The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 29, 1920, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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The Evening Herald
K. J. MURRAY
Editor i "
FRED SOULK
City Editor
PaDllihed dally, except Sunday, by
T Herald Publishing Company ot
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street.
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THUKSnAY, Al'ltlli 21), 1020
LESS FIRE RISK
IN CLEAN Gin
A clean town makes for reduced
fire risk, lower .insurance rates and,
from the efficient fire-flgnter's stand
point, the point that Are prevention
is the scientific method of attacking
"the annual problem of Are loss, a
clean town is the sort of town that
he is working for all the tlme. i
Fire Chief Ambrose is unqualified
ly behind the clean-up, paint-up and
.safety first campaign, which starts
May 1 and lasts until May 15, and
submits the following observations
regarding the results that appeal to
the fire-fighters:
CLEAX VV YOUR TOWX
A town looks like its citizens'.
Is there anything wrong with your
- town?
Are the back lots filled with rub
bish? Are the basements full of trash?
Is there rubbish leading to the ex
Its that people would have to pass
over"?
If there are any of these condi
tions existing, then there is some
thing the matter with your town.
If your tongue was coated, your
hack ached and you had chills, you
. -would go to"a doctor. You would
CO because you'wexesick., ,.'
Jw Tour tdwn is 'sick.- It gets clogged
r'-iplike your .system and is coming to
, tke only dOCtoV iVcan come to. It Is
coming to you. .
People' Judge a. town hr.jfc&lqoJis.
i If there have been flreaf In ftmr,
ti tomiifrom defective flues ,6c from.
rabbish in the basement, It'&'too'
bad. V ""J
Property that could have beetf
taxed and thus helped to reduce your
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Distinctive Blouses
JUST RECEIVED A SHIPMENT OF BLOUSES
Many charming styles are here for your choosing in
Tricolette, Georgette, French Voiles and Batiste
they are slip-on styles with round neck and short
sleeves, in the new Pastel shades. t
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Women's Excellent Jersey Silk Petticoats
Jersey top with Tafetta flounces or all Jersey, corded
and pleated in black and all the wanted street
shades, elastic waistband, real petticoat thrift. Also
Jersey Bloomers for the slim tailor-made.
HSV New Hats
Featuring smart styles of hair braids Malines, Ital
ian Milan, Belgian Split, Semi-rough Chinese weaves
in all the wanted sport colors. Smart Sailors with
light facings. Also veils and veilings in the new
cold's.
PASTIME POOL ROOM
v CHANGES OWNERSHIP
J. W. Altnut and K. 1). Moody have
purchased thi Pastime pool and bil
liard hall from Jack Monroe, Mi'mhm.
Allniit and Moody operMvil (inn of
lh finest pool and billiard halls in
southern Oregon lu.Athlnnd until re
cently, when they were nttnu'ted by
tho possibilities of Klnmnth Fulls
and sold out. They b,av been hero
for Rome tlnw seeking a suitable
locutjon and finally succetMled In clos
ing ii deal for the PnHtlmo nt n riK
ure that It Is reported yielded Monroe
a handsomo profit on his Investment.
Tho now owners are koIhk to re
place all of tho tables now in use
with new ones. In addition they tiro
Kolng to complotuly remodel tho
place nnd Install the latist imttvrii
American udii fountain, with all of
Its Inlott sanitary features, milk
pump, etc.
All of Mr. Jfonroo's time will in
future be devoted to tho Mondnlo
theater.
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burden, is beyond the power of tax
ation. CLEAX UP YOUR TOWX
It will mean dollajs and cents to
you.
It may mean the saving of a life.
Your own home may be destroyed
by the careless act of a neighbor.
His home is In the same danger as
yours. i
Sunlight, fresh air and cleanliness
never start spontaneous combustion.
Lack of ventilation and accumula
tion of filth and dirt will.
This Is your town.
You live in it. It -is what you
make It. ' l"
Remove those unsightly and dan
gerous piles of rubbish.
Clean up and fix up.
This is your home town.
An ounce of lire prevention ,1s bet
ter than a pound of fire extinguish
ment. A fire prevented is better than a
fire extinguished.
The prevented fire causes no loss
of life, no destruction ot property
and no interruption of business. '
85 per cent of the fires in the
United States today are caused by
some act of carelessness.
FiRE CHIEF.
Coming to Portland from Qiiincy,
Mass., In pioneer days, Simeon tl.i
Heed started the line of ueamxlilps
on tlio Columbia river, which later
became the Oregon Railroad and
Navigation Co. When he died lie
suggested that hist wife use his for
tune for some institution of value to
tho citizens ot Portlnnd. In 1904 '
Mrs. Reed died, leaving hen entire
fortune of several millions fur the
founding of Reed college.
I'nder the English law a girl of
fourteen Is, if of ordinary intelli
gence, deemed to be of Hiilllclent ca
pacity to choose her own domicile
and mode of life. ,
WEATHER RECORD
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Hereafter the Horald will publish
the mean und maximum tempera
tures and precipitation record as tnk-,
en by the U. S. Reclamation service
station. Publication will cover the
day previous to tho paper's Issue, up
to 5 o'clock of that day.
Pre
cipitation
.06
House Cleaning Time
Approaches
NOW IS THE TIME TO BEGIN TO THINK
OF NEW CURTAINS
We have just received a new shipment in curtain
scrims of new designs including the Blue Bird, Hum
ming Bird and Windmill patterns, all of which are in
shades of blue ; there are also dainty flower designs
in delicate shades of Pinks and Yellows
36 inches wide, at 35c per yd.
Tii connection with our curtain scrim we have a full
line of curtain rods
Brass Rods, extension, 72-in., at 25c en.
Brass Hod?, extension, O'l-in., at 18c ca.
Brass Rods, curved ends, extension, 5-l-in., at 20c en.
Sash Rods, at 10c en.
Spring Coil Curtain Rods, at.... .2 for 25c mid 15c ert.
Shade Roller Brackets, 2 pr. for.. 5c
You will, also find Ladies' Summer Gauze Vims
V-neck and Comfy-cut, from 25c to 35c eu.
Infants' Gauze Wrappers, at 25c en.
Children's and Misses Vests, at.... 25c zz.
New Buckram and Wire Hat Shapes have just
arrived, including flowers and braid?. .lust what
you want for the hats.so popular this se.ison.
L. M. MARTIN'S
5-10-15-25 Cent Store
419 MAIN STREET
rOMTir.ll AXXOUXCKMKXT
.IOIIX KARXKI.I. -
announces his candidacy for tho re-i
publican nomination as sheriff ot
Klamath county. If elected I will
nlways remember thnt I am your ser-
vant, not your master. Adv
And Next
Chautauqua
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The days for the coming of the big brown tent are almost
here. It U time to think about thut season ticket the
"open M-Mtine" tj a urek of splendid lectures, music
and entertainment.
TWENTY-ONE, EVENTS
Just one good thins after another all EllliuiMYlilto
quality brought to jou fmni tll p:uts of the; world
to instruct, to tntei-tiiln, to Inspire.
SAME OLD PRICE
Anil still at the old' prlri- level g2.no one of 'the fmv
tiifogs on this old caith of ours that hasn't hkyjotUettvl.
WATCH FOR PROGRAMS
The ItR programs will soon lie dlstWhutit). Wutrli lor
youis. 'lliey au newspaper sle elRlit pugfes hriliifnll
of Inleii-stiiiR net about the most ivo.-tli while Heik
of ovents ever scheduled for
KLAMATH FALLS
Chautauqua
MAY 24 to 29
STANDISH LOST;
PORTLAND GAINED
. POimiAND, Ore., Apr 29. If
Priscilla ,bai'-,not made her1 famous
remark- to John Aldenj the Pacific
coaet would ,-bave lacked .one of Its'
leading colleges, as genealogical
chart Just published by Reed college
shows that Ahienda Reed, the found
er. Is a direct descendent of'PrisciUa
and John Aldeu. Had the demure
New England maid failed' to say.
"Why don't youspcak for, yourself,
John?" Portland would never have
had Reed college.
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2. . 47
3 50
4 57
5. 56
6 6G
7 . 61
8 60
9 v 44
10 53
11 60
12....... 61
13 .57,,
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15 45-
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17.,. CO
18 66
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20 51
21. -44
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25 68
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t C. IIHOWKIt I
' Itepulillran candidate for nomination
District Attorney, Klnmnth county.
May 21. 1920. ''Preservation of
HlKlits; Prevention of Wrongs."
Adv. !
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A XXOUXCKM EXT
I wish to announce thnt I havo
openqd an, office to do a general Real
hatnte DUBlncsH and am located at,
1 620 Main St., one door east of the
I Liberty Theatre, and would be pleas-1
ed to show you farm land and city
'property. T. D. Waiters. 26-tf.
XOTICK
Big Dance
AT MALIN, OREGON,
SATURDAY EVENING,
MAY 1. 1920
Music by Malin Orchestra
PAINTING
Practical Painting, Alumlnumlng of
all Iron fixtures, Furniture Refinlsh-
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inn annum muuung 01 me mara-'inlr nnil tonri mnirnMln..
lath Cattle and Uorso association has, K nn" gi? ij tiitoii 1 B
'haan nnaliuin.il 4 m.At . lln..M. I " J" 4-i4li
Ore., Saturday morning, May 8th, at . ,MMe m
1 10:00 o'clpck. ! V ' .
28-tf W. C. Van Kmon, Secretary
Mll.l.KR'B AUTO IAUNDRV
HKI.L XUIlSKItV HTOCK FXIi VH
, flood torrltory open. Terms at-
. Cars washed, groased and engines irncvf. write for contract and In
'cleaned. Phono 25W, Dunham's or,niBtl0n Immediately.
24-tf M,i AUItHKHY COMPAXV,
. 1030 Chemekcta St., Salem, Ore.'
16-30t
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AT THE THEATERS
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garage.
A Classified Ad will sell It.
Fairhanks-Mnrse
"2" Hngine ivilh
Bosch Magneto
Greater
Engine Value
OVER 250,0 o farmers
bought the "Z" engine.
They knovj it is power
ful, dependable nnd practicnll
foci-proof truly a great en
gine. 5 But now v?e announce
the one addition which could
possibly improve, tho "Z" per
formance Bosch high tension,
oscillating magneto ignition.
5 So let us show yju in detail
this greater engine value. 5 Our
service to you is remarkably"
complete end we ore assisted
by a nearby Bosch Service
Station. 5 Prices lH.P.
$75.00' 3 H. P. $125.00
6 H. P. $210.00. AJ1F.O.B.
Factory,
Carried in Stock Iby
G. C. LORENZ
'My Little Sister," tho famous
novel by Elizabeth Itoblns, hn? been
dramatized for the screen. Thy story
of tho two .happy Rlaters who wero
decoyed into a notorious house by a
woman who posed as their wealthy
aunt is said to offer a splendid role
for Evelyn Nesbltt, the WJHiam Fox
star. She will appear In this new
picture at tho Liberty Theatie to
night. '
Nobody knew who he was. In nil
appearance ho was Just n common ,
lumber-Jack seeking work. Hut
tljoru was 0110 fact about him 'that
aroused wonder oven In thoso rovgh
northern lumber camps. Ho had
come into camp by tho river, having
braved, with skill and courage, tho
Hnplda Deserted of Ood, through
which no man hail been known to 1
pass allvo. Ho took his ndvonturo as
a matter of course as if It woro but I
a trifle In tho boresomo routine ofj
his lifo. When tho newcomer took '
up a huge rock that tho rost of them
could scarcely move, and hurled it ,
tho longth of his body, tongues be
gan to wag for the welfare of tho no
torious enmp bully.
Frank Mayo Is scon as tho myster
ious newcomer In "Tho Druto Hreak
or," a, Universal production, to ho
shown at the Libor(y Theatro Fri
day, llo thrashes not one, but sev
eral, bullies during tho knight er
rant career. Then there is a rp
manco, and no romanco is complete
without a girl. Kaihryn Adams, one
of the most beautiful players in pic
tures,' la the -girl.-. Lynn F Reynolds
produced the picture.
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Materials and methods used in the making
insure lasting style, correct fit and satisfaction
in wear.
'Queen Quality Shoes are "money worth"
always. ' fc
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and Dealer; the price represents utmost worth .
and satisfaction to you. i
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