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Um-Wktta htai emhftHdered par.
Mai at Ua ten park oa Jaly 4th.
KMJfy HaraM. 7-St
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TPE GOVERNMENT seeds faraera
a wan as flghters. Two million
tfcraa knadred thonsasd acres of Ore-
w m. CallfonUa Railroad Co. grant
laads; title rerested in United States;
a opeaed for homesteads and sale.
Coatalas soma of the beat land laft
la tka United States; Urge copy-
rightad map. showing land by sec-
tleas aad description of soil, climate,
rala fall, eleratlons, temperature,
ate., by counties. Postpaid f 1. Grant
Lands Locating Co., Box (10. Port
land, Oregon. 2 3-7 8 1
Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. P.,
msata Friday nlgbu. W. D. Cofer N.
O., P.; Nats Ottarbeln, sscreUry.
Bwauna Encampment No. 48, meets
Taasday algbt. P. L. PounUIn, c. P.;
1 i. Baas, scribe.
If yau are looking for a home In the
Automobile
Tires
Vulcanizing and
Repairing
All work
Guaranteed
ILAMATH AUTO
TIRE COMPANY
1M tMith aixth ttrMt
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Prepardness
Portland N.
PORTLAND. Jaly 7 -PortUri, " cocireuoa c;e.i to
U crowi-d wita edeeators from an way wlifc Ja. ij ssi-WUrj-5ru
of the tsitrf Stacker, to at- latV. tie Nstlocal Oortl
Uod the 117 ccareattaa of tie Na- tie crrrl ews 1 sot rt
Ucral EdMalioa Astociitlcs. which j,- Moaiar. ,
oycnr M t " lT' Coverr J Wlthywmb f
all not week. AssoeiatSoa cScial.
predict 1M delegates i" sttead.
HeM is a war year, will, all la -
adiace aaxioa to to tteir "Nf
towards furtherirg tie eUiojl
u V.a
faut lie cooLUTO j
ocm arooBa - rt, .--
j -. .v.
Jtrtj of prepare- sauosaji-
aad pitrfctlja- Shaker, will -
ponas ise raixra. - -- ""Arw. Santo Sprt. .Se York.
!jo 48Ctor en help la the com-j jrjl( wpoa(, oa tvaU of .j,e coat en
trr', w -. . -hfml
Twtty epartatal braacfcet of(
tfce -latlo Ttll toW irmt r.orersor Errt Lifter of -.a-.h-MtIag
darlms tt week to tfMlllMtra b al. to talk Monday -ft.r-Jtb
aaay dirUJow of teboel boob. Hb bje. It U bHed. i!l
ork. and foorte-a edBcattoeal asd
"B:
ttboUrdc orpsiratkc 01
will ran
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Tese at the s -e tie.
M.k IH b fcdd the ccaeral
-eec win im oi use P"" ""
fioes cf the cosTemUoft.
Hints for Saving
Sugar in Fruit Canning
Watch the use of sogar In Jelly
making aad sare whercrer pewihia.
says today's bslletin from U Natloa.
at Emergency Pood aad Gardes Com.
rhieh Is co-operating with
the Evening Herald la a nation wide!
to uiaatue the food of thai
nation aad arw wast. The com-'the
mission win sead frwe Its canning or;
drying manaal to aay who enclose ai
two eeat stamp ta pay postage. !
Sugar is costly, continues the
letln. and erery koaaewifa should osa'.or
i
great car with It. la order to teili
Jsst haw muck sugar should bo used'
with each kind of Juice, ptaca a tea-!
spoonful of Juice in a glass and add' make good jelly unless they are mix
oae spoonful of 95 per cent grain al-'ed with fruits which are add.
POSTAL At-THORITTEH I
REDUCE PUT, THIEVING
LONDON. July 7. The postoBea!
authorities hare found a wny to re-
duee the large number of thefts of.TampIco have petitioned the govern-
silks, satins and other articles of wo
men's finery that followed the em
ployment of thousands of women at
letter carriers and sorters in the post
offices of the country. They trans
ferred the handling of these articles
back to the men, and tba thefts at
once ceased.
What Did the King
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King Georga of England talking to
ona of tba bast knows aviators tba
war has produced is Great Britain.
Captain Hucks. Tba kiss visited tba
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iJrrsos. Mayor Ceorje U lUV.r
smtsl. SJperitiJe--t of Sct
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U n AISefxa of PortUai. d W
R. Xcster of Reed College Portland
are to deliver ai.irese of welcome
Ut eeleca: lt ti im K?ri
Mosar af:roon. C H Kt,
,3, o tie skMcore School of
7:::nZ':2ot ;;;
roice - n patrtotUa aao Asaencantsn
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aet-iOTODo Jle.. U oa the proKrara ior, ...
1,0a resiltn. Impeachtaent ptoceeJ-
i Monday.
jco hoi. Shake the glass genuy. in or
der to mix. then poor slowly and
watch how the pectin that is the
substance in trulls that makes them
Jell Is precipitated. If the precipi
tation Is In one lamp, a cup of sugar
may be used for each of Juice. Should
the precipitation be In seteral lumps
sugar should be three-fourths the
amount of Juice.
Should no precipitation be shown
the Juke is not adapted to jelly male
bul-.lng. and should be used with apple
Juices rich in pectin.
Tasting the Juice is a good Idea,
because the housewife will find fruit
not as acid as good tart apples do not
OIL COMPANIES WOULD
ERECT WIRELESS STATIONS
MEXICO. CITY, July 7. Oil corn-
panics operating In the ticinity of
meat to be allowed to erect and op
erate wireless stations for conducting
their business. The petition Is under
consideration, but It is said that if it
Is granted, it will be on condition that
the stations be under government
control and manned by government
operators.
Say to the Aviator
fi?4 fr,$ti&&
aeroplane Held near London, and
was greatly Interested In the work of
inn aviators. Captain Hucks refused
to repeat what tba monarch said to
bis.
rvrMTWG HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
!cM.r GERMAN HE6LEGI UEMUMN.
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A 1 rult of hi action In pr"ld
h, ,., .
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the time of the choke of ne- hool
Macs bare tx-en threatened oy tone
jcoaacilmen.
At the Churches
The Christian Science Society of
I Klamath Palls, which U a branch or
ganization ot The Mother Church,
The First Church of ChrUt Scientlfts.
in Uoston. Mw , holds services at
113 South Fourth street, every Sun
day morning at 11 o'clock and every
U ednfvU) evening at i o'clock. All
are welcome.
Subjeit for Sunday, July S, "Sac
rataciiL" The Sucday school session Is from
'j-4J to lu: 45 every Sunday morning
Pupils arn enrolled to the age ot 30.
The tree reading room and tree
lending library 1., open from 2:30 to
4.30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Hatarda)s. The Bible and all author
ized Christian Science literature may
be read, borrowed or purchased.
The Episcopal prayer service will
be held In Library ball Sunday mora
ine at 11 o'clock. All who are Inter
eated are invited to these services.
"The Little Brown Church," corner
Ninth and Pine. Bible school at
10 a m. Communion and preaching.
The sermon ill conclude the serlej
on "The Sermon on the Mount."
Subject, "Hock and Sand."
p. m.. Christian Endeavor Meet
lug. Heading In life or David LlWng.
ston.
fc p m. Ktenlng worship and ser
mon.
Many strangers have come to town.
This church welcomes strangers and
appeals to them to start right in their
ne home by coming to church. All
classes are welrorno here whether
wage earner-, huxInesH or profenHlon
al Wo hi ek to seru all,
At Eleventh street Baptist church
on Sunday, July 8th, Reverend W. H,
Cox will continue his most Interest
ing expository sermon on the Book
or Romans. Come and bear him. He
is an expert Bible teacher.
Sunday night B. Y. P. W. at 7
o'clock, Ml. Fannie Murphy will
lead. Heading sen Ice, auuject, "Peace
With God," X o'clock.
I.
ORPHEUS THEATER!
Saturday
"THE FIGHTING GRINGO"
Red Feather Drama of American
Grit in Five Parts
"Crook and Crocodiles"
l-Ko Comedy
Sunday and Monday
Have You a Littla IWgiuro la Your
Home?
Bluebird Photoplays, Inc., Introduces
THE LITTLE ORPHAN"
Trou-ntlng Ella Hall
in the Prettiest Photoplay aver
screened
The fascinating story of a little
War Orphan who found happiness
and a htiHbaud under unusual clrcura-
stances,
. ADMISSION TEN CENTS
CAMPING OUT
Oet the family installed In ona or
npma a camps In Spring Creek for
vacation. It Is cheap, and tba best
u ue naa j.8t
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K1 LTx ' !: I ltHKi:
i;.kma I'Ium: R: now
IlLlMKtt TO M!MAN ICKMILNT
OK tMIUMI
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LONPO.V Jat : -to f'plj to
oa rrsarkabl ttorlr of HrltUhj
ssutrratme&i 01 mii'i in .iuti,0(Jl,f loerrjlrol". n oij annuaiij
Wen AfrU-a. which hao twn cir
culated by the .rsan lrel an
oSctal ttateaeat of the situation In
that dUtrict ha been Kl'en to the
A-MX'UteU Pr It declares that
I hater suffering hate bea en
dured by the native of OtambolanO
acre due, not to llrltUh mUtrrat-
meat, but to the neglect of the (rr
sua government prior to HritUh oc
cupation. Bnd gives sum details o(
the aork of restoration and recon
struction which the llrltlih undertoo
as soon as they came Into Mnrson
The avit recent tierman wireie
communique on this subject was la
sued en May 30, and said In part
"Terribly critical condition, have
been created in Herman Vet Alrlca
owing to the occupation ot that couti.
try by thr Kngtish A missionary
writes to a South African mlulon pa
per 'In the Ovambo couatrv the
terrors of war were followed by een
greater terrors of (amine. Now and
then the country has been vUlted be
fore by similar affliction, but the
German government took care in pre
vent suffering by helpful precantlon
so that the afflictions never reached
eitreme severity. After the Kngllah
came, these precautions were neg
lected, and hunger was able to rav
age the unfortunate country without
mercy. Thousands of natives ha
fallen victims to English neglect and
mtsgovernment.' '
The facts as established by reports
from the governor general ot South
Africa. Illustrate the reckless false
hood of the German official state
ments. The British reply is as fol fel fol
eows: "The territory of Ovamboland wa
Included within the borders of the
German protectorate of Southwest
Africa, but was always left severely!
llll ll. ill. C- MM .ilMl.l.la.llf.i. .
The events referred to In the wire
less reports occurred In 1915. and
were directly due lo the neglect tit
the German protectorate to lake pre
cautions against famine.
"Owing to a succession of droughts
want began to make Itn.lf felt In
Ovamboland In 1913, and the famine
culminated In a total failure of the
crops In the beginning of 19 15.
"Immediately after the surrender
ot the German forces at Tsurmeb In
July. 1915, the starving Ovambo.
who hitherto had been shut In Oram,
boland by the German troops operat
ing directly between tliern and the
Union forces, commenced lo stream
south out of Ovamboland In search of
urcr. which had been denied them
by the Germans. Over 7.000 Ovnm
bos reached our posts In northern dis
tricts, and were Immediately placed
In hospitals and depots, and every
thing possible done to nurse them
back to health and strength.
"Within two months of our occupa
tion of the protectorate, a largo fleet
of motor lorries had been organised
to convey food to Ovamboland, and to
succor those who had been unable to
come south, and relief measure were
in full operation. Our offlcerM ills
trlbuted large quantities of foodstuff,,
and relief parties were organised to
assist straggling Ovambos on the
road. These measures were carried
out In the face of enormous difficul
ties of transport, and In addition to
the heavy task of feeding our own
people In the northern part of the
protectorate under abnormal condi
tion.
i cannot bo empIiasUnd loo
strongly that long prior to the Ilrlt
fsh occupation of Ovamboland a tam.
Ine had existed thero to an Intense
degree, nor ran It be doubted for n
moment that the German protector
mo government is wholly to blamo
ror tne neglect to assist the Ovnmbos
ounng the years of 1913 and 1914
and the first six months of 1915."
HEAVY LOHH BY INSURANCE
COMMITTEE DURING WAIt
LONDON. July 7.-Lloyd's Marine
Insurance Committee has lost the
services of 3,600 men during the war,
and their business Is being conducted
with the assistance of old men and
boys Last year the premiums paid
to the committee totalled 35,000.000
pounds starling.
Wits, have you to trade? bu
" -Wo to Biatcb yo. Ohlkoto. 27
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...M ,WU r a W-l Wile of
Vjrh Sr aaJ Milibur t IH
poacJ' l nj Jru lore Mllllun
of tHMllt of thl 0I4 fuuiom fiAf Tm
njj,, itninmij br Iho ailJHl"ii l i
u)i a wr Uni n druccUt here, lx-
caue it darken the hair nalur- 1
Ally and eienly that no one can If II Is
ha been appt'eJ I
Th lii'. ittlr l turning crayl
or tw-oimlfie faded batn a uri'rlo1
awaiting thetu, becautr aftrr ntie or
two application, the gray hair van
Uhe and your ltk b-ine Imurl
sally dark and beautiful
ThU Is the age of youth Gray
halre.1. unattracthe folk afrn't wn.
el Biound. get buy with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur t'ouiouud tonight
and you It ! detlgtitl with )our
darl. handwime hair and your yuuth
ful appearance within a few day
ThU preparation l a toilet rejullto
and t not Intended for the rure, mill,
gatlon or prevention of dlcoe Adv
wtve a M of
n yotir Hummee
suit at K. K. K
tale lel Meek.
M're' Clntacr
Tit
iHs-r MisH ipitiMj ciu:i:k
To (he Touring ToiirUt llefe U
your parndle Stop at Hplnk'n Cain
Ing Camp on Spring Crrek for a day
You will ta) a week 6-31
No, 7.
IlKPOUT OK TISK CONDITION
OF THE
first Stale & Savins Baik
At Klamath Falls. In the Slate of Ore
gon at the close of biltlnr
June 20, 1917
RESOURCES
titans and dlwauuts KRfi.l'iC 0
Overdrafts, secured and
unsecured . 3,15 31
Bonds and warrant . 4i,31 93
Stocks, securities. Judg
ments, etc 9, 3)0, 39
Furniture and (Inure .. .,241 29
Other real etntn owned. 21,795 30
Dun from banks (not re-
surte banks) 11.610 2;
Due from approted re
serve banks 223, Kill 29
Chei k aud nthir rath
items HIT 03
Kschanges for clearing
luiUKe .... , 2.291 "6
OiHh 011 hand 46,04 4 00
Total
... . 11.063.724 9C
LIAUIMTIKS
Capital stock paid In ...f 50,000.00
Surplus fund 10,000.00
Undivided prolHs, less ex-
pense,, and taxes paid.
Individual deposits sub
ject to check
Cashier checks outstand
ing Certified 1 lit-c kx
Tlmo and Savings de
poult 10.276 u
799.745 29
12,113 32
6,312.69
172,339 42
!-ole and IiIIIh redls-
counted , 2,020.00
Reserved for Interest and
taxes
91X II
Ttl ri.063.724 96
8tate of Oregon,
County of Klamath, ss:
I. John Siemens Jr., cashier of the
above named bank, do solemnly
swenr that the 11 bote statement I.
true to the best of my knowledge and
belief.
JOIIN BIKMKNS JR.. Cashier.
Correct Attest:
J. W. HIKMKNfl,
KD IILGOMINGCAMI'.
JOHN KIKMKNH JR.. Directors
Rubstrllicd and sworn to beforo me
this Btli day of July, lan,
RKItT WITHROW, Notary Public,
My KiinmlHxIoii explrex December
7, 1920.
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hulle -JIU. I. O. 4). F. Ternpla
Iteioenilirr Etamlisalla aad coa
ltailon Is frra at or buwas, or
In Hie o.
Farther I aw lit parlAlOa
folding slrrl UbU tar Imnsh. trwl
ment. This liaurw tba tunas
IreMlmrnt to be equal la aay glvaa
Im llie oftc aal lh price la Iba
ant.
ItioiMt 331.
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MM Mills Htrm
Plrt-rla rooms for transient
or I'ennancnt roomers.
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Rooting t'oatrmclur
Malthoid, Tar and Gravel Roof
In r Itoof Coating Repair Work
a Specialty. 232 S. Sllth Street.
Phone 293.
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cloth, ntw cuts and new Ivery
cue balls.
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