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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1920)
PAOH TWO VW9AT, MAT T, ItM THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I 1 &pearToilm SOCIALISTS TO Makes a good oil cookstove better PEARL OIL is refined by our special process which makes . it clean-burning. Concen trates a steady hear on the cooking leaving the kitchen cool nnd livable. Economical. Sold in bulk by dealers every-. vhereand'byourlocal agents. Order by name - PEARL OIL. NAME DEBS US CANDIDATE AT THE STANDARD Oil COMPANY tCUcrtua T. J. MORTELL, SPECIAL AGENT Klamath Falls, Oregon t- Warren Hunt Hospital A ttoroaghty equipped iastltntlon affording uaescellecT facilities tor the rieetitic treatment by hospital meth ods of medical, surgical and obstet rical eases. TIM new and modern fireproof build ing contains private rooms for bad sad ambulatory cases, completely eemlpsed examination and treatment leeaw, Roeatfen Ray, clinical and lensarca tasersterles. TArr WARRKN HUNT, II. D. L. L. TRUAX. M. D. GBO. A. MAMBY. M. D. MCATION FOURTH AND FOOD 8Tb, KLAMATH- FALLS. ORB. TELEPHONE 497 AMBULANCE SERVICE SILK STANDARD IS MISSION'S OBJECT A Cleanse) A4 wlU seU It. TOKIO, April 13. (Dy Mall.) Charles Cheney, president of the Silk Asioctatlon of America, now heading tho American Silk Million to Japan, Id n Interview bore said it was the desire of both Jspanese and American silk Interests to re duce "gambling" on the Toklo Silk Exchange as violent fluctuations were equally detrimental to the pro ducer, manufacturer and consumer. Another object of, his mission is to standardize the classlflcatlon of raw silk, a subject which. In the past, has led to many difficulties. He has been visiting the principal Japanese silk centers and will go to China via Manila and Hongkong. NKW YORK, May 7. Tho Social ist party of America will opon tho flrnt nntlonnl political campaign ot 1920 whcn3tf0 delegates from vari ous sections of tho country assemble horo next Saturday, May 8. They will contlnuo their deliberations for n week. According to party officers nomination of candidates for presi dent und vice president of the United States nnd construction of a plat form will be tho chief business before tho delegates. Socialists much particular Import ance to this year's convention, be cause of attack's made on the party's attitude during tho war and during tho Investigation In Albany which led to expulsion ot tho entire Socialist delegation of five from tho New York assembly. Unseating by tho house of Representative Victor I.. Merger of Wisconsin, convicted ot violating the espionage act, also Is likely to como up for dlscustlon. Ilcpresentntlvo Socialists also de clare that rights of freo speech, free piV-ss antl free assemblage, which party officials assert hnvo been en dangered by "gag legislation" pnsso-t during tho war, nre certain to re- cc'lvo attention. Tho ethics ot appli cation now of war measures designed to provont strikes also Is scheduled for dobate. A commltteo cf which Morris Hill quit, onco candidate tor the New York mnyoralty Is chulrman, Is now at work drafting recommendations for the party platform. Adoption of a new platform Is considered of prime Importance this year, because of of-1 forts by federal and state officials to ally tho party with Its "Left Wing" i industrial Workers of the World, ( Communists, Ilolshevlsts nnd other elements which Its Readers assort has been dropped during (ho past I LIBERTY SUNDAY ONLY ',""'. w AF an tk mat screen dramas of the day. lib story, cbrectiou, acting, kmn and extraordinary dra- maoc strength, this supreme production "THfc turc FESSION." It's a plaj that you can see twice, yes tart times, and be impressed with it's hitgeaess more and more. It staads out as one of the real dramatic triumphs of years aad trials yoa a picked cast of star players headed by America's Greatest of aN EmoOoaal Actors HENRY B. WALTHALL Brilliant star of "TUc Berth of a Nation" In va J rV .1 CAMP OROVNDH READY CRAIG, Colo., May 6. -Municipal caasp grounds bare are being made ready for automobile travelers. The groand Is a gift to the town for this purpose by W. H. Rose, a pioneer of the aortbweetera part of Colorado. A Classified Ad will sell It. ELECTION, MAY 21 5TATE ROADS Vote 302 X Yes For 4 State Road Bend Limit JttXYts 913 Ne BALLOT TITLE IS AS FOLLOWS: CONSTtTUTIOSAL AME.VDMENT-lUftrr4 to lb. ppl. ty tb. LrcuUiiYf Atenibly, umIL,2!?.S.,.JJ!!Ln-Ia,.K Jnru imbsbtcbnus reSIPINMANCMT HOABS.-l'uriK-.: To mui btntoa 7 ut ArtiCM XI Of limCuliklitUtlonf.f llimRtmtMlJClrmmnn mn u In lumtll ll.a MMIIOUblJUaDlluUllllMIUclullli(prYIUIUlbt,OlfrbUlltlM lor Upurpff kuiliiirf iinuliUioiii ptnuntol nidt in tb Ptrrorioi iiiiuhwU raliutlon of sll lb property riton, initial cf two per t.ol u now provided by Uw. t amount of f iur pr In tb but of tint NO PROPERTY TAX-NO DIRECT TAX NO INCREASE IN AUTO LICENSE FEES NO INCREASE OF GASOLINE TAX Keep thefco three facts in mind. The present auto license fees and gasoline tax will nay both tho principal and Intercut on all tho bonds under 'this amendment, and will yield an annual surplus besides for other state highway work. No additional taxation of any kind. FEDERAL FUNDS MUST BE MATCHED Oregon must have sufficient Highway Funds to match Federal opportion asenU or Oregon cannot get tho benefit of Federal money for Oregon Itoads. increasing tins constitutional limit is a necessity. Unless limit is increased, euaer state roads cannot bo completed for many, many years, or must bo finished by direct property taxation. This mcasuro averts direct property tax for state aujaways and mokes early completion possible. Let's get the roads built now. Issmm frta ftHMt Sswsm SaStlMt lo Pay Mswati eaj IsUmt . Tfcs fact tkat nvsouw from uto Uen fact tai ciMlibS tax. without liumm of nrwent nbM. sssslasta; UbU bmWuU. Jt pruvw tUtno prowrty tax U nauind uTfiut pnsut rSmtii aa1pllMaslsssjUlroUiiiidpiaad7 rotiautiuiw,runVbuoil.TiialetamHlaa.riUa -2??!A0Pi,!?P OXVKLOPMBNT ASSOCIATION -.rwm (.(.eswraiuisssiisssMbBsJ i Umiiiwfn, III WanssUr BtjQbja, portkad, Onaoa 11.1 year or so. It Is belloved that tho platform may mako clear tho party's attitude not only toward theso "ex-comrades" but toward thu present Russian gov-j eminent. During the Socialist trial at Albany, party leader mada It plain that while they lield a sympa thetic feeling for Soviet Russia, be cause It presented a fluid f3r a great social experiment, they did not con sider themselves allied with the Com munist party, from whoso philosophy they said they differed. According to present plans, the party will nominate only two candi dates for national office. Eugene V. Debs, now serving a term In Atlanta (penitentiary for violation of the es pionage act, has been repeatedly ad vocated for the presidency by promi nent party leaders. At the' Socialist Investigation of Albany, these leadera on the stand raised the cry of "from prison to White House" asserted that Debs had" been convicted for word and not deed during the war and compared bim to Jesus of Naxareth. The .convention will be limited to 200 delegates, It has been announced, apportioned to the various states In conformity with their Socialist mem bership- Each state will have at least one delegate. New York, with 27 delegates, Is said to bo the largest delegation. Pennsylvania with 21 Is said to bo second. Otto Ilranstetter of Chicago, na tional socretary, will call the dele gates to crdor In the auditorium of the Finnish Workers' Educational association. Leading Socialists from Atlantic to Pacific will be present, Including Mr. Hlllqult, who Is now at Saranac I.uko; Seymour Stedman, Chicago lawyer who haft defended many prominent Socialists caught In "1 tho mesh of war legislation; Victor ' U. Ilerger, of Milwaukee, and Mayor V Hoan of tho samo city. ! While most of tho sessions will liu held In tho Finnish hall, Madison Kutiro (janten will bo tho sceno of u muss meeting Sunday afternoon, May J, where Mr. IHIliiult, Mr. Stedman und Mayor Hoan nro scheduled to speak. BA dinner to convention ilelo- gates will bo held Monday night at j which Hpeocnns or campaign signific ance uro expected to bo mado. Tlio koynoto uddrebs will bo deliv ered by tho permanent chairman, (lis selection 'will ho tho first busi ness before thu delegates and ac cording to party officers, whoevor ho may bo, ho will speak unlnstructed and without prepared recommendations. The Play You'll Never . Forget MO matter what staboa X ! rJK in life, b you rich, poor or middleman, no matter what your creed, no matter what your ideas of justice, mercy or retri bution, here is THE PLAY for you. Just Remember This Yoa will ee the greet WALTHALL, bruaaat Star of the world's mightiest photodrama, "THE BIRTH OF A NATION" m this play, m which critics concede that Walthall does Ms greatest emotional work. f 'fa X Brilliant CastMarvellous Scenea Inaplrlnd : I lifts ap to " ssieawlara. romance, filled to overfowiag with treaaeadoe suspense aad tsaisit action you've ever witnessed aa Be sihrer DO NOT MISS THIS WONDERFUL PHO- Dirttud ty oVtraat Braeasn. I "Wucad ay Tke National film Corporation of Amoricm from Hal lUWt groml tag play thai rrratfd a f motion lArougfcoM Amoricm. Prnttd by Gomrgi H. DaoU i DUCTIONI ir Yoel MISS TM9 You i V HAWAIIAN LEGION WOULD LIST ALIENS HONOLULU, T. II.. April 2, (Dy MsJI). Territorial headquarters of the American Legion baa opened a drive to list all aliens employed In the Hawaiian Islands and, to this end, has sent a questionnaire to em ployers, according to J. T. Phillips, chairman of the legion's citizen em ployment commltteo. lory, length of time In present em-J steadily Increasing cltlien labor. It ployment, occupation, war record, Is the aim fo thn organization le whether a declaration of Intention to, promote and foster 100 per rent become. a cltlien baa been filed. Americanism." All Information thus obtained, I said Phillips, would be held confl-l I'robably the most famous of all dentlal, the total results only being fi,n ''I'etorus Jack," a grampus published. Chairman Phillips con- whlch regularly piloted ships hsto tlnued: Pelorus Sound, New Zealand, and "It Is not the Intention of the com-'" nM'' "r,or bout ,hlr" n' mlttee to. request tho discbarge ot "n- P!""'! by a special act of any employe of any firm, but the ,Br"m,,,,t '" l90. Aliens are to be asked through committee expects all employers who it a cKtlmnted that thn players their employers for the following aro addressed on tho subject to glvo nd directors of motion pictures la Informatien: Full name, ago, birth- their views on a future policy for l.os Angeles contributes more than place, length of residence In terrl-. theso Islands which would embrace 15,000,000 a year In Incomo tax. HOHfrMMfM oU V Aa. " V V S 9 a IS U Y A ? BAN THE "M(KNHKAMS" SAN FRANCISCO, Cai., May 6. Police here havo opened war on "moonbeam dancing" which Chief WBlte aald "appears to be dono to very low lights and any kind of r ? ? ? T t r ? ? ? ? ? ? T T T ana. 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