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MOB TWO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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.r Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth street.
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KR1UAY, NOVRMIIKH, 23, IBIS
Herald's Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED
WANTED Man
and woman ou
ranch,
Francis J. Bownc, Ilonan-
19-4t
SITUATIONS WANTED
WANTED Plain sewing to do. 22t
Moitlmore St., near Michigan are.
19-5t
WANTED Work aa
338 Michigan are.
chambermaid.
18-6t
WANTED Position
Michigan are.
clerk. 338
18-6t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Wrist watch with Initials R.
S., on Main street; $5 reward. Her
ald office or 100S Main sL 22-3t
LOST Wrist watch with initials W.
D.; 5 reward. 1109 Pine street
or Herald office. 18-6t
LOST Bunch ot Keys, with 4-Inch
Crescent wrench on ring. Leave
at Herald office; reward. 21-2t
FOR RENT'
...nWWWWMIIW
FURNISHED APPARTMENT at Ore
goo House, Klamath, near 6th 3
FOR SALE
.'WMMWW
cFOR SALE Laifee stse phonograph
.with ovei1 $20 MewEdison disc rec
ords, to ezcbWgafor good second
hand piano. , Svrepherd Piano Depot,
21f3t "
FOR SALE Three-quarter body bag
gy, single, with single harness. En
quire 804 N. Second street or phone
262Y. 19-5t
MISCELLANEOUS
VM)aknawMaissamiMaamwsaMwsMiaii
WANTED A good, fresh milk cow.
E.Ij. French,' phone 29 6J. 22-2t
WANTED To buy V Poland China
boar. Enquire of Fkancls J. Bowne,
Bonanza. V 19-lt
Two hundred and ninety sick and
delicate babies in Venice, Italy, re
ceive specially prepared milk at the
dispensary operated by the American
Bed Cross.
TAKE A GLASS OF SALTS IF YOTK
HACK HURTS OR BLADDER
TROUBLES YOU
No man or womanjvho eats meat
regularly!- can make1 a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occasionally,
, say a well-known authority. Meat
forms uric acid which excites the kid
neys, theyrbeedme overworked from
the strain, get sluggish and'fall to
filter the'waste and poisons from the
Wood, then we get siclt Nearly atl
rheumatlim.iieadaches, liver trouble,
pervousneas dizziness, sleeplessness
and urinary durordefa come frtom
sluggish kidneys,
The monient you feel a dull ache
lntbo kidneys or your back hurts or
if ihe urine Is cloudy, offensive, full
,of sediment. Irregular ot passage or
attended by a sensation of scalding,
stop eating meat and get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any phar
macy; take a tablespoonful In a glass
of water before breakfast and a a
few days your kidneys will act fine.
''This famous salts' is made from the
0UITMEAT1EN
KIDNEYS BOTHER
Bcio oi grapes ana lemon juice, com
,blned With lltbla, and has been used
for generations to flush and stimu
li late the kidneys, also to neutralize
' the acids In urine so it no longer
j eauses, Irritation, thus ending blad
der weakness. '
, Jad Salts ts Inexpensive and can
3 net Injure; 'makes a delightful effer
..vesemt iitbfa-wajer drink which
jeverywie should take now and then
to keeoithe kidneys clean and active
'''and the blood, pure, thereby, aVoid
. -, log Mrtotig kidney coaapllcatleas.
I5
ERSONAL
LITTLE WnKLHHITS ON l.OCAti HAI VRMNOH
AMONG TMK rKffl'l.K OF THIS CITY AMI VICINITY.
OOI.V08AM) COMIMJS OK I.OCAI, 1XII.K8
V, E. Kecnan Is among the tecum
nrilvnls from Sacramento.
II. II. Helms la In the city from
MeJford on mattsrs ot business.
W. T. Andrews Is here for a short
time from Portland, lie Is registered
at the White Pelican Hotel.
John lies sir aifd Walter M Dixon
ire Klamath Falls visitors today from-,'
Fort Klsmath.-
Joseph Luk of Orange. California
was among the train arrivals rasi
night.
Chester Del.Jp was -among the
County farmers who transacted busi
ness here yesterday. ,
' n. O. Thompklng Is don for a
sn.irt business visit from Klrc 'n
northern Klamath.
I ARMY TO
REDEVELOPED
BY
WASHINGTON, D. C. Nor. 21.
Demobilisation ot the Army air serv
ice presents a separate problem on
whlch .War Department officials now
are, at work. How it Is to be accom
plished so that the aircraft manu-
ficturing Industry, now a Government
monopoly, can be preserved has not
been disclosed, but It Is possible to
state authoritatively some ot the con
siderations that will govern demoblll.
zatlon plans.
Secretary Baker Is known to re
gard the air service as the field of
military enterprise in which the
greatest developments are to be ex
pected. For that reason the Army
programme to be laid before Con
gress probably will show recommen
dations for continuing the aviation
branches on a scale disproportionate
to the oiher arms of the service.
Every effort is to be made to im
prove existing types, of planes and en
gines or develdp new ones. '
It Is also certain that plans now be
ing formulated will make provision
for continuing in the permanent mili
tary establishment officers and men
who have displayed marked ability
In the operation, production and
equipment of airplanes, balloons and
other aircraft. The monopoly ot the
Government extends to every branch
of aircraft production. To make a
start on the extraordinary programme
laid out, it was necessary to build
from the 'ground up, to create virtu-
ally every.faciltty required
The only
exceptions are the automobile factor
les, which' -were turned to the pro
duction of aircraft engines.
' The Government owns some 3J
flyingjflelds, sll fully equipped, and
hag built up preliminary courses in
colleges and universities In all parts
of the country. The home aviation
schools now are fitted to turn out
2,000 men a month rated as reserve
military aviators, while there are now
In this country more than 12,000 men
who either have completed or are
Hearing completion of their training,
BED CROSS DISTRIBUTION
The American Red Crdss so far has
distributed in round numbers 2,000,
000 sweaters, 750,000 mufflers, '1,
000,000 wristlets, 500,000 helmets,
1,500,000 pairs of socks. .
AMERICA
S!'fjj'!r"U''W'j"5i) 'nn"'v'nnww2'i
i W ANTED
X
Chickens
Highest Prices Paid for Hogs,
Cattle, Sheep, Hides and Pelts.
F
Klamath Packing Co.
MENTION
It, II. Van Vnlkenburg tald a visit J
to Klamnth Fall; jesferday from Ins'
rnnib on the Keno road, ' j
H K. Wllford ii a County iwi.t .UI-'
toi fioni Yalnax. Ho Is Moppltir; HI
thj Hotel Hall.
J. it. itabhe. hn nnentV. a aen-
t . . i . . .a.
Gini soro Morrni paw mamam
Folls business Uslt yesterday.
fnl tjralmm returned from Port-
i,i I... ,i,, ,,.! -1,.,.
on last e e In .hsri
..
I .
'. A, Wood nml A, It. I.eathorman
came In jesterdny nfternoon on busl.
ncss from I.angell Valley. They aro
guests at tho Hotel Hall.
,, . , . , ,
l.mil Peterson Is a recent arrival
In tVila t Frnm TAnillnlnM I
i ii t i.ii. . . i' . .
wie, (v. .. t wiivviiuu la tiviu iui t,
short tlmo'frdm Ashland.
a. W. .Dennett nnd E. J. Pnyton
are hero for a short time from Rose
burg on matters of business. They
are guests at ihe White Pelican,
STATE ITER
Y MEETS
J
PORTLAND, Ore , November 22.- -
The annual meeting ot tho Oregon
Irrigation congress will be held at the
Imperial hotel. In the Elizabethan
room, on January 9, 10 and 11, Just
preceding the opening of legislative
sessions at Salem. J. W. Brewer of
Portland has been appointed chair
man ot the committee In charge ot
the program.
The Irrlgatlonlsts, as af 'previous
assemblies, will plan in detail their
program for the coming year in the
general advancement ot Irrigation
projects thruout the state. Close to
the opening ot the legislative session,
it is not improbable that the Oregon
irrigation congress will formulate
certain requests for enactment by
the state sotons.
Officers Of the organization are
Fred N. Wallace, Tumalo, secretary;
J. H. Upton, Prlnevllle, president, and
D. J. Burdtck, chairman of the. execu
tive committee.
Get a standaiu Insurance policy
from tUc Chilcrfc & Smith agency. 12
TlicJ prudent rnun carries fire, life.
nccldcutuid health insurance. See
Chtlcdtc' Smith.
12
J-
HEMMGHE OR
,i
Get
cent package of Dr.
Headache Powders
and don't suffer.
Wilt your bead aches you simply
must yhave reliefer you will go wild.
It's needless lo suffer when you can
take a reraJy like Dr. James' Head
ache Powders and reliore the pain and
neuralgia at once. Send someone to
tlf 'rug store now for a dime package
o 0 !r. James' Headache IVwdcrs.
Do,, t suffer o a few momenta you
will feel fine headache gono n mac
neuralgia paij.
AiARY
a,' 10
Jataei'
and Turkeys
jm$m$mh$ lyfyifr fn$ f
MONSTER FOOD
SUPPLIES SENT
OUT BY AIR
DUNKIItK, FltANCi:, (Corro.
pondence of tho Associated l'ress
(Thirteen tons of food was'cnrrfu by
"' UHtWi.niijrnl Air Force and the
lift) fflf) tl A to. fnfans In BllVlirO. it l la
-" - -( .-.-. --.-..
.stons 5f thoelglnn nrmy xhlch bad
nlroRd "Jvnnced beyond tho Ilooth-
ultt Forest in Ilrlglum, early In the
n .
.or. and sustained thoso troops during
, m , unit ouoiuiuvu iiiuau uuui'b iiiiitnn
(mo reciou in niiiciiincj writ: vuiult
from supplies 'owing to Impassable
roadi. This Is believed to bo the
largest scnle In which suppltta wore
lever delivered to troops by airplane.
I Continuous rain, shell flro and or-
.. . ... ' ., , ,i. .
I of exlstonco.
They "were transformed
Into channels of deep mud. lly even
ing the General In command of tho
llclghn forccSjroported that supplies
of food had been exhausted. Would
It be possible, be enquired, to send
food up by airplane
Tho answer Iwns that Is would and
f'e task was assigned to thoie o' tl.i
i Belgian Air Forces and lo Uio Filth
! Croup of the British Royal Air Force.
Their Job was to deposit nrm rations
at q point to whlJi nothlnu but
bird or an alrpline could penutrJt-'
11 has been dona before, of ourdo;
tl-n fctrrleon of Kut received HUpptlct
by ntr, and ammunition snd tho like
thrive been dropped at various plicos.
But It had never Lien attempted on
such a scale.
1 In, cases of ntlons wcra broken
up Into appropriate parcels and thi-sa
fcie packed In sacks of earch to
ciFhlon (li cm for ttt, fall; whlla upon
thn frcnt the hungry division lircpnr
ed eho dumping grounds and marked
trem with large white crosses
Srme eighty trachlnes shared the
err!c between them, !n'ind)n& a
evir.dron ot tho Fifth Croi'3 t'vo
LsctlerB. Thoy lifted their loia ens
I'y. nnd one by one they dipped to tho
fiost rlt was tho frcnt. too, ml clow
to tht line and dropped them over
board "to the cheering reception eor.
m'ttc-es below Ind returned Only
on j machine, attacked by a Gorman
c.ciblne gun .froraj thenrcmi'A- It
wa to close to Ihe front' as thit had
to hnd; and by-11 a. m., the General
reported that all'bls units had been
supulled. '
The American Red Cross has six
teen convalescent houses in operation
at base and genera army hospitals
in tnis country, wnn;coniracts signed
for similar buildings at the other 29
hospitals.
MJ.B.Coffee
O
vi nv r
Rest Coffee
at any price
You can malepprc cul?
oi gooa coneeywiui ics
M.J. B. tbipvith any
other col jee.
Ground just righttomakeN
die best cup-oi coffee, ,
Blended frorn' the finect
flavored coffees grown in,j
the world. ' ,
t
ThorouKhly aged before
it is roasted.
Quality never changes.
It's the moct economical.
It goes further. t
Vacuum Packed by spec
ial Proces3 tj Preserve, iu
strength and flavor.
It Reaches You Fresh
i 3
Every Can GiARANTa
V T
f
B!TIisa,pissB
ALLIES' LEADER, HIS
i i ' I I ' ' m0 i
S ZlTmIPr' ..Itr m a
'dEM H.K.fAlWN W(f1TE?FELD
Admiral Taut on Hlntie. former
General K. 0. V. von Oruenell, Herman) 's military dolegnto to tho Hague
"d Meurer were ihe officials named
tho allies. General Payolle, known
meollng with tho German bcarors of
IJOV8 IX FIIANCK
WANT MMIIi: I.KTTKIIS,
LONDON, Nov. 22. Moro letters
from homo to American troops
abroad aro urged by Mrs. Margaret
Walker, of Kansas City, nn American
Itcd Cross official visitor to ljndon
hospitals,
"I don't know why It is that the
bhis cet so few letters." slio snld.
"It Isn't as if other people were de -
prlvcd of mall as well. 1 have nskc!
the nurses, and most of thorn get an.b' Jnc Merc. Co.
averaae of twn letters n week from
their families In America. Dut oven I
sorrie ot tho boys who hnvo been In
ho8pltils seven or eight weeks !io
not yet heard a word from their peo
ple. "If mothers and slstorg knew what
home letters mean oer here! Why,
It gets to such.a'pnsi that the nurses
read aloud their own letters and
share them -with the boys, so as not
to tco'm,elflsh. Ono of the nurses In
my ward s:ld she almost hated to
have the bojs see hor getting her re
gular weakly mall. It made them so
envious."
.No one ever got rich merely by sav.
ing money. You must Invest It. A
good way to Invest It Is to buy War
Savings snd Thrift Stamps.
"BEST INVEST-
T I HAVE
EVER MADE"
CONTHACTOIt WOULUXT TAKK
Kl VK IIU.NDIIKH nOMiAIlH FOU
OOOI) TAMiAO lilD HIM.
ft t i
I.4
"I Just want to say right now that'
f wouidn't take five hundred dollar.
IN
for te good that first bottle of Ton-,"
I.p Al. m. tA I r..i ill,, i, h.. i.
me a ne:
Nel&bn,a contracting carpenter llv-.
ln.tTT9fi aiA llv. Qn..k.n..
Povtlsmd Ore recintlv " '
i oyuaraa, ure., recently, ,
llowing a serious'accl.dent four
i-fu- t t- . ....-.
JJme up ;or eight or 'vXZZlZttS
got all out of order. What little I
did manage -to .eat would sour and
torsi gas, which would cramp and
pain me until I could hardly stand it.
Then my kidney went back on me,
and my back hurt so bad I couldn't
find a, comfdrtable position. They
raid I bad rheumitism or 'lumbago',
then my right leg, below the knee,
got,, to hurting me and at times j
couldn't stund on my feet or get up
when down. I was constipated all
the tlm? and suffered n great deal
with headache , Nobody knows how
I really did' suffer, because I Just
can't describe It, and as nothing
seemed to do me any good I had be-
coma'dlscouraged about my Condition,
I finally sent down and got a bot
tle of Tanlac, as I had reid so much
about It, uncj it was about the ben
Investment I ever made, My appetite
came bounding back after my first
?ew"doses, and by the time my second
pottle was gone, my stomach trouble
as almost gone, too, l am now eat.
Ing any and everything I want and II J
"RIGHT HAND.MAN," AND
TWO OF THE GERMAN
socrctnry of Corelsn affairs, and Oonoml II. K.
by (lermnny lo obtain from Murshnl
ns (leneral Koch's "right hand man,"
tho whlto flag.
don't hurt ma the least bit and my
Aldncjs and back aro grostly Improve
cd. At tho ttmo I stnrled an Tnnlao
' llBU ,0 l" crulclieJ In order to got Imcstono pliMnirtto cleans, sUmiiltUi
nbo" uul ' uo11'1 '7" tl','Vw nt,nd ,rc1,onhe llvcr' kt,ln TM
" nnrt ,in, rofti tlieinhslde. I
rnn J'"' fcel rayjj Retting
f'"iK" oicry duV,l hvo gone,
'back to ork nlroady, ami I nnvr
,08 n" "PPOttuiiIly to speak a i:u.
ttori1 i0"- Tanlic.
1 Taploc Is sold In Kltmnth Falls
br Hie Star Drug Co., and In Ij)rslla
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
Dr. Ring's New Discovery
relieves thcaiand keep
you going oa tho job
Fifty eontJnuoui yearo cf almosS
ZJZTft!
nmu
ud hcUevcmentW Dr. ICins's New
.Discovery. ,
Crandnarents. flthers. metiers, t'zs
kidtUcj all liavrf used oneare u'rj
t a. tho safest, sjret. n2 pteanr.
to-take remedy they Lnoy
vr.i.
hold by all Urujxuti.,
Wc and 51.20.
Keep Bowels Oh'Schcdulo
Late, retardcdTunctlonlnu tSrcTva
the whole day's duties out of ecsr.
Keep the eyctcm cleansed, tho appe
tite lively, the stomach ctaunch with
Dr. Kirg's New Life I'ilU. Mild and
tonic in action. Sold everywhere, 25c
SAYS HOT WATER fc
WASHES POISONS
' FROM THE LIVER'
Everyono should drink hot watsr
with phosphate In It,
. before breakfast
T fn.l -. - .... . . .1
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If""" :;r.V;iri.'"!5S"i
' f ., ' l!.. ..' T""u ""
r..v ... .vyvime yOures irom
.. k..,.,
' ' '
ott "t Uejdahs, It's your liver,
,. vo , h i. . A,.. ... ... ..
t ., J..7.ZC iX.'l.Z ....".. .
- -" - mx "!" Mu laiio, lur-
all denote liver uncleanllness. Yourj
liver Is the most Important, also the
most abused and neglected organ of
tbe body. Few know its function orj
bow to release the dammed-up body
waste, owe and torlns. Most, folks
resort to violent calomef. which Is a
dangerous, salivating chemical which
can only be used occasionally because'
it accumulates in the tissues, also at
tacks tbe bones,
Every man and 'woman, sick or
well, should drink each, morning be
fore breakfast, a glass ot hot water
with a teaspoonful of limestone phos
phate in It, to wash from the liver snd
bowels the previous day's Indigestible
material, the poisons, sour bile and.
toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening
and fresbenlng.the entire alimentary
canal befote putting more food Into
the stomach,
I.jmeaton'e phosphate does not re
strict the diet llko calomel, because It
can not salivate, for It Is harmless snd
you can eat anything afterwards, it
Is inexpensive. and almost tasteless,
PEACE SUPPLICANTS
1 t.M.f'
k .... .I.,... ...
m lIJll Ik IIIIDMaM tlL
I'cnco Conforonrc, nnd Vke.Artmi,
Foch tho armlstlca tonus prepared k
played an Important rolo nl th
- ,( ' 4
and any pharmacist will n M t
quarter poundJwhlch,ls sufllcltnt for
a demohstratlq
noiwstertM
iceiing nt nay in nnu uny out.-AdT.
IT'H OltAXDMOTIIKIt'S nKCIPKW
MIII.NU HACK COI.OII AM) LW.
Till: TO IIAIIl
You can turn gray, laded htlrbtH.
Ilfully dark and lustrous almost ottr
niglft If you'll get a EO-ccnt botUs'ol
"Wyeth's 8go nnd Sulphur 'Cos
pound" at any drug i.tore MllHeu
ot bottles ofthis old famous 8siTm
ReclpelmnVovcd by the sddiUooo(
.other IngreSlents. are .old aaauaur.
l,ay 8 weJ
known druggist birt, bs-
lea u no It darkens, (he balr so oitr-
Inllv .ml Jnniv
hat no one can trtl U
(lln. b(l.n infli.
, "" , ?
TIidso whoso hair Is turnlnf iru
or becoming faded bate a itirprtos
awaiting them, because after on of
two applications tho gray hair ns
Ishes and your locks become' lurirt
antly dark and beautiful. T, '
This Is the age of youth. Orty
haired, unattractive folks aren't wast
ed around, so gel busy with Witts'!
Sago nnd Sulphur Compound tonlfkt
and )ou'll bo delighted with year
dark, handsome bnlr and your rot
ful appearance within a few dirt.
This preparation Is a toilet rsqtililts
and Is not Intondcd for the cure, mltl-'
gstlnn or prevention of disease A
Dassengers
and Baggage
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