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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 1924)
icii)AV, .iwiaiiv aa, niai THE. EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MUim MANY ABOUT PEOPLE t'lllll'll III Ill'IIVI'r W 1 1 1 it I l Hinllh, dialling!' emu mi (if llm I'. H. It. H., left. Hiimliiy mol'liillg for Deliver where hn was ciiIUmI nn u I'ouni lit Hie serious Ill ness of liU ful lior. llftlfl After IlllllHh Afior nil lllni'w iiml iinifiiii.il 1 1 ' t mill Urn llnltlu provinces, wlilch soon lirohti off and formed Independent iiipiibllCK, l"nliiu turned hid bunds i) Din lank of liuJIdlng ft KuhhIii III" involution Iiml ientioyi)il, To achieve i!i 1,1 rocoiintriKtloii, Linluu, with thu during that t.'lmiinlurlcil nil of bin iniijor plans, begun wlint lin cullou a Htnigellei retreat from communbtin. A convmunlsUo Utopia might bo pes- OUT G, O. EVANS, STORE INTEREST HlH'reaaful flshi'mim , J Or. INiill M. Niwl, Floyd MnMII Inn, IJiin W. Niisirilth, liulo Mi" Cluro, (I. A. lUtill Wdll, It, llui .iniih tintl M. Creiwhnw pent llm week end fishing on Urn upper Klamath hike iiml reported It nice rati h of lake trout. Til 0 flsliiirinoii rut hole In llm , - Icn noil enured I In' lin OKI- 'I HUM j I 'm nice I'lirl Owner Willi iidIiiiiow-m. 'I'll In iiii'llioil huh mil'- , liw iiml Merle i'1'iuiful. It m a ji Itidli-tiled hy Mm rnli'li i . Uuve For loa lirniiKlii lioiiin Hundiiy iiIkIh. I ..... i i Kiirl II. Jefferson liotiKht out Hit Mnniiiuo l.lcriiae Ihmu'iI i oiic-thlrd Interest of (ieo.tto O. Kviiih' A mitrrlWKii lli'i'nmi was KtHled j Hi ll'i Golden tilow eoiifertloiuiry 1 1 in in y link I'M of lli'iilly, nn Indian I mill restaurant ycMerdiiy. Murlu mill n farmer, iiml lleMlo VVuttili, an I I'liliiuuii resigned an iisiIhIiiiiI yL nlblo III years to 1'iinio, he said, but lo li"f hi'il for some limn iiml caused 'bo active communism an practiced I'OiwIilrmlilii wnMlmunl to lu r family ; during period of the civil wor iiml friends, Mm. J. C. Willkorson Ik i bud novor been luteiiilod x purmn nipMly recovering unit will soon Ihi j It w purely a wr tnoasuro, ut iiml iiroiiiul on- ii morn. Hho re- "'"1 o In up epochal speech, dollv. .ics ill 701 I'rtliromlii avenue, i"rd In November, 1921, Lenlno pub- : Mcly announced tbo failure of past irPFFRSOISI RI IYS ' iollclM, uod oxplulnod tho nocd for Itf (lllllll'll I'liiiwiin, nitili Imlliin, almi of lli'iilly. Kvn ift for lli'ri' hVoiu lliilinllii John llimlli'y, ri-Hidi-m of IIOihuimi win ciilli'l iii limn yi-HtiMiliiy to Ivi tlfy In Hi ii mmi' ,of Piililn Mohii'K t'ourl oiljourlii'il, linwvvnr, Imforii ln Whii ciilli'il in tlin Ktand. Ainu him-ii on Main mri'i't yoaliTiluy wiu lli'orn" Tinmiiii'l, Klnmiitli county farnn-r. Kviiiih mill In' unit I.IIH A IIK"'"t- (ii'iUK" f'oriiin from .Mmlforil will, '.UlTPI'll KVIIIIH UH hl'llll i li'-f mill ojs A. Iliiitin, iiIho from Mi'ilfonl, will iii'ri'Kil I'll i a ii in iia iiaiMunt, PREMIER Mown r'riuii ( lilliiiiln (li'ormi Cliiwliiln, Ixiiikki i'in r fur it lnmbnr ciiiiiiKiny ul (,'hlloiiilii, a In town yimtnrdny on IiuhIih'iiii. At nno tlnin C'lianUiln u iho clurk oi tho rlrcult faun. OF SIH DEAD Knmpiililrp lnii llrri Mux J. Kociicy of (irnni l'n. who 1 working undir John llaiupnhlra, omi of tlm IrmllnK cotnrartor of the mate, arrlvvd In town limt uliiht from Oranu Pan to pnnd aovnml tint' tranmotlliR bunlnona hnro In coniini: lloii wtiti llnmphlro' contract nn tho Klamnth Lakin rnutn, north of Kirk. Ili'ro From Anintrovp ? R, D .HitffhnrKor, a well-known rol(k'IU of Ahp (irovo Ik In town i day nn a bimlnow trip. Down From (1illwulii Mr. and M. W. t:. IluKanr of Chlloquln, ownoni or ihn Chllmiulii lioiul thai wuh conipliiioly rii'jM'oycd In n flro about u month mo, aro If town for a day or no on bimlnoM and plouauro. Mr. and Mr. llnlfour aro planning on robulUUng tlm hotal nt thu flrnt opporiunlty. In Front Ibmiinta William K. 1). Cham), a furmor of llouanta, and alio a director of tho Kuini'fly Irrigation project, "in In towu ymicrduy to liny uttpplloa nml uttvud to binluuM mutter. . Auto HjUihiiipii IIcr A party of automnbilo inon ur lived In KlumtUh FnlU Inul nil; III from Miidfonl. Itiwoliuru and Tort land, and will roinnln for several duys on bulniw. The men uro Ceo. Jf. Smith und W. M. Honey of Koe burg. II. C. Ufltninoa mid II. C. reg ion of Portlund and K.' Shupo of Modforil. lnn Hhot Will lUtover Dimil Mynra, iwlto van Hhot III Iho ulidonion while royoto huntliiR near Mlilln Suturdny, U renting oimlly and han ovory ction-.o for recovory, 11 wan tald nt tho Klamath Valloy lion-pluxl. flub leader rriUxetl llndor tho himdltiK. "t.'lub work uuukoi ll murk In Klamuth Comi ty," jOc-orgo N. AiiBi'l 1n a flral"pat:b brtlulo In Iho Oregon Fnrmor, tv.rort -land and Spoknno publlcaUon, priUn ed Frank Sexton, ICImmtth couniy club loador, mid IiIh nccomplliihiiioniH, its woll as thoso of tho club workom. Boxton; iMviis Wllllaius and WlllbeH Zot!sm,an nro shown with prlo stock in pictures Illustrating tuo articlo loft For AHlilniul A. n. Campbell, deputy superin tendent of banks, left this morn ing for Ashlnnd whore he will spend sovornl days on business. The prestige of llnruld Want Ads bus been att Inert not merely by The lleruld's largo olrfliilHllon, but by the (m:t that nil of lu nullum are Interoxtert In Our Want Ails. DONART & SON TA XinKllMINTH Klirrler. runner nllfl tlyers Alt tvnrk tfllitl'llllli'i'il I'llolie A 1 1-J Ulll Main Hi rent Klamath I'slln, Oregon (( oiilliiiiiil From I'aur One.) of iiviiii atr Ii lurportuni atsoclates us T.vtiky. wljo oppoHud what they lormod a iltoKruieful peuce, l.eiilne imilieil through It's plan. Tho ulroady exlallng fraieruUiitton ht'tween Hun inn and Oermau noliliem al tho front " urgml on to iremendous proportions and nfiur a few months of thu sovbt regime, HushIh bail nlgued the irvuty of Urost-Litovsk Slid wu definitely out of tho world conflict. Turned to Iteliullillng. Ill 1921, mhva tho sov,tet govern muut had sw'pt usldo all military opotltlnn, mid whon Russia was practically Intact In communist Imndi, exoept for Poland, Kin I und mi economic departure. "Wb nmt i with a bail defint and have under ! taken a MtruteKlc retreat," bo ad- milted "Hnforn tltey huvo thrashed i iim dftlnllely, let us retreat and con , nimct everything over again, but 'morn solidly." Ho proposed at least 'a partial rn-iittnhllHhment of capl iiallHLli; prlnilploa; a revomlon to frwi trudn; tho Impimltlqn of taxon on liinil; abolluhment of freo trans portation, and th" acv-eplanco of out side aid for tho millions of starving ItusMlans. i ;rint"t luli'lleetual I'orii'. ! Ia'IiIiki wiw chunuiterized by ob i servem as ho greirtest lntolluctuul force In tint Uuhmuiu revolution. Ho inpoko tiurman, French nod Kngllsh Wind rimd'w'orks on Mamoiii'lc prii : Inms In nil llumi luiiguugos as quiek ily as they could bo rocotviHl In Mos cow, llnvlng a world vlalon', and de siring a world, revolution, ha tried lo keep In touch with tho thought and affair of all countries. Icnlno'n MUpportom In tho com uiniiU't iHirly tn-uled hlin with some thing of a rullglouH reverence, ul '.hough they did consliK-r him human niniKh to call hlin by thu nickname, j "Ilaldy." IIIh picture has roiiloced tho Ikon In thousands of Russian I homos. Lonlno wiw iiuuried, but had so children. His wife. M. K. Oullaovn, commonly known us 'K.'riiptikaya," a pluln IHI In woman with thin iron Kray hair, stood shoulder lo shoul der with lilin throiii;li the moat lln pnrl.'int pe.llod In hla career, pnr ticlputlng In (he dlni'tloii of tho po L1 Ilea I education 'oininlanlon, und other cominunlstic orxuuizatlnns. Ho aluo had a sister, who shared In his poltlcul fortune and had been busi ness manager of one of the com munist newHpapois in Moscow. Able to Laugh, luring all tbo darkest days of the civil war and red terror, when many of his associates lost their nerve, U-nlne wns a bio to laugh and Joke. Foreign visitor during these Uracil sulci they found lilm the only man 1n Russia with a n"nii of humor. Ho liked to slap vhiltors on the shoul ders, to play with his two kittens anil to tell ntortin to bis friends' chil dren. But ho was absolutely ada mant, nod loss of hiimiui llfo was to him unlroporiant when weighed against tho fate of the llolsbovlk uvolutlon. After July 1 tho thickness of standard board of lumber will bo I 25-32 of nn inch with a proviso I for 26-32 Inch boards In special specifications. A Uritlsb scientist experimenting with a streum-Hoo Alter along which liquids passed tinder pres sure through thousands ot tightly packed, perforated paper sheets, took tho color out ot red wine and tea and milk, leaving Justead of tbo last named a tasteless fluid, like water. BIRTHS WAIT Born January 20, 1924. to Mr. and Mrs. II. W. Wait. 025 Wash ington, a boy; weight, 9 pounds. . PINE TREE TONIGHT and WEDNESDAY Hurt Fonl "The Musical Dough boy" iliirteii llurton "A lllend of Melody" Wright & Vivluii "Neu Ideas' In Juggling" "Yankee Comedy Trto" a good cure for llio blues Our Picture Dorothy. Dalton in "FOG BOUND" Don't 3Uss this Show! Big , Dance Friday, January 25 , at Merrill WELCOME When You Pay Gash Here YOU PAY NO BAD ACCOUNTS We Sell For Cash Only 1 lb. can Upton's Coffee 3 lbs. can Llpton's Coffoe 1 lb. can Royal flub Coffee .... 3 lb. ran Royal Club Coffee Fancy Hulk Coffee, lb 4 Rolls Toilet Paper Large package Kodn Crackers Largo package Bnow Flakes Small package Graham Crackers Large package Crsham Crackers Animal Crackers package 3 14, lb., box Soda Crackers Z lb. Dox Snow Flakes 4 '4 lb. box Graham Crackers Fancy White Beans, lb Fancy Red Mexican Beans, lb. Fancy Boyo and Beans, lb. ...J. Cane Sugar 100 lb. sack Extra Fancy Long Grain Head Rice, Fancy Spaghetti, lb. . Rest Calif, soft Shell Walnuts, Fancy Newtown Apples, Jjox i pint Pure Olive Oil Pint Pure Olive Oil Quart Pure Olive Oil Small size Log Cabin Syrup Sled, size Log Cabin Syrup Large size Log- , Cabin Syrup Fancy i Comb Honey, eacn Vz lb. Schillings ' Pekoe Tea .45 .$1.25 , 45 $1.25 .30 .25 .30 .30 .10 .30 .05 .50 60 .70 .10 .10 .10 $9.90 ib .10 . .10 ib .35 $1.50 .35 ... .55 $1.00 .35 .65 $1.25 .25 .45 Extra Quality Brooms Fancy Light Qf Weight Broom ,J7U Extra Fancy Medium Weight d;i if) Broom ipi-lVF Extra Fancy Medium Heavy tfcl OC Broom vA These Brooms are made of the very best Dwarf Corn, the best handles and workman ship. , WATCH , THIS , SPACE FOR SPECIALaS Saturday Only 1 lb. Ohlrardelll's Chocolata 3 lbs. Qhlraldelll's Chocolate 12 cans Spaghetti Largo package ., Sea Foam Largo package . . Citrus a 6 bars Cream Oil Soap 25 bars Bob White Soap 35 bars Luna White Soap 20 bars Crystal White Soap Largo can Sanlflush ............. 3 cans old Dutch Cleanser 3 bars Lilac noso Glycerine Soap . Gloss 8tarch package . 15 lbs. bulk Gloss 8tarch 3 large bars Castile Soap Fels Naptha Soap, bar 12 oz. can Royal . Baking powder .... 2H lb. can Royal Baking Powder 5 lb. ran Royal Baking powder Full quart Tea Garden Syrnp 2 tins Prince Tobacco 2 tins Velvet Tobacco 1 tin Tuxedo Tobacco ; Pound tins Velvet Tobacco Pound tins Prince Albert Tobacco Pound tins Lucky -Strike Tobacco Ball Durham Tobacco .... Large sack Our Advertiser .- Large sack . Corn Cake 2 packages Geo. Washington Tobacco .32 1 .90 .60 .25 .25 .45; $1.00 $1.00 .95 .25; .29 .:.i;25T .10 $1.00 254 .08; .43 $1.35 $2.60: .55 .25 .25 .10 $1.15 $1.15 $1.00 .08 .40 .40 .25 0 y - 426 Main StJt ; ' : Santford & Co. ' SoU . I ft j i We are featuring an advance showing of early V (ffVrH Spring haU at I kPM (t7 CATO'lMA Aft X ig!r ) 'xManchcster' I Sioes of worth fl Rubber Uoods We offer a complete assortment of household necessities, at very lovy Prices. EVERY ARTICLE GUARANTEED. INFANT SYRINGES ; 25 cents to 40 cents " V EAR AND ULCER SYRINGES 25 cents to 40 cents HOT WATER BOTTLES $1.25 to $3.50 FOUNTAIN SYRINGES $1.25 to $2.75 SPRAY SYRINGES $1.25 to $3.50 Rubber Gloves Special 49 cents '1 here i.; r.o rr.rt of a man s wearing. apparel lh:.t' nvcivi-s as hard usage as his r'.ioos. I k r.ee tltcrc -is no part where sturdy, rug,;?d qualities aro so essential. - "I'VohonyThru QiiaHtv"is the key note t f Nc'.'.vto'i i':!ioes probably a little norc expensive at t'le start but giving a life of .service that more than justifies tho origi nal cost. Tho Manchester is only one of the many, good models we carr in Nettleton KLAMATH KLOTHING KOMPANY Leading Clothiers A'rnti (t Kr.TTi.non Moi'i Slmts Tlio V.'nrlj's riM't MAIL ORDERS are on their way to you within one hour from the time we re ceive them Your mail orders will be as carefully filled as though you were hei'e in person and please remember the goods must please you or we refund your money RUBBER SHEETING $1.00 to $1.75 yard Baby Water Bottle Special 98 cents igssaMSass,sas ALARM CLOCKS that keep good time and get you up in the morning BIG BEN $3.50 LITTLE BEN ...$3.50 AMERICA $1.50 TURNOUT .......$1.60 CYCLONE ....$3.40 Every one guaranteed to keep Good Time . KODAK ALBUMS ' Now is the time to put your prints in an album. Kodak Albums ..50 cents to $4.00 Art Comers for mounting prints 10c and 15c per hundred White Pencils 10 cents VANTINES INCENSE . SEPTIC SORE THROAT Is easily prevented by the use of Listerine -- 30 cents to $1.20 Formazine 50 cents to $1.00 Underwood's Gargle ... 50 cents Lavoris 25 cento to $1.00 Formolid 75 cents t t r t t f f T Y f f t and Incense burners in great variety . Air Fragrances just hang it in the room No matches to light no ash es to scatter Price $1.25 Incense in Lotus, Sandlewood, Vio let, Wisteria and Pine either Cubes or Powder 25 cents to 50 cents the box Burners 50 cento to $2.00 Your Kodak Prints will be better and cost you no more if they are fin- ished by us. Bring . in your next roll of film and let us prove we do the best work. Prints finished in Velvet, Medium and High Gloss AsaMssMsasMSaMAAAsStAsatVsrfMWkssasasssasWsaS WEEK DAYS 7 A.M. TO 7 P.M. ' nrjer was piarnigry 7 WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY TMtIR DRUGS IACCUHACYI SUNDAY HOURS 7 A.M. to 12 M. 6 P.M. to 7 P.M.