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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1920)
rAQI TWO Y, MAT lft, Iftt THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH Fi --, nUECON 01 C. JEWEL CAFE PROUD W ,i h BUY YOUR SUPPLIES FROM Bly Mercantile Co. The Largest Distributors of Ranch and Camp Supplies in Eastern Klamath County at Bly, Oregon OUEQON AOKICUL.TUHAI. COI. I,K(1K, CorvalUs, May 19. The col lege III proud of ItH war record. Nearly 2,000 of Us fncutty, students, former student and alumni 1931-- entered military service, while hjn d roils of others who could not enlist shuwvd their patriotism by porfi rill ing useful tusks nt homo. O. A. C. s named as cno of tho first 12 educational Institutions In the United States In point of number of men who made thu supremo sacri fice by President Charles K. Tilling of WVstern Keservo unherdty In Ml article In the. Now Vork Time. The roll of honor consists of two members of the faculty and 4!) stu dents and alumni. A "(Inld Star memorial service" hold June 9, 1919 N SSSSSSSSSSSSSSHslaaaMssBsBaBaBVsBa saisiissi IHBHHBaHHIilBBBB0BlBaailBaBaBlBMBMBBBHBBBHBaBi USSM I Mt l Ot M I 1 Goodrich SILVERTOWN CORD TIRES FIRST CLASS AUTOMOBILE WORK THE KIND THAT STAYS FIXED EXIDE BATTERY STATION. THERE IS NO BETTER BATTERY MADE THAN THE EXIDE. Judd Low t PhoM22M 23 Main St HMMMIimMHHMMMMHMIMMMMHMMmMH fan a part of thu commencement pro- icr.tni, watt arranged as n fittlim in jlmto to those who k.ivo their Ihoi In the service of their country. Many 0. A U. men won medals for (lis tliiRuUhed survlco. Moro thnn 60 pur cent of tho cn- lego men In the service wvro onniils stoned or non-commlssloned ofCceri The list consists cf one major gon- .unil, one brlRadlor general, two (colonels, two lieutenant colonels, 12 majors, 42 captains, 115 first llou .tenant's, 1S3 second lieutenants, 17 lunlgns, 1ST sergeants, 109 corporals, 1 1,229 privates and miscellaneous. Infantry attracted 23 per cent of the men, engineers 23, artillery 13, I aviation 13. navy 12, hospltnl throe, medical tlvo, and miscellaneous eight, Efforts of the college towards helping to win the war were varied and complex, ranging all thu way jwui.i .urn uruau enterprises aa moio oi me extension service In prosecut ing the food and labor programs to the personal services of members of the faculty In contributing mechan ics! cr chemical Information or teach ing 400 volunteer women how to knit. HISTORY OF OREGON I PAGEANT AT O. A. C OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LMB, CorvalUs. May It. The "His tory of Oregon" pageant, to be held Saturday, Mar Jx, In connection with1 Juior WMk end. w1lI,fe'onfc4r the 4s events 'ot the school year. More than ! young women will take' mart. The "Hlstcry of Oregon" li an adastioo from "Oregon," Prof. J. B. Horner's book, by Mlsa Edna Cocks, head of the department of physical education for women. The pageant will be' divided Into three episodes representing the early exploration and settlement of Oregon on through tho period of education and civilization. Each period will b properly presented in elaborate costumes, with the campus hill aa an artistic background. Several thousand guest of the col lege Junior week end will wltnesa the pageant. The letting, for tho tfvdftl is being built on'ltbe knoll in front of the administration building. Seat ing accommodation is being made to take care of the large number of visitors expected. When Queen Elizabeth of England died her wardrobe was found to con tain upwards of three thousand gowns. flMMMMMMMMMMMWMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMWWMMAMMMMM.. Western Floral Shop . 5vBBnBmVBnBnsnSsna.T- fHnVaSirsngfKfKfKfKfPLAB' J I .sjuLsnBnBnBM?BnwBfliyEt f tJigfgfgfgfgTantBBBnml YKS, YOU LOVE TI1KM We know that, and wo know that you will love our flow era too. Tbey are so ex quisitely beautiful in form and color, they havo such wonderful fragrance and daintiness, that tbey would win over the hardest hearti Our flower shop is a thing of beauty Just nflw come and see It. ,MMWMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMWMMW' AUTOS MUST USE HEAVIER OILS OREGON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE. CorvalUs, May 19. Some de vice, on automobile to enable them to Hun heavier fuel oils will bo nec essary soon in the opinion of E. W. Sehrlng, representative of the Ensign Carburetor company, who spoke be fore the college branch of the So ciety of Automotive Engineers. It Is not necessary nor highly ad vantageous to equip a car with fuel convenors, he asserted, but trucks and 'all manner ef heavy traction equipment should be supplied with them. If the Wood Dealer Sold Service We do not sell current; we fccll service. That sounds odd doesn't It? Well, (.iippoM) tho uood dealer Mld sen Ice Instead of wood, ho would tend to your funiaio uml our rungi', take uiny the usheg ud clean the flues. You Mould buy so much heat. Now you buy so much light, ulthougli ou pay according to thn run-cut you consume. Itut tho service Is performed for ou by this company at tho Mibhtatlons nnd jxiwcr plants. That la what we want to give you efficient kervicc. It is the aim of tills company to have none but satisfied customer). No matter what it Is, If jou have a grievance, or are dlsMMUficd about oiir bill or do not understand our rates, please come In und nets tu or vtrlto us about It. If you have any suggestions to make, we will gladly avail our. elves of them as our aim Is constantly to improte our.sevice to you a fast a the development of science and human ubillty permit. California-Oregon Power Company Theprlnclple source of tho amber supply Is tho const of the Ilaltlc Sea, moro particularly In tho vicinity If Konlgsborg. Even In ancient times this district constituted the "Kim berley" of tho amber world. At this place amber, which is really a miner alized resin of extinct pine-trees, Is freely washed up by tho sea, espec ially after a violent storm. Tho fishermen uso nets with which they trawl the shallow wators. GUSS OF SALTS mm dneys If your tlark hurt or Dladder bothers you, drink lot of water .-Z-T' IT'S EASY TO ORDER from our bill of fare, because every dish tcifip.ts the taste of an epicure. Here you are alwayn sure of fresh, choice food, the best in the market, appetizingly prepared and daintily served. Try your dinner here tonight. 610 Main Street The .Jewel Cafe I ISIIItI!!!-! 5X C ! J 5 525 I ! I I 25 52 BUY A " MADE IN KLAMATH FALLS " I PRODUCT WE MANUFACTURE 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 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 mxmmmcxxk:x-xk-x-mv j When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore, don't get scared and proceed to load your stomach with a let of drugs that excite the kid neys and Irritate tho entire urinary tract. Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flush I Ing them with a mild, harmless salts which removes tho body' urinous wasto and stimulates thorn to their normal activity. Tho function of tlioj Kiunuyn is m nuur wio uioou. in it I hours tboy strain from It COO grams or aciu nnu wasto, so wo can readily understand tho vital Importance of keeping tno Kidneys active. Drink lots of water you can't drink too much; also get from nny pharmacist about four ounces of Jud Satg; tiko a tablespoonful In a glass of water before breakfast each morn ing for a few days and your kidneys will act fine. This famous salts Is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, coblned wlthLllthla, and has been used for .generations to clean and stimulate clogged kidneys: also to neutralize the acids in urine so it no longer Is a source of Irrita tion, thua ending bladder weakness, Jad Baits la inexpensive; cannot injuries; makes a delightful efferves cent lltnla-watar drink which every one should taka now and then to keep their kidneys clean and active. 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