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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 15, 1919)
mnav, si;ir,;M,IKt J8 PAGE FOUR THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLSt OREGON 41 Sl J5l as m 9 itn USSi iiai sir &tf IK TheEvening Herald E..J. MURRAT, Editor JAMES S. SHEEHY City Editor Published dally except Sunday by Tho Herald I'ubllsliltiK Company of Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street. Entered at the postoffico at Klam ath Falls, Ore., for transmission thru the malls as second-clnss matter. Subscription terms by mall to any Address in the United States: WWSMAWAMMAMM I i.i I dit.iv.1. At the Theatres Ono year ... One month Tills picture is said to be tho most doltghtful offering of its kind that, lias been produced to date and it v ! bo seon nt tho Star Theatre tonight. Again "Tlio Stranger" wont to tho chlhl's rescue, fought against throe-fold odds, only to drop nl lust, wounded unto death. As ho lay un conscious, thoso who had foiled him saw tho badge that proclaimed a (tivcrnmont agent. Tlion tl.ey know "Tho Sti anger" for what ho was a rovuituo man poiho to iircnit up tliolr smuggling and moouslilulng. Fearing Justice, they fled Into the for thoy thought "Tho Strnn- ad. Member of Ibo AsMicintod lros The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication ot all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited In this pa per, and also local news published herein. All rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein aro also reserv ed. MONDAY, SKPTKMIIEIl IB, 1I1. 0 DEPOSITS TT T WW Novelty In characterization is tho j essential quality in tho acting of n rolo that is anything other than a j "straight" part. And Dorothy (Halt is without doubt ono of tho most tulont ed of tho younger stars ot tho screen j til tlita rnonnnt Ilnr flral Pn rnmmifi t i Wfwwlu starring vehicle, "Unttllng Jane," . , .... ' bii in-. Then Uotty proved her quality. "Tho Stranger" had saved iter. Now i alio saved him, nursing 111 in back to ' health, even at the sacrlflco of her i pet lamb at tho sucraflce, too, of i what shreds of leputatlou sho .still ' possessed among tho tovnsfolks. Then came tho old life to claim Itulph Metiibbon "Tho Stranger " ('.line hl father and fiance, Dlnmi Xewhtnds, with her society graces and dazzling clothes, to claim him i f nun the mountain girl. i And oven as they came, the towns-j folk, their rngo increasing, hail de cided to pioco "that. brat of Yarn tll's on tho auction block, to bind her out to some "respectable" per son and slivo her from herself. perato mon with wicked-looking What was tho outcome? Did Colts had told him ho had just oiiejOrlmp at last hayo his way with minute to pray before they sent his J tho girl? Did "Tho Strangor" rottirn U. S. Truck in Last Lap of Farm to Consn $5 00 .50 Many promiyont film actors appear In tho cast, including Geo. Xlcholls, Kathorino MacDonnld, Uertram tirns by, Raymond Cannon and others. The picturo was directed by Elmer Clif ton and the story was written by Arnold Hernot. Hamilton Perry, monoy mad nnd Cllit-hearted, wouldn't give in to tho workers who wanted higher wages. Ho was lashed to tho mast strictly speaking, ho was tied hand and foot to a chair, nnd three des- Congressman M Clyde Kelly of Pennsylvania believes In carrylnK tho farmers' motor truck Idea one more atop nnd bus propan'd a bill to further the line of motor trucks In the postofftce depart iniwt for "direct distribution of farm products to tlio clly con sumers by 'parcel post. Thin is mer 4i RS&lM&Mt&Td.Vg jfr'ffiy Wi8 S r e mt jgii. I v " r fcwkv M HnCW'kTWV iTKwmvcTmmrvwvww.wm'w - t v y y " v Hi H W JrTT' iM biW w WWWk y..-miP MMHINNrKiHwiiL.. SM-'AiiiiY Nt' " " " '"""', WiTtf JTwCr iwwatrmrrwmfi. z?i nf-Mi T M gvtigtw "n-,j t i jXXX'WutmimasivwriM? , '""WOM ( at YKKf, UW: l-f 'r'H'li hinii " '" lOIMo, POIItlllH p,.r 1 .tin it 'I a i irry. ii.onih tlio .'""J!.'. 'I,r,",:"' ,,', '"II '''tor nuiiiiiK lirill.V .'(mhI In (...Ml I. .11.. 1 . ' .ri lH.V 1H HIKIWII in. now I ruck. al imrctl """iiKiig by Jtich Petroleum Fields in Mexico Filled IIIr Demand In the Com mercial World During War Div idends Reach Into Millions MEXICO CITY, Sept. 15. The vast petroleum deposits in Mexico, "veritable rivers of gold to their own ers, have within the past few years attracted the attention of the world; Hirst, because their exbaustless sup plies filled a demand in the commer cial world which was emphasized dur ing the war, and secondly, because of Jate they have formed one of the most fruitful sources of misunder standing between the governments of Mexico and the United States. The development of this industry by foreign capital has reached ti:e point where dividends are declared in millions of dollars and production Tuns into millions of barrels. Legislation designed by the Mexi can government to divert w!at it terms its just share of profit into the national treasury has been met by charges of confiscation on the part of the foreign interests whose opposi tion has become so vigorous that President Caranza recently stated in an interview that the petroleum com panies were deliberately engendering ill feeling between the United States soul to hell. Then the door opened and a little child his grandson walked in, fol lowed by ten litle pups, his play mates. "What kind of a game are you playing, all tied up?" prnttled the littlo fellow. "And you've got blood all over your face!" Climbing upon the old sinner's lap the child began wiping the dripping blood from his face, while the dumb founded strikers looked on amazed. They couldn't -shoot then they did n't want to. The grim faco of the old tyrant relaxed and softened. Mo tioning for a pen, he signed the agreement. The love and faith of a child had accomplished what hate and threats had failed to do. This is one of the tense situation-? shown in "The Turn in the Road," an Exhibitors Mutual release pro duced by the Brentwood Film Cor poration, written by King W. Vidor. I At the Liberty Theatre tonight. ' i Except for her pet lamb, no friend had come into Betty Yarnell's life until "The Stranger' entered the North Woods. Her drunken father, t John Yarnell, Grimp, the brutal saloon-keeper of the neighboring vil lage, one or two of the townsfolk these were her only associates, and with them she had as little to do as possible. Sinking lower and lower Into de gradation, Yarnell had finally agreed to sell his daughter for drink to the great world outside, whence ho came. To learn the climax nnd solution JUST MISSED SEEING FATHER Little Incident Reported From France Shows That Political Trickery Is Not Unknown There. When it comes to tho matter of po- outdoors, you must see "What Am ""'l "" worn to be pretty well tarred I Hid?" at tho Liberty Thcatro Tues-h",1', thc snme ,iri,sl1- Tl,e f""vlnK muitii'Mi runmi wnn u iinvor oi inline Irony by the Crl do Paris Is said to have taken place nt Toulouse. day aftornoon nnd ovenlng. ATTEXTIOX MASONS A special communication of Klam ath Lodge No. 77 A. F. & A. M. will be held at the hall at S p. m. Monday Soptomber 15th. for Important bus iness. A good attendance Is desired. By order of V. M. Captain O. C. Applegate Secretary, 13-lt We buy, sell, rent, or repair Type writers. Winter's Jewelry Store. 13-2t Merchants lunch at 11 a. p. m. Crater Cafe 7th St. m. to 3 - 5-20t WoodstogK On election day a young man rnmo to n booth to vote. "But. monsieur," said one of the overseers. I'you have already voted." "I? Alios done 1 I am certain that I have not." A search being made of the records. It Is discovered that there lins been an error In the recording of the Christian name. It Is not Mnrlus Tnrtiirlu that has voted but Oonziigue Tartarln. "Gonznguel" cried the young man: "you are quite sure that he lias vot ed?" "Yes, Indeed 1 Look, here Is the reg ister," "Ah. how I regret not having been here," snld the young man. "I would have embraced him with much pleas ure. He Is my father." "Your fnther?" ' "Yoh. nml I linvn tint cnmi titln ctnrt he died, four years ngo." The Living Age. MALEKULAi'JS TJ3T ALL nd Mexico. Exploitation of petroleum in Mex-i to sell her into the power of the 4co for commercial purposes le confin-! repellent Grimp, to do with a.s he ed to the past 18 years, according to a statement recently furnished toY The Associated Press by the Depart ment of Commerce and Industry. Exploration of the oil fields began about 1900 and has been conducted jsince by the Mexican Petroleum Com pany of California, the British firm ot Pearson & Son, the Huasteca Pe troleum Company, the East Oil Co., I the Oil company of Tepetate and First Flier to Reach oiners. wished. But "The Stranger" came and broke the unspeakable bargain. With bare fists against cold steel he fought to save the child for she was little more than that from Grimp's vile caresses. He saved her. But the brute per- SOUTHERN PACIFIC OFFICIALS KEEPING MOVEMENTS DARK Even C M. Douglas, local passen ger agent of the Southern Pacific Railroad, is at a loss to know the exact nature of the flying trip that W. R. Scott, federal manager and other officials of the Southern Paci fic Company made to Klamath Falls, last night. Accompanying Mr. Scott were J. W. Fitzgerald1, superintendent of this division of the S. P. lines, and J. H. Dyer, general manager of the Oregon lines. The three officials left on this morning's train, their Itiner ary being unknown. So busy were the gentlemen and so closely did they closet themselves that Mr. Douglas did not get an opportunity to talk with them and learn tho reas on of their hurried visit to Klamath Falls. New York in Race From Toronto to New York VyxSKffiKK?4;jsrx im:-.' J .. ;w A'S.?' h'?K&y v"''S'!' '.''., J ,;v'.'- '.. ', ' ...H '. ' r" . Wt . jr-H- ras '-. Tfc- ' i : ' -' "I C in One Tlic Leading Features of the Lead ing Machines all liarmonioutly com bined inoneliandeome NewTrouble Kree Writing Machine of tl e First Quality In which you will find your own favorite feature of your own favorite typewriter, and the others besides. Improvd-Simplified-Modernized Simple Artlntic Durable tCfficl. ent Standard 42 Kfy SlnUle Shift Ball Bearlnft Quiet Vi ible Soft Touch Light Action. In the Woodstock You Will Find Every tlme-tetued worth-while feature which you like In the marhfne you are used to, and you will also find the favorite features of the other standard mare which you wish your nidChlne had. Yet in the Wood lock you will nnd this aggregation of high point features much Improved and tlmpll fled, to fit the touch, the penton, the mood, In a way that noother typewriter does (The best operators say this). Only a clone-up view, an actual touch and trial of this excellent typewriter , can convince. Inteitlfiate by all means We arv at vourtervice. l.pt m ihnw vnu hnui eftny it Is to try one; to dwn one. U Woodstock Typewriter Company, Chicago H. J. WINTERS JEWELER AND OPTICIAN A "Geeneral Sattlement." In tlio rich spoil thnt tho IIupMitirfH accumulntcd over innuy vunttirlei, much of which Is coming huck to tho nations thnt owned It, tlier- Is hardly more Interesting Item limn the coro nation roues thnt Itnly now proposes to have returned to I'nlernio. Sicily. Henry VI, emperor of the Holy Itomnn empire In the twelfth century, sulidued the Sicilies nnd took back to Germany the Rorgcoiis costume thnt Snrncen artisans hud mnde for Normtui king'' who hitfl come Into control a nundred years earlier. Since then the roben have been worn by HnpshurK mon urchs nt their coronations, and of late years they Imve been kept, between these cereraonlnl occnslons. In the im perial trensury In Hofburu. Vienna. The robes Include a magnificent mantle, a wonderfully embroidered alb or long gown of tine linen, nnd n girdle of gold scales. Ah between Austria and Italy. It certnlnly looks like what Weelum Sprunt would Imve called u "geenerul sattlement." VVWWWWWW WW:., i -7'Xfc, 7fiL. I ?SS, .MANY HKAIt IWSTOH. ? ., ' 'j , y . h SS-1?.'''?)! .V ';:; ' ' pKMiUHl ' '. v ', SSBSSSBSSBBBSBSSEP?. i HOUSTON'S Metropolitan AmuNemenu r,iii'isis HOUSTON'S OPERA HOUSE UANCING Wednesday & Saturday SlRlltB. Popular .In, Orchestra STAR THEATER TODAY Tlio New Art Film Corp. Presents DOitOTIIY fJISII In "IIATTMNti JAXK" Also A I.nry Keiiimin Comedy , "Tho Star Hoarder" L :: t A Fellow Feeling. "I saw nn nnt on the window sill of my room on the seventh Moor of tin hotel where I stopped in Kansas City," related Gabe Gosncll of Grudge, who was Jnht back from n brief stny In the Big Hurg. "I looked nt him n lonx time, nnd snys I: 'Little feller, I don't know how you got here, nway up In the air above tlio ground you are used to, but you don't look any more out of place thnn I feel, with al! the citified rush nnd hurry nnd uproar going on around mo day and night, in a never-ending hooraw,' buys I." Kan sas City Star. Pugnacious South Pacific Ivlnndera Scrupulously Honeet, Thourjh Carelet of Human Life. The sending of n small nnvnl fore to MmIoUuIii Island. In llio New Heb rides, for the protection of planters against the natives brings some Inci dental Information about a peculiar people with the undesirable nunc or being thc most bellicose luhabltautH or any Island In tlio South 1'acllU-. Mnlckuln Island has long been under the Joint control of Krance anil Kng land, and nt Intervals some display of rorce tins been necessary to iimko the Islanders respect the local repre sentatives of a more advanced civil ization. Despite (heir reputation fur pugnacity, however, there Is much, de clares a recent writer, to liu said for the Malekulans, For one thing, thoy are remarkably henest: tho traveler who goes among them knows that however ho may fnre as regards per sonal safety, ho Is In no danger what ever of losing ids personal property. And ir lie is direful not to irritate Ills hosts, he Is likely to come away with a pleasant memory of the native vil lage community. Its discussions ot community affairs In a kind of village forum. Its dances, nnd Its children's playground under the bniiynn tree. He lenrns nlso Hint ninny of the vil lages have a social club for men nnd that the Islander, who Is nlso n omek marksman with bow and nrrow. take grout Katlsfiwtlon In holmi-lng to It. Invention of Much Worth. The special oxyacetylene blowpipe applied by French engineers to cutting steel under water Is claimed to have greatly simplified the snlvnge of torpe doed vessels. A blowpipe Is mount ed in a small diving bell, from which the water Is expelled by compressed air. and the blowpipe pressures of air und acetylene, greater thnn under ordinary conditions, nr regulated according to the depth at which the work Is belnc done. In trials mnde, ship's plates Imvir been cut under 27 feet of water. Ilesldes the use of tho appnrntus on sunken ' vessels, It can be employed In repair ing locks, nnd probably In other un derwater work. One Year Ago Today in the War a or cans captured 20 cannon h St. .Mllilol wedgo iiorman fortress of flro on allied forces. Mctz opened British steamship (lulway Castlj sunk by Gorman Kiilnnarlno, with a loss of lo women ami children. If you have trouble In Retting your watches repaliod promptly Try Win. tor's Jowelry Store. 13-Jt Wo enn duplicate any broken lent or repair any klml of glasses. Win! tor'n .lowolry Store J3.jt KLAMATH COUNTY BUCKS One hundred and forty head of fine wool and Correlate Bucks for sale. Prices reason able. E. M. HAMMOND Merrill, Ore. w Soldier Feel Woundi They Inflict Dr. Arthur Mncdonald of Washing ton, honorary president of the Inter national congress of criminal nnthro pology, tells in the Medical ftccord some of the oddities noticed In ner vous holdlcrs. For Instance: fine "U'hfl hnvnniira nnnlhn. I.. lft. face may develop n hysterical tie hi t Typewriting machines bought, t MRS, L. B. HAGUE Public Stenographer Notary PuWIc Court Kcportcr 211 Willlts Illdg. Klumutli Pulls Or1011 his own face; one bayoneting enemies in the abdomen may have abdominal contractures In himself. Hysterical blindness may follow from seeing hor rible sights; hysterical deafness when the cries of the wounded aro unbear able." And he ndds that In some of thes cases the only relief Is a renl wonnd. sold, rented or exchanged. Spe cial rates to students. Type writing supplies and stationery. Phone lilt) v-M--M' i Dr. Edwards, pastor of the Me thodist church of Athland, and su ,, pcrlntendent pro-tern of tho Ash ' land-Klamath district of the Metho- ., dlst Conference, spoke last evening I Av Jn tho local church, the subject of ;r his llscouiso tjeing tho Centenary I &$ movement e: that demonstration V ur. Edwards Is ii forceful speaker "ying time, Sergeant C ,H, Coombs 'fc and tho largo congregation that j wns the first aviator to fly from To r gathered to hear him were given ar0It0 to- Now York In the intorna- scholarly .discourse about a move- tlonal race between those two clUes. ment'that is attracting theuttentl5n I This Photograph .was taken"Just be--' Of church workers throughput tho ''ore ho started on his return t'rlp" to nation. .the Canadian city, iwm. .f. , m:il.UL1).;JJi HKHGKANT C. I?. COMI1H Making C2X miles in 211 minutes fEMPLE THEATER TODAY s Vltagr.ipli Presents HAItM? VIMXMS In i "TIIK OKNTIiKMA.V OF QUAMTY" Also Putliu Xews Latest Current Kvcntw. Admission Matinee 10 & 15 cents Evenings 10 & 20 cents MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PIOTUREb TirilBDAYHAND 8ATURDAY8 Merrill, Oregoa New Roads In France. Four great mouulaln roads arc to he r child and rebuilt In the upper Vosges, leading from Fiance tutu Alsacei The Commission des Itontt-s of thf district of the Vosges Is looking to tlio near future when tourists will pnsf that way. Largely the road" cxIMrrl as strategic military mountain roads snd the present elTort Is In line with making them uvnllahlo for pleasurr utomnblles. Taken toscther thoy will form a new -ipproaeh-i'ile circuit and entrance Into upper Alsace. Science Can Overcome Locust. Fruit trees are always the hpeclnl objectives of' the locusts' when they ound the rallying cry, and when tho ough preparations are not mude against their coming they can leave n trail of ruin In Ibo wake of their Might ; hut the science of the day li" ulmoM ii match for thu pct, und no sue) havoc can attend his attack uv he nchlevd In thu enrllest days of his destructive history. NOTICE All parties having burned cars at the.Ford Oarage wlir kindly romove them at-thoir earliest opportunity. Ford Oarage, George Blehn, owner, 9-tC LIBERTY THEATRE "THE PICK OF THE PICTURES" H. W. Poole, Owner Matinee Every Day TONIGHT The Great Play of Life and Love "The Turn in the Road" 'Harold Lloyd Comedy ' "NEXT AISLE OVER" TUESDAY MAE MURRAY ' IN "WHAT AM I BID?" ' f DOORS OPEN AT V P'Si