The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 22, 1919, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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    THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WKDNIMDAY, (Km)nHn
Georgia Birthplace of Martha Bulloch
FAIR PLAY
Utility Problem
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to roosevelt
TGIEM
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a minute.
JONES IIAI NO IIKA ANV MED
ICINE COULD DO FOB HIM
WHAT TANIiAO DID,
EW Y6rK, Oct. . Loading "Well, sir. the way Tanlac has
Waterspouts spin with enormous
snood, Their tiloolty nt tho Hoa
level has hceu estimate at six miles' !
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Standard Phonograph llurgnlus
A number from $35 up for cash or
tormi. Soo our window. Karl
Shoplicnl Co., 607 Mtiln St. 17tr
Si
Does
Advertising Pay?
Yes! If U'b truthful and you have
EARL SHEPHERD CO.
007 Main St.
southerners. Including United States overcome my troubles and built rne
senators, have Joined in an organ- up js wonderful"," said H. P. Jones, u
ized movement to make the birth-, wen known ship fitter in tho employ
place'' of Theo. Itoosevelt's mother, j0f the United States Government, j
the famous old Bulloch homestead who lives at 752 East Thirty-Ninth'
at Roswell ,Ga , a permanent Rooso-; Bt i,og Angeles, Cal., tho other day.l
velt memorial. i "The truth of tho matter is," con-j
"Both the Georgia senators, Hokotlnued Mr. Jones, "I took Tanlac as'
Smith and Willlim J. Harr'B, us well a last resort, for 1 had no idea nnyl
3 former Senator Thos. W. Hard-' medicine or treatment would do mo,
-wick, all of whom were active po- Rny good. I had a general break-'
lltical voppsnents of the late Presi- down in health last December, and I '
-dent, are leaders in the movement, have been in mighty bad shape ever
The Bulloch committee is com- Blnce. My stomach went back on'
posed of one membur from each me, and everything I ato disagreed the E00ds.
southern state and is headed by Dr. with me and I would suffer for hours Wo 'have sold soveral hundred
Tloyd W. McRae of Atlanta. It has after meals on account of being all dollars woith ci good used Phono-
the co-operation of C. W. McCiure. bloated up with gas. I would have $toj dago.SoTe good
a Roosevelt Progressive, who is the worst sort of cramping pains In one3 left.
state chairman in Georgia for the the pit of my stomach. My nerves
-Rooseelt Memorial Association, and were in such awful condition that I
tI E. Y. Clarke, director of the Geer- would often go for seventy-two hours
(la. campaign of the association. , without a wink of sleep. In fact, I ,
The birthplace of Martha Bui- was almost a nervous wreck. I
loch, a scuthern gentlewoman fam- just kept getting worse all the time,
ua for her beauty and charm, who and I finally gave, up all hope of ever
supported the southern cause in the being well again,
sixties, although the wife of a north- "That was the condition I was in
erner and living in New York, Is a when I hcaid, about Tanlac and
-venerable mansion of the southern while I had no idea that it would do
colonial type in. a typical Georgia me any good, I just thought I would'
plantation setting at Roswell, near make one more e'iort any way. Well,
Atlanta. The old mansion' was or- sir, you can imagine my surprise
en visited by Roosevelt. , when I commenced to feel better. I)
Roosevelt was alwas popular in Just braced up and took a new lease
Georgia. His devotion to his south- on life, and stuck to Tanlac until I
em mother had much to do with am now a well, iobti3t man again. I
this sentiment toward him, but his have gained eleven pounds already
principles of Americanism made him My nerves have quieted down snd I
many admirers among those who did sleep like a school boy every right.
not belong to, his party. I am getting ready to go back to
work again, and that is something I
fl l"s TRADFMARIf ' never expected to be able to do again.
KJIAJ 1 KAUtrVlAKfw . my appetlte Ia fino and j can eat jut
IS ABOLISHED anything I want without suffering
afterwards. AH my friends and
1 neighbors are as much surprised at
A Miiht and Morolnrf.
IGIC Have Chan. H.al,L
Eyi. K they Tire, Itch,
Smart or Burn, if ?vw
Ynim IVCC im-tl. Inflamed or
lUUR HYE..J Granulated. uMnrln
often. Soothes, Refreshes. Safe for
Infant or Adult At all Druggists. Write for
i f e Eye Book. Htrtst Ejt barir Cs., CUa(s
Illinois business men's organizations are taking a definite
step forward in effecting a business-like settlement of the public
service questions aifecting their home cities.
They have been brought to tho realization of the fact that
the business life of their communities would be crippled without
efficient transportation, electric, gas, telephone and. water service.
They admit that these services cannot be rendered at a loss
by public utility companies and that capital for a permanent in
vestment in the upbuilding of their cities will be driven away by
unfair actions upon the part of irresponsibles.
A number of Commercial Associations are making exhaust
ive investigations .with a view of reaching agreements equitable
to both the public, the companies, the employees and the investors.
California-Oregon Power Company
It was once the custom in Itussln
thnt u man was not allowed to at
tain the dignity of trousers until ho
married. A bachelor was forced to
wear skirts as onu who possessed no
doflnlte position In sccloty. More
ovbr, tho law prohibited murrlngu
unloss the man uas able to support
a wlfu In the station to which shu
was used, so thnt tho skirl ulso
served as an index to Income.
NOTICE TO SHEEP
MEN
CONDOK 1IKLT
Tho original lied Friction Surfaco!
ni, .. M. .i . i... '
vlce for the dollar than any other
rubber belt.
For Salo Uy '
Tho Klamath Rubber & Leather Co.,
112C Main St., Klamath Kail OrU.
18tf
VtSlll4tl'
HOUSTON'?
lf iriiitohnin AiniiHfiiiciitH
LONDON, Sept. 24. (By MalD-
my wonderful improvement as I am.
The once familar "Made in Germany" an(J , Bpend md8' Qf my Ume n(JW
is not appearing on products of Ger- pasglng the Bood word along t0
man manufacture since the arm Is- ,hra VLrhn Kllfrr nH , ,,, Tv,n
tice which are finding their way in
to continents! markets. An Ameri-
Ih a blessing to the world, an1 as
long as I live I will praisa It for tho
.,. o?ilA0vri'i n'hn hnn lnut rnhirnoil .
.a. oc.o..... .w.u ..-o j- .v ...... g00(j jt jas rt0ne me
to London from Italy has several Tanac , 80(, , KIamath Falu
samples of the goods German firms ,.v ,hn Rtnr nrll r nrl , ,..
by the James Merc, Co Adv.
SAHM3 ItKI.TS
aro distributing there. Each boars
some symbol but none he three old t
words, A cutlery firm has its name
in a semi-circle at the base of thoi
"blades and under it is btamped a Hon.' Made of the highest grade of oak
The salesman told The Associated center, with a special tannage process
Prp- "I saw manv new Gorman maMnK tlle 1,elt nl0re VUnhle and
lress. I saw man new t.orman adaptahle t0 hgl, Bpee(1 trans.
made articles in Italy priced far iJe-, mission,
low what American manufacturers . For Sale By
can produce them for. I was T,", Tn.'""ath Ruhhor f Leather Co,,
surprised to find that the Germans 112C Maln St" Klf""alh Pan5'8.fre-
were offering from twelve to elgh-
4 nan mnntlia -ml tt ' ' & m a m &. . . m
KLAMA1H t ALLS PKUUJf
Klamath
leen months credit
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GOVERXAIRNT All) ASKKI)
Should
Convlnrp Evrrj
Falls Ileader
FAIRDANKS, Ahska, Aug. 30.
(Dy Mail). Numerous Alaskan or
ganizations are exerting every ef-j
fort to have the government keep
open the signal corps wireless sta
tions at Brooks, McGrath and Idlta
rod this winter. Failure to provide
these isolated districts with 'com-
The frank statement of a nelglj-
uor, telling me merits or a remeuy,
Bids you pause and believe.
The same endorsement
By some stranger far away
Commands no belief at all.
Here's a Klamath Falls case.
A Klamath Falls citizen testifies.
Read nnd be cenvinced,
W. H. Bell, Eberiein Ave , says
municatlon. it is oolnted out. mlKht "I used to have attacks of llimbago
have serious results in case of an 80 had,y hai ' Moul1a fa" t0, tne
.,,.,, ,,, , , . ground, I was unable to make a
epidemic of disease. Mining devel- move, as tho pain was so severe. It
opment would also be retarded, felt as though my back was broken.
I My kidneys during these times, were
I irregular in act'on. After I began
NOTICE itakfng Doan's Kidney Pills, I had
vory little trouble with my kidneys
I am now propared to furnish and back "
Shasta Sand from the Hoey. C'hiii ! Price COc, at all dealeis. Don't
sand and gravel pit, in any quantltj simply ask for n kldnoy remedy
that may be desired by contractor get Doan'b Kldnay Pills the sanio
and builders. that Mr. .Bell had. Fostor-Milbiirn
ai. !'. UKAUAH L'o., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y,
N's
65 Loganberries
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DAM'IMi
V tt(lm--ila, .V Siilurday
MlshtH. "
Popular tuu Orchestra
STAR
THEATER
TODAY
AUoJpIi Zuhor Prcsentn
IULLIE HUUKE
Are used to flavor one
Jifry-Jcll dessert. The juice
is condensed and sealed in
a vial.
This is one of our best
fruit flavors. Compare it
with the old-style quick
gelatine desserts.
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10 Flavor, at Your Grocer'
2 Packages for 25 Cent 4
WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE 1
CELEBRATED
BLACK LEAF 40
SHEEP DIP
FOR SCABIES, TICKS OR LICE ON SHEEP
The Dip recommended and recognized by the
United States Bureau of Animal Industry in Offi
cial Dipping of both Sheep and Cattle for scabies.
IN STOCK AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Secure Your Requirements of Us
Merrill Mercantile Co.
General Merchandise
MERRILL, OREGON
aMBMMMWM
Tho first printers of books used to
print only on one Bido of the pago,
and tli(;n pasted together tho two
blank puges to glvo tho lmprossion
of one leaf.
Banc Burkj;
In
IX PURSUIT OF POLLY
Also
A Montgomery riaj-g Comedy
HIS LAST BOTTLE
rEMPLE THEATER
,TOI)AV
Jessie L. Lnsky Protcntf
PAULINE FREDERICK
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OUT OF THE SHADOW
Also
I'lio Act of Screen Vaudeville
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MO'llON I'llTUHI
TUESDAVH AND SATUfiDAVH
Uvrrlll, Oregon
Bradley's
For fine Dress and
Work Shoes
CROSSETT
MASTER-MADE
BUCK-HECHT
The three names stand
for
STYLE
QUALITY
SERVICE
BRADLEY'S
"Leading Shoe Store"
727 Main St. 727 Main St.
U' lpy
iri
FIRE
Insurance
J. H. Driscoll
Loomis Bldg. Phone 432
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JEWELER AND OPTICIAN
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Ice Cream ' CnndU-
PASTIME
Jack Monrow, I'wP
agara, Tobacco, Soft Drtok
Peel and Ill'llards
Barber Shop In oCnnectlon
OUR MOTTO ,
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27 Hawthorn. Av j .Ur
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