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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 30, 1920)
s - fACJM THIUCH THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TIIUIWDAV, DKCKMMCn ao, 1020., Charge Violation Anti-Trust Law (lly AmiicIiiIimI Press) NEW) YOltIC, Dec 110. KiHlornl Indictments cliurKliiK violation or Hid unll-lrust net worn rittiirtiuil loilny. iiKtiliiHt four miiiit ronriiniN unit 11 Individuals, whoso, uctlvltliis 1 lit 1 1 livmi scrutinised In connmllmi , with tliu building tniHt InviiNtlKiitlon. H. I', XVlhli PKIIMIT UHIJ Olf UNIO.V STATION. PORTLAND, Dee. 30 Tho Hoiillc om I'acKIn railway company tint do cldi'il to permit tlio Croat Nortliorn nuil North Hank railroads llm use of tlio union station until tlio Intor- Hliiln ctimmorco comirilsslon ox umlmm Into tlio controversy result- ItiK from an oritur ousting tlm twko rou d Dccomhor 31. COMMENCE I THE YEAR RIGHT Headache, eyeachn or any troublo with jour eyes or nlas limy cauio you many uncomfortnhln and painful day, or make Impossible for ilolnic porfoct work with' your studies or your business. :: IF YOU MUST i: WEAR GLASSES Why not lioftln tlm year rltsMT A little; precaution anil caro now may ho of untold value for each day of thn cnsulns; year, and nven for year to coma. Our room arn arranged especial ly for nyn (nomination nnd wo dnvoto our tlmo and study lo thn scientific examination of tlio oyn and tho furnishing of glasses. H. J. WINTERS Jeweler and Optician I Phone 149-W 706 Main Street ufo. in L RIG TFMTIM w S BslSSSS I WIS I I I UNIVKIIHITY OK OREGON, Eu gonn, Dec. 30. Serving n torrltory of 300,000 squaru miles, thiT Unl- vorilty of Oregon medical school hna tho greatest geographical opportunity of any similar Institution In tlio United mule, according to President '. U. Campbell, who yesterday wan inked for a statement regarding Ore gon's training center for physicians. Ho pointed out that an thcro In no stato medical school In Washington, Idaho, Montana or Alaska, tho do- mand for theso states would ba add- Xlod to thono of Oregon for an arcrago number of 120 physicians annually. This number cannot now bu iiipplled toy thn University of Oregon medical school, which, with Its present lim ited capacity, con turn out a, maxi mum of HO graduates each year. Ono hundred of tlio student who applied for nilmlilaon lant fall had to ba turned away, lly satisfying tho demand for It Rervlco, ho Mid tho University of Oregon medlral school will becomo tho John Hopkins of the northwest nnd I'ortlnnd, the seat of tho school, will becomo tho hospital center for Iflvo states. WOOD DRY HI.AII costs you less than othor woods. Wo cau dollvar BLA1IB mora promptly than blocks. Alt our wood Is dry and woll seasoned. Dellrerlrs are difficult at thl season of thn year and prices aro necessarily higher, but thn net profit to us I less, so do nt blama tho wood man for the higher prices, O. Peyton & Co. "WOOD TO BURN" OAGAU I'KVTO.V 419 Main St. WII.iailD I'KYTO.V Phone 535 "What theso stnto hospitals, such us am maintained by Michigan and Iown, will moan In term of human tmpplnetD evidenced by what Ore gon lhas been doing slnco li) 17 In brlngltiK to tho medical school hospi tal tho children that aro mnlinod and (crippled nnd sending thorn homo with (straightened limb and with tho phy sical handicaps removed from thnlr lives. "Reinforcing tho work of tho mod leal school, several othor departments of tho university are carrying on Im portant health education. "Tho department of sociology through tho extension division Is working for better community health, for sanitation and for a general pub lic environment Inhospitable to dis ease. "Tho school of physical education maintains a dispensary so that the 1700 university students receive the regular attention of a competent phy sician nnd when III are cared for by trained nurses In hospital wards upon tho campus. Its co-opcratlvo work In social hygleno Included experiments which nro being carried on In several Oregon high schools. This depart ment also trains each year a largo number of toachcrs who glvo In structions In physical health educa tion In the public schools of tho state. "At tho request of tho legislature, a stato-wlIoasurvey of mental defect, delinquency and dependency was started March 1, 1919, and will be finished thl spring, tho United States t public health scrvlro furnishing Dr. HERALD'S CLASSIFIED COLUMN! WANTED WANT KURNI8HBU HOUBK. four rooms or larger. Address W. B. C. Horold office 28-30 WANTED Odd Jobs by tho hour, by roiinnio man. mono 14C-W. 18-31 tMAAAMMMMWWMWWWWWWWMWWW MISCELLANEOUS KODAK PINIBHINQ AT Stlnson'i Photo Btudlo, 1311 Main Bt. Ctf l.arly diagnosis and adequate Chester 1.. C'arllslo to conduct the treatment will becomo nvnltablo to survey with the volunteer help of ovory afflicted cltlien of Oregon and tho citizens of Oregon. Tho survey PHONE) PEYTON for wood -S3 E CITT GARBAOE When yon want garbago removed call 10F-23. AUTOMOBILES Foil BALE 1020 Dort touring car. bnap it taken aulckly. 210 Lincoln Bt. 28-30 sMMMAMMAMMMAMMsWVWWMMVWWWWW MM I0INA World's Grratmt Clolrrolnt, Palm. 1st anil Medium Heads your entire Ufo, past, pre sent and future correctly, giving names, dates and figures In business, lovo, law, marriage and domestic troubles. Tell you what you aro best adapted for and what to do to better your conditions In life. This lady reads your band as you w:uld an open book. A reading by nor will meet your highest expectation?, .ind you will bo wlsor and happier after consulting hor, sho having tho gift of removing all ovll Influences and plac ing you In an environment of happy thought and contentment. Perman ently located at Hamel Apt Up stairs, apt. 1, C38 Pine St. cor. 5th out or. tho research carried on In tho cards coming In from all parts off laboratories will coino contributions 'the stato havo at times been filled I . .... ..... . . . . ii 10 cures tor mo list ot urcau diseases wiiu statistic oi numan grief and that still cast their menacing aha- hopo and fear. This survey Is tho dows upon society; goltro, tuborculo- first stnte-wldo co-opcratlvo campaign felfe liHAIIhtfiHl i4.t AM A IIihI ..- In hhIhI l Mf AM a A, a. A A . - I .... ....,u,.,ul,m ...... mmcr ii .uu- " ....... ugicuu vvor nurmpieu. c. v-ftI. , prV. .,, ,,,... .... A. .!!.. I. - .1.- .I-...1... .. OM... !... .1. .1 . t "" " "- .- - -........ -...'-v. vn ui.tpviftiii.. iii ii.u uuuiii hi wuiii- i.u ..i.uiiiiuiiun Kuiucrcu snows now en and ono-tenth of tho deaths of dependency, often duo to some slm men above tho ngo of 40. plo and curnblo physical disorder, may widen until It becomes a menace to public welfare. "TIMi TIIK TIWM OK T1IK OCKAN IlKFUHK TO KIX)W." Ono of the sweetest lovo songs over written On salo at tho Klamath Falls Music Houso. AT THE LIBERTY FRIDAY Cf DEVIL' , PA KEY utt , A PICTURE of, t'.U; vdcksd, wonderful WM Paris of an American i playwright and tho butter-fly wife who wss caught in tho net of scandal. This Is a pic ture no ono should znls. Now playing. " itnA Wrm. llm mm VktknmMm Kew Wilder Picture L AT THE LIBERTY FRIDAY Jbntyqys dorrrwonyrnrrwn whoworKsina Fish Brand Reflex Slicker FleJvsstfwbest- woteroroof x-rnentrnoci? AJ.Tovmca 'tfciT-f lSHt8Sfi 'UCwvf.'i wmm 1p& i i fsrAaavrv tojA DO3T0N.MA33 erurmt ommnif "Tho extension division of tho university Is also a member of tho stato advisory committee, of public health nursing and is co-operating with the health work of tho Amer ican Red Cross and Antl-tuberculo-(sls league It sends out popular lec turers on health to Oregon commun ities and widely circulates lantern slides and moving picture films deal ilng with various topics of Individual land community health. Tho Port land extension center In Its work In .sociology, I training public health , nurses, and social workers, 11 of whom will be graduated next spring. I "Thus the University of Oregon" says President Campbell Is deeply Irr tcrostcd In tho broad general health program developing In many direc tions In tho state. Oregon, on account of Its climate. Its economic condi tions and tho high level Intelligence lot Its population, Is fitted to tako .first tank la health among tho states ono block from Slain. Hours 10 a. nv to 8 p. m. 2S-13 FORSALE Miscellaneous TIMIJEIl UKL.INQUI8HMENT 160 acres 4',$ miles from Hltdobrand. Running: saw mill one-half mllo on oast, another two mllos on west. Tim ber sold at $4 por m to those mills last year. Prlco for flvo days 1500. Phone 232-J or P. O. Hox lit. K. P. Ourg. 28-31 FOR 8ALB 200 tons of alfalfa hay. with a reed lot on Merrill high way, nine miles from Klamath Falls. Call at 028 Oak street. Bt. Francis Apt. Apartment No. 11 28-4 FOR BALE CO corda slabwood, un even icngtbs, at nig Jnkes saw mill. 60 cents load. O. Peyton. If S(sAAAAAAVWMrVWWWWVWVWWWWMi LOST AND FOUND LOST Fox tcrrlter pun noarlr grown. Illack and .white. Mostly black, black band around neck, black face, with yellow splashes oa Jaws, tall three Inches long, black, no collar. Flro dollar rownrd., Call 170-J Ore. 28-31" LOST One largo Holatoln cow branded O on left hle: also n year ling steer with samo brand. Francis llannon. City. 24tf MWWWVWWWMWMWVWMVMMMVWM TO RENT OR LEASE FOR RENT Worm sleeping room. Private family. 1154 Pine. 29-2 LARQE HEATED DEDROOM for two. I'rlvato family. Use of tele phone and bath. One block from Her ald office. 907 lUgh cor. 9th St. 28-30 FOR RENT New unfurnished apart ments, close In. J. T. WARD A CO. ' 834 Main St. 27-3 FOR RENT Comfortable outsldo rooms. 7S cents per night, with bath or I3.E0 per week, with bath. 920 Klamath Ave. Home Roomtnc Houso. 24-20 ifHm Tho first ship to havo wireless In stalled wan the Ban Martin, In 897. ,MgvVMvvvvvyvyywW of tho Tnlon." Healthy Automobiles 1 iUi J IP SSi sM ,' lt. spas You cannot expect your car to be healthy all winter unless you glvo It proper protection. Sick Cars Are Expensive Exposure to weather causes troublo, deterioration and rapid depreciation. Wet wires cause short circuits water on metal parts causes rust. Tho paint on tho body will check and crack It molsturo Is allowed to colloct and stand. GIVE YOUR CAR A HOME Keep It Out of the Hospital This company will help you. Big Basin Lumber Company Exclusive Representatives of the National Builders Bureau JUST A FEW PRE-INVENTORY REDUCTIONS IN GROCERIES Golden West Coffee, 1-lb. can 55c Golden West Coffee, 2-lb. can $1.62 Golden West Coffee, 5-lb. can $2.65 Swift's Empire Hams, per lb 33c 1-lb. Loaf of Holsum Bread 10c Libby's Solid Pack Tomatoes, 1 can 22c Royal Baking Powder, 12-oz can 42c Royal Baking Powder, 2-lb. can $1.28 Royal Baking Powder, 5-lb. can $2.45 And Be Your Own Clerk at the Spot Cash Basket Grocery 822 Klamath Avenue "CASH AND CARRY SYSTEM" NVMVMVVVVWVVVVVVMMMMVMVM' Tamales! Real, genuine, honest-to-goodness tamales the kind in which you find plenty of chick en an', Oh! that delicious flavor that you have been looking for. ; & Rex Cafe Seventh and Main Streets CARLOAD OF GRIT, OYSTER SHELL1 and CHAR COAL TO ARRIVE ABOUT DECEMBER 28th Murphey's Seed & Feed Store PHONE 87 124 So. Sixth St.