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THE .EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
jriUDAT, MAT 7, II
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"SHURlb I LOVE THE
SHINES IN YOUR HAIR
AND THE BROW THAT'S ALL FURROWED
AND-WRINKLED WITH CARE;
I KISS THE DEAR FINGERS SO TOIL WORN
FOR ME,
OH! GOD BLESS YOU AND KEEP YOU,
MOTHER MACHREE."
NEXT SUNDAY IS MOTHER'S DAY THE DAY
WHEN WE' ARE ASKED TO REMEMBER THE
DEAREST, SWEETEST TREASURE WE HAVE
ON EARTH. HOW MANY OF US HAVE
THOUGHT OF ITS APPROACH AND HOW
MANY OF US ARE GOING TO FITTINGLY RE
MEMBER THE PERSON FOR WHOSE HONOR
THIS DAY HAS BEEN SET APART? HOW
MANY OF US HAVE REMEMBERED MOTHER
DURING THE PAST YEAR? THE FORGETFUL
NESS HAS NOT BEEN WILFUL JUST MERELY
THOUGHTLESSNESS, BUT IT HAS BEEN
THOUGHTLESSNESS THAT CAUSED MANY A
HEARTACHE.
LET US TURN OVER A NEW LEAF.
PLACE WITH US AN ORDER FOR A DOZEN
WHITE CARNATIONS FOR THAT DEAR
LITTLE TREASURE THAT YOU LOVE SO
DEARLY. WE WILL DELIVER THEM TO HER
WITH A LITTLE NOTE FROM YOU TUCKED
AWAY AMONG THEM AND ROTH WII.I. FIl.I'J
:: HER HEART. AND YOURSWITH A .TOY AND
:; PEACE NEVER BEFORE EXPERIENCED BY
:: EITHER.
! Western Floral Company -
SEVENTH AND MAIN
MMMMMMMMMMfMMMMMMMMI
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Outside or Inside, tho door stand
out. Clean them up nd paint I htm
up, and m thn Improved appearamo
ef .things .In general. . . ,,
Let uk talk cleaning ur and point
ing up with you you will m plmiNod
to Oearn how much can be dene, and
for so little.
BALDWIN HARDWARE
COMPANY
' "The House of Quality"
ROBERT S. FRY.
(Icncrnl Iiwurancu Investment
Tel. SI7II-J
707 WASHINGTON HT.
Klamiilh Full, Ore.
FEATURE ATTRACTION DANCE
AND ENTERTAINMENT
Friday, May 7, 1920
MOOSE HALL
Added Specialties- under the auspices ef the
HIGH SCHOOL FACULTY' , .
t MUSIC by the MOOSE
All Welcome Big
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DEAR SILVER THAT
STREET PHONE 187 J
lAINIKIVH FIIWT WOMAN
J. V. IK HWORN IN
LONDON, April 18, (lly Mall)
London's first woman Juilltn of thn
peace la Mini Oerlrudu Margaret
Tuckwell, an authority on social
question and a champion of the bet
terment of the working wotuan'a po
sition. The Marchioness of Crewe und
Mr. Sidney Webb, hoc I I worker, arc
alto to be iworn In aa justices.
Thn flmt woman maglatrate for
Scotland In Mlna Haldane of Cloaa,
a Kilter of Lord Haldane.
Vienna possesses unique orches
tra, all the member of It, from inn
director down. to,lhe drummer,. era
doctora of Biedlclne. - -. -
WEATHER RECORD
lo-
Hereafter the Herald will publlib
tho uil'uii and maximum tempera,
turf if and precipitation record ai tak.
en by tho U. S. Reclamation service
tutlon. i'ubllcatlon will cover the
day previous to the paper'i luue, up
to & o'clock of thut'day.
Pr-
Max.
Mlu. clpltatlon
30
24
29
33
39
20
May
May
May
J 55
2 00
3 63
i er
6 00
6 75
May
May
JMuy
JAZZ ORCHESTRA
Time Nuf Said '
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TO REPORTS OF
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Oregon Agricultural college, and
Monmouth normal, are not conducted
economically," ha been a "I""'"'
mado by varlom opponent! of the
higher educational tax roea.ure pro-
viaod ai a roller 10 inn on reiaea
financial iltuatlon of the itatoe edu-
catlonal Initltutlona.
Kaucaiionai oxperu, incioomg
Including
inoite or inn bureau or. ouucanon or
thn United Hlaln government, com -
moniy compare the com or education
In the varlou itatea by two methed:
IB
. j7 ..mn.. ..,. it ihdiv . iBi.io,,. remembered Kit for It acwar-
Inreilment In bnlldlnga per full-time
reildent atudent. ial of the.rolo latd by Hesry D.
2. They make up a table of per, Walthall.
capita coat per year.
In both them comparison the Ore -
gon Agricultural college and the Unl -
venlty of Oregon ore among the lo-
et. Tho avnrage valun of bulldlngx lcnt n luccenlon of dramatic thun
fur eah full-tlmn Muriont In the itate(erbolt. Tcnim iltuatlon and grlp
unlveriiltlei nnd agricultural college ping cllmnxei bold tho viewer In
of tho United Htatv In 1918 wa
$G.
At tho Oregon Agricultural
college, however, It was at that time
i.. vutf auu ai i.d iunrrmij ui
Oregon only 8409, less than 'half of
the national overage.
Thn Investment pur atudent In
buildings has been greatly lowerea in
both Institution by the Increases In
attendance, so that In 1120 the com-
parlson shews that for the Oregon
Agricultural college thn average
valun of buildings per atudent I only
8300 and at the University Of Oregon
only 8321.
In per atudent cost per year, col
lege and university also stand among
the lowest. A United Btatea bureau
of education table. Issued before thn
war, gave the averago ccst for a large
number of typical Institution at
8325. Kven then the Institutions of"The Old Homestead" hardly need
this slate stood uncommonly lu
whllo with the new Increases In at-
tendaure, the comparison now would
be:
A.vcragu for typical schools (be
fore war) I32S
Average for Unlversty of Oregon
(1820) ..frta
Average for Oregon Agricultural ,
college (1920) fl'sq
Kven with the addition of the naif
mlllage, the agricultural col lege, for
example would still be 870 per stu
dent per year below the average) per
student at five of the beat known
agricultural colleges of equal grade,
which may be taken as a fair com cem com
parieon: Michigan, Iowa, Indiana,
Kansaa and Washington State col-'
lege. The figure for these
five great schools were averages
from four-year period prior to the
war when cost were far lower than
now. The Oregon Institution would
with the new mlllage, not only be
spending 870 a year leaa. but would
bo spending dotlara depreciated mora
than one-half In buying power since
the pre-war period.
It can hardly be supposed from the
facta art forth above that the Oregon
Institutions are mismanaged. On the
contrary they are very ably managed.
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NOTICE
inviting PROPotuLB':.":"' ::: wrrz . k... ..
TO PURCHASE BRWEn BONDS
Oia . I.M. .III tvA Aal A h itia
Common Council of the City of
Klamath Fall, Oregon, until Mod-
day, the 10th day of May, 1920, at I
.".".Trli.S'W.!:-.?: X, "il
raivu wiua ara two; u wi aW
Klamath Fnl. Oregon, at which
time nnd place proposals to purchase
will bo opened and considered, for
tho purcbaso of 850,738.00 City ot
Klamath Falls General Obligation
bonds, payable 20 year from data of
Uaue, bearing a rate of Interest not
to exceed 6 per cent por annum, In
terest payablo aeml-annually, princi
pal nnd Interest payable at tho Ore
gon Fiscal Agency In New York,
stato of New York, or at tho ofllco of
tho Treasurer of said City as deter
mined by tho purchaser arid the
Common Council. Thoso bonds are
to bo Issuod In denominations of one
thousnnd dollar (81000.00) oach,
nnd to be numbered from one (1) to
llfty-ono (Til) Inclusive
Bald bonds nro to bo Issued In pur
suance of Ordinanro No. 498 of tho
City of Klamath Falls, OroRon.
Said bonds nro to bo Issued for the
purposo of Installation of a Howor
Bystnm In tho territory known a
Mills Addition of said city, In accord
ance with tho plans, specification
and estlmatoa of tho City Knglneor
on fllo In tho office of the Police
Judgo of said city. Each proposal
to purchaso jald bond must be ac
companied by a check of S per cont
of the amount of proposal, cortlfled
by nomo responsible bank payablo to
the city of Klamath Falls. Proposal
must be aealod and endorsed (pro
posals to purchase Sowed bond.)
Said bonda are to ba sold for cash
paid down at data of dollvery. Tha
Common Council of aald city to r
aerve the right to reject any and all
proposal to purchase aald bonda.
Dated at Klamath Fall, Or.,
April S, 111.
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I AT THE THEATERS
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Just at tho moment when happl
neM was bli and he had stepped out
of the western church with hla bride
on hU arm, a volley of hidden riflea
purled, mingling the sound of fbots
with the muile of the wedding belli,
and Cheyenne Harry' father, moth
er, brothera and wife, tank on the
chorfB v,ct"n" ' on"
. f . h., .,, h-
Mf nm9 of fJoUm WMt
nhnnni, . . c,. Hh, hmmd mnd
(W0M t(j royengeJ m th, fn-i o
Mntimurimnt
Thg Jf ,he ,tuaton on whch tD8
dramit)c ,ory of ..Rderf of Ven
,nc(.. ft ,Urrf ., WMlth
trn
picture, la baaed.
Rldera of Van
BMIICft.. wr be ,howB'at the Liberty
Theatre tonight.
l ' 4
: .confciilon" lavolvei a theme
ner n ,tteihpied. It will bo
(U torr ,nd tDe jBArveloua portray-
I Ai the Catholic prlcat. Walthall'a
'tm'artutry displayed In tbl en-
.thralling screen drama.
The acenei of "Confenalon" pre-
fiuspenie throughout, though the tre
.ruendou theme I (aftened by the
element of love and comedy which
pvrTauQ inj iiur.
j Walthall In tbu role of Father
Harriett Is placed In an unprecodent-
cd position lly thf laws of the
- Church he Ilk bound to secrecy w'h'en
his revelatlbri of knowledge gained
In the confessional la the one thlag
that can save bis own brother,
. baa been fulsel) accused of another'
.crime
The denouncement of hi heart
break log situation la accomplished
by the author, Hal Rcld, In 'clever
dramatic fashion and With absolute
fidelity to the great fundamental
Catholic principle Involved.
The story of Dvnman Thompson's
repetition to any American. Tho
Pcceul country life which Is brok
en up when th son leaves, and the
old man's search for him which la re
warded on CbrUtmaa Eve, are aa
.Psalms from the Bible In many a
home,
"The Old Homestead" ha played
to millions of Sop rajoa aaS
s'creea. Have, "feu seen Itt Be M
again! Did you mis lt7 Sea It aow,!
It, may be your last chance. At the
Mondale tonight. '(Friday). wh an
ill-star cast. , i
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'to. ttanslee of tba JCeeley Musical
company of Beattitvwltl be at Use!
Moadale Theatre airthls week, tob
111 mis amuafiial treat If you fall
W U. Ol.M.t1. .klKltl
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Hla father, mother, brother! itid'i
bride were shot from ambush aa they
came oat, of the church aftfT. Uie
wedding, ct'remo'ar. He, wor 4jte-
Teaaw lor incir sin bj-wivi
After two' years the masMCf.) of
Cheyaan Harry.Caraea'a family, wa
wU night forgotten Then there ap-;
paired a trawled.jioU nalle.) to ja
poat,.la. the centra of Mesqultsv .1
coaUlatd the, lst kof Cheyenne's
anemivi and ma .intanuon to Kin
(ham lla tl.MII nt Ilia lf.a nf thjl
' llW UHlfJ IUH.WHN, .tIIH(
was
)ast o
Then came the Girl, traveling
to
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J""'' " nor,n- ,e I"" ,CT m
Cheyenne' grasp,
The absorbing, nerve-thrilling
Mory of '.Rider, of Vengeance" will
M told on the screen faf tho. Liberty
' Theatre next Friday. You will be
ncaYy ,Mor ,f you miu tt
, .,
Harry I
ac iiiu piuii
THE USE' OF these column will
make money for you.
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT
JOHN FAHNKLTj
announces his candidacy for tho re
publican nomination as sheriff of
Klamnth county. It elected I wilt
always rmnomber that I am your ser
vant, not your tnaater. Adv.
c. c. imowKit
Ropubllcan candldato for nomination
District Attornoy, Klamath county,
May 21, 1920. ''Preservation of
Rights; Provcntton of Wrongs."
Adv.
MILLER'S AUTO LAUNDRY
Can washed, greased and engine
cleaned. Phona 35W, Dunham'a
garage. 14-tt
PAINTING
Practical Painting, Alumlnumlng of
all Iron fixture, FurRure RefinUh-
lag and general contracting:.
H. O. TUTIfUiL
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HERALD'S
FOR SALE Real EsUte
MWWWWWWWI.I.IIMMWMIMMWIW.
POIt HALE 1C0 acrea toc1r,raarb;
wnn or wiisout zao aeaa or cattle,
on 8prague River. Frlrd UOOO;
some term, A. C, Oleager, Chllo
qutn, Ore, -8
LOTH A few good lots la Mot 8plng
addition. A few left oa Hhlaalag-
lon pavement but going fait. Lot
of lota between the depot and Mill
addition. I'rlces right, term 10 per
cent cah, bal. 3t payment. Phone
W. M. Montellus, 1303 Main st. 1-tf
GOOD PAYINO UURINE8H, corner
storo. must sell owlnc to other
business. To right man a iaap. Sea
1008 Main Bt. -l
FOR SALEMillaM8M
yy..
Hro thoae new Kaox Caaa at K . X.
K. More.
FOR SALE Well bred Holsteln
bull, about 2 year eld, for 880:
Call and see this aalmal a, he 'Is
worth double the amount asked.
Frank Moorland, at old. Walton
ranch, Altamont., ' , ii j 8-10
FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet, first
clase condition. This 1 a-bargaia.
Control Oarage. - - J if
GOING TO LEAVE- country.selllng
my first class furniture, silver, cut
glass, vases, jardlner stands, carpet,
rugs, one splendid team, four and
five. Some farm macbiaery, atackJag
outfit. 4& h. p. Thomaa engine, feed
grinder. At Andrew Johaaoa'a place
8annslde Farm, IS mile east aid
south of Mulin. Good road. -7"
CSED PIANOA
Four good one, guaraataed aad
at fair price aad tern. Earl
Sbapberd, 607 Mala. -12
TENTH TBXTRTJMrTB
Just arrived, a big shlpateat of
Government tents, wall tent, square
and round tents. Also a shipment of
Government kahkl brltche. O. D.
blanket, comforter and all kinds of
bedding, and a complete blacksmith
outfit. . Come early and get your
pick. Max Wless, 6th Bt., near
Ewauna box factory. 3
RYE HAY fur sale, I1G.0D per tOu
Call Hagelstine ranch, Algoma,
-17
FOR 8 ALE Upright Piano, good!
condition. Mrs. J. H. 'Hamilton,
cor. 9th and Jefferson. 4-10
FOR SALE Piano la fine condition.
Cash or term. Winter Jewelry
Store. y 1 8tt
at " ! .-i
Starage Batteries Chargedrt-hiafer
FOR BALE A doubt drawer Na-
.tlonal Caaa realater. Just Uk aew
Rax Caf. 1S-U
T-
Roase Claasr flinsaa 8a at X. K.
K.IWore.
FOR SALE 1 Chevrolet, cheap,
some term. Eaaulra at At
8prlng work, couth 8txta St. tlS
TOR. SALE The Herald wlU place
your message la the hand of ,ar
8,0(10 reader every sight far aaly
flva centa a line.
'BARGAINS IN USED CARS
One Dodge touring car, AI con
dition, 81080.
One Ford truck, 1-ton,-capacity, 4
spaed transmission, pneumatic tire,
fin condition. Pric 88(0.
One Ro, 6-paenger, good eoadl
tlopf. 8400.
.Two Studebakers, f850 and 8880.
One Ford delivery truck, all over
hauled and in good condition 8500.
"A. C. L. lfrWnXIAWK
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FOR RENT OR LEASE
FOR LEASE For one, two or three
year, 8ti acrea of good land about
7 mile aoutheaat of Klamath Fall,
under Irrigation. Good proposition
to right party.. 8ee A. L. W
S- . building, or phone I
Ubard.U.
118. 6.8
FOR LEASE 2200 acres of fine
meadow land best in country tor
sheep, not less than 4000 head.
Plenty of running water and ouUiae
range. Phone &13, or 185, Fred
Duke 618
FOR RENT Nlcelyfurnlshed room
for lady or gentleman; phone,
bath and furnace heat. Phone 435.
6-tf
FURNISHED ROOM for rent, !
8th.
4 N.
5-tt
NICELY FURNISHED room for rent
for one or two gentlemen. 317 N.
10th St., or phono 288W. 1
FOR RENT Space In these columns
at five cents a line a day. A line
hoi Is road by 'thousands every
night. ' i
MISCELLANEOUS
llano Tuning, Earl Shephord, 6-11
Dtubak ana Kampit Owting Wear
for wen and women, new arriving at
K, K. K. Htore. .'Li '
QUICK SERVICE 'transfer; ' phoaa
49. v 8-11
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The Land of the Midnight 8m t tar
i 'away, but the Kleauth Rubber
A Leather Co. la right at 1186 Main
Bt., Kwmata Fallav Wnt alaaa vnl
canUlng garantd. AU war te
XOUR aatiafactlM. ' T
CWS9FIED COLUMNS
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WANTED T ! tm mnm
hn hut A'MmnliA n ln haul 9mm
auto truck.. Aldreu L. A., earn line.
aid. ' ; U
i Wlfr, t'AYfli.OO per M to haat
lumner iroan my mm to Bomareac
siding. O. F. Haskell, Macdoel, Cal.
Electric Wiring
....H. flhMlar
UkntVJU-Ttut "flatlu .ad
mtyltm la flmfcali aul "
Sm arHvtag aC X. K. K. Mora.
Printing, Sutloaery aid efflea
auppliea. Ploaaaf Prtattng aad Btav
tioaerjr eopay..H8 Mala St t-t
HOUSE MOVINOiaad roofing; H.
year exnerleace: nrleea riaht: .
work flnt-ctas. iTrue A Falllat.
Phone 382W: reildeaea .1221 Pleaa-
aat Ava. lS-ltaa
PHONE PETTOH far woo4. 1ST
Electric Appllaaee
..H, Bhldler
CITY OARBAOE-HhM yon wan J
garbag trasAvid call bJJ.
'jlWANTED
WANTED Partaar-with capital tar
legitimate money-making propoat
lira. Ample opportunity, long ex
perience, strongest lavestlgatlon la
vlted. Million of dollar already to
vested. Boa 3" Herald oc. -8
IRRIGATION MAN wanted; ' pkoa
363. -
WANTED-i-Ma aad wife to work
on ranch near Midland. Iaajalr
Alex Davis, 17 Jl Mala atreet. S-14
4C raw
ar lJ7V
WANTID A wra mr and
aa. D. aad M. Cleaning, 4tk )l
aaf,Mala. , y
WANTED Man to work oa
Phone 25SJ.
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WANT to baild. railroad grading- br
contract, long experience. Writ
to box 217. f-S
WANTED AU kind f scrap Iram.
bone, rag aad all klad of raeUU.
Max Weiss, 6th Si.; near Ewauna' feea:
factory. 1
WANTED Woman for general
house work on ranch, abort boon,
light work. Shaaahaa Ranch, Dly.
Oregon. SS4f
Wanted Three chamber i
tha Whit Pelican natal.
aid at
IS-tf
Btorag Bntterlea
H8btdVir
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WANTED A aaas fron yon U
tha readen ef Th HraM, If pwa
have anvUing Mf.aal, fa? rant, leas
or fonnd.
LOST AND FOUND
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LOST A Ma Wftulty t aaM
yoar hoaM,'7t; fan r aayUtoS
yon wish to dlaaaa f. M yen do nat
as tha claassflsd eeraaane 9t The
Herald. , .
FOUND A cbaaw te dlapea of any
of- the lannntarafela article that
yea have atorad.awuy la ponr eUar,
attic or Jam. Jmrm-fr want let
cart. Tift hr awaya'aaaiema wh
wanti.juiT whaaryoa nave ror
Find him tarattn th
column efjtajajapar.
NOTaTtiaiO btockmen
All MaTrtav-keaahmMted for aba
leas of th Lone-Bell tract of timber
landa In Klamath and Jacks eoan-
tle suit b In tie hand of the nn
denlgned before Mar 10 th, oa wala
date' the same will be forwarded to
the company .for anal decision.
5-7 JACKSON F. KIMBAIX.
TUNER COMING
One of the best uiano tunen on tha
coast "'will soon make his headquart
ers with' the Earl Shepherd Co.
Tuning will fee In any part of the
county, provided that, there are aav
eral parties Tequlrlng work la that
neighborhood. Write, phone or
leave orden at C07 Main St., Earl
'"Phnrrt Murfle Ptore. 6-f.
GALVANIZED
creating or rlduo rpll wake a
cloca f luiMi-focr a acw hoii) We.
make all the reirulart)lc ud alaee.
AT 1023 MAIN
L. N. "HAINES
NOTICE
Tho annual meeting of the Klam
ath Cattle and Horse association has
been postponed to meet at Bonanza,
Ore., Saturday morning, May 8tb,'at
10:00 o'clock.
28-tt W. C, Van Emon, Secretary,
KUmAth-Bcnd Auto Stag
T
A dally auto atage aervlce is now
operating between Klamath Valla
and Bend. Office Rex cafe and Met-'
ropolltaa Hotel; C. I. Reckatd.
SELL NURSERY STOCK FOH M
snaMaamaBaBBBa
Good territory 'open. Terau at
tractive. Write for contract aad ka
formatlon lamedtately.
BALKMv)TUvaWW CDsaVAXT,
10S9 (aekaU sH., Mleai, Or.
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