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WSPNA6QAY, JUNS ,4, ,lf
Military Career of 17-Year-
MtrMt hat BOM M fa I
The Evening Herald
at Huatlagtaa.
Roosevelt Shows Signs of
Illness While in 'Gotham
W. O: SMITH, Editor
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Puhtlehed dally sawn Saadey at
Old Briton Is Very Brilliant
Salem to Te get a IW.666 aread sao
tory with a 9s.t06 MirtUr payreU.
The Kerala Publmalac Company a(
Klamath, rails, at lis roarta
Batered at the poetomce at
BrnkTsdissiMiUvs.
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through the malls at
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bearings. Will give tones to respon
sible partr or trade for lumber. A
bargain. Shepherd Piaao Depot 12-tf
FOR 8ALB Team of mares, colt, aew
wagoa and harness. Enquire J. P.
Price. 1 No. Eighth. U4t"
FORSALB Hoaeeaoldraraitara. Ea-
quire 347 Nlath it 144t
FOR RENT
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all lodge room, eoraer SscbbA
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LOST AND FOUND
FOUND WaKe parasoL Call at Her-
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LC-8T NaturaHsetioa papers aad
shares la Aerial Ferry Co. Finder
please mail to P. O. box 784. Klamath
Falla. Pick Psnagos. rat"
LOST Between Oleae aad Xkumth
Falla, black overcoat Flader leave
at Amerieea HataL Reward. 12-2t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Permanent taaaata far
completely famished modern fear
room apautmiiat lira. M. J. ktarray,
Cfcdar and High. Ut
afONBY TO LOAN At 8 pa
Artkae R. Wimsa, AM Kate.
22-tf
WANTED Dressmaking, ptoia sewtag
or' aay Had of work. Mm.
314 8a 6th street t
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NOTARY FUBLIC
ChUoqiiin; Oregon
Aeearate Jaformatloa regarding all
aetata lands and deacriptioa
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Oeaetipatloa la,, a Tory simple,
aatural trouble, bat Balsas prop.
air treated, it may develop iato
serious aad eompUeatai
We adrlse that Carl's
Little Llrer Lifters be kept la er
aty home. Wa caaaot recoauaead
these pills too highly. We eaa
tioa our patrons agaiast the free
'aad ladlserimlaate use of laxa
tives aad' purgatives. JBc. Star
Drag Ce
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Abb HAND WORK
We guarantee eueerler work'
Shirts, Collars aad all Bilk Goods
Wft4.r .! Tin mw amm4b1m.
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. KLAMATH PALLS. ORB.
- tSeaj as year work by pareel past
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Sabscriptfoa tenaa ay matt la aay
address la the Ualted Mataa:
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KTiAMATH T ALM, OtUgOOlf
WIDNBSDAY, JUNK 14, tW
FLAQ DAY
SAID HKNRY WARD BKRCHSR:
"It's not. a palated rag. It la a
whole national history. It is the Coa
atituUoa. It U the OoverameaL It la
the free people that ataad la the gov
ernment oa the constitution.',
The aaalreraary of the birth of the
American flap; haa become the occa
sion for fitting obaerraaceB of the kiad
that re-kindles latent patriotism, aad
today, more than at aay other time.
the observance la oae of appeal to ev
ery citlxen. The ahadowa caat by com
ing ereata are largely responsible.
With Charles Eraa Haghea. the
choice of the people, a nominee for the
presidency: with Theodore Roosevelt,
an acknowledged leader la thta coun
try, renouncing his intention to again
seek the presidency, and instead, fall-
lag Into line for the aappert of the
people'a choice aad a return of repub
licanism, the flag observance takes oa
a aew significance this year. It mesas
that with the coming change of ad
ministration, the American flag win be
restored Its prestige oa toad aad aaa,
that the "aew freedom' we have beea
hearing of as a posetbility of late, win
emerge from Utopia Into Reality as
"undiluted Americanism. with beauti
ful bat ineffective phraseology
planted by jadldeus action.
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WHO &AJD,"Where,s my eaat," (
day?
I
MUST HAVE BEEN a fellow Agar-
lag on selling needleaa Junk.
"WHAT IS THBREr queried W. H.
A. Renner, our nearest counterpart of
Justice Hughes, who admires Wilson
only because he likes baseball;" what
is the one factor in connection with this
here national game that makes It so
uncertain, and, changes a lot of other
wise staid citizens into a howling, yell
ing mob."
"THE UMPIRE.' sagely replied the
"cheerful" Idiot, sitting back of W. H.
A. R. at last Sunday's
NOW THAT HUOHBS is
ted, there is a whole lot of real prepar
ednessfor a return of real prosperity.
TWENTY-FOUR QUART orders are
just aow taking precedence ever the
two-quart Variety, accordlag'to Dorris
advtoea.
A Talk With a
Klamath Falls Man
C. Smith, carpenter, ef 22 Ninth
Street, Telia ef an Interesting
There is nothing like a talk with oaa
or our own citizens ror giving nope aaa iy
encouragement to the anxious sufferer :
from the dread kldaey disease. We,
therefore, give here aa interview with
a Klamath Falls man:
Mr. Smith says:
1 wed to be subject 'to lambago,
which, at times,, was vary severaOftea
my back got so lame and stiff that It
bothered ma a great deal whea I same
to straighten up. Whaaever I feel this
trouble comiag oa, I start takaag
Doaa's KldneyrPill, ami they alwaya
relieve the salsery la .ay bask aad
ike It possible for ma to get about
aa well as ever."
Price, Sta at all dealers. Doat
simply ask for kldaey ramedy get
Doaa's Kldnef Fllle-tae same that
Mr. imlth-had. Feeter-Mllhara Co.,
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ROOSSVKLT ON HIS RKCKNT FRKFARIONISS TOUR
United Press Serrlce
NEW YORK, Jane 14. Coloael
Rooeerelt was erldeatly ill today wkea
he met his son Kermit aad the latter
wife and child as they landed from a
Panama transport He showed signs
Optimism Pervades the
Democrats
Coatiaaed from Page 1
itself' had been repainted throughout,
mostly with white paint, ae that every
possible bit of light was reflected, lake
its gigantic Interior.
Special ventilating apparatus cooled
the sultry air. Delegates aad alter
nates alone were permitted oa the
ground floor, permitting more comfort
able seating apace for the men who
actually do the convention work.
One topic which was eagerly dia
cuased by the crowds on the streets
and in hotel lobbies was the sc-called
"unit rule" 'and "two-thirds" regains
tlon which from, time immemorial has
ruled at democratic conclaves.
There was general belief expressed
that the regular quadrlennlal attempt
to overthrow these ancient rules would
succeed, this year. Delegates recalled
that the attempt was made four years
ago in. Baltimore and defeated mainly
because there was such bitter strife
between the' candidates. If the two-
thirds rule had not been ia elect at
Baltimore, Champ Clark, Missouri's
favorite son, would have beea named.
This year, it was conceded, will be
an excellent opportunity for the demo
cratic, party to abolish the precedent
requiring a two-thirds majority ;
necessary to a choice. There, is only
one candidate in the minds of the peo
ple Wilson and this oflera a free
road to revision of the rales.
Most Important, also, in the miade of
the gossipers and hotel lobby debaters.
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BROWNE BROS. BROWNS BROS.
Did you know that the
price of wall, paper ,has ad-
t
vanced from 10 to 26 per cast
i
this spring? We bought a
large shipment Jast prior to
this advance, so we are la a
position to serve you the lat
est designs at the same aid
price.
You can get paper for ev
ery room la the house from
$1.25 up for. a room" lxxltxf.
Wa also have a complete
Une of W. P. Fuller eV Co.
PalnU, Oils aad Varnishes.
No old stock.
Doat forget the aumber,
1026 Main Street
SATURDAY SFBCIALS
20 per ceat discount oa all
Wall Paper.
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BROWNB BROS. BROWNS BROS,
of suffering pain, aad frequently press
ed hla hand to his side.
Mrs. Richard Derby, his daughter.
said that the Coloael was ill ail of
last alght He consulted a physician
today.
at St Louis
wss the platform upon which democ
racy will make this, year's race. The
democrats believe they have the
"edge on Ike repabllcaas, slmply,.
cause they will have an opportunity to
see what sort of a statement ef prin
ciples the Chicago convention kaa en
acted, and" to meet these prlafies ia
the democratic pledges,. ,
An Inside Bath .
Makes You Look
and Feel Fresh
Physicians the world over
mead the inside bath, elalmlag this la
of vastly more importaaaa thaa oat-,
aide cleaallaeas, because the
pores do not absorb, impurities Iato
the blood causing ill health, while tha
pores ia the ten yards of bowel do.
Mea and womea.are urged to driak
eaca morning, Decora areaatast, a
glass of hot water with a teaspeeaf ul
of limestone phosphate la it, aa a
harmless means of aalpias to wa
from the stomach, liver, klaaeya aad
saw aavvaasaavu, wVf SMVcaamam) 4SHB
the previous day's Udigeetlble
al, poisons, sour'blle amA' toa
bowels
material
las; thus
purifying the entire alimentary enaej
before putting mereAfoadjia.the
SlOBSSCf.
Juat as soap aad bet water eleaase
aad freshen the skla, so kotvwator
ami limestone phosahafe .aet. oa the
eiimtaauve organs. ,
Those who get up wtth a bad breath
coated tongue, nasty, taste or have a
dull, aching head, sallow complexion,
add stomach; others who are subject
to. bilious attacks. .or eoaaUpaUoa,
should obtain a quarter pouad of lime
stone phosphate tat tbadrug atore,
ThU will coat very (Jtttf, hut toauAI.
cleat to demonstrate the value of la
side bathing. Thaa who eoatlaue It
each, orning are. ;ss)ired,.of pro.
Bounced results, both la tasard to
health,, and sppearaaee, Adv.'
' ,.
Oiled paper has been foaad to baas
excellent material, for paekiaf . tree
fetedllags whea sUaped U aratea.
When cratw are net wed, paperrUaed
burlap .makes, a,pareuiarlr setiejae
my wrapper,
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After Fibbing About Hit Age, Youth
, Sy WILBUR S. FORRBST
(United Press Stan Correspondent)
1-ONDON. June 14, Scads of thrills
enough to make the wildest dreams
cf a uorio hero pale to Insignificance
have been packed Into the youag life
of Lieutenant Clifford Probert, aged 17.
The full atory came today from Blaen
nvoa, Wales, Probert'a native, .village.
Daring deeda. uader Are, promotion
from the ranks, awarded the D. 8. O.,
wounded tweaty-two times, blown up
while on a hospital ahlp aad taper of
memory are n few of the youthful
soldier's experieacee.
Before the war youag Probert oper
ated a haulage eagiae ia a coal mine,
aad was the aeelataat chief boy scout
of the district. Ia September, 1914, he
joined the army by misrepresenting
hla age to a recruiting sergeant. He
told the sergaaat he was 18 years old
wkea be was only IB. Ills parents ob
jected to his militarism, so he changed
hla name to William Gordon Williams.
At Hill No. 66 In Northern Franco,
the youthful soldier received his bap
tism of Ire. He also went to the hos
pital for twelve weeks with ' two
wounds in the head and two In the
legs. Some time after he had rejoined
his regiment, the colonel commanding
decided, that a distant tower was be
ing used as an enemy observation post
The colonel chose two mea to cut the
wjrea that connected the tower with
enemy batteries. The mea chosen were
Lieutenant Murphy aad Williams (or
Probert). After crawling two hundred
yards through darknassMa the direc
tion of the tower. Murphy was shot
through the head.
Porbert crawled forward aad event
ually arrived. He dug In the ground
around the tower for an hour with bis
"Young Joe
If coasistent tralalng counts for
aaythlag.wBobWe Allen aad "Youag
Joe Gaaa" should ba In the beet pos
sible condition when they meet each
other Saturday alght la the main event
of the Klamath Athletic Club's smok
er. In spite of the hot weather, both
boys are bexlag, skipping rope and
doing road work. '''
The two will meet In a six round
bout, which promises to be real Inter
estlng. Billy Hatfield will referee,
and the local BUI Jordan, Louis Oer
ber, will make tke usual Introductions
sad anaouaeemeats.
Kiofchlp of Dorris and Battling
Llvlnaky of Weed, two clever Heat-
weights, will appear In a three round
preliminary. There will also be two
bouU of two rounds each by loeal
boys as' a eurtaia raiser.
The value of livestock drlna f
dlaease oa the aatioaal forest ranges
In 1915 was less than 1206.606. a ma.
rlty of the eattlemea are now vaeei-
natlag their atoek for Maekle. one ef
ifiiiiMtdt' diseases of
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Imndi before he discovered" the wrae.
There were seventeen, which meant
Hint soventeen German batteries were
bolng nccuratly informed of the .ac
curacy of their fire on the British past
Uoiih. Probert tried to snip the wires
with his pocket knife. The metallic
round produced, however, aaadt .the
operation dangerous, aad ke.soeekjedj
hi Red cross pacxet ror vaaauae.
Smearing the oil on the wires, he
spent several hours in nolaelessly eat
tlnp all seventeen, and then crawled
Uullously back to the British treackee.
It was on September ISth. the start
of the big nritlah offensive, that the,
young trooper agaia got Iato actiea.
Hla regiment charged. A handful
mached the third line of the Oermaa
trenches. Probert was one of the
Imndful. A shell exploded aearby aad
threw him Into the air. Date' awf
aufferlng from the shock be arose aad
rhnrged again, but came under the Are
or a machine gun, and fell with Ave
tullet wounda In hla abdomen, both
bins riddled and hla head badly bat
tered, ne lay la the open, without at
tention, for two days before stretcher
benrcra came along.
Probert hovered between life aad
death In a base hospital for weeks.
Youth and vitality finally conquered,
v:it II he had sufficiently recovered
strength to be aent to Bnglaad.
Subsequently, with other Wounded
men, he, was takea to Boulogne aad
tneed nboard the hospital ship Aagiia.
The ,Anglla, Bty wy cress the
English channel, en route to Folk
atone, when ahe was mined. The ex
rloalon occurred just as a aurse waa
raising Probert'a head, to see ike coast
of England.
The nurse nnd an orderly carried
Probert, cot and all. to the mala deck,
snd telling him to hold oa tight, slid
him into the sea. A rescuing destroyer
Gam" Tram
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Callfornia-Oregen Fewer Csmaaay.
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tNUTiue There is doHaquoat aaoa tha fonawiag oasensea " r?
account of Assessmeat (Na 4) levied ba tha lith aay of April, 111.
several amounts set opposite tat aimr of tha raspecUve aharehoUeri, as
follews: V T" ' "
NOTICB-Thare la dellaauoat
NAMB.
Murcantlla Trust 'abuiv nt Su rhLi.. (huiu IBS
Mercantile Trust Comaaay ef Baa iTaaeiaeo, Trustee JtT
Mercantile Trust Coempaay of Baa FraMl, Tmtee, - JW '
MercanUle Trust Comaaay ef Saa FraacUeo, Truetee JsM
Mercantile Trust Compaay of Saa Fraae'iwTraetoe .,466
Mercantile Trust Compaay of Saa rraaclsco, Trustee ..461
Mercantile Trust Compaay of Saa FrwisM; Trustee ..4ff
Mercantile Trust Compaay of Baa fraaclsoa, trittoa ..462
abb in acaoraaaoa wiia, Mw.aaa aa,i
on the llth day of April. Iflij aomaay j
w nuy aajtecessaw wm aa sold at
HwuwrB.a-.retn.sNwaTaaamsp, uaisiflrpis, oatweMff ".BT.sn'lti'ttMie.
tb. hour of 12 oniwm mmfjjm&t
on, together with costs of adrertislag and lff)fihrM.iI
j. O. TaTOMfipw.
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Oatet: Number Ul Utaaa4araTJeamt, afraalsw, Ca
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nicked him ua before he h, ...u
too much sea water. "
Kventually he arrived In t is..iuw
hiwpltal,.. Here he waa awarded the
medal of the dlstlntulshad .!.. ..
d,er for gsJIaatry. sad apprised of hi,
pmotton, to a lieutenancy. ''" '-'
weeaa laior, lTObert was well
enough to be.dlf charged (rem the as?
fore aomethlag seemed to snap la hu
brain aad wipe away hla memory. Tai
young officer was Anally found la Lea
dog, wandering. 8cconeriMnUed
urn nma BMfTBpB BUblld i
a London aewspaHr ' It was not until
he caught sight of. familiar sceaes la
hla native village that Probert re
gained hla memory. He hopes to re
join hla regiment la another month.
"I want, to get bach: into the scrap
before it la all aver,- Probert U tell
ing hi towumaV'up la Blaenavoe,
Wales.
COMB SAGE TEA
IMIO GRAY HAIR
OARKINA BAAUTIULFLV ANO St.
TOg ITS NATURAL COLOR
AND LUSTRff AT ONCt
Common garden sage brewed Iato a
heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn gray, streaked aad
faded hair beautifully dark aid huuri
ant. Mlxlag the sage tea aad sulphur
recipe at home,. though, is troublesome.
An, easier way is to get the ready-to-use
areaaraUoa Improved by the addi
tion of other Ingredients, costing about
GO.oeaU a bottle, at drug stores, kaewa
as "Wyeth'a Sage aad Sulphur Coat
pound," thus avoidiasa.lot of muss.
While gray, faded hair U not slaful
wa all, desire to retain cur youthful ep
pearaace aad.attractiveaesa., By dark
ening your kair, with Wyeth's Sage aad
Sulphur Comppuad, no one caa fall,
because It does it so aaturaly, so eves
ly. You. just, dampen a sponge or soft
brush with it aad draw this through
your hair, takiag oae amall atraad at a
time; by morsiag all gray hairs have
disappeared. After another applica
tion of two your hair becomes beau
tifully dark, glossy, soft and Jasarl
aat aad you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage aad Sulphur tCoamouad
U a dttUajrtfultoi'at requisite, It U art
lats&ded.ror Ut .ears. aUUgatiaa or
prtresUoa.of diseue. Adv.
EVHtYTHING ELECTRICAL
HaAaalat Irene, ChaAlaf Olebea,
Fuse Flute, Batteries, Flash LlahH
Hwdy LaMe'rae, ate., ate. Aeti
matee Wfotrieal iMUIleWf.
cheerfully fivaa.
CECIL WEEKi,
ILiTR40IAN
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BALK MOTICS.
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