Pape Two
Many Patients
Are In Arrears
(Hncrlnl to The Herald I
W YHHKA. Calif.. Nov 27. With
jig peroral thousand dollars outstanding
tm thr books of tint Siskiyou County
W, . hospital, District Attorney Charles
K. Johnson Is clicking over the uc
fy, counts with u vtow t; bringing suit
! against lBni who have failed 10 II-
m. i ii i.l n ! iliclr hospital bills.
,. fir! 0 Irion Plus. superintendent
nf the hospital, tailed i lii Mi nation
to the attention of the board of super
!H visors al a recent meeting and DIs
iJ! trict Aitor, u y Johnson was instructed
fal lo proceed with the suits, as noon
uk he lias gathered sufficient data to
i prepare the eiiniplsir.tr.
Several' of the accounts hnve been
wm' outstanding for many years, while
Je the sums Involved range from a few
S dollars to several hundred. Nearly all f
(5 the bills have been eontraitcd b
Vvnenonn who are said to be solvent.
Portia .Brings the Baby
I
LONDON. Lady As, or a out WMh
, ( praiso of u maids and sympathy
" for bHcholors. Old maids aiv cur
j rytaff on the work of the world
"anrt usually become more beautiful
; with oge, while bachelors .set eroieh
fciy. narrower and Ion Her.
I. O.O.F. Benefit
Dance and Basket At"
tion at Bonanza on Sat
urday night.
November 28
Ladies I) r i n sr baskets.
Tickets ....$1.00
High Life Orchestra.
NEW INVENTION
SAVES MILLIONS
-.. wrar, oi tciotio. tv graduated from Ohio State University
and was admitted to the bar in IU1. She continued to practice law after
her, marriage a year and a half ife a...l receh.lv J her baby Mir"
ratricia. to court with her while sin; argued a case, " '
Kendall Deals
Stiff Jolt To
Malin Rancher
g A Lamp that Burns 94 Air.
A 'new oil lamp that gives an
f amazingly brilliant, soft, white light,
even better than gas or electricity.
. 'haB-been tested by the U. S. Govern
ment and 35 leading universities and
jjKJfound to bo superior to 10 ordinary
oil lamps. It burns without cdor.
-smoke or noise no pumping up is
simple, .clean, safe. Burns 94 air
'and 6 common kerosene (coal oil I.
The inventor. V. M. Johnson, 1C1
. North Union Ave., Portland, Ore., is
offering to send n lamp on 10 days'
""FREE trial, or even to givi one
FREE to the first user in eacl- lo
cality who will help.hini introduce it.
.Write him today for "full particu
lars. Also ask him how ou can ret
the agency, and without experience
month.
or money make ?250 to ?3'.'J per
, Wenzell Sent to Jail
For 60 Days And
Fined $250
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n?T:V
lOI . riTTTT r'
tl B R E e e & 5
Trembling hands and the appear
ance of the prisoner being sick, di.l
not deter Justice of the Peace Ed
Kendall from thoroughly investi
gating the case of E. Wenzel, alleg
ed moonshiner,, arretted Saturday
by Special Agent Cole. And as a
result of- the Investigation, Wenzel
was fined $250 and sentenced to 61
days in jail, instead of being let off
at a nominal fine.
Owing to Wenzel physical con
dition, Kendall j inclined t :-
ward leniency: But w'-sen a special j
invesiisuior reporieu ta mm tins
morning that Wenzel was the lead
er of a moonshiners' ring ,in south
ern Klamath, he changed his mir.d
and levied a heavy sentence when
Wenzel entered a plea of guilty to
possession of intoxicating liquor thi ;
morning.
H. Quade was fined J200 and
Many Vessels Are
Wrecked by Storm
LONDON". -Nov. 27 (.-P) Weather
conditions throughout U eal llritain
especially alonj the northern and
eastern co-asu are the worst for
cai3 season in years and reports to
day cf the a reciting or fishing vey
aoli giro n total loss of 39 llvos.
The severe condition, accom
panied by fog. have caused consid
erabie Inconvenience in road aul
rlvor traffic throujoout the countr.
iiiie - . iixtures nave been ab
andoned and telephonic communica
tion between London and Paris Is
broken.
During the middle of the week
further serious inroads wore made
on the-cast Toast seaside resorts,
j where the promenades and many
I small hiu.-es were wreckod, the In
habitants. In some cases being rescu
ed with difficulty. Snow foil In
! London today.
Locate Local
Sportsman On
Big 10 i Ranch
Hardberger T h i n k
Friends Are Lost;
Vice Versa
While Cuter ami R y Huron wore
searching for Will I l.irdbergiu- in
one sectinn of tho 101 ranch on Tula
lake, llar.lbergor pit Just us des
poiatqly attempting flnfl Carter
iii.l llarr-n.
In bliier words, the sorloUl report
yesterday lhat liurdl.' iter was leu
lU t he muck and slim-- o( Title lake
with p'robablj a brol.cn 1st, turned
.nil to be a good Joke
Cartr, llaren and Hardberger
started out Wednesday afternoon on
a hunting expedition into the TnW
marshes from tho 101 ranch, Ilard-
norger apparently o aid n.d locate
mo ear. for after plodding lib luli
orlous way back to dry land he Ink
inediatuly started a search for his
two companions that listed through
the night and ovor halt of Thanks
glvinK day.
Carter nuil Haren. in tho moan
time, had journeyed Imek to Klam
ath Falls, notified authorities .mil
organized a. search party tir Hard
borger. Tholr soar.h did not last
long. Hardberger was spotted wun
dertng abound in one of the wheat
fields on the 101 ranch, looking lor
his companions al l n. m. vejter-
day.
. Hardberger, who resides on Pine
street. Is a sawyor at the E.vnuna
Box company.
EDUCATORS MEET
TO TALK DRAMA
No Confinement No Hospital Bills
MY celebrated non-surgical
treatment for Piles does not
confine you to your bed or room. You
cxn come and go about your work as
usual. Prom thefirst treatment you will
be relieved, and no matter how severe
your case, I GUARANTEE IN WRIT
ING to cure your PILES or return your
fee. If you are suffering with PILES or
other RECTAL or COLON
ment write or call for my new
FREE BOOK of tnfonnttioo.
It alto contains nearly a hun
. died letters from PATIENTS.
DEAN. M.D..!nc
ICES! SEATTLE OFFICES:
Orpn BuLIBina 8C8-SI2 Shofrr Duildirj
in yuiUnAi o in Ar r-i '
wnjiiFt
sent to- jail for 30 days and Ed
Stewart was fined $125. following
their pleas of guilty to possession of
intoxicating liquor. The two who
had been intercepted by Cole as they
'were carrying a 30 gallon keg o'
moonshine from the Wenzel rauch.
H. Mumford and E. Clemen, were
rather indiscrete in the manner in
which they handled their bottle of
whiskey at the dance at Merrill la3t
night. They were caught red
handed, but Justice of tho Peace
Kendall taking Into consideration
their age and the small amount of
ll'iuor, fined ezch-of them $25.
EXTEKSri'E BOTASICAIi
(;.Ki)i:.K tmdBD at
ST. X FORD V H 1 V BBS IT V
OB
tx-iovrc fwtflfsoi C
OLD K.llTHFfL GKTSEK IS
STILL SHOOTING RBOVLARhY
A FULL RATION
i Science holds that cod-liver
oii is important to assure chil
dren or adults a full ration
of health-building vitamins.
Scott's Emulsion
is the form of cod-liver oi!
that millions have been using
ISO successfully since
1873. It builds
health and strength.
dcou & BOwnt, BIoemGcIU. K. J,
Old faithful is still faithful, des
pite the report that the famous old
geyser is blowing off steam and wat
er every 67 minutes instead of every
60.
Old Faithful has been shooting
punctually every GO minutes thi:, iii
son, tho same as in' previous years.
The only variation is at the end of
the summer, when, due Lo seasonal
water changes, the geyser always
spouts at slightly longer intervals.
The supenn-.encent says aid Fuith
ful never spouted hotter nor more
regularly than this year..
STANFORD LNIVEJISITY. Cal.
(if) Dr. Leroy Abrama of the
botany department in Stanford L"ni-
versuy, says conditions here are
Ideal for the development of world
famous botanical gardens. Stan
ford would welcome the opportunity
to develop such an Institution.
Now growing on the grounds at
Stanford are plants from such geo
graphical extremes as Alaska, Can
ada, New England, the Rocky Moun
tains. Mississippi Valley, Gulf States,
Texas. Arizona, Mexico, the West In
dies, Central America, Ecuador,
Brazil, Chili, Norway, England,
France, Spain, Austria, the Canary
Islands. Sicily, Greece, Syria, the
Caucasus, the Himalayas, China,
Japan, Algiers, the Sahara. South
Africa. New Zealatid. New Caledonia
cnl Tasmania.
-AM these plants thrive outdoors.
PITTSIll'HGH. Nov. 27. OP)
Educators, playwrights and other na
tionally known figures gathered at
the Carnegie instltut.. of technology
today to confer on the driiiun in
American universities and little thea
tors.
Explaining the purpose of the eon
ferenco President Thomas Raker of
Carnegio Tech said, "It is realized
that the stage Is not in a vigorous
state, that the drama, as literature
r.-i'.'ives but meager respecr," and
explained that "We wish to know
especially what the universities un
doing to create an instructed and
cultivated taste and" what the little
theaters are doing lo supply the in
adequacies of the criminal theater."
The university theater would nev
er rival tho university stadium. Bak
er said, adding lhat the most re
nowned figure in American uiilver-
Ity life was not a man of letters,
but "Ited" Grange, "who turns Ills
bail; contemptuously on college
courses and his degree."
5,000 Raids
SAME LOCOMOTIVE NOW IM LLS
FAST TRAINS LONG DISTANCES
Hl'SSIA MA V DROP CAI'ITAL
LETTERS
No Cold
Fever. headache or grippe
Colds break in a day for the mulioiis who
uk Hill . Headache and fever stop. La
grippe i! checked. All in a way no reliable
that druggists guarantee results. Colds arc
too important to treat in lesser ways.
tie Sure its U$. Price 30c
CASCAfWl(UININE
Ut Rod Box. OaflS with portrait
.MOSCOW. tvpi The commbisar-
lat of education has been consider
ing a proposal to eliminate capital
letters from the Russian script. In
favor of the. proposition It Is ar
fftled lhat the Oriental niitlons in
corporate)!) In the Soviet Federation
are not accustomed to employ cap
ital Piters and that It would be
easier for them to learn Russian if
capital letters were excluded.
MARTIN RAMSItV HERE
Martin Ramsby of O. A. C-. Is en
joying the Thanksgiving holidays In
the city with his parents and many
friends. lie plans to return to col
lege on Monday.
PARIS. A livo turkey was pa
raded down tho boulevards to colo
braU 3'hanksgivlng.
PITTSBURGH, (p) Thirty-two
fast passenger trains on the Penn
sylvania railroad between New York
and Pittsburgh, are now being op
erated without a change of locomo
tives. The road experimented with
this innovation first by trying the
plan on two fust passenger trains
between the Smoky City and the
metropolis. For thirty days the
lone locomotives, making the en
tire haul, pulled the flyers In on
time.
TJie plan was -xtendod to take
In two trains between Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia, as well as two
trains carrying mall and express be
tween this city and Chicago. Again
the big locomotives proved their en
durance qualities, and tho Pennsy
engineers have decided to extend
the no-change system to Include the
32 fast trains le-tween Pittsburgh
and the East. Later, they said. It
would take in the lines west of
Pittsburgh.
To insure tin. non-change plan,
the road replaced the lighter type
passenger locomotive, with heavier
ones, thus Increasing the speed on
the level ground and mnking possl
bfe the long mountain hauls.
One push on the starter and WHEEl
new winter "Red Crown" is oil" like u shot.'
Wild to go 'crowded with mileage!
The new winter "Red Crown"- is the
achievement of our 47-ycars of gasoline
making experience!
On sale at Standard Oil Service Stations
and "Red Crown" dealers. Fill at the red,
white and blue pump and see!
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
( California)
W WINTER
RED CROWN"
Nb
Large Storage
Shed Is Moved
By Use Of Scows
TACO.MA. Wash. - A storaae she.l
100X417 feet Is being move In
100-foot section on scows from the
plant of the Todd BUIpbnUdtng com
pany on the Tacoma tidewater flats
to the premises t the John Do r
Lumber company. F. T. Call. Ta
coma. is the moving contractor.
Two scows, side by sld,.. m r.
uuireu ior each neitlon. ( all
Jap Steamer Is
Held For Damage
In Lumber Suit
PORTLAND. Ore.- A court order
attaching the Florida Marti has bam
obtained by tb National Cummer
elal corporation, n Washington cop;
corn; which filed milt in federal dis
trict court here for f ir..(ioi) damag- i
against tho Klwnsakl Dock Y.'rd
company., the owners nnd operators
.' of the reaiel, Tho plaintiff conusant
has I ell.-ii-enu ilini il,.. ,l..r..... t .
'"Ut a gridiron of lUxlu t& -a rl, i iS ,
alongside the Todd waterfroni. ,i i , . . r
helwi.en 1 K .i . 1 '" """" "l"
,.,. Hiieo sec-- e.'iv, . ,l.i,l
uou us lar as DOMIDIa onto a sei.u-
which rests on the erlclin.n A i
high tide a -second snow Is plgqi i
beside the first, and the section ii
moved over it until It straddle both
scows. Tho fixed scow flouts nxt
and the section is towed lo Its non-location.
SCOUTS ARRIVE SAFE
The boy scouts of Klamath coun
ty who left on Wednesday noon f ,r
Portland to attend the Patrol Con.
feronce In tho northern city, arriv
ed In there yesterday, accofdlng to
word sent hack today by s.-our !;-;
emitlve, E. 0. Nord.
Other catiHi-s of action
died were the alUged loading of
lugs against orders, the rofusal to
carry a capacity loud and louding
an excessive amount of oil, thus
cutting down the possible qorgo ton
nage.
Cxkcad TRANSLATE OOBTHB
PRAOUBi (P) The complete
works of fiontho are being tninsliited
by .a stuff of Czech translators under
the dlrojflon of Prif. Ottokur PIoh
er. I ll,- object Is tin, publication of
a Czech edition of hi-, compldte works
Published In a language othur thai?
German.
I Good cooks!
1 prefer it! I
am. jSi iisi iH
"Honest Tom" Cavanaugb. Pittsburg
police lieutenant, has resigned from
tho force after having made nioie
than 5.000 llriuor raids, Once he
descended on 200 places In'lwo days
Ho had been op the force twenty
' years. ,
SOME IRISH LABORERS IV
al ' CENT-A-WEEK COTTAGES
DUBLIN, fp) Ireland owns
Itfbre than 50,000 cottages, erected
at the expense of the local author
ities, to provide housing for labor
ers. The policy of their erection
da'es from as far buck ns 1S8.1 when
T. P. O'Connor secured enactment
or a bill for that purpose -by the
British Parliament, nnd It has since
been largely extended.
Rents of one of these cottages in
tho Cork rural district Is only 21
cents a week. Complaint Is made
that the wrong people are now oc
cupying the Cork cottages. They
.arc' built for poor agricultural la
borers, hut it was stated at a moat
ing of tin- Cork County Board of
Health that their occupants now
include milk vendmrs, railway work
ers, masons, carpenters, rate col
lectors and school teachors.
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On and off the fire in 2 minutes! A new
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with nourishment!
Oat flakes that cook into granular oatmeal.
Smooth and firm in texture, yet retaining
the roughage that stimulates digestion.
i That "all-night cooked" ,
' flavor in only two minutes ,
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