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Farm Credits Conference
Seeks Check Large Waste
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ERICSSON WILL
HAVE MEMORIAL
INVENTOR OF MONITOR, TERMED
A "CHEE8EBOX ON A RAFT,"
WILL DC REMEMBERED DY THE
NATION
60 VILLISTAS
-AIOEFEATED
ROUTED BY CARRANZISTA8 IN
BATTLE FRIDAY 8IXTY MILES
FROM CHIHUAHUA CITY ARMY
MEN MUCH INTERESTED
United I'rcfui Service
El, I'ASO, Tex., Aug. 22. Official
dlxpatchrn from Mexico City say that
nixty VllllHtaH under General Domln-
Bie were Hcverely defeated alxty
mllc.i from Chihuahua City last Fri
day.
It Ik reported that army offldalH are
much IntereHted becauno the battle
wan no near the border, following In-
xlKtence by Carranzlfltaa that all Vll
llHtaH be driven from the mountain.
Jaiircz official! profcus no knowledge
of the battle.
finlM.
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Think It
Over
SuccNiful men without
rtption have helpful banking
tonnKtloDi.
Tbre Ii no other way of
Mtlifactorlly handling your
flnucM.
Open an account with lb la
trotif Nntlonnl Hank and
mil younielven of the advan
Up which will accrue,
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
Klamath Falls. Oregon
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"waHleful anil IiiIiiiiIIoiih In the vt.h""n ""'" '"
Ireme" by the vommlltee In Iih ni"et
Iiik notice.
Hurveyn wilt be made pi lor to the
winter withering that will nhow the
movement of rropi hucIi an llveitocl:,
Itrnln, cotton nnd hay.
The whole milk problem and lt re
lation to city dliitrlbutlon will be wnik
eil out.
Practical plana will be drawn for
eliminating wle. Improving farm pio
ilurlM and Increasing the ronHiimptlnn
tf certain farm rropn.
Half of the conference work will lie
from Htrllclng
urn Iiik ten-
home own-
In i; farmeni.
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i , .... . ' fifty-four years after
PJ'lBiniP til till l.Wllll-1 t'll,l'( illU IU
the IiiikIIi'hh man and the Immigrant
will be illHCUHHed. We expect dele-
Htate In the Union
and fiom Canada."
A featuie of the winter iichmIdiik will
be heailiiKa In tirllii; out neeiled In
fin iniitlon The icmiltM of careful In
veatlgatlon anil long experience will
bu pienented on piactlcal phases of
tl.e ijucitlnuH.
rnrmeni' orgnnlzulloiiM will be In
vited to Hcud men to tell their differ
ences "The conference Ih an open foium
COUNT OKUMA IS
NOW A MARQUIS
GRAND OLD MAN OF NIPPON E'-E-VATED
TO NEW DIGNITY BY
THE EMPEROR AT WAR CERE.
MONIES RECENTLY
C, Aug. 22. United Pro Sen-tee
IiIh epochal ' TOKIO, Japan, July 21. (By mall)
"chceiiebox on n raft" recued the From today forward, Japan's "grand
Union navy from utter destruction, old mnn," Shlgcnobu Okuna, will be
John KricHHon, Inventor of the hlntorlc known an Marqula, and not as Count.
Monitor of Civil War daH. Ih to have The pirmier waH elevated to the new
a memorial erected to him here. It dignity by the Emperor along with
ureinii certain. I several score other prominent Japan-
A bill for a $100,000 memorial haa cse during the ceremonies at the im
p.'iaeed tl.e house, and with strong perlal palace In commemoration of
backing la awaiting action in the sen- Japan's success in the war with Oer
ate. .Swedish-American societies are many, the conclusion of an agreement
urglnj: the bill, and expect its passage with China and the new Russo-Japan-at
litis HeHitlou. It developed in the C3e treaty.
house llbraiy commlttee'.s healing that' The event was made a national holl
the United States owes Criccnon or day, celebrated by all the cities In
hl.s helm an acknowledged debt, the Japan.
To Settle With Mexico
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now in Hh fourth year. It Ih non-par- Intercut on which, if compounded at 4
llnan. IIk dellbvrntloiiH lire followed per cent, would exceed the mini to be
up from year to year by committees apptoprlated for Ills memorial.
lievotrd to rural credllH and the fed- '""' "l"'"' bodlen working for the I KffortH to collect this money have
eral farm loan act will rome for Its '''''''KateH. been discontinued as useless, however.
chare of crltlclMin.
"The delegate will analyze the
Hcope and llmltntloim of the act," mild
Hoc re I a ry Charets W. Ilnlman of Ma I
lnon, WIkcoiihIii, today. "And when
they nre thmugh the American fanuer
wltl know what In expect under lt.
lemiH. Contrary to the general belief
this net does not xolve the rural cred
it problem. It Ih a beginning, but ti
crude one. It may prove to be nliuoi t
Inoperative In a number of Mates j
where federal Jurisdiction will cIiih'i
with exlHtlng homcHtcnd Ibwh.
"Nor docH tne act touch even re
motely the question of perHonnl cred-
South America Resents
England's Blacklisting
Mrs. Irwin Worse.
Mrs. John Irwin condition's sudden
ly became worse yesterday, and left
this morning with Mr. Irwin for Dav
ton, Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin re
turned fiom Portland only a few days
ugo, and it was thought the former was
much improved following an operation.
President Wilson baa named Asso
ciate Justice Louis D. Brandies and
Secretary of the Interior Franklin K.
Lane as members of the commission
to take up all problems of the United
States and Mexico with representa
tives to be named by General Car-ranza.
PADE & SHANNON
PLUMiINQ AND
STEAM FITTINQ
Stoves Bought,
Sold and Repaired)
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SHEET METAL WORK ,
OF ALL KINDS
1023 Main St.
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DH F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician
Suite 219, 1. O. O. F. Tempi
All acute, nervous and chronic
diseases successfully treated.
Hours 9 to 11 a. m., 2 to 6 and
7 to 8 p. m.
Phone 321
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CHICKENS
Friers and Young Hens
PRICES RIGHT
B. P. LEWIS
Grand Union Tea Store
Sixth and Oak. PhWM SMJ
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MANICURING
LADIES ONLY
GEM ROOMING HOUSE
Main Strtat
WE PLAN
Stock Buyer Hehe.
O. T. McKendree of Lakevlew, a
; well known livestock dealer, Is spend
ing a few days in Klamath.
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Now Daily Except Sunday
KLAMATH FALLS
AND ASHLAND
Reservations at American Hatel
Leave Klamath Falls S:S0 a, m.
NEW CARS,
CAREFUL DRIVERS
From
Western Crude
Wotcrn, Aiphih-bije, crude
nulict the highest grade motor
oil, not only in ur opinion, but
alto in the opinion of unpreju
diced expert! and ofincrcdi'uig
thoutaudi of MtishcJ uicn.
ZEROLEKE
ihtSianJard Oil for Hoht Cars
Sold by de ilen everywhere and
at all Service Stationi oi the
Standard Oil Company
(CUIMoU)
Klamath Falle
By CHARLES P. STEWART
(United Press Stun Correspondent)
11UKNOS AYItnS, Argentine, Aug.
J2. South Africans resent the British
blacklist an much as the United States
does. Tlieie Ih today pronounced 111
feeling between the Buenos Ayres
j omniercinl and Corn Kxchanges and
the IHilinh government.
narly lu the war the authorities in
London began iHHUlng lints of Gernmn
ioiit-ein:i In foielgn countries, Argen
tine Included, with which Englishmen
In i he Hume countries were forbidden
to have bUHinesH relations. These lists
hue been added to front time to time.
The two big UuenoH Ayres exchanges
took otllclal notice of this situation to
the extent of recognizing that the Brit-
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WANTED
Geldings, 3 to 8 years old. IS to 16
nandihigh, solid colors and sound.
Mules, 3 to 8 years old, 14-2 and
up in height.
Draft Horses, 4 to 8 years old.
H UJn K,amth Falls the remainder of this month.
Wlor Address
C. H. TURNER
HOTEL HALL, KLAMATH FALLS, ORGEON
plk-utions in transactions which ln
nv.llntely or Incidentally Involved Ar
gentine and numerous other foreign
houses in transactions it might have
been difficult, otherwise, to have iden
tlfd aH of a distinctly Anglo-Oerjiian
character.
In the last few weeks, however, the
British government has observed that
companies of friendly alien origin fre
quently do business on one side with
German nnd on the other with British
companies. An order was accordingly
issued from Loudon placing all such
establishments on the blacklist.
The Buenos Ayres Commercial and
Corn exchanges have gone formally on
lecord as recognizing no such inun
date. The result will be practically to
IhH mul German Interests In question u,llf' ,he BrltUh blacklist In Argon-
could not meet on a common footing. I "" nKl ""' ttta,:a " -uu 1""su
'lids wus an emburussment to the
Geiimum and 11 convenience to the
ITS Here!
Come In
and See Itl
This business always with the
customer's interest in view
Seehorn GETZ Wood
Phone 72
622 Main Street
Wood
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block woo la tfeUrereel
tram BheeK u4 to bIwbwb 4wj.
Oae Isa4 will coarlaca jam.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
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DRINK HOT WATER AND RID 1
houses that are disposed to respect it
voluntarily. Even the ones In this
likltol nlnuu run Imrillv rnananl llioli-
nnsllHh, inasmuci n. It obviated com- ,,,,,.... onler wMhoil. -lllnlnp
; their business, as they have now no
Matrimony Causes
Insanity in Ohio
United PrcHH Service
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Aug. 22. More
man led Ohlouns than single ones go
crazy, according to Acting Superin
tendent Williams or the ColumhUH
stato hospital today.
In the annual repoit he hus Just is
hi en Williams' lb? I ei show that ot
the C01 persons admitted during the
year, 214 weie married, 199 single, 90
divorced. 30 widowed and 6 separated.
I longer any guarantee that they will
. hot be trading directly with Qermaat.
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Why rheumatism and lumbago sufferers should drink phosphated
hot water each morning before breakfast
Strike Is Settled
milled Press Borvles
NKW YORK', Aug. 22. Mayor John
P. Mitchell announced today that the
threatened Hlrect cur men's strike hna
been nettled.
New stock of Moii'h Leather doves
lUHt received, COc to f 2.G0.
s m-tu J. V. MAQUIRR Co., Inc.
.
Accurate Information about city prop
erty and farm lands. See Chlleote. 1
Van Riper Bros.
THE HOME OF
CHASE A SANBORN'S
HIGH GRADE
TEAS AND COFFEES .
Malt-O-Meat, the Instant
Breakfast Food, pkg 25c
t "La Paloma,'..' Mexican style
Hot 8auce, can 10c
Crab Meat, "Midnight Sun"
brand, large can 43c
Sardines, "Underwoods,"
can 10c
"Pimentos," Spanish Sweet
Peppers - 1Se
Apple Btter, "Heins," ,
small Jar 18c
Get the Habit
The NEW "
Fairbanks
Mom
FARM ENGINE
Economical Simple
Light Weight-Substantial
Fool-Proof Construction
Gun Barrel Cylinder Bore
Leak-proof Compression.
Plls" ttt'HH little
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RHEUMATISM
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on skids with
BUILT-IN
MAGNETO
SH.P.-$66. 6H.P.-$1U
AUF.O.B. Factory
" Mors Than Rattd Powtr
aodsWondtrattbiPrict
G. C. Lorenz, Agent
70S MAIN STREET
Just as coal, when it burns, leaves
behind a certain amount of incombus
tible material In the form of asbes. so
the food and drink taken day after
day leaves in the. alimentary canal a
certain amount of Indigestible ma
terial, which if not completely elim
inated each day, becomes food for the
millions ot bacteria which Infest the
bowels. From this mass of left-over
waste material, toxins and ptomaine
like poisons, called uric acid, Is form
ed and then sucked into tbe blood
where It continues to circulate, col
lecting grain by grain in the Joints of
the body much like rust collects on
the hinge shown above.
Men and women who suffer from
lumbago, rheumatism or sore, stiff,
aching Joints should begin drinking
pnosphated hot water, not as a means
to magic relief from pain, but to pre
vent more uric acid forming In the
system. Before eating breakfast each
morning, drink a glass ot real bot
water with a teaspoontul ot limestone
phosphate in It. This will first neu
tralize and then wash out of the stom
ach, live-., kidneys and bowels tbe
previous day's accumulation of toxins;
thus, cleansing, sweetening and fresh
ening tbe entire alimentary canal,
each morning, before putting more
food Into the stomach.
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate costs very little at the drug
store but lt sufficient to make aay
rheumatic or lumbago sufferer an en
thusiast on tbe morning Inside bath.
Millions ot people keep tbeir Joints
free from these rheumatic acids by
practicing this daily internal sanita
tion. A glass of hot-water with a
teaspoonful of limestone phosphate,
drank before breakfast. Is wonder
fully Invigorating; besides, it Is aa
excellent health measure because it
cleanses the alimentary organs ot alt
the waste, gases and sour fermenta
tions, making one look and feel cleaa,
sweet and fresh all day.
Those 'who try this for one week
may find themselves free frost ekk
headaches, constlpatlcn, billow at
tacks, Ballowness, nasty breath 84
stomach acidity. adv. r.
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