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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
SATURDAY, AUtiUNT In, ,.
FORMER PASTOR
VISITS KLAMATH
Hov. J. 8, Stubbtefleld, who' was
for a number of years pastor of the
First Prcsbjtorl'nn church of this
city find who now holds pastorate
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U "Temple" iheater reopens this af.',ook ticr hl poverty Interests In
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picture machine of the most up to ...,...., . ,,,
dato type hns been Installed and the ' , ; , , , , , , ,
T ..': .iji .. i dow-lopincnt which has taken placo
front of tho bu ding remmloteil nnd , , ' . ., . .... '
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painted and renovated. This popular
theater will be open from this dntr
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Speed Ahead!
MORE MEN
MORE SHIPS
MORE SUPPLIES
If It it eetiBaated that by September,
lit, Asaerica's fighting force "oyer
here" will reach if not exceed one-and
ahalf million men.
IT We are breaking all records in the
production of ocean tonnage.
Crop. reports throughout the entire
countran faroraMe.
' t lOnr shops and factories are working
ftmMriilta in the manufacture of
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JUAREZ, Mex., Aug. 10. Desert-
crs, draft evaders and pro-Germana
who seek refuge In Mexico find lit
tle welcome or comfort there. Thcio
aliens sit nroiind the old passenger
depot, malting for a chance to steal
a ride south, walk up and down the
main street begging money for meals
from nny of their own nationality,
or wcrk at most menial Jobs ob
tainable In the stores and homes of
tho foreign residents.
Recently three draft evadera ap
peared on the streets here were true
types of the many who have come to
Mexico since the United States en
tered the war. One was German
boy of 20 who had fled from Qer-
Imany to escape army service, had
lived with an uncle In Chicago and
finally crojsed the border to prevent
'being Interned. A second waa an
I Italian shoe factory worker from
iltoston, who had failed tb register
land had fled. A third waa an Am-
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crlcan of the tramp type who waa
demented from lack of food and wor
ry. All were dirty, unshaven and
destitute, and all expressed a desire
fto return to the United States and
surrender.
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BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Woman waata work; can
do anything. Phone 361. 10-lt
FOR RENT Apartment of two
rooms and one single room, at the
Oregon House. 6J7 Klamath. 10-St
Fnt State cSamfs Bank
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
FOR SALE Bargain. The Chit
wood ranch, Swan Lake Valley; on
county road, I miles from Klamath
Falls, and about, seven miles, Isvel
road, from new Strahorn railroad;
100 acres, 70 In cultivation, SO acres
unbroken, the rest timber and pas-
tnr! an unfallln savin m nlara
piped to house, garden sad barn let:
good modem B-room house, with fire
place; urge ban, exceptionally well
'built; chicken house, granary, wood
ishsd and garage; bearing apple orch
iard an dherry vines, and good garden
'spot; telephone connection with
Klamath Falls exchange. Will sell
iwith or wltaoat stock, hay small
tractor, plow, etc. Address C. C.
Chltwood, Klamath Falls, Ore., V. O.
j box 486. io-Bt
LONDON, Aug. 10. Revelation
tegardlng the work of British mys
tery ships which have played an Im
portant part In anti-submarine war
fare are raado by tho naval corre
spondent of' the Times.
Until this weok the public has
known nothing about the mystery
ships, known In tho navy as the
"Q" ships, nltho several offlclers,
notably Captain Qordon Campbell,
have been decorated for sorvlcos on
these vessels. Details now can be
mads public as the Germans are be
coming aware of the methods thru
bitter experience.
How a "woman and baby" ac
counted for a JU-boat Is told by the
correspondent. The submarine ord
ered a vessel to surrender and fired
a few sheila Into her. The boats
then left the ship, leaving on board
a woman who ran 'up and down tho
deck with a baby In her arms as If
mad. The U-boat came alongside
the vesel and the woman hurled the
"baby" lato, the open hatch. The
"baby" exploded and blew out the
bottom of the submarine. The "wo
man"' was decorated with the Vic
toria cross. '
"In addition to the woman and
baby" case, the correspondent men
tions the story of a retired admiral,
serving as a capUln.who placed a
haystack on board an ancient look'
lng craft. When the U-boat ordered
her to surrenderee Germans were
astonished to receive a broadside
from the haystack.
On one occasion a seawora tramp
steamer waa' crossing the North sea
when a submarine ordered the crew
to abandon ship. So sure wss the
German of his prey that the bombs
with which be Intended to sink the
I vessel were brought on deck around
the conning tower. It required only
a shell or two from the tramp's con-
cealed armament to explode the
bombs and, blow the U-boat out of
the water.
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War Regulations
and Rubber Goods
Rubber is one of the prime necessities of warfare, and in order that the
Government may be assured of an adequate supply a recent order curtails
the manufacture of hot water bottles and all other rubber goods fifty
per cent.
' This means a shortage of these goods and increased prices, within the
next few weeks.
If in need of anything in the rubber goods line it is advisable to buy
now. We are still selling them at prices that prevailed four years ago.
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OU owe it to yourself before decidina on which tires
to buy to compare the prices of various standard
makes. You should, of course, awo remember quality.
For there are two distinct classes of tires first, those
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ond, thoes that are made with the ideal of
high quality in mind. ,
It stands to reason that it is better to buy a
tire of the latter class if you, can get it at the
right price.
Most motorists have a mistaken notion that
all "quality" tires are high-priced. But for
tunately this idea is not founded on fact.
Yea wM aad that Ml.kiMai are i
in price, tteeaea taay are
world over at larijasnil far derabsVty.
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Get a
Good Hot
Water Bottle
Get a WEAREVER our most
popular style, and the biggest
value we ever offered. Moulded
construction no seams, no bind
ings, no leaks. Patented im
provements that mean service.
Tough, strong rubber that means
better and longer wear. Ask to
see our display of WEAREVER
No. 40.
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Get a
Wearever
Fountain Syringe
A moulded-in-onepiece Syringe
without seams or bindings to
leak. Serviceable maroon rub
bar of finest grade. Fully equip
ped with three pipes, tubing and
.flow control. Guaranteed. Our
leading Syringe value in the pop
ular, advertised Faultless Wear
Ever Rubber Goods.
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We handle only the "Wear Ever" and "Faultless0 line of rubber
goods. Nipples, Rubber Gloves, Water Bottles, Syringes, Sheeting, etc.
Every article sold on a guarantee of service and durability.
Captain Gordon O. Campbell, then
a comvaaadei, waa decorated with
the Victoria Cross and the D. S. O.
la 19 IS. being the first to 'receive
these orders without the nature of
hla heroic act being made public, it
was announced early In 1917 that
the reason for his decorations would
be made public after the war.
Captain Campbell gained the mili
tary cross for bravery la handling a
tank when that weapon was first
used by the British In tbs summer
of 1916.
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
WHERE avurrKULAJ? PEOPLE
UUY THEIR DRUGS
The purpose or the National War
Savings committee la to create an
army or savers who will, by saving, re
lease labor and materials for the u
cf the government In the war, and who
will lend their savings to the govern
n.cnt to prosecute the wsr.
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BRITISH HAVE
GREAT SGHEMES
TO Kill INS1
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ory, It would be Impossible to 'secure
accuracy of aim for the second shell.
Among the more miscellaneous
projects era:
T6 petrify flerman soldiers by
siiulrtlng co'mcnt over them.
To throw snakes by pneumatic pro
pulsion Into the enemy tranches.
To penetrate and attack Germany
Itself via a "tube" built "all the way"
from England.
It la said that about one susses-
LONDON, July JO. (Correspond- tl0B ln to thet reach the ministry
ence of The Associated Press.) If ' munitions Is novel and possible,
the dreams of numerous British ama- Tn" 'r Ministry announces that
teur inventors wno have been beselg-!'u 'r Inventlos committee, formed
lng the ministry of munitions could , aD0Ut nlna months ago, has examined I
be realised, the war would have been'more thjD M00 Inventions snd sug.
I over long since and little would be M0I
left of the German army. .Recent!
j proposals Include the follewing: WK8T HIUK ROAD 1H
Local Red Cross
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Those present In tbs sewing room
yesterday were Mesgames W. P.
Johnson. L. Bradford. Homer Hum
phrey. 'W. J. Nicholson,. J. H. Mills,
O. n. Lemmon, T. R. 'skllllnftoa.
W. J. Stelnmets, L. K. Sullivan and
Mlues Mabel Walters and Iva Mc
Laughlin. Those present la tbs suralcal dres
sing department Were Mesdnmcs 0.
w. Konertson, James Driseoll, wm.
Hsgelsteln. L. O. Van Bellen. K. E.
Magee, Z. C. Kimball.
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WkhvYoor Feet?
They are gemerally caased by
Ul Siting shoes or by Straus,
overwork or am accident.
They can be relieved by The
Wisnrd Hystssa of Foot Com,
tloa combined with shoes that
Nt. Our trained foot expert
will exam we y oar feet free and
give yon relief with shoes that
St and the mroaer WUard Foot
Appliances. No meed to remove
the hose.
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Nmi' iv uk'u u.. .... ."" fliorrni inuraaay, auu
"" nnn,n were Mesdames Oeo. Wilson, Fred
That the road around the west sldelstukel, D. Btukel, C. M. Merrill. Kred
of the Upper Klamath Lake Is now i I'ope, R. l Dalton. Joe Btukel, B.
for , C. Anderson and Misses Wanda Tor.
Freete the clouds and mount artil
lery thereon.
Train cormorants to fly to Kssen'
to pick the mortsr from Krupp'a 7 ." """' "" - is n
walls an that thav in rr..mM. i ,n tne bwl condition It has been
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Trail from balloons monster mag.': "'" "u,l "'" recenl "mprovementa Vera Offleld. Ruth Purdy, Kdna Mer-
nets that would snatch rifles from ? ""de Upon U '" re')or'e'' rUt n(l A,m Wilson,
the hands of the flerman soldiers. by many trBV'"- who have como s
Perch men on shells to steer them. 0V" Ul,t "t.0, IlCTl'll.NH AVTVM VISIT HKHK
A lUKSestlon nftan auhmlttait I. tM t0M nt not been Cut II D to .
to attach n aaarrhllaht t an antl..lr. any Mte,t by the travel thus far Mr. KV.1 n u.i1.. i. ...i.l. hr
craft gun, project the light on a ""d 'f tr.1'? up."le we,t ' of the ds'ughtor, Martha, haa been vlnltln.
Oetha and shoot along the beam. "", ."' t0 ba ,ne ot tnB "" her sister, Miss Kdna Wells, for the
Unfortunately, shells will not follow "",' nd enlyM rMe m the, past few days, left on tho train into
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Other schemes for deallnc with I
hostile aircraft are to suspend heavy
guns from captive balloons; to arm
defense airplanes with scythes; to
provide heat rays for setting Zeppe
lins on fire, and to cover the moon
with a big black balloon. To prevent
polished rails from shining at night
and acting aa a guide to enemy air
craft, the last coach of the last train
Is to drop blacking on them.
A shell containing gravel is to lay
a pathway over mud, and another,
containing an Irritant powder or a
sticky substance, Is to hamper mach
ine guns. '
The "relay shell" Is a favorite pro
posal, the plan being for a shell at
the helcht of lta fllaht nii .
I smaller Inner shell. As a shell does
, I not point directly along its traject-
, county.
morning for her home In Ashland.
Just Received
ttlft L Co, Clothing
JtZ:Li--r' '"w S taranteed pure wool, amd nit- lima is
extensive.
tailored to your measure.
euro wool, and oar line la
up. We guarantee a St,
D.&M.CleaningCo.
THE HOME OF GOOD WORK
Phone 30 516 Main St.
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