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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1919)
r I i t ii THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUESDAY, AHtll, no, fni(, PACK TWO ' ' h :V- v: i mi , t f 1 3 i ? 4? '; Saved from German Prison .. After 30 Months, Comes Here as Rescuer's Bride MISS .. O DOUVAl I A French girl who was captured , "Is new $20,000 box factory ot Cru by the Germans and Imprisoned forjter Lake junction, and tho Ulg Pines thirty months has come to America "Kith her husband. Lieutenant L. O. Douvdl of the United Str.tes array, to try to forget the horors through Trhlch she passed. Lieutenant Douval rescued her when the Americans took the town of Noyne. his only weapon being a wrench. Soon after her re lease Lieutenant Doual, who has two French decorations and one Bel. glan, pressel-his suit and they were married in Xoyne. The Kreat popularity of the Travel ers LOW COST Guarantee.! life pol icies is reflected In the fact Hint dur ing 1018 this progressive company Is saed more than 9213,000,009 sf nevr life business. Ask Chilcote & Smith abomt the .NEW 1010 policies. 9-1 f Syringes There is an advantage i n selecting syringes from a stock like ours. We have every known variety and each is the best o fits kind. Bulb, Fountain, Combi nation, Nose, Ear, Hypodermic and many others are kept constantly in stock. To -t h e advantage of choosing from an ex ceptional assort raent, we add the further ad vantage of low prices. W'vZ KLAMATH FALLS 0REG0rldJ?Wl it .Wn Fruit-Juice Essences Jiffy-Jell desserts carry real fruit flavors in es sence form, in vials. A wealth of fruit juice is condensed for each des sert. So you get a fresh fruit dainty, healthful and delicious. This is the new-type quick gelatine dessert five times as good as the old kinds. Loganberry and Pine apple are two of the best flavors. Try them. They're found only in 2 Pacha f for 25 Ctnlt u jmm Full Sugar, Half Sugar, Golden MAMMOTH LONG RED and TABLE iviLurunu dhvld RAILROAD FROM ! . -W i UltUi MKDFOKI), April 2S- The Pacific xv i!..irm rniiri.n.i .x pmiiiiir b... twocn .Moilturd ami Uutto Knlls, lias iinn s.ie,l from helnir lunkeil. the drive to raise J30.000 by public iub - scrlptlon In Medfortl hnvlng ended successfully last Wvilnewlny. Tho ilav opened with only $1000 lacking and the committee of citizens In charge of tho campaiRn roiloubltM Its efforts, anil nt noon It was seen the amount uouli! be subscribed. When tho news became knovxn that ' the old-time spirit of Medford h.nl again triumphed, there was great ru- joicing throughout the clt iin.l In Engle l'olnt. llutte Kails and other Plans, are now being rushed to put the road into operation as soon .lb possible. With the announcement of success. Jonn lumiin ueciareu iio,i would at ouce start construction of Lumber company will open up log' glng operations, nml the Applegate Lumber company will resume activ ity as soon as the logs begiil to roll. The resumption of Pacific & East ern operation means a payroll ot $1000 a day will be established In this city and Uutte Falls. Every business In the valley will be stimu lated and benefitted. Medford raised a total of $30,000 while a similar sum was pledged by the lumber interests In llutte Falls, 'allowing $50,0.00 for the initial pay ment required and $10,000 for initial operating expenses. It Is confidently believed that with the increased ton nage guaranteed thc read will be permanently conducted on a paying basis and this will In turn make Med ford's chances o fsecurlng a through road to the east and west brighter tha never before. INTERNED GERMANS llltOLOHT TO TIME SYDXEY, April 29 The six hund red German civilian Interned In a concentration camp at Holdswortny, near Sydney, recently killed all the dogs and cats in the compound In an attempt to compel the camp commau. dant to rescind an order temporarily stopping their supply of food and water. The Germans either ate thc Australian pets or pretended to have done so. Anyway, they raled the heals of the animals on pikes. The conflict arose over tho arrest and confinement of two of the Her jnans for attempting to escape from the compound. The others wenin strike to compel the commandanc release the two men and when he cut off their food and water fiey killed the camp pets. Xlne of the ringleaders were arrested and the de monstration ended when half rations were Issued. 01XXTT ASKS STATE TO OH8ERVE MAY 1. SALEM, April 29. In a statement issued today, Governor Olcott calle attention of the people of Oregon tt the designation of Sunday May 4, at Employment Sunday" tbruout tht United States, and the governo- ug gests that the cburch.es of Oregon ihoulci observe the day. 'Employment 8unday," has been eet apart by the United States em ployment service and its co-operating nteiicies, and effort on part of chur ches will be to assist in Hading work for leturnlng soldiers and sailors. STOUT ARRESTS TWO FOR FlHHINd WITHOUT MCE.NHE Claude and Percy Hasklns were ar rested here today by Game Wdrden Henry Stout for fishing without a li cence. They were brought before Justice N. J. .Chapman charged with this offense and will receive sen tence on May 30. LOAN QUOTA EXCEEDED. SAN FRANCISCO, April 2S. The State of Oregon outside of 1'brtlind exceeded Its Victory Loan miota on Saturday night. Portland has now approximately fifty per cent suoscrlb-ed. rSSTHJ; center along the rallro.nl Tho new. s "" i,,u,u i""i"-,u lu'""" ' for extraordinary alor as a runnel tlio new pnpors nere jouii i ope. ei .. . M w K,vfl ,,,, -;- ,;,,,,:;'"; iBtfl 'caused a sudden' rush of optimum l'"";ll,' w"s0 '' nie.normi.la during n stubborn battle ogNt with tho llrlthl, Antar.tle .. frj.iii .fM"' wMr. i.oi W iWWK nd busmevs activity to renlac the ' ""J by n" Armonlnn offlc'al wuen. asked about his adventures pe.ll.lo of I9IM9I7. will 1 I ft,' .TLTA IWMM ' .lespondency of the past few U.?hl ,'",-tf ,ho ",,,a', MU.S"" ' " ""' ' '. "No luk ling er and experts the expedition to st.rt, tl,m 'Hi;;i-;';mj. rirt df (KsiKsjja ' , ', . ,' , . , i tw tho l'eaio Conference are gi.InB iish " In Juno lU2n iI,i .l ...?,V , ,'. V,'m "'' JK". '.? ... aS. hc ' V ,Vr '"- Turk, an of.portun.t, to , , "" . .... Intends to take' an nlr.lu.. f-r MrrL;' .'lJ p! ' ;;;;;," ho .ost ,u,, thc "'"""c rtTr,rfW.,rci.imi ii.ci.1. -" "-")-' "" '"'"' irrV..oVn.r;,:,:.,,:'.t ,.c,a 'vSii -u" ""M"- "- " , men an race Amur run iirol.i linn I ,.. i.n ..... II., , ,,... nUn in n.iik.. ,. flltfhl M..v rl.,i,.... n ..... .. ' . '." '"'! GERMANY COULDN'T FEED HER PRISONERS HIMMitX, April 29- "There nro nt pros In . .. ...... ...... . 1 !...... t ii ... I...I. it I- ..,. Ilnlll Sluwl'tll.l llfIN 1IINI r.tlllllUMl IMIinriV IIIIIV. Willi In.. I I (Jermnny, 250,000 of them being; u Vi o'clock Friday morning "! ) ''"' " ,rl tlirotiKh llu'-vimtnrii Oio w " 'l',,'' "' lml.tmim.iion ,'! n llerlln." It I declared by t.nl.oi malned nluft 20 himis, limlliiK at.Kmi section where no his immui iw V' .:. ' ; '"" i'l-, . . I ... . ..ii ..i.... I.. t... .iii.i mini ii.iitilllltiiiri ""11"'1"llMtitnllL.i Minister (luxtav Auoipu Winer, in ill 7 ft 2 o'clock UiIh morning ill iniiiip .i'miriiiiiik i --" -,(! r i.nvoptlk u U VNi "! lnt.rlev Ho rout limed: 'ton UoiiiIm Tlio ionise over which' While th In ii utioriuuo of fiirm wi.uk, Mrulhed or Inn, , A8B "It Is true that If tho Herman wtijiho umchlno flow wiih fiMn Norfolk! Inbor In uo.ul over) county In (lie irlsonew were repatriated now It t the mouth of tho I'otoiime Tlit'wltost illxlrlu llioro .-eiiin to I i would serlotisl) complicate tlio cm nlo itiont Bltimtlon Tlio workorn ill romly lillo cannot bo oniployod unlll leact raises tho blockmlo on riw 1 nuterlals without which Herman) '""t economically porUh. "ltut the repatriation of prisoner! ll!8 "s 'i"",n l,ul aontlinentnl sl,lt . Whw, mother and sister. """ ",u,r mvn ""."'" 'J hso to go on Rtnnmiou met niter the) get here' WIISO.V ASKi:i TO .ll .!CMi;.l S VASHXHTOX, 1). C, April -3 .., this condition Is i cij ues 'it. I ON Stimulate Retail Sales U. ROGER W. BABSON, Director Tankard VARIETIES 1 , - s SS XAVV I'liAMi ('HEATHS vi:v 'i.vinci itilronn NOItFII.K, Vm. April 2'1 Tin mivv luw rretted ii now woild's fly ing record Seaplane Ni Jl"su, with - ' Mylng bout niril.M 1000 ki ll"ii i - 1 mi mill liml nlMiiiril l.loiitrniint I'mn nuindnr II N. iro, Kim!kh IMop Thoiiuis. II ". Southern mnl Hut ' ledgo lrlng. 1 1,N v VN xs A ' 1V; UU ,;,. NKV YOUK. April 2!.- One ot tho braxost men In tho 77th ilMitl'im l Sing Keo. a Chinese, born In Sui- I KrnnrlHOo, according to his rumrmUvt ! ui.. i.-,,,, rSi,,r Hru,inl. Ho nr- .. . . i. m ...' j lion, wearing the distinguished set v I,-.. troM .Vuncnileil under his ro.tt. iI(.(, ,roMi Vuuceilcil nnder his co.tt, cote .V Smith, Agents. y-lf - - iH.iiri .,,,. .in. irti j.n.r ...i.iiiii-. , i,..- - -- - - - -- - --- " -- ...-..- .. ....j uu. uiiifii Advertise U. S. Department of Labor NEVER BEFORE HAS THE AMERICAN PUBLIC HAD THE MONEY TO SPEND THAT IT HAS TODAY. THE MERCHANT OR MANUFACTURER WHO SITS BACK AND WAITS FOR THIS MONEY TO COME TO HIM WITH OUT MAKING ANY EFFORT TO GET IT WILL AWAKEN WHEN IT IS TOO LATE. HE WILL THEN REALIZE THAT HIS MORE AGGRESSIVE COMPETITOR HAS BEEN ON THE JOB 'AND HAS TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF THE STRONGEST SALES WEAPON KNOWN TO INDUSTRY, NAMELY, AD VERTISING. DON'T WAIT FOR THINGS TO COME YOUR WAY WITH OUT DOING ANYTHING TO HELP THEM ALONG. ADVERTISE INCREASE YOUR ADVERTISING. USE THE NEWSPAPERS TO TELL YOUR STORY.. MULTIPLY THE VALUE OF YOUR SALES TALK A THOUSAND FOLD AND MORE. DEVELOP THAT GREAT POTENTIAL MARKET WHICH IS READY AND WILLING YES EAGER TO BUY THE THINGS YOU HAVE TO SELL, BUT DOES NOT KNOW THAT YOU HAVE THEM. TO STIMULATE BUSINESS SURELY, QUICKLY AND ECO NOMICALLY ADVERTISE NOW. S. Department of Labor General, Information and Education BEETS SHORTAGE OF HELP OVER EAST OREGON I'OIITI ANI. April 211 Tlio I'm timlm;v on tlio pint of lljo firniorn t' I'lunt n full nrronKo. Wlillo inoro nioli loulil lio iloil to uilviiiitiiKO nnil mo resilly neeiled )ot by omployliiB nuflV.l-s loirued .lining tho war farming operation will bo carried mi and crop piodurtlon held up t normal Crop tniidllloim are xic.tll ' ent at thin lime mid If prosectN i.un tlniie theio will be a bumpor wheat irop all ier .nitt.irii Oregon. mii'tii I'tii.i: ii. Kill r iieim: i nvnnv Anrii "u jiiiii.l.Kr mil. 'tin tic expodlllon Is b.dng plmiiie.l . arrorillng to a statement printed In . nrrorilliig to a stateiueiu printed In to the JO'ith pole Service W. 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