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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 8, 1920)
PAOH SEVEN THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1020 THE PHILADELPHIA STORAGE BATTERY, THE BATTERY WITH A TWO YEAR GUARANTEE HORACE 6th, Between Main and Klamath War Risk Checks Ten At a Time a wr m. mfwmjm- . m -. Undo Bam established BSi3&g9SHB checks at a time. BtaeVth. -ii:KSw'l tK"?.. !c " oon sent wlSim r br.Mh;VbM",",!S",f ' oMIi ,uon. w.r risk ln.ur.nce, and wrlniV NOTICE OK HALE OF ESTATE REAL Notice Is hereby given that, pur suant to an ordor of the County Court of thn Slnto of Oregon for Klnmuth County, mndo and enlerod on the 8th day of March, 1920, the undersigned administrator of the estate of Andy O'Mntlcy, deceased, will noil at private salu to tho hlgh- est bidder for chhIi In hand, on and utter tho 10th duy of April. 1920. ell ! riKuit in") ami iniuruai owncu ana possessed by said deceased at tlia timo of his death In and to tho fol lowing described real property, to wit: Sltunto In Klnmuth County, Oregon, Lot Kivo, of Mock Seven toon, or North Klamath Kails Addi tion to the City of Klamath Falln All bids mud be In writing and do llvurcd to tho undersigned nt tho law offices of 11. C. Oroosbeck, Klamath Falls, Oregon, prior to tho Bald 10th day of April. WALTER i:. PERKINS, Administrator of tho Estnto of Andy O'.Malloy, Deceased. 12-19-20-2-9 NOTICE TO CREDITORS. In tho County Court of the State ot Oregon for tho County of Klnmath In tho Mnttor ot tho Estate of Rich ard Swounoy, Doconsod. Notice is hcrohy given to tho credi tors of tho nbovo cstato, and all per sons having claims ugalnst tho snmo, to prosent such claims, properly veri fied, toguthor with the proper vouch ors supporting tha snmo, within six montliH from the dato of tho first publication of tills notlco, to. wit, March 19, 1920, to thu administrator of said estnto, Iluith J. Marshall, n tho cfflcu of .1. II. Cnrnnhan, Rooms '4 and r, I.ociiiIh Uulldlng, on .Main Street, In Klnmuth Falls, Orego). HUflll J. MARSHA'.L, . Administrator of said Ktutn. 19-2G-2-9-1G CONCOCTION SHOULD HAVE "KICK" IN IT PANAMA, Mnr. 21, (Dy Mall). Tho Pnnnmun drink called "plpu" which Is m n do of tho milk of a young groon-cocounut, enlivened with ft gen erous dash of sherry, Is finding much favor among peoplo who como horo from tho stntes slnco national prohi bition took offoct. Owing in part, perhaps, to prohibition, thnjlsthmus Is experiencing tho greatest, rush of tourists In Its history. A Classified Ad will soil It. fTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTTTVTTTTTTTTTTTTVTT- People s 4"4-4-4-44-4-44'4-4'4--444-4-4-4-t SHIDLER " or d.,"? M??T d vSaSS? BOYHOOD PASTIME IS NOW HIS BUSINESS When Robert Lambert Was a mere boy working about the Na tion!,) Zoological Park ut Wash ington, D C, the then cheap Bel gian h.irci were numerous and plentiful lie started raising them ns petti then as food tor tho rbptilos and animals. Now it is hi? Ijiislr.s It is the "choice" diet of the "tlnlky" enters and Lambert's unliiuo utislntsb la In dispensable Chickens and pig eons ni also part ot his too" moats. ' ENGLISH ESTATES ON THE MARKET LONDON, Mnr. 22, (ny Mnll). Englund's war taxes continue to forco ninny ot her nobility to dull parts of tholr great estates. One of tho great est of these, which recently has passed under tho auctioneer's hummer, Is that ot tho Duko of Rutland, which Is known ns Ilelvoir. Tho duko owns about G9,00p acres of which ho is Belling about 13,000 acres located In the host part of tho Lincolnshire hunting district. He explained at a public meeting that tho sale was made t Market A LEO OF REAL liAMB mnkes as flno a dish as any ono could wish for. Dut real Iamb Is not so easy to get. You can do so hero however. Wo guarantee it. Try u leg, and the very first morsel you put In your mouth will tell you tho difference. Phone 88 if " Phone 127 Noted Author of t-'The Westerners" i Big Game Hunter Mnjor Hli-Hiut IMuntil While Molds 1 W'oiM's Lloii-Slhmling Id-ami I Mnjor Stownrt Kdward Whlto, au thor of "Tho Westerners," tho fam ous novel, which will ho seen In screen version nt tho Liberty Theatre Sunday, Is not only famed as a great author, Jmt as an explorer, big game hunter and sportsman as well. In dued, It Is difficult to say In Just whlrh of these lines he hns scored llto gientcst success. In tho ejes of (ho general public, of course, his novels and stories stnnd foremost, lint Major Whlto is better known In Africa as the man I, , .'olds tho world's Hon-shontlng record, the man who inuppcd Herman i;ast Afri ca for sporting purposes, and then turned over his data to tho Ilrltlsh (lovornment nt tho outbrenk of tho wnr, and like performances. From the far North Alaska, Can ada, all tho lands of long, dark wln-j tor In the New continent to tho tor-, rid. Jungles of Central Africa, Whlto' has hunted, prospected, surveyed and gathered tho wonderfully occur-1 nto local color and ntmosphero for his books. IIo hns loved the outdoors and liv ed there since his boyhood days on his father's timber land In Michigan. Ills first adventure trip was to tho Mack HIHh during the gold rush there, which exciting epic of Ameri can history served as the foundation for "Tho Westerners." Many of the characters of ''Tho Westerners," a Hodklnson release, wero taken from life, and tho main events are actual history. In the Mack Hills he found but a pin-bottle run or gold, wnicn was Ho made his living' stolen from him , A, - ,.. , , i shoot ng game for the mining camps. In this exciting occupation there uero'brushes with tho Sioux, and al - so tho beginning of his big game hunting career for those were tho days of the bison and the grizzly. noressary by the Increasing burden of tnxation resulting from tho war. Ooadby Hall, ono of the duke's properties of 230 acres, was sold privately In tho advance of . tho public sale and 100 tenants have bought from the duke the farms he hud rent ed" to them. Earl Munver'B estate, known as "Holmo Plerrepont" at Radcllffe-on-rTont, has been Bold at auction for 42,685. It covers 320 acres. It Is reported that part of the estnto of the Earl of Londesborough, comprising Ralncliffo Woods and Racecourse has been bought by a Scarborough financier. RUGS Hxti-n Heavy Ait Rugs 0 for 50.50 T. O. HAGUE Room 201 Wllllts Rulldlng City AVMWWWMMV J. H. Garrett & Son Automobile Experts ' 522-538 S. Sixth St When at last Spring arrives, you will wish that you had fixed your car sooner; so we are suggesting that you bring it in to us to-day and let our expert me chanics start to work on it. We have a modern and complete repair shop and can assure you of-service and depend able work. . i WAWWftWWWVWWWWWWWWaM HORSE HAD A TEMPERAMENT At Least Animal Seemed to Prove That it Had the Ability to Think for Itielf. Trliiin ilmimiN and hlgli-slrungnrlMts tire leiiipeiaincutiil, but It Is not often Hint Midi ii trait Is fomiifln a fmrne, iim wih the ciiki' In an Incident whli h occurred on one of tho uptown Klieels the other afternoon, suys the New York Times, The horxe was at Iiii hed to ii delivery wugon, Mr. Horse e Ideally thought that be hud done enough work for the day, so without further ceremony he lay down across the tracks of one of the trolley lines. A crowd soon collected, followed by the uhiiiiI excitement with u storming motoruiati and a call for the police. A womiin who said that she know some thing about horses, snld the animal wus o en ome by hard work, and she gne Instructions to the ilrher as to whjit he (.houlil do. After u few- min utes Inn pasucd a veterinary stepped out of the crowd and took n look ut the horM'. The eterlnary turned to the mp nn(ltlie othcrx and Mild: "There Is nothing the mutter with this hone. He Is tired and he Just made up his mind to take a rest. You know when a horse gets tired, he Is not paitlculnr us to where he stretches his tiMies. My word for It, he will be all rlxht In u few minutes and be on' his way." The w r,:iiiiii did not ngrce with him uud Insisted Hint something be done to alleviate the animal's buffering. She and the elcrlnury got Into n heated argument, 'when the horKC without fur ther nilo decided that the street was not the best place In the world to stret( h Ids bones on, m he got up on nil fours and shook himself. The drher hitched him to the wagon, and .Mr. Horse started off on his labors as If nothing had happened. One man In Hie crowd wild thnt he'd he darned if he cut knew until then that a horse could think. ENTERTAINERS IN HARD LUCK Dut to Put It Mildly, They Were Un fortunate In Their Selection of" "Enlivening" Song. While writing a book nt Northamp ton, Mnss., and a n6lghbor of Profes sor Whitney, Raphael Pumpelly tells in his reminiscences. Miss Alice Whit ney told him the following at once humorous and pathetic stery: "They had as guests stnylng with them n missionary and his wife from the south seas. The woman was tall and of stern aspect; the mnn, her second husband, was a small and'' ,lml(I "cnture- , "e evening, In an uuciuiri iu iiimmncu n nine iirciiiiuss i ,nt0 fhe BoIemnIty Mrs whltney ! nk,,,i ,,er Bons , jRt ,10me from col. . ege, and her daughter to sing some college songs. So gathering around the piano, with tholr backs to the au dience, the joung people began The King of the Cannibal Islands.' As the song progressed the missionary lady grew more and more erect nnd severe, and when It come to the serv ing up of roast missionary she rose In anger, nnd w 1th her black silk skirts rustling she walked solemnly out of the room, followed timidly by 'her shrinking little husband. "Then Mrs. Whitney burst out with: 'Oh, children, children, what have you done7 Her first husband was eaten by cannibals l'n Arabian Nights. The Arabian tales, like the romnnces of chivalry, convey us into the fairy realms, but the human personages which they Introduce ore very dissim ilar. These tnles had their birth nfter the Arabians, yielding the empire of the sword to the Tartnrs, the Turks, nnd the Persians, had devoted themseles to commerce, llternture, nnd the arts. Wo recognize In them the stylo of n mercantile p'eople, ns we do that of a warlike nation In the romnnces of ehtvnlry. Riches nnd artificial lux uries dispute tho pnlm with the splen did gifts of tho fairies. The heroes unceasingly traverse distant lenlms, and the Interests of merchandise excite their active curiosity, ns much ns the love of renown awakened the spirit 1 of the ancient knights. Anonjmous. Colors That Harmonize. "You'e' got n blue dress on nnd n brown hnlr .ribbon," remarked one girl to another as they were riding on a street car In the enstem district, soys the Children's Museum News. (Brooklyn). "You should not wear so many colors In jour clothes." "It's all right to wear different col ors If they harmonl7C," was the re joinder. "Whnt do" you know about hnnnonlz lng?" continued the critic. "Well, I've 4ust come from tho Chil dren's museum," answered the de fendant, "where I saw tho birds nnd they nrea't all the snme color." Confucius on Women. Said Cenfucius: "Of all people, girls nnd servants are the most difficult to behave to. It you nro familiar with them, they lose their ,humlllty. If you maintain reserve toward them, they are discontented.' Chinese servants must have greatly Improved since the Confucian l period; nt lenst modern times ennnot pnrnllel their excellence. As o Chlneso girls. It Is not sate to commit oneself concerning the girls of any nation, but they look discreet andr sln nnd (ulr us flowers under (their frtafiF3' ot black hair, nnd gay as flower's, too, n their little pink and Muo and violet coots buttoned straight sp to their chins. The New Republic. BUSINESS CARDS AMAAAAMVM Klamath Falls Cyclery Wo hnndlo tho best In our lino, such as Motorcycles, Illcyclcs, Parts nnd Accessories, doodycar, Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires and Tubes. The houso of tho two and thrco wheelers, Includ ing Harlcy-Davldson Service.. O. K. lUHMAUK 11B H. Oth St. Klamath Fall NOTICH Wo opon storo every Tuesday and Friday from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Many nro the good things wo can show A dollar saved Is a dollar earn ed. In buying good thng cheap as you may lenrn, you will never be in debt and have to skip if you buy your goods from , LUCKY DICK & CO. 201 Kl'amath Ave. Corner of Cth St. - W. E. McABOY Ilullds an) thing in the cabinet line, Doors, Screens, etc. Shop at 110 Eighth St. J. O. CLEGHORN Civil Engineer and Surveyor , Office 617 Main 8t. Phenes: Office 100, Ilea. 102J 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. AAMMAMMA00WMWWMMMMWWMMMMWW DENTISTS Dr. E. G. WUecanrar PHONE 854 Dr. P. M Noel PHONE 4 Over Underwood's Seventh and Mala Street WMWyWIWWWMWWWWWWWWWI t ! T-v DR. a A. MASSEY Fourth and Pine Sis. In Warren Hunt Hospital Off. Phone 497 Res. Phone 86M KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All Kinds of Spring Repair ing New Ones Made to Order Axle Straightening and PlJMftmlthT1g Alili WORK GUARANTEED Phone 250-Y 617 Klamath Ave. wArtftftWWWWWWWW.WffW, Phone 460 Ice Cream 729 Main St. Candles PASTIME Jack Monrow, Prop. Cigars, Tobacco, Soft Drink,! Peel and Billiards Barber Shop In oCnnectlon OUR MOTTO "Courtesy and Service" WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY B17Maln ARTHUR R. WILSON Manager EX-SERVICE MEN, ATTENTION I The regular meetings of' Klamath Tost No. 8, American Legion, will be held at 8 o'clock p. m at the City Hall in Klamath Falls, on the second and fourth Tuesdays ot each month. All Comrades are in vited, i Those desiring to loin the PoBt may secure application blanks from G. K. Van Riper, Fred NlcholsonJVor T, H. Carnahan, all of Klamath Falls. FRED NICHOLSON, Secretary . "jg?JH) AAf S-X 1 omco Phono 1"W Res 177R ; fftsJM&fl Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart lmM Pill ll " l'" ' t i ' Physician and Surgeon . llJa---- whUo j,ulldng Klamath Falls Oregon PROFESSIONAL CARDS AAWWAVWMW FRED WESTERFELD I1HNTIHT Phono 434W. X-Itny LnlMirntory Loo ml illdg., Klnmath Falls .SVMMWV' Dlt. O..A. KA.MRO Dentist I. O. O. F. Uulldlng PHONE 01 AAAAAMSMVWWHMMMWVWVWUWVWWWWWV PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open for Maternity Cases Mrs. Rosa McDanlela, 301 High St Phone 455 DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. 0. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON Phones 17W 17U Rooms 1 and 2 White Rullding SHASTA VISTA SANITARIUM 430 Main St. (New BWg. later) DR. A. A. SOUliE, 420 Main 1909 Main 151-J 151-M. DR. T.C CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON ' ' I. O. O. F. Bnllding i Phorie; 290 Residence White Pelican Hotel Residence Phone 6. . SAW BOLL ENGINEERING CONSTRUCTION CO. Designers and builders of mod ern Saw Mills, Planing Mills, Box Plants. Complete plants contract ed. Appraisals and reports made. Dredging. We contract to build any class of a building and install machinery of any kind. Drafting of any kind done. Blue Prints made. PHONE 14M Office in K. D. Building I am now prepared to furalsa Shasta Sand from the, Hoey, Cain., sand and gravel pit, in any quantity that may be desired by contractors and builders. AL F. GRAHAM. t Let Your GLASS troubles be Mine C. E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine Klamath Lodge No. 137 I. O. O. F. Meets Friday night of each week at I. O. O. F. hall, Oth and Main streets. Hyman Weschler, N. G.;' W. C. Wells, Secretary; W. D. Cofer; Treasurer. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, 1. O O. F., meets Tuesday night of eaeH week at I. O. O. F. hall. W. H. North, C. P.; W. V.' Cofer, Scribe; Fred Bueslng, Treasurer. WEATHER RECORD o o Hereafter the Herald will publish the mean, and maximum tempera tures and precipitation record as tak en by tho U. S. Reclamation service station. Publication will cover the day- previous to the paper's issue, up to 5 o'clock ot that day, igsoc Pre- x Max. , MIn. clpltation Apr. 1 44 S51 .06 Apr. 2 47 32 ' Apr. 3 .. 50 29 Apr.,4..,'. 67 28 APr,,5.--,r.-:.jf,.v(B0t. a3.0 Apr. 6 66 30 Apr. 7 1 37 r-i I
