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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1931)
PAGE TEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON s'it. is, 10 r POSTOFFICE ;T0 MOVE OCTOBER Th Klamath Falls postofflc will ba moved from In present lo om Ion at Ninth anil Klamath to tha new federal hullrtltiK on South Mventh street about October IS. Poilmuler John Mct'all ststed Thursday. Tha definite data (or moving haa not yet bn ft. Furniture for tha postofflc la now being Installed In tha nw hulldtnK, which la practically corn plots at tha present time, with onlv ttiUior details yet to ha fin IshM. The redwood block floora hate been laid and finished throughout the hulldlnit. All marble work baa also been completed. Furniture for offices other than the pomoffice haa not yrt arrived, Mct'all atated. The poflottlce will he the first occupant of the build ing after it la approved and accep ted by federal Inspectors and turned over to Mr. .McCall. who will ha custodian. ('out of tha building completed will he nearly 1 10.00(1. and tha postofflre furniture alone will he valued at about 150,000, McCall says. Order of Vasa To Mark Anniversary Here This Sunday Tha Klamath Falli lode of tha Swedish Order of Vasa will celebratea the thirty-fifth anni versary of tha order with a fes tlval in Odd Fellowa hall, Sun day. September 20. Arrangements for the occa sion are being bandied by a committee. The aeasion Includes a special lodge meeting t with Initiation of a class of new 'mem bers at 2 p. m. This will be followed by an entertainment open to all nationala at 4 p. m. A banquet In the evening will close tha festivities. The lodge is extending special Invitations to all visiting aud former members of tha order to he present, at the same time endeavoring to interest all other nationala in Klamath Falls on this occasion in the extensive ctivltiea of Order of Vasa. The Klamath Falls lodge Is planning erection of a perman ent lodge home in this city. The building committee Is ex pected to present proposals for plana and specifications at next regular meeting. Competition in Fat Stock to Be Keen 3 YT, m llraullfully filled Aberdeen Angus heifer Queen of All, Grand Champion In Fat Ktnrlt IHvlion of liwto I'mlflc Intrrnatlonal. Own eil and fitted hy Montana Mialo .vgrlcullurnl College, Itosruuin. Perkins Leaving To Visi t Mother Henry E. Perktr.s, local attor ney, will leave Saturday morning for Kansas City ixnd St. Louis, . Mo., and for Pla.'tsburg. Mo., where be will visit bis mother. "I hops to see a world's aeries baseball game In St. Louis, and to see my old Missouri university Tha "Grand Championship" Is tha most eagerly sought award by livestock breedera everywhere. Particularly do our agricultural collegea treasure purple ribbons secured in competition. No won der, therefore, that the entire population of Montana was Jubil ant when last year "Queen of All" secured the premier award In Its class tha first time tha Stats col lege participated in this particu lar event. Will Montana repeat: Other breeders and collegea of .the Pacific slope country are serving notice right now that "Montana" will have to "go some" It it ex pects to retain Ita laurels at the forthcoming 21st annual Pacific International Livestock reposi tion. Portland, Oregon, October 24-31. Pacific International, with its twelve complete shows housed un der one Immense roof eleven acrea in extent, is in reality a great edu cational institution devoted to the upbuilding of agriculture and lta cornerstone livestock. Here each year are exhibited millions of dol lars worth of America's outstand ing examples In the better breed ing and better feeding of beef and dairy cattle, heavy draft horses, fcheep, bogs, goats, poultry, rab bits and pet stock. Prised rib bons and cash awards totaling $10.000 insure the keenest com petition in all classes. Here also are to be found dairy and land products shows; wool and mohair show; Industrial ex hibits; boys' and' girls' club work exhibits; wild life exbibils bv Ore- football team In action." he said. Kn route east he will stop at Casper, Wyo., his former home, for a rwo-day visit with friends. He will return about October 15. He will go east on the Southern Pacific. gon fish and game commission; "Trulhs-ln-Meats" exhibit: and of America's most spectacular horse shows featuring this year or the first time, matinee per formances every afternoon. Reduced round trjp fares are announced by all leading trans location lines to the Pacific in ternational at Portland, October 24-31. PLANS TO BE TOLD Enrollment of tha friends and aupportera ot the Eighteenth Amendment and their organisa tion Into local units by the Allied Force for Prohibition will he presented hy the Allied Cam paigners, the speaking unit ot the Allied KAYeea, when they come t" tliW city for afternoon and eve ning meolln Tuesday. Wednes day and Thursday, September 2). 33 and 24. v Th Allied Forces published In Ihelr paper, the Allied News, and in their advertising that the sug gestion and recommendation tor local enrollment and ontanUa llon come from the National Con ference of Organisation support ing the Kightecntli Amendment. At a meeting of the Conference held in New York In July ot Inst year, a motion was patued aug gesiing and recommending to tbu country th enrollment of aui porters ot the Kuliteemh Ameud tnent as follows: "llellevlng In th F.lghteenth Amendment and ptedKing myself to Its support, 1 hereby apply for enrollment a a member of the Klamath Falls Society for the support of the F.lghteenth Amend ment and ask to b clalliod as t Republican, DenuHiat or Inde pendent. 1" In addition to this, lh Confer ence alo suggested and recom mended a plan of organisation for local units. HolU of these, the Allied Campaigners ar present ing In Ihelr meetings. Th meeting In Klamath Fulls will lie held In th Library Auditorium for th afternoon and evenings of the Si and 13, In the Fremont Auditorium for III 7:30 meet lug ut Hi i4. The meetings ar freo to everyone mid the puh II v la urged to alteiut nnd to be Informed about IliU imllon-wtdn plmi (or enrollment and uigiinlia lion. l-"it Telephone) t able MAI. Mo. Sweden. Ill') Sweden's longest subluiirilie tele phone eublo lui been laid be tween tl.n'elack, near here, and Chiirlotienlund, In lienmnrk. It carries 6 wire In addition to a special wire for radio transmis sion. The eahlo weighs .ton met ric Ion's aud men mi res 22.2 kilo meter I I I luileei. Jack Holt, Once Made Sport of By Klamath Cowboys, Settles Old Score and Wins Fame in Films Jack Holt, of moving picture lami was. according to old timers about town, " row-puncher on a pig ranch." about 1 or 10 Veins Ago. Unit, with Fred Hlarr, managed th llrreudelds farm Just out. Uln of klumulli Falls. This fnrni wna the property of Jack Morrell, of Chicago, and was devoted to the brooding and rais ing of pur-lired hogs. Now Jack was always a lover of good horstt-tlcsh, and delighted In th sport of riding. An ex cellent horseman, even In those days. Holt would come gnlloplug Into lowu attired In all Ilia pic turesque accotiirementa of the range, broad sombrero, chaps and boot. Ileal rowbovs In Klamath coun ty mad sport of the ambitious horseman, ami although "movies" were In their Inliiucv. called Jack Holt the "Moving Plctiii Cow boy," Hill dreaming that h would on day fulfill hi, nick name In realliy. According In ruilnlscatir and anecdote, Jack entered the buck Ing molests at a llodeo sponsored hy th F.Iks' of this city. Art Acord, another famous moving picture horseman, had been hired lo appear nt lb show and dnmou striilv soma fuuey riding. Art showed to nilvrtiilnge, hut nlns, Jack wns Hunan Iron, his horse. Soiiim years later Acord and JticK played polo agitlu-H each other In Holh wood. Acord play ed on the cowboy Polo team, and Jink, still remembering Hi In dignities of old rlillng days, placed a largo bet against Acord a leant. The nliecdtlto Is com lulled Willi the fact that Jack Hull alone plied up a larger scor I h it did the whole opposing team lima settling our and for all an old scor against his rival. Indian Youth Shot After Fishing Row, Issel Held in Jail , TIIR HAM.Kfl, Or, dept. H, Ml Url Van Psll. II, iw tills Indian, waa In a hospital bar, I oils y, and Harry Issel was hei ' ' In Jail on a rharg of having shot him. Atlsttilsnis said Van poll's rondlllon la not serious. Issel told polli hshot young Vat) Pell In self defense, although aev. nil Indians who said Ibey wit. nnased III alloollllg declared II was without provocation, The young Indian waa flalilug at t'elllo falls no properly owned by W. T. Mowne. employer n( Irsel. Indiana hav long , benrt warned to keep off th properly. Umatilla. Warm Springs and Yak. litis tribesmen, however, contend ancient treat lea glv Ihem right to flsll theie. Th largest coral reef In th mid Is In Australia. It la tha Ureal liarrler reef, 1 000 miles long and 30 miles wide. MY BARBER TOLD ME HOW TO EE! 1 OF GRAY HIS In" Six Weeks' My Hair Was Back to . Its Old Dark Brown Color, and No Artificial Look at AIL Her Friends Rave Over It MRS. 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