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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1920)
7,J- tvpnmrnWtm friC EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAOH MX fc 111 J Sensible shoes lay a smoompath ior vour ra is ifr-vav?;MSi f, .iJMJM SfvJjf JuBi BsW.'. Clitrir Sensible shoes for sensible men r-shoes that fit well, wear well, look well these are Buckhect Shoes. Extra service every step, comfort every minute is more than a slogan it's a fact stitched into every BuckkechtSIioc m y NT N BUCKHECHT SHOES Bcckhecht Shoes for you for active men in all walks of life are sold in a variety of styles and leathers from $8 to $12 by principal shoe dealers in the West BRADLEY-EVANS SHOE CO. 1 BUCKINGHAM & HECHT fMfl MANUFACTURERS SimatitrbJhti SAN FRANCISCO '- Women Made Young Bright eyes, a clear skin and a body full of youth cr.3 health ssry t yours if you will keep your ojctsn. Id ordsr by regularly talari COLD MEDAL BB IBAOXUk The world's suadsrd Hmcdy ttt VIJnT, t, huicn and uric acid trousfs. the i of tile anil looks. la tJJ stnj. All druggists, tars !. Lsab far tka mm CM MU1 m mrr W ols Hudson ray4. factor 18 rkplackd I - KETCHIKAN. Alaska. Star 9. (By Mail.) John F"rth. tor rsrs factor of the Hudson's Day compiny post at Fort Mcrberson, on the Arctic coat. aaa retired, according to word re celved here. The McPher?on port U located farther north than any other atatlon operated by the company. Firth was known by probably- ev ery trader, trapper and wl alcr along the Arctic coau. Ills son-in-law. Jack Parsons, has ucc?eded him as factor. The old factor will not come outside to spend his remaining eara but wilt Ihe In n home recently built for him at the fort. COM TO KEEP FREIGHT m MM A CUialflod Ad will tell It. IF KIDNEYS AND mm m Salt to awatraUse Kklaeiw IrrltaUag Take KJdaey and Bladder weakness re mH from urfoaeld, aaya a noted thorny. The kidneys niter this cm from the blood and pas It on to tha bladder, where It often re asalas to irritate and Inflame, caus ing, a burning sensation, or setting p aa Irritation at the neck ef the hladder, obliging you to seek relief two or mree times auring tne night The sufferer is In constant dread, tha water passes sometimes with a scalding sensation and is Tery pro- xuaei again, mere is dimculty in voiding It. Bladder weakness, most folks call It, beoause, they can't control urlna tioa. While it Is extremely annoy ins; and somotlmes painful, this Is really one of the most simple all meats to overcome. Get about four ouaces of Jad Salts from your phar macist and take a tablespoonful In a glass of water before greakfast, coatlaue this for two or three days. Thia will neutralize the acids In the vriaa st it no longer is a source of Irritation to the bladder and urlaary orgaas which then act normally Jad Salts ii Inexpensive, harm- aad Is made from tha acid of graass and lemoa juice, combined I vita llthla. and la used br thousands of folks who are subject to urinary dsaardsrs caused br uris acid lr- iiumiob. Jad Bam la spleadld for IKMaafa aad eaaaas bo bad effects SAN FRANCISCO. June 10. A campaign to safeguard the car sup ply against wastage Is to be launched by the Oood Rsllway Serrlcc associa tion of California, which has over 600 members, leaders In the largest business activities of the state and the principles of which hare been Indorsed by substantially all of the commercial body organizations. Members of the association wllfe isked to use their personal Influence In their respective 'communities to scur loading to capacity, prompt loading and unloading of freight srs. and speed relr of equip ment. The argument Is made that shlrpers who make one car do the work of two Increase the supply available to themselves and the pub lic by 100 per cent. Official potters reminding ship pors that an Increase of twp tons In the loaded car would have the Im mediate effect of adding 100,000 frelgt can to the number now avail able In this country will be displayed at Important points. The average freight car, according to a statement Issued by the associa tion. Is moving only about 3 hours out of every 24, the balance of the time being consumed largely by rree time to shippers and delays In load ing or unloading. By cutting down this "unloading period" the question of car supply can be simplified, for freight cars work on the principle or an endless chain delay anywhere holds up the machinery. With the Intelligent co-operation of shippers it Is hoped to make the best use pos sible ont of every car. Shipping condltlos are appareatly going from bad to worse. Last week, 119 Assoclstloa mills produced 82,612,102 feat of lumber and only shipped 46,860,000 by rail However, the same mills reported water shipments amounting to 22, 032.512 feet. The unshipped balance In rail or ders Is 229,140,000 feet; domesUc cargoes, 61,034,866 feet; and ex port, 66,733,689 feen. Total un shipped, at 119 mills, 256,908,553 feet. nuylng, always light on a falling market, Is showing signs of life probably due to the certainty of an early and heavy advance In freight rates. Practically all largo buyers are sold to be planning to get under coror ahead of this Increased trans portation charge. WASHINGTON, Juno 10. Popula tion announcements of the 1920 con mis have tx'cn made for more than halt of the cities of the country which In 1910 had 25.000 or more people. Some remarkable growth have been shown during the last 10 e.ira which jch,COP)4o' M ..III minVh mnnV rhiat1Prt In I hi mil It I I "III lilMHV m.o." ----- jot thev larger cities Porhap tho most notablo growth thus far shown Is that of the two Detroit suburbs, Hamtramck and Highland Park, ranking 1.623rd and 1,393rd re spectively In 1910. Hamtramck row Is slightly largor than Winston Sslem, which In this census advanced to the position of metropolis of North Carolina. More than three doion cities hav ing less than 35,000 people in 1910 have gone beyond the 25,000 mark thla year, while upward of a dozen have gone Into the 100,000 class. There were SO cities of 100,000 or more people In 1910 and 179 having 25,000 or more people. Cities thus far announced having populations under 100,000 and over 25,000 with their rank in 1910 and their 1920 population arranged In order of site, follew: 1910 City nank Lynn, Mass.. .... . 59th Tacoma, Wash 64th Elizabeth. N. J 74th Utlca. N. V 73rd Erie. Pa.. S5th Flint. Mich 140th Jacksonville. Fla... 95th Schenectady, N. Y. 77th Canton, O ........109th Fcrt Wayne, Ind... 89th Evansvllle, Ind SOth Manchester, N. II. . 79th Knoxvllle, Tcnn.....l51st St. Joseph, Mo..... . 70th Peoria. 111. ...... 84th Harrlaburg, Pa SSth Wllkes-Barre, Pa... 83rd Wichita, Kan 102nd Portland, Me. 91st ninghamton, N. Y. 110th Brockton, Mass 91th Terre Haute, Ind... 93rd Sacramento, Cal... 119th Rocktord, 111 U6fh Springfield, O 113th Altonna, Pa 103rd Mobile. Ala 107th Springfield, III.....lU5lh Radnc. Wis 14Gth Chattanooga, Ten. 120th Covington, Ky 101st Davenport, la 128th Berkeley. Cal- 133rd 308th .340th 124th U2tb ..131st I jsrssazasa. I 4a6vFg4 .jiit V mail mill Jalmfc htli uimns) MMItr ttvahla. The Rrench Ministry of Finance is making 800 per cent profit on to bacco bought from the American army. For smoking mixture obtain ed from the Americans for flvs cents a tin it gets 40 cents, American soldiers killed durins 19 months of the World War numbered 50,150, but in the same period 126, 664 civilians, died la the United States through accidents in streets, hornet aad iadastrial plants. Long Beach, Cal Gary. Ind............ Lincoln. Neb.. Lancaster, Pa Augusta, Oa . Macon, Ga 132nd Tampa,, Fla... 147th Roanoke, Va 157th Niagara Falls.N.Y.182nd East Orange, N.J...l0th Maiden. Maaa -121st Kalamazoo, Mich...l37th Hamtramck, Mich 1.623rd Wlnstou-Salem, N. C 257th Jackson. Mich 17,4th Qjiincy, Mass 167th Highland Park. Mich , l,392rd Charlotte, N. C 162nd Cedar Rapids, Ia...l66ta Blmlra, N. Y 148th Cicero. III. 3Mth New Castle, Pa.....l52nd Sbrerteport. La 119th Perth Araboy, tU. 170th Lexington, Ky. 154th Plttsfield, Mass 119th Lima, 0. 181st Fitchburg, Mass... 146th 1920 Population 99,148 96.965 95.6S2 94.136 93,372 91,599 91,543 88,723 87,091 86,549 85,264 78,200 77,818 77,735 76,121 75i917 73,828 72,128 69,196 66,800 66,138 65,914 65,857 65,651 60,840 60,331 60,124 69,183 68,593 57,895 67,121 66,727 55,886 65,593 66,344 54,934 53,150 52,548 52,525 51,252 50,842 50,760 60,587 49,103 48,858 48,615 48,395 48,374 47,611 46,599 46,818 46,161 45,106 44,996 44,918 41,674 41.707 41,534 41,684 41,306 41,013 Beaumont, Tox 277th West Hoboken. N. J,... tr.nr.i Oak Park, III SVSmt Hamilton. O Itilth SprltiRtli'ld, Mo IKStli Charleston. VVa 2R.1rd Jamestown, N Y. 170th Mvrieiril, Mnss 2li2ud MihIIkoii, Wis. . 223rd Jollet. Ill .. ..lBSlli Columbia, it, (' 21 Mi Lorain, O lS.tril Kvunntim, III . 2.10th Muskegon. Mich. 242nd Muncln, Ind 243rd Aurora, III. .1.17th Waterloo, lown . 208th his.... 226th Wllllamsport, Pa.. 173rd llattlu Creek, Mich. . 22Sth Auburn. N. Y 169th Hammond, Ind . .27 lit Kast Chicago, Ind.. 301st Rock Island, 111.. ..33Cth Poughkoepslc, N.Y.200th Mcrlden, Conn... .172nd Pontlac, Mich 403rd Kaston. Pa... 196th Danville, 111 ...202nd Amsterdam, N. Y...176lh Wlllmlngton. N.C. 220th Orange, N. J 188th Oshkoah, Wis 165th Portsmouth, 0 246th Ogden, Utah 221st Haselton. Pa 224th Lewlston, Me 214th Watertown, N. Y...207lh Sheboygan. Wis. ...211th Waltham, Mass 203rd Mollne. Ill -240th Newburgb. N. Y. .204th Kokomo. Ind. 337th West New York, N. J. . 431st Joplln, Mo 171st Andcnon, Ind 257th Norwich, Conn. 197th Colorado Springs, Colo. . - 191st Zanrsvllle, O. 198th Newport. Ky 184th Fort Smith. Ark 244th Alameda, Cal 248th Bloomlngton. Ill 219th Marlon. O. . 319th Steubenvllte, O. 258th Ashevllle. N C 310th Hagcrstown, Md 343rd Mansfield, O ..273rd Plalnfleld. N. J 280th Everett. Wash.. 232nd Norwalk, Conn .239th Elgin.' Ill 216th Warren. O... ..539th Richmond, Ind. .2S9th Kearny. N. J. . 312th Newark. O... . 225th Clifton. N. J...I. .494th Banssr. Mo 23srd Kingston. N. Y. 217th New London, Conn. 290th Irvlngton, N. J 493rd 40,423 40,068 29.S30 .19.67.1 Of Hcvonty recent strikes within tin Amrlf.tn Fodoratlon of Labor mil)1 S tinil henn authorized, - ' A luil)' uhi) knitted a blanket and Uhitil til hkiiiI It In A Itml Onus hlM- 39,a,ilttil In Knlnmt wm told that because 39,608 f ,, ri.,trction on ttio exportation 11 tut ' , of woolen garments, permission to 3SillS7 ,,,-., ,,) l i..l li rnfllaml 3S,37S 38.3721, 37.521 37.295 37.215. 36,670 31,5241 36,265i 36,230, Warren Hunt Hospital I '.mii Monro of Howard University, Wmhlnglon, a leading negro educa tor, BiiiH that many negroes In the south urn suffering from over pros perlt Ho tells of lahororn having two automobiles and two pianos, An Kugllsh publicist says that I President Wilson In Franca was "at-; I Iii...IiIhi. I ... bIam I m m Minall. utt.l 3d "Ml 'iil'"i iiikpiwi III It lliwiitii mini m7o ' Kiiroponn diplomacy had studied 'TM I through generations" and that he "had the same chance as a tallow r.thhlt In holt with an asbestos gre) hound trailing his heols." A thoroughly equipped Instltutloa aftorillnti uiiutt'ulled fMCllllles for the clentlflc treatment by hospital moth oils of medical, surgical and obstet rical casus. The now and modern fireproof build ing contains private rooms for lied snd ambulatory casus, completely equipped iiznmlnatlon and truatmont rooms, Roentgen Ray, clinical and research laboratories, 36,164 36,142 36,004 35,967 35,177 35,000 34.739 34.373 31,813 33,750 33,514 33,373 33,229 33,168 33,011 33,804 11,1471 at sa aal 31,7071 ROBERTS. FRY Oasural Isanraswa la vest meats Vat. STsVI TOT WASHINGTON HT. rails. Ore. WARREN HUNT, M. 1. L. L TltUAX. M I). GEO. A MABSICY. M. D. AND PINE BTrt., KLAMATH FALLS. ORE. TELEPHONE 497 AMBULANCE SERVICE 31,162 30,956 30,891 10,709 30,372 30.067 29,926 29,855 29,767 29,685 29,573 29,569 29,317 28,811 28,806 28,638 38,691 28,608 38,604 28,029 27,824 27,700 27,614 2T.557 27,421 27,050 26,728 26,724 24,718 26,470 25,948 25,884 25,688 25,466 ALL KINDS troa wortt, ftw air heattast as) Us efeaaaoa riambtag . 10M Mala (M. UN. HAINES PbosmSsM KUaoath'Bend Auto Stage A dally auto stags service Is now operating between Klamath Falls and need. Offices Rex cafe and Met ropolitan Garago. C. I Rockard Phone I76-W. 27-tf MINERAL BATHS , Dr. Maad lageraoll Hawlsf Clstroaractle Fhjrsjlctasi First National Bank Butldlag Eatranee, Room 6 ASHLAND, OREGON The now Income taz bill before the Belgian Parliament levies an nz tra 10 er cent on the Incomes of bachelors under 30 ears of ago. M V I R K M Doaa the word strike terror to vour heart, or Is your property protected sufficiently by Insurance In a reliable company? In this day of high cost of material, scarcity of homes, no oaa aaould leave their property un protected. I.et us ozplaln to you the special Insurance system under which we protect your home la tha leading Insurance com pan lea of America. James II. Drlscoll, Room 4, Loom Is Building. Pboaa 422. A Classified Ad will sell it. PAINTING Practical Painting. Olldlng, Bronzing. KssnieUug, Kalsomlnlng, Wall Paper Cleaning and Qonerat Contracting H. :. TUTIIII.L Bin Itiiee Ht. TUB USB OF these columns mako money for ycm. will KLAMATH GENERAL HOSPITAL Is located on The Esplanade, away from the noise, sur rounded by one of the moat beautiful views in the world. This Hospital is fully equip ped to handle the most diffi cult cases and has a staff of physicians that insure the high character and effi ciency of the institution. STAFF DR. K. D. JOHNSON OR. O. II. MERRYMAN DR. T. C. CAMPBELL DR. OEOItOK I. WRIGHT DR. K. I). LAMB DR. II. D. LLOYD 8TEWART I tt ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine L ISS J 'v AW- "Bayor Tablets of Aspirin" Is gon ulne Aspirin proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for over 20 years. Accept only an unbroken "Bayer package" which contains proper directions to relieve Head ache, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Colds and Pain. Handy tia Dozes oi i a taoiets cost lew cents. Druggists also Mil larsw "Bayer pack ages," Asulrla la trade mark Barer Maaafactare Moaoacaticacldestar of SallcyUcacla. What Good is a Dollar ? It's Iarii up to yam. It depends oa how you spead it oa ta Tataa to you of what you get for it oa your ability to find wasjra that value ii to he hauL Of course, it's all right to shop around a bit It you ttko, but why not let tha syher fllow make It essler for you by doing a little shopping after your dollar by showlug you what you want and where you can get mast of It for your money? It's a great Idea, once you got tho hang of it, and hare's how! Right In this psper you'll find dozens of advertisements offering you merchandise. Some tilings you'll need today; some tomorrow; some next week ar aozt yoar but the point is that these merchants are coming to you, looking for your dollar and offering the beat thar bave to get it. A You'll find that by 'reading the advertisements consistently today and every day, you can Increase the Value to yourself of every dollar you have to spend. Tho things you soe advortlsed aro almost Invariably as roprosontod. Tho advortlsors' statements are usually safer to trust than your own Judgmont. Adver tised misrepresentation Is buslnoss suicide. U' READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS AND INCREASE THE VABUE OF YOUR DOLLAR! it !! "i r fc A U fs Wit 4. '""rsr'"''1 li' .rV? .w?-x illlllllllMMIIimilHIMIIIIItWIHIIIMHM wnrfaiiiJ luoi mi L i. V" -R4.