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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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PR I EST ENLISTS
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LOS ANOEI.nS, Cal., Aug 1
Lieutenant Marcel .Touse, a Jesuit
priest. Is hero in the Interest of a
movement to replace, devastated
churches In France with temporary
shelters for worship.
I.leut. Jotisso, served four years
la the. trenches for Franco and wears
the Insignia of the Legion of Honor
, aud the Crolr de C.uerre. At the re
quest of the French High Commis
sion, ho is touring the United States
on behalf of the church shelter move
ment. The plan, according to Lieutenant
Jousse, is to build temporary places
o worship for about $2000 each in
places where cathedrals were des
troyed by the elements of war.
JEWS IN UKRAINE ARE
KILLED BY SOLDIERS
LONDON. Aug. 2. -Reports receiv
ed today from it semi-official 1'ollsh
source 'were to the effect that the
troops occttpjtng Odesa, under (Ton
ei al Clregorleffs had surrounded the
Jewish quarters thero and began a
massacre that lasted three days and
nights. Russian soldiers carried out
the massacre. .Tows of Ukraine and
Uesarabla proclaimed a mourning pe
riod of It days.
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IN AUTHORITY!
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Take Charge of Govern.
Affairs In Vienna When
Itela Klin Is Forced to ItcYlgn
From Leadership,
KOREANS llMJIXti REFORM
I.Y ADMINISTRATION".
TOKIO. Aug. 2. Several prom
inent Koreans who have arrlted In
Tokio are urging the necessity of a
radical refi.rm of the administration
. ot Korea, not only by abolishing dts
I crimination between Japanese and
.Koreans. I ut also by providing for
Korea, representation In the Japan
ese Diet.
READ HERALD AD IT PAYS
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YOUR
HOUSE
Is worth more today than -f
it was a year ago. It
would cost you a lot more
to rebuild it So why
not increase your insurance?
Some are adding a third, $
others more. It is the wise i"
thing the safe thing to -f f "'
do. It takes only a little '"'
accident to turn the biggest n ' '
house into a pile of ashes. "
For More Insurance see
H. Driscoll
Room 4, Loomis Bldg.
VIKNN Aug i-Th. resluim
tlou of lJela Kun, Hungarian Com
munist dictator, has paved the way
for tho succession of tho Socialist
government to authority. Overtures '
for peace with the Allies were among!
tho first acts of the new government.
On receipt ot tho news from the
front, which created great constern
ation in Dudapest. Kun became pale
and with his back to tho wall declar
ed, "Very well, if you demand It I
must resign I made the best tight
I could."
Bela Kun, who was expected to
seek refuge here, was given safe con
duct by the Allies.
GREAT BRITAIN DOES NOT
DISFAVOR U. 8. ACTIVITY
LONDON, Aug. 2. Politically the
British government does not view
with disfavor the reported acquisi
tion ot German firms by Americans.
Asked in the House ot Commons it
he had any official Information that
such transactions had taken place,
,Slr Auckland Geddes, president ot
the Board ot Trade, said that the
government had not, but that he was
"inclined to regard the action sug
gested by no means Improbable, not
only with regard to Americans, but
also British firms and firms of allied
nations."
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'THE DAYLIGHT BANK"
Corner Sixth and Main
It you save your money while you
are young and able to earn It. you
will be able to ride In automobiles
when you grow older. Let us be your
Hankers. We pay you per cent
on time deposits.
Hefore louring on that trip; let us
supply you lth American Ranker's'
Travelers' Checks, which is thu saf
est and moat convenient way fur uti
to carry )our money. You Identify
yourselves.
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SPRING LAKH DRIPPINGS. shsv4H4H
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Mrs. Greene and daughter. Kiln
visited at E. A. Schrelners TuesdnJ
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afternoon.
Mrs. E. A. Sohrelner, Mrs. Wm.
Cheyne. Mrs. Carl Schubert and Rev.
IVIken visited at Cha-s. Macks Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr. Frank Stewart and Mr. Reece
started heading this week.
The Comp Fire Girls went for a
picnic on Mt. Stukel Wednesday.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WORK WANTED by woman, elth-
er cooking on ranch or work by
day. Inquire at Herald Office. l-3t
WANTED Girl for general house
work and cooking Mrs. O. G. Lab
aree, Uly, Oregon. 1-tf
FOR SALE New 8 foot
Crater Cafe. 124-Ttti St
LOST Hunch of Keys, finder please
I' return to this office. 1-tt
At The Liberty
Tonight Only
LOST A smnll red
. titled "Complaint
please leave at Herald Office. Re
ward. l-3t
YOI'NG MAN -Would Jlke board nnd
room In priwite family. Address A.
Herald office. ,".l-2t
WEXZKLL'.H IN TOWN.
j II. W. Wcnzell. travelling freight
ami passenger agent for the Southern
Pacific company, Is In the city on
business connected with Ills depart
ment. Mr. Wenzell states that hU
company will bo In shape to give up-
. to-tho-mlnute service whlln the Ellis
nwulng. I are hore, maintaining an office In tho
12t Elks Temple, so that all those com
ing to the city over tho 8. P. may
have their tickets validated and oth-
or inutteM adjusted. In which tho
cash book en- railroad company nnd traveller nro
,wun. r iiui.Jl
ventlon will buy u straight ticket I)
this city, taking n rerc'pt (rum the
agent. This receipt they will present
P tho intlro.iil reprcsi'iiuiue In this
city and It will entitle Un-m to a re
turn ticket for one-third the n-itnlar
fare, thus making a rate of one tad
onf-thlrd fare for the round trip,
Interesteil.
( I'nder lliu iirruiiKement Unit will
1m In force those coming to thu ron-
TWO NI-.W CASKS IN ill ItT.
Emma Wing has filed a null In
court for thu recover) of propvrtr
from Hilda Cooper and ollurs J V
t'.lmori Is suing the UcAriuril l,u
I er n mpany fur uhk s tli.it lie rlilrw
are due lilm .", F Ciirntihii'i U I'm
ultmr.oy for the plalulirf
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Two spectacular
bar room battles
are fought at
the climax of
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Main St.
1 Typewriter.
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FOR SALE- A 1 bicycle. Good nn(
cheap fee 100S Main. 2-3t
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FO'l SALE Improved resident ".-
Must sell. See 1008 Main. 2-3t
EMPLOYMENT wanted by young
girl In either office or store. l'hnn
367. 2-2t
FOIt SALE Paying notion buslnusi
in small town, postofflce connect
ed III henlth cause for selling, in
vestigate. Herald. 2-lt
CUJCKENS WANTED Want 2 doz.
on R. I. pullets. 024 11 th 'I- 'i Jt
A. thrilling teent from "J. 3Iin'l Country" iltrrlnti Jtu.o Itubtni,
ii i liar i siim; i V rii m I u?
A Man's Country
starring '
ALMA RUBENS
WANTED Men and women. Must be
over l(j years of age. Chelsea Lum-I
ber r.nd Eo.x Jo. ' 2-6t '
APPERSON SIX I
The Jackrablilt of motor cars a
royal blue, four passenger roadster.
Inquire D. E. McCabe, CI 7 Main. St.
2-6t.
EPISCOPAL SERVICES.
Episcopal services will ho hold In
this city next Sunday, Bishop Pad
dock officiating. The morning sorv-l
ice will bo at 11 o'clock, the subject
of th i sermon being "Our boys over
thero." This snrvlnn will ln linl.l In
the Odd Fellows Hall.
Services In the evening will bo In
the opera house, the subject of dis
course being, "Tho price of peace."
Confirmation will lm nHmlnlcloml
to a claes on this visit of the Bishop.
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Diseases of Women a Specialty.
MEDFORD, OREGON.
A forceful and spectacular drama of the Primitive
West in the days of the gold rush, when men fought
hard, women lived fast and human life was cheap
LIBERTY Theatre
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Tonight Onjy
RESIDENCE IS NOT SOLD.
I wish to state that I have not sold
my resldenco at 017 Alameda, not
withstanding reports to that effect.
It Is for sale however, and at a price
that will prove attractive to those
wishing to purchase an Ideal home.
2-lt ,, A. h. ALEXANDER,
A GOOD HOME.
llOmAfl HllVni'H Vflllln tttn-Kf.. HAA.l
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..uuw, mr mc, pena most or metr
time . tliAr. aifa h.v. nnA I-, irA,
Springs AdIUon that will surely
piease. it lias rive bljr rooms and a
sleeping porch In main part of house,
also lanm HrrnnA lmlr nAMi. i....i.
Urge closed, Are place, cabinet work,
f"" "u awrago room lawn and
la r ire lot. It nlan lin nn nliiinn .m.
two good bed rooms, and large wood
house and garage, making a fine
yiaro.iur m large rnmiiy, CJwper ex
pecto.fo1 leave aoon, to cane lor other
Interests- and will sacrifice t
98000.00. on terms. 'BeUwlook at
Careless Driving Picks
Your Pocket
Tire damage is nearly always the result
of careless driving.
Abuse may injure it so badly that the
whole tire is soon mined.
When you discover any trouble with your
tires, come to us. We can probably make
such repairs as will save you money in the
end.
thla tnAmf. it mhv Ka .. .-
Ohllcpte A SaUttt, CSS Main St. Phone
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