THUMDAV, MAV .30, Iff!
Big Battle Described
By London Officer
LONDON, May 30.ln n leller ie
ttlvsd Oil wcok lieutenant In n
Ixndon regiment says, according to
Ibi DMIy News;
To itlvn 'ou ni" Mo of our InHt
itren lxyH. we wero mod and shell
- fd and attacked every night and morn
log. Alllio we Buffered cnaualtleM, I
m pntinl to nay we never gave mi
Inch, nnd tHo casualties we Inflicted
HUNS USE PERSUASIVE
LOGIC COR LOAN BONDS
AMHTKItPAM, May 30.-rOn of tho
iifflclut war loan advertisements now
appearing In the German newspapers
Klren an unintended glimpse of the
flsrmsn rule In occupied count rle.
i aayai
"How ran any German Mill hesitate
I Change in Passenger Train
Service Effective June
2,1918
On train enly will be run daily In each tlMttlon en Klamath Fslla
branch, aa fellewo, connecting with Trains hos. 13 and II:
No. 40 No. 39
3:30 P.M. Leave WEED Arrive 1:15 P.NL
7:30 P.H. Ar. KLAMATH FALLS L?. 9:15 AJL
8:00 A.N. U. " " Ar. 12:50 P.M.
I(k20 A.M. Arire KIRK Leave 1035 A.M.
Kirk Trias Daily- Except
SouthernPacificCo.
Were
Just As Particular
As You About Tires
O
iUR customers are
fellows who know
BtUmv us, we've looked into this tiro
proposition from top to bottom.
Take our advice and buy Diamonds, the
one 6tf buy on the market The Dia
monds, we have sold our customers are
running farther, giving less trouble, and
costing less in the end than any other
tires wo know.
Put DIummI Tub la a Diawnrisl cat
km sum! J kav. the) ideal tlr. qulpawnt
Klamath Auto Tire Co.
120 So. 6th St Pho 167
SUSSV -A. fffllTT?TTrrfM sV-
, on I Im enemy worn i-nortnoun. In porta
J of our front (hoy II., Wuht and nine
deep or wounded mid dead. I've seen
I more flKlitlnK dutliiK (In, InHt monlli
I mi during tho ronl of my provloun
'" inomiiH of uctual experlonco In
iihi linen put together, onn day wo
Unbilled up with our fiHtH, and, no yon
limy rucmh, In that art wo had Frit
beaten to a friiMlc. Wn aro now' on-
JoyiiiK n fuw daya' nut."
lo HUhxrrlbe for tlm war loan! Ynu
who nre faint-hearted, go and aak tho
Belgians, I lit, HerblanM, the ItUHHlniiH,
tho Itnllunx, what It meaiiH to have
the enemy In tlm rountry. Do you not
reallxti that It In your support of the
loan only that ran keep tho liorront
of mi enemy occupntlon from Ger
many' mill?"
UY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
Suiday.
T?acf
Red
Sides
thrifty, calculating
tireup-keep costs.
THE EVENING
E
PRESS ADMITS DANGER OF QER.
MAN MILITARISM, BUT WOULD
STEER CLEAR OF ALLIED AID
AND AVOID RE.ENTERINQ WAR
MOSCOW, May 30. Tho bolshevik)
niiWMpaperH dcclaro that tho Rusalsn
nro ruiiy nwnro of tho dangers now
threatening the Ilii.iHlun tieonln fmm
German IniperiallMn.
Thoy declare, however, that no al
llrd help In wanted In thin matter. n
II would result In Russia's re-entering
mo war. Kconomlo holp la urged.
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SHIPPINQTON NOT
.,,,,)
Captain John Llnnman, who ban a
lugging contract on the Williamson
Itlvor, Ih heio for a short time looking
after his homo affairs. He will aoon
Ko up tho lake after a big Ion raft.
Captain Parker, not wishing to bo
outdono by the rest of hit neighbor.
nan Imitnlled a pumping plant to fur
nlsh water for the building and
itrounda at his landing. The plant will
he run by a hIx horsepower gaiollne
engine.
Mr. Ed Smith, lato of Bend, la visit-
Ing at the home of Mm. B. R. Taney.
Mr. Smith ha been In the employ of
the government for the laat two years,
and will bo a patrolman at Crater Lake
this summer.
Spud planting In the Duena Vista
Addition I now nearlng completien:
There are only about ten acre yet to
plant. Tho flrt planting I now com.
Ing up, and will soon make a fine show
Ing.
Frank Staff ban bought a couple of
lot In Shlpplngton, and will soon com
mrnre the construction of a residence.
Tho wind storm on the Upper Lake
Tuesday wan very severe, according
to the boatmen who were on the water
at the time. The tug Ranger, under
Captain Wlckstrom, I declared to
have had n bard time attempting to
faco tho gale, but camo thru In good
shape. Tho steamer Klamath Is also
reported to have had a hard time
rounding Kaglo Point.
Until further notice all dancea given
at St. Cloud will be conducted In the
Interest of tho Red Cross. The floor
space Is being enlarged, and will bo
able to accommodate 100 dancers.
Start Tomorrow
and Keep It Up
Every Morning
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Get In h habit of aXaklag a
gtaM of hot water aafer
breakfast
We're not her long, so lat'a
out stay agreeable. Let us lira wall,
cat well, digest well, work wall, aleep
well, and look well. What a glorlotu
condition lo attain, and rat. how vary
easy It Is It one will only adopt taa
morning Inside bath.
Folks who aro accustomed to feel
dull and heavy when ther aria.-salu
ting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, natty breath, acta stosaacn,
nan. In.tend. foal as fresh' aa a dalST
by ooenlna- the sluices la the aratai
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jeach morning and flushing out the
whole of the Internal poisonous stag
nant matter.
Everyone,' whether ailing, alek or
well, should, each morning, before
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
watAP with a taaanaoniul of llaaeatoa
RUSSAWAR
OFDANGER
FROMHUNS
I phosphate In It to waah from the
tomach. liver and bowels tb previ
ous day'a Indigestible waste, tour bile
and poisonous toxins; thus cleansing,
sweetening and purifying- the aatlr
alimentary canal before putting mora
food Into the stomach. The acuoa or
hnt water and limestone phosphate OB
an empty stomach la wonderfully In
vigorating. It cleans out all th aour
fat-mentations, cases, waste and
acidity and gives on a splaadld ap-
notito for breakfast. While you are
enjoying your breakfast the water and
phosphate Is quietly extracting a largo
volume of water from tho blood and
getting ready for a thorough liuhlag
of all the Inside organs.
The millions of people wno are
bothered with constipation, bilious
nniu atomacb treuble: others who
have sallow skins, blood disorders and
sickly complexions aro urged to get a
quarter pound of limestone, phosphate
hxm ih rhiic store. This will cost
Jvery little, but Is sufficient to make
anyone a ropnouncea craana oa me
subject of Inside bathing before
breakfast. Adv.
' HERALD. KLAMATH
Greatest Ahurican
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New York state's barge canal, con-
?necllng the Oreat Lakes with the At
laatle Ocean at a cost of $150,000,000,
has been opened, and this photograph
tliows the eastern terminal at Water
ford, N. Y. Barges and their tugs are
entering the gheat locks to be lifted
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Testament Saves
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, May 30. The Bible aa an
Instrument for saving soldiers' lives
has alwaya been a favorite theme In
pastry and Action. In the case of Wil
liam Wilson of New Csstle, Pa., there
Is more truth than poetry as regards
bis narrow escape from death, thanks
tn Ms pocket Bible.
WUsoa Is 19 years of age and a
member of an Infantry unit In the sec
tor held by Americans In Plcardy. A
German sniper shot Wilson In the left
cheat The steel Jacketed bullet was
prevented from reaching his heart or
lung by a pocket edition of a New
Testament and a steel trench mirror.
The bullet punctured the mirror, pin
ning the ragged edges of the metal In
the cover of the Bible. It passed en
Comfortable far you.
The big things you demand In a 100
are bunt into the aui;i&Hi.H 1 Army
Sao. lis comfort comes from the
Manton Lett ss specified by the V. 8.
Army. Buiiniss mm, firntn, (rnt,
mburl, ranthtri, iitttmn. Htm,
mtfnr vtrktnm sre wcsrlng the
UCKIIECHT Army Shot. Rrmltr
Fest troubks sre no longer known to
them. And what's more their shoe
tills have been'sstlsfsctorily reduced.
The durability of this' shot and
good looks, toe come from the finest
sssiertsli and best worksMnsbip. Its
BUCKINGHAM A HECHT
""" aaisfAHCiaco
pugjKmgHT
ARMY SHOE
sea isslar djsai' anvjU.'
SBaakaaa. ,- -Saaaaat 4V aSataUakaakaB stt aka
WEal jWassj em ssssssssssegassssjsras srgg, sjsr
uekheeht For sale by Iradlsy Supply Co. and K. K. K. Store.
EsftrtiSin
"ZBJIOLBNB IS BJ3TTBtH
btcauaa it lsolda battar
ctoprataiea, givas batttr
prottction to th moving
parts and 4poatts lass car
bon. Ceroleae la the correct oil feral
irpM of aatasaobU eagfasta
taa correct ctt far jrjr aatsao-
Oet ear lateUattMCaart aaow
iag the cornet coaalatsacy for
roar car.
ttANDAKO OIL COMPAMY
ZEROLENE
The Stamlud Oil to Motor Corf
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
J. K H08KINO, SaecUl Agent, Standard Oil Co., Klamath Falls, Oregon
FALL8. OREGON
Canal Is Opened
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up on their way to Buffalo. The whole
canal system with Its tributaries is
452 miles long. Very large barges can
now make the trip from the Oreat
Iikes to New York City harbor. It Is
the greatest canal built on the Amer
ican continent with the exception of
tho Panama canal.
Life of Soldier
tirely thru the book, defacing only
part of Wilson's address written on
tho page, and causing scarcely more
than a flesh wound In bis chest.
. The highest prices paid for second
hand goods. Qlvo mo a call. W. II.
Ross, 90G Main street. 30-3t
"You're Safe" when you get a stand
ard fire Insurance policy from the
Chllcote agency. 25
PREIOHT RATE8
Notice la hereby given thaton and
after June 1, 1918, cburges for hauling
freight will be advanced to 10c per 100
pounds.
WESTERN TRANSFER CO.
CITY TRANSFER CO.,
O. K. TRANSFER CO. 22-9t
uppers art selected from the heart of
specially caoten, plump call skins.
Sturdy oak Itithcr goei into the lolet,
The BUCKI1ECIIT Army Shot has
been manufactured ever sinct the
Munton Lsit wai perfected. It it not
an experiment, nor a hatty war-time
crestion, but the tisndard time-teited
Army Shoe. And in price )t very
rtasonsblt to why take a chanct with
a subitiiuitr Atk for the BUCK
HECHT Army Shoe by name. Our
registered trtdt msrk on every psir la
our muiusi protection.
Tbs "f-Rttd trpt tnilae, IUas
rata hart, like aU fattrntl earn
knlhm aaifcaa, rtqulrat aa oil
that Ms lis hibricatlng qualitUs
si tjrlladar bast, burat (ltas la
its cyUaears sad seat out with as
aauat gtralaas Silt Ui.m raqslrs
BMta serfactlr, SaeauM a I cor.
moMr raSaorf from itlttM CaUbi
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Klamath
Korn-
Knocker
Will resMre thesi qvickly.
Id Pap. Ni Streiess
25c Bottle
KLAMATH TALIS OREGON
Chlloete can aave you money on city
and country property. Exclusive agent
for some of the very best, houses, lets,
farms and ranches. 35
Best Coffee
at any price
You can make more cups
of good coffee with less
M. J. B. than with any
other coffee.
Ground just right to make
the best cup of coffee.
Blended from the finest
flavored coffees grown in
the world.
Thoroughly aged before
it is roasted.
Quality never changesv
It's the most economical.
It goes further.
Vacuum Packed by Spec
ial Process to Preserve its
strength and flavor.
It Retches You Fresh
EvgRY Can Guaramtsid
NOTICI OF POUNDMASTIR'S SALK
Notice Is hereby given that the un
derslgned, poundmaster of tho City of
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the
2ta day of May, 1918, impound In the
pound of said city the following de
scribed animals:
One sorrel mare, brand quarter cir
cle over h on left ahoulder, X on right
hip; weight about 800, 8 or 9 years old,
One blue dun horse with white spots,
brand; about 7 or 8 years old, weight
about 800 pounds.
And that unless the owner or own'
era of aald animals, or other parson
or persona having an Interest therein,
shall, before the time of sale stated
below, claim possession of aald an!
mala and pay all costs and charge for
the keeping and advertising thereof,
together with all fees provided by or
dinance of said city for .such cases,
said animals will be sold at publlo auc
tion for 'cub at the city pound, South
Second street, at the hour of 3 p. m.,
on the 1st day of June, 1918. '
H. 8. WILSON. Poundmaster,
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
May N, 1118. 28-St
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lllgliest (Irade of Workmanship
C1UARANTKED
Hprlng Woolen on Display,
Your Inspection Invited.
Chas. J. Cizek
Successor to Loewe Bros.
MKItCIIAN'T TAILOR
SI a Main St.
The new 1918 low cost, life, acci
dent and health policies of the Travel
ers ars up-to-dats In every wsy. They
cost Isss than othsrs. See Chlloete. 25
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
i
JOHN C. CLEGUORN
Connty Surveyor
Civil Engineer
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHUP R. WILSON
517 Main St.
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CENT
FLAT
DR. KARL O. WIHECARVKR
White lids- Phone SS4
Dentistry and Oral Surgsry
DR. F. R. GODDARD
'Osteopathic Physician A Sargao
Bait 211, 1. O. O. F. Tempi
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phoae 881 . . Rea. Phone, 958ft
(Tb only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la Klamath
Falls.)
. KATHKRIXK 8CHLEEF, M. D.
Pliyslrlnn and Surgeon
White Bldg. in Dr. Ilsmlltnn'a
office
Office hours 9:30 to 12m., 1:30
to, 6 p. as.
Night calls promptly attended to
DR. J. G. GOBLE
Well Mown Optosaetist
Optlclaa,ae
-IRMANRNTUY LOCATED AT
128 Third St '
Oppoalt Elk Teaspla
PbosmMM
Make eegageaaeata, aad b wfM
call at yoar boat aad
yoar eye for glasses, If ra
aot caU at hie osac.
W. D. MILLER
Rooflag Contractor
Malthold, Tar and Gravel Roof
log. Roof Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. 132 S. Sixth Street
Phone 293.
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X O. K. AUTO LIVERY
Phone S2J
412 8. SIXTH ST.
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AUTO
FOR HIRE
E. Q. ARQRAVES
Stand at the "Mecca"
Phons 153
WOOD
ORDER A YEAR'S SUPPLY OF ,
OREEN SLAB
New, and have them dry and un
der cover early In the fall.' tf
We also handls Body, Llm
and Block Wood, Coal and . Fuel
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