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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1920)
lpifl( (-,;j xwrsakTinTw'W'1,- W'i t if fli. ' ' n i m mmaoAv; iUrfr 'mm , 'Y': u s - i THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON W' Star Theatre HK.ltr.KT STANOAltP PltoniRTIOXS tkhwillickii patmck, pkops. TONIGHT ONLY Comt.tnro TnliivHlgn In I , KXPr.lUMKXTAL MAUIUACK " if ' f.is the piny "SATURDAY TO MONDAY" It's n roinnlr ilrntiin Hint Mill her oert ncllntf better than nii)thtnit,l.it flic lia- pre lou'ly iipptsireil in Tlio llnll KiMitii lt lit ' Mll.l.lOXAIItK I'AITKIIS " And Seirrnl Attn of Vil-a-VII Molo Telegraph Tabloids -olo- WASHINOTO.S. May 27. Noxt oni" naval hlidKct wan fixed nl nboltt J I3M0O.O0O under n com plete agreements on tho na.nl np- I'liroprlntloUR IH reached today by Ilia senate niul house. The navy ttM.itlon budgit I nbuut 120,000.000.; Ni:VAUK. M.O 27. Ten lenilom of the outlaw railroad strike In Now Jersoj were Imllctoil l the federal igrnnd Jurj today under tlio Lover net They .irt charged with consptr-l ncy o obstruct lulerstnlo commerce. ltcmember Suniln) r liiue the blgge-l production of tlie year 'IX OI.II KI.XTUCKY" pith .Uilta Mcwatt Marring WASHINGTON. May 27. Ptvsl dent Wllsiyi' message vetoing tho Kvpuhllrnn peace resolution will bo) vent to congress today. ! OVER 1000 AT CHAUTAUQUA FOLLOW THE CROWDS Tonight LONDON. Mnv 27. According to the soviet official statement for Weil' ncsday, received from Moscow today, the town of llorlsov on the llereslna. has been riptured by tlio llolshovlkt In the campaign against the Pole. PARIS, May 27. Armenian havo accepted an tnvltutlon.from the ltol shevlkl to send delegates to Moscow, according to Information recolyed at the French foreign office. V AND HEAR TAYLOR'S SINGING BAND of Chicago, and TOM CORWINE "" Polyphonist or imitator of sounds as an added feature 4-- WASHINGTON, May 27 Prod dent Wilson's proposal tor an Amer ican mandate oter Armenia wax dis approved today by the Senato For. eign iividiiuna lommuiee. wiuy four Democrat opposed action on the President', request. The ote was 11 to 4. I PERSONAL MENTION I o o o Mrs, W II MePliemn lias return I'd (torn n live wi'i'Ki trip to Oiiiiilui mid (ulumitus wlme Uo Wilted flleiuU hihI lelahnr. to 1 or i. tin n she Miitiit In i swnms at I i (irnndt nud Poitlund. Jim Kent Is In the Hly from Snu FriincUco on ;i buslines lll. Karl Haiiiaker uf the I'.uker and Hamakcr Lumber inmpmi of Hwnu Lake Is In tbo city on huiluoss con uretcil with the comp.iuy. It J bi'i'ts attended tlio board mrctiUK of tlio Horsefly IrriKiitlon District ut llniialitn )eterdu Oub routine tuiiilnvts was transacted at tlio meeting. C. M. Puttlt and wife who hae spent tlm n Inter In Seattle ieturiid last night and v.111 leau for their home ueur Merrill In n few das They nru stopping nt the White Pel lean hotel, Mrs. Arthur It. Wilson left this morning for Portland for a short vis It with relatives and friends, The city Is at work laying the ce ment sidewalk on Pine street L. Jacobs who recently purchased the Howard Van Valkenburg homo on Cedar and Pine streets has great ly Improved the property and Is now having concrete sidewalks laid on Cedar street William Crawford Is In the Mary's Help hospital ut San Francisco, where he was operated upon last week. Ills wife I attending him and In a letter to friends here re ports that he Is rapidly Improving PAGR Kltim i mmmmm-mmmmfm-mimmmmm'mm' . MIX F.US "IMG IX" .M KSC'APK III.I..AIH) HATS, AS L'nUAL. COSTLY Parts milliners In the making of this season's hats. They say hats of the ,.!- Mnlnd ,1.1a . I 1 1 r J , (UyMall.)-,muchMadrM( PAUIS. April 2 iOllrlnth lntf hi timl ttntttt nr among the materials being used by j A UenlH Waal Ad ssill sell It. McCAUTIlY, Alaska, April 0 (llv Mall.) To be snow bound in n bill iard and blinding fog on the Rohen glacier southeist of Mt. McKlnlcy, for 40 hours, was the recent experi ence of Joe McLollan and George Walker, of McCarthy. Travel wns lniollilo and the two men dug a hole In the snow where they remain ed until the storm lifted. Tlio storm was the worst he has known In rars. according to McCarthy, who li an Alaska "old timer" Lloyd George Is an Innterate read er of novels and has almost the pas sion of a boy for tales of stirring ad ventures and daring. A its A ii ii A ii A ii ii ii ' ii ii ii A ft iM4ftAAiiAiiAli A A A A A A A A yjrTr tF TrraVaVaVtVraVstaVsry fgUWfBWftfff99WWlj Your Health X ? V!si f Is a Question of Absolute Knowledge of V th Man Whn PnU I In Ynr Mir.nsm Z .. . r .-. ...w j. YOU KNOW NOTHING OF DRUGS, YOU ARE NOT EX PECTED TO, YOU DON'T WANT TO. BUT YOU DO KNOW WHEN DRUGS FAIL TO DO THEIR WORK. WHERE IS YOUR PROTECTION, WHERE IS YOUR SAFETY? IN THE DRUGGIST, OF COURSE. HOW DO YOU SELECT YOUR DOCTOR? ABSOLUTELY ON HIS REPUTATION. THEN WHY DON'T YOU SELECT YOUR DRUGGIST THE SAME WAY? OUR REPUTATION IS YOUR SAFETY. WE HAVE BEEN COMPOUNDING PRESCRIPTIONS FOR MANY YEARS. WE HAVE THE KNOWLEDGE, THE TRAINING, EXPERI ENCE, THE MOST AMPLE FACILITIES, AND THE LARGEST STOCK OF PUREST DRUGS PRODUCED. THERE'S EVERY REASON IN THE WORLD WHY YOU SHOULD BRING OR SEND YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO US, IN PREFERENCE TO 'TAKING CHANCBS," JUST AS THERE IS REASON FOR SELECTION OF ONE SPECIAL DOCTOR TO PRESCRIBE THE MEDICINES. YOUR SPECIAL DOCTOR AND YOUR SPECIAL DRUGGIST WILL GUARD YOUR HEALTH AND SAFETY. x x i salaalalalalalaMalalalalaMaWalalsMal (Wenwoift wwniHfY t WnL. KLAMATH FALLS OREfiOttipS?! Z V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE Hl J X. f ui V I BUY THEIR ORUG5 BSSSSSl X HEAD OF FILIPINO UNION INDICTED HONOLULU. T II , May 1 1, (Ily Mull), Pablo Manlapit, president of the Filipino union and prominent In sugar plantation strike circles, has been Indicted by the territorial grand Jury on n charge of vmliviiolmont. Manlapit Is accused of having ac cepted ISC to from two countrymen to buy steamship tickets for them and converting the money to his own use. Ho wns released onJl.OOO bonds Manlapit Issued the order for tho Filipinos to strlUu on tho sugar plan tations January 19 last, which was followed In a few das by tho Japan ere federation of labor order, calling out the Japanese. Later he changed sides and urged the Filipinos to re turn to work ntter attacking tho Japanese for alleged failure to rendor the Filipinos nld. Subsequently, he announced he had been misled and that tho strlko should b? continued. Plantars say tbrt despite, or because of Manlaplt's numerous orders to his countrymen, nearly all cf them nrc at work. Ro centty, however, he was quoted as saying the Filipinos were considering a general walkout In all the Islands A medical scientist has statd that ns many a 1,000,000 mlcrolis may be found on a pin's point Gold coin In circulation tones one hundredth nart of Its welebt In flftr yeari, while silver loses as much la ten )ears. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY IIMMAWMMWMMINMMMIMMWVIMW WANTKI) Girt or woman to care for bahy. Inquire Mrs, Smith Crater cafe. 27" FOR 8ALK 2 fresh cows, 1 rails south of Pine Grovu school house, Jas. K. Newnham. WANTKI) One Jazz piano player. steady playing. Apply at Hous ton's opera bouse after 7:30 p, m. 27 FOR SALK or trade bne 1917 Ford bug and one 1918 Chevrolet. 418 N. Uth St. 27-31 WANTKI) Second hand Ice box. Spot Cash Musket Grocery, Klam ath Avo. ' 2729 FOR SALK Seattle donkey engine, IS Inch boiler, 3000 ft. lines, hIx blocks, good condition, I3S0O, Address Kaglo Point Construction Co., Pros poet, Oregon. 27-2 FL'RXITUIIi: FOR SALK Dosk, typowrltor, oncyclopodla, dictionary, Ivory bedroom furnlturo, sowing baskets, tablos, guitar, clari net, music ruck, bedsteod. C. C. Hoguo. CIS High St. 27 A IIOMK AXI IXVICTMI.XT COMHIXKD 7-room house arranged In two flats, 3 and 4 rooms. 3-rooms com pletely furnished. Largo corner lot on paved stroet. Prlco 14400; easy terms. ALSO ij-room plastered bungalow, fur nished: 60x110 ft. lot facing south, In good neighborhood. Price $3800. Some terms. ALSO Lots of fine building lots In all parts of the cltr, at prices that are Kuppenheimer Good Clothes FROM MAINE TO CALIFORNIA, FROM WASH INGTON TO FLORIDA, KUPPERHEIMER GOOD CLOTHES ARE WORN BY MEN WHO WANT TYPICALLY AMERICAN TYLE, QUALITY THAT GIVES REAL SERVICETRUE ECONOMY. KKK STORE LEADING CLOTHIERS AND HATTERS f, )v: I: I.V..rt.l! V4W !. :i 1 I WW A WL Tl:"1. t, WW u-'-i I. 1 A KNOX HATS NETTLETON HOES DUBBELBILT CLOTHES FOR BOYS. J. T. Ward & Co. REAL ESTATE HAVE MOVED TO NEW CENTRAL HOTEL BUILDING 834 Main Street Phone 375 LIBERTY THEATRE THB PICK OF TUB PIOTURM AND A NEW ONB ttVERT DAT ssVVWtWsMssssWS II. W. POOLE, Owaer HAItltY IIORBL, M aalcaj Dirsxtw sssssMSsssNssssissst TONIGHT ONLY The Brilliant Emotional Artiste, Leah Baird, in Augustus Thomas' powerful stage production "THE CAPITOL"' You villi enjoy tliu big nniiiicnt In tills play when tlio heroine ftwiniN Hid Potomac Itlier falls in liotf fight for life TOMORROW The Saturday Evening Post Story " LOOT " 7 Tho big obo Hunday will' be "THE HEART OF HUMANITY" MATINEE ETEBT DAT ', .-'i Ji, sare to "leaser . T. WARD CO. Phou 76 SI4 Mala St. .1 . '.