The Evening herald., June 07, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
FAGS TWO
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The f llowlng Asolatod Press
account of the destruction of Mar
ash. from the lips of nn eye wit
dpm, should ho of lornl Interest as
tho It v. W. E, Hnmlio, former
pnstor of tho locnl Christian
church, and Mrs. Itamho, workers
of the Near East lU'llt'f committee,
were statUnrd there during the
bombardment and took part In the
70 mile flight to Islahle Ed.
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NEW YOHK. June 5 The. Turk
ish nationalist forces In besieging i
Marash, Syria, last January deliber
ately and continuously fired on the I
American college and Near East Nu
tlet hospital and orphanage there, ac
cording to Dr. Mabel Elliott, of llen-
ton Harbor, Mich., who was In charge
of the hrspltul during the three J
weeks' attack. i
Dr. Elliott, who has no returned .
;to this country. Yllh jira, Mattel :
1'ower, of North Hero, Vt., Mlssi
Helen Shultx-. nf Heading. Pa., and
I Miss MlnnUs Dougherty, of Holyoko,
Mass., told nn eye-witness story of,
III., nttnflr illrni! ml lltfntnKI till. At. '
'menlan population.
i Tho slaughter cf men, women and
! children was horrible, she said, and
2,500 person,
surviving tho1
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BLUMAULR. FRANK LABORATORIES
I
.THE MELTING POT
pcnss, range from 1190 to $417 per
month.
-. Professor Hadley of Yalo says that
Forty-sis hospitals In New York two-thirds of the things taught In the
face an aggregate deficit cf more high schools and colleges have llttlo
than $3,000,000 next year. J effect In making people better cltl-
Interstate Commerce Commissioner zens.
Clark says that the public must be Labor In Germany Is asking repeal
protected against strikes on the rail- of eight-hour legislation and a return
roads. to 10 hours, as necessary to reduce
A woman appointed town clerk In cost of living and re-establish the
New York appointed her husband as country.
ker assistant" because be was "a Employers In the metal trade In
pretty good fellow'." 'dustries at Indianapolis bare agreed
Ninety-one tombstones In the Cats- to maintain the open shop, even If
kill (N. Y.) cemetery were destroyed they must shut down their plants and
at Bight by vandals, a case said to be permit tbera to stand Idle,
without parallel. , The people of the United States,
The standard silver dollar contains although forming but about 6 per
371. SS grains of silver, while two cent of the world's population, con
halves, four quarters, or 10 dimes, jsumed lost year nearly 25 per cent
contain only 347.2S grains. jof the world's sugar production.
Breaking contracts by labor unions, A leader of tbe New York long
la a common practice all over tbe shoremen, who remonstrated with
country. Pennsylvania heads the list them for striking in violation of con
with 14 violated contracts. I tracts and urged them to go back to
Two chief mourners at a funeral work, was kicked Into the gutter.
at Kirkcaldy, Scotland, quarreled and Vice President County of the Penn
fought over tbe open grave, until sylvanla railroad says: "Strikes and
separated by women mourners. j decreased efficiency, with a high
A green accountant employed by '-wage scale, have done more than all
tbe commissioner of Immigration the profiteers to Increase living
made an error of $246,000 In com-. costs."
patlng the money at tbe disposal of j Hon. Ellhu Hoot says: "If this
tbe office. . j government Is to be governed by
Wages received by some non-union plutocrats, your liberty and mine Is
miners In West Virginia, after pay- gone; and If It is to be governed by
snent of rent and other fixed ex- labor unions, equally your liberty and
BBBHSB! mine is gone."
f j Prof. Mavor of the University of
iioronto, an authority on economics,
says: "Until tbe advance of wages
and tbe shortening of hours atop
there can be no reduction In tbe cost
of living."
the pillage of houses barbaric In
one Armenian church
were killed only 22
attack on It she said.
Of a fleeing column to 5,000 Ar
menians, mostly women and children
driven from the besieged city, Dr
.Elliott said only 2, sou reacneu tneir
objective, Islahle, but 75 miles away
. "The wholo three weeks of thef
siege the firing from house-tops and .
.windows never ceased," she said I
I "The Turks fired many buildings all'
over the town, and from our windows
we could see columns of smoke rising .
first from one part of the elty and I
then another, evtry hour of the day1
and night
"Tho largest Armenian church at
'first sheltered some 2,500 Armenians
of the better class, shop keepers,
, business men and merchants and
I their families. They had arms, and
!ther nut ud a rood flaht. Ilut the.
ITurkj finally fired the church and
'forced them out. Only 22 escaped
with their lives.
"A communication trench was dug
from French headquarters to tbe hos
pital by which the French wounded,
were brought in to us. Tbey wcre
all Senegalese and Moroccans, Thei
Senegalese blacks suffered frightfully j
from tbe cold. We bad 900 cases of
wounded and frozen feet mostly
frozen feet.
I "All over town, the Armenians
would gather In the nearest churches
.for protection, largely because by be
ling concentrated they were in greater
forco, and alio because the church
buildings are of stone, and surround
ed by high walls, and thus made thu
best means of defense. It wasn't
possible to live a day In a private
house, as the Turks would fire the
house and drive the Inhabitants out,
killing them as they ran for shelter.
Wa Pfilllri iiau tfririt isnlnv tr oi'arv.
where. ' employe of tho Security Ilulldlng,
"There were about 5.000 Armen-'orr'or Fmh nn'1 8nr'n treot. and
lans who Joined the column and tried " "' a lnrKe number of poo
to make the march over the moun- D'c
i tains to Islahle, 75 miles from Mar-. tar u, I'""1 ,nrco year" ' "nu "vu"
lash, when the French troops ovacu- ln " ba,llr nrtown condition, and In
oted tho city. (spite ot evcrytning i couiu uo i ium
couldn't get mysou rigm again,
FES LIKE It
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with catarrh any more and h.ixo
regained my strength until I can get
about and do as much work as I ever
could, and I never hate that tired,
sluggish feeling any more. My
action, and will prove n retl treat for
everyone who takes It In,
Many are the times that tho mo
tion picture fans sit In tho theatre?
nerves aro In fine, condition, I sleep utterly astonished at the unties that
Lo Angelex IteMdiiit Wim lliinlly
Able l fiet About Hrcli Fine
Sln Tniiliir Itullt Him l'l'.
all nlgl.t long without ever waking
up and nlwit)s get up feeling good
end toady for work. I am glad to
tell what Tnnlac has dono for me,
hoping rome one else will bo benu
filed as I was by It."
"I am so thoroughly satisfied with I Tnnloc Is sold In Klamath Falls by
the benefits I have received from I tho Star Drug Co., In Lorclln by the
Tanlac It Is a real pleasure for me to James Merc. Co., and In Merrill by
recommend It," said Silas I. dates, j the Southern Oregon Drug Co. Adv.
639 East Avenue GO, Los Angeles, '
Csl.. recently. Mr. Oates Is a vulued
LARGE ASSORTMENT
OF .
Domestic and Imported
Spring Woolens
Now on Display.
J.U'AXKHK I'lUNCK COMI.VC
F fllXvi I u I hIpV I
HONOLULU. T. IL.Moy 19. illy
Mall.) The crown prince of JnpHii
will pay extended visits to European
COUnerles ln 1921 nml nrnl.nlilv u-lll
'include tho United States n his Itin
erary, according to unofficial an
nouncements In Tokio, say iho To
klo correspondent of the Nlppu JIJI,
a Japanese language newspaper
here.
Traveling aboard "th- Kongo, ono
of tho largest of tho Japn-so navy's
battlo cruisers, and escorted by two
other cruisers, the crown prince first
will go to Great Jlrftnln. ntruriMng
to tho Nlppu JIJI's corrvrpendont.
and later to several other European
countries and America.
Perfect Fit Guaranteed
CHAS. J: CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR
51t Mate Street
LODI, June 3, Will DIekman, In
purchasing a 19-acre ranch east' of
Lodi from A. C, Custer, paid $40,
000, or more than S2000 per acre ac
cording to announcement made by
parties Interested In tbe transaction.
That price exceeds any previous fig
ure paid for land in tbe Lodi section'.
"There was no food for anyone,
and only a few carts. Practically
everybody bad to walk the whole
way.
"It was a gbastly Incredible night
mare. Tbe worst blizzard that Mar
ash bad ever known caught us,
"Most of tbe fugitives were women
and children. The men Mayc-d be
hind to fight and cover our retreat.
"They died like files. Every 60
yards or so someone would drop In
the snow. There was no use trying
to do anything. It was all anybody
could do to keep going.
"We had to cross many streams,
which wore frozen at first, but the Ico
wus broken by tho French trains and
artillery, und when we came ulong
we hail to wade in tho Icy water, and
then wuik on ill the snow, I saw tho
French general In comand wudlng
the streams on foot.
"Out of the 5,000 who started only
2,200 ever got there,
"Mrs. Mabel Power, of North Horo,
Vt., and Miss Helen Shultz, of Hood
ing, Pa., who came out with mo went
to Adana In a French hospital train."
A large crowd gathered at a prom
inent New York corner recently, to
watch a woman on a doorstep feed a
baby wltb a bottle.
The New York City Federation of
Women'a Clubs recently tabled a
resolution seeking to control Indec
ency In dress.
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AT THE THEATERS
-o
actors are enabled to do nn tho
screen- such ns wnlklng mi ceilings,
skipping lightly oer seas of water
anil the like Mack Bennett and his
usilstunts hnvn perfected the mail of
thesu "tricks" as they aro called anil
III his latest big live reul comedy,
"Down on tho Farm," which will bo
at tho Liberty Thentre on Suturday.
ho has gone tho limit. In all this
work thu camera is of principal con
cern. Fted Jarkson, who Is credited
ns Jlie greatest of all cameramen and
who ran make, It do everything but
talk, Is "thu man buhlud Hid guns"
for Sennett,
Mr. Oates. "During the,
I got a great deal worse have because of his lack of monoy he here, has resigned and on Juno 30
gives hi in a big allowanco on the will loavo for tho University of Pitts
condition that ho won't send a single burgh whern ho will bo director of
cent of it sensibly. itho Alleghany observatory.
Can you Imagine tho riotous tlmn' Ho Is n monibor ofg many scion
this money would give a young fcl- title socltles and for several- yearn
low full of lino and fun? I wis astronomer of tho University of
Sco."A IlroadWay Saint" nnd find California's observatory near Santl
out Just whut happened to all of this ago, Chile,
monoy,
This plcturo will bo shown at thu
Liberty Theatro tonight.
It's a corking story, full of speedy
action, and will prove a reul treat for
continued
past year
,und lost so much weight and was so
weak I could scarcely get about ot
all. I had no appetite and tho little
, I did manage to eat did not seem to
do tati any good, for 1 had a heavy,
miserable feeling In my stomach all
tho time. I also suffered from catarrh-of
the head and stomach some
thing awful. My nerves wore In such
bad condition I could get but little
sleep and I nearly always got up
feeling about as bad as I did whon I
J-rrnt to bed. It was all I could do to
g"t to tho car line to go to work, tin J
wiien I get down town it was nn ef
fort for mo to finish out the day I
went homo ovory ovcnlng ho "iii
pletuly fugged 'out I could not out
anything but went right straight' to
bi! whero I would puss another
'night of misery.
"I tried nearly ovory kind of mod
(duo I could hear of, but nothing
seemed to do mo any good. Ono day
after reading a testimonial praising
Tanlac from a man whoso condition
had boen similar to mine, I decided
to try It. Iicforo I had finished tho
first Lottie I felt like a different per
son and began to pick up right
rlong. My appetite has Improved io
) vat three hearty meals a day now
and I eat anything I want without
having that heavy feeling In my
stomach or suffering from other bad
after effects. I 'am not bothered
in "A llroadwny Saint." Iho latest
World picture, slurring Montagu'
Lovo, the hero's old undo recolves a i AHTIIOXOMKH OTITS
large fortune by the deuth of a ruin-' SAN JOSE, Cal Juno 7, Dr, If.
tlve, and wishing his nephew to huvo I). Curtis, astronomer nt Lick Ob-
the wild time ho himself did not norvutory, on Mount Hamilton, near
Coal mlnorH in Saxony, (lermany,
havo voted to rcstimo working 8
hours und ulso on Sundays nnd holidays.
4'-l-4-'i
Goodrich
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