The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 24, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextmiMDAY, nms M, IVM THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOI TWO ....... u u U U fad h r CALIFORNIA NEWS JM44)fo4MHHHMHMr'MM u " ii n 1 1 in ii i ii 1 1 i ' 1 1 ' n ' 1 1 ' FOUNTAIN PENS TKMPOINT WATKKMAN'H tt)NKI.IN'H We haw a point to fit your hand $2.75 to $6.25 STAR DRUG CO. CORONA TYPEWRITER Tim personal writing machine, Fold It up Takti It with yem typewrite nnywhnro, Price In cluding carrying cane $50.00 SAN RAFAEL, June 24. nalph K. (Inrr of Fairfax, near bore, who shot and killed his three-year-old son Tuesday while In h Bt of insanty and then shot himself, is dead. Uarr was a victim of shell shock while fighting with the American army in Prance. Mrs. Uarr gave birth to n son nt the exact hour of the shoot- " i IMH VALLKJO, June 24. Secretary of tho Navy Daniels has accepted an It. K. DKWKKHK l H. POPK FILMS DEVELOPED AND PRINTED All the guud points In your negatives are brought out develop and print your films. Work received before f P the net day ut 6 P. M. Mall orders given i artful when e M. rvndy attentiim 'i w 1 1 1 1 , ,, SBBBBBBS-SB-S-BSH I a , I i! l! w li' ,.A M i OOW.N8 AND GLOVF-S feather and furs; In fact every tfclng a woman wean ran be kept In tint elm condition by harlot u dry elean the garment or costume acces sary occasionally. Onr dry cleaning keep things sew and makta old things new again. It doesn't Injure Um moat delicate fabric or color. Ita east Is trifling when compared with Use cost of new apparel. KLAMATH DYK WORKS 4S1 Mala SI. Klamath Falls, Or. Invitation to lay Ihe keel of the dreadnaua-ht Montana at tho Mare Island navy yard, according to a tol egram received here today. T AT THE THEATERS Prank Mayo, the Universal star, depicts the role of an operative of the United States Secret Service In The Peddler of Lies," his latest Un iversal photodrama which will be akown Friday at the Liberty Theatre. The star recently explained the fractions of the government man anting agencies, as follews: "The United Elates Secret Service la a department of the treasury, com saanded by the Secretary of the Trea aary and concerning itself principally with the running down of counter feiters. It Is from this organization that the President's body guard Is selected and the men of this service re always atdgned to accompany a flailing official from another coun try. "The Department of Justice oper ates another bureau of investigation; aa organixatlon whose operatives nn down enemies of the country, -violators of Inter-state and inter-na-tlonal law and criminals who have ssefranded either this government or Mother. "la addition to these two secret or aaaUatlons the treasury department maintains a special slant in each Impartial- city to track smugglers-and ties who have evaded the payment, ajf eaatosna duty. The postofflce de aartaent has inspectors who concern th selves with mall frauds, thefts traas the mails and the robbery or sMalcattoa of postoflces." NAPA, June 24. (Ureal preuaru lions are being made In Napa by the Amurlcan Legion to make tho Fourth of July parade a great success. The parade and grand celebration will bo held on Monday, July C. STOCTON, June 24. The River and Harbors Board of Army Etaglu oers, Untied States War Department, Is coming to Stockton Salurday, August Htb, to Inspect Stockton Port and the San Joaquin Hirer 'It will hold A hearing in this city, pro viding implication Is made for such, at 4:30 p. m. on that date on Stock ton's deep waterway project. SAN FRANCISCO. June 24. Af. ter playing her favorite waltz on the piano at the home of her father-in-law. J. C. Plvft. In Oakland. Mrs. Mary Plva, 22year-old bride of a year. Bred a bullet Into her brain. causing Instant death. asbestos la feathery as elder-down ad can be spun or woven. An ounce has been spun Into a string more than a hundred yards long. SAN FRANCISCO. June 24 Dragged into the kitchen of the Charing Cross Kindergarten, 12S Ar guelto Boulevard, and held near the stove while a red hot fork was burn ed into the flesh of his right forearm. was the punishment given Carroll Kent Cooper, 4-year-old son of Mr and Mrs. Marlon Copper of the Chan cellor Hotel, for stealing matches. Sirs. Louise Q. Lyle, principal. held the boy while she heated the fork and then applied it to his arm. With the flesh seared red, the little hoy ran screaming about the gardens of the kindergarten, and tbere was found by bis 7year-old brother, Marion. ' '" The boy's arm still bears the red marks of the fork prongs. Charges against Mrs. Lyle have been lodged with the California So ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. She will be arrested. The first Children's Court in Spain was opened recently at Bllbea. THE USE OP these columns make money for yon. rill MtsAMMtAsMFMMAMSjisWWWM Four Dozen Spring and Summer Hats t To Be Sacrificed Hats ranging in prices from $8.00 to $12.00 for. $2.95 and $3.95 $20.00 Models will be sold for.- $9.95 $16.00 Models for. $8.95 These are all late models and beautiful shapes but we must sacrifice them as our quarters are small and we must make room for our new stock. Every hat worth twice what we are asking for them. The Parisian Millinery 609 Main Str f""1 ii I i I !! i- i' 1 1 ' ii' it :t ii I ' ' a)i ' i " :: w MANICURE NEEDS Cutex Psate P:llsh .. Cutex Cuticle Solvent Cutex Nail Uleuch Cutex Cuticle Comfort. .. Cutux Cake Polish Cutex Natl White, tubes Cutex Llould Polish Cutex .Manicure Sets.. . . .,3fte WW- and tor Hftc .SSe v . . SSe aae . ..sac 98JIS and 6Ac Hiker's Liquid Nail Enamel ..... .BOr Parker's Nail Gloss VAr Orange Wood Sticks ..Be and IOr Melba Rose Illush 80c Melba Pintshlng Paste Or Nallold Cake Polish U.V Nallold Cuticle Solvent Hftc Nallold Null Bleach 8Sr Nallold Wonder Dust- . . . . S3c Nallold Rose Cream .. SMc Purola Cuticle Acid SV Rlker's Nail Pumlco..,.. . 10c Emery Hoards, best quality 3ftc Jonteel Nail llleaeh Jonteel Cuticle Solvent . Jonteel Nail Polish Jonteel Nail Creme Jonteel Manicure Sets. Nallold Manicure Sets.. Nail Files Nail Puffers Vlvoudou's Nail Polish n.v JWV? ilftc H3c . Vl.ftO Vi.oo 10c to AOc aoc to mi.?n WHITE SHOE CLEANERS A. D. S, Shoe Cleaner 3.V rcr Viarv v nun liii'incr .... tin: Nubuek Shoe Cleaner.- ... Jtoc White Hack Shoe Cleaner .30c Vogue Kid Dressing.. Oc Repco Heel Enamel... SOc Quick While IK Two-In-One Liquid and Cake . . 90c Bianco 35c Shlnola White - 15c WEEK END SALE i The following prices are for Friday and Saturday oniy. 50c Pure Vegetable Oil Castile Soap. Made in America. Large bar. Week end price 39c 20c Tissue Toilet Paper. 1009 sheets in each roll. Will not clog the toilet Week end price, 3 rolls 50c $1.00 American Mineral Oil. Best Grade. Extra heavy. The best remedy for constipation. Week end price, pint 3c $7.25 Genuine Cowhide Boston Bags. Strong steel frame. Strong double stitched scams. Week end price $5.85 $1.00 Ariba Creum Caramels. Assorted flavors and nut caramels. Week end price, pound 65c 60c Lord Baltimore Linen. 24 sheets paper 24 envelopes. Week end price 39c 60c Opeko Coffee, pound 45c 60c Opeko Breakfast Tea 53c 40c Symond's Inn Cocoa 29c I I I 1 I I FOR THE HAIR 7ftr .eMc 0O' ftOr 6v Mr AOc HOc AOr , U.V i. I.3A Oc i..vi S Pulinii)lv Hliumpon Packer's l.lqu d Tar Sosp . Ilurmoiiy I.KUUl flhsmpos Si'litnne Hhutnpoo MulslflcU Coroanut till lit amis Kluff (?ni)thriis Ilexhll "l3" Shuwpoo inker's lirllliNnilne Knntlollnr. light and dark . Henna il Oiesl Poller's Walnut Tint Walnutti Plnuid s Kku de Quinine . Mary T (loldinnn llnlr Color Resturtr randrrlne I. Sift, ttftc will 40c Allen's Ha r Hrstnrur 91 Oft Itexntl "US" Hair Tonic VI. Oil Oertn Houiherland Htster' llnlr tlr we l.aft and Oftc I'nmpelan Hnir M.-K c I'nrhrr n llnlr l'nl.m l Ui nml MOc llnyn llslr Health Vl.au and ooc" III- plclde . Vl. anil OOC Q-lliin Ilk r TonU W Q-linn lluir Colur ItenturT H.V ,llilroot lUlr Tome VI. 10 Ajer's Hair VlKiir Vl.Sft W)elh' BftKe rtiiil S.llphur 7fti COCOA BUTTER COLD CREAM Tl.r tl si night rri-atn e know II Is entity uhnnrlied by the nkln Preenls dry n URh ak'n ruurd by tlir - nd and sun Will nut grow hnir M Large Jar 60c RUBBER GLOVES to protect the hands and finger nails when doing housework. Hercules Gloves, pair 75c Extra Heavy Gloves $1.00 Aa-aVWaVaVaVaVsVaVII WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWPWWlIWi-! rniCKH DO NOT INCI.VDK KKVKNUU TAX Tho yatOotl Store Mail Orderv Filled Promptly KODAKS AND FILMS "Ktrry (ikmI Time l Kodak lime" Kndnks n.4tl to VftrfjO lirownles VS.MU o Vltl.Oft ti IHHSSSlHtStHSWWWWSSSSStSWs aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaawariieeaeaeaaaaaaaeaeaaaaaww mmm FRENCH COHTRO L OVER RUSSIAiWORKINCWELL CONSTANTINOPLE, May 28. (Ry Mail.) Nikolai Tschalkowskl, the veteran Russian reformer, has ar rived In Constantinople from tho Crimex much discouraged as to the immediate prospect for a reunited Russia. Hhe was a member of Oen- tral Uentklne's Council of Ministers which was precipitately thrown out 'when licneral Dcnlklno surrendered (the command of the South Russian i forces to llaron Wrnngcll and be hleves the group now In control In Crimea Is too reactionary to rally the reform forces of Russia which was opposing Uobhcvisci. try would be reasonably prosrerous NOTICK TO CtHttHTOHM in view of Its fertile soil, If order' were maintained and the various nx- Notice Is herehy given that the ua- tlonalltles wirr orentil from lwl"d n " iwly appointed tlonalllles were preventid from AUni,B,ilror, of tbe EiUU of flh,ln- Oeorge T llaldwln, deceased, by the County Court of tbe State of Oregon for the County of Klamath, and all persons having claims against said the Kslute are hereby directed to'present llaldwln, one of In NOTICK TO CRKIHTOItH Ilefore Joining the TJenlklno gov-'country ovory , uatll wn, rned eminent ut Kkaterinodar six months against the other. Alarmists rumors ago, M, Tschalkowskl wav a member nuolll ,b0 a?rlval of tho llrltish and of the committee In ParlB which was (jrcc,( nulgar and Turkish troops working for the perpetuation of Rus- were circulated frequently. The sla and numbered rrmco i.vov, ho- yrfinCh took over the Rulgirlan nd- I m -Jl.l1f a-ll,nlt nnl ..... .... . loauii, uu.i, .,,,unUM uu nunistraiion, nnu ror me most pari BakmetlefT among Its membership.' hto Uulgaritn Chilian employees, II. Tschalkowskl wai also president wnom tfao French found efT.clent. In of tbe Ill-fated Archangel Republic or(er t0 nuro the honesty of theso which wan set up by tbe Efltento to officials, tho French have adoptod'tho oppose tho northern sweep of Hoi- ratciii in muny localities, where Hie shevlsm. For over 60 years M rjreeks iro In rnolorlty. of nuttlns; Notice Is hereby riven that unilerslgned hns tn-en duly HPlxtlnied ibe ssme to Will W administrator of the i-nlntu of llenrv said Administrators, at the Held Afltl! AKniM.P .Iflnn t fllv Mhll I l... ll.lk,1 ,..1... !..... .. tlu...u lli.tai.M U,..a ll.....h LHll. The French administration uc-iM Drlstol and II M. llrlstol) dn- Oregon, duly verified, within s(s coropanled by a small army of oeeu.'";?"1' b lhB cfoun' Co,Art "' b" mo,n,b",',,r the date of this notice. ' , ,,, . . ... iBtatn of Oregon for Klamat'i Ccunty. Dated Klsmath Falls, Oregon, patlon, In Western Thrace, Is being nnil al lwnWn having rl.ilms nKnliul June 22, 1920. pointed to hero as an example of the said estate are required to prerenl WILL W. IIALUWIN, benefits n mandate would accomplish same, properly verified, to enlil uil-l J A. (lORI)ON, under the league of Nations. 'nluiS' Ki!m m v'n n " '" ln,lnl"ira,,!,r:, f ,h? K,UI? of idroesberk, Klanintli Fulls, Oregon,' Oeorge T llaldwln, deceased. The French civil administration Mithln sli months from the ilalo of June 22.21I.CI3.20 hogan ltn work In the latter part of this notlrn i.. sj i.. .i .... ..' Dated June 14 1320 un, .U. 11,11.1, , Mill, III.U M VWUIIII full of warring bands of various na tionalities, It hns brought lumen and order, permitted the planting of crops, and tho normal pre-war life of tho country to be pursued. When tho French took over tho I I KDMIIND M CIIII.COTK. Administrator of thu Estate of I'on't fall to reud Knders' ad. If Henry Mcron llrlsttl, doceaaed. lyou ore looking for values. Adv. June 14-21-28-C.I2 ' Tschalkowskl has been a Russian re former. He was banished several times. In the s"ventloi ho went to Amer- Greeks are in majority, or alongside of u (Ireek chief olllclals, u Bulgarian secretary and vice vorsa In localities where tho Turks or the mw)t WMMKMWWMWWWWWWW Western Floral Shop I'Oll VOUIt IX)VKD ONI-M living and departed, flowers aro tbe legical, natural trK bute of esteem and affection. Doing Nature's loveliest gift to man (except woman), yoa cannot show your feelings In a tenderer way than by means ot floral gifts. Choose from our large and keavlt ful, array, Bet Ptoses, Mfe to order. SMMMMMMMWM mwiwwwiww wxmwwwwMvwwvwwmwwxj lea. with his wife and was one twenty Russians who started a now religion and esiiilillxlied a colony near Independence, Kans. That ex periment lasted for only two years. "1 had my lesson In communism then," declared M. Tschalkowskl. "After we jjettled up our rolony's fi nances I had about $200. I went to Philadelphia whero I got work as a carpenter in a shipyard, I was tlmro for more than u year and went back The French liavo In all, Including constabulary, not moro than fiOO of their own chief administrators. Theso are generally officers detailed from tho army who linvu had oxperl enca In tho French colonies. Thus with tho skeleton French staff, tho French kavo been able to obtain ii leuHonahlu efficiency. When tho French nmo thoy had 1,500,000 francs put at their dlsprm- ul by their government for ndminlH- Elks Dance Friday Evening AT THE ELKS' TEMPLE ALL ELKS AND THEIR LADJES CORDIALLY INVITED MUSIC BY THE Winged-0 Orchestra 10 itUBBia. i.ui I nave uecn in Amer-. (raUvo ell0m, , B0 f(ir thoy ,iavo lea many times since and have lee no( gpent on, franc of thl um tured In nearly all parts of the coun- ,., mmedlately levied Indirect try." M. Tschalkowskl wears a long ,, .., ... thB ,.,0,, thev hava white beard and bears such a strlk- been in tbe country theso have been lag resemoianco io ioe isie i.ouni pract)caiy double the expenses of Leo Tolstoi that he attracts much at- ,be c,f -dm,nUtnition. Pablle order has been so easily alnUlned that la the district of teation In any crowd MiN ift Cv. are oMg ttm krix,Mtra4av yrlMv m ra4 thalf 4. Karagatsh oaly three French gen itrwttm, each with 13 local nam. ui-iiir'ihisj,.vesre,fHFlf-l4eT(Msi t M rHMh, the i BARN DANCE AT SISTER'S FARM SATURDAY NIGHT, JUNE 26 ALL NIGHT DANCE HIGH CLASS JAZZ MUSIC EVERYBODY WELCOME fw