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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALTS, OREGON
December IB, 1031.
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PLAN ADOPTED
IN THIS CITY
SiU'rrNKful lannrhtns: and opera
tion fur several weeks of an
hourly nuriinie service on the
Vnfieria plan," by the officer
and memo of District No. g of
the UrcKOn Graduate Nursee aa
aorlatlon, which embrace Klam
ath Kails and adjacent territory,
ia a Innovation here.
The hourly uursln plan la
Biodelvd on that which has prov
ed successful In other rltiee,
"It t designed for thoee who
are unable to pay for full-tlm
nurslna while they are ill or con
valescing and to enable persons
to have the care of skilled nurse
for a short period of time a they
need them."
"It will be convenient not only
for those of limited Income but
for those who lire In apartments
or hotel where there is limited
pace, for the young mother, for
the Injured person who needs
only sllirht care, and for any ill
persona who need car at certain
times of the day."
The eervtre may b procured
by calllnit either Mrs. I. A. Towey,
president of the association In
this district, of Klamath Valley
or Hillside hospitals. The chare
la ft for the first hour and SO
cents for each additional hoar.
Fishing Banks Have Frozen Assets
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The Sea Scouts will meet Tuaa
dav niaht in the baaement of th
Elks Temple at 7:50 o'clock. Those
scouts who failed to appear last
Tuesday night at th natatorium
for teeta In life saving work will
b put In Irons, and thrown Into
th brig for 10 days on a diet
of ship biscuits and bilga water,
according to an altlmatam issued
by th first mat.
Members of th crew will b
placed ia their respective watches
tonight, and an officer of th
deck will be selected by th mat.
Knot tying and definitions of see
terms, together with a few game
will make up th program for
the evening.
The akipper expect members
of th old crew, and any see
minded youths who would like
to Join to be on deck at seven
belle. Visitors are cordially in
vited to attend any of th meet
ings. Much Travel On
Holiday Rates
Is In Prospect
Unprecedented holiday travel
throughout six western states
was forecast today as Southern
Pacific company offlciala pie
pared for the handling of thou
sands of persons attracted by
cent-a-mile transportation offers
announced for the Chriatmaa and
New Year periods.
In view of th tact that these
two holidaya are alwaya among
th "peaks" In yearly travel, th
added Inducement of "bargain"
fare this year I expected to
awell th rail traffic to It great
est proportions, according to I
L. Graham, district freight and
passenger agent for the company
here. Toward thla end. he an
nounced, rolling atock Is being
assembled for th handling of
the crowds.
Th cent-a-mile tare have
been authorized for December
22, IS, 24 and 25, and again
December SO, tl and January 1,
with a return limit for all ticket
of January 6.
Notre Dame Selects
All-Opponent Team
SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Dee. 15,
(UP) Notre Dame's official all
opponent team selected by the
coaches, scouts and players was
announced today ta th official
football review.
The team follows: Ends, Ar
belbide. Southern California,
Briley, Drake; tackles: Riley
Northwestern, and Price, Army;
guards: Baker, Southern Cali
fornia, and Underwood, Navy;
center: Daugherty, Pittsburgh;
quarterback: Mobler, Southern
California; halfbacks: Stecker,
Army, and Rentner, Northwest
ern; fullback: Perina, Pennsyl
vania. Bag Company Hit
Morning Fire
By
Contents of the M. and 8. Bag
company, (34 Market street, wera
damaged by tire at 1:02 a. m.
Tuesday.
No insurance Is carried on th
property, the fire department
which answered the call states.
No More Neuritis
In Arms, Neck, Legs
or Thigh
If you want to get rid of th
agonizing palna of neuritis, neu
ralgia, scintica or rheumatism.
Just apply Tsymol to th affected
parts and see bow quickly all
misery will cease.
Tsymol Is a powerfully pene
trating absorbent, soothtng and
healing in ita action, which goes
In through the pores and quickly
reaches the burning, aching
nerves. Those stubborn pains In
the back of the neck, about the
shoulder blade, face or head, in
the forenrm and fingers, or ex
tending down the thigh to the toe
tips, will soon disappear. Cramp
ing o fthe muscles will stop and
you will no longer be bothered
with soreness, swelling, stiffness,
numbness or tenderness of the
Joints and ligaments,
Tysinol Is not an ordinary lini
ment or naive, but a scientific
new emollient that la entirely
different from anything yon have
ever need. Don't suffer any
, longer. Got ft supply of Tyamol
at any good drug store. Always
on band at Bur Drug Co. ,
Just sar tills picture to look at when von want to get cool next
summer. Behind that coating of Ice ar th rigging and masts of
th fishing schooner, Magellan, as ah appeared on returning to
port at South Boston, ilass., the other day, after trip to th
iisning can is. in ic is sometime cmpped oft for horn us.
CUES REDUCED
Craw of tl men ar employ
ed by th state highway depart
ment In th emergency work of
realignment of Th Dalles-California
highway between Barclay
Springs and Modoc Point.
Th crew are knocking off
four rocky points to eliminate
bad curve which made this sec
tion of The Palles-Callfornla high
way dangerous.
Emergency work will probably
continue antll spring, according
to the local office of th state
highway department with road
crewa rotated In order to give
work to as many men as possible.
Christmas 'Cheer
Poured Into Sewer
"There's not a drop of whiskey
In the bouse." Chief of Folic
Guy Merrill declared Tuesday
morning and from the number of
empty Jug, bottle and kegs sit
ting In his offlc none could
doubt his word.
Th officers poured about 100
gallons of moonshine, gin, alcohol
ana oeer aown to sewer Monday
afternoon.
Seal Money Due At
Schools Wednesday
School cMMrW hn hi Hun
selling Christmas seals most re
turn me sianip ana in money.
Wednesday. It waa announced
Tuesday by thos la charts of
th aeal sale.
Favorable reports In regard to
sale of th aula hi,, hu.
reived from several of th city
scnoois, it was stated.
Man Arrested On
Selling Charge
Police arrested two persona
Monday evening. R. M. Llttls
waa arrested on charge of sail
ing fruit without a license from
the city. Be waa taken Into
custody at Nevada and Kiln
street.
Ed J. Bnrke. machinist, waa
arrested at Eleventh and Main
and charged with driving an auto-
moone while under the Influence
of Intoxicating Hqnor.
RENO, Dec. 15. 0J.R William
Cnnradt. 41, Keno contractor,
who admitted tiring th shots
whlrh caused the death It his
wife. Mrs. Jocey t'onrsilt, and her
I alleged lover. Fern Morley. was
found not guilty tonight of mur
dering his wife.
The Jury of 12 men who heard
I the case, deliberated only 55 min
ute. Judge Curler bed Instruct-
,ed them to dlsmtard Conradt'a
I claims that he shot Morlvy in
leelf defense and accidentally kill
I ed his wife. They therefor based
their verdict on the "unwritten
law," recognising Conradt'a claim
that the shooting climaxed a long
struggle on his part to preserve
hla home.
Conradt maintained during his
trial ha had tired three shots at
Morley when the latter Jumped at
him. Conradt admittedly had
gone to Mrs. Conradt'a horn Oc
tober 23 to secure evidence for a
eroae-complatnt to th divorce
suit she had tiled a few days be
fore. One of th three (hols
wounded Mrs. Conradt by acci
dent, he asserted.
Morley waa acquitted la Klam
ath county on charge of murder
ing James Randall at Bly He
later went to Reno.
Germany Will Enter
Squad in Ice Sport
LAKE PLACID. N. T.. Dee.
15. UJ5 Germany will aend
large aquad of contestant to th
winter Olympic games here In
February, according to word from
abroad today.
A aquad of between 13 and
14 bob aleddera and a hockey
team of nine wilt attend.
Poland will sand a quad of 1
12 hockey player. Japan will
enter contestant la both akl
events, the distance and Jumping,
aa well as speed and flgur easting.
Fairhaven P.'T. A.
Sponsors Dance As
Cafeteria Benefit
Th Fairhaven Parent-Teachers
association Is sponsoring an
other ilMrs at tin Kaliliavea
gymnasium neat Snlurdny night,
December 1. to raise additional
funds for the school cafeteria.
At present between 10 and 15
children ar eating at th cafe
teria, and only about halt are able
to pay for their lunches, so the
Parent-Teachers association Is
raising niouey to snalil these
needy children to hav their hot
lunnhee, even though they are
not able at present to pay for
their own.
Good music la promised for the
daure, and the admission will be
small.
William Houston of Houston's
Sho Store has donated to th
city fire depart msnt a window
and store room next to his store
for the dlsplsy and atorlng of
tojta wnic.n the department baa
re-marie from broken toys.
Dolls of all kinds, wagons.
scooters, pussies and all forms
of toys will be hauled to the Mala
street location In th Ford fir
track, starting today.
Mors toy to be repaired, par
ticularly dolls, ar needed to
meet th Chriatmaa needs. The
toys will be distributed to needy
children at Chrlstmaa time In or
der that a'l aVfliee may bav a
"real Ohrlatmas."
Name of needy children are
also wanted by th department.
Imagine Indlrent movl stars
struggling along on a few grand
a week. Why. It's enough to make
some of them go back to soda
Jerking.
FOR STATE OFFICE
Th Oregon Voter, In an arti
cle on th political situation, re
fers to Uovvrnor Meier's Illness
and trip to California and com
ments upon th position which
Wlltard Marks, past president of
th atat aenat and acting gov
ernor, flmla himself. In discuss
ing senatorial proaperta and who
will be elected president of th
nes.1 senate, the Voter refrra to
Jay t'pton of Mend, who repre
sents the district of which Klam
ath la a part.
Th Voter In part says:
"Jay Upton, Bend senator,
wouKl prefer to b In congress.
and may run against It. K. But
ler should that congressman be
come too Incspacltnted, but with
the governorship Identified with
the seimt- presidency as a possl
unity. Upton might run for re
election aa state senator. Ills
re-election might not be certain
should dynamic Andy Collier of
ism mat n raits run against mm,
but If re-elected be would be a
formidable candidate tor aenate
prrildent and likely to wind up
either aa Ita president or In a po
sition of advantage. For Upton
la smooth, very smooth, aa wall
aa courageous aud reaourcejul.
The nearest Eddy ever came to
being elected senate president
waa when the late Senator Geo.
W. Joseph supported Eddy by at
tacking Upton'a personal charac
ter. Upton winning by th nar
row margin of one vote. Upton.
like our own C.us Moser, la so
skillful In political organisation
that ha usually come out with
th winning aid la th senat
organisation.''
Speaking of th representative
situation and the rar fur the
speakership of the nous of rep
resentstlves, the Voter says: I
He in Hamilton baa removed
to 1'oitlaud, our gain and bis dis
trict's loss; Perry He Lap found
himself so roiupliilely at bonis In
the house t lust he Is espectsd tu
come again front Klamath: also
Hchiiupp, who proved to lis effective."
Benefit Dance To
Be Held Wednesday
A denre sponsored by Ihs
ladlea of th Sacred Heart chur.'h
will be held at Jnyland. Wednes
day evening, when music will be
furnished by Lea Mailing's or.
ell-sirs.
Pupils of the McCown dancing
school will euterlaln wlti snv-
ersl uuiiilxus, and "Spot" dano.
lug will be a feature of III I' lo
irs in. I'rlaes will b awarded
during this dance.
M. I - jt I ... I I.
r mills ueriTvu iti'in "w .iiair
will be used to rarer on lha char-
name wora wiikh m penwu ns
been doing for th past two years.
Salaries of movl stara ar to
be rut. And that's th unklndest
tut of all.
Announcing
15 minute
Bus Service
for Chriatmaa Wk, Starting Dtcsmber 21 at.
Between the Hour of 2i30 and 6i30 p. m.
Rid tha Convenient Bug and Do not Worry
About tha Parking Problem.
Klamath Bus Company
CAR STOLE
V. K. R seder, prominent Klam
ath farmer, reported to city no
lle Tuesday that hla Ford cab
riolet, with Oregon license 181
335 waa atolen Monday night
from In front of 331 Washington
street where the car waa parked.
cfales-
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WAFFLE IRONS Good for many
years. Chromium plat. t C ( C
Aluminum grid. Cord P0s40
6 LB- IROX Guaranteed element.
Often sold at 54 and mor. d0 nr
With cord P3.a0
PERCOLATOR I cap capacity. Heavy
aluminum, ebonlzed nn
handle. Leas cord , lsO7
FLASHLIGHT Holds three cells and
throws a beam about f a as
1000 feet P 1 issd
HEATIXU PAD Lovely wool and
rayon cover. Heat switch.
Thermostat. Cord .,, ,
CORN POPPER Pop lot of corn la
( minute. Guaranteed CO ff
hut element . 4aC.UU
CURLING IRON Red enameled han
dle. Cord Included. Fin jq
quality at low price . OaC
TOASTER Toast two slice at once.
Turns toast when door Is f Art
pulled down . sjHsUU
HOT PLATE Two burner hot plat
$3.19
3 Jrtj.ij'fri
I . special low price POsJ7 iSff
PERCOLATOR Chromium plated with r'lfeVVr
YCa ' "orked In design. A &A f-Q Yif4 -
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J ' Jivfy control. New modern. jjjg 25 ' ''"''"
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Your Neighbor Sawei Money at Ward' Why Don't You?
PRACTICAL GIFTS FOR
MEN
1I
Listed in this
ad are a
group of
(rifts we be
lieve most
n e n would
like.
Dressing Gowns
We are of
fering a
splendid se
lection of
flannel and
silk dressing
gowns at
great reduc
tions.
Flannel
Robes
Beautifully tailored
Beacon and other
famous brands, re
duced to
$485 to $765
Silk Robes
A Gift to be Proud of
All y2 Regular Price
Regular $15 now $ 7.50
Regular $25 now $12.50
Handkerchiefs and Neckwear
It's probably safe to say no man can do without
'em. It's also safe to say no finer selections can
be had at these unusual prices.
2 Kerchief and Tie Set
$a.oo
Attractive Matched sets
in beautiful gift boxes.
See windows.
M 65c
Neckwear
$a.oo
Beautiful Patterns
Silk Tip Lining
Neckwear
Large group
to choose
from. Un
usual quality
at this price.
VM-'Wfv
1 .fcji L!
mm
Dress Shirts
Fine broadcloth collar attached
Shirts in plain shades and small
lintfArn rlflHicna Tho shirt tn thla
' LtrouD have collar stavs. An ex-
2Jjf ceptional buy.
mm
Am
Pajamas
Excellent Practical Gift
$11.95
Other models at $2.95 in
slip-over or button style.
Cleverly trimmed in smart
masculine designs. All
sizes and colors to choose
from.
Genuine Silk
Pongee Pajamas $3.R5
Shirt and Short Set
Beautiful gift package cello
phane wrapped. Never have
we offered such an excep
tional Bet Assorted color
combinations. See them
LUGGAGE
Fitted Case
Gladstone Bags
Trunks
The finest selection of high
grade genuine leather luggage
ever offered at popular prices
SLIPPERS
$1.00
Special group of felt
and leather trimmed
house shoes. Other
numbers in leather,
some fleece lined
$1.95 to $3.35
SCARFS, $1.50 to $2.50
SOCKS, 35c to 50c
GLOVES, $1.45 to $5.00
A Sugarman gift is a welcome gift to a man.
This year we offer the same splendid qual
ity at unusually low prices. We invite care
ful comparison.
Orange Stamps
with
All Purchases
Headquarters
for
Boys' Gifts