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1HHMTOSDAY JANUARY 7,. 1020
1 HE EVENING HERALD., KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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RESPONSIBILITIES
ALASKA. SCHOOLS
are'excellent
-Theparticular duty of the company to its cus
tomers is, to render satisfactory service; to-its eni
ploytdes,'to maintain Royalty by fair .treatment; to
?$ hP-,wlts securities, to mairitaintegrity of
vh - "' dUU " umera ur me common-
ONLrTENUND
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COItUOVA, Alt3k.i. Dsc. 10' (bj
Mall) -Bchoob la Aie.&Jwith' few
exceptions, aro In excellent condition
r.nd the, educational outlook .tn the
territory Is exceeding!:' brigLt. nc-
cording to h. rjv Handcrsbn) "Baperln-
tendent of the Alaska Tscliools, .who
recently returned to Juneau from a
trip througlutho territory. Alastfans monds mined' In history and exlstlnsr
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seem to do united, he said, lnmak- WW S cut ana. pgiish,cd Kems'wore
ms me scnoois asjenective, aspo- fcatnqredrrom tho ends of'tUo earth,
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CHICAGO, 'Jan. 'l.tt nil the dlfi-
-4 1 January Clearance Sale
in Millinery
.
STARTING THURSDAY TO LAST 10 DAYS -
f T T - wyae.,iuiea ami regulations 11 Oper- '""" 5)' UUB WOUI Io a Pile about m lat
- r?Vll k t Jvf information that it is dvine1 them I WllUo In' PaIrb"n,'!i. M. 'irWder- a wagon -load" of coal dumped .
aU iWPlfiivhy itii1. t Y.-VMhe obtainprl . I,BB",M 'U5 ot tne A1ska U1 woowaiK, sns a Chicago statist!-
imIy& wvevea ung6verwnipnnif .?r -;. r ; ""d,n" a 'i Silo's
fcrpaikWersh'ip. 'Our business is" fqnM f &ri to MKeff, tettUfr .; inNiom oVu cn V0; j
h&nKmm ha&S .'and if wiaelv admin ItWed IM n6L, SSrnictme." he said." rhope that In we in .
t Ultt UUUi imuia t ,4mkio
hampered Jby unfair treatment can continue mutu
ally beneficial to the customer, to labor to capital
rand'the cdmhibnwealth.
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California-Oregon Power Goi
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rty t.oa .v(Att& ta) g
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T.-lll be in operation,"
"Business conditions In llc inter
ior nnd to die westward, while still
( enffr.rlne to some extent from the da
I presjlnBeftets.oftlier! he byho
' means dlscouraglntt', he8ala.l"any
' c6mmnltles, while eml)ijrarily some
hft depleted. In populauon! stjll dls
Twlay evidence 'that' thoy-have solid
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f GettirieetKetFur Coal"Out o&thevMoth Balls Should I
1 - HBe a ReminderThat YourAAutomobile-Bat-
iVi ' ' T 'jolt fVt T riaL A xx x
t'The laveragoimotoHst' said -Judd "l-o, managor 'of tho local
r"J3xlde"v Service, StBfonf thq other "mornlngtv'ils a quoer comblna-
tJon,of'sound American',sommon,serisSarid"unS6un'U American Sasy
Rolncness, ,Astt whaC parts" of his car1 heaieyer sees or hears a com-
l-ff plaint from'he"l's prone toneglect. Aid that, of course, is mainly
CU1UJJ1U1US.
o'thppinfvnere It has nothing
Icent and cruel theatment. Dut.
I'tlm'R ft lias reached such aDolnUHels-In michtv
i bad-sliaAe, 'andbulldlnk It' up again is going, toy cost Mr., Careless-
bjf 1UIU11SI. u pmifl auui umiiiB"U ycij won uavcaafuu uiuxacu.
,ract,tijatf)v? are,c,onupuaiiy writ;
it, senumg mem joiners ana cir
bettef performance and longef
life from the battel y and keeping down big repair bills by giving
'"3 If the right kind of .service at the righttime. Itight now we are
sending out a muu luiuer suuwiug me iiupuriuncc ui giving lie
battery' proper storage when the car js Jfiid, up for the 'Vinter, It
has been the bad iabit of ,many automobile owners at the appnyich
of cold Weather to simply .run the old but;, fully equipped, into the
fj-garage and ben lock the door till nextcSprihg. ' "
E "Certainly s6 ftr as 'the battery1 Isconcerned, this Is a mighty
- poor proceeding Inside of itherbattery,;owlng tp La chemical nature,,
a mi vet 4 u ouib ui avMUjiiatiU;ivvuuu laibuuuuuauj tu&iug iiaior cvcii
or mis reason u aeraanas certain attention at
j AT THETHETERSl
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feiSft,
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While "Speedy jHeafic,"ouis-jHQn-nlsou's
third otzwpjOrodjicUonr Is
topheavy with sdpbnsof'and thrills,
F wny xne oaneryssuiiBrB ii iiuver
,t8. V doesits work, rightuptti
2 .more to cive. utidei'-tlio most. noKl
-' "or'' course." bvthi
C .when -It is idle
j regular periods. This attention can best be" given' It whe'ni-it ls
vT1 stored Tinder .such' conditions'; and supermtendence.'jaB, only'the', batr
i-- tery':Rert,c8n givpt. Because ;q(.,,ttt(s, w.adyipe pur-customers
touches of" delightful ?-cohiedy, "in 150'000; China '2,000? fSIBoi
wh'ich Yhe1 smtllnV'sttfrlexqelsKalmnftM 'Staled COO. , Thiols
lreiuentt jtssenuauy- acoinoqfiiui
bo3j&JLfllsys "sieW tofjiveWtis'
PUdielicolMslies of his orJelnaI;Milm-
or as a visual" lellef "froma series of
intqnsoly thrilling situations, tn--
"Speedy Meadd," Justus In hlS previ
ous Botzwood successes, tho Infect!-;
ou Bennfson ,'mila Is eyor present.
When the" genjal Western cpw
puncfer toujed the country in his
famciu'i stags trumpn, -jonnny uoi
"i our Pun," critics everywhere- sang
the, praises of his cheery good humor.
On tho, screen he has fully 'lived up
to thjfi opinion of t-g Cincinnati ..re
viewer, wvo tT "In Bennison we
have an absolu'ely new type of hum
orist. Ee haa tl.o build of a Jim
Tjiorpe. the telle ot ntooth powder
advertisement, and the grace of a
1aif band." And tb,ere is realism in
hjs every action, wnether it is1 in. a
cpmedrscene1 or'fn somfeu thrilling ,ln-j
tto rpmove theh-,..batterje8,from their cars, sending them,td"ns to be J c'denfethat calls for.the use of his big
Btored'and car,edfforJntour.;stpaKefdepaAm "Tfflts aWlnst'tlie.Jaw of spme desper
ate" villain: One wonders afterr seeing
rf iter storage'ls small-and'the're1 is'aBsurance-thapothing'detritnental
ti Aiui.'ninnan' to thpi KnttBrvI'iliirint Jnnlr Prnot'g rofrn " , . . T ' 2
' 1 :5 5 X iLiADZLI j"IMt& T7. A.fe; iimromp- ffif fingtf' a perfo.tnance
r I - -rfS AU1U tLtClKlU 5tKVICEX:0. v.' lthls biu?Wodihumore(lJpresBiicei
-I ' a? dJCv t . l.1 " " v4 everapsstblrdo It so well agaln-Y.et,
- &7J?J7$??L. ...--. .J A I t'fil tflCU is-herglves evermore of his
mi9t'99im9mma4 .-tr.."
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gggjgaggaBeaiagsaaai , ' i
fjBonnxa,,Ore,. l?ec.731, lil9.. Jknousahd-atillarW. TAlB&f-tltTt.lt0l
y''f u.vy.-ir.'. ..-i?-"r7t
f" y ni..j.i..jia.jt.
sparsiiBg peiBouaiii ,iu-(. i.simJu(
.'Swade? thaif 'wisfpteseBtiin 'hlif.pce
viauBefewohtfccesses.JphofeBr
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anHHal meetingor the stockholders
otour asspejation wijl bp.held in the
. .,, "Kf i i.(,(j.,yyfl v"'
-' ont "Rnnrtv BnrlfB of the U-Bar
Jl-i''!.-2rf'i'''x-lf9C-J'i'lO.iafici Cr.rV i-rt-.la itJ- . '-
n?hraVen Inbu'rredduffnWfii Medg'tm.betesentea
$3r Vnd Btftie'r ntlf JtWl Merty'rheatriTfalght,
existing a year'agcfwlll tiaW'lwen' , , rf, .
VJ rrtftiSaBfr.?' the' famous Jtacing
jnlodriima nas been Inade Into a mo-
'i.. ntA.HA'ltw Ttrll1(atMrPnvTan1 will
and a helglil of five feet. Reckoning
the diamonds at 800 a. ctriil, il
Tyofllil hnv6 a valtfa Sf 13lott42,
'400, It wottldcontain Tl6 U gallons
worth 6',dji)23 aBallo'nor 7G 1-3
bushel? va'luad a't $!1,S70'I729 a bush
el All- tho world's dlanfonds could
bo be packed In an ordinary "clothes
closet or a'kltcheri pa'ntry, v
This estlmalB'Isvbascd ,'on'an' ni-
proxlmnllon ot-tlfh total output of
loueh diamonds' In 'the' world's entire
'history; lnd(a ll Ms esdma'tedrhaB
ptoduced;"alf tM. B0,5od,'000, car
ats', Brrnil 16,OOU,bOOf South 'Africa
l7O.D74;00bl -i T30rne6 -r.000,000;
Eijtish riltlana" o'O.ODti Australia
15O',00O; China '2,OOo;fSlborla '500;
tfjifte'd 'States' COO. , Thls'anotal
fetish output of 23e,77,7374 carats
rorW 3-3 tonH avolt'dupojtsl. J
L Only about 50 'Percent -'of 'rough.
dia'mond 'are cut into gems and''lQ3o
about 60 'porcenPof "tholr weight in
being cut and polished'tHamonds aro
practically Indestructible jand the
first diamond oter mltqd may pbs
slbly still be in xi3torice. But' tho
estimato allows for tho loss of; at
leas i """ "in carats by-floodr fird,
shipwreck and othef disasters. These
tredur&ons and losses leave a tbtal of
cut and polished diamonds atMG,-
,355.474 enrats. .
The estimate of $300 a carat is
the minimum price at which' diam
onds can bo ,bought today. Te popu
lar demand for diamonds .was never
so great and they have become t,hp
6emof working'pepplejis well asthe
wealthy .classes.' They ara worth
three timers as , much.-nowasbejtpre
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5qTamgntoi,rjveruniry3weiajver-
tws, rt"Kf opft twysw, ,rf-f m i
More ibid vy canoaas uave uoou
m ,. I "JTi ij
uxiBiiuK a year ago win nave
oaia.,',f"r "' "f "-'r
ilYW'ta' deUtfcincerna eai
each- of
This Is.your, meeting. Your 1lnr!you'uairectly. Will you not come"at!
taveeta, 4are n,un.der,t:on8lderat!on.
" "We whohave (SKvisjd you as fiesj
" WttoPtielasttlvemonhsare
x Tfcifl is the time tp. elect pur suc-
anjuitJiittKe.Brraiigemeois.ior lue
the.Unie. a"pjppTnted1"and help us make
a wtter record.nextiyeaet?'t;-' l
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vHnM.,J?ANIBL,
1 SecV-Treasl B.N.F.L.A.
The process of waierproofingf fab-
ew?nt;ndrt,enJargementj.:iofjrlcaJln geheraluse in the British nav
j)TjRscttoB.)ait'tcbmict).an7 al 'and mllltary'Service 'is'theinveni
fwaits Jn tsanagementC, t J": tion of an Engllsk woman Mrs. Ern-
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I ?$ "&' hjrty'Tf-B. -lgBt'Hart- J
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JUB tomorrow. The pictmrej directed
spectacle with most realistic' scenes.
'Ceckers ishe main' character In
tKi;5lay.THe-ls-a'Tefortned-race-track
tout who falls In love with a South-
era beauty andgetsHnlo theimost
thrilling adventures. How "the horse
xiemorse wins me uig pan.va, uuw
Checkers, risks his life many times,
nnd how he finally overcomes all ob
stacles, is vtold, it is said, with an
Good Values, Ranging from $3."00 to $7.00
v $16.00. Hats .'...':..' $7.00k .
$15.00 Hats- .,...', $6.001
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510.60 Hats ?J''&M
, 8,00 iia'ts .,.:: .L.A.J...t$4.oor
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fVvOjdozen Children's Hats, four anrlsif dollar '
valuesall ta be, sold .at...". $1.50 and $2.00 f
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. RACRAMKNTa. 'Jan. T. Califor-I "w p .' S
! . VT3-. ?rrJw7J -T3v y,Xi f. i JV1' 1 '!- ' i
nas two greatest scenic, resoris, xae
re.to. beHdlrectly.fconnected, during
the summer months, by an auto stage
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?KE UNIVE.RSAl- CAR
Nine Thousand Miles in a
Ford Ticiick
$127.37 Total Coat of Gas, Oil and '
.Repairs for Trip
Imaeine i.t. Nine thousand miles for
$127.3rr thatjs tho record for a. Ford
One-Ton 'Truck, loaded with t'auring
and camping equipment and' carrying
a' number of passengers. Approxim
ately eight in all. '
Therefore, We suggestthat the ord
..TrucKs to" cTo your hauling? and fjOK er
.liveriefWoidibBroVdered'.TioWivarid noi
iarinjthesprjng, ijf 'youdntend to have
one; '&lso the .roadster and touririidar
, should fee ordered now.5 'Jft'ecpfdir.prcfVe
jttml? thFSWwins-Jn, tKeSlong-'rait.
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DID YOU SHARE IN OUR ;
. ' "MELON CUTTING'! '
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OnJanunry first w'q, credited the accounts of our Sav-
JngB Deposltoip with their aemi-annual Interest paynient.
The sum otal was quite largo, too. " ' ,1;
But ou can be sure'hat that is only one of tho many
ways n which the First National Bank encourages the
k practice, of thrift. " - -.
K. R. Kennies, President
A. JI. .Collier, Vicc-I'i evident
John M. MooioK Vice-l'resldciit
Leslie ltogcib, Qnshicr
elaboration of detail which "makes
((rfiAAVaf't nit. nf'tha mnai nKanrhfner
.uu.kW. m rw k. ... .a.wv .. v bv.ko
photoplays presented this season.
BmixD MANY ENGINES
SACRAMENTO, CaJv Jan, 7, The
Sacramento shops of the Southern
Paoific Cpmpany ended the year
1919 by completing the 42nd of the
44 locomotives allotted -to the local
shops for construction on January 1,
4918.,
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Take" a tablespoonful of ' Salts if
U ' Back hurts or. Bladder
i bothers.
N,i'W 1" rf,tV-'iTf
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Ill I lllll lflllllll ADV,B r " I ,rC&T d pnea.
uImLI ITI I Ih' rl liTnfn HH2P 1P ' restpfe ' n!ituraf. col6fvBad'
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NOBODY CAN TELL'.M'nEN YOU
t PARKRN'.GIUV. FADED HAlrf
with atnv'nuM " '
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,A :Vell1'know'n downtown drunrflit
ays evefybdoViiBes WyetKi SageraB,i
ouipuur -vvuiiuiiu now ooeauae'rit
BIG BANK CLEARINGS " -
SACRAMENTO Cal., Jan. 7,
Sacramento bank clearings during
1919 broke an records, the total be
ing $270,562,451, an increase of
fOS.OOOop over the 191S total,
ee First National Bank
KLAMATH FALLS'
UKLUUN I III .1
WIJI lf
Klamath Lodge No. 137
- I. O.O. F.t
Meets Friday night of each week at
K.'O. O. F. hall, BtHT and Main streets
Pt 'J.aerses' , Ni Q.; Fred Bremer
Secretary; P L.-Fountain Treasurer
"Kwauna Encampment No. 46, I, 0
O. F,; meets Tuesday night of each
Week atI."X. O.'F. hall. Arlle Wor
fel 0. P.J 'Nate Otterbeln. Scrlbei
ft. u.- rouniatn Treasurer,
We are a nation of. meat eat, is
and our blood Is filled with urlo
acid, says a well-known authority,
who warns us to be constantly on
giiai d against kidney trouble
The kidneys do their utmost to
free the blood of this irritating arid,
but become weak from tlo over
work; they got sluggish; the elimi
nates tissues clog and thus 'the
waste lSj retained iq tne blood and
poison the entire system.
W, hep 'your kidneys ache and feel
like' lumps 'of lead, and ou have
stinging pains in 'the 'back or the
urine is cloudy, full ot sediment, or
tho binder , u .lrritatablo, obliging
you to seek relief during the night;
when you .have severe headaches,
nervous, and dizzy spells, sleepless
ness, acid stomach or rheumatism in
bad weather, got froni ypur pharma
cists about four ounces of Jnrl Salts:
take a tablesppon in a glass of water
peiore ureaxiusi every morning ana
In a few days your kidneys will net
One. This famous salts is 'made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
juice, combined wHh lithla, ,and has
been used, for generations to flush
and stimulate clogged kidneys, to
neutralize tho, acids in urine so it is
no longer a source of irritation, thus
ending urinary and bladder .dis
orders. . " A
Jart Sats is inexpensive and can
not Injure; makes a delightful ef
fervescent Jithla-water drink and
nobody can make a mistake by tak
ing a little .occasionally to keep the
kidneys clean and active. -
Grandmother knni her lintr hnuiitl-
fuly darkened glossy and 'attractive
IVliunAVor 'Tim- finlr Innb1 nn ia.iITtl
tear of 'st'reaFed jffppeafance.ihts
.-iaMf iusv ao ai'iiou mu nuu
derful e,ffecL B'iisklnrat any drug
store for"''Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
darkens so naturally and evenly tkat' t
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nobody dan tell it hasoeen applle
It so.easy to1 use'to'o.-1 "Yoalmply
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or. son Drusnana -
V,tthrdurhyouifnftaklnR''!oB'i ' 4
strand at'Ja tlmeiv'Syraornlbglthe - , S
Kray h'a'lr . disappears? after 'ariothe'?' -A
ahbllcati'on or tWo'Mt-lB rkntnrttil tnlit- " '
Ihblicatlon or two -llHn rAfifnred toll..
riaturalcoior rand 'looks "glossy; soft 4
and beautiful. ' 't ' i t ' t.'i'
and beautiful.
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Best yet." Herald Want Ads.
f s Like Finding Mdney"
says J;he Good Judge
When you take a little- x
Aew'6f this realquality
tobacco, and the good
Jtobacco taste begins to "
come.
You'll find it keeps com
ing, too. The 'rich to-'
bacco taste lasts and
lasts. Yoit. don't have
to take a fresh chew so
often. AW man who
uses the Real Tobacco
Chew will tell you that.
Pat Up In Two Styles
JRIGHT CUT is a hort:cut tobacco
W-B CUT m long fine-cut tobacco
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