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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (July 16, 1920)
PAQR THRKH THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON FRIDAY, JULY 1, M fHIBi II POT POURRI lly I.ONK HTAII Keep Your Bank Balance Growing Up NOT Going DOWN RANK iiiiiituilM rrtiliii n refill ( iiltlwitlmi rlw Ihry nhrltrl up Inxlriul of (ritv up. It Imi'l tiiuili Wnrfli lo iim' it Kiitlnic Arnninl tiuil llirif fiiri'l ur nrlTl II, The I'lmt NnllimnlV great)'! linnkliiK M'rtlrn lo iIi'mm Horn N ciiMiumuliiK I''" til"K K f lltrlr ucriiunlx. We Pay Interest, of course hhe First National BankI OREGON 22S QUIT MEAT WHEN H T nffiirvvscmt llthla-wator drink whlrli ovoryono Mlioulil tnkn now nml then lo koo tlm kidney clean nml nctlvt) nml iliu blood puru, thuruhy nvolillnR serious kidney complications. Tnkn n Mark (llk llf K.ll It )llll liurlx ur lltmlilcr , trouble )nu. , WEATHER RECORD i l-o no Eliir'n wlfii wuh on tlio nick lint lust week, nml u frlond mot liliu on tliu ntroct mid mild to lilm: "Hollo thero Jiey: I hear llio wlfo'n nick." "Von, very ilck" wo ropllod. ''Woll In hIio vory dnngorousT" "No, slio's too nick to ho dangor ous any moro," Wo wnlkod Into l.awronco I'holp's grocery tlio utlior morning and ask od lilm ir ho had any two-handed choono, " Two-handod choeso? " replied I'liolp "whut kind of chocio l that?" "Oh" wo (in Id "It'ii chccio that you can rat with onn hand nml hold tlio 1100 with tlio othor hnnd." You hoar n Reed deal about tlio raining of preachers' rialarloii these daN, hut In tlio iiouth that subject In taboo, ' And tlio roanoh In that all tho nig- kith an gutting religion, and tholr wives don't got chicken any more Mrs Oregon decides - WHO h the "purchasing agent" of your family? We'll, wager the "lady of the house" does most of the buying. Is she de ciding on Oregon-made products and help- ing to make Oregon a better place in which to live? The long and varied list of quality articles made in Oregon includes almost everything one needs. Hut will lo wo arc t.ilklug aliout thrt Huuth wo may ai woll roluto a llttlo story wo heard when wo wero south of tho Mason-Dixon Una a fow yours ago. rcguiariy ran iiiiiko n iiiuiiiko uy ntnllon. I'ubllciillot! flushing tli" kidney urrasUiunlly, , ,,rV11B . .i... nays n woll known authority. Meat "n l'r"vl " "u formic uric acid which oxcltos tho, to G o deck of (hat il Hereafter tho Herald will publish th iioiiti and maximum tmpcra turon and prvclpliallun record an tok- No man or woniiin who cam meat mf by tint U. 8. Itcclumutlon service regularly can iniiko a mlitnko by ntnllon. Publication will coor tin paper's Issue, up day kidney , they becomo ovnrworkod. from tlm ntrnln, get siuggmn una tall to llltiir tho wuslo uml polmnin . . from tlm blood, limn wo Rut sick. JU ' Nearly all rhoumatlnm, headache, July S ... Ihur troublo, uervousnojw. dltzlnomi, July sleeplessness and urinary disorder Jtly tomn from nltiRRliih kldnoyn ' Tho momint you feol a dull aclio J"l In tli kldnoy or oiir buck hurt July or If tho tirlno In rw.iidy, oiTontitn, jj. Max. 85 75 71 7S Sl S7 ll Pre Mln. clpllatlon full ifdlmeiil IrrcKUlarof passngn , ir attended by a lennallnn of scald- JU ' " , InR, utop ratlnit moat and Rot about July - four ounce of Jml Salt from any July 111 85 C9 CI 75 83 52 51 51 it 43 52 57 54 67 51 48 40 44 50 47 .24 .41 ,iliurmary: tako n tnblupoonful In jy jj n Rlnin of wator boforo broakfont . . .n and In n fw duy your kldnu a w III J,,,y - act flnii. Till famoun n.illn In mndo July 13 from tho acid of Rrnpcn and lomuu Juy n .. Julcit, comblnod with lllhln, and tin , , ., . ......i ... -. ..H...,. ... piii.i,.J1"i '"" and ntlmulalo llio kidney, nUo lo ; - ; noulrollxo tho ocldn In urlm. no It '-"fl Han.ln. a famous KnglUh no InnRor enmc Irritation, tliui coIIoro cricketer of half a century undliiR bladdor wcaknmn. , iU, pay,,R tho Ramo at tho Jad Halln In Inoxpomlvo nnd can- . ' not Injure: maken a dollRhtful n of 'nl. SCREENS Screen Doors Complete stock on hand Window Screens Made to order, read for delivery J luiiuwiny uiiy Buy "Made in Klamath Fall" Products LAKESIDE LUMBER CO. Klamath Ave and Center St Phone 128 ' An old darky wantod to Join tho fanlilonablo church, and tho preach er, not wautliiK him In tlio church, mid not wantltiR to hurt tho old fel- low'n foollnKn olthor, told him to ro homo and iruy or It. In a wook tho dark)' camo back nRaln. "Woll, what do ou think about It now" ukcd tho preacher. "Woll noh" replied tho colored man, "Ah prayed and prayed, and do Reed Lord ho ilotm nald to me: 'Han tun. Ah wouldn't Jjothor man head about dat cholch no moro" Ah've boon tryliiR to Rlt In dut cholch mah nolf fo' do Inst ten years, an' Ah calnt do It.' " This one I'm going to spring now Is about as old an tho hills. Hut thero bo somewhere n humblu reader who has never heard It et. So here rocs; A hobo, thinking to enlist tho mpathy of a lady, went Into hor yard and, Rolng down on his hands mid knees, began to oat tho crass. Hut tho lady was not as easily fooled an tho hobo thought. "What aro you doing thoro, ray Reed man" she askod. "Oh, lady. I'm so hunpry that 1 Just simply had to have something to vat and as I couldn t And any thing oUo, I started to cat tho grass." "What a pity" sho replied, "but If you will go round to tho back of tho house, In tho back yard. ou will find tho grass much longer. For ibt larder CANNED FRUITS CANNED' VEGETABLES ' COFFEE CHEESE FLAVORING EXTRACTS CATSUP BAKING TOWDER CANNED FISH PREPARED MEATS For Instance In the clothing lines there art BATHING SUITS SUSPENDERS LADIES WAISTS BLANKETS OVERCOATS MACKINAW'S SHOES OVERALLS HATS AND CAPS NECKWEAR SHIRTS GLOVES BUY OREGON PRODUCTS Associated Industries of Oregon, n p tfl f And then there art SOAPS BROOMS STOVES FURNITURE BRUSHES PHONOGRAPHS TOYS REFRIGERATORS TRUNKS SUITCASES TENTS AD INFINITUM raftram wjir.iaavi COME! BIG JAZZ DANC E AT OPEN AIR PAVILION TOMORROW NIGHT Largest dance floor between Portland and San Francisco SPECIAL JAZZ MUSIC . Everyone Invited COME! SPECIALLY PRICED WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S SUMMER FOOTWEAR t 713 Main St THE BOOTERY CHAS. P. MAGUIRE Klamath Falls 1 A Dutchman called upon Attorney Homier tho othor day for legal ad vice After stating all tho facts, Henncr said- to him: "Haro you told me alMho truth, exactly as it happoncd?" "Ach yes I vos don tfnk dot Id tos potter dot I told you do truth unt den you can pu In der lies yourself." Thad McIIattan Wanted to go to Weed tho other morning, and only had 12.00. It roqulred three dollars to buy a ticket. Thad took his two-dollar bill Into a pawn shop and pawned it for a dol lar and a half. On his way to the dopot ho mot a friend to whom he sold tho pawnticket for St.GO. Now, who's out that dollar? IllUIilHNO KI.KVATOU HAINES, Oro., July 16. Tho new 50,000-bUiihol grain olovator bolng duIU by tho Trl-Slato Terminal com pany Is complotcd except for the In stallation, of machinery. OHKGOV CATTI.K AHH SllIl'I'KD TO -MONTANA Winners In the recent soctlonal lrouU for (ho American Olympic team aro now training earnestly for tho arduous competition which con fronts thorn In the Harvard Stadium on July 17 and one week after that date tho successful Yankee atbletea FAHM imi.VGS $23,000 werp. ROSEBURG, Ore.. July 16. The J. E. McCllntock farm In Flurnoy valley has been sold for f 25,000. It Is one of the finest farms In the will tall from New York for At-Vunty and Is In the middle of the newly discovered oil district. GOOD CHERItY CROP M03IBJI, Ore., Jul. K. Tl cherry crop this year Is above aver age in quantity and the fruit la or One quality. A club of Japanese hockey and baseball enthusiast kM ' in Vancouver. Extra Gear Pine Shingles MADE IN KLAMATH COUNTY $6.00 PER THOUSAND LAKESIDE LUMBER CO KLAMATH AVE. AND CENTER ST. PHONE 128 SALEM, fcro.. July 16. Dr. W. II, I.ytlo, stnto votorlnarlan, says that thousands of cattlo from eastern Oregon aro being shipped Into Mon tana and Idaho to replenish tho hords In those states . MISSOULA, Mont., July 16. The roady mndo clgarotto Is banned 'and those .who desire may smoko only the "makln's" In the national forest near hero this yoar. That Is the ruling which tho forest sorvlco hoadquart ors of District 1 horo has sent out to all forost workers. It Is contended that tho long burning ''butt" of a manufneturod clgarotto Is a mnrkod nro hazard, whllo tho smoko of those Comfort Cleanliness- Reasonable Rates The Central Hotel jJ-Lanj-unj-Lru-irin - T- -- --------- -rn-i-r,yrTyiirii"i'f New Throughout W THESE DAYS OF HIGH PRICES THE AVERAGE CITIZEN WILL BE GLAD TO FIND A PLACE T6 LIVE THAT IS WITHIN HIS REACH AND .WHICH FURNISHES EVERYTHING THAT HE COULD WISH FOR A GOOD BED, A CLEAN ROOM, PERFECT VENTILATION. THESE YOU WILL FIND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. SEV ENTY ROOMS IN .THIS GREAT HOSTELRY ARE NOW READY AND THIS NUMBER IS BEING ADDED TO AS FAST AS THEY CAN BE FIN ISHED AND FURNISHED. SPECIAL RATES MADE TO PERMANENT ROOMERS. NO BETTER SPRINGS, MATTRESS OR BEDDING ARE MADE THAN THOSE FOUND AT THE CENTRAL HOTEL. J. J. KELLER, Manager. :.)' -. v i f AsArVMVVVVMMMVrAssAJrAsiVVVVVVVVVVM who "roll their own" aro not. ?is