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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 22, 1920)
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON SATURDAY, MAY I BUSINESS CARDS PROFESSIONAL CARDS NMMMWWMWWMMVAw MOH SEVEN I T I HAVE MY ! ! iEISIIlLi N, L Ticket Chautauqua Have You Yours ? SUKI3 THING Gotla couple and a special ticket for each of the children see by a cony of Visalia, Calif., Daily Times where down there they bought tickets cuiuso Hums of the Mountains was coming back they knew his lecture alone was worth the price of a season ticket, and then there is DK. NG POON CHEW the Chinese Mark Twain a man of international reputation as a statesman and orator, and CAPTAIN "DINNY" UPTON the playground expert who is accomplishing through playgrounds the same results that Judge Ben Lindsay obtains through the Juvenile Courts. His lecture .is one that gets results in a city, and , DH. KATE UPSON CLAKK, of Columbia University, an au thoress and lecturer of national prominence, and SAM GPvATHWELL, an inspirational lecturer worth hearing. MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT CHAUTAUQUA BRINGS THE WILLIAMS MALE QUARTETTE, an excellent combin ation that starts Chautauqua off with a lot of "pep" and good music on Monday, and NEW YOIIK ARTISTS' TRIO, the finest concert trio ever brought West, and TAYLOR'S SINGING HAND of Chicago, an unique combination of instrumental and vocal artists, and MORRISON GIRLS, a company of musicians and entertainers that is sure to please, organized and coached by Bess Gcarhart Morrison, herself, and ROYAL PHILIPPINO SEXTETTE personnel unchanged for 13 years under contract with Victor Talking Machine Company, and EVELYN BARGELT of Chicago Art Institute, a cartoonist and entertainer of the A. E. F., and TOM CORWYN, polyphonist and imitator of animals and sounds, and WILSON AND COMPANY, character, impersonator and musi cian, and PAULINE LUCILE MAYO, famous through her reading of "Pollyanna." A Season Ticket costs only $2.50 Adults, $1.50 Students and $1.00 Children Plus 10 per cent War Tax Chautauqua Starts Monday Tickets at Four Drug Stores or from Committee. PORTLAND, Slay 22 Tho aggro- & Kill" volume of lumber produced nt 125 mill ruimrllnpr to Urn Ijarometor of tlin Vst Coast Luinbermmi'a nso ? cintluti for tho week ended Muy 8 win i. 88, r,2ii,20rt ffct. whlrh wan only 3, Zi 01.2,73 I. fuet or 3 SO per cent bofcw t J normal. Tim mIIIh I.iuvh bcn main 's- . taming mm ingn nvcraga m pruuuc- Klamath Falls Cyclcry Wo linndle tho Ijcnt In our lino, Mirli uk Motorcycles, Bicycles, arts nud Accessories. Ooodynnr, 1'ennsylvnnl.i find Diamond Tlren -niTd" Tubes'! i n noimo of tho lUfi finil IfirnA whnittnrM. InnltnU Inic llurluy-Diuldsou Sorvlw. C. K. IIIHMAHK I in H. lh Ht. KUiitath Falls Jj r FRED WESTERFELD DKNTIMT i'hono 43 IW ltny Uilxirulury ' ' LtMiuil lllilg., Kliutiatli Pall ,vvvvvvAivvwvwvwvy vorici; Wo open itoro every Tuesday and Friday from 10.00 a. m. to 4.00 p. m: Mnnv nrn thn ffnml thlnvn wa rnn 'i tlnn for tlin last two or tlirco inontli!). show A dollar saved If a dollar earn ZJTIiey havu been nlilo, thus, to restock 'ed. '" buying good thngs cheap as moir yaniH. 'dolit and have to skip If you buy your During tlio nutno rcrlnd tho total1 goods from volume of now business nccoptod by ( I.UCKV DICK & CO. mo iiamo group oi mms wn ,.ro.-1201 Klamath Are. Corner of Cth St mately 60,000,000 feel cf wnicn 43,' OH. '. A. ItAMItO Dentist I. O. O. l Ilulldliig i-iio.nxoi ! r tMWKIlMVl'WV 020,000 feet wcro destined for rnll delivery. Tho rail shipment for the week were 1,975 cam or 57,750,000 feet. Export shipments continued heavy, bk they havo been for tho (ant fow montliH. Tho movement for tho week wan 5,153,010 feet; tho domestic tarco movement wan 8,3(8,900 feet. Shipments of all kinds fnrgo, rail and local aggregated 76,800,325 feet. PRIVATE HOSPITAL Now Open Cor 3tnteroity Cae Mr. Rosn McDanlek, 301 'High St Phone 455 jWAWWVWS'M wJ s 327 PHONE 39 MAIN STREET MORE RICE THIS YEAR IN TEXAS, IIKAUMONT, Texas. May 22. Tbo present outlook point to an Increas-j d rlco production ttiln yoar over the crop of 1919, K. A. Elgnus, manager of tho Southern Itlco Growers' asso ciation declared. He had this to say regarding this year's rlco crop. "Tho weather has been very dry over tho entire belt with tho excep tion cf a fair rain between Eaglo Lake and Ilay City. On nccount of tho dry and continued north winds, partlcularlyln Texas, tho ground Is very rough end It If almost Impos sible for farmers to prepare a seed bed. "In Louisiana, tho condition on tho whole, Is better than In Texas. From Welsh to Ilayne, embracing a largo part of the Louisiana rlco territory, tho farmers haTo probably more planted than Is usual at this tlmo of year, yjero will undoubtedly be sotne Increaso In acreage over tho entire belt If heavy rains do not pro vent planting. From one source and then another, the farmers hare suc ceeded In scraping up plenty of seed. "The market Is slightly better and there Is a nottccablo reaction from the quietness caused by transporta tion difficulties. Dealers havo been afraid to buy for export on account of tho danger of not being ablo to make deliveries. Inquiries from 'Porto Itlco aro on tlio Increase and 'outlook In that section Is better. jThcro Is little rlco remaining In the 'hands of tho farmers." ItOTH COT SOUK START TOMORROW AND KEEP IT UP EVERY MORNING DAVID STARK JORDAN j I'iii:hi:ts fihii itixtcs London's now postmaster, Mr. C, C, Sandorson, who has charge of tho largest postal area In tlio world, with BTANFOU I'NIVKHBITY, May 22.' something llko 35,000 workers un- Sixty hitherto unknown species of ; dor him, hegnn his careor In tho sor- j fossil fishes of tho Mlocono ago that I vlco ns ft postal clerk forty years ago. lived In bays which in prehistoric' times covered tho land now Includod i- i t. l vt t j-t.i . I" I'0 Angoles, Orango and Santa Gt Into the hiWt of drinktag IInrbnra con CMt hnVQ Im.n glus of hot water before mJilc(, o f ho KlmMc worh through w tho recent efforts of Dr. David 8tarr Millions of folks Imtho Intornally now Instead of loudlng their system with druffs. 'What's un Inside bath"? you say. Well, It Is guaran teed to porform miracles according to hot water unthuslasts. j Thoro nro vnst numbers of men and womon who, immedlutely upon arising In tho morning, drlnK n giasii Jordan, chancellor emeritus of Stan ford University. Stanford collection at fossil fishes of this ago Is now larger than that of nil Institutions put tngethor, numbering about four hundred. These IIbIios probably lived 2,000.- 000 yoars II, C, long boforo tho glac TIKES ITS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS F-nt Hack- Iws meat If jou feel . achy or have lllnddor trouble. Meat forms uric acid which ex cites and overworks tho kidneys In their offorts to niter It from tho eators of meat Jordan said. Tlin USH OF thesn columns will niuko money for you. of hot water with a teaspoonful of lal nren and many hundred thousand 'systom. Hocnlar llmustono phosphato In, It. This Is n'yoarH j,ororo tno miVCnt of man, Dr. must Hush tho kldnoys oc(nsionnlly. Tory oxcollont health measure. It Is . .. You must rcllovo thorn llko you ro- Intonded to Duhii tun siomucu, uvor, kidneys and Intestines of tho previ ous day's wnHlo, sour hllo ond Indi gestible material left over In thu body which If not ullmlunted ovory tlnv. luiroino food for tho mlllniiH of bacteria which Infest tho liuwols, tlio'c.tl.fi FOH MOXTIILY MF.KTIXn quick roault Is polRoiiH and toxins which nro then absorbed Into thn blood, causing hendncho, bilious nt tnckH, foul breath, had tasto, colds, stomach trouble, kidney misery. slooploBsnoss, Impuro blood and nil aorta of ailments. . Peoplo who feel good one dny nnd badly tho noxt, but who simply can ?, "l'T"?"" "T"V"r,"'- tho 11th committee, making It tho lfc-u.,h.- ;..i. . i.... iAV -p,,, 'commlttoo on statistics nnd Informa pilUniMIMlU 1, 1 1 II 111 MR RlUtUl tl OF ClIAMUKIt OF CO.M.MKItCi: will cost vory llttlo but s sufficient to make anyono n roal crnnk on tho ubjoct of Internal sanitation. Tho monthly mooting of tho Klam ath County Chamhor of Commorco lma boon postponed upttl 8 p. m. Tuesday, May 25, nt which tlmo n resolution will bo presonted to ntnnnil thn rnnslllnlln. un iiu In change tho namo and functions oftB0 n tableapoonful in a glass of days and your kMneya will then act lino and blsddor dlsordora dlsa- llovo your bowols; removlu.; nil the ncldn, waste nnd poison, ciso you feoi i dull tnlsory in tho kldnov roclon. sharp pnliia In tho back or jlek hend ncho, dizziness, your stomach sours, tonguo Is coated and when tho wonthor Is had you hnvo rhoumatlc twlngos. Tho urlno Is cloudy, full of scdlmont; tho chnnnoU often get Irritated, obliging you to got up two or throo times during tho night. To neutrallzo these Irritating acids and flush oft tho body's urinous wnsto got about four ounces oi J ml salts from any pharmacy: j Mary Mllos Mlntor, ono of tho most prominent and, popular ot tho younger motion picture actresses, began hor professional career as a child playor In a company headed by tho late Nat Goodwin.,. S WiH -y V -ht '- tlon, Instead of social, Hy ordor ot tho President. O. C. APPLKQATB. Socrotnry. HTIIAYKD , Strayed from oUr mill at Moadow l.ako May 17, one sorrel horse, age sovon, wolght 1700. Brand bar over and underneath letter 3 left hip. pponr. This famous salts is tnado from the nold of grapes and lemon Julco, combined with lithlu, and has boon used for generations to clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and stop bladder Irritation. Jad Salts la Inexpensive; harmless and makes a delightful effervescent llthla water drink which millions ot men and women take now and then, thus Notify Nine Lumber Co., Dox 1126. .voiding atrlous kidney and bladder City. i ' ao-lt ataeej. v... ,.v,v DALLAS, Tex., May 22. A stub born mule and nn equally ntubbnrn negro caused attaches nt tho emer gency hospital somo work. Ksnw Oites when ho was stretch ed out on an operating table nt the hoxpltnl, told tho doctors that his mulo "didn't hnvo any sense," nnd that lio kicked tho animal, Tho doctors Immediately began operating on dates for n lacerated scalp caused by tho mulo ItkewUe losing his temper. Y.T OCKAX FltKlfiHT W. E. McABOY . IluiliU n thing In the cabinet line. Doors, Screen, etc. Shop at 110 Eighth St. J. C. Cl.FUflORN Civil Fnglnecr and Horvrjor Office 517 Main 8t. Phenes: Ofllce 160, Re. 1021 O. K. FEED & SALE STABLES Under new manage ment Best care taken of all stock placed in our barn. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. DENTISTS Dr. E. G..Wisecrrr PHOXE SS4 Dr. P. M. Noel PHONE 4 Over Cnderwood'a SeTenth amd Mala Streca ialB Btrecc I DR. G. A. MASSEY Fourth nnd Pine Sta. In Warren Hunt Hospital , Oft. Those 497 Res. Phone 86M WMMWMXWMMWVMNAWM KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do All JCInda of Sprlag Repair. lag New Oaee Made to Order Axle Stralghteelac aad Dlackamltbiac ALL WORK QUARANTEKD Phone S)09T 417 Klaaaath Are. AUSTIN, Texas. May 22. Efforts nro to bo mado by the state markets and warohouso department to secure boat Borvlco from Galveston to Now York as an aid In moving what Is estimated by the department to bo tho biggest and finest crop ot onlcns over raised In tho Rio Qrando valley, i WAW MINERAL BATHS Dr. Maud lngersoll nnwlcy Clilroprnctlc Physician First National Dank Dulldlng Entrauco, Room 5 ASHLAND, OREGON Phone 4(0 Ice Crease 719 Mala It Caadlea PASTIME Jack Momrowi Prop. Clears, Tobacco, Soft Drinks, Peel and Billiards Barber Shop In Connection OCR MOTTO "Courtesy and SerTlce" O.TIce Phone 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart I'lijuklnn nnd Hurgron Whlto Building Klamath Falls Oregon WWWWWWWWWVWWWSVMMWMWW DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and, Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AM) HCIIOKO.N Phones I7W 17R Room 1 and 9 While Dulldlng SHASTA VISTA SANITARIUM 420 Main Ht. (New ltkl. Later) DH. A. A. HOULE. 420 Main 1909 Main 151-J 151-M DR. T.C CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN ANB SURGKON 1. 0. 0. F. BaHdlaaT Pboaeasee- Residence White Pellcaa Hetel Residence Phone S. ' DR. L. L. TRUAX WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL Day Phone, 407 Night Pboae, S SAW MILL ENtllNEERlNQ . CONSTRL'tniO.V CO. Designer aud bulldrrs of m era Saw MilU. l'lnlug MUls, 1 Plants. Complete plants contra ed. ApnraUals and reports ma- Drelgln. We contract to bu any dau ot a building and last machinery of any kind. Drafting of any kind done. HI Prlata made. PHONE 14) Once la K. D. DuUdlsg I am now prepared to tun Shasta Sand from the Hoey, C land and gravel pit, In any quar that may be desired by contrac and builders. AL r. ORAHA Klamath-Bend Auto Stage A dally auto stngo sorvlce Is now oporatlng between Klamath Falls and Rend. Offices Rex cate and Met ropolitan Hotel, O. I. Rockard. 27-tf BELL NURSERY STOCK FOR VS Oood territory open. Terms at tractive, Write for contract and in formation immediately. , SALEM NURSERY COMPANY. 108Q ChemekeU St., Salem, Ore. " WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY BIT Mala ARTHUR R. WILSON Manager Let Your GLASS twublt be Mine C, E. STUCKEY Re-Glazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine C 0 EX-SERVICB MEN, ATTENTION I The regular meetings ot Klamath Post No. 8, American Legion, will be held at 8 o'clock p. m., at the City Halt In Klamath Fatla, en the second end fourth Tuesdays ot each month. All Comrades are In vited, Those desiring to join the Post may secure application blanks from O. K.-VsarlUfer, Fred Htohoteoa,- er L H. CaxeaJUa, all of Klamath Fa)ls A'MUtt rllCsltLfOrl, 'S3eereikry. Klamath Lodge No. 13 I. O. O. F. Meets Friday night ot each week I. O. O. F. hall, 5th nnd MmIii stre Hyman Weschler, N. O.; W. C W Secretary; W, D. Cofer, Treasun Ewauna Encampment No. 41, 1 O. F., meets Tuesday night of e week at I. O. O. F. hall. W. 11. Noi C. P.; W. D. Cofer, Scrlbo; F Oueslng, Trensuror. NEW CITY LAUNDR FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK ' ROUGH DRY "Put Your Duds In Our Suels" PHONE W4 &- 74 0 . ' . AS! Nl vorBwr'main wg i'