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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MOMMY, MAY 04, II
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PHILADELPHIA. 1'n, May CI. .
unruunn rami as n euro ior ", mutivoj unrest, c'.'mtlslacllon
world III- was advocated lv r.Bm, disorder nro n nocfalty. Hot
Nlcholis Murray Duller, president .if fruo or thousand min., ,,.
Columbia University. In m nddn-ss !.,, , work carll for ,1(1J ,u.fnm.
to commissioners of tho l'-gibytur 1 ,1ii.iimnn, nf ,. .. inlp,A,ii,,i ..
Dr..
Ian general assembly today
"Every conrulvablo explanation of
tho unro.it, dlKr.tlflfnctlnn ami ills
order that prevail throughout tho
world has been propound I'Xiopl tho
oiio that Is deepest and moil Import-
CAM. FOR MONTHLY
OV CHAMIIER or
M EKTI.NO
CX)MMERCE
Tho monthly meeting of tho Klam
ath County Chamber of Commorco
has boon postponed uptll 8 p, m.
Tuesdny, May 25, nt which tlmo a
resolution will ho presented to
amend the constitution soas to
change the name and funrtlons of
tho 11th cominlttoo, ninVIng It tho
committee on siiitlstlci and Informa
tion, Instoad of social.
Ily order of tho Prosldent,
O. 0. Al'PLKOATB. Becrutnry,
Klamath-Bend Auto Stage
A
dally nuto utago service Is now
allng between Klamath Kulls
onoratlng
oud llend. Olllrcs Knx enfo and Mot
ropolltan Hotel, 0, I. Itockard.
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HELL NURHERY HT(H7K I'OR L'H
Oood territory open. Torma at
trnctlvo. Wrlto for contract nnd In
formation Immedlatoly.
HA1.E.M NURHERY COMPANY,
1030 Cliomokota St., Salem, Oro.
16-301
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Doos tho word utrlko torror lo your
heart, or Is your proporty protected
sufficiently by Insuranco In a rollablo
company? In this day ot high cost
of material, scarcity of homes, no
ono should leam their proporty un
protected. Let us explain to you tho
special Insurance lyatem undor
which we protect your home In the
loading Insurance companies of
America. James H, Drlicoll, Room
4, Loomli Hulking. Phoae 432,
nnl," he said "Having ioiiii to foe!
hluiiulf quite superior to nil that
has Keno before, and belt without,
faith In anything Hint llc bojomi
man ha heenmo nn M
Tho wltdon, the Jiintjce mj morality
of nu net or policy are rn-v tested
solely by Its Immediate rorults Mid
there result are Incro.iMngly mem
urud In terms of tho matutlnl mid
emotional satisfaction of tiiu mo-
meiit, .1
.., ,vorl(, constituted and
...," ,, . ; .. .., '
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terlnl satisfaction und nothing but
unrest, dnisiitlsfactlon and (Unorder
Is possible,
"What appears to hue happened
Is that In cottlng freo tin Individual
human bring fiom 'thoi- oxternal
restraints and compulsion which
constitute t runny, ho has also been
set freo from thoso lulornal ,c
stralnts and compulsions uMch dis
tinguish liberty from Hoi so
"Tho pendulum has swung too
f.tr, Tho tlmo has como th time N
Ir.'Jccd already past, w.'i'n tho pen
dulum should begin Its living Lack
.t'd townrJ tho mlCdlo pclut of
wisdom, of sanity, of nolt-control
ond of stead progroif, Ilefi Is lo
it. found th rellgloux opportunity
ol tho Anion nn nation In this year
ol grucu.
"Thoro enn be tio cure for tho
u'orld'H Ills i"d no nlMtomnnt of
'lo world'a (Mscoutent until fnlth
i.vl tho rule of ovorl.wlni; principle
nio again restoicd and nilo ill
nremo In tho life of men ml of too
n.ition. ThN rnnnot ho il.ij- by ox
..ortntlon or bv preachliu; itlone. It
i ust bo don) :lso by lOi'.llnB euro
ful, ayntomutlc, rntlounl tnching
that will show In simplest language
that tho unlnstruclod enn under
Btnnd whnt nro tho uHHontlnlo or n
pornianuntnnd lofty morality, of u
Htablo and.jUHt, social and Industrial
order, aiil ot tv Bocuro nnd subllmo
religious fnlth.
"Tho school, tho family, and tho
church nro thrco cooperating' educa
tional agonoles, oach of which hna
Its wolght of responsibility tu boar."
Tho only carbon papor manufac
turer west of tho Mississippi rlvor Is
lu Oregon.
hi: iii:iivi:i it
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IlLllKLI.M.Cal.. May 2l.John
remo egnUt. 1 UUk,,7 M "T " " " cn Kratlfylng to read the reas.ur
o, morality ' W'0 alh ot further evidence of nR ntomcnts ot ,CVtira, cmlnent
tlin function nl correlation of the
hypogloMtis and thyroid." Tor this
hu received tho degree ot Doctor of'
Phlloiophy from tho University of I
California. Desplto tho fact that '
Dr. l.nrson has won bin Ph. I). de
gree ho Is devoting his en tiro tlmo to
his occupation, which Is that of a
I'oucemnu in, i.erKoley.
A Clnrslfled Ad will sell It.
Tnko RnltiT to flush Kldncjis
ncutrallre Irritating
acids.
and
Kidney and Ulndder weakness re-
suit from uric acid, says n noted
authority. Tho kidneys niter this
ncld from tho blood and pars It on
to tho blnddor, whoro It often re
mains to Irritate nnd Inflame, caus
ing n burning sonsntlon, or sotting
up nn Irritation at tho neck of tho
bladder, obliging you to seek rollof
two or throo tlmo during tho night.
Tho Rtiffcrer la In constant dread,
tho wntor passes somotlmes with a
scalding sonsntlon nnd Is rory pro
tiiso: ngnln, thoro la dlfllculty In
nvoldlng It.
Illaddor weakness, most folks call
It, because they can't control urlnn
tlon. Whllo It la extremely annoy
ing and Bomotlmos painful, this Is
really ono ot tho most slniplo all
inonts to ovorcomo. Oot about four
ounces of Jnd Salts from your phar
macist and tako n tnblospoontul In
a glass, of water boforo greaktast,
contlnuo this for two or throo days!
KTIils wjll noutrallxo tho acids In tho
uiiuu au ii uu longer is a source or
Irritation to tho bladder nnd urinary
organs which then act normally
again,
Jad Snlta la Inoxponslvo, harm
less,) and Is made from the ncld of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with llthla, and Is used by thousands
of folks who are subject to urinary
disorders caused by urls acid ir
ritation. Jad Salts la splendid for
kidneys and causes no bad effects
whatever.
Here yon hare a pteaeaat, effer
vescent llthia-water drlak. which
quickly relieves bttMfcr trombto.
IN
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IN FAR EAST
PHILADELPHIA, .May 21-Amor-Icim
missionaries In Korea, despite
tliu hardships mid danger Incident
to reconstruction following tliu UII-
Inn by tho Jupancso of the recent up
rising, me planning to "Christianize
every dlntrlrt In the country," ac
cording to tho annual roport of tho
Presbyterian hoard of foreign mis
slons to the Presbyterian general
assembly, niado public hero today.
Referring to tho rovolt, tho report
Huy: "The ruMiilt proved anew that
, Japan will not voluntarily grant Kor
ean Independence; that tho Koreans
cannot sccura It by forco and that
other governments, having long ago
I recognized Japanese annexation of
tho peninsula, will not Interfere
Costly too, was thj movement to tho
Japanese, for It reinforced their crit
ics, dlslicartoncd their friends, alien-
'tiled the sympathy of allied1 nations
und brought upon tho ruthless mili
tarists tho opprobrious namu of 'tho
Huns of tho Orient.' "
Regarding tho altitude of tho
American missionaries toward tho J
Koreans' revolt against tbo Japanese,1
tho report quotes Illshop Herbert
Welch of tho Methodist Episcopal
chup-h cf Korea as saying: "It Is no
cvlduncu of unfriendliness to tho Jap
anese people that tho missionaries be
came alienated In sympathy from the
Japanciu government but only a tes
timony to tho deep humanity of their
feelings and to un Indignation against
wrong doing which was worthy of
all prulau."
"There Is a general disposition to
give the new administration In Korea
a fair chance U remedy the undoubt
ed nbuics that oxlst," continues tho I1
report. "Americans," It says, "should
distinguish betwoen tho civil and
military parties among the Japanese.
The former Is composed of enlight
ened nnd rronrcsslve men, who fel
as wo do about tho outrages Hint
have been committed In Korea. Tho
latter Include a largti number of
men who nro thoroughly Prussian In
their temper and conduct.
"Americans, should bear in mind
tbnt thoro is n c nsldcrablo element
nmnng the Japanese themselves who
nra greatly .disturbed by tho stern
and Iron-handed policy of tbo mili
tary party In dealing with them. It
would bo not only unwise but unjust
to make Indiscriminate condemnation
of tho whole Japanese nation."
Declaring that "China Is Jn a state
. ,,... ,,, .,, ,nvy .. hn.
Japani.se as to the intentions ot their
government adding, honvvor, that
"something mere than words, how
ever sincere, Is required to removo
misgiving and distrust.' Orecdand
altruism, democracy and militarism,
It euys, aro struggling for tho mas
tery. During the past year, tho ro
port h.i)8, Chinese churches con
nected with tho Presbyterian, Con
gregational, United Ilrethren -and
, London missions, have formed ono
organic Christian body. All other
evangelical denominations have been
Invited to Join.
I Presbyterian fsrelgn missionaries
, Increased In 1919 from 1,361 to
,1,428 and tho nntlvo workors from
C.S06 to G.SG6. In order to meet
tho high cost ot living, which In somo
fields like Japan, hns Increased over
300 per cent, tho living allowances
for tho Presbyterian missionaries
hnvo been Increased from tho former
standard ot $1,250 a year to $1,500.
New methods ot dealing with sedi
tion Is dcclnred to havo mado mission i
activities In India more difficult, "all
non-llrltlsli subjects desiring to en
gage In philanthropic, odticatlonal,
medical or missionary work bolng re
quired to otitaln a license." ,ThU
was modified for tho missionaries
provldod they declared duo obedlcnro
nnd respect to tho government and
carefully abstained from political af
fairs. ReluforcementB nro called for
"to check tho growing power of Mo
hammcdlsm," In West Africa.
India hau 400 motion plcturo
theatres.
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MINERAL BATHS
Dr. Maud Ingersoll nawler
Chiropractic Pbyslclaa
First National Dank Building
Entrance, Room 6
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Klamath Falls Cyclery
Wo handlo the belt In our lino,
such an Motorcycles, Bicycles,
Parts and Accessories, Ooodyear,
Pennsylvania and Diamond Tlroa
and Tubes. Tho homo of the
two and throo wheelers, Includ-J
ing iianey-Davidson Borvloo.
n V muuinir
110 H. Mb St. Klamath FaU
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Wo open itoro every Tuesday and
- Friday from 10:00 a. m. to 4:00 p. m.
.tinny are tne good things we can
show. A dollar saved Is a dollar earn
ed. In buying good tbngs cheap as
you msy learn, you will never bo In
debt and havo to skip If you buy your
goods from
LUCKY DICK & CO.
201 Klamath Ave. Corner of Gth St.
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327
MAIN STREET
W. E. McABOY
IlulliN anything, In the cabinet
line, Doors, Screens, etc.
Shop at 110 Eighth St.
i. C. CZKGIIORN
Civil Engineer and Harvey or
, Office S17 Main Bt.
Phone! Office 1AO, Rea. IfttJ
O. K. FEED & SALE
STABLES
Under new manage
ment Best care taken of all
stock placed in our
barn. Horses, harness
and wagons bought,
sold and exchanged.
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Dr. E. G. Wisecarver
PHONE 054
Dr. P. M. Noel
PHO.VE 4
Over Underwood's
Seventh aad Mala 8rreeta
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DR. G. A. MASSEY
Fourth and Pine Sts.
In Warren Hunt Hospital
Oft. Phono 497 Res. Phone SOM
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We Do All Klada of Spring Repair ;
lag New Oa.es Made to Order
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719 Mala It
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Jock Moarow, Prop.
Cigars. Tobacco. Soft Drinks,
Peel and Billiards
Barber Shop In Connection
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COMPANY
H17 Main
ARTHUR R. WILSON
Manager
EX-SERVICE MEN, 'ATTENTION I
The regular meetings
of Klamath Post No. 8,
American Legion, will be
held at 8 o'clock p. ra., at
the City Hall In Klamath Falls, sen
the second and fourth Tuesdays of
each month. All Comrades are In
vited. Those desiring to Join the Post
mar secure application blanks from
O, K. Van Riper, Fred Nicholson, or
T. K. Carnaaan, all ot Klamath Falls.
FWBD NICHOLSON, Secretary.
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I'hono 434W.
A'-Hiiy Laboratory
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Dentist
I. O. O. P. Ilulldlng
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.Vow Open for
Maternity Cane
Mrs". Roaa McDaalek,
301 High St Phone 455
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Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 321
I. O. 0. F. Temple
E. D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND HUROEO
Phone 17W
17R
RixmiN 1 and 2
White IliilldlKu
SHASTA VISTA
SANITARIUM
420 Main St. (New llldg. Later)
DR. A. A. HOULK,
430 Main 1909 Main
151-J 1S1-M
DR. T. C. CAMPBELL
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
I. O. O. V. nuildlng
Phone 200
.Residence White Pelican Hot
Residence Phone S.
DR. L. L. TRUAX
WARREN 'HUN T HOSPITAL
Day Phone, 407 Night Phone,
SAW MILL ENGINEERING
CONSTRUCTION. CO.
Designer anil bulldrn of mi
era Saw MI1U, Planing Mills. I!
Plants. Complete plants contra
cd. Appral-aN nnd reports mu
Dredging. We contract to bu
any rlnfes of a building and Inst
machinery of any kind.
Drafting of uuy kind done. Dl
Prints made. PHONE 141
Offlce In K. D. Building
I am now prepared to tun
Shasta Sand from the Iloey, Ct
land and gravel pit, In any quar
that may be desired by contrac
tnd builders.
AL F. ORAHA
Let-Your GLASS troubl.
be Mine
C E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Making
Phone 477W
Eleventh and Pine
Klamath Lodge No. 13
I. O. O. F.
Meets Friday night of each wool
I. O. O. F. hall, Sth and Main strt
Hyman Weschler. N. 0.; W. C. W
Secretary: W. D. Cofer, Treasun
Bwauna Encampment No. 41, 1
O. F., meets Tuesday night of
week at I. O. O. F. hall. W. II, No
C. P.; W. D. Cofor, Hcrlbe; I
Bueslng, Treasurer.
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