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Congress is now making a strict investigation to find out why alleged "perfect condition" uml "priu'tlciil
ly new" American airplanes, valued at $1,000,000, were wastofully burned by ordors of American officers at
Colonibey-les-Bellttj in France. The photograph shows a pile of tbo plaues Just after the mutch was applied
AGRICULTURAL
BILL MSD
Despite Increase, Reductions Hne
Iteen Made to the Department of
Agriculture for Agricultural Activities
I The bureau of markets also carries
'a heavy reduction, and many of It
'lines of emergency work have been
discontinued entirely or greatly re
duced. No funds have been provid
ed for the continuation cf the city
market reporting service
WASHINGTON, D C, Aug. 27.
While the agricultural appropriation
bill for the fiscal year 1920, approv
ed by the President on July 24, 1919,
shows an actual net increase of $3,
S99.575, excluding items transferred
from emergency appropriations, over
the funds provided by the 1919 act,
there has been, in fact, a consider
able reduction in the appropriations
to the department for agricultural
activities. The emergency food pro
duction act, which expired on June
30th, carried an appropriation of
$17,631,863 (or emergency work,
and only approximately $2,107,880
of this amount was transferred to
and included in the new bill,
er words, the total funds
urge en
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II. II. KIM!, WIXIi KNOWN NV
Til WIOU (ilMw ltll or Ol.ll
TIIOI lll.i: T.lMNti T.NI,.(1
I Iiiimi gullied twelih-olght
pounds since I (ommeiiced taking
Tunl.u', ami mn as well and hearty iu
I oxer wan In mv life," suld II It,
King, u well known carpenter mid
contractor who lives at ri027 -SRih
e, South Kant, I'm tliiltil, the other
day
"1 was certainly III bail shape wlion
I commenced t.ililng Tiilllue," eon
tinned Mr King, "for I had been suf
fering with stomach trouble for about
three enrs. I hml not been nblo to
find medicine or treatment that
would glwi me any relief, mid Just
kept ou getting worse until I wns nlni
i ply all in and had to give up my work
j altogether I had no appetite to speak
of. nml what little I did e.it would
sour mid 1 would bo all bloated up
with gas for hours at n time. 1 also
suffered from shortness of breath,
and nt times I would become so dlmy
Unit I could hardly stand on my feet.
Then i heiimiitlsm hit me In my right
leg and hii, and the pains I had from
this would almost drive me wild tit
resources of California, born nt I'iiI- tm,.s. I seldom got n good night'
tuor, .Mas,. Uled at Waynesboro, da, .s,,,,t, n account of th pain Iu mv
.May 10, lSiH. ug and hip.
1S10 Algiers was bombarded by "One day a frle id of mine told me
a llrltish fleet under Lord Ktmouth. ' about this Tanliic, ami advised me to
Tn lMi! Rebecca (Jratz, the original Kve It a trial, mid I am mighty glad
L of the horolno in Sir Walter Scott's i took his ndvlce, for It certainly did
J Ivnnhoe," died In I'hlladolphl.i. Horn the work for me. and I am a well,
thoro March 4, 1TS2. I hearty man again I have no signs
TO THE BUSY BUSINESS MAN THE
JEWEL CAFE
OFFERS AN AVENUE TO SAVE
MOMENTS EVERY DAY
You may bo too busy to go to your homo
at noon. In assortment of foods, their
preparation and the serving, The Jewel
has no parallel outside the larger cities.
Most certainly The Jewel merits your
noon-day patronage.
THE JEWEL CAFE
Jctte Bailey, Prop.
Today's Anniversaries
Phone 185
610MninSt
1S0O Thomas Butler King, who
tlrst officially reported on the vast
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WASHINGTON, Aug. 27 Imports
in July were tho largest In the his
tory of tho country, while the exports
were the lowest in sny month of this
..j iTiur. . war period, died nt Whitlnslilo, Mass
en out today by tho Bureau of For-1 '. ...,. ,, T ,
elgn and Domestic Commerce, of the
1S73 Constitutional commission
conened nt leasing and drew up a
constitution for Michigan.
1S91 Samuel C. l'omoroy. IT. S.
senator from Kansas during tho civil
Department of Commerce.
The July exports amounted to
1570,000,000, nearly 35'0.000,0ou
less than In Juno, the high word
month, but an increase over the $507,
000,00 exports in -July, 1918 For
the seven months ended with July
the exports were $4,618,00.000 In
1919, and $3,482,000,000 in I'.MK.
an increase of nearly 33 per cent in
In oth-jono year.
during' July imports were valued J'.M."...
Horn at Southampton, Mass., Jan. 3
1816.
1914 Germans occupied I.llle,
Itoubalx and Valenciennes'.
1915 Germans renewed attacks
on Petrograd railway skirting tbo
Daltlc provinces.
1916 Italy declared a stato of war
with Germany.
1917 Italians defeated largo Aus
trian reserves on Balnsliza plateau.
of rheumatism, now, and instead of
lying uwnke and nu'forlug nt night, I
sleep right through until time to get
up iu tho morning. I ueer had n
hotter appetite, ami eat three hearty
mulls every day and never suffer a
partlrlo afterwards. I am hack on tho
Job again, and novor lose any time
from my work. Tanlac Just can't bo
boat, and I novnr fall to boost it
everywhere I go."
Tanlac Is sold in Klamath Falls by
tbo Star Drug Co , and in l-orollu by
tho James Merc, Co. Adv.
1920 for the line? of work usually 000,000 as against $293,000. 000 In
provided for in the regular bill as! June, 1919, and $242,000,000. In
well as those conducted under the! July, 1918. They are tho larget
terms of the emergency food produc-j monthly imports in tho history or
tion act are approximately $11.507.-i our foreign trade, exceeding by fir,..
455 less than the aggregate amount 000,000 the previous high record In '
available during the fiscal year 1919. ' May of this year. Imports for the
The heaviest reduction falls on the"",v'n months ended with July wore I
states relation service, the branch cf SI. 955, 000.000 In 1919, against $1.
the department that conducts exten- 788.000,000 in 1918. an Increase in
sion work in co-operation with the the last year of less than 10 pr cent
agricultural colleges and experiment' Tne eicess ot exPrts ovor 8i" " rlf '
stations through county agents, home, w?s 225.00n,000 In July, and $2..
demonstration agents, and others. KW-000.000 In the seven months ot
Last year there was provided for this, thIs 'ear' 96..0,0 "i01"5 t,iar'
work, in addition to the funds avall-!,,,P ow"!S ln tho !lf've" nl0ntru I,or"
ion oi I'jia ai i,i)i,uuij,uuM, .iu in
crease of .17 per cent.
One l(cr Ago Today
in the War
6000
8000
Miles
This is the new mileage adjustment you get with
Goodrich Tires
From
JUDD LOW
23 MAIN ST.
PHONE 22M
i Canadians captured 2,000 prlson
1 ers south of tho Homme,
French captured Iloyo and ndanc
cmI two miles beyond.
Hrltlsh again pierced Hlndcnhurg
'lue and entered Hapairmo.
MAS STARTED RIOT
SOLDIERS IN ALASKA
I GIVEN AMUSEMENTS
DURING EVENINGS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug 27.--""iii'hhoys
assigned to tho cold tnsk
of guarding Undo Sam's forts in entertnlnment and amusement pro-' ll" throughout the winter nooto.
Alaska this wlntor will have an on- gram outlined for tho soldiers by K- c- Null'llng ro now la cowt
"C.iHoy. nu nmbltioUH educational "f construction at 1 Initios and TUUM
urogram luis'utso Immii Iniiiiuiirnii.,1 in "Hit as soon as ttiuno tiro well mitt
the frozon north. ! w": It l hoped to extend the or-
I'mler tho direction of Thomas D. j Kanlziitloii's work to other pwti.
Ferguson, gennr.il Mitrotnry nt tho
Ala-Klin camps, rlnsses In lilstury. The Niitlonal ('(nferenco ot Coo
mnthemtitlrs, KiikIIhIi literature, law n IhkIoihth m I nlfoim Lawn will op-
of I'untrnrtH nml tho law of componsa- rn its annual se.ision today la P
tlou huo been started, mid will con-! ton.
portunlty to wilo away tho long
evenings with nn educational pro
iunm equalling or surpassing nny.
, thing over before attempted nt n tnlll-
iry en m p.
Albert C. Hagl"y. d're. Inr of the
st,.rti department war activities.
'"nights ot Columbus, announced
hero today that In addition to thy
uuie uuuer mo rtmuit-Lever act, a
tota lor 57,30 4.000 Th's year the
total, aside from the Smith-Lever ap-
propriation, is 12,901,000, a reduc-,
tion of more than $4,000,000. i
Back of
Biliousness
"U'hen you beeomo bilious
you'll be safe in suspecting
a disordered liver.
NYAI8 MVEIt SAITS
will relievo you of tho diz
ziness, headache, nausea,
etc., that mark biliousness.
During these warm days a
lack of vigorous exercise is
apt to cause the liver to be
come sluggish.
Keoy this remedy on hand.
TRICE 05c
Wv, KLAMATH TALLS OffEOON in?W
BUREAU OF INDIAN
AFFAIRS TO DECIDE
ON ANCIENT SYMBOLS
SPOKNE. Wsh Aug 27
Wli ther painted snibols o'i th
totl y banks of thf- Columbia H v"r
in K tekitttt County, Wnshingt'jn r
Iiidiun symbols or whether tin v are
the records of early Teutonic explor
; ors, is to be biibmitted to experts of
the bureau of Indian affairs at Wash
ingUn, D. C, for their vcidlrt
I That the pictures are fragments of
early history ot the tribesmen of the
j Pacific North wet. t Is tho belief of W.
S. Lewis of this city, secretary of tho
Eastern Washington Historical .Socl-
Ho believes they are 250 years
ety.
old.
The theory that they arc the writ
ings of European travelers of many
hundreds of years ago is held by
Oluf Opsjon, a student of archeology
who resides at Dlshman, near this
city. The same symbols also discov
ered by Mr. Opsjon, lie says, on u big
stono on the seashore north of Hos
ton, Mass.
The "painted rockh" aro on the
west side of the Columbia Itlvor, two
miles north of Vantage Ferry.
Among the "pictures" aro those of
two goats described by Mr. Opsjon as
part of an astronomical symbol. Ho
believes they were Intended to indi
cate the equinoxes
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j wnen - carl ' May ubnuuiM
pitcher jumped tbe Bosiod Bed
Sox Club he started tbe biggest
WAp ni liifr. AnAu. k. .,
.League ha ever experienced Tbe
New v York Yankt boucbl Uavi
wbenJ be refused lo rejoin tbe
Boston Club, then Dreildent Hun
Johnson ruled thai May.' act ts
BaiDii gooo baseball so suspend
ed blm indeBnltely TbU anrd
ithe Yank owners wbo "talker;
freely, but no charge bate been
'proedaMayi it still Idle
Members of the legal profession
from all over America aro to attend
tho annual meetlii,T of tho Canadian
Bar Aasoclatior, which Is to onoi to
With Theodoro noosovclt, Jr., ache
d.'lcd as chiol speaker, o tsru mill
tary rally is to be, held in Detroit to
day ln behalf of tha American Legion.
277 CITIES, TOWNS AND VILLAGES HAVE DEFUNCT
MUNICIPAL LIGHTING PLANTS
Read the 1919 report of the Merchant's Association of New Yerk:
"Tbo 277 cities, towns and vlllagos named bolow comprise, but a part ot
thoso which after a trial of municipal ownorshlp and operation of oloctrlc '
lighting plants, havo coasod, In wholo or ln part, to oporato tho plants.
In practically all theso cases municipal oparatlon was undortakon ln tho
bollof that tho community would obtain oloctrlc sorvlco at materially loss
cost than It obtained from prlvato companies. Experience domonstratoa
that this belief was mistaken. Most of tho municipalities aold or scrappod
their plants at a heavy sacrlflco ,nnd thoreaftor obtained from prlvato
companies porvlco at materially loss cost."
California-Oregon Power Company
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day In Winnipeg.