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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26
FINANCIAL AID.
NEED0F O.A. c.

OREGON AGRICULTURAL coll
LEGE, Corvallis, Jan. 26.-The col
lege is now looking to the people Of
Oregon to give relief to the present
critical financial condition brought
about through the doubling of the
student enrolment, and the increas-
ed cost OF maintenance in every de-
partment. The state Legislature has
made Is possible for the people, to
pass on the future of the institution
at the general election, May 81.
1t has been estimated that at least
six-tenths of one mill in addition to
the present income would be requir-
eG,-this in addition to contemplat-
ed income from a tuition and other
fees that might be received from stu
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26

dents. The legislature decided, how
ever. that no tuition should be charg-
ed in addition TO the fees 80 now
cl arged, and that there should be no
Special tuition fee for non-resident
students. The legislature, there, pro-
yidcd for little less than seven
tenths OF a mill which would bring
to the college on present valuation Of
taxable property.about $685. 900 an
II ally to cover maintenance and the
cost Of additional building and equip
ment.
In order that the present emergen-
cy might be met and additional
buildings constructed as soon as pos
mble to relieve the congestion thru
cut the institution, the bill contains
n provision which will make avail
able the amount appropriated begin
ming with the present year. Should
this measure be approved by the peo-
pie at the May election money will be
available therefore for construction
work during the summer, and II
should be possible to have some new
lLildIDgs ready Tor occupancy when
college opens in September.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26

PHONE PEYToN for wood. Is
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26
BUREAU TO-
BRING IN PURE
BLO0DED STOCK

| j.. A. West, county chairman OF the
Farm Bureau committee on pure
bred livestock, states that the COM
mittee is making definite arrange
ments TO bring In car load OF re-
gistercd shorthorn cattle to be sold
at public auction the latter part OF
March. This will be making "A big
step forward In the livestock inter
estB OF Klamath county. II will be re-
membered that on the occasion OF
the farmers auto tour last August,
Professor Potter, who Is at the head
Of the Animal Husbandry department
of gthe Agricultural college, stated
that klamath county offered some
OF the best possibilities in the state
for the raising OF pure bred live
stock. A part OF the Farm Bureau
plan with regard to this project rs
the establishing of an annual sale OF
pure bred stock in klamath county.
This will give those who raise pure
bred animals an opportunity to put
them into n breeders sale. These
c .mbination country breeders sales
are becoming more popular each year
and are drawing good crowds OF men
who are willing to pay good prices
for choice animals.
Mr.. West. also states that this
committee Is backing the Boys and
Gins pure bred calf club movement
and expect to bring in 25 registered
calves for that work. The club mem
bers will raise these calves exhibit
them at the county fair. and place
them In public auction the follow
Ing spring. II any club member de-
sires to purchase this calf back at the
time of the auction, he has the right
to bid the same as anyone. The com
mittee wishes to get in touch, as soon
as possible. with all who are inter-
ested in this movement for the bring
ing into klamath county of some re-
gistered cattle. If you are interested
In this movement get in touch with
the nearest member of the commit
tee or write to the County Farm bur
eau office at Klamath Falls. The
committee consists of the following
men: l.. A. West, county chairman;
NJ. r. Prince, J. NJ. Ezell, U. Il. Reed
or, Grant Nelson, Fred Mckendree,
Tom Patterson and A. l.. Marshall.
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NOTICE OF ESTRAY.

One bay gelding weighing about
thirteen hundred pounds, branded T.
with quarter circle above, on left
stifle, came to my place at Crystal
Oregon last summer. The animal il
now on my feel-yard. The owner may
have the same by identifying his
proDerty, paying for his keep and ad-
vertsing.
III the animal is not called for he
will be advertised and sold at auc-
tion.
2G-2-9 (Signed) ID. G. BROWN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26

FOR SALE--h light cak drawer
flat top desk in excellent condi-
tion. Inquire Herald office. 31tf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26
FOR SALE-Misceilaneou.

FOR SALE Cheap, one truck
phone So. Ct
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26
CHECK THAT COLD
RIGHT AWAY
DR.. Kings New Discovery has
relieved colds and coughs
for fifty years

TT was an unusually high quality
cold. cough. grippe, and Group
- REMEDY when introduced half a
century ago. Not once in all the
years since then has the quahty
been allowed to deteriorate. lis eff.
fectiveness in combating colds and
coughs has been proved thousands
of times in thousands Of families.
Taken by grOwnups and given to
the little ones for the safe, sure
treatment of colds and grippe,
coughs and Group, it leaves abso.
lutely no disagreeable after-effects.
Get n bottle at your druggists to-
day. G0c. and S1.20.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26

VIII sell my Nash Six Special now.
See II. Martin. 802 Oak st.
19-2O-21-22-23-24-2G
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26

FOR SALE-A big bargain-new z
passenger, 6 cylinder touring car.
Call at 124 Sixth st. 21-27s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26
HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
FOR SALE-ReaI Estate

FOR SALE Modern Broom house /;
full basement; lot 55 40; fruit
trees and berries. Phone 423. 22-28n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26
SBoweIs Act Human

function gently but firmly With
out the violence of purgatiyes--
when you treat them win Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. A smooth
acting layative that gets right down
TO business and gratifying results
All d'u-gists-25c. a bottle.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-01-26

FOR SALE-Plasterod 4-room house.
large lot, in NILS Addition; Phone
433. 22-28+
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MISCELLANEOUS

Let me figure on your building. No
Job too small, none too big. Thos.
johnson, Contractor &c Builder, POI
Michigan Ave. 1882
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Gibson Lumber Co.
Will Build New
Office Building,

The Gibson Lumber Company has
drawn up plans and let the contract
for new office building at its lumber
yard on South Eighth street. The
old structure now being used will be
utilized and new additions added to it.
A large vault will be constructed and
the new structure will be several feet
wider and much longer than the pres
ent building. Private offices for the
executives will be added and more
room will be furnished for the office
force.
A steam heating plant will be fea-
ture. Brick and cement will be very
largely used in the construction of
the new building. 1t will extend
along the alley and further into the
yard. The interior will be beautifully
finished and nicely furnished.
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(By Napoleon Hill).

If you get good grip this philosophy every
failure is blessing in disguise it will long way toward
helping you that wonderful string of pearls called happiness
Failure Natures plan of hurdle jumping person and
training worthwhile in life 1t Natures great
tempeng process which all
the qualities and purifes the metal will with
stand all hard usage thruout life.
Failure if the great Law of Resistance which
stronger proportion the this
resistance.
every failure there great lasting will
only anayze think and profit by it Failure develops tolerance
sympathy and kindness in the human heart
You will travel very far down es pathway before you
discover that tvery adversely every failure blessing
disguise blessing put your mind your body
into action and thereby caused both grow thru law of
USE
Look back down the ages and you will find history full of
incidents which show clearly cleansing purifying strength
enng value of failure.
When you begin realize that failure is
of ones education you will longer look upon
10! the first thing you know there will be failures! No per-
from knockout blow of defeat being
stronger and wiser in respect another.
If you will look back your failures you
tate enough to be able point of
will doubt that those failures marked
tain turning points life and in your plans which WERE
OF BENEFIT TO YOU.
This writer has the privilege of writing daily audi
and other newspapers and monthly audience of
people thru the pages of Hills Golden Rule Magazine This
is helping hundreds of thousandsof people
selves and the work for which they best fitted
and privilege grew of the singing failure
beset the pathway of this writer's life the details of which will
appear in later editorial in this newspaper.
Copyright 1920 Hills Golden Rule Magazine
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Interest Shown in
County Convention

There is an excellent interest in the
county Sunday school convention at
the Christian church, and the pro
ceedings are inspiring and helpful to
all privileged to attend its sessions.
The program is comprehensive in
scope and admirable in its arrange
ment. The discussions are spirited
and cover a wide field of religious en-
deavor, combining to make the gather
ing instructive and we'll worth while.
Wednesday evenings meeting of
the convention was an especially good
one, and the attendance was splendid.
Distinctive features of this session
were the very admirably addresses of
Clarence Wright and Mrs. H. r. Shaw,
both of Denver. They are each in
very close touch with the progress of
Sunday school work in Colorado by
reason of their intimate connection
with the state organization, and were
able to bring to the convention mes
sages of encouragement and good
cheer.
Three sessions of the convention are
being today: 10 o'clock this morn
ing, 2:30 this afteroon and 1880 this
evening. The meeting this morning
was well attended, as is also the one
being held this afternoon. The con-
vention will be concluded at $50 this
evening with an address by Clarence
N. Wright. The election of officers
will take place at o'clock this after
noon, too late for publication in The
Daily Record.
Up to Wednesday night little more
than 100 delegates and visitors had
been recorded by the secretary, repre-
senting, perhaps, 25 or 80 Sunday
schools. Florence, Rockvale. Pen
rose and other towns in the county are
much in evidence at the convention.
Among the delegates and visitors from
Florence are Duncan McColl, A. ].
Caldwell, Mae Skies, Wilma Kendrick,
Ruth Hessick, Jessie Blunt, Nellie Fox
Margaret Blunt, Mrs. A. ]. Caldwell,
Lorraine Harris. Mary Hess, S. NJ.
Stout, w. W. Redman, George A. Gull
yer, Ethel Stainbrook and Mrs. George
S. Gibbs.
In the Rockvale section are Mrs.
]. B. LYNN. Jr.. Mrs. Lizzie Powell.
Mary Price, Joseph Lynn, Jr., Achsa
Nash, Mrs. Charles Nash, Mrs. Marga-
ret John, Mrs. ]. NJ. Welsh. A. R. Den.
mis-, c. G. Wright, John Kile and Mrs.
Theo Grassland.
The Penrose delegation are Rev.
W. C. Kerry. GRANGE F. Hunt, Alice
Ever, Lucy Ever, Helen Johnson
Lowrence Berg and S. W. Spitzer
The Rev. yanderlinde of Bassick, Gus
ter county, is among the visitors al
the convention.
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Chamber Takes
Great Interest in
National Meeting

Members OF the Canon City Cham
ber of Commerce are taking keen
interest in the great national gather
ing of business men to be held at At
lantic City the last of April by the
Chamber of Commerce OF the United
States, for discussion OF ways OF in
creasing production In the United
States.
This increased production conyen-
ton. which will mark the eighth an
nual meeting Of the national chamber,
will go into the very roots OF the in
dustrial and commercial situation.
Canon City business leaders, along
with representative business men in
all parts of the country. have come TO
realize that in a stimulation of pro
ductiop lies a way toward stabilization
OF business and price conditions.
The representative OF the local
chamber named to attend the conven-
tion IS Hon. Guy U. Hardy. Lack of
production. business men point out. is
one of the primary causes of high
prices. Small hope is held out for a
reduction in the high cost of living
until more goods are manufactured
and put on the market. Prices have
been forced up by competitive bidding.
Even with the exchange situation as
ii is. threatening reductions in ex-
ports TO Europe. manufacturers gem
orally believe IL will be a long time
before production in the United States
oyertakes the demand for goods. In
the meantime producers are faced. not
only with the task OF meeting current
demands. but also with that Of max
ing mp in many directions for produc-
tion lost as result OF the diversion OF
plants to war work.
Every subject TO be taken mp at the
convention Will be treated from the
viewpoint of increased production.
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Home Agent
Here Soon

Miss Emma Douglass OF Fort Col
Inns. assistant state leader OF home
demonstration agents, viii be In this
city on Friday and Saturday OF this
week TO aid the women OF this dis
trict in carrying out the Farm Bureau
program OF home movement
Friday afternoon Miss Douglass win
give a talk before the Lincoln Park
Parent-Teachers' Association at the
Mckinley school building. and on Sat
urday there will be an all-day meeting
at the court house at which she VIII
be present.
Miss Douglass has some very vniu-
abel information for the women OF the
community. and all OF those who can
possibly do so, should attend one. or
both OF these meetings.
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Our Community Spirit

Occasionally, but often hear of community
which is blessed with and priceless spiihe spirit of
Tive and let live But it be almost existent
in this day of sharp practices and bunco games.
There is much of that precious spirit in this
Is for
We have fully share of good will tolerance
could cultivate with honor ourselves and profit the
community.
Life each of consists mainly of what
the soft of sunshine happiness
stence fill lives with the shadows of greed
avarice and Unsuitable longing for those things which
not possess
This is our home-the place where Of lives will
spent-where memory is dear
Shall seek what there of the
and suspicion, and ungenerous rivalry among men?
Shall suppant it with findness tolerance and
If good will toward each other.
It is the ideal existence and possible community
where the people have the will and the courage follow
path of honor and gentleness wherever it may lead.
All people the bright side of life
they look into mirror
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500 Reward, $I00

The readers OF this paper win -
pleased to learn that there 10 nt least
one dreaded disease that science has
that 10 catarrh. catarrh being rreatiy
innuenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment Haii's
CAfArrh Medicine 10 taken internally and
faces OF the System thereby Destroying
the foundation of the disease. giving the
pntent strength by building up the com
stituuon ana assisting nature In doing Its
Eork. The proprietors have 10 much
lnsth IN the curative powers OF HAlrs
h Sasarrh 1edicine that they ofer One
TO cure. Send for HIST Of testimonials.
Aodreea +. J. CHENEY q CO.. Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggist. nc.
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Grimm Alfalfa.
Seed Available

The Grimm alfalfa seed, ordered
some time ago by the Fremont County
Farm Bureau, has arrived here and
will be distributed from the office of
the Fruitgrowers' Cooperative Asso-
citation. The prairie dog poison, which
was left over from the recent mixing,
is being distributed from the Jones
Cash Grocery store. Another lot will
be prepared for public use about
April !.
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As the Editor Sees 1t

Ihe parents OF this community take
terest public schools Too many of
let things rock along, trusting the
should be done We do remember that
appreciates encouragement well the pupil both
will work form cooperation by taking
an active interest in school affairs.
The hornets beginning build their again
the water and it is only question of again some
will be stirring them up On the surface everything is serene
and lovely and the league of nations
but the fellow who digs down finds growing
and suspicion There country that is willing
another face value each being afraid
ceang card up his paper there is ap-
parent harmony but reality there lid is due
blow off again in the distant future America
should keep
There difference in mankind but
nearly all of the ind-ta which ceased to-
ire seek discard In Africa property
their husbands par with ceases to be
tracve to him or fails bear him children
il he feels like it while ordinary beatngs merely incident
OF the day In civilization employ method
cruelty II we lose love for them lash
tongues get divorce affinity however man.
kind may learn seek the family apply
proper corrective remedy.
Cleanliness noted by few people, filth is seen by
everybody Let's all get busy up this town little
10y each one means much IN the aggregate
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Thursday
sALIDA PASTOR
VISITING HERE

VISITING HERE
Rev. Q. w. Brakebili. pastor OF the
Methodist Episcopal church at Salida.
is in the city attending the conference
| OF Inter-Cburch workers. Rev. Brake
bill is county director for Chaffee
| county.
WEsTcLIFE DOCTOR
BUSINESS VISITOR
DR.. r. A. Vaughan OF westciifYe is
business visitor in the city.
FORT COLLINS
MAN HERE
Roy McCuIlough OF Fort Collins Is a
Canon City vistor. and Is registered at
the Canon hotel.
RAY WOOD COMO
TO DENVER CONFERENCE
Raymond Wood will go to Denver
| Saturday TO attend a meeting OF the
board OF directors OF the Holmes Mo
tor Car Company.
MISS GLADE ON
ON THE SICK LIST
Miss Eva Mae Glade, bookkeeper at
Frank Smiths store, is confined 20
her home on account OF illness.
MAPLE HARL NOW
DENVER RESIDENT
The many friends OF Maj. Maple
Hari in this city VIII be interested TO
learn that he has lately removed from
Little Rock. Ark. to Denver. where
he expects to engage in the automo.
bile business.
STERLING MEN MOTOR
TO THIS CITY
/ John Tucker, w. l.. Tucker and Z.
N. Tucker of Sterling Colo, are in
the city. having made the trip here
by automobile.
PROMINENT INTER.cHURcH
MAN IN CANON CITY
Deane Hamilton OF Spokane. Wash,
is in the city in the interests OF the
Inter-Church World Movement Mr..
Hamilton states that beginning Awii
z. big meeting will be held at the
First Presbyterian church in this city.
tea mis- coming from Denver TO
present in duplicate the pastors con-
ference which was held In Denve- and
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All people the bright side tines-vhen
they look a mirror.
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/ John Tucker, w. L. Tucker and Z.
N. Tucker of Sterling Colo, are in
the city. having made the trip here
hv aufomohiIa
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dance danced until late IN the evening. aftsr

roHoohmo1ta we're
geiicai defnSnminations, ali Keeping
step.
LEWIS DOWN
FROM DISTRICT
g. R. Lewis of Cripple Creek is a
visitor in Canon City To-Day.
LOCAL BOYS ATTEND
DANCE AT sALIDA
Wilbur Eddy. accompanied by Carl
Scott, went to Salida Wednesday 10
attend a dance.
HoWARps TO SAIL
FOR HOME SOON Z
A letter received by friends here
from ]. J. Howard. now in Bristol,
England, gives the information that he
and Mrs. Howard are sailing for
America April 8. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard intend to return to Canon City
where they will make their home. and
Mr.. Howard win again return to Ling
old position with the C. F. & !. Conn
pany.
HIGGINS HERE
FROM HILLSIDE ~
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Higgins OF
Hillside are spending the day in town.
looking after business interests.
MRS. SMITH HOME
FROM RosiTA VISIT
Mrs. w. II. Smith has returned from
Rosita where she mas been visiting.
She made the trip by auto and reports
the roads in very poor condition.
MRS. EWELl
MUCH BETTER
Mrs A. NJ. Ewell. who has been suf-
fering from bronchial pneumonia. is~
reported much better.
WILL MAKE
HOME IN DENVER
Mrs. Matte Ciarkson of South First
street, left Wednesday for Denver TO
make her home with her son. Robert
Clarkson.
is THE GUEST
OF MRS. NEWELL
Mrs. George Hamaker OF Topeka.
Kan. is here as the guest OF Mrs.
Ward Newton. SIG Griffin avenue.
South Canon.
is MOVING TO
CENTRAL STREET RANCH
Mr. and Mrs Henry Perkins are
moving from their home in South
Canon TO their ranch on Central Asreet
recently purchased from Fred Clark OF
Victor. Colo.
FRIENDS IN COUNCIL
OPEN MEETING
There will be an open meeting OF
the Friends in Council Friday after
noon at 800 o'clock. Mile. Guerin
will address the club. her subject be-
ing French Orphans In the morn
ing Mile. Guerin will speak at the pub
lie schools.
FORMER CANON CITY
FOLKS ARE MARRIED
Announcement has been received
in Canon City OF the marriage OF Mrs.
Pssy E. wycko6 and Fred f CuiIifer
in Denver on March Is. Both are
well known here and have many
friends who wish them well.
"olD BOB"
NOW RANcHiNo
"old Bob" the popular dog. who
used to roam about Canon City. 70 now
nicely located on a ranch on TaIiahsss
see creek. He has n good home and
seems prepared TO stay throughout the
summer. He may be expected back
in the fall
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Are There Any
Farmers in Need
i of Good Help

Farmers and ranchers in need of
good help would do well to get in
touch with the Chamber Of Commerce.
plications for Jobs on file and would
like to get in touch with ranchers who
need help. Quite a. number OF ex-
.perienced men on the farm in Iowa,
Nebraska and Kansas have written
here for location because they want
to come out into this country to live.
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Saturday night In honor Of Miss Mae

eAs - Aon"A " Aiss mae
iannigan of Franklin, N, j. Gamer
where they spent the day. A beefsteak
fry and the taking of number OF
kodak pictures of the scenic attrac-
tions added very much to the pleas
ure Of the outing.
The Eastern Star CluD meets this
week with Mrs. Frank Maynard at
her home on Park avenue Friday aft
| ernoon.
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MRS. LEWIS
GOING TO KANSAS

Mre. NJ. f. Lewis OF Greenwood avenue
expects TO leave this evening for En-
porIa, Kan. where she will visit rel
atives for a few weeks.
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LONDON. Doc. "A Mazarin
niblc belonging 10 the baroness
zouchc was sold at auction for sis,.
$50. The bible was the first Inn.
portant specimen OF printing with
movable typo
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Asks for a Pension;
Is Told He's Dead

uNnRipGE. Dec "a much
wounded Nx-servioe man who made
an application for pension has been
refused u. ON tho ground that the
rccord- class him as Officially
dead
caTo Grand Opera company, l. nov
selling Insurance. His old operate
friends arc planning benefit pors
Torrance 10 rchahilitate his fortuna.
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ANNAPOLIS. Ma Dco A.
-rlehes" freshmen at the naval
academy. not being housed upon en-
tnring college because Of the segrcga
tion Of their quarters from the first
class students. decided 20 haze one
another.