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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 12, 1920)
PACJH SEVEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FRIDAY, MARCH. 12, 1020. tiWi14l TO HUAiAll HIIHINI! BUSINESS CARDS PROFESSIONAL CARDS 1 H AUCTI KLAMATH FALLS Saturday, I THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST SHORTHORN BREEDERS' ASSOCIATION AND THE KLAM- ATH COUNTY FARM BUREAU WILL SUPER ? VISE THE SELLING OF 1 31 Registered Shorthorns 31 Consisting of Bulls from 9 Months to 3 Years and T Cows from 2 to 7 Years Old. t Some of cows have calves by side; others due to, r calve soon. v Consigned mainly from W. W. Green's noted herd at Union, Oregon, with five head from C. O. Garrett, Glcndnle, Oregon.' This is the greatest opportunity ever offered Breeders and Rangemen of this community to get choicely bred bulls and heifers as herd improvers or as foundation herds a grow.thy, rugged type with approved blood lines behind them. Send to E. H. TJiomas, County Agricultural Agent, Klamath Falls, Ore., for catalog ofanimals to be sold. PLAN TO ATTEND THIS SALE! Sale, at O. K. Barn, to begin at 1 P. M. Cattle can now be inspected at' O. K. Barn. 414 - HAM: ok TIMIIKR KLAMATH INDIAN RKHKRVATIOX AOE.WI mi. Cnnlndlilil In ilfinllpntn. marked ouulde "Did Agency. Timber Unit"1 end addressed to Suiiorlntondcnt, Klamath ilndlnn School, Klamath Agoncyprcgon, Will bo received un til twelve o'clock'noon, Pacific time, Wednosduy, March 24, 1920, for the nurchnso of tlmbor on a tract, In towmhlp 34 south, run go 7 east of the Willlnlnotto, Meridian In Klara-i . . i., ,'( ,,,' .,",, nth Indian Hcsonmtlon, lying bo- n,ust ,,fl Pi,d voting clubs on such tween the J. J. Stelgor'Snle area ahd admissions. the so-railed Spring Creek Sales ar-, This announcement wob made b) cas. The -said unit Includes 13(10 offlcla,g of tne Cardinals, who said acres of unallotted land with an es-, . tlmaled stand of five million feet nsl",orP ,han 35-000 youngstors were to which contract will bo modo with admitted to the gnmes last season, the Superintendent and about 8001 this number Is expected to be sur ncrcs of allotled lands with an " i passed this easont club officials said, nted stand of thrco million feet ns ... . ,.,. ,', . ' to which Boparnto approved con- Bml t,!0 additional expense will not trncts with tlio Indian owners may effect tho boys. All boys with proved probably be mndo. More than'nlnoty Inqral characters are admitted to EftorWi and VaXlrTJ """""" '" """"" ' whlto' ffr, Douglns fir and sugar Pine. Each bid must state tho price NW HOSPITAL IS rtAv thniiennfl fnnt Ktrlnnnr Tlnrlmnl ' i C. Log Scnlo that will bo paid for tlmbor cut and soaled. No bid of loss than thrco dollars and fifty cents (J3.50) por M. foot for yellow pino and ono dollar and fifty cents (fl. CO) for othor species will bo consld orod. Each bid must bo accompanied J by n certiflod chock on a solvent nn- tlonnrbonk, payable to tho superin tendent of tho Klnmnth Indian School, In the amount of ono thous and dollars ($1,000.00). Tho deposit will bo returned If tho bid Is reject ed but retained as liquidated dam ngos If tho required contract 'nnd bond nro not executed and prosented for npproyal within sixty dayB from tho nccoptanco of n bid. Tho right to rojeqt any and all bids Is reserved. Copies ot tho bid and contract forms and othor information mny be ob tained from. Superintendent Indian U1.1IUUI, .wuiiitiw, nhUiiv;, w.ubu. Washington, D. C, Cato Sells, Fob. 18, 1020. Commissioner ot Indian Atfnlrs. 25 26 28 2 4 6 .9 11 13 ?- I Nettleton, Walk-Over, Stratford, Berry, and other gooa snoes are nere in me new spring siyies K.K.K. STORE Leading Clothiers and Hatters 4H''H4l-4l' r R I ill WErawmstiiwaHH ! March 13 X ..'? wii i MOT RAR THF WIL1- "Ul WA K "KNOT HOI V flANr." ST. I.OUIS, Mo., Mar. 10. The "knot hole gang" Idea of the St. I.ouls Nationals, with a free gate for lKis between tee ages of 10 and 1C years ,wlll be continued despite the ruling of the feaguo magnates that til A rPPlllnr rtlnncria" nui-onnlnca NEARING COMPLETION Painters expect to complete their work on tho new Warren Hunt hos- pltal today, and ns soon as they aro out oi mo uuiiuing mo equipment will bo Installed and the Institution will bo ready for occupancy. It will probably bo opened next week. Frank 11. Robinson, pharmacist, will begin unpacking and arranging his stook tomorrow. Tho telephone system Is still to bo Installed. Tho hospital will hnvo an Intricate sys tem of communication, every room boing linked with tho administrative Lain,, hv nt,nno Tho hospital ambulance Is on the way from Los Angeles, Dr. Truax having gono aftor it. Ho is driving it up.' rTTTTTTvTTTT'J HMn t F S BAN KltANirqC'O, March 12.-- 1 ra T1HTI SlVlth prurtlfiilly fill of tlio loading Y'cltli""- of tlio I'nllccl Stall's ami ninny .ordgn KiivpinniuntH of thu Far East 2, mill South Amerlcii already pledged to wjiiil delegates to tlio seventh nn f lloiial foreign trudo convention In f itlilH city May 12 ta lfi, an uttond- anro In predicted liy tlic committer In charge of tlio convention hero that ', will lw reproHOiitatlvo of practically every nertlon and overy Industry of ? this country and ovory nation or Its j dependency of tlio .Orient, thy Pacific or South America A total of 1215 delegates )u.i boon accredited to (Into from thin country ami abroad, j Dnlfgntions have been arranged ''(for by tlio following commercial or- caiiiziitloiiD, cxcIuhIio of tlio Pacific icoht whoro overy major city Is al ii ready ropicHciitcd,, with scores of ; othor cities now iiBHemulIng cominlt !te3sto arrange tlio personnels their delegatiens: ! Tlio Merchants' Association of ".Now York; tho l.owlston Cominorclul Slclub! tho Colorado Manufacturers' $.itnd ..Merchants' Association of Don usr; the Associations of Commerce of (Iraml Itapids, Chicago am) New 'Orluans; mid tho chambers of com merce of the following cities: Phlla- J (dolphin, Mobile,' rrnnkforl, cs ' Moines, Peabody, Mass., Omaha, Cleveland, Boston, Cincinnati Pltts ihurB, Austin, Texas, and Wichita Tails, Texas. Foreign countries that have al ready Indicated their definite Inten tion of participation are: China! Austrnlin, India, tho Philippines, SI burin, Argentina, and Panama. Other nutlons and tholr dependencies on tho Pacific and In South America nro planning to sond delegations, those named having actually pledged a delegation of ten each. Thq Interest already excited In tho Far East was tersely related In this city tcdny on tho arrival from tho Orient of II. F, Fltzgoorge, a noted lirltfsh nlnlng engineer, who, In a statement given to tho press, de clared that the foreign trado cdnven lion would be, In the Judgment of far eastern business men, a "greater developer of trade and commerce across tho Pacific than even tho Panama-Pacific Exposition was." "Tho convention has attracted In tense "interest, particularly through out 'China," said Fltzgoorge, "and engineers and merchants from even the Isolatod sections' within the bor ders' of Tibet and 'through the dis tant mountain ranges' will be well represented here In May." Th'e first lndica'tlon"the committee In charge of the convention had of the judgment of thoT3rltlsh""onglneor was In tho public press and 'the state ment was considered by the commit-, tee as confirming every prediction made that the 'convention would be listed with tho most notable and far reaching In its effects of any conven tion ever held in this or any other country for a similar purpose. WILL REFOREST CHINESE AREA NANKING. China.. Feb. 1. (By Mail). Nanking University's Col lege of Agriculture and Forestry Is stnrtlng a movement that has as Its ultimate purpose tho ro-forestatlon of China's denuded hills by Inducing all tho schools of the country, Chin ese and foreign, to observe a Chin ese National Arbor Day. Addresses have been sent out In English and Chineso to tho schools ot tho' country urging that an Arbor Day holiday be Instituted and giving instruction in jtree planting methods. It is Intended also tb supply seeds to tho schools. In tho messages to tho bcIiooIs It has been pointed out that economists hnvo hold that reforestation Is prob ably tho country's most vital need In making over its nntlonnl lite. Sponge fishing In tho Americas is rather n modern .Industry, but It pro duces mora than two-thirds of tho wprld's supply In weight, though tho fisheries ot tho- Mediterranean pro duco about ono-hnlf of the world's supply In valuo. BIDS WANTED . School Clerk of DistPNo. 1. will receive bids for 2C0 cords of body wood, nil to bo cut trom llvo trees, t be tiered and monsurod on tho school 'grounds, 100 cords to bo.dellvorod to Itivorsldo School, 100 cords to Qen trnl School, CO cords to Mills school, Bids to bo soaled und accompanied by certified check for 6 per cqnt of amount bid.. Bids to bo addressed to Ida B. Momyer, Clork. .All, wood to no cut in 4 it. lengtns. mas to bo in by Monday, March lGth, 9-15 As tho result of long and trying labor, while tho special car of tho Klniniilli Masons and Shrlners was Jarrlmt along toward Eugcno last week for tho big conclave and Initia tion, tho following , poetic 'effusion wan given to n waiting world. W. K. I. am in, in nro famed for his opera tlons In plno than In poetry thus far; cheerfully accepts the blame: WoH, wo nro hero from Klamath Falls, . Bovuntnnn rookies strong. Mngco, Plath, and Ward arc Shriners So ho brought them along To sponsor for our outfit And guide our caravan And to load us on to Illllah, Tho 'best lodgo In the land. MesdamcH Ferguson and Kimball And Ilruttcn aro from homo; You can't hazo them though, fellows, TIh'v aro horo to clinncronoj Now all of us liuvo traveled, And all have seen the light, So now wo como to Illllah To Join tho glorious light. Pleiiso lot mo Introduco to you Tin! members of our bunch; Altho' you'ro wIro beyond our ways You may not spurn tho hunch. Foremost among our candidates . Is big Judgo Marian Hanks, And if he gets his just deserts You'll glvo him your worst pranks, Peton is a wood man. Don't mako tho sands too hot, Or- boing Just a splinter He'd burn up as like as not. Jack Kimball is n tlmhcrman, A great, big chesty cheese; i Souk him a good hard one And bring him to his knees. Ferguson, an attorney, Steered tho big Liberty Loan; Play him .easy, follows, He's naught hut skin and bone. Lcnncx peddles soft drinks, Drive him hard for mo; A man can drink a tub-full And never gain a spree. . t Will Adam ll a stock man And rides a horse IikO Hell; Put hi in on your worst old goat Seo If ;io rides it well. Splkcr shoots the hardware, So take away his gun Ileforp you start In on him, Else he might mess up the fun. West Is a bright young lumberman, An honest one at that; Give him a glimpse ot Hades, Hut be suro to bring him back. Kirk Sotzer Is a box-man And handy with his mitts; King him with a good pug And make him yell for quits. Ilrownell Is a husky man, And sells us auto cars; "We've already worked on him And mado him seo some stars. Hratten, on accountant, Figures all our tax; Go tho limit with him, 'Do not your efforts lnx. Van Emmon, a 'fat young lawyer, And a comer; so they say, Only Btlrs up trouble So I'll let you have your way. Garrett is building a new garage, To repair our automobiles; For God's sake, let him. live, So' we can travel on our wheels. Burton, ia gpod saw flier, t Is a reckless daredevil gink; Drive him across 'the sharpest spikes And see if he wiUvshrlnk. Epperson Is a banker. LAnd takes interest in life; an sharks should "have a pound of fleBh Cut out with a good sharp knife. A. J. Voye Is our baby. Gained the Blue lost Monday ' -night; He Is also a recent father, 1 So ypu'll want to treat him right. Now I'm a docile fellow Lamm And. I'll ketch hell for this; But, -since I've tipped you off-so well, I'm the fellow you should miss. Klamath is a dry country, W.e should pass the sands, I think; But when we arrive at HUlah, For God's sake give us a drink. Tho greatest hydro-electric plant in the world, planned for India, is expected to deliver water to the tur bines at a pressure of 680 pounds to the square inch. IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO BRING RACK COLOR AND LUS TRE TO nAIR That beautiful, even shade ot dark, glossy hair, can only be had by brew ing a mixture ot Sage Tea and Sul phur. Your hair Is your charm. It mhkes ,or mars ( tho face. When It fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhances Its appearance a hun dred fold. Don't bother to prepare the mlx tuio; you can get this fnmous old recipe Improved by tho addition of other ingredients for GO cents a large bottle, all ready tor use. It Is called Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can always be dopended upon to bring bnck the natural color and Iub tre of your hair. Evorybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now because It, darkens so naturally nnd evenly that nobody can tell It has been ap plied. You simply dampen a sponge or soft brush with It-'and draw this through tho hair, taking ono small strand nt a time; by morning the gray hair has disappeared, and after an other application It becomes bea tl fully dark and appears glossy and lus trous. ' ' EM HE G HARLEY-DAVIDSON ' Service Station iVe handlo tho Harley-Davldson Motorcycles and Bicycles Exclus ively. Also buy, sell and exchange all other Makes. Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. C. E. DISMARK 115 S. Oth St. Klamath Fall. NOTICE Wo open store ovory Tupsday and Friday from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Many aro tho good things wo can show. A dollar saved Is a dollar earn ed. In buying good thngs cheap ns yon may Jearn, ydu will never bo In debt nnd havo to skip It you buy your goods from LUCKY DICK & CO. 201 Klamath Ave. Corner of Cth St. fie Let your Glass Troubles bo My Troubles'. Ueglazing dono in any part, of the city , ' E.' C. STTJCKY. t Carpenter & Cabinetmaker Phone 477W 1024 Main. J. C. CLEGnORN Civil Iiginecr and Surveyor 1 Office 517 Main St. Phenes: Office 100, Res. 102.J MiWWVWVeeMe O. K. FEED & SALE STABLES Under new manage ment Best care taken of all stock placed v in our barn. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. WWMWWWMWUwWeWrlrW J . DENTISTS -Dr. E. G. Wisecarver PHONE 854- Dr. P. M. Noel .1 FHONS Over Uadcrwood'i Beremth sad Malm Streets Uwwwwwwwwwwwwwwwww, A, MAURITSCH For Your Favorite Furniture Phone 176J - 10 Main St KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair lag New One Made to Order Axle Stralghtealag aad niacksml thing ALL WORK GUARANTEED .Phone 869-Y 617 Klamath Ave. ( I VWWWWWAKAAAAAMAMAAM 'Phone,460 Ice Cream 729 Main St. V Candle ' . PASTIME Jack Monrow, Prop. Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drink,! , . .Fool and Billiards Barber Shop In oCnnectlon OCR MOTTO "Courtesy and Service" .' . WILSON -ABSTRACT COMPANY ' 017 Maa ARTHUR R. WDUSON Manager Professional jtSa "mei t - EXCLUSIVELY Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy Open Fourth and Pine Streets eeeMAeeArAfeMeMVM FRED WESTERFELD DENTIST i Phono 434W. X-Hny, Laboratory Loom In lildg., Klamath Fait MMe)eeMAeeAMeeMVeVWWV! DR. C. A. RAMBO Dentist I. O. O. F. Building PHONE 01 PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Cases' Mr. Rosa. McDanlcla, 301 High St Phone 455 Offlce Phono 177W lies 177rt Dr. H. D.- Lloyd Stewart l'lijsiclan nnd Surgeon White Building Klamath Falls Oregon DRLF..R. GODDARD OsteopathicRhysician and t 'Surgeon '' Office and Residence Phones 321 I'. OV O. F. Temple e. d: lamb PIIVSICIAX AND SURGEON PhoncsilTW ITU' Rroms 1 and 2 Whlto JSulldlng WARREN HUNT MEDICINE AND SURGERY 206 I. O. O. F. Bldg. DR. a A. MASSEY Successor "to" Dr. Traaz Suit 296, L. O. O. F. Bldg Offlce phone 86J Re Phone SOM Phones:. 151 J Ofice. , 1S1M Residence. DR. SOULE Office 420 Mala Residence IOOO Main II SAW MTJUL ENGINEERING A CONSTRUCTION' O03 Designers aad bBilders''of mod em Saw Mills, Planing Mais, Box Plants. Complete plants contract ed. Appraisals and reports made. .Dredging' We contract to build amy class of a building and Install machinery of any1 kind. 7 . Drafting of any kind done. Blae Prints 'made. L 4 PHONE 149J ' v Oflce-tn K. D.BaUdlng I am now prepared to tnrnlsk Shasta Sand from the Roey, Cam, sand and gravel pit, in any quantity that may be desired by contractor! and builders. . At, F. GRAHAM. Let Your GLASS troubles, be Mine C; E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine Klamath Lodge No. 137 L O. O. F. Meets Friday night of 'each ;week at I. O. O. F. hall, 5th nnd Maln streets. Hyman Weschler, N. G,; W. C. Wells, Secretary; W, D. Cofer, Treasurer. . Ewauna Encampment No. 48, 1. O O. F., meets Tuesday night of eaek. week at I. O. O. F. hall. W. H. North, C P.; W. D. Cofer, Scribe; Fred Bueslng, Treasurer. Pharmacy f " yl v 'l A 4- Soon In the Hospital 5