May 3. 1015
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OHEGON
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HELEN 10
GETS PHI BETA
KAPPA HQNOH
UNIVI'inSlTY OF OllKGON,
Kiwno, Miiy 8 (Special) Helen
Monro, scnlm' In busi iickw iidinln
Istriillui), Kliiiuuth Fnllft, was
limned (ino of Jlli unlvorslly sen
iors cIiohpii (or miMiilwraliln In
rhl Belli Kiippu, mi 1 1 mm I honor
ary it llhrtritl arts and suloiiuos.
Phi Hutu Knppu will liiltlnlfl
I ho )1c(Iki'b lit it apodal corn
many to ho held Miiy 1ft. The or
Ifanlzullon announced the namea
of tha ploduoi Into hint week.
Miss Monro In Phi Thotn, has
worked on I ho Otpkiiiiu cdltorlul
luff mid Emeruld. bho Is a WAA
nd Amphlhhin, swimming or
Ifiinlzntlon, monibor, Sho li tho
(Inuifhter of Mr. nnd Mrs, C. L.
Mooro, o( Klnnmlh Foils.
TO
I
John D. Cushln has been
named dlvlnlonul credit inun for
tho Cnllfornlu Oreuon Power
compnny, xucceedlnK P. A. Ev
erett, who linit resigned to Join
Conmiorcliil Flnnnco corpora
tion. Cushln Ima been with Copco
hero alx yciira, and hus hud 17
ears' experience In nlllltlea op
erations. Ho la World wur
veteran and hia liomu li located
at Eighth and Lincoln streets.
Prior to taking over tho cred
it Job, ho wiia enttnitcd In the
morchniKllalnf and construction
depurtmonta.
Court Overrules
Self on City Tax
Of Religious Books
WASHINGTON, Muy 3 W)
The niprcme court In effect
overruled today dcclalon It
delivered ln.it June 8 and de
clared unconstitutional munici
pal ordlnnncea Imposing II
censo tax upon tho aalo of re
llRloug literature.
Thin action was taken In a
five to four opinion rend by
Chief .Justice Stone. It said Hint
the supreme court decision de
livered Juno 8 wii vacnted and
jiidument of etato courts sus
' tnlnhiK the ordinances were reversed.
University To
Train Soldiers
EUGENE, May 3 (P) The
University of Oregon will train
225 soldiers, achcdulcd to arrive
May 10-17, In meteorology. Dr.
Will V. Norrls, acting physics de
partment head, anld today.
University fnculty members
will Instruct the soldiers In all
subjects during tho 12-month
course except military sclonce
and physical education, Norris
snld. The courses will prepare
the men for commissions.
Population of the earth Is es
timated at 2,000,000,000.
Striking Miners Return to Soil
INHA TtUvhoto)
Members of Local No. M7 of trie United Mine Workers, now holding out
for mur pay, devote their time to victory gardening while out on strike
Here, Jutnea Pltlock, left, and John Honiara, employee of a Cheawlck,
Pa., plant, tend their pluU u Utile Albert Smith looks on.
HIGH SCHOOL
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By ANITA GWYN CAMPBELL
Election for atudont body of
flcca wua held Friday morning
but only two students received
majority votes
which is neces
sary to bo elect-
'i lied. Lctty Lin-
man Is secre
tary - treasurer
PES
and rtny Byrnes
yell leader.
There will be a
re-vote of the
following offl
flees nnd enndi-
dntos Tucsdny morning: Presi
dent, Jerry Einarsaon and Don
Itobln; firslt vlco preslclont, Jim"
Cnso and Hob Perkins; second
vice president, Lois Cnda and
Ted Hccvcs.
Thero will bo a class for show
card lettering and disploy Tucs
dny, Thursday and Friday from
7 p. m. to 0 p. m., Instructed by
Mrs. Dorothy Constable, nt
KUHS. Anyone over 18 years of
age muy attend this class. There
will bo a charge of $1.
The Junior-Senior Prom, held
April 30, was a success. Every
ono seemed to bo having a good
thno. Member of the bnnd ap
propriately wore graduation
caps as graduation was tho
theme of the dnnce.
Since spring has arrived (7) the
boys' gym classes have been
having swimming classes at the
natatnrium. The girls have been
swimming several times, but It Is
not a rcgulnr part of their
schedule.
JOINS ARMY
SPOKANE, May 3 (P) Ray
(Doc) Mauro, former member of
the conchlng staff of the Wash
ington Redskins of the Nation
al Professional Footbnll league
and trainer of Gonznga universi
ty athletic tennis, has Joined tho
staff of the Spokane army air
depot as assistant athletic di
rector, depot officials announced.
BRAND NEW
DODGE CARS
DODGE
Job-Rated
TRUCKS
FORSWS
YOU . '. . may be able to buy under more
liberal Government Regulations
Undor these recent and more liberal regulations, many
people can now buy NEW cars and trucks and don't
know III Perhaps YOU are eligible! If you are, you'll
want to buy the best while you can still get the best
NEW all fluid-drive DODGE cars and Dodge Job-Rated
trucks from Vi to 3-ton capacity!
see us today.::
Wd'll Help You With Your Application
LOMBARD MOTORS
424 8. 8th Klamath Fella
Shasta View
Mr, and Mrs, Eldon Baker and
Alice and Carol and Mr. Baker's
mother, Mrs. Martha Baker, vis
ited at tho Noel Hanscom homo
in Ashland this past weekend.
Ilanscoms aro former residents
of tlito city.
nichnrd Strand was taken to
Hillside hospital for an emer
gency appendectomy. His condi
tion has been reported as serious.
Herbert Land Is has spent the
past ten days visiting his family,
llo returned to Madras Sunday
where he Is employed in defense
work.
The Ivan Crumpackcr home
was the site of a neighborhood
Easter egg hunt Easter Sunday.
Later a dinner was served to the
following: Mr. and Mrs. Ern
Gicngcr and three children, Mr.
and Mrs. Bud Lyon and daugh
ters and the Stanley Elsemore
family.
Mrs. Frank Hendricks of Van
couver visited her parents, Mr.
Tulelake Couple To Hold
Wedding Anniversary Party
TULELAKE Mr. and Mrs.
Herman T. Street will hold open
house Wednesday evening, May
0, In the annex of the Tulelake
Community Presbyterian
church, celebrating their twenty
fifth wedding anniversary, Hours
for the reception are from eight
until ten o'clock and all friends
are cordially invited.
There will be a short program
and refreshments.
Mr. and Mrs. Street, who came
to'Tulcluke in 1032, homestead-
Ing the farm where they still
live, ere both active in social In
terests of Tulelake. Mrs. Street
la preaident of the Guild of the
Presbyterian church and Is a
past president of the Homestead
club, Mr. Street Is manager of
the Tulelake office of the Cope
land Lumber company and mast
er of tho Tulelake grange.
They hove two children, a son,
First Lieutenant Leon Street, of
tho U. S. army, and a daughter,
Mrs. Virginia Street Crowns
combe, Woodland, Calif.
and Mrs. Dick Yates, over the
holiday.
New Klamath Falls residents
are Mr. and Mrs. James Dixon
of Eugene. They have purchased
a house on Dayton street.
A very creditable response
was made by women residents of
Shasta View who were asked to
meet at Shasta school Thursday
afternoon. They received in
structions concerning the new
block leader system being Intro
duced In Klamath Falls. The pur
pose of this organization is to
supply you with all available in
formation concerning current
war salvage drives, Victory gar
dens and to distribute literature
of Information. One of these
women will call at each Shasta
View home within the next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. John Rustccn
and Jcanette motored to Mc
Cloud to spend the weekend vis
iting with f: lends. They are for
mer McCloud residents.
Courthouse Records
Complaints Filed
Edith Green versus Walter G.
Green. -Suit for divorce, charge
conviction of felony. Plaintiff
asks custody of one minor child.
F. O. Small attorney for plain
tiff. Greenland Is 46 times the size
of Denmark, lis mother country.
ANNOUNCEMENT!
DR. BOYD F. SPRAGUE
will be located at the
KLAMATH MEDICAL CLINIC
after
Monday, May 3rd
TELEPHONE 4155
Immediate Relief From Suffering
SCIENTIFIC, DRUGLESS, NON - SURGICAL TREATMENTS
Special Health Week
Including Consultation and Examination, Without Charge or Obligation
Beginning Monday, May 3rd, Thru Friday, May 7th
Moat eminent authorities contend that 90 of all chronic
diseases are due. In moat caaea, to pollution of the blood
stream via Improper function of the colon, over-taxed kid
neya, etc. In moat casea a functional disorder causes con
stipation. To get at the bottom and baaic cause of a large
number of allmenta that have heretofore realated the bait
efforta of all branches of healing, I have installed the re
markable TOX-ELIMINATOR. Thta Instrument has been
used In other aectlona of the United Statea for some time
with remarkable reaulia prior to tta Introduction in the
Pacific Northweat.
The Tox-Elimination treatment, by removing the disease
producing materials at their foundation head, helps the
body to atop further damage and rebuild the affected parts
an! raatore them to normal. Causae of irritation and nu
merous Infections are removed. The TOX-ELIMINATION
treatment Is pleasant and not embarrassing. It Is leak
proof and odor-proof because the entire process takes
place under watertight and airtight conditions. It has no
' disagreeable features whatsoever, nothing that might of
fend a peraon of the moat faattdtoua taate and sensitlve-ness.
IF YOU SUFFER
from any of the following
disorders you will want
this Free Examination at
APPENDICITIS (chronic)
ARTHRITIS
A8THMA
COLITIS
CONSTIPATION
EXCESSIVE FATIGUE
FOUL BREATH
HEADACHE
GALL BLADDER
COMPLICATIONS
HIGH and LOW BLOOD
PRESSURE
INDIGESTION
IRREGULAR HEART
KIDNEY and BLADDER
COMPLICATIONS
LIVER COMPLICATIONS
LUMBAGO
MENOPAUSE
DISTURBANCES -
MUDDY and PIMPLY
COMPLEXION
MIGRAINE
NERVOUSNESS
PRURITUS ANI
RHEUMATISM
SINUS TROUBLE
RUN DOWN CONDITION
SHORT OF BREATH
SLEEPLESSNESS
ULCERS OF COLON
ULCERATIVE COLITIS
Tox-Ellmlnatlon,
If taken in time, may fore
stall a surgical operation.
THIS NATURAL, DRUGLESS THERAPY
ACCOMPLISHES THE FOLLOWING:
1. Cleanses the colon thoroughly and In. a harmless
manner.
1. Massages the bowel and gives necessary tone to tis
sues involved.
3. Its employment of oxygen destroys the anaerobic
germs, which cannot live in this medium.
4. Purifies the blood stream) proved by microscopic ex
amination after treatment.
5. Relieves rheumatism, arthritic and neurltlc pain, often
In one treatment,
(, Reduces hypertension or high blood praasure, thus eas
ing the work of fh heart and freeing Its cells, and the
brain from undue strain.
7. Indicates to patients what foods to avoid to Insure
maximum efficiency In digestion.
8. Lessens the burden thrown on the liver and kidneys.
9. Reestablishes a normal peristalsis, or natural muscular
activity of the Intestines.
10. Improves sinus and antrum complications In few
treatments. a
11. Inaures a good complexion by eliminating causae of
poor complexion from the blood.
12. Aaalata In preventing the hardening of the arteries by
minimising the depoalta of calcium and magnesium
aalta on arterial wall, ,
LOS ANGELES TOX ELIMINATOR EXPERT
HERE FOR THIS HEALTH WEEK
We have engaged the services of this doctor tor our
Health Week. He is a member of the clinical staff of tha
Tox-EHmlnator laboratory of Los Angeles, and is an expert
In the manipulation of the Tox-EUmlnator. This techni
cian will assist In all procedures during the week.
As we can handle only a limited number of consultations
and treatments per day, it Is necessary that appointments
be made In advance. We suggest that you make your ap
pointment as early as possible, as all available consulta
tion periods will be tilled within a short time. TAKE
ADVANTAGE TODAY OF THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
GETTING AT THE BOTTOM OF YOUR 'TROUBLESI If
It should be necessary to employ X-ray to assist In the
diagnosis of your case, this service will be available at a
nominal fee.
NURSES IN ATTENDANCE
Telephone Now for "FREE EXAMINATION
For the convenience of those who are employed and In order to make these
available to as many as possible, we will make appointments from 9 a. m. to
dally during this special health week. , ,
Appointment!
services
i p. m.
Dr. Harry S. Stone
CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN
127 So. 7th St., Klamath Falls, Oregon
Telephone 7322
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lUcdl have been
lUlled
and our Klamath boys come home
from the hell of war . . . vill you be
able to look them In the eye and say
. . "I did my part"?
WILL YOU?
Help Buy
L - .V. nv. , ij.iSe.yj-.srtj- m aweX .Xwi-.
A Bomber
Support the Boy
Scouts, Girl Scouts,
Camp Fire Girls drive
now In progress.
DISTINCTIVE APPAREL
Phone 8222 901 Main
They GIVE their llvaf
You LEND your
money. Do YOUR
parti