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AMHTKHIAM, June . According
lo thr Antwerp correspondent f th
HMdrliM))il " (nn nuUwrllles
it nhrnl lv Issued nn adrolnlslra
i(( orilr rutlnii permission Jo the
riir of (thrnt tor the erection of a do
iU)yilri bouse. 0n" of ,n" fr"""1,
lion prvlilM tbt n dog butchr limy
,, ply inorr (hn about two pound of
dMim-ni a wk lo each family.
In lln oplnloj o' correspondent
Lun will I folluwtd In other lawn
of ikUlum. f"r wiutt In IncrttMlnu day
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN O. CLKOHORN
CasmU hVsrvoyiw
cum
DR j, H. CARTER
DENTIST
office, room r an s
WHITI BUILDINft
MONGOLIA FIRED
AND IS FIRED ON
OCCURRED JUNE 1ST. BHIP 380
MILE FROM ENGLISH COAST.
THE VESSEL ESCAPED BY MA.
NEUVERINO
LONDON, June 6 Th Amnrlcsn
Meitmnlilp Mongolia flrml four MioU at
h submarine on Juno ll, and Ilia sub
msrltm dlacbsrgrd a lorpmlo nt tlir
lliiKr. Neither wan damaged.
NEW YOltK. June C Thn Monicollit
wit 2C0 mile from England when thn
submarine appeared and Ami.
Thn steamship escaped the torpedo
by maneuvering, Ibrn opened up wllb
br guns and the sub-boat fled.
Mongolia arrived safely.
The
This In I be third or fourth ncountir
wltb nubrimrlnoN the Mongolia has bid,
In will di she Iirn slwsy been success-ful.
RUSSIA DESIRES TO
RECOGNIZE CHINA
Food Prepardnes Campaign
OFFICIAL
Oregon Agricultural College Extension Service and United tUUa Do
partmsnt of Agriculture Co-Operating
I'KKINO, June C.-Prlncn Kouda
clirff, (lie ItUKNlan minister at PeklnK,
ba mlvlfttH thn fore Inn ofBre that he
linn boon Instructor by his home gov
eminent to contlnun In charge of the
legation In China.
Tbn minister bIno advised the Cat-
mn government that Russia desires
iu nenti n uprciNi envoy io i;nwB, iur
Ibo purpose of conferring a high bon
or upon President I.I Yuan-bung and
ixpriNNlnx Itunsla's appreciation of
Chlna'N farmal recognition of the pro
visional government at Petrograd.
Willard Buyp Liberty Bonds
City
ft County Abstract Co.
ARTIIUI B. WILRON
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Walka, rioora, Puundatlont. Con
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MH Main Street
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The food situation demand liberal
production. It la Imperative that every
acre capable of producing crop be
planted to tboae thing which will be
In demand. The Pacific Northwest Is
incited at the end of transportation
lines. We must specialise on food stuffs
that yield a large amount or nutrients
per acre, and that can be snipped read
ily. Oregon fanners should produce
large quantities of the early maturing
spring grains and other seeds ror mis
vr. We ahould specialize on spring
wheat, spring barley and on heavier,
wetter lands spring oats is an especial
lv mod crop to grow.
We will also seriously need crops
that will make cheap food for llre
stock, Spring oaU and spring barley
will also be In demand to a consider
at.i. tn this vaj- for hr ournoses.
Corn makes one of our highest yielding
producers of stock feed, both for grain
and for silage purposes. Early varle-
Uea of corn aucb as Minnesota no. xz.
Oregon Dent. Minnesota King, will pro
vide an abundance of grain for nog.
sheep and cattle feed, and even to
some estent for horse feeding pur-
noses. "
I Later varieties, such as Minnesota
late seeding. Corn should not be
seeded until the ground warms up well
and Is ordinarily not planted until May
1st or afterward, except in extremely
warm sections.
One of our best crops for moderately
late planting is the field bean, especial
ly of the Lady Washington variety.
Varieties of the early white and col-;
ored bush beans will give splendid re
turns under conditions in most warm
Southern Oregon and Willamette Val
ley counties, as well as the Columbia,
Basin section. Beans are successful
only after the land warms up well, and
no crop js more productive of food per
acre.
Sugar beets, mangels, rutabagas and
carrots can stilt be seeded for a while.
and su good crops to grow at this
time the sugar beets for sugar man'
ufacture. the other roots for stock feed
lag purposes, and In some localities for
drying. Potatoes have a wide range or
planting, and may be planted very late.
Indications are. however, that our
acreage of potatoes will be ample.
Liberal plantings of clover should be
made with the grain in order to pro
vide nay for next year's needs.
Most of these crops thrive better If
planted early, but some of them, such
t -rreer"
and the ,jl'aasst ,ss,aast( splsjstil
feed forjtrertotjk. i t
Another cron which to wvaltr ateat-
ed late, and which does .well, to htwk
wheat on messt sotto IM'TartarlM
buckwheat: on others, the Japanese or
Silver bull variety.
Millet may be seeded tat far hay
nurooses. although it should be used
only in an emergency la that it la net
very productive except oa very warn
soils. Kale la one of our best pro
ducers of succulenoe for livestock, and
may be transplanted la Jane or July,
when there to sufficient mototnre In
the soil. Turnips seeded lata make
fine stock feed.
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Attna dtoaMllty oeltoleo work far
you when you cannot work for your.
sir. They are the otanoarsi or we
World. AekChllcett. M
Tour first patriotic
Liberty Bend.
duty Buy a
t.kaat. Mrvrrcas
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for la hTeoalaiat, that to to aarr(
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dtosorrlag aU'ioetoriwitt torso 'at
SMUffeay, aUoaod to bo ottotiac bo
twos the' atotetlC aW dsfnaiaat. ToM
and to bo hereafter held for aaagst?
and for aaca other ana rartaer reoec
aa awy bo la aeeord with law and jaw.
Uce.
Thto ananvMu to enbllsbod aaraaaat
to an order of the above entitled eaart
made and entered oa the tth day of
May. A. D. iti7, directing tao arat
tmhllcftttoa of aamaMiBN ta be aaado oat -
the Mb day of May, and tost pnbtlea
Uoa to be had on the 3th day of Jane,
HIT, that botag the Uao wKhia wbtoh
the defendaat to roaairod to appear or
plead. T. H. MILLS,
Attorney for FbUatMf, --I-1C-ZM-U-S9
fairly good returns when planted late.
tin .it OnlHen Qlow. Pride of the
North, and ao forth, will give a good
tonnage of silage of excellent quality.
lata seeding. Wheat ahould be seeded' Of the crops which may be planted
aa promptly aa possible. Barley ahould late, flax for seed Is one of the best
be seeded as early as possible, out is. nax or ei punuc 7 -
Injured leaat of the email cereals byjaary In our system in the Northwest,
(No. Ml)
Suit In Equity Divorce
In the Circuit Coart of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath,
V. C. Dixon, Plaintiff ,
vs.
Nola Dixon. Defendant
To Nola Dixon, the above named De
fendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon
You are hereby summoned and ro-
anlred to appear and answer the
plaint filed against yon la the above
oy a homo cof or bay a tot aasj
balM a homo, and yowll Have oomfort
tkrowah Nfo and peace la oM mo.
MV sawl IFoTsBa
entitled court and cause within alz
u th h&rlev. com and flax will give weeks after the first pmbllcatlon of
thto aunbnons In the Evening Herald
newspaper of Klamath falto. progon.
Ana U yon rail io appear mm bbwt
or otherwise plead within said tine,
the plaintiff, for want thereof, will ap-
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LIMffTV BOND OIBLI CLASt
A Ubertr Boad BtMo CkasThati
o been organised to KaUogh, N. C.
o it to known aa tbo, Tsagaara w
class of too first Prcsbytertaa ,
charch. and each of the IN awnav
bora of tbo class has agreed to
bar a liberty bond. B.B. Crawled
president and teacher of the claea. op
The anbaerlatlona are to bo xeaao
torn a Raleigh beak, which baa
established a liberty boast etob
and arranged f or InstaBasont pay-
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Thto Photogrsph show. Jess WIUkI-. ' -J. to connected in BJJ,
Mrs. Ray Madill
formerly In charge of the Kelsey
Roomlni House has leased the
roomlni house over Link River
llootrlo Co and will conduct
same under the name of
Star Rooniog House
..fc.ntnlnn heawwelcht. WhO iS nOW
performing with a circus, buying 12.000
f tiiwrtv bonds In UoNton. E. P. Cul-
Mill Englnosr
Mill engineer with California state
license deslrea posltl6n. Call or write
Chas. Martin. Houston Hotel, 5-6t
m
If you are looking far a homo In the
city or country, Chlleoto can save you
money. Ho hao the exclusive sale of
many of the boot forma and ranches.
SS3 Main at K
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
m.i. far the nadlng of the Klam
ath Falls Municipal Railway will be
received at 805 WII1IU building, this
city, June 14, ". ru" P"'
may bo obtained at the above address.
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Tickets, on sale Dally!
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SANTA CRUZ
Writer free bookloti State Region
We Will Olaoiy Aaotot Yau In Arrang
Ing your Trip .,
ASK ANY AOBNT
Southern Pacific
Have you bomht your Liberty aonoer
'.,. .i of the bonds. Is shown recelV'
ing tho champion's subscription to the
bonds
GERTRUDE A CO.
MILLINERY
Banded sport hate, the correct otyla
for otroet wear In aalloro and muah.
,.m Bhaaea. of SDllt Llooro, Khaki,
Kool Milan and body hate. Colare to
.,. th hbw Noort aaoarol. Medor-
atoly priced.
QERTRUDK m CO.
No. 01 Main St S4t
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK Y0UN6
K'nnnDY CAN TKLL WHEN YOV
DARKEN ORAV. FADED HAIR
WITH SAGE TEA
Grandmother kept her hair beauti
fully darkened, slew nad, attractive
with a brew of Saga Tea and Sulphur.
Whenever her hair took oa that dull,
fnaii or atreaked appearance, thto
yimnin mixture was applied with won
derful effect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur
Compound,' you will get a largo bot
tle of this old-time recipe, improves,
hv the addition of other Ingredients,
all ready to use, for about B0 coats.
Thi. aimnia mixture can bo aopaaaoa
upon to restore natural color aad
beauty to tbo hair.
a wn known downtown druggist
saya everybody uses Wyotha Sago aad
Sulphur Compound now Because k
darkena ao naturally aad ovoaly that
nobody can toll It haa beta appllaeW
it's ao easy to use, too. You almply
dampen a comb or aoft brush aad
draw It through your hair, taklas aaa
strand at a time. By moralag the
gray hair disappears; after aaotaar
applloatlon or two, It to restored to It
natural color aad looks glossy, aaft
and beautiful. Thto preparation ia a
delightful toilet roqulalte. It la aot
latended for tho euro, ailtlsatloa ar
proveatlon of aoaasa.AiT.
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