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SATURDAY, JULY 0.
Herald's Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED
BpTjaWBjijSaSsai sejsviswsss
SALESMEN We need additional
salesmen. Our contract carries
advance commission and will Inter
est you. Write today for particu
lar. Salem Nursery Company, Sa
lem. Oregon. 6-lt
WANTED Employment for four
ours la the afternoon and all
day Saturday by experienced alee
tia. collector and office nan. Ad
dree X, Herald office. lilif
FOR
SALE
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FOR SALK One-room house, far
'atehed, flsjod garage, wood shed,
atekMjfceaae; fSSO, fim Darrcw
At., Mills Addition. C-6t
FOR BALE or will trade for horses
a lot la Mills Addition. Phone
115-M. .St
FOR SALE About 11500 (by In
voice) will buy b old established
weU laying business on Mala street
Address M-40. Herald. l-3t
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FOR SALE Household furniture.
331 Caaby Street Mrs. Wor-
d., 30-tf
FOR SALS SO head of youag cat
tle. Joe Vlctorlae, Malta, Ore
tea. iMOt
LOST
AND FOUND
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STRAYED One sorrel horse 6 yre.
old,' weight about 1300, braaAed
7T ea right hip aad ear F oa both
Jaws. Joe Miller. Modoc Polat Ore
cn. rt-jt
LOST One canvas automobile ton
cover, between Klamath Falls tn1
Beaaaaa, river road, or between Bo-1
aaaaa aad Dry Prairie. Finder re-
pert at Herald office for reward. -et
LOST Maa'e pocketbook eoatala-
lag fie bHI aad small gold chain.
Reward. Return to Herald office.
5-St
LOST OR 8TRAYED From Weed
reach Bear Fort Klamath, 1 white
aaddle horse weight about 1100,
Bfaaaea quarter circle A oa left hip.
1 dapple gray aaddle horse, weight
about 1100, branded 15 oa left hip.
Sellable reward. J. B. Mitchell. Fort
Klamath, Ore. 1-1 0t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Women's aad children-
sewing. Price reasonable. 328
Walaut St e-4t
Wf)9. SALE 10 acre good land, all
under Irrigation ditch, this side
c Malta. 50 per acre.
t. T. WARD CO,
la New Office
SSI Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
WUliam Fox Prceente
JAXB AXD KATHERIXR LEE
'AMERICAX BUDS"
A KearUkw roawativ draaia, blooin-
tW with taugtu mid Itearty appeal
rice, 10c, 15c War Tax added
Sunday and Monday
WILLIAM FARN17M
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"THE HEART OF A UOX"
Kased oa lUlph Coaaor'e Xovel,
The Doctor"
All odde against htm, hn uvdee Into
the thick of the right, battles for the
right) aad wla over everyone.
SaafJel Price le aad 80c. War Tax
Thursday aad Bwilaya b
ft -7bM;Wtaairiek M marry llorel.
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ST COSTS LESS
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Life Jastirance Co., Tlie
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Washington, July C The I'rcil.
dent told congress he would like to
psee the resolution authorising dim
to take over the telephone and tel
graph lines passed before the pres
ent rcces.
The house Is to take up tho mat
ter Immediately, limiting the debate
to two hours.
RKTIRKD ADMJRAI, PAHSKA
Roslyn, N. Y., July 6. Rear Ad
mlral Aaron Ward, who Is a retired
officer of the United States navy. Is
dead. ?
His- death was caused by an at'
tack of heart trouble.
MILLS -ADDITION LOTS
Buy a tat In Mills or Darrow addi
tions; close to the Industrial center.
Some are priced aa low aa $115 on
easy terms. Will take your Liberty
Bend at pVr. See Chllcote 633
Mala street 'lS-tf
REMOVAL NOTICE
Attorney R. C. Qroesbeck has
moved bis law office and that ot city
attorney 4o rooms over the new Kla
math Bute Bank building. No of
fice telephone connection for a few
days. Residence phone 270-Y 1-Ot
Chlkote has tbe exciaslve eale of
oase very desirable city aad roaatrjr
property. Will accept liberty Boade
oa hose, Iota, farsae aad teaches. 14
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THIS WEEK'S DANCES
Tho Moose Lodge will give dances
Wednesday. Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week at the Pavilion,
a flae, cool place. Music by the Peer
leas orchestra. Geatlemea 50c, ladles
free. l-6t
Oat-eMewa people, whoa ta the
eitr, are fevhed to call at Chllcote'
real estate office.
Extra desk, free
writls saateriale.
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
"BLUE BLAZES RAWLINS"
Aa Artcraft, Featarlag
WILLIAM 8. HART
HUXDAY
Goldwla Preaeau aaother screea st-
aatloa of mystery, love aad laugh
ter, starriag the wide-world favorite
MABEL XORMAXD
"THE FLOOR BELOW"
By Elaiae Sterne
Filled with wonderful suspense and
excitement aad keeping the big se
cret till the last minute.
TEMPLE THEATER
MARGARITA FISCHER
The Happy, fascinating sUr of the
aileat draasa, la
"MOLLY GO GET EM"
A drain full of fuu end fast action
well told story of a resties ne-ir.
debutante Also a George Ovsy
Comedy
HUXDAY AXD MOXDAY
Triangle Fine Art. Pimento
MARGERY WILSO.V
In
THE HARD ROCK iiRREn"
An latease Western Drama.
Alao Hearst Path Xeus Latest War
Picture, aad Current Eveato
ADMISSION 10 aand lie
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURBS
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ERSONAL
LITTLE BTDKLIGHTS ON LOCAL IIAPPKNINOS
AMONG THE PKOI'LK OF THIS CITY AXI VICINITY.
GOINGS AXD COMINGS OF LOCAL POLKS
Mildred Lent is in town for a fow
days from the Klumath mnrsh.
Mr and Mrs. lllnmnn ro hero lor
u short time from' San Krnnclso.
.Mrs. B. DtiUols Is here for n short
vacation from Alnmedn, Col.
K. II. Cox U hero on matters ot
business front San Francisco.
wife and daughter, ck
K. Leslie,
county teat visitors from Algimu
Mr. anil Mrs. T. J. McCSary aro io
cent nrrhals from Mt. Hebron. Cnl.
Mrs J. A. Moreau was among the
'incoming passengers last night from
Mr. and Mrs. F. Koblnson nrc In
the city for a short time from Port-
lind.
Alma Stanley Is a guest at the
Hotel Hall today from Stockton,
Cal.
Ja A. Churchill was among the
train arrivals Inst night from Yrck.i,
Cal.
Chas. R. Pierre of Washington, D.
C, Is here for a short time on mat
ters of business.
Bert Wlthrow Is out of town for
n few days enjoying the life of n
fisherman.
J. W. Wright, whose home is In
Gazetl. Cat, Is In Klamath Falls for O'Connor, who died here Tuesday,
a short visit JJm n,a,n K,um a ,,1er.,n.iw
Mr. and Mrs. B. W. U'allaco of ot Mrs. O. T. McKendrre, who has
Putte, Mont., are tourist Ultoi3 been here attending the trial, .'a
registered at the "White Pelican. turned to her home In Medford ye-
W. T. Xorrls, a resident of Fo.t
Klamath. Is down for the day looking
after business Interest.
R. A. Booth, n prominent lumber
Iran from Eugene, Is here for a short
time on matter of business.
Mr. and Mrs. James Pelton and ,red at "' White Pelican.
L. C. Slsemcre came In yesterday .
for a short business visit from Fort ' "You're safe" if yoa have aa lasar
Klamath. ance policy from the Chllcote agea-
Dr. 8. B. Simmons and Mrs. C m
C: Simmons were among the tourist ' , . .
visitors registered at the White Pel-' wTa?e ? ,J,uek. Ut f ,ho"
lean todar
Ernest Given, who ha been homi
for a short furlough with hi parents I
In the Bly district, fromt Camp Fr-'
inuiit, and whq assisted In managing '
the wild horses at the Rodeo here '
Thursday, left this morning to r'o-
turn to his training camp. I
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A Bride on the Day of Graduation
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day when he graduated. For, be took
a bride a well a a diploma. Oil-
MENTION
Mr, and Mrs. U. W. Crawford AM
iounty seat lsltois today from cmi-
"oquln. They an- mopping ai me
1 1 o t o I Hall.
t K. .Mcisuity whs anionic me ir.vu
,.trVn1s last evening. He Is rofih-
'tercd at tho Hotel Hall from Yrcko.
t,al
Mr. and Mr. Clms McCartlc nml
-UrrX McCartle of Illy hac Roua
lofflo after hating ntienucu wio inn-
oral of Mert O'Connor.
Mrs. Wn, MaRuIro has rcturi'!
from Seattle, where she spent Mm
winter, and will loin her husband in
n fcw Uays.n't Klrk
Mrs. M. L. KilRore. the mother of
q, t. McKendrcc, has returned to
niy, where she conducts a genet.il
store.
Contractor J. M. Dougan and nil
attorney. Harrison Allen, arrived
r.st night from Portland. Mr. Dow-
pan Is the contractor tor tne jia'n
street court house.
F. N. Fuller of the Fuller Patot
company of Snn Francisco, with
Frank Fuller, Jr., Dane Fuller, end
, Herbert flicker are guests at tho
Whlto Pelican.
I
Peto O'Connor Is here from nor
thern Washington, where he Is In
charge of the Tyron and McKendpje
sheep. He Is n brother of Mett
trrday. She was accompanied by
Miss Merrill of Ashland.
Mr. and Mrs. Claus Schillings
and Mr. and Mrs. S Watermen
form a party of tourists visiting tne
attractions of Klamath county from
'San Francisco. The party Is regis-
""' n opoeiae. leirora
icrui, usrsge. Jl-U
Surety bond while yoa wait, .See
Chllrot. 14
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R. F. Fell, the piano tuner, will be
In town about July 1st Orders can
be left at Herald office. 6-lm
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pliant was n star In foot ball, base
hall and basket ball, and had he
wlBhed to enter professional base ball
Instead of the army he would have
been snapped up by any one of half
dozen big league dub.
Barricaded for
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desreratc the action has been during the latest drlw. Cten protocful
In this little town's' streets as thay were, tho Urltlsh were coinpcllu-l
flaolly toiretreat.
Most Serious Drought
In Years Continues
Portland, July 6. The most ser-
U.us drought experienced by Oregon
farmer. In many year, continued
during the past week, according to
the weekly summary of crop and
weather conditions Issued by tho
weather bureau here.
The temperature was variable but
averaged above normal except on drought than hns winter wheat .tnli1" u',,, 'r,,m ",0 nacb. liver, kid
the coast ravs the rencrt. For the oncept over, a limited nrea tho rroii wy nml u" ar,,', of owelthe pre-
most part the daya were warm and
thi nights cool. Light frost occurred
In Benton county on June 29, but ro
damage resulted. There was a'jun-
dent sunshine. The week was pra-
tirally ralnlesg and drying winds pre-
vrlled In many localities. The
drought Is the most serious expo-:-
enred In many years. The weather
has been very favorable for harvest,'
hnylng and the gathering of berrlM.
Forest fire were numerous and hard
to control Some pastures and farm
lands along the lower Columbia aro
under water, ,"ue to the melting of
snow In the mountains. Aphides
aro becoming less troublesome, but
many fields of grain In the WHUm-
cite valley and In Southern Oregon
win net recover from the damngo la some sections In showing tho at
nlieady done. . feet of shortago of feed, but gtnor-
Winter wheat, the summary de- '.lly Is holding up well.
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OncHuadred and Firt Half Yearly Report of
The German Savings and Loan Society
AVINCS (A' A,riM CeraeraUoii chsrtsr.d by ih. l... of C.llf,r.U ia IMS)
CAUFORNIA
ASSETS- JUNE 3Clh' I918
Leaas e Real Estate, cuid by (uu nwig.j., '. ' '
lease ea Bends aad Slocks . .
M0O.00O.0O). Misdm, oB bool, .1
OA.r Rod E.ut. ( 80.000.CO), ...rd.non Uol, .', '.
CASH ie Vaulta aad with F.d.r.l K.i.rv. B.nk
Total .
LIABIUTIES-
Dim Depositor , , ;
Cepiul stock sciusllr p,y ; , , .
Reserve ead Ceatlagsnt Funis . . ' ' '
to reeeral Reserve
Total
JOHN A. BUCK, President
WiW aed .-. to be. Afa 29ih
(SEAL)
CHAS. F. DUISENBERG.
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Th San FrancUco aVvini-coH 'i" ,,,!L c"P''ion
Desperate
Fighting in France
dares, Is approaching maturity In
,nollt sections. HarfiHt Is In pr)R-
"" Wco mty nd will begin
In llsker, Douglas nml Umatilla cojii-
m h; (j of
cln an(, centrn, touMWt 10 cr0(,,,
f0r to good; hut cUewhcro the yield
will he much reduced by droimtit.
Spring wheat has suffered mere froiii
' Poor to air. Parley and rye lmo
aho suffered from drought A small
ecreage of thcuo crops hate been hnr
ttHed. Corn tins made Kod growi'i
notwithstanding the dry weather mid
"th favornl le conditions during tho
rcmnlnder nf the season should niakj
a pood crop. Should tho ilro'ight
rcntintic tho yield wilt he email.
Except where Irrigation Is prac-
tlced and over limited nreas whero
ehowcru occurred In tho prccedlm:
week, meadows are dry and the hay
ciop will ho shcrt. Cutting of grain
hay and Ihc first crop of cloer mid
alfalfa mado good progress under
faorahlc conditions. Pastures p.nd
ranges deteriorated rapidly under
tht Influence of dry weather. Suck
r
m-Liw. I " l'"' "!1 'rouiio
srsiitnl ll it CorpoKlion
:"?. . "1 "r0"" ooei.ir. snd
-L.t 0 e,7,K,,. ""J't this lo be done. Ai toon ihrM uocaniisss sm 15
Asuly -ad.. U hKh o, dpo..f.. ..a.l.hoiJw, ud th, pubuc rJly wa7tsa
'. "."". '" mil 10 be lone,
auo. oi which ou( drwIi
STREET, SAN FRANCISCO,
Bank ,
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Early Bird Says
aVafl maSSmai aaPiL'
Neglected Men
.iiil Hie Mlvr nml motliere
of oihers lll Nipm lata the
iiniiii'iii iittoiillun i Id to tie
lull Hint K" lulu ! roaatruc.
tlon nf uiir iliil'ilnir.
'I lu lniitiiiu nn on lit stay.
Tln mhiiik nml slllrhrw will
Imlil ilurlnit I ho life nf Hie gar.
miMit TIik wiikiiianalili I UN)
per umii perfeit
Tlio trio Mini price la rigHt
tlml l n Torruono rnnclHsloa.
K. Sugarman
Dr. I. F. White, eye, ear, aoae
niul throat specialist, will be Id Kla
math Falls for leu days, and can be
eon at the office of Truax and Hunt
Odd Fellows building. 4-41
Glass of Hot Water
Before Breakfast
a Splendid Habit
Open slules of the ayatam eeeh
mornlna and wash away the
poisonous, augnant matter.
Tlii)M of us wtio urn accustomed lu
fcl dull and heavy when we art;
pllttltiK heailnctip, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid atoea
icli. Lime buck, can, instead, both look
and fi'vl iis fresh a a dalay by wash
ng thu polnons and toxins from tho
oody w Itli phusphated hot water each
ui'irnlng.
Wo should drink, before breakfaat, a
kI:iik of real hot water with a tea
MMonful of limestone phosphate la It
ious day's Indigestible waste, sour
bile nml poisonous toxins; thus cleans
lug, sweetening and purifying the es
tlto alimentary tract before putting
moro fiMHl Into tho stomach.
The action of limestone phosphate
nrd hot wnter on nn empty stomach Is
wonderfully Intlgorallng. It cloasa out
all the sour fermentations, gases,
wiisln and acidity and give one a
splemlllil nppcllld for breakfaat aad
it Is said fo be but a little while Mill
thn roses begin to appear la the
cheeks. A quarter pound of llmeetoae
phoHphnto will cost very little at the
drug store, but Is sufficient to atake
nnono who Is bothered with alloaa
ness, constlpalllon, stomach trouble or
rheumntlsm a real enthusiast oa the
subject of Internal sanitation. Try It '
and )ou are assured that you will look
better and feel better in every way
shortly. Adv.
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