The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, April 10, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAGR EIGHT EVENING llElwLD,' KLAM ATI t FAU'OKEGOff ; KtitDAY, AWilti to, mr ''- U ... HUNT'S WASHINGTON LETTER By HARRY . HUNT NBA Service Writer WASHINGTON, April 10. Jap an'! recent treaty villi Russia doesn't mean (hat Nippon Is con spiring .with the Soviet government to dominate the Pacific. It only meanB that Japan wants to eat. At least that's the explanation given by Frederick Moore, coun sellor to the Japanese foreign of fice, now In Washington. "Japanese eat about one pound ot meat per person per year,"' says Moore. "Hut they eat one pound of fish per person per day. "The big sources ot Japan's fish supply are the waters off Sakhalin Island and the Bearing Sea. These are Russian waters. An under standing between Japan and Russia, covering the scope to be altered Japanese flsheniien' In these areas. In order to guarantee a fish supply for Japan, was the compelling mo tive behind the Japanese end ot the agreement. u "Friendly relations between Ja pan and Russia also means a closer relationship between Japan and Eu rope. By sea, the trip from Japan to Franca and England, tor Instance, Is about six week. By the Siberian Railway, this is cut to about two weeks. "But as foreshadowing a Jap-Rnpon-Pufslnn alliance des'gned to dominate tbe Pacific Japan her self would be the last to wish the riavAtnnmont nf Ruaafa nm a mn rt- time power. Anyone can see why." I Tills in.! n Jfoore, tnclrlentn!lr, b ii- unique figure in olr.eu;! and uip- j j.J lomatic cTi-cios. ' -- .- Hi'!;! An- American ' by .r:!i. ii!;;v:i-; jj-jij ship and uiU'ri!''-!. -'e H : iij j! same time an official of !tf jnpan- j er-e government ja a sort of up-r- ; diplomatic job. , :: 11; it 1.. : '..n.inBslW IA tllC I it ji pilule "itim! nines, n uui- ies. as his title indicates, are ad visory. He Is expected to keep the Jspnneee viewpoint straight on ; thlnps .Vr.erlrnn with the Idea si- 1 ways upperirr.et of "promoting an-.lca!Ba. relation".' fwsrreen Japan ' and the 4"n4'4 States.-" i Moore graduated Into h! Job at- j ter a scoro of year news--' paper correspondent, stationed ;!n-j the Far East. Mis many veers In China and Japan tor 'lip Associated Press guv !!! h'm an unrtf.wttH4?is; -felj- eral t ii;t f can only be nee-ird by. loni; and Iiu'niate ti-.soci.uiin. . 11 is knack as a newsr-aper man L'nal:lc-d .. Mm lo sae both sMdi of theprcb- " lems thatarjse to bother Julian, for )r stance, and ho acquired the habit of volunteering suggestions. He brorphf to the Jnpnyse foreign of fke. nnofflMslly. the wh'te man's psychology.- backed up hy a news- " paper man's undiplomatic but very understnndeble mode of express'on. ;' He. could strip a State Department .. commutation of Its high-winding and ambimons phrases, and tell the -" Jap statesmen Just what Uncle Sam meant and why he meant It. And the Japanese elder states - men. recognizing though not publlc . ly admitting that Japan la still a youngster among c'vlllzed, nations, profltted no little by h!s advice. ' tt was Baron Sbldehara. former 1 Japanese ambassador to Washlng- i ton. now head cf Japan's fore'gn . office, who signed Moore up for his Job ot undiplomatic diplomat. The fifth yearly contract has lust been signed. Which would seem to Indi- eate that Moore has been giving sat . lsfqctlon as well as advice. Moore alternates between Japan ; and the United States, first a year here, then a year there, in order to keep his contracts in both countries ' fresh. The United States is still "home" to him, however, and he's : educating his children In the U. S. A. Moore and Baron Matsudalra, the new Japanese ambassador, present the. long and short of diplomacy In Washington. Moore is tall, lanky a human , lath. Meitsudaira Is short, roly-poly. , They wake an odd team. Both ad mit the same pet aversion, however the1, .ilngo who Is always trying to tii'f hostilities between V. S. and Nippon. ;.. ' .: -. m Underwood's tf!tWilrS One Gent Sal e ave You Money Thursday Friday Saturday, April 9th lOtK1 1 20c Aspirin Tablets 1 Tablets to bos lOo Epsom Saltes . Highest Purity .. 2 for 2 1 C 8 for 21c 25c Zinc Ointment ' 1 Ounce Tubes a for 60c Aromatic Cascara Best Quality I. .-. a for 25c Hinkle Pills Unexcelled Laxative ... a for 30c Klamath Kold Knocker 26c 51c 26 c Cures Cold in One Day a f or O 1 C a for 5 1 C SOc Aromatic Castor Oil Children Like it 26o Castile Soap Finest Imported a for 26c J0c Cathartic Pills -, n Full Strength . . .... a f or O 1 C S5c Nsl" Llver'salts ' ' ' Saline Laxative 2.r-c Perixiile. Hydri'sen , Full ?:reisiii il.im 'h!;.? -Mim-rjl Oil Jtwivy TaU'le.; '3Jc Porous Plasters Nyal's Best 35c Carbolic Salve Nyal's Best 30c Headache Tablets Not Injurious 75c Milk Magnesia Underwoods 75c Kidney Pills Underwo:ds 35c Cherry C?ugh Syrup For Cfusbs and Cold.) Ct'c Wailo Pine Cough Syrup a lor 36C ....... .1 for 26 C , 2 for $1.01 4 a for 3 1 C ...... a for 36c a for 3 1 C a for 76c 2 for 76C . ... 2 f r 36C N The Old Favorite 2 for D J. C Sc'.Lvad Pencils Good Grade 2 for 40c Nyals Shaving Lotion None Better . 6c 2 for 41C 366 Tooth Brushes Quality Guaranteed 30c Ntals Tooth Paste A Universal Favorite ... 11.50 Syrup HypophOBphites Full Pints 2 for 36c -, a for 31 C 8 for $1.51 30c' Nyals Liver Pills Purgative Pellets 2 for 32.00 Hot Water Bottles Famous Wearever Brand 2 for $1.75 Wearever Fountain Syringes , Full Two Quart a for 31c $2.01 (T52 Boxes High Grade Stationery 24 sheets line paper and 24 envelopes $1.76 2 for 66c OUR SEMI-ANNUAL One Cent Sale Briefly stated the plan of the sale is this: We sell you an article at the regular price and give you the privilege of buying another orie for ONE CENT. For instance you buy a jar of face cream for 60 cents-you may have the second one for ONE CENT. A high grade Wearever Hot Water Bottle may be had for $2.00 One cent more will buy another one. EXTRA SPECIALS Standard Vacuum Bottles Keeps liquid hot or cold for 24 hours A Regular $1.75 Two for $1.76 m 30e Nynls Facis Cream None Dott'ir ......... ...,.'..... a for 31c 40c Liquid Shampoo , " One of the Hiwt - a tor 30c Klamath Korn Knocker Host en iho Mnrkot .... 30c Tootltacha Dropi 41c u rr 36c 31c Nynl Qunllly a for 2 fur 61 C 76c SOc B.'ioma Ointment lustnut ItvltuC .... 75c I'llo Ointment Largo Tithes , 35c Nun turd Ointment , Should bo in Kvry Horn , 35c Nynls Catarrh Halm "An Bxcellent I'roiluot 40c Chap Lotion a for a for 36 c 9 fur 36c At Keeps Skin Smuoth - S forTTA 2 for 3 1 C a fur 26C 3 Oc It loo Powdor ' Flesh or White .... 25c ll.oiu'h ul Talilvts Stop tho CuiiKh ... GOc Nydon'a Tooth Paslo Muko.i Toutii WhKu a for 51c FRENCH IVORY Dressing Combs, eight inches in length Regular $1.002 for $1.01 "W HIGH-GRADE WATER BOTTLES Regular two quart size, guaran teed for one year Usual price $1.752 for $1.76 Ask your neighbor if she does not need a bottle? 6 LUNCH KITS These are not on the one cent sale, but we are selling them extra special at $1.99 Regular Price $2.75 76c Rubber Gloves T5 Special Qiullty 0 for DC 60c Frocklu Cream Illoachws Skin a for OIC 20c Hund Scrub DrUHlios Good Qiullty 16c Powdor Puffs Host Vulour .. (0c Linen Paper, 1 pound Flno and Whlto a for 2 1 C a for 16c 8 for 61c 20o Linen Envolopos O 1 24 to Package a t or I C 15c Business Envelopes Honvy White Stock a for IDC 36c Nynls Liniment Relieves Pain 36c Baby Talcum Purest and Finest 36c Nylotls Talcum Best for Toilet a for.36c a for 36c a for 36c 00c Nyals Doauty Balm Whlto or Fleah a for Dl C 40c Violet Ammonia Full i'lnt ;., 9 for 41c 10c School Tablets ' Uottey Buy Now a for 1 1 C 25c Writing Tabids Bost Quality $1.25 Spring's Strsaparllla Bost Blood Purlflor . 25c Fountain Pon Ink Bost Blue Black ..... - a for 26c a fit $.1 .26 9 for 26c 'WS'''', UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY ' One Cent Sale of Real Value i BEN tURPIN-WIUJ I QUIT MOVIES SOON j 10. V.i'li iH'dian H a lu be lll!l.'.IS of I I OS AN'UKLES. 'Apr, Turuiu. motion picinro , com ' toflav announced thai he i .'. oidLil to (MiiL the screen : .1.irc-ttitrn t was nii'do ImperJtlo oxji'uu'd t!,o yt! ic;iti it '. lit . V" it ho Vi!fciitly sufford tv I '. (ili'.'kfy of aioii!(.'X.v. ' .'J AlfQCiliug to frii'iK'.n s l!)o f-opi- oilhiii.'Vurhiir 1h doing .hW 'own j X iKnifii'.worlt to bo )),r, f i is . siik ? wlfi'l .!who cannot utuml - ri h aWnci I -iinl Jbecnmns irritated ?.t tho at-rv-.' .''.nnLri..v'M-....., . Herald "Class" Ads Pay Fort Resolution, which is 600 miles by dog team from the near est railroad, and bordering on tbe ( ! Slave Lake in the Northwest t' liitor;, i.f Canad.i has aent word Unit KOA at Denver Is regulraly l'.i:iK heard n the edge of the Arc tic Circle, i .M uniting ovor trdai-lieroui Ire and .now Imrrifrs i.-i a Matter ot week according 'o the .corrcuuudcui. Dr. C. Houjttut, ludiuu ugent at Reao lutiou, iu a letter to the popular Ucy iluunlain Stition. Sugges tive of delays In the recent relief (.xjieditioru b dog teams to diphth eria stricken Nome, Alaska, the let-Lu!- itia two months leaching Denver. "Your Chrlatmas program was a great treat to us In this far north ern eountr?,; Or. Uourget ' wroto. ",U letter ot approclation will be lit" in realilug ou as it; must ';r'.;';"nf)'iT"jiiil(ft by ilv'g teams be f.MO retching r;iiiiv.i.l!-:. Your nay iiuuiB are very cheerful to us, Thuu .tthootUoi,.Hlay-;..wej4iotliei- voitutt thai iaskatciiewan had 60 degrees ! bulow zero, while' we here had only j 20 beloff." - " Program for Haturdliy . I Kb' I -Los Angeles, 8 p. m. Ex j uniiuur program, 9 p. m, Aeolian I Ti'lo, .Mario WUUmore, violin Cath j erine Nelson,' pian j, Nellie WlnBloe, icclllEti in Pockard Hadj club. KIIJ Loi -Angeles, 7 to 11 p. j ni. I'nclt. .lo'uns KHJ. "Cantalina Kaster Caravan." l'lesonliug diver I sil'itd program at Avaion theatre. free to thu public, and featuring KHJ artists. j Kf'80 Los Aneglcs, 7:30 Audi torium sorvlces. Divine Healing ; K' timoniaiu. bpeclal music, ' I K!;'l'lW--l,o,t Annnles, 7:45 "Snv 1 en iiig I'iekeni" ! diversified song I (jroMi-iun, 10 Warner Uras. prjgram. j ,;KP(.-.Sen Krani'iseo, .. to 10. j ii'opr'ain''' ft.V lit."MiicIiaul's Choir. ' , KM -On It.l a u d,'' 8 p. ra. Studio 1 iiroi'-.-tui. "Trio Marriage of Flgiro" j Foi blddi.-u to bo lilayed In Paris, (when flrnt written because of Its eUti.nt IwckgrWiUdf- "Dry Blotters" for Japan ' 1 i'MtM . Tenrperance .literature, .to ts dlntrihuted (hrouali Japan, is piled hlalflri th headquarters of the Tokyo Prohibition fjoclety, as the picture shows ' e.iivutiu iii. Viuin,j,,w iviii,ifc in vuiiik whtkm out on purely econoinlo l.ry.blptteAha HK.NT TO HOHPITAL Amerlrnn JCKiim Hcnds Ocorgo Alkon to Vets' Hospital . George Alkon, un ex-service man nnd member of the American le gion, was sent to tho Veteran's hoi Vital In Portland yesterday through the efforts 'of tho Klamath post ot the Legion. Alkeri, a World war vet eran, was gassed ' In Franca and after rottirnln? to tho United States developed acute tuberculosis. Ho was given treatment In a hos pital and discharged. His caso, again becoming severo, was brought to the attention of the Klamath legion nalros and action was takon Immedi ately. Ho will not ho discharged from tho 'Portland ihospltal until on tlroly cured, , ' The foroHt payroll pays nearly two-thirds of tho northwost's wages. BOUIIITT (ALLKI) AWAY Illness of Frlnnil CniiNes Almenco of . I'nstor on k'nstur Huntlay IllnosB' of ft closo frlond, W. Browno, at Woodland, Calif., callo;l' awy the Ilev. W. B. Bobbltt, pastor', of tho First Christian church horo;,' Mr, Bobbltt Will bA nnahln lo nrnnpli'i nt Ills church , on Knstor Sunday,1 Plans are being matlo so socuro an othor preacher for Eastor Borvlco's.i ' - TO IiOOATH lUCHE Hhnfld Ilesldentu (n Mnk'o Homo In ' Klanuilh Falls , Mr, nd Mrs. Boy Brock nnd " family of Shodd,, Oregon, Wo nr-'.' rived In tho city from thcilr homo lit' that section to mako tholr homo In, Klamath 'Palls,. Mrs. Brock .Is a sis-. tor of L, II. nioltn. ,. ; 1; Oh, to ho In Vlonnn In tho spring'! .. ...w.w u wvufvvu II1UIU WU-