The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 07, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextVA(immti:i: THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HATVnilAV, FKMIUARY 7, load. . 2 5J - $ J'' i-$ ' J" ',4$, t f T f t Y T f T T T Y T T- X' ! I T T T Y Y T Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ; SCIENTIFIC BOXING CONTESTS HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE Wednesday, Feb. 11, 8:30 p.m. Under the supervision of the Klamath Falls Boxing Commission TEN-ROUND MAIN EVENT CATCH WEIGHTS "BILLY" IFF KLAMATH FALLS VS. SfllLLIR ATLANTIC FLEET EIGHT-ROUND SPECIAL EVENT LIGHTWEIGHTS YOUNG PAPKE SACRAMENTO if VS. HE If" WN SAN FRANCISCO Four-Round Preliminary between YOUNG GRAFTON and YOUNG EATON, both of Klamath Falls Tickets are on sale at the Rex Cafe, Seventh and Main Streets Ringside Seats, $3.00 (including war tax) General Admission, $2.00 (including war tax) VNVSKVWSlWAVt ,m$$m$m; t Y Y Y Y Y f. t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t I i t t Y t Y Y t Y t t t ? t T T Y Y v "SLOAN'S LINIMENT NEVERFAILS ME!" Any man or woman who keep It handy will till you that amo thing ESPECIALLY thoe frequently attacked by rheumatic twiner. A counter-irritant, Sloan's Lini ment scatters the congestion aniipene Iraki without tubbint to the afflicted part, soon relieving the ache and pain. Kept handy and used everywhere for reducing and finally eliminating the pains and aclicis of Irmtago, neuralgia, muscle strain, Join stiffness, prains, bruises, the result of exposure to weather. Sloan's Liniment is sold by alldrug- c its. J5C. uc l 4U. PRICES HAVE ! REACHED PEAK KTI Tlio heating properties of coal de pond mainly upon tlio carbon con tent, tlio oxygon being iiBiiully of no vulno, hecntiBo It In coinblnod with hydrogen as walor. In gas cohIh, liowovor, tlio excess of hydrogen Is n material factor In heat production. In the Circuit Court of the Stato of Oregon for Klniiinth County. SUMMONS Equity No. lir.C. Agnus L. Dodd, Plaintiff vs W'arron L. Dodd, Dofoudnnt. To Wnrron L. Dodd, tlio ithovo nnnifld dofendnnt: In tlio nnnio of tho.Stuto of Oro Kon: Vou aro liorohy riMiuirod to ap pear and answer tlio complaint filed against you In the ubovo entltlod suit on or hoforo Saturday tlio 13th day of March, 1820, that being tlio last dixy of tho tltno proscrlhod In tho or der of publication of this summons, and If you fall so to appear and ans wer, for want thoroof plaintiff will apply to tho Court for tho roliof prayed for la hor complaint on fllo In tho above entltlod court and suit to wit: That tho bonds of matrimony horotoforo and now existing botwoon plnlntlff mid yourself bo forovor dis solved and pot asldo and that plain-1 tiff bo uwardod a docreo of nbsoluto dlvorco 'from you; that plaintiff 'a ninldon nnmo, Agnos L. Folsom, bo rpstorod to hor nnd that plaintiff hnvo such othor nnd further roliof as to tho court may soom moot nnd oqultnblo In tho promises. This summons Is sorvod upon you by publication In tho Evonlng Horald, n dally nowspapor printed published and of gonoral circulation In Klnm nth County, Oregon, onco a wook for six successive weeks by order of Hon orable D. V. Kuykondnll, Judgo of tho nbovo ontltlod court, mado and ontorod In this action on January 29, 1920, tho date of tho first publica tion horoof being January 31, 1920. H. M. MANNING & WM, C1ANONO, Attornoys for Plaintiff. P. O. & Business Addrees: 409 Main St., Klnmnth Falls, Klamath Couuty, Oregon. 31-7-14-21-28-C CAMBRIDGE, Miibs., Fob. 7. The Harvard commlttco on economic rcaourcli, appointed by Harvard unlvurHlty to niako special studies of oconomlc conditions,-' has just an nounced that tho United States may expect u chock In tho upwnrd move ment of prices and of business ac tivity, which has boon In progress since last April, and perhaps n drop In prices. At tho prosout time, how evor, tho commltteo states, and on tlio basis of tho Novombor and December figures, It woul dho pro maturo to concludo that n violent ro ccsslon In commodity prices Is prob able The commltteo wns appointed by Harvard university In 1917 to assist In the solution of tho fundamental economic problems which undcrlio modern commerce and flnanco. It provides statistical information to federal reserve banks, for banking houses and largo corporations, and Includes among Its publications a re view of oconomlc statistics which contains u prlco forocastcr. Tho commltteo bnscs Its .prcsont forecast upon statistical material representing tho dccllno In tho Now York hank clearings, tho volume of sales on tho Now York Stock ox chaugo, tho prices of Industrial slocks, and analysis of tlio banking and trado situation, domestic and foreign. Professor Warren M. Porsons, editor of tho statistical sorvico pub lished by tho commltteo, says that tho statistics collocted by tlio com mltteo indicates that tho farmers will continue to prospor In 1920 and that tho prosperity of this industry will contribute to that of all others during tho coming year. Tho beginning of tho now year, ho doclarcs, finds American manufac turing Industries In a sound and prosperous condition. "Tho tightness of tho monoy mar kot and tho announced policy, al ready Inaugurated, of tho Federal Rosorvo board of Increasing discount ratos havo caused many obsorvers to havo gravo misgivings for tho finan cial outlook for 1920," ho says. "Instead of causing alarm, tho action of tho Federal Itosorvo board should In fact bo regarded as a favorablo omen. High Interest rates aro tho main rellnnco for protecting bank ro sorvoa and thoy spell not dlsastor but safoty, provided thoy are applied In tlmo. Control of Interest ratos Is tho safo and offoctlvo way of dealing with such a situation as wo now faco, and It is to be hopod that nothing not evon tho needs of tho United States treasury will divert tho resorvo hoard from pursuing the only sane and conservative course. "Tho outlook for 1920 is for a continuance of a largo demand for credit that will not bo supplied ex cept nt Increasing rates. High rates for bank loans will eventually tend to check tho upward move ment of commodity pricefTiV they havo already checked tho upward trend of security prices and tho volume of speculation on tho New York Stock exchange." Of tho belief of somo business men that the whole economic situa tion now Is abnormnl, the commit tee says: "Abnormal It certainly Is In many respects. Prices aro very high; thoro has been great expan sion of bank credit; extravagant ex penditure, both public and private, is found on every hand; and our ab normally largo export trado is likely to suffer curtailment. A year ago many obsorvers oxpected a violent drop In prices and a crisis In 1919. Today thoro seems to bo less reason for oxpcctlng such develop ments In 1920." Tho Hnrvard committee on econ omic research Is planning to publish this year monographs embodying spoclal studies of tho principal econ omic conditions and forcos that will affect prices nnd trado throughout tho world during tho next flvo years. Tho commlttco also will study and classify tho annual statistics of in dustrial commorco and flnnneo and will construct trado Indices based upon them. Tho commlttco is com posed of university professors and mon of nffnirs, with Charles J. Bul lock, professor of economics at Har vard, ns its chairman. Am j ou enuiiii'intcil? OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH IIow To" Get Relief When Ilcad nnd Nose aro SI u (fad Up. Count fifty! Your cold In head or cntarrh disappears. Your clogged nostrils will open, the air passages of your head will clear and you can breatho freely. No mora snufiing, hawking, mucous discharge, dry ness or hondache; no struggling for breath at night. Got a small bottlo of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist and apply a llttlo of this fragrant antiseptic cream In your nostrils. It pene trates through overy air passage of tho head, soothing and healing the swollen or Inflamed mucous mem brano, giving you instant rellof. Head colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't stay stuffed-up and miserable. Relief la euro. I 1UO OK JANUIUO, Jan. 1. (Ily Mall.) One of tho alms of Or. A I f'ockran do Alancnr, Brazil's new 'umbaxandor to Wellington, will he to Invito North American capital to tuku a more oxtenMve part In the de velopment of Brazil's vast resources. Ho told Tho Associated Press corres pondent Just before leaving thoro for hero for the United Slates by tho way of England: "North Americans already under stand that our country offers them a vast field for their activities, Be cause of tho transport crisis, both tho Importation and exportation be tween the two countries, whllo con siderable, do not attain tho propor tions they ought. Brazil does not Import millions and millions of dol lars worth of goods that she might, due, as I have said, to this lack of transportation. Tho creation of ad ditional North American steamship lines to Brazil would Increase the excellent Impression that now ex ists among the Brazilian people and commerce." Ambassador do Alancar said he hoped to Interest groups of North American financiers and Industrial concerns In the development of the mineral resources of Brazil. Some time ago, ho said, North American syndicates acquired vast areaH of mineral lands, Iron and manganese. In the state of Minns, Geraes. He pointed to this territory as an oppor tunity for Initiative. 'Petroleum," continued Ambassa dor, "the existence of which in Brazil has been confirmed ought, If properly explored', to constitute a great source of national wealth. In the same way tho exploitation Brazil's woods of which there vast, untouched forests, ought offer Inestimable advantages to great markets of the United States, especially as we possess woods of the finest qualities including thoso es peclaly suitable for the manufacture of paper. We shall look forward within a short time, to attracting North American capital In tho paper industry, and the Installation of factories In Brazil." "Another point which will have my special attention Is the question of coffee. Brazil is tho greatest coffee-growing country In the world, producing 80 per cent of tho total production of the entire world. For our own good name we shall en deavor to see that coffee from Costa Rica, Java or Martinique Is not sold as Brazilian coffee." 1 RR INTS fcfirflU.ljiJJuLU I i i fn - r TC'jrw-i, i .. Iwmv?M Wax YimM. - 4 f TTVfffi to SHU BE tV v .r X 0 1320 A. B. a. In, The Highest Prices Ever Known That's What You'll Get from "SHUBERT" WE WANT 'EM NOW-AND WILL WAY IBM PKICB T GCT of are to the B 1113 .lN?IUTRII tit A fO1 URGE. VtlWC N9I LARGE N't MEDIUM N?I SMALL CITst TO tOe JlITt TO f 8t ffT TO Ct N?2 I Hurj ftnti. Cuts Ope sr HaAeu MDO tfl 25.00 22.00 tG 18.00 22.C0lol8.0O 16.00 to 1100 16.00 to 14.00 13.00 to 1I.W 12.0010 9.00 10.00 to 8.00 12.00 to 7JI 10ifc) SJM MUSKRAT Spring Winter &00te 7X0 60te 5.S0 63010 550 5.00 18 4.00 5.00to 3.75 330 to 2.75 33010 2.75 230 to 1.75 3J08H2JI 230 to 151 S K.U N K, KtlCimUSGU N?l URGE I N?IMDIUM I N3 1 SMALL iICOOOUNPRIMf flTIU TO OVCWtOt I ITtl TO Vt0 flTM TO AVttUCt IT TO AVll U TO Itt JUTT Black 15.00t0 12.001 11.00 to 930 92518 8i5 &001O 7X0 7.00 to 331 Short 10.00 to 9.00 830 to 730 725 to 6.75 630 to 530 6.00 to 1H Narrow 8.00 to 7.00 630 to 6.00 530 to 5.00 4.75 to 425 430 to 2 Broad 5.00 to 4.00 3.75 to 325 3.00 to 230 225 to 1.75 225 to 125 These extremelv hleh crices for Oreeron Furs are based on the well. known "SHUBERT" liberal grading and are quoted for immediate ship, merit. No. 3, No. 4 and otherwise inferior skins at highest market value. Ship your Furs now when we want 'em. You'll get "more money" and get it "quicker" too. 'SHUBERT" RETURNS WILL MAKE YOU HAPPTT SHIP TODAY AND KEEP EM COMING FAST SHIP ML YOUR FURS DIRECT' TO . A.B. S HUBERTS THE1M61STH0USEINTHEWRID NMJHS EKUIsmU lit AMERICAN RAW FURS 25-27 !AjxstinAve. Depti973Chicaqo U.S.A. PEDESTRIAN ON 12-000-MILE TRIP BEGIN N T Flush your kidneys acraslonly If you cat meat regularly No man or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by Hushing tho kidneys occasionly, says a well known authority. Meat forms uric acid which clogs tho kid ney pores so thoy sluggishly filter or strain only part of tho(wasto nnd poisons from tho blood, then you get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, headaches , liver trouble, nervous ness, constipation, dizziness, sleep. lossness, bladder disorders como from sluggish kidneys. Tho moment you feel n dull ache In tho kidneys or your back hurts, or If tho urlno is cloudy, offensive, full of sedlmont, Irregulor of pass ngo or attended by a sensation of scalding, got about foil- ounces or Jad Salts from any reliable phar macy nnd tuko a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast for n fow days and your kidneys will then act lino This famous salts Is mado from tho acid of grapes and lemon julco, combined with llthia and has been used for generations to Hush clogged kidneys and stimu late them to activity, also to neu tralize tho acids In urlno so it no longor causes Irritation, thus ond ing bladder dlsordors. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive nnd can not Injure: makes n delightful ofter vescont Hthla-wator drink which all regular meat ontors should tako now and then to keep tho kidneys clean and tho blood pure, thereby avoid ing serious kidney complications. DOUGLAS, Islo of Man., Jan. 17. (By Mail). Evidence that Miles Standlsh wns a Manxman, and born Into tho Manx family of Standlsh of Ellanbano, has been discovered by the secretary of tho Islo of Man Anti quarian Society. The family of Standlsh probably camo to Man with the Derby family In tho fifteenth century K Is stated, for thero Is a record iat they hold property in tho cu'.ial of tho Island in the year 1511. This 73 years be fore Miles Is supposed to have been born. BUENOS AIRES, aJn. 3. (By Mall) Carel Derlck, a Dutch "globe-wal ker," who is travelling afoot from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, to San Francisco, U. S. A., as representative of the Han- delsblad, of Amsterdam, arrived here today from the Brazilian capital, which he left on Oct. 20. From here, Derlcks crosses the continent over the Andes mountains to Santiago, Chile, whence he will make his way north through that country and the other west coast countries, Central America, Mexico, and thenco into California. Ho hopes to arrive in San Francisco before June 1, completing on foot a journey of about 12,400 miles. For defense while travelling thru wild sections he carries a hollow cane containing a rapier. While jour neying through Santa Catarina pro vince In Brazil, he was threatened by Botokude Indians, but their hostility was changed to curlousity, he said, by tho sudden transformation of his stick into a sword. Are you enumerated? Chinese bridesmaids always wear black. Timber Sale, Klamath Indian Iteser. vatlon. Sealed bids, in duplicate, marked outside "Bid Eggsman Unit," and addressed to the Superintendent, Klamath Indian School, Klamath. Agency, Oregon, will be received until twelve o'clock noon, Pacific, time, Thursday, March 11, 1920, tor the purchase of timber on 640 acres of tribal and allotted land on tha Sprague River In Sections 22, 27 and 28, Township 34 South, Range S East of the W. SI., 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, 1921. Each bid must be -accompanied by a certi fied check for one thousand dollars, payable to tho Superintendent of the Klamath Indian School. Deposit will be retained as liquidated dam ages if 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 be obtained from Superin tendent. Washington, D. C. Janu ary 23, 1920. CATO SELLS, Com missioner of Indian Affairs. 3-eod-23 Denver claims the distinction ot having the oldest bridesmaid in the person of a 95-year-old woman ot that city, who recently "stood up" with her granddaughter, at the lat-. ter's wedding. JS&P i KEEP THINGS FLOURISHING fHUIFT, ns well as industry, makes prosperity. Tho ono places a substantial foundation under tho other. Be thrifty, and by all means try the aid ot one of thoso SAVINGS ACCOUNTS hero at the First National Bank, It makes saving easier and more profitable. Interest makes Bank Accounts Grow Bigger E. R. Itcamcs, President A. M. Collier, Vice-President John SI. Moore, Vice-President Leslie Rogers, Cashier li. S. Vcatch, Asst. Cashier " l.Ioyd h. Porter, Asst, Cashier sue First National Bank KLAMATH FALLS OREGON wnrgm