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' Tho report thnt Great Britain la
i profiting by her censorship over the
malls to Inform herself with regard
to American trade secrets seems ul-
Publlshed dally except Sunday hylmost beyond belief. This was one of
Tree Herald Publishing Company of .. , ., , . . , ., . ,.
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street lho bn!"0 "c,,on ot n,ch Ur0lU ""'
aln accused Uermany of being RUllty.
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Entered at the postofflre at Klam
ath Falls, Ore., for transmission thru
t-e malls as second-class matter.
The report says: "Complaints,
backed by evidence are constantly bo-j
lng received In Paris. These are to
the effect thnt the censorship is be
ing utilized nor alone for the le-'
gttlmuto purpose of preventing or
Subscription terms by mall to any
address In the United States:
One month"lTZ""Z"Z !so ' n,m'cring' trade with Germany, but
l also to give the nationals of the
Britain) exorcising
ALIVE FOR
THREf HOURS
ATTIUIil'TKS I'OOU HKAI.TH It)
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Quality-Service
Member of the AK-h.l-l lr lenity (Great
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The Associated Press Is exclusively luv -'n"P an uniair uuvainnge
entitled to the use for republication I0'" American competitors through
ot all news dispatches credited to It Information extruded from business
or not otherwise credited In this pa-! rnrrefiiinn.ixni-.v" .i n u wv.,ri.i
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. ' 'ily once In i mot while .In o
'iii' ' some ouo ,ni burlnd .tli,
and F 11. Slomlnstl of jOil Ktst ifuli
Street, Tnromn. V.t-lilitrton. Is otic
of a ery limited number vim haw
kereln
All rights of republication of pe-i,lon obtained from American mull Is
cial dispatches herein are also re-, being registered, tabulated and stud-rTed-
I led for the benefit of lltltish trade.
, 11 ii,i9 luii urcu uiitnutt lUUKiu uy
Ametlcans doing business In foreign
! lauds that the Ilrltlslior was u shrewd
WKUNKSDAY. Al'KII. SO, NUM.
BUILDING
SHIPS AND
IXO THKM.
OPKKAT-
competitor, and quick to take advan
tage of a filiation, but that he never
'took an unfair advantage and that
We beat the world bufldlng ships ne plael a cleu" K1,me- Uut " ,l,ls
but can we hold our own with th. rc''ort "'. e must revise out
world in operating them?
By using pressure of war condl-
estlmate of the post-war Ilrlton, at
least. A scurvier trick than that of
Uons and paying two or three prices rlnlnK tBe mulu r trade secrets Is
Tor labor we got out three million i hard ,0 llnnKne- II ls f be hoped
tons In 191S. itnat tno report Is falce. else Kng-
This was greater ship production ! Iaml wl" have "n"el 'or, the Nu
tn tonnage by 25 per cent than the poleonlc Jccr'ltion, "perfidious Al
rnmMnorl nntmit rt till tu - . OiOn
the world. ,
"With our unlimited wealth and
taxing power we created a ship build
ing, plant that turned out wood and
steel vessels galore.
We met the need ofjthe world for
shipping faster than the submarines
WHAT THEY THINK OF THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS.
ence and Ihed to tell the story Mr
Stomlnskl attribute hit long period
of coffering and 111 heilth, f'oni
which he s)s ho was never nblo lu
find relief until he began the line nl
Tanlnc, to t til tragic occurronco llit
we will let him tell his own story
which Is as follews:
. "lloltig burled nll Is a horrlnle
experience, but tht Is what happen
ed to me lu a mine, explosion ti n
)ears ago. W were pinned In foi
three hours, before tho rescuers tou'd
get to ii. with hardly enough air to
keep soul and body together. I wne
tho luckiest man of the lot, as two 01
the men had their ears blown off
and ono poor fellow had his eves
blown out. 1 was unconscious foi
fho duys nfter they got inj lioiim
and 1 have never gotten over tho ef
fects of It till now.
! think my stomnrh tuns hnvt
been poisoned by the fire damp. II
Johnston. Pa., Democrat We do' J,a been ln a ver' bai1 '"''l"n "'
not believe that the proposed league ' Blnco- M' food wou1'1 "o; 'll,:",,
ls n league, of nations. It is merely l"I'erly, but would ferment and
could sink them and added ships to, a league of "five nations that In the CVJ''0 Bns to forl" whlcl1 K"V' ""'
our navy besides. lVery nature ot things would Inspire Rreat Uo1' of ,"""; ' hml ,n Pn'" '"
We shall' probably go on for an-jcounter-leagues. I my back a" the tI,I10-nnd suffered
other year, bulldlne shins fnr n,,r.. n.-... u- t,...u,.. ... , with headaches and dlisy spolN I
-.-w , VH. U10UU9, iuii., ifcUiUUIIl.Ull v e
selves and the rest of mankind. C0Uld never allow any foreign coun-
We couid not operate ships before tries to dictate to us.
the war in competition with the lead
UR LARGE and constantly increasing business is built on
I Quality and Service. We have made high-grade goods our
specialty. In Drugs we specialize in those manufactured
by Squibb and Parke-Davis. Our Rubber Goods arc manu
factured by tlie Faultness Rubber Co., the "Wear-Ever" Line. In
the Camera Department you will find Eastman Goods only Ko
daks. Our Stationery is mainly made by Eaton, Crane and Pike
Highland Linen and Linen Lawn. Ivory Toilet Articles, Parisian
Ivory, are the famous Pyralin. If it is a Fountain Pen you want,
you will find Conklin and Waterman Pens. If a Razor, the Gcncu
or Keen Kutter brands. And so it is with dozens of other articles.
We sell, and feature, the well known, dependable goods, made by
leading manufacturers. Some of these cost a little more than sec
ond grade, inferior articles, but they are well worth the small dif
ference in price. Our customers have learned that it pays to come
to us, for we have only the best grade of goods.
was very nervous nnd when I .lid
manngoHo got off to sleep the sllglit
est noise would wake ine I mndt
special request of my son to make
no noise on coming In ntnlgh: n 1
wanted to try to get a little siren. .5
appetite wsb very poor, and I got sc
weak I could hardly walk, t 'lldn'l
Corn in IT. N. V.. Journal Dnr
ing maritime nations on account of white House belongs in this country
too high cost. aIU, not acr0S8 ,he ocean, Unc,e
If we cannot operate ships in com-1 Sam can take care of himself without
petition with other countries after any help whatsoever.
the ra ' Creston' Iowa' Plnln Dealer Out I geem t0 have one bit of strength. go anywhere. I hnv gained st.vor.tJ
T ,Ce" , people are anxious to be kept out of, "Tanlac is the only thing I hne pounds and feel better than I htvi in
. . 1. !! mo'ea lo lne "t war, but do not want to give up any , cver been able to get to help mo. nnd years, and lu nil due to Tanlac
u. .u snip ouiiaing witn great sac- 0f their national rights. , ,t cortalnly has done me a world ol Tanlac Is sold In Klamath Falls by
nuces on me part or the people ln Boulder. Colo.. News-Herald Tho good. My appetite Is fine, nnd m he 8,nr I)ru Co- anU ln I-rIIn by
w league plan destroys the .Monroe Doc- stomach Is In good condition, nnd 1
We must have sound policies andjtrlne. violates the constitution, lm-can eat anything without suffering n
sound laws If we float a merchant ' pairs national sovereignty, and ' bit from gas and Indigestion. Mj
marine on the seven seas and carry' would open a Pandora's box of evil, boya can mnke all the noise the
I nnderwooft Marurv i
W lvT KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Tnffw I W
V I WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE 7Lf
I hucmtv 1 BUY THEIR DRUGS (A.guEkcyI
t '
. iTj
the James Merc. Co. Adv.
our commerce
world
to the ends or the
Miami, Fla.,
would require serious
dangerous changes
DANDY HO ACHE TIIACT.
Wo offer for quick sale HO a
Irrigated land only
6 Illll.'H
of,
from
Klamath Falls on, goo.; county road,
iHerald The league please now. It don't bother me nt nil
us and perhaps) and I can sleep thru anything. The 'It's partly In alfalfa, 'has deep sandy
In our form ol I pa'" Bone out of my back, my hen) loam soil, gentlo slopo, and Im only
PRONUNCIATION OF BOLSHEVIKI government. . don't ache any more and. sent "Sar W hair
Waukegan, 111., Sun We would be to the Tanlac man tho othor day tlmlica8n ,t wlM lu ,,t,nBllro t Bi)W
A correspondent asks: giving all and getting nothing. We ' n3d strengthened up until I could, you this farm.
I would-greatly appreciate It If can control our own affairs and run and lump a fenco as Kor,,i a 'I t'HIM'OTK SMITH
teraWbo1 IPUbl!l thf 0r'h'n f the 8hould not cont'nue to meddle In Eu-ver could. I come home ufler n tUKi Main Sln-et.
nam uays wurx, nuu iiuur a iei
also the funda-
of the organiza-
term "bolshevikl
mental principles
Uon."
The pronunciation and definitions
are given on the authority of Frank
H. Vlnzetelly, editor of the New
Standard Dictienary:
Bolshevikl is the plural form, bolTi
sbevik being the singular. It is pro
nounced bol-shi-vl-kl "o" as in "or"
"sh" as In "ship," "I" as ta "hit,".
"I'8" as In "police." The term means:
J. A member of the. radical socialist
party which became a dominating
factor in the Russian revolution of
March, 1317, and subsequently, (In
December, 1917) signed a peace
treaty with Germany. 2. Any ex
tremely radical or revolutionist. It
ls derived from the Russian "bolshe"
' (adj.), more, to which Is added "ik,"
suffix used In forming nouns. Bol
shevist and boshevlsm are Anglicized
form. The firs tmeans an adherent
of the radical doctrines of the bol
shevikl and the second the philoso
phy of the movement.
rope.
THE QUESTION.
minutes rest feel flno and '-..-i.iy td ew jy toirlx Hltcplirril. .'U
"The fact Is that we are fare to
tace witn tne substitution in mnuy
essential respects of a supernatlonal
government for a national govern
ment. There is no middle ground be
tween the two. We must have ono
or the other. The one disappears
with the adoption of the other in nil
respects to which authority Ij ,iele
gated to the supernatlonal ri;iin.'il
As I view it, this Is an iinavoalulile
sequence. We are asked to substi
tute the will of the president for the
mandate of the constitution. Thn
question Is, 'shall the senate abdi
cate its. judgment to the will of the
president? To do so would be the
honest abandonment of one of the
very reasons for the creation of the
Senate." Senator Harry S. New.
Smart Summer Styles
PUMPS
$3.00 to $9.00
OXFORDS
White Kid, White Buck, White Canvas,
Tan, Black and Patent
WE HAD IT HEHE.
'"MY SOLDIER GIRI." A
I I'HETTY GHtli
SHOW
A promenent German writer has is-, What will prove the prettiest girl
sued a pamphlet entitled, "How Wo show, catchy music, funniest comedy
Were Lied To," and shows that un- and most gorgeous production on
der aystem of press censorship and tour this seaso nls tho brllJIan mus
government propoganda, the German ical comedy "My Soldier Girl," a
people were misled. The same ex- brand new offering coming to the
perlence will be Tiad In any country Houston Opera House, two nights,
-where any form of press censorship Sunday and Monday, May 4 and S,
or government propoganda exists. If pretty girls who can and do, sing
"Ye shall know the truth and the, and dance, will make a musical show
truth shall make you free" does not a success thl sentertalnment should
apply to a country where'freedom of i lead all other attractions, for in this
speech or the press are curtailed. .show from the rise to the fall of the
- (final curtain there are girls In all
And now In addition to the paid their possibilities, probabilities, and
government employee, we have the fall their charming attitudes. Tho
government official, traveling on the (authors have combined clever, snappy
taxpayers' money mixing government
'work with administration propa-
dialogue with tuneful melodies and
the song hits of which there are more
ganda. Announcement has been made ( than a score, include the title song
by the League to, Enforce Peace, that
Attorney General Palmer will make a
speaking tour during the latter part
of April, In behalf of "the league of
nations and the victory liberty loan."
They even have the nerve to place the
league of nations above the victory
.loan. How do they do it?
success, "My Soldier Girl," "On
Broadway," "H el I o, Everybody,"
"Jasper's Ragtime Band," "Take Mo
Home With You," "Won't You Be My
Beau," "I'd Feel at Home If Tboy'd
Let Me Join the Army," "Just for
You," "Sugar Baby," "A Long, Long
Time," and several others.
Van Bellen's Shoe Styles have, always had a
very special place in the hearts of women who
are satisfied only with the'newest and choicest
wearing apparel And the reason is very
simple
Van Bellen's Shoes are "fashionably right" and have that
comfort which comes only from perfect fitting.
Now when Summer Style Is at its helghtwhen Fashion
rules supreme, wo are ready to servo you wfth tho finest of
Summer Shoe Styles, and because of tho expertnesx of our fit
ting staff we promise to make these handsome models a real
treat for your feet.
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Parts for overhauling all
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machines for sale.
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rags nnd carpot will bo rlcn
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for week or so after Spring
boSise cleaning.
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the lowest, nor tho
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Phone 171.