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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 16, 1920)
I'AOK TWO WUDAY, ATIUL 10, 1090 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON t H m A JSS- LARGE ASSORTMENT OF Domestic and Imported -Spring Woolens Now on Display. ran Perfect Fit Guaranteed CHAS. J. CIZEK MERCHANT TAILOR 518 Main Street LIFT OFF CORNS! Doesn't hurt a bit I Sore corns lift right off with fingers. Magic I Costa few cents! Drop m little Yreezone on that touchy corn, in stantly that corn stops hurting, then yo lift It right out with the fingers. Why wait? Your druggist Bells a tiny bottle of Freezone for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of erery hard corn, soft corn, or corn ketween the toes, and calluses, with out soreness or irritation. Freezone 4a the much-talked-of discovery of the Cincinnati genius. BUENOS AIRES. Mnr. 27. (By Moll). Paraguay Is a Inntl of won ilerful opportunity (or North Atner-j leans, says V. L. Schurx, UjiiteU States trade commissioner who has just completed a seven months In-, wstigntlon of Its resources. Ten million dollars In American money has thus far been Invested In the little republic but In the opinion of Mr. Schurz, millions more of Amer-j lean capital would find a profitable return there. Nearly the size of the state of Missouri nnd with less than 1,000,-' 000 Inbnbltants.'nrafcUBy has un touched resources of amazing vari ety and possibilities. Mr. Schurz told' a correspondent of the Associated i Press. a ' "Over half the country Is forested with the finest hard woods In thei world," he said. "Its soil and ell-' mate are capable of raising anything! under the sun, Including wheat and bananas. Experiments have proved that more cotton to the acre can be. raised on Paraguayan soil than on J any other soil where cotton Is cultl-' vated at present. It is good for to bacco and sugar, it is good for any thing. "Oranges In Paraguay grow wild. You would not believe that only one out of every 100 oranges produced In Paraguay ever Is eaten. But is Is so. Billions of oranges lie on the ground and rot. "There are deposits of manganese and iron of unknown extent that have not been worked since the Par aguayan war ended In 1870. It is waiting for a railroad to be built to It. There is also copper. '-"The American investments in Paraguay at present are In cattle, meat packing plants and quebracho. There are less than 100 Americans in the whole country. They are popu lar with the natives who think a lot of the United States. The Man Who Has biven t ? T T t t t t t I BBBBBBBn t.V?" . VBBBBBS iBBBHBieftiwBBBH BBBBBLm mBLPiPBBBBBBBBBBBBH BBBBBLbV BBBBBWJBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBH bbbbbbW' VMHH SBBBBHbB A BBBBBBBBBH LBBBBBBBBLbV itewTBBBBBBBBBBBBLH You a 24-Hour Drug Service FRANK B. ROBINSON NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK ) FLAT WORK J ROUGH DRY "Put Your Duds ,' In Our Suds" i PHONE 154 Corner Main and Conger BTKKPLEJACK8 8AVB FRIEND FROM DEATH SHEFFIELD, Eng.. Mar. 6, (By Mall). For applying .artificial re spiration .to .an unconscious steeple jack t .the top of a 160-foot chim ney, three men have been awarded the Edward medal for bravery. The steeplejack -and a boy assist ant were painting the brickwork at the top of the chimney when the man was overcome by gas fumes. Whelpton, Naylor and Ball, recipi ents of the medal, who were not steeplejacks, ascended a ladder, climbed over the projecting chimney crown and applied artificial respira tion to the' unconscious man for 20 minutes. Then they lowered him to the ground in a canvas ambulance sling, which bad been passed up by means of a rope. "TO THINE OWN SELF BE TRUE, AND IT MUST FOLLOW, AS THE NIGHT THE DAY, THOU CANST NOT THEN BE FALSE TO ANY MAN." SINCE THIS PHARMACY OPENED TWO WEEKS AGO 6 8 6 Prescriptions HAVE PASSED THROUGH ITS HANDS This unprecedented record -has been made because the American public are a very intelligent public, and are very quick to avail themselves of a far superior Drug Service, when it is offered them. We are true to ourselves, true to our ideals of what professional pharmacy should be, and we are reaping the reward of our efforts. WE SERVE BEST; THEREFORE, WE PROFIT MOST. THE PRESCRIPTION OF ANY PHYSICIAN IN KLAMATH FALLS' MAY BE COMPOUNDED AT THIS PHARMACY. INSIST THAT YOURS BE FILLED HERE t NEVER CLOSED Warren Hunt Hospital Pharmacy Phone 497 On the main floor of the Hospital Vv V V tvVvV ' ?WV V V V V V V. V ?VVVI'TV TvVfvvTvTv SOUTH SEA ISLAND LINKED WITH WORLD PAGO PAGO, Aznerfcakt Samoa, March 23. (By Mall.) The opening of a new ocean lane has brought in to commucatlon with the outside world Pitcalrn Island) situated in the eastern part of the South Pa cific, and island which, before the It is not genefaWknown that the construction of the Panama Canal, list of living ex-Queens Includes the f Perhaps, one of the most rarely visit name of the Infanta Mercedes, sister d places In the Seven Seas, of King Alfonso XHI., who was The Great Circle route from Paha Queen of Spain from the death ofma to Australia passes directly by her father. Alfonzo XII., to the birth Pitcalrn Island now and In conse of the present King. Altogether. she, quence the once lonely Islanders find relened 169 davs. which Ih nrohahlv ' themselves suddenly In close touch I WEATHER RECORD o o Hereafter the Herald will publish the mean and maximum tempera tures and precipitation record as tak en by the U. S. Reclamation service nation. Publication will cover the Jay previous to the paper's Issue, up to 5 o'clock of that day. Pre cipitation .06 the shortest reign on record. The Salic law, which bars females from the accesion to a throne, does not operate in Spain, and until the sex of Alfonzo XII. 's poBthumtis , child was determined, the eldest of his two daughters automatically suc ceeded him. IN UNION THERE IS STRENGTH YOU ARE UNION MEN WE ARE UNION SHOE STORE NOW LET'S UNITE FOR BETTER SHOE SERVICE! Bradley-Evans Shoe Co. "THE UNION SHOE STORE" 727 MAIN ST. 'A i .? ? r. ', 4rtvai line POOLROOM IS NEXT DOOR TO US I" H,t; V: with the world events whereas, In times past they accounted them selves fortunate If In a year one or two ships visited their shores. Pitcalrn Island Ib inhabited by the descendants of the British sailors who more than 100 years ago by mutiny, seized the ship "Bounty" and setting their commander, cap tain Bllgh, and his officers adrift in an open boat, returned to Tahiti and, having Induced a company of nat ives to accompany them, sailed away to Pitcalrn where they remained un- Thore are now forty families living on the island, all of thorn direct des cendants of these mutinuous white men and their Tahitlan wives. The Island, lying just to the south ward of the Tropic of Capricorn, has a semi-tropical climate and In con sequent many of the fruits of the tropic and temperate zones flourish there. This fact makes It a grate ful stopping place for vessels. Max. Mtn. Apr. 1... 44 35 Apr. 2 47 32 Apr. 3 B0 29 Apr. 4 67 28 APr. 5 66 30 Apr. 6 66 30 Apr. 7 61 27 Apr. 8 60 38 Apr. 9 44 33 Apr. 10 63 28 Apr. 11 60 '26 APr. 12 CI 29 Apr. 13 67 32 Apr. 14 42 27 Apr. 15 46 32 .16 .60 .10 .24 .44 EXPLOITING JAPAN TOKIO, Mar. 14, (By Mall). A (Japanese millionaire Is planning to I Bend an exhibition ship around the world to Introduce Japan's products I to foreign lands. The steamer Is to I ho a 10,000-ton vessel reconstructed i soas to afford room for exhibition shelves nnd rooms for entertain ments, and Is to start In April. A Dutch shoemaker spent fifteen yours of his leisure moments con structing a clock of the grandfather shnpo nearly six feet high, made en tirely of straw. Tlio wheels, case hands, and evejy detail are exclu sively of straw. , Art Phelan, the former Cincinnati- Chicago Nationals .pastlmer, has been engaged to coach the Univer sity of Florida baseball squad. Warren Hunt Hospital A thoroughly equipped Institution affording unexcelled facilities for tho scientific treatment by hospital meth ods of medical, surgical and obstet rical cases. Tho new and modern fireproof build ing contains prlvato rooms for bod and ambulatory cases, completely dqulpped examination and treatment rooms, Roentgen Ray, clinical and research laboratories. STAFF WARREN HUNT, M. D. L. L. TRUAX, M. I). GEO. A. MAS3EY, M. D. LOCATION FOURTH AND PINE STS., KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. 1 TELEPHONE 497 AMBULANCE SERVICE The Premier Dark Tan Calf r HERE are a number of men V- ready to break away from the conventional old-fashioned U straightalast shoe, and adopt the modern, snappy styles if they could be sure they would obtain the same degree of comfort. Florsheim Shoes will settle the question they are made over lasts of special measure ments which assure absolute comfort. Decide on Florsheims and you can depend on getting perfect-fitting shoes the kind that keep your feet off your mind. K. SUGARMAN i "I ain't mad at nobody" , &KHWHH (BtesaJ gooraw t ? ? t r t t t f f T ? T t T T T T T it -4 b I & .:) v- JF
