The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 07, 1920, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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jfail.) A play, a dance and a feast Jthe hostsvero' paupers. '
winding u'H a season of, .plenty, "wp.a it will be ,y6arg, Mr." Kllbuck de
respdnslble for thd near extermlna- clarod, before Ythe Qulgllllngoks re
tlon of the Qtiigillingok. tribe of. na
tives last winter and spring, accord
ing to John M. Kilbuck1, nuimrJu
tehdent of schools for the Kiiskok
,wim river district, The famine' fol
lowing the feast, Mr. Kilbuck: said In
his annual report tb- the Buroa.i :of
EJducatlon. caused the deaths of .at
16asU''42 of tfie' natives,, and would
have wiped out the entire clan had
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during' the.'Bumruerfand fali8faiion8.''arf.average of more-than four'books,
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Reading js a popular.- "inioor sport"
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JUAREZ, I.Iex., Jan. 7 Efforts
arc being made by" tlio Juarez Cham
ber of Commerce to provide a bond
ed warehouse for the accommodation
it AnieHcah and Mexican, shippers.
A large tirtck building has already,
been selected for tho purpose,
The advantage of such a, ware
house Is that shippers cari'send large
quantities of goods from the United
'States Into Juarez wlthcut having to
?;Pay theduty all at onetime., They
JcleaWtheBO0fs there until they
finre sold, at which time only It will
bo necessary to pay UteUmposts'that
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gambling was.fresumed In Juarez
soVeral'weeks.ago. undenan .arrange-
meritfcbVf w'hiciiuthe owneVsiof
concessions' nd&?S72.OO0fbr. Cherurl
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the tax of 25 cents wnlou .was coi-lected,xn-.the.Moxlcanslde,oXthe,Rlo
HQrande - on alla'uJp6bilespaMJri,
tKlntornBtlonaljJdgehaenj0.ty(WvWch financial wrfters as-
removed. f.he tax is still collected
from the American side.
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the Jansa3 legislature.
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theri'a hard "dold develops..
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DJscpvery wiien the, sniffles start.
It will soon" check' 'the' cold, ;th'e'
cough-provokinpthroaMickle. Used,
everywhere, by, .people who. know,
why it has! been oh' the market'Wr
half'ft''contury:,Relleves'cbId'r'coufli1
gripp,e, .croup,. ,-Kp, (ysngreeable
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PiHsGentle butt sure-aeUujr, sys-
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action and pleaslng-ln-results. Still
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BERLIN, Dec, 27. (By Mail,)
The spectre of the enormous emer
gency levy on property which threa
tens drasticallytb reduce German
Industrial fortunes in the next ten
years makes' It difficult for Germans
to forecast the economic outlook of
their -country for 1920. Leaders in
financial, political, and social circles
are divided in their opinions of the
measures for 'national relief pro-
'pbsedi by Mathtas Erzbergert "mlnis,-
fefof finance. '!:-
There-is a widespread belief among
financiers, bankers, and financial
rTierELin Germany tlitif tWp$of
liirzoerger's plans aro.,putunio eiiepi
Germany will face a futureioyefcast
vstp. piacic ciouas, it; not- aciuai rum.
Sheafnost .important of these two
4ncasures'':i8.Hhe emergency levy on
sert will reduce 'industrial fdrtunes
of 10,000,000 jnarks fd lcss'than
af;0.q0,0Q0- in.,a!;decade.iiThesecorid
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ls Claimed ' byssihe.llibegsar'
eyery modest f oj-'tune" ' 'as . ""well as
eeryrgmt foriune.V .
BanHera sajtltf allicpmea' down to
thjs,- tliht "America must' cpmV,to'
our .aid." . . -ii!ir "
-Thoy- 'wisjif m)afativeli;,mdm
airecUtreut,.1Hnftaj.sapjpjoTOjjciiQ
niiipli fllcpliaap",! IritprTiatlnVlfll' laarl."
Avhich, .they .9elie,twouItli 5a'ddl'
fhejaebts gf jEngland ,and, France on
the"'Un1dStai6Js;''ancr'Vhe'robyl por-
Jiaps, reduce the, amount of credit
Germany might "obtain.
" -The cp'Intpn appears to be gaining
In Berlin financial quarters that' Erz
berger's days are numbered and that'
he cannot long co'ntlnue to exert .his
influence on the majority who pay
least, and thereforesupport his. fln-s
anclal policy.
Berlin writers declare that Ger
many's political future depends, in
tlie last ana'lysls, upon the' working
out- of the peaee'-tre'aty, arid tfiaflun'-'
tilrt'his document has been consum
mated lh: ali'Tts "technical detailB,
Germany will be unafile rio" locate" her
fresh starting point., This Is'Te-
iarded here'as'tlie crux'ot tfae'waole
aiiuu. ouu j,diMo .., w--w
Germany's'
leal 'leaders':
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Instead of the 22 which they won' a
year ago, anVtfiaT"they'"iriay poll
5,000;000 lnsiaal.5lhe.M,TlB0:0()0;
JneyfllftalSea "JiithfevIast national
AtVi.. nrfiA -irnnaArvn.t.iv6fi. how
eVM assert. thatT tSeaerident,
'spafUcft't ahd'CdimBiunlat elfementB
.wft,'ibec6me ilesa"pbpulars?the jop
pb'ftuh'itfes for'wbrkl increases1 -fin
Gem'any7 ' r ' W v
i "-'Polftical Readers say. that indican
uontf ? pblnttb-' an- Indefinite j?ost-
pfinemgntvof 'the elections'. on" the
grouHd'thaiJthe-presentrgoTernxaentr.
btfUho stFefaglh bf JlWpopUlarfinan-i
date,, is entitled to continue' wltV"
iprogrambrsoclallzation?at a-pace in
recovery; - Jt lsjjolntedrout a's0 tnat
tne.n HberaJIiBrn tniay satisfy .Itself
witbva't.llteTlpng" Pj?sf4ent,as a sub
stitute .for. a- constitutional "monarchy.-,
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i jit, is agreed by German industrial
leaders that the German workers are
J weary' of striking and that the labor
Situation nus uoeu- ,iiijiuyiu o .
as the shortage of fcoal .and, raw ma
terials' "permits. The "authorities 'say
that German Jndustrles are working
an ..average of! .perhapafour. . hours
dally ,and that ibis' is the limit ;pos-
slble with the present supply, ot coai,
AVhen the .coal situation Improves it
,wiilbe possible, they say ,to make a
roaMndustrial beglnnljig witn raw
materials.
Germany's rocovery and progress
during" the next."year Is, felt by Ger
mans, to, depend on a whole; succe's
slonof "ifs." Many of them belieyo
that Jf; Erzbergef,. drains, Qerman In
dustries 'with his taxes, there is little
hope of their recovery." Tho same
crUcs' declare, that If .the Entente
does; not lighten. Germany's, load a
little bit, the nation may be driven
to' Communism. ,If Gorman industry
cannot'; recover' some," 'measure' of )ts
former efficiency, tW Wr tll
Yorld Willi be "the Joaer ln the end.
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JJA,REZ, Mexl Jan. 7r Estabflsh-
ment otfactorloe hero Is being sought.,
by. thejjuarea Chamber of iCommorce.tJ
It jg p'lanned, to obtain tho consent
of the authoflttea?. .allow manu-
facturlnfffenterprl8ipa? to "operate" five,
years' without ,pyngVny city, state
or Mttoaaf iaiw, , , t' ,
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nilaeln aSfcSftlShea! Wf i
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BUSINESS CARDS
KLAMATH FALLS
Marble & Granite Works
1040 MAIN ST.
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1122 Main, St.
O. K. LuncK
AND CONFECTIONERY
Formerly at 46 Main St.
Home-Mado Pies and Cakes.
Cold Meats & Lunch Good.
Ice Cream and Fruits.
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Service Station
We handle tho Harley-Davldson
Motorcycles and Bicycles Exclus
ively. Also buy, sell and exchange
an otner Maxes,, Pennsylvania
and, Diamond Tires arid Tubes.
O. E. BISMARK
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NOTICE. ,
AVe onen stJre everyTuesaayand
Friday from 10XOO;al,m. o 4 tOO Pm
Many, "are ine goou inmgs. we can
shftW.'A dollar saVedJis;a-dolIar earned.-jln
buying 'g'bqc itjings "cheap" as.
you may learn', you win never- De,in
debtand Jjavjajtbkip.if 'youlrilylybu'f,
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E. O. 8TCCKT.
'Carpenter & Cabinetmaker
Phone 477W ' 1024 Main.
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FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
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Maternity Cases
Mrs; .Rosa McDanlelSf
301 High St Phone 455
Office Phone 177W' Res .177RJ
Dr. H. DT. Lloyd Stewart
L . Physician and SurgeoM' 3" i
7. ' Vljite Building f '?' I
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land and gravel pit, la any quantity
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