- 1HUIU3DAY, SEPTEMJlRlt 2SS, 1021
PAGO TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
oanl for 6evc.rnJ weeks past, nnd
to Unto ix'fplcnllil compilation
LIVESTOCK TO
i BE PLENTIFUL
I AT STATE FAIR
SALEM, Or., Sept. 22. (8pcclnl)
Just what the Paclflo Northwest Is
doing In the matter of production of
jMiro-bred lltcstock will bo conclu
Woly proven nt tho forthcoming
etato fair, which begins Monday, Bep
tember 2G. Entries h.ivo been pour,
lag Into tho office of tho secretary of
tho board
form
f Ibo names of mon nnd'jjlrms that
aro putting this section ortho coun-
try on tho map from u livestock point
of vlow.
Horetoforo, for a number of jcars,
"herds and oxhlblts of notablo breed-
ers of the middle-west, cast nnd
south-east, havo been featured, but
this year tho entries will be largely
from this stuto nnd Washington. Out
nlflo breeders nre not barred, how
ever, and will, as horetoforo, send
some of their best show stock. In
-previous competition It ,has been
found that tho Northwest breeders
nrun theso from other sections a closo
-race for honors and prize Inonoy,
and so it Is considered consistent that
this year livestock men from this
territory participate In n friendly bit
of rivalry. .
.Kvory fow days tho nnmo of somo
now champion is announced, nnd
this with tho general attention that
had beon directed Oregon-ward by
tho stato fair, is expected to bring a
noteworthy showing of pure-bred
livestock onthuslasts to thostato fair
in Salem tho lost of this month. A
number of theso men will como In
tho capacity of judges, and they will
"ftrlng- others with them, all to remain
for tho six days of the exhibit.
All tho men selected to servo as
jndges aro themselves brecdors In
thti lino represented, nnd aro chosen
' bceauso of their recognized ability
and proven fairness. They aro as fol
io vn: E. W. Trowbridge, Columbia,
9fo., horses; F. A. Scrlbncr, Pasa
dena, Calif., dairy cottlo; A. II. Mc
"Donald, Davis, Calif., beef cattle;
Gcorgo S. Bulkloy, Mt. Vornon,
Wash., dairy cattle; W..A. Huthor,
Ord, Nob., swlno; Charles Talmadgo,
Salem, swine; W. A. McCarroll, St.
Paul.Mln'n., sheop nnd goats; Wil
liam Coats, Seattle, Wash., poultry;
K. K. Carter, Spokane, rabbits.
Among the nrablo exhibitors will
1h D. W. Van Tassel, of Wennteheo,
"Wash., who will sont a flno herd of
Ayrshlros; Walkakal farm of Spo
kane, Wash., which will be represent
ed by a big entry of puro bred Jor
eys; J. G. O. Hubbard, of Canada,
nho will ship a large consignment of
sheep, f
W. M. Riddell, of Monmouth, Ore.,
who took first and second place
championships nnd other honors for
tils Cotsweld and Lincoln sheep at
the Manitoba fair In Brandon, 'tho
last of July, this year, will be one of
tho largest exhibitors of Bheep, enter
ing tho same animals that were suc
cessful In the Canadian show.
Tho Oregon Agricultural College
herd of thirty-four head of Jerseys,
Unernsoys, Holstelng and Ayrshlres,
which Is making tho northwest cir
cuit, will be one of the attractions In
the big livestock barns. Tho animals
nre In chargo of C. J. Pollock, herds
man at tho college.
"Modal Segls Prllly Golscho." tlvo
llolstcl'n cow, champion by semi-official
tost, owned by C. J. Bernlng,
of "Nugget Farm," Mt. Angel, will
be anothor Important addition to tho
livestock oxhlblt.
Additional space, to enro for tho
Introasod livestock oxhlblt, has beon
tnado posslblo this year by tho re
modeling of tho old poultry building
into a sheop barn.
I STIES
OF ATROCITIES
ANGORA, Turkey, Aug. 26., (By
Mnll). Competition between the
Greek nad Turkish Nationalist offi
cial press burcnus Is ono of tho
phnses of tho, war in which tho
Grookfl outclass tho Turks, duo to
Greek control of communications.
"Hero's nil .Athens dispatch that
wo havo Just hanged six Frenchmen
In Angora," said to tho correspond
ent Hussoln Hnghlb Hoy, director of
tho Turkish buroau, tossing tho copy
of a wireless across tho tablo.
"Thorts's no truth In tho yarn, of
course, but by tho.tlmo wo aro oblo
to get. out a denial, tho nows will bo
printed' ovorywhoro In tho world, nnd
nobody will hollovo our denial, ony-
way, or tako tho troublo to print it.
Tho most astounding untruths are
spread about us.'
As tho Nationalists havo but one
fooblo wireless station, which re
ceives news' from tho outsldo world,
but sends only a few hundcrd miles
nnd In a wave length not known to
tho American or1 Allied Bhlps in the
waters of tho Dtack nnd Mediterran
ean sons, lmmedluto news from An
gora roaches, tho outsldo world sev
eral days old.
Tho Greeks havo tho advnntago of
bolne visited easily hy foreign cor
respondents and th second ndvan-
tago-that thoy censor press tclo-
grams. They recently took tho added
precaution to placo a consor on cab
les originating In Constantinople, In
asmuch as tho only cables from there
passes Greek torrltory.
Tho Nationalists aro arranging a
moro poworful wlrolcss .to talk, to
tho Tlflis wireless station which In
turn transmits to Moscow. For Inter
nal' propaganda, bulletins nro dis
tributed by tho dally nowspapor
Haklmletl Millie (National Sover
eignty) which Is printed on presses
brought on donkey back from Con
stantinople. Its editors aro Constanti
nople Journalists.
SATURDAY SPECIAL!
Here's a big bargain in a fountain syringe. A two quart size that
sells regularly for $1.50. We have put a .special price, of 98 cents on
these, for Saturday only. They are made by the Faultless Rubber com
pany and are guaranteed for one year.
Fountain Syringe 98c
LONDON, Aug., 30. (Ily Mall).
In tho first number of the new Labor
Monthly, Premier Lenine explains
tho discovery of the Soviet govern
ment of Russia that It could hot got
along without capitalism in some
fo.rm and 'why It has compromised
on what It calls "stato capitalism."
"Stato capitalism,", ho says, "Is
Incomparably higher economically
than our prcsont economic system
that Is ono point; and secondly there
Is nothing in It that Is torrlblo for
the Soviet government, tor the Sov
iet stato is a state which guarantees
power to the workers and the poor
"Ono of tho simplest cases or ex
amples of bow the Soviet government
guides the dovelopmont of capitalism
along tho path of state capitalism
of how It 'plants' stato capitalism
Is concessions. Evorjbody now agrees
that concessions aro nocessary, hut
not ovorybody fully appreciates tho
significance of concessions.
''Tho soviet government Bccures
the advnntago in tho form of tho do
velopmont of producttvo forces and
an Increase In tho quantity of pro
ducts nvallablo Immediately or with
in n short period. Wo havo, say, hun
dreds of enterprises, mines, forosls,
etc., wo cannot dovelop them all; wo
havo not enough machinery, food or
transport.
"In 'panting' stato capitalism In
"In 'planting' state capitalism In
government strengthens largo pro
duction agninsf smnll production, tho
advanced against tho backward, ma-
YOSEMITE. Cal., Sept. 22 As chlno production against hand pro-
rtvonlc attractions tho Yosomlto and i ductlon. It Increases tho quantity of
Yosemite to Have
90,000 Visitors
EVEN SOVIET
NEEDS MONEY
Cold Creams
Mylotls Cold Cronm OOc
Nynls Fnco Cream - 10o
Pond's Cold Cronm 40c and 70o
Daggett & Ramsdclls GGc nnd 4Bc
Palmolho Cold Croam 0e
Cocoa Duttcr Cold Cream 00c
3qulbb's Cold Cream "Oo
Colgntes Chnrmls Cream BOc
Itcd Foathor Cold Croam BOo
Ingram's Mllkweod Cream, $1.20 and ....55c
Vanishing Creams
Pond's Vanishing Cronm, 7Gc and ......40c
Woodbury's Facial Croam . ........ ...00c
Volvetlna Vanishing Croam 50c
Pompolan Day Cream '..... ........ .....OOc
romo Elcaya TO
Mary Gordon Vanishing Cream 70c
Rouge
Pompolan Bloom OOc
Dlrd Rougo Oc
Itniicn Dorlno 05C
DJorklss Rougo ............ ......... .-05c,
Mavis Rougo owe
Mary Garden Rougo . ........................70c
Rosallno - .. 4 Bo
Veda Roso Rougo BOc
Face Powders
Nylotls Fnco Ponder OOc
Day Dream Faco Pcwdor 7Bc
DJorklss, 6Bo and SUM
Pussywillow SBc
Pompelnn Ileauty Powdor , OOc
Armnnd'8 Faco Powdor, COc and ........$1.00
Threo Flower 80c
Java Rice Powder 00c
Talcums
Colgntos Talcums -...JMc
Cha-MIng & Florlout 80c
Mavis Talcum . 80c
Pompolan Fragranco .. ...... 80c
Cnro Nomo . ............... $1.00
Lady Mary 40c
Monnen's Talcum ... ........ ...... 80c
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The Skin Requires
Constant Care
Autumn's Winds nro trying on BOnsltlyo
skins. Out, thoro nro many safeguards In
tho form of dainty tollot preparations.
Lotions, Creams, Powders,
Talcums, Massage Pre
parations, Etc.
Our stock of such goods Is very complcto
and as wo fenturo trado-marked advertis
ed lines you may nlwnys ho euro of find
ing your favorlto brands.
Snvo tlmo by coming ' '
directly to Our Shop.
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Toilet Creams
Cnmbny Hand Lotion BOo
Nynls Hand Lotion 40o
Hlnd'R Honey nnd Almond
Cronm, $1.25 nnd OOc
Cnmolllno B5o
Oriental Cream $1.B0
Matirlno Iloauty Lotion BOo
Dnrmn Viva 05c
Holmofl Froilllln B5o
I.'spoy'a Cream iioo
Deodorants
Mum Oo
Odcrono, 65a nnd - 85a
A. I) .S. Deodorn 25a
Evorsnoot ........:iOc
Splro Powder ,.. 85c
Amolln, COa and 80c
Non-Spl ....nrto
Volvetlna Powdor BOo
Depilatories
Oomlrnclo Sl.tM
Noct OOo
Pholnctlno $1.85
Modono $1.80
X Unzln's Powdor OOo
Dolntono $1.80
Velvutlnn Dopllatory : $1.00
Freckle Creams
Malvluu Cream ...fl0c
Stlllmnn's Frocklo Croam B5c
Volvetlna Frocklo Cream 50c
Purnln Frocklo Cronm 35c
Othlno, Double Strength $1.80
Berry'H Frocklo Ointment 05o
Muurlno Frocklo Cronm 50c
Co-Ilo-Co Frocklo Cream 50c
Tooth Pastes
Popsodont Tooth Paste BOc
Poblco Tooth Pasto OOc
Colgatci Tooth Pasto 80o
IVroxIdo Tooth Pasto JtOc
Ndcnta Tooth Pasto BOc
Underwood piwimy
fly KLAMATH FALLS OREGON Wm
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nonius PERSONALS
"Yollowstono nntlonnl parks aro about
equal this year, with ono ,aoro
month remaining of tho soaton,
Yosemlto's attendance August 31
liad, roathod 85,787, with probiblllty
r 1)0,000 persons ontorlng b"foro
tslptombor 30, according to Chief
Manger Townsley. Las't year but tS,
O00 tiavelers had ontercd tin Yoso--rnlte
up to Soptombor 30.
Travol to tho vnlloy by automobile
.tB Increasingly popular, 17,605 ninth
Jnes carrying 00,404 passengen hav
ing hoon registered as compared with
13,418 mncblnos nnd 40,074 passon
. gors during tho twolvo months of
,last year.
Certainly tho ruling pen
be mightier than the sword.
must
i
products of largo Industry In Its
hands and strengthens tho stato re
gulation of economic rotations as a
counter-balance to tho petty bour
gooiso nnarchlc relations."
DORRIS, Cal., Sept. 22. Sovoral
children of Dorrls aro confined to
their homes with what Is thought by
doctors to bo a light attack of
measles. No serious cases havo de
veloped, the principal offoct bolng a
severe, soro throat.
J, J. Stolger and K. G. Cummlngs,
Klamath Falls lumbermen, passod
through Dorrls yesterday by nuto on
routo to Macdool whoro thoy will bo
sovoral days on business.
Mr. nnd Mrs. W. G. Hngolsteln'nnd
C. W. Sovlts wero visitors at tho
Chas. Dornath ranch In Oklahoma
yostorday evonlng.
F. O. McGavIc and Harry Mcsslck
woro business visitors in town from
Macdoel yostorday morning. Mr. Mc
GavIc Is coast agent for the Pennsyl
vania Sash and Door Company.
K. D. Taft will soqn havo as guests
his brother and family, who aro
driving by automobile from ono of
tho mlddlo western states for a va
cation In tho "western wilds."
Claudo Norman of tho California
Oregon Power company of Klamath
Falls, was a woek-ond visitor at Dor
rls. Ho attended tho danco given by
tho Knights of Pythias Saturday
evening.
Miss Fern Stltser lias returned to
San Joso whoro sho is attending the
San Joso Normal School.
Mr. and Mrs. D. Long departed
Tuesday morning for San Francisco
for a short business trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Poltz woro In
town on business yeBtorday. Mr.
Poltz bos. a wholesale tobacco and
candy business at Klamath Falls.
William O. Hagolstoln, cashier of
tho Hutto Vnlloy Stato Hank, drovo
to Yreka today whoro ho will attend
tho banquot In honor of Governor
Stephens.
Tho farm homo of J. N. Mathows,
two miles west 6f Dorrls was com-
tr
SINN FKIV MLMI1KIIS
ALL KLUVHD JfAIL THIOLS.
DELFAST, Sept. 22. Of tho 130
Sinn Fein members of Parliament,
112' havo been Imprisoned on.ee, 78
twlco, 18 four time, 8 five times,
threo seven times and two eight
times. Tho death sentonco has hoon
passed on 15. All wero released un
der tho Irish truce.
v CORNS
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plotoly destroyed by nro Tuosday af
ternoon while tho cntlro family was
away. This Is the eocond tlmo Mr.
Matthows has lost his resldcnco In
ton years, ench ttrao without insurance.
A Clastlflod Ad will sll It.
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THE KLAMATH GRAIN EXCHANGE
Sole agency fo r the largest Western
Milling, concern.
Will buy your grain at top market prices
for cash. See or phone
BOLDISCHAR AND VOCHATZERj
Malin, Ore. and Klamath Falls, Ure.
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Lift Right Off
without Pain
Mnelcl Dron a llttla "Frcczono
on an aching corn, Instantly that corn
stops hurting, thon shortly you lift
It right off with fingers. Doosn't hurt
a bit.
Your druggist soils a tiny bottlo of
'Froezono" for a fow cents, sufflclont
to romovo ovory hard corn, soft corn,
or corn hetwoon tho toes, nnd calluses.
KLAMATH
"FALLS
Moil Sep. 26
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