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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Til I J commodity tnni needed to-il-iy
Ik faith, faith th.it present
illfflfultlPH will ho overcome, that!
overhonKltiR clouds will pas, that I
tho diillne rf toilny will Rive place)
to somewhat Krilor nctlvlt) In a j
tomorrow not far off. I
Despite cvervthlnr. 1 nolle o 'hat
there Ik Justification for calculating: i
upon tho Incipient revival of real!
Improvement thU uprlnc
Tho nation' principal flnanchl
center li nKiiln In th prlp of pel-J
mli.n. Many banker talk n ilnlo- j
fully an thry did when the pot-ar
hocm firm collaped. To listen to
them yon would think that nit our
trouble were Htill ahead of in nml
that i had mado no Kritlfylnc
procreM toward tho "itahliH'itnnt
of wound foundation for the up
building of solid, noun I proprlty
Those who oro wearing blue
(lasso foresee tho breakdown of all
efforts to Ret the (lerman ultuatlon
under cffectlvo control; they fore
too flnan'Ial and f.-curity market
eho rcnultlnn from tho noldlcr
bonus lcRlslatlcn; they fcrereo fail
ures galore, lniluntrl.il, financial,
ronmcrclal and every other kind;
thry foreeo n nntlon-wMe railway
trlkn; they foresee other labor trou
bleu ax a coneuuenc ot the "ll'iul
datlon" of labor, which they df
claro :nut no much further; they
forrseo nothtni; but continued lack
ot purchasing power on the part of
our 40,000,000 agricultural popu-
latlon; they loresec a bombardment
nt frightfully bid annual reports;
thoy forrseo nothing but the pro.
p;ct ot further dwindling ct our
foreign trado; they forcco rate re
ductlonn injurious to th rallreadi:
ther foresee ijnvcfilflaet and JiB-z.
certainty ever tariff 'flakerfng; they
foresc-o disturbing political splits and
other political development likely
to affect business; they foresee fur
ther price-cutting right and left.
In short, the pcsilmKtx see noth
ing but dlkheartenlng development)
ahead.
Kor my part. I do not belle o
they are seeing clearly I do not
believe they arc seeing straight. 1
do not bclfovo their illr forebod
ings will bo fulfilled. I nther sus
pect they am putting the worst face
on things for not dislritonMed pur
poses. I believe as firmly as I eor did
that spring will mark the advent or
better time, that the Improvement
at first will Imi ery moderate, but
that tho recovery will gain momen
tum during tho rest of the year
this, too, even should the threat
ened striken 0ccur.
The urge to find employment for
idlo capital Is becoming tremend
ously strong. Think of It: when
tho government offered $40,000,000
treasury cirtlflcctos tho bids reach
-Y I'tf MIM-tr SU3PCIOUS 1-
JLii puss -ro esr him ooti Z a
HOLT ON I VVC I THE f'Z X SpeeJT
CHAKiS.csa MY- xr R that vouvjMe on j
TSmims
jxyy
FIRST HE OF
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tfuced, so that tho sweeping reduc
tion In production cannot well full
to bring Interesting dmelopmenw
bifon very long.
Karly thin month wheat price
reached the highest level since last
September. The advance thl year
ha ranged from 1G to 20 .ent a
buthel. Thl 1 a consideration of
great Importance. It will do more
a prevalent a
high plar.i today
I'ati. ii.e. work
pull u thniiiKh
peslmlsm I In
.t.nl murage rati '
"I.kjiit in tiii: t'i.r.iiu.ra"
STIt..M IIIIX I'Oll TOMCIIT
Iring lt.li heller, tho famous Amer
ican novelUt. who for )ears stood
After n man break hi word II
in't it flood hi It wa
If ttu want In know wit there I it
soitrelt. of farm litittd, look at the
big league bull leiim
t'hleagit I building the lilggeM
hotel In lite wot Id. New Yotk hotel
will still bo the highest though.
A man I making lightning. Thl
I teal lightning and tint the l;lml
put ttt In bollle.
1'oIImIi Diet oto Hoover w rltlten
Hoover helped their diet
I A tax on eery new burnt plan
might raise the bonit
Peel do their spring training run
ning up ami down the column of u
I dictionary
Itndlum I uiioted ot M. .'.00.000
an ounce. Pa no more.
If scientist can hear nuts' foot-
steps like thunder they ought to In
ent them ome rubber heels.
Some singer get $1000 a night,
' but look at the rlk they run.
1'lly the poor moth. Just when we
j are getting out of our winter clothes
he Is getting Into them.
The trouble with being bald Is you
' hno so much face to wash.
Auto makers say It Is difficult to
fill orders Dad sav the same
Met the New York hoy who put out
a fire In a school building Is afraid to
go back now
Too much overhead .keeps many n
lnilnes under font
j; f Originators of national prune, week
! cem full of their subject.
'VuhlnKtoii report the public dehl
grew to $'.10,000,000 at meuth: but
what' a few million when we can't
pay them?
A fine way to reach a small boy
! to fight Is make hist wear n red tie
to school
The handwriting on thn wait shows
the man rents tho house.
A Kentucky mail ran off with lit
mother-in-law who wa visiting him. j
That's a now way.
Mr WurW head tho poitnfilre and
lO.uuo humorists are happy
LURLING t S
OUT THE FACTS
He Feels at Strong and Act
ivc rr n Boy nnd Hnsn't
n Trace of Rheumntiim
or Stomach Trouble Left,
Declares Meyer.
"I would be an unreasonable mnii
mil tit bo satisfied with nil that Tan
lite hits done for me ' said l-'rod Me)
er. popular (MM mute of Hie stcamer
er Lulling, Alder SI Dock, Cortland.
Ore.
'Tor four or fle years tnv sloin
ach w-a all nut of order and I suf
fered terribly from rhcumntlMu No
body but molf will ever know the
misery 1 went through lit that time
I rollldu't eat without suffering the
greatet dltre. my bark hurt me so
that It wa agony for mo to bond
oer and straighten up again and 1
was so nerxottsanit restless I couldu t
get the sleep I needed.
"1 hae a splendid appetite now
and my stomach feel Just like a new
one I am a strong and active a a i
boy again and It I only right that I ,
Service to Patrons
Our Company given unexcelled
service to its patrons.
WD iniiliiliilii a Double ciew tend) to
moi'l all enioreiiili"; when the Mil
i nines, whether day or night This In-
auto die 1'atruii, If he hum l.lghls or
Power
lung
that Hi" xorvli-p will um be olf
i I lltL tt jr J n
IF you nro in doubt on your Motor instnl lutiqn,;
or.othor power information, you nro wvlcomo to
ask for information in solving your problems. ' '
ELECTRICITY means progress-Rrcssive?
ira you pro
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER CO.
If uii wish to learn saxophone or! I )ceitm Unit, cor MM H High, well
V".V "i'l' Mr V K ,'"r,l,l,nr' '". Isillteil for sele.l p.trlles..wi be tent-
""" h i "led at nominal prlei Apply to M
I Motschenhachrr, I'litmo CSi'.W, or on
Herald cluulfled ndi pay yon. premnes 30 If
should gle the credit to Tanl.tr, for
It rerlnlnl) did the work for me."
Tanlac and Titular Vegetable Pill
are sold by druggist iierwlnre
Adv.
r.Mur
MAtilli.W
i'.i.i.i:d
HV IIHATII
I.OS AN(lKt.i:s, March
rv Kell.tr. world famous
13. llar-
maglclan.
died at bis home here Krlday, utter
two )enrs uf poor health uud u so
ere lllnes of several week, lie
was 73 ear old.
Get results by using clais ads.
to turn the agricultural tide man , with the antl-llterary cinema element
any ot the many plans now pro- ,., .... ,.,. nnru from irrwn nr.
uoed for extending financial alst-. ...., i t,n. i.. ...r. t..t ...l WOIIK Ktllt YOl'llSKI.I
...-.. . ..... ....... .tit.nn.t. i. I . ' . . . 'Start vour own buslnes by keening
W- ..... !... ... ..... &I.M....U. a........ I -
Mlt. IIOOKKKKI'Klt.
, the lure of the shadow sheet.
the acc-cunt,, nt merchant, garages.
unco to our farmer although,
A u bm am m m m -m mm ! itf i..it iak..s .. . . .,"-- "n .-
ii ssnii-.u, . . .-.f .--, .j,Hographtcally regltratlv and profetsional men. bv mean of our
able that more adequate facilities beautiful, dramatically logical and j Ilookkeeping Service Sstem. Whole
be provided for extending loni;or-, convincing; and .ibovo nil raroltiR n r l'arl "'n'' A money-maker
term credit to agriculturists. ' ,,lg whole-'ouled lesson and .Urall''0'. ... -
Kven tho mo skept.ct. are now-:..The U(:nt , th. CIoarlns.. . . .S..;
cbllsed to recognize that the aver-t t)n.j t0 u)ce U plaf0 w,h tho fM, ,
ago price level has reached a re- that the cinema mart has ever afford-'
coNTiioi.i,i:it cai.i.h roit
hank st.iti:mi:.vts m nrii
in
W.YSIIINC.TON. U.V . Marrh 13
The controller of currency ha railed
for n statement of the condition of all
National bunks at the rlne of liusl
nes. March lo
ltcgul.tr meeting Aloha chapter No
01. () K H Tuetduy. Marrh H. 7 30
p m . followed b raril parly to which
all members and vUltnrx are Invited
lly order of i:dlth Deltell, W, M
13-11
markaMr stable bails. The changes
'riS'w"'octirrlns 'In different com
modities arc almost all In a salu
tary directien: that is, most ot the
things selling below cot of produc
ed. I
Seven editions of over nlno nun-,
dred thousand copies ot "The Light
In tho Clearing" have been Issued by
Itacheller'g publisher a selling re-
CLASSIFIED ADS
isiiBt Asittf M.m.BLW isiiliiiiiittPMHL mT
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Want td
newest "Broadway Flashes"?
"llK ct tlicni. play tlieiu. srll tlicuili tit ltd
tlttvs ulicail ni'iiily nil the Mittppj lo
trnt, one steps tilitl Milti" tlmt HhuiiIuiu
liniis tut tli. I'liiyctl in the trin Mrontbuiy
at vie, lv Hroatlwttv's lavuritc niciiestrus.
3k NEW EDISON
tiwiirr -irt it y I
Mr I ilit I
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(( iiltir ill Aittl tt'
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KLAMATH FALLS MUSIC HOUSE
(.1:0. a. um i.
t12 s.iuili MH, Mnt I'ln. in. iu.i
Hon are creeping iipwtrds. while, cord in American fiction which is ex-1
products still out of line In the oth
er direction are tending down
ward. At the beginning ot this
month Dun's compilation showed a
nominal advance for tho previous
month, and a total Increase of 3Vt
per cent lrom
point, recorded
fact is net Insignificant In relation
to tho matter of scarcity alluded to.
IJt-pl! all tho uncertainty ex-pres.-td
ovr tho Kuropcan outlcok.
Kttrllng exchange has been advanc
ing most Impressively. Until thl
month, a 'inotatlon above $1.33
had hot been witnessed In 2 Vfe
years, cither Important excnangen
liavo also exhibited remarkable
buoyancy, all things considered. All j
this suggests that those closest to
international developments aro tak-J
ing a distinctly more hopeful vlow
of the outlook, notwithstanding the
Lclllitercnt iwsh struck by Premier
MISCELLANEOUS
ceeded only by the enormous circula
tion of 'Tnrlo Tom's Cabin " The
book ha been translated Into four
teen different languages. In addition
to the publication of tho original
Ilacbeller novel, a special motion plr-
last ear's lowest i ture oditlon of "The Light in tho
on July 1. This Clearing" is now on the market.
Al Jennings, the reformed bandit,
vaudeville, movies, a good comedy
and the sweet-voiced singer Irving
I.a Chance in nil tho latest songs.
in a k
price
i UsTlt.W netici: '
One bay gelding with star In fore-
I'Olt Kl.i: i head, branded V on left shoulder, I
Kour lot and building now- nd aK" l"ut . elght about IISij
... Miii,.a Unit r.i.i.l bill llllil Itil.l
as iKjilomro ami store,- wtin nv- i""'. m-r i. ".i uiim ,
III,' IIIIUIIHI I .It 111
west of Dairy. .Martin
h-15
Ing quarters, located In buslnes see- i"f publication I
tlon of prosperous town on stutu runcb U mile w
lilrhw.iv I3i00 12000 cash an.l bal- Stochsler.
ance r. jears. Chance to take over I " 77T.
i. ,. .-..I. . ...i .--I .. ....... IPOIt SAl.t- Veulnwn nun es. fl 3Z
i ki. aiiui.iiu.'i.twi,......'...'..- ..it..,. " ,,.-...-
rlL-ht from tin. marl. Sen or write I hoi. Any P O III the second xone I
Louis lloldischar. room 6. Swansnn In Klamath county O A. Manning
lltdg. Phone 2S0J
11-13 .Talent, Oregon
J-lii
WANTKD llousedeanlng. Ironing 'HAI.KS.M AN to cover local territory
nml cir.. f rhiMren. itv hour or 1 H-llltig dealers. C.uaranteed salury
ill luif.iiir wi'tK inr riKiii iiiiiii. in.
Commercial Itndlum Co , fifth Ave.
llldg., New York. H-ll
es ihlrisliow hard to beat. Same I ---' Mr Hevenuo and Maude H'-vn-
10.20 rents. j ue. 703 N Second street. 10-1 1
cd the colossal tot-tl of $1,250.000.-! Polncure and the protracted uncer-'
000, Kcder&l reserve bankg havo a
reyervo approaching SO per cent, a
ridiculous ' surplusage That those
responsible for earning Interest on
fund will shortly find ways and
means of putting It to work Is u
talnty over tho Genoa economic
conference.
An appreciable increase in the
freight carried by our railroads is
worth noting. So is the modest In
crease In steel operations. So Is
certainty,
that tho effect upon business will
be stimulating.
A significant lvolopment has
Just come to my attention. A largo
woolen goods plant find Itsdlt In
an uncomfortable position hecauso
It refrained too long from purchas
ing wool when prices worn very low.
Investigation reveals that other
mills nro nbo bare of raw iuaterl.il.
lit not u fiw- other Industries thU
haute, tendency lo ullow raw mater
luls and stoiks to tun extremely
low bun been In vogue. Is li not,
therefore, moro than possible that
beforo long there will hu something
of n scramble to uocuru both raw
materials ami finished products,
and that tt teul sonrrlly will lis re-
Ami It Is equally certain ' the activity In the oil Industry. So
Is the absence of any Increase In
unemployment.
Nor must wo overlook the
strength of tho security markets,
lloth Mpck3 and bond started tho
current month auspiciously, despite
an uhseuco of wide public participa
tion In stotk dealings, and It dimi
nution In the feverish rush for
bonds. Of course, security quota
tloiib can fluctuate widely before
Ink bus time t() dry on paper. Nev
ertheless, tho action of tho security
markets, broadly considered, has
been tho reverse ot discouraging.
After taking a calm survey of
both domestic and International
conditions, I refuse to Join the
pessimistic (horns. "Tho winter of
vealed? After all, tho actual ion- our discontent," I believe, l jiear-
Slit-rldan New company organized
here to manufacture furniture.
Graduate Foot
Specialist
At Your Service
Consultation and Examination Free
K. K. K. Store
I'oot Specialists
WANTKI Lady to watch 2 year old
baby a few nights a week. Ill N
9th t. 10-11
KOIt SAt.K OH !:XCIIAN(ii:-32Q
acre In northern Lake county for
Klamath valley land under ditch.
Hox 32, Herald. 0-1 1
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KOH HUNT Modern furnished and
unfurnished apts. Winters' llldg.
Phone. MiW 7-'J
., Vi:iKOItl OltAM.s IMS' AS.AM M.AM.VIII rtl.l.s:
WHY NOT GO INTO BUSINESS?
r- Well i:Ulil'ln and (ioiid Loro'ed Kt re-, and '
P lllllll'' of LYery Kllld '
FOR SALE
Ili)er and Heller,, M it Here
FOUR-SITE SALES AGENCY
f ASHLAND OREGON MKDIOltD ";
u! Il.-mrr IIIimU un uun V.-,iri,i, Itblg. C
' I'boiie I Pimm. ttOO "
jS "-l-MOST 'HlWNS SOI IIILIIN Oltl.t.OV " ''
VOH HAI.K .N,o. 1. clean working,
man's hotel doing fine huslne.is,
13,000 insh required. II. Ilehmanti
1I-17'
Swedish select certified seed oats, ,
ton lots 24 cts: less quantity .1 cw. I
J. A. Ilusliong, Klamath Kails, Ore-1
gon. M-3-Apr !'
White Leghorn baby chicks, ill 00
per 100. Tanered strain Heavy lavors
circular Henry Tnrratt, Corning. ( nl
10-31
The O K, Harbor shop has moved
to fi21 Main, null to Slur theatre. J
I) Jnhnmn. Pron. 10.13
' i'STKAM IIIJATKD rooms 13.50 per
If you want to sell It, buy It, trade, week. Large, well lighted lobby,
It. or find it, try a Hersld classified shower baths Ksw winter rate.
ad. .Central Hotel, J. T. Ward. Mer. 'Jtf.
i
Jewelry Repairing
Jlrintf in that heirloom or broken jewelry and
have it repaired before it is too late, or have
that stone reset before yon lose it.
GEO. L. METZ
622 Main St.
DOINGS OF THE DUFFS
NO CONSIDERATION
BY ALLMAN
WHILE I WAS OVER BORROWING
THI3 BUTTER FROM MRS. BAILEY,
3HE TOLD ME SOME 8CANDAL
ABOUT THE NEW NBIGH&OR5
ACROSS THE 5TREET-
.Humptlon of tho necessaries ot life
has not been so very drastically re-
rMm
lug an end. I believe that six
months from now optimism will be
MRS.BAiLEy SA1DTHI3 WAS
HIS THIRD WIFE AND SHE
13 SUING FOR A OlVORCt
WHAT DID VOO HEAR i
ABOUT THEM?
V"
HERE, WAIT A
MIMUTE,! WHAT
ARE SOME OF
THE THINGS HE
TOLD YOU ?
AT
IE r
t
' VTu " I'VE HEARD AIL f aicms' rvnoc oztrr 'r
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J? ir iSR&a A j woriiy I r ' ) Ml bftS rSS, Sf H ' ir- '
I'lLTeLLYoO
ToNlfiHTWHEM
IGeT HOME
I'M LATE THIS
MOPNIWG'
IF HE ISN'T THE LIMIT
TO S1MTT SOnETHINC LIKli
THAT AMD THEM TO BEAT IT
LEAVING A PERSON UP , l'"-ir"
IN THE AIR THAT WAV ' J
I'll. GIVE HIM TIME
U TDGF.T To THE OFFICE
ATTENTION
POULTRYMEN
100 tbs. Chick Feed $3.35
100 tbs. Chick Math $3.25
100 tbs. Meat Scrap $6.00
50 tbs. Charcoal $2.50
100 tbs. Ground Bone $3.25
100 lbs. Egg Mash $3.25
SPECIAL
100 tbs. Dairy Feed
$1.25
Murphey s Feed Store
124 South Sixth Street Phone 87
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