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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
TUESDAY, JULY IS, II
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Hat Your Bank Account
Ceaied to GROW?
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MNY ,mhk ""iiuiitM slop growing nt mi cis.-ly age, for
lack of iiniirMimciit. Their fitment -lllicr hnven't thn
drri or Ability lo kn-p forging ahead.
II mi account at thn First National lUnk doesn't
ronUnun to grow h know that someone In neglecting liU
opportunities, anil etend lilm a helping hand, of encour
agement. Liberal Interest on Savings
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Ue First National Bank
KLAMATH FALL
Krerr day flvo quotations an
nouncing tho cotton situation nre
cabled from Now York to India. Tho
natives of India looked upon thin as
u direct Invitation lo thorn to estab
lish a atmpln but nonn tho less nb
aorblng form of gambling. Tho
gambling consists simply In guessing)
Merchandise Sacrificed!
I AM CLOSING OUT THE LAST OF MY
MERCHANDISE STOCK
Beginning Wednesday, July 14, Extremely Low
Prices Will Prevail. Below are a few Rrcpreaenta-
tive Bargains:
DRESS SHIRTS
Plenty of largo sizes (not all sizes)
from 50c to $1.00
UNDERWEAR
Two-piece, cotton, one lot 25c
Another lot 50c
STRAW HATS
Nobby Selections from 10c to 50c
CLOTH HATS
One lot at 25c
THIS STOCK WILL GO FAST COME EARLT"
R. I. Hammond
58 Main Street Klamath Falls
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WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S
SUMMER FOOTWEAR.
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"Are You Getting Real Tobacco"
says the Good Judge
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RIGHT CUT is a short-cut
W-B CUT is
remaT.izv.sj
OREOON
what tho (Wo figure will amount to
and tho man Rotting nearest to tho
right amount lakot tho stakes.
The mint of Calcutta U the largoit
In tho world,
In Il6llnnil a useful gum or pssto
Is mado from garlic.
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Klamath Fall.
There's more good, last-.
ing tasfc In a little of tho
Real Tobacco Chew than
you get out of the ordi
nary kind.
You' don' t need a fresh
chew nearly so often
that's why it costs you
less to chew this class of
tobacco.
Any man who uses the
Real Tobacco Chew will
tell you that.
Put up in two ttyttt
tobacco
a Ion fine-cut tobacco
LIGHT IN ASIA
Chrlctlsn Missionaries Firmly Behind
Independence Move, Though Naty
directly Responsible for It
No pk'turiof fio independence) move
ment or of Korean Ufa In any nspeet
Id adequate Hint floes not Include Hie
rhiirrh on one of lift high lights, nil
rirv Nathaniel IVfTcr In Hrrlhnrr'a.
Now, own IIkj JiiiuihiMo Imvo with
ilriiHii tho rluirge llmt tlio inoteineiit
Ih exclusively Christian nnd Unit It wns
Instigated by American iiilmdoimrle
for Aliierlcmi political purpose. Hut
It I true Unit Hip Korrnn Christians
nre n unit In ltnupporl, llmt the ma
jority of It tender nre Christian, ntnl
Hint th' originating Itupulxu I largely
Christian,
Ami Hint li only nnturnl: First, he-rnui-
tho Chrlsiliin urn the most IriDn
entlnl class In Korea, nml, mtoimI, lie
cause conversion to tho church iiitcs
snrlly mean contact with Western
Idens nml Western thought. And those
ncrcssnrlly menu the development of
a spirit that rantiot nnd will not en
dure subjection to the Iron military
rule of an alien conqueror.
In tlmt sense Chrlxtlnnlty In responsi
ble fur the unrest In Korrn and In tlmt
wiiw Hie Chrlstlnn church In the
enemy the .lnpniiee linve to fight. And
tlmt nlll he IncrciiHliiBly true n time
goes on. for Christianity li mnklnc
nii!il stride In Korea, the more rnp'd
for the pnrt the Christian have played
In the relii-llliiii.
rALL IN EUROPE'S FOPU'-ATIDN
Estimated Leas Through Yeara of War
Vlll Reach ToUl of Thlrty-Flve
Million People.
Apryrdlng to n report made by the
Hwlely for the Study of the Koclnl
('orieu,ui-m-e of the Wnr, which hnn
Its lirnil'iunrterK nt roprnhncen, he
tween the oulhri'nk of Hint conflict nnd
the mlihllu (if IDIII Curnjie lot about
KiilUM") people. Of this deficit In
.lnit hoiiIiI have been the nortitnl ip
umtlon of the continent nt the latter
DIFFUSING
dtitn iMMffl.W'O nre nccotuited for by of how to do It. Ho holds Hint If one
the decline In the birth rnto nnd 15.- has to rend pnses on one side of a book
lex)) by Incren'ed mortnllty Includ- only, thW will be held more cosily, tho
Itic neiirly'lO,()iX).s) killed III buttle. ' eji lll not wander, there will b no
The sunlus of the femnle sex In i neiiwlty for chancing the position o"f
Cumpe litis nenrly trlpleil, rising from ' he-id nnd neck when pasting from one
slightly more than fl.UiO.OOO to 1.1,1100,. , pnse to npother. Thui rending, cspe
IHO. ItiiHiln nml I'olnud suffered totnl . chilly of big, heavy volumes, will be
Iimh of l.'LOdil.ixM; (iermnny nnd Auv lifn fatiguing not only to tho eyes,
IH ...!... Ill.lt 1... it,.... !.. I tmmt neiil eiiktf lilt nls.t in flirt ftrtt
A. ' H'ri'ltin nilllll H.-31 lllllll llltIL
, tminlier: rniiui ni nxt with nu
eMlmnled lox of I!..-! JONX); Ilnly fnl
hms uRh '.V'OtxHt; nrent Ilritulii and
1. 1 Iri'lnnd
1 S.-rldn,
lnt nhoiit 1.1S.1.0)'). mid little
Including wnr envinltlc, up-
nroiiilMiiL' iIhim- of the L'ulteil Klni:-
iloin, lost MiVI.OOO. Milift A-f.
Her Celleetlen of C.lrnatns.
Tlier,. Iiml le.n n wnr uiildlii-' nml
.now .Mr. JiiskIii'. wns busy ei.rnliig men? ThN. of course, Involvei prlm
' oomellillig In fiMit the Mill with. So I '"'-' n" '''"'"""I l'3S,'a upMde down
he bunded nil his untitles over to his ! "'"' numbering them coni.-cutlu-ly
I whfe with the n-miirk : '" "IL' ,,l,ck "f ',1'' ,mok- TI,N ,vou,1
I "Look here. Illld.1. my denr. you go J1"","- l,e fn.ng.il by the Printer In
!sl.o,plng nnd get n home ,wllwr J llliwout llw fonn. thonsh to set tte
New stuff Is very denr. but nu'lt .mnn -
nge
nil rlcht If will l-o 10 nates nnd
things. You're a good barguln hunt-
Sho wns. Itilt he had forgotten that
to the real huntress of bargains low
ness of price appeals rather thun util
ity. Otherwise he wouldn't have been
so surprised nt the results.
In the kitchen they bare a filing
cabinet, three chairs, more or lesa
whole, and an old desk. The dining
room Isn't had, only the chairs don't
match, and tho dining table 1 one
leg short. In the bedroom there are
beds, of course, and In addition a -collapsible
boat, n patent plow, several
assorted German helmets and other
aouvVnlra, two atepladders, a sine bath
and only one bole In It, and folding
aettee which won't unfold.
Chin Silk In America.
The American demand for silk !a
China ha greatly Increased In the
last few yeara until at the present
time about 95 per cent of the Chlaeee
Ilk U aent to the United States, Thl
Is the result of American enterprise
mora than that of the Chinese. The
Japanese silks had been la favor for
a long time with the avanufscturora
of this country but It Was well un
derstood that the quality of the Cht
neae was superior, but It was not
adapted for use In this country be
cause of the manner In which It was
woven." An American manufacturer
securedrta moving picture reel show
ing the1 Japaneao methods of manu
facture, nnd as n result the China
men were Induced to change theirs to
a system to conform with the demnnds
of tho occidental customers, nnd the
Industry bus accordingly taken n great
Jump.
Built to Withstand Arctic Rigor.
In a New Knglund shipyard work
has been begun on tho llowdoln, an
auxiliary schooner which In 1021 Is to
carry a small expedition to the frozen
North, says Popular Mechanics Magu-
sine. The party, numbering only six,
will bo led by Donald B. McMillan, re
membered ns Peary's lieutenant on
tho expedition that reached tho North
pole, and will have as Its object tho
charting of the 1,000 miles of unex
plored const line along the western
shore of Itnfnn lnnd. The littles)
Bowdoln Is to bo a modification of the
Gloucester fishing type, and will be
only 87 feet long. Obviously It will
bo small for such perilous work. It Is
being built and equipped, however,
with unusual cure. Tho oak' planking
wilt be sheuthed with Ironwood to re
sist the abrasion of the Ice, and will
bo lined with thick Insulating materi
al.
RUSSIAN HERO IN PAJAMAS
Soldier of Denlkln'e Army, Decorated
for Bravery,' Attired In Altogether
Unconventional Uniform.
The highest ileeorntlon for vnlor
llmt could he given n soldier In Denl
klu'd nnny wns plnneii to the lirenst
of n soldier whoso unlfnrit) rnu n clow
second to Hint of Kipling's hero. Ohm
Kn Din, says a coiiimiiiilcntlun from
Cknlcrlnndnr, Kotith itussla, to tho
Blur nml Htrlpei.
The mcdul, una pinned to the sol
dier's Jnrket, which wos the upier piirt
of n (iiilr of pnjnuins, nml the rent of
M outfit wns only n p:ilr of British
mllllnry trousers. He was harefoolod
nml hntlenn.
The clothing wom by Hiln mnn typi
fied the condition that exlot In tho
nnny llKhtlng the holnhcvlkl In tlmt
ronutry, Thoy do not tune n xervlce
of mippty and thcy'do not have a rrg
ulutlon uniform.
Oeneral lirniloff, ho decorated the
imjmnn-jiickcttil hero, wore the
tunic of n Hrltluli Tommle, and the
cuiinl of troop who furnlxhed the
hnckgrounil for the decoration cere
monleK, wore pirta of uniform from
a dozen different nrmlen. With the
exception of a group of Comiack cav
alry, the. decorated aoldler wan the
neiilcM-ilemed mnn of the lot.
The hero, on his own Initiative, led
a detnehment of anouta In capturing a
toun from the tolshevlkl. He wa
wounded In currying out thl exploit,
taken to n hoipltal and given a ault
of pnjnmni. When he left be took the
pujiinm Jacket to replace hi wornout
llumilan tunic, and be bad not been
able to replace It.
WOULD MAKE EASIER READING
Botton Man Ha Idea for Printing
Booke That I Interesting but
Revolutionary.
Why not print all book In such a
uoy Hint every page I n rlght-hnnd
pace? nnkit D. I. Wlnslow of Boston,
unit (Inlim a (intent for his conception
n tiu ittKi livvr., uut, n"-v v v ...-,
nrnl Jmnt!,
Mr. Wlnslnw'ft Iden Is to print n hook
I -o Hint nu rem) stnilulit alien! from
rii'in iiiiiiii pnu-e to rigut-iinim png.
Ihi"e being numbered cotixecutltely;
thui, when oii haw- road through ti
1 Hiii Inst rlght-hnnd pace, you turn the
1 hook upilde down nnd continue rcndlnc
I ns before, whnt In ordliinrr hooks nre
' left-llllllll Itflges HOW being right-linild
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Hawaii Claims Wettest Spot
Hawaii now claims the wettest spots
on earth. From records covering n
long period, Cherrapunjl, a vlllago at
an elevntlon of about -1,500 feet In the
Khnsl hills In India, has established
a rainfall average of -VM Inches a year,
with n maximum of 003 Inches In tbe
questionable record for 1S01. Short
period observation show that Mount
Walalcale, the central peak of tbe
Island of Kauai, with a height of 5.0S0
feet, has a yearly average of 4T0
Inches; while estlmatea for nearby lo
calities for the wet years of 1014 and
lUij, when no records were kept, make
It appear that the rainfall then murt
have exceeded 000 Inches. Other parts
of Hawaii are scarcely leu damp. Puvi
Kukul. 5.000 feet high, on the Island of
Maul, has hsd a seven-year average it
300 Inches, with maximum of 062
Inches In 1014. At least a doten other
spots, above 1,000 feet of elevation, are
reported to have exceeded 550 Inch
In each of tho years 1914 and 1918.
Queen Measure's Carnival.
All the Protestant churches acknowl
edge the continual' diminution of their
congregations and are earnestly en
deavoring to discover why the grout
majority abstain from public worship,
aays a Sydney, N. S. W., dispatch to
the London Times. Several novel
schemes have been propounded to
make services moro attractive, but the
clergy flinch from any startling Inno
vations. Recently Itev. C Black at a
meeting of the llaptlst union declared
that "Queen Pleasure holds high carni
val," nnd centinued: "The churches nro
unheeded by the mass of pleasure
trippers, who patter by with feet
tingling with the torch of the tango,
ears mingle w Ith the jingle of the Jaix,
nnd hearts aflame with riotous pas
sion." Record Energy.
Darwin ha made many records, Its
most picturesque recent exploit being
the deportation of unpopular officials
from the Northern territory, but hith
erto no one has accused the wharf
men In this tropical outpost of Aus
tralla's north of establishing working
records, Recently, however, the man-'
agement of Vestey's Meat works prom
ised the wharf laborers loading a meat
steamer payment for 17 shifts In order
to get the vessel away promptly. Ac
cording to a correspondent of one of
tho Southern newspapers, the wharf
lumpers performed the work la 10
shifts and received 101 each, New
Australasian.
I STEAKS
BAKRITE BREAD
THE REX CAFE
IS NOW READY TO RETAIL
BREAD, PIES, FRENCH PASTRY
AND ALL OTHER HIGH CLASS
PASTRIES TO THE PUBLIC. ON
SALE AT THE MAZE CONFECTION
ERY STORE, PALACE MEAT MAR
KET, THE REX CAFE.
ITHE REX CAFE
FISH
));
DANCE
At White Pelican Hotel
WEDNES., JULY 14, 1920 f
BY
KING'S JAZZ ARTISTS
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TEN FRENCH BOOKS I
FOR U. S. MONTHLY.
PAWS. Juno 19. (By Mall.) Ten
now) published-French books nro to
bo "brought to tho attention of Amor-f
leans each month by tho "Comrtc
Franco-Amerlquo," an organization
that concerns Itself with bettering
relations of France and the United
States.
A commission of ten prominent
men has been named to make up the
monthly list and these will be print
ed In French nnd English and be
sent .to prominent persons, libraries
and other institutions In the United
State In an effort to interest tbe
public.
On tbe selection commission are
tour members of the Academie Fran
chise, Gabriel Hanotaux, iMaurlce
Barres, Emlle Boutronx and Henry
Bordeaux. The commission will each
month select one recent book on each
of ten departments of literature such
criticism.
NOTICB TO CREDITORS
Notice Is hereby given that the
undersigned has been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Henry
Mason Bristol (also known as Henry
H. Bristol ana H. M. Bristol) a
ceased, by tbe County Court of the
Stat of Oregon for Klamath Conaty.
and all persona having ciaisss against
said esUte are reqalred to preeeat.
same, properly verified, to said ad
ministrator at ui law otncea oi k. u.
Oroesbeck, Klamath Falls, Oregon,
within six months from the date of
this notice.
Dated June 14. 110.
EDMUND M. CHILCOTB,
Administrator of the Eatate of
Henry Mason Briatol, deceased,
June 14-21-28-5-12
No. 249
Report of tho Condition of
THE MAUN STATE BANK
at Malln, In the State of Oregon, at the close of business June 30, 1920.
Resources , Dollars
Loans and discounts ..J.-. $70,387.00
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured 184.95
Bonds and warrants . . .. 209.00
Furniture and fixtures - - 2,531.95
Due from approved reserve banks 4,739.97
Checks and other cash Items .... - 4.00
Cash on hand 3,130.54
Expenses ...... ......... ............. . . 351.81
Total (To avoid discrepancies the total should be footed)... .f81.584.9S
Liabilities Dollars
Capital stock paid In .. ........ ..- .... .?..... .$16,000.00
Due to banks and bankers .............. ....................... 6,118.89
Individual deposits subjeet to check . . 54.471.87
Cashier checks outstanding ..... ................... .............................. f'?
Time and Savings Deposits .................-.......-.......................... 4,671,41
Total (To avoid discrepancies the
State of Oregon, County of Klamath, ss.
I, Louis Boldlschar, Cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the beet of my knowledge nnd belief.
Correct Attest: A. Kallna. John Siemens, Jr., J, W, Siemens. Dlreetem.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
My
CHOPS i
OYSTERS 1
Take Salts to flush Kidneys
neutralize irritating
adds.
Kidney and Bladder weakness re
sult from uric acid, says a noted
authority. Tbe kidneys Alter this
acid from the blood and pass it on
to the btadder, where It often re
mains to irritate and Inflame, caus
ing a burning sensation, or setting
up an Irritation at tbe neck of the
bladder, obliging yon to seek relief
two or three times during the night.
The sufferer Is In constant dread,
the water passes sometimes with a
scalding sensation and Is Tory re
fuse: again, there U dlmcalty la.
avoiding It
Bladder weakness, most folks oaH
It, because, they can't control urina
tion. While It te extremely annoy
ing and sometimes painful, this la
really one of the most, simple ail
ments to overcome. Oet about four
euaeee of Jad Salts from your phar
macist and take a tableepeenful lav
a glass of water before Breakfast,
coatlaue thla far two er three Sara.
This will neutralise the aside la the
urine so It o longer Is a eeuree ec
irritation to the bladder and urinary
organs which the aet normally
again.
Jed Balm m Inexpeaatre, harm
less, and lejeaue trees, the aetdot
trapes and lemon julee, combined
with lithla. and Is used, by theussmda
of forkn who nre subject to urinary
disordere caused by aria net. Ir
ritation. Jad Belts Is splendid for
kidneys' and onuses no bad efeeta
whatever.
Here you have a pleasant, effer
vescent llthls-water drink, whlch
qulckly relieves bladder trouble.
total should be tooted) $81,584.91
LOUI8 BOLDIBCHAK, Casaier.
tats loth day or July. nsw.
RUTH hf . OOWBN, Notary PubUe.
commission expires Mar . MM.
IF KIDNEYS AND
BHR BOTHER
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