The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, July 22, 1920, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE EVtNWfc HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
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He recites with Interest tho his
tory of the boott. They were made
for hit grandfather when ho was
elected to the legislature at Montpel
ler In ISfiS and he wore them con
tinuously throughout tho teuton.
Ootcrnor Coolldgo wear them now
when ho "tinkers" around tho fnrm.
A frock which tho governor wear
'when ha works In the fields. Is a'
relic of his grandfather's days. It
Is of denim and slides over the head I
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like an army shirt and ft not unlike
the frocks worn by artists. In It, the
'governor portray an entirely dif
ferent man from the one who sits In
will stand Inspection and command ,hc I,os,on ca,Uo1' Immaculately at
approbation If you have us tailor It tlred
for you from our exclusive fabric In B' of Jllln" ,0 hl nMr"r P
our accustomed superior style. We Ptlte ,or tho PW country cook
luarantee perfect fit always. The 'n Prepared by his father's house-
... entMP. tn rnvsirnnr f rniiftnf lv trw
wearer of a suit made by us baa " - - ..,--.., -
always the satisfaction of feeling
himself perfectly dressed.
FOUNTAIN PENS
TKMIKHNT WATKItMAN'M
(XIXKI.IN'H,
We haru a point to tit
your hand
$2.75 to 6.25
FOUNTAIN' I'KNH lltTAIHKD
STAR DRUG CO.
n. k, di:vki:sk
H. lOI'K
OUR KODAK SERVICE
MAKKH I'ltTl'UK TAKINO KAHV
Films drrrloped and printed ns thry should bo In our iiwn plant.
Prints made on glissy or Velvet Veloi. Films received before 6 p m.
ready tho next day at 6 p. m.
CORONA
TYPEWRITER
The personal writing machine.
Told It up Take It with you- -typewrite
anywhere, 1'rlcti In -cluilliiK
carrying case
$50.00
CHAS. J. CIZEK
MERCHANT TAILOR
518 Main Street
VACATION ON
NuTO 1
Into the meadows' before the mist
has cleared and mows a good sited i
.corner of the Held before the break
fast bell rings. He tayi It Is much
more Invigorating than golf and ful
ly as remunerative although he hu-
rmorously adds that "some chaps
, make more at golf than they would
.at farming."
( J. C Coolldge has a large wood
pile In front of the house. Most of
It was originally chopped for stove
wood but several chunks were left
for the open fireplace. When tho
elderly farmer, who Is 73 years old,
returned from a fishing trip recently,
he found all the larger pieces sllth
ered Into kindling and learned that
"Call" had spent a part of the fore
noon lustily swinging the axe. The
old gentleman said nothing about
the wood being Intended for the fire
place, but smiled, went In the house
and prepared an appetising "mess
of brook trout from the Ottaquechee. I J J
Tne governor rattier nas been
town constable for 40 years and a
member of the legislature for nearly
as long. His aunt. Mrs. J. J. Wild-
SUMMER TONICS
Peptonn, a blood and general tonic.
Contains Nux Vomica, IVptunlied
Iron, Manganese and Cod Liver
Extract - .. .'. VIJM
Itcxall Syrup Hypophosphltes. Con
tains Iron, Quinine and 8trychnlne
Hypophosphltes. A pleasant prepar
ation for rundown system.
Tint bottle.?. l.80
Wampole's Cod Llwr Extract. IJIO
Tierce's Golden Medical
Discovery 9IJ2.1
Qude's I'eptomangan. 9l.no
Miles' Nervlno VIJKI
Hood's Sarsaparllla 91. M
Hiker's Sarraparllla SUM
DEODOR
fllkcr's Deodor Is a harmless cream
which completely neutralizes and de
odorlies offensive cdoni from exces
sive perspiration. Apply a small
quantity under the arm-pits and be
tween the toes after the bath
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PLYMOUTH, Vt July 22. Gov
ernor Calvin Coolldge of Massachus
etts, Republican nominee for vice
president. Is "on a rest." With Mrs.
Coolldge and their two sons, John
and Calvin, be Is on his father's farm
In the hills of Vermont. He finds the "r- w," '" M, sn "" ""' 'n th"
best way to rest Is to rise earlv and adlolnlng honse. She and "Csl" sat
help his father do the farm work. " ' on aH'rpnon. rmlnlsrlne ot
The farm, a hilly one situated at the dars when the town was snowj
the top of Plymouth notch, consists boun1 ni1 ,rafflc Impassable.
of over 200 acre, partly wooded and Governor Coolldge first learned of
partly cultivated. Long meadows of e nomination of Governor Cox and
hay and pats are banked with fruit Franklin D. Roosevelt for the Demo
trees, heavily iadeu with asjtft Ver- cratlc ticket, the day after the noml-.
-rnont PllM Pd Jylry piurng. ,fi3!!0S? w?r made. The stage drlv-
" ifhe farm house, sandwiched b-Jer. driving the Old fashioned stage
'tween the Plymouth Cheese factory .from Ludlow to Woodstock, brought
aad the home of Governor Coolldje's the news from Ludlow. It was near-
aaat, Jin. J. J. Wilder. Is a coiy A day Old then. THe governor had
New England TTiome. whjte with no. statement to make reurdla-the
winging green ftlfnds. I Democratic selections. When isked
The governor baa risen at 6 o'clock for one he said significantly that he
very morning since his arrival on was preparing bis speech for the
his 48th birthday, July 4. He usual- notification ceremonies at North-
ly puts on bis grandfather's togs, amptlon, July 27. He expected to
consisting of an old flannel shirt, stay at bis father's farm until about
denim trousers and old-fashioned July 23.
cowhide boots, made at the Ply- ( John and Calvin, the governor's
mouth tannery In 1S58. two sons, are ardent anglers l!ke(thelr
Buy a box today.
.25c
MANICURE NEEDS
Cutex Sets tttJM, I..V, O.V
Jonteel Sets .T.9I..V)
Nalloid Sets 9I.OO
Nail Piles, professional 8-ln JHlc
Nail Files, best steel JXK to 40c
Porker's Nail Oloss JWc
Cutex Preparations :iv
Orange Wood Sticks 10c ami 5c
Kmery Hoards, best quality, dz B.V
Nail Pumice 10c
Melba Nail Preparations.......... . Mtc
Nalloid Preparations U.V
Week End Sale
These price are for Friday and
Saturday only.
Cascade Linon Writing Paper
Full pound paper 60c
50 envelopes 40c
Regular price.., $1.00
Week end price for both 83c
25c Kenee Borated Talcum
A soothing and refreshing
talcum. Rose or violet odor.
Week end price 17c
$1.25 Genuine bristle Hair Brush
Nine rows stiff black
bristles. A brush that
will give good service.
Week end price 89c
$3.50 Imported Vacuum Bottle
Strong nickel plated case.
Guaranteed to keep liquids
hot 24 hours or cold -18 hours.
Week end price $1.85
60c Harmony Liquid Shampoo
An economical shampoo with
a delightful odor. Contains
emulsified cocoanut oil.
Makes the hair soft and fluffy.
Week end price 39c
GOc Opeko Coffee 45c
GOcOpekoTea 50c
40c Symnnd's Inn Cocoa 29c
40c Vanilla Extract 29c
JONTEEL
There Is a Jonteel preparation for
every toilet need
Combination Cream Jonteel . ,ftOc
Cold ('team Jonteel ftOc
Tkt'UUl Powder Jonteel .Vie anil U.V
Part' Powder Jouteol ,Vc
Fare Powder Jonteel, large 9I.OO
Perfume Jonteel.'oi. a,00
Toilet Water Jonteel l.no
llnuge Jonteel ftOr
Lip Ktlck jTitrcl . . . . SUc
Ky llrow Pencil Jonteel UAr
Soap Jonteel, rake tt.tr
Cuticle Solvent Jonteol tl.V
Nail Polish Jonteel . itv
Nail Creme Jonlee! . IWc
Noll llleach Jonteel . :1V
MORE "PEP"
on can cet It by keeping your system
rli'on unit health)' Mllh
CARL'S LIVER LIFTERS
Tli 17 are Momlurftil for headache,
rotiitlpallon, bllllouaneps, etc
25c. 3 bottles 65c
THERMOS
Keeps liquids hot 2-1 hours
or coid -18 hours.
They are a handy aojtilpllltm to any
home or traveling equipment, and
they are si) cheap there I no reason
why everonn should nut pii out..
Come lu and ' our uuortiueut
Pint size $2.75 to $4.00
(jimrtsizc ....$4.50 to $6.00
Pint filler $2.25
0,uart fillers $3.25
Lunch Kits $4.25
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VtlKKH DO NOT INCLl'DK ItEVKNL'i: TAX
BATH SPRAYS
Give you an Invigorating and healthful
shower bath In your own homo. Patent
attachment to fit all faucets
$1.25 to $3.50
Tho
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Store
KODAKS AND FILMS
KVMtYTIIINH KOII TIIK M.Ti:Ull
PHOTtNSIUPIIKIl
Mail Orders Filled Promptly
.VTII AND MAIN HTItKLT
Kodaks.
Brownies
$9.49 to $56.26
$2.86 to $19.95
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FARMERS
Until Saturday Night, July 24, You Can Buy
The Tried and True JOHNSON
MOWERS
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Letters From
The People
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granuratner ami recently gamming II so, is not tne owner i.lm to truve
Icaught 22 siK'ckled trout. The gov- violating the laus of tho country. If Unard said
I ernor himself Is not a fisherman. not. Is not the owner responsible, and ; rlu.1 concerns of Petrogra.d and Mos-
' Is It not his duty as a respectful cltl- cow, truvelled to tlie Kreat textile
xen to m-o that the las of the coun- center of Ivanovo-Vusneienik, and
try are enforced In his houseT ' to the coal mines of the Donvtx, and
Kven the gamblers urn not tc completed his trip by a tour In the
blame, but nro la be pitied, for they Urals,
lire merely the victims of tlu condl- "I'pon his return to Moscow In
lions In which they are brought up, January, 1020, Keely was lodged In
commissariat of foreign uflalra,
paliico whether other
KUIsneil visitors later iouiiii a
BiliriptttriUM welcome and the Krem
lin Intimated Its Kreat desire for his
report. Hero the American commit
ted his first and greatest mlstuko
In his report he told the snvletn the
rel all over the country," Electric Curling Irons at The Klec
. -Ho visited the Indus- !"" "'P. 3 " c' ' 19'26
An' Open Letter to the Hon. Mayor !PXrt""t who know ,,ot,cr' the commlssurl
' ,. ., , , ., .. ,. Hy all means don't blumo those n the fumoiis
and City Council of Klamath KalU. (a,)kR Bm c,mn( fnr n.u,y (1,nKl(h,l(, v
A lew moro words in anuillon to ch1(l j,nows they are not the cuuso,
tho article of Mr. Delzvll In tho Kven-J Yours for justice,
ing Herald of Monday. July 19. In' A HKADKIl.
relation to the antl-gam,bliug onlln-
anco may not be out of place.
If you want to buy n serviceable
,..!.. ... ., '. . used car we can sell you utt tho'car i ,rfi, t,iln nn,i iifivnriilshed. The
If this writer la correctly Informed VI)U ., ttn.ahiu ..rices, tho- : lrl,," ' m,n . " u"vn""M" " ' "n
X This is a combination of mechanical excellence and
price that cannot be duplicated. Now is the
time to buy.
Howie Garage
Esplanade and Pine Klamath Falls, Oregon
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land the ordinance proposes to re'iuire oughly overhauled, several
Jthe removal of chalra and tubles from Howlo Oarage, Main strcot.
all pool halls, it surely will be unjust ',
and unfair to the honest men, which
number I hope Is bigger than that of
tho gamblers. I.Ike Mr. Delzell, I urn
very much In favor of tho prohibition
of the liquor traffic and ulna of many'l
other good lawn and principles to
create better morals and better con-'
dltlons for tho American citizen. Hut I
In taking away one evil, and at the
samo time creating many others does
weem to mo working In the wrong'
direction. I
Let us seriously consider from both '
Hides the results of such an ordin
ance! Why should the majority of
pcoplu who coma from the lumber
camps to find soma decent rocrvallon
after days of hard work, bo doprived
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TO TKMj YOU
just what It will cost to moro
your household effects to
your new homo If you will
phono us to cull and size up
how big a van will bo re
quired. You'll find our
charges very reasonable our
service prompt and efficient.
Western Transfer Co,
7M Mala
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KtHMM f I iiiHn 1 1 i I Mil M M M MM Ml Ml M I MIM
of a chair or table to read his paper . ,, '.., . .' .. t ..(i,i
, . ., . , . . uro of tho Soviets because ho "told
in imiiurif iniiHu paupiu, noi ueing
gamblers are not guilty, consequently
deserve no punishment whatovor.
Where are they going to find an
other placo. Surely not In the park, .
wiiiuu uru bum jiuiiKWK in i ne air
kinds. IK'"1 ,,f nlN rvlart CH" l0 rcauriKMl as
j 7 If follews:
"The industrial concerns of I'ot
rogrud and Moscow are ruined com
pletely, and It will need years to get
them Into home sort of working or
der. Tho muchlnes and tools are In
n disorderly condition, rapidly de
teriorating, and many vital parts are
lacking. All skilled labor seems to
have disappeared completely. The
Doneti coal mines nro In a very bad
position ulso, nnd will need two or
threo years to put them straight.
(The work In tho Ural nro In n bet-
LONDON, Juno 19. (Ily Mall.) ter condition und could bo tuned up
Itoyui C, Keely, an American engl- quickly. Hut nothing can hn nrhlev
neer, recently arrested by Ilol.shovlk cd until all decrees ngalust property
authorities as ho was ubout to Icavo and personal security are annulled, '
KushIu where ho hud executed nn In-' Isnard, declared Kooly, In an ox
dustrlol cauimlHlon for thq Soviet planatory note, gave "extraordinary
Kovernment, Incurred tho dlsplenH- oxumplcs of llolshevlk ndmliilstrn-
n fj
tlvn Ineompetonco," ono of which
was tlint hollers or the electrical
station In Petrograd woro kopt go
ing for some time by stoking thorn
with all tho great stores of mnhog-
tho truth, plain and unvarnished."
Nicolas Isnnrd, chnlrman of tho All
Itusslan Central Council of Trado
and Industry, said upon his arrival
Isnurd fled from Russia any accumulated In tho car-bulldlng
wtinrn. tin flnplnrnil. "tlin nilftnrv nnil Hhoim them.
Muybo In u .lark, dirty Inside room d,HClocat0n of nfo complete" I After this report Keoly's position
In ono of tho rooming houses? For Tno fat0 of tno AmcrCnn haH not chnngod complotoly, Isnnrd contlnu-
the nuhiber of places where a work- hpea ,enrnC(1. According to Isnard, ed, and although ho prevailed upon
lngman can find a quiet place to road Koe)y went t0 Uugg0 (n September, tho foreign commissariat to glyo him
or write ore very small In this town. m9 nt tno invitation of tho Bolshe- a permit to loavo tho country, ho
Net before tho other conditions am vjK government, nnd as an expert on was arrested nt the frontlor, nnd
improved will It be time to do away tochnlcal and Industrial orgonlzn- slnco then nothing has beon Hoard
with the chairs and tables In pool tlon wag askod t0 maK0 0 'complete
halls: At present It would seem to bo report t0 the aovjot government "on
too progressive, too much ahead of w8yi and moan to aave the Rus-
me ume. j,a ,ndUBlral gtuatlon."
li,us iook at u irom another I
about him.
Sir Herbert Hamtiel receives a
salary of $20,000 u year as high com
missioner for Palestine.
Ivor Novello, compowr of the pop
ular "Kerp the Hoiini Klres llurnlng,"
has deserted his home fire and his
iniislr for the time being In order to
become n motion picture actor.
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We have n well-selected line of
used cars for sale nt reasonable
prices, Howie (larage, Main street,
17-tf
Not a Bite of
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
Bays a glass of hot walsr and
phesphat prtvent Hints
nd ktept utflt..
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jHanopoim. AW'.woie taoies and was received with 'great honorii and
chairs imt there for the purpose of exceptional Tacllltlea were afforded
Do yon need harvesting and other
farming machinery T Our line naa
On bl. arrival in Hu..l.,i.Keely--;I--'- "
i vAnjktesrAjl ssrllt 'awAsit tirvtW 'mmtA I '
A Claartfled A4 wUl seU It
Just as coal, when It burns, leave
behind incombiistlhlu ashes, so tho
food and drink taken day, utter day
leuves In llio alimentary canal fn
dlgesllble material, which It not
completely eliminated from the sys
tem' each day, becomes food for tho
millions of bacteria which infest tho
bowels. From this mnHS of loft
over 'waste, toxins and ptomalnollko
poisons are formed and sucked Into
the lilooil,
Men and women who can't got
feeling right must begin to tuko In
Hlilo liatliH, lleforo breakfast each
mornlni; drink n glass of hot wator
with it toaspoouftil of llmestono
pliOHphuto In It to wash out of tho
IiowoIh tho previous day's poisons
and toxins, und to koep tho ontlro
nllmentary canal clean, puro and
fresh,
Thoso who nro subject to sick
hoadacho, colds, bll'lousnoss, consti
pation, others who wake up with bad
taste, foul broatb, bnckacho, rhou
matle stlffnoM, or h,ve a' sour, gassy
stomach after meals, are urged to
got a quarter pound of limestone.
phosphate from the drug store, and
begin practicing Internal sanitation,
Tele will coat Terr little, but la suffi
cient to make anyone an enthusiast
on the' subject.
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