THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Lee Tires
Any Defective Tires enn be Adjusted on n 6,000 or 80
Mile basis in Klamnth Fnlls.
Howie Garage 12th and M.
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U. S. Point Winner at Inter-Allied Games
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LONDON". Julv 2s. The old cus
tom of flogging tudont is till in
ogue In British college1!, whoe stu
dents are as old a the nerage Am
erican college men The custom Is l
most followed in the higher cla in
stitutions, so that to hae been flogg
ed at school or college is .Wd to be
the mark of an aristocrat
, At Cheltenham college the students ,
hazed Barnwell, the former lender of i
Uie collage baths because ho had de
sorted the baths, for higher jge In
an aircraft factory They bombarded
Barnwell's house with bricks There
upon, Barnwell workmate-- with
several hundred of the populace
marched to the college and told their
story to the principal. Archdeacon j
Waterfieid It was agreed that the
students should piv damages and be
flogged bv the Archdeacon This was
.satisfactory to all concerned, includ
ing the students
Because of the number to undergo
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COURT DECIDES
IS
"Listen!'
says the Good JudaC-
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I'm in Ouiu'i Ciititi'inN li- .hoo
I I'llipt'lft Holcing I" Him OlllMtt
to riiinrs riving (Iiit Cuttle, mill
d'oi's Into ('mill.
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11. I,. Mteisedm
This is one of Uncle Sam's
ath-
KASSAS VT, Mo. Juh 2'l
Whether u iropert on m i Is also
ouuoi of the air uboo his laud Is lo ,
be delermliied throiigh a iiiurt iiiltiin
brought In Knder'lck llot'tieinanu. a
fiirim r lie seeks to,retriiln n min
imi) owning airplanes fiom using
the air nliiiMi his farm
lloeiiem.iuu contendR Hint sight of
the iii.u bines .md tlui noise of their
engines disturb the livestock '
There is s.ild to be no direct pro
odent to kuIiIi) the court, nud the
i isi is e tuning wide dlscimiilon In
1 i, tl ilrcles '
1 i gal cvports of I'ngluttd have ills
nissed the nmtur from the stand-1
point of national ouiurslilp of the
air it is sulci
Some lu)era contend that fr.
loin of the seas and freedom of tin
air are the same, while others s,. n
the toiirts luue held thnt ownership
i iirriis with It light nud air nhoe I In
propcrt) as well as the earth benualii
li is pointed out tluil w h n tin
steam engine came there were main
L I.Hersedge had put the (.hot Ho 'w !,ll"',- "lu Piainnrrs (imuniiing
won that uM-nt. and finished second tll'lt " ""o ns l1'" danger
in the !aelln throw LlNerHodgo. jeoparcnze.i ineir siock l lie .Massa
"And remember it, too."
The better the quality of your
chew, the more you'll enjoy it.
You'll get more out of your to
bncco money, too you'll save
part of it for something else.
A small chew of this quality
tobacco tastes good und it
iustt and lusts.
THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW
: up in two st,ln
RIGHT CUT is :: short-cut tobacco
W-Ii CUT is a long r,p.c,,t
3S5-gSS3SgTEWMW
castigatlon. lots were drawn so that I 't;le!, " "eipeu iuu .iinericitiis iu . j..... w... -.
nnn m,t nf .or, nf !,. .i. i,.u ls,ween eerthiiic before them at the who at one tlmw held the American clnisetts Supreme Court, however
should get the whip This also was 'recent intr-allled games held at the javelin recoid, was an all around ath- rendered the opinion that the loco
satisfactory to the students But this I Pershing stadium, near Paris The lets at the l'nlersit of California motive was lawful and In keeping
Bporting spirit impressed the bath- Photograph was taken just after H He was a good football phper. '"' Progress Attorney s-iv a shut
v0,o,-,, o.! ..,. .u , lilr condition arose when motor ars
that both tides shake hands and call '
it off, which was done with mutual I
regrets and compliments.
Fruit-Juices
In Vials
Jiffy-Jell flav
ors come sealed
,in glass a bottle
in each package.
Each is rich es
sence, condensed
from fruit juice.
Add boiling
water, then this
essence, and you
have a real-fruit
gelatine dessert, and at
trifling cost. You should
know this fruity dainty.
10 Fbwon, at Yam Croetr'a
2 Package for 25 Cent
RAIL OPERATIONS
BEFORE ROUSE
National Transposition Confer
ence I'rfses l'rhate Ownership of
Itailioads Merged Into Man) Com
peting S)htems.
WASHINGTON July 28 Priv
ate ownership and operations of rail
roads, merged Into 20 or 30 great
competing systems under the super
vision of a Federal Transportation
Board, with a statutory rule of rate
making assuring to the roads a net
thority and maintained for the bene
fit of all the railroads of the country
After any roads' contingent fund
reached the six percent requirement,
its annual contribution of excess
earnings to the general contlngunt
fund would bo increased to two
thirds, the remaining one-third of
this excess being retained by the com
pany for distribution amuug stock
holders or other lawful purposes
All llo.uls i get I'iumI.
The general railroad contingent
fund would bo used to assure tho sfv
percent return wthout entailing a
government guarantee or unreason
able rates. It would be driwn upon
by all roads of a designated traffic
section when in any ear the net re
turn fell below six percent and those
roads would share in the distribution
pro rata to their gross earnings. The
fund would bo built up to $710,000.
000 and any excess would bo surron-
came Into use but the highest courl
of Indiana ruled In their favor on
the grounds that the Inw must keen
pace with progress
STAMP COLLECTORS
IN LONDON GET MANY
PICTORIAL STAMPS
return nf clr nprrpnt. WAS nfferpd to
.. . ,.. ... dered to tho government, to be Uhed
the house commerce committee today , ,,
as the plan of the National Trans
portation Conference.
Harry A. Wheeler of Chicago, for
mer president of the Chamber of
Commerce of the United States,
which assembled the Conference, ex-j
plained that hearings had been held
for providing additional transporta
tion facilities or lessening tho cost of
transportation to the public by reduc
ing capital and Investment accounts
of the roads.
Grouping in essential.
Grouping or consolidation of tho
for six months at which shippers, , railroads Into competing systems was
CHEAPER
WOOD
For a limited time we
will make the follow
ing prices on
BLOCKWOOD
delivered
home.
to your
Cord, or single load
$3.50.
Double load $4.50
O. Peyton
501 Main. Phone 187
railroad men, labor union officials,
and bankers had been heard. Tho
plan evolved was said to be a coi -bination
of the best features of plars
already put forward, with some new
declared to be "essential, because
railroad rates must bo tho same for
similar services, whether perfori ed
by the weak necessitous railroad or
by the Btrong and prosperous one "
elements assembled into what the The BupInK houll ho n1"""
Conference regarded as a harmonious nrcsent tronB scorns, It was urged,
wnoe .nlong commercial lines and not by ar-
S'loulil nullil Reserve Fun.l. lHrary territorial sub-divisions lie-
Continued government operation HUltl"B corporations should bo sub
until remedial legislation is enacted Ject t0 Jurisdiction of Congress, ac
was urged by the Conference, with 'cording to tho Conference, through
the limitation that such legislation Fcleral Incorporation, with powers
should be enacted this year. With tho of Pollce regulation and local taxa-
return of tho roads, at a time whentlon rcsorvc'1 lo tho htatc"'
t...i mi .. i,.. . .,i I-ach of the consolidated compan
ies would be required, undor tho plan
to havo twelvo directors, three of
whom would bo selected by tho Fed
eral Transportation Hoard and one
by tho employes
many probably will be showing defi
cits, the Conference thought, thero
should be made available by Congress
a railroad reserve fund of $500,000,-'
000, administered by tho proposed
Federal Transportdtin Board, for i
tho stabilisation of tho roads' credit
nnd to facilitate the recommended
consolidations, Tho sum eventually
would be returned to the government
Government guarantee of earnings
was not favored by tho Conference
Instead, it was urged that tho Inter
State Commerce Commission be
made responsible for rates and fares
designed to yield tho carriers in oacn
designated traffic section not less
than six percent upon tho aggregate
fair value of tho property. Those
BOOTBLACKS AGAIN
APPEAR IN BERLIN
BnUMN, July 29. Ono moio of
thu practical "fruits of tho devolu
tion" has been tho appearanca m
bootblacks In tho downtown .itrroU
of Berlin. Thoy aro especially wel
comed by tho hotel guests who sln"e
tho dawn "of new freedom", and tho
shortngo of footgear aro steadily dlf-
I.ONDON, .lulv 2'i - Stamp tullec
tors, of which London has Its full
share, are enthusiastic over tho curl
ous postage stamps which are begin
ning to reach them from the smaller
Uuropcan states
Ono example from Lithuania Is of
tho first permanent Issue of that
country It has been lithographed on
heavy Silurian gray paper, formeriv
used for the printing of brenil tick
ets. Lettland, Lithuania's nolghbor,
printed its first slnmps on tho barks
of German ordnance maps but these
proved a llttlo unvvelldy anil now Its
stamps aro printed on the flimsiest
of cigarette papers
Czecho-Slovakla stamps recently
received hero aro simply tho united
arms of Bohemia, Mnrtvlu and Sil
esia with tlio Inscription "C'esko-
Slovenskl Statnl" printed on the ilng-
)ar stamps. Thoy were issued when
the Czecho-Slovak troops Invaded
Hungary.
The disputed port of Fluino has
been provided with a striking series
of pictorial stamps, apparent!) In an
ticipation of an Italian inundate fin
they all bear the words "Fluino pro
clalmn !' annesslono all Italia," and
tho dato 30-10-1918. Tho four de
signs include the statuo of Romulus
and Remus fed by tho she-wolf, tho
piazza of St. Mark, nnd anclont Ven
etian galleon und the portrait of Ur
Cross! ch.
OUR SCOPE OF SERVICE
IS BROAD
First National Bunk seivlre extends all over Kl.n Mi
Count If a person or linn Is too far it moved i nn
duct tlui banking personall), why It can be don- U
MAIL Wi enable ono to make Ills depositx and w Mi
drawals lu thut milliner from mi) disunite
Get this big bank behind you and )our business
M. It. Kennies, I'roiloYiit.
I.. I'. WlllrtM, VIovPitsNlilriiU
lfln Rogern, ('nuliicr.
A. M. Collier, Aht. Oihlilcr.
John M. Moot o, A wit. Ciudiler.
57 First National Bank!,?
KLAMATH FALLS
OREGON
"VI)FM
carding tho dnco proper night cis-
roads earning more than six percent , torn of placing their hoots In front of
would bo required to put half the ex- the door of tho apartment where thoy
cess into a company contingent fundi awaited the porter's early morning
amounted lo six percent of the fair round
, value of the company's proporty, the
other half going to a general rallioad
contingent fund administered by
trustees appointed by govomment au-
Greator Berlin has Just llconsed
100 public bootblack stands. Opera
tors will wear a number and a Prus
sian eagle band In their caps.
DESTROYER BUILT
IN SEVENTY DAYS
SAN FRANCISCO, July 29 The
Fnlted States Navy (leHtro)or Ward,
part of tho now Pacific fleet, lias tho
distinction of having broken nil con
struction records for this class of
vessel,
Tho Ward was built at tho Maro Is
land navy yenrd during tho war rush
for noy ships. It took but 70 days
from tho la)ing of tho keel to plac
ing tho Ward in commission. Tho
destroyer was Inunchod 17' (InyH
aftor tho keel wbh laid. Tho record,
It was said, was nchloved by careful
routing of materials and handling
of labor.
You might as well run a steam roller over
your tires as to ride on them when poorly
inflated.
When you do this you're squeezing the
life out of your tires and the dollars out of
your pockets.
Nothing ruins tires quicker than the bend
ing and unbending of the side walls which
result from driving on them when improp
erly inflated.
HAY & GRAIN INSUHANOi:.
Wo havo setled a number of lossos
in hay and grain, and all of them
havo been paid promptly nnd In full,
Wo shall npproclato a share of your
business. CHILCOTI5 & SMITH. 633
Main St. Phono 60. 23-Bt
THE
WHITER
iiEICAN
w.
i' THE OFFICIAL
AUTO BLUE BOOK
AND CALIFORNIA
STATE AUTO
ASSOCIATION
GARAGE
Remember, a whole carton!
It pays to buy current savins
National Mazada Lamps. Tney
glvo throo times tho light oi
old stylo bulbs for tho earn
light bills.
Duylng flvo In a blue "oronj
lonco carton saves brcaMB
and gives you extra lamps v
koop on band.
Roberts &' Hanks
FEED
Egg Mash, Growing Mash, Fattening Mash
To Your Chickens ,
Murphey's Feed & Seed Stor
126 South Sixth St PbDe