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I 9 Among iho wnr records being com-t
Ir.l nCo. Supt. Tlonnoy of VM-rtj
ratify are t h i of J. K.
; Proctor mid Prank H. Proctor, fath-i
ii-r anil'son, of Movier. The son s'-v-,cd
In the I'nytHl States i!v:il re-
Ann UinU. Dioueer resident 'srve corns. The iV.lher. who is 50
f Asltlun my; iertuincd at her year old. jiteiup'i-vl to enlist In
home last week In honor of the nn-,!0tllllle arnit and r.avy, but was re
lilvpuf.iry of her Slut birthday, and of ji'ded because or age.. He then
her arrhal In Ash!;"id 'n April 11, 'joined the Canaditt.i ariny and was
1S52. iun his way overseas with the Infu'it-
V-v reKhnent when the urtulstice was
Jhn Stauh. sonof Adam Staub. alsned.
of Klamath Falls, salfered. a com-! ,
pound fracture of hi.. ri(ihi leg lie-! Loganberries will bi raise? on a
low the knee when the four horse Wue scale In Coos county If present
leant with which he-was hauling hay plans are cairled out. A Salem com-
iwcnme rriiiiituni'il at an automobile ; pa,ly lail ofreied to contract ror fiv.l
nnd ran away, throwing the boy to years to take the output If the farm-
the ground. lets will plant the berries, and this!
w 'proposition Is being considered by Henry M. Grant, jcpresentlng tho
the Big Lukes Box oompany of .the land owners. Those who have Oregon Social hygivMo Society. Is in
Klamath Falls, employing 60 men, grown loganberries In that locality town today with 'he society's four
lias shut down for a three week find they aro the 1110.-1 prolific of any reel film -How Life liecins.' and the
period for repairs ami improvement. J of the small fruits and seem to be 1'. S. Public ll--,ith Service boys' ex
Duting that period tl.o mill will be ; perfectly adapted to the climate and hlblt. The boys exhibit was shown
converted Into an el. ctrically equip-1 soil. !to the high .chool boys today and
ped plant, replacing the present steam i uhe film is being iliown to the high
P'ant. . jTOMATOKS I.IKK
I IIAM-1'OI.I.1ATIO
Mrs. Elizabeth Ryan nalaineau, a
pioneer of Klamath county, died at, -In Mine cases pollination of tonin
the home of her daughter, Mis. toes has paid th entire labor cost of
Stephen Ilerlll.y. se- cral miles north ; production llirough increased yields,"
or Klamath Kails,- Tuesday. Mrs. says the new O. A. 0. bulletin or
Cinlarneau was born in Kilkenny, Ire- j-pollinntion of Tomatoes.' now
land, on August 10, 1M3. She came 'ready for growers, fro. The puhllc.1
to Klamath coun-y in isr.fi. She ; Hon, Prof. A. G . lliuo.net, author
was the mother -of i-ai-Ivp children. Iteii how. when and why pollinate.
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'-KxplU't; tntKrncilona should
Jonl out to perstfmU by nil tuvuli
.of commission:) un l;nltn. A Infor-
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milium ttimiuu uc tv.M'ni -u lu lit'
tmmejl lately on vovtnt. H is Impor
tant that thf88orvt.- rtmt !u.vethi xtraimlinary tth4.wwl;
ciencj.'."
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priUab owapnpor iOn nnil pHntrtt I its courage
riMivK n nit'ir nvo in tin jira exertion.
HtvttKKlu. J JJ would bo oqmilh Intmosttng to
It is bt'cnmfciRly rlinrartorUtlo of "j't,w Amorloa's umj Ik llio r-t't-
n'vai)ainr iihmi to :ut uttlo if any-Pin" ew lor 1 tnS am.
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I'mintz a't tbiMnspl-M, but wt be-
! T(U UTII KSTATK IX WAH
K.MIIItIV At a iniMiioi ttil Htrvlce in St. rauTa
cathedral Mr men cimhh'km! with
the press who had fallen in the war
1 ' .it developed that l.u're than 5tMi.i j informed
I'Miihlt will He (Jit Mt This IXrnlng (
In iSiar Theatre fni IVuvnls
and Yotintior tJiilihrn.
serves notice.
fi hts renirirkB on tho occasion thf
bishop of Hewfonl iyld of thn-i
orkera: "In time of wur their )n-J
bors nc)iiiio a greutly enhanced im
portance, for they Kep the ni-tton
and alert: they tttimuja'o
More, candies and ft ah caifdies
the finest tflat mufiuffi?turers can
make you wilt find ot Rilverthorn's
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FAMILY DRUII STORE
U OPANPg.OStOPN.
Don't forget iha reception to lie
piven In I. a (iraiulr by the Army and
N'avy AiiKiliitv to every hoy in Union
county who is entitled to w.ear a uni
form. Watch (or the date. 4-28-ot
Observer
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Watch for the Rainbow
Sale. There is a pot of
gold there.
ROYAL CLUB
ARE THE BEST
We have them Peas, Corn, Tomatoes, Pineap
ple, Shrimp, Salmon, Dill Pickles.
Have you tried Royal Club Coffee. Per lb 50c
A full line of fresh vegetables and home-grown
Rhubarb fresh every day.
WE HAVE FREE DELIVERY.
JOEL'S GROCERY
Corner Cedar and Washington ' Phone M-759
school studentt, iminedfr.tcly after
school iliis afterno'.ni.
At S o'clock, ibis evening the films
will be shown to (he parents and
their yoiuiKvr chllilien ut the Star
theater. The film is one which ev
ery parent should tu, and there U
nothing in it that ;iny child siuuild
not pl'". The di'vi'topment of var
ious forms of life from a single cell
is shown. This film has been tians
lated Into liiiee foreign languages
and has liven .hown all over Kut'ore,
as wvll as over America. All par
ents are urid to attend and to bring
l heir child r..'n. There will bo nn
charge for admittaace.-
to ri;irr i!si:.sk invasion
Tlii foreign commissions, and. other
orguiiizaiioes of the Ann-rican Ited
I'mss. aie to bi utilized to aid the
Tailed Stuirs public heallh service in
prevrntini: the introduction into Hi'
I nited States of epidemic disease,
''lose - cooperation between the iii'il
(,'ross. which is freM iently called up
on to combat contagions diseases in
foreign fields, and I he public Ih-alth
service will result m more vigoroni
oxiimiriation a' Ami.'iuihi ports of Ini
inigratiiu hailing Imhu r-p!d mic
ours abroad.
Colonel Itole rt (lids, American
Ited t!rosH commissioner for Kuvopf,
h;is forwai'ded fio.u Paris, lo Ameri
can lied Crovi coiuuiihsions in vari
ous Kirropeaii and Asiatic count ric
the follovt-ing instructions:
"We me requested . by the ITuiled
Hlales goveVnmenl to make our en
tire organization available for Die vi
tul notviee of procuring the forward
ing promptly, from time to lime, full
Information concerning the presence
of choiern, lypbns fox or, phigun niid
other graxo com muii 'cable disease
wherever xve may operate.
The purpose is lo make the public
health service take'such measures n"
may be deemed annropriate to pie
vent the spread of Much diseases to
th United Slates. Wn are also asked
to forward, in soul? way. all informa
it ion from ports in areas coming un
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Reason Together !
I HAVE SOME EXTRA CHOICE PROPERTIES THAT ARE. FRICED
RIGHT, IN CITY, SUBURBAN AND FARMING LAND. THE LIST IN
THIS ISSUE ONLY REPRESENTS A FEW OF THE MANY. I WOULD
BE PLEASED TO SUBMIT THE MANY DETAILS AND GENERAL AD
VANTAGES THAT SPACE DOES NOT PERMIT ME IN THIS ADVERTISEMENT.
City Property
8-rm. house, splendid cellar, bath and
toilet. Lot 80x90 feet. Shade trees.'
$200 cash, balance $25 per month.
Price $2C00.
$1600 buys this modern bungalow,
near high school, $250 cash, balance
$25 per month. '
Good Euy Four lots on Fir street.
Four room house with bath and toilet.
Sewer and street improvement all
paid. Price $1700, $500 cash, balance
$15 per month. This p.'operiy must
be seen to be appreciated. . . '
An Attractive Home Four-room",
house, bath and toilet. In good repair.
Price $1250.. Only S300 cash, balance
like rent. . o
10 acres Bear oil t?,ks tor only S?0.
Half in lfil...yjic 2000. .Terms.
. FARMS
268 acres of pasture land adjoining
city limits. Water, considerable tim
ber for shade and wood.'
40 acres Near La Grande, new five
room house, barn. 15 acres in alfalfa,
balance in wheat. Immediate posses
sion. $2700 vill handle this.
300 acre3 Splendid improvements,
near Elgin, 1C0 in cultivation. $10 per
month. Only $300 cash required, bal
ance on ea'sy terms.
560 acres, east Island City, 320 acres
in spring wheat. $85 per acr.e. $15,000
cash required. "Tim year's crop will
pay. nearly one half of the balance
due.' ."
180 acres Five miles north .of La
Grande. Alfalfa, wheat and oats now
,in. Splendid barn. Good five -room
"house, $2500tcah"will put you in pos
, session at nice.
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The American Field of Honor.
It is a patch of soil, in France where sleep our dead. It
is Spring now and poppies blood-red cover '.the fresh
turned caruh of the graves.
While the marks of the spade still linger can wc forget the
sacrifice those American boys' made-; Can we break' faith?'
Wc 'can carry on the work, they died for. .We can keep
faith with them. We can sacrifice- here and thcte to take,
e.tch of us, our share of. the VICTQR.Y. LIBERTY
LOAN". Keep faith. -
. Yours for the success of the. '
Viqtoryo Liberty Loan 5 ... .
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