The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 19, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAOH TIIIUCK THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURHDAY, AUGUHT 10, 1 m un T LONDON, July !!H. (11 Mull )--Willi" tnurchiiul ithlihulldlu: In tho Unllml Htutt'M linn Iiihiii ruilucoii liy omi-liiiir nlncu March 1011, llrlllnh nliliyiinlN nro ciniiitriirlliiK iii'arly Kl lllMl'N UN lllllcll tfllllllIKU toituy llll limy did a ymr ago, according to flgurim J tint iiiiulu public by Idoyd'n lttltl"lor. Tim flguro show Unit tlmro wero a,57H,15:i I diih of hIiIiiIiik under coimlructlnu In tlm yiirilN of tlm IJulttid KIiikiIimii m tlm I'lid of J u n ii 1820. Tlm tolnl iiiimher nf vi'imoIh liullilliiK wiih U-ll mill of thi'Hii Til urn biilttiim 12,1100 iiinl 20,000 toiiH, 0l linlwinm M.llOO inn) 12,000 tiiim, 100 butwrnui $,000 mill H.uou tonn, whlln llircn urn lintwi'un 20,000 uml 2r,000 tonn. Alti'iitlmi Ih ilniwn to tlm rotiirnn to "mi iiiiiirinniiN ilorri'iinn which linn Inkim iiIiicii In tontiiiKu uudor con ntriirtlmi In tlm Unlti'il Milton during tlm limt IT, miititliN." At tlm on (I ot March 1 1 1 0 . 4,1HG,G23 tonu wore iictunlly IiiiIIiIIiik In Hint country, which totul liy tlm olid of Jnim 1920 Iiiih limn irnctlrnlly rutlucoil liy hnlf, while) In tlm Unlli'd KliiKdiiui during tlm mmm period, tlm flKur hnvn llirri'iimil frit in 2.11, Sir, ioiik to tlm1 Uri'in'iil record totnl of n,r,7K,l(in tmiN. TIik worlil'H tot ill In given n 2,195 vessel cf 7,720.90 1 tnim of which! America rontrlhtlti'N IH of 2.iur, tlSll toiiN, UiiIIimI KftiKilom 941, of, 3,f7N,ir3 tonn, llrlllsh dominion llt of 20H.799 toiiN. rrnlirn 9ft- of I 2fir,,302 toiiN, J a pun 60 of 2C4,2C0, llollntut 163 or 3UX.01G toiiN, Doll mark C2 of US. 439, Italy 100 of! 3R3.U14, Noruny .01 or J7.r.7t. ttpiiln 33 or 101,432, Hwciliin 73 of 126.8119 Ioiin. ' HAPMTV PlllHT ItllMM I'OH AUTO llltlVIIIIH AHTOIUA, Or Aug. IH. Tho Halifax Aiiloiiiohlln nMOclntlon linn prcpiiroil n iiorliM of Inntructlont In tlm iianio of tlio unfitly first movie iiiniit, Mont liitnri'fltlm; urn tlm ful lowlmi! "Drlvo iin If tlm olhnr follow wiin it horn lillot," "Drlvu iin If nil children uml iiiont pi'ili'Hlrlann worn hunt on nulcldii bo niiiilh your wIhhiIh." "Drlvu iin If ovnry hill hail n cuv nrn nl Hh liottoni," "Drlvu iin If ovnry rurvo wnH n hlKhwuyiiiuii, a Ilimcal tl;T mid a Meno wull." Qrateful Curio, In Ki'iiturliy Ihri-ti nii'ii with Mint to ili'iith In u fl kill t iilnillt u dotf which oiii' of llii'in hud lilllrd, Home inert iii'vit live Innu I'tiniiuh to liarii Hint when n doji lii'Ciinii'N pi'puiinil irni' Tly ili Hi of prliln uml ulTi'ctliiii tnuki'N Hid miliiiitl ii Hrlmw iriiinl' Hon in Ih trlih'd with, uml Hint ninny nii'ii mti horn In low i1o((h. TIiIn n. itil ml iin that In Iho hnppy dny of ho) hood our UloM fallhfnl nlid di toted friend vn nu old jioliitor nniiii'd Carlo. Neer did wu itit u lunch out of door without shnrliu; It with iho devoted Carlo, mid Hint nohle nnd loving ring Inwirhihly iiinutfeMed IiIn urntllude liy MiuklUK hltnm-lf vig orously mid leltliiK iin In n reclprocnl wny hllM' nhollt ,WI tier ii-nt of III" oiowt nctlve Jleni. New OrhitiiK Htnti-N. Not a Fixed Oplnlci. I.nwjer (I'Xiiliilull'K inipeellp Jur or In crlnilnnl rnn'i Mr. Juror, hnte ymi miv Hied opinion mh to tlm jrulli or liiiHKNtiei" of the nrrtiMHl) Itinir (einpliiillcnlly) Nuw, I nln'l cet iin il'itilM hut the kmv'h guilty, hill they nlu't liohoily filed die. YOUR NKW HU1T will stand Ihipoctlon and command approbation It you have us, tailor It for you from our exclusive fatirlca In our accustomed supcrlor,alyle. Wo guarantee a porfoct fit always. Tho wearsr of a ault mado by ua baa alwaya tho aatlafactlon of feeling talmielf perfectly dreaaed. CHAS.J.OZEK MERCHANT TAILOR S18 Main StrMt llnku, tlm Krent Humilnn nil city, hrui had "apnulnra" ;reuter than nny nr liippeil In America. Tho fntn (iiin DwoRhn well, when firm tnppod, Minuted onii million olKht hundred thoiiNand kiiIIoiin a day. It took thren tnontha to rap It nnd tlm amount of oil wanted during that tlum la call mated to havn beun flro thounnnd ton. ASPIRIN Name "Bayer" on Genuine "Mayor Tnblcta ot Aiplrln" la (ten ulne Aiplrln proved aafo by mlllloni and proscribed by phyalclana for ovor 20 yoara. Accept only an unbroken "Ilayor packago" which contalna proper dlroctlona to rellovo Head acho, Toothache, Earache, Neuralgia, Ilheumatlam, Colda and I'aln. Handy tin boxea of 12 tableta coat few eenta. Drug data alao aell tare "Bayer pack age!." Aspirin la trade mark Ilayer Manufacture Monoacetlcacldeiter of Ballcyllcacld. BUCKHEGHT Dress Shoes 3!v wAxxk lulu i v ainlllllalB' NoAoih BodJmk mltuiUmpti Bucaiiaorr BucKHBCKT fmr&ocy an pried f&jo to $14 CDLOR harmonJei of mahogany calf and brass eyelets add the finishing perfection to our No. 436. It is ideal in weight and wearing qualities, handsome but not flashy, stylish without being extreme. And more than mere beauty, it is built on lines that insure comfort up to the day you outwear it. For Saio by BRADLEY-EVANS SHOE CO. 727 Main St "lUMOTACTUaSM BUCKINGHAM HBCHT , SitntkitiHiffim SAMnuMcreco txmm CARRIED "HONESTY" TOO FAR Trutted Clark flJtlier Overdid It, and Lett thf .Confidence of Mil Employer, ('null reclMerx lieeninu nn Inntlliitlnn nn n menu of voiiipclllni; huniniy milium employee lialiilllllK uiiuiey. Theio min a IIiiim ulmn lln;lr IiibIiiIIii lion miih inken iin nu nrfront hy every clerk eoiiA'rned, hut a nuw Kcneriitlon Iiiin niTetited llieiu iin n matter of eourne,, TI111I they Mill huve their 11x1 In the nrlitluul neuxc, honever, wiin ik'iiioliMruU'il reeeiilly hy one employer 11 (,'rocer who wiin lellltiK IiIn Mory over the I'ouuter tlm other oveiiluc I" 11 heluled ruMoiiier, , "I,iim Niiiiiiner," tlm crncer nld, "my faiiilly wiin IIvIik down ut tho hcnali mid I lined to leuvu early In order to net down there for n Into dinner. I had 11 clerk thai I truMed to lock up nnd put 1I111 money In Hi') rnfe. Nntil rnlly Die ruoli reRlNter would Mmw In the iiioruliik' "Init be bud nuiK up. "Tor 11 few dliya I thoUKht It wna MorklliK line. Hi wiia.n Kood clerk uml I thoiiuht he wun liimeNt. Then when I cot to HilnkltiK nhout It I du elded he miin toi lionesU I'or ten ihi) a that resclMer mid the cnMi nwreed to 11 penny. Now llinl'a heller thnn I rouhl make It do uiyK'If. It ain't unt il nil, Then I decided to try n little wheuie. JllM liefnro I left I raliC up 52.7.'i on the reslMer mid put 1101I1I11K In the till. Next iiiorulue the cnMi nnd Hi redMer imrei-d nN uminl. Thnt wiin mioiikIi fur me. Any miin who I o hom-M he will itinkn lip uilMnkvN 001 of hi" ioeet mum hllu plenty of inoiiey to 1I0 It ullh. No he hin'i worklnc for me now." ,Ne Vork Henlti Sun. MEM AWARDED GODLIKE RANK Two Worthlped In China and elabo rate Templet Crected at tha Birthplace of One. Mnn worMdp I" Mill prnrllred In I'hliio. nreordlliK to Ilev. I. H. Itiirkct. n llnpllxt uilnlMer of Clinnnnlnc, who found two dlnrlpli'i of Ihe lute llnu. enled on throne nnd rcrelvlnB ll oheliincv of ihoiuaniU of their fol lower. I.I1111, who nchlpvefl locnl fnmo yenw nco, heriiuni! of till reputed power of henlliiR dlene nnd rellevlns tho op liremed In iplrlt, wna executed by tho nuthorltte, who fenrcd nn uprlflng. Two of Llnu'a dlKclplca. IJng Shuk and l.nl Sam Shuk. however, like their mnMer. beKn to heal dlenca In Ida nnine. nnd grndually were raised by their follnwcra to the aarne godlike rank accorded l.lnu. I.lng Shuk la aeventy-one yenra old nnd Ul Sam Shuk eight jeara hla Junior. 8cvcrnl ornate templea have been built to l.lau. At the main one, located at I.lnu'a birthplace about 15 inllea from Changnlng, tho mlMlonnry found gathered more than 2.000 ro pie to celebrate Llnu'a birth anniver sary. The two Iminortnla were seated on the highest of a series of tcrrncct with an empty throne between them for tho spirit of IJau. Itcforc them atood a large table covered with or namental objecta and In front of thla the worshipers go through strange gymnastics. Sharing Your Book. The world Is full of ahut-lna. and there are those who nro starving for books and papers, but how many of us make uny effort to aearch them out? . . , A clever article on books which 1 lately read annoyed me by explain ing how atupld la the custom of bor rowing booka, and how vastly more desirable It la for each man to own bla own. .1 decided that the writer waa a rich man (although my better Judgment ehould tell mo that writers seldom aro rich), nnd I decided also that be waa missing a lot of good thlnga If ho neither lends nor borrows booka. 1 believe that a book la about tho pleasantcst thing there la to share. It produces such a bond of sympathy If It Is enjoyed by a friend, and It provides at once aomethlng worth while to talk about And peoplo do return books, espe cially If you put your name and "please return" Insldo and remember where your booka ure visiting. Klla WUter Ualncs In Chrlstlun llcrald. Birds That Burrow. Persona tiro not accustomed to think of birds as burrowing animals, but the puflln answers to that description. It Is chunky little fowl, less than a foot high, with a large and powerful beak. For n homo It scratches a hole In tho ground soruetlmeo aa much as four feet 'deep.' To capturo a puffin one must go digging. It Is rather a Job; and, Inasmuch as tho bird bltea and clawa Qercely, dno la likely to suffer In the process. Thus the crea ture has maintained Its numbers on many a lonely rockery, where other species of wild fowl have been killed oS and exterminated. Spiders aa Cempanlona, Of all creatures to choose aa pet spiders seem to be the strangest Yet many famous men hare formed real friendships with spiders. Beethoven, when studying the violin at the age of seven years, had a spider so accustom ed to hlra that It would crawl on to hla arm white he was practicing., Of Paganlnl It Is said that whenever he played a certain air .on bla violin a plder approached htm snd atood atlll listening until he bad finished: Qaetry, author of, "fch,rd Ooear de Ilea," trfta ef ayiwara ttat vert U pert ate. tineas mm the wMto cooking SlalL Onecupof Carnation Milkplus one cup of water makes two cups of rich, wholesome milk that is just right for cooking. If the recipe says "cream," use Carnation undiluted. Use it this way also in coffee, in cocoa and on desserts. It whips too, fluffily. Buy Carnation Milk regularly from your grocer. 100 letted recipei free. Write Carnation Milk Producti Co., 622 Ry. Ex. Bldg, Portland Carnation "F r 0 m kj o n tint J C o to Milk MaJ in Origon KIKI) UP SITUATION A llttlo Kir! walked Into a confec tionery; atoro In Pendleton, placed a nicked on tho countor and called for nn Ico cream cono. "Ico cream cones aro seven cents, llttlo girl," tho fltz clerk announced.' "U'ull, then glmmle a soda pop," 8lx cents." "Got any root beer!" "Yep six conts, too." Tho llttlo girl sighed disappoint edly and started out, leaving her nickel on the counter. "Here, llttlo girl, you'ro leaving your nlckol," the clerk called to her. "Ob. that'a aU right," the child replied. "It'a no good to me It won't buy anything." Tillamook Headlight. SAGETEATURNE ITH GRANDMOTHER'S ItECIPK TO IHtlNG HACK COLOR AND LU8 IftKTO .HAIR That beautiful, even ahade ot dark, glossy hair can only be bad by brow ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul phur. Tour hair Is your charm. It makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray or streaked. Just an application or two of Sago and Sul phur enbancea Its appearance a hun dred fold. Era't bother to prepare the mix ture; you can get this famous old recipe Improved by tho addition ot other Ingredients for 50 cents a large bottle, all ready for use. It Is called Wycth's Sage and Sulphur Compound. This can always bo depended upon to bring back the natural color and 1 as tro of your hair. Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage and Sulphur Compound now becaase It darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell It baa beea ap plied. You simply dampen a apoage or aott brush with It and draw tala through the hair, taking one aaull strand at a time: by moraine the gray hair has disappeared, and after an other application It becomes bea U fully dark and appears glossy aad laa A Classified Aa will sell it a)tMMtt,tMttttteMMMIIltlllllllllllMt.lJLIJJJIallJaMt ! Mtf Comfort Qeanlmess Reasonable Rates eljWVlA'VMVaatV1VVVW The Central Hotel New Throughout IN THESE DAYS OF HIGH PRICES THE AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A PLACE TO LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH AND WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV ENTY ROOMS IN THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN ISHED AND FURNISHED. SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS, MATTRESS OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. J. J. KELLER, MaMf r. , i. ' J Jtl 41 r"- V. . 1 0 .. , K f iVJ