am- , boy, WiiHhliiKton, thun buck ovor the (iolumlilii highway to Tho Ditllim, , and homo by way of llisnd.; Mrs. (lunrgo DownlHK, llncklnnd's inolh or, nceompiinlod I hnm homo n ft or n visit wllh hnr sister In Washing- ( ton, ' . ,;nvo For Hiicnmiento Miss Pearl Bradford hns reslRnod hor position In tho First Nnllonl ' bank aud gono to Sacrnmouto to live. llnnker ltctuHnlng Home After a six weeks' etny at Itoeky point, I., L, Ornun, Ornvlllo Imiikftr, Uft for homo this morning. lliiluriiliiK To I'rlnrvllle Mra. 4. H, Wlndon and her duugliter, Miss Paulina, will loavo for tholr home at 1'rlnavlllo In the morning, nttor a two wcioka' visit with Mr. and Mrs, It. C, Harris. WOMAN COLLECTS INDIAN BIBLES FOR PERIOD OF 25 YEARS CHICAGO, Aug. 81. Fur more than 2,1 yenrs Miss C. A. Smith, cur ator of tho B. W. Ayor collection of Amorlcnna nt the Newbarry library. hern, has btiiM collecting Indian III bios, and today her shalvas contain the most comploto record In the world of attempts to chrlctlunlzo the Amorlcan Indian. The catnlaguo citntalns Illblos, or parts of them. In CO aboriginal lan guages, Including KUIott's Indian Bible, publlahrd In tho seventeen:h contury when the Puritans first es tablished missionary contact with tho Now England rodpton. There aro Illblos, too, In Choctaw, free, Cher okee, Altec, Chippewa, Mohawk and Ponobscot, Works uted by mlsslon arlna In tho language of tho Faklmos nt Labrador and Greenland and an other translated In'o the language nt tho Aleutian Inlunds also era In the colloetlnn. 1 Afti'r tho Spnnlih American war, K. W. Ayor. who spent 40 years gathering together his library of American lore, and who preaonted hla books to the library, began col lecting the biblical literature which had boon trnnsulted Into Philllpplno nnd Hawnlnn dlnlocts like Ilorano. TagaJog .Talmshlan, Tukuthkutchln nod other minor' tongues. Since many of the languages havo been forgotton, adding to the col lection Is aald to be a difficult mat ter. A book wu obtained In Paris, said to bo a Hawaiian testament, with tho euphonious name of "Bukc A Moramona" by Goorcc.Pnkunlakl. The, translator' . name W.h.oi I flo;l ciphered mosnt (leorga aiake-a-viK-Noise. MUs .Smith, aftorward dis covered she had bought the Book of Mormon and that tho translator's real name was George Cannon. Aiant vs. Jones ct al In a suit filed In the circuit court this morning If. I.. Arant asks Judgment for tl.4l3.Tt against 3. W, Jonas, C. I). Brown and C. T. Dnrloy, for alleged fnlluro to, com ply with tlio turms of a contract. ' KrltkMin' vs, llruinlmll Judgment tor fiOO alleged duo tor labor performed Is asked In' a suit filed by Victor Erlckson and Hans ytoverson vs.. J. N. Bramhall nnd tho Yawloy Lumber company, rialntirfs asks that ilofcndanls pay tll)0 utlorneys fees nnd costs of tho suit. LUMBERMEN O. K. STANDARDIZATION OF LUMBER GRADES tONOVIEW, Wash., Aug, 21. Unanimous approval of the principal of standardization of grados of soft wood lumber was given by the nld summer meeting of the Wt Const Lumbermen's assoclnllon hero. Tho stundurd Rradlng' rule book, uailonal In scopo, and tha sopHrute book of west coast grading rules, eliminating defects not applicable In wostorn operations, were apnrovca1, ns was the national standardisation of names for grades of lumber. . . An address by Judge James A. Emery, cour,aol for national manu facturers' association, his subject be ing "The Outlook," featured the banquet at St. Helens Inn, attonded by more -nnn 200 lumbermen, Jurign Kmery particularly emphasized the Inafflclniiry of governmental busi ness enterprises. It. A. Long told of plans for Longvlew and of his vlows of northwest lumtierlnic. An auto In band 'In worth two In tho ditch. PCSTOFFICE ALERT TO PROTECT PUBLIC AGAINST SWINDLERS . WASHINGTON, Aug, 21. -The United States government takes considerable care In protecting the bank accounts of Its cltlzena, and piany and varied are tho schemes It Is railed upon to use In order that tho Kiilllblo will not li'to their sav ings of yours. Hut porhapa the most Inlorcntlng of all 'la the method of 'J he postofflce department, which Is sues "fraud orders" to eliminate from the malls of the circulars and and advertisements of the get-rlch-qulck ewlndlcrs. .How much this system actually saves invtitora during a ycr It la almost Impossible to estimate. In one recent Inutunce. as tha result of n single fraud ordor, 21,000 letters. each believed to contain a dollar hill, were Intercepted and roturncd to the senders. When 'investigator of the postof flce suspect an Individual or com pany of sending through tho tnall Intt'.rs or advertising m.ntur of a fraudulent nature Inspectors aro Society's Air Taxi Crashes 1 The wreck of the "Fleet Wtng," one of the airplanes tn which society "folk taxi between Newport, R. I., and New York City. It dropped 300 feet as several hundrorl of the exclusive colony looked cm. H. Cory Morgan end Howlond Fowler, passenk-ers, and If. H. Thornb'irn, pilot. wero takaa to.tne Naval UosolUsti Iceless Refrigerators ; Simply slow down the development ! oT i.'i-viu-os i.t your milk and foods. Make - j your own ice box at small expense use pure ice and keep foods at the proper tem-;" perature these warm days. ' ' V Use Ice It Pays ; Phone 58 BATTERY NEW OR REPAIRED? , You can do the work but you don't tell any body. Better Advertise! . What 'time is it? 'I. ;'''" ..: '.i ' In the nusY American home to day there is no more necessary instrument in the household than ' the clock. These handsome timekeepers arc not only invaluable in telling you the time of day, they are hand some and worthy additions for the ' best-appointed homes. One look will convince you of their beauty. And as they go on serving you, you will say, "I am glad I bought it at- GEO. L. METZ "Let George do it" Watch Repairing jJ ' -;'''flPral - given tho caso to rather evldenco. Hlmuld ansplclons bo backed by facts, the persons aro cited to give roason why a fraud order should not be Issued ugainst them. A bear lug is conducted and, If the charg os are sustalnod, all postmastorsre ordered to return to the senders al) mall addressed to the person or com pany In question. Those not bear ing return addrosses find their way to the dead letter office, and the money enclosed Is turned Into the national treasury. Very often the fraud order la followed, by court action against the offenders. In rocent months Postmaster Gen eral New has Instituted determined campaign agalsst mall frauds. Espe cially bave bis efforts been directed agalnat purveyors of wortblesa oil stock and lands In the southwest, As a result many operators have been tripped up In their promises of thou sands of per cent of profit to their dnpo Investors. Fake stocks are tho principal com modity dealt in by thoso who milk gullible readers of circulars and ad vertisements, but many uxlque and Interesting schemes to market other rommidltles havo been uncovered by the department's activities. One of tho most recent was the case of a man who advertised blooded hunt ing dogs at very low prices and del ivered mongrels picked up at ran dom, with faked pedigrees. Another advertiser boasted of hav ing found a sure cure for tubercu losis, but when government chemists discovered the brown, slrupy liquid was mainly creosote and maltose, a fraud order speedily put him out of business. Schemes to beat the prohibition laws often come to the attention of the postal authorities. Several con sisted of powders to which water was to be atided to produce wines, beers or other alcoholic drinks. Of ficials hold that if the materials ac tually contained alcohol they vio lated tho dry laws, whereas if they did not they violated thd postal fraud regulations. Theso aro the days people are as hot as a woman with nine kids In a day coach. . FROM THE EACTORY TOBACQ 3 ROLL YOUR OWN WITH VII LA CROW tirtasAiuuej OVU MEATS are dollcloua be catiso they are chosen wit Il ea ro and cooked by . a chef who knows how to cater to tho public taste. You'll find a food revolution watting for you here. Get ncaunlntcd with oar "Bill O' Faro" CLUB CAFE J25 So.' Sixth St. He S Not Dizzy iMt Laki &nci Fairviewf , Tho Kov. C. C. Unlet preached at MC. Lakl church Sunday evening. Ho will hold aervloea again at ML. Lakl September 1, at 11 A. nt. ' ' Mr. and Mrs. J, H, Elliott and son Billy left Sunday morning In tbelr car for San Francisco, "' Mrs. Harry Booth and aon Char ley called on Mr. and Mrs, John Koontz Sunday aftornoon. ' '. j Mr. and Mrs. Dan Kaylor and Mr, and Mrs. H. D. Morrison called on Mr. and Mrs. Alex Cheyne Sunday. ' 'Round and 'round this mu'.e goes as be work an irrigation pump near Constantinople and so his driver blindfold htm with curious cup-lflce blinkers to keep him from getting dizzy. THAT OLD HAT CAN BE RE-BLOCKED You can do it but the hat owner doesn't know you. ADVERTISE AND GET THE TRADE . GOLDEN, MM'I At Your Grocer'ts MID SUMMER- SPECIALS m 4 QUALITY j I photographs! SEW FA1X STYLES " i (TI-n latest in Artistic Mountings arc nvvi uciiik buuhu b ,. Photographic Art, 327 Main St. Phone 39 Opposite Court House Here's a big Bargain ALL THE OLD PAPERS YOU CAN ' CARRY AWAY FOR 5 Cts. . Use them under the carpets on the pan try shelves to help kindle the fire in a dozen other ways, and at such a low price you can't afford to do without them. The E veiling Herald; The Pacific Savings and Loan Association WILL LOAN YOU MONEY TO BUY OR BUILD YOUR HOME FOR INFORMATION SEE Lakeside Lumber Company CENTER and KLAMATH Retail and Wholesale Dealers in Lumber and Building; Material a US - i
