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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 9, 1920)
a3BA3sVfss9fl' & - '. : rxign Grade Ladies' & Men's Clothes MADE to order FINEST MATERIALS UKHT OP WORKMANSHIP LATEST STYLES PKRPKOT FIT GUARANTEED Prices are very reasonable Yoar iaspectioa Invited Chas. J. Cizek wumcmAHt TMxvom II B1. Mate X'tM mrcandifpwr wnin ir rains is ma surt fair LJV. STOPS MML PAIN. NEURAL6IA ' !!! - Tiom'i mffcrl Get dkt pack " tfDr.JtWHeftdaek SrAWutn, You.csn elesr your head. Bad rellsv dull, spllttiag or violent throbbing hesdacho In a momeat with a Dr. ,Tmes',, Headache .Powder. This old. time hesd'seh relief act almost, niagl rally.1 Send Some one to the drag store How Tor' a 'dime package and a few mo rrmts .after you take a. Kwder you y,. wonder. wJist heennm 0 the head VcIip,' neurnlifl and 'i'' "'top suffer iip it's needle", you get whst x!; fnr. FOR SALE , ; ' r 4 room strictly modern honse as pavement, .flBOO. 400 cash, balaaeo f B 'room modera Imnsmi ta Hot Briss addition, on easy payments, lassadlata poaseasioa., . y - . t . ,., rooaamodeni new house" ob 10th atroet 'pavemeat. iBinedlatejpossea slon. Iricf 4S0e. CHIliOOTE SMITH T. SUCKER gT MnUtt I I I 5 AJLlbrrnGa Mn I aHHslis ISM fi?f Walter Cos, the Grand Circuit -pilot, has completed the removal of . sis entiro racing, stables from Dojer, N, H., to Laurel Hlllyfarm, Indiana.- Jf ..names count for "anything, Tlunar "ohman, the Swedish' cham pion, should be a likely contender - lor Marathon .honors in tho big Bos ton event next April. Lift off. 'Doaan't hurt a bit and Freexon V'cOBti'only few cants. Try Freeione! Your druggist sells r tiny bottle for a few cents,' sutfl- - 'clent to rid your feet of every hard ,Com, soft corn, or, corn between the toes, and calluses, without' one. par- (tide of pain, soreness or Irritation. " seelew" kVtlUwey;ef ;atasH4 Cincinnati gealas, i' WHALE BLAMED FOR DISEASE ' ' ' Malady That Attack tho Lungs Is Thus Diagnosed by Prominent Danish Scientist. Tbt pcliliioj:o'ccns dlsenso (cntiwd !y n tmiull (npotvoiM In tli liver or liuiK)i wlilch tlrsl made It nptonr fiicv In llolhtuit, Iff believed liy Dr. Vnn ))liifti to do duo originally to whnleo. Tim JIcillciil Record (iiotPfj friOn 11 Dutcli HclcnilMc paper hoiiio of tln fuel upon wdlcll Van Delnsii Iiiinuh tills theory "It Is snld Hint this nffcctlon Is en dcnilc In Iceland anil tlmt It ovciituiil ly roiiflii'd l-Vlcslitml from Hint locality. Not only Frlralnnd wns ntincltcil In tho eighteenth century, liut ninny other seaports iilnnc tdo North sen nml Hug lUli chnnnel. Tdo connecting link np peiired to ho tdo wluilo fisheries, nrlg liuilly n Basque IndiiMtry, with head quartern nt Bordeaux In tdo seven teenth century tdo cdnnncl ports en gaged lu tdo whnlo-cntchlng Industry. Krleslnnd, possibly Infected from Ice lund, also engnged In whaling, np pen red to bo a distributing point of the Infection. "Not only wholes, but also seals and ' other Arctic fauna, were, pcrhnps In-4 fectcd with ecdlnococcus, disease, 1 which whs conveyed-. directly1 to man-, kind when In starring seasons they ate this flesh and to dogs and cat In the' sane manner, .the-anlmals then, Rep ine as host for the parasite along with mankind. In time Uits maritime In dustry went out of use. BecellectloBS of old whalers, however, testify to the custom iof taking dogs along on whale ships, so that dogs could become In fected aboard ship and menace the borne dwellers." TRACED DESCENT OF HORSE Oregon Prefssser Lsft ((score's of His Rsssarchss In the Msrshss of Oregon. Horses of the mloccne tertiary times, and during the pliocene age, which rume later, roumed around the ranrshes of Oregon, according to Professor Con don of tdo University of Oregon. A letter which the professor wroto a woman In Nashville, Ofc., thirty years ago, has been discovered. In which ho referred to somo of his own specimens" of tho early horse. "There wcro In Oregon three or four species of tho smalt horse," the pro fessor wrote. "I have fragments of many individuals of several of these species. Tdo one of which I have the most completo skelctou was about two feet high.' Ho lived during tho mlocene tertiary times. "My- fossils would not warrant me Tn .speaking of more than three hoofs on each foot ;, the center onq on each foot being' large, and the other ones small. Knch fetlock bone tarnished blra with what was an external hoof. "Belonging to a later, period, the plio cene, Ihave other, horse remains. -The elder .classification gtvea.the name Hip-, parion to the pliocene horse.. .Tbejslde hoofs of, this animal wee still extern al; and therefore, to Some extent, func tional.' These horses mnltlplled is sptetat, of well as la nambars, varying In sloe until the horse proper,; or ean-i us, came on jhe stage with, only rud imentary fragments of the metatarsal bones of the, side hoofs provided for." Insscts That Walk onWatsr. Insects. Hint .walk, on, the water by means . of pneumatic loafs are the familiar spider and the pond skater. The pond Skater really ' walks, on pneumatic floats.. There are tiny hairs ori the feet of tills Insect, so fine that they cannot be seen, that are. arranged to. collect air, The amount collected In and, about these hairs ,1s sufficient to allow the" Insects to, walk pr float on the. surface of the, water. As each foot isput, down It forms a cuplike de pression, Vr tiny pit, tn the water. The foot, does not sink, because the air bubble that has been formed, Is too .light (o let It. A One. covering of hair protects tho water, spldor, too, and even If It Is, submerged In the water it' is never really wet ; tlie'halr keeps a lay- .or.Af air between tsbody and the Victor... It poks, like, a white, pearl when below the' surface.' All That Is Left of .the Mastodon. An early find of, mastodon bones irom tjnawanguDK, uisier twimj, new, York,' iws8presented..tp'the1 University of Virginia by Thomas" Jefferson, third; president of the United States; who, like Theodore Roo'sevelt, twenty sixth president, was an enthusiastic naturalist. It !b noted by natural his- tory that after tho great' transcontinen tal glacier receded largo marshes were left' In' the region where these bones were unearthed, and in them these an imals frequently oecnme roirea. uom Ulster, and Orange counties, have been prolific In mastodon remains. The Warren .mastodon, dug up ,near Now burg In .1845, nnd.new n Hie .American museum, Is the most perfect skeleton so for, found. Bones are frequently' turned .up by. 'fanners, and the, speci mens' have even 'Includydrhalr, , 'long, (Icnse.nnd sliuggy, and of dark golden brown color. , Wht In a Name? ' Mlslress Lot mo see I What's your name Maid Minnie, mum. Mlstressr-Well, Mliuilijiiiin, If you'll only do the roaximuui of Work, you'll sultl-Tlt-BUs. . if ''The Result. "My wife undertook to make bm Bist'.tmaKe&. .w'.,.S5vJ5 ft?". "Wlaat nai "I was stunjj, V ,,-,-. - THE EVENING HERALD, COMMITTEE IS. DRAFTING FISH AND GAME BILL POHTt'AND, Jan. 0.- Senators N'orhlnd and Hnndloy and IloprcMon tntlvo Dean nro preparing a bill to submit to the special scBslon of tho Icglslnturo which will contain tdo re sult of tdo conforenco between tdo governor and tdo Joint committees of tdo sonnto and douso on fish and gamo legislation. Tills bill, or nithor tdo Idea It contains, was approved by nil tdo members of tdo Joint com inlttco oxcepilng Senator Thomas. As plannod there will bo a fish and gamo commission of sown mem bers, but tho work of tho commission will bo In two departments ono to look after commercial tlsdlmr and the other tho interests of tho sports men. Three commissioners wilt hare charge of the commercial .and' three of the sportsmen's departments. The seventh member will, act as an. arbi ter in case of. dispute. . Governor Olcott has asked that the legislature create two commissions, but the Joint committee did not ap prove this plan for the reason that In certain matters the commercial nen and the sportsmen must co-operate, and the, two departments must be so ordlnated. The governor,, however, Informed tho members of the com- mltteo that ho will abide by the plan proposod, willed ho considered tn tho nature of a compromise. Under tde proposed new commis sion eacd department will handle Its own funds. The sportsmen will bo re sponsible for tdo money coming In from that sourco and must ranko the best showing possible to satisfy their following. Tdo commercial mem bers, of tdo commission, will attend to tho propagation of commercial fish. In tho event of a dispute tho seventh momber wltl sit in Judgment and act .as a Jury. It is also the intention of the Joint fish and game committee to have the lngUlaturo deslgnajb the personnel of the new state ilsh and game com mission, or. at' least name six. mem' bers, with the governor naming .the seventh. The idea of the legislature assuming responsibility of, naming the commissioners is not opposed by the governor. By the time the special session convenes next Monday, Messrs. Nor blad, Handley and' Bean hope to have the draft of the bill completed' and ready to, introduce. Senators Norblad and Handley,. coming from Astoria and Tillamook, are Interested in com mercial fishing and Representative Bean,, from Eugene, is one of the most ardent sportsmen in the state and has taken an active part in legis lation for sportsmen 'throughout his long caroor In tho legislature, both as member' of the state senate and house. (. Senator R. V. Rttner, who attends od. the, conference at Salem, believes there should be about live commis sioners on the sportsmen's end of the commission. He says that Portland has one member, and eastern Oregon and southeastern Oregon are represented,- but that there' shouia also be representation for the Will? amette valley. Mr. Ritner Tias writ ten his view on the subject to Mr. Bean for the latter's consideration. The crux of the conference at Sal em did not come until the Joint, com mittees went, into executive" session. Throughout tho day there wos a vast amount of talk about fishing on tho Rogue river, which had no par.t in the purpose of which tho conference 'was .called. Senator Thomas, who Is opposed, to commercial' fishing, In the Rogue, voiced his, objection to the proposed fish nnd game commission being divided into two departments. Mr. Thomas demanded that there, he two distinct commissions, one for game and "the other for the commer cial Interests. He was a minority, however, as tho other members of the Joint committee considered the Plan agreed on as the most workable. The proposed measure, thus .backed' and supported by the joint tjsh and game committee, sdould.be ready to report out In short order whon the legislature gets down to business. SHIPS ASSIGNED TO TRANSPORT DUTY WASHINGTON, Jan, 9, American ships furnished by the United States Shipping Board will, be used to .re patriate Ciecho-Slovak, .Polish and Rumanian troops, nowln'Slberlaan-; riottneedtthe state department today The ' first-vessels, the. President a rant and; America; will, leave -soon for Vladivostok,' whert they are;.ae about Fea'raary 10.: 3 v 'i KLAInU' -LmmSEmL OREGON FIGHt JUST STARTING FOR THESE "DRYS". 77 ,! irra The real job la jast etartiag for these two' saaa' nota iife-iaa worker for prohikiUoa. Aherala Kraast Karat .Caerrlngtea, who the , organteaUoa ,ter,- world-wide prohibition. Ho to also te charge of aU antl-ealooa yak Mentions.. Below, la. Warm 9. Wheeler.' attorney tor, Ua AaU Balooa League of Aasertoa; wk has prosecuted over 2e cases, some W then In the United State Supreme .Court COLD HE ASSERTS HOWARD GAINS FOURTEEN POUNDS TAKING TANLAO AND LAYS CANE ASIDE "I've gained fourteen pounds in six weeks taking Tanlac and now I'm a well man.f said Henry S. How ard. a well-known farmer .and stock falser of King Hill, Idaho. "I had suffered from rheumatism and indigestion twelve years," he continued, '.'and could hardly eat a thing because' everything was against no and I had no appetite. Every Joint In' me was swollen with rheu matism and; hurt so I could nanny bear to be touched. I was la sucn a had' fix I couldn't work and had to use a walking stick to get along. The first bottle of Tanlac made a great change In my feelings, mr rheuma tism soon left' me and I threw my stick aside, for now I can. walk as well as-anybody. "And eat! why I Just can't get enough and I feel like I could do. as much work asl ever could.JTanlac Is worth its .weight In gold, and. it has convinced me that there's . at least one medicine that, will do what they say It will and J want to. do any part In. letting everybody know .about it." Tanlac is sold la Klamath, Falls by the (Star Brag, Coaadjin Lorella .by the 'James Mere.- Co. Adv.. CAPTAIN OF CHAMPS PEDDLES- SHIRTS ' Heinle. Groh ls thrifty. Worlo, series money, as captain of the' champion Reds; failed to divert 'the'ipeppery Hetaie from his reg- ulsc wBtr,o once the scasoii , was over, .So any1 day nowHelBle ean bJ found aehtnd th. shirt eountfer of a'ClaelBnall men's .fur 'IshlBg stor.. And He nle bos, ivts t ' w.i irm 1.' MRTHnTIN saaipBwwhwMjiiKSP3SjjJssjv':i feiHJjjw., '0 'MWW' ENDED IDOLATRY , IN' HAWAII f Orave Act of Kaplolanl, DauohUr of P.Uiet o..,!i.j f r...ulf.i.lMM ' ChrUtlanlty Jhere. No longer do tho flre lakes In the great crater of Klluuea carry tiror to tdo soul of Hawaii as n nicsiynge from the dreadetl fire-god, Pcle. It Is n cen tury since Knplolnnl, ilniishtcr of Ken wlmnnhlll, high chief of tho district of Illlo, mid wife of Nnthe, high chief of Konn, nnd tde national orator, defied tho flro goddess, nnd turned her peo- pie from tho Idolatry. Prior to Hint .....v i.au nujiviniiiiuii run inui urii- ever Pele stamped her foot on the bot tom of tho volcnno Slnunn Lonf her "House of Everlasting Fire," there were earthquakes. If she became an gered with hapless lovers, or any who failed to worship her, she was credited wllh poring out torrents of lava and liquid flume. All who went near Hie crater were expected to do so with .hu .millty and sacrifice, and high priests of the goddess kept 'the people In awe, People gave their dead to the volcano, hoping they would became ghost gods to aid them. Then Kaplolanl,. In 1820, after three years teaching at jthe, feet of missionaries, accepted Christianity, and did what Is recorded as one" of the greatest acts of moral courage ever performed. She visited the volcano against the advice of her hnsband and friends, and hurled stones into the pit, and ate of the enchanted berries near It 8be defied the goddess. .Before go ,lng up she left a message, saying that if she' didn't return, her people should .continue to worship Pele, but If she did they should accept" the new teach ings. Her return safely banished the hold of Idolatry in. Hawaii. FIRST POST SERVICE CRUDE -That Between New York and Boston, However, Was the Beginning of Great System. The first regular postal service be tween two American cities was estab lished December 10, 1072, when the government of New York Inaugurated a regular monthly post' to Boston. Some thirty-three Tears before .that a post office had been opened In Bos ton at the house of BIchard Fairbanks, "for letters which nre brought from beyond the sens, or are to be sent thither." In 1057 tho Virginia assembly pn vlded for the "rapid transmission" of official communications from planta tion to plantation on penalty or one hogshead of tobacco for each default Four years after the establishment of the New Tork-Boston monthly mall, the colonial court of Massachusetts founded an official postofflce tn Boston, with John.. Heyward as postmaster. v .(The, first, parliamentary act for the establishment of '.a postal system In the' English-American colonies was passed tn-1692, and a3 royal patent was granted Thomas Ncale, who was authorised to transport letters at such rates" as the planters should 'Sgree to give. Keale began-operations In Vlr- gwie,, and n the- other colonies soon Joined, la .the movement; .although the aystemwa. very .imperfect. WhalrtiBreathlng Apparatus. An. eminent, naturalist MyBr concern ing the breathing ' apparatus of the whale.: "Tho windpipe does not com-munlcate''wltn-the mouth;' a hole Is. as It were, bored right through the back 'of the-head.-Englneers wonld do well, to copy .the actloB of the;vs)ve of Hierwhle's blow-hole;,afmbfespcr-fectplec,of strasturo lttds.linposalble to imagine. Day "and'nlght, asleep or awake, the whale works Its breathing apparatus In' such ataaanner that not a drop of water ever gets down Into the lungs.. Again, -the-whale must of necessity stay -a-much longer period under water than i seals; .this alone might possibly, drown It, inasmuch as the lungs cannot have access to fresh air. We find that this difficulty has been anticipated and obviated by a pe culiar reservoir in the venous system. which reservoir Is situated at the back of the lungs." Insist on Facts. When yon have lived your life long enough and consistent enough there will be no occasion to question your standing.. Each year added to Its predecessors with, the same consistent goal odds, to the stability of character that .makes character for. the com munity. Such lives unconsciously stnrop themselves upon everyone they touch, and the world Is made better In consequence. It's tho hope of the fu ture that there will arise a class' of men who wilt take nothing for grant ed who ylll seek bed-rock facts for every new venture. Then will .come the days when our civilization will be founded on truth and the results at tained will abide. You can be one, of these framers of the new age If you want to. Lend your aid In' making, the world better and its 'people happier. Teach people not to take things for granted. Grit, ' Animals, Worth Owning, A performing animal, often has a greater earning capacity than a suc cessful man of business. The, first kangaroo to enter :the boxing ring in America earned a sum In five years that allowed himself and his owner to retire from' the' limelight and spend the rest of their lvea In. peace and quiet. .This was, tht irst ipf a long lloa. of j pugilistic,.,, .kangaroos who 'Jmado'J;; their., masters. Much of the succes ' of.'jlagenbeek's Vpnder ! Zoo at Olyoa4a a'fawlyeirsjback was un doubtedly due "to the engagement" of Mux aad Murlts, the "human apes." FRIDAY, JANUARY 0, !Mr Oassengers and Baggage ANYWHERE IN THE CITT QUICK SERVICE RKASONAIUii: RATES PHONE 187 WesternTransferCo. Phono 460 fee Cream 729 Main St. Candies PASTIME Jack Moarow, Prop. Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drink 'JP00I aad Billiard Barber Shop la oCnnectioa . OUR MOTTO "Covrteay aad Sennce'' RsmI Estate, Ituunnc Iadaefales Oppettaaltlea Good bays la farasa aad cttj Jas.M.WtkiiuJr. Salte 1, Swaasoti BIdg. Phone 484 For Good Portraits call at '-'- Loucks " STUDIO (Formerly the Bend Studio) 1136 Main St. . Phone 276-J NOTICE Bonanza, Ore., Dec. 31, 191t. To the Stockholders' of the Bonsjassv National Farm Xoan Asaeciatkn: On Tuesday, January 13, 192e,sfes annual meeting'of the stockholaisa, of our association will be held la the church In Bonanza, at "2 o'clock pjsi. This Is your meeting 'Tour In terests are "under"' consideratlaeu We who have served you as best we, could for the last twelve months are ready' to report what , we have dome. This' is the time to elect our suc cessors for the ensuing year; th time to 'make arraflgementsfor the Improvement and enlargement eC our association, and to correct .any faults in its management. -We' have over thirty ' members nowuwho ;lJave Jrecelfed .over titty thousand dollars. There is not oaje dollar delinquent. No new' indebted ness baa been incurred during thel year and 50 per cent of tho deatsv existing a year ago will have bee, paid. fi All this In detail concerns each of yon directly. Wilt you not come at. the time appointed and help us" maka, a better record next year? - H. M. DANIEL, 6-11 Sec'y-Treas. B.N.F.L.A. HAY GROWERS ATTENTION The Hay Marketing Committee of the Farm Bureau has a market .tec 176 tons of baled hay. Farm bureau, members wishing to bid on these or ders may get in touch with the mark et through ' the Bureau secretary la the county agents office. (If you are not a member of the Farm Bureau, it only costs $1.00 to Join). 13 Sarety bonds wnlle yon watt. Chssv cote Bantu. 1 ' Want Ads bring results. .NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In the County Court of Oregon for the County of Klamath. In the Matter of the Estate, of Levi F. Willits, deceased. Notice Is hereby glvon that the- underslgned has been duly appoint-., ed administratrix of the. estate of Levi. F, Wilms, deceased, by the-. abovo entitled Court, and all persona haying claims against .the said estate, are. required to present 'same, to the undersigned, at the . law offices of Merryman & Van Emon, in the 1st National Bank Building, Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six (6) month from the date of this notice. Dated this 12th day of December, 1919. ... x LAURA A. WILLITS, Administratrix of the Estate of Levi F. Willits,- deceased.,' s , ' 16-19-26t)!.9-H x Try'esa. SsfaM.W, , P 1;