The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, September 21, 1916, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textw. V -wf &. n.8.,rr:MiiK.i si. mi THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . PACW iS. Jujo Minutes After the Great Span of the Quebec Bridge Collapsed 1i .lUTMtaaBSi ft real flick pcraon ahortly. At flrnt you feci a dull mlncry In tho kidney rpglon, you Buffer from backache, Blck headache, dizziness, otomach goto Hour, tongue coated and you feel rheumatic twinges when the weather Is bad. Kat lean meat, drink lots of water; hIho Ket from any pharmacist four ounces of Jad Salts; take a tablespoon- ful In a glass of water before break- fast for u few days and your kidneys vlll then act flno. This famous salts if made from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice combined with llthla, ana has been used for generations to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity, also to neutralize the hckir in urine, bo it no longer is a potirco of irritation, thus ending Mad der weakness. Jad Salts Is Inexpensive, cannot in jure; makes n delightful effervescent llthla water drink which cveryono flhuuld take now and then to keep thoi kidneys clean and active. Druggists ' hero say they sell lots of Jad Salts to folks who believe In overcoming kld-j ney trouble while It is only trouble. Adv. I IWVHMHIUlAuruihiK , - .. ... ,,.,. -,.TO, K3aa3Wss!X3a:e This nhntoRriilih wiim lukiin two minutes ,'iflnr llio icn-nt (entiiil nmn or the Qucliee Hlver over tlu Ht. I, iwn-wo Itlver rolhipncd and sank. The arrow IihIIuiIi'h thu point whore the rent nil Hpim roll. Kleven men IohI tlielr lles The spun wiih being phi red between tho two appronelieH ami nbcInK lidlnted on Jn"" w,,,, wmolhlng i;ue way. The tugs In Hid ilver ate hIihhii IiiiiiIImc. for nun Ivors. Tho llojilng wreekago Is iiart of the dure tl"t went dowu. Tho Mlonnor inirles thn eiiglnieiM and many men piotiilnent In the eiiglnoeilnp, world. ROUND -UP OPENS PENDLETON TflllAV IT IS , ITV OK CI..NKIN(I Kl't'lW. hl.V-SIIOTi:HS AXI HAXU.MAHB HMOKKH HI'KCIAIi TIUINS ttMSU VISITOIM I'nltfd PrcnH Service I'KXDI.KTON, Sept. 21. Cowboys and r.lrl who didn't got tho prize money they won In tho Ill-starred "Sumpnlo" In Now Vork lerontly, jpiiearcd before OO.iiuo elieerlng Wru'crnrrs bete today I" conipelo for JS.OOO In ciikIi prUes. which they In listed on neeliig before they would ork. ' When the lilg hIiow started the illd and wooly Went en mo Into Its own. Mote than 100 broncho busters, i horac tamers and ulcer bulldog Iters began n throe dny chaiiiplonHhlp ronteat. The niinual Pendleton Round-Up opened bigger than ever. Special trains brought visitors from Sin Francl.tcn, Portland, Spokane, lioltc, U Crniiile, Wullu Walla, mid many other cities. The ItlRgen Individual prlzo wns offered In the cowboy rolny race. Kleren teams are entered. Some of the fastest riders nro glrlH Dcrtlin Dlanchett. Ituth Parton, Vera Mcflln nla and Mabel l)el,oiiK. Tho Wler Wj of Monument, N M., are fuvor lln. All of these were In the "Rtain Ne" that nivvered In Now Vork re wntly. Pendleton Is a city of cluips, som lireroi, slx-ahooters, hand rolled clg arela and clanking spurs today. Guiided Youths Are Not Wanted at Stanford U. CIIIIXOTK HPKCIAI.H Rerersl kihnI biiyM on Mulri sti-cet, Hli xtrj nttratllwi liiuiine. A ll Kt ami n-rooui plant eretl l.ott for fl.omi on ewsy terinn. Three big lots on Johnson avenue hit 3S0 nai.li. Uod corner on lllti, this shin of ul, for 600. Terms. A dandy W near Slerrill, nearly "MnalhlfB, for $a,0. AnHO-tcre inut ultli ome limber. 11 "tap at 91,1(00. T prtiHy to trailu for farm uaa or ilinlKT. CMIcnte. Just Received A line of ltaKN n, Biiltri t Prices tluit will plea. Bradley Supply . COMPANY 7:il Main Street Cnlted I'ress Servlco PAI.O ALTO, Calif, Sept. 21. Wealth Is u Irindlcap to the college rtudent, and the poor boy hnn the ad vantage, according to Dr Hay l.yinnii Wilbur, preslileiit of l.elatid Staiifiird I'lilverslty, In a stateuieiit today. An a eOllHeitieii(e of this belief, 1)1 Wil bur decreed that beginning this )ear mitoH may not lie owned by Htinleuis: that too frequent dalKct, the purchase of o oiihIvo Mowers for co-eds .mil similar luxuries will be banned: Dr. Wilbur In so convinced he Is right about this that he hat sent u circular letter to student's parents saying students with too much money are not desired at the school, If they ate Inclined to spend their tluio In thn pin suit of pleasure. The letter urges pireuts to refrain from too lib eial allowances, mid warns them that ns tho number of entrants this year Is limited, those students who fall to show they ate doing honest work will iiot bo permitted to remain, Stanford does not particularly seek poor boys and discourage tho entrance .of tho wo'ilthy, Dr. Wilbur explains, but experience has shown that the pour boy has, on the whole, made a I hotter record, both ns students and afterwards. Ills nppml, Dr. Wilbur nays. Is nn endeavor to save the weal thy lad from his own particular din gers, "It tnkes time to run an automo bile, mid It often leads to life off the campus, to extrnvngiinco nnd much foollHhnes.s" says the letter, adding: "Ihero Is plenty to do In the way of variety right nt the university, with Itn swimming pools, athletic IIoMh, gymnasiums, beautiful walks mid the like. There Is no need to go to Sin VrnnclBCo more than onro or twice a semester, and this trip can be con veniently and cheaply made by train. There Is no need to supply money for orchids, for dance pnrtlen or for taxi hire. "Tho student who cannot bo con lent to lend the clean simple. Indus trious life expected on the Stanford inmpus should go elsewhere. If you do not feel our Idea of student Rolf government Is right, and' If you do not feel that It expresses the light nltl- iiide toward alcohol, hazing, mlf cou tiol, payment of debts mid tilings of that scrt, ll would be better to kivep )or son or daughter at home, or send them elsewhere. "It will wive them the trouble that Is aluioKt sure to com.. Home time In n fi'iir je-ir eouise, and will give the iinivi rsity moie lime to ileelop those who have the disposition to (onfoim " WAR DELAYS NEW AIR MAIL ROUTE .i:itopi,.i: not ti: 101: maii iv ALASKA CANNOT HI'. IXSTITL'T- i:d iii:c.t'Hi: am.ics ahi: coii. ni.ixt; tp am, .i:hopi,.a.i:s Howards Auto Line No Dally Etpt ,un-,y KUMATH PAtti AND A8H LAND "M"vitlonaatAm.rlenHoUI l KUmath Pan. ti30 .. ,, NKW CARS. CAREFUL DRIVIR Olvea brilliant Bloy shine JlmJ Hm. nn rnh nlV fir ,ltlflt itl lllOC unriimU to llmlioti-llmt UsU lr llnicn us lonif ns nny oilier. Black SilkStovo Polish la In n clsss by IlKolf, It's mors ruirMAr luoilo ami iiiiu,) liuai titlltr miiurun, Try It on your piirlor luve.yourtw-'Kpiu,, r jour v i rjn mm, If yo I don't fin, I It UitlKtwUliyiil vi r uaaii. uur njraw .uthurii unit r or diuier "v VaWPv arHHaVfi I lll III LuthurluHl In re fund your IIHMMy. 2X2 A United Press Service WASHINGTON, I). C, Sept. 21. I'noh1 Sam's iiornpliine mall route Into Alnslca, contracted for .some time ago, (.aiiiiot start because tho Ktiropea.i war is gobbling up oil the aeroplane; aa fast ns they are made. Hi'cond Assistant Postmaster f5or. oral I'ruoger, uho Is in ohm go of tho i,ew nl r route between Seward and lilltui od, Alaska, Is In high hope that 'he route will be In operation by next i, ilng, he ild today. The air lino will tuke the place of the old Malamuto t) nil mid Instead of llHcitliig for tho postman's whistle, as most persons do, the AIuhIeiiii folk ivlll hlraln their ears for the whirr of a "(iG-hoisepnwcr motor high up In the air. Kail I.. HyerH, an Alnsknn capital ist made a hid for tho aeroplane ser vlco contract that was acceptable to tho government, and he's trying hard to get the aeros. SHASTA VIEW NOTKH The fin mors have been very busy of Into getting grain In readiness for the tliieshors, and as the shrill whis tles disturb our peaceful slumbers In the early morning, and wo hear tho buzz of tho several machines on nil sides, wo leallzo that the time is not far distant when wo will know the filial results of our efforts the past year. 1 W. McMunus and family have re turned from Klamath Kails to their ranch nt Shasta View. (1. M. Strowbrldgo and wifo, Clinrlio Ilendryx and C. C. Miller accompa nied Miss Sthol Strowbrldgo to Klam ath Falls Friday, tho latter leaving Satin day for Fort Klamath to spend a few weeks. Messrs. Strowbtldgo and Ilendryx remained to work on tho Harris thresher, tho formor hnvlng charge of tho engine. Mr. Miller vis lied his son. C. W. Miller, nnd re turned homo with Mrs. Strowbrldgo Saturday. V. M. Chandlor is confined to his homo on account of u sprained nnklo Wo nro plenBod to welcome Mr. and Mrs. (leo, II. Iceublco, who havo re- lently moved to tlielr homo-dead In our iiulghhorhbud. Mim I'M mi Slinms and children have lOMitned rrom the hucklehi-rry patch, but .Mr. Slinms will remain for a time, ci beriltM are now at their best. .Mr II. Ilrown and son Cyrus, und I heir families, of ljngell Valley spent Sunday at II. K. Wilson's. Mr. mid Mrs. 0. W. Myres spent Monday night at J. I. Hallcys. Mr. .Myres Is putting In his fnll rye, and came to this section for seed. It doesn't take us as long to repair shoes as It takes some men to buy them. In nny event, you won't have to wait long, mid we'll see that you tto loin Tollable. Ours Is the bet re pair shop In the city.- Ilradley Sup ply Co. 21-lt WEED Z 29th SpoUal ti-.iln returning (o Khiutntli l-'iills leaves Weed nt 1:30 p. m. X HIDDS OW iPimto But ,vnuwd; 'Blasts ' rfthc JUNGLE CHAMPION SHOWS OF THE WORLD liZZu AMERICA RHODA R0YAL'8JTA DEVLIN'S ZOUAVE REGIMENT IN l'llKI'AHEDJJESa MANKUVER8 ONLY ONE IN AMERICA BABY ELEPHANT Weighs 169 Lbs. LITTLE MIRACLE Kara Uenter, Colo.. April IS, IBIS. 2 PERFORMANCES Q kS DAILY SHSVL COiVtE DOWN TOWN FREE STREET PARADE1 TWO MILES LONO -1(1:30 A. M. IF BACKACHY OR I DNEYS BOTHER EAT LESS MEAT, AL80 TAKE GLASS OF SALTS BEFORE EAT ING BREAKFAST Uric ncid in meat excites the kid neys, they become overworked; get sluggish, ache and feel like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy; the bladder is irritated, and you may bo obliged to seek relief two or three times during the night. When tho kid neys clog you must help them flush off I ho body's uilnous waste or you'll bo Jolly glasses, while they last, 45c per dozen. IG-lf WILMS-JOHN8TONE CO. An XXnti disability policy protocta your Income. Hee Chllcote. 9 It paya to keep your old ahoea re paired as we repair them. Our rayalr shop doea more for your nosey taaa any shop la town. Bradley fnaply Co. Sl.lt ,WijNtSTS 'uiwwy'" - ' KULKd Beat ii vitK a FISH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER Keeps out all the wet DEALERS EVERYWHERE Waterproofs. 'VJWE2 Mm m iia . Absolute, japfjaes cro Marked thus ishvq& A.J. TOWER CO. BOSTON THE First National Bank KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Capital - $100,000.00 Surplus - 14,500.00 A STEADY GROWTH In the Deposit of Bank la Good Proof of Vitality and Strength HERE IS AN ACTUAL RECORD OF OUR ADVANCE IN DEPOSITS Sept. 1, 1010, $140,289.00. SEPT. 1, 1011, f 144,081.00. SEPT. 1, 1912, $389,182.00 SEPT. 1, 1913, $425,899.00 Sept. 1, 1914, $474,989.00 SEPT. 1, 1915, $5,38,600.00 Sept. 1, 1916. $684,154.00 We Invite the Public to Study the Frequent Publication of our Reports ' THIS BANK SOLICITS THE ACCOUNTS OF IN DIVIDUALS, FIRMS AND CORPORATIONS ON THE BASIS OF RESPONSIBLE AND COURTEOUS BANKING SYSTEM MEMBER FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM DRNK HOT WATER BEFORE BREAKFAST EVERY MORNING Hopes every man and woman here will this splendid health habit. adopt Says a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate in it washes poisons from system, and makes one feel clean, sweet and fresh. Why is man and woman, half the time, feeling nervous, despon dent, worried; some days head achy, dull and unstrung; some days really incapacitated by ill ness. If we all would practice tho drinking of phosphated hot water before breakfast, what a gratify ing change would take place. In stead of thousands of half-sick, anaemic-looking souls with pasty, muddy complexions we should see crowds of happy, healthy, rosj' cheeked people everywhere. The reason is that the human system does not rid itself each day of all the waste it accumulates under our present mode of living. For every ounce of food and drink taken into tho system nearly an ounce of waste material must bo carried out, else it ferments and forms ptomaine-like poisons in the bowels which are absorbed into the blood. Just as necessary as it is to clean the ashes from the furnace each day, before the fire will burn bright and hot, so we must each morning clear the inside organs of the previous day's accumula tion of indigestible waste and bod' toxins. Men and women, whether -sick or well, are advised! to drink each morning, before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of lime stone phosphate in it, as a harm less means of washing out of the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels the indigestible material, waste, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and puri fying the entire alimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach. Millions of people who htirl their turn at constipation, bilious attacks, acid stomach, sick head aches, rheumatism, lumbago, nervous days and sleepless nights have become real cranks about the inorning-insido bath. A! quarter pound of limestone phos phate will not cost much at the drug store, but is sufficient to demonstrate to anyone its cleans ing sweetening and freshening effect upon the system. ' ' ''uV & s :$ 'iJ&, 'I Tt- 0' m- ,. U5M SfMi ,