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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1919)
?! PAGK MIX THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, 1 ' OREGON m M p fasmssseaBS35!aBR& s.mim.u, ,nV ,, , 1( 1 WTfRn mtm A I ML 13 r? P &W. :i "it 4 :i ' Bj li (:..' r?,fe.,wv fi.r Adjustment for Diamonds Because Its In Them Fabrics 6,000 Miles Cords 8,000 Miles SHOW the striking fig ures of our new adjustment mile age fabrics 6,000 miles; cords 8,000 ; to any old-time Diamond user. And he'll tell you Diamond adjust ment mileage rep resents only the minimum of what Diamonds actual ly do with fair and square driving. Adjustment mile age back of Dia mond Tires al ways stands for greater mileage ahead of them. NOTE. The new adjustment ap plies to all Dia mond Tires in use or in dealer's hands. ' Diamond Tire & Vulcanising. Co. lao s. sixth at. ' Teteatfaoaa 1ST Kuutb VaiU, Oregon i : i .Diamond SQUEEGEE TREAD : Tire-. . teBffxwwy& Qli Li lWm lBwwcS ftHttll I IIsvev USB s ill I II 111 I Plus Mileage I li SYDNEY. Juno I t Jitnsiti hns made rm.U Mrtde tu doxi'luplng bur trado wtth Jtivn slnco tho Ih'rIiiiiIiw: of tho x.ir niul t now oxtoudliiK lur commercial mlxnntiiKo then', snvs t Oryx or. or Sour.xti.iy. Jnxn, itu t- liort upon far Eastern affairs "Tho cutting off of European sup plies liy i ho war." said Mr. Oryvor, forooit Java to roly upon .litpnnoso ami Australian markets ami thosr trade rout 0.4 xxlll.not now suffer from tho resumption of Kuropoan activi ties To m.x mind tho East should bo liulopondcnt of tho West In trail. Japanoso concentration In tho I'aclflc puts In strom; light her ambition to secure commercial mastery in Eastern xx-aten." Mr Oryx or recently xvas cummii stoned by tho Dutch government to inx-estlgato tho government of the Philippine Islands with it view to pos sible changes In tho goxornmont of Java xthlch xvould effect 40.000.000 Japanese. Ho will recommend it uum ber of changes but said It would not bo an easy matter to treat the Japan ese as tho Filipinos xero being treat-, od because there xvas a maiked dif ference In Intelligence between tho .two races. Thts xvas In faxor of the Filipinos. ' He expressed the opinion that It xxould not bo possible to grant Inde pendence to the Filipinos for some xe.trs. "The passing of tho preient generation will see Its introduction." he said. "Considerations of tho .ifoty of the I'nlted States Influence tho withholding of this concession to tho archipelago " tin:ss ch.uth ur uii.i. u w i: ITII.ITION. OUl:iiON CITY luoe tl Mis Mary Mnttlot. graduato and batcho lor of arts from the I'lilxorilty of Oregon, xvlll be olio of u muitbor from that college xthu will go to Crater lake this summer mill help run tho Lodge. The ostahllshment will lo under (ho unpen Isloit this oar of it number of graduates from ' tho college. Miss Mattley li also n major In tho department of mat lie I unities at tho uulverstt.x Tho gliis who will go to the lake will act u ' entertainers for tho guests also, be sides putting the hotel on a systemn , tie basis. Automobile tourists x find tho resort especially attractive this year. TO DARKEN ci o timi i: tit rt KN- it. tti n i;iir. M -id Mi .:Iim 0 il-lltln x oil I I Ittmnt'i "I'M "i 'tool., hrv lug . en I miles thrt last ilnv of the m rnev Mr titiflit N an "old time ' Ho x,... ui.irtd la Southern Oiok 'i and t'Ui.tid boar In tbo Dead litdti-n louutiy. twenty flto miles e.mt ' of A blind, thlrtv-flve xears ago Mo j has with him two pairs of elk burns us a Msult of a huutlnu expedition near Mi. I'll! ttilrtx-two ears ago Ho j Is n rorro-pondeni for the Oregon 1 Sportsman" mill "Finest and. Siren in " On the Trail of the Club, i Foot Hear," from bis pen appeared In ( , tho .'oi'uary number of "Forest and Stream " ' M- Mif(it Is trtxellng In hi ear! and looking oxer tho country with I , xi -w of locating near hero, Ho, said "l.imuth town In Oregon Falls Is tho llvllosti APPLY SK TEA i LOOK YOl'XO! lllll Ml It.U'K ITS XATCH.I. COl.OH, (il.OSS AXl ATTIUCTIVKXKSS Common garden sago browed Into a heavy tea with sulphur added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just a few applications will proxe a rovolit. tlon If your hair Is fading, strenkod or gray. Mixing the SaKo Tea ami sill- Look and Feel Clean, Sweet and Fresh Every Day Drink a gln of real hot xwaWr bfor bnakfatt to with out poltona. LiberlyThea TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY JUNE 17TH AND 18TI1 Tho Scroll mintf War Coinotly The Better 'Ole Special Prices for This Show : MATINEES 10c and 25c EVENINGS 15c nntl 35c Life Is not merely to live, but to llvo well, oat well, digest well, work well, plu.r roclpo at home, though. Is trou- wJ' " lw,k f,'- W1,at Klorlous n- VAMMIIIIIII.T girr , AS K.MI.IIOAK CHIKF. NEW YORK. June It.- W. K Vanderbllt. Jr.. resigned as p-esldent of tho Dig Four railroad nml A. H. Smith, president of tho Noxv York Central rallroail, was elected to suc ceed him. Tho same action xvas taken In respect lo the Canadian Southern. Lake Erie and Western and other N'ew York Central subsidiaries. H S Lovett succeeded S. E. Seger as n Big Four director. blesome. An easier way Is to got n 5. cent bottle of Weth's Sage and Sill, phur Compound at any drug store nil ready for use. This Is the old time recipe Improved by the addition o( other Ingredients. While wispy, gray, faded hair U not sinful, wo all dslro to retain cur youthful appearance and attractive ness. II y darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound, no one cau tell, because It does It so niturally. so exenly. You Just damp en a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morn, ing all gray hairs have disappeared. and after another application or two, condition to attain, and ct how very easy It Is It one will only adopt tho morning InMde bath. Folks who aro accustomed to fool dull and heavy when they arise, split ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nssly bto.ith, acid stomach, cat.. Instead, fool us fresh as a daisy by opening the sluice of tho sxstoui each morning and Hushing out tho whole of tho Intel nitl poisonous stag unnt matter. Ever) one, whether ai'lng. sick or well, should, each inort Ing. before breakfast, drink u glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of limestone phoiphuto In It to wash from tho Mnm ' ach. Uxor, kidneys anil bowels the pre- ' 1 t l.illu ilft.'rf f toll ll.l ivnlM .... our hair becomes beautifully dark.',' ,"" "" . """"""" """" """' glossy, soft and luxuriant. b k' i,ml Wiratra toxins, thus clean- sing, sweetening and purifxlng tho en- tiro alimentary canal before putting KKSOI.LTIO.V IT.oroSIMi TO CIMMii: TIIK (iltAOi: OF FoltTIOXS more foxl Into the stomach. Tho oc- OF HKilf ST., KIILST ST.. AX1 SECOXO ST. lion of hot wutor and limestone phnj- WHEREAS, the Common Council deems It expedient to change the phatu on an empty stomach Is wonder grade of portions of High Street. First Street and Second Street ...,. inv,.oril,inir n Hmm mn nil t.. ...-t ..f.l ...... I.,i " -. . -- . ... grauu vi iniruuiis ui .u kiii-vi. .- . , ,,,. BE IT RESOI.VED- changed as follews: -That tho Curb North South High Street. West side of First Street, from to HIght Street, East side of First Street. from to High Street from at 70 feet from East lln of First Street. . from . . .. 220.0 220.0 and from at l.0 feet from the East lino of First Street, from 214.0 214.0 214 0 To. at 11j feet from the Eust line of First Street, 231.0 229.5 230. 22S..1 231.0 223.5 230.0 22S.S 231.0 232 0 230.0 213.0 220.0 :r.t o !2S 0 213:6 212.0 213.0 212.0 214..r. 219.0 218 0 High Street, West line Second Street, from 212 0 212.0 to 212.0 212.0 High Street, East line Second Street, from 212.0 212.0 to 212.0 212.0 High Street from, at 95 feet from Second Street, and from, at 175 feet from Second Street, To, at C5 feet east of the vast lino of Serondtf!troet. 22(1.5 220.5 223 0 To, at 185 feet cast of the east lino of Second Street, 21S.0 218.0 221.0 High Street, West line of Third Street, from 204.0 204.0 2010 to 204.8 203.6 207.0 High Street. East line of Third Street, ' from, 202.0 202.0 202.0 to ..." 202.0 200.6 204.0 High Street, at 70 feet east of the cast line of Third Street, from 194.0 194.0 105.0 to ,194.0 194.0 195.5 High Street, at 150 feet cast o fthe east line of Third Street, from . 191.4 191.4 193.0 to 192.0 192.0 194.0 HIgbt Street, West line of Fourth Street, from 191.0 191.0 193.0 to .. 191.0 191. 193.5 H(ght Street, East line of Fourth Street, from 191.0 191.0 193,0 to l-Jl.U IJl.V lllu.O the sour fermentations, gases, waste Sldexralk !,ml "cldlty and gives nno a splendid North South appetite for breakfast. 'While ou are enjoying your breakfast tho water and phosphate Is quietly extracting a large volume of water from the blood and' 23i 0 getting ready fur n thorough flushing 226.0 ' n" tbo Inside organs. The millions of peopte who are both 220 0 'cod Wth constipation, bilious spells, 'stomnch trouble, rheumatism; others who have sallow skins, blood illsor- 2 1 1.0 j 'lorn and sickly complexions aro urged to get a quarter pound of limestone ';( phosphate from the drug store, which " J" xvlll cost very little, but Is sufficient 212.o'to niake anyone a pronounced crank on 2 1 2.0 the subject of Internal sanitation. Ad. -l'J ljii 218.0 !16.0 M4 0 STOP YOURWHEEL SQUEAKS -- oPDangcr Mdjfcciaent - flafaiW. IliEn a W3. Ikw HMWm9. TSilniaicMMiH swtiuvboa mmar a-,.My.r:r wyj I Wi MM kSPORTITE You are endangering your life and the llvet of thoso with you when you drive a car with xvhrels that are loose. Uln (r wl.cwt )U4k, i;amlh tl" lBtl4 Mn thsr nir lh huh aim! If trvll hw, kj.lrx In lllll SPOkTITK whUh lll lll tlMm uo ar4 .k The Woodtite Iiborntoriex .Modesto, California xTSpTTC. MLayMHLHI H i Mr I top and Mat 4nw Im- that -III pnaarv t h mattriaU an4 maJta lltm M pml aa lw A i 4I foiirr that houM ti If ul h ry ownaf of an auUmtUU. Thtt prarara llnM ramo alaliM. iraa an4 dirt and Uas J lh tar with an ? nrallant Uilra. R SdantlArallr C lonptu KUtl aa that It olll n ( mar Ota nvl Bai kal aurfaM an4 trr lianla. Kniujh (ar I waafcaa (or M. . kxxxx:x X"X:"::":X": & 120.5, 21S ft' 1 'T 20 CO ? 204.0 JL ' V 202.0 , 200.6 ( 193.01 V 193.0, 1 ! lUU.bl 189.5 190.0 188.6 189.0 188.5 i High Street, at 130 feet east of the east line of Fourth Street. from 198.5 198.C 198,5 198.5 . to 195.0 195.0 198.0 193.0 High Street, West lone of Fifth Street, from 206.0 206.0 206.0 206.0 to 206.0 206.0 208.5 203,5 High street, East line of Fifth Street, from 207.0 207.0 207.0 207.0 to ' 207.0 207.0 209.C 204.5 High Street, at 80 feet east of the east line of Fifth Street, from '208.0 208.0 208.0 208.0 to , 210,0 210.0 212.5 207.C HIght Street, at 175 feet eust of the cast line ol Pifth Street, from 197.0 17,0 201.0 197.0 to '.L 202.0 '202.0 205.0 197.0 Thence on a uniform grade to established grade at Sixth Street. First Street, at 20 feet north of the north line of Fine Street, West from 187.0 to 189.5 First Street, at 120 feet north of the'north line of Pine Street, ' from 2U,d tof ,.'.. ...,f...'... , 208.5 Second Street, at 20 feet north of the north line of Pine Street, from ... ' 187.0 .. to 190.5 Second Street, at 120 feet north of tbo north line of Pine Street, L from' :..:,...... 198.0 198.0 198.0 198.0 W to I 201.0 291.0 204,0 198,0 State of Oregon, County of Klamath, City of Klamath Falls sa: I, A. L. Leavltt, Police Judge of the City of .KUinath, Falls, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a duly enrolled copy of the resolution propos ing changes In grade on certain portions of High. First and Second Streets. as above set forth, as adopted by the Common Council of said City on June znu, iviv. I t ? t T i io-i ' '.!,! A -2L A. L. LEAVITT, Police Judge. WATER Just a few years ago the City of Klamath Falls was "Up against it." Perhaps there wasn't one person in five hundred knew it, but, nevertheless, it was a fact. The situation was critical, the future of the City hung in the balance. Few realized, busy in their everyday affairs, that the Queen City of Southern Oregon, standing as she does on the banks of a great river and touching with her boundaries two great lakes, was famished for water. There was "Water, water everywhere, but, not a drop to drink;" it was starvation in a land of plenty, for the water of these big lakes and in the river was tule soaked and germ contained. The only available supply was being pumped from an open spring into distributing reservoirs, but the quality was questioned and the supply inadequate. Something.had to be done ; something was done ! And today the City of Klamath Falls is possessed ol an abundant sup ply of the purest artesian water in the world. Three 12-inch wella we're driled through hard rock, one. to a depth of-78 feet, one (to g0fftet and one to 160 feet, from which "purej cold, clear, water gushed. These wells were cased.' capped and sealed, and it isf;om these rock covered strata that the water used in the tCity today is being pumped water free from con tamination of any kiri4, for it' does mot see tho light of day until it pours into the reservoir, and then only until it again, runs away into,the mains to serve you at the faucet. California-Oregon Power Company ;:M ire A A : t t t T f f i t y y f y l .,41 .jVtfi