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MONDAY, MAY M, IM3
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ADVI8KS NKVTIttMTY
Kdltor Herald: The followlnu
dialogue expresses mr tlews on tlie
local atrlko situatien:
"Ercr see to dog, flgutt"
"Uh-huh."
"Doth good dog?"
"Yeah, no a little larger nnd
stronger than th0 otlien though."
"Yeah. Dut both good dog though,
till!! I'npor, nnd also
imtitlflhpil horcln.
the local news
MONDAY, MAY 2a, 1IKSJ
CALM DOWN
i
TiinitC'S sound scn.-o In thr- edi
torial suggestion cf tho Port
land Telegram reprinted below. We
rnnnot ngrco that there will be no
rlnrh of opinions until the next pri
mary1. In our opinion, regardless of
who In seloctod ng tho republican
r.indldnte for governor. It will niaVj
n democratic opportunity and pare
th0" wny for n hard party atruggto
during the general election cam
paign.
lint political differences can bo
decided on tho Issue. We can tone
down emotional appeal that stir up
strlfo and hatred.
Temperance- or speech, strict ad
herenco to tbo fact in argument
and ostraclintlon of extremists will
make Orejtffla-"Bottcr-;tat to Ht
ThTrecardlcg of the political Mi-
come, nnd will remove the ban that
now rests upon It In the minds of too
many largo Investors of capital. The
Telegram's advice follews:
Now that the primary' elec
tion Is over, with satisfaction to
one or more elements and 'disap
pointment to others, the time
ha come to forget animosities)
nnd praetlco the art or putting
Oregon ahead as neighbor co
operating Industrially and com
mercially. As Americans we have learn
ed to fight vigorously oery two
years, with a nation-wide fight
every four years. Most of us
nro attached to one or tho oth
er mtlor party, and, through
tho ngency-of our party r ok
good government. One or n
other party is victorious every
Iwo years.
On both sides we struggle un
til tho polls close, some of us
stay up late for the election
returns, and the next day we
v go"nboiit .our ordinary affairs
as good friends as ever but pre
pared In our minds for the next
clrvan of opinion two yean'
hence.
Dccauso wo, have engaged In
thoo contests biennially for
more than a hundred years and
boenu wo make the test of
strength at tho ballot box we
havo succeeded In perpetuating
what wo bcllovo to be ,the best
government on earth.
It Is needless at this time to
rovlcw the unusual Issues which
were dragged into the cam
paign that ended this week but
It 1 very Important that all
good citizens avoid Intemper
ance of speech In future dis
cussions which wo cannot es
cape Public opinion should
never bo suppressed but surely
normal folk will bo doing the
community a distinctly good ser
vlrn If they frown upon extrem
ists. rilCM L.U'GIITEB TO 'TEARS
"It is not u dull, dldactle'fllm. It
Is a living, pulsing representation of
tho biggest battle human soul. ever
fought and won. It Is shot through
with laughter and tears apd It sends
you away with a now desire for the
things In life that count." That 1
thn way a prominent critic describes
Ocorgu Klelno's photo play produc
tion of Helen Keller in "Deliver
unco," and lie hit the mark exact
ly. It Is n drama of surprises and
thrills a "succession of wonders."
Tho stories of Holon Keller and ber
childhood playmate Nadja parallel
one, nnotlier through life. The ex
ception Is that Nadja has a lovo story
that Is real, whllo Helen's Is but a
dream? It Is through Helen, however,
tlmt Nadja finds her happiness and
is redeemed, Tho drama abounds
In diverting scenes und Incident that
help to fahtin It In tho memory. Hel
en Keller In "De'llverance" will be
tho attraction tonight at the Strand.
"uh-huh, but th0 small one was
putting up a good tight though.
"Suppose shc has any show to get
up?"
"No, not unless ho could let the
larger one worry himself out."
"Any chance for him to do that?"
"Might. It ho could be left alone."
"Can't ho b left alone?"
"Yeah, he could, but you see In a
dog tight, there Is always a lot of
dogs that want to look on. And they
ate not all satisfied Just to look on.
Most of them want to help. Hut being
a little afraid of the large one they
are pretty careful. So they reach in
and bite the under ono a little. You
know; Just to ha'o a hand In the
fight. Of course they don't bite very
hard, but by the time they all get
around, the under dog has had sever
al hard bites, so ho doesn't get ested
very much b his scheme. He Is a
good dog though, and bellevelf he
had a show he would whip th0 whole
bunch."
"Or course a whole lot of men and
boys crowd around to see the fight'
too."
"All want to ee fair play
"Yeah."
"Hear anyone say. If the under'
one was up and on bis feet ho might
whip the other one?"
"No, didn't hear anyone say any
thing Ilka that."
, 'Heard man say though that th
large one " the best dog In town.
and It would be too bad If the smaln
dog would get up and whip him."
"Why don't someone take the largaJ
dog off and let the small ono get his
wind a tittle?" .
"That wouldn't' do. he might get
the advantage then, and hurt tho
targe one."
"Ain't the small dog any good?"--.
"Uh-huh, he I Just aa good as the.lt
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Wlv Viv vui; uvu t no tw w wiu.
largo ono get hurt." '
""But the small one is getting hurt
now ain't he?"
"Oh not much, you see be esn.
stand' more tferta than the large one.
can. Skin 1 thicker. So then, shake
him up good old iport while you're
at It. It won't cost any more' while,
you have him down.
"Wonder why-the people don't try
to take the large dog off, couldn't;
they top the rignt quicker, and Bar
er, for themselves. If they would get
them apart? Instead of trying to get
the under one to lay still until the
largo one is satisfied, as long as one
dog Is Just as good aa the other, and
has the same right to live, it seems
a though It would be better to force
both sldea to give up, or else leave
them alone and let them tight it out
between themselves. Of course If they
are spoiling the lawn, make them
both get off. Better make them both
quit fighting instead of trying to
force tho under-one to quit, and let
the large one keep on chewing. One
might get their fingers bit that way.
F. E. PELLETT
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ITS FINE FOR
Coolldgo says our highest duly Is
to ourselves. Others think It Is to
tho now tariff.
Trying to keep up with the neigh
bors is a fine way to get behind.
From tho way Conan Doylo talks
about spirits he Is the original hap
py medium.
It money was everything
wouldn't bo much. I
All of us tnko our lints oft to
spring nnd get new. ones. I
Famous violinist being sued tor di
vorce played second fiddle ut home
"We are fighting hard to clean i
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We stt Ion much ment willed elojr
Kltlne), then the Iturk
Hulls
Most folks forgot that tho kidneys,
llko the IhinpK got slugglih nnd
'clogged nnd need n flushing occasion-
therujnlly, pe wo linvn backache nnd dull
misery In tho kidney region, severe
hondnrhes, rheumatic .twinges, tor
pid liver, iicld stomach, sleeplessness
nnd nil sorts of bladder disorders.
You simply must keep your kid
noja nctixu nnd clean, ami thn mom
ent you feel nn nche or pain In the
kidney region, got uuoui four ounces
up moviomen icii nays, from ineiriot Jlu SllU rrm ny K0tl ,rK
prices, they am succeeding. ! store here, tnko n tnbtespoonful In n
It's snowing In Argentine. A cold Bi" of water before breakfast for u
.ii.. i. ...i.i ii.t- ,.,. few dnys nnd your kidneys will then
winter Is expected this summer I., ' t,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,, , ,,,
Sometimes a mnn goes to town to (from tho ncld of grapes nnd lemon
meet his wife nnd sometimes to get, Juice, combined with llthla, nnd Is
nway from her. ' i harmless to flush clogged kidneys
ami BiuuuiuiH mum in uuruuii nvii-
1 1 . It also ueutrnlltes the nrlds In
thn urlnn so It no longer trrltutes,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jud Knits Is harmless: Inexpensive,;
makes a delightful effervescent llth-
A baby Is born every nine min
utes In New York. Hnnd It to tho
little shavers It tnkes nerve.
Some of the hen eggs this sprlnp,
aro nearly as big as hailstone.
Why not a law making bootleg
gers print the nntldoto on the bottle?
'la water drink which everybody
should tnko now and then to keep
j their kidneys clean, thus avoiding
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n... i. i.,.r.. r.. i I. n wi'ii-Hnumn iih.ii uruKKisi snjs
Oenoa Is letting George do It ,,, ,,, ,, of Jft(, j,,,,,, ,0 foJk(
In making a movie, they take one ,o believe In oercomlng kidney
drawn-out kiss and hunt for a plot.troublo whllo It Is only trouble.
to precedo It. Altv
This bandit who robbed three land-
lords knew where to find the money I Herald classified ads pay yot.
DOES SHE SMILE ENOUGH?
When the learnt of the convert
iencea, the will be satisfied with
nothing but electricity in her
home.
Why do thousand nw electricity
When electric cleaners cost S3O.00 and
tinuoms 50c?
Electric Iron cot 90.00 nnd fuel heated
cost 00c'.'
Automobile S-100.00 to SI.OOO.OO, when
a liorsc and buggy roMs SUOO.OOV
It's the SERVICE she gets; the
ease in accomplishing the every
day tasks of life.
THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER
COMPANY
HIDDLE To construct
clpal electric light plant and
ter system.
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Darkens Beautifully and Restores IU
Natural Color and
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BIRTH RECORD
MEADOW
23, 1922,
Meadows,
pounds.
At Klamath Falls, May
to Mr. and Mrs.- Floyd
it boy; weight 10 H,
MEETING lOHT!'ONKT
Thero will be no 'meeting of the
Neighbors Woodcraft this week, on
account or tbo Chautauqua.
Common garden sage, brewed Into
a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant. Mixing tbo Sage Tea and Sul
phur recipe at home, though, is
troublesome. An easier way Is to get
the reay-to-use preparation, improv
ed by the addition of other ingredi
ents, a large bottle, at little cost, at
drug stores, known as "Wyeth'a Sage
and .Sulphur Compound," thus avoid
ing a lot of muss.
While gray, faded hair Is not sin
ful, we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance and attractiveness, Dy
darkening your balr with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
can tell, because it does it so natur
ally, bo evenly. You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time; by morning
nil gray hairs have disappeared. Af
ter another application or twa your
hair become beautifully dark, glos
sy, soft and luxuriant, and you ap
pear years younger. Adv.
WANTED-50 Eskimos
to wrap
ESKIMO PIE
The most satisfying ice cream
confection ever made.
Your first will not be your last
MADE BY
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Disease Lurks
When j oh are suffering with rheu
matism so you can hardly got uniiind
Just try Iti'il Popper Huh and )ou ulll
have tho iiilckest relief known
Nothing has such niiicoiitrnleil,
penetrating heat it red popper. In
stant relief Just its nom iu ou apply j
lied Topper Itub ou feel tliu tingling
lii'iit In three minute It wurniM tlio '
sore spot through ami through I'iros ,
tho blood circulation, breaks up tho '
congestion- ind the old rheumatism
torture Is gone,
Howies lied l'epi'er Hub, made
fram rod peppers, costs little at any !
drug store, (let a Jar at onro I'sn It .
for lumbago, neuritis, bnckaclie, stiff
neck, sore muscles, colds In chest '
Almost Instant relief awaits you. Ho
sure to get tlio genuine, w it li I no
inline Howies on each purknge. Adv.
in every
possible spot
The.ro i.s only one menus of combnttlng cHkuiihc.
That in at tlio kouivo, by destroying the geiins.
A reliable disinfectant should be used about
the stables, out-buildiiiKH, hen houses, hoi? houses,
in cesspools and about the bath room, sinks, etc.
No. 6 Disinfectant is best by test
It i six times as powerful as carbolic acid. It
is non-poisonous, which makes it safe. Diluted
with water, as directed, it i.s economical and truly
efficient.
l-ounce
Ki-ounce
Bottles
Bottles
.25c
..50c
notice or MKirriNO
Itogulnr meeting of Alohu f'huplor.
No. til O. K S. Tuesday May 2.1,
7 :tO p. in. Initiation and Imminel.
Visitors welcome, lly order of Edith j
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