The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 23, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextI il MI If!' 1 H i n fi FRIDAY, JANUARY 2.1, 1020 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON I'AOIJ TWO ' "iPi "" '- 4' 4 l: fi KK jpiiypa "V. -jvl:3 eSVSSa&t W!5ftSirA Z 7i : h EJ2 . Wk SEI A SIllilM .(TIT 1 1 1UI KKt..Il .1 uiw 3A2srBaEsaaiivBBi..ai BSg? -. 3r v . ., tif . it' ":'& . iiffPIjIite Mibernia Sayings iid Loan Sbciety -'Si" , f r HIBERNIA BANK INCOKI'ORATIU) 1S61 Market; McAllister and Jones Sts office mT i ! 'w'ifc Assets ' SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 'Vt -' .rt - '. fc"i.i'-l -"! .' m,l'S7, 622M ' v v- b . - '''. : ' - " I NUMBER OF DePOSITsORS,v82.332 - WRITE TO-US 'OR' BOOKLET . w ?,t , ... j ia n AlTtiP Wm ' ' WBft;waBMWI AVERAGE AMOUNT OF DEPOSIT 'BANKING EY MAIL" seae.sr . HOW NEW WAR RISKINSIK , BILL mm CiiHlrt-lVl.lU&p 1mm$r fii"fnstallment3 under' tuc hew law," snid Mr..Sveot,;'ith'o last year for 3G months .or moe at the option It mbroMhaii doublo lUin&H treblolonco, tt'o'moi will monthly rocot'vo $000 compensation- the now law In Ills enso, being Increased by $00 Mt' .1... irpini1int tn .' dlDlitntl tv-T .... it..- .- . . .t.i...i kn i.i...iI.Ihh.. .t lw...if i . tlnv .l.nl Almmlit Jt fllit litlinK flnldti rtf tim! UJ v-j buvuu.M iu i..n ut.iu.vu v- mnilDUl IJUIIUJIIV 1 1 1 C T U 11 S OS IHUVUIUII IIUI- lllljy.,3IUIIl. Uliillim -!'" "t"i.... ..v .. iv ui nuilll To tho votornn, who ban no wlf) but, ono child, '00 it month, with n for onob additional child, an Incrcnao from MO. To tho vclornn with dopomUmt inronta, an oxtm nllownnoowf $10 a uouth for each In uluo rsrantod, ' "Of eourso, nil dlahliUlo will not como within tho rating of total tone Itornry," Mr. Swoot said, "and no tho now law lnovldos that all dltmbllltlcit Rihall ho rstod hy tho War ltlsk Ilur- oau, Tliwo othor ratlnRn nre: partial and temporary, total mid parmnnunl and partial and pormnnont, and for toch tho monthly componRatloil Rltnll bo a porcontnKo of tho dogroo of re duction In imriilnit capacity ronnltlnff from this disability. Tho roducthm In oarnliiK capacity nniHt hu at luniit ton imcont huforo ono can iocqIvq any oji.iponsatlnn. J "For total OJMiianoul disability tho rrmliwnRntlon Is ftxnd at UlO a Wnth, Tho Inw (ipoJlfhally provides 'tant tho loss of ootli reel or doiii fhMHl-r, or tho slBht of bntli oyoa, or Hh 'Ivts of ono hand, or ono foot ami mm oj.or no iand and ono eye. or UiocomlnK pormunontly bcdrlddoi" dhnll bo doomod t U total ponnan- ij out UsAblllty. Than, too. doublo lot. llH nl permanent Olfliihllll ontltlsM ono .or Blto at to $200 a month an loan no ho llvos. f,," For Instance,. thia ilonhio paymont It) c(nr Otorts for tho fow nion who lost both oyoi, at! nun luiiii mid (Jno. font, or both cyoa l . i i ii ii-f- -ii--i niuUiJiiJi Kr)iv AiiW LjJME LIFE OF ILEAtMEn" J It Irtij , ,.; .i ii i 1 1 i M Kvr fo ihllnit on n TInr tinlMnn ult or sn ninbrtlla or Utn ttltldlnjt down , 7wir irlth you oJ l bli'a duck! " STOP IT! U, lltll Dergminn Oil on otir suln tpa, Iho mo ktrnV you houiiht for your hii. You'll ilixl H Hi " .jiltnJId rtiult In vrUntvo( "t!oo! for mohilr, Uilbor, nJ tmtutlon UUnr. Theo. Bergmann Shoe Mfg. Co. VOKTLAND, ORiaON Jp nil t Htptlr Hho Bbopt nil Sporlln C'ood Utoru. yiand both handa or bolu eyes and hath foet: ''Tho holplossly dlsnlilett nro faith- DEVELOPING BEDS OF CHILEAN NITRATE Ulsk Iluieou tomillow un additional m Chile nnd tlollvla Is expected to $20!,n,month-tO"thoso vetornna In rrsult from liiiprovommitn uf tho .of tho policyholder, Mr. Sweet sald,,j that' -pnfdJn tho past. This Increase, vhilo the "policies may bo made pay-' 'which IS pe'rinaho'nt,' will ti'dd $SQ,- (ablo'to nliy'ot'tbo follovhlgff 000,000 a yesrto tho amounts paid, m,. Sweet also explained tho per-- cr carod for under tbo now law by VAI.I'ARAISA, Jan. ?!l. Dovol Pnrfcnt. Erandnarent. sten-Darent, parent through adoption, hulband, seivfce tneh and their families Wife, child, grandchild J stepchild,! 'Jly the' retroactive provisions of adopted child, brother, sistor; Iralt- tho jaw aji j,ayment8 ot cotiipeitsa- , sister, nniMiroiner, urouierinrougn tion will. bq increased to tho.new has-j To tho unmarried vototan, , ' " j HUOI.UOU, (iBtuuiuor, uiiwe, uuai, js- payments now aro being mftdp by, month, nn.lncreasft rrom $ao. i WASHINGTON. Jan. $t. Ilowl'1" n'oco. brptUcr-lnTlaw,' sistor- the 'nr Risk. Bureau to mako' up tho To (hq .yotornntli.u. wlfO, ?P a. monthly benefits pahf under tho War in-huV.; n? RJ?oa yhci wa'anthei.ajfferonco between tho old rao Of s month, aulncrenso from $15..... . , Tttst tnmimneB Act have been '" In-, Iclj?U3n of a parent to tho iPsuidd,eomncngllt!on and-tho new ono. .TliHl To tbo veteran" With' a vito and, i .. i' , -i.,,;j i Trr nn vpar litsforii" tlin insiirnjl'st mi- - i.... ii.". ., .11...., 1 n. .i.n.i nr. . ......,. .. ,....... n. shall enlarged WS the recently enacted stment, t e chlIJrsn,ornch pois9n; ,to -2i 1.832 veterans, among whom' $35. -r.-,t3r -...-, "Hon tho Abna9 finpalrmonla of flllvor Or3a aifd, nltrnto from liarth- Sweet bill is explained by its author, anJ p;,rent through itdoiiTloa. of Jhq n,;oa,o00 isbe'og rtKtrllmtod.'Forl To tho vetoranAvlth a wife and two' earning capacity resulting from In- orp Chllu ttod Bolivia nro shipped ei Iowa. msmqo-s.wuo or uus.-ani, , instance, mi unmnrrJed soldlor who or more children. $100 n month nn'J"" "' c,v" "i"1"1"" ",lu ""irom mm pon for all disabled cS-sorvioo mon. For total temporary disability, tho now 1 - - -'-. .'.; 1 . . i . 1 . . . . compensation will bo paid as rollowflj need or an nttondnnt. part ot Antoragasia wiiicij now nro $80 at a9ilioiinHyH,ii!iiH8cu 11,'uin inw in progress ni n cost ostimnieii at ,011 tboso disabled men for tholr In- 1,700,000. IncroaAod - commoreo dividual success In overcoming the with llollvla also Is expected, handicap of a pormaneut In fury. Tho' Antofngnitn has hud a poor htir- law directs that disability ratings bar and it la connected by railway bo bared as fr na practlcaWo with lluancha'a and 1'otosl, llollvla. V ' .'. a . i . .... si. .. " ' . Representative weet Converted insurance, msy now bo "The jnonlilv conipansoUon paid" bvus been drawing' $30 a montii for Increase from $63. SiagBggaKsrcgjj!! v vr . upon tho Impairment of earning capa ! city In each Individual case. From! in rCnglAnd. lulho sixteenth con ( ilmo to tlmo, tho Iluicuu Is directed tury, if wrs a common practice "for to readjust tho schedule ot rating In h0 mon to ttttoko In church, C H A Fctmous ?For ffi& x , ff "tii.rJ H . Vu '" "j-.'i v.elou'8, 'M-Qtor-, H . '.-.- : ' ' "?' -- '.i ii Thousands Cfo&ose The w i cccoruunco with uctuai cxpenonci. I , 'Alcaldes, tbo mony paid by tho '('.ovornmunt aa compensation to. (Ini ivar-dlaablod men, tho huv also pto- videq that all Injured veterans slial) j furnished with reasonable govern incut. medical and hospital sorvlcoj, and .such supplies, Including artifi cial limbs, trusses and similar appli ances an tho War ltlsk Bureau may determine. ' "Tills modicul nnd hospital treat ment will bo given to Americans, who may bo living In foreign countries as' well as In tho United Stntos, and Am- jerlcans who fought In tho armies of tho Allies can receive tbo, treatment at hospital In this country. I "Twenty to thirty thousand Amorl- cans Were paro of tho Canadian army ' and or necessity tho Canadian gov-, ornment must look uftor these who aro maimed nnd crippled, no matter where they may llvo. Many of lhcsot have roturned to tho United States and can be treated In our own gov-,, ornment hospitals by tho now lnw authorizing tho Bureau to establish rpclprocal arrangements for tho' treatment of tho vctoraris. In turn, tho Americans who, go to Canada can be treated In tho Canadian hospitals, or supplied with artificial limbs and ' .appliances. In either caso, ano gov- M I Chandler Dispatch "ANY admirers of the Chandler Six choose the . Chandler Dispatch. For two years this model has outsold all other cars of the so-called sport type. Its popularity is one of the high spots in motordom. " ' ' The new series. Dispatch is a snappy, handsome car, seating fdur adults in perfect comfort. It is of most .beautiful design and finish; mounted on the standard Chandler chassis, famous -for its mechanical excellence.' You are asked to pay much more for cars which might perhaps be compared with the Chandler. And cheap cars sell for but little less. - ' $IX SPLENDID, BODY TYPES Seven-Passenger Touring Car, $1895 Four-Passenger Roadster, SI 895 . ,,""' Four-Passenger Dispatch Car, $1975 ''a - ' P V (Continued on pago 7) ,rii G gh" de ra Ladies1 & Men's Clothes MADK TO ORDKR FINKHT MATICHIALH I1KHT OF WOIIKMANHIUIP LATEST BTYLK8 I'KKKKtrr FIT GUARANTEED I'rit-o, Nr very rnntonkble Vour Inspection InvltMl Chas. J. Cizek mT-'iTciiAnt taiWk tl .iHtii'HL. I ... i Seven-Passenger Sedan, $2895 Four-Passenger Coupe, $2795 Wl Prices, o. b, CltvtluuQ Limousine, $3395 U CENTRAL GARAGE t CHANDLER MOTOR. CAR GOMPANTY, CLEVELAND, OHIO R ex Caf e f i . We cater to the fastidious public. Our Menu has been established for the benefit , of those who care for. food properly prepared, in the ,' best way. We buy the best " and prepare it to suit you, and give you service. Qua-, lity and service the motto. of-'..-thfs cafe. . rt THE REX CAFE W3l 4----j-H--'-.4-,j4M.ta,Mi4'j .