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WE ARE NOW PREPARED
TodoAutomobileRepairing
rlrst class work. Price right.
Gasoline sold nny llmo, day v
nlglil, from our sldcunlk pump,
I'ito nil piped to I ho pump,
S running nl(i llu- Kamae for
Kim or nli
(llVn UN A TRIAL, ,M
VOU WILL COMIJ AGAIN
TELFORD BROS.
Corn1'!' Conger and Main
universal)
Food Chopper
' Cutt Like a
Pair of Shears
Many ao-called clioppm cruih
ind Kir Ihe men or vegetable!,
waiting the juice and deitroying
tht flavor.
The UNIVERSAL the otigi.
nil Food Chopper cuti like a
pair ol thcan, with two tharp,
beveled edge. Theie edgea are
M adjuited that they keep iharp
automatically by acting one upon
tht dthcr.
The UNIVERSAL Food Chop,
per cleanly chopi all kindtol meat
raw or cooked and fruit and
vegetable coane or fine atdealred
vilhtut maihhg r tiaring.
Each UNIVERSAL Food Chop.
per !i equipped with coarK,
medium and tine cuttcri.
Extremely limple. Nothing to
get out ol order. Pant inter
changeable taaily cleaned.
Roberts & Hanks
Watch Our
Announcements
OX 'HUH I'AOK KIXU'liAlt
Harrison & Matt
Our store Ih on Klamath Avt
nnd Sixth street
G. D. GRIZZLE
Monuments
Mnrio li)- an KtK-rt
Klamath Fall
Argraves Hotel
Furnished rooms with bath
Itntes trnnsclonts GOc to 11.00;
by week, 2,C0 and up.
Second St., bet. Main nnd l'ln
If You Wint to Go Anywhere
Any Time'
Phone, 94' American Hotel
Ford Livery Company
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I he pihi fH an a ,
Uuvit oid'era ut Klamath Ue
IMiimont Store, Third and Main.
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If 1'ilvato Lonsdale Ih hIioi by tlio
idoriiwin Kowirnmont three
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lulxouerx hero will bc shot,"
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(ienernl Kiiin HukIich, mlnUtcr of
inllltlii nml (lefiiiKO In CnnadH.
Tlicie U no friend of (leucral
IIiikIiuh, hclouil of the CnnadlanH,
who hollcvuR liD will fall to carry out
lil'i throat.
I.onnilnlo Htruuk (lei man olllcur In
i.ii attempt to ruca-pc, and was tsen- creator than that of tlio Oerman prls
'tomed lo ilentli, Ho linn been In nloncrn.
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
i M ii. i sioiiii:h i how i iik t itovi ihai' auk cumi.nu i
I Illicit (ill Till: CA'I'ITAKS ill IIIK NATIONS .NOW KIQIlTI.Nr)
cacii oiTir.it semi: aiu: ritivni,. ih't ai.i. mik iTKiti-iT.
IMJ XT THIS TIMK.
mtvd l'luaB Service wcoks the women had Installed eloc-
I.OXUON. May So. (llj mall to 'trie lights, modern stoves and fur
Npw Vork) The democratic rc-'nlture, nnd ordered their first half
jjiiiiiuo within the past two months to hundred hospital bods from England.
Lord Klti lienor's appeal for recruit It Is distinctly. women-mado and
nun illustrated today In a report fiom women-operated hospital. Mrs. Har
a lialnliin camp not far from London.. Iey' staff consists of about fifty En
Oiio roRlmeut, typical of othera In I sllah women, Including surgeons and
this camp, and other newly formed
cnmpH, contains men from the civil
ranks from millionaire nnd pauper,
nil workliiK together, In perfect ac
cord. In this regiment the major wai n
school teacher. Tho Captain before
enlistment, oporntcd u moving pic- country, moy issued tnom licenses
turo theater. Three of tho llcuten-. w,th reluctance. Now, however, it is
nuts aro millionaires. Ono coraos ' reported they nro quite reconciled to
from n family operating great cotton tno Btnar' KMa In Jthakl who pilot
spinning mills at (llasgow; another' tholr cnrB na 001 ns ay Frenchman.
Ih a inombcr of tho best known fJrra,Tflo "urglcal operations In thh hls
of linn innkoni in tho llnltod Klncl tl nro Porformed under the dlrec-
dom, and tho third la of ft family that
for gciiciatlons has made England's
fiat os and locks. A scoro ot minor
olllcora nro well-to-do Loudon bust-
iiusd men. A half hundred privates;
loft Incomes running Into four figures
it yoar to accept the King's shilling a
day. Thoru are artists and painters.'
I.
There Is n sculptor famed In London
WHO IS IIHBIKIICU lO 1110 WllllBWHHIl
bhuiuI. Long hours each day this
sculptor wields tho brush on stablei
n ml bai racks. Ills annual Income was
thouaandfl of dollam per year. Today'
lit pockots 2.CC n week. In a few
woeka more ho will march away with
bin cosmopolitan comrades to shoot
nt the Germans.
The school teacher-major of this
icKlmcnt has presented his nieu with
ii' football. Ho hlmsolf roferecs tho
Kiimu while picked loams, sjmposed
of olltcora nnd ptivntcs alike, spemi
hours ot spare tlruo at play,
t niluil 1'rebs Service ,
LONDON, May 25. (Hy mall to!
.Niiw York) While Sir John French
is oomliictluK tho nrltlsh campaign
Wilnst tho Germans In Northern,
Franco, his alstor, Mrs. llarley, Is'
valiantly lighting dlsoaso and sick-'
ncBs In Auxiliary Hospital No. 301,'
within u few miles of her famous'
brothor. i
Sho is nt the hood of n British am-1
bitlatico hospital nt Roynumont, oper
ated under tho auspices of tho Scot
tish Women' hospital for foreign
service.
According to tho Btory which comes
to London today, Mrs. Harloy, with n
vnliant bnnd of English nurses, en
tered tho old monastery ns Roynu
mont Inst winter, drovo out tho rats,
the only occupants, and worked night
nnd day until tho nuclent building
ns convortcd Into a spick and span
military hospital,
The monks and nuns had long be
fore desortod the place when the En
glish women happened along, Hun
dreds of rats scurried along the dark,
dump passageways, as tboy onterod.
Aided by tho dim light of candles
they scrubbed the historic' flags and
walls, nnd Anally requisitioned tho
enly plumber lu tho vlllago, who In
rolled a modern drainage ystm
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THE EVENING
Who Would Save
Private Lonsdale
(ieinnn prison camp for a long time.
luro the aentence haa boen held In
'" "-"'"-' " mo luierveniiun oi
American ambauadors.
The othor day threo Oerman pris
oners In Kingston, Canada, attacked
their keepers. Theso are the three
men fieneial Hughes say he will
liae court martlalcd and shot If
(.otiHilals meots death In Germany. He
innlHtH the offenso of Lonsdale was no
physicians, trained nurses and order
lies. Ono of the orderlies Is a nloco
of Sir John French. Even the am
bulance chauffeurs aro girls of good
.English families. The French did
not 1,ko -ho ,de- ot flrt of young
womon driving motor cars about the
Hon of ono of tho most famous wo
men surgeons In the North of Eng
land. Over 200 beds are now Instal
led In tho old monastery, and every
ono Is filled,.
I Ov h button $1 a rip, Dutchess
Trouocrs, at K. K. K. Store.
TUNA
The Chicken
of the Sea
Milken n delicious salad, aad is
becoming more popular for this
purpose than any other Aah. It
Is also lino creamed.
"Creamed Fish
a Tempting Dish1'
15c and 25c
VAN RIPER BROS.
"Quality
I'lit.oe ,i(i
Grocers"
th and Mala
Blue Front Livery
and Feed Stables
Mundy & HUyard, Propg.
Plume 2AUW. Klamath, near 8th
1'iompt and efflclent service, Good
horses nnd first class rigs
Office of
Dr. C. O. Prentice
Veterinary Surgeon
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLi. OK PH
War Oil Contiient Is Not
of Great
ly LOWELL MELLfiTT
(United Press Staff- Correspondent)
WA8HINOTON, D. C, June .
"The dislocation of labor is the big
gest problem England has on hands
next to a successful ending of the war,
nnd even now the labor situation Is
receiving nearly as much attention
from tho newspapers and thoughtful
public of England as the war."
This sontonce Is the summary of a
long Interview wlih Bruno Lasker of
York, England, author of 'several
works on labor problems,' who Is now
In this country making a study of the
questions of Industrial effllency and
public works for D. Seebohm Rown-
tree. Mr. Lasker is the confidential
secretary of Mr; Rowntreo and tno lat
ter Is a very close personal friend and
advisor of Chancellor of the Exche
quer Lloyd George. Thus It will bo
seen that Mr. Lasker can speak with
considerable certainty on tho labor
situation In England today and of the
atltudo arid purposes of the Liberal
government with regard to the labor
problem. Mr. Lasker and Mr. Rown
treo were among economists and so
cial reformers who recently won the
distinction In England for their work
on the Labor Inquiry Commission of
tho Liberal Party. This commission
has published the most extensive and
scientific study ot the questions of
land tenancy, housing conditions and
rural labor problems ever put forth.
.As a result of the recommendations
made' by this commission tho govern
ment was engaged In drafting legisla
tion which It was about to submit
to Parliament when the war broke
out, and which, Mr. Lasker said, will
very likely be presented as soon as
NEWSY NOTES OF
WKDDIXG BELLS TO RING OUT
SOON, RY8 "D. BUMORii AND
PILING TO DE DRIVEN FOR A
MILL OTHER ITEMS
(Herald Special Service)
SHIPPINGTON June 9. Saint
Cloud was thronged with visitors all
last Sunday.
Spud planting has about run its
course In tbo northern suburbs for
the season.
Horbert Hill has Installed a $60 re
frigerator at his restaurant In'Shlp
plngton. ,r
The business of the Clendennlng
dairy Is lately on the Increase, we are
Informed.
Professor Barton ls installing a
windmill and pumping plant at his
now home on Buena Vista Heights.
John Bonbam, with his family, will
leave for California in a short time, to
remain Indefinitely.
Tho business outlook is of the best
at Shlpplngton. Today we are told
SHIPPIN6T0N
A CARLOAD OF THE NEVIT
Thirty-five horsepower cart has been
price at Klamath .Falls
No car of this size and value was evr off ered before
in Klamath Falls at this price.
WKite
Britain's Troubles Nw
9$.
possible at the conclusion of the war.
But while looking to those measures
for substantial Improvements', those
gentlemen see the Increased complica
tion of the labor problem, which will
Immediately be felt when the war is
over and they are farslghted enough
to begin now to study the question
of what shall be done In England
when peace has been declared.
"You must not bo surprised It you
see Indications pi what may seem to
you a lack ofpatriotism among the
nrltlsh laboring men over this war,"
said Mr Lasker. "They realise pretty
thoroughly that the employing class
is the only class that can possibly
benefit by, the war and that the 'bur
dens of hardships are falling, and,wlU
continue to fall on them. Peace
propaganda has been carried on In
Engli: d for many years, and It" was
only last summer that the labor party
conducted an educational campaign
against armaments. Well, some of
this education has stuck, and the re
sult Is what is called, the unpatriotic
attitude of labor In England today."
Asked about the prohibition ques
tion In England, Mr. Lasker said:
"There Is not the slightest chance
of compulsory total prohibition. And
there Is nothing like the amount of
prohibition sentiment at home that
I And In your country and what is
more to .the point, the British work
ers certainly resent the Idea of prohi
bition as being aimed directly ajalnat
their freedom of action. They under
stand clealy enough that the well-to-do
classes are not likely to be effected
by any prohibition law and again they
are made to realize that the burden
ot war falls most heavily on them.
jthat Captain WIckstrom will soon be
J gin driving piling tor a new sawmill.
t
From outward appearances It might
be whispered that 'wedding belts wllljfv
ring In Buensi vista ere long.
i
Ooing Their Duty
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Scores of Klanath Falls Readers Are
Leamlag the Duty of the Kidneys
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To Alter the blood Is the kidneys'
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys are weak.
Backache and other kidney Ills may
follow.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan'a Kidney Pills the test
ed kidney' remedy.
Proof ot their work In the follow fellow follew
ing: -Daniel Flaten, C. street, Jackson
ville, Ore., says: "I suffered from
weakness of the kidneys and all the
disorders that go with kidney com
plaint. I ached all over. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon fixed me up In good
shape."
Price 50c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Flaten had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
props., Buffalo, N. Y,
(Paid Advertisement) i
Party leaving town wvi sell beau
tiful upright piano for less than one
halt of original cost. Fully- guaran
teed. Terms If desired. Address
Herald. 7-8t
Overlands
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Aitnougn tne question of
erance enters Into the prob
austnal very larftiy, co
prohibition as a solution is 1:
The only thing to do In thatdirec
tion Is to create enough 'teatlskent to
make possible the enforcement of
prohibition, or at least Umperaace',
before any sweeping liquor statute li
passed.
"But apparently the public and the
press of your country do not grasp
the fact that there is an actual dearth,
of labor in England today. I have
reports from all sections of England
telling of the lnsuffiency of labor. Tho
war Is rapidly draining labor, and es
pecially skilled labor, from England.
Why, things have come to such it pass
that tho big manufacturers are going
about trying to bribe workmen" away
from the plants of small -concerns'.
Rather than drunkeness, the scarcity
of war materials, and other supplies
for that matter. Is due to the act that
England oday Is forced to run' her
plants with unskilled labor and not
enough of that. Now ot coarse, It U
impossible to keep up normal pro
duction on that basis, much less talk
of increasing the output ot goods.
And every recruit added to the army
makes the situation worse.
"But there Is one way in which the
employers of England have benefited
temporarily by the war. There were
Indications that had this war not
started there would have bees" a
gigantic strike of all transport work
ers that would have tied up the
whole country. That, for the' time
being, has been avoided, but when
the war Is over things may come to a
crisis." ' ' ,-, v
USE SA6E TEA
TO DARKEN HAIR
! DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RJE
' STORES ITS THICKNaSSS AND
LUSTRE AT ONCE
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Common garden sag brewed lata
a heavy' tea with sulphur and aleokol
added, will turn gray, streaked and
faded hair beautifully dark and lux
uriant, remove every bit ot daadrnC,
stop scalp itching and 'falling hair.
Jnst a few applications will proya a
revelation It your hair la fading, gray
or dry, scraggly and thin. Mixing"
the Sage Tea and Sulphur recrpi at
home, though. Is troublesome.' -A
easier way Is -to get the me;tause
tonic, costing 60 cents a large bottle
at drug stores, knonw as "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remery,"
thus avoiding a lot of muss.
While wispy, 'gray, faded .hair la
not sinful, we all desire to retain our
youthful apeparance and attractive
ness. By darkening your hair with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur, bo ,oao
can tell because it does It so natural
ly, so evenly. Ton .Just daapea" a
sponge or soft brush with it aad
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time; by mora
Ing all gray hairs have disappeared.
and, after another application or two,
your' hair becomes' beautifully, dark,
glossy, soft and luxuriant and you
appear years younger,
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the circniircbuh foresaid cjoiuityiittll
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on the 10th day of Juae.: lUlffatff
the frontr.door ot the court' heassln-i-Klamath
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bidder, for casti,- thssoUrls"S
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