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PAGR FOUR
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Novpmbn'r 24. lfl.11
Editorials News of Other Days Place Names Women's Features
Budget Discussions Dated
TULE LAKE FEEDS EMPIRE'S STOCK
WliyHoliday is on Thursday
No Vote, But Chance
to Talk It Over
THERE will be no special tax elec
tions in Klamath Falls this year.
The budget estimates of the four major
levying boards are announced as with
in the six per cent limitation, and un
der the law may be put into effect with
out approval at an election.
The law requires, however, that be
fore these budjreta become effective,
there must be taxpayers' meetings at
which the people who foot the bills can
discuss the budget with the levying
board . For the information of the pub
lic, the dates of the four major budget
meetings are presented together:
Klamath Union High school, No. 2
December 1.
Klamath Falls School District, No. 1
November SO,
City of Klamath Falls December 7.
County of Klamath December 80.
These meetings are for a discussion
and explanation of the budgets. Un
doubtedly, after weeks of hard labor
and the closest figuring, the budget
committees will be happy to explain the
products of their work to any who wish
to know more than the cold, printed fig
urea tell. That no elections are re
. quired, however, is a pleasing circum
stance, for it means that voluntary
levies have been kept within the six
per cent limit, a fact undoubtedly meet
ing the general approval of the tax
payers. Rail Livestock
Shipments Gain
LOCAL livestock shipments by the
Southern Pacific railroad this year
are fifty per cent greater than last year,
it is estimated by District Agent L. L.
Graham.
This is due to the feeding program in
the Tule lake country, and to the fair
"starvation rate" established by the
Southern Pacific to facilitate round trip
livestock shipments to the feeding
grounds.
The Tule lake country, where the
haystacks are like houses in village,
and where the land is black with cattle,
looms large, indeed, this year when
other areas are less favored. It is the
feed-rack of a livestock empire.
Portland policemen must make the
most of time spent in target practice.
They are coming out better than the
average officer in gun battles with
bandits.
GEMS
. CHAPTER XXXIV
Vary dropped th Countess'
arm, on which the bracelet slit
tend, and vent wonderlngly to
th doer. Bruce stood outside.
He seemed surprised to see
Louise, bat cam In at Mary's In
vitation, stopping Just within the
door.
Hlf Indifference, reported by
Bowen. waa a mask, Msry eaw
with a twins of pit?. Little lik
ing as she had for the wilful, sef
flsh young man, she could not
help a feeling of eharoe tor her
ex at seeing him made to suffer
so at the hands of woman of
Louise's sort.
He earn forward with head
lowered, eyes searching th faces
et th two women. "I wish to
sk some questions," be said de
liberately. ' Louise tells me you
are in need of money?" He look
ed st Msry as be spoke.
Louise started to rise, but be
Motioned her back.
"Sit down! Ton hare told me
two stories. Now I'm going to
find out which is correct." Then
to Msry, "Well?"
"I was, but I'm not now," Mary
said. "But why? How does that
toncern yon?
"Never mind. Is that your
bracelet?" He pointed. Mary did
not even turn her head to look.
"Of course!" she said Impa
tiently. Bruce stared at her, then at
the faintly defiant, triumphant
Louise. Mary could gums what
the Countess' state of mind must
be at this unexpected corrobora
tion of her lie. Mary adranced
on Brnce, taking advantage of bis
momentary confusion. It was not
th answer he had expected. That
was clear.
"Why are you Interested In my
affairs suddenly?" she asked.
"Really, I should have thought
you would be glad to hear of my
financial embarrassment!"
"Why shouldn't I?" Mary cried
In an exasperated tone, "tine
had luck yesterday; I hadn't. If
the is willing to share with me"
Bruce stared then laughed.
Th tension that had held him
taught as s spring when he cam
In was broken by that laugh.
Something Indefinably threaten
ing went out of the sir.
"You women!" he ssld. "Yon
beat me. I would have believed
anyone who told m you'd sprung
at each other's throats, but that
you'd actually help each other
out"
He paused nlrk suspicion In
his eyes. Mary and the Countess
exchanged a slow look which they ,
- 0 - PERIL
wer careful to keep as expres
sionless as possible.
"Walt s minute," Bruce said.
"Perhaps I've swallowed this a
little too readily. Perhaps yon
have had time to arrange this be
fore I cam In. Mis Harkness Is
merely backing np your story
when the truth Is Quits differ
ent, perhaps?"
Brace's eyes probed the Count
ess.' who flushed.
"That's enough!" Msry answer
ed, angrily. "Lear my room,
please!"
"Presently. But first" his
voice wss like th crack of whip
"if that la Miss Harkness'
bracelet, give It to her!"
Louise stood np, breathing
hard. There was veiled sppesl In
the look she threw st Mary. Mary
neid out her hand, smiling wryly,
ss It to say, "Oh, humor him.
What does It matter?"
Reassured by that interchange
ol glances, th Countess now did
her part as well or better thsn
Msry had don hers. Hegslly,
she slipped oft the dlsmond cir
clet, snd laid It In the girl's hsnd.
"But nsturslly," she ssld calm
ly, giving her a friendly smile. "I
trust yon."
Bruce hesitated, obviously on
sure of himself. Msry wss too
quietly exultant over her victory
to be other than magnanimous.
"I'm sorry yon havs been em
barassed," she said gently.
"And I beg your pardon,"
Bruce replied a bit stiffly. Then,
evidently coniing to the conclu
sion that ho had made rather an
ass of himself, he fairly bolted
from the room. .
Mary stood still In. the middle
of the room, holding the bracelet
to her breast. She wss trembling;
the thrill of victory was racing
thiough her veins. First blood!
She had tricked Lonise out of
the most Important piece of evi
dence yet secured against Tn
Fly. And The Fly did not know
she had It. What was the best
thing to do with it? Where would
It be ssfef There was a small
cabinet safe In Mr, Jupiter's cabin
on the "Gypsy," and It had able
guardians. She resolved to not
it there for safe-keeping at the
earliest possible moment. Fiddle's
I. O. I., too. That small pier of
paper had Its Importance, also.
Hue couldn't go out to the vseht
now It larked less thsn sn hour
of dinner-time. At seven the Ju
piter party was to meet In the lob
by of the roof dining room. Th
Fly had promised to be there, too.
Although she dreaded the encoun
ter, It was Just what she had
hoped for an opportunity to dis
Giving Thanksgiving
A Permanent Date
THANKSGIVING, whose origin we
associate with the Pilgrim Fathers,
owes its permanent place on the cal
endar to event which occurred more
than 200 years after the feast of wild
turkey which we consider the first
Thanksgiving.
It was in 1866 that Thanksgiving was
first nationally observed on the final
Thursday in the month of November.
The appointment was made by Presi
dent Andrew Johnson, and it came
about through the efforts of a woman,
Mrs. Sarah Josephs Hale, editor of
"Godey's Lady's Book," the story of
whose efforts in behalf of a permanent
Thanksgiving date is told in the Chris
tian Science Monitor by A. II. S.
For eighteen years Mrs. Hale had
been patiently editorializing for the
selection of a definite date for Thanks
giving, when in the midst of the Civil
War, she asked that if, "in a time of
national darkness and sore troubles,
shall we not recognize that God never
faileth . . . ? Can we not, then, estab
lish our yearly Thanksgiving as a
permanent American National Festival,
which shall be celebrated on the last
Thursday of November in every. State
of Our Union?"
. President Lincoln, however, had al
ready proclaimed Thanksgiving in that
year in August, because of the victories
of-Vicksburg and Gettysburg, and the
following year he again proclaimed a
date in August for offering thanks. The
first Thursday in December was set
aside in 1865 by President Johnson, but
in 1866 he designated the day Mrs. Hale
recommended. It was received with
national approval, was so designated
the following year, and is so observed
today.
Mrs. Hale not only was responsible
for the designation of the last Thurs
day in November as Thanksgiving day,
but she was credited with having per
suaded President Lincoln to issue the
first national Thanksgiving proclamation.
A lot of Oregon towns are offering
their, high school football teams as state
championship contenders. Maybe it's
better not to have a play-off and
the accompanying disillusionment. Now
they can always think maybe they
would have won it
These low train rates make it almost
cheaper to leave home if you have
relatives not too far away who provide
an inviting board.
BY
HAZEL
ROSS
BALLET
arm th man's suspicions. If he
hsd any (apparently his colossal
conceit did not permit him to fear
detection).
And since she hsd come off so
well last night shs hsd thought of
an even more dangerous experi
ment which she mesnt to try
without Mr. Jupiter's knowledge,
for she was sure he would never
consent. She would wear th
rubles tonight! By dangling them
nnder the very nose of The Fly
she was sure he would never rest
until he had got hold of them.
By sharpening his appetlt she
might succeed In hurrying
h'm Into sn sttempt to make oft
with them. And, If Bates and
the others would help her, lead
him straight Into a trap.
She went to her dressing table
and put th bracelet In her band
bag, where the I. O. U. already
was hidden. With the big tucked
under her arm she went Into th
nan.
Lonise, of course, was relying
on her to return the bracelet
when Brace's eyes wer turned
the other wsy. She must have
been surprised at Msry's unex
pected support of her He, but she
evidently considered It Just the
quixotic act of on woman help
ing another pulling her chestnuts
out of th fire. Msry disliked
Bruce enough to do It for the fun
of annoying blm, she probsbly
rcssoned. She would go on think
ing so until she found that Marv
did not mean to give th bracelet
back. Then, look out!
Louis would have to account
to D Loma sooner or later for Its
loss. If she wer angry enough
she might set him to get It back
for her secretly. Unquestionably
he would scent a graver reason
for Its being withheld, and then
she shivered ss she reallied th
lengths to which he might go to
recover It.
e e e
Mary knew she must set nulrlr-
ly If the bracelet wer to be put
beyond his reach. 8h Resolved
to go downstairs at one and put
in two oojects in in notel safe
until she could take them out to
the yacht.
Bate wss coming down th cor
ridor as she stepped Into the hall.
He looked hot, dusty and tired.
She remembered that the bad not
seen him all dsy.
"Hello." she greeted him cheer.
fully. "Where'v yon been?"
'Oh, out snd around." he sn.
swercd, non-commlttally. "Her
and there. Coma along and I'll
tell you shout It."
Ther was something In his
manner a sort of electric excite
mentthat Intrigued bar. 8b
wslted ss hs rapped st Mr. Jupi
ter's door, snd followed him In
side.
They found Mr. Jupiter at hit
open sitting-room window, which
looked out over the bsy, a palm
leaf fan In his hand and a cold
glasa at his elbow. Ills storking
ed feet were elevated lo th seat
of a chair, and his shirt wss open
st th throat.
"Com In, com In. What's up?
You just getting bark, Bates?'
Ho motioned them to chairs.
"Where'v yon been?"
Batea mopped his grimy coun
tenance. "Following eraty
man," he answered bitterly. "I'm
telling you, that guy Is craiy as a
loon!
"Her, hsv a drink." Jupiter
offered. When th returned trar
eler had cooled his parched throat
he brightened visibly.
"Well, when you turned back
this morning, boas, I saw your son
snd th Isdy wer fixing to lose
me. too. Young lore, and all that,
you know. So I let on I wanted
to have a look at th town It's
an old settlement, with historic
court hou,e, you know. They put
m down on th public square and
went on down to th beach wher
th '8hor Dinner' sign pointed.
"I sat down on the court nous
lawn for a mlnut to cool off. 1
lueea I klnda dosed oft, with my
hat shsdlng my eye, but pretty
soon 1 saw out of the tall of my
y a men stssdlng a few feet
away, staring up at the court
house steeple! It was D Lorn.
I eouldn't bellev my eyes. What
wss he doing out there? And
staring like he'd never seen a
building before! Well, thst's s
famous old court house, but It
vaun t that kind of a stare. Yon
know what I mean? He looked all
greeny around the gills. Ilk he
wss fascinated by tt-nd scared,
too, maybe. I never saw Just the
same look on a man's far befor
la my life. No, sir; I never!
"Says I to myself, oh, ho! some
thing's up. I kept my eye on hltn.
though he couldn't see me test-
wlse not my far. Pretty soon hs
turned sround like a msn In a
trsnee, snd walked away with his
hesd down, not looking wher he
wss going.
e e
"I sat np and watched him.
And then. Just aa he waa crossing
the middle of the street, down the
road driving hell-bent for elerttoa
Ilk h always does, earn your
chauffeur, Tom, In that big Lorl
mor car. De Loma Jumped back
quirk, but at that Tom had to
swerve to keep from hitting him.
Made Tom hopping mad. He yell
ed at him and says. 'Why don't
you do your sleeping In bed?' snd
I)e Loma yelled something back
I didn't catch what. And he Just
stood there, shaking all over. And
He waa green In th far that time
his eyes all but popping out of
Bis head.
He looked at the license piste.
snd when h ssw th number n
Just stood and gsped. A native
was stsnding by the curb, snd he
asks him, 'Whose csr Is that?'
like the native onght to know, and
It he didn't tell he'd shake It out
of him. But the guy Just shook
his hesd, easy-Ilk. And De Lo
ma want Into a drugstore quirk
and I went In th barbershop next"
door and watched till he came out.
He went over to bl rsr. psrked
along tn court bouse curbing
on of those 'Drive It Yourself
busses, and got In and set out for
town.
I went In the drug store, and
ssked the sods fountain boy about
him It h did any telephoning,
and so on. Rut th boy ssld no,
all hs ssked for wss a bromo selt
ser, double strength. But a funny
thing hsd hsppesed. h said.
"There was a big clean spsce.
squsre, on th wsll up beside th
fiy-specked mirror wher some
kind of picture must hsv hung
until vsry recently. The nsll was
still there. 'He pulled thst pic
ture down and tore It op In a
thousand pieces.' the boy told me.
He wss worried for fear his boss
wss going to be sor. Seems he
was proud of that picture It was
som guy h knew thst hsd since
famous.
"He's framed this picture to
keep It nice because he was spe
cially proud of it. That was be
cause the man In the picture was
born there, In the village, snd he
knew htm sine b was a boy."
"I ashed the boy who it was.
but he didn't know. He was Just
a young punk, the clerk. He
didn't remember snytblng sbout
It. But he told ms I could look
In the bark room, wher had
thrown the pieces, snd msybe I
could put them together sgsln."
Out of the pocket Hates now
lifted a newspaper parcel. Inside
were hundreds of small bits of
cardboard, the torn fragments of
the picture De Loma had demol
ished. Bates balanced the odd
package on his open palm. Mary
and Mr. Jupiter stared at the
hesp, fascinated.
"Who could It be?" Mary whis
pered. "That." said Henry Bates, care
fully folding his psreel together
sgsln, "Is what I am going to
spend the next couple of hours
finding nut."
(To Be Continued)
Fashion
Tips
One ol tht most appealing
things about debutantes Is, of
course, the fact that they see with
the eyes of youth.
It you still wsnt your eyes to
hsv that youth-look sbout them,
when you yourself are In your
thirties or older, you must do
something about It.
First of all, shining eyes sre
much more apt to look forth from
a healthy body and a happy mind.
Something can be done about both
of these!
Plenty of sleep tins a wsy of
Improving eyes thst have grown
tired and strained. Next to plen
ty of sleep, plenty of exercise In
th open air is excellent. After
that ther are extra helps yon
csn give.
Dally eye-washings should be
tsught children aooilt the time
they lesrn to grasp their tooth
brushes In their little hands. But
if you didn't learn to wash your
eyes out when that young. It
Isn't too lata yet.
A mild boraclc acid wash Is ex
cellent and cheap. There are
MwUilnx commercial ey rinse
SIDE GLANCES b, ctort, cu
rj''VTJ-CWCt. . SStlltflT
"Gosh! Wouldn't you b worried If an oculist told you you
wer nearsighted!'
but be sur to get a good one.
Vie sn eye cup. And sfter rins
ing one eye by cupping It, throw
ing back your brad snd opening
snd shutting your ey so th
water will thoroughly cleans It.
dump the eye cup. rinse It and
use mors lotion for th other y.
This prevents sver transferring
from on eye to th other any
dirt, germs or other msttsr.
Eye parks stand high as a pick-me-up
for tired eye 1st In th
day. Any beauty parlor has Us
own brsnd of ey peeks. Too can
maks your own from herbs or
you can us hot and cold water
parks. Th main thing Is to II
down for a few minute while
applying these parks. This closing
th eyes for vn a fw minutes
hss Its effect oa their brightness
later on.
Food
Chats
From th Orient
Have you not ottsn wished that
yon could serve In your own home
such dishes ss chop suey or chow
mela. Instead of
having to visit
som restaurant
wher these
foods ar tarr
ed?
Several of my
f r 1 a d a have
been most suc
cessful In sddlng
a unique variety
to their bridge
1
serving
foods
app
decorated
orient
and using tor th Kttarl M. Hall
games attractive Chines novel
ties. The foods msy be served
more easily tbsn many" others
that ar often uied for bridge
luncheons, because all that Is
necessary Is to heat th various
cans containing th food and
serve them, sultsbly gsrnhhed.
For example, one can get can
ned chop suey, which Is prepsrsd
In a ssnltary American kitchen
under the most rigid supervision.
It Is msde from choice Imported
Chinese yams, wster chestnuts,
bsmboo shoots, mushrooms Im
ported from Fran.- and carefully
cultivated and elected domestic
bean aprouts, celery and onions.
To these srs added select cuU
of government Inspected leen
meats and the varloua Ingred
ients are blended according to a
treasured recipe long famed for
Its excellent flsvor.
Chop Hocy
When you desire to terv this
chop suey til that Is nscesssry
Is to put the unopened csn In
boiling wster for about It min
utes, or empty the content of the
can Into a saucepan and heat
thoroughly. Then add toy sauc
as desired.
Boiled rice Is the naual ac-
companlmant to chop suey, and It
should be so cooked that each
grain will be tender snd whits,
yet distinct, and not mashed to
gether at w ao often see it
cooked at horn.
t imer Melo
Tl)e manufacturers of this chop
suev slso nrenare chow meln
noodle. That ar full egg nood
les, fried to a rich erlspness In
pur vegetabl oil, then vacuum
parked In tint to preserve their
erlspness.
If you wish to serv enow
meln Instead of chop suey, sim
ply heat a cap of the fried nood
le and a ran of th chop tney.
Place the warm noodles on Indi
vidual hot plates and cover with
tho piping hot chop tusy which
has been seasoned to your last
with th soy sauce.
Hoy Hnuc .
Rov sauce la a dond ment pre
pared by th manufacturers of
these products, and Is mads irora
soy beans aged In wood, pasteu
rised and filtered. It Is not only
useful as an Ingredient of thess
Chinese dishes, but sdds flavor
to many other foods, such at
fish, meats, poultry and wild
gsme, vegetables, soups, gravies
and aalad dressings.
Bean Hpront 1
Another Interesting prodnct In
this line of Chines foods Is th
canntd hesn tprouts. Thess srs
grown from selected Imported
beans. They ar conked rapidly
to retain their delicacy and erlsp
ness, and ar delicious In sslsds,
km
m
u n c h s o na by - S
ro p rlatsly
si flowers
aoupi, when tervsd at a vg
1
OfT.
tsbl or when used to smothsr
meals, as onions sr used,
Hraa Sprout Ha lad
Mix en smstl csn bean sprouts
with one-half cupful diced celery.
Cut four radish and one peel
ed cucumber In thin slices, rlllrs
one-half green pepper In rings.
Place vetetablM on salad plates
in alteruats Isyers and servs
with French dressing to which
hss been added a little soy ssurs.
Car nub with chow mala noodles.
Health
Talks
Th bassl metabolism of a llv.
Ing being I th rat at which
his body carries oa It chsmlrsl
Industry.
A low bssal metabolism means
that the heal produced out of th
malarial for th development of
energy liken In Is less thsn ths
average of thst of mankind.
Th basal metabolism la de
termined by putting th person at
rest on arising In the morning
end without any breakfast, and
then measuring the gaseous Inter
change In the lungs. By means of
conversion tables this messure
msnt Is changed to a stsndsrd
figure which I celled the bssal
nistsnollc rats. The ordlnsry
variation la from a figure of min
us 7 to plus 7. An occasional
person apparently quits heslthful
will hsve a figure as low a minus
It to minus It. Some people
simply tend to produce Ires heat
la their bodle than do others.
e
It hss been found that basal
metabolism during sleep at night
Is consistently lower than during
the normal waking hours. The
observation Is Important bersus
some people fell asleep while
their bsssl metabolic rat I be
ing determined.
It seems likely slso thst under
nutrition msy b associated with
a lowered basal metabolic rate.
Thua Dr. Bernard M. Jacnbson
haa found that It la low In starve
lion, aa, for sxsmple. In profes
sional tasters, snd thst a low
rsts sometimes occurs also tn
people with dlsbetes who hsve
been compelled to be undernour
ished. Ths chief Incidence of lowsrsd
bssnl metabolism teems to be ss
sorlsted with a question of thy
roid deficiency. Ther arc, how
aver, other glands of Internal se
cretion, such ss ths pltultsry and
the adrenal, whlrh may be defi
cient In their activity and there
by produce a lowered baaal mota
bollsm. Lowered metabolism It also
found In occasional cases of an
emia and In nervous disorders
e6What9s
the matter
with Annie, Sandy?'3
1 donno, WdlJ. Bat
"Do yon thlak tl I lanead tor hs tht'd ttafla, Iiniy?"
"Mow, Willi what sn aarta doss a bear know about miking; AaxO tmRt?
"ID go ovtr and rub my noss against hsr hand and thsU liks it"
"Just lis a dog I 8 ticking bit told, eld not around rvcrTwfctrel'
Arfl.Arir
Onwrrr
TowTl fonder srlfb tager mtsrsst var plctora tad svsrr word of that original
comlt strip, ,
LlTTUl ORPHAN ANNIE
Bf HAROLD ORA 7,
of th psychasthenic typ or neu
rasthenia type. Th measurement
of th basal nielaliollo rat Is a
significant lest which means
gresl deal lo Ilis summing physi
cian. Taksa Into association with
Ih other observations thst u
msket of Ih geuersl condition of
hit patient, th bassl mstshnllr
rst msy Indicate lo th physician
Ih special psrls of ths body lo
which h mutt direct bis atten
tion. Earlier
Days
Kovssuber 14, ten
Ther It a possibility thst Ih
next lax Isvy tor Ihs city will
carry with It a smsll Isvy for
providing a fund to assist Ihs
chamber of com mere In Its work
of exploiting Klsmslh county lo
Incoming tsttlsrs.
Circuit Judge Henry I.. Benson
this morning dismissed Ih chsrge
stslnsl Frsnk Ferris charged
with child-stealing. This wss done
tl th request of Prosecuting At
torney Irwin. Ferris wst rhsrged
with trying to abduri Harriet
Fink, a young girl whns far
he paid o Corolug. Calif. Th
Jury disagreed when Ih cas
was trfsd lat summer.
Two reset of scarlet faver In
Ih family haa resulted In Ih
quarantining of Captain John
Parker at nhlpplngton. Aa th
children wer attending school
until h quarantine was stsrted.
there Is some ronstsrnstlou
among tht psr.nls of the school
children.
By a vol of nearlv four lo one
property owners of Klsmsth Falls
Mondsy went oa record ss tn
fsvor of Issuing ISO.OUO bonds
tor Ih construction of a city hall.
"If possible we will keep men
al work sll winter nn the esrsvs
llon and rock work." aald Kngl
neer H. W. lllnks In rharge of
the work being done on the Mo
do Point Irrigation projert by
th Indian service.
XEU' MKNTAL THKtTMFNT
Dr. Erich Lldemsnn. of Ihs
stst anlverslty of lows, hss rec
ommended the use of sodium its.
ytsl, drug which mske people
happy snd friendly snd creates In
them a desire to tell sll their
secrsls, for treating mentsl dis
ss see.
New Plan by Makers of Vicks
Cuts the High Cost of Colds
Saves Money, Time and Health by
Better "Controlf-Colds"
Test of Plan Offrwul by Klanuslh
Falls Druggists oa I ellmlii-d
Ciuarsnte of Hallafaclory He
sults, .
Ths high costs of colds srs mors
thsn sver a problem this winter.
In every family, therefore. It la
nsws of peculiar Interest thst ths
mskers of Vlcks VspoKub hsvs
developed I'lsn for better "t on-trol-of-Colds"
In the home. A
Plsn to reduce th number. Ihs
severity and Ih costs of colds.
A Now Virk Product
Ths Plsn Is msde possible by a
new preparation Vlrks Nose a
Throst Drops, Rssed on s nsw
Ides In "preventing'' colds. It Is t
companion to Vlrks Vspoiliib, the
modern externsl wsy ot "treating"
colds. Ths two sld snd supplement
sach other. Together, they make
Kosslhle further reduction of the
urdentom family "Colds-Tax."
Trial Off to VspoKub leers
Us of this Vlrk Plan for better
"Comrol-of-Colds" In your home
will mean fewer colds less severe
coldt. It will mean rutting your
high cost of cold troubles a sav
ing In monsy, loss of tlms snd
beslth. To ssy nothing ot the dis
comforts of colds end the severe
Ills thst oftsn follow colds. Test
His Plsn for sourself without
risk. Get a hottl of the new
Vlcks Drops today, t'so It with
Vlckt VtpoRub as directed. I'n
less result sr ntlrely sstlsfse
lory, your druggist will refund
the prlre of ths Nose Drops end
ths test will hsv cost you noth
ing. Hers, briefly. Is th Vlrk Plan
for better "Control-of-Colds."
tint tan H tad."
Every day tn
The Klamath News
Some People
Say-
Vision It out vsry Important
In th lushing of a nisn. J li-kj
Teeter, blind engineer suit man
ufactursr, llsgsraluwu, Ind.
, s s .
Ths dsy will cum wbsn Chi
rsio will b damned glsd lo hsv
Al (Cspunsl com bark. Ralph
Capon, older brolher ot "Bear
far Al." ,
If lb utilities wou't Mil, w'
build a waterworks of our own
"tienaral" Jacob B. Cotey, aswly.
slsctsd msyor of Mssslllun, O.
see
II. (I. Wells Is ons of England'!
Pled Pipers of BocUllsm. John
II. Chappie. Ashlsnd Wls.) edi
tor and lecturer.
ess
W hsv become a rata ot
loungers. Louis Horlmer, tele
brsied designer of "period" fur
niture. e e e
I msy be writing tints lo my
rsreer ss a public msn, but I did
wbst I thought use runt. mm-
ssy MsrDonsId, Hrlilsh premier.
Riverside P.-T.A.
Plans Dance And
Party December 4
Ths Itlverslds P. T. A. mot
Wed needs y afternoon al I o'clock
In the school auditorium. A
varied pr train waa presented.
Three songs wer given by
member ut Ih second snd third
grsiles, under ths direction of
Mrs. fcrdman. Following th busi
ness meeting slarer appeal fur
unemployed men and their fami
lies was given by Mrs, L. A.
Vsrnsdors, president.
Mrs. llsrh.l Oood gave a talk
"An F.durallnu Fitted lo
Kvery Child."
Following the mealing danc
committee members held a brief
session. Mrs. K. W. Mersereeu la
rhairmvn of the comsiltle which
is making preparations for a
dsnre snd card party at Ihs
school oa Friday evening, De
cember 4, from 1:10 anlll 11:10,
MAJORITY OF AUK
People over tl years old of
voting ste In the lulled Biste
since ltlu hsrs Increased In num
ber by It I per rent lo a total of
7I.U sn. th U. a. Census Bu
reau reports.
1 Brfor a Cold Htarts
l's Vlckt Nos Drops few
drop, up each nostril whenever
you hsve been exposed lo snylhlng
whlrh your own experience tells
yon Is spt la give you a cold con
tact nh others hsvlng fresh
colds, crowds, atufry lll-venlllstrd
rooms, nubile pieces a nlthl oa
the pullmsn or s dusty sulomo
sils ride sudden chsnges In tcm
persturs. wet or cold Inhaling
smoke, dust, gases esresse lu
living, such as over eating, smok
ing or drinking after a hard day,
when you are oves.llred.
In short, don't wall for thst
stuffy, sneesy Irritation of the
nsssl passages Natures wsrn
Ing thst you ar actually "catch
lug cold."
Is After a Cold Htart
At night, massage the throat
and chest wsll with Vlcks Vapo
lluh now available whit
"stainless" form, If you prefer.
Hpre.d on thick and cover with
warm flannel. Leave the bed
clothing loose around the neck ao
that the medicated vapors arising
may be Inhaled freely all night
long. During the day use Vlckt
Noso Drops, every few hour any
time, any place. (If ths, Is a
cough, you will Ilka th new Vlckt
Cough Drops, actually medicated
with Ingredients of Vlcks Vspo
Ilub.) This glvss you full 14-hour
trrstment snd without Ihs risks
ot too much Inlernsl "dosing."
which so often upsets the diges
tion esperlslly of children snd
lowers body reslstsnre to dlsess
st s lime when It Is most needed.
Don't "dnae" colds except oa your
doctor's advlrs. Adv.
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