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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1919)
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Tt'KNIMV, AI'UII. , ,, taok six P S-i t U r. .-I I r FOOD SUPPLIES HOE MINED Oil NORTH FRANCE .TROUT EGGS FOR ! STATE HATCHERIES JAPS ABIE TO UNDERSELL BY WIDE in VARIS, RevlctunltlnK the starv I'OUTI.ANt), April 29. Curl Shoe maker. state fth and gatite- warden, hn obtained tlio promise of t.iUHV 000 trout oKKs from tlio 1'nlted States bureau of fisheries for Oregon stite hatcheries. A letter from Henry O'Mnlley. field superintendent of the 1'nlted State bureau of hatcheries, promises 1,- Ol.ASOOW, April S! - Jananev: Ing towns ami Ullages of northern 000.000 ratnbcw-trout eggs, 500.000 manufacturers In almost every lino o France by dropping parcels of fodl hmc; spotted trout egg? anil as man) trade are able to undersoil their Urlt and clothing from tho skies had a eastern brook trout escs as desired Ish and American competitors by nt romantic glamor about It that makes Tlle tfRCS wIt i, distributed amonK i iich s 33 1-3 per- out iritl it 111 mest people overlook the business do ,)u, gatt, iiatcherles, the larger share grin a profit. accrnlliiK l tho Jour, tails of freight transportation byalr- s0,nK t0 t hatchery at llonnevllle nal of the Olasgow Chamber of Coin- sll'l. It s probable that few eastern brook meree The trade paper attribute Matter of fact persons who pinned trout ,lr.ps WU j,0 ncc(ipted as oist- Jiimn'a advantage to lower u,jy their faith to tho humble motortruck er, brork trout llo not propagate anj facilities for iraiisporMtlo-i. find their lews amply vindicated b vorv successfully In many western In HUT, the Journal ndiN, Japan a bill of expenses Incurred by 13 air- -i-,,., am as these fish are belle made a ery marked aduuuj In itn ships which recently carried 3.00C 0l, to be r.,unu,.,s. destroying othet puliation cf raw material! nml ttit pounds of supplies 250 miles from l.e Bourget to Maubeuge and Valenclen nes. It cost Just over a dollar for eicb pound of merchandise carried where as by motor truck the cost would not have exceeded 100 dollars for the whole trip, or three rents a pound. It seems the motor truck has a big start on the airship In the matter of cost of haulage. New City Laundry WE GUARANTEE OUR WORK Shirts and Collars Laundered We also wash silk, wool and col oral goods very carefully. Try us once and bo convinced. Oar prices are right. Phone 151. 127 Fourth Street Back of First National Bank species unless pliced In landlocked c"iierslon of them tut finished lakes where It Is Impossible for them gocdr for export. The ro of labor to reach other kinds of fish. sayi the paper. Is the oraeial ws- Considerable complaint has been t n In the problem of how far tli-cil made thruout tho state by angler Hrltnln can hold her o.vn aaln.t who assert that Oregon streams and Jai at.ese competition. Ill tin Ju- lakes have not had enough trout cum anese weaving factories fourteen! planted In them. During the last yeai I women or girls are einplool t one tho government supply of eggs ran nttu or boy while the proportion 1 short and for the first time, the state tho great Kngltsh textile Industry In fUh and game commission was un-( l.auci.shlre Is two women t one able to obtain a large number cf fish nwn eggs from the United States bureau of fisheries. ThU amount pr.oin.lsed STATE TO FIGHT by Mr. O'Malley will be the largest iMrDCACCC contribution the United States bur- RATE INCREASfco eau of fisheries has ever made tc Oregon a B CONTRACTING IN CONCRETE ' .Cemet Wfcrk of all Kinds jutd-Roofing Let Me Make You an Estimate W. D. MILLER Contractor Oassengers and Baggage AXYWHKttK IN THE CITY QUICK SKRVICE , REASONABLE RATES PHONE 187 Western Transfer Co. SAI.KM. April 29. Tho Oregon I public service commission has auth- j CliEMEXCEAU'S HEALTH orlxed Charles E. Elmnulst, president j IS DUE TO EXERCISE! of the National Association of ltnll-, road and rutwe utilities commission. I ers, to represent It In filing a brlelil as amicus curiae In the South Dakota 1 1 and Massachusetts telephone rate I cases and tho North Dakota railroad'! rale rase, which will be argued be fore the United States supreme court May 5. These case are proceedings for In junction to restrain Postmaster (ien eral Burleson In tle telephone cases and the head of the railroad admin istration In the railroad rate case from Imposing Intra-state rates. These cases are said to bear di rectly upon the question which Is now pending before the Oregon commission. Come and see our line of Fairbanks-Morse 2 B FARM NB Now on display at LOREHZ PLUMBiHG SHOP 123 N. Sixth St PARIS (Correspondence of the As sociated Press.) Premier Cemon ceau's wonderful constitution Is as cribed paitly to the fact that he de votes half an hour every morning to physical exercises. At eight o'clock Edouard Leroy, his gymnastic must er, arrives to put him thru a series of movements demanding the greatest flexibility In atl parts of the body. M. Clemenceau, attired in gym nastic costume, endeavors to perforin exactly the most difficult exercises. Sometimes, however, when a sudden Idea crosses hU brain, he darts from the room to make a note of his In spiration. For j ears tbe Premier has not missed his morning drill except for a few days after tbe attempt made to; assassinate him by Cottln, but ho re- NEW YORK. April 28. four mil-' sumed It as soon as It was safe to dc ors from the I'nlted States Destroy, so. It Is to this daily exercise that er Bell were drowned when their M. Clemenceau attributes his lnde- motor dory sank aftor a collision In fatlgable energy. Even during the tlio Hudson River, mast anxious hours of the (Jerman offensive he conscientiously went through the drill and found that aft er a sleepless night It made him flt for the strenuous tasks of his office.4 The lesson1 is followed by vlgorout massage. Ten minutes later, the Pre mier, who rises at six in the morning, winter and summer, leaves In his cat' for the War Office, fresh and ready, for the day's work, " i U. S, SAILORS DROWXKD. OHIO FREEZE DOES HEAVY CROP DAMAGE.1 I PMM EOT WATEK W TOH HMESUKE A ROSY COMPLEMOH 8aya we can't help but look better and fssl better. aftsr an Inside bath. COLUMBUS, Ohio, April 29. Af ter receiving more complete report of the damage done by the freeze In Ohio last Thursday night, Vernon H Davis, head of tbe bureau of market bos predicted that the damage tc fruit alone in Ohio will reach nearly $1,500,000 besides the damage don to wheat and tender plants which Is etlll uncertain. Not much damage was reported from the temperature of Friday night. NEW BURNER INSTALLED. J. S, Elliott just returned from Cblloquln, where be has been Install Ing a boiler for the Modoc Lumbei Company. They will start work on the burner thLs week for the Big Lakes Box Company, joud think bed have better sense says pi T oroo. .trB r Lf pf w" . "Tim isn't extravagant, exactly, but he don't know what to buy. He aims to get the biggest plug (or his money, "lie would get real tobapco satisfaction with Genuine Gravely and spend less money for tobacco." Good tatte, (miller chaw, longer life it what mikei Gen uine Gravelycoit leu to chew than ordinary plus, Wriu te: Genuine Gravely DANVlLl.fi, VA. for booklet on thtwlnf pluf. Peyton Brand REAL CHEWING PLUG Plug packed in pouch To look one's best and reel one's best Is to enjoy an inside batb each morn ing to flush from tbe system tbe previ ous day's waste, sour fermentations and poisonous toxins before it is ab sorbed into tbe blood. Just as coal, when It burns, leaves behind a certain amount of incombustible material In tbe form of ashes, so food and drink taken each day leaves In tbe alimen tary organs a certain amount of Indi gestible material, which If not eliminat ed, form toxins and poisons which are then sucked into the blood through tbe very ducts which are intended to suck In only nourishment to sustain tbe body. If you want to see the glow of healthy bloom In your cheeks, to aee your skin get clearer and clearer, you are told to drink every morning upon arising, a glass of hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phosphate In it, which is a harmless means of washing tbe waste material and toxins from the stomach, liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans ing, sweetening and purifying the en' tire alimentary tract, before putting more food into tbe stomach. Men and women with sallow skins, liver spots, pimples or palld complex Ion, also those who wake up with a coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath, others who are bothered with head aches, bilious spells, acid stomach or constipation should begin this phos pbated hot water drinking, and are as sured of very pronounced results in one or two weeks. A quarter pound of limestone phos phate costs very little at tbo drug store but Is sufficient to demonstrate that' jUBt ax soap and hot water cleanses, purifies and freshons tbo skin on the outside, so hot water and llmestono pho.sphato act on tlio, Inside orgnnH. Wo must always consider that Internal sanitation Is vastly more important than outsldo cleanllnoHS, becauao tho skin pores do not absorb impurities Into tbo blood, whllo the bowelspores do. Adr. Sh.Hi SPECIAL Subscription OFFER for April Only Once more you will have an opportunity to aecure the Herald for one year at our annual Bargain Rate. 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