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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 1, 1921)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON I'AGH KOUft The Evening Herald IN MEMOR.IAM My DAVID KUSWOHTK Fifty six years have passed nnd geno Since our boys camo mnrchlng home, ' Mooring tho flag they so nobly pnved, Fifty thousand strong, i They faltered not nor did they fear, To answer their country's call, Hut left their homes and volunteered, On tho bnttlo fields to fall. I They loved their country, homo nnd friends, They loved their lives as woll, Hut they thought not of themselves nlono, Though by sword nnd shot they fell. So they marched nwny their flng to save, I wr 3i MunrtAy-. TORI) BOUIjH .... J&lltor ,.Clty Kdltor Here ' Is the Chance You've Been Wailing (er: Publlshod UMy oxcepl Hundny, by The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 119 Klghth Btrtot. Bnterod at tho poitoftlco at Kin math Falls, Oro., (or trantmlnlon through tho malls as second-class matter, MEMlMW OF TllR ASWCIATUU Tho Associated Fross Is exclusively entitled to tho uso for ropubllcatlon of all news dispatches credited to It, or not otherwise credited In this "tyrflfiT, BSd iJso tho local now pub lliher horoln, Ji-& WKDNKSDAY, JUNK 1, 1IK2I r ' WKDXKSDAY, JtJXi: 1, 10'Jt THi: SOLDIKUS ItOM'S UH.Ii (That Iho readers at this paper way become thoroughly familiar with nit tho facts connected with the co-colled Soldiers' bonus bill, TuV Herald will publish n scries of articles by Don lidding, setting forth tho various features of this measuro that tho peoplo of tho state vrlll pass Judgment on next month. It should bo fully understood that un der tho loan fenturo of tho measure. tho money Is slmplr loaned to the boys; that It Is advanced only up to 76 per cont of tho valuo of tho prop 7C per cent of tho valuo of the prop erly In which It Is Invested and that It will bo paid back, with Infe'rest. under tho nmortlxatlon plan provided In tho bill. A thorough understand ing of tho new line provisions of the hill means tho removal of any serious -opposition to It.) Tfco bonus hill on tho ballot as (302 YES) will put into circulation In Klamath county an estimated to tal of $600,000 before January 1, 1922 and between $100,000 and 2200,000 between January 1 and Judo 1, 1022. In Klamath county, thero arc ap proximately 410 ex-scrvlco men and -women who nro eligible for cither tho cash bonus or tho loan feature of tho bill. A recent canvass by tho lo cal Tost of tho American Legion In dicates that more than 90 per cent of those eligible will eventually take tho loan. Presuming thnt only 200 tnon are In a posltllon to take advnnt ago of the loan featuro and securo tho maximum amount. $3000, Klam ath county would greatly benefit by the putting Into Immedlato circula tion of $6000,000. Many of tbeso men are already purchasing lots upon which to build homes since tho bonus loan featuro carries a provision whereby money Is .advanced to ex soldlers having homes In tho course or construction. Many moro of tho service men will use the borowed money to Irapovo farms and to pur chase farms. Service men who alrea dy own at least $4000 worth of prop erty, (less than 5. per cent) will probably uso tho borrowed money to enter business or to turn over at a higher rato of Interest and thereby profit. Tho Increased home building and farm Improvement would mean a new era of prosperity to the peoplo of Klamath county, and'the whole state of Oregon. I L 1 L L tvim spirits iignt mm gny, Though they knew thnt many would never return, Hut would go tho narrow way, ' Whore, nro all our boy, who so nobly nrosa To nnswer their country's call, ' ' To suffer tho hardships nnd perils of war, That their flag should not totter and fall. I Somo of them Ho In graves unknown, Somo of thorn 'nenth tho sea I Somo of them Ho up thero on tho hill, And but few nro loft to tec. nut our country has not forgotten tho debt, That, It to these bravo men owe, So It declares ono day In every year, ' Its gratltudo to show. i And on each thirtieth day of May, When the flowers nro fresh nnd bright, We deck tho graves of thoso that fought, For freedom nnd for right. i Wo look through the ranks, our old soldiers to sco, As tho lino comes mnrchlng by, Then, wo know woll soon rend all tho names, ' On that banner that floats In tho sky. IDLERS DO NOT IKES HIT III i COLLEGE PLAY m to i "There arc Jobs for man who want "Nothing Hut tho Truth," produc to work," stated an employer of both cd by tho I'ntvorslty seniors recently skilled and unskilled labor for the i nt EllKne. wa a rollcklng comedy nearby mills and logging camps of ?ui n'd'K ono Kugone paper. smashed all records for amateur this section )esterdny to a repbrter performances nnd mado tho overage for tho Herald, 'but the trouble Is. road show look llko tent vuudovlllo In thero nre a number of men who pre-i comparison." feTnot to work nt tho prices that are! nlh Kugono papers pay high rom offcred " I Dllmcn' t0 ,ho acting of John llous- ... ton, n Klamath studont, who, ns "une man wno. last winter, iniii around and did nothing, told mc thnt ho 'mooched' over $1,100 from log gers and mill men, and gloried that he had got away with it. For the past week, mon have been needed for rail road grading, section work nnd other labor here and the local men would not take tho Jobs, so It was necessary to Import labor from Sacramento. Twenty men camo In Mqnday night and twenty more nrrlved Tuesday from that place, yet thero is com plaint from local unemployed that there Is 'no work here.' The railroad work has been on logging roads'near hero and of course, some of the men thought that the wages offered were too low for that class of labor, but the men In Sacramento were eager' to come at 'the wages offered." Between 700 nnd 800 men have been employed this spring and aro at work in nearby camps and logging centers, the employer said, and con ditions will bo better a little later on when 'all tho operators begin to log on an extensive scale. ! Hob Hennctt. had the leading mnle1 j role, nnd aUo directed thu produe- HOI POTSDAM, Germany, Juno 1. Tho affection and admiration which German peoplo still entertain for Field Marshal Von Hlndenburg was manifested by tho throngs who gath ered to attend the funoral of tho Em press Augusta Victoria. Tho German princess passed vir tually unnoticed through tho crowds but whorover tho popular Field" Mar shal wont there was a murmur of ad miration which frequently swolled into prolonged applause Even tho Communists, who could Tie disting uished by their remarks, woro silent before Von Hlndenburg, although thoy spoko loudly about "tin sold iers" as other high officers passed. Thoro was an amusing Incident when tho "hero of Tannenborg" ar rived before Wlldpark station, whore tho sorvlces for tho princess were held. Ai he descended somowhat heavily from an automobile, the great string of medals about his neck wns disarranged. A sllk'-hatted, whlte-whlskored man and 'a policeman rushed to rear range thorn and mot head-on. Tho silk hat wan dislodged and rolled upon tho. pavomont, and tho police man stood in a daze. In the meantjmo half a dozon offi cers In full dress of gonerato had gT.tberoJ about tho "old man of the Masurian lakot." and carefully ar ranged the medals, while others helped the Ffold Marshal put on Ms faigu, tassoled p,-which he had been Restaurant Worker Jailed; Two Charges James M. Eastman was arraigned lato yesterday afternoon beforo Jus- 1 tico of tho Peace L. L. Gnghagen upon two complaints, ono filed by I Mrs. S. DeCoster, who nlteges that 1 Kastman passed n check on her which was rofused at tho bank, nnd tho ' other upon tho charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. In widen Eastman U alloged to have had J. Posplsll endorse a draft upon a woman In Seattle, which was later returned. Bend was fixed by Judgo Gaga hagen at $500 In the Posplsll com plaint and $250 In tho De Coster ac tion. Eastman had been employed In local restaurants. tton. Here Is ono extract: Time nftcr tlmo tho action of the play had to be slowed down while tho audience got in a fow good ronrs at Johnny Houston or Mnrion Gllstrap, both of whom proved themselves In n clans all their own when it comes to handling comedy Much credit for tho unusually succossful production goes to Johnny Houston, who not only coached tho cntlro cast, but who carried tho burden of tho come dy on bis shoulders. And hero Is the ether: John Houston, as Hob Den nett, tho man who bet ten thou sand dollars that ho could tell the truth for 24 hours, brought down tho house tlmo after time with his keen acting. m COUNTY OOUMT I . During the month of June you can get The Herald at the SPECIAL ANNUAL SUB SCRIPTION RATE. Here is the rate that will be in force during the month of June: The Evening Herald one year by carrier $5.00 One year by mail $4.00 To subscribers outside Klamath County $5.00 Till rule. N good for ono month only, iuiiI "III nut extend ho joiid Juno HO, ItliM. . Under the law It In nere-cmr) tu lime "II paper paid for 111 mltxmv, anil nil NiltiM'rlptlons ii"1 renettel b) July 1 will, under this rule, lime to lo IIriu(lmnNl. It HH4 not our Intention to put mi a njterlol rule I hi year for tlm recoil thnt ttio inrrcAMtt coat of pulil lent Ion did nut JiiMlfy utiy re duction. Tmlny It It nutting to pultlNIi Tim llernlil threo times what It lld tn and n linlf year ngo. During Hie wit eir thero hut Ix-vn no reduction in the root of nuytlilng entering Into tin pro duction of a nettNpnper nnd iniiiiy Item Imte jidtmieeil. However, In view of tho general tlrprraolnu pretnlent, tip leel flint tic MiouliI do nothing to InrrciiAO Iho burden eten n little. Ilenee tie lime decided to innlui the. inerliit offer nguln llibt je.ir. Wo xluill nppreclute It If Oiomo ilexlrlug to Inko mltiuitiige of 1I1U of fer ttlll tin ho an enrly in the inuntli nt HWhlo to relleie the grent amount of rlcrlrnl labor Unit ttlll imtiirnlly mum nt I lie end of (lie xperlnl offer htIimI. Navy Bill Passed; Carries $494,000,000 WASHINGTON, Juno 1. Thu sonato today finally passed tho tuny appropriation bill, carrying about $494,000,000 nnd Including tho Hornh amendment which re quests tho president to Initiate a disarmament conforonco In whclh Great Britain, tho United Stoles nnd Japan would participate. CASK AOAINKT HAY.MOND " " DHOPl'KD MY GOVKUNMKNTl THE HCC UV QflfJlVMIICH I i fi'lBTlh Am Zbx,L Bm. Bllllll .T According to a dispatch received hero by a friend of Gordon Hay- Tho county court met lato cs-j mond, roccntly arrested and taken terday afternoon nnd transacted to Portland on n federal charge ana county business, approving salary Immediately turned loose by U. 8. warrants nnd general accounts. District Attorney Humphreys, tho Court adjourned until Saturday 'young man oxpects to return here. O- -O Weather Probabilities Tho Cyclo-Stormagraph at Underwood's Pharmacy record ed a fairly constant pressure since last report, standing at ' about 30.20 since 4 o'clock ' yesterday afternoon. ' This is In tho "fair weath er" zono, therefore no marked change may be expected. Forecast for next 24 hours! Continued fair and warm. VMMMWVWMWWW4AAAAMAAAA unable to wear In the confines of his closed car. When Von Hlndenburg appeared at tho station to dopart, tho streets for many squares woro packed with ox clted crowds which raised a tumul tuous cheer and again nnd again, un til the train was out of sight, tho "hochs" resounded from thousands of throats. A short tlmo previous, Prince Au gust appeared on tho station platform and was received with a few lifted hats, but without choors. . Hot Water Each Morning Puts Roses in Your Cheeks 5O0O3Kma3CttW 71 'T " iMat? To look one's best and feet one's best It to enjoy an Inside bath each morning to flush from the system the previous day's waste, sour fermentations and poi eonous toxins before It is absorbed Into the blood. Just as coal, when It burns, leaves behind a certain amount of in combustible material in tho form of ashes, so the food and drink taken each day leave in the alimentary organs a certain amount of Indigestible material, tt Men If not eliminated, form toxin and poisons which are then sucked Into the blood through the very ducto which are Intended to suck in only nourishment to sustain the body. If you want to see the glow of healthy bloom in your cbeekf to see your skin et clearer and clearer, you aro told to rink every morning upon arising, a class of hot water with a teaspoonfu) of limestone phosphate In it, which Is a barraleM mean of washing the waate material and toxin from the stomach, Ilverkldnm and bowel, thus oleafts- lag, sweeUoicg aad purifying Ue asUrt alimentary tract, before putting more looa into trie siomacn. Girls and women with sallow skins, liver spots, pimples or pallid complex ion, nwo those who wako up with a coated tongue, bad taste, natty breath, others who aro bothered with headaches, bilious tpellt, acid stomach or constipa tion should begin this phoipliatcd hot water drinking and aie assured of very pronounced results In one or two welcs. A quarter pound of limestone plios- phato costs very llttio nt mo drug tioro but Is sufficient to demonstrate that lust as soap and hot water cleanses, purines and freshens tho tkln on tho outside, so hot water and limestone ptasplute act nn the Inside orirant. Wo must always 'consider that Internal sanitation Is vast ly more important than outside cleanli ness, because the ekln pores do not ab sorb Impurities Into the blood, while tho bowel pores do. Women who desire to enhance the beauty of their complexion should Just try tpia for a week aad boUo rctvlts. WHY? Uso ordinary Fir Flooring when you enn buy tbo famous LONG-BELL FORKED LEAF OAK FLOORING For less than you would pny for u good carpotT On account or n recent decline In tho market wo nro able to make tbeso exceptionally low prices: 13-16x2',; Cir. Quartered Whltn Oak $225.00 13-lGx2; Clour Plain White Oak $170.00 13-16x2Vi No. 1 Common Oak $ 00.00 3-8x2 Clear Quartered Wlilto Oak $176.00 3-8x2 Clear Ploln Wlilto Oak $120.00 Wo have this stock stored In dust and molsturo proof bins ready for Iminedlnto delivery. Wo invito your Inspection. BIG BASIN LUMBER CO. I'HONi: 107 Bitf Cooking Electrically the ideal method Electrically equipped kitchens hold no terrors for the housewife. They are cool, cozy, and comfortable in the summer. They eliminate the drudgery, the grime and the nerve racking tension caused by wood stoves. The expense is surprising ly low. Let us tell you about it. AVV California -Oregon Power Company "Let as be your servant' Ai.