The Evening herald., March 05, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

VXIDAY, MARCH 5, 1020.
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Friday and Saturday, March 5-6
Mack Sennett's
"Yankee Doodle iV Berlin"
latest and Greatest Feature Camrdy in Six Parts, featnrtnj;
ROTHWELL RROWNE, FORD STERLING, MARIE PROVOST,
BEX TUIIPIN and All-Star Sonnctt Cnt
The IMsKcct and Funniest Idiugh Film In Years
Show-tag Many of MACK BENNETT'S
Beautiful Bathing Girls
Show Starts at 7:30 P. M.
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WASHINGTON, Mar. 5. Wool
holdings on December 31, 1910, were
024,000,000 pounds, grouso cqulvn
Mont, or 10,000,000 pounds loss
than on Soptombor 30, 1919. accord
ling to tho qunttorly wool stock re-
port released by tho Bureau ot Mnr
'kois, United States Department of
Agriculture. That tho commercial
supply is evenly distributed is mm
catcd by tho fact that on December
31, 1919, manufacturers roported
holdings of 244..000.000 pounds and
(dealers 242,000.000 pounds, grease
! equivalent. This should not bo taken
to Indicate that denlors owned the
quantity reported by them, for while
they hold practically one-half of the
v stock upon which tlioro wcro no ro
,etrictlons. It is evldonj. that a consid
erable portion of It was being stored
by them and being hold for shipping
(Instructions.
Although tho wool supply scorns
rather large, when referring to the
total figures, It Is not considered
moro than n comfortable resort o'
supply, which should be carried in
this country nt all times to must auy
emergency in caso the regular luv
po-ttlous of wool were, interrupted,
siys tho bureau's wool specialist.
Gcrunicnt llolilliifr Rcmwoil.
The Government's holdings ot
wool have decreased materially since
MADRID, Feb. 16. (Uy Mall).
! Spain has had not loss than eight
new governments with, 50 minister;
IaL changes In less than 'two Vcars.
Last yea alone fl aw four changes in wpoJ.purcha.lm; auar-
.cabinets with 44 ministerial changes. ,,,,. unrt4M, ... nll Decom.
ber 2S, 191S, tho total dtoclt of wooj
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Virtually everyone of-theso changes
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as' they are called 'Consultative "Com
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These juntas were originally Iorm; , wool , aoale. hamls not yot bill
ed to fight favoritism, and injustice ., . ,. , v . ?l1 nnn nnn
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pounds, makfnsvln "H 3S3.74C.302I
pounds, compared with 9S.352.oOO V
..n,..Te n nnrnmlinr R1. 1919. This i
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une ui mu -iir&L .tuiiuus ui lue jiuuiis, , . ,
which ara presided over bv tho col
(obbIs, the highest ranking officers
WE HAVE ON HAND A STOCK OF CEIL
ING, FLOORING AND RUSTIC, RUN FROM
NATIVE FIR AND PINE, AT A CONSIDERABLY
LOWER PRICE THAN IMPORTED STOCK CAN
BE SOLD FOR.
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to see u& before placing
your orders.
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'in the army, tho chief grievance of.
the members boing that places on the
General. Staff were allotted to 'favor-. ,
Government released Its wool hold-
lings as quickly as po3siblo In such
..inndttnd n fhn mnrVof wnlllil rp'irl.
wfio arc nllowed to join, ,was to de- V . fc, , ,...;..-
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cide that notifr of the members ' , . 4. . .
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snou.u .w uu.r names lo 0e P.ac-. , Government in carry-
ed in nomination for places oa the flUt ,g proposoU plan t0 llauIllat0
lr - ,. , , e , -J-,", , 'Its wool holdings sent to thi3 countr-
The result would have beent h&t tf of greas0 woo,
after the deaths or retirement of the,f ' . ' ., . , ,.,,, ,..,
1. ,..- ...- : ,., ,, 'and 731.513 rounds of scoured wool,
Best yet Herald Want Ads.
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if placed in these columns.
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F I ITS
TWELVE MILLIONS
FOR BRAZIL'S NAVY
one mlno-lnying
currying tankur.
iihlp and onu oil-
which was reported by the represen
tative ot the British Government as
SALE OF TIMBER
XLAMATH INDIAN RESERVATION
AGENCY UNIT.
officers to form the staff. But 23 of-
liters leiubcu iu uu uuuuu u) una . . .... .., ..... r n
... ... .. .. .. . ., being held in this country as of Do-
decision, with the result that theyi . . .... -
tnT- Vi llnrY ItnfnfA nnll 4 a rt It ni fv ' l" -u
.Oft3 uiiiicu (jcxtv tuui V u, uutiui
land their resignations from the ar
ray msisteu upon, uovernraems, un- c .,.,,. nnv,nmmt, nc. fovthcomlnK tourists soason
j The total holdings
manufacturers, and
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FOR TOURISTS5
dealers,
United
PARIS, Feb. 1
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der pressure from tho Liberal, Soc-r .. . ennMttmit wnre. r.rease pectcd by Franco to ho consider
lIIot nnrt ithrtT nrnrrrnaaltrA a amnnfa -i i
IUO DC JANHCnO, Jan. 20.
(By Mall) Appropriations nggre-
Kittlng upproxlmntuly $12,78G,000
woro voted for tho Brazilian nnvy
for 1920 by tho Congress which ro-
SULPHUR FOUND ON
ALEUTIAN ISLANDS;
JUNUAU, Alaska, Fob. 10. (By
Mali;) Several sulphur claims are-
(By Mall). Tlio!cenlIy ,ijoununl. The prcfeont act- being located on tho Aleutian la-
ivo personnel of tho navy, excluding lands, a volcanic Hiring that stretches.
officers, numbers approximately 7,-, westward from Alaska towards ABin,.
according to word rccclwd hero.
Sealed bids in (limllrntn. marked
Ant.t.ln 'T1I,1 Annnnw rT.fn,1,nH TTlt '
UUIOIUG -M A6CUI.J 1 IIUUC1 UUU
and addressed to Superintendent,
Klamath Indian School, Klamath
Agency, Oregon, will bo received un
til twelve o'clock noon. Pacific time,
Wednesday, March 24. 1920, for tho
purchase' of timber on a tract, in
township 34 south, range 7 cast of
the Willlanjette Meridian In Klam
ath Indian Reservation, lying be
tween the J. J. Steiger Sale area and
the so-called Spring Creek Sales ar
eas. The said unit includes 13C0
acres of unallotted land with an es
timated stand of five million feet as
to which contract will be made with
tho Superintendent and about 800
acres of allotted lands with an estim
ated stand of three million feet as
to which separate approved con-
'tracts with the Indian owners may
probably bo made. More than ninety
per cent of the timber Is western
yellow pine and the remabder Is
white fir, Douglas fir and sugar
pine. Each bid must state the price
per thousand feet Scrlbner Decimal.
C. Log Scale that wijl be paid for
timber cut and scaled. No bid 'of Jesi
than three dollars and fifty cents
($3.50) per M, foot for yellow pine
ana one dollar and fifty cents ($1.
CO) for, other species -yvjll be consid
ered. Each bid must be accompanied
by a certified check on a solvent na
tional bank, payable to the Superin
tendent of the Klamath Indian
School, in the amount of one thous
and dollars (11,000,00). The deposit
will be returned If the bid is reject
ed but retained as .liquidated dam
ages if the required contract and
fcond are not executed and presented
for approval within sixty days from
the acceptance of a bid. The right to
reject any and ajl bids is reserved.
Copies of the bjd and contract forms
and other Information may be ob
tained from Superintendent Indian
School, Klamath Agency, Oregon,
Washington, D. C, Cato Sells,
Teb. 18, 1920. '
Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
25 26 28 2 1 'C 9 11 J 3
allst and other progressive, elements . 394jf;5o,82C pounds; scoured ;Wo effect toward ameliorating thn 100.
in the Cortes have promised to je; co 7'70s'44 pollnil3T pu8d I unfavorable condition ot French ex- Tho IlnuI
yike these decisions of the courts of """' " ' ' iMnni'n tin America Vovoitheless tho1 -n , ,
w,,. wf.nrtu,iifHn..u .-. 'wool. 34,007,090 pounds; tops, 19.- clnnfco fti America. Novel UieRss no VC33cngi lnclu
7 questions ot providing inuisporiu-; t(iro(, cruiser:
jtlon und hotel accommodations hero t( r,)c,i0 !j0!lt tlirC() BU,maiInes nnd ' Island and which la nearly ontlroly
.are causing some mlFglvlngs npd ho- ono gUu.marjno tender. This does ,' rapped by perpetual hiiow and Ice.
. hnnnr. hut fnnnrl It illfflpult in ,1n an
for the Juntas threatened to with- 362.602 Pu""s:
rleon, V.ot. .Itnll.irt frtm , t n-Avn . POUndS.
.... .... Thn manufacturers' stocks accord
ment, m otner words, snould an cm- . . .. ........ , tel keonors eenorally aro bewailing
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Brazilian navy consists of 34
tllMf, fM, hn i i l.iatilnu
, .ow.o, .i..W,.... ...... ..... ..v.i... 1'1,
tiiroo cruisers, iu uesiroyorB, one
Olio sulphur claim In In tho crater
of Mount Mukusliln, a volcanic peak
which risen C.000 foot on Unnliiskn
' f t. nnnrrrfinhln
.rnn- o.U o -, a MA1i. . - ."K I" BUU61MI"""
social war. the army -would bo lead- a. ""ow"! MMwhiisett., C2.o03,
crjeg 333 pounds; Rhodo Island, 29,490,-
Thus the Junius, became a polltl- J04 Pounds; Pennsylvania 28,145
cal force, which opposed radical leg-1024 PunU: "I'tll
islation and otherwise interfered In Pund9: fw , ot' 1S'837'SuC
affairs of state. They aro really a pounds followed by New I amp
Great fraternal society, the member 3h,ro' OIlI- Connecticut and Maine,
of which accept orders only from the The dealers' ho dings of all grades
presiding colonels in all affairs of j conditions, and classes according to
the army, Ignoring those of king.!cltl0'' wero aB oU;, "f,9"' X'"
generals and government. I C2C'321 Pounds; PhHadolph la. 22,
To dissolve these Juntas the Cortes ! 79C'584 Pounds; New ork. 12 89u-
:; vjnicago, ia.uuy.iuu
St. Louis, 9,114,007
pounds; Portland, 2,947,759 pounds;
i.San Francinco, 1.205.C08 pounds; r!
all other cities, 11,920, CfiP pounds.
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must pass a bill to repeal the act '
which legalized them, and tho mum-lnounus;
nut that 13 done, overy infantry of
ficer, who obeys tho orders of his
Junta, must resign from the army.
Sooner or later the new cabinet
must f3ce a debate on the ''military
question." This has, since the Inter
vention of the Juntas In politics,
each time led to the downfall of tho
ministry.
King Alfonso's name has invariab
ly been left out of tho discussion but
it is said that tho officers Induced
him to support the organization and
ly action recently jn qttendjng a big
banquej ,glyejy at Toledo by the in
fantry ,oficorp has lent color to the
report. ,j(j r, ,r ,,
SHAWWOULD ';
KMTECTiE
LONDON, Fob. 12. (By Mail),
George Bernard Shaw declares that
tho old'ebttages of England should be
destroyed wholesale.
'After living in one of tlieso 'lit
erary and artistic' houses with an
exalted sense of doing the right
thing," he told the Society of Arts
recently "one realizes that all the
time ono has been living in a sort of
architectural hell.
"I am so far modern that I have
come to the conclusion that what is
BRIDGE "FIENDS".
LONDON, Feb. 7. (By Mail).
Women who travel up to town daily
from Brighton, tho famous watering
place Iiavo taken to playing bridge on
tho trains. The stakes aro often choc
olates or gloves, As they often leavo
the limited means of bringing visit
or3 to Franco.
Dal Plnz .director of tlio Transat
lantic Company, has expressed his
opinion that tho number of Amerl
cansdc3irlng to visit Frnnce In tho
coming seaFon will far surpns3 the
transportation facilities, but that
this will bo rellccd by (ho putting
Into sorvlce of passenger vessels onw
under construction principally in
Lnglaud before tho French hotels
lmve been organized to ..receive tho
jtixpected influx'of foreign visitors.
Tho warning that Americans "aro
terribly exacting" as regards comfort
iu hotels and as to their muimge-
jiaenl lsgivcn by Victor Cumbon, an
I engineer who knows America woll.
lie says:
I ' "It Is not only, tho rich who doslro
I refinement in hotels but all Ameri
cans." '
Mr. Cambon asserts that, outside
of Paris and resorts llko Vichy, Nlco
and Dcauvlllo, it Is Impossible to
find five good hotels in all Franco
not include tho six German destroy-1 Tho claim, it Is said, Ih In a part ot'
era which a recent ruble dispatch tho crutor kept free from snow nnd
s.i Id had been awarded to Brazil
the Supreme Council.
by
leu by lie t sulphurous vapor which
Issues from vents In tho rocks with
The government piopones to cn-lloiid roais. Approximately 12,500
largo the navy by tho addition of tons of sulphur may bo avallablo for
to cruisers of from 1,000 to r.,000 indtliic In tho crator, It Is estimated
tons, five destroyers of from l,000i .
I to 1,200 tons, three submarines of
TO GET quick results ndvortlso
800 tons, six submarines of 250 tons, hero.
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their cards at homo, tho guards on Iinu I,VB BOOU ,,olo,B '" uu rnu"-
tho trains have taken to carrying a lf towns llko hon Marseilles,
spare pack for the use of tho women
Miss Elln Pikkuniaml, a young
school teacher of Sweden, has
achieved the highest record for fast
skiing over made by a woman, cov
ering a distance ot 30 kilometers In
2 hours, 14 minutes, 34 seconds.
For two years she has held tho
Swedish championship for women.
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wanted is a law that every building
should bo knocked down at the eqd
of 20years, and a now one erected,
That would got rid "of old cottages.
We have got Into tho incorrigible
habit of sponging on iho past.
"Every generation ought to b
abfo io produce Its own art and all
this worship of the past can only bo
got rid of by a wholesalo destruction
of all the monuments of the past.
''If we could avoid the wholesale
destruction of humun beings -Involved
by a great war, I should bo glad
to have half a dozen great wars In
Europe so that all tho old buildings
might bo knocked down, thus forc
ing us by a sort of starvation to
make our own architectural efforts."
and Houen aro Included
"American's,"- ho adds, 'do not
want luxury; all they ask Is perfect 4j
cleanliness, no greusy smells, com- -fcrt
and hygiene. Where can you
find that among us? Nowhere is
there very much pf it but every
where there is ono thing, our cook
ing. That Is certainly much but,
frankly, it Is not enough."
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gering the industries of northern!,;
Mexico. Tho department of labor
has issued warning against fraudu
lent contracts In tho north, and the
government threatens to stop tho
exodus by forte of'nrms.
Tho American acadomy In Rome,
which has conflnod Its membership
and honors to male artists since its
foundation a quarter of a century
ago, has finally decided to throw
open its doors to women competitors.
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