The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, February 18, 1925, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWEDNESDAY, FEU..' IS, 19215 . EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON PAGE FIVtt ' ', nads cows this is ovjr chosen. vori tAe iMso Krvows,J3; v,e never shirK. TAKE SALTS IP STOMACH ISN'T Undigested foail dlnyiid In Din atomaah decays, or rather fnrmont. 'the an me aa food li'fi In Urn o;ien air. ay noted authority. Ilo nu Inlll ui Hint Indignation N caused y Hyperacidity Mcuiiing there U mi ex conn of hydrochloric nrlil In lha mom och which prevent complete dlgn Hon nd Marin food furuH.ntiulon. Thu everything oaten sour In Ihn stomach much Ilka gorbngo nurn In cam forming nrrlil fluliU anil gaaoa which Inflate Ihn atomm-h like toy balloon. Than wo feel a lumvy, lumpy misery III Hi chest! wo belch up gag; wo cnicuto aour (unit or hays heartburn, flatulence water, brash or naueea. Ho toll ua to by asldo all dlgca. tiro alda and instead get frum nny pharmacy (our ounce of Jul Malta and tnko a tabloapoonful In a glnaa of wator bofor breakfast and drink It whllo It la ffnrvoclng. and fur thermore, to conilnuo this (or a wook. Whllo rolluf o(ln fallow lha (Irat doao. It la important to help nautrallto tho acldlly, removo the gaa-maklng mnaa, atari llm liver, atlmulaU) tho kldnoya and thua pro molo tree flow -oL.puro dlgoatlvo Julcca. . ! Jd Bulla la Inexpensive, ntid la mad from tho acid f grapes iind lomon Julco, cotnblnad with 1 It h la and aodluin phosphate. Thin harm ,lnaa aalll In uaod fur ninny utomnch dlaordem with excellent roaiilla. . ...... ,w .., , ..wAdv.v DOCTORS SAY: DON'T NEGLECT PByililaai warn iilnit nltlM miH ft ! till ! IM Mrioul . luI (IKiiiim ikat may rtiait tjadla nl Hal now araMrlbi BALSAME tor all area tklll atlM. BALMEA ll a aura mi. Utla ariratlaa tram a aily aii mara aliat Or. Baal. '. Orablroa, Anr aa. Ms- wrltHl "I It teluill tor my araillta aa iaiM- l aultk. " aa sal la IU atliaa Ilka aatklaa tlw." Towird Ilia vtitl if IIm Innupnu rpldfinle a aeronieiit phlrlan noltcnl thai a Ifloa otVai.ru Id N.J. by lh u of ollt from tullra pltiU ir Irnmun from the rarktrk olTnlluiM. lla lha "" Wtllla patlMlla an tliall In a h.;a.ltl otar. Bo.ln llh OMlh" raaaa. .Sana of lha raaalla anarit Ilia vtorla ana i.ir aoma llm II .a not ixaall'la 10 aupply lha iltmanil. BALSANII:a haa now baan lamlnt.hfrd an la uulfnroilr nlraculoua taaulla In four wara : 1. It aoottitai Ilia Inltamrd mam branaa and rtlla'aa Irrllallon, t. II Incrcaac McraUmi ot munma ami iwrmlla May cl- parlorallnn, 1. It allniulalaa ra of Ilia akin In ihrowlna nir bnily polaoiit and 4. Ik alrlia it ths caua, checking aarni acuoa ' "pT'mii'rlinhiaa II Uh ordinary Balaam eoiajh aympa llial ar only aooihlna iiruna and do not o lo Ilia bau ot Ilia Inmtila Valtkv otliar rntlah ramadlaa HA I.HAM KA I fraa from coal lar and ulhar liarmfill liar. roUrs. riaaaant lo lake and abaolulcly aula WiW.u?,rf!.SrEl nAt. BA-MK.A wllh Ui. etrtura nf Ilia Inillau on ilia parkaita. (ltnvr- anlerd to rallava any ciimli, no niattar from hat fkiiaa. or your muttay bark. All drug, alala aall HALBAalBA.,, . , In Klnmath Fnlra buy It (rom Blar Drug Co. r.'. - . . II. Ill rl4lk47 tor Chronic Cough It Your Health Slowly Slipping Away .... , ; i Klnmath Kill la People Ailvlso You ( to Act in Tlmo .. Is fnlllng henlth making you un- oany and unliappyf.Ara you urnn, weak and dispirited? Suffer dally backache and stubbing, rhoumntlc twinges? Then look to your kld noyl : Tho kidney nra tho blood flltors. Onca thoy noakon, tho wholo ystom Is upset. You hnve dlzsy poll, hottdnchca and .urinary l.....1nltlna Vmi fnnl nil Worn- out. Uso Do'an's Pllla a ntlmulnnt dluretlo to tho kidney. Tnouaiintia recommend Doan's. lloro Is Klamalh Falls proof: m ir w Hrlnina. 411 Ninth St., snys: "I had sovora backuche and b soreness over my kidneys . ain..i. t aAtt .lull nnr1 lnnrznld nnd tliu, lliMnn x " - - ray kidneys woro weak nnd dldn t aot-right. Dnan'a Pill wore Inat Iho remedy to correct tho trouble, an ittii'V vellpvnd tho bauku.'ho nnd till sinus nf kldicv ennipliilnt. Prion BOc, nt nil tlonlota. Don t Hlniply nk fur n kitlmiy romedy--giif.i nnnn'n Pllla tho game I hut tore.. Orlmim ; lin(l..--KualucMllhurn ACTING n COUGH CD ANDTHER ARMS CONFERENCE IS (MIDGE AIIA Informal Discussion in Lon don Does Little to Advance Matter WASHINGTON, . Fob. 18 In formul dlacuasltn of now until ;tif irence, to bo callud by Pruldni CoillilHij 'an bncti pnocuodlng In l.mid n hut official huru Indicated loduy thnt no duflnllii result had been utlnlnnd. The statu department would' lint dlsciiis III) yiibjcc) beyond authoris ing tho sliitonionf that Iho convorsn 1 1 Jim hud not yt ranched the point if an exchange of formul inilm, ' It In nsiiriJ, In tho absnnco of off laliil comment that . tho Heps tiikon look to mi extension of the Wunhlnglcn nnvul treaty' so a to Incliiilo1 ti limitation on auxiliary cruft na well ua capital ships. fiuoii .a' project was. under consid eration hero at tho tlnui Iho lougm or nation hrouglit forward lla plan tor an anna conferonco to ho held under Inuiiuo auspice. That plun alnco him encountered .obsudos and President CoiilldK ha aald ho only waited n n oppt'irtuoo moment to mnko a conforonco auggoMilon of hla own. - ; Copco Not Isolated From OuUide World, Say Power Official Although tho varloui rood lead ing to Copco httvo been aioro or loo Impaesablo fbr toe paet few weoka, Copco haa by no menna boon lio Inted from tho outalde world, ac cording to offlclala at tho local of fice of tho company. . ' It waa reported that tho bulk of tho traffic, bola freight and paa eonger, haa been routed by the Copco-Thr.ll railroad alnco Inat fall. Thla road, uhlrh Is owned and op.'r atod by tho California; Oregon.' Pow er company, connoria with tho Southern.' P-aolfle' at Thrall, nnJ li used mainly for tho purpoio of lranp3rilim heavy ahlpraonta of onulpmunt and muturlala ncoia.try for tho completion of tho now Copca Plant, I No.; . ;. Wlip )comploted thru Tltlf "tiltW pawoV"iouo will' add 40, 000 electrical liorsupowir to tho generating capacity . of (ho prouu'. plnnta, o( which thoro are now nlno, Including tho nov Eaaialdu pi.nii in thla city. Bulgarian Government and Communists Fight 80FIA. Fob. 18. Tho atrlfo bo tween tho . rtulanrlnn Bun,.mnKi and tho Communists Is growing In llllt-.lBII.jr. ,t f Todor StiMnhlnlmoff, a commun ist ilepuiy, was shot nnd killed yes tordny. . 111. naaaaalns . firing . on their pursuers, wounded an army officer. a At Phllippopolls tho aocrotary of the pollci) department iwaa killed and tho chlo( o( pollci) wounded In on ambush aot by Communists. , Communists numbering twenty camo ovor tho' Serbian bordor noar V'd.is. and raided a vlllagb. Thoy wero. howovcr, rcpulsod and nno waa killed. . ' Read Herald "Class" Ads On Parade! r a. Kugcnlii (lllbort la In favor of jHiriidun, tiha enrned la Angeles' Imnncr to flrat prlao In one of Ru. dolph Vulentlno'a nntlonnl benuty Jconteat. nnd now the shclk thinks : I I 1 ' :tw- -Hi tumi M iJt,'5i.t!r.ii?.1lJIL1i?'l'',V00d ( .1 NEWS OF THE KLAMATH COUNTRY SPRING LAKE Lawrence tttowurt haa been apond Ing tho paat wock with hla Uriclcii William and Alex Cboyno. Mr. and Mr W. K. Kpliura cal led on Mr. und M'a. Frank Stewart Tuuaday afternsou. P. C. Carlaon and Harry Jonee were city vialtora HuturJay. Mm. Cliaa. Muck culled on Mra. Hhubort Krlduy. Mr. and Mr.. J. Thompwn wn i chopping In Klnmath Kulla Salur- j day. : - .11 m. I), McCormlck la visiting with her duughtor Mlaa Wlnulfred. Air. Frank Hlewurt entertained a nuinbur of tho neighbor Friday ovviilng thoao preaent weru Mr. and Mr, clia. Muck and aon Karl, Mr. and Mra. Win. .Cboyno an dsom, Mr, and Mra. Alex Clioyno and fam ily. Mr. und Mra. E. A. Schreliier and fumlly, and I.uwronce Stewart und Winnlfred McCormlck and Mra. U. McCormlck. , Mr. and Mra. Chan. Mick vl.ilto.l Bunday evening at tho F. 0. Wil liam homo. Mr. Karl Mack, Konnoth Stevart Ruby and Htellu Schrclner, Win nlfred McCormack, N'lna Juckaon, mid and Kur Jackaan and Otto ilalln all attendtJ tko dunce .at Mallu Saturduy night. f FOK1 KLAMA1H Mr. and Mra. K. J. llog-'ra re turned 13 Udeaaa Friday mrning aftor apandlng a abort tlmo here and at Klamuth Fall attending to bun meaa matter. . Mra. II. II. Looaely returned homo Fridiy from Klamath Fa)la wbero ahu ha been tho paat few day. . Pete Oard returned lo Anna Spring Friday ajfter a week' stay hero. Tho Valentino danco at tho com munity ball Saturday night was tho drawing card for a. largo crowd who report a moat cnjoyoblo time. ' Lee Ferguaon and MlliuivJ Hrlscoo drove to Klamath Fall Friday. , Mr. and Mr. C. V. Looaloy and family of Klamath Falla were gueat of Mr. and Mra. II. 0. Bunch over the wook. end. - Hev. H. I.. Wolia will giro a Lincoln aillrnna nl ithn oliii.ri nnvt Friday nia-lii in M.,.,., ii,.r. .;in ri.Jtli (ollowing girlsiare members, i!..r,.i.ii..'',,.n....i u.,... i a..,iy iriud" "! ' ? - I Uuy smith rutuVned to Kl'oWth-- WWi " Wtt-. r ails Friday, for on ludoflallo stay. J""nI- Nlni aIvd Marl Vaughn. Joan I Jorry Slsemoro was a visitor In "ran"?urK- V'1 reer- J?" lilw county eoat Friday. - ; '. lna W-!-""n. Wnda Doney. Cbar I Jack Urlscoo and Paul Wimplor e. and ioey.Uaig and Christine iwero wook end visitor at Ashlund. . if180"' , ' ' . . The c. I. rluh win m. -ith " Tho Chlloquln basket ball team j Mr. J. V. Hesslg next Friday for I their regular meotlng. . Hubert Tyrel was In the valley dunduy looking after his horsos. Mr. Tyrol is employed. tiy the Al gomu Lumber company. . V. M. , Smytho mado a business trip to Klamath . Falla Taursday uflornoon returning with a load of Wood We can supply your fuel -needs on short notice. Blocks ' . Diy Slabs' . Limbs . Coal :, . . Fuel Oil Phone your orders !' :...!.' 535 601 Main St. to O. P2yton & Co. "Wood to burn" 601 Main Phono 535 White Pelican " Hotel Merchants Lunch, 60c 12:Q0 .to 1:30 pf m. Also Banquets Parties Dances D.m't overlook ' our dinner . dunes Feb, 11th. ; " aaf--vf "-' -. freight for T. J. Jntkmn, local mer chant. . J. J. Blamlna of Klamath Fu'ln waa a culler In town Saturday. CH1LOQUIN On j of the mjat enjoyable ereuii at tho ujoo wai the ilurd Ti-je parly given by tho local P -nil Teacher Aaaociatlon Friday von Ing the 13th at th- Commir.Hy cnurcii. Patched overall and f'.li-K-bum g.wna were much In evlaunce. An unusually Intteregtlng pro grain of old faahloned aonga led by c. D. Chorpenlng In which both pupil and parents Joined, wa.i ; Jyed by all. Fred Petoraon, county achool stiperlntondent gavo a moat Inter oiling talk, relutlvo to achool act ivities throughout the county. Frank Soxton, QOiinty club lcad- or gavo a very pleating uddreaa on the club work and It muny advan tage to he you hi) of Klanuth county D. Cramblltt, principal of the achool, tbon took charge of tho moiling and much merriment pre vailed over the various game, Slid tho Blrenuoua dully dozen In which both young and old participated. RcfronnmenU, consisting of cof fee aod doughnula were (ervud by the aoclnl committee. The aurplua food wa then auctioned off to a good udvantaga. More old fashioned aonga followed and tbe meeting was closed with all olnglng "Ooci Night Ladles. " It wa the wlah of every one present,' ' -taut the Informal "get tugothor" meetings would bo frsiiucnt la tho future. Mr j. Dan Uraeme (pent toe week end at her homo here, from the Agency, whore she is teaching aeh-ool. Mrs. Minnlo Malbry spent tho wick end at her homo In Fort Klamath. ' -; Hurry Prentces of the Tru Blu Co. of Portland, was a business cal ler hero Friday. i Preparations are being made to move tho G. & A. store to another ,ot, to get the. grouad In abaps to Jtart building , tholr now building, olch will be started lu tho near future. j' A sewing club ha been organized 'here with Mrs. Harold Branden I burg local leader. Charlotte Hosslg, i president; . Joey Jtarslg vlco-prcsi-Ideat; Christine Eriokaon, secretary; ; Vema Nlxou. (Jrace . Nixon, AHco . O ionovanV;HtTAlmetoi'r f&tff. won from the Klamath. Falls team here SAturday nlghLbut lost to the Agency team the samo.-nlghtv A ; danco -was held after the games. American Flyer Is - Given Swedish Honor . NEW, YORK. Feb. 18. The American Swedish News exchange today announced that King Gustav Vj of Sweden, had conferred the rank of Knight of the Order of the Swiord upon Lieutenant Eric Nel son, one of the American aviators lm the round the world flight. i APPROVE H.VLGKN 11II.L WASHINGTON, Feb. 18. The house agriculture committee has ordered - favorably reported to the :' house today the Hnugen bill to cs , tablish a tavorablo cooperative mur : ketlng board along the lines recom mended by the president's agrlcul ' tural conference.. The comailttoe completed work Cn the bill, which . had been considered at lengthy hearings, and gavo it a final stamp of approval at a session last night. GRID MEN RE1HJRT ' ' EUGENE, Feb. IS. -B'or the first time all ' candidates for tho 192f varsity football team of ' tho ua -vorslty bf Oregon "reported . fov spring practltre' yestofday. Baker to Dean Twelve yema alto Chnilcs M. ThoniiM i. aon,, Sa-yeai- okl baher and lumber. jock, moved his wife nn'd two chib! di-en to Illinois and entered the unl-j verslty as freshninn Toilny he la ;dean of 'the school of business nd mlnlalrollon, holds A. B , A. M., nnd .LL. D. degree and writes tcxtbooljs' ... ,, ' In hit epai''tlipe. i ? . i iVanity's Marker j P'C'JRTIS6UIM) I , V...,,-r.i1Ma JJorn In lbi Itd r more ; i years after The exact number, of ' 'iyeara, months and Say. nobody , .knowa and nobody cures Monument erocted by hlmatlf. for hlmaelf, dar-i I Ing hi 1M to gratify own van-, Ity. What foots thesv mortal t. ' . That'a the Inscription. Curua Lloyd) of Cincinnati haa hud placed on b I monument at Crlile.ide n. Ky. ' Lloyd, I Is an authority on fungi and . ancmivu 4 ' COPCO COMPANY - ' USES TRACTOR AS LOCOMOTIVE It will probably bo news to many to learn that a tractor may be used , as a locomotive, but not only can ; It be .used, but It Is being uied by the Copco organization for Just such a purpose. The tractor referred to la what Is known es the Fordaon locomotive and Is now In use at the big Copco No. 2 project .on the Klamath River tt facilitate the hauling at heavy materials on ona of the narrow gauge railroads, which are In operation over there. This equipment consists of the regular farm tractor fitted with special locomotive wheels and brak es and a heavy locomotive frame with drawbar heads and bumpers. The complete unit weighs four tons and Is designed to handle a load of approximately thirty tons. This unique locomotive hauls heavy loa Js 1 of lumber, steel and concrete used In tho construction of tho tunnels and pipe lines which cally thj im- WINDOW CLEANING Plate Glass. Offices and Resi dences . Cleaned. Floor waxing and polishing, house cleaning and janltcr service A. M. Ithodes , Phone 300-W. Res. lSf N.'8tn ! . a. ' Hi - -Dr. Philip Cole'--;;-; General Practice of . Dntia.tb Open Evenings by Appointment Phono 569 ,618 Miin Over Moe" Store f '' ! Klamath Lodge ? Directory - K. of C. Council No. 2255 Meetings: 8 P. M. " 2nd and 4th Tuesdays .Lyceum Hall. ' 8th , and High Visiting Knights welcome - Cbas, Pattersoa, G. K. B. P. O. ELKS Meets , Thursday evening. i yislt ing members welcome. Elks Temple. 3rd A Main Leslie Rogers. Exalted Ruler. Tom Delzell, Sec. American Legion ' Klamath Post No. 8' ;v. Meetings 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Court i House i - Basement ' 1 ' ' F. R. OLDs). Coni'dr. Pbone 668-W .'... Business rxOOAK UK Leave Your Rlttvs before 90clocK-Your AM- Pictures are KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE BUY TMtIR DRUGS PunitTl .i,i Advertising Space in THE EVENING HERALD Pays 100 Cent's on the Dollar memo .volume of water nocesaary for tho new Copco No. 2 po'wer b:uao. . , This new generating - plant will have a capacity of 40,000 electric horsepower and will give the Cali fornia Oregon Power Company a combined generating oapaclty of nearly 100,000 borae power from Its ten power plants. Nearly 1000 men are on tho job at tbe proaont tlmo and every effort la being made to complete thla big project as aoon at poailblo. ' ' Brown, the Roofer General Rooflny: and Itcpnlrln PHOXK HUH Hewitt & D'Albini ' Income Tax Accountant and Advisers ' Mr. Hewitt bus been admitted to practice before the Treasury De partment, ...... . 215 Hopka Building Phone 760 The Comfort Beauty Shoppe 420 Main St Phone 335 Switches made to order Open evenings by appointment Phone 607 Fcr Dry Block Wood Direct from the chute ' Dry Slab, Limb and ' Bodv . : WOOd. V . . Large Cedar Posts '".-" E. L. FRENCH J A. H. COMBS Private Homes House Cleaning . Floor Waxing and Polishing, ..; Waiter11 WA.1 4mao' 8' Cleaning Klamath Falls. Ore. Ph. 36 KirjlUlat) Lirtnaiaeal ItJlBab'-- fsctaren for - TUt. new Concrete HoIIow wbII Building Br'ck for Fouada- tlons. Walla. Bulldlnga etc. Absolutely Fire and Weather Proof, at b eoat'leaa than any - ntbet form of masonry . . - ' Stone-Tile construction elim inates npteev expense. Is In deatruetlble, nd la approved ' by the beat architect and , builder. I'aexcvllrd m a ba for Murou riuiao . tt v.. Batlmarta. Tour. Job.. 41th atJ Miarkrt. lbowe OetitW Concrete Pipe Co. Directory WORK ready arS p. IaccuhacyI ' PERMANENT CONSTRUCTIOM ' i I I l 1 ft Profetonal Card . NFW CITY LAUNDRY riulshed Work Flat Work "Put Your Duda In Our flmti" Rough Dry ,"h ne IH for Main OnngrwMi Edward B. Ashurst Attorney And C6uriiwllor at L Sua.; No. &, Loomle Miilii- . Phono 227 . Y.. and J, K. . PATTERSON Contracting Piilnlen 630 S. 6th: Phone 582-J 1040 Main Street H. E. ROSKAMP" Contractor and Builder . See Sle Before Yon Bntld . . Pbone 572 RealdmiM 1!20 Jefferson DR. F. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIS PHYSICIAN ' AND SURGEON Offico and Residence Phoot. (21 LO. O. f. 'Tempi . " CERTIFIED CHICKS WhltB and nrown Leghorns. Barred Rocks. Red. Black Minorca. "Nov hooking for fall and aprlng de livery. Prices oc application. Our 25th year of aiiecoaaiul bnteblng ORLAND. HATCHERY. Orland Glenn Co.,. CM It, "'. J. C. CLEGHORN CIVIL ENGINEER ANl . 8PRVEYOR ." Phone m-J, ; 133 8. Itlvrlrt DR. GEO. E. MALLETT ; Office ovut OniUrwood'e .. - ll-o- id.inee Phone 67 . ind Main Office. Phim Xa) DR. J. G. GOBLE , OI'TOMETRIST OPTICIAN 7H Main St. . Phone 1JI-W We fit and grind Glasses, Dupli cate broken lenses, repair Ira ma J. H. DRISCOLL; Upstairs in the Hafrt Btdg. -.... -'. All Kinds of :;;' insurance; ! . NEW ORIENTAL BEAUTY . SHOP f MARGARET CAJjLAHJEN v -s Is now operating In the Orient tal Beauty Shop, doing all lines in beauty culture. Your pat ronage will be apperlcatod. . Next door to Western Union 626 MAIN STREET , Make appol:-imonU. Phone 8)5. BOSTON BEAUTY u SHOP , : Winters Building . Expert Operators Individual Booths . .. Violet ray -. facial ' and-, acatp treatments, facial packs, mar-, celling, and shampooing. For appointment Phone 811W ' NELLIE GRANT, Prop. , Play Cards Cigar and Cigarette ' ', ' Soft Drlnk-r-Barbr Shop, ' Lunch Room , v;. . M. & H..:':::.; SOLO PARLOR . - Beneath lh Pine true' ' .ifT ffiTiniaiit r. nut vf ;1U -V.'it. Kia ''T I. - .1 . I -I 10. l itn' V3, f i-j It M -lili