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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 14, 1920)
V n i tTJWgeMV; awimimm t4, IMS ' f THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON rAoa von st T I I I Fruit Fruit JUST ARRIVED. GET YOUR ORDER IN AT ONCE. Plenty Sugar, Per Sack. $20.50 Bartlett Pear, Large Box $1.90 Peaches, Elberta $2.45 Plumt, Per Box $2.25 Tomatoes $1.40 GIVE US YOUR ORDER DON'T WAIT Phones 34 and 326 GARICH QUALITY GROCERY Just Arrived A Carload of REO TOURING CARS itS.' REO SPEED WAGONS Ready For Immediate Delivery . Acme Motor Co. kM 416 So- 6th.St FINBM FOB rkjOUNG SAN OIEOp, Cal., Sept. 14. A dollar an hour fa ike new acale of fines for parking cara In the down town section bore. ft. was announced recently by Police Judge Darin as a remedy for Increasing Jnfract Ions of the anti-parsing ordinances. Previ ously the regular rite bad been $1 for each offense. Now motorists who fall to observe the regulations must pay ono dollar for 'each hour they leavo tholr cars standing where cars should nqt stand. MAV UK MINISTER HONOLULU. T. H.. Sept. 14. Ho- kuro Moroi, untll-a few months ago consul-general of Japan at Honolulu and more recently attached to the Japanese department of foreign' af fairs at Toklo, may be appointed Jap ancho minister to Poland, according to Toklo advices to the Nlppu JIJI. Japanese vernacular paper here. A classified Ad will tell It. LIBERTY THEATRE THE PICK OP THK PICTURES AND A NEW ONE EVERT DAT H. W. POOLE;' Owner ROGER D. TORREY, Musical Director TONIGHT Three days in Atlantic City Was it worth it? ., . 3ee ALICE BRADY tonight in "SINNERS" and learn how Mary Horton answered it ,j 4 ;a ' 1 .1 iU tyj WEDNESDAY VJ. . . - . II 1 t tVfl e S ystry picture or tae year l. Aifr- MTWELVE.TEN" and the star Is Marie Doro W,3Atfl NEXT SUNDAY of Urn actual merit we agala show ijr' W ' V'i j' 1? fi V;"' r BROKEN BLOSSOMS " aSaittteel D. W. Griffith's Buuttrpiece BOXERS' BENEFIT MADE GOOD SHOW . . . '1 Not tho tiro sufferers but Hobby Wngnvrv welterweight bosor who linn a fractured rib, benefitted by Inst nights exhibitions at tho Man data thontor. Tho nut receipts wore donated. Ted White and Mrs. Sa rah Osborne gave vaudovtllo nnd musical sketches. Jack McDonald, ox-bantam weight champion, ox- poller premlorv tor Ilixrnum and llnltoy, and a tuw other things, added versatility to the program with a di alect address. 8umlry boxers, big, little, nnd nth- erwiso, furnished oodles of good fun. Each ono of them was announced as tho champion of hoiuo plnco or other, nnd ot course no ono was Inclined to doubt the genuineness ot their claims. Lefty Walker nnd n dusky confrere acted as seconds for nil of tho boxers, nnd wielded their towel like a couplo of sick chambermaids on tho end of n bod sheet. Jack Cor dell, n husky, shifty appearing bat tler, took on a couple ot boxers, and showed to good advantage. Ho seems to have plenty ot speed, nvnrdupols, nnd ability, nnd whllo ho pulled 111 punches In n very lady-llko mnnnar, It Is evedent that bo Is anything but a lady. No lady would permit Toby Milter to hug her the way hn some times hugged Cordell. At nny rate Cordell showed thnjt he possessed fighting nbltlty, nnd should bo able to mnko tho blggvst nnd best ot them top lively In tho ring. Matchmaker Frank Smith and Jack McDonald rcfarecd tho bouts. WORSE THAN LIGHTED CIGAR iwwHHHiii i f 1 rifti nun 1 Denverltt, After Carefully lanltlng It, Abscntmlndedlj Put the Fire cracker In tils Mouth. As n result of nlcnMiilmlodiiPM In his Fourth ot July ccU-brutlng, Oidp SnlonnU, 32, of West Denier lost sev eral teeth and Is carr)lug his face In a sling. Oslp stood on tho comer, smoking a claret nnd watching with Interest the youngsters shoot off their explosives. Suddenly a desire to be young, real young, once mora assailed him, nnd. stalking up to a near-by booth, he pur chased a whole fistful ot firecrackers. Stepping to the edgo ot the curb, he cautiously applied the rnd of his lighted clgaret to the tune of one of the crackers. A sputter and a volley ot little sparks announced that tho noise was on the way. Then Ostp's mentali ty failed to function property. Willi a quick increment he slammed his 'clg aret Into the street and Jammed the end of the firecracker into his mouth. A terrific crush, which disengaged three front teeth nnd bespeckted tits face with powder burns, brought (li to the conclusion that all was not Just as It should be. Ho made a run for the nearest drug store, ana ne emerged n few moments later reeking with the funics of Iodine nnd his face and neck swathed In bandages, and he looked much like an accident thnt hnd gono somen he;u to happen and, apparently, had been a success. Denver Times. Fall Opening Sale At tho request of many of our good customers wo Imvo decided to extend our annual Full Opening Sale until Saturday, September 18. in the store, as many woro unpropared'to d oall their buying lust week Remember, this is nn opportunity you should not miss, whilo the stocks are brand new and complete. You can save at least 10 on everything you buy The Ready-to-Wear Section Has just received many new and beautiful models in Coats, Suits and Dresses. All" of the best material and workmanship. New models received almost daily from New York. Noth ing reserved. All offered at special prices during this sale. i OBEDIENCE TO NATURAL LAW Par Implanted In Mankind for tns Purpose of Promoting Caution Differs In the Sexes. "In normal, well-balanced pertoiu there Is a certain relation between rue element of fear and the element of courage. Kear Is an emotion existing for tho purpose of promoting caution, and In prlmltlvo days and In animals tends to Kelf-prcxervutlon. Anger, i-u-rloslty nnd courage nro factors which oppose- fear and flight. When knowl edge, experience, repetition, Dually limit or delimit the uctlon of these two opposing Instincts and emotions, con scious action Is carried out with umiei standing according to the Inherent reactions.' "Woman wu nintlc with the clement of feur and caution more pronounced thuii In inn 11, becnuxo womnn, the mother, wiim not supposed to be Uio tighter. Mini, primitive man, the fight er, was more endowed with couruge." Thesn quotation from a report by Dr. Samuel Wyllls Handler ot Hew York to tho Journal of the American Medical association prefuco n discus sion of tho difference)! In the ductless, or endocrine, glands In man and worn un. In normal iiersons these' balance each other, but thu balance Is different In tho two sexes and, according to Doc tor Handler, ltl this difference In balance that causes the difference in the Instincts and emotions. ' WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S HOSIERY No matter how complete your hosiery supply may be, your sense of thrift will not let you pass by' thi3 chance for savings. All lines offered at 10' ,' discount UNDERWEAR FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN As our fall shipments of Forest Mills underwear have been received, now is the time to make your selec tions, as at the present time you can find just the quality and size of gar ment you desire. Ladies' garments in sizes 34 to 44; Boys' and Girls' sizes from 3 to 16, and Infants' from lto6. c,i Thii week 10 discount CHILDREN'S SLEEPING GARMENTS 1 Dr. Denton's and Forest Mills We have a very complete line of these very desirable cold weather Garments for the little ones, in sizes from 2 to 10 years. This week 10 discount FALL SUITINGS We have recently reccivod a largo shipment of Fall suitings. If you have not as yet purchased, it will be worth your while to come and look over these new arrivals. This weelc 10 discount BEDDING Our stocks of all kinds of bedding is .most complete at this season of the year. Now is the time to replenish your supply of blankets, quilts, sheets, pillow cases and bed spreads. , Fall Opening Special 10 off KIMONA CLOTH 3obe, Blankets and Cloth We are showing a very fine line of both Bath .or. Lounging Robe Blan kets and Cloth. Blankets with cord sell at 8.50. 86-in. Ciothsells at $1.25 a yard. Fall Opening Special 10 off CHILDREN'S WASH DRESSES A beautiful showing of children's Gingham Dresses, and offered just at the time school is starting. Sizes 4 to 14 years. Fall Opening Special 25 off WteWtmxxxfaJ&oxz H. N. MOE, Proprietor CALIFORNIA STATION GETS BORDEAUX RADIO 1 SAN DIEGO, Cal., Sept. 14. Though many cases aro on record of European radio stations particular ly that at Nauen, Germany being hoard In California or other far west ern communities It was not until recently that a California' station talked with n station In continental Ruropo, so far as available rocords show. Ono night recently, during tho 30 day test being mudo of tho now La fayette station at Ilordoaux, Franco, tho local navy station picked up a message from that aorlal. Half Idly tho oporator sent a reply. Soinowhat to his surprise tho French station heard and acknowledged thu roply. The Ilordoaux station was built by tho United States navy as n war measure, but was not completnd until recontly. It Is to bo oporutod by Franco. Tho signals, which wero sent on an extremely long wave length, camo through "as cloar as n boll" according to local radio offi cials. Illuo Is tho favorite color of Quocn Victoria ot Hpuln. Swedish womon of all classes arn particularly fond of flowers, nnd In proportion to Its site and population Stockholm has moro flower shops than any othor European city. Modern tanning Inferior. Commenting on an article by Itobert O. Skerrett on the tanning of leather, the Scientific American says: "The modern art of tanning falls short of tho standards set In dsys gone by. It used to take two years to convert 'green hide Into marketable leather; the modern tanner think that he ia doing well If he devotes Ave months fo the process. No chemical process bat been developed of speeding up the process without detracting from the quality of the product," Overworking a Proverb. "Father," said the small boy, "what la a proflteerr "A proflteer, 017 eon; li a man who runs across the proverb, 'Make 'hay while the sun shines' end overwork IV I Announcement ! Breier & Petersen of Lewiston, Idaho, announce to the public that they have leased the middle room in the Odd Fellows' Duild ing. , This will' hereafter be known as the Workingman's Store, under the Management of John Vale. We own and operate something like 30 stores in Oregon, Washington and Idaho. Anything based 'on righteous principles that keeps down the cost of living is a benefit to the public. We Eliminate all unnecessary, and expensive fixtures, our overhead cost is small, we purchase in immense quantities at the lowest possible figure, keep a small stock at each store and sell strictly for cash, so the profit per sale can be correspondingly less. The Working man's Store will be open to the public Saturday, September 18. " . Yours to pjryfl, - BREIER & PETERSEN, By John Vale, Manager. We carry Ladies'. Children's and Men's Shoes, Men's Clothing and Furnishings and Staples in: Women's Furnishings. ii"r n-.. J U VtVi?.