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Many Liberty bunds have been pur
JUa by ll'tf luvn employes of Hut
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.... wlio lime pui chimed Llbcity
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Abrt II. Medley
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jDtob A. Leucli
Herbert I Jones
Higrlce A. C'r)ntnl
tllw Allwri Hmltl
rbw. B. OkI
Hl.ntry II. ""?
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K. Murphy
Clarence M Hleney
Cht. W Kler
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FOOD CARDS DISTRIBUTED
liwl ninln were
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T.. .....I le.irl.erH of the hrlinoln
Tbwf nirilt runtnln new leKUlnllmiii
ind ninny recipe. In owe Hint minie
koeirn illtl nw recem- w rmv".
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WILL VISIT WITH PAMNT8
,
Mm. II. II. McUno nnd children left
mlrrday for I'etaluma. They will
iprnd some time visiting thore with
Mr. McUne's parents.
Aak (.'lillrt mUihI the new low
(t life, accident and health pullrlea
ef the Travelera.
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This shoe is as good as the lt malerisls
and hnnrit MrorLinanthip ran make it. 1 he
leather is of the riiiftt quality cut from the
very heart ef the hide, as specified for the
U. S. Army. To be sure of ge'iing the
BUCKIIIX'IIT Army Sh look for our
trade mark HIK'KIIIXM 1 stamped en
every pair. It is our 4nutual protection.
If tsar arsttr m sot wll ism
Nsr hasi M Hlr.rt. A alr of
fair mm; tack It fkrt Mi M. .
UCK1NGHAM HECHT
Sa
We're
'.0- TVh.aWWlg- aaTVatHHOHXavN. X.
As Particular
As You About Tires
OUR customers are thrifty, calculating
fellows who know tire up -keep costs.
Btlimoa u$, we've looked into this tire
proposition from top to bottom.
Take our advice and buy Diamonds, the
one beat buy on the market Th3 Dia
monds we have sold our customers aro
running farther, giving less trouble, and
costing less in the end than any other
tires wo know.
Put a Diamond Tuba In a Diamond cat.
hf ami you have Um ideal tire quipnwat
Klamath Auto Tire Co.
120 So. 6th St Phone 167
llffoie llin (IrrilinilN Mliot Hovonl'-.
nix iiiIIch lulu l'arlni)n: lioforo II
tltni'inl CroliT mid IiIh allien In (he
iiriliuinre liiiiciui of tin. war tlvpnrt
llieiil lind workvil out tln pohmIIjIIIIIch
of Ioiik ninr.e hIiooIIhk Willi iiiiihI ic
in.i -xv,j' .. .TiV4LiM?r.jA.iA;A'-Jiv.T,x' 4
'"" Mi.m of ll.u Ilnlln! HtmeK
Tlicy
ffOinl Ihiil n 12 Imli illlc of 3r. cullhre,
Htvnlnl is ilcKreen nmute the hurl-
ronliil Junt iim hIiowii In I lie
photo-
Kmpn ttoui.1 choot u 1.070 pound
M ,,11, wnicii Miiirted with n voloelty at . lion nnd with the iinmo powder charue
I " rmiMle of 2.2f.o fret per nccoml, would nhoot n nlirll welxhlnR only 700
1 U'" ,",,,'', ,n "H c,,lirno the mIicII poumlN nt 3,100 muzzle velocity, 31.2S
I would dencrlbe an lire 1.12 iiiIIch IiIkIi, iiiIIoh. The nhell would deitcrlbe an
"""H'ex. A Hlmllar mm, but or 0.(nrc 10.22 mile hUh. Theiie facta
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I arfUa Uamn.lt" nt.tUn U .u. I
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arriving at K. K. K. Store lG-Gt
Tnke a ride Willi Ctillcote and look
nt that new six room house and big
let for only 91,000 on easy term. 8
Do ynu want a inliJ, sturdy ihot till
will glte ynu lading comfort and frttdom
from foot trouble! r Then get the HUCK
IU.CIIT Army Shoe for prartieal, everyday
wear. Made on the Mumnn l.nt adopted
by the IT. S. Army, worn by all our soldiers
and ihnuundi of men in civil life. The
IIUCKIIIICIIT Ann) Shoe it NOT subject
to wlnire. On the contrary il is endoried
by the V. S. Army for civilian wear.
or
Ituslnesa Men
Prafeaalenal Men
J n
Hporlsmrn
Outdoor Workers
Cnrmcn
Mechanic
Farmers
Itanrhera
Illkera
Miners, Etc.
FraaciM
BlacK
7?ac7
Red
Sides
calibre, Hum cnrrylnn 11 larger nmount
of exploitive, cnunlnK n murrlo velocity
I of 2,ri00 fret per Hccond, would carry
the name ahell, If elevated 40 degrecH
nbote the horizontal, 27.84 tnlloa.
That hIicII would go 8.T.2 mllea high.
Hut the imicr Kun at the name clovn
Klamath Liberty
lluth Unll I
Huben and Martha llalrd
John nnd Floy fledford
K. J. Caster
Norrls W. and Mrytle Cooper....
CO
100
ISO
no'
100
Ueo. and Maggie Dumont.,
Cll
"" aw
N. I), and Mary Olnsbach loW
- -
Kdgnr u. jaexson no
J. M. and Mary 8. Johnson 100
Joseph Kirk 200
Chas. K. nnd Myrtle L. Larsen.. 100
Isaac and Helena Larkey 100
II. C. Mnckenstadt CO
Win. Nail 50
K. A. Tage 50
Victoria M. I'rue 50
P. 8. nnd Madge Puckett 250
It H. nndcllff 100
School DUt. No 7, Ft. Klamath 160
Roy Smith 60
torlnda M. Sauber 100
Ed 8toneman 60
J. E. Vose 60
Dorothy M. Weeka 60
Frank and Rosa Adamek 200
C. A. and Manrella Beardatey .
300
100
50
50
50
50
50
50
300
100
100
nurrls Ilroa
W. M. nnd Mallnda Chandler ...
Iun It. Krnest
Roy nnd Mabel Fogle
O. F. and May Click
fir M. Orace
John and Klltabeth Hale
O. L. and Florence Holbrook .
I.uther R. and Lou Holbrook .
Olln E. and Nettle Hunt
Will Holbrook 100
Holbrook" " 100
D. C.
Max Hartlorodo 100
Edward and Jessie Jonea 50
J. I Jacob, Malln 60
Elirnbcth Johnson 500
W. ' Jardlne 50
Edgar Johnson 50
Geo. and Lilian Knox 50
John nnd Alpha McNeill 100
Chas. Pechanek 100
John and Ollle Ratllff 100
Anna Rntllff 60
A. C. Roberta 50
Vaclav Rajnus 60
E. D. and Pearl Smith 50
R. C. Stout SO
John and Mary Toffell 50
John T. and Ruth Turnbul! 50
Tim II. Templeton 50
James and Annie Worlow 100
Edwin and Caroline Casebeer .. 200
Gilbert and Orace Harrison .... S00
John Henderson ,. 60
Mat Lowry 50
A. II. Swasey. 50
James O. Watta 200
n. O. Parker 60
Vnlontlne arlfflth and wife 60
Mrs. Mnry Hoover 100
Birdie M. Hoover 60
Wni. O. Hoover 60
Clins. V. Nelaon .' 100
Win. M. Raymond 100
Martin E. and Mary Spencer .... 100
R. R. and Dells Brewbaker 50
Geo. nnd Loulae Humphrey 150
8am Ingraham 60
D, E. and Vesta Johnson 50
O. F. Leonard 100
R. a Leonard v....'. 100
Una A.tMathews .'. 60
R. C. Mehaffey 60
Carl Nelson 60 1
J, D. Pearson so
Mrs. O. B. Prosser
Oscar uA Kate Peytoa
60
were published In the .Scientific Amcr-
lean In May, 191 fi, Ioiik boforo the
tlermnns Mhelled Dunkirk from Nleu-
port, 22 mljca dlatnnl. Tlio public was
Itnld IIiIh wna an extraordinary feat.
l!ut American ordnnnco expertH knew
It wan not. Colonel Ingnllx, one of liiu
greatent ordnance experts, brfo're the
Oermnna had figured that a Drown 10
Inch gun of large calibre could bo
made to nhont 49 mllen. Ordnance ex
pertH nro puzzled over the present
Loan Blue List
Arthur W. Rorkc
Udlth Rutcnlc
Dcllo Rutcnlc
Mathew A. and Mnrinn Smith .
Fred Stearns
I. Swnnson
60
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
no
10U
no
no
100
no
50
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Stngg
fiery! B. Stngg
Wellington nnd llec Templcr ..
I R. S. Van Campcn nnd wife ....
I Estill Wirt
Floyd E. Wilson
1 Frank U numa,
Chas. W. Burna
Chas..C. Ilrophy
Ed. D. nnd Olena Drlscoe
Ernmus A. nnd' Martha Drawer
E. R. nnd Rose-Cardwoll-.
Rill and Derdle Click
F. M. and Myrtle Denton
Walter and Orace Dixon
O. W. and Mabel Engle
Richer and Bona
Horace O. Falrclo
Den Ferch
II. and I.llllnn Ferch
8. A. Oault
Job. L. and Emma L. Gordon ..
ueo. T. and' Elizabeth R. Cray..
ift J. and Ora Gordon
Asel It. Granger .?
Roy and Anna Hickman v
Geo. C. and Lurlnda A. Hill ....
O. 8. and Addle Hoyt
J. T. and Bertha Jackson
Arllen Johnson
Alain and Rose Klrkpatrick ....
col
no !
300
BO
300
GO
100
60
no
60
no
50
150
5k
200
no
50
200
100
Be
no
100
50
Je? an1 Henrietta Klrkpatrick
C, V. and Monica Loosley 600
Louis and Daisy LaurlUen 50
Maine, Fern, Edmonson and
Elizabeth Leever 159
Henry D. and Anna M. Loosley 100
-i.
Well, He's Been Lp
ysyirn!Wiyn'3tss&yffl
Nvij.
Manager John J. McGraw of the
New York Giants, In training at Mar-
(In, Tex., has, If hla enemies are to be
believed, often been "up In tbe air."
Oermnn feat because they find it dim
cult to Ijcllfno a gun could bo built to
Hlioot with n powder chargo 11 nhell 7(1
tnllcH. Thn cost of tho gun and IIh
chnrgn would bo prohibitory, nnd It
would wenr out after a few shots, they
think. Ihnl Is why some of them
line been Inclined to believe tho
h'HIx wcio not carried Into Pari by
an explosive charge, but that an clcc-
l. o magnetic device might have fur
nished the power, or that n telescope
shell, nnd x lore powder chnrges, might
hae Icon tued. On thin theory tho
Inrt rl.ell would be the one to reach
lis destination, tl.c others dropping by
the way.
APPLY SAGE TEA
LOOK VOUXG! RHINO RACK ITH
NATURAL COLOR, GLOSS AXO
ATTR.CTIVEXi:.SS
Common garden sage brewed Into n
heavy tea with sulphur added, will
' turn grny, streaked nnd faded hair
beautifully dark and luxuriant. Just
n few applications will prove a revela.
Hon If our hair Is fading, streaked or
erny. Mixing tho Snge Tea and Sill
phur rcclpo at home, though, Is iron
1 uiosome. An easier way la to get a
3-cent bcttlo of Wctli'a Sage and Sul.
phur Compound r.t any Urug store cll
ready for use. This is the old time
recipe IniprtAe.l by the addition of
uther Ingrefllenln.
Whllo wlupy, gray, faded hair Is
not sinful, wo nil dejlre to retain our
jouihful nppcarnnco nnd attractive-
! lies?. By ilnrkeulnir tour linlr with
Wyctli'i Sago nud Sulphur Compound,
no one ran tell, becauso It docs it so
naturally, so evenly. You Juat damp
on n spango or soft brush with It and
drrw this through your hair, taking
ono small strand at a time; by morn.
r
10 DARKEN HAIR
",B, 1',' .J5" IT""3 !,?y.1!l"p,T,.r-d,!o!
and after another application or two,
jour hair becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luxuriant.
This preparation Is a delightful
toilet requisite, und is not Intended
for tho cure, mitigation or prevention
of disease Adv.
in the Air Before
nt& v
JOtlN J. MSOSM"
This time be really was in tho air.
Colonel Archibald Miller, at the Rich
field. Tex., camp, asked him to take a
ride, and bo decided It was one ex
perience he needed. ,
Use one of our good etlsT brta.
tie brushee and one n oar bob
ular unbreakable combe.
Let oe ahow jroa
style combe ead braehee. Oar
awaortmeat le Mgarkee right
we will eare yem Moaejr. We
are headaaaitere for braehee
aee ae tret.
NJmTHMUlOKMNi
"wissnar"
v W9vWWQw&WV
Ladlta Riding retehta, tklrta and
Jackets at K. K. K. ttere. 15-6t
.NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Notice la hereby given that the un
dersjgned has been duly appointed
by the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County, admin
istrator with the will annexed of the
estate of Alexander Cbeyne, deceased,
nnd that all persons baring claims
against said estate are required to
present same properly rerlled to
said administrator at the law oflcee
of R. C. droesbeck, Klamath Falls,
Oregon, within six months from the
dato or thts notice.
' Dated: March 28, ltll. '
' ALEX. B. CHETNB,
Administrator with the Will Aaaesed
of Alexander Cbeyne, Deceased.
SS-MMS-25
Notice of Petition te Vacate Plat
Notice la hereby given that tbe ua
derslgned will, at the regular meetlag
of the Council of tbe City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, to be held oa the 20th
dny of May, 1918, present a petition
for tbe vacation of the folowiag de
scribed blocks, lota, streets, parts of
blocks, lota, and streets In the City
of Klamath Falls, Oregon, to-wit:
Commencing at the southeast cor
ner of lot twenty-two (II), in block
five (5), in Lakeside Addition to the
City of Klamath Falls, Oregon; thence
outherly along tbe westerly line of
High styeet ih aald addition to the In
tersection of said line with the town
ship line between townships thirty
eight (38) snd thirty-nine (39), sonth
of range nine (9), east of tho WU-
IiimaHa fvllatt im Vlaanalh fVuntlw
5a?53sS?
thence west along said Itae
to tho Intersection of thts line with
the westerly line of WeU street la said
addition; thence northerly along said
westerly line of Well street te the In
tersection of said line with the north
line of lot two (2), In sectioa thirty-
two (32), township thirty-eight (IS).
south of range nine (9), east of the
Willamette Meridian, la Klamath
County, Oregon; thence east along
aald line to the Intersection of this
line with the easterly line of WeU
street . extended; thence soatherly
along said extended line and along the
easterly line of Well street to tbe
southwest corner of lot four (4) In
block nine (9). In said addition; theaeej
easterly along the southerly line of
sold lot, crossing West street In a di
rect line to the southwest corner of
lot four (4), In block eight (S), In said
addition, and continuing easterly
along the southerly line of said lot to
Its southeast corner; thence southerly
along the westerly line of Paul street
to the southeast corner of lot fifteen
tin), in block eight (S). of saloSaddl
lion; thence eaaterly In a direct line
to the southwest corner of lot twenty
two (22), In block seven (7), In ssld
addition, and continuing easterly along
tho southerly line of asld lot tad ex
tending the aald line serosa Lewis
street to tbe southwest jorner of;lot
twenty-two (II), In block five (6), of
raid addition, ( and then continuing
along the southerly line of ssld tot to
the place of beginning; all la Lakeside
Addition to the City of Klamath Fall,
Oregon, according to the pint thereof
duly recorded and oa lie la the ofloe
of the County'Clerk of KJaawth Coun
ty, Oregon.
Dated at Klamath rails; Oregoa, this
11th day of April, 1916.
PAUL BRWT1NSTMN.
1MS-I6-3 -
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN O. CLEOMORN
County Sarreyor
Civil Kngtneee
City County Abstract Co.
ARTHVt R. WILSON
' 617 Main St,
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER OKNV
FLAT
HOUGHTALIXO A DOUOAN .
Architects aad Engineers
607-8 Henry Building
WE FINANCE YOU
Phone Main S723. Portland, Ore.
DR. EARL O. WISECARVER
DENTIST
OAce, Rooms 7 and 8, White
BaUdlac
DR. P. R. GODDARD
OoteoMtfaJe Phrstclaa
alta Ml, L e. O. F. Teatele
(ever K. K. K. Store)
(The sly Osteopathic Fhyat-
ctoa aad Surgeoa la
roue.)
KATHERINE 8CMLEKF, M. D.
' Phjrsiclaa aad Snnjeea
White Dldg, la Dr. Hamilton's
otsce
Office hours 9:30 to 12m., 1:36
to 6 p.,m.
Night calla promptly atteaded to
W. D. MILLER
Walks, Floors, Foaadatloaa. Coa
erete Building Blocks, Flaee aad
Ttlee. Ill 8. Sixth St Phoae til
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GOBLE
Well known Optometiet
Optician, Is
PeraWMtly bated at
126 3d Street
Ofeeette KUu Temple
Phone eeM
Make eagsgeaaeata, sad he will
cell at yow home aad eternise
your of ee for gfasais, if roe eaa
not call M hie oace.
WOOD
ORDKR A YBAR'S SUPPLY OFt
QRKKN SLAB
New, and have them dry and un
der cover early In the Ml ,
We else handle Body, Limb;
and Black Weed, Ceai aad Puel
Oil. '
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