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Marine Is Predicted
SOUTH BEND, ind., Notre Dame
Unlveralty, June . America In 1M0
will haw a Merchant narine ot 15.000,
000 deadweight' ton, Chalrnan Hurley
of the shipping board declared here
In an addreei (Winn the most com
plete statement of the nation's ship
building prairsm which has yet been
made public.. -,
The great commerce fleet, aald Mr.
Hurley, the largest ever assembled In
the history ef the world, and Involv
ing the eipendlture of more than 15.-
000,000.000, will tfek the United States
South and Central America by MOO." Mr. Hurley said.
weekly simmer service which will en
able the ltlnAmerlcan countries to
utilise their unlimited natural ntiour
cos In the freest compellllon with
other nations. It also will brldgf the
raclflc for the transportation? of the
products of Jsnan, Hussla, China, Aus
tralia, and the Orient, and will con
tlnue to promote America's trade wllh
Kurope.
"Our program calls for the building j
of 15 passenger, cargo, rcrilgeraior
ship and tankers, ranging from 5.00)
Ions to 11,000 tons each, with an ag
gregate deadweight tonnage of 13.000,'
CITY BAWD HOW
OlTTIMa, UNDERWAY
About II of the local band beys
were out.for,vractleat the Wks ehtb
last night, where the evening was
pent In preparation for the Mag Day
exercise' Friday evsalng. The' boys
are scltsduled to neat tain tonight.
Friday night will be the first appear
nre of the local organisation thla
year. Memnora are planning io do on
the Job nt the Fourth of July celebra
tion and will probably appear on. dif
ferent datea In the summer.
UYS NEW.
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the J. T. Ward i i7MM
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Winnek'
Thin Is one ot the first photographs These boys are in the "chow" camp,
to nrrho In the United States ahoow- Just having gone back- from the front
ing Americans on the fighting line. trenches for some warm food. While
they are within firing distance
the Germans their "chow" camp
screened so the Doche cannot see
Cut In Fuel For Non
Essential Industries
WASHINGTON, June 12. Curtail
ment of coal supplies to manufactur
ers of passenger automlblles for the
ear beginning August 1 to 25 per
cent of the quantity consumed In 1117
18 has been announced by the fuel
administration. This is one ot the
steps in the drastic program for re
duction of fuel allowed non-war Indus
tries to meet the expected coal short
age next winter.
Just how other Industries will be 'this demand, Dr.
affected has not been disclosed, and
It Is said to be probable that there will
be no publication of a list of-ao-called
non-essentials. Instead, an announce
ment may be made as each order is
given applying to a particular industry-
There Is understood to be before
President Wilson now a report upon
which It is proposed to base concert
ed action by the fuel administration,
the food administration, the war In
dustries board and the' railroad admin
istration, In the matter of curtailment
of orders.
The fuel administration is prepared,
however, to enforce Its program, with
out waiting for the other agencies to
act. If necessary.
Director of Conservation Noyce has
reported to Administrator Garfield
that 100,000,000 tone of coal, sore
than produced thla year, will be need
ed to meet the demands of the com
ing year. Thta Dr. Oarfleld explained,
is based upon an estimate of S0.000.
000 tons for actual demands In sight
with an additional 20,000,000. to al
low for progressive war preparations.
increased production cannot
Oarfleld said.
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FILM TO BE
DIVORCE SUIT PILED
Charging desertion, a suit for di
vorce haa been Instituted In the office
of the Circuit Court clerk by Henry
Hayaes against Elisabeth Haynes,
through his attorney, E. I. Elliott.
The complaint recites that there are
three children and asks that the plain
alff be given control of the boy, An
drew J., and partial control of the boy,
Alfred X. The custody of, the daugh
ter, Lerene, would be given to the de
fendant
HFfiF TUESDAY
DAMAQK SUIT STARTED
A ault for damages for the loss of a
Isteer valued at 1)0, lost by the plain
tiffs through the negligence of the
defendant In leaving a cistern partial-
Chllcote will take nenee ef the Third
Liberty Lean ae pert payment en
elty property. . IB
Some nifty Straw and Panama hate at
tf K. K. K. STORK.
-..R. F. Fell, the plana toner, will be
In town about July 1st Orders can
be left at Herald oSlee. !
The Klamath County Lumber and
Loggers association haa now couplet
ed. arrangements to show the public
an eight reel film en the preventable
accidents la the lumber industry at
the Houston Opera House next Tues
day. June II.
This picture, which Is unusually In
structive, la being brought la by the
aaaeclatloa primarily for its Instruc
tive qualities, for those engaged In
thla occupation. Tickets wlU be dis
tributed among all the mill and log
giag camp employee, and after these
have been ,accoauaodated, the deore
will be tkrowa open to the public
without charge.
Those who have seen- the pictures
declare they are sensually Instruct
ive. e
Twe modern hemes, cleee In, S1.4W
and I1.S0O. Terms. .
6-St J. W. MAQUIRI, 713 Main St
Kodak Work
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ly filled with water In the open rung
near 8wan. Lake, has been filed In
the Circuit court by Caroline Llsky
and brothers. Dave and Dan Llsky.
alnst the II. II. Edmonds Lumber
company.
The complaint states that the ani
mal In question fell in the cistern and
was drowned.
The plalntlffa are represented by
Attorneys llenner and Kent.
The HI. Paula Episcopal guild will
meet Vt the home of Mrs. J. II. Oar
rvtt on Thursday, June IS, at 3:10 p.
m. All members are asked to be pros-
tent as there are Important business
matters to be discussed.
Ladles' Outlna-Wear at
tf K.'K. K. STORI.
NOTICE
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Notice Is hereby given thst begin
ning June IS, the schedule for wsges
of carpenters will be 1560 for X hours.
CARPENTEHR LOCAL NO 190.
Fit J, B, Vollnier, Secy.
WEATHER REPORT
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Oregon Probably .showere and
e not so warm tonight, except near
coast. Moderate winds, mostly
4 southerly. '
Maximum yesterday. 14,
Minimum today, 64.
NOTICE
Liberty bends taken In payment en
a heme near be factories.
6 St J. P. MAQUIRE, 713 Main St
Wear "lluckhecht" Army Shoes and
forget those tired and hurting feet.
For sale at MODSRN SHOE STORE.
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Electric flstlrsns and
Toasters. These
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We have a very complete department for finishing
Kodak Work. Beit appliances and machines and
above all an EXPERT PHOTOGRAPHER in
charge.
.Bring us your next roll of film if our work doss , Jl
rsotplea8e you there will be no charge.
If you buy your roll of
I Captain J. W. Siemens returned last
'night from a bvslaess visit of several
days, la Portland and Bend. Mr. Sle
( mens 'went primarily to attead the
convention of Thrift Stamp workers.
I of which he la chairman in Klamath
jeouaty, and returns Impressed with
jthe naceaelty of immediate work
i among Klamath county people, la or-
dor to make a satisfactory showlag
fur the county.
Mr. Siemens reports an enthusiastic
coaveatloa of the atate beakers at
Bead, which he attended, and at which
he was made a member of the execu
tive committee.
He was accompanied on his return
by bis niece. Cleo Siemens, of Pert
land, who will ftatt at the Slemeas
.home here had by hje ward. Miss Nan
uoBan. wno wiu make her home from
now on with the aUeasane family here.
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Modurn comfott t ' luxuries do
nund o hco tox. Today' way
of .living alci. doum u:id 'ofyv
the Kumon machine.
er-catinji, irTeftular hab'is Jiisuf:'
civnt exercise, highly concontr to. I
' foods have produced Co.isfpo'ion,
basic wcakhe? 1 1 m "Mich most
ills originate.
Before you realize t -cs-inal
accumulations poiso sys cm.
Tlton come Headaches, An'jr.uo.
Hardened Arteri- Dyspepji'i,
Gastritis, Piles and c tc.nn
down ailments.
To end constipation, the uninformed
turn to drufc-laden purgatives
many habit-lbrminft.
Dras are violent. They end consti
pation unnaturally. They stunt tha
muscular movements of inttstinss.
Until the cominfc of Stanolax - ths
fcreat corrective the average per
son has faced a choice of evils:
Constipttion or harsh drult.
SiV.r.oiax is .ot n cathartic not s
driife. It is lubricant for the
bowels. It .mot irritate. It en
courages rii.ial muscular action.
Stanolax is tasiojss. It is colorless.
. It is neither d curd no" absorbed
by the system.
Stanolax does not act hnscuy, causing
undue strains. It rol;oes wntly,
but surely, in a natural way,
carrying otT intestinal pciv.ns.
Free yourself and keep ftoad from
constipation, and all its Mirttm
effects, by usinfc Stanolax sold
oy progressive aruggisis.
bottle is convincing.
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