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THE EVENING HERALb, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
..- THVnSBAy, tVLY to.
PREDICTS FULL
. OF.
Forces of Islam Will Gain
Supremacy, Declares Sir
: Rabindranath Tagore
CALCUTTA, July . 19. Sir Hab-
indranath Tagore, Bengali poet and
. 1913 recipient of the Nobel prize
or literature, says in an interview
. that on his last visit to America
In 1920 he was greatly shocked and
disappointed by the selfish, nation
alistic spirit which he found, and
that he did not Intend to visit the
country again. With regard to In
dian affairs, the poet predicted that
the Mohammedans would soon gain
supremacy over the Hindus, bring
ing- India again under Mohamme
dan rule.. -, ,' v". . 1
' Tagore was found at" his home
'and school at Shantlniketan (the
. abode Tot peace,) . which is about
. four and a half hours by rail from
Calcutta. When asked if he intend
. ed ever to go back to Europe and
America, the poet said, that while
his first visit to America, in 1916,
had . led : him to ' believe that the
i United States had become ao power
ful and so advanced. In civilisation
that she would be able to avoid
'fwar herself and would also, by
economic pressure', be' able to pre--vent
Jong conflicts between other
nations, his last visit had, brought
only - shock , and disappointment.
The country was war-mad, he said,
and without the patience to listen
to philosophers, poets or dreamers.
"I am afraid many of ten. things
J, had to say ; were unpopular," he
added, "because an intense spirit
of nationalism was sweeping Am
erica. . I am opposed to natlooalism
in every form. S'or me every ques,
tion is, an international, one. ,The
press and public men were clamor
ing for what they called 'hundred
per cent Americanism.' . Ah, but
4tinf f & DnffaiftiiB...tuiflara -- -
In answer to qu-jstions regarding
Aii''fuV'bf.;.ln4iB',:aKor8"'ip're-
Hlcted the conquest of Mohammed
anism '.over 'his' own. religion? of
Hinduism.. .... . "It . is t Dossible." he
isaid, ' "that Hinduism; may 'be a
Religion : of the past-before many
. years, and the Inhabitants of India
converted ; to ' Islam by .force.; "y'And
vhd knows- but .that- 'It might1 be a
good1 thing for India 'if the Moham
medans were to overrun it again?
"Hinduism Is a religion of pacif
ism, while the teachings' of Moham
med 'transform even our peaceful
' Hindus; Into fanatics with a lust to
fight. Even how Mohammedanism
spreading rapidly in Iqdia The
' latest figures shbwr thai; there are
-more Mohammedans here, in Ben
gal today than there are Hindus.
i So, if , the government falls into
the hands of the Indian people,, it
probably , will . mean Mohammedan
rule again., . But ' even that would
be,' preferable to the present gov
ernment, because it would be gov
ernment by our own' kindred.".
heirs of hamid to
fight for Fortune
CONSTANTINOPLE, July 19.
, American lawyers may soon begin a,
legal battle O establish the right, of
!the heirs" of the late Sultan Abdul
iiamid to oil properties and real es
tate in the territories now detached
Irom Turkey, estimated to be worth
, $500,000,000. The heirs of the for-
kner Sultan include four princes and
four princesses, and they are headed
by Prince Mehmod Sellm Effendl,
presumptive successor to the Cali
phate. ' '
j - The heirs are seeking satisfaction
Vt Lausanne, and if this endeavor
fulls they will Instruct their Amer
ican attorneys to begin legal pro
ceedings. They say that the Laus
anne conference seems inclined to
give a decision which would, class
the properties In question as be
longing to the Turkish crown. This
they aver is wrong, declaring that
according to law the properties
should pass to equal succession to
Abdul. Hamld's sons and (laughters,
and that they will take every means
to secure justice.
... Although the former government
of the committee of union and pro
gress usurped cetraln of the rights
of the heirs and did its best to In
validate succession, it is claimed
that It failed In Its object.
A number of American concession-hunters
have '. been after the,
. heirs to grant thorn Tights In the
Immense . domains of the. ,.; former
soverfgn of Turkey, and have com
peted with; British promoters In
their financial offnvs. If Lausanne
decides in favor of tho holrs, they
will be able to farm out the prop
erties without dolay, Otherwise thoy
will contost and make a legal fight.'
WAR MEMQRIAL FOR
TENNESSEE FALLEN
NASHVILLE, July 19. A 02,
000,000 memorial, testifying to the
regard of the people of Tennessee
for her sons who gave their lives
ta the World war, soon will take
its place among the most beautiful
and elaborate buildings o'. the kind
in this country.
While the majority of Tennessee's
troops were returning home , from
the greatest war of all history , in
the year 1919, and were being wel
comed in the larger cities with fer
vent celebrations and parades, pa
triotic citizens Inaugurated a move
ment designed to preserve to future
generations a record of the con
tributions and sacrifices these sons
pf the state had made in the gigan
tic struggle for world peace.
Patriotism was still at fever heat
when a measure was brought up in
the' general assembly to build a
$2,000,000 memorial to the Ten
nessee World . war voterans, espec
ially to the memor of the gold star
sons. . The bill passed easily.
; The state appropriated ?1,000,
000,. the city of Nashville raised
$600,000 and the county of David
son put up $400,000 and the post
war campaign crystallized into tho
plans for a structure which archi
tects claim will be one of the fin
est and most complete in the en
tire country.
The structure, according to the
designs, wilj be fashioned; after tho
claBslb Greek Doric ' order of . ar
chitecture similar v to : the famous
Parthenon, . an, exact "replica of
which stands in Centennial park in
Nashville. There is also to be quite
a similarity between this memorial
and the new' Lincoln memorial in
Washington, the architect- says.
In , the new .. building there will
be a capitol annex, and a museum
annex, connected by a memorial
court between the two buildings
and open to the skies with an alle
gorical statue in bronte or marble
gracing the center of the court, anil
tablets bearing the war records of
Tennessee soldiers killed In the war
upon the west wall of the court.
There will be four stories to the
structure, including the ground
floor, the entire length to bo: 385
feet an dthe width 115 feet. ,
Now On
G. M. C.
REX RENNER
234 Main St. ?
SHIP BY
MEDFORD-KLAMATH FREIGHT LINE
RELIABLE DAILY SERVICE
Medford, Klamath Falls and Fort Klamath
' arid Way Stations : . v'"
yy. r OFFICE: yy )U
U7S Main St., KUmatb FalU - Phone 648-W
EVERETT TRUE
4 UVINS
Yes, IT ovws-s Yoo A uvi n z, Ms
BUT Wit, HVe TO CC-T: 'A v dps
vi.s ls , on , Voy vto rgig
. , ,. .' The Retort Suspicions .
..'.'I'm sorry, but this bill is so dirty
tliat I'm afraid I can't use it," said
the trolley conductor, passing back
to the. passenger a grimy pleos of
paper, originally Intended to repre
sent a dollar. .
"Well, then," the pasesnger snap
ped, "if you can't use it, why don't
you turn it pver to the company?"
Kodak finishing at Stinsno's. &tf
J . O. O. F.
ProipeiiT'itebekaih, J04jmeeU
,., i'trrt and Third Thursdays ,
-Rwanaa Encampment 48, mm
. .. each Tuesday
Klamath Lodge 1ST) neeta each
' - '. Friday .'
-: WOOD
Good blocksput . in your win
ter supply at the right price.
Bnscmcnts filled, 98.50 per load.
Single loads $4.00. . Big loads.
J. W. DODSON
Phono 270
SHOW CARDS
FRED LEONETTI s
at '
., STJGARMAN'8 -
If you want1 yonr car
WASHED, POLISHED
SIMONIZED
And ' rightly done, bring it to
Klamath Automobile
Laundry
1317 Main St
Ono block beyond White Pelican
Hotel
Cars Called For and
, Delivered
, . - Phone 602 .,
Display
Trucks
Phone' 397-W'
By CONDO
TIT.
Kodak
ILeaveYour Filrtvs
'MoreSO'clooK-Your
Apt Pictures aw
II
U's! KLAMATH FALLS OREGON ffatvl
V 7 WHERE PAHTItUUAR rKUrLE tti 01
WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE
DAILY STAGE
to
Leave Klamath Falls...!
Arrive Crater Lake in time for lunch.; .
Leave Crater Lake .:........1 :C0 P. M.
Arrive Klamath Falls in time for dinner.
CRATEK LAKE STAGE OFFICE
RECKARD AUTO SERVICE
115 N. 6 th Street
Phone 77
- Merchant Tailor
, 109 South Seventh Street
: y ' Hart Building
CHAS. J. CIZEK
, . .....
High Quality Material and Work Promptly Done
'i-iv ;v.-.fe -'-- .,. .,' .' .';.-; " :
Kodak Finishing
Films received before 9 A. M.
Ready the same
91 ft ... .A .
y a MaQ order
STAR DRUG CO.
METROPOLITAN GARAGE
' open day and night
, V's.; 1st Class Workmanship Guaranteed ':
Can Wash and Polished Called for and Delivered
franklin-rickenbacker automobiles
y'H. D. PETERSON, Prop. y .
Phone 668 . :
Louis K. Porter
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
Emma
-.j:.'.. . , STOCK IX . . ,
First National Bank
of Klamath Falls
V. I AT RKAHONABI.E KIGURK
Tiiko, BilvniKngc of this chanco to pnrticlpato In the'
earnlnRS ,of ;n hnnk In your l(Knllly nnd do your slmre In,',
j financing tUb lUuildlnK up of this district. , .. i, ';
' Hnnk Mock should now ho a Rood InveKlmeiit. ' This bank
Is reprcHcnied by (lie seller to bo solvent nnd in Hood con-
dUlllll. :.,;,;- V .'.,':.. -Vr.
' ' If J on Hi ititcrcstcd, wrllo' Rox 1 12, Marshf lcll, Ore
' Son. Any reaaonablo offer will be considered on 10-shnro
lots, and . further Informntlon furnished on rcqnost.
usmess
9
Work
ready at 3 p.
,.:......8:00 A. M.
day at 5 P. M.
0041 prosiBtly
Block
(X))
V 1 i
ft
CONCRETE
Permanent aa tha Pyramid
.'.: , '"-. .1
Concrete Pipe
8wer Pipe
Water Pipe ' ,
' Culvert Pipe
Irrigation Pipe
Concrete Brick
Faoa Brlofc '
Common Brick
. . Floor Tllo
' Mantel Brick
Concrete Blocks
Chimney Blacks
. , Building Blocks
Foundation Block
Concrete Contracting
Sidewalks and Curb
Foundations '
' Floor ,.
. ' Concrete Materials
; Cement '
. V Screened Band ..
, . . ..' , Gravel ' -
CONCRETE PIPE CO.
Phone 228J -' 6th and Market 8ts.
NEW STAGE LINE
-' by ' '';' ;
Central Auto Service
Ashland and Medford '
Phone 818-W for Roscrvitllon
103 So, Seventh Hart Uullding
leave Klamath Fall 7:30 a.i m.
Arrive Medford 119:80 P. M.
Free dinner every day
upon arrival at Medford'
at Hotel Holland. .
.!'..- -.
I Iavo Meford 8:00 P. SI. "
Arrive Klamath Kalla 7:00 P. M.
. t Dully Service Roth Wny '
BEND STAGE V
Lv. Klamath Falls 8 a. m.
Ar Bend i 6 p. m.
Lv. Bend 8 a. m.
Ar. Klamath Falls 6 p.m.
.:. Offices At : v- '
REED AUTO SUPPLY
COMPANY :
- : and :
CITY TRANSFER CO.
RECKARD'S AUTO
. LIVERY CO.
; Phone 77 ,'.':J .
Night and Day Service
: 115 N. Sixth St
Look for the cars with
Black and White Signs
t : i
STAGE; ' .
Klamath Falls, Chlloqnla
..; -..and Kirk . ,
Leave Klamath Falls 10
a. m. and 3:30 p. m.
115 N. 6th St. Phone 77
Geo. A. Bell
GORDON
Auto service
Formerlyj with Coe
Phone (500
, 531 Main St. ,
Klamath Falls, Oregon
Come To Ashland and
Get Well '
. at the.
- Convalescent Home
( You will receive
LOVING OARIi!, GOOD CHIClOlt
AND RUST OF FOOD
' - If like
, "flolnif homo to your folks," :
1187 Mnnrlnlr Ave. Phono 845
All Llpc-a of ncnuiy Culture
Open EvcnluK
Iiy Carnrgla Llhrnry
American Legion
, KLAMATH POST NO.
Menllnm let and 8rd Tueaday
Onwt Honiio Baemont
. H. U. OliTZ, Commandet .
Phone m-H :
'.""; DrE. Dietsche
Pliynlcluh and Surgeon
" Of'ifoi Room and 1
,,: iv Hnjtannan nid. '
Offlco Hours: llilB, 8-0
, f Sunday I O-IO
Phonosi Offlco 883, He 060W
oa j. a GOBLE
. r OPTOKKTRIHT . OPTIOIAH
7o Haai iM.... , Phoaie 188-W
We fit and iTlns Iuhi Pof
eat ferokea 1him, repair tram.
W. i U l PATTERSON
, Contracting Painters
630 S. 6th Phone 582-J
DR. C X RAMBO
,: Dentist.-,,'.
L a Q. S, BaUala
PBOIfS 1 .
CHIROPRACTORS
Dim. MAIiUETT MAUiETT
Offlco over Cn.lerwood'e .
7th & Mnla Phone 4S0
Residence Phone 587 .
J. C CLEGHORN
... fSD HIj"BVCTOR
Phone vn-i iss s, ainninj
DR. G. B. BEAN
Chiropractor
Office, Room O, liomnl Bid
Iltmrs 10 a. ni t 13 m. I 9J to 5
n. m 0:00 to 8 p. m, I'lione 884
NU BONE CORSETS
- . Made to. Tour Measure ' .
; , . Guaranteed !
Mr. Rose Randall
621 Jefferson St. Phone 877-W
Phono 082-W 028 S. '8th Bt.
' Klumatb Fall ,. .
HEBE K.. HOLMAN
Carpenter 1 and Cabinet Wort
Kepnlr Hvork of nil kinds.
PR. F. R. GODDARD
O8TKPOATHI0 rTfTSIOIAJI
'.',. ..AND SUBOBOIf ,. ,i;':
Offjoe and Residence Fhoaaw BaU
I. O. O. W. TBKPIdi ,
5. CROUCH, D.V.M.
- Veterinary Snrgeoa '
Deputy , State Veterinarian.
280 IT. Oth St.
Phone MM
DR. H. J. WINTERS
Oraduato and State Registered
OPTICIAN
Nineteen - year here In bnilneM
Prompt Service . ,
. 714 Main Street
.. ...fCoe's Auto Service. .
PHohe 168
Stnnd-ii At -. Central Hotel Next''
Door to . : Cm rln's Drug Store,
NEW CITY LAUNDRY?
Finished Work
Flat Work , . .''
i Bough Dry ' '
HPal Xetur Dnd la Ou '
, rilONB 194 . ... . '
Ouras Mala aa Ut '
: -
, fej.,ikj) Main j
CRS Street '
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