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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 29, 1920)
I I "WWISRpMHtfMlW iMmMMiiiWWiinino I V!. 1M Pi mvmoAv, jly , im MI'S C1CTIED COUtH FOR SALE Real Estate MMWWXVWWWWMW WWW from! 320 acre of Unit fi miles Merrill for salo cheap: or will ex-i chnngo. What havo you? C. C. Tor- rca, Merrill, Ore., 0. U. 2S..9' LOTS From 1100 up. In all trts of -!Swn'n . .,r i . , LOTS On pavement, $2C0 for cor' nors of COxiio. LOTS Inside, 1200 for 60-140. LOTS Largo, Just off paved street, (100 to I.G0. Terms 10 per cent cash, balance In Installment, to suit purchasor. W. M. MONTKLIUS Tlio Klamath Uovolopmont Co. 1303 Main St. Phono No. 1 7-tf FOH SALE 1))' owner, a coir four room house on pated street, two blocks from Main. Very reasonable. K. 320 11th St. 26-31 )MWWMJWiWMXWWWWAWAM FOR SALE M.SCenaneom.l'OST-nundle of bedding between Keno road Dairy and court house. i Finder please phone 460 or leare FOR 8ALK 5, passenger Hupmo-ol,ni,'e at I'-stlmc Parlors. Reward. bile, 225. Howlo Oarage. JS-SOi -8-.9 FOR SALE 1918 Ford roadster; first Class Condition, $475 Cash. Apply 729 Main St, Barber shop. , 18-30 FOR SALE: Set of tinners toels: al- so Oregon law books and Unlrcr-I sl'y law books. Address Postmaster.) Worden. Ore. 36-ji- BARGAINS IX USED CARS AXD TRUCKS 1 Studcbaker delivery wagon, good1 runnUg condition, good tires, 1300. 1 uulck delivery wagon, Cord I tires, Al condition, $100. 1 ono nnd one-halt ton Dcthlchem nlninit tinTv ntifrlt llfrht- MdVurterTa baVgaln. " 1 Ford delivery wagon. Just tho thing for a bug; Bosch magneto, $450 1 sis c) Under five passenger Rulck, a bargain at $1050. Come In and look thorn oror. C. L. Phone 15? McVlLLIAM3 96 Main St. 23-31 For now and 2nd hand furniture call on Ilob Curtis. 123 N. h.3j, FOR SALE Twin Indian motorcy-:ed the long-iougbt Northwest Pass cle. IV. h. p. neln- Four age around America from tho At- care3dDunh.,nV A?o Co. ' V f clnc. On this Journey he sailed westward from Norway and FOR SALE One .1920 Chevrolet, j ended his trip to Nome. one 1917 Hupmbblle, one' 19201 The second leg of the Journey Is Dodge Sedan. All In good condition. I beln completed this summor. In !8-tf WU.I u.l.,i FOR SALE 1 Bale, enger Studebaker. age. ai s 7pa- Imperlal Oar- 6-tr FOR SALE Ford Sedan; Al condi tion. Inquire 412 Oak. 27-31 - - , , according to Ciptaln Oeorge Tonne- FOR SALE Oood del very Ford for , ,K ,.. iia, .,) rh..m Mnllnrr fiirar-. C37loa. 0M ot th? explorer lleUten- Willow St. 26-29 MISCELLANEOUS PHONE PKYTU for ooa 18. CITY GARDAOE When you want garbage removed call 10P-.3. Printing. Stationery and offlct rappllej. Plonner Printing and Sta tloaery company 126 Main Sc -U STRAYED From Lamm Lumber company logging camp near Kirk, one dappled bay horse, lame In right front foet: with long hair on legs. Also one black horse with both hind legs swelled to hocks. Both horses in good shape and shod; ages about twelve years and weight about seven teen hundred each. Finder phone Lamm Lumber company at Modoc Point. 28-3 WWyMWMXXWWWOWWWWWw FOR RENT OR LEASE FOR RI-NT For a gentleman, nlco bedroom, with bath. Call 240R. 27-29 FOR RENT New store room, cor. 9th and Klamath Are. 65x108. J. T. Ward ft Co., 834 Main. 15-tt WANTED WANTED 3 or mora skidding teams; must be good loggers. Pre- fercd to hire. See J. H. Ryan, Log gers and Lumbermen's headquarters. 28-4 WANTED A cbalnman on State Highway construction. Division Engineer, 210 Main St. 2830 WANTEL Someone to teach two young men to dance. Call at 1041 Fine St., between 6:00 aud 8:00 p. U. 28-30 WANTED Olrl or woman (or din ing room work. Marshall House. 27-31 WANTED Woman to do washing (or few boys. Apply chef, White Pelican hotel. 24-39 WANTED Br boy, place to work (or board and attend school. Ad dress box T. P.. Herald office. 28-2 Feed Your Chickens ,STeJ: Iter-27-tf ,VANTl:nT.0 men for n.ynBf ftt tho Kntorprlso Hanch. 20-tf ; WANTED 5-ton auto truck to hnul three hundred tho sand feet logs 2 3-4 mllo haul, lotel land, little brush. AIo man nnd team to bunch. Address Box 2, Herald otneo. 2329 WANTED Horses to pasture. Altn mont Ranch, phono 496-W1. lTtf WJ ,WW.W.WwWM WW LOST AND FOUND LOST Bamboo fishing pole, near Uartlett Springs. Hotura to Brans Balln and Lucas, 910 Main. 2S-30 ' LIl?Z?UoL 7th from Crater Lake a.n A nn 1r A tan anl. amA ,.TVmA PlAri-Anrmf niii ai-all ttl 'case stamped K. P. P. $50 reward or raturn to or Information leading 'to recovery of this baggage. White Pelican Oarage. 8-tf You can depend upon your weld- ling Job If wo do It. Our prices are lower than others, too, There' a 26-tf reason. Howie Oarage. ...lur.ct'ivt npnv AMUNDSEN READY FOR ANOTHER TRIP I SEATTLE. Wn.. July 2S.-Flrst circumnavigation of the globo thru tho narrow watrs between tho Arc- tic Ice pack and the northern edges , of Kurope and America can be claim ed, it has been pointed out, by Ro aid Amundsen, Norwegian explorer, when he arrive.-, at Nome, Alaska,, this summer. . Amundsen cannot claim a contlnu- ou journey around this no rlm. however, for the first le rthcrn i leg was rnmtiltff! In IQftf. uhpn hi illnvr. 1918 he again left Norway, but sail ed east, around Europe and Asia. Ho Is expected to arrive at Nome soon on this trip. Amundsen is going to Nome to outfit tor a dash to the North Pole, ants, who arrived here recently af ter leaving Amundsen in the north ern seas off the Siberian coast. Amundsen Is the discoverer of the South Pole. He hopes to reach the North Pole to refute or confirm the claims of the late Rear-Admiral Robert E. Peary to the discovery of the northern tip of the world. MANY OFFER TO MEND HIS BROKEN HEART SYDNEY, N. S.. 4uly 12. (By Mall.) Residents of this city are beginning to wonder whether It Is still In order to pity Captain Thomas Kitchen, the Canadian Field Artll- ilery officer whoso fiancee, Miss A. Duller of Manchester, Kng trans ferred her affections to Lleutennnt T. Miller while en route to Halifax to marry tho captain. Following the publicity which has been given the broken engagement, Captain Kitchen h'as received many letters, mostly from English women, in which the writer offers her own band to the captain by way of con solation for the loss of Miss Dutler. Among those who offer to come tp Sydney and become Mrs. Captain Kitchen Is a young duchess. Captain Kitchen says. She has written ex pressing her sympathy and volun teered to come at once if the gallant Canadian will have her. Captain Kitchen would not tell the name of the duchess or say whether sbo was a noblewoman In her own right or the divorced or widowed wife of some high ranking peer. Duxkak and KamnU outing wear (or men and women at K. K. K. ft tore. The fly files at the rate of Ave (eet a second when lelsuroly sporting In the air, but l( a bird gives chase be can Increase bis speed to thirty-five feet a second. VANT!:i 2 newsboys at tho -i,i m- THE EVENING HERALD, ORINK HOT WATER IE Says you realty feel clean, sweet and fresh inskle. and are seldom ill. If you nro nccustomed to wako up Ith coated tongue, foul hrenth or it dull headache; or It your tneuU sour and ferment, you hare n real surprise awaiting you. Tomorrow morning, Immediately BEFQR BREAKFAST upon arising, drink a glass of hot lufctlos. tlollwiuont nuil depend, water with n teaspoonfut of limestone' ''"I. ltch Is being conducted by the phosphato In It. This is Intended to, I'lilvrralty of Oregi n nt the request first uoutrallio and then wash out of !"' legislature. Dr Ciirllslo lived your stomach, llrer, kidneys and' In Marlon. Ohio. Harding's home thirty feet of Intestines all the Indl- ' 'r 'n"' enrs nnd wiis In tho gestlblo waste, poisons, sour bllo and,1""1'" whool class as Miss Ahl- toxins, thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying the entlro alimentary canal. Thoso subject to headaches, back aches, bllluos attacks, constipation or stomach trouble, aro urged to get a quarter pound of llmcstono phosphate from tho drug storo and begin enjoy. Ing this morning lnsldo bath. Just as hot water and soap cleanse, purify and freshen tho skin, so hot water and a teaspoonfut of limestone phosphate act on tho stomach, llrer, kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos phate Is an Inexpensive whlto powder and almost tasteless. The present vogue tor painted furniture In Kngland owes Its suc cess chletly to the efforts of Lady Klntoch, who decided upon this method to provide unknown nrtlrts with a medium for getting work before tho public. CAN VEGETABLES! USE jfc4vJARS WMtWVUWWKWWWMWWM A 4; bAAAAAAAAAAAAfWWWWWWWWWWWW KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON 1 TW M rNivi'itsrrv of oiikoon, i:u- gone. July 89. Another ho)hmd ft lend of Win it'll (1. Harding. Re milillrnii nominee for nrestdeut. hits ' Int.... ill.i..t .! ...I tltlm. lit fl..,t,uti In the. perron of Dr. Chester L. Carlisle, now In Kiikciio intliig us director of tho Oregon stale survey of mental gull Harding, the candidate's sister. "Senator Harding l a flue exam ple of a solt-mudo American," said Dr. Carlisle, who went on to recount tho history of tho Marlon Dally Star, Ihu newspaper owned by Harding, who bought It when It wus u run down weekly, nnd developed It Into u modern dally with a large circulation nnd a wide Influence. Dr. Carlisle Is not only acquainted with Senutor Harding, hut with the other members of his family. Mrs. Carrie Harding Votaw, the candi date'". ounger sister, nnd Ooorgc T. Harding, now a physician In Colum bus, Ohio, were In tho samo high school nt Marlon which Dr. Carllslo attended. Tho acquaintance of Dr Carlisle with Senator Harding was discov ered by members of the faculty of the l'nlerslly of Oregon when Dr. their I Carlisle mentioned Hint he had TO 'reived letters from Marlon telling ct .i the ifotlflcatlon ceremonies planned I for July ... Motion picture firms paid the Popo I $200,000 for tho privilege of taking i "movies" of the recent corcmonlos, I In Rome In connection with tho can- onlzntlons of Jean of Arc. .WIWWHMMXWMWWWMWWWWW Guarantee That Guarantees The best guarantee of faithful performance, of lasting usefulness or of the definite quality of a pro duct is found in that product's advertising. If you value constant satisfaction if you want to push every dollar to its limit, read the advertise ments. In them you will find many newsy items to save you money, time and energy. Whether your wants are food, clothing, furniture or a toy for the children the advertisements car. help you. The advertisements contain many suggestions to meet the important problems in the home. To take advantage of an advertisement is to save to get guaranteed value. i READ THE ADVERTISEMENTS! YOU WILL FIND THEY PAY. Murphey Feed & Seed WEATHER RECORD I Hereafter tho Herald will publish lie mean nnd maximum (umpern uivs and precipitation record as tak u by tho I'. S. Reclamation service tullim. Publication will ur 0u day previous to tho paper's Issue, up to 5 o'clock of that day. Pro Max. Mln. clpltutlnn I uly 1 US 52 ' JlllV 2 75 64 .21 3 71 64 .41 4 78 46 July i July July 6 86 43 July 6 87 62 July 7........ 01 67 July 8 91 54 July 9 92 57. July 10 . 85 51 July 11 72 4S July 12 69 40 July 13 64 4 4 Jilly 14 75 50 July 15...... 83 47 July .... 83 4 July IT...... 80 47 July II. 84 44 ' July 19 84 4 4 July 20 77 46 July 21. 74 45 ' July 22-... 86 40 July 23...... JS 46 July 24...... 84 47 Julf 25 . 8S 52 July 26...... 91 56 July 27 .... 93 4S In nuiklng an order Hint, when crossing u bridge, n regiment of sol diers must lireik step, tho military authorities are actuated by tho vib ratory dangers which would arise If tho men marched across In tep Tho tramp nt the regulation step would causo a heavy wave of vibra tional forro to travel along the length of tint bridge. This force would grow stronger as tho men marched, and soon tho bridge would bo heaving up nnd down with a dun gorou possibility of rollnping The. sugar output of Cuba has In ceased by more thnn a million tons slnco l?H. wwMWWwwwwwwawwaftw l PAGE HU llnrwistlng mncliltuiry fur linmerll nto diilltory. A Johnson muwor Is a wonderful holp during Imivest tlmo. Wo sell thorn. Ilowln Oarage 2lf I'lllt H.tlit: Alfnlfa hay. fall Alliiiiunit nnuli, pliono IIMI.WI. . lH-tf WWlMWW WWWWWWWWAM "SAY IT WITH FLOWERS " fill I'loweiK ami Pbinli In DUpl.iy Window ill llllll Main HU Hot lloii'.e Near Mills HcIiimiI l)i:SKINH MADE KLAMATH FLORAL COMPANY Phono il:t7M lAJTsLn.irirru'yriiirBa -ii i - " --------i SVWW(WWMXWMWXW MMWWW SOOTHING QUIETUDE FOR ITS PATIENTS Is one of any hospital's biggest assets and the locution of this hospital makes It especially desirable from that viewpoint. Only abundantly capnblu graduated nun-s are em ployed, and this fact, added to our unequalled staff of physicians and excellent hospital equipment Insures our patients unsurpassed service. STAFF DR. H. D. JOHNSON DR. (J. II. MKItUYMAN DR. T C CANIMIKLL DR. OKOROE It WUIOIIT DR. E. D. LAM It DR. II. D LLOYD STEWART Klamath General Hospital MINERAL BATHS Dr. Mutud Ingrrmll llawlej ( Vlruprsrllc Phyalcl First National Hank Dulldtag Entrance, Room I AMHLAND, OKKOON ALL KINDS of tin and sheet Iron work, vest lllatlng and warm air heating dona at tha Hhnanoa Plumbing Hlmp. No. 108S Mala Hi L. N. HAINES Phono aa KI-m-th-Bend Auto Stmge A dally auto stage service Is now operating between Klamath rails and llend. Offices Ret enfo and Met ropolltan Oarage. C. I. Iteckard. Phone 276-W. 27t( " V I It K " Does the word strike terror to your heart, or Is our property protected sufficiently by Insuranco In a reliable company? In this day of high cost of material, scarcity of homos, no ono suouiii loavo their property un protected. Let tu explain to you the I Mnnclnl InHiirnnri. mafntti ittuln which wo protect your homo In the leading Insuranco companies of America. James 11. Hrlscoll, Room 4, Loomls Building. Phone 432. PAINTING Practical Painting, Olldlng, Bronzing, Enameling, Kalsomlnlng, Wall Paper Cleaning and General Contracting, II. O. TUTH1LL 918 Itose Ht. WEST END CAFE No. 72 Main St. Meals served family style Call and give us a trial Klamath Dye Works Phone 408 OUR CLEANING, PRKHflINO AND. REPAIRING WILL MAKE YOUR ' CLOTHES LOOK LIKE NEW HATS REDLOOKED Goods Called for and Delivered 481 Mala Street Klamath Falls Store 124 So. 6th St Phone 87 MBo--ttrrr--'
