v
TUWAVUtVj21
mmTcredits
11 is signed
THE, EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON
PAMTHMI
FANMIII MAY D0RnW T ,X'
T,NT Of HAUF THEIR LAND
VALUKB AND 80 PER "NT OF
IMWOVIMSNTB
rs: m-:-, -
,iflt WM-oi, today I.IW1WI tlir
lU,Vl crciU- bill .iMl.. for lunr
I hill Wt-fM 1-irMlil t " HlKlllllK.
XL PwWrnl ..!. .. uliorl talk In
vhlchVloudnlt ilcaiifariiiw.
T1 tin pnw-r"- ,wm,v': ,o:,1'
',. n ac llnltctl Stales. 'ch with
r,lriUllWllOH ' I"".000. "UbNClllKHl
w the gomiient, ir not privately.
Vncy li l t" I '" ",," f"rm
ug bOOll
Lomi war ma,l '""" '
Mocbtlon. W fii wishing to borniw
4 III airee to buy mf k euimllliiK 6 1j
, 0( the loan mm will Im. Hindu
Ulllni: on hair the vlu".
Itu P" c'nt "' "'" ll"l",,v,",",
uIum on which the. loan Ih secured
Lojw m) be made for teinw rang'
Im from 5 I" 40) van
... m - -
Oppo Change ol Name
I'nlifJ l'int Hr-r.
WASHINGTON l 0. July IH.
(tufln, tke prohibition candidate ror
inwlcknl. ilrnliHl totta) minora ui hip
prohibition pmgmmlve fuitlon. Up de
tUrn I be rumor were started (o boom
WIIIUw Sulir. funnel governor of
New York, for ilx iitntilliltlon pieal
Jrntiil nomination In a speoch to
morrow Cliafln will oppose the pro-con-ratlon
move to change tin1 imum or
the prohibition party
m
The CMIcole agency I the home of
tht .Ktna wmpanle t I'
HURRICANES PLAY j
HAVOC IN SOUTHS
NORTH ANO OOUTH CAROLINA
DI0TRICT8 QUFFCR DAMAOE TO
MILLS ANO CROPS BY RELEASED
WATERS
' 1'iilieil l'i ! Hon Ire
WAHIIINOTON. I). '. Jill) IK,
riooilH mill huitlrnni'ii lii Not III t.'nio
. linn and South Carolina have purnly
ol t'omimmletitloim with tin dlntrlrtH
nnViii'tl Mini) hi hires lme been tie
H till) I'd 111(1 1'INpll lllllll'll
1 I'lw liunilti'il people nut IiiiiiiiiIi'kh
Tlu torrents bioke several law
'iliiinri, deMreyliu: nilllit nml fiu-mrles
In Aithvlllo tlu nticotM at i' Inuiiilfii ,
nil Imhi'o of life nri lur;i Many
'liiilnit Imve been lout.
Item-tie work In iiiecrrixlni: liul
'tli'Splle tlilft I In- iltiimiKi' will tut Kri'iU
Four Buds of Congressional Society
CHECKS ENOUGH;
CAN'T CASH THEM
jgSpaaaaaaaaaSfBSKjBi
BBBBmmv V v V &Bt&j LaVB
A VaWVUkiW' 1
n x . m ui m . . i -irfri'...nixr
Wood
41.411, I.IMII AMI IMUIV
tal lu ; IrnirUi. Our bmt
Mark mum) U iMIvrrnl rllrwt
fnwi ltnt. ami U alwajra ilrf
One IimiH Mill rimvlnr f o.
KLAMATH FUEL CO
0. IVriaa, Mr. Vhnmm IN
i
Specials
OtvlUd Chlckan, Undt rwoed'a,
rtln , ..2c
Mickaril, -Normanna Brand,"
Cm b tervtd hot or cold,
mii SOe
Ulctd Btaf "BeachNut,"
'r lrga Jar ,..Mc
Chain "Helnrlehathalar,"
A flna Camembtrt typa, at Sic
Hirffid Olivaa, "ta Savlllant,"
mall bottla -6c, large Mc
''quart ......60c
Qna Juice, S. 4 W."
Mf Ale, "Cllquot Club,"
rir Douia . an
" ntc
Van Riper Bros.
THE QUALITY STORE
Get the Habit
uiiii kpi
i JUSTICE OF THE PEACE FINES OF
J FENOERS, THEN CAN'T CA8H
j THEIR CHECKS ASKS STATE
i TREASURER
t llllt'd Pin Mrnlrr
HACUAMKNTO, July IN--A JuMlcn
of tln tftct nt lluini' In tin ri'innlp
niouuliiltiH In tin' Kim: Itlvnr rountry,
(IIn bin trntibloM In a InttiT rKolvinJ
by Htatn Tri-uMincr rrli-iul Illchnnlxon
Jtmtlri J. K. Itoblniion hunlly Unowx
whnl In ilo with ttn in-opln thnt tin ban
tn din' toi vlnlntlnK tin Kami' lawn,
Thfti' In no hunk tlnin- Tim vlntntorn
of tin Knnii' Imwh hnvi' clu-ckti, but no
inonny Hlinll tli Jiintlri M'liil tin vlo
lutorn without tin- real coin Movent)'
lv mllaa OTtr U moaaUlna to Uie
nrnrtrnt Jail, or tnke a check. The Jux
tlce nny
"If I lint' a man up here from a re
mote part of the ntftte who ban not the
money, unit no one here hax tlin canli
to ennh hi check, I inuxt take bin
rhrck or nothlne. or nmylxi ri-inlt thu
line, or ncnil him to Jnll. Now what In
thu pioper cotinii for nm to puniuu?
The Jail In Hiivimty-fivo mili'N from
hi re. Am I lo nenil n man to Jail be-
rntiNi' I mlKht think hlN check Ih no
cwxl. nor nny bank or nnyboUy bro
with money to crnIi It I think I would
ir.nko a wnrne blunder than takluK hi
check.-
I
r?s ,A'ATfH4aJLi.
iSH &fSi-. A-timM'MM
'i' m 'xd.'i'M.ar:ix
W'rtwv&mvi
uiar
MINE STOPS DAY
TO GIVE MEOALS
IRISHMAN WHO HAS WORKED
FOR MINING COMPANY FOR 50
YEARS REFUSES TO RETIRE ON
A PENSION
I
I'nltcd 1'rt'Nn Sorvlcc
OAMJMKT, Mich.. July 15. Tho blK-
lU-Ht and riclioHt coppor ininu In the
luorld, tho Calumet and Uocla. HU.ipcnd
,ed bUMlniMH today, ilcaplto tho pnor-
iiiouh war boom buxltioxH that'rt keopliiK
nil mliii'H on tho Jump, to ontprtaln 1U
20,000 employt'H and their famllleH In
commnmoratlon of tho Hunil-centnnnlal
of tho dlacovcry of tho rich property.
Uold, allvor and bmnxe modala were
proNontcd tn 1,355 vctoran employes
by Iroldpnt AKaaalt, 165 of whom
havo worked for tho company ovor tar
ty yeara.
Timothy O'Sbea, who worked Um
flrat pit of tho mine lift)' yoara and alx
montbH URO, rofUHCH to retire on hla
pimalon,
, ww"l
soupi
'!&' towton
Mm at
H-10osti
r.
a!?- a r. J.
JWai lw -o-U
nn ..,.v' -.""
tUadaoaa
jr"wai--ii' z: zrz?' r"j:
tESSSr Oar. wui u SHSS?
GARRETT'S BONO SET BY
COUNCIL AT 120,000
Tho bond of J. 11. Oarrott, who has
tho contract for Improvement or tho
HhlDDlnaton roadway, waa fixed by tho
ojty council laat night at 120.000. Thin
Ih 148,91 morv than tbn contract price
for tho road.
Tho ordnanco authorizing Mayor
CrlHlor to enter Into a contract with
Mr. Onrrott for tho work waa read for
tho third tlmo, and paaaed laat evening.
Try Caplan Again
United PreaH Service .,
LOR ANQELBa. July 18. Tho ec-
onu trial or uavia uapian, aucuao w
connplracy In connection with tne uy
uamltlni of tho Loa Angtlta Times
K
aula :t,K' i ' f.t ':-i'i.jj
mm ' m
ffatfSaC ."
ftaavUBVBVBVBVaWl t' "
MWmmmm&imm
mmWw
aBaVaVadftrv Jl iiit &J X 5bi BbVbVbVbVbVbV
aVaHBm4MTr WSLbvB
laVaBatak' Tf t NtKdaVaVaVaH
iKSjjaf &1 MaT LaVaS
cIbbBbW & - aH
BaLff y-jt'tJfcafaWBayBBBam.
T
Epidemic ot Bad Boys .
is Sweeping England
i
j By HAL O'FLAHERTY
(United I'reHH Staff Correnpondent)
I LONDON, June 23 (By mall) Eng
M.'inil Ih belnR nwept by nn epidemic of
, bnd )xyyn. Kvrr nincc war began thoua
I nndn of homcH have been left in charge
(i)f motherH who had depended on their
'men to discipline the younicstprs. Un-
rc'tnilncd) how thnt their fatbera aro
nt the front, tho futherlcnn generation
'U running the gnmut of mlnchlef and
petty crime.
i Aiiierlciin motheru left In the same
I predicament at the beginning of the
Krirmlnh-Amprlcnn war will underotand
I how corely tried nre the Rngllxh wo
linen In ntt erupting to keep their nonn
Jin the p.'ithH of rightPOUnnPKB.
. 'I'hc xltuntlon In aggravated becauiie
'the vnr ban given riso to Impetuous
MttluriH und wordH on the part of the
jm.MijHti'rB, who daily read and hear of
rm-n.'ge nnd puHnlon In the war zone.
In nppenling for funds for a home
MIm Knthiirlne Overman, dnughtori William' II. Hankhcad of Jasper, Ala.,
of K.'iiatnr and Mm I-e H, Overman j who dercatcd Klchmond P. Hobson for
of North Carolina, linn been a popular, the democratic nomination for con
mlilltlon to WnNhlngton Hocloty nlnco greH, will be one of tho prettiest buda
the family leimcd n homo In tho capital. In Washington'! official society next
llerutofora Minn Overman and ber ala-' winter. Miss Bankbead Is now a school
ter. Mlb Uracil Ovorman, have apent girl in one of the capital's smart ftn
moiit of their tlmu in North Carolina, j Inning schools, and is already well
MIhm Mary Ilardwlck, daughter of known here among the younger ieL
Senator und Mm. Thoman W. Hard- She Is a granddaughter of Senator
wick of Georgia, Is one of the beauties Hankheod. .
of the Koutheni congressional act, MIsh Isabel London, daughter of Rep
wliiire beauty honora are won only reKcntatlve Meyer London, the only
iigulnKt the Mivetx-Hl competition. coclallst In congress, is popular in con
Minn Kugenlu llankhead, daughter of grcsHlonal society.
English Government Will
Conduct Liquor Business
LONDON, July IK. The lirltlsb gov
ernment'H liquor control board has
M'lzod tho four big breweries at Car
llnle und all the satoonH In tho district,
nnd will run them. This Ih believed to
be the Hint actual movii in Lloyd
Oeorgo'H reiKirted plan for the govern
ment to tnko ndvantngo of our war
control tn tnko over tho liquor trado
ax It linn (nkon ovor and Ih running the
telephones und railroads in war time,
(leorge'x ullimuto object Is believed to
he the death of the liquor traffic In
Knglund.
The governments agents in Carlisle
district gave the liquor men only ten
' days' notice of the seizure. The own
ers wilt be paid for tholr properties,
either In cash or government war
bonds, Some of tho saloons are to be
closed, ns tho government's idea Is to
hno only n few big saloons at central
polntx rather than many small drink
lt;j' houses scattered about in resi
dence neighborhoods. The saloon and
brewery men havo no choice In the
mutter.
Batting Averages
The following Is the batting aver
ages and other dope on euch member
of tho local baseball team, Including
the game last Sunday:
I'layorx. AD. K.
nigbee ... lt
Carman l
Dognrt 29 9
Orcein wood 38 1G
Clntliu - 33 13
lohn'-Mi . .., 63 11
Alten ..t Gl 9
Nelson 31 13
Peterson - 27 G
llowdon 62 7
Palmer G
H.
23
o
11
1G
12
1G
16
9
7
13
9
Pet,
.623
.600
.379
.376
.363
.302
.294
.290
.269
.250
.209
Totals -116 10G 13G .326
Stolon busoa llowdon 4, Johnston 3,
aimer 3, nigbeo 1.
Sacrifice hits llowdon 6, Uroonwood
i. Clniko 4, nigbee 1, Nelson 1, Do
tart 1, Alton 1.
Two base hltH Dlgboo 7, Oroonwood
;, Nelson 4. Cliirko 4, Uogart 4. Alten
l. JohtiHton 3, Palmer 3, Jolly 1.
Throe base hlta Oroonwood 2. Nol-
won 2, tilarko 2, Alton 1.
Home runs lllgboe J, Alien i,
Inrko 1,
ii..,wi iwooivad from nearly all
section of Douglas county Indicate
that tlilv vtar'u crop of prunes will far
BONANZA niUKKS
The ranchers in this section are
wearing a broad smile. The splendid
rains of the last few days have made
thu crops look One.
II. O. Bussoy of Langell Valley has
bought tho hay crop on Mrs. Parson's
place, nnd has bopn busy cutting the
crop.
Kev. II. J, Van Kossen will preach In
Bonanza next Sunday at 8 o'clock, and
on Monday will hold the fourth quar-
toily conference.
Mrs. II. It Johnsou'a mother, Mrs.
Hubbard, Is spending a few days In
Bonanza.
linv 1. Burke, ptlnclpal of the Bo
nanza schools, will leave thla week
for Oklahoma. He will go alone, but
rumor nan It that someone will c-
company him on tho return trip.
Flrea 8tronger Today
I'nlted Pross Sorvfc
SANTA U08A, July 18. The brush
(Iiwh near Rlonldo are stronger today,
and It is feared that the town U im
nnrtiiod if the wind rises. It la report
ed that a nan was sees setUif the
Ares Saturday. -
ifor boya the Bishop of Manchester de
clared that "anyone who has seen a
mother trying to manage awboy be
, t weon the ages of 14 and 16, knows she
has her bands full. Her control Is an
apitenl to the boy's affection, and It Is
vcrv difficult for her to enforce the
needed appeal to the boy's sense of
duty.
Hundreds of beys have been arrest
ed for petty offenses who are too young
hi join tbn colors and too old to put
up with feminine discipline.
Juvenile homes are rapidly filling up
'with hoys who have been declared In
corrigible after numerous appearance
In court. The London papers carry
idvprtlxementH offering counsel ar.d
help to mothers who.-.o ions have bo
(ome unruly. The private services of
ii. en who have had wide experience In
! handling boys are offered. Records
show that the majority of these bad
boys come from war widows' homes.
New City UutLry
ALL HAND WORK
Wa euarantee superior werk
Shirts, Collars and all Silk Ooods
and Fancy DreMe. or anything
el te.
Phone 154
127 Fourth SL
KLAMATH FALLS. ORE.
Send u.i your work by parcel post
r pxprmiH.
Grand Union Tea Store
Special Portland prices on
Teas, Ctf ees. Spices
aod Sudries
A Trial will Convince Yon
B. P. LEWIS
Sixth and Oak. Phone 22fJ
YouCanGetaLot
OR IN HALF NOTKM
- :
Another fine rain visited our parts
Sunday.
1.. M. Lyons of Boanaza visited with
C. O. Hunt. Walter Milts and family
nlso wero gupstx there Sunday.
A. Hwltzer Is hauling his winter
wood now while the roads are good.
Jami-n Stnnxblc made a business trip
(n Klamath Falls Saturday.
The farmcra In this neighborhood
are a little uneasy about the grass
hoppers at Long Lake. They seem to
be working over the mountain in the
direction of this neighborhood.
Chester DeLap expects to move soon
to the Brown ranch at Round Ijike,
which be purchased recently.
The Southwest Klamath Farmers'
Development League meets next Satur
day at the office or H. R. Olalsyer,
county agriculturist?
ORPHEUS THEATER
I Tuesday and Wednesday
1 "Queen of the Prophets,"
Seventeenth Episode of Oraft
"The Rose Colored Scarf,"
Two Reel Gold Seal Feature
"Avenged by a Pish,"
One Reel L-Ko Komedy
BBBBEBBBBd4lAr 'K SBBBBBi
'BSSSSSSBSSSsSSKf'BDpXMi , m BBBBh
lspeaBBBBV4 . ! Z BBBa
jHsKpPaalEirVfl
TarB? " ,fc"BCBr
;Of satisf action by buying
! your Wood anb Hay from us
"Going to the Dogs,"
One Reel Powers Comedy
SIX REELS GOOD MUSIC !Sahnrn CSTI WaM
-at. ma 4 IVW4IV VOJaai If V WV
I ngmiumn niwin iw wm t
i .
i Phone 72
622 Main Street
See Chllcote for homes In the city or
country. 1
Phemeft" attention flven te rental eat
lections. CMIoete 1
LUMBER OUTPUT
MUCH CURTAILED
CURTAILMENT IS SAIO TO BE
MORE THAN 60 PER CENT OVER
THC PRODUCTION OF THE
WEEK BEFORE
Herald Special Service
PORTLAND, July 18. During the
sawmill midsummer repairing season,
which came to an end this week, pro
duction in the fir district was curtailed
more than 50 per cent, according to
the weekly trade review of the West
Coast Lumbermen's Association.
In its analysis qf the barometer the
association advised that while orders
exceoded production by 47.82 per cent,
and shipments exceeded production by
25.G6 per cent, business did not show
improvement as to volume over the
previous week.
In other words, the barometer show
Ing. whllo seemingly favorable as re
gards the relation of new business and
shipments to manufacture, was wholly
Influenced by the abnormally restricted
output.
In the matter of new orders for rail
delivery, ninety-nine mills tho previ
ous week reported twenty cars more
business than 116 mills last week:
while the same ninety-nine mills the
previous woek shipped 891 cars more
than did the 116 mills represented In
the latest barometer. It also was ex
plained that unshipped orders in the
cargo trade had decreased 4,699,875
feet, as compared with tho previous
week.
For rail deliver', the 116 mills re
ported new orders at 1,760 cars, or an
nverage of 379,310 feet per mill.
In the cargo trade new business
amounted to 9.296,259 feet, of which
5,840,000 feet was represented In new
orders for export delivery.
The total of new business for the
week was, therefore, 63,296,259 feet,
or an average of 459,450 feet per mill.
Orders shipped totaled 1.134 cars In
the rail trado, equivalent to 28,350.000
foot. Local deliveries by team and
automobllo amounted to 2,901,998 feet.
Cargo clearances totaled 8,790,980 feet,
bringing the combined shipments, roll,
loral and cargo, up to 40,042,978 feet,
or an average of-345,198 feet per mill.
Unshipped orders in the rail trade
total 173.600.000 feet; In the coast
wise trade, 64,036,981 feet, and 1b the
export trad SS,IM,M1 ft.
V'- ---- eeeeeeeoeeeaMeeeMi--i-vv-.
T
r
DRINK HOT WATER AND RID
I JOINTS OF, RHEUMATIC RUSTf
Why iteumttisin and iiMttafo arffcnrs atovM Jrink phospluted .
hot water each faming before watktart
T
?
j
RHKUMATISH i
t
RUST A '
B
BBWBk BEBIWyS
Hfl89 '
rust or
Just as coal, when it burns, leave
behind a certain amount ot laoaaaaua
tible material in the form of ashes, so
the food and drink taken' day after
day leaves in the alimentary canal a
certain amount of indlgeetlble ma
terial, which If not completely elim
inated each day, becomes food for the
millions of bacteria which Infest the
bowels. From-thla mass of left-over
waste material, toxins and ptoautat
like poisons, called uric add, is form
ed and then sucked into the blood
where it continues to circulate, cot
lectlng grain by grain In the Joint of
the body much like rust collects; oa
the binge shown above!
Men and women who suffer from
lumbago, rheumatism or sore, stiff,
aching joints should begin drinking
pbosphated hot water, not as a means
to magic relief froaa pain, but to pre
vent more uric acid forming la the
system. Before eating breakfast each
morning, drink a glass of real hot
water with a teaspoonf ul of limestone
phosphate In It. This will first aeu
traltze and then wash out of the atom-
ach, live:, kidneys and bowels the
previous day's accumulation of toxna;
thus, cleansing, sweetening and fresh
ening the entire alimentary canal,
each morning, before putting more
food Into the stomach.
A quarter poand of limestone phos
phate costs very little at the drag
store but U sufficient to make any
rheumatic or lumbago sufferer an en
thusiast on the morning Inside bath.
Millions of people keep. their joints
free from these rheumatic acids by
practicing this dally internal sanita
tion. A glass of hot water with a
teospoonful of limestone phosphate,
drank before breakfast. Is wonder
fully invigorating; besides, It is aa
excellent health measure because It
cleanses the alimentary organs of all
the waste, gases and sour fenneata
tlons, making one look and feel clean,
sweet and fresh all day.
Those who try this for one week
may find themselves free from slek
headaches, constipation, btlloua at
tacks, sallowaess, nasty breath and
stomach acidity. adv.
Opportunity
Will Float
Into your net often If yoa have Um
money to hold It Make aw you
will by startlag a savings aeaeaat
here today aad add regularly to It
The snore yoa save the greater year
opportunities will be. Yoa eaa well
afford to deny yourself seamy
pleasures- with such rewards la
sight.
a fcrSaB amsmmtfmmmBsmml
SSpV SsmmmmmmmmmmmmmmK
FIRST STATE 6142 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
M
T
m
RJKI
m
J.
frl
building, baa bats aat for October 16th.
burp&is previoua yew.
W,
w
?;