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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (March 23, 1920)
TUESDAY, MA11CH JW, 1020 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON "'Aon roin t!C s SB t M TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY - $ - -k J t k -fc t I j CLINGING ONVISIBLeI ? if $& A fl I1 55 VVLA & I FACE POWDErwMWI f lHHVI J VNWWWVVWVWNAMWVW T KT WANTED AT ONCE KunilnluMl house, furnished apartment or furnished nwms. Cult Herald Office. Storage llntterle II. Shldler Mnll.Ml - - U.,i,ii,l.),tiii,l Mitivlii 1 1 machine. Spot Cash lluskel tiro- eery. 21-2 PRIMARY TODAY " Wrought Jo jnakc -f hit"' CltatcrfieU M SIOl X FAU.S. S I) Mm 2.1 Smith Dakota wtlers will m their piluuiry loiliiy instruct their dele i gallium to tho iiiitiutiiit i,nentiou whom to ulo for n u proiild"nliul prefeienro on the tlrot three ballots' In tho democratic uml repuhlkr.il n lloiuil contentions. They will libit senatorial anil t'dti i?ic WANTED Hoom In Private fnmllv. by single oung num. IMn-iio 3 1 :t . ' nomlnaie S3 slonnl candidates mill complete iio ticket ANI)w,y,m,pNevcr "iollfull) l.lcmlej,, Qienlcrficld, bring V(HJ die I.cm i.( TurkUh and DmncMir Icur, ,clldcj bring out new dc, IWiu of lluv,lr. J ATTENTION M.UVAIIKKS l'tiero nro thiee sets of cunilldities Tim regular meeting of tho Worn- Ir presidential iioiuiiinlloi. to e''l n' lleueflt Association of tho .Mac-j pnrtt. lliiurnl I.ohii.imI Wm.tl. en cubees will be held In tin Library ' ,i,,.i i P ii.iu . iii..-iiii! Il .....I....1 I -' -- - December iiiul Prideii' ilson Itnll, March 3.1. 1U20. lit S uYlnek. MRS. WIl.l.ARl) JOHNSON 23 Collector MM T 1 I onteel - Perfumed with the Costly New Odor of 26 Flowen S TXOESNT blow or brush off the face, but I J sticks closely, giving a dainty "bloom", far different from that chalky "make-up" look of inferior powders. Doubly delightful with its rich Jontecl fragrance. Try a box today. STAR DRUG CO. TO I.KT Utgglng contract flvo mil lion foot. 10,000 imr ily begin ning nhout April Int. Thin In u big wlicol or tenm trurk irotOMltlon. id inllo haul llox Zf. Klmmith KiiIIm. 23-27 KOIt SALB- $2,000 i-oiitruct. tlr.iu- Iiik S ht nt. rayiimntn, $-10 a month. Tel 27SW. 23-27 ' Miiillurly 1'iulorfii'il hy u ilfiiiovniiii jinintliiK. nr ii'Ikiki''"I '", - J " propotml t'iuiillilntH Th- npuhll rnn imijorlty hIokiiii iiiuioiiiu-il jolcht wonlH. tho h'Kul limit. I I'M rlntUin, proKroiui. pritptril. Im U'ltty. inomimy. Inw uml onlT " '' lu ilmitocrittlc hIoriui lit "Kor l.islln.t HMC lllllIlT till' l.l'lli:iln Of Nlllltllli CoMirnor Kriink () l.owtlmi. of II llnoli. ropuhllfiin. uml Jmih'k W. (iTiiril, ilomocrnt. worn noh'rtml fr --- WANTKI)- Mnn to rimtmrt iIIhoIiik. .1 cultlvntlnR otr , 215 ncrn Tnlo 1 Ijiko land on , If you nro lookltiK for u cood Aonrtitiitnt ltnimn nrtittoKltliin vvt inn a.n 1 inn nrrniiKltik- to ko Into othiT . prinililiMiiliil nomliitttlon ly .loh'KiUr biulnciiN. A. J. l.ylo. SUth & IIIkIi. ! to llu l(iftmlmr confi'mnm who oro not h.iIIhIIciI with thti iniipurlly llnvo n practically now comphUml r"",,v """ ,,,r ""' "" " & x 10 mid 6x7 vlnw ramtirn outfit ) proponni rrtmlliliut'ii l no nipuo- for nnlo rhpup. A J. l.ylo, 6U?,!llKh. : llciin minority kIokiii U 'ronomy. 23 iclllrii'iii'y. protiTilon. pi'ci. nnrlrul- turo irimettil: nni IIib " Tint ilimi- --.N.M' MACHINISTS AND AUTO MECHANICS I ATTENTION!! t Charter Closes March 24th. Initiation fee still X $5.00. Join now. Regular meeting J TUESDAY, MARCH 23 X at the Labor Council, 8:00 p. m. Machinists' Union No. 1473 ,S r-f- wise. Answor llorald offlco. dhnrit ,lin.ii or other- promptly. V. & II., 23-2I I'ou s.xiii: Strictly modern 7 room furnlnliml house. Klru place, hot ulr furmict. cement basement, hard wood Mourn, built In features, stationery laundry tubs, InrKO garage, large lot, cement walks, beautiful lawn, everything In 7S.'i0. FUllMTl'l DK.MANl) AHUM) OK SUPPLY. r.ItEKNSHORO, X. C.. Mar. 23. Demand for furniture throughout tho country Is of Immense propor tions and ft Is Impossible to make the supply kpep up with the demand. according to manufacturers who at- cIubs-A condition. Only Also oxtru largo room modern pluo- ored liouoo In good location. Has , built In features, cement walks, gar age, wood shed and nice lawn. For Immcdlatu sale, will soil for $3700. Also j i room newly papered and painted It was agrel that the lumber short- ,0U8 cl.0!, j,1", batt!':l,1,?"';1' Invn .. . , ,,.., .. tory and sink. Price J 1700. Torino, age was the most serious difficulty i . -p, v.ltl .V C) confronting furniture makers and no Phone :I73 ' V2r, orth 7lh St. material relief Is In sight at present. -3 ocratlc minority ramlldato Is run nlng miller "Make and keep tho I world isifti for democrac) " Stiuators Miles I'olnilutlor, of i Washington, ami lllram Johnson, of 'California, ant known as republican Independent candidates, having been named by tiling a petition of at least I one percent of the total vote of their party at tho last election. James O Monroe, of Illinois. Is the potltlim .candidate so nominated for tho item locrallc ticket. I'oludeYter's slogan It: "American government free from rlum or foreign control DISGRACEFUL SCENES (LOSE LAUNDRY IN AT DANCE CHARGED NIGHT; VALUE $100 Clothing tnltinl t'liaiKt'i tll't at the PUIHIi' ilailie " - th, at the Moose Hall ! Halur.lay j rw ,ll"l ll0. yMr night fully Mi persons, men nuilim""u' lB,,t "lE,,, ,,y " unknown women tnilli. wero InliiUrnteil. that '"" "r ",,,,v,," fr," '" flolb. vulgarity marked the dancing, that'll"" ' iUn ' ' ''UU lllrha it he saw at least one eUilhlllou of III-:"4 Vlnn lf",- '-" First Tl deretiry. that men III the ante rooms i "''" !' l')inK m Ih. IU, wer loudly profane and that h(",,,r",K", ,,,,', "" mrnln , numerous times during lh course of ,"loeimi wer scattrrrd cuer ih, the evening spoke to various men . Br,,,,,", "", ,lh '" r-rt-pllon of and reiueted them lo remotubet '"w mlnred garments. ih mVi tint presence of wwiumi and rea u. ' wastilng of a famllv of lriv u lug v Ho Inugilngn, were mnile. wllhK,,n,, aildeil detail by t'ouucllmaii V. M. ' Uml linen, crocheted rf.na.m- lPP at last nlghfs meeting of the hmlilerml Infants' r..iliitK wr UV. council. rM' n" "l","l1 artlrlM that It wanted to see hat was going ' nW " K'"al .lest In rtplit. on, said Jir I'PP. '.Members of my """n" H,r' "" " m" m dii own family wanted to attend the public dances hern and I had heard much about the way In which they were conducted " He said that he saw several worn en pass In and out of the lavatorlr! renerveil for men and that tie pre- rlues are small. In reporting the msiipr to U Herald, Mrs tllehn said hr vu prompted by a desire to rt othfM lirortt hy her mUfortunn uml rrfrila from the common custom of l.ultj Uuudered clothes out ovemllhl. OVKUTUHF WIL1. NOT (LOST An Agato ear-ring between tint.. I llnll I l.'l.. .1. Il..... IFITV t.lll UL'V twill I "; .lull lull. .xiiiuiiibii iiti? i nu. Hill Kh.NATOH. atore on Monday. Finder please I1KNI), Mar. 23. H. J. Ovorturf, leave at Herald offlco. Howard. 23 of Hend, will be a candidate at tho Johnson's Is 'Americanism, freedom "umr" ,,ml ,"ll,ur w" concealed in of speech, press. Justlin. with law (""'" l'lars. He said that parlies of mil .ir.1,.1- " Mnnr,U', I, . lr..V..iil I "'" "ll WOllieU WUPl llrlllklng Oil rni n .....i i.,.i,..,i. ", streets around the dance lmll i mU ones -wfaif s(fT--S "Itt'll IISISISr' oly by taxation ' '""'I ,'1!" "'"'r '"'liavlor was bolster- mis anil disorderly. i on roiiuru iook rii action on l"p:is statement, nor Indicated t, 1 1 ffilt fast ! I.I I... ;ii i isvstfnv n iim tt4 l(T ll'.'llLaU .Mlltur Mtrilblil said Itml I In. imbii. It Is understood that there htti tweu other losses of clothing frea linen in the city, though compmtltt- IN namn tended tho meetings of tho National ' comInK ',rlmarlcs. 'or tha Republican! i nomination lor stato representative.! ATTENTION: FARMERS, CON- I Th White Pelican Haiti" lll up en Wednesday evening. March II, for the nubile The will bo 0D every de fnn two in the ami wr en In te1 "'tiMe whlng to MOH the iiluugn for private p.irtl mir lint TRACTORS AND TRUCK UShRS. Council of Furniture AiMoci.illnn,"u,,,,nul,on ,or 8,nl0 represcniOUVO. ,,,., Mn,r Service Cnmimnv I. held here. There la evcrv reason to KarIior ln the J'cnr.Ir. Ovorturf de- offering for tuilo direct to tho users, believe, these manufacturers sav cIare'! 'lig Intention of going out for 'tho United Motor TruckH In 1 '.4. 2 'A. that tho demand will bo incrcaslncl'vi tho Icgtalaturc. but was uncertain at 3 ' "'' r'ton ""' ' "'" ,r,,,;f- iu iuu uiuwnu win oo increasingly! ,,,,.. i, ,., , ,. ors. II g discount, save tho agent's great in the future At the same time ll at ' mo' tthcthe'- W"11 ok commission. For prices and ills- Place In the upper or lower house. ; counts, write Thomas RandleK. cam 'United Motors Service Company. 2U- North liith St , Portland, Oregon, tf 1 PTITr 'K-'Ofnt of the ilaure nl the Moos.t llw l'l'r" ' l'v" J'""'? U I . - -- hi ,., , , ago , ....j,,,;; tSrrntL' iw! J U I II I L " ''1M,cl"1 lM,"','iunn lo maintain order "I told them." said Hie muyor. Republican of !ov I'niiik O Hint if tl ey rould not see lo It them- l.owileu'a home state, III.iiiiIm. are settes that the dances were ciiuiturl- solldly behind his candidal y tor il In ilen-nl fashion thai the ihnrea president. would be prohibited " The Illinois Republican State Con- MrTIUi: All ll'die kunwlng (lli'inivltrl In debted to III" Isnlnllmi hniplul. please selllo with (' t l.nw. HI Oak Ave 2I-3J H MONDALE THEATRE TODAY VRKHESTH " CHAINS OF EVIDENCE " The most unusual mystery drama of tho screen. Supberb cast, headed by Edmund Breese, Marie Shotwell and Anna Lehr. Truly a magnificent production. It's a Hallmark Picture. THERE'S A MVSTKItY, A MURDER, A ROMANCE Connected with this affair. Fatty Arbucklo in" FATTY'S PREDICAMENT" 1 Regular prices Show starts at 7:30 FOR SALE- -Second hand United Motor truck of t tons fully equip ped for hauling, excellent condition for only r27B0.O0 F. O. II. Portland, Oregon. For particulars, wrlto Thom as Handles. 2G-N'orth 15th St., Port land, Oregon. tf . tr.il Commltteea at a special i.ieet.ui: held In Chicago, March 0, and pre sided over by Chairman Frank I. 1 Smith, adopted the following rcs.i iliitlon by u unanimous vote "Whereas, the llfo and achieve inputs of (iovurnor Frank O. Low dun, culminating In his great work iih envnrtwir fif lllltinlrt linvn until.. FOUND ledgers purso In bod ron- ,,,, ... talnlng money. Owner can hnvo; " ' ' same by Identifying and paying forjtho nomination by tho Republican this ad. Mrs. F. C. DeClmlno. 7fiT. party as president of tho United Main St.. City. 23-21 states: Am In.l NnUhln.. n HlrlrllV mn,l..rn ' ''A'"1 MIoVllIK that pniSlltlt ires- flvn room house on paved street. At- '"B nnil rrltlcal conditions In our tractive price. Some terms to right ' nntlou's iilfalrn demand u man of party, (leo. II. Chamberlln. 121 1 !oiind buiilnesn Judgment ami nf strong character; "And believing that tho remark- DEMOCRATIC CJOVERNOR able, ever InrreiiMlni? iiniirnvnl i.lv.m his candidacy forecasts tho great strength ho would have as the candi date of tho Republican party ' Crescent ings. Avo. Phono 327 W. oven-! 2324 4H--M'-W-v'-H--M-l Star Theatre TONIGHT j, - Dorothy Dalton in 4t "L'APACHE" , A stoiy of the Paris slums. "BACK TO.THE KITCHEN" A Paramount-Sennett Comedy Two Reels REIIEI.H AT TRAPPINGS. HARRIHmmn, Pa Mar. 23. (Jovornor William C. Sproul haa de cided not to avail himself of tho time-honored prlvllego of appointing a personal staff. Ho rebelled nt tho thought of being followed about by a retinue decked out In gold braid, flwords and military trappings. Ho will struggle through his term as governor without It. Real Estate is Going UP (Joint resident e lot III nil urti nf Hie city nt prlren Hint make bargain of llieni nt IhU Iliac. Iloiilt-M of till ii'r-lt;cm st prlre from 9,100 lo 9I0..100, on lertiis to xlill. Ilniirli irte;tlcn fnim 10 arrcs lo fllMI Hires al prices thsl will Meter Ixt iluplli'itlrtl. Mrs. Nate Otterbein Vt'Xl KI'A.MATII AVENl'i: ADVERTISEMENT Matinee every day starting at 2:00 o'clock Feature starting at 2 :30. Two shows each night, complete. 'M'l-'ftf'ftttf Sealed proposals will ho received at tho offlco of tho Enterprise Irri gation District, Klamath Falls, Ore gon, until & ociock p. m,, niurcn 30 1020, for tho construction of two pump houses with concrete foundations anil pump sumps. Tho work will Includo tho exca vation of approximately 350 cubic yards of Class No. 1 material: tho placing of approximately 12fi cubic yards of concrete; and tho construc tion of two timber and sheet metal buildings requiring approximately 3,000 Ft. I). M. of fir lumhor and 36 squares of corrugated sheet metal. For particulars address Sccrotary of the Enterprise Irrigation District, Klarasth Falls, Oregon, or C. T. Darley, Engr., Klamath Falls, Ore gon. 20-30 DR. L. L. TRUAX Warren Hunt Hospital 6orner Fourth and Pine PHONE 497 "Wo, therefore, tho Ropubllran State Central Committee of Illinois, In session this filh day of March, 1U20, give our enthusiastic approval and Indorsement to bin candldlcy ' not only with the Justlllahlo prldo as citizens of Illinois but In tho larger hoiibo of our enlarged Inter-, est and dovotlon lo our party mid nutlon. We urge Reimbllcans of, i every slato to Join with us In glv-1 I Ing to tho nation this sterling Amer ican who has firmly and consistently stood with tho forces that mako for good cltleznshlp, for good govern mont, and for undying loynlty to tho country." INSPECTORS FIND PEST IN SHIPMENT WA8HINOTON, Mar. 23. A largo number of nnomy nllons recently reached Now York from Europe but tho vlgllanco of tho department of pgrjculttiro provonted tholr ndmls slon Into tho country. Theso onemy pllons wero not of tho humun variety but wore tho European corn borer secreted In 07 hales of broom corn from Venlco, Italy. Interception of the corn, experts said, provonted, fur ther spread of tho pest which now Is known to oxlst ln Massachusetts, Now Hampshire, Now York and Pennsylvania. LIBERTY THEATRE THE PICK OF THE PICTURES AND A NEW ONE EVERY DAV II. W. POOliE, Owner HARRY IIOKEI.. Musical Director TONIGHT ONLY Dainty Viola Dana stars in v "THE WILLOW TREE" ' A quaint story of Old Japan. WEDNESDAY "THE ARIZONA CAT CLAW" ": A Southwest Story with a punch. THREE SHOWS EVERY DAY Comedy starting at 2 :00 p. m., 7 :00 p. m., 9 :00 p. m. Feature picture starts at 2:30 and 7:30 p. m.