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SMALLER FORGE
The La Vogue Store
8th and Main Streets
RECLAMATION
XI
OFFICE IS PLAN
Fewer Construction Projects
Makes it Necesiary to
Cut Down Size
is
Hudson Coach
$1385
Delivered to Your Door
Make This a
Hudson
Christmas
For you and yours. It's a Christmas
pleasure for all the family some
thing they have been wishing for as
strong as you have. Just think a Hudson Coach costs less
than half the former selling price of the open models. For a
six cylinder car, all the world bows to
HUDSON
Acme Motor Co.
Hudson Essex Cadillac
llccuusu thorn nru no largo con
struction projects In view tho u
glncrlng mill officii forco uf tho
local reclamation office will grad
utilly bo cut down, to muvt tilt)
Mil. ill. .Inn. in. I . oC iri ii. ,11 1. Hi ill
trlcts lu Klamath.
"Thorn In no secret about tho
mutter," V. D. New oil, project mnu
uger ot tho Klumnth Irrigation dls
trlct, mil. I this inornlnK, "Tlicro Is
no uho In retaining largo forco
when there In no particular uso tor
It. Somo months ago two engineers
severed connections with this office
and today T. K. Smith, connected
with tho engineering forco. lonvos
for Amorlcan Falls, Idaho, where
ho has been transferred to a recla
mation project in that section."
Mr. smith, who has been con
nected with the local reclamation
for three years, wilt probably as
sume a position in American Full"
as hydrographcr.
It does not necessarily mean
that there will bo a number of
changes In the near future," Mr.
Newell explained. "Hut it dors
moan that when tho opportunity pre
sents itself to switch members Ot
the force to a new project to tholr
advantage. It will be done."
Merchants' Bureau
Meet Monday Night
- Training of employes, a subject
which has Interested every mer
chant of Klamath Falls, will be dis
cussed Monday evoning at the
monthly meeting of the Merchant's
Bureau In the chamber of commerce.
Merchants .will convene for dinner.
which will be followed by a routd
table discussion.
Dinner
DANCE
at the
White Pelican
Hotel
Bud Lynch's
White Pelican Orchestra
Community Chest
Quarters Will Be
Opened Tomorrow
After a series of unavoidable de
lays, the Community Chest head
quarters in the new Smith building.
Fifth and Klamath, will be opened
some time tomorrow, it was an
nounced today by Chris Barnstable,
general chairman of the committee.
The work of installing the heat
ing system will be finished today
and painters will work tonight put
ting a coat of paint on the floor
so that the quarters will be In readi
ness. The telephone has already
been installed.
With the opening of the quarters
the Community Chest workers will
speed up their work In order to com
plete plana for dispensing the need
ed charity on Christmas day and
during the winter months.
Tonight
Dancing from 6:30 to 12:00
Corsr charge after 8:30 51
Dinner from 6:00 to 8:30
One Dollar and a Half
$500 IS ADDED
TO CHURCH FUND
Another 1500 has been added to
the dollar-for-dollar drive ' of St.
Paul's Episcopal church through the
generous donation of an acre tract
of land at Altamont, by the Wiz
ard Realty company of thl city. The
acre was turned over to Walter
West, treasurer of the drive, who
has secured a buyer for the land, at
the above stipulated prire.
In tho neighborhood of $1500 has
Richardson Springs
"The Home of the Soft Shirt"
Near Chlco, Butte Co., California
A woundcrful place In winter for any one seeking health.
Steam heated hotel. Housekeeping or camping. Address:
Lee Richardson, Chico, Calif.
been raised, the goal of $3500 ap
proaching rapidly according to Wal
ter West and Rev. J. Henry Thom
as, who today expressed themselves
as greatly pleased and grateful to
the donators.
The drive will close on January
first, at which time Bishop Reming
ton will give dollar for dollar. The
amount of $7,000 will mean that
the church Is clear of debt.
While the new bouse of worship
will not be fully completed by Sun
day, January 24th, It will be enough
so to conduct services at that time.
Work Is going along In a splendid
manner with walls and foundations
well under way.
Game Body Will
Make Inspection
Of Klamath Lake
Building Record
May Be Shattered
Unprecedented activity in building
during the late fall and early win
ter months may set a new annual
building record for Klamath Falls,
it was announced yesterday from
the police judge's office.
With but $34,032 necessary to
equal the 1924 total, and still one
month to go, a feeling ot confidence
prevails In the city ball that the
new record will be established.
For the 11 months of 1925 the
total amount Invested in Klamath
Falls building was $1,648,847. For
the entire year of 1924, the total
construction Investment was $1,-'
682,879. I
I
BOUDOIR PILLOW DISPLAY
Dissatisfied with second hand re
ports on the advisability of re
flooding lower Klamath lake to cre
ate a wild game bird reserve, the
state game commission early next
week will make a personal inspection
of the reclaimed land, according to
word received here last night. Ths
commission Is expected to arrive
hero Monday night' and to remain
until the middle of tho week.
With William Flnloy, ardent ad
vocate of refloodlng the lake, now
a member of the commission, the
game commission has been serious
ly considering the project but Is as
yet undecided as to whether they
would advocate or oppose such a
move.
Legion Nominates
Officers for Year
Taffeta and crepe boudoir and !
davenport, pillows made by a num
ber of he employes of Moe's store
are today attracting much attention
by the matrons of the city who are
looking for Christmas suggestions.
From the vivid to the paatol shados
the pillows make an unusually at
tractive window.
Buy her a practical Christmas rift
at Bee Begin 's Dress Shop, 129 So.
Jth St. ; i4vA Vi
O. D. Mathews will be command
er of tho Klamath Kails post, Ameri
can Legion, for the noxt ensuing
year. This was determined last
night when ho was the only candi
date nominated for this place at
tho regular meeting of the legion.
The rost of the slate was nomi
nated as well without any opposi
tion, except for the three members
of tho executive committee, for
which thero were 16 nominations.
Tho nominations follow: Adjutant,
T. D. Case; first vice commander,
A. D. Collier; second vice command
or, A. A. V idler; flnanco officer,
George M. Ilarth.
. Executive committee: Linn W,
Nesmllh, F. R. Olds, H. K. Get,
Dan Grump, Fred Hellbronnor, H.
H. Mathews, Lydla Fricko, t. V.
Crawford, Carl Schubert, H, B.
Lloyd, L. K. Portor, Bogun Dale,
E. M. igl, L. O. Mueller, R. Mot
schenbachor "MflJ 8yd Abbott,
Malin Civic Club
Seeking Settlers
For New District
With hlno thousand acres of land
reclaimed by the Shasta Vlow and
Malln Irrigation districts ready for
tho plow in tho spring of 1926. the
Malln Commercial club Monday night
directed Its efforts to securing set
tlors for thlB productive area. To that
end W. C. Pultun. Malln rancher,
asked and was granted the hoarty
support of tho Klamath County cham
ber of commerce at a meeting yester
day noon of the chamber board of
directors.
Next spring will see tho land for
the first time served with water
pumping plants which will boost the
price of the land from $30 to $50
an aero, according to Mr. Dalton.
Council Denies
License to Pool
Room, Not Hotel
It was tho Arcade pool room, not
the Arcado hotel that was refused
license to operate In Klamath Falls
by the city council Monday night. An
error In the article last night report
ing tho council meeting sets forth
that It was tho hotel which was re
fused tho license, whoroas It was
tho pool room. In all Justice to thn
Arcado hotel, which boars an ex
emplary reputation In the community
and state, and In justice to its prop
rietor, Chris Blanas, tho Evening
Herald takes this opportunity to cor
rect the mistake Mr. Blanas has
nothing to do with tho pool room.
Appelgate Leaving
For Diamond Jubilee
One of Oldest Subscribers of Oro
gonlan in the State
Having read Tho Oregonlan for
more than 70 years, Captain O. C.
Applogate with Arthur Brown of
Modford, plans to leave for Portland
to attend the Diamond Jubileo of tbo
well known paper on Friday. All
"old timers" throughout tho slate
have been Invited by The Oregonlan
to attend the celebration, at which
time a contest will tako place to
find who really Is the oldest reader.
Moro than 75 years havo elapsed
since Thomas Dryer was offored a
position In the Hawllan Islands, and
being owner of Tho Oregonlan, Hum
Just a small four page paper, he at
first hosilated leaving, but finally
decided to turn, the paper over to
his formean, H. L. Pittock, for back'
wages which ho had been unable to
pay. Today tho paper Is ono of tho
loading nowspapors on tho wostorn
coast,
Photo Contest pi
Scouts Ends Soon
The Photo Contest of tho Boy
Scouts of Klamath county will ho
officially closed on December 16th,,
according to announcement made
today by .Scout Executive, E. ' Oi
Nord. 'Pictures as kmali as post
card slzo will be admitted, but
mmt be mounlod.
ASTOUNDING
DRESS VALUES
Beautiful shades and the latest modes characterize these
lovely dresses. They come in both silk and wollen mater
ials and are very unusual offering at
12.50 19.50 24.50
A wonderful line of dainty handkerchiefs is now being
shown. These will make exceptional Christmas gifts. We
also carry a very complete line of sweaters.
MILLINERY REDUCTION
3.95 5.95 7.95
There's a long winter
ahead and velvet is the
vogue. A timely oppor
tunity to buy a high
priced hat at a low fig
ure. All arc velvet of
this season small and
large hats.
Advanced styles in Satin
Hand Made Hats for
holiday wear
$4.95 to 12.50,
HOSIERY Rayon Ipswich Hose, in all
the late shades, 2 pair for 1.25
Ipswich DeLuxe Hose
ie desirable colors, 3 pairs tO "7C
Per box P iO
Kismet Pure Silk Hose
$4.50
$5.75
In heavy and medium weights. All
popular shades. Box of 3 pair
Fine silk chiffpn hose,
3 pair
Now Is tho tlmo to buy your Christmas Hosiery. What gift can
you make that combines moro beauty with roal usefulness?
Kor stylo and oconomy, II'HWIOII and KIHMHT H08IBHY aro
unmatched. Evon though you pay twice or throe tlmos as much
for your hose as you will pny for these two well known and nation
ally advertised brands, you will gut no bottor looking or moro
serviceable hoso.
X Wo Invito our now customers to lake ndvantngo of tho romarkablo
pr,co" ntwn above. Wn nrn confident that you will purchas.
no other brand In tho future