The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 07, 1922, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text? PMDAY, JUIA 7, 10W. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Page Two ik The Evening Herald r. R. OOUL.BdMor art Pablbtwr F. C. NMfii'AtfrpnWaKlb-Miter ; ; ,'Ti ' '" Publish dllr aicest Sunday. b Toe Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Faltn, at 11H Eighth street. Entered at the postofflce at Klam ath Falli, Ore., for a transmission through tba mails ai second-class matter, MRMnicn of Tim associated riifcss Tho Aanoelated Press is exeloitftw I enlllled to the uo for pnbllca- tion oi an new rttipatcbn credited lo ttf or not otherwise riedltedjtn nun piper, sou aisn ino iucm Dawn published herein. I'M DAY, JtJI.V 7, lltta, FOOLERY ENDED J l.oi Angelas Times) TilK Ku Klux Klan nro singing low and mournful these days. Tim conviction of the Ktaltod Cy clops, John il. Vllclln, In Uakcrs field, nnd tho threatened recall nf certain county officials affiliated 11 jlottlcJ - I AzcUicihj II Special Snle I of Middle V 95c TO $1.95 J VA'V? The Drug Store of Service, Quality and Low Prices Tnkc Plenty of Films Along on Your Trip Wo rof mitt money on unused mils Foot Comforts CIIOCOI.ATKS4 AND TAKI'IKS , CLASSIFIED APS MISCELLANEOUS i WANT TO RFNT Furnished or un i furnished house with garage, per FOR'RF.NTilouso Convenient for nianenl No clilldron Phono 2..2-.l two families. With bath. garage ! and barn. Phono 337-J, Logging Shoos repaired. Frost, Sixth St., off Main. Jack r.tf LOST One 35x5 Keaton Cord tiro, mounted on rim. between Klamath Fall and Crater Kako Lodge. Hi" with thn order havo been staggering turn to It. H, Ft. garage. Reward, blows to thn "Kluckers." According) '" to reports from Kern county, tl'j)F0lt 11KNT Comfortable sleeping members of thn "invisible linplrp" bavo meekly sued for peace, offering to ship nil tlielr fancy robes, their hoo-don words and their fancy titles back to Atlanta, Georgia. If tbe people nut hero will let up with the prosecutions. Thn probability la that th" 1 .01 Angeles members of lh" order are, for thn most part, Just as sore and Just as sorry as their Ilakersflelil brethren. Tho whole Ku Klux Klan movement will pass Into history R a fool episode. In the beginning It was without doubt organised for profit, trading on thn romantic but traltoroui record of the original Ku Klux Klan, which comn Into being after tin Civil war ntarted by unreconstructed rebels In defiance of thn United Slates govern ment. It Is very likely that the or ganlxers of thn second Ku Klux Klan took advantage of the fact thai a great motion picture "Tn mrtn or thn Nation" had thrown an aura of chivalry around a serrei society that never wan anything but vicious and reprehensible and disloyal to tho government As a lively method of collecting money thn Ku Klux Klan was amaz ingly successful. It proved very easy to find fat plumbers nnd romantic undertakers willing enough to dig up Jio Initiation fee for the thrill of Imagining themselves dressed up la hooded robes, tearing around the country on galloping hones, chasing mysterious black villains and uveng lug thn sluughtcr of Mae Marsh. Kvcrybody secretly lkea to "play act" even at 10 a head. Although a few vicious fools rode around in tho night, hidden behind masks, torturing pcopln by tho light of the Inconstant moon, tlw proba bilities are tbut most of tbe Ku Kluckers found the proceeding a bore and took Htlln part in tho affair be yond buying a rolm and paying the Initiation fen. and realizing they had been r.tung on both counts, Public official) worn thn spn liil victims of thn Ku Klux organisers. They probably knew better; but they wero too weak to resist this virtual blackmail. Onn nf th penalties of running for public, offlrn Is thn com pulsion of "Joining." Just before election and amazing number of now nocret an fraternal orders always spring Into existence, last long enough to collect iho initiation fees and then gracefully give up tho ghost but not the money. Tim candidates bavo to Join them all: lhat'a part of being a candidate. Jurt so, iho ran dldates and the officeholders Joined thn Ku Klux. They ara all sadder nnd wiser no1. It didn't prove, after all, to bo very romantic, galloping furiously lo the rerfiie In Fords, especially when them were no fascinating young ladles to rescue. Plowing u round In Jim middle of iho night with a rniiplo of Me'" bootleggers tied lo a ropo and nobody knowing what to dd.nexf with thorn dldn,'t seem to bo Bitch, a thrllng affair, after aj, and Involved mosciulto Idles and a loss, of sleep. Tho, Ku Klux Klan bus passed, leaving certain romantic cavaliers of tho sunny south with pncknlH bulg ing with initiation fees and with the rest of thn world Hi"' richer und wiser fo? knowlug Urn names of a largo collection of dampbools, rooms, Reasonable anr. s. ;th st fi-S" FOR SAM: Hit? llulck, first class condition. See Rex llenuer, 701 ! 11th St. l-S 1 . I FOR SAI.K Old papers, suitable for I underlying linoleum, carpet, etc., wrapping and packing. Ten cent, a largo bundle. Herald office. tf FURNlTURi: KKPAlltni) 1'phol- j stored and reflnlshed mattresses renovated All work guaranteed. W. 1 W. Donart. Phdno t?S-V. 12- Jv ; I1L0CKS FOtl Sale, $T. Oft per cord. ' AIIL.AUI. TllANSFI.il Will move ou j- v- niltbrle fi-12 anjtlnte, unywbere. lleasouable. ' ' . 1 Bf.3-J. 7tf CAN'AItlKS Fon sam: Rose St. -Call fl.Mj priH.MWTioN or siumiivs Imyt So. 1 t'M 19c it lUiVTl'tl .'t.in Inr .li.llvi.rv AnnlvllV Till" I'lllPllJT I'niMW OI' Till' IT 1, .-.' ,... . ,.. ..'...-.-.,-,'.-... ..v....... W11.I Wi ,111,11 ...,l) J t-. ., . . t. .! I !..... . ... . ' A llnllldar DjIh. Seventh and Kliilil ith. fiif FOlt RKNT 3 room furnished j house. Inquire 50C N. 9th St. G-S WANTK0 Woman for general housework on ranch. Phonel6-F iff. 6.; STATi: OF OUKCON, FOR KI.AM-1 J MATH COUNTY. I Dr. Warren Hunt,, Plaintiff, vs i It. O. Vincent, Defendant. J J To It. 0. Vincent, the above named 1 Defendant. IN TilK NA.Mi: OF Till: STATI uf inti.iiu.: 1011 are iiereiir re- FOR.SAI-K-IC0 awa. undor Irrl-' urp(J , appar am, an,W(.r tUt. J gallon soon, will take proptrty In Klamath Fulls In eiehangee, Phone 34 4-J. 5-? u:x waxtkii: For servlcu as Railroad Machinists Boilermakers litacksmith Klectrlcian.t Sheet Metal Workers Pipe Fitters Copper Smiths Car Repairers Tlnnorn Car Inspectors Helpers all clashes. Under strike conditions best ex. plained of the statement follews: "In this ras thn conflict is 1 I Complaint filed agalnU you In 1 above entitled r.-uw.t. nn or li.tfnr.. Hi.. ' 17th day of July, 1922, that bolng the : iatt day ulthln which defendant Is 'allowed to ansuer herein, as fixed ' by tho Court for "Publication of Sum j mons, and If you fall so to answer, the plaintiff will lake Judgment I against you for th,. sum of (tlon.no 1 (ogtber with Interest thereon at the ; ratn of S, j.or annum from Febru ary 17, 1921; al.to for the sum of li::.7o; also $7..no Attorneys fee. together with plaintiff's costs and disbursements herein, nnd that exe cution Issue against thn following real property of tho defendant now levied upon at the Instance of tho plaintiff by the sheriff of Klamath pursuant to Namely: Lots I Six and Seven of Woel: Threo (3) no., Williams Addition to thn City i the, of 1 Important Price Reductions Our July offerings t thoso v-(luci-d prices arc real bargains. Puretest Zinc Stenrnte Allays irritation duo to perspir ation. Bettor than any Talcum for diaper rash. 125c size special at Rexnll Liver Salts Recommended for rheumatism, stomach and liver disorders. A mild laxative. (50c ACkp special at i7C Harmony Liquid Shampoo The best liquid shampoo for the hair, containing with other in gredents saponified cocoanut oil. 50c size special Q at Firstaid Adhesive Tape On spools. One inch wide and five yards long. 50c OQ size special at . Jonteel Face Powder With the purchase of one pack age of Jonteel Face Powder (your choice of tints) at the regular price of 50c, we will give you free a 25c cake of high ly perfumed Jonteel Soap. Stationery A one-pound package of Cas cade Linen Writing paper and a package of 50 Cascade Linen envelopes. Soc value CQC special at JJ r. y...ftVj.. (WjgRtel&JS. '. Vr 4' Corn I'iml ;.kaT .iK !; r-vr; "in - 'i rnsn rrnm Fiilryfout Fnltyfool Ciltyfoot Fulryfoot Fiilryfool Kexi.ll Retail Tl Allen's Fool ('net hi Corn Caloclde Oillgro Freennlie i (letHll Corn I'lnslets lluulon I'liisteis Sufi Corn Ri'meilj CiiIIoiin Remedy Powder Hulwiit Powdei Kane Cure We ft. (Ml IWe . ,IWe . ..Ufle . un B.V . IWe Hie IWe . .IWe a I. on .. IWo ll.lc Haas1 SAN FRANCISCO 10 oz. box .05 20 oz. box ?1.25 We'll Loan You a Camera For mir trip lly depiiHltlng $3 r.ti you gel n SA llrownle Camer.i for use for lf iI;i)m Tlix M Mi will be refuiided upon tetiirn nf the Camer.i, WE FEATURE FRESH EASTMAN FILMS Firstaid Emergency Packet A convenient, Compact Kit for treating slight wounds. Also for campers, autoists and travelers. A sturdy box con taining cotton, adhesive plas ter, iodine, gauze bandage and gauze, for 60c. Talcums Mellliell's T.1I0IIIII 'I"'" Ylfiiiicn's Ror.i KmiU . 'We Colg.lle's TiiIcuiiih 5W"' Talc Jonteel WeiindtWe M.ivls TiiIciiiii f I.imiiiihI HV Three Flower Tulcuiu 'M" llouiiuet Itniuen Tiili'iliu JH'e I'oiiipeinu I'm grim in . .... . 'l"c .lolin'ou's llaby T.iImiiii Uie Siitlbb'H Talcums . SHe Cjrn Nome Toilet Powder l.Ml DJerkUs Talniin , il"e I..ieH'n M,u:il:i Tulcinn "H Just as the Doctor Orders I'.very Ingredient pure uml fresh exiuiltn rare In everv detail- !"klll of long experience price Inwetl consistent with iiuiillty. 'Ilml'a Imi 111' fill iii'M'rlllniii, Swim-Kapi I'll 11 ey en in In clover shapes an, I pup. 11 In r 1 iilurn Uhliu: r.in nf pure kiiiii rubber. '.'. In SI. nil. Odorono An nntlsrpilr Idiuld preparntion that prevents excessive pcraplrullon under till. nrniM Destroys all odors of per splrailou :!" nnd line. Lemon Soap I.iioIm like .1 l.emoil IVi-Ih like 11 l.elnoli :i for " Skcetcr Skoot Will keep llliHiilllllIrt uwil)' Jiut nib II Utile nil he evpiMiil pariM of your bod) or put some on n I'lnlli and hatiK near our face while asleep nnd III04IIIoh will mil cimie ueiir J.'m- nnd .liic per bollle Gee! But they make my feet feel Kood! Rexall Foot Bath Tablets, 25c ii.tiit xirrs Venida lijjlr Nets. Cap nnd Fringe shape Single or Double Mesh l.-.c, 2 for IWe (alnsborousli Hair Nets I Oe i-nrli STAR DRUG CO. Fifth and Main Streets rors'T.ii.v piins WAlerm.111 "Ideal" Wuhl Temiiolllt KUJlll In a7.INI Rversburii I'enclU ki.ihi in ata.iHi I'oiinlaln Pens llep.ilre.l K. I. COMPANY I'll.KS IN HUIT ItKPliY (Continued from raga 1 1 191K, deeding hack to tho company Illoclc 10, wjilch dead was placed on record In volume iO of deeds at page. 119, Thn cpmpany denies that If per mitted to rotuln the, property that, thn county will loso S17G,000 as charged In tho complaint, or any oth or sum. gress signed ny president wiison es. itou " m- .uuuijr .fita uuuuj tablished a tribunal to itectdo conui-.of Klamath County, Oregon, for thei hvening Herald, a nowspaper, pun tiona which arn submitted to It In a pUrposo of satlsfylMc tlm Judgment ' llshed at Klamath Falls, Klnmuth CX reigns0"? 8"h!Vnrruna!l ' ed in th,,c,.on County. Oregon, by order of th,, Hon- aeainst which the shun crafts urn THIS summons is published In The oraoie a i i.eavut, juugn oi Mini striking; Regardless of any question, of thn right of men to strlkn thn men who take strikers pUces are merely I accepting wages and working rondl-i tlons prescribed by a government) tribunal and are performing a public! servlc. They are not accepting thei wagea and working conditions which' an employer Is trying to Impose, For this reason public sentiment and full government power will protect thn' nvn who remain In their positions and new men who may come In " Adequate provisions have been mad for thn full protection of all new employees thn saran ns old em ployees who bavo remained loyally at work. Applicants should apply to thn offlco of thn Superintendent j at Portland Union Station, or to the) assistant Superintendent at Rose., burg. j. h. nYr.n, f.'eo. Mgr. Southern I'ai Ifle. Jy r,.fi ' FOR SAI.K A-l Worklngman'H ho tel. 43 bedrooms. I.undi room, kitchen, lobby; ec. Will' take South ern Cullfnrnlu real estate iih part payment. Address 1.140 .Main St. r.-I2 WANTKD 2 good motor trucks, equipped for logging, to take con. trait for season. Qood road, throe quarters mile haul. Sen Marlon Nino or phono 23-F-3. R-8 Old papers have a multitude of uses besides packing, wrapping or carpet underlaying, Dig bundle ir cents, two for 2.1 centii, Herald of fice. r,.s WH.I, SF.I.I, on terniH of nolhlng down and tin. 00 per month, or tradn for Portland lot. the following preperty: lH 2, Dlock 0 on Spring street nnd corner lot on Wall nnd Canal, all c)ear, O. K. Parsons, 411 Allsky ltulldlng, Portland,' Oregon. C-8 ROOM AND HOARD 19 tho weok, or by day. C1C Pine St. Phono 37CW. CI 1 FOR RKNT Nicely furnished front room, Rath and phono, SI 2 N. 9th 81. ' 5-7 WANTED Walter or waitress and chalmbermald. Phono Eagle Ridge Tavern. ' 3tf STAR THEATRE TODAY AND SATURDAY THE INIMITABLE Will Rogers in "Doubling for Romeo" You have seen WII.I. ROOKKS as a cowboy, as a holio and us a Swedo sailor her,, he Is doubling for thn greatest lover the world has ever known Wo have never seen a funnier picture In our movie epermnie You'll say thn samo when Vt (fl i SUNDAY John Barrymore in "THE LOTUS EATER" , Court, dated Jun 1st , 1922, direct-j Ing finch summons lo bn publlihed ! not less than owe a week for sit ' sucrcsslvii weeks, and ordering Hinl iluto of first publlcalloii lo let June 2 1922. ONIIH.I. ti IRWIN. Ily John Irwin i AOornnyn for Plalnllff: Officii audi Post Offlru Address No. I2H North Ob Street, Klamath FalN, Klaiu- , ath County, Oregon. J 2-9-1 1;-2.1-30 Jy 7-H i llrunswlck phonographs nro never disappointing when compared with oilier makes, Currin saj'H ho. T m .Modern drug nlores carry n large vurlety of merchandise Tell us jour wants. Currln's for ilrugH. T I At the LIBERTY tonight DON'T FORGET CHAPTER TEN OF 'STANLEY IN AFRICA-TONIGHT I'iU'III.i H("in in her crowning success, WII.I) IIONKV." from thn world-famous linvil by Cynthia Slorkley When you see Prlicllln Dean si reaming "Run for )our lltes!" and then look upon the bursting of the dam nnd I he terrible flood sweeping upon the iinNUspectlug li. wn. )ou'll feel th thrill of the nge -wiu'll see a scene thai you'll never forget hi long iih you live Klamath Packing Company Palace Meat Market 524 Main St. Phone 08 Saturday Specials Corn Beef . .12i&15c Pot Roasts 12I-&15C Boiling Beef .. 8&10c Lard, No. 5s 85c Lard, No. '10s $1.(55 20c Pork Roasts . , Boneless Shoulder Lamb , 25c Breast Lamb 10c Bacon Squares . .. .20c All Kinds of Cold Lunch Meats Extra Fancy Fryers, Hens and Belgian Hares Two Deliveries Daily, 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. Lettuce 10c head Carrots 9e bunch Beets, 9c bunch Turnips fie lb. Cabbage (5c lb. Radishes 7c Onions 7c New Potatoes (5c lb. Peas 10c lb. String Beans Tomatoes 20c t Water Melon 5c Cantaloupes 15c Oranges 70c Lemons 40c B.ananas 17c lb. Grape Fruit 14e Blackberries 15c Raspberries 20c Gooseberries 2Ibs. 25c lb. Green Apples lie lb. Fiyers .10c lb. We wholesale and re tail Produce and Eggs. We fill mail orders for anything and to any place. Eggs .'We per do.en in case lots. Public Market Ninth and Klamath Phone 1G9-W 1..by.S?ai.rm.ai.U ?, wl,00Kr County. Stato of Oregon. V. S. n. R. Labor Hoard. In his. ., ' . .,,,,,,J, v ent of July Frst reading as,a wrIt ot Attachment. .S ,: i Six and Seven of Illock "in tnis case tnn enntuct is no-.. Williams Addition to the city ofi Xm emp 1-IM.I.I l'llIH'I.V..Hs.... , , ibis country, through an act of con-' ,n honied plat of said addition of, Start Canning Cherries Now $2.45 per Crate ' r ' ' e v '' ' ' ; in j. I'jjtiT'r b .