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l-KlUAY. MAY U, til24!,-
Putre Six
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Hon. IVnton (I. riurdli'k, cnndidnte
for republican nnmiiiiutlon for state
reprwntalive, J. .M. Knoll, A. M.
CollW mill oilier naiitlidatw for of
fice 'will In- I'TOkiM'H tonight at I. O.
O. P. -Iiitl 1 vt Merrill, Tlio montlng
maris i h o ciock.
plan tillage:
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COMMf lifts.. Franco, SU-iy . The
"Olympic VilUiKu" - lUtttiiu-il l house
the atiilelm ami' riirsinlu.tlve:i of
the various nation competing In the
1921 Ramos who may wish io avail
tliomsolvcg of its uiodust but hyglen
Ic and up-to-tlalo accommodation,
haa Just been completed and turned
ovor to the Kronen. Olympic comiuiit
tea by the contractors.
Built about a humlrwd yardii a way
from 11)0 Stadium, the village is
composed of a serlte of villas of two
and tour rooms ach. U provides
accommodation for 300 athletes.
Up to Uie present only Japau lias
officially notified tlie cominili-e tbat
Us entire team would stop there.
Teams of other nations, however,
for which hou.-wun ..accommodation
lias oceu arranged elsewhere, have
retained come villas where the men
who are to compete on the following
day "will remain overnight. Tne
United States has asked for four,
Great Britain tlnee, Italy two, and
Finland, Spain and Belgium one
each.
Supplied with all the modern com
forts, shower baths and hygienic
apparatus the villas, tastefully decor
ated and painted in bright colors,
will provide a healthful home tor
the athletes while presenting a pic
turesque and agreeable aspect.
Reading rooms, lounge and res
taurant, post office and telegraph, a
bank, a cafe, two barber shops, all
bordering upon "Avenue Pierre de
Coubertin" the main street of the
village, named after the president
oi tne international Olympic com'
mittee are some of the conven
iences which will- be placed at the
disposal of the foreign athletes.
REGISTRATION FOR
PRIMARY 339,612;
i REPUBLICANS LEAD
SALEM, Jlay 9. Total registra
tion for the May 1C primary is 339,
612. Republicans number 233,023,
Democratic, 91,48$ and the 'remaind
er miscellaneous. '
AMERICAN GRAIN' MARKET
. CAPTURED BV RUSSIAN'S
BERLiIN, May 9. American grain
has been virtually driven out of the
Baltic states and Finland through
Russian competition and is rapidly
disappearing from the Scandinavian,
German and Dutch markets before
Russian grain, according to a re
port on Russian commerce issued in
Berlin by Peter Petroff, an attache
of the Russian commercial delega
tion In Germany. Mr. Petroff wo
an early 'minister of foreign affairs
In Petrograd under the Bolshevist
government, and has lived for many
years jn England. A
Befit ween October i, 1922 and Oc
tober 1, 1923, the report states the
exports of Russia exceeded the im
ports by a value of 23,190,000 rubles.
Grain was the shief Item of export
and rye was the leading, product;
The total grain exportation for that
year was 99,123,476' poods, the pood
being about 36 pounds. . This was
only 13.6 per cent ot Russia's pre
war grain exportation;
, - (Germany and England took S3. 7
per cent ot Russia's exports tor that
year, and supplied 66.5 per cent of
its imports. ,
For Hull tlongg 1'luyeix. "
If you have three winds ot the
some kind, you have a pong. It you
draw four different winds, then
you have a weather, vane.
STOPS CATARRH
Clogged Air Passages Open
at Unce Nostrils
A Cleared
If your nostrils are cloggod and
your bead stuffed because of cat
arrh or a told, got Ely's Cream
Balm ot any drug store. Apply ti
ATHLETE
HEA
E
little of this pure, antiseptic, germ
destroying cream Into your nostrils
and let It penetrate through every
air pumuigo of your head and mem
bmnee. Instant relief.
How good it feels. Your head
1s clear. Your nostrils are open.
You breathe freely. No more haw
king or snuffling. Head colds and
catarrh yield like magic Don't
lay stuffed tip, choked up and mlfl
umbl.. Relief i ur, Adv. J
Reformed
i
Ike Buzzard, famous desperado!
and outlaw of half a century ago.
memtw of a band that terrorised'
the WeLsh Mountain kuict I In!
Prnaylvanla,'Vieavw taetPennsyl-j
vnnla State Prison after lint 4i
years, and starts life overiaaaa.
evangelist at the as of TlJ J
USESULPHURTO
L
Broken, Out Skin And Itch-inp-
Eczema Helped Over
Night
For unsightly skin eruptions, rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body, you do not have to wait tor
relief from torwire or embarrass
ment, declares a noted skin special
ist. Apply a little Mentho-Sulnhur
and Improvement shows next day.
Because ot Its germ destroying
properties, nothing has ever been
found to take the place of this sul
phur preparation. The moment
you apply It healing begins. Only
those who have had unsightly skin
troubles can know the delight this
Mentho-Sulphur brings. Even fiery.
Itching ecxema is dried right up.
Get a small Jar of Rowles Mentbo
Sulphur from a good druggist and
use It like cold cream. Adv.
CTXV OF PORTLAND
DISPLAY COPY OF
FAMOUS FRENCH STATU:
PORTLAND, Jlay 9. This city is
to have a copy in bronze of the
equestrian statue ot Joan ot Arc by
the French sculptor Fremiet, whteh
stands in the Place de Rivoli in
Paris, in front of the Louvre. - Dr.
Henry Waldo Coe, who recently do
nated to the city a statue of Theodore
Roosevelt mounted upon a horse as a
Rough Rider, announced that he had
ordered Uie statue. It is expected to
be delivered here in June.
Dr. Coe will present the city also
with statues of George Washington,
Abraham Lincoln and Dr. John lie-
Loughlia, the latter, known as the
"Father of Oregon," a factor of the
Hudson Day Company in the early
da'-
JAPAN" IMPORTS GLIDER
TOKIO, May 9. A 13-meter glid
er is to be imported from France by
the aviation experimental bureau of
the 'Imperial University. A French
expert will accompany tho machine
and Instruct Japanese airmen in Its
navigation.
Music Soroity to Meet ' -'MINNEAPOLIS,
Minn., May '9
Mu Phi Epsilon, national honorary
will hold- its biennial convention
here June 23 to 27. More than 300
delegates from practically every
state in the union wlll'attend.'
Mount Kilimanjaro, in Tangany
ika "territory, Africa, is'19,'900 feet
high, the highest mountain on thai
continent. It is near the equator
and is covered a third way down (with
perpetual snow. .
For the first time since 1S9C, the
St. Lawrence River at Quebec was
this winter blocked with ice.
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."I shall foe well enough to hunt
before long and I don't intend to fol
low old women's advice to (wrap my
self to cotton wool just because I
have had a couple of tumbles."
Prince of WaleB. ' (
DONT BE OPERATED ON : '
SURGICAL operations for PD are
lareclr UNSUCCESSFUL, it
prowbrthe65 ofuchaefwhidre
occuiwiUdn two years. MyNON-SUR-OICAL
mtthodj,bTwhlch I GUARAN
TxtEtocaieiny cued Ptacraranaths
podiw'jfec, ire gaade, mild andsoorh
Ing. The greatly enLi rri oflicc wracn
biilkJirjf,ao
foiniag my hoed where oat of town pat"
rf, tents may be convenient'
rtV ly and comfotoMT Iocs
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lllMlls.
(ieoriie tllolin ot ux to Harry N.
Ijinjelt, $1 I. K. S.. hols 1. J, S. 4,
Illk. 20. North Klnmath Falls.
Otto F. lloyo to Chester I,, llovey,
$101)0 consideration, N.-t5a of Sc.
29. Twp. 37, It. 14
Otto Boye to Chanter I,. Hovey.
consideration, Lots S and 4.
Sw. 4; Lots 1 and S of Set". B, Twp.
SS, It. 14; SHSKVi of Sw, 811; I
XE4NK4 of See. 33: NV14XW.4
of S.w. 33, Twp. 7. ft. 14. CI1S.H2
acre, 1 .
';.hiiifilon till.) Iiridi" of 16 run
away with In'r lnif hand'a money. He
kt iir, ho few people will worry over
It.
Political Announcements
J. F. MOIU.KV
Aunouucna himself as candi
date for Sheriff, subject to the
Democratic nomination at the
Primary. May 16, 1924.
I hereby nnnouuco myself as can
didate tor the office ot County
Commissioner of Klamath Coun
ty, subject to tint decision of the
Democratic voters of the Pri
maries, May 16, 1924.
IL K. WOLFORD
f
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Commission
er ot Klamath County, subject to
the derision of the Republican
voters at tho Primaries May 16,
1924.
D. ELLIS YOUNG
f
ILiiltE.MK If. UNUrJIWUOIl
Announces himself as a candidate,
for nrtitn!itlnn to office '"..m:i.
ty ( i,nim..-'.!n'" nnhiwl in drt
cislea of I: ,,.iIiIIimii "! at
Primary U.ua Muv
I horeby announce myself as
candidate for tbe office of County
Commissioner of Klamath coun
ty, subject to the decision of the
Democratic voters at the Primar
ies. May 16, 1924.
BURRELL SHORT
LLOYD L. LOW, Incubent
Announces himself as candi
date for the office of Sheriff of
Klamath county, subject to the
decision of tbe Republican voters
at the Primary Election , to be
held May It. 1914.
I hereby announce myself as a
candidate for County Clerk ot
Klamath county, subject to tha
decision ot ths Democrat Voters
it the primary Election, Hay If,
1924 - . , ,
GARRETT K. VAN RIPER
t .
A.M. COLLIER, Klamath Falls
Candidate for Republican norm
ination for Representative, 21st
district, counties of Klamath,
Lake, Jefferson, Deschutes and
Crook; Primaries May 16, 1924
W. A. WESST
Candidate . for District Attorney
for Klamath county on Repuhll
;an tickets - 4
. ;
, I hereby announce my candi
dacy tor Sheriff on the Republi
can ticket, subject to the wish of
the voters of Klamath county at
the Primaries, May 16, 1924.
1 HANS NYLANDEB
WM. GAJVONG
Announces his ' Candidacy for
District Attorney on the Demo
cratic ticket, subject to the wish
ot the voten at the Primary,
May 16.
O. O. B ROWER '
Announces himself as candidate
for nomination for District At
torney for Klamath County on the
Republican -ticket at tbe primar
ies, May 16, 1924. Motto, "Th
interests of All tbe People."
B. 8. HAMILTON
. Bend, Oregon . .'
Candidate for Republican nomi
nation State Representative list
District.
WE TRIM 'EM-
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and Make 'Em
Auto Tops, Any Style, Solid or Flexible.
Also Curtains, Upholstering and
Seat Covers
OREGON HARNESS CO.
' Seventh and Klamath Street v
All Kinds Repairing
Business
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Kodak Work
LeaycYour Filtrvs
Ml
Before 9 OclocK-Your
AM- Picftim arc
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERE PARTICULAR PCOPLE
BUY TMEIW DRU03
Howard
Announce the following nnw Stage Sohodulus. Effective March
24. 1934. Stngo Iw.vlnn Kluiuath Falls at II a. m. makoa Bu
gone same day, and stage leaving Klamath Falls at 1 p. m.
makes Roseburg same day. Connects with all north and south
bound tralni at Med ford.
, FAURS
Klamath Falls to Portland ...$1I.3
Klamath Falls to Alhuuy . $11.80
Klamath Falls to Corrallis SU.DS
Klamath Falls to Eugene ....... ........ 110.10
Klnmath Falls to Roneburg -..I 8.6S
Klamath Falls to C.rants Pass t 415
Klamath Falls to Medford . ...I 00
Klamath Falls to Ashland f 4.7
Call Phone 483 RIDK OV STAGE Office at City Trausfer
WHITE PELICAN IRON WORKS, INC
Practical Boiler Makers and
Iron Worker
Spring St., near Oak Ave., Klamath Falls, Ore.
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Heavy Sheet Iron Work, Tanks, Breeching and Stacks,
Btcei Conveyors, Air Cooled and Brick Uaed Darners
We Speclallso on Repairing Boilers ot All Kind
PHONE TM
BALLOON TIRES
Full Size
' Cap Calkins Has Them
They Are
Firestone Gum-Dipped Cords
KLAMATH TIRE HOUSE
6th and Klamath
) lt'iCll and look them over
.(Headquarters For infos laftosi
Ida B. Momyer
p ' Colon Savings and Loan,
- New York Ufa Insurance Co.,
""' Fire Insurance
HLOCGH BLDG, HTJ1TE B-I
- 018 M Mala
"Oh,
Exclaimed Andy Gump, "Spring's here let's lilt the, trail.'
"Not on your life" replied Mill. "Our car looks like tlio wreck ot
tbe Hesperus, lifter all the ip sinusites you've had tills winter.
Now if Andy Gump lived Ip Klmnnth Falls lie would dash to
Bob Ryan's Auto Top Shop, have his top repaired, iicnl celluloid
in his curtains and a few .-new springs In the cushions, done In a
Jiffy and save enough money to fill np tho tank with gasoline.
Moral Don't let tho bugaboo of a (poor top dampen your
touring Joy, with Bob Kynn'i Auto Top Shop ready to be at your
service. Remember you got the benefit of his cheap rent.
Bob Ryan's Auto Top Shop
!'" 1818 E. Main St.
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TIRES
MONOGRAM
-" OILS ;
and Greases
Reed Batteries
Reed Auto Supply
Phone 298
11th Street, near Main
Mi
IN
Directory
roady 3
& Grimes
Min!"
' Supplies for All Machines
Publlo Stenographer
KLAMATH
1 TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE
Typewriters of All Hakes
Bought, Sold, Rented
and Repaired
ALLEN B. JONES
Phone 747
Suite B-2, Slough Building
Special Beauty Culture
Price
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
$9.00 Egg Pack,
Almond Heal Pack,
Belcano Pack
For gl-Ml
Boston Beauty Shop
BOO Winters Building
"TEX" WILL FIX IT1
Upholstering Mattress Making
General Furniture Repairing
Furniture Packed and Orated
Varnishing a ad Eaamellag
I J. S. WILLBURN
1178 Main St. Phone 44t
' AU Work Guar aa teed
MAINE PLANS TO
HONOR LUMBERJACK
HANUOU, Me., Muy 9. Tho
spirit ot the bld-tlmo Mulne lumhi'i'
iiiuii who Kdlilud the Rrviit Urn Juihh
down riiHliliig rlvui's is to bu per
petuated la brouis. On the biu'i
of u foiintiiln to ha urootud nuur
tho llnngnr puhlta library as a
mnmoiiul to the Lutti Col, Luther 11.
I'lerni) of t'lili'ugo,-u lormor UuiiKor
resident, will Ibn plncuil a K ifut
brouiu rollnf depleting thruo river
driven eiiKUiiod In the perilous
tusk of breaking out the key Ion
of a Jiim to roloiiHO the inlllloiii
tit lone liolilnd
Colonel Pierce provided for the
fouiiiulu lu his will. Ten iikmh
orlnl conimlsslou hus acuaiiliiil a du
hIrii auhmlttoil by Chnrlim 18. Tefft
of New York, a mitlvu of UuiiKor.
The Hculpior olitalnml much of ni"
Information and Inspiration tor the
(leitlKn from Patrick Connors ot this
city, nnw 84 years old, the last sur
vivor of four brothers who for
many yonrs piloted log drlvi'S down
the Peuobsoot. .
A lirlmltilvo poopla, living In holes
In the ground and believed to bo tin
siiiiident.4 of a race antedating the
Arabs In North Africa, woco found
by a Fellow of tho Royal aeographl
cal Society n few hundred mllns
Hon ih of the Mediterranean coast lu
Atrka. lloro dwell more than 12,000
souls, without teati or houses, living
In subterranoan homes which ar en
tered through sloping tunnels. They
are Moalema and extremoly fqnaticai
Want Fnrnlrnre and all kinds
of Household Goods, Ranges,
Stoves. We pay best prtos.
Sea GEORGE, PhoM oOtt-M
0S4 KUunath Avenue
W. POafROY
- Plaster Contracting
Stucco Work a Specialty
Phone 411-W.
Private Homes House Clean,
log, Floor Waning and
polishing
INDHPENDENT WINDOW
CLEANING CO.
A. H. COMBS, Manager.
Janitor Work and Window
Cleaning
Ph MS-R-Klamalb Falls, Or.
J. H. DR1SCOLL
Upstairs in the Hart BIdg.
All Kinds of
INSURANCE
HARNESS
If you are going to buy
New Harness, I can save
yon 40 per cent. Olva me
a trial and you will be
oonvlnoed.
Shoe Repairing of All Kind.
SIXTH STREET HARNESS
AND SADDLH SHOP ,
, 70g S. Sixth Street.
DR. B. F. OTT
. Samlpractie Physician
Successfully treats appendici
tis, Ohronls Bowel Trouble and
Rheumatism. Oall Stones and
Goitre removed without knife.
First class hand manipulation
and Hot Light, which has no
equal for Lumbago, Bclatlca
. and all nervous break downs.
Free Examination
Room 910 Odd Fellows BIdg.
HEILBRONNER & REA
DEALERS) H WOOD'
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rjaaUtjr, Sendee and Low Prices
Phones 9SS-B sad 000
New Oriental Beauty
Shop
. MARXJKLL WAVING
$1.00
Also Shampooing
Slough BIdg. Suite B, No.
BIS Mala St,
Make Appointments, - Flume OIS
Professional Cards
MUM. WII.I.AHII JOHNH0H
'I'tllli llKI' Uf PlMIIO' ' ; -
mill Third Hi root t'lione ilbll-ll
DR. J. G. GOBLE ,
OI'TOMICTICMT OPTICIAN '
7i'll Miiln hi. I'huue ISU-W
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Wi. Ill Mini grluil G1mni, ihipll-,
iiii lixikiu nimlr frames
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HI'IUIXLA IKUHMTIKIIK
I'liniii- U lll-.l 1110 ti. Hill HI, ,X
MAI'll M. CUtl.TON
(llnlli'S, t'ni'Hi'in, MiiiIii to
oritur.
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DR. F. R. GODDARD
OHTKOPAIIK) PHVHICUrf
ANI HIIRGKON - .
llffliC and Kesldenee I'bona Mi
I. O. O. V. Temple
W. P. MYERS .
LAWYER '
Sulio S. Ioumls llldg.
Pbune, Otflen 9I0 Kes, SM-al
J. C CLEGHORN
CIVIL KN01NEKR ' '
and smtvKYOR
Phono ItrA-J IBS S. Riverside
CHIROPRACTORS
ltltS. MAMJCTT MALLBTT
Olfloe over Underwood's .''
Seventh and Main. Phone 400
Residence Phone 067 . ,
STONEMASONS
121 11th Street
C and O. Sundfelt
f " 1 v
NEW CITY LAUNDRY
Finished Work Flat Work
Pot Your .Dads la Oar Bads"
Rough Dry y .
Phone 1M. Cor. Main Conglrose
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OUR PHONH M ; ' '('
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Our Address, SUO S. Sixth St.
TROY LAUNDRY
NU BONE CORSETS .r
Mnde to Yoar Msasnra ..,
Mrs, Rose Randall H
Gnaraataed - '.' '
Sitl J.ffcrmin Ht. . Phone 977-W.
W. E. and J. E. Patterson
. Contracting Paintars
630 S. 6th, Phone E82r
1040
Malta
Str60t
PKRMANCNT CONBTRUCTIi
ICxcliialvo Licensed Mnnutaotnr.
;. era For ' .. , ' : ;
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The now Concrete Hollow-wall
Building Brlok tor Founda
tlons, Walls; Bulldlnt,"eto. ' v
Absolutely Flro and Weather
Proof, at a cost leas than any
othor form of masonry,;. .. ; ;
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Stone-Tllo construction ;': ellm
dnates upkeep expenses, Is in
destruotlble, and Is approved
by tbe beat architects - and
bullden, , ;. , ,, .
Unexcelled as a base for Stuo
co finish.
Let Us Estimate Your Job , )' '
Concrete Pipe , Company
Hlvlh and Market Phone Sff9W
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