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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 12, 1920)
VAOH SEVEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, .TANUAUV 13, 1020 X m m v; mh H. t'!'''' Gutting the Fur Coal Out of the Moth Balln Should Bo a Reminded That Your Automobile lint- 'X tcry Neetln o. Little "Tho nvornito MutcHst," said Jtulil Low, nianngor of tlio local "Hxldn" Sorvluu Btutloii, tlio otlior morning, "Is n queer comhlnn lion of pound Amorlrnn common sonso nnd unsound Aniorlcnn easy gnliigiioeii. And what pnrts of hid nr Iio nover noes or lipurit a com plaint from ho Is prono to neglect. And Hint, of course, In mainly wliy tlio liiittory minors It novor coinplnlnii. "11 dues its work. rlKlit up to tlio point whom It bus nothing inoro to glvo, undor tlio nioHt negligent mid rruol tliuntineiit. Hut, of course, by tlio time It Iiiih reached hiicIi it point It Ih In mighty .1)1x1 Mtinpo, nnd building It tip again In going to cost Mr. Carolosa .Motorist u penny Hint ho might vory well htivo unveil lilniRdf. "And nil this In splto of tlio fnct (tint wo urn continually writ- liipt our customers talking to tliom, minding thoni foldcro and clr- , cnlarii on tlio Biibjoct or getting liottur porformnn nnd longer 'llfo from tlio battery nnd keeping down big repair bills by giving It tlio right kind of service nt tlio rlr.hltlmo. RiKlit now wu uro .sending out n llttlo folder Knowing tlio Importuned of giving tlio Jmttory propor Htorniio when tlio car In Jnlrt up for tlio Wlutor. .It litis boon tlio Intd linlilt of many nutoincbllo owners nt tlio approach . of cold weather to simply run tlio old Iiiih, fully equipped, Into tlio gnriiKO nnd then Idclt tho door tilt tioxt (Spring, "Certainly no fur iih thn battery Ih coiicorhud, tlrln In n mluhtv v'poor proceeding. Inside of tlio lmttory, owing to U chcmlc.il, 'nature, Ju (urtnln sort of action and reaction In continually taking plnco,, uvoh . .vlmti II la Ml,. Vtr tlilii cMiimi II tlrtiiimiilti rurtiiln nttimflin nl iiiaitii1iii tinrlmlai Tlilu nftfitiflnn I' iHtoruil undifr such conditions ond siipdrintondohoo iih only thd lint- T fory ox port! cim glvo It, Bociumo of this, wo ndvlso our ,cutdmprs i "ito romovo tliolr butteries from tliolr car, sending thorn to tin to'ba ,,...,,., i .........1 .... , .. ,........,. ............ ,m. ..,.,., ,. it, i.. ) 4 flt'll ' "H VUlVll 1UI 111 IIUl tHMIIltyU UUJIUi illlUf.il., f I 4IU CUBI. Ul ',111- lcr HtornKo Ih mid nil and thoroli uuranrofthiiUiiothlKjlotrlii)o'(iiuI ;;Jcnn nnppon to tlio bnttory OiiflnKJncl? Krdt'.rftftf.'V4AM : :T AUTO ELECTRIC i;l23MninSt. 4V4i,''t4vM Hi ON SPRAINS; INSJELLIKG Don't Miffrr, Itollcf coidch tlio , moot you rub wllh"Ht Jiicob'n MnliiH'iif" luo- Don't stay nrlpplod! null this noothlng, penetrating liniment right ipio tlio uprnin, acno or ntrain, ami coal miuos in (Joaiiulln, for which a out, comoB pain, soreness, stiffness mIon a,i ono-half pesos woro paid. "NoSthlngTlso ponctrntcs. bonis and T1, It08'la "old8 ln tho J,n8t havQ strengthens tho Injured muscols, furnished tho greater part of tho nnrvos, tendons and ligaments, so coal supply of tho Country and tho Lr?,M.i,I,n 0i"nn.nI.-?,Ldin" now wnor are said to contomplato color tho BKln and cannot cnuso .In- . , .. , " Jury. Don't sufforj, Get a small enlarging tho field and placing, Coa trlal liottlo from nny drug storo now bulla, coal on the United States mar- lltnbor upl Hub tho mlsory right j0tt mil A tvifitnnnl 'nffAi. C TnrtK'a Lrnlmcnt" Is applied you can not iferl, the (lightest pain or soronons, nnd you esq go. about your rogutar ddtlot. ' "fit. Jacotia Llnlmrt" cantlBBm pain. It has boon ,umc! ffecttvolyl LONDON', Doc. 44 By Mali) tor sprains, stfiUas, soraaeu d tw Arnor(caNJbtlar'1gii;ndVtBQrI- 'JWL?lJ. 6? c,ls .gln. In a blooding of the Plll.r. o The 1920 crosds .closet, knary.jasdo aistuily of the tbt'Tolkloret IB. Are you UsUdT ' jc "' f eommrciB'.," i ' ' ?- - ' M rfint,4 i4iuM4k,M Wnh titt lf..T i',ne, Ar hk K0 r,. ,.,.,-, - - -- - 5 . . ' pu . . ,.r. ' .1 . w f KM U. - iv :' ,', .ft tt:&,-T- ' ":;,;' :,."" wHAt:isitr , ' -,., It is the best paying class of advertising in t . .1. .' hayeJsomething.tpsell that belongs. among.little MaiiaiMin'Themerald?84!u.iiift ., an -.-1 mmM-mttim w - i & 1 it, m i il 3&A. flu A j L' Ifyou have m ... .. , . r ww spaferobm, your barn, around youianywhere that you want to sell? try Tlie Herald classified ads and you will find a buyer. ., : " IF "Advertise for. i? one has something it for you. It costs Classified ads "r i i .t line.' They must be paid for in advance and cannot.be received' ' ..., . .. -' - '''' v bver tlie'telephoner-that is why they are so cheap. j i ' ::'- Extra Attention ' J A nnn linul li.i irlvnn If U'lthtl It lu SERVICE CO., , , , ' u . Phond 22M .p.- i AMERICANS STILL BUY MEXICAN MINES MUXJCO CITY, nCc. 1?, (IJy Mull ) Amorlrun ccplfnllBtn nro ro 'poitcd t6' hnWi Invented 'hoavlly In mining property In tho northurn part of tho rupubllo, tho largest shiglo deal, having been made by uri Ameri ca n smelting auti-roflnlng ciyipany for controlling Interest In tho itoaltn DOUJAlt LnK MKANLNO, i Hercules tad SMnUtt scroll. c- i i j cording to' a Drltlth' writer who b W l V. vttujiru tl4 ttiHimi twUiU' tiiWU wiii t IF oauSflJJ Bis? oioiiaD llJT Jtv j "''' ,( rv "if! niil ol'o)lfl lirov I JL IV . IIIQT TDV IT OMPP " ., t . i . . u. V ' something inyoUr attic,your Ji Jt .JAM .-r Ufi -tA lJj t r.u . . i i' ;;";" irn '-u ' -- --'--,,- r,", YOU WANT SOMETHING it,' trying The Herald's classified ads. Some'-"' for sale that you want. Let you. but a few cents a day. cost you:5 cents .a .line' aftay BISHOP FEARS FDI SUM- iPDMUOT fiUiiHiyiLrii .MANCHI38TEU, Lug., Doc. 20. Ily Mii!l"liVorythlng points to tho nenr j approach of u gonornl, dcllbernto and utistnlnoil iittiick oil tno uiriMiun conception of mnrrlnse," doclnred tho' Illnhop of Hereford In nti nddress at Mnnchestor Cnthodralou "Now Mens of tfnnlngo." 'Tho war has lowered tho prciitlgo of marriage In tho thought of many people nnd visibly endangered Its clmrwctcr," raid- tljo ' HUhop. "Tbls, Iisa been accomplished, partly by en dowing womo"nn'd gills with urU 1 rccc.dcntcd Independence hntl, forty Ing them Into a pfib'IIc prouilrienco for which nothing In th(jlrjprev(.oufl 'careers hml prepared, thdiri; most. of all liy-MiatcinCWxi' wiipie ;npric oil e'villzci) Boclety and b'rlng('ng( ilntof open 'qUeHtloiI io aecopt'eil prlrfclpibl ,nrcs of soff'nl.orJlof, iKscredltlng'cImrclies.lbfteil errtis n river when hunted. m iireaiting down nuinority nnu iorc-i Ing under ruthless. prlf)cjsm the most InttmatO' mid I undamqntnl nssunip t!ons of,:h,nman conduct. , , 'Tho .divorce court Xhowfl uk'tho lcturo of a society JgoVcrnmcril by mpulsd ntther thnn ' by principle, iwent ulorlg by the current? of eolf ndulgent fashion rather, than pursu 'ng a deterpilrtcd cdurso by tho dlrecr tlon of settled convictions of person al duty." , , KSTltAY Vv Camp to my place at Round Lak about Oct. 15 the' following cnttld: one roan yearling steor, and one red wlilto-faci'd heifer, both branded D2 on right hip, crop off right car, undor slope on left ear. One red yearling hotter, branded quarter circle box dti right hlpj heart on right shoulder, crop and under bit right nnd left ear and upper crop on right ear also. One red yearling blotched brand on left nip, swallow lork on ngnt .or, crop and swallow fork on left car; also split on left ear. And a ' mIjo on'bTiBkct. w'at'le on lertleg. 12-14 WILLIAM LAMBERT Dean Moore, of Howard Univer sity, TVashlngton, a leading " negro educator, says that roany negroes in the1 South' .are suffering from' over Prosperity, He tell of laborers nUi- IngHwb'iiute'motiiles and twdp!anbs. .1 ' ;c;.' '.;:.. i ,, "T57-KA knt unovipd loiftjiot jtaWrf fc'wrtt At Vi 'If no tc " ;'"'.':;:. ; the world if ypu1- ' -r. I '- . .JjjtfAfJ'f ads that you find' a basement,, your,: The Herald find ,.'' five words to the. "' WHERE MOLE BEATS MONKEY' eimlnn Is Comparatively Helplett tho Vater, ao Are Many of the Land Dlrdc. ' In llnvc you ever noticed n giill drojv )Ing on the sen how It spreads It v.Iii'gs high so that tho feathers, shall, not he wetted? If n gull's wing fenth cis get wet It cannot rise until the dry, says u writer In London Tlt-Illls. Throw n mouse Into the water. II, can swim a little, hut its noon ns Its fur Is soaked down It goes, and drowns. So, loo, In tho eiso of a rab bit. Ah soon as Its fur Is wet It If done for. t ' A mole ran swim llki; anything, but' n monkey Is very hclples In the water. Almost al land birds drown very rap; Idly If unlucky enough to fall Into the water. They strike out with their legs: mrive round mid round In n circle, biit ennnot get oft the water. Lions nnd tigers, are very good swlro. inerx,, nnd do not share the commqp rats' lint red for the wafer. Rut of af tho cat tribe, the Soujh American Jaguar in tho, finest performer In the, wafer. It n'ems. often toplunge In fo mere Joy of u swim. , A rabbity rarf w'e have sald. drowns as spon as" Ita fur l soaked throught yet curiously enough Its pear relative,' me nnre, swims runic well, una win jfiirsinre.cofiu swimmers, oven wie that psualjy-llye far froni large shpeti mi miii-i. nun iiic cuimuuii rui la iit. mefiri -norfermcr: i . One of tin- lipstnf nnlmnl Kulmmprs Is the fiorse. Horsey have been knowV to swim n river nearly ,n mile widij'i simpiy to get back to their old stable," . ueer, too, can all swim wen. There are cases of caribou having tjwunV neros'Takes ten miles wide when1 rscaplng from forest Urcs. , . ALCOHOL .GROWS OM TREE? ...,-. T7-: ' . ... X uiquia ucciarea to tie Kicnniui in Blooms Which Flourish In Pre- ' fusion In India. , ', Alcohol In these duys has attention from governments In diverse wayiC England has bad a committee study-. Ing the possibilities of Increasing the production of alcohol to be used In' generating power. The opportunities discussed by the committee are Interesting: Of course; potatoes, artichokes and cereals came' In for attention. Bat It seen there are lm knewm aonree of alcohol. Fer: exampl, Hw 1e tbe low f tbe uiabua tree, wblea toariahea la'By- .ovrabaaao'rti'e-etral-iart'of'Isait Ttiis flower.- wfctM bd MAi earn per ewtfotitti weitrt1 hi -fejri :l-f. wnAlls 1i1 in h mtherwd by ;tk? t.-flty tr.S toe ienue gaaes m crtaaoce -orem. .Tky-are rrtrrtW M bmtfrmi 'Um eyraajr vas taaKilCM i lll to (IMrnuiisi.'cuntaair wMcrf t aVabfctte Hi what developed under the straw af war may be coDtorreftMato ethyl al cohol. i vWHtf the oi-UriboUi xr-r. deiee WeoiaBdet WeeaSoiNIaiHa falfly JBJoafcwiBtfiWWkilMtH J"ft. : W ! M-'fiTOs jmiWffsm Ti ?,?asu,piSit "UIWU !MUxJ'u:itiiM .rifid'.rVi Vl'--2l.L.)JJli-lL23-Iliit,l. 'T.ITJlm!ilr, JrfSkJethlS -llk.J beWiytaV oto.V r tflMTMe i Xhtlbn?HirHttai. ' ii n.' i v - - -- Airkaif'Buye'rriWikllHileHrlt A pHrtralt' df. BetsVlniln' FrBTitttn; pemtM,1n PaHtn.lTTl!by;JcepSi:-. frjrapleMta Bdehwlngj b(m,as : Miehket Frfrtsam? the VWYtiri RvV nine 'Post istHtes.''-1 FTanklln tDresented P thOportralt.'toiHheiFreresi-P.erler, ep ginecrs and owners,'of,the Cballlot, fire eigvInetwhe he;, left France, and,.lt was from the PerjerjYainliy thaT Mr, PrleOsom purchased It tlils'year. u Th'd portrait, whose1 gorgeous frame if the period Is caf-ved In' the form of'tf I, serpent, is snld.'tobei typical 'of the bestswork:of Duplessls, who was made a fiieniber of ;tlie,acnilflmy.ln 1774, and was Inter nnnolnted conservntor of the museum of' Versailles. In, Versailles, hY a street called Duplcssls.'nnd n htntue of lilra'stands III a public square of the city. Oniy Live Okapt In Captivity. Tbe only live oEapl In captivity has been brought to Antwerp from the Coi(go. The oknpl Is the survivor of'a distant ancestor of' the giraffe. An adult stands about five feet high, and although it hns the general shape '' the giraffe, Its neck Is. relatively shorter rind Its forelegs nre not so high In proportion to ho hindquarters. The sides of the animal's heai! nro light fawn color nnd the general color ation of the body Is a dark purple. ' Tho most striking characteristic Is j that' the rump, and the upper' purt of the legs nre transversely striped with black and' white. It was first known In. IflOl. having been found In the Semi Ik! forest, haunting low under growth and swamps. Gettlno On. "How did thnt nc tress ever secure nn engagement, I wonder?" "Why, didn't you rend about It? She applied, to a manager who refused to listen to her and shu shot him. Then she had several offqrs," 6he Refuses to Go Dry. Tli say this for the wife," "What?" "Nowadays she's the only thing left n the house that still has the same old kick," ' uie, Aiusrivn araauaaqor. . wnpm , , PsHVftW-oJ'th.'t petfknewj has W n r'fVia in 'rtls'nntrV.thVirrVv of BUSINESS CARDS KLAMATH FALLS Marble 6c Granite Works J 010 MAIN ST. i I'hoiio ni(J-J 112-J .Main St. O. K. Lunch AND CONKEOTIONEnY Formerly at 45 Main St. Homc-Mndo Vlen and Cakes. Cold Meats & Lunch Good. Ice Cream and Krnits. fVWi'ViAWiiVWWMiNWA'itViiVliV' HARLEY-DAVIDSON Service Station .Ve handle the Harley-Davldson Motorcyclca and Bicycles Exclus- relv Also buy, sell and exchange all- otner, Makes. Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. C. E. BISMAHK 115 B. 9th Ht. Klamath Falls NOTICE I Wo open store every "Tuesday tfl -. .P r rioay irom iv;uu a. in. iu i.uy,y. in, Afany ar,e the good things we can shov.,A dollar saved le a dollanearni ed.'in buylnggdod- thngs' cheapf.as. yfitt'.riiay learn, you .will neveKibe'ln debt and have to skip If ypu buy .your .1.. . ' t buuuo llUiil .. ,- LUCKY DICK &-CO. f 201 Klamath' Ave. Corner of 6th Stj Let your Glass Troubles be My Troubles. ' Reglazlng done In any part of the city E. C. STUCK.!. Carpenter & Cabinetmaker Phone 477W 1024 Main. 3. C CLKGHORN Ctvll. Engineer aad Harveyor Office 517 Mala Bt Fb'cwea: OAce lk; Kee. 1WU i r. n: . . SAIX- b-f? a, rrr- m . .t m CJ1 t, -. k. Under, new manager mw, takndf.all -. stock f)barn placed, in our HoreeB, harnet TMHomt bouffht, ridw ym and-exciiangeci;! t v jiiui u ta IF 0frjiMyyyyyMtiWIM " r DINTlSTSi 0 UL i--1. 3iiWIJl-fc- ". UT. cia ' -tfi-fr.taejcr-f ey ? i -opoiBB.'l -- PHOlfK 4 Over UaderweoeTa BeTeitkaid'hUla Sereeta uun.nnnrrw-iri-i-i-i-"i - llnlr Dressing. Shampoblng,- Manicuring, Face Massage Scalp Treatment by -appointment MRS. Cllili ." . Leo Apts., t"th and Walnut wvwwwwwvvwMAMAAAMA' HENRY SMITH, Carpenter and Cabinet Maker 10,6 Main Street Phone 457, A; MAURITSCH For Your Favorite Furniture Phone 176J 10 Main St. O. K. FEED a TAMliEi it sa ; -I! Professional Pharmacy EXCLUSIVELY Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy N Open Fourth and Pine Streets PROFESSIONAL CARDS FRED WESTERFELD . DKNTtHT - Phone 434W. X-ltny laboratory Loomls Uldg., Jvlamaili Falls DIt. C. A. IIAMJJO . Dentist I.' O. O. V. UulIdlnB I'HONK 01 PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Cava Mrs. Rosn, MrDanJels, 301 High St Phone 455 WVs Office Phdno 177W nes 177U Dr.JH. D. Lloyd Stewart 1'liysicinn nnu Burgeon . " .White TBuli'dlrig Klamath Falls' ' ' Oregon VVVVVVVVVVWVVVAiVVVSAAVIAAVW' DK. F. R- GOPDArtri. Osteopathic I'bysldaa Surgeoa iihe 21 J, .1; O. O, F. Temple '"" ' 'r fbTer'K. K! Kl tore)'!'' Phone Vil .. , (The only Osteopathic Phyal cianand eurgeon la, Klaatath E.D;LAMB Phisrsician and Surgeon Itooms 4 and 5 Phones 17M 17K Swanson Bldg. (CATHERINE SCHLEEF Z Physician and Burgeon Office, White Bldg. "r-0-8-frfl--0--e--4- WARREN HUNT ' - f' - - . MHPicium anb Bxmamx -r..iV MIXO. DRldMASSEY 'cieWeW.'-' siMiM.i'e. .-; OsJtoejpaieajejHW -.- 3flii4Vi"l' ffi Fheaee: V-imr.t .'fr-HWfT nnsouif Ul ia- r. kLluU Kii,;l'lahi : ixt I, . TiueW:tito4r',-iieV: ,nk Saw mtim rtW1 WftlJ FMIk's: CeaejaeMT-pli ilil eMWtfW. led. Aperaiaale aad report ;, DredC"-. We ecptrctt9 JalM siacBtaen of aay klaeV 4 Fil1 .T.V n4 k-Vkli.X W,. n..'A.l' KTiMtM 1HMI.I .- r (.- j ,h - ij(raasa;Mfii ''' " CracVl-s KPKemif iijui. ji.riru-ii-n-.-i- ------'""" ioo kkAmTH:AUTOv rrs. ijf-l! SPRINGWORKS We Do All KtaAfof Spring Repalr tog! NeVOaea Blade: to Order Axle StraJghtealna; and r, Blacksmlthlng JMb WORK GUARANTEED Phone 2B9-Y 817 Klaioata Ave. I am now prepared to furnish Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Caiu..i sand, and ,gravelplt, In any quantity that may be desired by contractor and builders. .,,. ALF. GRAHAM, CITY AXP COUNTY ABSTRACT I COD?ANY 617 Main ARTHUR; R. WJliSON Manager Soon In tlie Hospital S.T,T ." - ir 151J-Oflkw. , ,r. 0ii, ... .. i c. jo UHtj rr" flu "WTOir$Hiixjr3Rluai:iAk-i,r .j