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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1920)
it I'M V , V to, M Thursday, April 20, 1020 THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAOH TWO Don't ask for Crackers say Snow Flakes 3B ttiTHi v'WJy o-J " wfeu Qr PlMRT SETFOB I IMDOS DN f ROAD TO FIUME 1 1 if !3vxoJlGj(eTveUUL ,jETT7Tb. M.snIflMiM "a Bwq222c HMONV hlWKUMUft wrww-"a" (AAA tMtlbr WUNIHW A C. & AsdssfM SOME MORE P. C a PRODUCTS Arrowroot Biscuit Assorted Cakes Batter Thin QxcscSsndwfch Chocolate Eclair Graham Wafers Iced Honey Jumbles lane Branch Saltine Flake Ginger Wafers Marahmillow Sandwich A Dainty "Crunch" when you bite them a flavor of salt on your tongue the most delicious repast will taste better because of Snow Flakes crisply fresh just from the ovenl HIGH PRICE FOR TEAM EDMONTON, Alta., Apr. 29. What is thought to be a record price for 'a team purchased at a farm auc tion In the provinces was paid re cently when a tine team of registered percheron mares at Beaver Falls sold for $1,975. ICE JAMS HIGHWAY with dynamite 500 feet of ice that had filled the road to a depth of from three to four feet near the "Five Mile house. Near Alexander Springs about 2,000 feet of read was cleared of ice in the same manner. The route now Is said to be In good condition. Old Dutch Cleanser, 2 cans 25c Saniflush 30c Borax, pound 35c Washing Soda, 2 pounds 25c Calol Liquid Gloss $1.00 nnd 25c Liquid Veneer !30c and 60c CHINESE CAR LINE HANKOW, China, Mar. 20. (By Mail). A group of Chinese capital ists are arranging for the establish ment of a street car system for the VIRGINIA CITY, Nev., Apr. 29. Before the picturesque Qeiger grade route between Virginia City and city, estimated to cost M.000,000 Keno was t Crown open to motorists m this year it was necessary to blast) A Classified Ad will sell It. GET READY MAMMMArMMMMmMMWMMMWVWwWVWWwVvwMWWWwVWwVWWwVwwVWWM for the "Clean Up, Paint Up I Safety First" Campaign t KUODLK OlAJVEO Protect the hands and prevent cracking, red ness, broken finger nails and soreness. Seamless Rubber Gloves, new stock, at Pair 65c and 85c The official dates are May 1 to 15, but it is not too early to begin to do your share in cleaning up and beautifying Klamath Falls. Let's make this a city to be proud of. A. A. Bellman & Son Choice City and Ranch Property 510 Main Street TRIBSTK, Apr. 3, (Ily Mull). The road to Flumo Is sot with "traps" to catch the wandorlng adventurer. Nino posts of cnrablncers are placed along tho way of 48 miles from Trieste and passports and other docu ments are examined with tho closest ; scrutiny at each. An automobile cannot pass the post unless tho man on watch has consented and raises a wooden gato similar to thoso at an American railroad crossing Seven of tho "traps" aro on tho Italian regular command's sldo of the route and two on d'Annunz-lo's side. There are threw within five miles of Trieste and the remaining four are scattered at about equal distances apart for the rest of tho way until tho poet's frontier is reached. At the poet's frontier, the regular carabineer seeks the vlso cf the local zone guarding the armistice lino and If tho traveler has not got it, he is sent to tho headquarters of tho nearest carabineer command, which Is located at Abbazla, two miles away. At Abbazla, the wanderer to Flume must satisfy the carabineer pfticers, who aro the military polico of Italy, that his mission to tho poet's strong hold Is legitimate, otherwise the vise Is refused. The vise given, ono must return to the last post on tho fron tier for the final examination beforo being admitted to the No Man's Land between the two forces. Tho cross ing of No Man's Land Is made es pecially romantic by the nature of the terrain, which is woody and rocky and situated on a hill running down Into the sea. The two frontiers aro marked by stone walls and barbed wire protruding on the road at short Intervals so that an automobile must twist and turn to evade them. Speed Is thereby rendered an Impossibility. Reaching the d'Annunzio lines a careful examination takes place of the mission to Flume. Scrutinizing of passports ensues and questions are asked about "What aro you doing here?" Baggage Is examined and false money looked for because of tho recent falsifications of banknotes In the city. The word is given to "go forward" and then ono passes for an-j ether examination along practically the same line to another group of d'Anunzlo soldiers perhaps a hun dred yards from tho first. After passing this, there aro no moro ex- nmlnnMnna m. nnnt.. I.. tL. 1. -.muuiiuiia v jjusia in uiu uny, ex-1 j cept at the stations and wliarvos. I 1 By rail, the journey is even moro .DALLAS, Tex., Apr. 29. Farm Inconvenient. Tho train takes five labor shortage, which Is threatening hours to do the 4S miles. CarabI-i to become acuto In Texas, has not neers travel aboard It and mako a j caused farmers to rcduco acreago ' minute s-.rutlny of their charges. At planted to any appreciable extent, ac- ' Abbazla, all must detrain, bag and cording to S. D. Frasor, secretary of baggage. Tho baggago is given a ' tho Texas Cotton Olnners' assocla- i thorough search by the armed cus-1 tlon. Tho wheat acreage will bo re- PAINT UPCLEAN UP House Cleaning Helps That Will Lighten Your Labors j Reflecto Furniture Polish, S oz 60c Household Ammonia, pint 25c Babbitt's Lye, can 20c Absorbo Dust Cloths 30c Chamois Skins 50c to $2.50 Small Scrub Brush 2 for 25c D1SFECTINE Germicide Powder Destroys many offvnsUn tdors and will aid In tho prevention of contagion. Con bo u"d to good advantage In all places where unpleasant odors may arise by reason of decomposl-, tlon. Large nprlnklo top can 35c No. 6 lllnlnfiTtM and IhNHlnrlii-N Six times stronger than carbolic arid, l'ut a Niiiall quantity In the Hcrub water. It will dis infect wlillti It cleans. 5 oz. bottle 35c 1G oz. bottle 65c SPECIALS FRIDAY AND SATTRDAY ONLY 50c Scenic Linen, 24 envelopes and 24 sheets fabric finished writing paper 33c 20 and 25c Velour Powder Puffs, can be washed 15c 50c Violet Dulce Shampoo Crystals, removes all dandruff and excess oil :. 33c 15c Creme Oil Soap, 3 cakes 25c 60c Opeko Coffee, full pound 45c 60c Opeko Tea, half pound 50c $1.00 Ariba Caramels, assorted flavors, lb 69c $1.00 Jordan Almonds, pound. . .69c PRICES DO NOT INCLUDE REVENUE TAX STAR DRUG COMPANY DEWEE8E ft POPE, Proprietors Stationery and rru. Office Supplies JLtlQ LovcaJUL Store Kodak and Films HMMMNrMMMHMMMMr Mail Orders Filled Promptly HERE TO REHIRE day ullowanco made for maintenance nnd quarters of state officials when Rules now in forco allow if- r n ...win wifi. nt thn man .' .away from homo on official duty, ngor of the Southern Oregon Drug1 ... ,, ., Ce: with their thrco children, arrived ln3t night from Portland to mako her, ihomn In -tills city. Mrs. Currln will j 1 be welcomed back to Klamath Falls , by scores of friends. meals at $ J. each nnd rpom that ttball act exceud $3. Fifty cents additional U gruntediiior .each meal when pur- three, chased on a dining car. T1LXAS HARD HIT RV FARM IjAROR SIlOHTAOi: iiti STEAKS CHOPS BAKRITE BREAD THE REX CAFE IS NOW READY TO RETAIL BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY AND ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS PASTRIES TO THE PUBLIC. ON SALE AT THE MAZE CONFECTION ERY STORE, PALACE MEAT MAR KET, THE REX CAFE. j torn-house guards. Then tho pas jsengers to Flume aro usherod into another room, where they .are j searched. At Fiume d'Annunzlo's soldiers conduct another examination. When d'Annunzio first entered Flume, no one was allowed to pass Into the city. It was necessary to evade carabineers and guards day and night. Today even, searchlights play upon tho vari ous approaches to prevent anyone "running tho guard line." duccd as compared witli last year, but the cotton and corn planting probably will bo normal, he said, and an Increase Is likely In oats and small grain. CALIFORNiANH CAN'T TRAVEL ON f B A DAY SACRAMENTO, Cal., Apr. 29. Members of tho state board of educa tion have appealed to the board of control for an increase of the $6 a fi&EP iCv F H " (7 If you own an orchard you must linvc bees ir you would secure the largest crops of the most perfect fruits, ns proper pollination is essential for best development nnd bees aro tho only dependable pollonizin& agents. You enn keep bees anywhere that th:y enn forage within a mite they require but little attention and will often render you a splendid profit. Wc can start you right and save you unnecessary work and expense. Our Dee Supply Catalog lists everything nrrcssiry for the successful production of honey; tell how to care tot and handlo beet. Ask for Catalog Number, kw Write us for Queen Sees Wwicru A(luUi A. I. Hoot Co. Mi INSIDE BATH MAKES YOU LOOK BUY A !t. t X AND EL FRESH!! ! ITHE REX CAFE CORNER SEVENTH AND MAIN FISH OYSTERS Says a glass of hot water with phosphate before breakfast keeps illness away, Physicians' the world over recom mend the Inside bath, declaring this Is of vastly moro Importance than outsldo cleanliness, becaiibo tho skin pores do not absorb impurities into tho blood, causing 111 health, while tho pores In tho ten yards of bowels uo. Y T T t T T if IT it -. . , TF .wuii una wuiiiuit uro urEeu to . I drink each morning, beforo break- " MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS " PRODUCT WE MANUFACTURE Y ? iusi, a giass oi not water witn a toaspoonful of llmestono nhosnhato In It, as u harmless means of holp-IV ing to wash from tho stomach, llvor, Kiuneys ana noweis tno provlous day's Indigestible material, poisons, sour bllo and tQxlns; thus cleansing, sweetening and purifying tho' allmon tary canal beforo eating moro food. Thoso who wako up with bad breath, coated tongue, nasty tasto or have a dull, aching head, sallow comploxlon, acid stomach; others who have bilious attacks or consti pation, should obtain a rjuartor pound of limestone phosph'a(o at tho drug store. This will cost very little but Is sufficient to show the value of Inside bathing, Windows Doors Screens Frames Panels Cupboards Bookcases Seats Cabinets Cedar-Chests Showcases Counters Shelving Tables Wall Cases Mouldings Flooring Rustic Scroll Saw and Lathe Work T t t t I yr Lakeside Lumber Company Dealers in Lumber, Shingles, Cement, Roofing, Glass, Cedar Posts, Wall Board and Builders' Supplies MILL.AND YARDS KLAMATH AVE. AND CENTER ST. PHONE 128 ? T t T T T t T T T T t t T T T T T- I ''fr