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W. O. SMITH, Editor
Pvsltahsd dally iim)( Buaeay by
ffte MereM PusUsatag Cmmu at
Klamath rails, at 111 Fourth street'
smtsred at the postomca at Klamath
falls Oregon, for traasmlslo throat
the malla as sscond-clase matter.
tfubscrlptlo titw by mall t amy
address In the Onlted States t
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One noatk .eS
SATl!ltlAY, JUNK
Adfk
Herald's Classified A
HELP WANTED
x-iArcT-"tnj'rririiii,,,","""JMMM assies
WANTKD -Girl for Kcncrnl house
work In private homo. Threo .
fnmlly. Trlcphono Mrs. Laborer,
White Pelican Hotel. 22-lf
KliMth Hj News
SPRING LAKK
444) 444
MIm Adelaide Schubert la spend
ing a few day with her sister, Mrs.
Wn. Cheync.
Rain Still Badly
Needed Over State
Mr. and Mrs. Alox. Cheync and
Mis Julia McReynolda spent Sunday
wlth the latter' psrents, Mr. nml
Mitt. J. Mcfteynotd of I.orella.
Mr. and Mr. K, A. Schrolncr
apent Tuesday evening with Mr. and
Mm. Prank Stewart. ,
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mi ill j- ir-iuiru ...... ,..-. . -.... .n-. ... "'--who iimtcrlukfs tint
of tho o.trly part of tho known wherever mining iiletiirrn nro ))f Kll1( n, ,)f ,,
this crop was lso begin- shown, find remarkable opportunity n (ho ,;(,,,,( Hintm,
hot wind
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ln tn fire In other districts on nc- In tho strong human Interest sllun
count of tho tlrouKht. K)o was poor(tlon of ,tr. Carpenter's muting sto.
to good, In some plaus hnvliiK been ry. Kver the "girl of n thousand
WANTKD Middle aged woman for
housework for a family of three.
Phono 43. 20-5t
M'MllKR GRADKK WANTKD To
Krado and tally on chains at the
lamm Lumber Company mill. l9-4t
Portland. Juno 22. Need of ruin .I'mntllm county icnulted from tho
still Is the keynoto of the crop sit
uation, according to the weekly sum.
mnry of weather and crop rutidltluiw
tsiued by the weather buiciu hnro.
lleneflclal show era foil In a few sent
terod localities, mostly east of tho
Cascade imnr. tains, but druiiKht con-
Mr. and Mr. Frank Stewart, Mr. tinned Rcnotntl) ttuoughaut the state Spring wheat also was In much need
and Mrs. Cheync, Mr, Glen Stccman, nml a majority of the staple crop. of rain nml u.is headltiK short, ami
Mr. Kelghtmler, Mr. and Mrs. K. A. where not irrigated, were suffering some fields wore drying out and olh- Margaret Mnyo's classic of the big
Schrelner, Miss Lucille Stewart, Mr. ' for lark of rain, sas the repot t. ers soon will burn. Hurley and oat top, 'Tolly of the Circus," and "Hun-
and Mrs. Patterson and Mr. and Mrs.' With unusually high day and night were In fair shape on Irrigated lands shine Alley," from the story by Mary
Prank Gentry were Klamath Falls temperatures, crops under lirlga- but very poor on dry farms, I Hitler. The nmailng versatility of
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JX tH inQtTS I tha Usruu.n,py system forms tliu
I theme of the stirring Wllllaui Fox
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Ma Manh, lh quaint tar uf the )ug(n (.,', ,n u, gaJ( K0Uwt ,0
icreen. will appeaMu her ih rd UoW.' 0rllwllt UH.lUm. Hl,ndny for two
wyn picture. "The Clnderollo Man," tf
front Oliver Morosco's fniuou stago l)Uilh ,,., ,, 0, 10 h,w
(KMaftia ( h'atiarnv.l nillia -BWISSIIla '
nillVIU WJ UMnitlll VHilwn vhii'vm-
tor, at the 8tnr J heater, Hundny,
June 3S3. Iinnti uf u i'ii I tli and social liOHltlon.
The wistful appeal of Mao Marsh. . lllllll,rlllfc- . 11.ttll,m iMk
he Teutouln ploi
ill -r:
popular men stars of tho hereon,
plays the rule of Mink Qunlnlaiieu, a
'cut for hay. while In other It re
ceived some benefit from local show
ers and wui In bettor condition.
faces,'' It Is another Mse Marsh who
awaken heart throbs In "Tho Cin
derella Man." than the Mao Marsh
who I delighting the nation lit her
two preredlng Goldwyn pictures,
lsltors this week.
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MIDLAND
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FOR RENT
TO RENT Large, sunny front room
to one or two gentlemen. 705
Main St. J2-2t
H'R KENT Furnished rooms with
loths. New Claremont, 2X8 4tb
K. Day, week c month; reas.nable
rujtk. 31-St
FOR RENT Pasture; BOc per head
per month fof cattle; $1.00 for
hone. Also several thousand acres
tule bajr to sell at reasonable pries
and yon cut It. See A. A. Mchaffsy.
431 Main St. 17-tf
FOR SALE
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FOR SALK Buggy and harness at
halt their Talus. A. A. Mehatfey,
431 Main street. 18-tf
FOR SALE If taken by July 10, ths
beat paying business In Klamath
Fall. Pay 30 per cent and batter
on Investment. Absoluts proof to
right party. Nothing less than $5000
cash will handle this. Address W.
D.. cars Herald. 17-Ct
LOST
AND
FOUND
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L08T On Crescent avsnue, tool kit.
Rstara to Howlo Oarag for rs-
ward. 30-3t
Mrs. J. D. Hooper and daughters
11a and Opel, called on Mrs. K. G.
Davis Friday.
Mrs. R. O. Vencent returned
Midland some time ago.
to
Mrs. Bell and tittle son Leslie,
of Dorrls, are visiting Mr. and 'Mrs.
Henry Anderson.
J. D. Hooper and family attended
the picnic at Keno Sbnday.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson were In
Midland Tuesday from their ranch
near there.
THK DEAD ARK AMKRIt TO
'WAKK UP AND HUV HONDH
London, Juno 33. During a War
Loan campclgn-ln a London suburb
an airplane dropped 3,000 leaflets
calling for subscriptions. Almost the
entire 3,000 fell In the village ceme
tery, where they covered the graves
and shrubbery Ilka snow flakes. Vis
itor to the cemetery who picked up
the little sheets found them Inscribed
la large letter: "Wake up and buy
War Bonds."
MILLS ADDITION LOTH
MISCELLANEOUS
MWMMMMMMWWWVMAAMAM
WANTKD Washing or clsanlng by
the hour by esperlenced and com
petent woman. Inquire 131 Fourth
Street. 33-3t
FOR SALE Some very choice lots
on paved street to Shlpplngton.
$37.50 down, balance easy payments
and no paving to pay.
I. T. WARD 00
la New Offksi
4l Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
Tit Sunshine Maid is Hers In Htlr-
ring Photoplay
William Fox Preseata
JUNK CAPRICE
"THK HEART OF ROMANCK"
ORPHEUS THEATER
SATURDAY
A THRONE TOTTERS
When a young American youth,
fighting against Insuperable odds,
give up everything for the glory of
hla country .
Prices, 10c, 15c War Tax added
Buy a lot In Mills or Darrow addi
tions, close to ths Industrial center.
Some are priced aa low as 1136 on
ey terms. Will take your Liberty
Bonds at par. See Cbllcots 633
Mala strsst. 'lStf
THK BEST COST LESS
America's oldest, nest and most
successful Lifs Insurance Co..' The
Mataal Life of N. Y. For parties
lsrs rsgardlsg oar new policies see
Geo. C Ulrlch, district manager, tt
tlou made rapid growth and at the The first mp of alfalfa Is practt Mis Marsh, which change her clmr
oloe of the week were In a sntls- cully all cut In Morrow-and Umatilla 'ncterltatlon so radically front, play
factory condition. Aphid were still counties; cutting has begun In Mat- to play, make "The Cinderella Man"
numerous In the Willamette valley
nnd had made their appearance In
Witwo county, while complaints
wete recehed of dauutKe by grass
hopi ers In Umatilla nnd Klumnth
counties.
Some Injury to winter wheat In
I
with pcor to fair jlelds expected.
Nnn-lrrlgnleil pasture nnd ranges
nro drlng up and livestock are begin
nlng to show the effects of drought
although still doing fairly well.
Kentucky Has Stringent
Laws Against Loafing
an able-bodied person supported In
whole or In part by tho labor of any
woman or child.
Any peace officer who falls to en
force the net Is subject to prosecution
fui iion-performunro of duty and re
moval from iiftlie.
Frankfort, Ky June 22. No able
bodied malo resident of Kentucky,
between the ages of lt and CO may
toaf until six months after peace Is
declared, lie must, according to a
bill passed at a' recent session of the
legislature, work for at least 30
hour a week. Otherwise he shall
be held a vagrant nnd fined not less
than $20 nor more than $100 for
each offense.
Apparently the Idler may not pay
hla fine, escapo exertion and relapse
into Idleness. As a part of his pun-
..omen. ,,e m.si .or. ,. eeun.B, N()tce , herijby K,von ,h,t .,
60 dsy. upon pub c road, or street. aro .,,., ,ho c TreUry tor
or some other public work , wnmt of , Ktamith C()
Possession of riches will be no bar)(Jenera, - w,rru protvtt9i
... iTosccuuun mm no c.a.ras u. .... (lirMcntet, for I)oymenl but not ,,,,
ability to obtain employment for cl-Jfor want of funUg) on or Mon
ther rich or poor may be pleaded as,Juy , 19,3 cxc warranU No.
991C, 29988, 29989, 39990 39991
hour county nnd haying will probably quite as refreshing a anything she
be generul through the coming week ha ever done.
Admirer of June Carpice wilt soon
see that smiling William Pox star
In a new, pretty and stirring photo
play. It I called "The Heart of Ho.
manre," and will bo shown at the
Orpheu theater tonight.
Mis Caprice begin this photoplay
In an unusual way that la, unutual
for Miss Csprlce. She wesr renl
stylish clothe. In all the previous
picture she has appeared In Miss
Caprice began In rag and ended In
rlchea, but In "The ettrt nf Romance"
he I rich from beginning to end.
The story Is that nf a young writer
who la In love with Klulse Jackson
(June Caprice I. He Is poor and Kl
ulse' guardian fears he Is fonder of
her money than of her. To test the
young man, the guardian devise sev
eral tests.
These sre exciting In the extreme.
Klolse Is really In love with the writ,
er but she obeys the coiumsud of
her guardian to prove tho youth real
ly cares fur her. At one point sfte
Join the chorus of a Broadway show
to make her sweetheart believe she
has lost her fortune.
The youth is strong of heart and
never stops battling his wsy Into
Klolse' good graces,
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An Amsrlcan's sacrifice of life and
In lliillu ho finds It uucussuiy to
enroll himself among lhno uples be
fore lie i mi learn whom the hook ton.
mining the names Is ,kupl. Then ho
gets pissesslou of It nnd sot Ms It to
the American umhassadoi, while he
hltiifclf Is rourt-maltlallod,
III the last sio, liesldtM Dunlin Par.
num. Winifred Kliigtitnu Charles
Ciury, William Hun jn, llowatd (lao
nnd William II, l.owr),
milMKH KLAMATH MAN
ON OIIMiOMtN NTAI'I'
Ask llillrote to tell you about ths
new IttIM low cost life, accident and
health pollclp of the Travelers. They
are modem and rust less Ihaa oth
ers. 14
COUNTY TRKAHURKR'S NOT1CK
Kruuk ha White, one of the well
known newspaper man In Oregon u
decade ago, ha returned to tho field
nml Is now a meiubol of the staff of
The Orcgonlun. Mr White for th
In it ten vear has been In business
purl of the tlnto In Houthern Oiegon, J
near Klamnth Kails, and elsewhere.
Ho was formerly employed on the
''onver papers. He will take up tho
linking and railroad IikU In Port
land. Home yeari ngu he had the
r.p.ilnllon of being one if tho moat
wldoly acquainted rnllro.nl report
er In the Northwest Oregon Kx
change.
If you want to turn your Liberty
Ik.mls Into a li.mse r tl.lltote. It
New City Laundry
Ws Quarantss Our Work.
hlrts and Cellars Laundsrsd.
Ws also wash silk, west, and cat
ered geds wry carefully. Try ui
snes and be convinced. Our prices
are right Phens 1S4.
127 Fourth Street
Sack of First Natlsnal Bank
Early Bird Sayt
SERVJCl
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It Cuta a Lot
' of Ice
NowadnvM n i .. i.... .
' "line )ou na
your rliiihliir, fll )vU(l(ll I
"'" ","'"'u ost and tln tni
flteer's laiKe.t mi .t, ,h .
ntll. .Irr
" "...I'.e.ice to
pun t
tnsn's
Ice Is uothliiK ,( fr(l(,n W
ler, nml w ilun't ptoiiiNie to wa,
ter our slmk and ,, ym
money by tin. i.inflt,,.f' .
tldi quick" tii.lliiids
Wt nn ntlit iiniim n legiumau
Mill's Wear bimlneM, nd v
Intend to keep iK,t mi nniag
nu on a Mildly ,oM,.t buUi
Just at long a h ynti npproTs sf
our methods by kUIiix us year
trade. How almut mime 'Bw
Clothes now ?
K. Sugarmai
. assssmmmi
Dauengen
and Baggage
A.WWHKIIK IX THK ITTY
gtlK'K HKIIVH'K
HK.MONAIII,K KATIM
I'HOXr: IH7
WestemTransferCi.
UY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
a defense. Lapses into idleness win
not be tolerated because each week
of Idleness constitute a separate of
fense. A vagrant Is defined ns an habi
tual loiterer, ono habitually Intoxl-
jcated, addicted to the use of narco
tic drugs, a pruressiouai gamuier, or
and 29992.
Interest on saoo will cease from
date.
Dated at Klamath Pall, Oregon,
this 18th day of June, 1918.
OKO. A. HAYOON,
I$5t County Treasurer.
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OPERA HOUSE
DARK
Kiiaday and Monday.
William Fox lresents
UI7HTIN PARNUM
In
"THK SPY"
This story expose a little-known
chapter In American diplomacy and
Gorman Intrigue
HwrUl Prices J IK- and 30c. War Tax
Added.
Music Tliursday and Sundays b
Mrs. FlUpatrick and Harry Dorel.
STAR THEATER
3. Htuart Mackto Presents
"WILD YOUTH"
I'tnm the Novel of Sir Ollbett P.trker
An Intense story revealing Vo hea.t
troubles of a jweet young wlfot a
'i-.cl old mnn an1 a laahiug yto',
rrncher.
Bt'NDAY
THE aNOEREIXA MAN"
Fsatariag Mae Marsh
Tliovght
Mi
MONDAY
"PARKXTAGE
Film of Real Llfs
for AU
"You're safe" if yon have an insur.
ance policy from the Chilrote agen
cy. 14
8reiy bonds while yon wait. .Sec
CtUkoto. ' 14
THK FIKMT 5 ARK
THK LVCKY ONKf)
Round trip, boat landing to Rocky
Paint, Saturday evening, returning
Sunday evening, $1. Inquire West
ra 'Transfer Co. , Si-It
TEMPLE THEATER
TODAY
"ANNIE FOR 8PITE"
WIUi Mary Miles Mlater fa the fttar
1W. ,
SIWOAY AND MONDAY
UTTLE RED DECIDEH"
By the Triangle Players.
Also Paths News Showing the Latest
War Pictures
ADMISSION 10c aand ISo
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PIOTVRH
TCBSDAYB AND SAT17HDAYI
Wedom-Cfflh
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The New One-Piece Garment for
Work or Recreation
more comfortable, more convenient and
desirable in fit and appearance than any similar
garment yet .devued for
women s wear. Increase
the efficiency of the wearer,
and greatly reduces the in
created coit of living.
Freedom-Alh look and
fit like two-piece suits, and
are much more convenient.
Can be slipped on in
moment. Loose-fitting,
allowing great
freedom of mo
tion, yet trim
and smart m
appearance, be
cause of Ire
patented adjustment feature.
There are Two STYLES
of Freedom-AUt
A Tight Leg and A
Loose-Leg Model,
Doth Models have the
adjuilable waist line, to
fit any length of waisl. Both have drop-seal.
THE TlGHT-LCG hat the appearance of a legging,
and it adjustable to snugly fit any size ankle.
I his model has a CONVERTIBLE up-and-down
collar. Ti I E Loose-Leg Freedom-A an
made with low V neck and short sleeves.
Fntdom-AlU tn suds of stout khaki, or sood-wew.
io hut-color, wathsLU SMtarisU bt stiipct sod solid
colon. Silos 16 to 44.
K youi dsaltr canoot aipply Vom-yiJj writ
to ths auuuiactunv, who will tc thsl you got tbesi
quickly.
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' ' Bosch High Tension Magneto.
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Durable light-running kill h"riim n trantmlsslun. dltaeantUl on. I n-nr '-
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In dttalU of dsstga and f;l(msnt ths Chandler check with the li'hf't l'f'c J
cars, not with cars that sel' ut price similar to Chandler pricv. And tlm Clwnn.tr
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