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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 21, 1920)
rAOB PIVR THE EVENING. HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, MAY, II, ,11 ii w m o V 1 f MM444 SINNOTT Wir . ....... HE HAS ALWAYS STOOD BY YOU AND.KLAM- ATH COUNTY HIM NOW AS NEVER X J AFFORD TO WEAKEN POWER IN CONGRESS BY VOTING AGAINST HIM? REMEMBER THIS IS NOT A MATTER OF POLITICS, IT IS A MATTER OF NECESSITY FOR KLAMATH COUNTY YOUR COUNTY A NECESSITY THAT CALLS FOR US TO EUILD UP IN WASHINGTON ALL THE INFLUENCE WE CAN. STAND BY YOUR COUNTY. WE KNOW SINNOTT WILL STAND BY YOU. (Contributed to tho Hlnnott Campaign liy The evening H'irald) MONDALE THEATRE Let's Go Where Everybody Goss To the Mondale Theater rillllAY AND HATVHDAY Hnrrt llrmlr lni III one of her lvl plrtuiv-t "A YANKEE PHIXfK-S" Anil n BihmI Mmk Hrniiru (.iiurdy ,Alo (kMirioi Htaikiir mid Ills acrtrdUit llitnili)' Vy Ml tin' IMiiiiii Trd U'lillr III nil Hip InIi-i lllu(rnlcil vm Dtn'l Ml Till. Kh.w ('inning Miiiulny, May S.litl, I'MUllur rnilc.-tik In "HAI'llO- MWVVMMWWAMAMMMMAAMNMMAMAAAAMAlWMAMMMWWW The Herald tIU you today's Just Until the books close on the special offer to subscribers of The Evening Herald. Under this offer subscribers make a big saving on the cost of their paper. Subscribers who receive their paper through the postoffice in Klamath County may get the paper for one year for. .'....$4.00 Subscribers living in the city, who receive their paper by carrier, may get the paper for one year for. $5.00 Subscribers living outside of Klamath County may get the paper for one year for $5.00 Beginning Jilne 1, the monthly subscription rate will be...:. 65 cents per month , ,VN For Your Chickens -u--.T-.-.-inrj-r.r.ru--i - - . . XK KLAMATH COUNTY NEEDS X yBEFORE. CAN YOU MIS INFLUENCE, HIS f -H-t news today not tomorrow. ; 10 .' IU"- u.t.n .:'(, v '11, ) t POT POURRI lly MINK 8TAII i Watson, thu Los Angoles Hiuu henrd, now admits nlun murders, Wliy doeiui'l l;n admit thorn all am) liu timid with It? Tim l.llcrnry Digest Informii iik Unit wo nuud KoIIkIouk itnflalutlon. ..... .......' ..iS'..!.. .. ' .1 ..... 'i ?.vcrv linirnl J rnfielim ifinni lV. Inif conroMMhaftliln-h a new oniMH WOJILDaWQUIWELCOMK HIM WITH OPEN -ARMS. Never Coming from Thu Literary Digest linwuvitr. ilnttinnilM lliiif wtt miv n 'iiiMiuro of nl'umiloh to It. so let's! I ok Ihto It for. few minutes and mio If uo ran d!(iWr Just what Hell Cuius Uaflaliitlon la. ' ' i. ...... ... i.iiri ..uik i mj i4im; mnr wiim (iriv- lug a rented Flivver to Merrill when r.uililfiily ho heard 11 Iiolno llko P'Htnl shut, 11 nil on Investigating found Hint Ellnbtith's loft hind leg had gomt out of 1'initnlsslon. In other womIh thu tiro wan flat Now that Is whr.t wo would cull I )-f littut loti of Rubin r. Rubber with all (ho wind (.III of it. I Ko we would naturally presume that Religious Deflutatlon would be I Religion with all thu wind out of It. and If It In. bring It on Immediately. ',, """ 'Tu . . un that .mind good to u.. " '' you; nnd ho W,M tell you yonr Information wbk wrong, and that you ! 'do not need to do any of thcae thing : There won not very much wind In ,0 on lh(J tfo io the Itnllglon that tho Man of Galilee gnvo u. over 2.000 year. ago. and.' Dut htr, romM ,)onf a prcgbjr. whl'h If followed would do woy tofnn hmhtr nd ho wl ,e y(JU with n whole lot of tho ntrlfe and tur- ,at , 0hor two m both wrofJg mull In the world today. There waa,0 hag ,h(J 0JJ.y fChl wny And M nothing of the fanatical or I'npmc-lthafa tho way goo. only multiplied Ileal about that jellglon. Ju.t a pure. ttbout co m.g for thore aro abou, a'lrplu lining doctrine, which had .B00 ,.. ..,.,,,,.,. nm, .,,,...- ,h for ll object the other fellow and not I I unrn ni'n nil wie I'llli-. And the toauty of Ilia d:ctrlno was that It was no pructlrnl that He lived It Himself r'ght hrrn upon earth as n Man amor.g men. A carpenter by trade, working among other carpen ters, tiding n bard ilny's work for a well day's sey ' cboed Ills fellow . i men and tre world at largo that lat Icils ng to jot wan poMthlc to I've a life plcail loth Hluiifslf oi.d V.'n Uod. I True It J 1q fnlibed u.p by dying n martyr' death, but take Into stderat.'on tho gr:s savagery of the times In nhlch He lived. Just Ima gine a mob who could take pleasure 'in drhlng nails through the hands and fitit of a helpless Individual while they had him strapped and ropvd. CHICK FEED, GROWING MASH, BONE FATTENING MASH, ALFALFA MEAL, WHOLE AND CRACKED CORN 'Nothing could ho too rotten or' hor rifying for a bacchanalian mob llko that to do. Hut listen to ma folk, that nor I of n thing rould not he pulled off those day. True- It In that thuru Ik un element among us who ma no tnoro enlightened now than they were then, hut that clement In In thu very small minority. If the Man of Galileo were to coma hack HEiiln today and llvo thfl lamo life tbnt h lived then; ana preach the IinbloYlr1ntf - thatWrreachcrl then, i u"KKl ,,,at' I t"' tl'nl lM:trlnB He" preached hu .been mi illy proitltuted I rite that day. )! - f (yn uner scci.nas sprang up, im ii f I or Uin linn aprung up until the itiour uratHir after tlin truth Ik lout In " ",ftM r CTVVlU aaa doctrines and j,'""'" ""' ru"-'" """ "". doesn't know which way to turn. do to the Baptist and auk him what to do to ho (in tho safa sldo, and hu will tell you that you mint con form yourself to tho doctrines and rules luld down by bin church and you will lio all right. Now go to tho Mothodlat brother nml nnk him tho nnmo (uostton and lull t.lan uiUm tn llnnlLl t,inlk ',,.. ,,.,m, , t, ,u. .1.1.. 7...., . (.M...k .v. in lug ..Bit. one. No, folk, It won't go. It's a funny thing that the Man of Galileo never 'even wrote His creed down In black 'and white at all. Kver think of that? He lived It Instead. So wo guess The Literary Digest right. Let's let all the wind out our present day religions, and get t........... .tA ..ll.ln. I... .l A.n.A inon seone thai was given us so many A'," a " nal on work con-jbelier. . The trouble with ua today Is that wo are money-mad. There isn't a business man In Klamath Falls today whovls not pretty close to tho profi teering line. Uut what good does It all do? We can't take cur wealth wlth.'us when wo go. We might be u bio' to buy a little higher priced car down here but we can't take that with us either, as gasoline Is pretty Inflammable Eo what's the use. Lone Star Is no prophet but he pre dicts that sooner or later a spark will ilgntto tho powder-keg of American civilization and It will go up In smoko. That Is, unless someone takes n tumble to themselves. Out In passing, I wonder If you ever heard the story of the well dressed young lady who hailed a four-wheeler to tako her homo In. Just as sho was getting In she noticed tho horso getting very restless nnd frisky. This rather alarmed tho Indy who was somowhat timid, nnd turning to tho driver sho said, "I hopo you won't run away with mo, sir." Tho cabby heaved a heavy sigh. "No, mum," ho replied, "I've u wife nnd five kids at homo nl ready." Tho tanning of OBtrlch skins Is a growing Industry In South Africa. Tho first paper mill In America was erected near Philadelphia In lCOO. F I It K Does tho word strlko torror to your heart, or Is jour property protected sutllclcntly by Insurance) In a rollablo company? In tills day at high cost of matorlnl, scarcity of homes, no ono should leave tliolr proporty un protected. Let us'oxplaln to you tho spcclnl Insurance system under which wo protect your homo In tho lending Insurance companies of America. James H. Drtscoll, Room 4, Loomls Building, Phono 432. TKXAS STAR OIL COMPANY ' ' havo now established a branch office at 61S Main St.. Klamath Falls, with Mr. W. W. Dulette In charge, and will offer to the people of southern Oregon nri opportunity to Invest In Oil .Lands of Texas, tho great oil state, :ln 5-s.cre tracts and up at 112 por acre. ID'S CLASSIFIED COLUMNS FOR SALE Real Estate AMWMWMMWWWWMMMMWMWUWMyMMMUNIMMt roil HALE ALFALFA I.AM) SW U of NW ', Sec. 4, nnd S A of NH and SKh"t of NW , Sec. ft, all of Twp. 4I,Tltnngo 12, Shasta View Irrigation District; an Improv ed, farm. Nolo rioir'map. 3S per aere, $2!J0Cr can remain 3 years, bnl. Al'so 8 V of NB U of NK'VJ nnd all' that part of the BK of NB A lying north of Adams canal, all In Hoc. 1, Twp. 41 South, Kongo 11. Uordcrs canal and can Irrlgato now. Partly cleared and fenced. $850 cash. AIo B of NB ,i, Sec. 17. Twp. 40 South, flango 10, near Stukcl brldgo, 11250 cash. Land Is going, up everywhere. Abovo Is best prices and terms. Agents protected. No better buys outside of Miami, Flo., where you may address me. B. (I. Argrave. 19-23 koii ham: Jtnnch Lands and City Prorerty T. II. WATTEHS ' Ileal Estate C21 Main Phonel'OM 11-tf LOTS A few good lots In Hot Spines addition. A few left on Shipping ton pavement but going fast. Lots of lots between the depot nnd Mill addition. Prices right, terms 10 per cent cash, bal. 3C payments. Phone W. M. Montellui, 1303 Main st. 1-tf FOR SALE Miscellaneous FOIl SALE One Hupmoblle , B-pas- senger In good shape and cheap. Terms If desired. Mallory Oarage Co., 637 Willow Ave. 20-251 FOR SALE CHEAP Barn to be wrecked; good lumber. E. Qlnlltch 18-22 FOR SALE At the Kattcnborn res idence, Merrill, Oregon. 12-foot power windmill, slx-tined Jackson fork and cable, mowing machine, 1 hay rake, single buggy and harness, Dots washing machine. 17-22 FOR SALE A few pieces of house hold furniture and a wicker baby buggy. J121 Walnut St. 20-22 FOR SALE One 1919 Hudson Super 6'7-passenger, Al shape, $2,250. One 1913 Bulck. good paint, good tires. A) shape. Be sure to see this one If you want a good, cheap sec ond-hand car. One E. M. F. 30. One Ford deliv ery wagon cheap. In fact anything from Fords to Cole 8's-notblng better. C. Ij. McWILLIAMS, M Slain Phone 1C9 15-22' FOR SALE) 490 Chevrolet, good condition, run about C.000 miles. Wolford & Wann, Yalnax, Oregon. 17-22 FOR SALE Ford car. Inquire fire chief's office, City Hall. 15-21 FOR SALE Seed Potatoes. Rob erts & Whltmore, 6th and Main. - 14-tf FOR SALE Holsum bread lie n loaf. SPOT CASH 11ASKET GROCERY S22 Kltfmnth Avo. ? Why Pay More ? May 14-Juno 14. Special Salo on groceries and flour. Spot Cosh Basket Grocery. 17 FOR SALE 1920 Chevrolet, first class condition. This Is a bargain. Central Garage. C-tf FOR SALE The Herald will place your message In tho bands of over 9,000 readers every night for only five cents a line. FOR SALE A paying business. Must sell owing to other business. Right man a snap. See 1008 Main St. 19-22 FOR SALE Oldsmoblle S In first- class condition. Ono Cadillac, same as new. ,Seo J, B. Auten, phone 452M. 19-24 ONE GOOD CAR for salo or trade. Must ko tbU week; can be seen at 613 North 10th or call at 906 Main Phono 459. W. II. Ross. 19-22 GALVANIZED inON Sky Lights and Cornices mado at 1023 Main street L. N. Hnlnes. 19-tf FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR RENT Room for 1736 Johnson Avo. gentlemen. 18-22 FOR RENT Space In these columns at five cents a line a day. A line hei la read by thousands every night. MISCELLANEOUS Printing. Stationery and office suppllea. RIoneer Printing and Sta tionery company. 126 Mala St 9-tf PHONR PEYTON for wood. 187 CITY GARBAQE When you want garbage removnd call b2J.. W' 1 v !?...... J?Ji-f-1 tO-iv id..'''-'! -" i -ft murDnev reea & deea dton WANTED WANTBD Information as to the address of Jerry Sullivan whose address .wan. Kdmath ' Falls soma years ago. Address B. W. Spauldlag, National Metropolitan Hank build ing .Washington, D. C. 20-24 MAN AND WIFBi wlihca position em j, Irrigated or stock ranch. Address Ilox J. M., Herald office. 20-24 WANTBD Young girl to help la housework and take care of child' rcn In small family. Call 63G Kiev-' enth fit., phono 67J. "20-22 WANTED Wicker baby buggy, rea-' sonablo. Phone 378J. 20-21 WANTED Plain sewing. Addroat box 323, or call at 802 Conger. 19-21 MAN AND WIFE wished position la camp or hotel as cook and wait ress; capable taking charge or sman camp. Phone 172. 20-24 Man nnd wife with email family wants steady work on farm, near school. Life experienced; wlfo good cook. Reply box L, Herald ofTlce. 19-2J WANTED Good camp blacksmith. Work la eludes horseshoeing. Pcrmaneat place with free rent to right man. NINE LUMBER CO, Ilox 1126, city. 20-11 WANTED Porter for general work. Also a dishwasher. White Pelican Hotel. 19-1 Two men desire work In boarding house In lumber camp ns waiter. State salary paid. 6 care Herald. 19-11 WANTED Party to farm 80 acre Irrigated land on,e mile from Macks Cash More. Inquire "8heeta" Link Rlvir Electric Co. WANTED Man to drlvo team on ranch. 'Phone 253-J. 17-tf WANTED 4 or 5 room house fur nished or unfurnlsbi-d. by reliable party: references furnished. Replj Dox M, Herald. . 15-tf WANTED Man to drhre tram horse; good wages, steady wort Big Lake Box company. 13-21 WANTED A message fcm yon tr the renders of Thu Herald. If o have untitling for tale, for rent. In or found. LOST AND FOUND LOST Yesterday brlndle kail p 10 weeks old. Liberal reward for his return to 213 Cedar; or phona 516. 20-11 i LOST Crank for a Kelly trnek Finder return to Western Tranv fer office. 18-tf LOST A golden opportunity to t your home, your farm or anything you wish to 'dispose of. If you do i-" uit the classified columns of T" Herald. FOUNI A chance to dispose of a of the Innumerable articles tl yon have stored away In your cell attic or barn. Turn yonr waste It cash. There Is always someone w wants just what you have for sr Find him through the classlf columns of this paper. NTItAYKD Strayed from our mill at Mead' Lake May 17, one sorrel horse, f seven, weight 1700. Brand bar o' -and undernerth letter E left b'-. Notify Nine Lumber Co., Ilox 11 City. 20 CALL FOR MONTHLY MEETING OF CHAMBER OF COMMKRl The monthly meeting of the Kir nth County Chamber of Coramer' has been postponed uptll 8 p. Tuesday, May 25, at which time resolution will bo presented amend tho constitution so as change the' namo and functions the 11th committee, making It the committee on statistics nnd InfornT tlon. Instead of social. By ordeT of the President. O. C. APPLEGATE. Secretary. MADAME IOINA . KNOW YOUIt FUTUHK CONSULT OREGON'S BEST World's greatest Clairvoyant t Palmist, Phrenologist and Medium , Born with double veil. Rends your entlro llfo, past, pr ent and future; advises on busln speculations, lovers' iuarrols; unites the separated; when a whom you will marry; how to the one you love and also overco all enemies; gives secrets how to c trcl or Influence any one you love meet. Tells full names of ariy c you care to know. Her advice 1 saved and made thousands. ' W not yon? - As a seer and Interpre i of hidden treasures she has "no eqc , See. her at once, this God-glv gifted lady. All business confident ' . Daily readings, Including Sand Hours 10 a.m.to 8 p. m. Perr nently located I. O. O. F. bnlldlw 434 Main St.. Klamath Falls. O '- J. 20-1 T ' , i o. )7U.;l or ,fi r fcttfSsii.