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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 17, 1920)
i'aoh tii mew THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TUKHOAV, NOVKMIinil lfl, 1020 DEARPETUY: Wlnstoii-3nlem, N. C, Monday. (for U v OJ 1l -2 Hot yon n Iioubo ntul lot you'd stny In W-8 n month if you ever jjot to know folks hero Illto I linvo. Uctwccn business and Huynoldu factories and n bully tlrno well my data hook has been bubbling overt And, I'm still rininlni: Into facts that would stap ler even your lm.i;lnntlon, old football, with all your UIclc ! I'cto, talco it straight from government fij:ure direct to you, that every work day in (he week K. J. Huynoldu 'lobacco Co. buys from our "Uncle bntn" enough revenue stamps to pay for n dupllcnte of the hand Home new Wlnston-Solcm post ofTice build ing I Ever hear of such a thine? And, If you want to i;ct an cyefull of an army of more than 15,000 people, he down In tfie Kcynoldtt fnctqry district when the whistles blow! Never Haw such a cigarette firinrj-up time in my life I Peter, cvcrytlmc you ll;lit a Camel in the future, call back on what I've slipped you about Camels absolutely, the greatest cigarette at any price for quality, for re freshing flavor, for mellow mild body, for freedom from any unpleasant clcarctty aftertaste or odorl It'a worth the busiest smoker's time to compare Camels with any cigarette in the world! Camels are simply a revelation! You know that. I'll open my eyes in Atlanta tomorrowl In the meantime hero's a wad of best wishes I have in stock I Yours "'.7flV l-lil-'wiJy SSS1S EisiEfinnEg Idaho Coal Mine I Producing Heavily . .....J"' Associated 1'ross) l.UMMON. H. 1)., Nov. J 7 Tim Clnmiiinni (mil mine, ownoil by tlio statu of Hrmiii Uakotn, In now shlp-j plug 20 Ioiih ndlly. Tim product Is' of tlio quality known n liliie tlg-l nito. Tlio Clnromont mlno vns piirehns' ud lust summer to Insure sluto In stitutions ngnlnst coal shortages. Knot Is furnished to tlio sinto nor mal nrfioMl nt Hpcnrflsh, tlio penlton tlnry nt Hlonx Kails, tlio school for lillml nt Uiry, tlio school for dent nt Hlotix Kiills, tlio soldiers' homo nt Hot Springs, nnd nlhor xtnto Institu tions. Indlvldunls may purchaso coal at tlio in Ino Tliu mlno Is locnted nt Waynes, N. I)., Just over tlio lino from l.eminon. Tlio original owners began tlio grad ln for ft spur railroad from tlio mlno to lommun, Tlio ntuto of South Da kota Is now building this railroad. It Is estimated that when the lino Is finished tlio mine's output enn ho tripled. EDO T ZENS CALIFORNIA NEWS Fin 1 NIGHT ilLli S ONTARIO, Nov. 17 A disagree ment ovor a camo of nool nt fine. Imongu, nenr hero, resulted In tho death of ono mnn, tho prolinhlo fatal wounding of n second nnd sorloua Injury to a third, It wns learned horo, when Diego Hornnndnz died In nn Ontario hospltnl from a gun shot wound. . New Electric Plant of Treble Capacity MAUN, Nor. 17 A now olcctrlc lighting plant, which will generato 110 volts, Is to roptaco tho old 38 volt plant In use hy Frank Wilde, proprietor of tho.Malln hotel, and Louis Iloldlschcr of tho Malln Stnto bank. Tho old plant was sold to Joo Bmldl, proprietor of tho Malln gen oral garogo. Ho will furnish lights to the postofflec, his garago and tho butcher shop now under construc tion. , Mr. C. V. Holmes, proprietor of tho Malln Mercantile company, has nlso an olcctrlc plant to supply his needs. Several other plants are In prospect. m:.t (.it..(ji: session IS COMIXCJ TO (IIUKIOX FIOSTON. Mass , Nov 17 Tho na tional grange voted yesterday to hold Its next annual session In Oregon, probably at Portland. DRY FEET SAVE DOCTOR BILLS See Our Complete Line of Men's Shoes m Rubber Footwear Men's All-leather Work Shoes $4.95 to $12.50 Men's Solid Leather Dress Shoes $7.00 to $16.50 (Ily Associated Press) LtTTMJ HOCK. Ark.. Nov. 17. Responsible ncntlment In this state Is running strongly against night riding winch has. boon undertaken In this nnd other cotton growing states to prevent tho glnlng nnd mar keting of cotton nt tho present low price. Heprosontntlvcs planters, hankers and business men feol strongly Mint this Inwlesnncss Is giv ing tho south a "black oyo." At a recent meeting of tho Ar kansas division of tho American cot ton association here, nlghtrldlng was condomnid as an act of gross Ignor ance Oor. IJrough has taken a vig orous stand against night riding and ho has had further support, among others, from Claudo Fltzpntrlck, president of tho Arkansas bankers association. All tho forces of tho stuto and local governments In Ar kansas are now cooperating to pro vent further lawlessness In tho cot ton glnplng tenters. This counter movement Is believed to bo doing much to stop tho activi ties of night riders. Mass mcotlngs havo bcon held In many towns and tho co-operation of tho citizens has beerf profforod officers In maintain ing order. Acts of violence for which night riders havo been given credit In Ark ansas havo taken various, forms. In addition to tho burning of gins, ware houses and other property, farmers who attempted to market their cot ton havo been threatened with death or severe punishment, and In somo cases have been badly maltcrcatod. Negro families have been Intimidated and driven from their homes because thoy sought employment or work ed as cotton pickers. Hundreds of cotton gins In various sections of tho stato havo boon posted with warn ings against continuing to buy and gin cotton, tho threatened penalities for not heeding tho warning Includ ing destruction of tbo plants and for feiture of tho lives of tho owners. In ono county eight men now are awaiting action of tbo grand Jury on a charge of setting fire to a ginnery, and In another section of the state thrco white farmers havo been sent' enced to a year's Imprisonment and assessed heavy fines for Intlmlda Hon of negro cotton pickers. "Drys" Will Keep Wary Eye Open SACRAMENTO. Nov. 17. Old Chinatown, with Its mysteries and Its Incongruities Of filth nnd rlnnn. linos. Is scheduled In en. A mi. sado of tho pollco and health de partments, socondod by tho cham ber of commerce, has boon Inunchiut. and John Chinaman Is to m hninn,i to a healthier existence whethor ho will or no. VUI1A CITY. Nov. 17 Sullnr county boasts a blooming cherry trco on tho Frank fJatrnhv nl.irr. near Hoguo Station, with every in dication thero wilt be cherries It tho front docs not como too soon. Thn only explanation offered Is that tho red spider got busy when tho trco should have blossomed, and tho Iearos dronDod off. retarding Ihn growth of the Bad. Irrigation and tho recent warm spell havo caused tho trco to tako on spring llfo, and It is attracting much attention from passersbr. GRASS VALLEY. Nor. 17 Quick. sllvor Is one ot tho commodities used In gold mining that ha rnallr taken a respectable drop In prlco. uurlng tbo peak of high nrlcea for this product it commanded a prlco approaching 1300 per flask. A month ago It was selling for $85, and 'this week It Is quoted in tho local market at $62.50 per flask, but $20 below tbo pre-war figure. ANQELS CAMP. Nor. 17. n- discovery of the long-lost one-tlmo rich gravel channel of tho Centrnl Hilt is now believed to havo been mado by David R. Oard & Co. ot this nlaco. two miles from Aneoli. In tbo Rough Diamond clalm.JThe shaft uub luatuuu me rim 01 an ancient river channel nnd within recent weeks some handsome nuggets have bcon taken out. (Ry Associated Press) CHICAGO. Nor. 17. Notice that the prohibition party will continue In operation for tho next two years at least for tho purpose ot guaran teeing a continuation of a bone dry congress two years hence, Is given by I Virgil G. Hlnshaw, chairman of the prohibition national committee hero at national headquarters, "Wo havo a mission still," Mr. Hlnshaw said. "If anyone of tho ma ! Jor tempcranco organizations were. i to stop now it would glvo a chanco to tho wets to come back and poa ! slbly pass a beer and wlno amend I ment to tho Volstead law." DISPUTKS AHSKKTIO.V OK LUMIIKU CO. .tIAXAGKIt COMPARE Quality to Quality and Price to Price You Will Find Our Prices Low CHICO. Rutto Co., Nov. 17. H. K. Scars, real cstato dealer ot this city and who is building 21 houses in tho Gerber section, takes Issue with tho statement of W. n. Dean lo cal managor ot tho Diamond Match company, that lumber prices In Chlco aro lower than In tho rest ot tho Sacramento valley. Scars declares prices havo not dropped In porportlon to th reduc tions mado olsewhero and as a remit building operations nro hold up. LOS ANGELES, Nor. 17. High rents have caused two southern Cal ifornia pastors, tho Rer. M. C. De wcese of the Western Avenue Metht odlst church, Los Angeles, and tho Rer. Warren Elstng ot tho Presby terian church at VanNuys, a suburb, to more their families into their churches, It became known here. SACRAMENTO, Nor. 17. The California Farm Buqoau federation has decided upon a bold step for ward In tho marxetlng of staple crops. The new bulf grain terminal elerator at Oakland tidewater has been taken over by the federation under a tease. SACRAMENTO, Nor. 17. Sacra mento is In the grip ot a building; trust, operating, it Is charged, in violation ot the Cartwrlght anti trust law, stifling competition and hampering all classes ot building In this city. These charges aro made by P. J. O'Orien, contractor and dealer specializing In brick work, who has been ostracized from the Sacramento Builders' Exchange and boycotted by alt members ot tho ex change because ho claims, ho re fused to "play thetr game ot fram ing on competlttro bidding and keeping oft Jobs that had been fixed for certain contractors at their own figure." WHO IT HITS The requesUof tho telephone com pany tor Increased rate? will affect Its greatest class ot c'ujtomors, the two-party people. Onco the tele phone, llko the bathtub, was a lux ury. Now, "they have to havo thera." Oregonlan. J YOU RECEIVE WHAT YOU ORDER in our restaurant. Our service is equal in every way to 'the high quality of food we serye. At all times you are assured of obtaining an appe tizing meal in an environment that is extremely pleasant. Let us serve your next meal. Every thing in season at popular prices. Jewel Cafe THE HOUSE OF MERIT : 'i