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NUNS PURCHASE
QUANTITIES OF
YANKEE STORES
franc) The .nmo day 30,000 rain
coats, many of them having been
used by American soldiers during the
war, were sold for 250,000 mark?. !
The Germans eagerly buy anything
offered by the Americans, particular-
VOCATIONAL PLANS
"Siih,' luklitK Timliie I have no!
onb kiiiich ouuituio rollof from my
trotibtt'. but li'ivo lift it illy R.ilnoil
-ix ipounil- lu w.'IkIii. so von may
know by Unit why I am ho .mti.:iihit
tic ovor tins mudlfluf." Hiild l.ouU
Vogiinlil, of 117 Vft lilih ntn-'t,
Seattle. . while ill HurtoU's lii u.: Store
recently. Mr. VokiiiiIiI ln.i livetl In
Seattle for thu lalt twelve yiT.m urn'
Is employeil at the Skinner a-ul IC.Idy
sliiiiyanls.
"About two yo.irs hko 1 boM'-n lo
have trouble with my 8tiiiiiu"li," fun
tinned .Mr. Vognall, up to tint time
I b.ul always been t.orfi'ftly healt'i
and could eat Jiut anything that win
put before me. mi vhen tills ttoiililo
llrst began to come on me I didn't
puv much uttfiiil'in to It, bfcause It
didn't seem lo affect my uppetlto nnv.
for I would gel hungry the simn as
u-thil, but I i ihiii round out Hat
things I hud mit"M all my life and
which bail neerhnrt me before began
to disagree with me. What I would
eat commenced 'o sour of my stom
ach and after a meal 1 would have a
miserable full, tight feeling that
would make me feel mighty uiicnm-
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Mii Kolinshl, gfH nt the Instlgu- .lotiopli, 1'reiul.
lion of i!i found r of the new Tnklo ml to I'romtrr c
Viv ii'm I'l'tve l'v rt wlilrli im. 0f t jiodrn .
Ik it'M'ldonl I'pon her reliirn she nlatlng that tin ..'
will be lu chew of the course of ttven are In full .
Jouriiallim In (but school, Hungarian gut no
Mist Kobnshl Is limited as saying -- --
thai .InpiineHo women should awak- Stoiy t'lly. hr.v.i
en lo their opportunities In vocations lug place today if i
which are adapt ible to them, cspocl- veiitlon of the Yo no; !V"I" l.ulln
ally Journalism. She expects to Ihi League of the N'orwcglun l.mhmi
present at the luteruntlomil Labor Church.
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CAMP LEWIS. Wush., Aug. 11
T'he War Department's new edti''a-
ly any articles containing leather or t'onal nnd vocational training plans
rubber. Ten thousand American- were Initiated In all branches nt
made gas masks were sold a. few days Csmn Lewis by order of the Corn
ago to civilians who planped to make mandlng General. These are the plnns
use of the rubber for commercial which convert the cantonments Into
purposes. More than one hundred mllltarv universities. Knl'stod men
tons of harness, gome of it German may take, at their own option, not
made and abandoned after the arm- ,n exceed three hours a dav for five
IN GERMANY, Aug. 11, Old mater- jstce( were disposed of at a recent days a week, any of tho 22 educntlnn-
lal used by the Third army on the action saIe near Coblenz. nl sublects. or any of the 120-odd
Rhine Is being disposed of In a hurry. Forty thousand pairs of American vocational subjects. Their mllltn'v
German civilians alone recently have fle(j snoes many ot wi,ich had been duties aro arranged, ko as to permit
WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES
been buying from twenty-five to for
ty carloads of salvaged material each
day. Germans assemble In Coblenz,
or the other towns where the auction at a 8pecai BaiBi
sales are neld, by the hundreds, some
coming from Cologne, from Mayence
and others as far as Frankfort, or
Main, Cassel and other parts of un
occupied Germany,
At a recent sale in Coblenz with a
German-speaking doughboy as auc
tioneer 125,000 leather jerkins were
sold to tho Germans for 2,000,000
marks. (The recent army exchange
on marks is 2. .10 marks for one
worn and torn in the march of tho them time for these studies,
doughboys from Luxemburg :o tho Under the vocational training
Rhine in December, were sold in lots Plans It Is not necessary for a irrnn
. to serve In the certain branch ho
. ! elects for his study. He mnv be en-
STATEMENT
OF THE
FIRST STATE AND SAVINGS BANK
OT KLAMATH FALLS "
Counly of Klamath. Slate of Oregon, nbowlug the ninoii'ii mlitiRlotki
credit of every depositor July I. 191 U, who has mil ir I a iipoilt, tr
wno lias not withdrawn any part of bis deposit (coiiiiiurr..il i pr nclpal e:
Interest, for a period of more than swell (7) years liinui iliuMy prior tol
said date, with the name. kiHl known place of residence or pns'offlce i;
dress or such depositor, anil the fact of his death. If known
Name of Depositor. Residence or I'. O midribs
Clark, D. F Klaiiialh Falls. Oregon
Dick. Clyde. 1 ......Klamath Falls, Oregon
Harlow, K. W , Klamath Falls, Oregon
Pearls, W. II Klamath Falls, Oregon
Parsons, ('. W Klamath Falls, Oregon
Lewis, Ed C Klamath Falls, Oregon
Smith. .M. K Kliiinuth Falls, Oregon
Hrudy, James Klamath Falls, Oregon
Klamath Nurseries Klamath Falls, Oregon
Larch Lumber Co Klamath Falls, Oregon
Neff. W. C Klamath Falls. Oregon
fw.nio,. ,.,! i U......I.I mi mm ulil, L-.-x. Oliver, II. T Klamath Falls. Oregon
' so hadlv that Komutlmes I would feel ork,l"' Hurroll Klamath Falls. Oregon
so ludl tl it sometimes l would M pt,t & Son ,m. Klamath Falls, Oregon
like I could hardly stand It. nnd I niddlo Airship Co Klamath Falls. Oregon
wa.1 irouuieo u iui wmi u very ihiii- nueoer, .Max iviamatn runs, wrcgou
greeablo taste l "'V mouth. This Saddler, Harry Klamath Falls, Oregon
kept getting worse and worse all tho Saddlo Rock Restaurant Klamath Falls, Oregon
time till 1 got in such shape that It sub'Ftta' uTu v"!!"' S"nn
, , , ... ... , i, . hunrs, httn Klamath Falls, Oregon
looked like everything 1 would eat ( Time Check Smith Klamath Falls, Oregon
would just eeeni to lie In my stomach Wlllener, Christ Klamath Falls, Oregon
In u heavy lump and I would be In Zimmerman, Oeo. II Klamath Fulls, Oregon
misery for hours uftervrds. Then It r'l!,"'?10"' ,,
... . ... County of Klamath, ss:
negan to arieci my s.eep ami it got so ,, Jo)m Siemens, Jr.. being llrst duly sworn, depose and say that I :
that It I would oven eat Just a very the cashier of tho First Stato and Savings Hank of Klamath Kails, Couatj
light supper I would Ho awake for oi niamatn, Blato of Oregen: that tho forego hk statement Is n full. troe.
hours after I went to hod. suffering corr'!Ct and comploto ntutoniiint showing the name, last known redden
torrlblv with ras and that full feel- or I,OHto'c uddress, fact of deuth, If known, nnd tho amount to the credit
terribly with gas and that full U el of u(l(.h ,,OJ,08ltor nK rolUlrui, ,,y , prvHlon8 of chapter US, of tie
,Uh '" "" """ ' ''' i "' General Laws of Oregon ,1907, und Chapter 214 of tho General uwi oi
till 1 got so little rest that whon 1 Oregon. 1917. JOHN SIEMENS. JR..
Subscribed and sworn to beforn mo this 24th day of July, A. V. Ill)
RUTH M. GOWEN, Notary Public for Oregon.
(SEAL) (My Commission expires May 28. 192.'!)
SENATE WILL SEE PAPERS
WASHINGTON, D. C, Aug. 9.
Documents Issued by the American
peace delegates at Paris will bo
transmitted to the senate on Monday
by the President.
SrRSCRIllH FOR THE HERALD
listed In n line unit, nnd voluntef
for mechanical training. These plnn
especially appeal to tho voung inin
who desires to Irto a Undo and earn
his way at tho same time; to imi"
hlmfrelf mentallv, morally and physi
cally, to qunllfy during Ms enrol
ment period for higher education or
' more lucrative) employment after hl
return to civil life.
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A Governor Visits Women Land Army Workers
III )X ))tgn-tw. .nfuS 1MJ1I1T
They said the women's Land army of war tlm s wan t faa Here Is Just a part of the If If crew
in mid-season with their "trick clothes" showing eff icib of sun, ram and weather of a busy season This
picture was taken at Ulster County New York, us the farmerettes knocked off for a day to enieriuiii
Governor and Mrs. Alfred Smith of that stato Gov Smith Is lejUng spring water from the old pump
The farmerette will have u bumper cronjpttjthls (arm th) vear
would get up in tho morning I would
feel as tired as when I went to bed
and It would tuke a lot of will power
for mo to pull mybolf together so
that I could get off to work.
"I hud heard Tanlac recommended
very highly by some of tho boys In
tho shipyards, so I made up my mind
to give It a trial mid It certainly has
straightened mo up completely. My
appetite Is fine now and I can eat Jus
anything I want mid I never suffer a
lilt with that gas or full feeling In
my stomach und have already gotten
aback my old tlmn honltli and
strength, I can eat the biggest kind
if u supper now mid go to bed and
sleep like n log till morning nnd I
get up feeling flny and hungry for
breakfast and ready for work. Right
now 1 feel as strong and well uh 1
ovor felt lu my whole life and urn
mighty glad to recommend Tnnluc,
becauf.'o 1 know by actual experience
what It will do for a person."
Tanlan Is sold In Klnmnth Falls by
tho Star Drug Store and In Lorella
by tho Jumes More. Co. Adv.
28-4-11-18
ONE VI
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IN THE WAIL
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8000
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This is the new mileage adjustment you got with
Goodrich Tires
From
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JUDD LOW
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Great Allied offensive In 1'lcurdy
reached its height.
Nino United States fishing hunts
sunk by German U-boat off Oeorglu'n ''
banks.
Spread of counter rovolutlonnry
movement in Russlu caused UoJBhovIk
Readers to preparo for flight.
nohw..HupfrGFrun-,
jj Get Your Winter Wood Now
Tho Federal Electric Hallway Com
mission has called u conference In
Washington tod:iy to obtain Infor- T 622 Main.
mation relating to traction company
problems In various municipalities.
For a limited time I will sell you your winter wood j:
at the loilowing amazing prices:
DOUBLE LOAD BLOCKS $450
GREEN SLABS $3-5
W. E. SEEHORN CO.
Phone,
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Let us make up your pool car Murphey's Feed & Seed Stor
The price is right
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126 South Sixth St