Di-cemlxT 11, 1931
THIS EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
EMPLOYES TO
give i ours
PAY TO NEEDY
Klmimtli i mi Ml)' i'inil(iin ire
kt-d In tvit ifiiti Ih i mv h
riilnutitr itiniiih luwuitl thy rt-1l-f
n Ilm tH'rOv during thn m r
III ItoOllllllill adopted
bv Ibr Kid him Hi county court
Thur-duy.
Thr r'Knhittin an adopted fol
io IlKnOlJ'TlON
hi thr County Court of ( lit
N i it ir nf Orituu, lii and fur Km
County ii hlitiiiiiih.
In ihi Mnitiir or H'lpHiB lhi
n-d m ml I' tini ployed ,
WllKKKAM. Imal Chupir Hi
of l hi- National rVil'-rntloii of
t-'itat Kiiiploa HI Kliiiiiuili
At-n', Oti'Hiin, linn imrirtj and
ill of Ha mrniliaia Nii'd In ti ti
ll In our day's buy (r ru h and
firy i uli-mlur month towaid
hi'luhiK urn! altrvlHilug the
Mtg tntMlllin iff Ihfl UIM'lll-
pbrtrd and nrdv; mid,
W (IKIIKAM, Ihu rmplnyfa of
Ih Hlulo of Ori'Koti havtt rutnr
d Into a llkn arrungt maul, mid
II In ilimlilo that thla policy tie
attended a fur as can bo so far
as Klmimlh I ounty and Ha rm
plir arr lom-rrnrd :
THKHfc KOltr.. IT M IIKKKIlY
l;KfI.YK!t lr III County Court
m Klamath Count. Orrttun. Idat
Ilm inrtiilwra and ra li f th
mrttilHTN 1 thla Court dntiiti oil
day's, pu nut of ft h i atriidar
muni tt ilury tnwui d aid pur
imm and tha County Court U"Ma
bi-rrhy rl'"cf fully reiurt all
alartd nMbiali. and cmplo)c.
of Klamath County. Or-gun. lu
adopt a llkn rouri w mt thrv
am able to do mi aud ran affoid
tt, to Hie rod that thr hunger.
uiti and uifrtni of th n lv
and nnrmployad tuny li duly
pnividid for, mid amounia to b
paid to tit titttoriiora till.-f
t uiiiniltitr of Klumai It County.
tMi'Kiin. or the irrtary or trta
Uir thrr.if
latrd thi loth dyy of ! ,
I9H
r KH 11. t.OUHAItll.
t'ouniv Judge
HI I. Art OMKNCIIA1N.
t'oittmlf-iiinfr,
( HAKI.KH H. WILLIAM.
Coninillotur.
It's the "Hoover Hat"
' . , .. . ..
Hltii., unit now hut, Mr Unnrhd ui'tr the ti.inM of funioua
tHHiil. ThU Imry hU k rrrHtmn. rn to ont kid of lovuly Cotiiit..
lip lUltl!'. hl'Miiln bl. In lha "Ho4ivr llitt." named nflr lb
Amrrlran l'rrald"tit lit- lh I'urlalii n niodl.l who dnlinrd It.
alia and Kldaeit lwt r It
prrttr bad ibapa. bat tbcyr
fellD btlr tonlfbt nd will
b okay soon.
Five "Lost" Seamen Recount
Experience of Twenty-Five
Hours Tossincr On Atlantic Lr"'n,ai .
& i o ne featured in
Church's Program
KiJIIur. Noli': Thn I'lillcd I'reaa prewnla h'rewlih an icluatv
ri mint ( III" npirlcni-K nl flrn afainxn of Ih fl.lilng Irawlor,
"Anna .Ma," who Hfi rai:ijed todav by roaat vuardarati aftr I
bnura of inuur lanhi-d In maita of III reaiel wblrb fonaded on
llainind ahuala, "(iravtyard of lh Atlantic."
Kalih tarmlna, Klmar tnd John
ELIGIBLE IN VOTE 5
I in uiia rat Ion rotrlition under a
rnltiilon adopii'd by Ilia bnuka
today. A almllar revolution la
pendmi In tha annate.
Il M, M. JOMVMIV
Mramaa MMuinl Ilm T ran In
.tnna Man
oprlglil. I;il, h lulled
rre)
IIATTKKAH INI.KT COAKT
fil'AHII HTATIO.V. N. C. Der.
II. (UB It a a Irlnhtfiil ei
parlenie. Wa war lualiexl lo tha rlln
of I be Anna Mas for orer li
boura. wlib aeaa running bo feet
blab at tluiea.
It didn't look Ilka wa were
going to be rxarued.
Ilaa Into Hlioala
Tha Irawlrr ran on tba ahoala
In a nlorm yrntiTday morning
and Bank alowly. Tha ivaa kept
throwing her up ahere tha roaat
guard boata rouldn't take ua oil.
Tblnga looked vary bad. Tba
ahlp began lo break up. It
water logged. It gava na a ter
rlbla fMiing to ba out thera
alona with no ona to pick ua
up.
Finally It became neceiuarr.
aa tha ahlp aank on lb ahoala,
for ua to ropa and laab our
aalvea to tba rigging. Then wa
thought wa wera gonara. We
prayed together, me. Captain
(arinlne and Kldaont Liwia.
Our prayera wera anawered abon-
dantly,
Iteld a ad llnngrr
Wa wera terribly cold aad
hungry. Wa ware beaten about
by the blgb watea and toaaed
about Ilka rubber balla. Wa
ware eipoKed to rain and cold
within li mlnutea after wa (truck
the ahoala.
I thought It waa all over with
ua, wben morning came. Thera
waa an awful current running
arroaa tha ahoala all Ih time.
Hut tha coaat guard boata came
aa clone aa poaalble aad ahot Ufa
llnea Into tha water near m
about in yarda away.
Captain Carniua, Elmer Car-
Door of tba Inu.'" Thirty-two I CL-a P.i .
aao.l. ar. being rehe.r.ed for I farttf
thla pageant, augmented by a
chorua and orcbealra.
Itranger Why aren't you In
erhool, my lilt las man?
Chlld-rllell, lady, I'm only
four. 1
Held on River
no.NA.NZA. Ore. During Ih.
recent cold apell Loal rlirrr baa
frnien above tha aprlnga, pro
viding an opportunity for many
abating parllea.
Tha f'brlalmaa meaaage and
aplrlt la being featured thla month
at tha popular flunday evening
rain m m ia. i oin m anil
Congregational church.
Hunday evening, according to
annoancament by Her, T, flavla
Preaton, colored plctnrea of the
acene and Ufa aa It la today of
phe country of Jeaua' birth, will b
abowa. Tbeae picture wera tak
en for tha National Oeograpble
Koelety, and ara of tha high aland
ard uaual In all their llluatra
tlona, Ker, Praaton aald. In ad
dition to the plctnrea the nolo,
"Th Holy City." will h aung by
K. K. I'altaraon. and will ba lllua
trated with colored alldea. Ka
mlllar Chrlatmaa carola will ba
aung.
Tbeae pli-tura aervlcea on th
firat two Kundaya .of tba month
make a fitting background for
tba pageant wblrh the chun b will
preaent Hunday evening. Decem
ber 10 and 27th. entitled "At tha
Heatinf Modern
Homea
la th principal function of
our fuel oil. Heat that la
clean, heat that la health
ful, beat that requlree little
or no attention will ba
yonra when yon, too, uaa
thla perfect fuel. Th
quality of th kind wa .ap
ply la alwaya uniformly
blgb. It la aa dependable
aa tha proven economy of
our low price.
HlJilJlUiWyilila'i
a(aJj a i 1 HjlaS ( a.
Market Send$ Meat
To Hooverville Folk
Kui!laht mill In llomir
tllti U4-n'flttd whr-o thr Haul
try ttifat tiiark! nk nln 4
ound rhl' kriia, li poniidft Of lr
mat and U pounds of 01 tall
nd pl tr- to tha hotrl In Hoot
r villa- Vrdn-i.day.
Tb mn lack krttlra to tnak
tw In and vpi'taMf to put ttt
th piw, '.Mayoi' Klrhard Mr
Hern alaia
Tbo rlty polltit diairtnirat ra
porta that many prona bava
takra food and riot bins to the
ftfrdy of llorrilla rH-ntiy.
Mi mUr i a and li-it.il vutrii of
thr Klamalb Indlau I rib- may
toiv fr any right adult Indian
lor itirinhfr of th Tribal llurl
) i-onimltttw. Huprint'nd'nt
C. M hlalr of Klamath Aifn.
tHirai in bul ion lorrvctliic
thr f lr-1 . vhlib annonnd tht?
rliM-tton for Tutvday. lHr?mbrr
lath
Hlalr atataa that It Ha boan
nllid to hl attruilon that an
lantrndmrnt lo thr constitution ol
tha lliialaroa Commlttar makloc
Ilir irK-rtdur u h that four
mamhf r of tba rtimmlH"f would
lr rlrctrd fiom unr ald of thr
rtrratlon and four from tha oth
rr a not prrorntrd In proprr
form, and will not apply at thl
In I loll.
Thr Indun-. on th triiial rot:
and aitrd 21 or ovrr. will at
tlirtr ballota at thr Wllltamton
rlrrr and Hratty rhurcbra.
Wlla- Arr all mrn aa atupld
a vou arr?
Nuiihaiid 'hi. mi' drar: look
at all thr oat)rlnra thrra arr.
Births Outnumber
Deaths in County
lltrttu In Klamath rounty dur
ing the month from Novrmbar 11
to iMH-umbrr 10. tutalrd 43, ac
cording to official rrrorda rom
ptlrd by tha offlr of the count)
hrattti unit.
Iiralha duflng Ih timi nrlod
of lima nuuibrrrd 1 0 . glvlns tba
birth total a Irad o( 14.
Restriction Lifted
For Alien Athletes
WASHINGTON, I)c. II. J
Alton participant and officials
In th Olympic (iron In Lot An
Klra nr&l aprlns will ba ad
rntttrd without tha customary
Boys Hi-Top
SPECIAL
Tha boot with 9
outetandinf feature.
FULL OIL TAN UPPERS.
HEAVY LEATHER
SOLES.
LEATHER HEELS.
14 INCHES HIGH.
WET WEATHER WELT5.
SIX STITCHED BACK
STA. PETERS BRAND.
PLAIN TOE.
GUARANTEED LEATHER
THROUGHOUT.
M
&oldetfituletficre4
ICOltOHKTS m I M i
otsrmsunoM
THC MAMS Que PQUC
Fifth and
Main St.
Stfai? Pmg Sttoie
Tenth and
Main St.
Special Prices On Ivory Eyralin
Thro Piace) Sot a. Mirror, Comb and Bruah
'with cloth lined hinges box.
New styles and new colors.
$3.98 .o $6.50
Too Piaca Pyralin Sat, Mirror, Brash, Comb,
Buffer, Shoe Horn. Nail File). Cuticle Knife,
Powder Box, Scissors, with cloth lined box
$13.50, .$16.00
ll-Piece Flueret Pattern Lucite Pyralin Sets
Comb. Brush. Mirror. Nail Buffer. Shoe Horn. Scissors, Cuticle Knife, Powder
Box. Hair Receiver. Rouge Case and Nail Polish Cae ,,, .
$18.50
Gent' Traveling Set
Two Military Brushes, Comb, Hat Brush, Tooth
Brush Holders, Soap Box with leather case
$2.98$9e00
Gent's Purse Set
Genuine Leather Bill Fold with Key Einf ft
match, smooth and fancy grain. All fta
come in Xmas Boxes.
98cto $6.00
HANDBAGS
Ladies' Hand Bags. One of the Largest Assortments in Klamath Falls. All Biea, Colon anS Shapes.
Misses under arm n Qn French Steel
purses e$.&70 . toPO Beaded Bags
Color enameled frA rin Children's Purses
Mesh Bags - O'TaOU toOlU AU colors .
. $6
98c
Photo Albums
Three sizes and two or three colors Real
Leather, Loose Leaf, with Embossed Borders
50c to $3o50
CANDIES
Liggett's and Haas' Fresh Candy in small sites.
In Christmas Wrapping.
25c ,.$5.00
TIKIE RECALL STOEE
are
MIL
a fid heris hcrw they get that way!
The mildest cigarette is bound to be
the one that's made of the mildest to
baccos. It's harder to find the milder
varieties but wc pay the price and
get the choice. The world's finest
Turkish the world's finest Domestic
-tnc purest, mildest and best tobacco
that grows that's what we buy for
Chesterfield. ,
We tic up millions of dollars age
ing these tobaccos right. Then wc
blend and cross-blend them for extra
mildness and taste. Good they've
got to be good!
Everything that money, science and
skill can do to make a milder cigarette
shows up with every puff. A cigarette
cant be made any milder or purer
you can smoke as many as you like.
And you'll like as many as you smoke.
Chesterfields TASTE BETTER and
THEY SATISFY!
TO
hesteitield
MILDER
TASTE BETTER
PURE THEY SATISFY