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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 5, 1920)
ivuiu Tiimju THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THUllHnAY, FKnilUAIlY n, 1020 ' " r i'i i i iii i ft T J h THE WESTERN UNION Life Insurance Co. Deposits and Investments Locally Lower Cost Belter Service t OTTO KLUM Dislrict Manager "MY CAKES NEVER FALL-NEVER" "They're always of feathei-y lightness and the secret of my success is Crescent Baking Powder "It's a dill'erent and more convenient pov'der. "Callers nijiy interrupt when I'm in the midst of cake mixing, but with Crescent interruptions do not mean failure. "The Crescent raise awaits oven heat; when the cake is slipped in, the dough rises to perfec tion no chance for it to fall, though baking is delayed for hours." You pay only the pre-war price. 25c for 1 pound $1.00 for 5 pounds CRESCENT MANUFACTURING COMPANY Seattle, Washington OPERATING FORDS IN COLD WEATHER "Ford operators can save them selves couHldorublo trouble during cold wi'iitliur If tlioy clvn proper iittmitlon to tin) Ford clutch," Halil T. .1. Murtoll, special tigonl for the fltmidtiril Oil company, In dlHctissltiK cold wmithor lubrication yeslorday. ".Mnuy Ford operators complain that when tlio i!tu;lno Im rolil It Ih haril lo crunk nlid the car Iiiih u leti (Iciiiy lo crcop forward wlillo crunk Inir "To eliminate an much as possible thin caiiHu for complulnt, tlioy should III Ht malco nuro that tlio clutch llirowoiit lover Ih adJiiHlcd no that, with tlio Jiund-lirnku lover not tlio clutch In fully dliioncaKcd. An thin relieves thu steel dliicn In tlio clutch of all pressure from tlio clutch Hirlm:, It hIioiiIiI permit Btilllcloiit separation of tlio driving from tho driven discs o allow them to turn freely on each othor. This Ih neces sary because thu driving discs aro connected to thu cuglno rrnnkshnft and tlio (lilvon discs cannot rovolvc without turning thu rear whculs. Hut If tlio lubricating oil uncd la of too heavy body, the discs will still bavo a tendency to Htlck together and mako cranking dlfllcult. "In tho Ford powor plant tho clutch Ih combined with tho engine and lubricated from tho supply of oil In tho crankcaHo. If tho oil In uho has a zero cold tent It will not congeal or becomo too heavy at nny temperature above zero, and tho clutch discs will then separate freely when relieved of tho pressura of tho clutch spring. Thin will permit tho engine to ho crnnkod with minimum effort, and will check tho tendency of I ho car lo crcop forward. "Xeroleno light Is tho correct lubri cant for Ford cars In cold weather. It has a zero cold. test. It Ih cor rectly refined from selected Califor nia crude oil and It Hows freely In all temperatures down to zero. It helpH considerably to olliiilnato the hard cranking and creeping car complaints and given correct lubrica tion to tho engluo, tho clutch and the transmission." (TIT IIAMj nuiir IN FIFTY 1'KAIW FOR SALE Real Estate MAAAAMAAMAMMAMAAAMAMAMMWWVt I'llILADKLl'IIIA, Fob. 5. Pay ment for building the Philadelphia city hall has Just liven comjiloted, al though construction was started In 1872. The cost was f 2ri,000,000. The city hall was built by a public building cummlsslon, authorized by the legislature In 1870. A fotir-"mllI tax for Its construction wns levied on ' 'w ............. w .U ,,..,. f, ,-,n,, UAl.t,. ... ,- i six yearn. At that llmo, however,) Ithoun Durham-bull, 1 tho city did not bavo tho power of' M. Hold. , ,, lien for taxes and, iih a result, part of the buildln gtaxcH remained delln-iueut. HEWS Hi COLUMNS FOIl BALK Koomtn;; homo- b')t location In town 'nnulre it'll Main 8t. 4-C FOR SALE Miscellaneous LOST AND FOUND registered horse 0. G-ll LOST Small, oval, blue mosaic pin Sunday evening. Howard. Mrs. C, J. Ferguson. G-3t LOST On Main St. yesterday $20.00 Hill. Finder please return to Arth ur Iloloo, Phono 480W. $5.00 reward. 4-G HIT-Irr X I Invented the Tiru Sola Idea U. S. Patent No. 1077149, November a, 11. CutTire Costs with Sturges Tire Soles NOTH'H OK FINAL ACCOUNT 0 Bring us an old, worn tiro like this we'll cover it with a Sturges Tiro Solo made of new, live rub ber, with heavy non-skid tread and you'll have the equal of a new tire, which looks liko this, guaranteed for 6,000 miles. Sturges Tire Solea re duce your tire expense one half. Wa apply them free. KIiAMATn RUDDER & LEATHER CO. 1120 Main St. Phono 801 ill W if 1 1 1 H In tho County Court of tho State of Oregon for Klamath County. In thu matter of tho estate of II. G. Falrclo, deceased. Notice Is hereby given that tho un dersigned ban filed In tho uliovo en titled court mid matter his llnal i account and that Saturday. March 0, 1U20. at 11:00 o'clock p. m., In tho ! coin t room of thu above entitled court In tho County Court IIouso at I Klamath Falls, Klamath County, Oregon, has been fixed by tho court as the time and place at which he 'will bear the said llnal account and nettle the same, and all persons hav ing objections thereto shall II lo their .said objections or appear personally land object to the continuation of the said account on or before tho said date ubuvo mentioned. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, this 1th day of February, 1020. II. M. MANNING, Kxccutur of tho Kstuto of II. 0. Falrclo, Deceased. G-12-10-2G-4 Wnnt Ads bring ioniiNn. MECCA Billard Parlor r,M .MAIN KTIIHKT Most l'p.to-l)ato llllllanl Parlor In (ho Clly HICII-OltADK CK1ARM i CUiAJtK'mtt) anil TOUACCOS KOKT DltlNKH CouvtcHj' ami Service our Motto In ancient Home tho perfumers lived In a special quarter set apart for their uso, and whole streets wero filled with their shops, which wero tho lounging places for wealthy young nobles. NOTICH OK K1LINU OK PETITION -TO VACATN HTIU'KTH To Whom It May Cencern: Notice Ih hereby given that tho undersigned will at the regular meet ing or the Council ilf tho City of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to ho held upon the evening of tho 8th day, of March, A. I). 1920, prcsont't,thelr petition to said Council prnylngSfor tho vacation of certain streets ..and alleys In Klamath Addition to" (ho City, of Klamath Falls, Oregonr,de- scrineu us ioiiowh. io-wii: All that portion of Fourth Street lying and being between blocks 111 and 112 In said additien: All that portion of Second Street lying and being alongside and adja cent to lot G, in block 100, nnd to blocks 101, 109 nnd 110 In said ad dition. All that portion of Willow Avenuo lying nnd being between blocks 100 nnd 101 In suld addition. All that portion of tho alloy run ning through blocks 101 and 102 in said addition; All that portion of Rim Avenuo lying and being between blocks $101 and 109 mid blocks 102 and 108jin said addition ; All that portion of the alley run ning through blocks 109 and 108 In snld additien: All that portion of KInlock Avenuo lying and being between blocks 109 and 110 ami blocks 108 and HI In said addition; All that portion of the nlley Tun ing through blocks 110, 111 and 112 In said addition; All that portion of tho street or nvenuo sometimes called Pacific Avenuo parallel and southeasterly of iiiocus no, in and 112 In said ad dltlnu. As said streets, alleys and blocks nro shown by tho official plat of said niltlltirn now on file In tho public re; cords of Klamath County, Oregon. Dated this 2nd day of February, A. I). 1920. HUROE W. MASON. M. S. WEST, EMMA J. WEST, G-12-19-2C-4 Petitioners MISCELLANEOUS CITY aAHHAOE-When you want Garbage removed phone 91. 11-tf Printing, Htatlonory and office supplies. Pioneer Printing and Sta-i tionery compuny. 12G Main St MADAM IOINA, Palmist PHONK PEYTON for wood. 187 Demorest, Dontlst, over man's Store, Ctb and Main. Sugar 2-tf llext yet Herald Want Ads. WANTED S0MVWM WANTED Experienced .woman for 'general housowork. Phone 2GC. 3-9 WANTED A first class finish car penter C. M. Reid, Merrill. 5-7 ' World's1 flrentcst Phrenologist, Palmist and Medium. Heads your entire life past, present and future correctly, giv ing names, date? and figures In bus- 9-tftlness, love, law, marriage and dom estic troubles. Tells you whpt you ore best adapted for and what to do to better your conditions In life. This lady reads your hand as you would an opon hook. A reading by hor will meet your highest expecta tions, and .you will be wiser and happier, after consulting her, she having the gift of removing all evil Influences nnd placing you in an en vironment of happy thought and contentment. Readings: Sunday and dally, 9 a. m. to 9:30 p. m. Located at Room 1, Moore Rooming House, 1313 Main St., between Broad and Spring Streets, one block east of White Pelican Hotel, Klamath Falls, Ore. Phone 471. 27-10 WANTED Practical nurse desires engagements. Phone 12F14. 5-10 WANTED At onip. a good girl to assist at the Marshall Houte. 4-tf WANTED Furnished honsa or apartment. E. I). Bishop, Phone 449. 4-7 A MIDDLE-AGED Woman wouldltke work as a waitress in logging camp, or as helper In 'kitchen or as housekeeper. Address H. B. Davis, Bray, Calif. 2-5 STENOGRAPHER WANTED Good salary1. Apply Renner & Chaotaln, over Klamath State Bank Bldg. Phone 117, 2-tf FARMERS ATTENTION'. The Farm Bureau will offer a pool order on formaldehyde to be closed February 20th. Place your order with Farm Bureau office for your supply for treating grain and potatoes. PUIILIC NOTICE The partnership heretofore exist ing between H. E. Calkins and J. H. Hamilton has been dissolved. The former partner has taken over the entire business and will be responsi ble for all debts contracted after February 1st, 1920. J. H, HAMILTON. ' tejtlSfei? After a hearty I .' 7- '- Wl meal, you'll avoid that stuffy feeling if you chew a stick of )in i vwvwwsoywwva'A Oassengers r and Baggage ANYWHERE IN THIS CITY QUICK HKKVICK RKAHONADliE RATIOS PHONE 187 Western Transfer Co. RKbLEYS Other benefits: to teeth, breath, appetite, nerves. That's a good deal to get for 5 cents! Sealed TtebMtert Rfelif tl,r- . 1UI&.r B 2?k. SKEIISffiE I :hil vjiNa gumF ' jsajjpaxPj a. ann-3 r oat.tk'T VliUlT ? jTWK Jin hi 1 II i aviA 4iytlliM' II ; f LcJZ B ""I'MUMU - W1 A R vKr - si ' wwarrffi v n I i! -cihjB i.tVtfc-A J ill K,fiS!i33ut --The Flavor imm - AS ia "OUCH! ANOTHER RHEUMATIC TWINGE Get busy nnd relieve tho.e;paln with that handy bottle of ' Sloan's Liniment WHAT Sloan's does, ft ,doei thoroughly penetrate without rubbing to the assailed port and promptly relieves all .manner, of ex ternal pains and aches. You'll find it dean, and rion-skin-staining. Keep, it , handy for sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, over-exerted muscles, stiff joints, pains, bruises, stains, sprains, bad weather after-effects. i For 38 years Sloan's Liniment hat ' helped thousands the world over. You -won't bean exception. It is iinequaled Jin, producing results. '. .AU drureists 35c 70c. $1.40. From palm trees In the Andes a special wax Is obtained for candle-making. DR. LAMB announces that he has moved his offices to those formerly occupied by Dr. Schleef, rooms 1 and 2, White Building. The phone numbers' are as formerly. Timber Sale, Kiamnth Indian Reser vation'. Sealed bids, in duplicate, marked outside "Bid Eggsman Unit," and addressed to the Superintendent, Klamath Indian School. Klamath I Agency, Oregon, will be received until twelve o'clock noon, Pacinc time, Thursday, March 11, 1920, for the purchase of timber on 640 acres of tribal and allotted land on the Sprague River in Sections 22, 27 and 28, Township 34 South, Range 8 East of the V, M., Klamath Reser vation. The sale comprises about two and one-half million feet of yel low pine, for which no bid of less than three dollars and ten cents ($3.10) per thousand feet will be considered. All timber must be re moved prior to July 1, 1921k Each bid must be accompanied by a certi fied check for one thousand dollars, payable to the Superintendent of the Klamath Indian School. Deposit wlH be retained as liquidated dam ages it bidder fails to execute con tract and bond within sixty days from acceptance of bid. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. Form of contract and other Informa tion may bo obtained from Superin tendent. Washington, D. C. Janu ary 23, 1920. CATO SELLS,, Com missioner of Indian Affairs. 3-eod-28 'Klamath Lodge No. 137 I. O.O.F. Moots' Friday -nlghf of each week at I. O. O. F. hall, Dth and Main streets. Itymim Weschlor, N. O.i W.'ti) Wells, Socrotnry; W. D. Cofer.--Treasuror. Ewauna Encampment 1N0. 4, L.O O. F., meets Tuesday night of each week nt I. O. O. F. hall. W. H. North, C P.; W. D. Cofer, Scribe; Fred nuesliig, Treasuror. , Boiled drinking water as a method of guarding against disease was practiced in olden times. Herodotus tells how Cyrus bad his drinking water boiled and carried in silver vessels, and Pliny the Elder' relates that Nero had water boiled and af terwards copied for drinking by plac ing it in glass flasks surrounded by snow. VICTIMS RESCUED Kidney, liver, bladder and uric i troubles are most dangerous be cause of their insidious attacks Heed the first warning- they givq that they need attention by taking COLD MEDAL ravinm The world's standard remedy for thaaa disorders, will often ward off .thai dia asas and strengthen the body against further attacks. Three sizes, all druggists. Utk fee the muse Cold Medal ob naraH end accept m ImiUflnei THE NEW FAIRBiANKS-MORSE BOSCH MAGNETO EQUIPPEEl ENGINE and the . CARLSON PUMP JACKS AND WINDMILLS at LORENZ PLUMBING SHOP 123 Sixth Street It will save you Tinier, Money, and Patience , l SEED ORDER NOW i. Murphey's Feed & Seed Store ') 126 South Sixth St ttlOL.:: Phone 87 Mr-, (-