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NOI TWO
WffDAT, SVnn 14, II
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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Star Theatre
TONIGHT
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GRAPE CROP
WILL I LARGE
1 SAN FUANCTRCO, June H. The
limit of n tremendous vlntugo nro on j
the grape vines In Cnltfornln nml the
growers nru taking it chance Hint
prohibition restriction will he mod-
ined before grape crushing time next
! September nnd October, according to
B. M. Shvohtn. former secretary of
the State Vltlculturnl Commission.
I "IJtst yenr," Sheehnn sittd. "the
'wine grape yield was 300,000 tons
frnm 170.000 acres, with nn uncer
tain mitrket. This ear the yield,
weather permitting will bo riuinlly
les great with a market mat must ..
I brought Into existence. The growers
hnve staked n fortune estimated at
$12,000,000. the value of the vint
age, on the hope that the prohibition
I statues will bo swept away or modi
"(led to the extent that they will allow
'wines of the moderate alcoholic eon
tent formerly manufactured here.
If prohibition remains two aven
ues, toth highly uncertain, nccord-l
Ing to the growers, are open for tils- J
posnl of the grapo yield. One U
'through manufacture of grape syrup,
and the other H tho wlno raisin.
'grapo market Of the two the grape!
t. 1,1 i h.i lh more
syrup nRencj i " i
LAST TIME TONIGHT
ITS A GREAT PRODUCTION
DONT MISS IT
U.S.TRU1EWJTH
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FAIRLY eMMEO
which was published today In the
, Standard, a Urltlsh newspaper of
liuenos Aires. The statistics show
that during the flist nine months of
1919 the United States supplied 37
per cent of Argentina's Imports
compared with 14 per cent In 1913,
while Great Ilritaln'a share bad fall
en from 31 per cent to 21 and Ger
many's from 16 per cent to zero.
J In only one Instance was there a
'. "clear case of" predominance from
BUENOS AIRES, May IS. (By British to American Interests, and
Mail.) It Is true that the United that was In tin plate.
BUtes gained the supremacy of the r.reat Britain also lost !n barbed
Import trade of Argentina during the wire and lead, but the American
war, surpassing Orcst Britain, hot, gains, says Dr. Klein, "seems to be
the United States has not. as has ( quite as much at the expense of Gcr
been contended by some British in many In one case and Spain In the
terests, taken this trade from the 'other as they were at the cost of
British while they were lighting the Great Britain." The United States
war. declares Dr. Julius Klein,' gained at the expense of continental
United States Commercial Attache In exporters, particularly Germany's, in
Argentina. cleaned rice, sugar, print paper, cot
llo quotes Argentine Important 'ton print, writing paper, dyed cot
statistics to show that very little of ton cloth and cotton stockings,
this expansion of Argentine trade though there was some decrease
with the United States baa been at 'shown In Imports from Great Britain
the expense Df -tDeItrltl8hOntheof-tne-latter-itom: --
other hand, he says, it hns been won Clearly a now factor in the Argen-
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tine market, tne commercial attache
promising. Wine grapo raisins i..j
Ithe extent of about 10.010 tons wer.'i
turned out of California Tlneyardsi
last year, but It was reported thatj
when the growers learned eastern,
and other consumers were slid to be
converting them Into wine, uioy
stopped the sale as they did not want
to create an Illegitimate market,
t'nseeded the wine grape raisin Is
good for llttlo but wine making.
Seeded It Is declared to be a cloin
rival to the little currants brought)
t.... ..
from tho urccian vincyoru. uu. un
seeding process Is costly nd the
market uncertain.
"The wine grapo syrup Is an In
tense concentration of the crush j
from any one or from a number of j
grape varieties, rne raw juice i
subjected to a vacuum condensing
process which draw off the water
while preventing carmellratlon or
browning.' The process reduces the
liquid to one fourth of Its original
quantity and creates a sugar content
avering 68 degrees, chemical mea
surement. This, together with the
absence of water prevents fermenta
tion. The syrup may be used for nt
(number of purposes, one of the prln-
clnal ones belnR the creation of a
variety of soft drinks,
I "The syrup market, however, still
Is in the embryo and has a number of
other commercial elements to com-
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county farmers through the medium record In Northern California
of a vote conducted by the Sutter the number of documents Mini
OAKLAND, Cnl., June 14 Chaun-
for re) W. (illmon hns deeded his hand
was some residence here with Us spacl-
'pete against. There Is no reason to farm bureau, have expressed opposl- vet. It Is said, during the course of oils grounds, to the northern dls-
believe, according to growers, that' don to Japanese, Mexican, Hindu or litigation attending the suit of the.trlct of the Children's Home Society
Chinese Immlnrilon to the United inixoinia investment company or (,'ailtornin. to ne used a a liomn
States, tho owning of land by these against tho John Crouch l.nnd com-, for orphans. It will bu known as tho
foreigners, the Importation of bonded I'.my nnd others to ascertain the wa-, "(lllnon Home."
laborers from the countries men- tor rights from lluttc Crvok which' One provision In the deed calls for
lit will absorb even a small quantity
of the enormous vintage, therefore;
they sny, wlno nppears to bo the only
relief. Syrup condensers have been
rrom the continental countries of
Europe, especially Germany or Is In
American enterprise.
Dr. Klein has made an analytical
' comparison of the change In the
distribution of Argentine Import
trade during the war and since.
points out, is the American automo
bile trade. In 1913 France, out of a
total of 5,000 cars Imported, sent
1,800 and the United States 1,300;
whereon In 1917 the total number
Imported had risen to 11,000 virtual-
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fStaOIISIieU III neilici". d.iwuiiiuihu
nnd Hcnldsburg, Cal and the pro
clss Is so simple It Is said they can
be established almost anywhere on
short notice.
"Growers now aro being offered
from S50 to $70 a ton for this year's
I yield, but they are taking all tho
chances. Tho contracts hold good
'only If the gropes can And a market,
and the growers in addition must
bear all the risk of securing trans-j
(portation. They are being urged not
to sell at these Inflated figures,
which we deem to be purely specu
lative. "The Grape Growers Kxchango Is
being formed to develop It possible
now markets for tho wine gropes,
tloned nnd the sale, leasing or rent- each lui.
!n sepirnte endowment fund of I2G,-
troilo In foreign
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tbobIg-purpose-bolng-allghlwlne-- Hurk- -litirt
market If It can legitimately be established."
Income
"It's too bad, parson, that you'vo
got to wear out your life In this
measley little burg for n thousand a
year! "
"Oh hadn't you heard! I have a
call from a. larger parish for two
thousand-"
"That nlnt a call, parson, thut'u a
rnlto. Cartoons Magazine,
ing of land to any of these national- Heslile the Crouch company there onti to miike the homo Independent
Itles. . were HI other defendnnts, of which! of the mother organisation. Tho
m 13! filed answers, There wen; 76 women who head the northern dls-
IJrltish production Is gradually re- rr"" complaints. UO demurrers, I trlct have promised to raise this
vlvlng nnd Amorlcnn strikes aro hn,l ovcr tt "'0 "f signatures to n ' fUm ,y subscriptions.
stipulation by which thu case was m
settled, ending nine years of lltlga- a crippled boy of fifteen years In
, tlon. Now York, because he could not help
to support Ills mother, committed
The French Minister of thu Inter- suicide,
lor wuriis French girls who are miir-t Hepresenlatlvu Snell of Now York
rylng Chinese luhurorH In France says: "Wo will never havo u prcll
that most of these coolies have wives perous country unless tho railroads
In China, themselves aro prosperous,"
helping Ilrltlsh
markets.
QUIT MEAT WHEN
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of Hullh If our
or HlaiMer"'-
IroubleN you.
Secretary of Agriculture Houston
says that to restore normal pre-war
conditions In this country thu pyra
miding of wages anQ cost of neces
saries must stop.
ly all of which came from the United
States.
On the other hand tho United
States lost In cotton seed oil and
sewing machines. In the field of
supplies and rolling stock for rail
way uses and In wire and cables for
electrical uses, Dr. Klein says, Amer
ican exporters made some gains, but
no where near enough to fill the de
ficiency left by the elimination of the'
United Kingdom and Germany,
cosspllcatloBi.
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can mako a mfstnko by
flushing tho kldnoys occasionally,
says a woll known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites tho
kidney , they becomo overworked
from tho strain, got sluggish nnd
fall to filter thu wnsto nnd poisons
from tho blood, then wo got sick.
Nearly all rhoumntlsm, licnddchcs, x
liver trouble, nervousnoxs, dizziness, $
sleeplessness and urinary disorient
comu from sluggish kidneys.
Tho moment you feel a dull actio
In tho kidneys or your iinrk niirtB
or If tho urine is cloudy, offensive,
full of sediment Irregular of passago
or attended by a sensation of scald
ing, Atop entlng meat and got about
four ounces of Jad Salts from any
pharmacy; take a tablcspoonful In
a glass of water before breakfast
and In a few days your kldnoys will
act flno. This famous salts Is made
from the acid of grapes and lemon
Juice, comblnod with llthla, nnd has
been used for generations to flush
and stimulate the kidneys, also to
neutralize tho acids In urine so It
no longer causes irritation, thus
ending bladder weakness,
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive and can
not Injure; makes a delightful
effervescent lltbla-water drink
which everyone should take now
and then to kee the kidneys clean
and active and the blood pure,
thereby svoiaisf serious uaity
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"BETTER TO BE SAFE THAN SORRY"
IT WILL BE TOO LATE AFTER JULY 1ST TO
REINSTATE YOUR GOVERNMENT INSURANCE
UNDER THE PRESENT LIBERAL TERMS
Do not be too sure that Government Insurance
is no good.
Study it carefully before you turn it down.
Ask any reliable insurance man. He will tell you
that Government Insurance is cheaper and better
than any he can sell you.
No matter how long you have been discharged or
how long your insurance has been lapsed you may
reinstate your War Risk Term Insurance at any time
before July 1st, 1920, by paying two months prem
iums for the month of grace in which you were cov
ered and for the current month.
If yours has lapsed, reinstate at once !
There is No Armistice With Death
Call or write Red Cross Headquarters, 119 S. 6th, for
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