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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 27, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PA (IK TWO mJKSDAY, ai'KUj ar, 1020 Tl 1 y r H 9 I. I Q. A h f U ' ' tfJPh) Ifl-'jl l 1SK 1 drTauw""m. - f:sffo!& liIiS3F J J Jli ! m k,9vV y Dependable Power Down to the last drop "Red Crown is high-grade gasoline. It is made to meet the require ments of your engine., "Red Crown" is all-refinery gasoline with the full and con tinuous chain of boiling points necessary for ready starting, quick and smooth acceleration, steady, dependable power and long mileage. Look for the "Red Crown" sign before you fill. n I T V A MS STATE I ...n, . 1 MADfc IN KLAMAlU rALLS T T f A i.1fl.n ll(Mtl rtf mltlM. I... ...A. I Tfe 11 nti in v h-ii ki pi-tmv 11,1 ml I ...! ........... H !.. !.... .... .t.lt.... to Hint serlco. a service not for bix'i I $ for It pays Its workers poorly. In t i be. placed nt tlio disposal of even tlu j smallest community In Oregon througl STANDARD OIL COMPANY (C.IifornL) Qte Gasoline of T. J. MORTELL, SPECIAL AGENT Klamath Falls, Oregon In Sicily the language of signs is universal. It is perfectly possi ble for a Sicilian to carry on a long conversation from a distance with; hands, eyebrows, lips, and even nostrils. Even the children are ex-i pert in silent communication and I -when using ordinary speech theyi accompany their words with most expressive gestures. I Miss A. L. Prlngle, a distinguish ed nurse, who was a friend and co worker of Florence Nightingale, died recently at St. Anne's Convent, Musselburgh, Scotland. A French chemist once collected enogh iron from human blood to j make a finger ring, which he wore ps . a talisman. ; ; MM"M'-M'fr-i"r twH'itit -i iGET READY MMMmWmMrMW WVWWww,wwwv for the "Clean Up, Paint Up Safety First" Campaign J! The official dates are May 1 to 15, but it is not too I early to begin to do your share in cleaning up and $ beautifying Klamath Falls. Let's make this a city to be proud of. A. A. Bellman & Son tlio expansion of tho Salvation Arm Home Service Program for 1020. Since its splendid service, among tlu American troops nh.-oad brought to tho Attention of the homo folks tho ktiul of work the army has been doing quietly In tho slums of tho larger cities, demands from nil quarters have flooded in upon the army until It tins been forced to doublo and treble Its efforts. It tins been compelled to expand be yond city linos and extend Its service to tho remotest districts of tho state. And In these out of tlio way places the army Is solving one of tho greatest economic problems, handling at their source and preventing many of the ills that result from poverty and wrong teaching. In every county of Oregon one and sometimes two" advisory boards have been formed of business mon and citizens of those counties. These men are constantly In touch with their communities and Judgo when and how best tho Salvation Army can bo tttlllz ed to servo the cltltens of that com munity. A word to headquarters brings the Salvation Army worker to uike care of tho mnr or woman, boy or girl whose misfortunes have over whelmed them. In tho rescue and maternity home in Portland the unfortunate girl mothers of Oregon find a refuge and sanctuary. In the boys and girls home to be established at Yamhill tho life, of the neglected child is shaped and tho boy or girl prepared to go out into the world and win his or her own way. In the industrial homo in Portland many derelicts aro mado over into self supporting men and women who are no longer a charge upon their county but an asset to their com munity. In the relief branches of tho work done by the army many cases of pov erty and sickness are handled an nually. When the call for help comes tho'c Is no Investigation of tho worth iness of the subject. Help is given and investigation mado afterwards. Kree employment bureaus which ex aci no membership fee, find work for hundreds of idle hands and while work Is being found see to it that deserv ing men seeking honest employment t'o pot starve. f ? V t r r r r r r r r r t t t PRODUCT WE MANUFACTURE Windows Doors Screens Frames Panels Cupboards Bookcases Seats Cabinets Cedar-Chests Showcases Counters Shelving Tables Wall Cases Mouldings Flooring Rustic Scroll Saw and Lathe Work Y Y ? T T r ? Y J Y Y Y t JL Lakeside Lumber Company J Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Cement, Roofing, Glass, Ccdnr Posts, Wall Board and Builders' Supplies MILL AND YARDS KLAMATH AVE. AND CENTER ST. PHONE 128 A. A. W AA V -v irv .A. .A. V :: : AAA '"VV X J r Y T T Vr A curious Instance of extreme col or blindness recently came to light. A postoffice clerk could never bal ance his accounts; examination prov ed that he was unablo to distinguish 'successful examination. between the colors of stamns ho I -Mrs. H. ' Arant and children re DAIRY FAMILY LOSE INFANT SON DAIRY, Ore.. Apr. 27. The en i tiro community extend tholr heart felt sympathy to Mr. and Mrs. V. L, f Welch, In tho sickness and death of tholr Infant son, Wlllard Owen Welch, who died of pneumonia, April I S, 1920, aged 2 years, 9 months nnd ' 1C days. Duo to splnnl trouble, little Wll lard, although nearly 3 years old, missed many of tho pleasures given to most children of that ago, having never been nble to talk, walk or take an Interest In other children about him. Although God In Ills own way nnd for a purpose nono of us are able to understand, denied him many of the pleasures of earthly llfo, yet wo nil bollovo that ho will add grcUly In pprfectnesK and hnpplness In tho life and homo to which ho hns gono to dwell. Mr. nnd Mrs. A. I.. Michael left Sunday for n business trip to San Francisco. Theodora Flackus returned Satur day from Portland, whoro ho lias been attending an auto school. Ho took a courso In auto electrics nnd carburetor trouble and passed a vory I 0m 1 R un m . rnk Mr y 'r m H irvTM fTfl fcT5l rLH " - ' -' I. ! i. t "Here we are, in tip-top shape"' -ChcsterfieU "VTES, and that's the war Chesterfields always arrive j crisp, fresh and in prime shape i for smoking. It's the extra wrap- j does it. Your Chesterfields never become too moist or too dry- bond a id prom- sold. i Choice City and Ranch Property 510 Main Street STEAKS t CHOPS BAKRITE BREAD THE REX CAFE IS NOW READY TO RETAIL BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY AND ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS PASTRIES TO THE PUBLIC. ON SALE AT THE MAZE CONFECTION ERY STORE, PALACE MEAT MAR KET, THE REX CAFE. ' . 1THE Ml fa 1L CAFE CORNER SEVENTH AND MAIN FISH i OYSTERS An Opportunity To Brighten Up, Brightening up the home is one of the chief pleasures of the housewife. A bright, cheerful home makes for contentment and comfort. There are marred and scratch ed pieces of furniture the worn floor and stair treads the wood work, which needs refinishing the ice chest the kitchen cabi net and many other places about the home can be brightened up with Sherwin-Williams FLOORLAC a varnish stain of unusual wear ing qualities, adaptability and beauty. It stains and varnishes in one operation is durable and waterproof. Floorlac is made in all the popular shades of oak, ma hogany, walnut, etc. It is in expensive to use and easy to apply. We are making a special offer in order to introduce Floorlac quickly to the housewife. Cut the coupon from this ad, bring it to our store with 10c and we will give you a 25c can of Floorlac and a 15c varnish brush. Bring the coupon in today. COUPON Natno Address, Town. This coupon and 10c entitles bearer to Vi pint can of Floorlac nnd one Varnish Brush. ( Only one of each to each purchaser.) to" Die Dasjn Lumber Co. turned homo from Ashlnnd, whoro they havo been spending tho winter. Percy Slack mndo u trip to Klam ath Falls Monday, taking tho Kitts lumber truck In to bo overhauled and put in shape for tho summer hauling. B. I'. Peel, John Anderson and George Smyth were Klamath Falls visitors Monday of this week. Chas. Drew passed through Wed nesday on his way to his reservation land, whero be is pasturing stock and farming. H. H. Kdmond's new Mack truck mado Its first trip through Wodnes day. At present tho roads aro too soft to go over the mountains, but later Mr. Edmonds expects to do con sldorabje hauling from Klamath Falls to his new mill on tho Sprague river. Oskar Huber, the highway con tractor, has a number of mon busy putting up cabins and getting ready to erect the rock crusher on tho Low hill. Thoy expect to crush rock for tho highway in tho near future. Mrs. W. P. Sedgo was a Klamath Falls visitor from Mondny until Wodnesdny of this week. A rabbit drive will behold Sunday in tho sago brush nonr Dairy, tho crowd mooting at tho old Dayton place. Tho drlvo will end north of Dairy. This will glvo a largo drivo and will need a good crowd. All aro welcome. HOODOO lilCKXSKS A UK IX (MtKAT DKMANI) 8ACKAMENTO, Cnl., April 27. Tlioro is u gloat demand for "Jinx" license plato numbers by California motorist:, suyn Superintendent C. J. Clionu of tho stjjto motor vohlclo do purtmont, Number 13 wont to Will J. Marsh of Sacramonto, 23 to Ooorgo It. Ilabcock of Ouklnnd, 1313 to D. T. Kramer of Etlwandn, 1323 to Guorgo Itadcllff, Sacramento, and 2323 to J. W. McClymondtt, San Francisco. Motorlstrt also try hurd for good "poker liuntls." Tho best of this kind yet Issued, 44444, went to B, Swift Train of San Frnnclsco. Tom Mix, movlo star drow four sixes. Noarly ono thousand young womon aro included in tho present Btudy body at Oregon Agricultural Collego, given our solemn M If the I nltcd States g v rninent d finitely refuses to arce t u SULTM STILL fll lln RHllHnn ,,nll"iy renmtut to arce t n man- ll flVU Hflln!lL! ',nt0 f"r l,l 'xliulnlstrnt'on "f Ar- lll Hill ll'Irtl'Ulil mcnlan "fKlra. tho Hrll'sli Labor UE.I1 1 Uj lilflllCIU Party hat Indicated that It will Insist " ' as .in nlternutlvti solution that tho LONDON. Mnrch 2D. (Ily Mall.) entire region known n Turkish Ar- Dlsapprovnl of tho Supromu Coun- menla tin released frcm Turklsli ell's decision to keep tho Sultan on sovereignty. tlio throno In Constnntlnoplo Is vole- Tho party takes nn attitude of pro- ed by many Englishmen who romom- tectlng against any Idea of subordl- ber Oladstono's (lorco denunciation nntlng tho Arnionlnn settlement to- of "Abdul tho Dnmnod.'i Tho Arch- considerations or Indian policy. bishop of York, speaking nt a dloces-j nn conference said: ....,,. ni mo nnaKespncro iiotei in ntrnt- "To tho deep disappointment of all that is truest In Christendom, tho unspeakable Turk is apparently still to bo left In possession of Constnn- ford-upon-Avon tho rooms aro nam ed aftor tho plays of tho Itnmortnl hard. Some aro strikingly npproprl- nfn? fhn flltilntf.rnmii lu "i, V.n iiuuiuu. viiui iiiu rusuiiH may oo is , lltn II " nn.l Mm l,f. r- I., l(lii0.n. . ... . , .., ., L ..... .., .....a ,a.u ., ,n ..ku.touiu uiruaiij uuiiik Buiiicionuy Hiiown oy tQr jionsuro tho tidings received of a renewed i massacro of Armenians. I think this It has been positively ascertained Is a mattor that ought to Ho doep up- by export analysis that rice contains- on tho consclenco of tho British poo- moro nutrltlvo oloments than any pie. Wo havo repcatodly and in tho other cereal u fact well known most solemn way, given our nssur- throughout Eastern countries from- anco to these unhappy people that time Immorlal, t tho Alllos nt least Intended to dellr- ., ,, , , ... , , , .. . .. . , Tho famous old city of Ln Paz, lo- or them from tho tender morcles of .,,, ,,., ., , AA ., , , , , , tented in a vnlloy moro than 12,000 their enemes Wo. who have mndo,foot bovo ,.,, H tho hlnhost cn(5 so much of tho shame of regarding ,,, n Ul0 W()r,(li ovorloI,nB UlUB. solemn obligations its scrnps of pa per, daro not Ignoro theso Bolomn sn, tho for-fnmod capital of Tibet, by several hundred feet. and repented assurances, and somoj way must bo found, if the conscloncoj " !trlch dlKsectod in London of Christendom is to bo satisfied, for bnd In Its stomach u small pniyor protoctlng those to whom wo hnvo hook. "It's a Lucky Day for You" says the Good Judge When you learn about the Real Tobacco Chew. A small chew of rich to bacco lasts so much longer than the old kind. You don't need a fresh chew so often. That's why it costs less to use. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco mmffimammeam. MrFiiHI-TOES lOCTPuUfl Q3 1
