The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 22, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextDi'c-pnibi'f '22, UM flll'J &Vfc.MN, HhKAIJt. KLAMATH rALls oi;K(i(). PAGE THREE BUTLER SETS COMPETmON F0I1 ACADEMY onsieaauiaa Hoberl II Hutlei has arranged with tb civil serv In tommleaioa tit unnduit ram pellllvo examination for appoint in stil l Hi lulled HUle nave aradetuy hi Annapolis In fill one ta.amy irom lb almond con gressional dlelrlrt of Oregon, 'Kb mil o'-rur In 111. Th aianilnNttnri will b conducted on January U al a. m . at Ilia r'edetal building In Klamath rail and Ilia poat office In ll.aer, Mend. I.allrande. Pendl lon and Th llallea. Thoa w lading lo be tndldales ar reoueeted lo writ f'ongrea. nan llohart K. -Hiitler, houa of tprsnttlva. Waahtiigton, I). ' . . Candidal fur dalgnatlnn lo Annapolle will ba examined tit algehia, plan geometry, Kngllah rorr.pnaltlon and ltlrtur. t'nll ad Hint history, ancient bla Inrv and phvalrs. They mutt ha lllnaui al I he lulled Hlataa aud bona fid realdeuie of the Hec ond congressional dlairlrl of Oregon, and muni bar reai bed Ibair J Oh birthday, but not their ioia on 'April I. mi. I will appoint aa mldiblpuian Ilia can diriaia receiving lha hlghcai rat ing In thia I1! aa determined by tba 4-lvll aervlc commiaalun, and tha lhre ranklni next hlgh.t will ha appoint! fltat, crond. and third alternate reapcll ly," Buller atatad. "Thoae wlalilni lo emer Ihla lonipatitlon ahould Immediately wrlta ma ao I cn arrant for lhaitt to taka tba iamlnatlon in lha rltr In wblrh they dealr lo ua tamlned. I will alao fur niah sample of prlous ami am .xarptnatloti. and a pamphlet giving antrant requirement to lb aradrmy lo all who requa.t lha aama.' Final Member Of Sobaipuria Tribe Diet at Mission HAN XAVIKIt flKI, MAC .MIKSION, Aril, ll.-. Vi. IUPJ - Tba Hulialpuila Indiana, once ill" haughty rulera nf fenlral Arliuiie. paaaed lulu aillni-lliin I mlar wllll the dealn of tmarnrliin xlainaka, lull yaara of age. Hb waa III laal of b..r bin''. Tba aim) Indian woman apant bar di lining year. In an adult hul at Han Xavlar Hal Mar allaalon what alia dlad amid lb ilianla uf I'a paio Indiana, former aiihjiut of bar piopla, who fad aud befriended her. When ana waa a ml Ihora war 1.IICIII Mobalpurla la-It. liar huihand. Juan, laat of lb f Ik h I Ilia: Hobelpurls bravaa, waa survived In tba Irlba by bla wlfa only. Ma dlad laat yr. IT! POKTIaAaMi. Oi. tif f t . ((JR.. -MIm May I'arlliiit, IiIkIi n lion, j f.'iirher hrn, wan a I ,-. vl- i pr(Ml(iut of I hi. (rtiin atala fl ml lou of Ulior In Him aiirniH. , ; reffrmiiluni whlth i-ttmi'il I.miIkIii. I HUm r thi ft rut witniMii fv-r lo I 1 hold lit Ml off 1. 1- and ta I-Ilfvw1 to , b Id flrnt woman Utmr-if)( priitdttit In III rnlid Hialra. i Hh had M-vulo majority okt M. I'rovo, prwl()nt uf Oniral lainr i-oiiiM'H lir. William ( noprr, praltltil. and Hcrriary Owlmrna wmr rMlr t-(l. j Mn elM-lfd from varloua W- Irlru (u lh pturiiiivi board ar- V. T. ('rail. I'nrtlund, I'arl I'rulit, Aaimla: y. .1. A. Hoh- rtngrr, Halm: Van S. Kfmirr. Kuif-'iir; CliarlfM 4iianhv, Marh- flfld: A. J. H. holffrii('ln. Klam ath Kalla: !. H Hakfr. hind; and Alri Mannlnc, !'rndlMm. Ul Itif IH' Ik ii- : llici lt'4 Hit' " 'H I In - r Hiim-h a ti ) . . . JK u im-w liK lottillthM I" ififi a y t u i I. i re l.i ill r. i m -I t In jutullr) mm ii of U it-liliipfioii. Hi'- J Moilld Uf liji Hi HI Ullfl MfMllli , tiu aomi-tlilni (Iratilt aiMjut ll ' 'wllhoui Iokm of time. hut lhy piMinlt llw want" Involvfd In -f,i j d Kt to go on mi' li.' ic-il HonifTtluira ll pbtya u to look lMtwlir I ha ii uu our Im, r 1 i-alpta for ojipori unit lea for vi'iitliig watt. i gKCItKTAItY of Axrt nit ur Hyd, In lila annual report, polnta out that on (' tobr I S grain prh avoragfd ahonl SO ti r - - hi I (A -r tlryi n i f n ii it li f' ''HI. it m h ' ainul I ' i i i ii low r. ft t in of dtili v ii ii'l Mjuir prmlui '", (if iitJJ'-d. iim uhotil TWKNTV ONK pT . '(l Ion' r Jlt AIX and i ottoii xt-ll on lh . rtport uiui k' I. dii y an 1 ponltrx pioliii'f i-ll on at if hom murkH The bom) market. Is tbt gr-'at founlty, l a oitflifv onr to a(r to. Hln- l -v Lite's SifcJnesx l; oltn! iinlh.i! illi M-i i. l it . I tili nil- wini.it ri-rrm-r. Ad . iTl iin liill A ll urn lliiilt'-tl Hul huw ahfiu' thf k t ii rf j t ll int it II 11 ImIh1K4 CMfllUrd i II b Jill '.111 ll-I.IH I l.u I'H k.b' Convinces Clerk K"ik uUvT fri'tt i rmpiov" mil t'liitiiiiivra In 11m mi ik 1 I'l'K AOlJ, i,r ' I.Uh ( fluur 111 ltil liif In t mnit-l lo ItHHikrtr llii inn womU .-oni. -IknIv i-N'a miiiirV.- jrril' a rolli-ai. RrHrtuiiii la Hut itirl (hid tofla, ko fuur inn man, hut an Inl'illn'tiiiil tnfiin. I HO M HAY. India. Zt. (tj.R) An attampi to forra the Mahatma fi and lit. Indian natlnnallRt trader, to asm to declaration nf war agalnat (ir-at Hrltain will b mad lata tbla montli by tha rx Iremlat mamlwri of tha lodlan national.! rungraa. Hubbaa Chandra Hoaa. on of h moat popular of the attrrmlat leader, announced tnnight In a peerh at N'agpur that ha would eiert all of hla Influama In tha rongTMi eommilt mtlng !)--mbr 2 to bring about tha declaration. I Editorials on News T Maaca en Chrlatmaa r and I brlaioiaa day al lha hairad Haart rhur. h will b at IS mid nliht. I and 10:30 a. m , a. cord ing to announfam.nl by tb paa lor. Kav. f. L. lila. Prorardlni tha midnight mam a rami arn! will h gttan. Th program will ronalat of "Angela tAa Mara llaard on High." rholr: "Klaap, Holy Haba." I'aullna Of fiald: "lillanl Mght. Holy Night." Marl DaT.nport: "O, Holy Mght," Marl Nawaom. "Adi r'ldalM," rholr. Th i hoir la rompoaad pt Mlaaaa ntrk and iMTrnport, and Maadamaa Nawaom. OfTtrld, C'nlliar, Artan. Ilaup, lnugbrty, Ahhotl. Mati-alf. Mraara. Haliman, Worale-y, llaman, lmtaa. ltalf and th organlai, Mra. M. Halan Jl'VIUI. League Secretary Wilt Co to Salem A. ii. Morrlnon, aerretary of ib Klanatb County Taipayera' lngu. will leara for Malem Tueaday to rondurt undlarloned b iilneaa for hla organtutlon, Morrison tttated tba natnro of bla trip would b ravealad after bis re turn. Lt.' A I KNWOKTH, Kan., !h. II. itTl Thre prtMinr In Iba Kanoaa atato penitentiary were lorked tn aolllary ronflna ment -relli her loaljtht. tnelr plan to dynamltaj thlr ay to fredom frustrated by Warden Kirk I'ratber. Twu allrka of dynamite, a length of rope, tit dynamite rapt and thre fret of fue were found In tbelr rarba. Tha ronrlrti' namea er not mad public. Tha Kanaaa prlion la not far from the Leavenworth fedrral prnllenttary. where erven ron vlrta made a deprrat bid for freedom Derrmber II. kidnap tng Wardn Thomaa H White. Kour were raptured and the other three killed. General Store To Be Rebuilt Soon FALL RIVRU Mll.lJt. Calif. Norm Bethel of the Rnbrt Hum mer rompany aald Friday that tb Kummera general atore (We, wblrh burned down Tuesday with toaa of f3U.fto. will ba rebuilt and reopened for bulneaa early next year. Tb loa waa well roTared by Imurinr. Tueadav evening at :30 trlem hen of th 40 el I aorlety will ' meet al the ITl Iran lirlll for a ; dinner meeting, All ar required j to wear their amorka and chap I am. Hanta Clana la ex pert ed lo arrive during th venlng. Chef d (tare, ('net Keralak of Kno. will preild at Ib meeting. While down town for your Christmas Shopping drop in the PELICAN GRILLE for lunch Try our Special Lunch 50c Everything from soup to dessert PELICAN GRILLE 722 Main Phone S17 3 -DAY SALE (Tueaday, Wedneaday, Thursday) of 100 TEA or BRIDGE SETS , Just arrived ycHtcrday. Cloth, size ;iGx:!6 with four napkiriR to match. Lace edge. Hand embroidered, j ' In color. XMAS SALE PRICES $ AND $ 25 Due lo tlir fail that llir-a axrfllrnl gift ttpma airlird two wrrkn Into wo ar plnrlnw Iho rntlrir aliliiuciil on anl at Ihraf) pMrrnirlv low prlrra. SALE MAIN FLOOR KQNOUISTS IN - ,IM , J DISTRIBUTION W HAMt OU POLICY Girl Takes Poison When Parents Scold , POHTI.ASn. !I. (UP) - Tb paranla of Kmni Iran Naah, 11. ra-lrrlrijaridcd hr fur roinlng K'untlnucd from Tag Onai drill, and' In tha aprlng th) marrhed out and won Irlurlim1 that mada po.alble tha founding of thl great nation. Thar' a pratty good lull l aon In that Incident a laaann quit applliabla to lb prir-nt momnnt In rn-onomlr. hlatory. a a a J-JDl.OllH UKI, HIO. well paid film atra, la aur-d by Oun thar P. I.enaluc for 31.uov..aiid th court awarda him 118, oou In addition to ll.trnO alrrady paid a total of :o.000. Iiarhidrd among the aarrkea prform.d to arn thl aum are lha: Helping lloloraa to ar range lo derorate bar dreaalng room, gelling an annulment of her secretary's nisrrlage. prepar ing her Meghan rnlatlvea for Im migration lo thia country, arrang ing lo hat a brand of Mrthan j rauned tomatne named after her i and protecting bar againai ad Teraa publicity. Aaautnlng that Mia Del ft lo Is a big bug In the film world, ton Is reminded of the ancient Jingle about th "bigger bug wltb smaller bugs that bit m." a a a T ITTLK ale sometimes run ap Into big figures. For ex ample, W. f). Buchanau, exten sion poultryman at Waablngton state College, tell us that dirty and soiled egga roat Waablngton poultrymen approximately Ii35. 000 a year. He figure It out like thia: One-third of the SI.SSO.OuO dni en egga laid annually by Wash ington's t.tOO.VUO hens are soil ed or dirty, thus cutting prices received for them an neras of two and one-half tnts per dnaen. Kaslly 0 per cent, of this waste, he avs, is preveuiaul by hating clean laying bouse, clean nests, gypanm troughs la front Extraordinary IFUE Today UR te: tDiaies Features For Xmai Shoppers Wed nesday, 23rd and Thursday, 24th "Open Until 7:30 P. M. Xmas Eve" Buttes? ib. 27c Piflfly WiKKly Fresh and Sweet Churned Fresh Daily in Klamath Falls New Crop Bulk Dates 2 lbs. 23c I Xmaa Tree Size Candy t c Canes &Cea. Powd. or Brown Sugar 3 JDS- 19C Pumpkin Large Cans 3cans29C Nonesuch Mince Meat 2pkgs29C Comb Honey Klamath Co. 1 5c Cluster Raisins 1 lb. pkg. 29c New Crop Oregon Fresh Roasted Fifberts Peanuts Lb, 19c 2 lbs. 25c No. I Soft Shell Old Fashioned Walnuts Chocolates 2 lbs. 45c 2 lbs. 29c "Guaranteed Strictly Fresh" MEDIUM EGGS i Packed in Sealed Cartons f AWT1Y FRESH sl lf al White or Wholewheat Plain or Broken FIG BARS MIXED 2 lbs. 19c Made Fresh Daily in Klamath Falls By the 20 Ib. Box ' 2 lbs. 19c 9c lb. V S and W Corn a COFFEE 1 lb. 2 lb. l lnh Siiunr CANS 30c 59c 1 S 4fr We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities The Piggly Wiggly Management Extendi to All Our Friends and Patrons "A VERY MERRY XMAS" MeTataTMsTSBTaTSBTM a a it ! a . k . k U i . I 1 1 V ' ' V.-A-. i . i .tit k-k , ) 4. 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