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(Dsoemher IB- Chrfatmei.
i Fine Not shopping days. 5
MOO Artoad (ferric
. Linn W. Neintllh, local attorney,
'turned Sunday nlgbt from Port
laid wheer h ettehded the funeral
of, his oounsln, , C. N,, McArthUr,
former oontresamao, lb iue Kplico
. ?l ohureh lest' Saturday, ' Kuioliti
It wi imua looo umid
the aaviees. . .
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New luby ,
Congratulations are bsln xlonde
to'Jr. sod Mm. John I.onit, HC l.ln
oln street', on lh birih o( on
Monday morning,
1 to for Holidays
N5r. nd Mr. It. It. ford and Mr.
and Mra. Fred BtrowWrlrtgo art iav-
ln( this afternoon by motor for Port
land? where they will spend '.no
Christmas holidays. , r
Ha nine's license I"ueI
' 'A marriage license was luued yes
terdey afternoon to Jen Doriii Pot
ter of Klamath Falls, a machinist.
and TUHe Jtergarot Bohn of. Klem
ath Fella. - . .
leaves, for Portland . . !
Jlles. Frances De&tly who is em
ployed at tbe. Houston and Phelps
trosery' store iuft ibli morning on
the stage for Medford where sho will
catch the train for Portland, 6he la
on ber.vacatlon and will apend the
Chrlitma hollilaye In Portland.
Here" on niudnoan , ;
; Tlnv Drown, a . KJamnih Indian
from Yarna,. wii in lorn yesterday
to negotiate' loans on real etnte.
' , Prink Coburn, a atockmao, was
transacting .' business In Klnmath
Flla...ila. wusVaceompanled by Ills
mother, sad elsterv , r .......
Farm loan ITcic -'.'.
j I,'. A. Kennoy, connected with the
federal, farm loan,, la In town for
ttVerai days on buslnwis.' v j-
1V.A: fkimifa Hrr '.-
'Ay. A- 8Qhnrtts.-oornocte.d With the
ppnajue Blror Lumber company, la
bare for several . daya to transact
business. ".
'
Country Mrrttanta In Town
. f i ' .bmlta,' part owner In the
Beatty iieneral mercaatllo, store. Is
barn, for a day or ao to transact .Vual.
niwa and to do aorne Chrletmaa shop
blnir, Another woll-known Klamath
merohant who la here for aoreral
.daya Is R. 'olford, who Is part
owner, (n. a R;oarai.rnorcan(ln atore
fct the now .. townslto of Hpraxuo
Hirer. If bus accompanied uy Mra.
iVolford. , i '
Merrill Wwoiiwm Vlalii
-. , To buy attpplloa- and . lo eome
Cnrlntmos shopping, Jon -Curtln,
ahvepman, U In town from bis home
er Merrill.;, 1
Wtrll .o. r. Lanffolt I,niiiber Co.
Tho Shell company has brought
suit, against Langoll I.moUor com
pony nllogln'K thnt ' tho dofondnnt
owes- $915.30. for goods puroliaaed
iiUC lot '.paid fori Tho complaint
tisks that', judgment bo entoroU
Ognliist the plaintiff for that amount,
'tbiit"dcfin(lsnt pay 'all costs' and die
l .tfuraepvonts and -that any ..property
aXtaob.od- bo sold' ( satisfy tho jiiAg-
nVi'.'i.- r-i'' '-.'A. '
OBITUARY
I.
I Tunoral tiorvlcos for Mrs. Zolln
p. Young, wlfo of Kdward Young,
,P,oo V.alloy rancher, who dlod at hor
lionto'nt 8 o'clock yoatorday morn
Inn of pneumonia, will bo .hold at
tyonnnzn Wodno.idtv afternoon. MVs.
Young: was sboiI 38.. ' Ilea'doa tho
husband, sho' Is survived by sovornl
Jilldr-ftn. ,! ; ', vt;
AT THK PINK TKKK, ' . ,
! iTbo Pino Tno nrn prorentlng four
of tho biwt nets ever prosontnd In
Klnmhth Khlls. 1. "Tho l.nrry Ho
njon ' of Vnudevlllo,'1 Introdunlng
vaudnvlllo's only pnrrnllel bnr net i
'Tho Iloll ivoy,, the 8liigcr, the Wise
Onn," lndy, n nwn and a dog piny
Irtg thd part of a silent cowed'an.
"Accordlonlut Ho. I.nxe," a novel
musical offorlng that Is worthy of
the higher class auditors. Mol-O-Dsa
nxnpliono Pour, n quartette of tal
ented musloluns,. popular Jazs mel
,odlos,:sr pff. -vr ,i.TJfl i "'V "
fyfeCoiirts
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01 INCH
IS TO BE
Representatives of Lumbar
Induitry And U. S. Dcot
Axreo en Six .
WASlllNOTOrf, Dec. IS Repro
sentatnres of all branches) of - the
lumber Industry and of lumber users
bare concluded a conference at the
commerce department by agreeing on
a sot of standard sites and grades
for lumber which will be applied na
tionally aftor July 1. With tbe co
operation of Beerotary Hoover, the
chief controversy, which Involved
tbe question of bow thick an "Inch
board" ahould bo, was adjusted
through a ruling that tho thlcknoss
of such a standard board should be
35-32 of one Inrh with a proviso for
26-01 Inch boards In special specifi
cations. ' , : ;',',' ' :.. ...
A general ' agreement ' which In-
oludod tho standard board and other
technical questions will allow manu
facturers of soft wood aadof, hard
wood construction lumber after July
t to reduce tbelr production scbod
ulea considerably, and follows out
a general program for Increasing ef
ficiency of production and decreaa
Ing consumption costs which "tbe
commerce, department ' has under
taken with sovorat Industries. , '
The general, committee whtob
drafted tho report upon which action
would bo of assistance Ut "a drive
for mora and bolter " homes" and
could be eonaldored "on undertaking
In the Intereat of higher stsndarda,
for the American people." " '
John W. Illodgett, presldont1 of
the National Lumber Manufacturers!
association, was chairman 'of . the
special comimttee, which' reported
out tho standards, most of which
were adopted without question'.
CERMAX WIIO TRAIXKO
' ' TURKS. DIES
DKTU.IK. Dee. 18. General von
Ruedglsoh Pasba died - recently In
Oorltn at the age of 09. He. had lived
in Turkey several years, having
trained tba Turkish cavalry at Con
stantinople, Tripoli and Dsmsscus.
For' this service Sultan Abdul
Itamtd conferred the tltlo bf pasha"
upon him and also gave blm the
ordor of Osman and of Mnschldge,
first class.
Dean Inge protests against , the
movement for a celibate clergy In
the Churrh of Kngland, pointing ou,t
that Nelson, Drake, Rlr John Moore,
Warren Jfasllniai. .HIT . Christopher
Wren, 8lr Joshua Reynolds, Jenner,
Charlotto .pronto," Oliver Cloldsmlth,
Tounyson and Cecil Rhodes wore qll
children of clergymon. '.',, - .
!lI.ONOAl Klnmath Falls, Mon
dity, Decoirtbor 17,' to Mr. snd Mrs.
John Long, a son. '
AUCTION 8ALl 80 milk Cows
nnd huifurs at County Fair pavilion,
10:30 A. M Friday, Dec. 21. ,18-20
' PINE TREE
j TONIGHT . TOMORROW...
Wo aro presenting four of
tho- Host Ada over prosontod
in Klamath Falls. Don't' miss
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4 Vaudeville 4
Tho Larry Homon of Vnudo-.-..'.
vlllo ,,'
' ' (Pnrollol Mar Aot)
Tho Doll Roy, Singer, Tho
Wine Ouo. Novelty Act.
Melodi-o Hnxophonn Four.
A real trout In Music I'opu
. lnr and Jnis numbors
, Como Karl)'!
STRAND THEATRE
" tonight;-.
Family' NlKht. Alln. lOo 8 for
. ' : , , ltH crntH
Ixiok nt, this show for 10c Tho
IiIr minn.illoiiHl undcrwn font
uio WET GOLD
Action, iUho tlirtlW. - -lmid.
comedy ami' sci-eon ro-
VloW.
. . Jli'liMt tho fiimily toniuht and
sen a ronl show for 10c. ,
THIN
BIRTHSL
THR .EVENING
U. S. Bureau Fiur Show
Lett Than One-Third
' Earned That Much
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v WA8WI.V0T0X, t). C, Dee, II.
Reviewing the work of the poet five
years, tbe firth abnual report o: tne
director of (he woman's bureau of
tbe United HUM aepirtment of la
bor which whs Issued today states
that the most Important question in
connection with women is industry
la tbelr earnings. Of 111,000 women
for whom the bureau secured wage
figures during the past year, less
than one-third earned as much as
118 during one week. In Ohio, pro
llmlbary statistics showed that of
more' than 30,000 women, , half
earned less than t'U.JO weekly,
while in New Jersey of nearly 8A.000
women half earned less than 114.96
a week. These wages were higher.
however, than in any of the (en
other states, except . Rhode Ialand
whore Investigations have been made
by tbe turo'au.' '"
SUFFRAFIST. 90, -
ESCAPED QUAKE
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Aged Woman Promlner.t In Japan
Was Removed From Destroyed
. Home bf. Group of Girls
. TOKIOr Dec. II. One of those
who escaped bodily barm In the Jap
anese earthquake and fire was Mad
ame KaJIko.YaJlma, tbe 90-year-old
suffrage , advoato and president of
tbo . Japaneae . Christian . Women's
Tonvpe ranee society. '. ,v ,
. 'After her home had beeb damaged
by tbe earthquake she was removed
by 10 girls to the residence of Mar
quis Kurods, when she wsa obliged
to flee, because of fire, to the 1st
ivgiment barracks. Iator she was
assisted to tbe Women's refuge borne
Mai, YaJIma represented Japan
at tbe International conference of
Women's Temperance Societies in the
fnltod Slates in 1S0.' .
LIVESTOCK Auction sale of SO
milk cows at County Fair pavilion.
Friday. Dee. M. 18-tO
XMAS
of eatt U
Try
Nuts
CANDIES
LAYER FIGS ,:
: - RAISINS
Out
' ORANGES
BANANAS
GRAPES t .
v DATES ,
GRAPE FRUIT s
CELERY , !
LETTUCE
COCOANUTS
ARTICHOKES
EGG PLANT
SPROUTS
CRANBERRIES
, CAULIFLOWERS
l " f BELL PEPPERS
' Dretted Turkeyt and Chickens
' AH Kindt of Fresh Meatt
IB. P.
SIXTH STREET GROCER
HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON .
POLICE REPORT
Of Number Reported Lott
in 33 American Cities,
600 Not Vet Found
NEW YORK, Dm, 1 1 Mors than
11,0 bo' girls and woasn wera re
ported mining dariaf lilt by po-'i
lice headquartera is II American.
oltles, and approximately 900 , of
them had sot been located by Decem
ber at. fhass Uiores were gathered
by the National Association of Trav-1
elers' Aid aocletles o thU city in an
effort to estimate tbe number and
types of persona who drop our or
sight each year. - Reports from it.
cities, the association said, gave' a
total of 31,(31 men, women and
children who disappeared, abont
1,500 of whom were not found
I. Booking for people who disappear
Is a part of Travelers' Aid service
which protects Inexperienced trav
elers from 'barm by' giving advice
and help at- railroad stations and
steamship piers, ' according to John
R. Bblllady, general director of the
the national association. .' .
' "Travelera' Aid workers in 160
cities helped more then 1,000,000
persons last year," be said, "saving
thousands of girla from being lured
off by designing Individuals In the
crowded stations. Tbe service helps
all travelers, from mere information
seekers to those in dire emergency.
Police reports show that In New York
city 2446 girls and women were re
ported missing in 1923, 16G3 of
whom were girls under 21 years. CM
Cobo. recorded 154 9; Los . Angeles
1030; Philadelphia, 1006; St. Louts
bad 798; San Francisco, 471, and'j
Detroit 311. About 91 per cent of
the missing were finally located
dead or alive but the records show
that many had undergone experiences
worse than death. - t -
1 iLarge a these figures are, 'they
represent only about one-half of tha
actual number of those who actually
dropped' out' of sight at some time;
during the year,.' In the opinion"' of
STOCK
complete
Us
Lewis
000
UN
GIRLS
MISSING
Captain John H. Ayers, chief of the
bureau of missing persons, New York
City.
People often fall to report dis
appearing members of their family
to ua because they mistakenly fear
we will bring publloity upoe them,
when that I tha last tblng they want
to do,' ssld Captain Ayers In state-
bunt to tbe National association.
"Mf.ny also drop out of sight who
bare no one sufficiently Interested
to make report. In our best Judg
ment, we feel it is -fair to double
Oar actual figures, making a total
sf 4893 women and girls In New
York city, of whom 8804 were under
11 year of ate. If tbe same ratio
of disappearance holds good for tbe
United States as applies to New York
olty, then can arrive by aa arlth.
emtical computation at tha total for
tha .United States, which will ap
proximate (0,000 girls who probably
disappear annually. Of course, It
must be understood that those are
not permanent disappearances, as
very large percent are accounted for.
Our record for last yesr was 98 per
cent found. -
' (A genius Is a novelist who can
sit In, a soft chair near a radiator
and write convincingly of God's
great open spaces.
Advertising pays. Try it and see.
LIVESTOCK Auction sale of 80
milk cows at County Fair pavilion,
Friday, Dec. 21.. .-. 18-20
BODY AND LIMB
.WOOD
16 inch lengths,
: seasoned . '
$10.00 a Cord
BOB NEWMAN
Phone ll-F-5 :
DON ART
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TAXIDERMISTS ;'
Farriers, Tanners and Dyers
. 'AD work guaranteed"'
V..:--"' " Phone B1W . '.':'.'.;. .'
- '" BIO Main Street
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Baby Grands J.$725
up- Turn in your old
Pianos Easy Terms
Lid Table Victrola
$4 a month . terms.
Victor Eecorda, Thou
sands of them. Best
in the World
Pianos $2 per week.
Prices , $250 to
$1050 in stock
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LIGHTNING FLASH
CAUSED COAL FIND ,
Monica Attracted! by Burning Tree
Discover First Vein Found In
Northwest Territory
'6PRINOFIBLD, 111., Dee. 18.
A flash of lightning, well over a
hundred years ago, caused the dl-j
covery of coal In tbe Mississippi'
valley,, ooco.uiug . to too wrmon
word of j Father. Louis Hennepin,
whose.' records are on file on the
shelve of the local historical so
ciety. :.. .. . ' ' .; '
The monks of La Trappe loeat
'ecKla Madison county In 1807 and
raroer iouis was tneir nisionan.
mil jwmv wm uhwhiw
short of fusl, his narrative shows.
Tbelr blacksmiths ; complained of
the leek., On-, being Informed that
th eearth, near the foot of a tre
BARGAINS IN BLOUSES
Entire stock at Just .- -
HALF PRICE
Come, today (he one yon
Photographs
made at late at December 20 will be finished
for Christmas Eve. delivery :. : - :
Studio open eveninga for sittings until: 9 -
o'dock. .
STINSON
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The Photographer
Last Gall
, Before
Christmas
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Don't ' Forget Our
Fancy , Piano Bench
Padt as Gifts l
. Record 'Repeaters
$1.00. ; .:T::r
Victor Book of
Opera ;
Albums for Records
Motrola Electric,
wind for your Vic-
trola ' ' " "
What we hear in Mu
; sic. (Book)
Fancy Christmas Re
cord Boxes
Free to Record Buy
ers. One 50 cent
bottle of Tone Clear
. Record Cleaner.
Ask for it
Fibre Needle Cutters
Bubble Books for
Kiddies
Victor Attachments
for Edisons
Edison Attachments
- for Victrolas
Diamond, Jewell,
Tungsten and Steel
Needles, etc.
EARL SHEPHERD
CO.
Record Headquart
507 Main St.
j which bad been struok br ltM,r
to tbe spot, Digging a little below V:
the surfaco they discovered vein i
of coal, the first In the northwest
territory. . , , . '
THE AMATECTt LAWYKK
Becond-story Mike ha insisted
that be hvs the. right to eross-ei-.i,
amine In. person the plaintiff agate '
at him In a recent ease la- Los Aa.1
geles. " . ... ., '
"Wnere was yoa when yer botae ..
was busted Into?" he roared. -.'
"In bed " ' 1
"What did yer doT" ' '" - , "'!
"t jumped out of bed and look-,,'
ad for the burglar. V , , u .
nn, - at- v , ,
"Yes, i win him tad ebaraif
him." ' .
"Bow far did ye shea rV'
thundered Mike. . .. - , ; . .
(And he la still wondering bow it
happens thst the trial stopped right
want may be gone tomorrow
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Hundreds of QJR.S. a.
Player Rolls. Best '
Made today. --V'
Small Victrolas '$3'.-'
.'" per month ' v:
Cabinet & console
Phonographs. ' Lead
ing makes $6.50 up
" monthly -' '
Players $3.00 per
week. $420, $495,; r ;-
$600, etc. Several
High Class Used
Bargains '" " 1
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