THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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The Evening Herald
J. MUIUMY IMItor
rRKD HOULIC City IMItor
Published Uatty oxcopt Sunday, by
The Uornld Publishing Company ot
Klamrfth Falls, nt 119 Eighth Street.
Bntorod nt tho postofflco at Kin
math Palls, Ore, tor transmission
through tho malls as socond-class
tnattor.
MKMUKIl OK Till; ASSOCIATED
rni:ss.
Tlio Associated Press ts exclusively
ntltled to the uso for ropubtlcntlon
at all news dispatches credited to It,
or not otherwise credited In this
paper, and also the local news pub
lisher horotn.
IX TI1K Olil HOMH TOWN
Tiit'itsDAV, ,iri: a, mat
THAT STAXDAltD IU All.
Directors, officers and manager of
tho chamber of commerce are up In
arms becnuso tho Standard Oil com
pany In n current advertisement that
is running In n number of newspa
pers and magazines, is calling atten
tion to Crater U-ko as "one of tho
most beautiful lakes In America, lo
cated near Medford, Oregon."
Tho Standard Oil company's adver
tising department has been notified
that Klamath Kails Is tho closest
town to Crater Lake a fact which
they are asked to bear In mind In fu
ture publicity.
Wow! Wow! What a tempest! And
only a few weeks ago Manager Stan
loy announced that Klamath was well
satisfied to have Medford and Port
land do nil tho work In developing
Crater Lake, for Klamath Falls be
causo of Its geographical location
could not escape the benefits of the
attracted tourist travel. Tho deep laid
plan seems to have gone ngley.
Tho Korald Is Informed that the
material for tho Standard Oil ad, that
has hurt tho feelings of the local
boosters camo from Portland. Med
ford and Portland pull together and
in tho Crater Lake development they
haven't overlooked a bet.
On tho other hand tho local cham
ber of commerce has not missed a
single chance for overlooking Us
hand In tho Crater Lake game. The
Medford-Portland alliance Is quick
witted and always on tho Job. They
don't wait for things to como their
way. They're eternally going after
them and show a splondld batting nv
erago when it comes to bringing
homo what they go after.
They evidently went after the
Standard Oil publicity when 4ho op
portunity presented Itself, while
Klamath Falls' boosting cohorts
were engaged In perfecting a mutual
admiration society on tho homo lot
and basking in the warmays of their
own self esteem. Medford has a sys
tom there Hh'at will win over Mr.
Stanley's system ten times out ot
ten.
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lSiAkLLstu A new , 0H STUf?EJ HTK?ifOT--
HEM WB&ARDS HIRED f-VvNv, (jfirO 3i
BOuSHT A PAIR CP PONTEsN. -'
XO SHOBS TODAY. .
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VARIETY SHOFS
thi: soi.dikius noxu.s hill
(That tho readors of this paper
may become thoroughly familiar
with all tho facts connected with
tho co-called Soldiers' bonus bill,
Tho Herald will publish a series of
articles by Don Holding, setting
forth tho various features of this
measure that tho people ot tho state
will pass judgment on next month. It
should bo fully understood that un
der tho loan feature ot the measure,
tho money Is simply loaned to ' tho
boys; that It Is advanced only up to
7G per cent of tho valuo of tho prop
's per cent of tho valuo ot the prop
erty In which It Is Invested and that
It will be paid back, with Interost,
under tho amortization plan provided
in the hill. A thorough understand
ing of tho now lino provisions of tho
bill means the removal of any serious
opposition to It.)
SUE 1H KEEPS
before tho first of tho year. Most;
of this money will bo circulated lo-
cally nad deposited in local banks.
It means that when tho banks j-e-sources
Increases moro money ls
available for loans, and general
business prosperity such ns was'
realized In tho spring and summer
of 1320. (Wlien Mixed Willi Sulphur It
The bill Is not so much for thoi Ilrlugs Hark UN llrnutlful
benefit of ox-servlco men as It In i Luotro At Onm
also a real business proposition for1
tho relief of the money shrinkage I Gray hair, howovur handsome, do
In Oregon (notes advancing age. Wo all know-
Two things will then bo accom-.,ho vantages of a youthful appear-
. , . , .. , anco. our hair Is your charm. It
p Ished by tho passage of tho bonus mnW or mm t,)0 fnCQ Whcn
k'"- lfndes, turns gray, and looks streak-
1. Tho cx-scrvlce men of .Oregon ed, Just a fow'appllcatlons of Sage
who so nobly offered their lives to i Ten nnd Sulphur enhnnccs its ap
their country in tho world war will i pearanco n hundredfold,
bo Justly rewarded and placed oni"0"'1 8,n' Kra'' h J0"'-
uituui iiiuvfu tUU ll-llU ilk UUUll'
a moro equitable basis with thoso
or. get from any drug ittoro a bottle
-no remained ni nomo ami roapcu;ot "Wycth's Sago and Sulphur Conv
benefits from tho general business pound." which Is merely tho old.
prosperity. tlmo reclpo Impro ed by tho nddt
2. Tho money, stringency In Ore-1 tlon other Ingredients. Thou
iron will hn relieved to ,nph .-in rr.sanusoi ioiks rccommouu uus reauy
tent that general business nrosper
Ity will immediately follow.
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One-Day Sale
SATURDAY, June 4th Only
TWENTY PER CENT OFF Regular Price on All
Crockery Mixing Bowls and China Tea Pots Your oppor
tunity to procure that much wanted dinner set at a very reason
able figure. Twelve different patterns to select from including
some BEAUTIFUL ENGLISHWARE.
Also the following bargains in Seap:
Mascot Laundry Soap, 6 bars for 25c
Gold Dust, 6 Pkgs. for 25
httnbrite Cleanser, 4 Cans for 30
Fairy Soap, Bar 5
Raven Tar Soap, Bar 5
Wool Soap, Bar 5
Sunny Monday Laundry Soap, Bar 5
Defender, Toilet Soap, Bar 5
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White R'ibbon, Toilet Soap
Vulcan Pumice Soap, Bar ...
Peroxide Soap, Bar
French Bath Soap
Creme Oil Soap, Bar
Palmolive Soap, Bar . .
I HIM UP Six IcoAG 1
to-uso preparation, becauso It dark
ens the hair beautifully; besides, no
jono can possibly toll, as It darkens! t
iso naturally and evenly You molnton i ,
a spotiRo or soft brush with It, dmw-
Ing this through tho bnlr. taking one, t
small strand nt a time. Ily morning
tho gray hair disappears; after nn-'V
othor application or two its natural
color is restored, and It becontes.T
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iuick, glossy nnu luiiruus, nun juui i
appear years younger. auv.
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Don't miss this chance to stock up on soap, no limit
as many as you want while it lasts.
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laimath Variety ShoD
S-10-15 nnd 25c STORE
odd ri:i.i.oVH
llt'IMMN'Ci
EVERYBODY'S STORE
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KLAMATH FALLS
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I.OOAl COLTLB WKDDKD
Up to tho present time six stntoi
of tho union have passed soldier
bonus legislation, Now York, New
Jersey, Maine, South Dakota, Mich
igan, nnd Washington in tho ordor
named. Many other states liavo
soldier bonus legislation pending. In
not ono Instanco havo Jillls Introduc
ed for tho bonoflt of tho ex-sorvlco
men been turned down when sub
mitted to a majority voto of tho
people. It is then for tho peoplo of
Oregon to fall in lino for the Ore
gon bill is considered tho best so far
proposed. All other states, with
tho exception ot California are con
sidering cash bonuses only. Tho
Oregon and California bills provide
for olthor a cash bonus or a farm
or homo loan. There is no doubt that
by far the most beneficial both to
tho home or farm loan provision is
tho ecrvlco won and to tho stato
as a whole.
During tho .present money string
ency when banks are oxortlng ovory
effort to take euro of their custo-j
mors what is tho ono thing which
tho banks noed to remedy the situ
ation. There Is only ono answer,'
moro doposlts in order that moro
loans can bo mado and customers
thus cared for. '
Tho pnssago of 302 (x) yes, tho
Orogon Uonus measuro will roleaso
approximately $(100,000 n cash In
Klamath Falls and Klamath County
Miss Elizabeth Lloyd became tho
brido of Illchard V. Chapman last
night, at the homo ot tho brido'i
sister, Mrs. VanDahl, at tho Ilamel
apartments. Doth of thcfio young
people are well-known hero and
havo many friends. Thev will reside
at Weed whero Mr. Chapman hn.j u
atlon. Whllo It Is oxtrvmoly annoy
ing nnd sometimes very painful, this
Is really ono of tho most simple all-
mcnts to overcome Cot about four
and ounces of Jnd Salts from your phar-
Imaclst and take a tablcioonful In n
glass of wator beforo breakfast, con-
tlnuo this for two or three days. This
KIdnoy and Iiladder weakness re- will ncutrnlizo tho acids in tho urlnu
suit from uric acid, says a noted au-jso It no longer Is a source of Irrlta-
Dlsddur wraknfsi, moit folk call A cowboy on n Houth Dakota ranch
It. becnuso they can't control urln-i recently captured a llvo eagle with a
Take SaltA to Flu-di Kldnoj
Neutralize Irritating
Aci(U
lariat lie aw tho bird swoop down
on ii mlf and walti-d until the eaglo
hud eaten IiIh fill. Tlmn ho rodo to
ward It. roid It mid carried It homo
a captive.
Nearly every workman In Japun
wears un Inscription on his cap Ut
Ing tho name of his employer and lilt
business. It in a praclUu that li.it
lieun followed voluntarily for renin
rlcH although It In nut required liy
law.
thorlty. Tho kidneys filter this acid
from tho blood and pass It on to the
bladder, whero It often remains to lr-
rltato and Inflame, causing n burn
ing, scalding sensation, or setting up
an Irritation nt tho neck ot the blad
der, obliging you to scok relict two
or throo times during tho night. Thoi caused by uric acid
sufferer Is In constant dread, tho wa- Salts Is splendid for
tlon to tho bladder and urinary or
gans which then act normally again
Jad Salts Is inexpensive, harmless,
and Is mode from tho acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with 11th
la, and Is used by thousands of folks
who aro subject to urinary dlsordors
Irritation. Jad
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position with tho Southern Pacific. t,
tor passes somotlmcs with u scald-1 cause no bad offects whatever.
Ing sensation and Is very profuse; I Hero you havo n pleasant, offcrvos-
again, there Is difficulty In avoiding; cent llthla-water drink, which quick-
I ly relievos bladder trouble. Adv.
BEFORE AND AFTER
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Kodak Work
LeayeYour Filtws
before? 9 OclocK-Your
A,ri- Pictures are ready at 5 pr
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TIICnAliKONtmAUjy LUAUIEH " &, (IIIH W fh
WHY?
Uso ordinary Fir Kloorlng when you can buy tho famous '
LONG-BELL
FORKED LEAF OAK FLOORING
For less than you would pay for u good carpot7
On uccount of a recent docllno In the market wo aro nblo to malto
theso oxcoptlonally low prices:
13-115x2 Vi Clr. Quartorod Whlto Oak J22G.00
13-lCx2'i Clear I'laln Whlto Oak $170.00
13-10x2i No. 1 Common Oak 5 00.00
.1-8x2 Cloar Quartered Whlto Oal; J17C.00
3-3x2 Clear I'laln Whlto Oak ?120.00
Wo havo this stock storml In dust and moisture proof blno
ready for Immediate dollvory,
Wo Invito your Inspection.
BIG BASIN LUMBER CO.
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