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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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WDECUK
TIT GAPfTAL
- IS NECESSARr
BYJtACUBM, N. Y July C. I..
II. (Jury, chairman- of (ho board of
directors of Ihn United Blnton Btoel
corporation, told Byrncuso Unlvor
slty ntudontn- In a cuminehcomont ml
drona roccntly that capital li neces
sary to (ho progress faad prosperity
of nvory country and any pooplo.
Tim only nltornntlvu (o It, ho 1'J
oiarod, wan (ho anarchy or 8ovl
tism now gnnwlni; nt tho vllnls nf
Russia. Thin Russian system ho
dnacrlbod m a, poison In thn natural
yitoni of national and IndWIdua'l
' llfo which would ovontualo In dm
(ruction, If thn pooplo' of Amorlcti would
study tho fact about thlt vital
question, hn said, thoro would bo no
epidemic nt HoTlotUm hero. Capital
and tho rights of all pooplo "would
bo consorved.
In thla country tho door ofa op
portunity la open to both capital
and labor and nolthor, ho mid,
should bo permitted to abuse It,
Ho repressed tho opinion that
thoro might bo no objection to a
fair ontl rnaaonablo law subjecting
organlrcd capital, exceeding certain
amounts, to governmental Inquiry
aaid restriction In Ita ubm, "provided
organltod iKbor ahoutd nlso Im sub
jctod lo tho umt statute,"
Mr. (Jonry bogou by pointing out
that thn pooplo of tho Unltod States
tiavo thn groatest opportunity for
success In ovory department of
worthy endeavor. Tho txrosslon that
"tho world owim i-ach Individual u
living," n too frequently uwtl and
It was foolish to ondcavor to sup
port that claim by- citing ..tho nc-
knowMgod principle that all men
aro created frro and equal, This
moant, hn said, no moro and no lest
than tho right of equal protection
sad opportunity.
Speaking on tho relations of capi
tal and labor, Mr. Osry said that
tliiwio two Intorcsts roccgnlta thnlr
latiirdupnndcnco but (hat outsiders
oflmi souk loaiilsgnnlro thcin. He
tlflclurrd, howevnr. that tho majority
of employers' Inr" managera ut b'usl
ness am moro solicitous and happl
bom or more solicitous for the wol
.faro of tho workman and do moro to
prbmotn their comfort and happl
or worn disposed to do. Iabor was
SMivur In tho old's history moro
highly rcspocled nor treated as lib
orally as today, bo declared. It had
been demonstrated to' be profitable
lo (he employor to treat tbo work
men fairly and this would Insuro
tho Utter full Justice.
Laying stross on tho necessity ol
Capital ho said: "Monoy Is essen
tial to provldo facilities for prepar
ing one to accomplish tho best re
sults In any profession or calling.
Tho material progress and prosper
ity of any and every country aro to
an onormous extent tbo result of
Isrgo capital. Without theso tho In
habitants would bo nolther happy
nor comfortable. I
"Accumulated capital provides tho
facilities for dovelopment, Improve
ment, extension, and application of
nuturol resources. This could not bo
done by small contributions of
money." In limes of war, Mr. Gary
doclnril, It would havo been Impos
xltilo to havo fully suppllod tho
nniils of tho country without ro
euursn (o contributions by largo cap
ital. I
"Kxcept for tho accumulated cnpl
tsl Invested In business enterprises
and (ho working capital to mnlntnln
nud extend thorn," Mr. Oory con
tinued, "millions of men and women
who work for wages or salaries
would bo without a chanco to oarn
u ilocout living. To tho oxtent a
nation Is without capital In a cor
responding dogroe aro Its Industries
In a statu of decay and Its pooplo
Impoverished und despondent.
"In short, for n doslrablo and
proper dogroo of comfort, content
mmit, happiness, advancement In
any dlroctlon, protection against
dlseaso and destruction, ovory In
habitant of ovory land Is dependent
upon Individually accumulated capi
tal. "Tho only alternative which 1ms
been suggostod Is that tho govern
ment shall forcibly tako possession
und control' of all capital and ills
trihutu tho Incomo dorlvod from It
amongst (ha pooplo per ciipKn.
This would Inject' Into tho natural
aystum of national und Individual
Ufa a poison which would ovont
uato In destruction. It would Hnioth
or ambition, onorvato (ho body, re
move competition for lceltlmuto
success 'in ovory lino of activity,
destroy Incontlvo for dovolopmont
said progross and croato a nation
of laggurds, weaklings und pnupors.
Hlght motlvo for succeeding In' any
natural and honost d roctlon would
oxlst If final results mora to bo ap
plied for tbo ti'iunl benefit of oth
ers. "Crowing oi'.l of t!io Illogical "iind
condemnatory doctrlno abovo doa
crlbod, Is another even worso. It Is,
nml for menths past lias boon, In
practice nt places outsldo of tho
United Mates. It rejects tho right
of an Individual to enjoy tho fruits
o( natural ability and Integrity, of
study and mental effort, thrift nnd
economy nnd It substitutes tho law
of phyulcal forco which permits (ho
strong and poworfut (o forcibly .p-
preprint!! nil that belongs to an
other, Including proporty and fam
ily. "This vlrulont nnd abhorront dis
ease, mas'iuoradlnK under dlfforonl
imine.i, has boon gnawing at tho vi
tals of Hussla. Anarchy Is a gonor-
Ic term for It. Bovlotlsm Is most
commonly used at present. It haa
spread and, destroyed. Kb germs pur-
posoly havo been socrotly carried to
America and efforts mndo to In
ocutoto our splendid cllltcushlp.
"If our pcoplo study tho facts
nbout (his vital question, as they
s'hould do concerning uvery Import
ant matter, thoro will bo no cpl
domlfl hero; thoy will learn and act
accordingly. Homes "will not bo
robbed and desecrated hero through
anarchy and brutn forco.
"Capital, whether Invested In
charitable, religious, educational
Institutions, or commercial or In
dustrial enterprises, will bo protect
ed nnd, ns n corollary, the rights of
tho people without discrimination
will bo consorved.
"If It should bo urged that ac
cumulated wealth excoedlng cortaln
amounts and possessed by organized
capital should bo subjected (o gov
ernmental Inquiry and restriction In
Its use, there might bo no objec
tion to a fair and roasonnblo enact
ment covorlng this question, pro
vided organised Inbor should also
' Im subjected lo thn sumo statute,
j "Tho door of opportunity for lo-
,Kltlmato advancement Is open to
both capital nnd labor. Iloth should
bo graterul for tho privilege. Nolth.
or should bo permitted (o abuso
It." I
Mr. Gary doctored that tho plat
form of labor union leaders Is tbo
antithesis of tho principle of equal
opportunity. Ho assarted thnt In-j
dustrlally, tho Individual ran reil-
Izo'lrrft'fullltdvantaga of tho oppor
tunities which this country offers"
only through tho principles or tho
open shop ns distinguished from tho'
dominance and arbltary control of
(ho union labor loaders. Ho added:
"Tho open shop means frcodom
to tho employe to engage In any lino
of employment, a any placo and
tlmo, upon terras and conditions
voluntarily agreed upon between (ho
cmployo nnd tho employer.
"The elored ahop means that ono
dnrlrlng employment ran socuro n
placo only on terms approved by
union labor or leaders having
Jurisdiction over tbo particular clos
ed shop. ,
"Tho groat majority of tho peo
ple of this country stand for tho
open sea, opon porta pf all coun
tries ,operf covenants with other na
tions, open discussion of nil proper
quostlona and tho opon shop; and
with this froodom and Juatlro to
all. .
"Equality of opportunity, I bo
IIoto, Is tho avowed doctrlno of our
presont administration, from tho
president throughout tho -whole gov
ernmental structure and will be In.
telllgcntly and faithfully applied.
Thoroforo, wo havo reason to look
forward with confldonco exporting
Increasing prosperity In alt direc
tions as tho months pais by."
HX-SKRVICE ,KKf AiraMTIOlfl
Klamath Post Wo. 8,
Amorlcan Legion meets
at tho City Hall qn ho
first and third Tuesdays
of each month.
Kx-sorvlce men aro Invited to at-
tond tho meetings.
For membership cards or Informa
tion ex-service men nro requested to
soe or write tbo following efficers:
J. II. Carnahan, Commander,
Iloy N, Fouch, l'ost. Adjutant. -Kor'rollof
of employment lee or
wrlto tho Chairman of Tbo Relief and
Employment Committee, Francis
Olds, care Lakeside Lumber com
pany. '
Klamath Falls Cyclery
Wo aro here to serve yon, and
aim to serve you right. Motorcycle
and Mercies. Parts and Aeeseorlee,
Tires and Tubes, that will stand
your Inspection, aa we carry the
best in our line, Kepair snop in
connection with Harley-Davldeoo
Bervlco.
pfcoae sna
1610 Mate Be. Klamath Falls
O. E. BIHMARK
gl LL-. I ,. I.. ,1 Li
CHIROPRACTORS
DRS.
MALLETT
AND
MALLETT
OFFICE OVKIt UNDEItWOOD'ft
Phono S80-J. Seveeth A Mala
Let Your GLASS troubles
je Mine
C E. STUCKEY
Re-Glazing and Cabinet
Making
Phone 477W
Eleventh and Pine
Concrete for Permaieice
Take advantage
of the low cost of
construction and
build now. ,
Porter can do the
job.
Louis K. Porter
1140 Main St.
Phone 540-W
Klamath Falls Plumb
ing & Heating Co.
1I7S MAIN ST. PHONE 54S-W
With acknowUdgmtnlt 19 K. C, B.
A
No -wander: the o&
intm chuckled 3ir4A
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V
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?i for 20 cents
In atr-tliht pkdf:
Alto oftttaoMs im e4
Urn efSO,vtmmt iaslsif.
I SWELLED with pride.
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THE FAT man next to me.
WAS HEADING one.
OF MY jlgaretto ads.
.
AND I felt htm chuckle.
NOW NO ono had over.
PRAISED THAT ad.
.
SO I bad to ask. ,
IF HE liked It. u
AND HE aaid, "Sara."
AND LAUBHED aosM more.
THIN HE aaid.
. . .
"LOOK HERE" and potated.
AND WHERE r wrtttam.
"PURE TOBACCO."
THE PRINTER ka4 m.
"PURE TABASCO".
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ANOTHATSwayta!
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THOUGHT MY a4.
WAS HOT staff.
...
BUT THEN he, said.
"FORGET THE ada. ,
I NEVER read 'em. ' " fa
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BUT LEMME tell yon.
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SOMETHINQ DIFFERENT.
THEY OUGHT to say.
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ABOUT THAT clgarettav
AND THAT U this.
THEY SATISFY."
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AND DARNEO If I don't thh
HE REALLY believed.
HE WAS giving ma.
SOMETHINQ NEW!
a Cfeeatarflald advertisement. Bntba
aara of tWa you'll fled It In tha ciga
rette every time. Wonderful Turkish
aad Detnaatle tobaceea, wofKJwfally
btaBdad It aomda easy. Bat you'll
And nothing else like CheetarfieMe.
That bUnd can't ea eopUJ.
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YOU can MameSpn the priatar If
yoa don't tea Whey Satisfy" la
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M 'dfPrC ICARS TTSf
Liooett & Myers Tobacco Co.
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
FINISHED WORK
FLAT WORK
ROUGH DRY
i "Put Your Duds
la Our Suds"
PHONE 154
'Corner Main and Consrrt
fla1'jAAMaWfMaMnsaeaamajsmaAaAeasaMi
DB. C. A. RAMBO
.Dentist
l a a w.
PMOITKBI
J. O. CLBQHORN
CIVIL ENGINEER AND
BUnVEYOR
Phone 1IM 1SS 8. Riverside
A Classified Ad will sell. It.
Klamath Lodge No. 1S7
I. O. O. F.
Meets Friday night of each week at
I. O. O. F. hall. 5th and Main streets
H. II. Oglo .. N. O.
Chns. Nowman ..........................V. a.
O. I). Manguo ...,....................Bocy.
V. D. Cofor Treas.
KNCAMPMBNT
J. II. Houston ..............0, P.
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L. J, MeOlara .......... .........Scribe
E. J. Mayer ... ..m.....Treasarer
PKLICANi BaYdDS
Fare ISo each way
Leaves Rex Cafe Leavaa Pelican City
7:46 a.m. 8:00 a.m.
12:46 p. m. 1:00 p. m.
6:00 p. m. 6:30 p. m,
Iteckard Beat Herrlca'
I'liono 77
2C-tt
DR. J. G. GOBLE
The vroll-known Optician
now located in K. D. Block,'
1313 Main. Phono 263-M.
Household Furniture
OOODS OF ALI KINDS
OUR PRICES RIGHT
We Buy, Bell and Exchange.
Cor. Sixth and Klamath Ave.
DICK'S CO.
L. D. Gass, M. D.
a
EVE, EAR, NOSB AND THROAT,
GLASSES FURNISHED
Warrea Hunt IloeplUl rbeoe 487
Res. White reUcaa Ilotei. rfaoae S
GLOVER
, MAKES
Your Watch Keep
Tirpe,
511 Main St.
Klamath Falls
832 Mala Street Phone 91-W
Upp's Auto Service
'DAY AND NIOHT SERVICE
Experienced Drlvere
Now Cars Klamath Falls, Ore.
DRi F. R GODDARD
Osteopathic Phyaiclnn and
Surgeon
Office and Residence
Phones 821,
I. O. O. F. Temple
WILL-
DR. T. C CAMPBELL
PnYrilCIAN AM) BUKUKOX
I. O. O. P. RolldlBg
Phone B90
Residence White Pelican Hotel
Residence Phone S
Take oat Cellars or P1U la Lota
CON MURPHY
517 Mortimer St. Iboae Ml-W
FRED WESTERFELD
DBNTiST
Phoae 434W,
XRay lahsrasnr
Leoamla BMSh ElaasaMi aTalls
a(aa1l)tB)taAAatatavaaSVMkaWM
Office Phono 177W Res 177R
Dr. H. D. Lloyd Stewart
Phyalclaa aad Bargeoa
White Boildlag
Klamath Falle Oregoa
Excavating
Teaming
Let na make yon a price on dig'
ains that basement, or other ex
cavatlng you contemplate. Wa also
do team work of every description.
Phone 426-J
'The Beat Insurance for Every Need'
CALKINS-DONKL80N
INSURANCE AGENCY
WINTERS BUILDING
Phono S60-W.
Wo can serve you insurancowlse.
CLARA B. CALKINS,
MOLLIS S. DONELSON.
P1LZ SCHOOL OF POPULAR
MUSIC
I have constructed thra years of
experience the only course that
toacbea you to play the piano by
NOTE and by EAR In 10 to' 20 les
sons. Write for particulars, 701 11th
St.. Klamath Falls. Pro. Phono 367R.
HAW MILL ENGINEERING A
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Dmlgnrra anil builder of bm6
rn saw mills, plitotng arllls aaa
box plant. Dredging. Pile drlviag.
Phone 40O-W
Clfflrc Corner Spring aad
Near S. P. Drpot
Oal
DR. a A. MASSEY
' Voarth aad Plan Scs.
In Warren Rant Hospital
Off. Phone 4t7 Rea. Phoae SIM
DR. L. L. TRUAX
WARREN HUNT HOSPITAL
Day Phoae, 4B7 NIgtM Pboue, BBS
; E. D. LAMB
PHYSICIAN AND SCBGBOaT
Phones 17W
I7R
White
DENTIST?
Dr. E. G. WisBcarvef
raova bm
Dr. P. M. Neel
rsoai,4
Over Vi
L.
Hot Water Each Morning
Puts Roses in Your Cheeks
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Klamath Dye Works
1 Phone 408
OUR CLEANING, PRESSING AN I
REPAIRING WILL MAKE YOUR
CLOTHES
LOOK LIKE NEW
HATS KHRLOOKED
. Goods Called for aad Delivered
481 Mala Btreet Klamath Falh
To look one's best and feel one's best
Is to enjoy an inside bath each morning
tv uuin tnra too vysirm coe proviuui
dava waste, sour fermentations and noi.
sonona toxins before it Is absorbed into
the blood. Just as coal, when it burns,
kavea behind a certain amount of In
combustible material In tbe form of
ashes, so the food and drink taken each
day leave In the alimentary organs a
certain amount of indigestible material,
which if not eliminated, form toxins and
rolsons which aro then sucked into the
blood through the very ducta which arc
inioncifa u suck in oniy uourisnmem w
sustain the body.
If you want to seo the glow of healthy
bloom la your cheeks, to see your skin
get clearer ana clearer, you are vom
drink every piomlng upon arlsirg, a
glass of hot wster with, a tesipoonful
of llmeetone'phosphate in' iti which is a
harmless means of washing the waste
material aad tosias) from' the 'stamen,
liver, kidaeya-aftd eowskv-taaa' el js
lag, sweetening and purifying the vatlr
alimentary tract, before putting more
food into the stomach.
Girls and women with sallow skins,
liver spots, pimples or pallid complex
Ion, also those who wake up with a
coated tonmie. bad taste, nssfv breath.
others who are bothered with headaches,
bilious spells, aeld stomach or conitlpa
tion should begin this phospliatej hot
water drinking snd are attured o( very
nronounced results In one'or two week.
A Quarter round of limestone phoe-
nhato costs very little at the drug store
but is sufficient ta drnionitrato thst Inst
as soap and hot 'wafer cleanses, puruVa
and freshens tho slcjn on tho outside, aa
hot water and llmestono nhosnhate act
on tho Inside orcans. Wo must always J
to consider that mternal sanitation la vast
ly more Important than outside oleanHi
nest, because tho skin pores do not, ab
sorb, Impurities Into the blood, while tba
bowel pores doi' '
Womaa who desire 'to eahaaee tfca
beauty of their complexion should lust
try this for a week aad notice result, '
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