The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 25, 1920, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextFAOM NKVHN THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WKDNRKDAV, AVUVtVT M, MM ISPSSSSI DEPORTATION FEATURES YOU GET EXCLUSIVELY IN MACK TRUCKS SPRING LUBRICATION Grcnsc cups on the springa of n motor truck nrc impracticable and the' same is true of oil cups. Grease cups nrc commonfy neglected in addition to bcin inefficient. Even if kept filled with Rrease the lubrication is not thorough. The grease hnrdens and docs not serve the intended purpose. Oil cups, if anything are even worse. Oil is thinner and has less vicosity than grease and consequently is squeezed out more freely. The oil also gums, dries up and collects dirt. Shackle bolts and, bushings on the springs must be kept lubricated or the shackle or spring leaf will break. On MACK trucks positive lubrication is pro vided the shackle bolts and biuhings and the MACK system requires absolutely no attention. The bottom shackle pins are in the form of cross rods extending clear across the frame. These are bushed with Bound Brook, babbitt and graphite burhings. The upper pins are bushed with Nigrum, graphite impregnated wood bushings. These have a long life, due to their generous size and ore self-lubricating and positive. J. H. Garrett & Son MACK - INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION mma Ml OLD DIE TO KAOK Ti:A AM) HUI.PHUH TURNS OKAY, FADED HAIIt DARK AM) OIX)HHY. Almoit everyone know that Bago Tea and Bulphur, iuop.' com po.irdnd, bring back the natural color and lustre to thi hair ben fmlod, streaked or gray. Years ago tat only way to set thla mixture wna to make It nt home, wulch la tnussy and troublesome. Nowadays wo simply ssk at any drug store for "Wyoth'a Bag and Sulphur Compaund." Yo'i will gat a largo bottlo ot thli old-Urn recipe Improved by ttio addition of other In gredient', nt vory llttlo coat. Every. body uses thla preparation now, bo cauto no ono can possibly toll 'tint ou darkened your hair, ai It dons It'ao naturally and ovenly. Yon dampon a 'spongo or soft brush with It nnd draw thli thru your hair, tak Ing ono small strand at a tlme: by morning tlio gray hair disappears, add after anothor application or two your hair becomes boautlfullr dark, thick and gloiuy atd you Iook years ynauger. Adr. m THIH IH THE LESSON: INSURE 'YOUK KAY "Ton Thousand Dollar Hay Crop Ilurned; No Insurance." How ofton you have road head lines llko tho abovo. Do thoymoan anything to youT Do not Instances llko thla touch you tho value of pro tection the necosslty for adequate ly Insuring your crop as a safe guard for you and your dependenta? Fires start easily, especially In bay stacks, nnd they aro Impossible to quonch after they have mado 'tho sllghtost headway. la your bay In surodT If not, see me, and let mo company In oxlstenco. J as. Dris coll, Itoom 4, Loomla Dldg., City. Phono 438. NOTION INVITING PROPOSAL! TO MAKE STREET .IMPROVEMENTS. Pursuant to ordinance and order of the Common Council ot tho City ot Klamath Falls, Orogon, notlco la horoby given thnt proposals will be rocelvod by said Council for making tbo Improvement designed for Oth St. from Plna St. to High St., 7th Streot from Pine to Washington Bt. und High St. from 6th to 8th streets, Including Intersections. Bald Improvements to be in accord ance with the plans aid specifica tions ot the City Boglueer and for N I s 4&J Judging from thu good thing said In tlin nckkspupors about Bcnator J I tnrilliiK mid (lovcrnor Cox ilnco thu coiivvtitlaiiH. wo huvo cumo to thu roneluslcn that It wan only by some Mini of iiilmcillotis Intervention thnt each was not nominated on thu first ballot. C. F. W. It I not wholly convincing when ' tho odltor of tho 76-pngo edition of tho Kunday paper prints a ringing tlltorl.il on tho conservation of newsprint. .Klk I.lck (Pa.) Btnr.' I ' Don't you ndmlro a now twenty- uoiiar siik smri uraped with sus ponder that have gono through a rouplo of hot aummera? ono of tho classoa of Improvement mentioned In said plans and specifi cations nnd tho ordlnanco ordering snld Improvement, which Bald ordin ance No. C20 was adopted on tho lGth day of Aug., 1920, and approv ed by tho mayor on tho 17th day ot Aug., 1920. Bald plans, specifications nnd es timates of tho city Engineer being an fllo In tho offlca of tho Pollco Judgo and In tho offlco of tho said Knglncor. Tho proposed contract will bo lot In ono contract, and tho tlmo in which tho Bftino Is to, bo complotod Is Used by snld ordinance on or bo foro October 1G, 1920. Bids must bo fllod with tho Pollco Judgo for submission tb tho council not lator than 8 o'clock P. M. of the 30th day ot August, 1920, and the bids will bo conslderod by the council Immodlstoly thereafter at the coun cil chambor In said city, Each proposal must be accompan led by a certified check on some res ponsible banking Institution In an amount equal to 6 por cont ot tho nggregato amount of the proposal, the same to be forfeited to the city by tho successful bidder upon failure to enter Into contract and bond for the faithful completion of the said Improvomont In accordance with the plans and specifications therefor. Tho City ot Klamath Faille re serving tho right at all times to re Joct any and all proposals. The award to tho successful bidder is hereby mado contingent upon tho sale of the bonds that will be au thorised for providing funds for making such Improvement. Tho plans, specifications and es timates nbovo referred to embrace nnd provide that the proposed im provement may be mado, using bit ullthlo, oil macadam' or concrete pavomont, and bids are Invited for each class In addition' to grading, ourblng, drainage and 'cement side walks. , A. L. LBAVITT. Police Judge of the City of Klam ath Falls, Oregon. , Dated: August 18, 1910, WW iviuml rurouo NnV YOUK, Awe. 2C Incrnosod appropriations to iiiiiiMd tho UnltiMl Hint en ImiiilKriitloti nuthorltli'H lo de port iiIIuiin In whom liiNinilty if dis covered, won urged hero today by Dr. tipimcnr I.. Dawns, medical examiner of tho Now York statu hospital com mission. .. .. .....I I .1 1. I. ....!. wr. iiiiL-n iiuKiuii-ii mi"- "i." 90 Iiisiiiio aliens wero deported ilur - ItiB the Inrl fiscal year, lltora nro still it great number In Iho stato who nilKlit bo' deported If futidii wore. nvnitiililn. II. oh cuttlnif down nn Item . ' .- ..i ....r , Ul iJA't'linu Milts in in-v tin " tiditnitlon In New Yo k. Dr D.twes said that thoro am 39.000 Insane per sons In statu Institutions who cost the people nniiuatty 111,500.000. Of the 2D0 aliens deported for In sanity lust cur H7 wero sunt to their homo uiuntrles In tho usual utiv liv tin. fpilfirnl iiHItinrltli'H. wbllu H.1 wero "repatriated" by tho statu' iwlth thu permlKslon of relatives or Ciinntluiis of tho patients. Kxplnln IliK this process of "repatriation," Dr. Dawes said: "Attor securing tho ensent of rnlittlves to 'reiuitrlato', nu arrungo for imssports to his or her homo country and thou kIvu thu Imanu per son clothes, toilet articles and a now isiiltcuno fur the return trip. Undor escort or i;uard, u nil thu put lent" nil thu wny and sou that bo or slio Is nafulr delivered to relatives or friends on the other side. "I.itst year the statu of New York appropriated $40,000 fcr this pur poso nlono." , Dr. Dawes said thai In addition a grant deal of tlmo mid motley was de voted to ruturnlnK Insane purnons to other states In which they aro resi dents, whether citizens or nllcns. "With tho exception of Connecti cut," hu raid, "wo ham no difficulty In ftettlm; other states to tako buck their Insano Wo have written agree ments with Massachusetts, Ohio, Il linois, Wisconsin, I'wn, Washington and suvurnl othcrti. Nut Infrequently wu send parties of lusnno persons across thu continent to tho Pacific count " The law provldrn that Insane aliens may bo deported at any tlmo provided that legal processes nro In stituted within flva years of their landlnc hero. As Nuw York Is the greatest port of ontry, Dr. Dawes said, this stato becomes tho dumploK ground for thousands of there people who must bo taken caro ot at public oxpunso until tboy can bo deported. NOTICIl INVITING 1'ltOPOSAI.H TO JUKI! HTllKKT 1MPIU)VKM i:TS. Pursuant to ordinance and order of tbo Common Council ot tho City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, notlco Is horoby given that proposals will bo received by said Council for making tho Improvement designed for Wash ington St. from First St. westerly to Kwauna Uoulovsrd. Said Improvo mont to bo made In accordance with plans and specifications o! the City Knglncor and for one ot the classes of Improvement mentioned In said plans and specifications and tho or dlnanco ordering said Improvement, which suld ordlnnnce No. C17 was adopted on tho Oth day ot August, 192Q, and approved by tho mayor on tho Uth day of August, 1920. , Said plans, specifications and es timates of tho City k'nglneor bolng on fllo In tho. offlco ot tho Pollco Judgo and In the offlco, ot said Kn- glnuor. Tho proposed contract will bo let In ono contract, and tho tlmo In which tho satno Is to bo completed Is fixed by said ordinance on or be foro Octobor 15, 1920. nids must bo filed with the Pollco Judgo for submission to the council not lator than 8 o'clock P. M. ot the 30th.day of August, 1920, and the bids will bo considered by tho Council Imme diately thoroafter at the council chamber In said city. Bach proposal must bo accompan ied by a certified check on some res ponsible banking Institution In an amounl equal to 5 per cent ot the aggrogato amount or the proposal, the samo to bo forfeited to the city by tho successful bidder upon failure to enter Into contract and bond for tho faltntui completion ot tne saia Improvement Iniaccordance with tho plans nnd specifications therefor. Tho City ot Klamath Falls reserv ing the right at all times to reject any and all proposals. The award to tno successful oiauer is nereny mado contingent upon the sale of the bonds that will be authorized for providing funds for making such Improvement. Tho plana, specifications and es timates above referred to embrace and provide that the proposed Im provement may be made, using bit- ullthlo. oil macadam or cinder mac adam payement, and. bids are Invited tor escn eiass in taaaifion to grad ing, .curbing, drainage and cement sidowalks, A. 'U LHA.VITT. Pollco Judge of the City of Klam- ata Falls, Orego oatea:. Awgvst is, mo IMS YOU ARE THE JURY Itcnr (li(! Testimony of Klnnintli I'nlN IVoplo mid Dnlilo the Cnco Doan's Kidney Pills nro on trial urn halng trlotl every day for weak kidneys for exhausting kidney back aches. What Is tho verdlct7 Head Klamath Kails testimony person nl experiences of Klamath Kails wit nesses. There can Ira only one ver dict a chorus of approval Henry Smith, carpenter. 10G Main Ht , Klnmiith Kails, says: "I havo used Doan's Kldnuy Pills off and on for it long tlmo and havo always found them to bo a rellablo kidney remedy. My buck ached and pained at times and I had it soreness Just over my kidneys. My kldnoya didn't ltd riKlit, either, noun's Kidney Itlllw t.l.i .. tu -..1l..tiAf1 lh I ri.l.t,. ftin ' "" """ ""' .."u...u, ...v. barkarheR left nnd my kidneys were j put In gocd order." ,,rcil COri nt ,, ,,,, ,)0I).t .u,wy fl.i ror kidney remedy eel Doan's Kidney Pills tho same that" Mr Smith had. I'ostcr-.MIIburn Co., Mfrs., Iluffolo, N. Y. Pye Is '.' In spile of the fart Hint you run do iiutliliu; ultli It but nmktt bread. Do they mean u scarcity of lumber for building houses or fur nuljii board! It lll In- funny to nee the girl wearing calicn. They unuliln't need itiut.il. mijuny. TIiIm tffirM ritn rif klinit hriM rtinif.. ! flliiN iihuiiilMit, but the Inutt's aro still expfimhe. About the only ttiln:: for tin Intclll . nt MTnn lit do nbout thu weather U to tjutt worrjlHK. Sweden hns ileilned fniieets thnt will not li-uk. Hut )ie pliiMliur Is by no means illscournscd. A ejnlc sucexls slculllcnnre In the I oernlU boom sinrtlni: In the ncutli. n hi re cotton relctis. Home of thexe ilnjis the women will he nsklnc why tbero Is no trululng siIiikiI fur men totem. Ity the time they cot lhoc 7 und 8 ctnt coins minted there will be nothing left that cons Unit little.. L'mbr the jireseut pence cnndltlnns. wnrVnrileu will be once more In or Ccr; In fact. Imperatively so. WHY Till". IMIITOlt I.IJFT TOWN "Mo. and Mrs. Lcccllffo spent tho week end In Chicago, returning Mon day." KFKKCT AND CAUSE Taylor "What's the matter, old man? You seem to bo all done up." Crow "I havo had a headache for (Tour days straight." Taylor (brightening) "Flnol itheru any loft?" Is NOTICE INVITING rilOPOSALS TO MAKE STREET IMPROVEMENTS. Pursuant to ordinance and order ot tho Common Council ot the City ot Klamath Falls, Oregon, notice Is hereby given that proposals will bo received by said Council for mak ing the Improvement designed for Main St. from Spring Street easterly to City limits. Said Imnrovemont to bo mado m accordance with plans and specifications of the City En gineer and for ono ot the classes of Improvement mentioned in said plans and specifications and tbo or dlnanco ordering said Improvement, which said ordinance No. 518 was adopted on tho 9th day ot August, 1920. and approved by tho mayor on the 11th day of August, 1920. 8ald plans, specifications and es timates ot tho City Engineer bolng on tile In tho office ot tho Pollco Judge and In tho office ot tbo said Englneor. ' The proposed contract will do lot In ono contract, and the tlmo In which the samo Is to be completed Is fixed by said ordlnanco on or bo fore October 16. 1920. Dlds must be tiled, with tho Pollco Judge for; submission to tne council not taier than 8 o'clock P. M. ot the 30th day ot August, 1920, and the bids will be conslderod by the Council Immediately thoroafter at the coun cil chamber In said city. Each proposal must be accompan ied by a certified check on some res ponsible banking Institution in an amount equal to 5 per cent ot the aggregate amount ot the proposal, the same to be forfeited to the city by the successful bidder upon failure to enter into contract ana oona ior the faithful completion ot the said Improvement In accordance with the plans and speculations tnoreror. The City of Klamath Falls reserv-Ina- the right at all tlmos to rejoct any and all proposals. The award to tne successiui oiaaer is noreuj made contingent upon the sale of the bonds that will he authorized for providing funds for making such improvement. The plsns, specifications and es timates above referred to embrace and provide that th6 proposed im- uiltnio ana cinders, oil macaaam and cinders or concrete pavement, and bids -are invited for .each class In addition to ' grading, curbing, drainage and cement sidewalks. ' A. Li. U0AVITT, Police Judge ot the City of Klam ata Falls, Oregon., usMa: Asgasi is, iiv. 11-11 BUSINESS CARDS W.VWMWWMWAV Klamath Falls Cyclcry We handle the beat In our line, such as Motocyclts, Illcyclcs, Parts and Accessories. Goodyear. J Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires ana iuuds. ine nouse or tne two and three wheelers, Includ ing Harley-Davldson Service. C. B. BUatARK I1B ). ttk Ht. KUmatli Fall AWWWVWWVWV Y f VIM' SSi2JOm PHONE 39 327 MAIN STREET j. c. ci.i:oiion. Civil l.'nclnrcr and Purveyor Offlco C17 Main St. Phone l ODIce ISO, Jtes. I2J O. K. FEED & SALE STABLES Under new manage ment Best care taken of all stock placed in our barn. Horses, harness and wagons bought, sold and exchanged. DENTISTS Dr. E. G. Wisecarver PHONE s)84 Dr. P. M Noel PHONE 4 Over Uaderwood'a Seventh and afala Btrecta iV000A000j0IM KLAMATH AUTO SPRING WORKS We Do AU Klnde ot Bprlac Repair lac Now Ones Made to Order niartwwHhlmg ALL WORK GUARANTEED Phone SM-Y 617 KlaaasUi Ave. 00iVi0mimi KX-HEKYICB MEN, ATTENTION! The regular meotlngs of Klamath Post No. S, American Legion, will be held at 8 o'clock p. m., at the City Hall In Klamath Falls, on the second and fourth Tuesdays of each month. AU Comrades are .In vited. . Thnaa rfaalrlnv in 1ol the PoSt may secure application blanks from U. K. Van Riper. Fred NlchoUdn, or t. H. Carnahas), all of Klamath Falls, FRID NICHOLSON. Secretary. WESTERN LABOR BUREAU The only place where you can get help and the only Dlace where you can get a job. uiisifl 1034 MAIN ST. Phone 477-J NEW CITY LAUNDRY FINISHED WORK FLAT WORK ROUGH DRY "Put Your Duds In Our Suds' , PHONE 154 Corner Main and Conger FAIRVIEW TRANSFER Prompt Service and Reasonable Rates, also Special Rates on Out ot Town Trips Phone 269-R GILT EDGE BUTTER 65c Purity Brand Ice Cream 60o Qt. Fresh Ranch Eggs JOc dos. Milk Cream and Full Cream Cheese GILT EDGE CREAMERY a Mates. yt 'ULXSjra&jL sgrj PROFESSIONAL CARDS FRED WESTERFELD DKNTI8T Phono 434W. X.Itny Laboratory Ixtoeale Bldg., Klamata raU DR. C. A. RAMDO Dentist L O. O. F. ttoildtag PHONE 61 MMMWiMiAAVMWWWWVWWSMl SStlatASAAsAAAtkAASSAA" Omco Phone 177W Res 177R Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart Physician and Surgeon White Dulldlng Klamath Falls Orogon MWMWWWWWWWWWWWWW DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon Office and Residence Phones 321 I. O. O. F. Temple E. D. LAMB PHYSICIAN AND SUHOKOX Phonm 17W 1711 Rooms 1 and 9 U'lillo Uulldlng DR. T. C. CAMPBELL PHYSICIAN AND SUKOEOX I. O. O. F. Building Phone 290 Rcsldemo Whlto Pelican Hotel Residence Phone E. DR.LL TRUAX. WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL Day Phone, 407 Night Phone, 009 HAW MILL i:r.lNEnRINa CONSTRUCTION CO. Dcslgncri and Imlldtn of mod ern saw in II In, pinning mills and box plants. Dredging. Pile driving. Phono 400-W Offlco Corner Spring and Oak Near S. PDcpot I am now prepared to tarnish Shasta Sand from the Hoey, Cant., aud and gravel pit. In any quantity that may be desired by contractor and builders. AL F. ORAHAM. Iet Your GLASS troubles be Mine C E. STUCKEY ReGlazing and Cabinet Making Phone 477W Eleventh and Pine Klamath Lodge. N. 137 L O. O. F. Meets Friday night of each week at I. O. O. F. hall, 5th and Main streets. H. H. Oglo, N. 0.; W. C, Wells, Sec retary; W. D. Cofer, Treasurer. Ewanna Encampment No. SB, I. O. O. F., meets Tuesday night ot each week at I. O. O. F. hall. Harry Loucks, C. P.; W. D. Cofer, Scribe; Fred Uueslng, Treasurer. WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY 17 Mate Arthur, wixmmi THE ARCADE HOTEL 1088-34 MAS ST. PHONE 477 J The place wtta home comforts, cleanUnees, plenty of freak air and no Inside rooms Everything stew from Sep to bottom end rates to west jroar Boeketkook. c-xz t : ; j DR. a A. HIASSEY : Fewik'ssssi Fin Ms. la Wane 'Meat MestiisA Oft. FkonVm Rsi. FaM MM . . i Ml a