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Tlll'liHI'AY, JTI.Y 17, til
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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STOWAWAY ON R-34 WITH AIRSHIP'S MASCOT
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Protestant Church in Amer
ica Issues Declaration
EAGER FOR JUSTICE
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Vnv n man fnpintr rmirt martial. William W. Ballantyne,1
rfnwnwnv nn thp first liffhter
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Concealed himselt, However,
thp dirigible was six hours at
Jazz, the mascot of the R-34.
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TO SORT YANK MAIL'
COBLENZ, July 17. American
soldiers emploed In the 'nltea
States postofflce in Coblenz have
been sorting mall In school rooms
which during the early dajs of me
war, were used by the then German lage. The owner had Invited a dls
Emperor for holding councils o fwar tlngulshed part to view tho pictures
-with his chiefs.
Soon after the beginning of the
war In 1914, the'Emperor was in Cob
Jeni several months, spending sever
al hours each day wnb arir- generals
who were then using the school
boose as army headquarters. The
school building Is near the center of
town and several large rooms on the
first floor were taken over for the ar
my postofflce a few dajs after the
jAmericans took over the Coblenz
bridgehead last December.
MEN WANTED.
Planer man, edger man, cut-offs,
olf-bearers and tie up men, for night'
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the Buckhecht Army
a man's rboe! Worn bv
at all times, in all climes.
comfort and extra service.
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Manufacturer. BUCKINGHAM & HECHT San Fr.ncl.co
People's Market
PRODUCER TO CONSUMER
Nothing Succeeds Like
Honesty
Our enormous growth and our wonderful suc
cess in the field of high-grade Meats has been
due to the fact that we have played absolutely
fair with our customers. We simply have been
honest
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! THIEVES ADOPT NOVEL WAYS, i
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LONDON, July 17. Thieving has
i Increased Immeasurably throughout
Engiamj stnce the end of hostilities.
land has taken on many no el forms,
Recently, two large oil paintings
ero stolen from the wall of a coun-
try house in Sevenoaks. a Surrey I1-'
I but when they entered tho temporary"
gallery there were no pictures'.
One picture was a half length por
trait of Queen Elizabeth painted in
1600, and the other of a man filling
his pipe, also a large canvas.
2000 SALOONS IN MEXICO CIT.
MEXICO, CITY, July 17. El Her
ald) De Mexico in the course of a
protest against social conditions '
the capital states that there are now
more than 2,000 saloons In the cltv
with scores of others operating In
secret under the guise of rest rooms
READ HERALD AD IT PAYS
AT ALL DEALSK3
From toe to heel
Shoe ii every inch
men in all walks oflife
A shoe built for unusual
Get a pair today!
534 Main St
Egg Mash. Growing Mash, Fattening Mash
To Your Chickens
Sn Cliurlir Slioulil lo Interested
In CIlo mid Kiononilr I'roMrms
Intlustr Should Kotygnlie l.lxlns
Wage llefore lilxidend-i nro Con--1
do red
NEW YOHK. July 13 Tho Pro
testant church of this country repre
sented In tho Federal Council of the
l Churches of Christ In Amerlcu today
Issued a declaration that the stntc
should "attempt to secure to tho
worker nn income sufficient to main
tain his family nt a standard of llv-
Mng which the community can ap-
prove
This was a part of the pronounce.
th0 Churcn anu So(
Federanl Council. The Federal
council is a congress of thirty load
lug Christian bodies for united ac
tion.
The statement asserts that "it Is a
false Idea that the churches arc only
concerned with religious, education-1
al and charitable enterprises. They
are r should be vitally concerned!
nith civic, economic and other social
interests."
Rights of working men to share In'
the control of the Industries are set
forth in this statement at length: j
'We have come upon times when
people are not submissive to Injus
tice or unnecessary privation and.
suffering," declares the church com
mission. "They are deeply and Just
ly in earnest. If those who are the
actual industrial, political and social i
leaders of the nation will not act
upon the principle that the greatest
shall be the servant of all, then the
people themselves, with indignation
and bitterness, are sure to take tN'lr
destiny and that of the world into
their own hands.
"Class consciousness and the use
of violence are not confined to tho
revolutionary groups. The posses
sion of wealth and education tend to
the formation of classes, and Indus
trial ownership and management to
a class conscious ruling group. We
observe the dangerous tendency of
many state and municipal officials
to deny fair hearings to radical of
fenders and to use unnecessary and
provocative brutality during strikes.
"Legislatures, judges and officials
should act firmly but justly, without
bluster and with unnecessary vio
lence. Working men believe that
they do not get an equal chance be
fore the law and It is highly Impor
tant whatever real basis there Is for
this conviction, should be removed.
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IsniNG HACK COLOR. AND LIJ8
IT'S GHANDMOTnEIfS RECIPE TO
THE TO HAIR
You can turn gray, faded hair beau,
tlfully dark and lustrous almost over
night If youMI get n fiO-ient bottlo or
"Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Com
pound" nt any drug i.tore. Millions
of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe, Improved by tho addition of
other Ingredients, nro bold annually,
savs a well known druggist here, be
cause It darkens tho hair so natur
ally and evenly that no one can tell la
has been applied.
Those whose hair Is turning gray
or becoming faded have a surprise
awaiting them, because after one or
two applications the gray hair van
ishes and 'your locks become luxuri
antly dark and beautiful.
This U the ago'-Of youth. Gray
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with WyetU'
Sage and Sulphur Compound tonlfcbt
and you'll be delighted with your
dark, handsome hair and your youth
ful appearance within a few days,
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Struggle With Influenza Epidemic
Still Continue North of Seward
I'enlnNuIa in Alaska
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, July 17
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Gone are all but the memories of tho covered, started out to visit natlvu'
Spanish Influenza epidemic In thovllluges and bring what they could
States, but up In the north of Sow-! On the American river they found u
ard Peninsula tho struggle with the .woman and II vo children In a cabin
disease still continues; Its memories with soen dead bodies, uiimo of
will ever bo vivid. Like the typhus which had been dead for n week,
of Europe, the disease did Its workJAt Aglapuk, twenty-five, miles from
silently and thoroughly, lealng Its Teller, only three llttlo children sur
herocs and heroines and a toll of vlvod tho Influenra. They wero In'
dead that perhaps will neer be hod with their dead mother. In this
known.
In the vicinity of Teller, Mrs Rer
tha Gehrman, postmistress, writes:
"Scarcely a dozen adults remain
alive" Across th'e bay from Teller
a Mrs. Fosso took care of tho entire
native mission, her husband also be
ing seriously 111 with tho Influenza.
Some twenty-five natlvo children fell
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We have in our employ a
corps of the best trained,
eflicient and practical me
chanics you will find any
where, and you will always
find that their work will uive
you absolute satisfaction.
One trial will convince you.
HOWIE GARAGE
to her tender hands and most of them KETUIN TO DHAM.Vs IM-MWT
were saved ThlB heroic whltn wo-
tnan, .Mrs Gehrmnn relates, went to LONDON, July 17 A scheme Is
the rler for Ice, brought wood and on foot here to build theaters on mo
coal for the llrvs, und when three tor lorries for the purpoxe nf tour
adult natives died In her homo, was ng country districts It would bo -compelled
to drag tho bodies out by return to the methods of tho drain.'
I herself In splto of her efforts, how-, Infancy In England The old mr-
(ever, seventy-two of tho natlveH sue-
cumbed and were burled at thu mis-
bIoii in a long trench.
From Teller, the storekeeper, a
man lur the numu of WlnDcld, with
ono other nfslHtunt, both still unro-
village twenty-three
wero burled.
dead bodies
At Cnpo Prince of Wales ISfi na
tives died, and so on throughout tho
vast district whoso white silences
wero mado rill the more grim by tho
stalking terror of unseen doath, moro
torrlblo becauso aid wn miillcs din-
tant and pitifully Insulllclent at that
Salmon, per
PALACE MARKET
Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
126 South Sixth St Phone 87
tery plun of thu sixteenth century
were performed on platforms oa
i wheels, and the theater was whcelcil
from point to point
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