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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 2, 1920)
i-imi.w, Jt un iu;. TAGK FOUIt The Evening ! V E. J. MUIUIAY Kdltor FIIKU SOUIjK City Kdltor PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY .;i t'nbllehed daily except Sunday by ! Herald Publishing Company or rUmnth Falls, at 115 Fourth Street Cntcred at the postofflco at Klam U Falls, Ore., for transmission thru Ik malls a econd-clat matter. Prescriptions, Drugs, Medical and Surgical Supplies '? Subscription terms by mall to an? J drees In the United States: . afldrees One year . One month J5 00 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 1 !! A- 'crulicr of the AorUlol Pro The Associated Tress U delusively lUtled to the use tor republication -i. . ji.hi,rVi rroiltted to It . not otherwise credited In this pa-J r. and Mso local news published (V nr, and toreln. , All rights of republication of pe-) dispatches ncrem are aisu rv - j !: ': FHIDAV, 4AXIWKY U, U. J OREGON BREVITIES ?, x o.y SALEM, Jan. 2. If the lumber- I alll operators of the Pacific norm- west are able to furnish evidence ! ol specific instances where cars are -ot being supplied relief will be! forthcoming, according to telegrams 2 received at the offices of the Oregon J public service commission here from Senator C. L. McXary under Wash- kigtonrdate and R. H. Aishton, re-!J No Patent Medicines or Side Lines PROFESSIONAL PHARMACY ONLY WILL OPEN SOON WMMN'NMWNN Warren Hunt Hosp r Pharmacy FRANK B. ROBINSON, HEAD PHARMACIST AND MANAGER Clonal - director of railroads "headquarters in Chicago. with' X X X X X $mX:XK:"XKK:X i ed for fuel and barges on I. P&sseneer were being cut up. the river tire In favor of immediate ratifica tion without material change The "Pravda". pub-' vote came In voluntarily from every' the number of section of the county, each ballot i TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY PORTLAND. Jan. ara or trucks or both are made In1 According to me rravua . puo- vote came in voiuniamy irom every roil SAl.B OR KXCIIANOK-for 32 states. Building them engages i,.Hshed at Petrograd, the number of section of the county, each ballot) Klamath Fall resident. -Hu 901.402 wrinii Thu rtn t ir,. rmDloyes In the city s factories nzs signeu wltn tne voter i nsme Friday ' v. v rnne oumcaii or Main. : ili.jrDacjii1 annrntlmslplv !Tf T.Tfn . nltrhf the'. vnt mttieitX n fnllni&a ( fA I rw . -- - - . - - -- - KjTIUY gar- appr per cent In two years dude accessory manufacture ages, repair shops or sales establishments.'-There are 550 builders of finished cars and trucks, represent-lag- an'Investment of more than $1, 500,000,000, and some 7000 con cerns "making parts. Forty per cent T the, motor vehicles in operation toda axe owned and used by farm-jadvance of nearly $22,000 over the ers. ,aThe total number of cars re- advertised budget, and is 179,425 eirtered In the United States by the greater than the levy of last year. Re end of 1919 will probably be clouisidents of Bend win pay a total mil to C.500,000. These motor vehicles lage of 77.8, representing 30.5 for ni have displaced some 30.ono.M j the school district, 30.2 for municl- BOrsea a saving Of rraln and lime Da! affairs, and 17.1 for the counlr - .. j For !io2. cltv i t- -For ratification ratification - r with out change. with minor chan- BEND. Jan. Aside -from and district levies. Deschutes county Kw bv- taxes based on the 1919 assessments.! For the Lodge amendment. 33 which will be collectable In 1920, will $156,098. This represents an total 'm "1 calculable. WASHINGTON. Jan. 2. Extreme Pleasures are being tlfen In P.etro- erad to meet the fuel famine. Advices "V the State Department said wood- v nouses in the city were being raz- at large. OREGON CITY. Jan. 2 Clark. ; mas county taxpayers at the annual budget, meeting, adopted by a vote of 40 to 20 a resolution urglnr the leg islature to make Increase In the .! arles of the county Jud; and county commissioners. rails. Near rood ichoot. 112 afrei under dtieh- -Kijod Imbrotc- iVhts Building InaurrU tor I3U00 $Ue 17000 Intjulrrr corner Ctncnut Ate 4c MantirnKa tJl K V J i r FOR UlfNT To g-nUman, turn i 'lshrd Vif00" In turnacfl hoatod PTtvo,te home. Inquire Ilt-mld office. x?J j. rt ' Came to my plc at l'ttlrn Jt t'amr to my plat" ll Hpteabf. titn hccp come ih cij off one lu Jff eilll rrtl hrltrr. bfamlrd both can (J.Bof rn bate toftie ,T with .fi..ir un rlfbi hip. Tt. on 'alne for fe4 aRa nulicitUInc bH' right aide, tlar mark, crop and under ! a 1'INKl.l tui un Ml er, awalloM fork un , tight rt Aim one rrJ ater, t0 ADPFAf C CDMxt -ir fan. brandmt J7 on t(( blp, tAM0 CtJW .1. on right hip. auo chin attlr, ttr mark, unfair lopo and our UPt on l-ft ir. awallow fork on rlithl -t Ownrr rAh hvc umr by pa)lnc N-d and Bilvrrtl.me bill M. I) Texikrf. Dairy. Orr J MURDER SENTENCE VVANTED-:OffIce Mf and hit titvlf, Kitif ff, KJnmath Fall. a autorno- I. O. Hot 36C. stvrit'K n.tK anr.i.D .' r If. t l:oy Uolfc. eo i:. n urdcr of Klmer K Calif . January. OK appeal Of rntsvicietj of lac tlfrel, Taft lent EjJGENE. Jan ?. --Thc"Flrt Na- MEDFORD, Jan. 2. According to the straw ballot on the peace treaty' conducted by the Bedford Mall oune, tne people of Jackson cou so far by a vote of over two to yiiniiininniiiiiiiimiininiMminiHtl Klamath Rooming Hou lor) 6th treet betwern Klamath and Miiln will o(Mn for bulnr Jan n- .New 3 tory brick building tl'nn.l V.-V a..f--,.-.i ....."... '-"" "" - " - v.m ..-m u .. nt,.iMri m ii3 room ll. V. CurtU, manager. 3 riedent. Charles I- Scott are il- ' FOR RENT Partly furnlahe.I 3- room Cottaff, with mmn houholil chlldrm. Haturday I ruil MAI.lv- MIX tin Fa Irhanka nfiil ; I The Hot Hprlnga llalh opn rvnry day from JO a m located 10 p rn. except Hunday. when Avj elote at i p m lloaif I till I fcn-Jants in a ul i-i; JMKtnie&ln federal, lntyl'ier of the Springfield Nei. for ,B,,uir.. Wi Oak Ave onej '::' f,(ir alleged damipet ' morning. X CisHHHL - aVi ! i. it ' ?! v2amSaV J her;e!5 m 'Auction ofSouPi t-aM FV rORTI-AND. Jan.:'2 Tber was fin nrlvnnp. rtt f.Cl ...,. n l........ -- "- v. . '..-ft.!-, u iiiiiiri ,n 'rMsts of hard when flour un Jlon i'tv morning. The h. family pat Xlents are quoted In carlots at mllln at $J2 nt e a t run rAir ' ilnrtA unrlrhf ayaMi1fnM n .. gqod condition, uied I" than onn year Bargain. Apply W II Kltu. Dairy. Ore. car dilvtr. will b beard Iwfuro itwi tatc mpfejar court Jaouafj 13. r cordtng in advlrr Karblng Dutrlri Attornr) Jmi It lxiry Holfe ap-etetl from lh Judgment TO EXCHANGK fur Klamath Fall and order pf Huprlor Judgo Ilord property 300 acre ranch. 100 acre. . i..ir. ,1,.,!,, ,,. w ...i In crop now. Ilalnc pa.ture all f0nr, A J"1 ,,en,Be blw n"w ,fUl ed and crew fenced. 1 nxim hou. '''' killed lat JUy by barn etc. Near fine achool I'rlco JS.- panger who fmje In (hp fear ' Vf?u uil - t. L . 0f Uit "UIOMOblle (Jreo'. tkUll W. rOlt HAI.r--2 room hck on ma I ,.. .. , 1fc , , lot. Uvel ju.t off paved .t and r'",,"cJ '" tmt t-und hammer clo! In ItuO. "oy Wolfe wa arreted two eok J T WARD k CO after the crime at hi home at Vak '2, ,S "ln Hl 2 lra. Wa.h He baa ben einnlojef Trv m lerald W.nl Ad. ,p U, '"" "e -' Taft VHJ-'.3. a barrel. The rice wan oc- :casion-(l by the hlRb premium thai " - w.a I'u.u iui Hi'ui, y SALEM, Jan. 2. Newton Van Hal- STAR TTJ17 ATDr A 1 IJ-iTL 1 rVHi X he'n. In charge of vocational training y in the public whools 'pf Oregon. ' n 1 Iff 1 J 'c ,s PPnt that many school offi jlindav and Mnnnav fcla,s are not aware of ih f,pp"n uuiiuay aiiu KlUllUdy ltJ. t0 reC(i,v. fr,(,pra) amJ jaf( Jan. 4 and 5 JF 24 M"Mf 4"r.4.444.4.M.4.4.4.4. f- ? ?l A X. X "Auction of Souls" What the Film Shovs Womee Sold For 85c Each The herding of the women and girls in the streets and public squares. Where women were compelled to leap from the tops of cliffs onto waiting bayonets below, and piti less massacres of the men and boys. You'll see AURORAMARDIGANIAN-, herself. A film that will make'you thank Providence you live in America. for the teaching of agriculture SALEM, .an. 2 Tho objective of th" groat majority of women at pre sent employed In the various Indus tries of Oregon In to cam a llvlnj; rather than contribute to the sup. port of dependent, according to a Mafement lasuod by C. II. Gram, state labor -oinif8lonr. In 20 planti' there are envloyod 2328 women, together with 5 1 child ren uh'i operuto under permits ls sud by tho stato labor department. Of the toMl number of women on tho pa v rolls of theao 'oncornH 3nC ui. port 4! dependents, of whom 2S' are 'hihlren and 179 nro adults. PORTLAND, Jan. 2.I'rIncvlllo Is or the vergfl of u building era, ae- cord'rg to A M. Blandish, designing , eng n-er of The Dalle., Or , who was tt victor In Portland lust weok after having spent sorno ilmo In Prlne j." vlllo. Cash and Carry Store Famous Brand Canned Fruits All the leading brands of Canned Fruit Ubby's, Clyde and Ashland brands. Sliced Pineapple, Is, 35c; 2s, 42c; 21. .a 48c White Royal Anne Cherries, 2' y.s 7 55c Sliced Yellow Peaches, 2's " "soc Ashland Pears, 60c; Peaches, 55c; Ulnckbeiries, 65c Apricots 50c Pickles All kinds of Pickles, new stock, in bulk and bottles. Sweet, Sour, Dill and Mixed. FI WABHINdTON, Jan. 2. The Wes tern Forest and Conservation snHoca. Hon, C. s. Chapman, secretary, ban requested Bonatoru Chamberlain and ours We handle many brands, includ ing Drifted Snow, Moline Flavo, and Crater Lake. Sug ar Drown Sugar? Yon, wo have lota of il, just received inn! soiling fasl. P. c. MCMiry to Bupjiort a Hpeclal appro- prlation of $C0,000 for tho foreHt orvice next year to'co-operatn with tho war department Jn airplane for- Ad Ilh(n1 fi KNIGHT Jut back of Fir.t National Bank t Prices 15c and 35c Phone 485 4 WO. 1'UVIUI (Continued on Paw Five) X m wmj wWfm4f4twmi
