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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
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FAGS THREE
lew Red Cross
Appointments Made
Raw Material to Be
Depots from Washington. Oregon
Is Transferred from San Fran
cisco Division to Seattle
Washington
ti,. war council of tho American
n,d Crow announces the appointment
- Hlvl.lun director or mo supply
NrTlre to clven of the thirteen ter
ritorial divisions Into which tno coun.
.?..- i.n divided. The men ap
pointed re all successful business
executives, anil cacn ivii...
Li. ..rvlrea to tho Hed Cross without
pa? for tho duration of the war.
To facilitate the wont 01 m -i...
nt Cross In supplying surgical
dressings, hospital garments and oth
.. mrnrii for tho American soldier
and sailor, aupi'ly depot will bo local J
! at each divisional headquarters In
charite of a dlvlalonnl director of the
apply aervlce.
Haw material purchased In Urn
quantities by tho Uod Cross supply
..riri lii Washlnalnn will be dlstrlb.
uled 10 those dlvlNlonnl diioiN wnoro
a tnree moniim huiH7 "
Ulned. Here tho lied Crime chapter
in the division can obtain quickly the
n. material which the women work-
in will convert Into audi finished pro.
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Burners, iici iii ., ,...-
Jimu and other hoapltal auppllea.
These article and other suppllee
from the chapters will be aent week.
Irrigated Crops Good;
Pastures Drying Up
PORTLAND, Aug. IS. Irrigated
crops Id excellent condition, corn do
tal fairly well and wheat, oats, rye
and barley ahowlng poor to fairly
food yield, aro features reported In
the weekly crop Nummary Issued by
toe weather bureau.
8prlnR sown whoat Is generally
poor In quality. Winter wheat Is bet
Hay Scatter Weed
Seed Over Germany
PARIS, Aug. S3. It' night have
been thought that nothing new re-1
Mined to be attempted In aerial war.
Iwe, but the French aviation authori
ties are considering an Idea, first sug
raited by the celebrated pilot, Vcd
rlBM, of throwing seeds of that trou
bleiome weed, couch grass (known
to farmers qh squltch or quitch) over
the cultivated land In Gormany.
It Is asserted that1 It would ba an
wy matter for an aeroplane to carry !
.800 pounds of the seed and let It fall '
Trouble In
Is
BARCELONO, Aug. 18 by courier
J the French frontier Violent riot
hM been taking place In Bafce-
and the neighboring towns since
wt Monday, when a general strike
" Proclaimed. BhooUng from roofs
and behind closed shutters
Z Vi "olnf on' daW A consld
kiii ? Bumber ' persons have fceen
M, and many have been wounded,
m. "ellable figures are available.
ai ! f WM bTamt nt eo
""J m buildings which were
EST Mwftotow, and
," th,M WB1
"""i n other Catalonia
Supplied Divisional
ly to tlic illvlnlon depot and thuro In
Hpet'ted. sorted, piickad uml dlHpatch
ed to hIiIppIiik purl for coiiNlKtiment
uhioiid on liiHtriictloiiH from uullonal
headquarter. I'aih chuptvr will bo
ndvUod of tlm II n nl dlipoHltlon of It
dUtrlbullon.
Under tho direction of J. Itogers
Flnnnery, associate director of the
Ited fro supply Korvlce, till de
partment Iiiih been reorganised on a
war boat to meet the many urgent
anil imliirKi'il demand iimile upon It.
Tim service ha been hlKhly sys
temntlteil In every detail h that tho
American Ited Cro may be In posl
tlon to Hiipply with tho utinoHt econ
omy and duHpatch whutovur domand
the Mar mny make upon It.
Thru Ited Cross coiiiiiiIkhIoiih to the
allied nalloiiM, the upply service will
be kept tiiformod on conditions
abrr.ml nml liifiirinatlon will bo sup
piled It to permit of It bolnn pre
pared a far a possible to moot all
deninnd well In advance of the need.
Word Iiiih been received that Ore
Ron I to bo trniiMferred from the Pa
elite dlvllou at Hnn Francisco, and
will unite with WashlnRton, Idaho
and Alaska, with headquarters In
Bonttlc, under the direction of J. A.
naltlarRcon.
ter, but not first etas. Some grain Is
shriveled.
Weather condition have been Ideal
ror liarvestlitR during the past week.
Itoot crop are reported poor. Pas
ture and raiiKes are dried up, and
block I In poor to fnlr condition.
The fruit outlook continues prom
ising. on fields whore corn, boots or pota
toes nro planted, and that If a supply
I not available scientists would not
tako long to raise it In sufficient
quantity to ond a thousand of the
aeroplanes which Franco Is expecting
from tho United 8tntoH( over Ger
many's crops.
The possibility of dropping seods
of somo ranldly growing form of
mushroom fungus, or even germs of
phylloxorn, I alo unaor consiaera
tlon. Spain
Threatening
towns, reports are circulating of
groat disturbances in otner pans ui
Spain, and ot a repuuiiu i--
clslmed at Dllboa ana Baragossn.
Is ImliosKlblo to learn the truth re
vnriiinir these rumors. All the lib
eral dully newspapers have been sup-
pressed. Tho only journals ppi
in. i.. iiaroBinniB nro the VauKuardla,
which prints only official and Inacc'u
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vain Hi"-; ' , ... a
commonly believed to be subsidised
by the Hermans,
ipl. .nrraannndent heard authorlta
iv.lv that an armed rising was being
......o.. tnr h and of the year by
promoters of the recent conference ofj
Elks Tell President Wilson They
Will Give $1,000,000 For the War
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vanla, l'reldent Wilson, James it. Una; Todd and Fred J. Mershelmer.
Nicholson, Senator (leorge K. Cham Representatives of the Blks who
Food Preparedness
All who like apple butter stand
up! It Is a favorite dish for young
and old alike, and tho right constitu
ency lg the point In making it says
today's bulletin from the National
Emergency Food (iarden Commission
of Washington, D. C, which in co-operation
with this newspaper will give
$5,000 In cash prises for the best
cnmied vegetable grown In war gar
dens. The right proportion ot apples and
sweet or sterilized elder must be kept
In mind. Take Ave gallons of elder
and boil It down one half, skimming
occasionally during boiling. Wash,
pare, quarter and core the apples,
and use In proportion of two parts
apple to one part boiled elder. Bell
slowly for four to six hours, stirring
often to prevent burning. When the
butter Is two-thirds done, add about
a pound of brown sugar to the gal
lon, and spice to taste. If the apples
nro a little over-ripe, add lemon or
vinegar to give acid taste. Apple
butter should bo stored In sterilised
receptacles, and tho tops sealed or,
Labor Shortage for
Harvest Is Serious
SALEM, Augr 23. The shortage
of labor for harvesting the crops of
Oregon Is from 20 to 30 per cent of
the demand, according to a mld-soa-son
survey Just completed by O. P.
Hoff, state labor commissioner. The
estimate does not Include the demand
for help In harvesting the fruit crop.
PAPER APPLE BOXES
USED THIS YEAR
HOOD RIVER, Aug. 23. Apples
In boxes made ot paper will be ship
ped to the markets of the world this
fall. If plana now being made by the
Fruit Growers' Exchange are success,
ful. Docause of the shortage of the
wooden boxes caused by strikes In the
Ptiget Sound mills, negotiations have
boen opened for the supplying ot
several carloads of heavy cardboard
containers for the apple crop soon to
be harvested, according to Frederick
W. Buff, manager ot the exchange.
Catalontan deputies In the event of
their demands being refused by the
Madrid government, but the present
outbreak does not appear to be sup
norted by the Catalontan leaders, It
being confined to discontented work.
fn.gmen. The movement seems cer
tain to fall, because ot Its lack ot or
anlzatlon. There is no indication
that It Is supported by any part of the
army. Order probably will be reitor
ed In a few days.
Tno army reservists " uui
1916 have been recalled to he colors, j
berlaln of Oregon,
hart, Frederick C. t
James A. Burk-
hart, Frederick C. Robinson. Chnrle
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covered with paraffin paper or cloth.
Another method oT making apple
butter Is to make a smooth sauce of
the apples before adding to the boiled
elder and use in the same proportion
as above. This method requires about
three hours of cooking after the ad
dition of the apples.
A third method requires no cider.
Firm, tart apples are allowed to aim.
mer slowly for a long time until off
the right consistency. When nearly!
done, a pound of brown sugar is add
cd for each gallon, and the butter Is
spiced to taste.
The commission for the final big
drive to save the food or the nation
will award $5,000 In prizes to those
who win awards at the war garden
exhibitions that will be held (hruout
the country. Charles Latbrop Pack,
tho president, and P. 8. Rlgsdale, the
secretary of the commission, are now
working out the details, and ask that
all war garden committees and those
In charge of the exhibition write to
the commission at 210. Maryland
building, giving a brief outline of
their plans.
The commissioner declares the har
vest generally Is proceeding without
serious loss. Says the repert:
"Aside from the harvest demand
there haa been a serious labor short
age In almost all lines of Industry, but
the shortage proved least among the
skilled mechanics."
RATES ON CORN
MEXICO CITY, Aug. 23. To aid
lu the effort to make good the short
age of cornthruout Mexico, the Con.
stltutlonollst railway lines have re
duced the freight rates on corn Im
ported from the United States 30
per cent.
NAVIGATION SCHOOLS
OPEN THIS WEEK
PORTLAND, Aug. 23. Oregon's
two government schools of naviga
tion opened this week, one at Port
land and the other at Astoria.
The schools are to operate under
direction of the federal shipping
board, and a complete course In nav
igation Is to be taught free to Amer
icas youths and men above the age
ot 19 years.
The new fall overcoats are arriv
ing at the K. K, K. Store. It
MEXICO
REDUCES
had decided In their Grand Lodge
meeting in Boston to raise $1,000,'
000 for base hospitals for the soldiers
In France and other comforts for
them, met President Wilson at the
White House to tell him the news.
SURRENDERED ONLY
AFTER HARD FIGHT
AN ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 23.
The Standard Oil steamer Campana,
whose captain and five gunners were
taken prisoners by Oerman subms-
rlnea August Ctb, surrendered only
after 180 shots were fired from her
guns and her ammunition was ex
hausted, became known here today.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by School
District No. 1 up to September 3.
1917, for.the transportation of school
children from the southern boundary
of the district to the Riverside
school by either auto or wagon.
The board reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. Address all bids
to R. H. Dunbar, Klamath Falls.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of PoBBdmester'e Bale
Notice I hereby given that' the un
dersigned poundmaster of the City
of Klamath Falls, did Impound in the
pound ot said city the following de
scribed animals on or about - the
12th day of August, 1917:
One black horse, about 3 years old,
wire scars on both hind feet.
One bay mare, blase face, brand
on rights boulder.
And that unless the owner or own
era of said animal, or other person
or persons having an Interest therein
shall before the time ot sale stated
below, pay all costs and charges for
the keeping and advertising thereof,
together with all fees provided by
ordinance of satd city for such cases,
said animals will be sold at public
auction for cash at Klamath Falls,
Oregon, at the Klamath barn at the
hour of 3 p. m., on the 25th day of
August, 1917.
H. 8. WILSON,
Chief of Police and Poundmaster,
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
August 20, 1917. 21-4t
Notice of Filing of Commlsoloaere Re
port tor Klamath Drainage
District
Notice Is hereby liven to all per
sons Interested In the land Included
within the Klamath Drainage District,
Klamath County. Oregon.
The boundaries, ot said district are
as follows. te.wlt:
Commencing at the point where the
railroad embankment of the Califor
nia Northeastern railroad (or South
ern Pacific) crosses the north boun
dary of lot 6 of section 1' In township
40 south, range 8 east,,W. M.; thence
following the surveyed meander lino
In a southerly and easterly direction
along and on the northerly and east
erly boundary line ot lots 6, 5, 8, 9
and 4, In stld section 1, township 40
south, range 8 east, W. M and lot S
of section 6, township 40 south, range
9 east, W. M, and lots 8, 7, 11, 6, 6
and 13 ot section 7, township 40
south, range 9 east, W. M., and lots
4 and 3 of section 8. In township 40
south, range 9, E. W. M., and lota ,
8, 7, M, 13 ana e or section i, iowu
ship 46 south, range 9, E. W. M., and
lota C, 4 and 8 ot section 20, town
ship 40 south, range 9, E. W. M., and
lots B and 9 of section 31, township
40 south, range 9, B. W. M., and Iota
6 and of section SI, township 40
south, range 9, B. W. M., and lota 7,
6, 6 and 4 of section 28, township 40
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south, range 9 E. W. M., and lots 6
and 4 ot section 27, township 40
south, range 9, E. W. M., and lota 4
and 3 of section 34, township 40
south, range 9, E. W. M., and Iota 4
and 3 of section 36, township 40,
south, range 9, E. W. M.. and lota 8,
7, 6, 6, 11 and IS of section 2, town
ship 41 south, range 9, E. W. M., and
Iota 4 and 3, of section 1, township
41 south, range 9, E. W. M., and lots
6, 4 and 3 of section 12, township 41
south, range 9, E. W. If., and lota 6
and 6 of section 7, township 41 south,
range 10, B. W. M., and lot 2 of sec
tion 18,' township 41 south; range 10,
E. W. H.( and lots aid 5 of section
17, township 41 south, range 10, E.
W. M to the point where said mean,
der line crosses the boundary line .be
tween the states of Oregon and Cal
ifornia; thence west along said state
boundary line, between said states of
Oregon and California where said
state boundary Use Intercepts the
surveyed meander line In or near the
southeast corner of lot 8, of section
16, township 41 south, range 8, E.
W. M.; thence In a northwesterly di
rection and along said surveyed
meander line between lota 3 and 6,
and between lota 2 and 7, and be
tween lots 1 and 8 of section 16,
township 41 south, range 8, E. W. M.;
thence following sold surveyed mean
der line on and along the westerly
line of lots 4, 6 and 6 ot section 9,
township 41 south, range 8, E. W. M.,
and lot 2 of section 8, township 41
south, range 8, E. W. M., to the north
tine of said section 8; thence follow
ing said surveyed meander line on
and along the westerly boundary line
of lot 2,'of section 5, township 41
south, range 8, E. W: M., and on and
along the northerly boundary line of
lota 5, 6, 7 and 8 of section 4, town
ship 41 south, range 8, E. W. M., and
on and along the westerly line of Iota
4, 6, 6 and 7, ol section 3, township
11 south, range 8, E. W. M., and lots
9, 10, 11, IS, 13 and 14, of section
34, township 40 south, range 8, E.
WI M.:'"ttience 'continuing on and
along said surveyed meander line and
along the westerly and northerly
boundary of lota 6, 6 and 4, ot sec
tion 27, township 40 south, range. 8,
B. W.'M., and lot 3, ot section 86,
township 40 south, Range 8, B. W.
M., to where satd'surveyed meander
line Intercepts the railroad embank
ment In sold lot S, ot section 26,
township 40 south, range 8rE.,W. U.;
thence In a northerly direction along
the line ot said railroad embankment
tbru sections 26, 28, 14. It-, IS and 1,
In township 40 south, range 8, E. W.
M., to the piaee ot beginning. That
the commissioners heretofore appoint
ed to assess benefits and damages to
the .property and lands situated In
said drainage district and to appraise
the 'cash value ot the land necessary
to be taken for rights ot way, holding
basins and other works ot said dis
trict mlthln or without the limits of
said alstrlct, filed their report in this
office on the first day of August, 1917,
and you and each of yon are hereby
notified that you may examine said
report "and file exceptions to all or
any' part thereof on1 or before the 3d
day ot September, 1917.
C. R. DB LAP,
County Clerk of Klamath County,
Oregon. 2-9-16-23
Te Owners ef Transient Livestock and
te Whom It May Cencern:
Notice Is hereby gives that here
after any owners of livestock from eth
er counties In the state of Oregon or
from any other state must Immediately
make 'a report to the Klamath County
Stock Inspector, according to section
3582 of Lord's Oregon Laws: that
transient livestock will hereafter be
assessed according to section 3580 of
Lord's Oregon Laws; that the taxes
from such transient livestock will here
after be divided among the different
counties through which livestock
passes, according to section 3681 ot
Lord's Oregon Laws; and that here
after all vlolatlona ot any ot the pro
visions of the Transient Livestock Act
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent
of the law under section 3585 ot Lord's
Oregon Laws. .
Dated this 13th day ot June, 1117.
ALBERT L. MARSHALL.
Klamath County Stock Inspector,
Olene, Ore.
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County Berveyor
CIvO Engineer
DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICE, ROOMS 7 and S
WHITE BUILOINt
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHUR R. WILSON
517 Main St.
ABSTRACTS, LOANS AND
8 per cent Money for Loans
INSURANCE
DR F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Salts 21, I. O. O. F. Temple
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salutton is free at yonr bonse, or
te the office.
Farther I se the portable
folding steel table for home treat.
meat. This teswree the home
treatment to be equal te any given
te the oatee and the price ksthe
Phone SSI.
Residence phone 208-R.
W. D. MILLER
Roofing- Contractor
Malthoid, Tar and Gravel Root
ing. Roof Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. 232 S. Sixth Street.
Phone 298.
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His Watch
Got Wet
It was an accident, of
course, but it made It a
pretty expensive day's sport
for him.
Why take a chance with a
fine watch on fishing, boat
ing, hunting and camping
ctrlps, when you can get an
outing watch for less than
, the repairs will amount to
most likely, If you have an
accident to your good
watehT
Upp sells outing watches
which 'are good timekeepers
,' for 18.00 to $75,00.
"An ounce ot prevention la
worth a pound ot cure."
Get an outing watch at
Frank M. Upp
4SS Kate Street
Oaetel S. P. Wote tasfeeter
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