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THE EVFNING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Tho all-yoar ''round soft drink.
Leadership, once established,
is strengthened and confirmed
by its followers and imitators
Bevo's leadership is proclaimed
by the largest rear guard that
ever followed a leader.
Sold everywhere -Famllie supplied by
grocer, drucCiJlst and dealer."--Visitor
arc cordially Invited to imped our plan.
ANHEUSER-BUSCH ST.LOUIS.
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Distributors
Klamath Falic, Oregon
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Built lor lasting service, economical in operation,
pleasing in appearance. They are made on the Pa
c'in Coast and specially designed for Pacaffc Coast
climatic and fuel conditions. They combine every
desirable feature you could hope to find.
A complete line always on hand Also many used
on3. We take your old one on a new for what it
will bring.
EVANS & BALIN
910 MAIN
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of mi.' ih'iIK.ih' In tho 'i"1 I
u wMI known In Omnia " l ill''
iinniry In tho bilof period f ol
four pai time, thl now famous re
i,wl has limped tnmi olm'urttv ii
thu vory plnnelo uf ucco n fni
In foet. has toug slnrn prHl ietm
the llinlta or llu continent, nnii uum
ro ImiulrlM micnrilUia it ur hum
' 'Iiij rfted from mittn fnr-iKi
rouutrle.
Veiv few peopl. Ii.iwvr fii'l.
rrollro what rwl'v wind'n" -
to.'l Tin!c has mad. Indeed. ' !
w to hoc for (he unuirtnt ft
i i Hr-iroi ptven out bv th lr
' v known dru f ' ;' ' '
, ! r h story nf It aof woult
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i i Juuiiry Ann. lh- lnl !Hn
1 mi'.h- 'ioiintl o nnrtttinmi '
millinn hottlpii. Tho rt?mi
l-. url neroi!, Tor tlitHi fk
i. t.i wiH-Vt of tht vir or ni
n'liion i.otilos wore wld ami ilUi
.Kit in tU rnltwl Jteti nnrt r-.
.... (.xik'I (luro Ulns l.80.l l
thr tiiontlia.
Ar thin rmte. tlirefir-. Hi i'
'nr thr ipinl vonr will l("Ot1"'
...rn thou flvo inlUInu lll 'Thl
vll uin Hint 17.000 boltloa'of Tan-'m-
will b nolil lurt -vrv dn n
ht. ynnr. or 210 ' ft" "
hour of th averseo worBing uy
risurwi art too tuo"'i!', .
nvorace mlnrt to grsup, b
u.tlle wht twil f"
Hon boiriwi iob by (majtln"'
t'ero Ulil oat In ft ir.tlc nw .r.d
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The Thrifty
Housewife
has for hor motto "One llundn'il
for Every Dollar Expended."
Cents
She believes in a full return for every
outlay.
She is not tight-fisted. She knows that
the cheapest materials are often the
most expensive in the end.
She lias an Account Hook which
shows what becomes of the money she
spends, and a Hank Book whu-h shows
what becomes of the money u- Mves.
Her funds receive absolute pu'ticti.,:)
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first btate
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON i
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m h'LL 3 urn z'irz
- - Hon boUfow
ITOV J Hie 11 kin t'ero Ulil o
if V.'ashlBsion in a 41 to fil. Thm laJ 'Ik ; v.nrt ii i
beforo'th nat(iial eon- track of Trnv1-- from Ni' York ihft
WSIKttTOS
tor Jun.'s o
rs noro fetor.) 't no national eon- triwk
reatton of tho Ant!wloon f.eaaue tif cklixso, snt ill) twvr. '.'oro-lo
Aradc W'5 ia tuitt fc'c irtartl b ar tltoy wniM Jorn. i libl ii."K,
tijny wnatort. wt were opponed io' (t Toni,it rn h ''" l1' '
prohibition tht inmmooh n It mt8 n r,uIf M,.,.o , il( vul "" ""'
.io wriuen In.o tba ronwltntlon na th(v woul., ,ov,,.. n-, .,.' - '..,'
ax. px)-'un c' iwpur w,.i. :ay ,.,fc(nl ipafe or ri. 13.3M fmo
w.u'a np. iy i.njbirtiaB -r H ,,gh0r tbnn tho Woohrortb DulMinfl!
In ''ox Vork. tho toilcst bulldini: in
mtmffiiimzgstmmz
PAY A VISIT TO THE
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rtn'pl c . or" y on 'tpu'ai' hur
um: ifi;ht w!Hm (n tho war tlinu pro
liltiiiiorj pet. fie ju4 tic it (.ted
thoroforo. ihero was no (fel!)lllt)
of tho ia,ilficaiIoa of tho net In that
rcpect.
Jinny Hcnatorsi who voteil aKiilnut
tijp lu'uhibillMit .inionilMit'tit. Senator
lores ViI. ulso liml anauri'd him Unit
th world.
Tho ilcmnrul fnr Tanlnc has o- ( i
coniV ( Bret that Its ualo liutoail of '
boliiK mua-iiircil by tho Rrow on otnor
prrpurutlona Imvo hven, Im nov reck-1 J
oni'd by thu curlond. iind nvcn by thoiv
iruln loud In proof of thin It l '
they would Hitpport mcttnurcH nr..vM.j notoworthy fact Hint tho londltiK
Iob for tho strlctust onforcoment of ilniBKUt Jobboni murywhoro imw '"v?
national prohibition i Tanlnc almost cxcluslvoly In car loid J
Representative Fess of Ohio told j lot- To l'y tnu '"clflc Co.mt .t
the contention ho believed It would trade ulnno rviiln;K from forty to
I be imposslhlij to select it committee "f,y Clir hmdii per year Jobber of
, in eimor oouy or concrcau that woiild i tin1 .miciuiu went are. HeiniiK irom uv a
ho "foolhnnly" i.Tiough to mako a ' onty to nighty cam per year.
favorable report on a pieaimre. pro-1 Tho well known druK firm of Hen. J
vldlnj; for tl.i repeal of tho ban on hIk-KIIIh DruR Company of MemphlH.
beer and light wines In tho war time , Tonnewiee. hnn sold over forty car
JUST REMODELED C 0 'A V ,
AND CLEAN QUICK SERVICE
Even' delicacy of the season served, in
cluding Ice Cream, Strawberry Short
Cake and Good Eats of all kinds for
Warm Weather.
JESSE BAILEY, Prop.
Phone 185 610 Main St.
pioblhltlon act.
"The principle of Bclf-determliin- f
tion rules eonresH nowadays." khIiI
Mr Kckb, "and It Is not prepared to
do tho blddlnK of another."
! WhitePelicanHotel
! Dining Room
I NOW OPEN FOR SEASON 1919
The Place to Entertain Your Friends
Dinner Dancing
PHONE NO. S AND MAKE RESERVATIONS
STATE FAVORING
RETURNING ROADS
loads slncu thu Introduction of Tan
lac In that Mute four years ago.
Within the past ninety days ,tun j
car loads of Tanlac lmvo gone to sup.
ply the demand of llrltisli Columbia j
Saskarhowan, Alberta and Manitoba,1
Canada. '
The Owl Drug Company of 81111
Kranclnco, (ho largest retail driiggUts
on tho Pacific Const, statn that they
havo sold morn limn 1R0 fiOn hottloH
at retail, which surpasses tho remark-
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The Herald tells you today's new today not tomorrow.
PORTLAND, June 10. Raliwn.a
should bo returned to private i.inn
neement and ownership with more
extended irovernment rnvr't'' 'lini
than existed prior to the war, nr,nl.,M,, rornr'' of lho Jnro,,H ''hnrmarv
inc to 11 commercial oran .il!..i.i (rmnanv at Atlnnln. who havo sold
of tltf state, recently askod to voir """roxlmatoly SO, 000 bottles at re
en rallrouo ownership b (hi otato '""
chamber of Commerce. Of this num-f Tanlnc Is composed of tho most
her six believed thoro Hh'inld hu no I beneficial rooU and herbs known to
government guarantee) -m to earnings "'once. The formula compiles with
while tho remainder belloven 'hero nil national and atato puro food and
should bo no government guarantee.) health laws of both tho United Statos
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miu vuKuua, nun uuiioiiiio mcrii ami
merit alono Is responsible for its
phenomenal and unprecedented sue
cess, ,
Tanlac Is sold In Klamath Falls by
Tho Star Drug; Co,-and In Lorella by
the James Si ore. Co Adv.
an to earnings, while tho teinalndor
bollover there should be come .;.inr
antee of a minimum.
These 11 bodies represent about
twO'tblrds of the commercial oranl
atlons answering; the request for
their opinions. Three other m m.iur
clal clubs believed that the railroads
should be returned to prlvutu ownir
ship under no other government i i.n
trol than prevailed before the war.
Two other. clubs agreed that Mm rov
ernment In returning thn railways
should compel a grouping of owner,
hip Into from 10 to 20 groat sys
tems. These views represent tho opinions
of about 3,000 Individual members
of the constituent bodlo.i.
IIUTH MW.l'IlKI'ARKH
TOn TltANfMKJEAX TBIP.
NEW YOIIK. Juno 11-nnth Law,
the arlatrix, has arrived to mako pre
parations for a transatlantic flight.
She intends' to bo the first woman' to
make the crossing, and If sho can
make the start fn time hopes to bo (he
first aviator to make a nonstop flight
from America to Kurope.
6000
8000
Miles
This is the new mileage adjustment you get with
Goodrich Tires
From
23 MAIN ST.
JUDD LOW
PHONE 22-M
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ROCKY POINT, "iKoUTiHK,nMKm,t
Recreation P. O., Oregon , 'fcntMW-p""".
C1UIDK8, HOHMBH, 1XK1H,' CAMPING, HUNTINM,
ronB.VI tKNTH' oorrAORH, rioircraWATfi.
OOOD BEDS, t GOOD MKAM, A VOOOD "TIMB
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DANCING IN PAVILION kVKBY gATUBDAY NIOHT
PITBB MOUNTAIN 8PB1NO WATKB.
' HARPST ic WHEELER, Proprietor
FOR CHICKS AND CHICKENS
CHICKEN FEED. ALL SIZES GRIT. OYSTER M.ivJkr'e VA 8 Qoaarl Store
shell, scratch feed, cracked corn. Murpney s reed Cfc oeea lx,
EGG MASH. CHARCOAL. BONE, AND LICE ioR tnttlu c:vu c Phono 87
KILLER.