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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 21, 1923)
Pe EifKf THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL3, OREGON i itliiAV, i;miii;ii hi, iiiw GOUfJ Tr GETS 71 r 01 CALVES rorly of Shipment From Tillamook Went to Boys and Girls AWAIT FOX VERDICT Hundred (iallirr In Corridor ns KInu Trinl I'mls PY FRANK SEXTON, County Club Agent u nirty nlga-grado dairy heifer calves wcro shlppod into Klamath county from Tillamook county dur ing the spring months of 1923. for the hoys' and girls' club work. Sev enty of tho Tillamook calves jeers shipped into Klamath county In 1923. . Every one of tbeso calves was from dam. with ' record of over SOO pounds of bnttor fat production per year.' . - ...-. i F orty of these calves were ordered by tba.co.anty agricultural agent and tba county club leader for boys' and glrlB1' club work in 1923 and were shown at the county fair in October. Tba boys and girls cared for and fad belr calves according to instruc tions from the extension division of Oregon Agricultural college. Several of the. heifer's which were shipped into the county in 1923 have freshened and growing into excellent dairy 'cows. ? fiince tha dairy cows of Klamath County have an' average production of only 125 pounds of butter fat per year, one can readily sea that helterr from blgh-prodncing cows are going to be a big factor In the development of the dairy business in Klamath county and put dairying on a pay ing basis. - . Too many dairymen go into the business with cows that do not re turn a profit and consequently Id a year or two the cows are disposed of and tbo business In condemned. Thero Is no money in keeping boarders that do not pay tho'r board. Tillanuok county dairymen have become -prosperous by milking good cows and we know that Klamath county bes a decided advantage over Tillamook by having an abundance of first-class al.'alfa, bay and grain, plenty of pare water and an ideal climate for the dairy cow. ' We. alao 'know that the ranchers of .Klamath county 'who have been mllk'ng a few good cows find dairy ingrproI:!able. Dnir!!ng In Klamath county la not an experiment Eny more. When calves are ordo cd from the famous,. . .T:l!amook county ' dairy herds that have been bred for heavy production for several years, there Is very little chance of raising an unprofitable cow. ' - E. M. Bubb of the American Na tional bank. Is showing his interest in the development of dairying in Klamath county by loaning money 'to the boys end girls for the purchase of Tillamook calves. ; The loan is made for one year at the rate of 6 per' Cent. . Orders for these calves must be sent, to the county agent of Tilla mook befcro January 1. If yon are interested in purchasing some of ATLANTA, On.. Hoe. SI. Kund reds of persons gathered in the corridors of t'no. court building to day awaiting the" verdict in the case of Phlilp E. P,-x, former Ku Klux Klan editor, charged with the murder of William S. Cohurn klan attorney. The casa to tho Jury lato last night but It was- understood deliberations had not started un til early today. CHRISTMAS APPEAL , FOR RELEASE OF IRISH PRISONERS CONCERT CALLED OFF rrosbytoriao Church Entertain ment Xot to bo llclil Tonight Due to conflicting entertainments, the Christmas concert to bo give'n at the Presbyterian church tonight has been called off. It was announced to day by. the fto v. A. I- H'ce. Tart of the nyislc planned tor tonight will bo given nt the regular Sunday sor- vices. ' RUSSIANS IX Ml'TlXY HARBIN." Hoc. .,2.1. Mutiny cf Russian soviet troops,' commenc ing last Monday, wai reported from Vladlvostock, Nikolas and Khaba rovsk. Mutinlous reds are. being es- a.sieu oy partisans of the Kbits or antl-sovlet faction in Siberia. The populations of the cities named aru said to have been' driven to des peration by the ruthless collections of food taxes, religious persecutions and the harsh official sovlot re gime. BANK PAYS DIVIDEND PORTLAND. . Dec, 21. Deposi tors of the defunct State Bank of Portland are to receive a Christ mas dividend, approaching In the case of the savings department full settlement. Checks to claimants tor savings accounts mailed today by the banking department amount to 30 and G-10 percent in addition to the 50 percent ' dlvidents paid previously. . . ' COVELIi GRANTED RKPRIEVK. SALEM, Dec 21 Arthur Covell did not hang today as sentenced. ending a decision on his appeal, the governor granted a reprieve. QUAKE DESTROYS TOtV.VS. NOGALES, Dec 21. iDctructlon of three towns, near -Sierra Madre" in Sonora, by an earquake, was confirmed in reports today. Several hundred casualties were reported.; . Gold valued at ll.80S.89 was re covered from a trunkful of black mud' purchased at a sale of un claimed express by a buyer in Oma ha, Neb., who was ridiculed for his purchase until a chemist's analysis proved Its value. these calves notify C. A. Henderson, county agent, or Frank Sexton, coun ty club agent, at their office in the basement of the courthouse. JSlp Plum Pudding .'TtsK Wjf "T"hb essential climax to a perfect S X Christmas dinner. . : But if you would enjoy plum pud ding to the fullest, extent plum pudding that is made perfectly with the choicest ingredients If you would enjoy this kind of plum pudding this Christmas you Cm-tlllint Would Kmpty I'rlwniH t Save- From Death Those oi. Ilumtcr Striko 1.1 v- BELFAST.' Doc. 21. Unhappily Ireland is threatened with nnoUier Christmas laeklug ton peace, ijociI will, unity and charity which rhouM bo the leading features of th Feast I - - of tho Nativity, saya a n.rss of ' RUMOR OF DEMANDS Cardinal Logue to bo read ";l tho Catholic churches of his areVlloc-'se. Hla emSnonco said that were it it! his disposal ho should '-have the prisons emptied an.l the : nii-en' ra tion camps doserted bpf.it"; Christ mas. He appealed tn t!m govern' N'ottn -lliHl a lurpti nmu'irr f , The Trlhunn, wtilfh. l logarded p;!foner lnul i:.!ir.l " ; linoR" n tho iWsuiiul oritwn of Vrnmli" strike to fore their reli a .mil cut I'nahlUh. points out ihnt tho war mnuv still iur teu u u' iv;iih -"''! i vi ,iunMnuvu stives food, the cardinal -a'd I'll"' was lila chief wnsloiy. . , '"it lippearM m me f.i:ili'i, Incffoe- tlo and of very dou'-'i.f l wo ul't.v," said hia mrstane. "1 kiiw himr.er strikers do nut Intend ' th-.'tr in n death, but they sr r!s'liu It I would ea-.net'v i ppcal '.!uiu to abandon this ibnxi'ivti.1 s'ij ful expedient." thoru lire ; In wlili i t rrrtt . fliitir. 1 Ir yt ! lui ti iilty u iod. cu- 't id a wrai, i ON ROUMANIA ARE CAUSE OF SENSATION! other cirtailimnli, utid fewer sli-vplnn ears. Outsldn Hie Rrent cltlis the hotel Mmiin-s'uu. . , . hcrommodr.tlons i.iso ur fur bdow! It who litu l.Iu'id t'u: :ip,k Inndemuvtcly rewarded in tho ill- thosn of nortniil times. Tlmra Is llltle ty of various kln.is' wi', '.etvi motor touring, uil tw f irnlim tour- j 750 miillnrds of pnwr r?w ; 1 ti I iHts nrs v'sltlng the remoier iihn-ia J i,,,,, atilvn during this urileil '( nt Intnrmt. l'nswiptly . loli'ls J ,.,, nd (hut very few J. v. Ii v in whkh pnoo were iiccepUbJu are now ,, d!ilny In tho shop - ' vnry uusul'sfnctory. j iho custom being regnrdi- '1 V't The V.iiuor biiinn, which wi"sifi, , As n mutur of fc?t. j. r otu thi mnlrulay of ninny Inns, bus j ful pol'co words show In ? vy ilool'ned Kre.itlv that lft.- vc,nlng miillnrds of ov, I-;.; i',,)' h p .-'j , ej Vlo',' 5,S- strlhutlon of territory ns btwri Juiioiiliivlii aud lloumiuilii. -11 Is pointed out lu tho nt'tlcH thst . noumnula must cedo to Ju-R-sluv!u additional territory down to, the Tchiru U'.vov. . , tlovornimutal e'.rclos lu-rs vlow this declaration with vinoosluvna, i-lth . uudlstfuisoO j prt(.Uctouy don"!. MiuiV Ion t In the , TO J milliard, . nod ' ' " ' j small towns nro even . short .of. )irrr,4. j tlu bent utretiln' of jnnd Innkeoiw nhnrt tha ri'ti"ntl rnrry 11 disidiy of Jowttls 1 '. LIOUOR BUSINESS . I am-orallsntton runl ,rtlnrnn!a,Mon hlremrs n unl to tho II 11 l, IN rmMltMV mill 'h'-h hfi sprend thro'iKhnul tho Vu!t In Paris. UN UtKMAll I UUL.L, leoi-anatlo red soelni fabric. i . AS TRAVEL WANES. . -iimh .oiui,i isnne, VIIINNA TlUKVKItV ( innnufri'lured t-' lb" l",' W'tMTA it KST, lK-e. SI. ' V live-; UAMIU'KR. Ivo. SI. Trnln travel ' K(t TI'. ; IH'cil rnrll.M. end roil t i not I'O enidnl by pullt'C Iv se.iiH.it Inn Ins bee:i rrealnd In tho! In flermnnv dur'nir the emiv'nit win- ' VIENNA. Vve. 2 l.-'hl' Verv In iTlin ral pomical Irs'les i- meat of the Free Stale to clear tin ' Koumaulan .-ranitnl hy tlio imhllca--ter Is m-t nronilalns of eliher ee-ri-: Vli'tinn wnn not us prevalent diirln:! ilwliiro llii-iun Ives and cor ' prison rsmps as quickly as It eruld. tlon In IHlsrudj Trltune of in ur jfor or depeiuliihlllty. Thern nr not Iho dr.-t ftvn ninnthii of tills year j tho ilnpilw of thai deep ' retaining only those cenvictcd ofltlclo outllnlnt new t-rrliortal de- so many fi(t tra'n.n an formerly bo- an wuu madn to npiiear 111 a nton-; mil puhllo opinion." Jatntu crime or liable for trial. Inlands to bo v.ivIh on Itiumanlu. twei-n the big cltira; there have been ami out from this city lust August field. i - ' ".y 'l l "f M - - wnr- a yYnV .- Some One Yoh Have Forgotten! Check Your List and Be. Sure ...... s . i. 3 More Days to Do Your Stopping in h Christmas Store Open MONDAY evening for the regular Saturday! hours , Siituiduy sounds the last call for your Christmas rush. AH tho folks na well as siiitcr, brother and the little tola must bo thoucht of. Moe's store id well equipped ' to takti care of Saturday's rushdepend on us Shop early if possible Couldn't She Use A Blouse for Xmas? At a time when saving a few dollars on a single article means a lot towards your Christmas shopping , Kveiy one of these blouses areup to Uie minute in style, of good silken ma terials and represent a real saving. $5.98 ; New Brushed Wool Suits These suit3 juit came in and are exciting much desire for them. Skirt and Sweater to match with colorings for trimming as are prescribed for spring -":::$15.00.$29.5b.r' mm Ivory Sets - ' Finest quality silk lined mani cure sets. Every piece of skilled workmanship ; $6.50 l to $10 00 Baby's First Gift or Some Other Little Tot Don't forget the little ones as there is a thought back of every little gift, long to be remembered ; . . Select Your Gitts From the Largest Infants Department Doll cabs that would ordinarily sell at $6.50 at this store $4.50 Large Mama dolls of the indestruct-kir.d-a rsgular $4.95 doll 1 at $3.50 Dressed dolls from $1.25 up Rattles from 50c to $1.50 Thumbless mittens at 1 35c and 50c Full Mittens ' 50c Childrens fleeced leggins . ........ . 60c Finest Italian Silk Onyx Hose' Heavy quality with lace clox, ,a:. splendid gift at $4.00 Chiffon in black and beige a hose worn by the smart dresser of today - $2.00 pair , Mother's Gift " A Beautiful Bed Spread - Full size spreads in various crochet patterns also blue and rose strioe and plaids. Can be had in any. price . .. : ... ' . . ' from- - $3.00 10 $15.00 Give a Blanket Something ' for the home that .will last and long be remember , ed. The cost is small but the comfort unlimited Bath Towels They're , selling fast . because Moe's. have such a large stock to select Jfrom. Also the two and three . piece sets, 50c up. " Children's Dresses . Something new in dresses for children. Of the. best crepe hand somely trimmed" and , very de serving, as a gift' 4......'.:... $3.00 Boys' Knit Caps Wool knit caps," mercerized fin ish of different color combina tions. Are of the stocking type at 50c to. 75c Women's Crepe Gowns Useful, practical, and - appre ciative. Launder nicely in. Co ral, orchid, pink, blue, square and V-shape . $2.00 Lunch Cloths Several patterns, made of Indi an head and genuine jap cloth. 48-60 and 72 in. Bquare, give at least one $2.00 and $2.50 Men's Ties It's surprising the nice ties that can be had at Moe's for $1.00. For the convenience to women ; - ;' we stock them. ; v ,; - Carpet Slippers Those of you. who haven't' cot. ten them yet do so beforewalt good sizes are. gone.. The beBt' seu as low as .......,..;......; 12.00 Prepare Christmas J Dinner b New Bungalow Aprons It makes no difference who it's from, every woman knows the grace of these Jun? Rand cov-. erall aprons. Some of cretonne", gingham, fast percale, etc. Eve-; ry one attractively trimmed. : Priced to sell at $3.00 each "Hanks" Fill In At the last minute buy handker--chiefs if nothing else. -We - still have a wonderful selection. 5c 10 $1.75 A Hand Bag for, the hard suited ' ones. Any co lor; style or price you .wish and the most stylish ones at that. $2.95 t0 $ 10.00 must get it HURRY CASH GROCERY
