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KAISER- ACi
Upper Lake Points
Are Very Patriotic
la inter to thn Herald Just ro-(
celvtd from B. H. Klrby, tho men of
Um locilng camp express their appro-
elation to thn group of Klamath Fall
Udira who came from Klamath Kail
to attend the Ited Cron dance thero
last Saturday night, and vend them
aturanco that whenever tho Red
Creu needs fund thry can secure mi
(Ml amount by another appearance. (
Odessa ladlea recently made and
riffled off two largo boxen of candy for
lit Hrd Cross which brought n return
ef 144.(0. the letter declarer Mr.
Rfinhlll ahd on, of the Odessa enmp,'
IT MEAT. IF Yd
KIDNEYS ACT BADLY
TAKK A TAU'I HfOOM f,
SALTS IK HACK HURTS
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We are a nation of meat uaturs mid
our blood U tilled with urjr urlil, hid
a well known authority, who warns
v to te constantly on gunrd nKultmt
kidney trouble.
The kldueya do their utmost to froo
tat blood of thla IrrltatltiK nrld, but
become, weak from the overwork;
ttty get sluggish; tho ollmlnatlve
tlnuej rlog and thui the waste In re
tained In the blood to poison the en
tlr lyitem.
When your kidneys aclio and feci
Uke lunpe of lead, and you have
Mlaglng palna In the back or the
ttrlaa U cloudy, full of aedlmeiit, or
tti bladder la Irritable, obliging you
to task relief during the night; when
save
iKwheat
err mor corn
2me&t
use more fish &boan$
3-&ts
us jus enough
4-suar
V use syrups
and serve
the cause of freedom
US FOOOjSRMINISIKATIQN
V6T PIKERS
and McKlwin of the Pelican llay camp,
uldvd thla matter materially by their
enthusiastic co-operation. The box
placed at the Odessa camp wan won by
W. K. Patterson, who promptly gave It
bnck to be raffled again.
Duy thla thrtt room heutt near the
hlah school for 7B, on easy terma,
and atop paying rant. S Chlleotf. 19
Auto i Comfort Cushion and Camp
Cook gasoline Htovea at Telford tlroa.
Barage. it
you tmvu mtvrra headaches, nervoiiH
and illiiy spells, sleeplessness, acid
stonmch or iheiimatlHm In bad weath
or, gt-l from your pharmacist about
'four ounce of Jad Salt; take a
talilt-Hiuioiiful In n glnim of wator be
fore breakfnrt ouch morning, and in
u few duys your kidiieys will act
line. ThU fumouH aalti Ik made from
the arid. of grapes nnd lemon juice,
combined wlthllllila, and hua been
iihoiI for generations to flush and
stimulate clogged kidneys, to neu
tral lie the arid In urine ao It Is no
longer a source of Irritation, thua
ending urinary and bladder disorders
Jad Bait Is inexpensive and cannot
Injuro; makes a delightful efferve
cent llthla-water drink, and nobody
r.in make n mistake by taking a lit
tle occasionally to keep the kidney
clean and active. Adv.
j.
Dennlo and Gertrude Law ton
no
I 200
(lou. W. und Emma Loosley ..,
Rlchnrd and Mary Melhase ..
1,000 '
It. A. and Edith Moon
Kinmutt and Kdna McKeever ....
W. 13. and Nolllo Nicholson ....
Kdna K. Norrls
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(.'has, M. and nose J. Noah
David K. Noah
Francis Nicholson
Win. II. Norton
Jn. I'elton ...
JoHophlno I'olton
Adrlance and Viola Page
John Itoso
Alton Hay
I,. M. and Nora Streeter
John II. and May Smart
L. C. and Anna O. Blsemore
and boys
Dan and Jennie Bavaa
Jchho and Hazol Siemens
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Archie V. Tlndell
K. H. and l.urjndn Turner
John W. Utter
too,
Ira and Lillian Vincent
60
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0. V. and Via Vincent
J. II. and Alice Wise
Harold I,, nnd Mlna Wlmer
Wm. and Kdna Zumbrura
Martin Adams
0. K. Iluckman and wife
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601
600
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60 1
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Alfred and Kdna A. Dradburn....
C. K. and Florence Brandenburg
W. C. and Lill Ball
Stuart and Luclllo Urine
Hev. W. II. and D. B. Cog
(loo. D. and Margt Chamberlain
Esther and Myler Calkins
John B. and Winifred election)
Agnes Drlscoll
Homer nnd Kvahgellne Depuy ..
Henrietta Fischer
Eugene and Alma Fischer
Klmcr I and Grace O. French..
John M. and Octavla Fountain..
II. It. and Katherlne aialsyer..
Fred M. and Ollle Oarlch
J. a. and Bessie Ooble
Victor Oofflc and wife
P. II. and Mary Gibbons
J. and Klvlra Illrvl
Marlon Hanks
Amelia Hanks
Eva Hanka
James and none Hilton
Marie Hamaker
Clyde Hanson
John D. Hooper and wife
Jos. 8. Kent and wife
J. J. and Hattle Keller
Wilms Lyon
Norrls and Martha Leslie
August A. and May Liskey
J. F. and L. D. McColluto
Ceo. Moore and wife
Homer and Maude Martin
Ilufua 8. and Clara A. Moore ....
H. Orem and wife
Clay II. and Eunice pwePra
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100
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SAYS LABOR SITUATION WORSE
WASHINGTON. D. C. April IS.
Sherman of Illinois has declared that
the labor situation la getting beyond J
control of the labor leaders. He says i
the strikes are occurring with alarm-j
Ing frequency, and thlnka that con
gress should take the matter la hand.
Klamath
Liberty
Clothing of Amman Soldiers m Trenches Will Be Clean
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France will wear clean, clothlnf, as
this stsrillier. Invented
by Dr. Leon
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Loan Blue List
J. J. and Maria M. Parker 100
L. K. and Alpha Pbelpa 60
W. II. and Nellie new 60
S. It. and Efle Redkey CO
J. P. Rob'ustelllnl and wife ...... 60
Itoss and Nellie Stampley CO
Chas. and Nancy Burber CO
L. L. Bteln and wife 100
C. F. Stemwell and wife 1G0
J. C. and Sarah E. Scraggy Co
Cbas. Shulmlre CO
Hamuel D. and Isabel Smith 100
C. II. and KunlU Underwood .... SOO
O. F. and Jesse Vose 100
Henry J. Weeks 100
Dr. C. B. and Marjorle Wheeler 100
H. 8. and Sylvia Wilson 60
W. II. and Frances E. Wynant.. CO
Joseph C. and May Wright 100
John Wulltch .. CO
(This was printed at $SO0 by error)
H. J. and Ore Gordon 300
Writes French Don't
Know Yankee Appetites
The French cooks don't understand
the American appetite, according to a
letter received by Harry Telford from
his brother, Wilbur, who Is In France
with tbe SOth Engineers. Mr. Telford
say the French are good cooks, and
everything that they serve tastes good,
but that they have trouble In getting
them to cook enough.
The lettei, In part, follows.
'You can get pretty good eats In
most cf the French points, but they
always nerve things In courses. They
will only (bring In one thing at a time,
nnd wait lill that Is eaten before they
bring on the nest It takes about an notning to ao out anre on mem.
hour and a half to two hours to get a "I never saw prettier country than
good sqvare meal la France. In lota of, most of what we came thru; most of
the smaller towns you eat In the the flrst twc-thlrds of our trip we fol
kitchen, and tbey cook one thing while lowed lalrly close along a bay or river,
you are eating tie one before. In Tho country was slightly rolling, and
tome restaurants we got Into they did
not have any stove, doing all the cook-.
Ing over an open ire. However, they
are all good rooks, and everything tbey
serve tastes good. We have a little'
trouble la getting them to
cook
enough. They cant seem to get used
to American appetites.
"Well, I seem to be getting some
what oO the track, ao will return to my
trip. We left said city, and went on
to our destination, which was some
docks near another pretty good slsed
town, where they unload lots of cars,
trucks and other supplies. The town
there is one of the oldest In France,
and was sure worth 'looking over. All
their buildings In thla country are
built falrl) rolld. Usually with stone
walla two or three feet wick. Thla
town, however, was oven more sub
stantial looking than usual. Tbe irst
B. Waters, proves.. ,Maar of, these are
belnrToonstructed for salpmeat to OsB'
era! HMMfr immV Reeajtikia a
steam heller lato walek etotalas wtU
fARMtr CLtli roRMIO
IN 1ATMN KLAMATH
For the purpose of exterminating
the squirrels which are becoming a
menace on tbe west side of Langell
Valley, the Westslde Langell Valley
Fanners' Club has been organlxed, a&
curding to Secretary Archie Wlshard
of the Water Users Association, who
has been Instrumental in getting tbe
' new organization under way.
The following officers havo been
elected. Ben Brown, president; H.
Tlchnor, secretary; C. P. Dennis,
treasurer and poison mixer.
18 MADE SERQIANT MAJOR
A letter has been received from
Major II. It. Johnson, president of the
Klamath Manufacturing company
here, telling of the promotion of H. E.
Oetx, who was formerly in the office
of Attorney W. H. A. Itenner here.
Mr. Gets Is now a sergeant major In
France, and Is considered next im
portant to the adjutant, rays Major
Johnson, who also states that Mr.
Gets Is certainly making good.
' Mr. Gets enlisted last November.
morning there we aet up aome Dodge
Mellveiy wagons), and the next
l?' "r.the unch t,ook
sturted back. Three of us and two
,from ,no(ber outflt Uyed ow
, ccuplo of days longer and got two CH
ton "Mack" trucks. We had a fine trip
home In ihcm. being three days and a
nan on tin rcaa. ineir speea limn is
only ten miles per. So had plenty of
time to tee tbe country. The part of
France we rame thru is sure a pretty
country, and for foada, well, California
sure has nothing on France. They are
some road, end they keep every little
hole filled up. I would sure like to get
hold of a good car for a few daya with
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covered as far as you could see la ev
ery direction witb vineyards, dotted
here and there with the white stone
houses of the French people, and with
occasionally the gray remains of some
old tavern or castle, la some cases si-
Miuf .till.! .ll.n rfA.H ...ftll. aIIiam
stand almost as good as new. In one
little town where Are stopped for din
ner, a Frenchman took us thru an old
church, which, If we understood him
light, was built some time before the
year lOOfl. Tbey are still using the
church, and I suppose will continue to
uao it v long as France la France."
IS ALLOWED EOUNTY
J. W. Glbba.woa allowed by the
county clerk yesterday, as bounty for
three coyotes.
be' placed under high pressure.
dirt wll) be removed In forty minutes.
If necessary the machines may be sent
WMo the trenches.
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Your Hair
I'seone of our getod stiff bris
tle brushes anil one of our pop.
ular unbreakable combs.
Let ue shew yew some new
style coutbs and brushes. Our
asaottaseat Is biff, prices right
we wUl save you money. We
are lieansnaHaia for brushes
see us flrst.
lOJIrWNfMISORtftOni
"Anqsraar"
Ask Chlleete to shew you that four-
room modern bungalow In the heart ef
the city, only one block frem Main
street You should net overlook this
opportunity. Price ta,ise, en easy
terms. 19
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
. AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
tay sleee ef net vftrter
To see the tinge of healthy bloom
In your1 face, to see your skin get
clearer and clearer, to, wake up with
out a headache, backache, coated
tongue or a nasty breath. In fact, to
feel your best, day In and day out.
Inst try Inside bath lag every morning
for one week.
Before breakfast each day, drink a
glass of rest hot water with a, tea-
spoonful of (Imsstone phosphate In It
as a harmless means of washing from
tbe stomacb.llvsr, kidneys and bowels
the previous day's .Indigestible waste.
tour bile and toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the entire
alimentary cansl before putting more
food Into the stomach. The action ot
hot water and limestone phosphate on
an empty stomach Is wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all the soar
fermentations, gases and acidity and
gives one a splendid appetite for
breakfast
A quarter pound of limestone phos
phate will cost YT Uttle at the drug
store but Is suBclsat to demonstrate
that Just as soap and hot water
cleanses, sweetens nnd freshens the
skin, so hot water and limestone phos
phate act on the Mood and Internal or
gans. Those who.are subject to cou-
stlpatloa.blllouB attacks, add stomach
rheumatio twinges, slso those whose
sain Is sallow and complexion pallid,
are assured that one week ot Inside
bathing will have them both looking
and feeling better In every way. Ad.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Sale of Real' Property
Notice Is hereby given that In pur
suance of an order of the County
Court ot the .State of Oregon, for
Klamath County, made and entered
on March 32, 1018, In the matter of
the guardianship of the person and
estate of Miriam Martin, a minor, the
undersigned guardian of aald minor
will sell at private sale to the highest
bidder for cash In hand on and after
the 23d day of April, 1918, subject to
the confirmation of said court, all
right, title and Interest of said minor
In, and to the following described
premises, to-wit:
Situate in Klamath County, Ore.
gon, lots 6 and 7, ot section 16,
lot s of section 33, and northeast
quarter of northeast quarter of
section S3, township 40 south,
range 8 east of Willamette Merid
ian, containing S9.SS ncres, more or
less.
All bids fqr said premises may be ad
dressed to the undersigned at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
Dated: Warea SS, 1918.
SMMA O. OBBNCHAIN,
Guardian ot the person and estate ot
(UliJtneiCPMIliW
Miriam Martini Miner.
SM9-S-1S-1S
LET MX MAKX JOVn mXt
SUIT
PERFECT FIT
Highest Grade of Workmanshl
GUARANTEED
Spring Woolens on Display.
Your Inspection Invited.
Chas. J. Cizek
Successor to aToewe Bros.
MERCHANT TAILOR
BIO Main St ,
Fireproof Storage, loweat rate.
38tf FARMERS' WAREHOUSE OO.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN O. CI.EGHORN
County Surveyor
Civil Engineer
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHUR R. WILSON
617 Mala St '
FARM LOANS AT PER CENT
FLAT
HOUGHTAUNG DOUGAN
Architects and Engineers
60,7-8 Henry Building
WE FINANCE TOU
Phone Mala S7SS. Portland, Ore.
DR. KARL G. WISECARVER
DENTIST
OnVe, Roosae 7 nnd 8, White
Building
DR. P. R GODDARD
OsteefwdOc Physician
Suite til, 1. e. O. F. Teassto
(over K. K. K. Store)
caOSlV BMaJn e e JHeSJe JjrBvSl eavBVR
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la Klamath
Falls.)
KATatERIKE BCHLEKF, M. V.
Physician and Burgeon
White Bldg, in Dr. Hamilton's
ollce
OSlce hours 9:30 to 12m., 1:39
to 6 p. m.
Night calls promptly attended to
W.D.MILLER
Walks, Floors, Foundations. Con
crete Building Blocks, Htatea and
Tiles. SSS S. Sixth St Phone S9S
DR. J. G.
GOBLE
Well known OptomeUst
Optician, Is
Penaieitlj Locate, at
126 3d Street
Opposite Klks Temple
Phone MM
Make engagements, and he will
cell at your home nnd examine
your eyes for glosses, If you can
not call at his ohtce.
WOOD
ORDER A YEAR'S SUf PLY OF
GREEN SLAB
New, and have them 4n ami un. i3
dsr cover early In the fall,, ;
We also handle Body, Limb
and Block Weed, Coaled FyeU
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