The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 15, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti'aoij hi:vj:n THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TIIUHHIMY, JANUARY J, 1020, I to Untangling "'" r. j.i o- J. 0 1 GENERAL NEWS 0 T0Kl6, Jan. 15. Influenza Is spreading throughout Japan: Thera uro 1,000,000 coses reported, of which 12,000 nro soldiers. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J Jan. 15, : Tiio budget of tlio Inter-church world movement to bo used In co-ordinating tho energies of tlio Protostnnt- do nominations for tho ovungollxutlon of tho world has been approved nt thu conforonco of 1.-100 church lead ers. Tin) bailed calls for tho expen ' '. .!(?r,? !? ,l!2 men w.ho ar9 riMI out and ad justing tho fuol situation, Thoy nro tho thrco ap pointed by Prcsldont Wilson and renretoutlng the coal operators, minor and the public. Secretary of Labor Wilson reproienU tho government This picture was takon as tlio party won leaving tho Whit Houbo. Thoy-are (left to rlsht). 8oclnry Wilton. John 0. Whlto, formor Mlno Workera' president; Henry W. Robinson, ropreaenting the public, and Rembront Poalo of Pennsylvania, representing tbo operators. v diture of $1,330,000,000 in tbdiwxt:1'011' nilnont In tho moving pic flvo years. Jt provides fcr ovan gollstle work In America and tho foreign field, proper financing of hospitals and homes, liberal awards to struggling colleges, wages to both ministers and missionaries. WASIIINdTON, Jan. 15. Plans for building n great navul reserve force by tho establishment of sum mer training courses at tho'' naval training stations for high school and collogo youths will bo laid before Congress by Secretary Daniels In tho near future. DENVER, C61o Jan. 15. Four governors, two lieutenant governors, and twerity-n.vo represent atlvoB' or tho Westorn Stntcs ItoclnmnUon 'as sociation and tho "League of Pnbllc Land Slates havo left Donvor In n special car' en route to Washington, whercthcygo to -present lo'Congress, 't $!M - 1 dWtit tz.iVDi"ir' F r"' W , ' J sir P I- GG 1 1 1 j mM'r 1 1 1-1 I lr I-, p " H 10- tou:M 11 " 1 , WJ M I l!" A l-"J .' V-dW . kv Vlt is,th'e best paying.class of advertising in the world if you " v have something to sell that belongs among little ads that you find in The Herald. C -h If you have something in y our., attic, your ''basement, "your - spare room,. your barn,iarouri(Jou anywhere that. you' want to ' selljury The Herald classifiediads and you will find a buyer. fi-.i . . r f'i- '" IF Advertise for one has something Classified ads line. They must ' over the telephone -, ??: s-t&&&iVfo'l!fl JJ-f-' V J-'. Uncle Sam's Fudl - t , .. n memorial neoklng prompt action on tho suggested ?2G0,000,000 ro- clnmutlun appropriation for tho western staluH. WASIIINdTON, Jan. 15. Enlist ment of tlio motion plcturo Industry In, Anierlcnnlzatlon. work wlU'r-.beJ furthered by a commlttco of film producers and others appointed by Secretary J4ano.os tho result of ro cont conferences between .tlio socrcv tnry and representatives of Indusfv. Included on the committee, of which Uwo Is chairman, nroJAdqlph, Zukor and I.oula j7 Solzulck of Now York, turo world. jhnd no valid title. , CHICAGO,. Jan. 15. A ro-ord NEW YORK, Jan. 15. Further snlo of thorcughbrod hogs was mndo Increases In the prico of men's cloth today when 3C Poland China sows j Ing. without much' change. In style, wcro auctioned for J55.975, nn nver-'wero predict ed by delegates who at- ago of $1,551.84 each, at tho farm . near, Lake Geneva, Wis., of William Wrlgloy, Jr. Ernest Molborg, of Norway, la., paid tho hlgbcst price. $4,000, for n bow. An offor of $50, 000 was inado, but refused, for n priio hog for which Mr. Wrlgloy paid $15,000. . ELKO, Nov., Jnn, 15, In a fit of rage, Hilly Lucas,- an dx-prizeflghtor, shot and killed his wife and com mitted suIcMor'by shooting himself twice below the heart. ' Ho. died In twenty minutes. WASHINGTON! Jan. 15 Protest ngnlnst tlicflcclBlon 'of 'Attorney Gen--tf V1. fuel ''?. , . 'id lir 1, , tr m-1" . , rtfii. ,it ji 'I Pi I) 9)(J(, uj wirt0.i pot) 91 salmnfeT ciplea jt toi'. ' TH tHlHN:.BftlHl BH .BM 'w-k W M Wt-WT a;'B'BM T MW i k9,f.t 1 WHAT IS IT? 7 JUST TRY IT ONCE YOU WANT SOMETHING it ir M!wr w: i imiv Bfll Hi HI HV HI wb,ci m HI H HI H HW Hi H M Hi HT Hr W' I1! I1! H Hf'ft1' VHl1! vJj'HJ.H it, trying The Herald's clad'iad's.'; Some 4&1-. for sale that you want, lie Let costyou 5 cents a line a . ."kTh"rn "'.:"(! tan k be paid for in advapce andcaripot be received that is. why they are so cheap, -ft $wF&bt -. vswmiw Problem, .. .. . r ami I'ulmcr on 'December 4 In turn- Ing ovor 100,000 acres of oil lands In California, estimated to. bo worth $GOO,000,'000, to tho Southern Paci fic company without an npjleal from tho ndverso Judgment of a lower court, was made by Clifford Plnchot, president of the Nntlonal,Cpnserva tiou commission,. In a letter to IIih attorney gcncrul. WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. Offi cials of tlio Indian bureau sold to day thoy had information that ,moro than $,100,000, and possibly as much jaa $1,000,000 had been paid by tho public for worthless' deeds to Indian lands bolng arid by promoters who tended the tenth annual convention i of tho International Association Clothing Designers here. of NEW WAR MUSEUM. SAN FRANCISCO, Jnn. 15. Con- struction.of n lsTge granite building In tho civic confer. hero, to be used ns a war museum, Americanization hall and m"et'ng placo for veterans, ts proposed by tho "War Votorons Memorial association. The handing, projected as a mem- orlalto San' FraitflBCo's Boldlers and pallors' who died in the -war, would be financed, under' plans' laid "herp,- by the sale of stock nt a dollar a share. Its lu.i u 13U T J dl It X. .,- l t'A W h 5m.'.-V The Herald find ... ,f 1 -.. r - 1. day-rfive, words, to the . ,. . : , DEACONS HAD LAST LAUGH Qood Story of How Boston Merchant Furnlthed New Haven Church With Daptlorial Service. In one of the olrtr churches of New Unveil there Is a veiy (jiialm niid lieau Mful bnptlsmal service ret nt slvci mill no less j tin I nt Is the title or hou I lie old clitirch came by the same. It wim during tho year tliaf Vork town full 1 1 n t the trustees of the clnii'cli decided that the frame build Ing limit have repairs and Kent ti Hus ton for six Itcgs of nails. In course of lime the kegs arrived on one of the huge and slow-moving freight wagons of (lie day und wru duly delivered to (fie cnrpcnlers. Nails In those days were scarce and expensive, wieli one being the hand, work of il blacksmith, and. us a ennse ipience of the methods followed II llielr manufacture, the smiths usually turning out 100 or so On days when I hey hnd nothing else in particular to engage their attention, they wero npt to he very Irregular in size and dc groe of perfection.' The dcllghf of the rhlfcf carpenter was, therefore, great when, knocking In the head of 'one keg, he found the nails of remnrknhly uniform size and Indicating the best workmanship and material; "Ye were In luck, deacon," he re marked to one of the trustees iylm had been present to receipt for 'the six kegs, "for these be Spanish nulls, made nt Toledo. Belike they were taken from some Spanish' ship' byV'u sea rover." Me began to beat In the head of another keg and uttered an excla mation of astonishment. "These ben't milli, deacon!" he gasped, "his eyes staring. . "' They were not. The l:eg was.full to i lie brim of Spanish silver dollars. "So I see. M.nster Thomas," the neuron remarked quietly. "Suppose you head up that keg again, and I will call n meeting of the trustees to dls riisi thlx matter. We must -write to the merchant of Hnston concerning It." The meeting of jhe trustees, was duly held that very day. nniLlting'nud iimest were the arguments 'that took place. What was tho proper course . for them to follow? Should tliey sim ply' write tho Huston merchant 'that one of the kegs had-bcen found to be fill) of Silver dollnrb? The church wa IMior and the deacons were Connecti cut Ynnke. fo the bone. It was most ohvlntiH that the I'.oston merchant had obtained the keg In some unusual man ner 11 tut It was a logical assumption that he hail paid for It on a hall-value linxls. us he had sold It. Then uprose one who might have done mighty tiling In finance had he lived a century and a half later. t "l:et us write" he said, "to this mer iliani 'of Boston town simply the facts that there was an -error In shipment." And so they 'dlil. In time came the merchant's reply. He had bought the kegs from a prl vnteerKinun; that they .were sold as hotigh'f and "that no mistakes' could be rectified." And there Is m doubt 'that the dea cons' chuckled 'somewhat "dryly 'as:they ordered 'the silver -dollars of Spain melted down -mid cast Into that service which can today be'polnted out to the "youth of New Haven as an example of of. well, something. Mark1 TwalnV Imagination. rMark!-Twain had 'such a vivid Im agination, such a' brain for embroid ery, that It was a dlfflcult-tnsk for him to. tell a straight story just as It hap pened. he could' moke up one. tliut iyas so, much better.' ' We alt know that, Albert Blgelow' Paine, working on theMurk"r Twain "Life"' found It neeeRsnry, to- discard much iof the) an tohlographlc material that Murk Twain hnd written. Investigation, talks with men still living who knew he. facts", simply proved that the tales were "not so. And Mark Tw'aln' was no liar; He had a' glorious, an almost superhuman, Imagination. As he ap proached threescore and ten ho said, as quoted In the "Life," "When I was younger I could remember anything, wbe'her It happened or not.; but I am getting old. and soon I shall re member only the latter." Should Wlfey Tell AUT "Should- n woman tell her husband everything?" asks n 'New York news paper, No--hold on let's not get In totnn argument over this thing when did an. argument convince anybody of "anything of Importance? Let's its.t reflect that If a woman' falls to tell 'her' husband everything he Is likely pto miss n lot-of news that never gets b Into 1 tho newspapers. And ,lf-men should fall' to tell .their .wiyes. pretty Lmuch ..everything they, dare tell,, the wives, wou'd miss a lot pf gossip-ma teriel, An,a lr otn aaopt, a, policy -or 'reserve' domestic 'conversation way lag ,a Iof 'unless one 'or1" the 'dtlief thinks taHhehappy'expeaient' of using topics f personal tlmportnnee'f or converstf- llonal" purpose! sYea--thls 18 a 'big cubjpct.- Qo-ahead talk about It for -weelt If -jvmJfflftr-f jB ,.r - Wanted to, Know.' . Roomer-l'd'Hka to,,knov-,who. U ( ' Ijiiidladv-Probably "no orle. Don't 'ydtf know-that 'Ink 'evaporates quite ;rnpld!y.lrK n r ' "' . erlRootner-fAnd how about.'fny station ery ?f Does that evaporate, too? Boa- ,ton Transcript : tt-t " No Chance. "We'd better "not "stay here. Let's go to some other cafe." . "What's the tnatterT" I4d0n't think we'll ever get our'dln tier. I've Just discqyered that our waiter Is the one that I forgot t& tip the. Inst time I was In here." BUSINESS CARDS KLAMATH FALLS Marble & Granite Works 1010 MAIN ST. l'hono .110-1 1 1 lili Main St. O. K. Lunch AND CO.VFECnONEIlY Formerly at 46 Main St. Homc-SIado Pics and Cakes. Cold Meats & Lunch Good. Ice Cream and Fruits. HARLEY-DAVIDSON Service Station We handle tho Hnrley-Davldson Motorcycles and Bicycles Exclus ively, Also buy, sell and exchange all stner Makes. Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. C. E. BISMARK UK a (Mh at. iriamnth Pallt j a NOTICE Wc open store every Tuesday and Friday from 10:00 a. ra. to 4:00 p. m. Many are tho good things we can show; -A dollar saved Is n dollar-earned." In buying good thnga "cheap 'as you may learri, you will never be' In dobt and have to skip If youbuy your goods from' LUCKY DICK & CO. 201 Klamath Ave. Corner of Gth St. Let your Glass Troubles bo My Troubles. Reglazlng done in any part of the city E. C. STCCKY. Carpenter & Cabinetmaker Phone 477W ' 1024 Main. J. C CIiEGHOBN Civil Engineer and Surveyor Office 517 Main St. Phenes: Office 100, Res. 103J IWWWMIW. JiWWMWMWMW'w'l,lwW O. K. FEED & SALE STABLES Und6r newvmanage . raent ,Best c'aire. taken of. all stock placed in our bam. Horses, harness - and wagons , bought, ..sold and exchanged. MWwWvWMMVMMWWVWMMMAMAAAMA ' DENTISTS Dr. E. G. Wiiecarver PHONE 84 'Dr.-RMrNoel PHONE 4 . Over .TJnderwood'a "Seventh and Mala Streeta vjTjTjruirVwasvvvii"" J - Haii1 Dressing," "Shampooing, Manicuring, Face Massage Scalp-Treatment by 'appointment - ; ;' MRS, GILL1 , lice' Apt., 5th -and Walnut ArWWWWWVtMMWyWyMAr)rAAAAMrrAAr HENRY SMITH Carpenter and Cabinet Maker 106 Main Street rT Phono. 45rJ f . , ,: A. MAURITSCH ! For Your Favorite, FurnitureJttMJ t Phone 176J 10 Mitlk'SU vtryw .Professional . SI 4 in 1 Warren Hunt HospHal Pharm.cr Open Fourth and Pine Streets PROFESSIONAL CARDS FRED WESTERFELD IIENTIHT Phone 434W. X-Itny Laboratory Loomls Uldg., Kliiuintri Falls DIL C. A. RAMnO Dentist I, O. O. V. Building PHONE 01 PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Cases Mrs, Rosa McDnnlcls, 301 High St Phone 455 Office Phone 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Physician and Surgeon White Building Klamath Falls Oregon rr DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and, Surgeon Off iceand Residence Pliqnes.321 L 6.' 0. F. Temple " " E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Rooms 4 and 5 Phones 17Y 17R Swnnson Bldg. (Over Gun Store) Hr: rXrXrX- r. KATHERINE SCHLEEF Physician nnd Surgeon Office, White Bldg. w::-::":::x-:-:"X::-: WARREN HUNT MEDICINE AND SUBOEBT . - s- -.. - 206 I. O. O. F. Bldg. .fc. : !i DR. G, A, MASSEY Sarcessor to Dr. Tnua Suit 206, 1.O. O. P. Bldg 'Office phone" 863 Rea'PboB'e MM Phenes: 151J Offlce.- 4 -lSlMltesldehce. DR. SOULE Office 420Maln - Kesidence,.1000 Main; , . 'i .. ' .... " SAW MILL) ENOINKERINQ. : , CONSTKUCrripN CM.; Designers aad builders of mod? era Saw Mills, Plaiting Mills, Box Plants'. Complete plants" contract ed. Appraisals'an'd'repWts made. Dredging. We contract to build any class of a building and install machinery of any kind.. Drafting of any kind done. Blue Prints made. PHONE 149J Office In K. D. Building KLAMATH AUTO -SPRINGtWORKS We Do AHjKlndaprSnrlng Repair-'; ing -new uses jbihso ui vniw Axle Straightening and BlacksmUUng AT.T, 'WORK GUARANTEED Phone aOO-Y 017 Klamath Ave'.M I 1 am now prepared to mrui aWnsiH Sand from the Hoey. Call sand and gravel pit, in any quantity that may be desired by .contractors and builders ...J k ' AL F. GRAHAM . - f CITV AND COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY i. '. i3 .pn.fi, . ,517 Mala ,. , ARTHUR R. W1XBON n, i "i. Maisager T Pharmacy iiT- t ,i ir $' 1. We?! Soon In the Hospital' 5r m