The Evening herald., December 21, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
- ' ' '-' : ' ' Pate Thrji)in
viuuay, JnacicMnKn bi, imwi
GOLD
FIND
MADE IN
ALASKA
RUSSIAN DANCER
MET NOTHING BUT
TROUBLE IN BERLIN
II Wn. n Hud l)' Vr llcimtlful
Aitl.t AVIicil CuiiiMirl Trie. I to
HU-iil Hull of Will
Avalanche uproot Immense
Tree and Ditcloies
.' I Quartz Ledges
JilCUU.M, Dec. 21. Sunlu Htfill
iiiinklu iihikI In Ih a carefree ttu-
Hi III! (111 II HIT III III II Cabaret, of Lilt!
cetiirul Kuropouii ruplluhi. It wuii
tulonront tlliit ho had no know
ledge of the chuructor of tlia mun uhe
wa u.iioclutliig with, Inn iiftitr an
nouncing her relu.u liu urged biur In
future lo Iki iniiro curuful In .elect
I ; i ; hi r niiilii companion..
Huuia depurlod lo leurn Ihul her
r.i 11 fii 11 1 Ir It malinger, huil camelled
.ill Imr contract..
MOT COMl'I.KTI'.I.V
Aii urchin wan whimpering on n
.treet wi'iicr w li in ho v. u ml il ronrt-
iiil duy for Iho beautiful nrtUl, """ vt """" kindly old gcnt-
(wlu'ii alio came to Her! In to fill an
I enwigoinonl In olio of tlio till! varlty
I h cu l ff a tunl nuinlll.
ANCHOIUOH, Ala.ku, Dec. 21,
l'honoimuinl wealhor lu ilia lulu all
ium.., ... iu ui. WlB mlllu , nruHdnouc
warm Chinook wind. In tho hlRlmr iiorlin of u Khlrgluin', Btk .ohau
roglon., hax resulted In a Htiinuxulu ! IhkumiJivIIII, who prnfMM.d r.uch
C pro.pootor. to adjacent hiliudinliulli.n for Eonla limi ne propoe
whor. they- hav. alukod iimny cluliiui ui buying her a Mlk gown ami no
lo he .worked for placer gold In 'tlio fonipimled Imr lo on of tin ly:i
nprlng . IuuiIIiik kIIU nhoi-n.
Wi warm wind, uncover,,! Im-I Whllo losing v..r
nnM deponlt. of gravel, which were Var ",u' V'Tni' """ """ '
nw.Pi d,.wn to th. -Jv.r.. leaving 'd a ."!h "' "
a new terrain expn.ed. 1'ro.pec.or. ' "' f 1.1.
report thawing at grrnt depth. v17",ul- l'''"lr f-r .ho
whloh were locked In perpetual , , "" "'" '"
They believe that nature thiw llM arrU,iKod In ,,..1, inannor lhat
left open' rich nurlforou. gravel, , '" w" "" "k
hltuoHo e..ledr . , ' 7'1" WUl'" ,"" ''"" "
(.Ilk counter. '
On the wen Hide of Turnuguin 8onl utuU.er ''cavalier'' wr o..
Arm n nvnlim-rho 100 fw-l wldi, .idlcurl,, ,,.. tha nmnw rlA ,.,
n mile long ru.hod down n mount-! ,, Ulkua , jn ,,. ht ,k :
ln, uprooting lmmn tree, and . bt., ,,.,,,, .ru. ,...,.,,,!
up:
ni,icn who nr.i ulwuyii lioblng
' ",S"hufi( the mutter .on?"
"I'm lout."
"hunt? NoiimuiK'i. Von muatn'l
glvn up hope ho (julckly, WIiitd
do ,viiii live?"
"I ilon'b. know. VWvo Junt movi-d
and I riii't rmni'inliiir tho new ad
(lrH." "Wlint'.i your nuinc tliiru?"
"I ili'ii'l know."
"Whin- Don't kiinw your own
numo?"
"No, mibbiMl Him yoiiiignler.
"Mother got miirrlod iikuIii thin
itmrnlng."
Atvi,rMlnif nir
Viffl
1 ff I
APT
Mfornlrt Btute Automobile Asaociatlon.
A r.orru.illteo of clUzun? wan appoint
ed i. work with the police In wr-
' pwiiini! rockloHB driving and euro-
i o xni rn n no hp wu,,in, ani ' upervumg hi
fa. i unit, i 1 1 uv, i no
id IllnillUUUi tii
Youths Posted at Corners
Around Schools to Resru
Intc Proeress of Auto.
BAN KRANCISCO, Uoe.. 21.-Ono
thouiiund public miiiool byv of Sun
Kruneliico, from 12 to 18 y;nr old,
liuvo bnen orgonlised Into a traffic
rmervo force. I.lkn the rigulur
traffic piillcijiieii thiy arc- poatfd
on tlm c:f;rnorn tiurroundluK choolii,
where they regulate tho progremi of
aiitomoblleii and fo thai their follow
ntcudciiis crow (he , xtrcet. nafoly.
They ntudy the city onlliian'-'t.i und
nro ilrllh'il In Klgnalu by truffle oi-flci-r
of tho police department.
Thl h an extension of a ram
llalgn iiBliiiit uccidciK,) Parted here
t n months ago by the police depart-
Tr li nn,l .oa J nient. in' cooperation with thn Cal-
w of t afflc.
iJinlnj; tiie ten month, tho d.ir.lh
I ralo lor motor ao.ld.'utH hore wni
i! ridiietd 2' l-r cent fror.i that of the
wifno period In 1922, uccordlng to I
HlatlHllc prepared by the aiwor.lu-
Hon.' .' "' i
ltepre.H;ntatlveii of northarn ' mid
central California cltle, at a retenl :
t meutlnu; he.e. decided to adopt a
similar plan lu their communltlW.
cuUUg deep into the noil. Thre., ' ,(,r lllnoC(,I.,l.i ,mt wa, lockCl,
up .
ledge, rich III quart were ntvenleil. ,, , ,ld . - .r,B.
Th creek, of that region had given wft, (llt.OVOra ,llBt tl, K,llr. '
up placer gold In the pu.l, u, th..'gh.,B1, hud' been locked up lu Auntrln ;
now Of tin. big lid nent every uii-ai.d Italy for alntllnr lliefiK. Con-:
nttgcliMl man with an outfit lnu .t,Uently( when lie w nrrnlnged '
tho mountunloit. region nhovo tlie!for ..,rnc,. o... tu.im .,. i.i, ,n '
union lor nvo year.. Tim Judge ;
I neeeiited tho tearful Itu.mlnn Rlrl'n
Ami. Claim, were ntnked, uud
nine, water 'a cloalng in, tho proa
I'oclor. left to return at the, flmt
thawing of eprlng.
Tho Chinook, prolonged tho open
umon In the hill, tt month or more.
It li prodloted that thi. will r.nuli
In an unusually early miring, an
me u.ual onrly treexo-up wa. lack- rj
ln ftnrf' Ik. l.l..tl...u ........ .
vented donp (ruuliia lator. V
'Long-time re.ldvnt. of Ala.ka be- i'
1 1 nvo that cllniailo rondltlomi uri jf-'.
undergoing a general change. They
point o tho recent delugo that put
' tho .oulhorn divl.lou of the Alaska
railroad out of coiuinbulim for 20
day. ' The cloudburnt, accoutpauled
by warm gnle. denuded c-cn the
mountain poaka of .now. It hm
been oli.lonuiry for the firm heavy
miow.u all , vluift.. .Uuu, tliW
.canon, lu aouthweiilern Aliutka. ev-1 4
oral time, mow fall In guiintlty only
to bo molted again. Winter avumcd
reluctant to tako hold.
Gloves Gloves
SHOE REPAIRING
Well Done . .
Is Profitable and Economical
JACK FROST
119 So. 6th Street
Work Shoes - Work Shoes
"KHT LA ;('kui:k
A
Krins
trembling
by
name.
from a protecting shell
recruit, William
' hairfhd forth
hole and
brought before hi. .torn superiors.
"What", the big Idea?" demanded
the colonel. "Hiding av.ay like
that?"
"Well," replied the buck plaint-
Ively. ";,
"Thing, wann't so bad until thi
cap'a yelled, 'Fire at Will.' Colonel.
I ain't gonna be no target for (he
whole A. E. F."
1 1 . . - . ' t! MAIN ST. . I
1 3,&uU!6 L;-"-'?
y Smartly Trimmed Early Spring Models ,i
7sn anA inrm
. They are Worth More : '
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MILLER'S MEAT MARKET
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Main Street, near 8th i
Wo c";i furnish, the Best Part of that Christmai
Turkey Dinner
Phone 178
Our Own Make of
Mince Meat and Fruit
K ' . ' MAS.
J ,. Gus Miller ' ' : U ..
AdverllKlne nxv.. Prr 1t. nd ee. i -t nnii nms ... i I
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II HHIllHMIWim l.llll. I'HIUII. Willi 111 ill IHiJIIiai I lllllil I inc ,ru. Wf,7g .MrrrnTwyi nj, nt an-nn,raniirw in mi I mwmmtmnjw-
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We Wish You a Merry Christmas
. r-,.r yi.,.-iwiei-.
"Oh, motlinr," wnllcd the blde
"Jack doean't love mo unv more!'
"What ha. he done?" I
"Tk.. ...I.. .., ... I V'1
iiii'iit nun uiii ,iiu uiKureim
left In the houau when ho came,
home from the dun.-o In.t nigh! and
he t-t-took It and i-a-inoked It III in
elf,"
The .Chlnotrf "mlno" tho 3,000,. '
000-yenr-iild fdmilllKed romulu. of
prehistoric animal, tor una a. med
Iclno, lo aupply Chlnojo ilru ntorc
with "dragon", (ccth," mid 'drogon'r
bone."
If it is for your Christmas Dinner, Wo Sell it for Less
. From Soup to Your Dessert
Pnhlir Mrbl
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Groceries Market
Public Meat Public Market
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Bakery
122-126 N. Sixth
We have a Free Delivery
We'will be open until 9 p.m.
Monday Phone 169
This Is Some Mince Pie
is what you will gay when you eat one. of our fam
ous Mince piea. Light fluffy crust3 filled with our
own home made Mince Meat. It is a pleasure to -eat.
wot too 'rich, a hearty eater comes back "f of
w.aieconi-CUt aticr enjoys It. as. much as the first.
Our Pumpkin pies are also quite a favorite
YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER ,.
will not be complete without some of our r Fruit
Cake. Its the best that can be made
Store open Monday evening. Closed' all day Jues-
- " day
Sixth Street Bakery
126 So. 6th-"
Chas. H. Landis
For Goodness Sake Eat "Better Bread
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To Buy Holiday Goods and Seasonable Merchandise at a
Real Discount.
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Between 7th and 8th on Main
Trade Your Old Stove In On A Range
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