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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 16, 1920)
THE EVENBfQ HERJALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON HATURDAY, OCTOBKIl Iff, ItM W BUSINESS CARDS PROFESSIONAL CARDS AAA0000AA0ww0Wwwwa 4 Warren Hunt Hospital lgegegegegegegegeYgHggggRegd Isammmmmmmmmmmmmmml&sammmmmmml ,gggggggvB-BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBJ BBBBBBBBBBBBflBxgBBBBBBBBBR BssssssBssssssaisBissssBisBsBB Wc arc constantly reminded by the many courtesies 6t the good will extended by the public towards this Hospital. It has filled a big nqed in a big, first-class fashion. It has not lacked for patronage or appreciation. Whatever ft good in Hospital care, medicine or surgery, may be found here. The methods of this Hospital and its Staff, governed by the ethical standards of the American Medical Association, are the criterion of Southern Oregon. The co-operation of the public in the maintenance of this Hospital is imperative. Hospital care is expensive, but it ia con tinually the bridge from disease to convalescence and health. The Management of this Hospital wants your support, and in return it offers you the conveniences and ideal care of your sick, afforded by talented nurses and modern equipment. Warren Hunt, M. D. Lawton L. Truax, M, D. George A. Maey,.M.-D. --- Al the Members of the Staff of the Hospital have their of fices on the Administrative floor of the building. No down town offices. Warren Hunt Hospital CORNER FOURTH AND PINE STREETS .. " Vote for George Chastain A4AAAAAA4A WWW WW i SaS1 For County Judge Lb HE STANDS ON THE PLATFORM OF PROGRIteV ...''.' "I hope to have an administration that will mean progress (or tha eeuaty, roads, aehoola and a careful bualneaa management of county attain that.rtU aT tno comuulty ana retieet creait on mo ana i 00 not reel tnat 1 can aeeopaiisa tils u I muit always have the clanking chains -of threo eourthouiea dragging areuad with. ma tho oaroaaa or an Issue that haa beep too many ions years uncurled, v, , "W BSasJSJBaawwBWBniSI ll-lRMflll I ) a i. A At)tf ) FRKHAE DFVFinPIHG His election meansf or Klamath County an administration of eouity attain in which money will cease to be paid for attorneys fees and mora numoyvvill bo available for road building; in which no money will be paid to prfaatt deoic e agencies and more money will be spent in school development vj Tf win an m taxnaver and voter stand for nroorrefls. how earn veu. Mm- atkir. tl M wn - j- - . 4-- fj w f , - " wise than endorse the attitude shown by this extract frot Mr. signed and published statement: c CSkMaBia'a- aWaaaHaaaVVVaVKaWIHIaVHMPMBl t.L a ap aaaa l m1m, j V i. lift x I.- . i r,- Y R mmmm-mmmmmmmmmimmwmmwmvmmmmmv NBW YORK, Oct. 15. Unusual progroM In tho development of com morce and natural resources In the French colonial possession and do- pemlonclos lion brought them wealth ranking noit to that ot the IirltUli colonial omplro, according- to a aur voy mado public horo by tha French commission. Ttio French colonlea, with an oitlmalod population of 50,- 500,000, ham an area ot 4,000,000 square mllo. Total export from the colonies In 1917, with tho oicoptlon of Algeria and Tunis woro valued at spproxlma toly 1,108,000,000 francs. Since 1914 eaports In the varloua possessions In creased from 15 to 100 per cent. The Increases are attributed to the thrift of .natives following tha ware end ing. Total Algerian eiporte In 1019 were more than 1,384,000,000 franca an Increase of about S5S mil ralona over "1918. The port of Al giers alone handled eiporte approxi mating 476,158,000 francs, an In crease ot 200,821,000 fraens, accord ing to estimates. Chief Imports were cotton, clothing and linen, skins, coal, sugar and corf fee. Chief exports were wines, fruit, tobacco, wheat, oats, barley and wool. Amounts of Imports and exporta were greatest In the order mentioned. National roads In Algeria have a length ot 3,310 miles, while 1,108 mllea of railway were open for traf fic In January 1919, ' Tunis, essentially an agricultural country bad bumper grain crops In 1919, as follews: Wheat 6,600,661 buabeds: barley, S, 428,111 bushels; oats, 3,444,712 bushels. The cork Industryls Importantreork trees cor erlng more than (00,000 acres. The annual mlnoral production averages In' value more than 30,000,000 francs. The spring estimate of 1910 har vest on the French tone of Morocco valued the crops at 1,000,000,000 francs, and It waa expected there would be a large surplus for export, the survey states. Exports to Prsnce In 1918 were valued at 82,0(2,880 frnacs, tbo Imports at 166,224,926 franca. The French possession In India consists of five separate colonies with an, aggregate area of 1,980 sqaare mllea. Rice, sugsr, cotton, cocoa, coffee and ground nuts are grown. The principal export from Pondl- cherry, the chief possession, Is oil seeds. French Indo-Chlna haa a popula tion ot about 17,000,000. The terri tory tributary to Saigon la almost entirely agricultural, being one of the great rice regions of the world. The minerals are coal, lignite, wol fram, tin and sine. In the other possessions Including Madagascar, French Senatorial Afrl ca, 'French Somallland and French West Africa, which la the largest ot the colonlea. commerce baa al most doubled since 1914, the surrey saya. French West Africa, comprised of Senegal. Haut-Sanegal-NIger, French Guinea, the Ivory eoaat, Da homey, the military territory of the Niger and Mauritania, covers ap proximately 1,840,000 aquare miles. The general budget aavou-us to about 26,000,000,00 franca annually. Trie agricultural resources are most Im portant The production of cotton la growing, while jute, agava and sisal are cultivated extensively. Rubber Is the most Important product In the forest resources. Cattle raising baa Increased. TMe mineral weatlh Is great. The commerce ot this r0J- seaslon increased 600 par cent since the French administration waa cre ated in 1896. The French colonies In America, consisting of Guiana, Martinique, Guadeloupe and 8t Pierre and Ml- quelon are prnlclpally noted for their lumber products, sugar, rum, cocoa and codfish, Agrlsulture takes an Important rele: in the smaller prov inces, especially In New Caledonia, said to be one of the richest coun tries in the world. ACME LUNCH Home Cooked Meab SHORT ORDERS AT ALL HOURS Mrs. E. M. Bechdoldt 323 Main St. r FRED WESTERFELD dkhtmt : Phone 414W. X'stay liabsrsassT SjOOSSJS Klamath, Falls Cyclery We handle nsw and rebuilt motor cycles and bicyclea, also parts and aocassories. Ooodyesr, Pennsylvania and Diamond Tires -and Tubes are our Uno, and Harley-Davldson Serv ice, wniob spells Honest, Dependable Service. Pboae 872 C. H. MSXARK 115 a fib Ht. Klaamatli Vails BW.I II J , i 000l00l0t0Wm0Wt0'W0WIL DR. O. A. RAJaDO L O. 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