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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUKSDAY, JANUARY ill, 1020
Klamath Falls
F. J. SUTHERLAND
First State & Savings Bank Bldg.
B1I0W CARDS
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DISTRIBUTING
COMMERCIAL ART
ENGRAVING
MA0AZINK8
PAM I'll LOTH
Wo do Everything in Advertising For
" the Merchant
1Why not let an advertising agency write your ads?
Inquire about it and see the results you can obtain
in better advertising.
Phone 357
TEXTOFOLCOTT'S
MESSAGE TO SOLONS
(Continued from Page 2)
Independent of tlio two divisions act
Ing In tlio capacity of an arbitrator.
I still feci, however, that a com
pletn separation of tho two Interests
would lead to moro hurmonlous re-
lotions,
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Hut thoro must bo glvo and take
In arriving at a concluHlon where
many mlndB aro thinking along
many linos, and tho best compromlBO
.ftsA llnt.l . ...... .. n atffill. .IiIaI I t
II1U IVftmiltllllU III,. VIIUV. "HIVII lu
my mind will bring about harmony
and good results will bo acceptable
to the executive .office. I
Whatever may bo your disposition;
of tho matter. I wish to assort posl-
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tivoly thnt tho chiof executive or tho of
state should not bo a mombor of
dthcr or of'nny fish and gamq com-
mlsslon. It! Ih not proporly In Una
with tho sphere of his duties, it Is
not 'for the best wolfaro of the In-
tercsts to bo represented, nor Is It
productive, of the best results. To
noparate tho executive offlc,o from a
WHAT IS IT?
It is the best paying class of advertising in the world if you
have something to sell that belongs among little ads that you find
in The Herald.
JUST TRY IT ONCE
If you have something in your attic, your basement, your
spare room, your barn, around you anywhere that you want to
sell, 'try The Herald classified ads and you will find a buyer.
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IF
Advertise for it, trying' The Herald's classified ads. Some
one has something for sale that you want. Let The Herald find
it for you. It costs you but a few cents a day.
Classified add cost you' 5 cents a line a day five words to the
line. They must be paid for in advance and cannot be received
over the telephone that is why they are so cheap.
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Adv. Agency
window and
interior decorating
balk promotions
novei.t adv.
all forms of adv.
etc., etc.
momburHhlp on tlio commission Ih
tlio right and proper thing to do,
and I assure you would bo meriting
with my hearty approval oh a move
dictated by decerning wisdom.
Tlio fltdi and gamo Rltuatlon In ono
clone to tlio hearts of muny thous
ands of our pooplo, It Is ono of too
far-reaching Importance to allow
potty contddcralloriH to ovorrldo and
overrule the big results that may bo
nncd. I am confident that, as
representatives of tho peoplo of the
B'nt0 of Oregon, you will enter Into
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it uinuunniuii u una iuuHiiun cauniy
and dispassionately, with your mlndB
rnltinVf.fl frntll Infill nilfl nArannnl a-
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vlow tho greater wolfaro of all the
state.
IONK, Jan. 13. The'Chrlstmas va
cation of tho lone schools has been
continued for ono week on nccnunt '
nn epidemic of mumps. E. A
Drown, eighth grado teacher, and 19
of his pupils nrq HI. Principal Kurf-
man Is also a victim,
m
It Ih tho habit of bees to place
their honey In the coolest place In
the hive, and tho young insects In
the warmest.
YOU WANT SOMETHING
CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
FAMOUS S. F. BARS
DULL, VKJl. ril Irtnv-c
I BAN FRANClflCO, Jan. 13.
Eleven your ago J. .1. WIlHon, pro
prietor of tlio onoy famous Novadu
, cafu nt Kearney and I'oHt streets
horo, paid $2!,000 for tliu handsome
liar nnd back bar of his establish-
i incut . The- other day It wus sold at
auction for $16G.
Binillurly tlio,lnir df tlio old Riche
lieu, Kearney, Geary and Markut
street, wad auctioned recently for
210. It com $0,000.
Other salon of barn hero uro re
ported, tlio $ 1(1,000 mahogany of
tlio College Inn bringing $315 and
the $2,500 bar of tlio Odeon cafa
bringing $200.
official iiei.ikvkh
I.V "Dof.U.N'O UP"
JUAREZ. Mex., Jan. 13. J. Kcllpa
Vallf, ciiHtoniri collector ut this port,
Ih n believer In tho psychology of
clothes. For thlH reason ho Iiuh ask-
oil
the .Mexican secretary of tho
treasury to allow him an approprln-j
tton of approximately 2,000 pesos fort
uniforms for himself and his Inspcc-i
tors,
"A dapper uniform tends to In
crease an official's sclf-confldonce,"
Benor Valle said. "It also Is likely
to keep tho wearer out of gambling
dens nnd saloons, for he does not
wish to shame his uniform. Finally,
nn official-looking suit Increases the
respect of the pubflc for law and
order and for the man that Is dele
gated to enforce It.
"Yes, I am a believer In the
'psfcologla del trnjo' the psychology
of dress."
KI.VDH KIDNAPPED HOY
IN UNITED HTATKH ARMY
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Jan. 13.
Mrs. Maud McGIll Ward, of Los I
Angeles, has Just located In Moscow,
Ida., the son whom, she said, was
kidnapped, from her seventeen years
ago, when he was four years old.
Sho wept when she showed two and he nnd his miraculous eggs soi
Dlcturcs of the youth ono as he was' """'J' ourn' at t,,e stake In the town
when she had last seen him and the!
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uwici iiiwuib mill 111 iiiu uiiiiuriil ui
tho United States army but 'It was
for Joy she cried. ,
The son, Oro Johnston McGIll,
was wounded in battle during the,
great war and now is receiving voca-
tlonal training at the University of
Idaho, Moscow.
Their reunion was" effected through
'relatives In Lowelville, O. r
CLING TO BRIEFS
Few People Today Are Without
Pet Superstitions.
Although Not Carried to Extremes
That Have Marred the Pages of
f History In the Past, They
Are Qtlll With Ut.
Wo consjiintly bear It snld that "this
1 tlio twentieth century; superstition
nliil all that sort of thing died out long
ago." Yet thorJl Ih hardly n person In
the country without his pet belief
Unit misfortune follows stooping over
ii baby or spilling Milt, or that n blnclt
' cut brings pood luck, for example.
i Hence, too. the universal practice of
wealing intiscotH "for luck."
Thwtiv however, nro not very scrl.
ous beliefs, being merely pcrsonnl fads.
HtiperMltlou of a deeper rooted and
more unpleasant typo Is still common
In the more backward rural areas,
however. Only a few weeks ngo nn
old dnmo In the Ken country wiih boy
rotted by the whole countryside be
caiiw Mie had the reputation of being
a witch and of throwing spells over
r,,-,,,,,'. rhllclien. stock nml rrons.
No
ono would go near her or let her hnve
food or clothing,' and she nearly
starved to death,
The cold, legal atmosphere of the
courts would he thought unfavorable
to belief In witchcraft, and yet a fann
er by no meuiiH an ignorant man
stood up the other day In Norfolk
court and Informed the bench that
someone hnd bewitched his cows. He
cured tho evil spell by thrusting n red
hot poker Into his churn, when the
evil uplrlt vanished In a bright flame.
Years ngo any old crone who was
cross grained with the neighbors stood
a good chance of being tried (nnd
burnt) for witchcraft, and cases ore
even known where animals were sol
emnly brought Into court and tried on
n pitnllnr charge.
A tough old cock nt Basle, In Swltz
pr'and, was nccused of laying eggs
a most serious offence, as such eggs
uerti uni'd onlv for mnklnz witches'
ointment. The.unhnppy bird was haled
before the Justices, nnd one of the
eggs produced ns proof of guilt. In
the 'face of such evidence the rooster's
cose was hopeless. He was convicted
sminre.
A sow nn(1 slx y"nff P'S wpre np-
miciul rtt 11 ltnlifrnft tmrnrrfa ft chilli.
Bri(, ere brought, protesting loudly
before the "beak." Amid grcnt spnsn-"
tlon. the pow was found guilty npd
publicly executed, but the porkers
wfe acquitted on the Jtround of ex-
treme youth. Af late ns 1740, a cow
was nccused of nossesslne a "devil,".
nnd after n, ong henrfng. was found
jAillty rind condemned to deaTh. "Rats
and mice arid such small deer," have
been summoned on numerous occa
sions, but almost Invariably failed to
put, In nn nppenrance at court.
In the fifteenth century, the peas
ants of a village In the south of France
took legal proceedings against a
pbigue of locusts which trespassed
on their fields and devoured fbelr
crops. As the case was still being
fouyht nearly half a century later, the
modern gardener can sympathize with
ho nnliickv nlnlntlffs. but would prob
ably prefer the more up-to-date uprJll- 1
cation of lime or mustard.
Another action was brought agnlnt
a pest of leeches swarming In the
ponds nnd -streams of another country
dlstrtf t of France. The Judge Issued
a decree ngalnst the leeches tre-spas-Inr
further on the disputed territor
ies, but history Is silent as to whether
the Injunction was ntiped or Ignored.
with resultant punishment for con
tempt of court.
Anlinnls have even been admitted as
witnesses In the courts. It used to be
considered no ofione to kill a hurclnr
trylmr to break Into a liou-p. There.
nruo the difficulty that one innii living
nlone inlclit nsk another to his house, j
nnd then murder him. pretending that
he wns n robber. To get oer this, it
was decided thnt 'any domestic nnlinnl.
such ns n oat or n dog. present nt the
time. might benr witness. If the ani
mal on being questioned, .satisfied the
court tlult his master hnd acted In good
fnltlt. tlio killing wns held to be .Insti
lled. Theie nie not many Instances
of acquittal.
Japanece Giass Industry Gros.
Though encouraged by the govern
ment li 1S70 by tho establishment of a
model glass factory, transferred ten
years later to prtnto ownership, the
glnss Industry of Jnpnn wns only fair
ly prosperous until Je outbreak of the
recent European war, at which time,
due to the shutting off of supplies
from France, Belgium and Germany,
the manufacture of glass received such
n stimulus that It now bids fair to
compete with the Industry. In other
countries. Before 1014 practically all
the window glass used In Jnpnn was"
.Imported, but this branch of the In
dustry Is receiving, speclnl attention
nnd In 1018 Its product Mo tho value
of $1,750,000 was exported.
Conductor, Pulls Teeth.
A conductor-dentist operates on a
branch' of the Chesapeake & Ohio
railroad system In West Virginia. He
Is Dr. Harry Halsteud. When pa
tients fulled to coino to him fast
.enough Hulstcad took a position ns
conductor. ie carries torceps in uis
pocket. During a recent week the
train was balled four times by per
sons wlnj wanted teeth drawn. The
dentist-conductor never falls to make
BUSINESS CARDS
KLAMATH FALLS
Marble & Granite Works
1010 MAIN ST.
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Phono aifl-J 1122 Main St.
O. K. Lunch
AND CONFECTIONERY
Formerly at 40 Main St.
Home-Made Pics and Cakes.
Cold Meats & Lunch Good.
Ice Cream and Fruits.
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HARLEY-DAVIDSON
Service Station
We handle the Harley-Davldson
Motorcycles and Bicycles Exclus
I rely. Also buy, sell and exchange
s,U other Makes. Pennsylvania
and Diamond Tires and Tubes
C. E. BISMABK
110 8. Oth St. Klamath Fall
NOTICE
We open store every Tuesday and
Friday from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.
Many are the good things we can
show. A dollar saved Is a dollar earn
ed. In buying good thngs cheap as
you may learn, you will never be. in
debt and have to skip if you buy your
goods frdm
LUCKY DICK & CO.
201 Kltftnath Ave. Cornet of 6th St.
Let your Glass Troubles be My
Troubles.
Reglazlng done In any part
' of the city
E. C. 8TCCKT.
Carpenter & Cabinetmaker
Phone 477W 1024 Main.
J. C. CLEGHORN
Civil Engineer and Surveyor
Office 517 Main St.
Phenes: Office 160, Res. 102J
O. K. FEED &.SALE
STABLES
Under new manage
ment Best care'tak'en of all
stobk' placed, in our
barn. Horses) harness
and wagons- bought,
sold and exchanged.
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Hair Dressing, Shampooing.
Manlciiiing, Knco Mass.igo
Scalp Treatment
by appointment
MRS. GILL
Leo Apts., ."Hi and Walnut
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HENRY SMITH
Carpenter and Cabinet
Maker
IOC Main Street Phone 457
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A. MAURITSCH
For Your Favorite
Furniture
Phone 176J 10 Main St
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DENTISTS j
Dr. E. G. Wisecarver
PHONE 854
Dr. P.. M. Noel
PHONE 4 j
fWAr fTnrlftrtrnrMl'ii
Seventh and Main Streets j
Professional Pliarmacy
EXCLUSIVELY
Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy
Open
Fourth, and Pine Streets
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
FRED WESTERFELD
DENTIST
Phono 434W.
X.Rny Laboratory
Loomls Bldg., KlainuUi Folia
DR. C. A. KAMUO
Dentist
I. O. O. F. Building
PHONE 01
PRIVATE HOSPITAL
No w Open for
Maternity Chacs
Mrs. Rosa McDanleU,
301 High St Phone 455
Office Phono 177W Res 17711
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Physician and Surgeon
White Building
Klamath Falls Oregon
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician A Hurgacn
Suite 211, 1. O. O. F. Tempi
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone S21 . .
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Burgeon In Klamath
Falls, t
E. D. LAMB
' Physician and Surgeon
Rooms 4 and 5
Phones 17M -.
17R Swanson Bldg.
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CATHERINE SCHLEEF
'Physician and' Burgeon
Office, White Bldg.
w4"0fr"
WARREN HUNT
MEDICINE AND BUBOKKI
20S I. O. O. F. Bids.
DR. & A. MASSEY
Bucceasot to Dr. Trsuut
Bait J0, L O. O. F. Bldg
Office phone 81
Res Phone SAM
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Phenes: 151J Office.
151M Residence.
DR. SOULE
Office 420 Main
Residence 1000 Slain
SAW-BUM; ENGINEERING
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Designers and builders of mod
ern Saw Mills, Planing Mills, Box
Plants. Complete plants contract
ed. Appraisals and reports made.
Dredging. We coiltrnct to build
any clnss of a building and install
machinery of nny kind.
Druftlng'of uny kind done. Blue
Prints made. PHONE 140J
Office in K. D. Building
KLAMATH AUTO
SPRING WORKS
We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair
ing New Ones Made to Order
Axle Straightening and
Blncksiulthlng
ALL WORK GUARANTEED
Phone 250-V 017 Klamath Ave.
i 1 am now prepared to turnlsh
L Shasta Sand from the Hooy, Cam.,
'sand and gravel pit, In any quantity
I that may be desired by contractors
and builders,
i AL F, GRAHAM.
CITY AND COUNTY. ABSTRACT
COMPANY
017 Mala
ARTHUR B. WIMON
Manager
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" In the Hospital
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