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Tobacco Prices Soar
in Mexico-Revenue
MBXICO CITY. June in.TIm retail
of tobacco of all gradr unit
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fWi was cued by I he lmrrnf In
rttfBu lear which, on Inipordul i
imo, amounted lo 100 per turn. Nn.
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PRESIDENT WILSON
President Wllaon'a second great war aon'a Flag Day address 1r expected to
"Mica haa been well received In bo a won- complete and greater state-
Kuula, and la followed by a similar men! of the ar alma than baa hereto-
BrllUh message aent afterward. Wll- fore appeared.
TAKE SALTS FOR
THE KIDNEYS IF
YOUR RACK HURTS
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We Should Drink Lots of Water and Eat Less Meat, Says
Noted Authority w Kidney Disorders
Recommends a Spoonful of Jad Salts li Glass of Water Defore
Breakfast to Stimulate Kidneys and Eliminate
tie Uric Acid
. ... aL
, uno seta in mm men "? ZAimL
become overworked, get sluggish, ache, ami feel
like lumps of lead. The urine becomes cloudy,
the bladder h Irritated, and you may be obliged
4 -I. It.S i - !. ttma itllVIItS! the IllKQX,
the bladder i irritated, ana you mw """apr
to seek relief two or three times during the night.
Ul... 4. l.I.I .!.. .. mint neln themilUSB
off the Iwdy'a urinous waste or
sick iteraon ohortly. At first
backache.. aiiW headache, d xsinesa.
pscnache, sick hcadacne, ttV&
. . T" r...-j -.i n,i
our, tongue coaiea ami y"u ""
twinges when the weather W bad.
. Eat less meat, drink lots of water jilso get
from any pharmsclat four ounces of Jad BsMJ
a ubUjoonful la a glsss of water befoiw
lesser degree, but HUtflclent lo makn a
material tltfrrnnc In I ho retail price,
Well known brands of American lo
Imii.m Mini ilMttitte nII for from
Ihrm lo four time the price paid fur
llinn at retail In the United mate.
On June 1st, Hit Mniko City Mrrrt
cam ItierrsntM their farm 20 per cunt
Russia
War Pleases People
breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will
Sen act fine. This famous salts is made from
the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined,
with llthla, and has been used for generations
to clean clogged kidneys and stimulate then
to SSSsX actWty. Iwto neutraUse the acid.
in urine, so it ao longer U a source.of irritation,
thus ending bladder weakness.
jad Salts U Inexpensive, cannot Injure, wakes
a delightful effervescent lithla-water drink which
everyone should take now and then to keep the
kidneys clean and active. ruggisU here say
they sell lots of Jad Baits to folks .who believe in
owrosaiag Udaey trouble while it to only
trouble,
IrMiuvi. thev
you II be a
you feel
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JAPANESE DENY
RUSSIAN
RUMORS
CLASS At ABSURD STATEMENT
THAT JAPAN WOULD OCCUPY
IBERIA IP RUSSIA AND Gift
MANY MAKK PEACE
TOKIO, June 13 The atory emanat
Ing from Russia that If Iluaala made
separate peace with Germany, Japan
eae iroopa would occupy Rlberla, which
waa prominently printed In Ibe Jap
anese press, waa promptly character
lied aa abaurd by the Japaneae For
elgn office.
The Japaneae preaa thlnka that the
report waa probably fabricated for the
purpose of auppreaalng the peace
movement brewing among the Russian
people.
The report declared that If Ruaela
relaxed her military effort ahe would
be threatened with eerloua danger
from Japan and that according to a
treaty concluded with the entente
power Japan would have the right to
occupy all Rlberla aa far aa Uie Ural
mountain. Thl waa denied by Brit-
lab Rtateamen.
LEGAL NOTICES
(No. IIS)
Suit In Kqulty Dlverce
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for the County of Klamath.
V. C. Dixon. Plaintiff,
Vh.
Nola Dixon, Defendant.
To Nola Dixon, the above named De
fendant:
In the name of the atate of Oregen:
You are hereby aummoned and re
quired to appear and anawer the com
plaint filed against you In the above
entitled court and cauae within alx
weeka after the flrst publication of
thla aummona In the Evening Herald
newapaper of Klamath Falle, Oregon.
And If you fall to appear and anawer
or otherwise plead within aaid tlaae.
the plaintiff, for want thereof, will ap
ply to the court for the relief prayed
for In her complaint, that la to Bay:
for a decree of the honorable court
dlaaolvlng and declaring the bonda of
matrimony, alleged to be existing be
tween the plaintiff and defendant, void
and to be hereafter held for naught,
and for auch other and further relief
aa may be In accord with law and jus
tice.
Thla aummona la published pursuant
to an order of the above entitled court
made and entered on the 8th day of
May, A. D. 1917, directing the Irat
publication of aummona to be made on
the Sth day of May, and last publica
tion to be bad on the 20th day of Juno,
1917, that being the time within which
the defendant Is required to appear or
plead. F. H. MILLS.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
9-1C-23-30-6-1340
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL1, OEEOON
Switzerland
Keepers
8CHAFFHAUBEN, Switterland, May
37. (Correspondence) A recent pro
nunclaHieuto of the Bavarian ministry
of the Interior, which has been receiv
ed bare, though couched In polite and
fatherly language, contains a threat
to all food atorekeepers that unleaa
they treat their cuatomers civilly tbey
will be debarred from conducting their
business In the future. Countless com
plaints about the arrogance of the
storekeepers, who arc variously de
scribed aa having become the "lords
of creation,- "autocrat," and "dicta
tors" are responsible for the order.
The nunlatrya proclamation re
minds all who eell food of any kind
that because of Um war and the atate
of affaire It haa brought with It, they
have become In n way public servant.
Klamath's Patriotic .
Liberty Loan
The following cltlaeaa of thla county
have aubecribed far Ubertr Loan
bonda at the two local banks and thru
the Liberty Loan campaign coanmmlt-
tee, with headquarters at the Commer
cial Club:
JOHN CHABLB8 SIEMENS
DON J. ZOIIWALT
M. M. McANDRKWS'
MRS. C. H. UNDBRWOOD
CHKIST1NB MURDOCK
W. T. 8HIVB
CHA8. 8. BILSBY
P. L. FOUNTAIN
W. O. SMITH FRINT.NO CO.
W. P. JOHNSON
B.F. 8HEPHBRD
LULU SHEPHERD
R. F. RYAN
NEWTON B. afcCLOREY
JOHN WESTLUND
FIRST 8TATB A 8AVIN0S BANK
OEOROE H. MBRRYMAN. JR.
CON8TANCB FLOY SCHALLOCK
KATIE E. WHITBLINB
C. L. KEL8BY
JOHN A. McCALL
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
CLAUDE DAQGBTT
A. M. COLUBR
RUFUB 8. HOORB
MARY L. MOORB
JOHN M. MOORB
SA6E TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
ITS GRANDafOTHBR'S NBCIPK TO
BRING BACK OOLOB AND LUS.
TRBTOfltAIlt
That beautiful, aten shade of dark.
Klosay hair eaa only be had by brew
ing a mixture ot Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Your hair Is your charm. It
makes or aaars the face. When It
fades, turns gray or streaked, Just as
applleaMoa or two of. Sags and Sul
phur enhances Its appearance a hun
dred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the Mix
ture; you can get this famous oia
recipe Improved by tbe addition of
other Ingredient for 60 cents a Urge
bottle, all ready tor use. It la called
Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Compound.
This can always be depeadsd upon to
bring back the aatvral color and lus
tre ot your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth'a" sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
It darkens so naturally and evenly
that nobody sea tell It has been ap
plied. You simply dampea a epeege
or soft brash with it sad draw this
through the hair, taking eae snull
strand at a times ey sseralag the gray
hslr has dtaappeared. and after ,a
ether appllsattea it beeeates sea tl
fully dark and appears gtoesy and lus
trous. This ready-to-use preparation
la a deUghwal toilet res.ulslte fee
these wh desire dark hair and a
youthful appearance. It to aet la
teaded far the cure. saRlgatlea or
prevention el disease. Adv,
Store
r
Are Warned
They are no longer purely private Indl
vlduals, but number of tbe communal
economic machine.
That being the case, contlnuea the
order, each storekeeper must eubordl
nate bla own interests to those of tbe
atate. He la not allowed to ridicule
his patrons, Ignore their want, nor be
Impolite to them.
"Accordingly," concludes the proc
lamation, "It becomes tbe duty of the
comunal organltatlon to remove the
merchant, butcher, baker, etc., who
falls in bla duty to his patrons, to re
fuse to apportion any further goods.
On occasion be may ever be debarred
from trading under tbe regulations of
the Bundesrat, which covers undesir
able and irresponsible persona In busi
ness." ,
KLAMATH MANUFACTURING CO.
J. W. STOUT
Elf ETT E. MAOEE
FRED C. MURPHY
D. D. CAMPBELL
WILLIAM WRIGHT
KLAMATH LODGE, 77 A. F. ft A. M.
FAITH JEAN KIMBALL
E. 8. RANDALL
MADGE M. RANDALL
FRED WESTERFELD
CHAS. L.. MOORE
MIRIAM MARTIN
MIDLAND
L. SIGFORXT
J. 8I0FORD j
MAL1N
WM. B. FREER
KLAMATH AOSNCY
CARRIE A. WALKER
EDWARD a A8HURST
EUUNE WOLFE
WILBUR MILLER
ADA RICE
SAN FRANCISCO
F. M. JENNINGS
Contract bends of all klnda prompt.
fy furnished. You'll need them far
construction work en the ttrahern
Railroad. Sea Chllcete. 25
Your flrat patriotic duty Buy n
Liberty Bend.
"Buy a heme flrst" er buy a lot and
build a heme, and you'll have comfort
through life and peace In old ase.
See Chllcete. is
STOMACH
TORN UP
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Waica Ska Says Was Dae To
CtJnlanatioa ajbi TeeVdl
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sfcct-Draafu,
iesnawuri. Ind.-Mrs. Annie lohsson,
etIMspiscc.wrUesi "I well remamber
IsuftertdloraloagtiaM wHh eonetlna
Hon, which would get me down. I took
doctors1 medicines sad any number el
purgatives. They would leave aw wa
wemeoeU&uuUlWMbelcbMttut,
gad my stomach so upset...! know
eace I suffered . . . worn ccasupsaoo, i
was so a ws had lo have the doctor, pst
so nervous and feverish. The doctor
aaidlwouM have to quit msdichtst, my
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WAR CREATIN6
600DS DEMAND
TOKIO, May 27. (Correspondence)
A notable Increase In commercial in
quiries from overseas buyers la report'
ed by the government's commercial
museum. Thla is a direct result of the
war. Buyers aay they wish to open
acounta to All tbe gap created by tbe
withdrawal of European goods.
Inquiries from the United States ap
ply to all aorta of articles and Include
such things aa perfumery bottles, can-
ras, chemicals, canned crabe, dye
stuffs, women' clothe, brashes, pa
per, Panama hats, trunk. Imitation
gold, peanut and electric apparatus.
Welch Is still buying hide and pelts.
Oeed prices, 101 Sixth etreet, south of
Klamath avenue. lMt
Automobile
If every wagon carried,a lamp at night
and If every lamp were big enough to
be seen for two blocks. It would help
some, wouldn't It?
But when you are coming to a crow
road It la hard to aee what Is ewtstde
of the line of your headUghts. '
And Uiere are alwaya speta here and
there that you wiafe you eeuld aee into.
SomeUmea yea want teread a alga
or kouse number."
Light anywhere aad everywhere'la
any direction and for a Jong distance
can be had by putting en one of our
awlvel search light. One In use yon
will wonder how you ever got along
without it
It Increased the aafety aad pleasure
of night motoring, ;
White Pelican Garage
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Buy Liberty
Bonds Today
THBSAPSST INVBtTMBMT; BACKID BY
ALL THt WEALTH OP THE UNITID STATES
YOUR SAVINOa MUST HKLP WIN THIS WAR
BONDS' AS LOW AS ISO INTSRKST THRK
AND ONBVHALP PER CENT, PAID SBMI-AN-'
NUALLY. YOUR COUNTRY NEEDS YOUR
HELP. .
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