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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 1, 1920)
PAM9 HKVICN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 1. 1020 BUSINESS CARDS I PROFESSIONAL CARDS MMWVWAM yJ,TiV retoAC TH cjtwcdllaay $ FORMALDEHYDE lliiy ymir formnldohydo now unit mivii mutiny. Wo licivu n limited Humility on luuul Hint wo will null at tliu following prices: Pint $1-00 Quart $1.75 Gallon '. $6.50 Wlmn our present Block Ih ex lintlHtCll tllOHO prices will do lit luast 33 ik.t cent higher. VELVO-K1D llniiHohnld dry clnnnor, for donn ing Kill Gloves, Lace, Silks inn) nil ilullcatu falirlcH. l'lnl Imtll- 35c STRAW HAT DYE Colorlto ijtraw Hut Dyu will renew liny hut, mid tliu now color will bo permanent. Any ono can uso It. 10 Colors Old ltoso, Hngo Green, Lnvondor, Grey, Cadet llluu, Cerise, Victory Mile. Jul Muck. Cardinal lU'il. Burnt Straw, Navy lllui, llrown Vloli't. Yellinv, Nil turn I, Dull Muck. Kuotigh to dyu an ordinary tHico 25c hat STAR DRUG COMPANY Stationery and Office Supplies T SEED POTATOES OHKOON AQUICUIrUUAL COI. LEGE, Corvallln, April 1. Potato seed should bo treated with corrosive mibllmato 10 days or two weeks be fore planting, whllo still dormant, ac cording to M. 11. McKay, associate plant pathologist nod potato spo- ClHllBt. Use four ounces of corrosive sub-' llmato crystals or powder to every 30 gallon! of water. Dissolve In about a gallon of hot water in glass' or a wooden vessel before dilution. Thin make a one to 1,000 solution. Use decreases Its strength, to cor rect which add one-half ounce of chemical for every four bushels of potatoes treated for two hours. If a HOT What's Inside a Tire Miles or Disappointment? We have seen enough grief coming from tires that have no name on them at all, or some name that nobody ever hear of tires that cost enough to be good but were in the end a disap pointment. For years we wished that some real manufac turer would come out with a small car quality tire that would sell for a low price. Now we have it. Size 30x3 , , 30x3 ' 31x4 1 MJTftSVy- WwMtir-WsVWtfA mssmwk w MmvABzz iiieW!'i' TC lEantcr Ebb Dyes Gc SPECIALS FRIDAY-SATURDAY ONLY FREE A 30r .!,. -f Kumll Improve! . Too.), Port,, frco with each KU-.UO Tooth llrush nt 50c Klniixo loolli bruli"H urn gunnin tced not to ii hod lliuir bristles. FREE j 0"ni7":i(cnTrr"of Vlnlotnulf-T.il-c tliu free Willi n liotl'o of Violet! Dulca Toilet Water ul i $1.25 SOAP 15c Cremr Oil Boi.p rnndo from JPIHU jmnu umi wiim; wnn 3 cakes 25c j WRITING TABLET I .Cibwob Linen Writing Tublct, lot tor slzu, 2Gc value 17c i FOUNTAIN SYRINGE , 2-tuurt Symbol Kountiilii Syrlngo guiirautcci one year, t'i 00 viiltio $1.59 I I OPEKO COFFEE 45c t SSSl PRICKS IK) .NOT INCLUDE REVENUE DI.WKKSE .V POPE, Proprietor -ha &XjaJUL Store Mail Orders Filled Promptly shorter treatment is used, reduce tho amount of chemical used proportion ately. Dry tho tulrars Immediately after treatment. Tiling them up wet leads to Injury. Exposure of the potatoes to the hot sun produces black heart. Disinfect tho sacks with corrosive sublimate or formaldehyde and dry before resacklng. Corrosive sublimate 1b better than formaldehyde, as it destroys the spores of two diseases, scab and rhiz octonlu. Rhizoctonla Is a fungous disease ' and ono of the most tterlous tuber ' troubles. A three to four year crop rotation , Is necessary for the control of Bcab and rhizoctonla, as the organism is always present in tho soil to some extent. Thousands or women In Swltzer , land earn a livelihood by their skill In the finer work of watchmaking. Plain $12.25 1G.S0 25.G5 Anti-Skid $17!G5 26.95 TIkn tii Mill tliu iiiiiii uho must vtutrli liN pontiles, and I lies Hint -iilp tho iwii'IiI'h most luxurious curs. Wo havo tliom ami tivcry ono has tlio (Joodycar ii.inio on II and mi unlimited servlcu guar ant(H) back of 11, DON'T l'OKGKT TIIKV AUK rjOODVKAlW Imperial Garage Goodyear Service Station Phone 130 sassa "Afasggy IIaijmonv IturuMBS 5cVrS? 'wat pz GLASSINE Pure slllcnto of sodu or water j glass iiiniln aicrrdlriK lo govorn iniMit ronuiilii to Ijo used for pre I serving ckkh. j Eggs will keep perfectly for 1 months If properly put up In (UllMKIIIO. ' , ' r "doTon grV XiV .lio 'uS" Ul." ? OlIO plllt llllllfl'H enough Holiitlou li bottle. Pint 25c i Quart 50c ; Half gallon 75c i THERMOS LUNCH KIT Keeps your lunch cleun mid fresh. Kit contain u pint Thermos bottlo for carrying hot or cold beverages. ricuty of room for the lunch. 1 strong und neat looking outfit. $4.25 TIIEICMOH HOT! MM Pint t... $...- lo 9 i.oo Quurt I .."(Mo $0.00 UNIVERSAL AM) THIMtMO.S FILLERS Pint quart .$....- TAX Kodaks and Films READY TO FIGHT HESSIAN FLY WASHINGTON, March 31. An ticipating tho possibility this spring of another of tho numerous destruc tive outbreaks of tho Hessian fly in tho wheat flolds of the country, the department of agrlculturo has mado ready to combat it. Through appro priation by congress, funds for the work were Increased sufficiently to provide for the principal needs and three stations for the purpose of sys tematic study have been established at Carlisle, Pa., Centralla, 111., and Wichita, Kan. Through these stations it is hoped more will be learned this year about the Hessian fly than In any year since tho British General Howe's hired Hessians are supposed to have brought the pest ta Long Island dur ing tho revolution. Exhaustive in vestigations aro under way on para sites of tho Hessian fly to determine what effect tho presence or absenco of nny particular parasite has on periodica visitations of tho fly. The last groat outbreak came five or six years ago. NATIONAL .SHOOTING MATCH to in: ui:m at mi pkhhy The sccrotnry ct wnr has approved tho schedule, for the national mntchca this year. Tho notches will com mence Monday, August 23, 1920. The order of tho matches will be: natlomil Individual rlflo match, na tional Individual pistol match, na tional pistol team match, national rlflo team match. Auy citizen of tho United States may participate In the individual mutches. Ammunition will bo issued by tho oiduanco department, U. S. army. Springfield model 1903 rlflos and ColtinutoinnJIc pistols, caliber .4C, will bo used. V. S. AltMV TO COMPKTi: IN OLYMPIC GAMICS Tho Olympic games will bo hold In Antwerp, nolglum, beginning about August 1 this year. Teams will be solocted from tho U. S. army to com pete in rlflo and pistol shooting, box ing .fencing, horsemanship, swim ming, wrestling, track and field. Two of tho offlcors who havo beon In this Yldnlty on rocrultlng duty re cently havo entored tholr names for the rlflo and pistol competitions. m The credit of organizing tho first Sunday school in -tho United States Is claimed for a woman Miss Sarah Colt, who died at hor homo in Patter son, N. J in 1872, at tho ago of 90 years. Miss Colt's original Idea was to teach tho mill boys to road and write, and from this the school gradu ally grew into a means of exclusive religious Instruction, $17 bis. JWyl ALCXANDCh" UERKMAN and EMMA COLDMAN, Oeportcd by U. 8. Department of Jus tlco as Leading Spirits in Communist Plots. P.E0 PAMPHLETS VANKSSPURifD Poicon Propaganda to Russian A. E. F. Repealed by U. S. Secret Service. Extracts from pamphlets, published oy the Engli&h-cpealdno Communists In Rucsla, and dlrtributed among the American troops In the North now in the possession of the U. S. Depart ment of Justice. "Comruilesl Drop this dirty work. Turn your guns on ynur real enemies, he Kwi'nters and capitalists. 'Come with us In the far nobler sirule to cstubllsli the triumph of labor the world over (Signed) N. LENIN." "Pnst and Central Burope Is utliime with the revolt. The exploiting class Iihs In some countries fallen, and In others are on the point of fulling. The dawn of the day of Labor's eman cipation has come I" "You have arms. You know bow to use them. Will you, like slaves, use them In defense of your mnster, or will you use them to help your class be free! If the former, then you know that you will meet with deter mined resistance of the united revolu tionary people of East and Central Burope, and History will be your Judge. If the latter, then here's hearty welcome Into the ranks of In ternational labor."- "We want you te understand that every country In the world Including your own can become a socialistic state, a workmen's country, If only It follows the Russian example. Every nation In the world Including the ynnkee race' enn become a really free nation. If It only does uwny with the trusts, the money lords and the bloodthirsty exploiters. It Is up to you Amerlcnn soldiers to do It I It Is up to you to bring the great lesson of the Russian Revolution home to jour tolllns nml suffering brothers. It's up to you to start It then' In your own America, you Just start It ami vnnr brothers will follow you I Yon Just dure I You have nothing to lnp hut your chnlns. You have a world to gnlii. "You Just dare to take home with you the lied Runner of the Resolution and Inscribe upon It: "Pnwn with nipl'nl'sml "lmg live Industrial Freedom I "Long lle Sochillsml" "You probably would let n nlnne and go borne. If ,our officers would let you, Hut they do not Intend to let you do so. You are under their orders, and tljey nro under the orders of "high er ups," and those nrt under the orders of "still higher ups," etc. At the top of -the wholo pile nro the wealthy capitalists who wnnt to get their greedy hands upon the mines and factories, rallwnys, etc., of Russia. That Is the reason you nro here to rob worklngmen and make millionaires richer. "Wo know that you nro bound, hand and foot by discipline and have been In blind Ignorance of what you were doing here or why you enmo. Tho only way thnt you can do tho decent thing Is by breaking tho discipline thnt drives you to this crime against your own Iclnd, the working class. "The wnr Is over. There is no hon est reason for you to submit to mili tary orders. You are not fighting 'German militarism.' You ore sub mitting to It when you obey the com mands of your own officer. "You can break away. We know that you can, for we did. You are powerful enough and numerous enough ro nrrest the officers or to do' with them what you please. Or you can come over to us." Klamath Falls Cyclery Wo luindlo tho best In our line, such an Motorcycles, Bicycles, 1'nrtH nml Accessories, Goodyear, Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubus. The houso of tho two arid throo wheelers, Includ ing llarlcy-Davldson Service. C. E. BIBMARK 115 H. Oth St. KlaniAth Falls fAAAAVWWV1 NOTICE Wo open storo every Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a. m. to 4.00 p. m. Many nro tho good things wo can show A dollar Baved 'Is a dollar earn ed. In buying good thngs cheap as you may learn, you will nover bo In debt and havo to skip If you buy your goods from I.UCKY DICK Sc CO. 01 Klamath Avo. Corner of Gtb St. y1 7fl4tli -j3 WfigEZSSSXaszs . . Lot your Glass Troubles bo My Troubles. Reglazlog done In any part of the city E. C. STCCKT. Carpenter & Cabinetmaker Phone 477W 1024 Main. t A J. C. CLEGHORN Cltll Engineer and Surveyor Office C17 Main St. Fhencs: Office 100, Res. 102.1 j O. K. FEED & SALE STABLES Under new manage ment Best care taken of all stock placed in our barn. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. )f00imm00 DENTISTS Dr. E. G. Wisecarver PHONE 854 Dr. P. M. Noel PHONE 4 Over Underwood's Seventh asd Mala Streets MWWVMAAMMMWMMMMWWWWWWWf A. MAURITSCH For Your Favorite Furniture Phone 176J 10 Main St itSMM KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair ingNew Ones Made to Order Axle Straightening and Dlacksmltbing ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phono SSO-Y 017 Klamath Ave. ! r Phone 460 729 Mnln St. Ire Cream Candles PASTIME Jack Mourow, Trop. Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drlnk.s . Peel mid Milliards Uarber Shop In oCnnectlon OUR MOTTO 'Courtesy and Service" WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY B17 Mala ARTHUR R. WEL90N . Manager Professional Pharmacy EXCLUS1VELY5 Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy OPEN Fourth and Pine Streets FRED WESTERFELD DKNTIHT Phono 434 W, X.Itny Lnborolory LooiiiIh Illdg., Klamath Falls Hit. C. A. HAMHO Dentist L O. O. P. IiuIldlnK PHONE 01 WVWlMVWMVMMWIMMMMAWMAMAA PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Caics Mrs. Roa McDanlels, 301 High St Phone 455 Office Phone 177W lies 17711 Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Physician and Burgeon White Building Klamath Falls Oregon aVWWWMW DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND 8UIUJEON Phones 17W 1711 Rooms 1 and 2 White IJulldlng DR. L. L. TRUAX Warren Hunt Hospital Corner Fourth and Pine PHONE 497 WARREN HUNT MEDICINE AND SURGERY 206 I. O. O. F. Bldg. DR.G.A. MASSEY Successor to Dr. Trui Suit 200, 1. O. O. V. Bldg Office phone 80J Res Phone 80M SHASTA VISTA SANITARIUM 420 Main St. (New Bldg. Later) DR. A- A. SOVLE, 420 Main 1943'Maln 151-J 16-M r . HAW BlililJ KNUlNHKilUnU ct CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers and builders of mod era Saw Mills, Planing Mills, Box Plants. Complete plantM contract ed. Appraisals and reports made. Dredging. Wo contract to build any class of a building aud Install machinery of any kind. Drafting of any kind done. Blue Print made. PHONE 110J Otllcf In K. P. Building 1 am now prepared to furnish Shasta Sund from the Ilooy, Cam., jand and gravol pit, lu any quantity that may bo 'desired by contractors and builders. AL K. GRAHAM. r n Let Your GLASS troubles be Mine " C. E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine THE USE OF those columns will make money for you. NOW In the Hospital