The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 22, 1915, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH
Editor
Published dally except vaaeay by
The HeraM Pablkktag Company of
Klaauth Veils, et 11B Foarta Street,
atoaee. Georte Blehn.lS-lt
Eatered at 'the postoHee at Klam
ath Falls. Oregoa, for traasmlttloa
through the mails as second-class
natter.
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KLAMATH FALLS, ORBGON
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HOLLOW BVILDOra.
AND SILO. BLOCKS
AND FLUBS ,
ALL KINDS OF CONCRETE
Sidewalk, Floors aad
Retalatag Walla
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Sixth and Walnut
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BLOCK WOOD
Will never be cheaper tfaaa aow.
Voa eboald profit by the low price.
Single load $2.50
Double load $3.75
to stock ap for the winter
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Jterijr t Hilyard, Prop..
M. Cer. Sth aad Oak
Preuitt4adelcieat aerrlce, Good
' bones vaad arst class rhm
ECAUSE tho commercial organl
xatlons ot this commaalty baa
tailed to accompllah what was ex
pected of it, shonld not be anHclent
cause for Indictment of all commer
cial bodies and the community or
ganisation idea, any more than the
failure of a maa la business is suffl-
dtnt reason for condemning all busi
ness. A Tory large proportion ot the
business undertakings result la ab
solute failures. Tet no one will haTO
the. hardihood to declare there should
be no mora business.
The general cause ot failure In
ordinary "business operations are pre
cisely the same as those bringing
failure to tho commercial organisa
tion. Among the causes leading to
business failures are the personality
of the one engaged in business and
his manner of conducting It, lack of
capital and absence ot personal sup
port ot trade. The same will apply
to the destiny of a commercial or
ganisation. In fact, a properly ar
ranged commercial or community
building organisation Is a business
a big business and the principles ot
business are just as essential to suc
cess In' it as in any business under
taking.
The essentials for success In com'
merclai organisations are: METHOD,
MANAGEMENT, MONET and MEN.
The method, or plan of organisa
tion is a matter for first considera
tion, as it calls for recognition at the
start that the organisation Is to be
run on business principles.
The plan should be such as to call
for a form of management to meet
the requirements of the community
and the peculiar problems with which
it will have most to deal.
The plan must be such as to pro
vide adequate capital for conducting
the business. Lack of funds will
cripple commercial organisation
work just as quickly and as surely
aa any other business.
The most important of the things
mentioned Is the last named men.
By this Is meant not simply mem
bership, although this Is part of it:
but the term "men" in this relation
calls for the rendering of personal
service by the members to the or
ganization, in carrying out Its plans
lor furthering the interests of the
community.
The desire to do something for the
beneflt of the city is a right motive.
But to Insure success In the commun
ity building organization, right meta
ode should be employed.
Rev. H. J. Van Ueesea preached
aere Sunday eveatet to a' toad con
gregation. Monday atoraiag ha held
the fourth quarterly coafereace at
the church when the aceoaats aad
records for the church year were
audited aad approved. Repreaeata
tlves were preeeat from Lorella, Poo
Valley, Dairy aad Boaaasa. The
Superintendent expressed his pleas
ure at the attendance which was the
largest la the history ot the church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Walker were present
ed for baptism previous to the coa
fereace and received Into fall mem
bership. This circuit shown a good
increase la numbers ovea when the
losses, from death and removal are
filled. A hearty and unanimous la
vltatlon was extended to the pastor
Rev. S. W. Hall to return for a third
year.
Her. Van Hossea leaves oa Wed'
nesday for Beatty, Lakevlew, Pais
ley and Summer Lake.
Rev. Hall preached to a tall house
at Langell Valley Sunday aad christ
ened the infant son, William Paul,
ot Mr. and Mrs. Kus Keller. The
baby being presented for baptism" by
Mrs. Keller's mother, who Is vkttlag
here from Portland.
Mrs. Warren 3, Yahe left Moaday
for her parents' home la Olyapia,
Wash., accompanied by her two chil
dren.
Miss Ethel Hawxhurat, a grand
daughter of Mr. Bertholf, Is keeping
house for him while his wife and
daughter aro at the exposition.
Mrs. Corpening ot Olene was vis
iting her sister Mrs. Hlekman, last
week.
George Gillette suffered a fractur
ed shoulder when a colt slipped and
fell on him last Saturday.
Bess Kilgore who was operated
on for acute peritonitis Is doing nice
ly now and seems to be on a fair road
to recovery.
Boston Americans' Grea.0utMd
Mr. Daniel went to the Falls Mon
day.
Monroe Lyttle has bought a new
Adriance self binder from the Sedge
store.
ProL Burke and Will Chassmla
drove to Merrill Tuesday to Bee about
some horses.
James At Nail, who was injured
recently in an automobile accident
in Oakland, is recovering.
Fred Schrelter, who herds sheep
for Mr. Paddock, had the base ot his
skull fractured while driving from
Bonanza recently. He was taken
back to Bonanza where Dr. Johnson
attended his wound. He is well on
the road to recovery.
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The Boston Americans, who did
not show well in the beginning of tho
season, are now getting Into their
stride, and have gone to second placo
in the American league. At the dls-
with the Tigers of Detroit, and tho
White Sox- of Chicago for the pen
nant. Their advance Is due largely to the
awakening ot their outfield, made' up
ot Speaker, who Is believed to draw
the highest salary in baseball, and
Lewis and Hooper, who had not
shown In ttielr real form during the
earlier part of the season. In ono
gamo with tho New York Americans
tance It seems they will fight it outjtho other day Speaker mado no fewer
than five hits in five times at bat.
In the opinion ot biuieua.ll men this
Is tho greatest outfield In any club,
and that goes despite tho fact that Ty
Cobb is a member ot nnothor club.
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KLAMATH CAN boast ot one beat
prostration yesterday.
utawiSEN THE Kaiser and the
strikers, Old Mexico has almost been
forgotten.
it- this ESPEE company would
figure up at the end of each week the
time that the so-called daily choo
choo lost on each trip
ANNOUNCEMENT.
I wish to announce that I have
moved from the Golden Rule Store
to the Hotel Hall lobby. Hours from
1 to 6 p. m. Massage, shampolng,
hair dressing, scalp treatment aad
manicuring done at your home be
tween' the hours of 8 and IS a. m.
Scalp j treatments 12 for $5.00. I
guarantee to cure dandruff. Switch
es dyed and repaired. Will make
you a switch out of the camblags or
match your shade In new hair.
29-4t HELEN M. TURNER.
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T THE END ot each week they
would save time by taking the train
off.
IT IS RUMORED that a big crowd
Is going to Trek. What for? The
ball game a weak from Suaday,
NOW THATtWB have the weeklr
baad coaeerts. the city Is aet as a
whole appreciating them. The
crowds are
THE MUSIC IS' good. But there
Is an excuse la there beiag bo place
to sit after oae.gats tkera,
IT IS EITHBR stand oa'tae aide
waUsv.alt oa the curb or taka'a ehaace
em twlac eaUe mjnt whlefc u
PffwaaWy daasp freaswatahag, ' j
maioifti n n's sfccp-,. mmw
What's the matter with having the
Aakeny Ditch given Immediate atten,
tioa? Vote for A. J. Lyle for mayor.
Jast try me. 16 adv.
Herald want ads get results,
RECIPE TO CLEAR
A PIMPLY SKIN
PIMPLES ARE IMPURITIES SEEK
ING AN OUTLET THROUGH THE
SKIN PORES
Pimples, sores and bolls usually re
sult from tozlnB, poisons and Impur
ities which are generated in the bow
els and then absorbed iatd the blood
through the very ducts which should
absorb only nourishment to sustain
the body.
It is the function of the kidneys
to filter impurities from the blood
urine, but in many instances the
bowels create more toxins and Impur
ities than the kidneys can eliminate,
then the blood uses the akin pores
as the next best means of getting rid
of these Impurities which often break
out all over tho skin In the form of
pimples.
Tho surest way to clear tho skin ot
theno eruptions, says a noted author
ity, Is to get from any pharmacy
about four ounces of Jad Salts and
take a tablespoonful In a glass of hot
water each morning beforo break
fast for one week. This will prevent
the formation of toxins in tho bow
els. It also stimulates the kidneys to
normal activity, thus coaxing them
to filter the blood of Impurities and
clearing the skin of pimples.
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, harmless
and Is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon Juice, combined with
llthla. Here you have a pleasant, ef
fervescent drink which usually makes
pimples disappear; cleanses the blood
and la excellent for the kldneva nn
well.
( I'sld Advertisement)
What's the matter of linvlmr the
city take over the cemetery? Vote
for A. J. Lvln for iiifivn. .I.ia
Atlri nnaf thorn sin In .1. fowm mI .. '
" mvm ui. u. uv vM vim,ll. nfltf
Yes, Madam ,we sell nothing
but the Highest Grade of Para
Food Groceries, at very reason,
able prices, too.
Let as nuke aa everlaetlaf
castomer of yoa by pleasing
you with. BETTER grocesiee
for LBSS money with aa nne.
celled, delivery service.
Let aa coaviaee yoa by giv
ing a a trial order.
Tnwie a tfca Fan Food Geac
ry that aaalsflaa, ,
Phone ordera receive tha same
arefm
VAN RIPER BROS.
"Get the Habit"
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;nouio action. Vote for A. I. Llla for
iiiaynr. Jut try me. Is adr
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Hie rKT et raamtry, see Chllfoi. Z I
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HOWABOUTACHISEL?
Vim en n have ono tiny slio for any
ptiri'imi nml t niiy lrlce. AH
linvi' keen edges nml nre remly for
imo Tliexo tools, together with
tnw. plnuo. Immmcr, etc.. eonstl
tme nhiiiit nil you'll need nt home
mid every innn lini tm lor them
(reiitiently.
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Wm. C. Hurn Hardware Co.
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MR. FISHERMAN
Com lo
Spink's Fishing and
Camping Resort
ON SPRING CREEK
Rate per Day $2.00 Ptar WmIc $12.50
STOCKMEN!
We are prepared to receive liiirr( mule or rattle, either fur
pnliire or for wile oa contatlMloii nt I ho big Weed Kaarh, near
Fun KtaniAlli. We also buy anil mll liore sail males.
Wo lum aecured Uir Weeil lUnrli of UI.OM arrm, aad will u
Il u n vnt awtembllag place for all klmb of stork, where k will b
eonrrnlent fr buyers lo makr lnpertlH. Horses broken to work
or rlile.
Cluirgr for iwulure Hore, 7.V xr iniiath; Calllr, AeV per
mk'iiiIi, For further itartlcaUr write
J. F.ADAMS & SONS
PORT KliAMATII, ORHGON
1M nimiiiinremrni rsrrles the mrsaage to yon thai
y Western Transfer Co.
Ilaiilluu l'Nieni;erii, Unggsge sad Frahilil lo Mall lioala for
Calkins & Hamilton
1'lntnv IH7, nr leare orders at MM Mala street.
A NEST EGG
Si il rd nwny with us and constant
ly iiehiK added to nnd piling up
lutorcwt which keeps compounding
will Miirnly put you In a position
when you will be Independent
Inter on, Wo ask you to open
your Initial savings account with
us. Wo pay four per cent, com
HHindrd semi-annually.
FIRST STATE MB SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
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BEST RESULTS
If you load your camera with the
genuine Eastman N. C. Film. We are
the only drug store in Klamath Falls
having it for sale.
Let us do your developing and
printing.
PRICES RIGHT
KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
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GARDEN HOSE
FOR SALE...at the cheapest pkee in Hm eky.
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