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Rilph Wishard Is eapected here
tonight from Anaapclts Naval School
He Hi speac ttli furlough visiting
hit brother A. U. Wishard. secretary
of the Water t'fcr Assoclitlon.
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School nooW at Undrwood
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Hie Coming of the
Fourth Liberty Loan
Orrgusi's puUttoei luu been KIIIST In every patriotic ea
4navr. Ibt FosBfh Mbtrty Uxa shoald aot MUST
XOT be tete cicratJu. I' make Klamath Falln the
flrrt ten said Klaaulfa die flrt ruemty bt the FIRST
KTATC to jro over the top.
Opeamg date of Fwarth Ubmy loaa U Satnrday, Sep
It bw aft. Make It CLOSING DATE weU.
"Helping You Help Yourself"
fa? First National Bank
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We will have a car of Fruit
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Peaches
Prunes
Pears
Apples
Tomatoes
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PRODIGALITY
SHFREIICII
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of the Associated Prcsa) The atti
tude of the French population toward
the American today I In the high
est degree friendly. There la. how
ever, a factor which holds unpleasant
possibilities and which cctnes into
ptay In regions occupied by the
Americmt. That Is the belief In the
mind of the non-comerclal French
population that the sharp rise In the,
con of living Is chiefly due to the
prodigality of the American troops.
The rise In the cost of living In
France has been 4$ per cent In fbe
lone of the Interior and 55 per cent
In the tcne of the armies, since the
beginning of 191.
In cantonments where the Ameri
cans represent only a small propor
tion of the population the Increise
Is sometimes so small as to be barely
perceptible. But where Americans
are found In greit numbers the la
creased prices have reached a point
which the authorities term as "an
guishing" and which provoke among
the non-ccmmerclal population a
sharp discontent.
The American Committee on Pub
lic Informs tlon of which Jamea Kern-1 Preml.r Laalae and Foreign Kin
ey la the Director la France. hasUter Trotxky, whose rule In Rusala
made an investigation of the mat tar since the overthrow of Premier Ker
and It has come to the conclusion , ensky has been one of the strangest
that there are three reasons fcr the the world has known, are now aald
W Wax 'OK sv,an cWr.h t. -. ZVlTZ
hJ AdmlnUter at rortand tnat
Cant O, C ArWtr, Feoil Ad thi nen iilnUc carU be mi)itUuted
-. . i. .i..i In Annual.
mlnlsU-ator tor Klaraath County, tor tnc suBnr r.. .-
All to whom the cards were liui)
In August are requested lo foMn t
turn thorn to .Capt, AilvKntn inj
soruro tho new pledgo rariln which
are to be signed by the rnunumor,
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SaCBOiAl' IUONS
ta9N.iKaraxt
rise In the cost of living la the reg
ions occupied by American troops.
They are:
The normal Interplay of supply
and demand.
The desire on the part ot tradea
people for Immoderate gain.
The prodigality of Americans.
The French authoritlea afe consid
ering vigorous application of the law
which provides punishment for un
justifiable extortion.
The authorities are seriously con
cerned at the possibility that the
Americana may carry away from
Friace the Idea that the. typical
Frenchman is a greedy and Indiffer
ent "mereanti."
On the other hand, the American
Cammlttee on Public Information
baa auggested to 'the American
autkorittea that they co-operate with
the French In keeping down the coat
of living aa much as possible.
It baa been auggested thst Ameri
can action might profitably be direct
ed at once to a reduction In the pro
dlgallty of the troops.
to be In hiding on a ship at Crcnstadt
under'the protection of Qermana.
School
Pharmacy.
Dooka at
Underwood's
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Hchool Book at Cnde-wood's
Pharmacy. aVtf
WEE SUBMMUNE
PERISCOPE IS
II FIND
Contractor J. M. Dougan arrived
last evening from Portland on busi
ness connected with the construction
of the Court House
School
Pharmacy.
Hooka at
Underwood's
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No one ever got rtcb merely by
wvlng money. Yon must Invest It,
A good way to Invest It la to bny War
Ssvlnas and Thrift Bttmpa.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Woman or girl for gen
eral housework. Phone 15-11. 8-6t
WANTED A good collapsible baby
carriage. Write bos 374. 3-3
FOR SALE 1917 Ford, A-l condi
tion. Roeedometar. shock absorb
ers, double radius rod. 3460. Ad
dress 3X, Herald oce. 3-3t
WHY?
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Vacuum Packed
Guaranteed
An IRISH fpT. Aug. 20. ;Ci
respondence of The Associated Press)
If the popular, conception of the
periscope and ihe manner In which
It la brought to the surface and law
erad were accurate, chasing subma'r-
Inao would be a much eaaler task
than American destroyer commanders
have laid out foV them. They do not
aee a pipe four or five Inches In dia
meter with lenses at the top swish
lag thru the water or disappearing
during the rather alow process of
submerging a U-boat.
Instead they see, If they are fortu
nate enough, a slender pipe not more
than one and a half inchea In dia
meter shoot up above the surface and
disappear within a few seconds. It
la the telescopic periscope that may
be operated from a depth of several
feet. All under-water craft now are
oiulppcd with thorn rather than tho
old type which, thru photographs and
drawings has been Impressed upon
many people. "
Tho operation of tho perloaope U
controlled to a largo eatent 'by a
very delicate Instrument which de
notes to the D-boat commander tho
condition-of tho MWt tho surface.
t U ll is comparatively amooin, waica
enhances the danger of detection, ho
need raise the periscope only a few
rough be must raise the "eye" higher
Inches above the surface, 'if it la
but he really Is In not as great dan
ger as If the water waa calm, because
it Is difficult for an observer on an
other ship to see tho small Instrument
ln a heavy sea. , lt
The Instrument u controlled by
water pressure which varies with the
height and, violence of the waves and
shows actual surface conditions on an
Indicator In the' ship.
In one successful fight, 'with a
U-boat It was estimated that the per-
iscope won visible, less than ten sec
onds, it came np very eiose to a ae
stroyer, doubtle'ss a great deft closer
than the submarine .commander had
reckoned, and whan ha realised bla
peril be attempted to scurry away.
But a depth charge was dropped and
German submarine power decreased
by one boat.
School Book at Underwood's
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The purpose or tho National War
Savings committee Is to create ai
army of savers who will, hy saving, re
lease labor and materials for too not
cf the government la tho war, and whr
will lend their savlaga to e govern
ment to prosecute tho war,
Good Clothes
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Don't make the mistake of buying poor
clothes this fall. The price advance
has been greater, in proportion, than
on good clothes.
YTRAGOOD
Labels in the clothes you buy are your insurance
policy., For XTRAG00D are always the best clothes
for boys. Every bit of- material, every step of the
tailoring is better than usually found in boys' wear.
Get AnXTRAGooD Suit Now
K.SUGARMAI
"YOURS FOR VICTORY THROUGH SACRIFICE AND FAITH"' S
That is what we believe the people of Klamath
Falls want and that is what we are prepared to
give you. With our two big stores we are now '
able to offer you an even" greater selection of
goods and also serve our increasing patronage
with quicker dispatch. If not already one, join
our list of satisfied customers. We are anxious
to serve you. Start the Month right hy trjitf w service.
Roberts & Whitmore
Sixth and Main Eighth and Main
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