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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PLAY GIVEN JAPS PEEtfEO
INODD WAY HEPllfl
. FDR THE DEAF TREATY CLAUSE
JULIA MARLOWE
IS COMING BACK
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inot i IVfii mil. ) or l.r.bot ilil
t,i ! mmiIih mi iiBHlnm Mr Minn
proliIMtUin and In favor of uxiMitpl
luit t niul ili'" quarters percent
beer tiuiu wuuline iirolilliltlnii mul
in.. i,i mil .unciidmeut. II carried j.
mil. lluu. owing to Illness. Mls 1V nu m,inW,,mll. nmjorlty after ,t
Marlowe was compelled to retire, mnl , , ,,.,.. ..,...,.. i. i.v Seattle
Delegate.
i: II Sot Inn n mnl Julia MiiiUmo,
who 1iim not appeared together In
out five earn, w 111 return iii tin1
stage In October under the direction
of l.io Schubert It was In Juno.
nn announcement was made lluit she
would never net again Durlli,; IIiIm
LOS ANGEt.KS. Juno 11 A silent, TOKIO (Couvspondenre of the IntiTlm. howvvei. she tins entltely if- j,,. grtM p.,,,rtrllv of the Travel. '
drama not motion nlcturvs dtent. Associated Press! .K.illui-o of tho covered and It remained only ques. ers LOW fOST (SunrMiititsI life !.)
Hill livaltii II wuh mil ull.lVon lull Innnnun il.iliir-nf.ui in .n'lini III.. 111. tlOII Of tlllie lflllO tMttlClllU'N
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because the "audience" was h.ud of traduction of nn 'equality of t aces" , mun.iKiTS would miim ho
hearing, was held horo recently by i clause in the League of Nations ran- " "' rtllgius Mitiiein ami .viar- r ,. ,,. 4k riilliote . Smllli T
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" ,l r,,,,r" m1 ,, r,. ilimi S'JIil.lMHl.niill of new .
White Pelican Hotel
Dining Room
NOW OPEN FOR SEASON 1919
The Plncu to Entertain Your Friends
Dinner Dancing
PHONE NO. S AND MAKE RESERVATIONS
stmfi'nls at a school of Hz-rtatHiiir. mint r.msiiil itt.i.n
A Proposal by Context,- written thruout th Jaji.im nation anil liasr"1' Tmulnc of tln Shrew, ami
hy the principal of the school a-ul letl to a i-ortoiiH sclf-exainlnatlon on''',!1l,'" '" h,,lr " ?c" 0""'r
cnntnlnlnR man humonms situations the mirt of the Jaiuncse ihvihI.v The. Proihictlons are to he umlortitken for
nas the title of tlin nlnv. iiumimiltittiit.iit . n!l th, tn.i .. Ml tthe
Llproatlcrs. it Is e.xpl.Uml. often 'i" I'ocane ut first a dispatch camo I'lalneil.
must liulco liv tln Muitext. of what from ParN announclnc tho mloptlon 'n,,
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irttKic. miit tne roies in 101a. kiiiii
erlne ami Ophelia kIu Miss Marlowe
her Krcutx'st opportunities anil wiliest
raiiKe ' Kor the proilnctlon much Is
niKiui ii.c i:v itnu iwiiiii. i'tr mm$$$4'4.mmmJ
reason that, as Mr Sol hern ex
'"thee three plas ombotlv
romantic, the comic ami the
ItlK
by the.sontext. of what
Js being said, for there are mam ' " racial elunse
words that look alike or almost alike Japanese who frankly discussed the
In tho Up moxentents in coner.itlon problem said the could not under-,
In the lilav. the had churactpr. ti ttiiTiit mi uh:it sfiimlitrils J.inaii w.is
Midler, proposes thus "How would juilxod to he a first class power. If I'"''"-' " "", 3 "f '"'"' "!
you like to have a soldier like me?" It were merely because Japan was
'In nil dress I r.R the female lead .a lip- stronK In a natal and nilliturt svnse.
render, who translates his question- this was not flattering to the Japau
"How would jou llko to hate a soda eso amour-propre, who would much
xrilh me?" and smilingly replies "I'd I rather hate It based on standards uf
love one." , clvllliatlon. capacity and culture
As the play progresses, however. Vet small countries like Holland and
she grasps from the context the sol-' Helglum. they said atv placed on a
dler's meaning. The ''audience" xastoot,,,K equal with the nlted States,
composed practically entirely of deaf France and England
Jnutcs "We arc Keenly tlhapiiolntvil,",
wrote the editor of one paper. ''It '
BE PRETTY, TURN
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is as if we hud tumbled from a ury;
Van's nVinno nnmlinr io fVio "IK" precipice. We must look Into)
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same as always 29S-W
TltY ilt.Mi.)THKIt'S Ol.ll K.-
veuiti: mx'ii'i:
ami ri.ianri:
or .N.Kir: Tl
SjkvwBHP liW. Salmon, per lb .. . 30c
SHRyijB i-' Fine Frcth Perch, per lb 20c
Pf PALACE MARKET
Physicians'
Prescriptions
Our Specialty
Drug Stores are really neigh
borhood department stores In
which various lines are feat
ured. One druggist may push
patented preparations, an
other toilet goods, cameras,
optical service, the fountain
or diner department which
nets him good financial re
turns. Our specialty has always
been the filling of Physi
cians' Prescriptions, and as
a result our store has be
come a prescription center.
We carry an exceptional
tock of prescription drugs,
and. our laboratory equip
ment is up-to-date. We em
ploy only experienced grad
uate pharmacists.
All of your Prescrip
tions and Tteclples are
Important and deserve
the. special care which
xve arc able to give
them.
UrKJerwood-i PtwruwrY
W-V KLAT1ATH TAU& OREGOMttSWI
Engagement
Rings
Full cut, brilliant diamonds
that have passed a rVi.l ex
arulnatl.M .is to color anil
quality, in Tlftauy mount
ings of solid gold and plati
num. Prices of dlamon-Ix are constantly-advancing.
We could
not duplicate our present
stock at the prices we paid.
Our original markings stand.
Fine values when we fixed
the prices, today tu?y &re
really big bargains.
$35, $100, $200
and Up
Frank M. Upp
JKWKIiER
511 Mala Ht.
Official S. P. Watch
Inspector.
.(j our hearts .examine oursebes rigidly,'
and set' why we are not permitted to .,
, , ., . ., , , ., Almost oteoone knoiss that Sag
Join the other nations of the- w jrll , - , . . . , .
. ... r?1' n"1! Sulphur, properly rompoun.I
on a footing of real equulitv l. ... , , ., ...
: i-u, unties uni-t inc iiaiiirHt c.iiur Ann
The Osaka Malnlchi said: "The! lustre to the hair when faded, gruv
adoption of the American amend-; or streaked. Veant nito the only nny
ment for the Monroe Doctrine and the i to get this mixture was to make It at
failure of the racial amendment af-jhome. which Is mussy and trouble -fords
a most glaring contrast as be-, Mime Novmlan. bv .uKlns at anj
:ween a great success for the I'liiled diug ttore for "eth's Sage and Sul.
phur Compound.' u wil, get a l.irg
Klamath Packing Co.
PHONE 68
524 Main Street
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bottle of thts In moil old recipe. Im
proved by the addition of other In
' gredlents. for about f.O cents
States and a great failure for Japan "
The Toklo .Wlii says "Part of
the blame should be placed at the
door of Ktfropean and American
statesmen whoo political conslcence, i)oa't ilay Kr3y. Try . No one
has been so besotted that they do not fan possibly tn" that jou darkened
understand or respect the principle, jour hair, as It doc It o n iturjillj
of justice and humanity except when, and evenly. You dampen a uponge 01
it is politically used to tho aihan-j,oft brmh with It, and draw thW
tases
u.
TN
GOURSESTO
through your hair, taking one small
traml at a time; by morning tho Krai
hair disappears, and after another ap.
plication or two, jour hair hecomoi
beautifully dark, g'.osny nd attract
he.
T T N
Says we can't help but look
batter and feel better
after an Inside bath.
, PORTLAND, June 12 Summer
(courses In the extension division of
the University of Oregon will bo
opened In Portland June 24 and con
tinue until August 1, according to
the announcement of plans made at
1 the Portland extension center Satur- To look one's best and feel one's best
.day. All classes will be held at the 's t0 enjoy an Inside bath each morn-
PMHE EIOT WMTEE
ROSY COKfllPLDOON
al Ing to flush from the stem the prcyl-
B ous daj's waste, sour fermentations
Central library, some each day
mornln;:, afternoon or evening
lons. and other twice weekly. lanU Poisonous toxins before It Is ab-
The courses coer a wide ranee of h0rbeU ln, tlH bIooJ- """ a co.
subjects and Include a study In eth-
when It burns, leaves behind a certain
leal revolution by Director Dr. eorgeamount of Incombuitlble material In
Rebec. Dr. Duncan Spaeth of Pnnte- ,h,e frm "f Uc,' " fa dr'nk
wniu vuLu uay icitvvn in me auinuo
tary organs a certain amount of Indi
gestible material, which If not eliminat
ion will give two
"Romanticism and
: Xinetet nth Century
lecture courses.
Realism In
Literature
the
and
Life,"
H!. form fn virtu uml finlunnti uHIsri nra
and "American and Kuropean n M.Wp, ,, , Mnn, ,h,h ,K
"""' (very ducts which ate Intended to suck
Other courses will be- Music, W. , only nourishment to sustain the
Jl. Iloyer; psychology, Dr Conklln; body.
I French and Spanish, Dr. Gurd of. If you want to see tho glow of healthy
Smith college; education, Dr. Hart; j bloom In our cheeks, to see your skin
I history, D. Leebrick of tho L'nlver-tgct clearer and clearer, ou are told to
slty of California; Kngllsh, Mrs. Par-jdrink cveiy morning upon arising, a
sons; drawing and design, Miss Per- glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
ry; public speaking. Mrs. Scnn, Dr. !f limestone phosphate In It, which Is a
,Torrey; biology, physics, Mr. Wilder, harmless means of washing the waste
I Dr. K. T. Devlne, editor of "Bur-' material and toxins from the stomach,
vey," will have charge of a special
school In social service and will also
give special lectures. Miss Eleanor
Oilllspo of Cleveland will lectureon
the social aspects of public nursing.
Practical field work will ho d ....
rder well known Instructors. Tho unl-
jverslty office, 451courthouse, Main
357C, -will answer questions about
the summer session, or will send
summer school bulletins upon re-
1 quest.
i The HALLMARK Store ,
I
VOn SAIiK
6-room house on pavement, 11250,
terms. Paving assessments paid,
co-foot lot on pavement 1200,
60-foot lot on pavement $260.
Lot in Industrial addition near fac
tory and depot, $100 and up.
Lota In Hot Springs Addition, $325
and up. The only restricted resl
dence district In Klamath Falls,
All on terms to suit the purchaser,
Hee W. M. Monteriue
TIIK KLAMATH DKVKLOPMKNT
COMPANY
1.103 .Main Street.
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liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans
lug, sweetening and purifying the en
tire alimentary tract, before putting
more food Into the 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,
other who are bothered with head
aches, bilious spells, add stomachy or
constipation should begin this phoe
pbated hot water drinking, and arei as
sured of very pronounced results la
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
pnati coats' yery little at the drug store
but Is sufficient to demonstrate that
just as soap and hot water cleanses,
purines and freshens the skln?on.tne
outside, so' hot water and limestone
phosphate act on the Inside organs.
We, must always consider that Internal
sanitation Is vastly more important
than outside cleanliness, because the
skin pores do not absorb Impurities
Into the' blood, 'while the bowels pores
do. Adr.
IT'S A POOR DOCTOR
Who Won't Take His Own Medicine
THAT'S WHY WE ARE USING THIS SPACE TO TELL YOU
WHAT JOLLY LITTLE BUSINESS STIMULATORS HERALD
WANT ADS ARE AND WHY THEY GET RESULTS
THERE IS NO GUESSWORK about a Herald Want Ad. They
do the business. We know they pay. Our customers have
told us so time and again. We have used thorn ourselves and
they have never failed to get results. They are the short cut to a
quick turn-over the modem method of merchandising on a small
scale, where the value of the article to be sold or the importance of
the want to be filled will not justify a heavy outlay.
If you had something to sell, trade or give away and went out
on the street and told each person you met about what you wanted
to do, you might get results but the people you talked to would
be very likely to say : "That poor fish has bats in his belfry." If,
on the other hand, you used a Want Ad, you would talk to the
whole county a't once, instead of only one person, and do it in a
businesslike manner.
The same rule applies to hiring help, renting a house, looking
for a job, or any one of the important little incidents of life where
you must call in the assistance of someone outside your immediate
family, "oir MIGHT get results by telling your troubles to the
neighbors but the certain, quick and economical way is to use
a little classified ad.
Do you want to buy, sell or trade, want to hire help or find,
work; do you want to find a room, a house to rent, or to rent the
same to someone else; do you want to call attention to some new
feature of your business, seek information on eone subject, , or
have you any little unfilled want?
USE HERALD WANT ADS
THEY DELIVER THE GOODS AND ARE ALWAYS WORKING
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