October 20, 1931
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE THREE
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CONTRACTS LET
FOR IMPROVING
PARK GROUNDS
('ulilni. t wrrn l"t Moiiilujr lir
City Kiiglneer K, A. Thomas In
tlui preactu-e of Mayor K. II.
Infer fur improvements ut Moure
liurk. Jack limcliii'r, with bid
ul llU kt, received llm conlru.t
In construct a lecd shed ftir the
leer now hi ilia park. Tte eht-d
will be uf frainn construction Mud
13 li'tl by l fet In iIik.
mull III others received the
roufiscl lu piste 11 concrete
(lour In Ilia hsaiinent of thn nr
Inker's cutlngo Willi a bid of
I II 1.0.
Illila have been rulli'd, lit bo
opened tii'it Thiiradtiy at 9 p. m.
by Kitgltieer 1'liuriiMN. fur a but
Ir furnace mid heating ayalcin
In da put III tli carctakere cut
UK. Ill.l.lcra on I ho feed shed end
llirlr hlda were: Jatk tlanlner,
III t; I'. II. Wllhera. ht,u:
T. '. M.tiralh. Uo; W. W.
Cherry. lu. A. Hnverl. $171;
l.araon llroa. IIWHtu; ud
Oliver llt-edmon lino.
Illildttni on the rnlicrete fluur
III I liu baavlliciil of llm euro
lakcr'e cuitagti Hud their blda
wrra: l.aron lima, f inn. so; Juk
l.ardnrr, 11.11 Sn; I'. I). Wllhera,
f U 16; T. ('. M.flrath, $I!J.U:
w. W. Cherry, lll'J: A. Hoverl,
117"; I harlt-a llcuiieii, Iliu.iQ;
Oliver llrcilitson, $133.30.
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LOSES 10 OE
I.OH ANOKI.KH, Ort. 20, ,1V
A bad rut orrr the loft py, whlrta
dftlnHd into m niujor dlsabl'iiy
lit thn renin round In .
U-'lVal tonight ( liynnuilln Ja k
in, Ocean 1'ara. Calif.. Hfrit, by
Art bur tl Huh uf Nrw York,
lin thn rclVr) t.i I he
1" iK.il at tbo t)l)tmlo club'a btn
tntc how.
I to Knli obtained thn ttu hulral
kiMH-huut aflsr untitling thn rut
In tho fifth, and sinking til Ions
rm nut tu liartass Injury
tbroughout tb mil and fart of
thn suih. Thn fofiTfn aleppd
111 whrn It bnrantn obvlutia thn
Brgrn ruuld not continue.
Jakoti, forim-r stata heavy
Wright champion. Weighed 21.
bin opponftit 317.
In lionnr to thn memory of
Thomas A. Kdlnon. Iijt Ht were
til mined and an American tuition
hu vlr blrw "Uim" Just before
th atart of tho main go.
SELECTION SLATED
Appointment of all roramtt
tn ut thn Amnrlrnn lKlon for
thn com in J ymr will bn atadn at
Itinlltht'a mentlnK of Dm Klam
ath pvit br Commander K. I.
MrMilIan. All appoliiltvo orflrnra
mill alo b namrd tlila nvuins.
A rommlttm III prnnnt A
mnbUliatlon plan at thn aelon
and thn proa-ram and arrang
mruta fur Arm.Mtlcn ly. Novm
hr 11, will bo dlmtuspd, Mc
.Mlllan ntatm.
lnn of thn feature of thn
ArmlMkA lr clflirat lm will
bn thn dedication of thn menior
Inl founlnlii In Monro park at
11 a. ut.. Novnmher 11. acrordlliK
to O, D. M.itlhcwH, chairman of
thn rornmltton In iliarRO of thai
part of tho program.
Editorials on News
(Continued Krnm vte One)
yean llicra lira dlalrraard proplc.
You nilxhl liara aometlilni
that would aurprUo you.
a
'T'lll.'J Irn't liitcndrd la nilnlmlto
tho Iniportanro of rrllft of
thoio who aro In urrd. That la
iilwayi linporlaut Ht.TKKMKL.Y
IMI'OIITANT.
In (rent, rkh rounlry u.h
thin, almply hiirnllnf with
rlothlnx end Willi food and with
f"-l, It would bo fn Indlitinrnt
of our rlvllliutloa If t tliquld
KnowliiKly permit anyono to fo
liuiinry or rold.
Hut l.-t'a nut loo alKlit of the
fn. I that lirro In fortunnto Ore
Kun needy people are not (olug
to ho to numeroua tills winter I
Unit wo nn't tnko raro of them. I
AMOUS
for hospitality
""'a for foods
for service
A 1
OTEL WULTNOAAAH
H'W'W'iiifi
Here's "Little
r
ft',
l'rMrnllna; VlvUn' Human, formerly of tho llunran Hlatora,
nd now lr. Nlla Alilr, with her dauhlr, Kveljn lloaalu
Aablur, bor Anuirlran dauilitir born In Kurup.
Wa always liav before, and
will now.
a
rpMIOMAd A. KIIIHUN', wa ar,
lold by hla phyalrlan, no loim
r rared to lloo afier ha realliad
that complelo rerorery of sit
health waa Iniprnbalila.
That la to aay. If ha couldn't
lo on working ha didn't car to
o on lining.
It wax thla complete absorp
tion lu hla work that mad Kdl
aon great. Work, you are. la tba
big thing la tho Urea of big men.
a
pKUKKCTIO.V of th telephone
for commercial uaa waa on
of Kdlaon'a many at hlereraenta,
which recalls story told to Ihls
writer by a halo and hearty man
In bis lato eovcttllra Ilia other
day:
"When I waa a youngater, Juat
getting started In builneaa, I
went Inlo lha offlco of a friend
and found him talking Into a
funny Instrument. I aaked him
what ha waa doing, and be aald
be waa talking to hi wife.
"I aald: "I.lka hell you ar,'
and be banded th thing over to
m and told mo to sea for my
aelf. Bur enough, his wife's
nolo spok Into my ear. I Dear
ly fell OTer."
"T got all ateamed up. My
father and I war running a
llllle mill, and rry day w had
to talk to th station agent about
shipment. It waa lot of both
er to drlto orer to th station
with a bora and buggy, so we
flied up a llttl hay wire tele
phone line between th station
and our offlc.
"It was great stuff, but tele
phone bells hadn't been Inreuted
yet, ao Iber waa no way to call
the fellow at tbo other end to
the phone. We got around that
by filing up a schedule, and at
certain eiact hours of th day
we'd go to th phons and talk."
e e
TKMKMIIKH. this Ule was lold
by a man still In bis ueeful
bulueaa yeurs. These modern
conrenlenres of ours aren't Tery
old.
Turn on tbe light so that yon
can aee better and take a look
at th telephone on your deak,
or on the wall. If you are a
bualnees man, take another look
at your typewriter aud your add
ing machine, ' If you are a hou-ie-ifo,
glance at your electric
w aahlng machine and your
Tarn urn sweeper.
It you are a manufacturer,
look at all the complicated ma
chinery that turns out your pro
duct. If you ar a laboring man,
look at all the machines that ear
the drudgery of your back.
J-JO this, and you will begin to
realise what this modern
world owe to men like Edison
who had nnAIN8 and the will to
lire them.
PORTLAND. OREGON
Every facility for every
taste of every traveller
: ; new decoration,
new furniture, new
lobby lounge and
NEW LOW RATES.
Little Eva"
1 r - m
BY CITY POLICE
Ben peraons were a treated by
city police Monday night. Includ
ing two men churned with driving
while Intoxicated.
A. Iiel llrul, arrested at Ktat
Main and t.arden avenne. posted
lluv ball In I'ollc Judc -Hoy
Kouch'a court on a charge of driv
ing while Inloslrated, and de
manded a Jury IrlaL Dkk Sar
gent, arrested at With and Oak
atreeta. and charged with driving
while Intoilaaled, lost hla drlrer'a
llrenae for a year when he pload
ad guilty to lb charge.
I.loyd Hull, arrested Sunday at
Main and Kprlng atreeta on a
charge of drlrtug while Inlml
raled. pleaded guilty brfore
Judge Pouch and received a 1 10U
fine, which waa not paid, and
Hull waa placed In Jail.
A. Martlnella, arreated at East
Main atreet and (iarden ave
nue, forfeited $10 ball on a drunk
charge, p. A. Ilanlen waa fined
fl fur being drunk at Blitb a ad
Oak at reels. Wilbur Harrington
alao waa fined 110 for being
drunk at Bin h and Oak.
Gerald Hobs puated JJ.tO ball
on a charge of running a atnp
algn at Hum and Kaat Main
atreeta. Floyd Meade waa releas
ed on his own recognisance after
being arreated at South Slith and
Kaet Mala atreeta on a charge of
apecdlng.
Golden Rule Closes
In Edison's Honor
The Golden Itnle atore will be
closed from 11:30 nntll 1:30
o'clock Wedneaday, In respect fur
Thomaa A. Kdlson, whose funeral
will be held In tbe East at that
time.
A special window In honor of
the Isle Inventor will be dlsplayed
at the atore.
KTYLK HHOW VOK CXH'IIT
I.OS ANliKI.fcS, Oct. 20, (U.F5
A fashion show may occur In
t'nlled HI alee district court aa a
result of a $1,031.78 damage
suit filed against I'ubllx Thea
ters corporation today by Fash
ion Feature Studios, Inc.
Thn suit alleged that the thea
ter chain committed a broach of
contract, by failing to continue
to show a series of fashion pic
ture in various theaters. j
ltave for North -Mrs. Jennie
Hum has left for Portland, where
she will spend some time with
her eon and daughter-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hum. Hum
recently submitted to a major
operation.
aa ... aiMvaasi
8LtS
sj w rot v-
OQ-60(-n.20
HURRAH!
ml
Will Soon Be Here Again!
Did You Receive Your Copy of
Sellogram? If Not Ask for Copy at Store
EDUCATI
Hlglier eduintloll baa beeii ri
spuiialblo fur only one per cent
of Hit, liicrenao In publlt: cxiien
dllurea, lucal aud aiale, in tirt
gun fur tlit laat I'l ytatrs. It wsa
declared by I'r. Arnold lltnneit
Hall, president of the l'iilvi;rHy
i.f Oregon In an addrens hfre
.Monday night before a group of
university alumni and purcnta
of aludenls.
In view of th widespread
charge that th higher atrlioola
were loading an ever-lncroaalng
burden on the taspayera, lir.
Hull aald he bad a statialltul
study made of the lucreasi of
puhllfj eapeiitllturea for the de
cade. Itepreaentlng lha Int-reaae
aa loo per cent, he aald, the dl
vlaluna are as fulluwa:
Itoads and highways, 21.1 pur
cent.
Elementary and high school,
49.1 per cent.
Town and cities, 22.6 per
cent.
I'orta and ducks, S 4 per cent.
Higher education, 1 per cent.
Incuino Iaa
Dr. Hall said that It was
found that the I'nlveraliy of Ore
gon at Eugene this year baa an
Income of 27.7 per cent I.KHH
than It bad lu years ago. Thla
Is due tu th governor's veto and
the referendum filing on the
$1,181,000 apecial appropriation
by the legislature. It being nt ca
nary to ahlft money from the
Eugene operation to Portland to
keep alive deserving work which
heretofore has been supported
by special appropriations.
Tho univaralty head dis
cussed damage he said waa done
by the referrlug of the apecial
appropriation. because the
money was for operating expense,
and the vote by the people on
the referred measure does nut
come until the November preced
ing the close of the blennuni for
which the money Is Intended,
the filing of petitions to refer
the 1411 actually vetoes 1U
lenlm (linrgea
President Hall deacribed tbe
work done by tbe Portland med
ical school, the !oernberber hos
pital at Portland, the out-patient
clinic, and other Institutions sup
ported by the special appropria
tion which la now tied up. II
said the Portland medical school
was offering a service to the In
digent poor of Oregon valued at
$("4,0uo, while the support of
tbe school was .only $2j0.o00.
Dr. Hall denied the charge
that Oregon devotee the largest
per centaga of Ita wealth to high
er education, declaring that such
a claim la entirely unsubstantiat
ed by fact. In per capita wealth,
he aald, Oregon la the alxth
state in the union. In the pro
portion of students attending
higher educational Institutions,
Local Druggists Supplied
With Free Sample Packages
Of Two New Vick Products
Desire of Makers That Every Uter of Vick VapoRub
Have a Free Trial of New Vicks Nose and Throat
Drops and Vicks Medicated Cough Drops.
RESULT OF RESEARCH
New DiacoTery Makes Pos
sible New Vick Plan Of
Home-Control of Cold.
REDUCES "COLDS TAX"
A quarter century ago Vicks
VauoRuh Introduced the modern
and better method of treating
colda externally. Now. Vick
Chemists develop a new prepara
tion Vick Nose c Throat Drops
based on a new Idea in pro
ven ling colds. A perfect ally to
Vapoltub, It makes possible the
new Vick Plan for better Control
of Colda In the borne and fur
ther reduction of the family
Colds-Tax."
Here Is the Plan:
1. llt-fore a lol.l 'Htarts.
On exposure to colds or any of
tho reuses that ordinarily lead to
colds (crowded Indoor places
stuffy, poorly ventilated rooms
sudden temperature changes wet
and cold) that slow down the
normal functioning of the nose.
Natures marvolous ' first line of
defenso against colds" use Vicks
Drops promptly. Or. It a rold
actually threatena when you feci
that first stuffy, snoexy Irritution
of the nasal passages a few
THEY'RE
See Important Announcement in
Tomorrow's Paper
It Is fifth. And In the propor
tion of wealth devoted to hlxher
education, It Is twenty-second.
Mrs. Mary McColm
Dies on Monday
Mrs. Msry McColm, resident
of ihls clly for five yesra, died
nl thn home of ber daughter.
Mm. r'rli'tla Ellis, Mills school
teacher, at 4:4S Monday after
noon, fullowliig an Diners of unn
week. Hha wax 73 years of age
ut the time of her death, and Is
aurvlved by three daughter,
Mrs. (.". I. Harvey and Mra.
Frieda Ellis of thla city aud
Mra. Hylveater Jones of North
llend, Oregon, and one sou, II.
I,. M.'.'ollil of (llanla I'aaa.
Friends are respectfully Invit
ed to attend the funeral services
to he held Wodnidny morning at
10 o'clotk at the Earl Whltlotk
funeral home. Piue avenue at
Willi, Willi llev. A. Theodore
Hmlth,' paator of the First Pres
byterian church, officiating. In.
torment will be made in the
family plot in Mt. View cemetery
at Ashlund.
School Children
Will See Relics
Pupils of the sixth grade of
Fremont a. hool who have been
studying Oregon history and
particularly tbe history of the
Oregon Indian tribes, will be
taken lo the bom of Attorney
M. U. Itutenlc Wednesday to
view bis Interesting collection of
Indian relbs.
Itulenlc's collection Is one of
the uioat complete In the city.
Edwin Friet, Fremont Instructor,
and Mlsa Augusta Parker, prin
cipal, will accompany the pupils.
TO KXTIKGMHH I.KillTM
BANTIAIIO, Chile, Oct. 20. (,V)
All tbe electric llxTita In Chile
will be extinguished for a brief
time at eight o'clock tonight aa
a mark of respect to the mem
ory of Thomaa A. Edlaon. To
day's newspapers carried long
editorials on bis death.
No More Neuritis
In A rn M, Xec-k. I; or 7ltiit
If you want to t rid of th smo
nUlna palna of nturltU, nurali.la,
riJttka. or rhrumatum, Juat aii.tly
Tjrainol to th alfrtd parts and
how quickly all uilry will
Tjimol la a powerfully pntrat
Ina abaortnt, uothlnir and haUiiC
In Ha net Ion, which govt tn through
th pors and ijulckly reaches tl
lfumtna. achlna: nrrvci. Thn stul
born pains tn th back of th nck.
about th shoulder blad. far or
bad, tn th forearm ana fingers,
or xtepdina; down th thigh to th
to tins, will soon dltMppar. Cramp
ing of the aiualcs will stop and yon
will no lnixr b bothered wl;h
sorearas. swa-lllng. stlffn, numli
nos or tendrncas of th Joints and
lig-stuients.
Tysmol fa not an ordinary lini
ment or aalv. but a sclontlfle new
emollient that Is entirely different
from anything yon hava vr naed.
!n't suffer any longer. t;t a up
ply of Tyamol at any a-ood drur
tor. Aiwa ya on hand at Btar
Jru$r Co. Adv.
dropa ap each nostril, and many
annoving colds will be avoided.
11 Wbea a Cold Mrikee
Use tbe convenient Vicks Drops
during the day anytime, auy
place as often as needed for
comfort and relief. At bedtime,
rub Vtcka VapoRub well over
throat and chest and cover with
warm llannel. Leave bed-clothing
loose around the neck ao the
medicated vapors ran be Inhaled
all night long. This Vick Plan
gives yon a full 24-hour treat
meut. tit there is a cough, you
will like another new Vick prod
uct Vicks Cough Drops actu
ally medicated with Ingredients
of Vicks VapoRub.
Trial Packages Free.
In order that every user of
Vicks VapoRub may try the two
new Vick products now being iu
t reduced, a supply of free trial
packages of each baa been sent
to every druggist In the United
States. Go to your druggist to
day and ask for yours. If, by
any chance his supply la ex
hausted, send us th lop of a
Vicks VapoKub carton or cou
pon from the VapoRub directions
folder and wo will mall free
samples direct to you, together
with a folder on the new Vick
Plan tor Control of Colds tn the
home. Address Vick Chemical
Co., 1001 Milton St., Greensboro,
N. C.
COMING!
DAYS
Peter B. Kyne Pays War Debt
and Frees Ponies From Arrest
tlllC AGO, Oct 20. (Pr A 13-year-old
debt overtook the race
horses of Peter fl. Kyne, the
author, yesterday at Hawthorne
track and the nags are not ao
slow, either.
They were Juat bounding up
the runway Into railroad car to
leave the track, when a deputy
sheriff aud atturney representing
It. tl, Hherman aprlnled np. Hher
man a story wss tlist Kyne, then
a captain In th army, suddenly
needed $.000 franca after the
armistice notice In Bordeaux, and
IN RESPECT FOR
AMERICA'S
GREATEST MIND
THIS STORE WILL BE
CLOSED
TOMORROW
FROM 11:30 TO 1 P. M.
Eastern Standard Time--2:30 p. m.
IN MEMORY OF
THOMAS A. EDISON
The World's Greatest Benefactor
ECONOMISTS IN
DISTRIBUTION
Club Chair Specials
Take Advantage of These Prices and Buy a High-Grade
Easy Chair at Unheard of Low Prices.
Convenient frlJI 'j Furniture
pymenl -bmlMm A'
' W"
KROEHLER RECLINING CHAIR AND OTTOMAN. All hardwood
construction with spring filled seat and back. Covered
in antique velour. Regular $90.00. Now
KROEHLER TAPESTRY COVERED ARM CHAIR.
English design. Reduced to ........,
TAPESTRY OVERSTUFFED CHAIR.
Regular $24.75. Now
Many Others to Choose From in Smart Designs and Very Comfortable
to Use.
Don't Fail to Come In and Select One of These Remarkable Values.
Three Large Floors Full of the Greatest Furniture Values in Years.
that be advanced lha sum en an
I. O. V., payable when Kyne ar
rived borne.
"Ever since then I've been try
ing to catch up with him," Hher
man aald. Yesterday he learned
Hi horse wer her and awor
out a writ of attachment.
Th rats between th deputy
and attorney on on aid and th
horsea then got under way
though th horse dltlo't know It
and his entries rewsrded Sher
man with $K53. th amount of
THE NAME
MMATH FUPNITUPE CO.
niHTtT-v crnvirc nnii-c
th debt. Kya la New York or
dered th money advanced to re
lease bis ponies.
Colds
AtltrM ritairf a tM. take M-Vas. fax
naTuaa aiMast-tae ia m f g 1
bum thi Ufuilr aUeee M I '
vaMf laMllaaa, ItlelHeeM J vfe
a.kk way f ! aa . , .,
,wd m ti.k. Mil. lONHillK
aM sm. v Akmoetv
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OUR POLICY
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