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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1920)
'.'i' " '... .Yj (. tnrtRSDAY, Art&L aa, ipso mfe EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . PAOH FOUR dJl ,1M r . The Evening Herald '.. K. J. MURRAY Editor FRED BOULK City Editor Published dally, except Sunday, by TTae Hernia Publishing Company ot Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street. Entered at the postofflco at Klam tk Falls, Ore., for transmission thru tka malls as second-class matter. Subscription terms by mall to any address in the United States: Oa year 5.00 i One month - 50 Member of the Associated IVrss. The Associated .Press Is exclusively Btitled to the use for republication M all news dispatches credited to It m not otherwise credited In this sapor, and also local news published herein. ,A11 rights of republication of spe cial dispatches herein are also re Brown Learns of His Personal Inefficiency J5 Yy iv) THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1020 BUTTE HE STRIKE GILLS OUT SILHS Apr. SAN FRANCISCO abuncenient that he had complied with the request of Governor Stew art of Montana, that troops be sent to Butte as a result of the mine strike disturbances there was made' by Lieutenant General Liggett today. -An- "llon, It Is triio that you hinc n M.itc-wldo reputation ns a Huecestrnl Imtm man you were tht flrt to Install nn efficiency )trin In jour factoo-! but trll mo, Mhnt do you nie.ui by efficiency?" "Kffhlcncy," replied her brothrr, "Tuvjtas petting tlio limit nut of thing with tho lenst expenditure, of tinle, energy and effort," "Well," laughed his sKtor tens Ingly, ''nroordlnji to jour own definition, t maintain that you are the most Inefficient person I know." "For half an huor jou linio loen uniting murli of jour time adjusting jour gln.tr, taking them off and replacing them. It appears that jou know about all kinds of efficiency except ejegluss efficiency." "Why don't you apply some of jour effi ciency medicine to jour onn person and wear Krjptok like mine the InvUililo bifocals Unit jou can wear all the time for both near and far sight '!" "That sound good, Louise, and I'll think over jour suggestion. Hut tell me, where run 1 have these Krjptoks fitted and fitted right V" "That's easy," replied his sister. "Just lslt II. J. WINTERS, Jewelcv anil Optl clan, 700 MAIN ST., whoso u-putatlon for ncruratc ami thorough optical .service I bclleto to be second to none in this territory." BOY'S NOSE BITTEN BADLY BY DOG George Will, son of Mr and Mrs. 1.. A. Will, met with u peculiar and pnnf ill accident last night when his unite wnn tindlv lilttim liv n iloir with vrilch he was playing. Tho dog ro- rused to pick up a stick for Its young , master and when the lad stooped to to pick It up tho dog suited him by tho nose, ripping n deep gnsh acrosnj tho bridge and nearly severing the entire lower portion, I He was taken to tho Warren Hunr liospltnl and report this morning In-; dlcnteil a fuornblo conilltlon. Sur geons replaced the nose and ho Is ' expected to liavo n normal olfactory I organ when the wound hcnls. Tho I lad's father is n carrier at the local ( postolllce. ' povi:u co. i:.mpi.oyi:i: has FOOT t'Rl'Slli:il IIY I'OLK J, T. Robertson, an employe of tho California-Oregon Power com pany, mot with n nasty accident yes- tenia-. Whllo engaged In moving An electric light pole, the pole full on his foot breaking It. Ho vn.i I treated by surgeons at tho Warren Hunt hospital and Is now In the In stitution. Robertson had been work ing for the company onl u few days SIT. I.AK1 IMPKOVEMEXT CLUII TO MKKT FltlOAV Tl'ero will be n meeting of tho Mt. LnkI Improvement club Friday even ing nt tho Mt. Lakl church. H. C. Groosbeck, local attorney will deliv er an address on the proposed mlll nge tax for education. ColTee and snndwltchcs will bo served by tho ladles. Evoryono Is Invited. SPOKANE, .Apr. 22. A detach ment of Ae 21st infantry left Fort Wxlght here early today for Butte, following receipt ot orders from "western department headquarters. HOUSE AUTHORIZES ! passed by the house. The In- I AT THE THEATERS -o SUIT BY INDIANS 'titans contend that the boundary. '- WASHINGTON, April 22. Repre sentative Sinnott's bill authorizing the Klamath tribe of Indians in Ore- BUTTE, Apr. U2. Hugh B. Haran. eon to sue the federal government , commission which fixed tho bound- farlcs of the reservation In 1896 do-' prived them ot 4000 acres which be longed to them. , i They also alleged that they hnvo 1i, was shot and instantly killed at the office ot the Butte Bulletin early today by Joe Papst, who was later arrested. Haran and Papst were guards, who with other men crowded tho newspaper office in. expectation t an attack, following a mass meet ing of miners, and L W. W. last night -la the building in which the paper is printed. ilystery surrounds the shooUng but the police theory is that Haran was shot by mistake. No picketing was attempted by the strikers this morning, and the police are patrolling all avenues leading to the mines. Troops from thd coast afjp expected before noon. Of IS men founded In a battle last night be tween deputy sheriffs and I. W. W. pickets all except two will recover J it was said today. Ten of the wounded are foreigners.- in the court of claims for alleged, J" th?m, PPniii1teljr 100,000 I uuuer uicir iruuiy wnicn nas never I been paid. losses in lands and tribal funds has mr FINISH TBITOMY ;, Prospects were good this morning, stated counsel In the case, that the trial ot the courthouse litigation ., would bo concluded today.- The plaintiff rested his case, at noon yes-j terday and the defense started put-i ilng.on Its witnesses. By holding a late session this evening it Is hoped '.hoped to finish the trial today. Although the morning session yes terday attracted few spectators, in terest awakened as the trial Dro- Bressed and the seats In the court room were well filled during afternoon. LOOK . BETTER AND WEAR BEST 1 jfififiSSfllllf! 'YyP THE SMART SHOE FOR WOMEN Modest in price but powerful in style appeal, Queen Quality Shoes are suitable "for all street and dress occasions. , , Wear them for Beauty, Comfort and Real Satisfaction. The Bpbtery CHAS. P. MAGUIRE 713 Main St . , A photoplay bason authentically on ' the situation that would ensuo wero the Russians permitted to curry out their project of nationalising women bo that they would become the com mon property of every man who de sired them Is being shown at the Liberty Theatre. Rbbert Anderson, one of Unlversal's best known play-. pre is seen In the role of Paval Puv-i lpvitch, a Russian, who canto to America, (married a Virginia girl, and returned to Russia, only to como under the salacious mandate which Would sacrifice his loved ones on the' altar of lust. ; The play was built on facts obtain-' ed from the records of the state de-i partment and without doubt It will , kindle a feeling of revolt agalnBt any! steps to legalize such traffic; in wo-' men . Paul Powef, n well known dl- rector, produced' ''omnionf Proper ty" writh nn all-star fcaK.iftmorig tho supporting players being Colleen1 Moore, Johnnie Cooke, Nell Craig, ' Frank Leigh, Arthur Jasmlno, Rich- i ard Cummlngs, Arthur Maude and Robert Lawler. The localo of the story Is laid in America during the earlier scenes 'and changes to Russia. One of the 'sensational Incidents of the play Is a fight between Russian brawlers, I who are prowling about the village jot Saratov, and a troop ot Yankee cavalry. Conditions and events In Russia, leading up to the edict re garding women, were carefully stud ied in order to glvo an absolulo ac curate portrayal on the screen. STOCKS AND BONDS FOREIGN EXCHANGE the Warren Hunt Hospital A thoroughly equipped Institution affording unexcelled facilities for the scientific treatment by hospital meth ods of medical, surgical' and obstet-, rical cases. Tho now and modern fireproof build ing contains private rooms for bed and ambulatory cases, completely equipped examination and treatment rooms, Roentgen itay, clinical and research laboratories. ' STAFF WARREN HUNT, M. D. L. L. TRUXX. M. D. - CEO. A. MASSBY. M, D. LOCATION FOURTH AND PINE ST3., KLAMATH FALLS, ORB. TELEPHONE 497 AMBULANCE SERVICE If Your Clothing is Cleaned by the French Dry Method it will prolong the life of the ' garment. The fine dirt and grit you do not see is j removed from your clothes by this method. jj WE USE THE FRENCH DRY METHOD and press by steam which sterilizes the goods. i HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED D. & M. Cleaning i Company j 5 Office Corner Sixth and Main t Frf DfillVPrv Wnvlrn 0" Pnmmrrin1 .Qftvt V - 1 t1i1llAVMi'h'iWWll Following are today's quotations on the Now York exchange: Liberty Bonds First. 36 193.30 First, converted 4s 89.80 'First, 4V 86.00 j Second, 4 U 85.90 Second. 4 84.90 j Third, 4 V 90.70 . I Fourth, 4V4 80.86 ? trtntnvir (tnnil. 4 1 OT OA Victory bonds, 4tf 96.12 Foreign Exchange Pounds sterling $3,91 Francs , a... ,0613 Lire 0447 Marks v. 0169 Drachma 11 Kronor (Sweden) 2195 Flnmurk 05 CO i XOTICU A building concern .will handle any kind of construction work, al teration, brick, cement, grading And Jobbing,, Plans and drawings fur nished. ' Mnchlnery sot up ,Vo will consider good car in payment for scrvlcos, CITY IlUILDIMtS CO., 1432 Wolford Avo Klamath Falls, Ore, 20-24 OAlU'l'TNItf' ANNUAL HALL Carpenters Local No, 190 will glvo their annual ball Friday, April Z'i, at Monsg Hall, Good music; good tlmo for overybody: Everybody -In- vlled, , 20-23 ,rt . tii When you buy your new Spring Hat, be.sure it's a "Mallory." You can't find newer styles, better shapes, or more attractive shades than come in Mallors Hats Every line, curve and dimension is exactly right. The materials are of the highest grade and they are made by the most skillful workmen. How could better Hats be produced? K . Sugarman "I AIN'T MAD AT NOBODY" SM&mSmmk.. J Sure Til Pledge APR'L 25 to May 2 Presbyterians will I pledge what they expect to give to local expenses and talhe vast mission work of ihe church. How much shall your pledge be? One-lenlK,'of one',)ncome is recommended as a beginning for all benevolences. The New Testament urges "as God hath prospered you.' You decide what the proportion shall be.. Be systematic, and give regularly. You want to do the." just thing by your local vwu.i..,. , your pastor s salary large enough? Has he a manse? You wanl to have a large share in the oulrcachingwork of the mission boards.. At church on Sunday atk for a, leaflet mowing just Where Ihe money will be spcnl by the Boardi and' Agencies. When you know the need, there will be no question about an adequate response on your pail. Com to church Sunday for detail. NewEraMovtmant Presbyterian Church r if in.tliaU.SA Cooperating with Interehurch Vorld Movement Give Consecrated Dollars Star Theatre JJIa"KT STANDAItl) I'ltODUCTIONH ...vojiiiuKii : I'ATIIItJK, 1'ItOPS, TODAY Alice Brady in ff . - "HIS BRIDAL NIGHT" ' ' an unusual comedy-drama "HOT DOpS," a two-re'el comedy TOMORROW AND SATURDAY The Giant Among Big Pictures Geraldine Farrar in "THE FLAME OF THE DESERT" . !' Hpeelal added attraction, Noal Hurt In ''TIIIO MAN airrWw A ihrllUnff Western Aram" 0l"Ml i i