THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAOK MIX
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KILLED THE FEUD SPIRIT
,x"Bumi of the Mountains" Educated tlto Feud Out
of the Hearts of Kentucky Mountaineers
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Iwjj! '.ou Tiut Drcserve them. You
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must rrrtf'W your youth of spirit of action
of beauty!
tlltfaithy, y-uns skin creates the impression
of beauty Here quickly than any other asset.
And trfcrc ae Puro.a Creams lor every Sumir.ctltmo
i to prefect our sK,l 'torn strong sunshine or wind
to c we the sk.n to build ti$uo tohvpyoirsMn '
clean and ounjj.
TUROLA TSWOXO CREAM is a grca!es, fragrant.
v.mlsli.r.i cr-:r.i vhtch c'ene and wften Pia skin.
miktniT rn excellent Ue (or pomkr. It t J particularly
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BLUMAUrR-FRANK LABORATORY
MADAME fOlNA
know you FinrritK
CONSULT OIIKGO.V8 11KST
World"! greatest Clairvoyant and
Palmist. Phrenologist and Medium.
Born with double veil.
Reads your entire Wo. past, pres- 6 , thu th fementeniilal
nft attri ftifurn mrivl nn himlneftSl
TUCSON. Arlx.. May 24. Travel-
stained and wear, six nuns who had
lirated hundreds of miles of sand
and heat on the southwestern desert,
rode Into Tucson on tho Jolting stago
trom San Diego. That was In 1ST0
when Indians and whlto outlaws
were the perils of the road. On May
It U seldom that wo tend now of feud killing In the mountains of Ken
tucky, nnd tho man who did mono to kill the feud spirit-than uny other single
person Is coming to Chnutnuqun on tho accond night to speak on tlu "Itemnk
Ins of the Kentucky Mountaineer." He la President Jnme A. Iturna of
Oneida Institute, more fumlllnrl) known as Hums of the Mountain." An
upstanding America of purest Anslo-Saxon llnnim, he was horn In tho Kn.
lucky Mountains uud ns ilruwn Into the feud. Ills nmailni: story hns lieen
printed In sonic of our Icadlnc macaxlues nnd told In story ly mirh faiuuus
writers as Kmeion t touch. His story of the Kentucky iiiountnlneen rinl
their i-fTortt to owrcmne tho handicap of environment It onu of the must
thrllllns told from uny platform.
CAL. GOVERNOR
URGES POWER
DEVELOPMENT
ent and future: advises on business!". .. ', , , , ,
peculations, lovers' quarrels; re.i of the comlnK will be observed here
unites the separated: when and! by Catholics from all parts of the
whom you wilt marry: how to win state.
the one you Ipve and also overcome 0 ,h mornlnB of that (Ia., m.
all enemies; elves secrets how to con- ,, , t.. u ,
trol or Influence any one you love or "ev- ,lenr" Cranjon. bishop of Tuc-
mcet. Tells full names of any ons son. will celebrate pontlflcat high
yau care to know. Her advice has m3M Bt St. Augustine's cathedral.
Cll..8"d ? d! J, 'M?:,nfK Afterward a Jubilee will be held at
not you; As a seer and Interpreter . .... , . .
of hidden treasures she has no eiuat s'- Joseph s Academy, founded by
Bee her at once, this God-given, the order to which the pioneer nuns
gifted lady. All bus'neis cont!dental belonged.
HonTJf SpU"!ar:i These pioneer, came from the
hiilttllnp inuiiier nuuse 01 i-urunnciui, .11.
nently located I O. O. F
434 Main St., Klamath Falls. Ore.
10-20
Sir-Marcus Samuel, the man who
has wrested control of the world's
petroleum output from the Standard
Oil Company, laid the foundation of
kla fortune by selling shells and oth
er eouvenlrs a a. popular Kngllsh
seaside resort.
l.ouls. They travelled down the Mis
sissippi to Now Orleans, took ship
around the Horn of San Diego and
completed their long jcuruey uy
stage.
For forty-five years Sir William
Soulsby has been the official secre
tary to the Lord Mayors of London.
Goodrich
SILVERTOWN
CORD TIRES
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FIRST CLASS AUTOMOBILE WORK
THE KIND THAT STAYS FIXED
EXIDE BATTERY STATION.
THERE IS NO BETTER BATTERY
MADE THAN THE EXIDE.
Judd Low
t Phone 22M
23 Main St
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m mailing list of record catalogues.
DRUG FACTS NO. 57
Huvo you tried us for that record that ybu have been unable
to got? We likely havo It.
Wo carry a good assortment of records In tbo following lines:
nnUNSWICK, OKEH, EMERSON and PATHE. Wo can supply
records to play on any machine. Leave your name for our monthly
Square Deal Drug Store
SAFETY SERVICE SATISFACTION
I'ASAUKNA. Col.. May 24. Ut
most development of California's
latett todro-electrlc resources was
urged by Governor William I).
Stephens today buforo tho National
Electric Mght Association conven
tion.
Production of hydro-olcctrlc en
ergy fast Is becoming tbo basic In
dustry of all, tho gorornor sald'aml
'production, manufacturing, com
merce, trade, transportation and
communication at some time In thu
future will become entirely depend
ent upon tho power that Is stored In
running water."
Governor Stevens' address In part
follows
"Nature, so prodigiously lavish In
bestowing her blessings on Califor
nia In many directions has denied us
one thing we havo no great beds of
coal. True, our wondorful oil Melds,
like oil fields and coal deposits ev
erywhere throughout the nation, are
being heavily drawn upon, Tboro
Is only so much oil und so much coal
under tho ground. That, which onco
was thought to be almost Inexhaust
Ible supply, at sometime will becomo
exhausted.
"It Is Inevitable that tho day will
come when Industry hero upon tho
coast, as well as elsewhero through
out the land, must depend upon tho
growing and driving power In. falling
water for the production of. all
things necessary to sustain Wo and
essential to comfort and happiness
In Qur complex civilization.
"The development here of cheap
and permanent hydro-electric power,
together with our fcrtllo lands, and
tremendous natural" resources, and
our easy accessibility to tho markets
of the world by cheap water trans
and tho whole Pacific coast region
tho workshop of tho nation. Hero
upon these shores, production, man
ufacturing and commerce In tho al
most Immediate futuro, will find
their highest fruition.
"In tho development of Its tre
mendous water power California al
ready has made a substantial bo
ginning. Approximately 700,000
horse power electrical energy Is bo
Ing produced from tbo 7S hydro
electric plants now In operation In
California nnd I havo been Informed
that thoro Is now under construction
In this stato other hpdro-olectrlc
plants which will add a furthor sup
ply of about 180,000 horso power to
the present Installed capacity.
"While wo aro Intensely gratified
at tho splendid showing which Cal
ifornia has made- In tho development
of hpdro-olectrlc power, yet wo renl
Izo that this dovolopmont, great as It
Is, measured by tho tromondous p6s
slbllltics existing Iioro, may bo said
to have only just begun. Without
engaging in unduly expensive con
struction for the storage and conser
vation of tho water of small streams
It has becn'ostlmatcd that It h prac
tical to 'dovolop In Cailfornln at
about tho samo unit cost as past con
struction, approximately five times
thoprosont Installed capacity now in
oporntlon nnd under construction."
Army life at one tlmo appealed
to Sir Hamur Greenwood, tho now
Chief Secretary for Ireland Ho has
told how at sixteen jvars of ago ho
ran away from his Canadian homo to
join tho army Ills father followed
and found his joung hopeful doing
sentry duty with all tho prldo nnd
Juantlness of a born soldier, "Tho
old gentleman was for giving mo a
sound thrashing then nnd there,"
sdys Sir llamar. "Hut I turned out
tho guard and had him arretted for
attempting to rush tho sentry "
Quality in roofing is what fiives It
resistance to sun and tain the two
worst enemies of roofnifj. Qunllty
in Malthoid is built-in. That's why
it lasts so lonR -why it's the cheap
est roofing you can buy. No better
protection for house, barn, shed,
fruit warehouse, shop, parage, etc.
Comes in three thicknesses. Ce
ment, nails and direction:! in each
roll.
Big Basin Lumber Co.
ALL KINDS
of lln and sheet Iron work, vca
Hinting and Mann nlr lu-atla
dn nt the Hhnnnon Plumbing
Shop. No. 1023 Slain St.
L. N. HAINES
Phono 333
ROBERT S. FRY
General Insurance lim-Ktiix-nts
Tel. U7IIJ
707 WASHINGTON ST.
Klamath FalN, Ore.
For Sale
1 Ford Touring Car
1 Ford Truck
1 Dodge Touring Car
Imperial Garage
PHONE 130
PAINTING
Practical Painting. Altimlnnmlnr nf
all Iron fixtures, Furniture Kufliilnh-
ing una general contracting,
H. C. TUTIIII.I,
013 Hose Ht.
Warren Hunt
Hospital
A thoroughly equipped Institution
tffordlng unoirellcd facilities for tho
scientific treatment by hospital meth
ods of medical, surgical and obstot
rlcal cases.
Tho now and modern flrnproof build
ing contains prlvato rooms for bod
and ambulatory cases, completely
equipped examination and troatmont
rooms, Iloentgen .Itay, clinical and
research laboratories.
STAFF
WAIHIKN HUNT, M. D. J
L. L. THUAX. M. I).
OEO. A. MAS8S3Y. H. D. f
LOCATION i
FOUKTII AND PINE 8Td
KLAMATH FALLS. ORES.
TELEPHONE 497
AMBULANCE SERVICE
Don't Be Content With
"Hobson's Choice!"
More than a hundred years ago, Toby Hobson of
Cambridge kept the only horses for hire in.town. But
his customers had .no choice save to take the horse
nearest the door, whether little or much to their liking.
So "Hobson's Choice" has come to mean: "Take
this or none."
Today, through the advertisements in this and other
papers, you have all the world to choose from. Yes,'
through Advertisements, the world comes to your door
with its wares. Advertisements give you the oppor
tunity for comparison and selection of almost anything
you want or need.
Advertisements are an accurate index of what other
people are buying selling, wearing, eating, doing,
learning; of what the world is accomplishing and how
where, and by whom it is being accomplished.
Form the habit of reading advertisements just as
regularly as you read the front page. You will find it
profitable and mightily interesting as well.
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