The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 31, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text"V ! V""""" TAGIJ, Ki:VKN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON r SATURDAY, JANUARY 31, 1020 !v$$m$$j$m. Ta Jazzz ORIGINAL Jazzz ? T t t t ? T BIG DANCE' . SATURDAY NIGHT AT MOOSE HALL ' Kay-Jay M4hSm$hmhQh$hm$mm$m$i Li ' ' Mi . I I fBTH II 11 1 If I lAllfinll rWoTi lIB ! M I Disease! of Women a Specialty. MEDFORD, OREGON. PHILADELPHIA T .nfi .r0 , PHILADELPHIA, 3an. 31. Many chqnges In the city government became effective with the Induction inio office oC Mayor J. Hampton Moory., -They were authorised, at the last session of the legislature. ... li" . . .. ....... f. . ......... . i. ' Into the hapdH of t,wenty-one council imn. fiminlviirl Inln nlnvln hfuftf . I ' I mmw reach, -member being pafd $5,000 a' ,, , ,,,,, ; i " L JL-f1 ' .'. i, . i ' wJ -., itbe new council Is William W. Roper, year, This council takes the place. , .' .. i. . J"P W V 1 .IT It . unmilarleil members, i41olulngcoi,nbre than one salaried ffloe "by one mun Is absolutely pro hibited. ' ' All city employes are required to eeafe political activity. They are forbidden to solicit or pay political assessments, voluntarily or Involun tarily, The city has acquired the power to do Its own paving, repairing and explorers, Berlrfg, Muller nnd 8kell cleanlng of streets, collecting of kft nnd records from the govern nshes, garbage, waste and rubbish, ment files at Potrograd. O10I9A.B.S..InC. if he's extra large. heavyfurred, cased "Sluibert" Wants Oregon Furs . ALL YOU CAN SH1F And Will Pay Ticsjc Extremely High Price GLT A S21PMEPJT Cl-F TODAY milKRAthkbt I liIUI(GE I COYOTE iij fcmd, uui hico id 23,C3 1 22.C0 tj IS C3 1 15.C0 tc 12r0 1 10.C3 to 8i0 110X3 to 5 f 3 PpsorHMflfi 22CDlilgl5.00l3l0TCDlol0C3 E.COh 6.f0 8f0o in ' :, MUS-KiaLAr. . , Win.cr f 6.C0IO 5.C0I 4.7510 3,i5 33 iO 2.73! 213 to U3 20 to i;o Ml I roto 3.7SI 3:Qtn 2J5 1 2-r3t0 2.0) 1.7510 10 U5to 1.25 KtlinCAltRtEl NHIAnCE r?llltDIUM I miSHAll. ilGQOOUKFRIME . HIWtQMtPtii ' Mr, tvmA$ fun to tvi"t tTai to ma0l a)ID 1 1 9 0 UlTt Black 55.05 to 12.CJ II 1.00 fo 9X0 i 8.J3I8 E.(8 I 7.r0 lo 7X0 7.00 ta .3 50 Short 10.00 to 9.00 8X310 ViO 7i3to 0.75 CXOtO 5i0 6.03 to 3.00 Narrow 7.50 to 6.50 6.?3 to 5.15 5.CJtj 4.50 4.0 to 3.50 3i(Tt3, 1.50 Broad I 5.00 to 4.00 1 3.CQ to 33 1 2.75 tl 2.25 2.00 to 1J0 liOlo .75 These extremely hich prices are based en tha well-known "SHUBERT" '.liberal grading and nre quoted for immediate shipment. No, 3, No. 4, and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. For" quotations on other Oregon Furs, write for 'ffili aNpurrt Hlupr," the enly reliable and accurate market report and price list of .its kind published. Jt' FREE Write for it. A, shipment to "SHUBERT" will result In "more money" "quicker." A. aTa t t J Y t T Y Orchestra and disposing thereof. .TIiIh Ih not compulsory, however, as It still may 1)0 done by contract. Mayor Moore for years repre sented a Philadelphia district In con gress. Elected on a reform ticket, ho has promised to revolutionize methodh and do away with the old "BnK-" Already ho has shaken up lho .P1,cf onl 8ervetl n't'ce Pn thtevei., peddlers of bablt-forming "ruK"' wniaero, garaDiers, ana ,he nnderworld generally that they mvtt et ut ! ihe cly- Protected v'ce will not exist as long as he Is' mayor of Philadelphia, he has de . . r ' PrnmtliDnl In IVn muMliApaliln nf .I..A.WWO o IIUVUIUU tVVIUHICtVHU OLD AltrKIVKH FOUND, SEATTLE, Wash.. Jan. 30. Pho tographic reproductions of original Rueflan manuscripts, nrchlves and not ei regarding Alaska's early hla- 'A " tory have been obtained by the Un ! verslty of Washington library. The reproductions are' of papers of the "MWWWi rt- -.... . llclvD'UM N!l SMALL N?2 J410fctl ttH w -ai .AT THE CHURCHES No change will lie made In (lilt loluinn utile dm ropy in lit The ritcnliiK Herald office by 0 o'clock Krldiy evening. First Daptlst ChurcliHcorncr Wash ington and Eighth. tsunday school at 10 a, m., C. It. JeLap, superintendent. I'roachJng at 11 a. in. 'ruor Hervice Wedut-suuy at 8 P. M. ivery second and fourth Wednesday ivenlng will be devoted to missionary work. D. 7. P. U. Sunday evening at 8 p. m. A tordlal Invitation if extend ed to all to attend these services. ' Sacred Heart Cburcn, corner 8th ind High streets. Itev. Hugh J. Mar hall, pastor. lt Mass at 8 o'clock 2nd .Mass at 10:30 Ktcnlng service, Hosary and Dene llction at 7 o'clock. First Presbyterian Church, Corner iixia anu 1 1 ne bueuis. uev. E. r -.nwrencu, Minister 437 Third 8t 'hone 429. . Sermon 11 a. m. Subject "The Kingdom of Heaven." 7.30 J), in. "The Unchanging Jes us." Special mn.Mc at both services. Sunday school at 10 n. m. We still nivo room for more pupils altho the Utendance harf gone up by leaps each Sunday since moving into the new churrh. The attendance at church icrIce? h'aa almost doubled since lenving the old church. We extend an Invlt.-ltlon to anyone who has no church home to worship with us. Since Rev. M. C. Rossmnn' hw gone to Gold Hill to preach, no services. will be held. . Sunday school at 10: IS a. m. Sei vices and Sunday School next Sunday at the uBual time. All nre most heartily Invited to worship with us. Methodist Episcopal Church. Tenth, md High, Rev. 8. J. Chaney. jastor, 1117 East street. Phone 67W Sunday Itucl lit lt'.0i A M around tne city. yuWUKVrJWst M :wfb,ehn - Sunday school 10 a, m. out of the rallVay station," said Gen- Epworth league at 6:30 p. m. eral Galda, "we encountered lines of Evening Church Service 7130 p. m Japanese troo'ps drawn Up -with bay- toZ?uUCm g Wedn"day eTeD" onets' fixed. "We had to go hack. .All are cortlla'lly Invited to ail the "'That' 'night' a' cOrdotf or Allied ervfreVat the Methonlst Chnreb. 'troops', fwo battallrins ot Japanese. vSiss!&iSSm ,b?tu,,r df Amrc,ans "a eTen tT5.t'?-3P P-m. Mch,SJu-' lare ,crc ot Czechs. 'Vaa 'drawn day??' , ''tV "4JhoOt the yards. Ttiey would not ''V ... . ' let 'bs through and we would n"t Are Flrt Christian Churcjj, corner Iv, i .., ,h., ,fc, ...j v.,. Ninth and Pine streets. C. F Trim- ' ,w tha.1 m'!h' end ble. pastor. ., " x , Allied forces surrotfndlngJus. Sunday Schobl. 10 A. M. "Guns from the hillsides -opened Sermon 11 a. m. ' on us that nlrht and fttimlnn war. i.nriBiian cnoeaior h:ju p. m ...... ... Prayer meeting Wednesda even ing, 7:30 p .in. . Fmmnnuel Baptist Church, Eleventh and High itrMta. Sunday bchool 10 a. m. Preaching at 11 a. m. by H. E. Marshall, the eangelist. The Rev. Mr. Marshall will hold evening meet- te.thJ?tUBl' to "M P- mH I'rayer meeting Wednesday, at tok heId that as ciech citizens Gen 7:30 p. in. eral Galda and his staff were not Womnn's Home and Foreign 5Ils- amenable to Russian law. They es da0"norfyeaPc0hCi?nLth.ee,S ""' death by promising the Kol- Tou are invited to these services. The Christian Science Society, of Klamath Falls holds services at 113 Fourth street every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday evening at 7:30. All are welcome- The subject ot lesson for Sundny. "Love" The' Sundny school session Is from 9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday. morning. The free reading room and free lending library Is open from 2:30 to 4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. O. A? C. ENROLLMENT . REACHES HIGH MARK OrtEGON AGRICULTURAL- COL LEGE, Corvallis, Jap.' 31. College enrollment has soared more than 1, 000 "per cent since tho school year 1900-1901, according to figures com piled by H. M. fennant, registrar. At tendance, In other words, has increas ed from 436 to 4711. This Includes boh short nirtl long coursei students. With this rapid Influx has come the necessity for a larger instructional staff and tn top ot this costs of sup plies have advanced materially. Class room and laboratory facilities are said to be entirely Inadequate. IIIG RANK CLKAIUNGS LONDON, Jan. 14? Bills, checks, etc., paid at the Bankers' Clearing house during 1919 aggregated 3,- 386,768,000, or 650,000,000 morel tlinn in 1918 P. W. Matthews, of tho Bunker's' Clearing house, In sending out these figures attributes these enormous pgures largely to tho hlh cost. of raw material, tho Increased price of production and tho consequent larger demand for' hanking accom modation. Activity on the stock ex change was a factor. Portugal is the most illiterate country in Europe more than sixty per cent of its population cannot I write. Will TELLS OF REVOLUTION ill MIISIO!; SHANGHAI, Dec. 16. (By Mall. J Nearly all of the GOO revolutloiiark-it trapped by the forces of the All Russian government In the attempt ed revolt at Vladivostok on Novem ber 18 wore killed, according to General Rudolph Oalda, the Czecho slovak commander, who acted as military leader of the Insurgents. Xleneral Oalda came to Shanghai after he and his forces were cap tured when the rebellion, failed, "Two hundred of the, rovplutlon arles were killed In fighting," he said. "Three hundred of them were marched out like cattle nd shot. No trials, .no hearing.. They were driven before the firing squads." General Galda said tho real lead ers of the abortive revolution were Ivan Alexanderovltch Tokussheff, president of the Siberian Duma be fore Admiral Kolchak was given the title of supreme ruler, and ,Colonel Arkndl Antpvich Kradovetckl, who was vice-minister of, the constituent assembly that was formed last year. "I sympathized with them," con tinued General 'Galda. "I promised! them to take the position .of commander-in-chief of the Russian army If their efforts to overthrow the Kol chak regime succeeded." Describing the one day revolution and Its fail ure, General Galda told how the re irolutlonarles assembled in the rail- 'Uon at Vladlvpstok but were "".-u upon oy iroops or tne aii- I Russian government from the hills " - -. . ships In the harbor began to drop shells into the circle where' SOD ot us were confined. "It lasted all night. Two hundred dead and mortally wounded lay where they fell. The next morning those ttho Were left were permitted to surrender. They killed them all " The Allied authorities at Vladivos- cnuK commanaer at Vladivostok to leave the country at once. CATTI.K IXFKCTKD. BUENOS AIRES,Jan. 30. Preval ence of the foot and moth disease among cattle herds in Argentina has prompted the government to draw jup a bill to offer prizes for any perbon indenting a serum with which Cattle can be successfully inoculated against the disease. IN THE CIRCUIT COUT OF TJIE STATE OF OREGON FOR KLAM ATH eOUNTY In tne Hatter tt Hip nptltlnn nf .tha fioard of Directors of the Langeiri vniiey irrigation District of Klam ath County, Oregon, .pra)Ing that all the proceedings of said Board and of said District providing for and authorizing the issue of the Bonds of said District may be ex amined.' approved and confirmed by the Ceurt: To the Larisell Valley Irrigation Dis trict and to all freeholdeis, Legal . voters and Assessment payers wunin said uisirrci: Notice is hereby given that the above entitled court has fixed the hour of 2 o'clock p. m. of Friday, the 27th day of February A. D. 1920, and the Court Room ot the above entitled court In the city of Klam nth Falls, Oregon as the time and place for. the hearing of the petition of the Board of Directors of the Lan gell Valley Irrigation District of Klamath Coufttv, Oregon, praying that all proceedings' of said Board nnd of said Dfsttict piovldlng for and authorizing tho issue of the Bonds of said District may be examined, ap proved nnd confirmed by the Court, which petition has. neon filed with the c,ork of the Clrcult Court ot Ul0 State'of'Orogon for Klamath County Ahy person, interested may nt any time befoio FrWuy. the 27th day of February A, D. 1920 appear an con test the validity ot such proceedings, I or'or any or tne acts or tilings tnere In enumerated. , Tills notice is published mirsuant to an,,order made by the Honorable D..V. Kuykendall. Judge of the Cir cuit Court of the State of Oregon for K)amath County made and entered upon the 22nd day of January, A. D. 1920. O. R. DELAP. Clerk Circuit Court LLOYD R. DELAP, Deputy Clerk of the Circuit Court of the. State ot OroEon for Klamath County. 24-31-7-14 BUSINESS CARDS KLAMATH FALLS Marble & Granite Works 1010 MAIN ST. SMMMWWMVMWWWWVVMW Phone 040-J 1122 Main St. O. K. Lunch , AMD OONFEOTIONKBT Formerly at 45 Main St. Home-Made Plea and Cake. Cold Meota Laneh Good. Ice Cream ami PraiU. Chmn. HARLEY-DAVIDSON Service Station ' We handle the Harley-Davldson Motorcycles and Bicycles Exclns lively. Also buy, sell and exchange all other Makes. Pennsylvania ana uiamona Tires ana TUDes. C. K. BISMARK IIS 8. Wh St. Klamath Fallal 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 tbngs cheap as you may learn, you will never be In debt and have to skip If you buy your goods from LUCKY DICK & CO. ' 201 Klamath Ave. Corner of Cth St Let your Glaoa Troubles be -My "" "'Trouble. Beghulng dpse.lnj.aay part of the city K.CttJCKT. Carpentar ft. .Cablnetaake Phone 47 7W '' s 1024 Mala. J. CCLEGHORN Civil E&gteeer oad 8mey Office' 617 Mala St. Phenes: Offlce lio, Bee. 1R2J O.K. FEED & SALE, STABLES Under new manage ment Best care taken of all stock' placed in our barn. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. A.M.M DENTISTS Dr. E. .G. 'Wisecarver PHONG 854 Dr. P. M. Noel PHONE 4 Over- Underwood's Seventh and MoIb Streets WWWWWWMWWW.WVW Hair Dressing, Slmmpoolng, Manicuring, Face Massage Scalp treatment by appointment MRS. GILL Lee Apts., 5th and Walnut Jl. AMMAMMAMMMAMMrArWVWMWWMW HENRY SMITH Carpenter and Cabinet Maker 106 Wain Street Phone 457 iii irrifMifvV'"wwWVMMVVVWVAj A. MAURITSCH For Your Favorite Furniture Phone 176J 10 Main S,t. --, ,--, Professional Pharmacy EXCLUSIVELY M Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy ' Open Fourth and Pine Streets PROFESSIONAL CARDS wv FRED WESTERFELD IlKNTIHT .Phone 434W. .X-Kny Laboratory Loom I lildg., Hlomntn Folia MMrMrMMMMMMrWWMrWMWWWWWM DB. C. A. RAMBO Dentist L O. O. F. Building PJIONE 01 m ii"irvrJiMvwrvifvutiuJ PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Caaet Mrs. Roaa McDanlelS, 301 High SL Phone 455 AMAMVWWWMVWVVWI Offlce Phone 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart , Physician and Surgeon White Duitding Klamath Falls Oregon DR. F. J. GODDARD , Osteopathic Physician and .burgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN ANU SURGEON . Rooms '4 and 5 Phones 17W 17R Swnnsou Bldg. (Over-Gun Store) t 0040fr8COftO RATHEMNr MNLECF Pliystciaa ,jo4 8rgo Offfe. WMtt BWc 0ftfrWfMvMMMMM4 WARREN HUNT MK&l$raE f 4HD 817BGKET SOfJL.OkJtaVrBUa DR. G. A. MASSEY Successor to Dr. Trmat Hlt.aOtr. L JO.. O. R.B14 Offlce'plione 86J Rett Phone 80M Phenes: .151J Office! 151M Residence. DR. SOULE . Offlce 420 Main Residence 100D Main SAW MILL 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 contract to build any class of a building and install machinery of any kind. Drafting of any kind done. Bine 1 Prints made. , PHONE 140J Offlce in K. D. Building U .W.-T.,, .,, rwwuvLftin rtufu SPRING WORKS We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair ing New Ones Made to Order Axle Straightening and Blacksmlthlng ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone 250-T 617 Klamath Ave. 1 I am now prepared to furnish Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Cam., jand and gravel pit, In any quantity that may be desired by contractors and builders. AL F. GRAHAM. C1TV AND COUNTV, ABSTRACT ' COMPANY 817 Main ARTHUR R. WILSON L Mnnager Soon In the Hospital i.