The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, May 13, 1920, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAHK THIIKK THUIWItAV, MAY Iff, 1 I Have You Found Room Yet ? n,ii. ihj-'hwi"i"i J r"i nmnirrru"jm rj-j-uiM-irru-uTij-LnjLiLw, SATURDAY, MAY 15 IS THE OPENING DAY OF THE Arcade Hotel 1032-1034 MAIN STREET ?.V.v li'.ilhiltiK.ncv n.mnn, wv lwiln, uvw fur niture ovi'D'tlunK hjiuii, bran nuw. Hot and cold wutor, xtvatn heat, nhowur and tub ballui. Hvmtoiuiblu prices. CourtcotiM treat ment. A hotel for punMinx who ticek cleanllnew and convenience. ALASKAN WOODS HOLD HOPE FOR FUTURE PIPER WAHIIINUTON I) (', May 13 Monetary tit Agriculture Meredith la rutivliitnil that (Imfti i a lte oppor tunity (or the i1timrt luiflt of agrlrul turn In noalit In llm eronotlllc up building (if Alaska A nni liinali In Dili nhil, tin In railing attention tn llm fstnrahln ituitliiiii (or llm establish- llli'tll ol paper till lis In tlin territory, mat oltntitiK o opnratlnn by making avallahla national foreat pulpWMid on ternia that will liforlilo a mil farttiry oparalllig baala Tli n aeerrtary bellevea that llm tin vaoptnrit of thn format unit hydro electric fntimrre, of Alaaka la a prac- llrabla llientl, of l(ICf-ltlK IbnsUp pile of n a t r 1 n t available for the IfulUd Hiatus, and there eventually leaaonlng (ho paper shortage, no a asm Tim national forests of Alaaka probably contain IOO.O09.t00 cnril, of Umber lultatiln for the man ufacture) of riswaprlnl and othnr grades of pafwr Under careful man. a i cum m ihrMi formita ran produrn ANNOUNCEMENT THE CASH SAVING PLAN, INAUGURATED HY THE CASH GROCERY TO HELP THE PEOPLE OK THE CITY AND COUNTY CUT DOWN THE HIGH COST OF LIVING, WILL START SATURDAY, MAY 15. QUALITY STORE Klamath Cash Grocery I . OUO UOO ciiftla ol pulpwuu.1 atiiiu- .ally fur all Hum or noua;ri to manu- I factum one thlnl of tbe pulp pro- tlu'ta now otituuirj m the United llltatri 1 The Ala. Van foresta. according to 'tWictar Meredith, tlui contain the I second cblf cMJlillal of a paper- Manufacturing industry water m ir Willi no accural survey of walrr powrfa has b-n rnadr. known project have a (KMlitn inttoinrnt of 100 000 horsepower, ainl the de partment estimates that a complete npioraiion of the national fornata In uibnrn Alaska will Increase tlirlr iMitrntial iuwrr to a juartrr of a nullum lll.li l'rlir hlimilil Mimulatf ntriiptlim A'rl tt i th" anrietary. Ilir b -f dtawba ka which ham pre-sri-d paper making In Alaaka tilth ,l h.tr bern lb large Inveatmenla rr iullr.1 fur Do Harmony in Your Home Surroundings Beautify the walls of your Living Room or Bedroom with an attractive tint of W. P. FULLER C& CO.'S Washable Wall Finish The colors are mellow, soft in tone and wear well. This ideal coating is replacing unsightly and unsanitary Wall Paper. Washable Wall Finish is ready for use and dries with a hard surface that is easily kept clean. MADE IN 15 COLORS 70 Years W. P. FULLER & CO. AktSrSnA f Vx'l lf VmWmV (a Asa- .v.-jar:iamBB'rs . MAKtfFACTVWfM P-tou, Eomets, Suias, Vmktm, White; for SaJa by Dittritmton of ) W. F. FULLER CO.'S fnxfwcm 5 wllti rfjultadlo proTlilona rrcardlnK mattmuiti raira which. In no -rnt. will tm fitM-Jr.t ilurlcc tbo earlier itmrtlon of tb contract. i Th Koit-riiinrtit own It to AUika BALLOT MEASURE WOULD AID BLIND . plant.. lairc-Mltm-!10 ,J"r,0,, " " ni ' lack ami of lrrnpilrit tha in IHUllUHlic Mrrnllth. crowtli. aairl rctarr 'anil, at the prracnt June ) anil Hull ntiil th irsnuxirutlmi b.rr. i c.HwInit renh.na In lh;lun,, lU ,,'"n,n uf r ih ,or" . .i. iiif L.,Tr Il-t' Juiiry l upM) on of ;.e Hat id'. ocMtarte At inaro than (f.rt l. the pteeflt act rtMlMit mi rllleat e-r-tiiiMttr tieet of the railed 8tati to tkK profit ami err ro of belli Alaaka and thi jopli of ...t i i at htira. tar &I1 rraiisa fti ,!& ,-, .uu ih.i the s.ar filar .kouW,'"' ." ",r w""olu ,B " - ,t,M . rUf.t ef the irr ta. t.rt.tl.ic aiik the ....-. ...... ...... l, .i.. Al..k. .rTv w "". i ""! r. 4 W p puw miw, an 717 MAIN STREET AUaa.' hl icretary Mere4llh. i. iir.dani io Iwrtimo a aecornl Nor- c v. ,tb sr caorroou larnu e: pOl!iahHl. JV Tw1b Kalltiiii iTr? a re- ap..llr Krowlat ipectea aultable far I tf.lIt fcoxlttK oihlMttoa when lit' pulp Iter water power, ami her tide- Jpte,l Kail WlcVa. tuUeaal ama- watrr ahlpMrnt of wanufaf tUfr.1 pro tlu. la Alatka will URiIoubteilljr tie leHr champina. Twin, at I! thn other rfay. J.irk with a rrconl of CONVENIENCES FOR 1920 PARK VISITORS UVIN0HTON, Mont. Mar .3ln the hope of Inducing tourlaia lb ei Hart lli.lr vUH, ,00 Yellnwalone Na lonal !,,, rnil, r t,ocy ror leaaon haa tcn announced by l'rk a.lmlnlalrailon. Tho rilalilltliiiiont of a nark mall Mica baa been announced; aitdl! tempted In ar Ita natural wondora rutnlilnril with tll ItltelllRent lefor- eatatUiti of pulp lalulu In the older reClona. abuuld M'ttlo forever thn , ijuritlnn of a paper ahortasn In tint t'nlled Hlalra " Within the taat 10 eara. he polnta out, the foreal aerv- 'rn haa hrouicht about the aaln of ,t:0.000,000 feet of aw-tlmlnr In jlho national foreata of Alaaka A ,numler of acrea aultahls for pulp op. leratlun have been cruln'd and pre. pared for aale, and durlnn the. com. auffer, and a bora aummer camp ln aummer the urey of pulpwooda and arhool will bo eatabllahed. I will ! extended In order that other (?..n.i Itooa.tell. at Tower KaU.I-l"w" r"cU " bo ro,nt la to U. doroted almo.t exclualvely " ttentlon of manufntturer. . n.r ,.ne of the prliKlsi iwi-rl ,' i" '!' name. U aurely ..urrr nf the fii ted Htatea A auti-j K.-Ini: Kailher Tlwe a creat battle, atanl ! .Ir.rlnpinrot of tb- iMl'er HulInK champlona don't aeem to ln.tu.tr, la thta wonderful relon. iar ,,), attention to the welnht of i ' their rlaaaea now.ida Mike ItAWd. middleweight champion, will ' meet Jack llrltton. champion welter- welRht, at Canton. May IT. and a I New- Jeraey promoter la trylns to match O'Dowil with llennle I.eonard . holder of Ike tli-htweljcht title. I'OltTLANfl. May 15 The prac ticability of tralnlnc thn blind In viorL. tlial Is tcn:r.crs::rn In tliuvn by the achool for tho blind maintain ed In Portland. Doxcna of hclpli. alrhtlM eraon hare been taken from the atreets and taught tradei and arta that hare nude them aelf auppttrtlar. It U heoauae of the aur cejia of thU Inatltutlon which la open oolj to the blind of Portland, beinc maintained by the achool ill.trl't that the blind people and other are a,lai now to hate a atate Initau float whkh will enable the blind thror;l-oul the atate to hare the benefit of thla training The queitlon appears on the bul lot at the Hate election Alar :lat In ;he form of a bill prepared by the leclalalure prerldlnr: a levy of one alxth of one mill for next year to .- tabllah tho Inatltutlon and on twenty-fifth of one mill each year thereat ter to maintain It. The amount rail ed will be auRlclent to provide for all the adult blind of the Hate. ', t2"aija a ? ""'"" 'SJ4 4a aw Denmark claim that them h rot a Inr;lo adult peron In her domain who cannot read or write. KEEP BEES! If you own an orchard you must have bees as they are the only dependable polleniiing agents. You can keep t anywhere that they can locate w ithJn a mile they require bul little attention and will often render you a aplcndid profit. We can atan you right and uve jtaj unnrcttury work and expesac Our Bee Supply Catalog I tti everything neceuary for the auccetiful production of heney: ttlU hot la att ft end hanJtt be. Ak for Cntnlog No.. K53 For a long time tho lloera refused to sanction the construction of rail ways In the Tranivaal, on th ground that nowhere were such coav trlrance mentioned in the Dibie. A ClaMlfled Ad wilt sell it. to long time visitor, and saddle horse and other special equipment will bo ttiado available. Until private automobile parties began Io Invade tho park In rocent years, 9& per rent of all visitors at- trails will M conatructed, 'mpi and Iiotnla will be forbidden rvp park troul on ,,, uhUt "" Hilling for tho Inurlat m.v .ml on a llmlleil niuriai aciieumn, i'i iirtlclali declare, and It I Ihls on ilnncy thai thn new regulations aro Intended to dlacWago. Promtalng developments In paper maiiufacturo. In fact, aw now pe"nd lug Thn forest servlrn has also In vestlgated strvam flow In co-opera, lion with thn geological survey, and has collected data of value, to engi neers In planning power dorelop meiits. Department Offers Tlmlier tmtrcta Secretary Meredith rtlao announrnd that, to encourage n paper Industry In Alaakn, national forest timber will SALTS FINE FOR 1 We rat loo iiiurli meat which clog Klilne), then the lurk hurt "a ? ' I'" offered for largo Installations un Alder mutual y lavoruiilo terms, ino ANNOUNCEMENT THE WHITE PELICAN MILLINERY AND ULOUSE SHOP IS NOW LOCATED IN THEIR NEW STORE, 1134 MAIN ST., NEXT DOOR TO MONDALE THEATER. FOR OPENING WEEK WONDERFUL LINE OF TRIMMED SPORT AND STRAW HATS, PRICES $7.50 TO $12.50. ALSO JUST RECEIVED WON DERFUL LINE NEW DROP STITCH TRI C0LETTE BLOUSES, $9.50. MRS. TED WHITE Open Evcninca until 9 P. M. J department Is prepared to contract sufficient stumpago to supply papor mills for 30 years. The timber will he paid for from month to month at It Is cut, obviating the noceaalty for largo Investment In raw material. The Initial prices, based upon cur. rent timber values in Alaska, nro suf ficiently low to inako tho cost of pulpwood alumpngu a relatively neg ligible factor to tho manufacturer. On several nronti which have been appraised, I ho Hpruco timber I priced nt CO cents n cord and tho hemlock timber nt -fi cents. Theso niton will npply durliiH tho flmt five joirn fol- IciwIiik thn liiHtullatlon of tho plant Tlmrouftur prlocn will bo readjusted nt, fh o-year lutorynU it current tlm bur valuta lit Alaska warrant, but Mont folks forget that tho kid neys, like the bowel, get sluggish and clogged and need n nuhlng oc ralonally, elo wo havu backache and dull misery In tho kidney re gion, severe headache, rheumatic twinge, torpid liver, acid stomach, sleeplessnes and nil sorts of blad dor disorders. You slmnly must keen your kid neys actlvo and clean, and tho mo- mont you feel an actio or pain In tha kidney region, get about four ounces of Jail Salts from any good drug tore here, tako a tablespoonful in a glass of water boforo breakfast for a few daya and your kidney will act fine. Thla famous salts Is niado from the acid of grapes and lemon Juice, combined with llthta, and is harmless to flush clogged kldnoys and stimulates thorn to normal activ ity. It also uoutrallrea tho acids in tho urine so It no loniwr Irritates, thus ending bladder disorders, Jnd Balls Is harmless; luoxpon sln; makes a delightful effervescent llthlrt-wntor drink which everybody should tako now nnd then to keep tholr kidneys clean, thus avoldliiK twrloUH complications. A well- known local dniRRlst says ho sells Ioh of J ml Salts to folks who believe In overcoming kidney troublo whllo it U only trouble. SBSBBaSBSBSBW Quality in roofing is what gives it resistance to sun and rain the two worst enemies of roofing. Quality in Malthoid is built-in. That's why it lasts so long why it's the cheap est roofing you can buy. No better protection for house, barn, shed, fruit warehouse, shop, garage, etc. Comes in three thicknesses. Ce ment, nails and directions in each roll. Big Basin Lumber Co.