The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, March 25, 1920, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text7 nnmsDAY, MAncn sa, i2 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAttH TWO Six p cent Farm Loans See WILSON ABSTRACT COMPANY, 517 Main Street, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON. The Federal Appraiser inspected $140,000 in Farm Loan applications for me in February and I now have $47,000 more and another inspector will be here this week. Loans from $5,000 to $37,500 preferred. e MAKE YOUR APPLICATION NOW. .' li i 1 I j j ' .1 i 31 s t i i' i t u ! - 1 U , r I-: ( I I Arthur R. Wilson IF BUCK PAIS . 1EH I ITS "luh jour kidncjs occaslonly if jou eat meat regularly No men or woman who eats meat regularly can make a mistake by flushing the kidneys occasionly, says a -n ell known authority. Meat forms uric acid 1.1 .. ht.1. . .. U ..t.1 o ther-luBBtahly niter, m . 1 npv nnrps or strain only part of the waste and1 "Anarchical methods will not cre poisons from the blood, then ou ato lasting results," said Branting. get sick. Nearly all rheumatism, "We do not accept the dictatorship headaches, liver trouble, nervous- , ,. . .... ,. , " ness. constipation, dizziness, sleep- of an m,n-ity. The minority dlctn lessness, bladder disorders come torship In Russia has shown Its Im from sluggish kidneys. I portance In solving all really Social- rne moment you reel a tiuii acne in the kidneys or your back hurts, or If the urino is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, itreguler of pass age or attended by a sensation of Ecaldlng, get about fou- ounces oi Jnd Pnlt5 frnm anv rpH.ihln nhnr- macv and take a tablesnoonful in a I gias3 of water before breakfast fori r, fntv rllt-o n.1,1 vnnr L-Mi-3 will I then act fine. This famous salts Is made from tho acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia and has been used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimu late them to actUity. also 'to neu tralize the acids In urine so it no longer causes irritation, thus end ing bladder disorders. Jad Salts Is inexpensive and can not Injure: makes a delightful effer vescent lithia-water drink which all regular meat eaters should take now and then to kep the kidneys clcn and the blood pur thereby avoid ing serious kIdno7 complications. ... ..,,.; UUU ..w.- .WU..UJU ..... Forty wives waa part of -i legac left to an American soldier in a na tive potentate in tho Philippine-" A whale jields, on an average, 2, 000 gallons of oil. itL.fi iTi r T .a J. -... . .... jj. .v.VVV t i z ill lit j! aa il(t ft j s f f Suits made to your exact individual requirements. Step in and select your Springand Summer Suit now. We guarantee perfect-fitting, finely-tailored, stylish jr Clothes, made by z J I KKK STORE Leading Clothiers and Hatters . K SWEDISH SOCIALIST WOULD AID SOVIET ' COPENHAGEN'. Keb. 1G. (By 'Mall). HjAlnxir Branting, the i Swedish Socialist leader, and former Minister of Finnnco, speaking at tho recent Scandlna Ian Worker's Con gress, declared that ho had no sym j liathy with what ho called :ho '-in sane ami destructivo Entente policy towards Russia" but added that "our joining Bolsbelsm will not help tho suffering Russians." Tho congress later relectod the Norweirlni. Snctnllct nmmii to im,. I f jw... " rd Internationale of Moscow "Anfrthtlnl mnttin.li. fit . Istc problems. The giving up of dem- ocratic principles means floundering in the rough sea of life without a compass." NTNTOJ? DFn fOriCC J '-' l l V"'1V '-' SS-IJOD TO AID ORPHANS PARIS, Teh. 21. (By .Mail). Tho Junior Hed Cress of .America has appropriated 200,000 francs for tho vocational training of French War Orphans. Sixty npprenticeshlpa will be given In 13 of tho municipal pro fessional training schools of Paris I wliore mechanics, industrial arts, carpentry, book-keeping, stenogra phy, dressmaking and household economy are taught. Tho students enter by competitive examination at I tho ago of 13 and upto 17. Each orphan attending thoso schols will receive tho sum of TiOO ' francs for each jear of study. This! aid is to go toward -living expenses. ? "'. I r ',v- frar?',r'.TO.fj.vinT-sa . . ."' -.--- I i v CLEVELAND lHS2322i.'wl. ..ag!i.. tittF Mil i iff V.ti.tO ! duiwcnwc NOVEL DRUG CURE QN TRIAL IN L. A. LOS ANGELES, Cal., Mar. 25. A fight against tho drug habit, waged by supplying addicts with tho nar cotics they crave, has brought about I encouraging results, according to Dr. I John Sevius, who directs a dally dls- K i 4. II.. ..In.. I.,.-. . t.n .Alm. n. n ItllJUilUil IIC1U IU II1U tlbLllllO, Ul t. "municipal drug clinic." Tho drug is sold to the addicts at a trifling cost to them. After this be-' camo known to them, men and worn- en stood In line waiting a chnnco to get a dally "shot." They were told the city was helping them and In re-, turn only asked that they help them- selves. "Can't you cut it down a llttlo? No. Allottee 710 Elchunka Mus-lay 253 JoNimrod N'i.Wi and SWUNWi '20 Grover Pompey SW'A 2CC Clnda Uiggs SUNWVi SNE' 207 Marvin Itlggs FCVl 830 Mark Robinson KEVi ' 307 Dolly Skron S'iNWH and WNEU .... 78 Gotllep Elksnat Sbellock....SVi .'. 21C Tom Skellock Sr SW'i 1502 Nancy Smith U'SEU and Lots 3 and 4 , 345 Waldorf Smith S...vr:4 and N'jSEU 528 John Snipes ?"jN,iNVi and NS6NVi 85 Harry Stones Lots 4 and 5 .. Lots 27, 28, 20, and 30 501 Janctto Tupper 8E 427 Tessle Tupper NEU (or Lots 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 10, 15, and 10.) 459 Kato Villard (John) S-4NWU and Lots 3 and 4 C02 Ack-Ack Walker KW'i 599 MInnio Walker HWViNWVi, WViSW'i nnd Lot 2.... 941 Archie Weeks SWUSWU NVNW'4 1298 Jako Weeks Sr Lot 22 939 -Prim Weeks SNW( G39 MIko Weoks lots 1, 2 and 3 898 Caroline William NVV'A C27 BobsIo Wilson NW 107 Enola Chnrllo .SE'A 109 Jason Charllo SE',4 Mi Aloblo Muck Charlie UESE WSWi, nnd SEUSWU 108 Bella Charllo (Weeks) SW',4 J-7lX' ' .,,, -ir ik- "W. . f, .PisiiM&u.via?.iMKSsr'i5ii. . . ft The Notable New Six s the Cleveland Six. Not really now, either, for the factory began de liveries last Summer and s'uiro then the Cleveland has gone out over the country into the hands of thousands of owners. And these owners say they are delighted with it. There is every good reason why they should be delighted with it. For the Cleveland Six is really an extraordinary car. We cannot tell you how good the Cleveland Six is. You must ride in it and drive it 10 know. This experience will convince you of the power and pick up and speed and flexi bility of tins exclusive Cleveland-built motor. It will convince you of the comfort of the air, contributed to so much by the low underslung spring construction and the wide Come let us show you what a car the Cleveland is Touring Car (Five Passengers) $1385 Roadster (Three Passengers Sedan (Five Passengers) $2195 Coupo (Four Passengers) All lrlra P. n n. Vnctnrv) CENTRAL GARAGE "- ' AUTOMOBILE Ifwwnlyfl,w rwcwrwi'i.Jiiyfitn was n nue'Ufon askdi each person np pljing. If tho answer was "No" tho dobirpd amount was j;len But tho . i..(.. .. t.a.iut... ..,. .,, 1ID I. I1IHIV attendants at the clinic declnro there loss Congress should full to f ttrtlioc' jnf utlolc that In 200000 vcars old has been a number of i eductions that suiiiioit llio unduit.iklng. Helium Is jjH Ugtorn Cuiuullnn filondu won is gr.itlfylng large. 'extruded from natural gun by a so- ,iol. if j,0 nirri,.u u aimllt ,i. iii,,wi "It's early to muko predictions," said Dr. Novius. "But they seom to nnt to try and that's tho biggest thing of all." I .o BALLOON GAS PLANT NEARING READINESS j TOUT WORTH, Texan, Mar. 2I. a great hollum plant from which tho United States government hopes to obtain non-lnflammablo ga 1n I sufficient quantities to supply its military baloons Is near completion INDIAN LANDS SALE (Continued from Page C) Description rntt M. " - soft sent cushions. You will be amazed at the ense of handling your Cleveland, how lightly it steers and shifts, and at die instant positive action of its brakes. There isn't any other light car that will give you so much of all tliat you wish, and at such a fair price. COMPANY, CLEVELAND; OHIO . vcwaHVrviMtudJlvrMJvnttttiTrinirc'amt4irrriirK't 9 ' mip here. Installation of machinery has bgiin and It Is rxpectcil tho plant will !.' In opoinilon l August 1, un 1 rrot process. 'Stales on his Hpcnlclng lours. Consti iictlon of tlio plant, tho on-1 Prof. W. (1. Foslor of Spokiitio n ly ono of Its kind In tho world and nt'fowvyoatH ago dixccnoreil n stump In a cost of approximately $..,000,000 Jn pent bed amid glnclnl drift In tho was started during tho world war'willuy of Old Mum Itlvor, southern following a series of oxperlmonU . cnilductoil by army and navy exports hero and at Petrolln, Toxuh. Iloyond tho fact that a non-iuflnmmablo, non- cxploilvo, gas linil bcon dovolopcd tho results of tho experiments havo remained n secrot. Tho hnlliim plant, i wood. Tho walking stick cut from sinco Its construction started, has tho trco that may onro havo sholtor lieon under military guard. A naval j oil thn innhtmlon and tho, porodactji lieutenant Is In command. W valued nt 15,000, " Sec. T. It. Acres Appraisement Lonso Expires' 3G 13 ICO.OO $1,400.00 , 31 11 120. po 900.00 ' i 30 10 100.00 1,200.00' March 31, 1920' " -f 31 8 ICO.OO 1,100.00 31 8 100.90 1,000.00 ,3C 10 ICO.OO l.COO.OO 32 11 ICO.OO 800.00 30 10 ICO.OO l.COO.OO April 30, 1920 38 9 ICO.OO l.COO.OO " 32 13 157.08 2,400,00 March 31, 1920 32 10 ICO.OO 1.725.00 if" 35 7 100.00 700.00 3C 7 40,00 400.00 35 7 80.00 240.00 32 8 ICO.OO 1,540.00 3C, 10 ICO.OO ' 33 13 1G3i32 2,400.00 i 34 9 ICO.OO 2,502.00 30 8 159,72 1,100.00 i 30 8 120.00 1,000.00 April 30 ,1920 3C 7 18.08 1,808.00 30 8 80.00 800,00 April 30, 1920. 30 8 118.20 1,100.00 30 12 100.00 1,200.00 32 T 160.00 1,000,00 April 30, 1021 v1' 30 9 ICO.OO 2,500.00 , ,-, , v 20 9 ICO.OO 2.500,00 . . . , . ,ij 30 10 160.00 1,500.00 ' ' , 30 9 ICO.OO 2,500,00 ' i 15 32 1 34 3 33 fi 17 17 20 24 3C 34 0 B 30 13 2 29 34 25 30 15 3C 30 9 25 23 22 20 21 23 it -- uvi'mk y I i r, v M385 $2195 - vtVIVtJtSTVr.nbk T.U'T CAItUIKS ANCII3XT STIOIC t-iiriiinr Pfniililnfit I'utt ...i ..a .. II. - ----..v- Alburtn. Prof. Koitor took tho stump homo to Seattle and whmi the Spokuim j peoplo, on ono of Mr. T.ift'n visits, wanted to glvo him a milium present. they had a cano fashioned from tho xr-X- .iiHcjMiorjl 1 ..lMii.HH-'HH-"'H-H'-i' ?l ' ;