The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 25, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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EVER-READY STORAGE
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Jiunrunleeri for n year nnd n
half. Worth more and costs
less than others at
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sweet H -fJL, itoTt ifefeiP iswi 'it iC! rcSI $881 && J
home -h3ob i fi inia ;ii ir TPsin rm
by
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l3 IN THE , WJ fe
I FIVE POUND CAN f
Coffee l vtw
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M.J.B.
COSTS YOU LESS
PER POUND
BUY IT AND SAVE MORE MONEY
Because of its superior strength and
richer flavor you use less M. J. B.
per cup than any other coffee.
EVERY CAN GUARANTEED
The most economical
coffee you can buy
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DISCUSSION RIFE
OVER HOME RULE
1)1111. IN. Auk 25 ppeurnn.e
in vinous I. (union papers of tlu uu
noiincemetit that Premier l,lod
I (leorgo Is i nslderlng an offer In Ire
land of dominion homo rule, with
county option has cteated much dis
culon In political circles In Dublin
Sir Hoi ace I'lunkoit's new Domln
lull League, while willing to arrange
spu.Kil teitns fr fstor within an
Ir'sh ilotnliiUin. In very strongly op
posed tn un arrangement liv which
any p.irt .f lielnml would he alto
gel her outside the new Irish parlia
ment, -ml S'r Horace believes iiny
such plan would lie unworkable.
, I'lster fnlonlsts. on the other
Ihnnil. are violently opposed tn poun
ty option or, indeed, to any option
I The furthest they have gone Is to
agree to thu tital exclusion from nn
Irish parllanient of the six northern
counties without the preliminary ot
a plehlsite
.Many Sinn Peltiers declare that If
county option were extended to nil
ireiunci u pelislto taken on home
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'I have heen niii(., f four voir
xuffeilng. and have pulncil exactly
fourteen pound 1 In weight m:ico I
commenced laMng Tanlac. said It. a
Whitromli, u well known Mile in m,
for the Caldwell tirocery Co, who
lives at 2370 rmnkllii Ave. Han Die
go, Cjil . the other dnj.
".My trouhlu slatted Willi an attack
of acute Indlgostl .:,,' continued Mr
Whltcomh. "and these spells ha.e
heen coming pretty itteti for thu past
three ears. In f ,.-t, rt,n i ,0Kn ,,
tnke Tanlac. my stomach was In such
had condition Din: everything I ale
would e.-iuso me to suffer terrlhl
afterwards I wool I have the worst
rub? many of the counties would ad- 'TnmpiiiK pains In the pit of
he-., to the demand for a renuhll. or ",y s,",m,c". "'"' 'vheti thnso spell
demand for a repuhll- or
noth.ng. and vote ugu u- it
Ml N
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TO PILE
S.henan Islands, it was believed, th
drift wnould carry the boat toward.
If not across, the pole. Amundsen In
tended to use the airplane: if hi
found the drift would not carry him
across the "top of tho earth."
ALL WELCOME EARLY
CHOICES IN FURS
AMMIKW ('Alt.VhCalK OXCK
OPKIIATKD TKIJMUtAlMI KEV
Discoverer of South I'ole lristlnR in
Steamer on His Way to the .North
Pole Expedition Is Accompanied
by Airplanes.
PHILADELPHIA .Aug. 25. An
drew Carnegie was lauded as "the
master manlpu'ator of the telegraph
key In his day" by Colonel Joseph
Green, eighty six years old, Phlla
SEATTLE, Aug. 25. Bound for, delphta's veteran telegraph opera
the North Pole, Roald Amundsen tor.
Norwegian discoverer of the South "I first met Mr. Carnegie," said
Pole, Is at present drifting In his Colonel Green, in 1857. I was at that
Ice locked schooner, the Maud, time an operator for the Pennsyl-snmw-'-'re
north o' western S'berlu vanla Railroad In this city and fre-
according to beliefs held by the quently held conversations over the
Seattle Norwegian vice-consulate wire with him as private operator
In planning the trip, the explorer of Colonel Thomas A. Scott, pres
said he expected, after reichlng the dent of the road. We all knew him
pole, to return either to Grant Land., as 'Andy' and recognized him as a
west of Greenland or Melville Is, master of the key."
land, which lies in the Arctic Ocean
north of Canada. Should he reach 'GOBS' ASK DISf.H ARflF
-Meiviue island he probably would
journey by sea to Nome, Alaska or'
overland to Dawson, Yukon Terri- SANTA
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ilajs Arcmnp'iny S'.nnrrp.
Two airplanes, it is believed
ON PACIFIC COAST
I5AIIBARA, Calif.. Auk
rully 50 per cent of those of
the enlisted men of :$a Pacific fleet
who will obtain dlscharco nhnm "...
formed part of the Mimd's equip- tober 1st want to be discharged on
ment when she left Norwav in,t fail'thc ,.a,.iflc c.nst imwX of being
and sailed through the White Sea Bent t0 the chy,n many ca
bound for the icy :rth. The f'ual ,h, eastern beaboardwnere they
dash to the pole may he mude. in enlisted.
one of the planes. Amundsen t U This estimate was made by Lieu
believed, nny also Vy back to civil- tenant T. P. Kiddle, chaplain of the
izatlon in one of the machines. 'flagship New Mexico, who based his
ixoiamg eas ,,,en neartf rrorn staWraent on advice sought
Amundsen since Sept. 1 1918 near-' him by men who will be given
ly one year ago. At that time the charges.
Maud was reported taking oil for "This Is unusual," said the chap-
her motors at Dixson Island, a White la n. "and a fine compliment to tho
Sea point. After taking the oil she Pacific Coast. It shows the men like
Bi.eu Hunneasi into me rapl.llv the West and the treatment
freezing waters of the Arctic Ocean, have received here."
May Drift Across Pole. ,,
From White Sea Amundsen ex- On account ot car shortage we will
pected to drift east with the ice to ell block at $2 50 per curd at our
the New Siberian Islands, which He 'af'torv "tl further notice. Now Is
in tho Arutp off Sllier a At the N. vi 'h" J'-"',8, '" m '" '"r w,n,"r ,,'?ok8
'VHIHOI hot n
from!
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patlenco, wondo.-fiil plttures of thuio
remurkuhlii iiiiIiuiiIh am to ho rciiii In
tho film, A Dniit Catastrophti" to
night only at tho Liberty.
Her iiiimn was Mlninily Jtidkli-.
and she was a scrub lady. Dili she
wils a warm-lienited little glil with
n great deal of homily and whim love
for Teddy, tho musician, ciiiuo Into
her heart ithe spiuced up and lieciilnn
a different looklm; r. All this Is
told In "Mlrnndy Smiles, tho latest
I'uninioiint iilcttirc Marring Vhlnu
Marl in, which will ho shown lit tun
St; r i, .outre tonight.
fc Mlninily work'il ut the (iriiu !
Opero House In .1 Middle Weslein
town She liked to watch the players
ut rehearsals and -iliro to listen to Hie
wonderful music of Toddy, who play
ed In thu Opera Hoiixo orchestra. One
dnv Mlninily spl.islied u pall or soujiv
water over herself and It was Teddv
who lescued her. Their romnucj
started rlglit thero. ,
On- of tho big, gripping scenes in
"Thu Menace," ih-j Vliagraph lllue
iiiuiioii reiiiiirei WHICH will lie seen
nt the Temple Theatre tonight, is
where Hie supposed adopted son of
wealthy parents. Is detected robbing
the home of IiI.h tliuuee's parents
The outh has fallen under the In
fluence of a convict wlm convinces
him he Is his own son r.nil forces Ii'mi
Into a life of crl.un under threat of .c
posing his real tmfentiigo.
This strong :lct lie from the story
by Ilex Taylor Is Imroil on the experi
ment of u physlclnn, mid who at-
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Vnllo, ,,
HON N0,,.s
HI .1 Mlllil. ,,f .
Ill Hoiiiiiii i thu ,., i,
l liaileil ut th,.
was in llciiiin,
Oil llllsllless
.Mm r l. iv,,., ,,mI)anM ;
"r "IdeM. , ,, ,, ,,
.,f. !'... ...I... . ""rihtl
ii-l I I III HMj Ol U
PHI linHf ft nit I'(i,
inr; Iv niit'i n ii t
A grand ball h ai,noMu h
Aiikiim ....h . iirtunmn,
'"" "' J""' I"""!- K,llh Hn,t,
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY TRY THIS!
nir dlnri
"'" "" ') Ihli ww
,l"l "rtgon, I
Mirty , ltf
8yi nlaii of hot water with
phosphate before brcikfut
waihea out poltoni.
hit me. I would he In so muih actitul
mlM'ry that cold sw.'iit would pop out
all over my hodv. Sometimes ms
would form m i. i. that it would rVe
up into my chest and cause my heart
"V'lltute, anil make me feel o
weak that I would alinot faint. Them
troubles kept ge ting worse all th.,
i'"H! until I win MU ruuilowu afi!
wnrnout that 1 was hiinlly able o
work.
"One day last fall I read about .i
limn U'liri hti.l kti.'..i-..,l . .....
,.,. i,..,i i ..... ,. l),Ht,(1 H0 ' " b'TKlnr only to learn
' ." . " ."' 'r"",, ,UR-, It Is his own son he believed drown
ed.
Corlnno Griffith young and beauti
ful star has thu I.Miilng feminine roltt.
Kvart Overton has the leading mnlii
role,, that of tho son, nnd others In
the cast arc Ned KInley, Herbert iti
or, Iillii Illow and Krnnk A. Kord.
' il li.Mlll'T tloca
- "U r ktn jd
te wakf tii tl.
i. km In", coitrt
I'teiitli, In fatt, to
ng r.miac. and I thought that If III
I helped him so iiinh. It ought to do'
me some good, ir.l 1 linmedlutelv
bought a bottle. ell, tlr, Tanlac fix.
ed me up Just like It did the other'
follow, pnd this .iiivinces mc thai1
an) body who s iffnis as I did can I
depend on Tanlac for relief. Why, 1 1
am as well and stung as I ever was. I
and my troubles lmvo been complete
ly overcome. I haie a fine appotlto. ' Vrl"'r' ,,"H w'"''lrw" tram publlcn.
-.I o-t fust at.vthlng I want and l I u,,n " "cIuIIhIIc book written by
never have a sign of Indigestion nrlh,",!,u" ,,otaUH ,1
sour Klnmncli t uin,i,..H, t, ... governmotlt
To nee llic I,,,,,
III M'lir r ' in
cl.-iuer and i Icm, i
e 'I ,i I . mini ,.,
KUIKUc or n ii inl
liel Miur liet ilii. in nii,l ,,j oj
lust trv Insiiie liniliiiii; evi-rv inon!:?
f'H iitie (.,
'. ...... i,.i f ., ..,,, , Molt
glass of real hoi untrr wltli a iti.
t, m. in. i oi 1 1 in. hi..,,.. iiiniiiite In It
s a lii.tinle-i. i, ii.. .ii- i,i iu.iuiitlroa
the stomach. liver kliliiem nnd bonelj
the pieiiuiH (Jit itnliKcsllblr l!l,
tempts to ilemonHtraln Ills theory that 'iur b'le mid toxins tinm clramlni,
environniDtit l.s capable of rectifying ee em; i- mid i.uriMnic the rotlrt
any heredity tnlnt. He adopts the sup- iilliiieiitnr) rim i iiefure culllcj taotv
food Into the hliiinm-h The action ot
lint water mid ilniexieiii- plioiphiteci
in einiity Ktoiuai'ii hi unnilcrfull; It-
vlgoriitltig It c eiiiiH out all Hit wtr
feriiieiitiilloiis, kh'.s .-mil acidity at
Ivib one a hi.lcii.llil appetite (tr
hrenkfnst
A iiuirler pound of limestone pkot
phtile lll com wry little at tbe Int
More but Is siilllrlent to demoDSintr
Hint Just as simp nnil hot tr
cleinses, sweeleus nnil freshens th
Ikln, no hot wmer unit limestone ptoi-
I lime art on I lie hlnoil nnd Inlernil or-
gatiH, Tluiko who nre untiject to eon-
llmiford Henderson, a well known
now sees thnt
ownersnip nnil inter- ,,., . Ly M ,,-
'back to me. nnd 1 can do as much "crl"1"' """ P"rniiii8in generally, ,,,,.,,. ,wtl..(.s , ,hne bo
hard work as ever. T) nlac Is one mud-1 " ; c,,,,lrnrr lt " highest octal HAI )H HI,uow nnil complexion pallid,
""'in ,l.,n comes lip to all Hint s . wl,l,,r". n"" lon" ' ''Ko a people ,,. ur,., t,n, ....V of Inald
claimed of It. and I wouldn't hesitate
jto recommend it to at ybody."
i Tanlac is sold In KIhiiuiiIi P-" v
tho Stir Drug Storo nnd In Loroll"
by the James Jlerc. Co. Adv.
Ineiilc'ent, unjust and singularly tin- Lmkine will i.nv ih,.m both looiltr
Itiruriiullmr ' u !
,innn,nimh, M,,( Mlttfi t, at' net VflV 1
At the Theatres
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Tho advent or the "August Fur
Sale" by enterprising retailers a
tow years ago has proved advan
tageous to women. This in the
fact that the nttw styles are shown
so early each fall that she may
rrake her selection and plan ac
cordingly, without fear that by
th; time sho has. completed her
wardrobe, that her fur wrap Is not
"ilghl" ut ull The model In
mink nhown hern is one ut thu
rnoio popular coats, the short
waist and lug comfy lol'm being
liMtures distinct li all of the
sewer dL-slguiugg. '
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THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
CCrfOOLC AMD CEP.rtTKENT3 P2CU. Fr.ATbRZi5
Tb rrjveizjy Iwulu tbe Cullme of A Let,. ff iM ' ,.u , ,
ws.yiM w.uvw litu U.O JTJI, aa U-9 IsU, Writr, 'Mill!' A riAt
ffwruj hcTsW i L. lltvMne, Mt .'f'jrtmj for jfhilr, et uuv 1
j'ort'auai. Arcmu'ur J mraauiU, uo t t "w y t ) i il a t t m yhi in
r r a ''tVf Pu try t t,r nr"tf tnf rrr ' r flr i
THE KEOISTHAR, UNIVfAblTV Or ORHCON, UG. E. ORF.CON.
Ta4,uuisi&xzynTf&trmmv"r" -, -..
At a nivutin-i for promot'ng t'10
wolfato of tho rlcHpisi'il Ktu (or out
cast) dais In Toltlo, Japan, a formor
Japatieho minister of w-r nald:j
"Jupan is ndvocatlng abolition of1
"Tho deceased fallowed poor Judg
ment In pulling his gun, and lost on
tho draw."
This verdict of a backwoods coun
try sheriff In "Man's Desire," star
ring Iswls S. Stoop, distributed by
Kxhlbltorn Mutual, Is a sample ol
the "border Justice" muted out by
red-blooded men In primitive civili
zations. Tom Denton beat "Hull" I.arkln on
trie draw and thefo rough Inmbor
men knew "Hull" had It coming to
him.
Border Justice Is demonstrated 'n
it graphic way In "Man's Deslro," n
drama in which atavistic mon with
courage In their l.oartH nnd blood In
tliolr ve)iiH settlo personal misunder
standings In a primitive tho' trugli:
way.
Lewis S. Htnno gives n remarkably
strong t'luinictorlilloii of it "Htrnlght
shooier" in this vlr lo drama, written
by himself and produced under the
direction of I.loyU Ingraham, At tho
Liberty tonight,
One of tho most Intentstlng pic-
6000
8000
Mil
es
This is the new mileage' adjustment you get with
Goodrich Tires
From
23 MAIN ST.
JUDD LOW
PHONE 22-M
racial discrimination abroad. It is .ines In tho ed i Mtlonal fleld.wlll ho
;regrettnblo that tlinro tiro such In- shown ut tho Mbe.ty tonight. Heavers
j consistent phenomena at h'Jtnu as in their native haunts, actually
ithe uttltiida shown touard a Hoctlon caught at work by a enmonv m.in
of our own brothron " who's middle name must Inavo been
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il Get Your Winter Wood Now
For a limited time I will sell you your winter wood j
at uw ioiiownig amazing prices:
DOUBLE LOAD BLOCKS $450
GREEN SLABS $3.50
622 Main. ' Phone, 72 j
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Let us make up your (pool car Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
I he price is right
126 South Sixth St
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