The Evening herald., March 17, 1925, Page 6, Image 6

' EVENING ' HERALD,; KLAMATH ' FALLS, I OREGON" '"
TUESDAY, MARCH 17, 1921
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COFFEE QUESTION
this week?
Why not be absolutely
" satisfied with your cotTcc?
Make the famous Folger
CoffceTcst. Start it at break
s ' ' fast tomorrowmorning, and
in a few mornings you'll
know the brand of coffee
best suited to your taste.
Folgcr's Coffee invites
direct comparison so we
, ssk you to test it. against
any other coffee in the
world and may the best
coffee win!
Since fW
1850
A Unusually
1850.1925
Our Diamond Jubilee
of Quality and Service
J. A. FOLGER & CO.
SMaie the Folger Coffee Test
Drink Folgcr's Golden Gate Cof
fee tomorrow morning.'
The next morning drink the coffee .
you have been using.
The third morning drink Folgcr's
again.;..:
A morning or two and you'll de
cidedly favor one brand or the :
other, the best coffee wins.
Tbat'ifairim'tit?
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Have you ft
v read these
advertisements ?
OREGON and her products are being advertised
to all the United States this month by rail'
roads.' Have you read the advertisements? rr
This is National
; Oregon Produds
Month!
Hold Oregon Products'1
dinners or lunches; mer
chants, can feature displays
of Oregon merchandise; or-
Sti
ganizatkjns can include at
kast one number on Oregon
manufactures in their pro
grams; school children can
write essays, or make up lists
of Oregon goods-r-you'll be
surprised at their variety.
Oregon products compete
with the world. You can buy
flicm on MERIT. Then, too,
your support of Oregon in-,
dus tries means more work, .
more 'wage earners, bigger
payrolls.increased prosperity
for. everyone.
Associated Industries of Oregon
Portland, Oregon
' ' Dan C. Fp-eeman, Manager
Herald "Class" Ads Pay I
' Sore?
. Rub with Red Pepper
Instant relief
The way to relieve soreness, lameness,
. thrumatic pains, etc., ii red pepper.
That't the new-day way, the quick,
.efficient way.' No old way compare!.
sNotlung elie creates such concentrated
uch penetrating heat. And a heat that
doesn't hurt you. '.
Vou feel that heat instantly when you
apply Red Pepper Rub. In three minutes
. it leenu to penetrate the depths. Thecir
culation it started, congestion is relieved.
The soreness and pain depart.
Think how many hours of pain Red
Pepper Rub may save you. Everybody
finds many needs. Have it ever ready.
Get it now. Then when pain starts, or
chest cold, turn to this jar for relief.
It is usually but a matter of minutes.
Do this for comfort's take.
for pains of
Rheumatism
Backaches
r Lumbago
Sprains, y
Soreness
- Neuritis -
Congestion
Chest Colds
ffiv ffii( wit! iht nmi Rwlu,
DOCTOR
GIVES
PEPPER
RUB
At $11 dfUftuti
PLANS OF PLOT
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weave testimony with which others
hope to branil me as a murderer"
and "to send an innocent man to
prison so. that something which
rightfully belongs in bis hnds might
be snatched away." .' ,
f , ... 801! Defiant ':.
"Suppose, for the sake 'of argu
ment, I did study germs," the statement-
continued, "t had a perfect
right as a practicing attorney to do
anything I wished but I didn't. I
wouldn't know what to do with ty
phoid germs it I had them and
never had any in my possession fur
thermore. "All there' is against me is a dead
body and a motive. These two facts,
supported by a, lot of babble, gossip
and, suspicion are intended to break
me down."
''An Inventor has deslglned a cook
lng.Tungo enclosed jn a ventilated
cabinet to bo built Into a wall or
window of a house to keep, the
odor's "tf cooking 'o'u'"oT doors.' ' "'
REIVE CATTLE
CARCASSES
FROM
0 0
GREEKS
McLemore Acts Quickly
When Notified by Health
Department
Mena.e ta tho water supply of
Rooky Volnt and summer cott::giw
along relK'uu hi, was clluilu.ucl
yesterday when Jivk H..'an, working
under contract for l. M. McLemore,
livestock operator. hauled out fif
teen carcasses of dead cuttle from
the waters of Pelican bay and creeks
nearby, aud disposed of tho car
casses In suca a wvy ai 13 protect
the public ngalu.it any pollution of
the wntter in that territory, ais
.cording to a repm received toJiy
by County Health Officer Or. G. H.
N'ewsom. .
Dr. Nowsem will leave Friday tor
tt-icky 1'jint to make a personal In
spection of the situation and defi
nitely ascertain whether all sani
tary requirements have been com-,
plied with. . ! .-
Quick action oa the 'part ct Mr.
McLemore, the owner ; of the dead
cattle, when apprised of tho danger
to inhabitants of the terltory who
depend on the cold streams in that
region fcr water supply, was com
mended bf Dr. Ncwsom UUay.
M. Batcaeldur reversed and case re
manded. 1
Ir. 1 Wiuderpool, appellant, vs.
K. HuiklU; appeal from Multnomah
county; appeal rrom order siistum
lag 1110 tlun t ) not audio. Judgment.
Oplonon by Justice Hand. J ml no
John V. Cnvcnaugh affirmed.
Itohert L. Collls, nppellant, vs.
P.. A. Sutherlln; appeal from
Muttnamtth county; Milt to 'iillvcl
money.. Opinion by Justice Dolt,
Judge Cuatav' Anderson reverted and
case remanded.. ......
Petition for -vehen "Ilia: denied Ii:
Kestersnu vs. Cnlifornla Oregon
Ptwer company ct al, '
Tl) TtU'K NOKTHWKST
SKATTLK, Wash.. March IT.
Hubert M. Work, secretary of tho
Secretary V. M. Jardlno and Dr.
Elwaod Mead, chief of Ihe reela'am
tlon service, will tour the Pacific
j nortlmx-st In September.
t;.s PKifi: lutops
SKATTLK, Mar.-h I?. Two larso
Icouipinles dlslrlbtitlng gasol'ue here
announced a reduction of ono cent
a gallon today, making' the price 13
cents. ,1
Weekly Grisk of Legal
Oponions Handed Down
SALEM, Ore.. .March 17. Tho
following opinions were banded
down by the suprem
Ben Rosencau, appellant, vs. C. F.
Laming; appeal from Marlon coun
ty; petition, for rehearicg denied In
opinion by Justice Brown. :
State of 'Oregon, appellant, vs.
George Chandler; appeal from Lak
county; appeal from order of court
sustaining demurrer and from Judg
ment on demurrer to an indictment
relative to distribution of water.
Opinon by Justice Rind. Judge J.
May Be Envoy I
1? 9 1
' Jacob Cou'.d Schurmnn, minister' tc
China and forniar r"ldent of Cor
nell CnlvenUiy, Is among these men
tioned tor the post of umbasMi .r to
nn.inir. which PrCS'ilttlt CoOlldfiS
wilt All soon. '
Negligees That Suit the Mood
l 'ft IV' y lit
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Constance Talmadge Dresses Her Moods in Trailing
Chiffons or Youthfully Smart Mandarin Suits
, To fit the mood, fashion has been
unusually kind this season. In old
en days thoughts of negligees were
. relegated to. trailing garments la
beautiful silks, satins and chiffons.
But nowadays it Is possible to be
comfortable, as well as correctly
attired for the boudoir In a youth
fully appealing Mandarin suit or
gown. :
Constance Talmadge, who Is ap
i peering with so much success in
her now first National picture,
"Her Wight of Romance," has se
lected negligees of varying lines
J for the . mood which best suits
' them. ' .: 1 i
.y For the luxury loving mood, Miss
Talmadge is happiest . In the dainty
nnd exquisite gown of 'chiffon
Vhtch -fearures' fashion's newest
favorite' trimming ostrich feathv
ers. Trailing and softly bolted at;
the waist and decorated with a
fetching floral bouquet, the negli
gee Is most becoming and suited to
the languid mood. - Pastel shades
aro nio3t appropriately chosen for
this typo of negligee. ' 1
For the happy, carefree mood,'
which delights in comfort as well
as smartness for the boudoir, Miss
Talmadge is charmingly dressed in
a Mandarin suit. Here colors gay '
and vivid suit the mood, and gor-:
geous tones in the happy blendlngs
of China and Japan are most In
trlgulng. Contrasts In rich pur
ples, and gold, fuschla and black
embroidered In gold, scarlet and
black, orchid and purple, blue,
green and rod,. and white, and gold,"
all' are effective sod gorgeous in
tone soil daft v:.'.'1 " ' '' "''
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FREE
42-pc. English Dinner Set
Beautiful pattern. Imported English dinner
t ware, made in Cobridge, England, from fin
t est china Will not check or craze. Set con
I tains 6 dinner plates, 6 pie plates, 6 cups, 6
saucers, creamer and sugar, 6 fruit dishes,
1 platter, 1 vegetable dish and one bowl.
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The above set will be given, balance of this week only,
r with any Toledo Range purchase. . '
rOLEDf). 'RANGES
$59.50 to $87.50
TOLEDO RANGES are absolutely guaranteed. They
are made of heavy Armco rust-resisting iron through
out. All Toledo ranges have polished tops. Extra large
firebox, designed for wood burning. Come in blue,
white or grey.
We have sold these ranges for 18 years and
have never sold one that did not s'we
perfect satisfaction
FOR REAL MERCHANDISE AT A REAL PRICE,
SEE US.
M0RDQFF & W00LF
Across from the Pine Tree
719 MAIN
0 HTUDffT D1UVE .
Visitors From O. A. )'. CHt To
Nnmc Klnmntli County yuotO(.
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In the Interests of tho College
Memorial Union of Oregon Agricul
tural college, Major' ICd Allworth
was In the city this morning for n
few hours discussing tho Quota of
Klamath Falls studonts, which was
named at 13000. According to
Major Allworth, the students on tho
O, A. C. campus alone have pledgod
$330,000 through subscriptions, The
total fund to be made Is 1500,000,
. Thnra will be a meeting In the
vory noar future 'of Klamatft Falls
(iluitihriq decide tho compnign- and
name committees to aid in the drive
ia Klnmnth 'cot'iihty; - ' '
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Public Accountant
Accounting
and
Auditing
):
(General
Income Tax
Capital Stock Tax
211-212 HOPK A BUILDING
PHONE 317
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