The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 11, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    PAOR TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY FKnRUARV 11, 1020
The Evening Herald
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I
K. J. MURRAY
Editor
FRED BOULB
y City Editor
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The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Palls, nt 115 Fourth Street.
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ath Falls, Ore., (or transmission thru
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WEDNESDAY, FKUHUAUY 11, 1020
O
OllINDAIiK NOTES
Robert Gluln and (amlly returned
from California last week and have
moved Into n house of C. O. Hunt In
the, Orindalo neighborhood. They
expect to live hero for two or three
months, until they decldo on n loca
tion. Mr. aimn returned to Duns
mulr, Cal., to work (or n short tlmo.
Joo Poster nnd (amlly and Miss
Davis, tho school teacher o( Kound
Lake, and Mr. nnd Mrs. 0. G. Hunt
o( Orindalo made n flying trip to
Langell Valley Sunday on business,
making the round trip In about (Ivo
hours.
Win. Lambert was a business
caller In tho county scat Saturday
from Hound Lake.
A. Swltxor hauled liny that ho
purchased ot II. V. Ksa one day this
week. He was hauling his hay with
n tractor, so ns to let his horses hnvo
tltho to rest.
P. S. Mumford purchased another
ltorso n few days ngo. Ho now has
(our head o( horses. He Is prepar
ing to (arm on n llttlo larger scnlo
tho coming season.
MOUK LUMI1KK SIIIPPKD.
VICTOniA, n. C, Fob. 11. Lum
ber shipments from Vancouver Island
during 1919 aggregated more than
25,000,000 (eet, n big increase over
the 191S record, according to figures
compiled by J. O. Cameron, n Vletor
lan lumbormnn.
Over 21,000,000 (eet wore shipped
on order ot tho Imporlol Government,
and two cargoes wont to South Africr.
ft.
Western Floral Shop
Fresh Cut Flowers every
day nnd Totted Plonts and
all klndj 6f Floral Pieces
made to order.
3IRS. Ij. C. MOORK
Proprietor
70S Main
Phone 187 ? Res. 280R
She Took a Course in Burglary
t
Cheating
Peggy Hyland
knows all the tricks of
the trade, for she want
ed to learn how she
could rob herself of a
million dollars. See her
handle burglar tools.
IT'S THE FUNNIEST
MERRIEST COMEDY
YOU EVER SAW
Liberty
Theatre
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Herself
was easy as rolling oft a
log, once she got hold
or tho right party. ..But
it wasn't half so easy
to get her million back
after she lost it.
THE TALE OF A LIT
TLE REFORMERWHO
ADOPTED POVERTY
Tonight J
KUiIj WEEDS WITH
STEAM APPARATUS.
SAN nEKNAnniNO. Cal.. Fob. II.
Apparatus to kill woods with sup
erheated steam, tho Invention of two
Texas railroad mon, Is noaring com
nlotion in San Bornnrdino shops. It
Is designed to keep rnllrond tracks
freo from vegotnblo growth.
Tho nnnaratus consists ot n flat enr
equipped with (lexlblo pipes, piorcodj
with ono-clghth inch holes. Curtnlns
hold tho steam In nt tho sides when
tho nines nro lowered to tho trnck lov-
el and superheated steam (rom a spe-jl
daily equipped onglno is turned on.jT
TMo steam kius iuo wuuua uuu uuj
pollen which may bo scntterod nbout.
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JEWEL CAFE
RESOLUTION
Resolatlon Proposing to ChanRO tho Grade o( Portions o( Eighth Street.
Jefferson Street nnd Lincoln Street
Be It resolved by the City o( Klamath Falls that the grades ot portions
ot said streets bo changed as follews:
Prmt elevations ot Eighth St. At Washington :..... 17G.00
., At Jefferson iB3.bo
At Lincoln 217.00
At Grant .., .
At ProsDect 285.00 at center lino
be changed to the following grades:
IX
AKRIATi HOXEYMOOX.
i. To
EIGHTH ST.
West
Sidewalk
Washington St., south line 17C.00
Washington St., north line 176.50
Jefferson St., south line. 196.00
Jefferson St., -north line. 197.00
Lincoln St., south line 218.50
Lincoln St.. north" lino 223.00
100 ft. north of north line
of Lincoln St 234.00
Curb
176.00
176.50
193.00
194.00
215.50
216.50
. East
Sidewalk
176.30
1
I
-Confer line of Wash,
193.00
194.00
214.00
216.50
230.00
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vp.Ntnn. Cal.. Fob. 11. Jack
Peters, n motor oftlcor of Venice, and'
his bride, formerly Miss Margaret
Slnyman, of Cincinnati, O., recently
sailed from hero in an nlrplano to
San DIoco on what was balieved to
bo tho first aerial honeymoon trip In
California, l( not In tho cnuro coun
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Delicious Food
IS SERVED HERE IN THE MOST APPROVED
STYLE. THE LINEN IS A DELIGHT TO THE
EYE, THE SILVER IS TASTEFUL, AND THE
CHINA PRETTY. OUR CUISINE IS THE
BEST, AND OUR WAITERS ARE COUR
TEOUS. COULD YOU ASK MORE?
091 nn
. . i ... .. tmlfnmi irrnrln nf IRK nnf onnt TO a POini
... . i fio-hth fit nnnostte the northeast comer ot Elghtn si.
and Prospect St. to elevation 284.00. J
The Easterly sidewalk on Eighth St. from Lincoln to Prospect to bo
as' follows :
"iOt"" ftcornernot Eighth and Lincoln Elevation 227.50; then stops,
4-6 inch risers, 3-18 inch tread. "
132.5 ft. from corner ot Eighth and Lincoln Elevation 1230.50; then steps,
4-6 inchTlsers, 3-18 inch tread.
160.0.ft. from corner of Eighth and Lincoln Elevation 235.50; then steps,
JSoutherlynHnBrot Grant St. Elevation 249.00; then stcjps, 2-6 Inch risers,
1-18 inch tread. ,
-13 ft. from southerly line of Grant Elevation 251.00 '
42,5 ft. from southerly line of Grant Elevation 255,00; then stops, 5-6
inch risers, 4-18 Inch tread.
57 ft. from southerly line ot Grant Elevation 25S.50; then steps, 3-16 Inch
65 It'. Bfrom "southerly'line of Grant Elevattoa 263.50; then steps, 1G-6
lncn risers, 14-1D men ireau. ..
The westerly sidewalk on Eighth St. from Lincoln to Prospect to bo as
-follows
Corner of Eighth and Lincoln Sts. Elevation 223.00; themec,
130 ft. up Eighth Elevation 237.50; then step3, 6-6; inch risers, 5-18 men
145 ftTup' Eighth Elevation 241.00 ;then Bteps, 6- Inch risers, G-18 inch
160 ftTup Eighth Elevation 245.00; then steps, 4-6 Inch risers. 3-18 inch
tread.
1170 ft. up Eighth Elevation 247.00. -,0i .
260ift. up Eighth Elevation 263.00; then steps, 8-d inch risers, 7-18 inch
i tread; level for 6 ft., then stepst 7-6 inch rieors. 6-18 Inch tread; level
for 5.65 ft., then 7-6 Inch risers, 6-18 Inch tread- level for C ft., then
l steps, 8-C lncn risers, i-i.o men ireuu, .
, ' JEFFERSON ST. GRADES. I
i ' ' North '.
Sidewalk, j
Jefferson St. at 130 ft. east ot the east
V Una nf TMhh St .... 18G.
LINCOLN ST. GRADES.
'Lincoln St. at 100 ft. east of the east lino
i of Eighth St ... ?.uv
HOW TO GET RID
. OFJTOUR COLD
The" quick way U to ui
Dr. King's New Discovery
ONT put oft until tonight what
you can oo lociny. oiuy
i miw liMfrr.luta nnrl tltlV
n bottle of Dr. King's New Discov
ery. Start toklng It nt once. By
tho time you reach home you'll be
on tho way to recovery.
This standard family friend has
been brenklng colds, coughs, grlppo
attacks, and croup for more than
fifty years. It's used whereer sure
fire relief Is appreciated. Children
nnd crownups alike enn use It -there
is no disagreeable after-effect.
Your druggist has It. COe. and fl.20
bottles. Give it a trial.
The Jewel Cafe ;
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610 Main Street
CURRENCY INFLATION
ENORMOUS. CLAIM
Congressman Inco of Massachus
etts has sounded a warning to his
colleagues and the country that un
1m9 further Inflation ot tho currency
Is provented nothing can avort a fin
ancial disaster. Ho claims thnt tnro
Is in circulation nt tho prosont time
moro thnn two billion dollars of pP
nr nionoy based solely on credit. Ab
the basis for his nssortlon ho points to
D
tho dally balanco shoot Issued by tli'i
Treasury. Recently that sheet show
ed outstanding Fodornl notes to thi
amount ot 13,143,137.048, 'ngalnt
which thoro la In gold nnd lawful
monoy 11,120,201,000." Mr. I.uctt
subtracts onn figure form tho other
nnd reachoa his conclusions ns to tlio
enormouH amount of money which
has behind It nothing but tho credit
of tho Government. Tho Congress
man ridicules tho Idea that tho cost
ut living can bo loworod by proaocut
Iiik pioflteora. "If n man is attscked
with appendicitis." says ho "lis
(should not ilovnta hls enorgles to
cirtchlng files." Tho ronl rcmady, la
tho opinion of Mr. Luce, Is In ths
Htimulatlon of production In ovory In
dustry, nnd tho practlco of tho most
rigid sconomy on tho part of the Gov
ernment and IndlvlduulH.
Want Ads hrlnj! n'sullN.
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& South
Curb Sidewalk
185.00 ,
201.70
Bowels Begging for Help
Torpid 'liver ploadlnjr for asslst
nnce? How careless to neglect these
.... ...!... Il lflntr'o Now T.tfM
Pills so promptly, mildly, yet effec
tiVCiy Come lO uieir io""i
Leaving tho system unclet
clogged bowels unmoved, resul
lienlth-destructlvo after-effects.
at inn nt nc. icmie in - ucuuu
nod,
b In
Lftt
W.
185.30
200.70
.r.!-.--. r - -,.. .t nf Wlnmntli. CMv nt KInmnth Tails. HS:
BlaiBuiU,cBu,,r....-.-...,-..,-lv Orecon
do hereby certify that the foregoing is, a. duly, enrolled copy of tho ""ilu-
tlon auopteu oy mo cummuu iuubwi uu no .. j ". ,----.
relative to changing certain grades on parts pt Eighth, Lincoln, and Jeffor-
20treetS" A. L. LEAyiTT, Police Judge.
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Peopiles Mairket j
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RIGHT OFF THE ICE )
you get our meats. Our
rffrlg('i'ii6or is maintained
nt a uniformly low tempera
ture day nnd night tho year
round, and null meats hero
nro kept freslr, tender, Juicy
and nppHlziiiK- Our roaxts
of IxH'f, laml,,venl, mutton,
etr are of superior quality
at nil times. Order u "llrst
cut" from us today, '
Phono 83 r
... . - T tfn. TYIIIct liflnf. trnl thA
linniHness of regtilf.r, i-onnal bowel
nnd. liver functioning. Keep feeling
fit, doing tho work of u manor wo
man who finds relish In it All
druggists 25c
' A ! "Jfy.Tlre,Itch,
CTob &Vjy SmartorBum,lfSorei
YHIID FVF
?rniilaw4 nsMiirlfiA
nttn .AnlfiAfl. BfAaktt. Rife fa
Infant or Adult. AtallDrujitets. Write (or
Free Eye Book. wmjijmj Cm Qkqt
W" r"W Mil BU Iff I
" & lfeLll g i
MADE! TO ORDER
FINEST MATERIALS
BEST OF WORKMANSHIP
LATEST STYLES
PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED
Prices are very reasonable
Your Inspection invited
Chas. J.Cizek
MERCHANT TAILO
5J8 Mala St.
See
THE NEW FAIRBANKS-MORSE BOSCH
MAGNETO EQUIPPED ENGINE
and the
CARLSON PUMP JACKS AND WINDMILLS
at
LORENZ PLUMBING SHOP
123 Sixth Street
It will aave you Time, Money, and Patience
t
a.
Exide Batteries
Service Station
100 Per Cent Satisfaction and Efficiency our aim
First-Clats Automobile Repairing Done on
'Short Notice
Jud Low
Phone 22M 49 Main S.
wfwrwfwynviiwo wovnrri'
PUBLIC SALE
Having sold a part of my place and having more
equipment than I need, I will sell at Public Auction at
THE LIVERY BARN, MERRILL; ORE.
Thursday, Feb. 12
The following described property, to-wit:
10 good Work Horses, 6 -sets of Heavy, Work Har
ness, 14-Disc Superior Drill, 3-Gang John Deer Plow,
3-Gang Sanderson Plow, 2-Gang Plow, 6-Gang
Stockton Plow, Deering Header, Champion Header,
i)nfntn "Piontoi- A nnir Ktrfit.Mi ovs. 4 'TjOo Chains.
01 i1, ..!. r , Tnin KlnnrY .linnVl PllfllprJ ..
I ford Wagon, 2 good Farm Wagons, 18-inch Disc ; ;
T rt ..! T..:il nl mnnu ni.finlin fnn nilmni'niia tn
OUJCllUl UUH, MUU M"J mv.wyvw v.... r teA
menuon.
Terms of Sale Sums of $20.00 and under cash.
Ciima mmi $9.0 00 Tiino mnntriH time at 8 tier cent
intfirest with bankable note. Five percent discount ; ;
for cash on all sums over $20.00. V ; ;
Sale Begins at I o'clock Sharp
E. L. HOPKINS, Owner
n n. Mom-ill nnd TT. C. Moore. Auctioneers
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