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START STRIKES
DUDLIN, September 10. James
Larkln having cabled from the Unit
ed States to his sister that he hoped
soon to be at homo in Ireland "with
the- old guard," there is somo disap
pointment among his followers here
becauso both tho United States and
British governments have refused
him, as stated, tho necesessary pass
ports. Tho Irish Transport Workers Un
ion which ho founded, meanwhile,
has not abated, any of its activities
in his absence, and. .has carried out
in various parjta ot tlaad- a num
ber of embarrassing anJ sometimes
successful stjrljK&.iVi-At t present the
harvest is in danger and the cattle
trado is obstructed in the midland
counties by transport union walkouts
of the agricultural laborers, and' in
Dublin there Is'tb. enajvel ' feature of
a strike of grave diggers belonging,
to this union which has succeeded
in closing the great Catholic ceme
tery at Glasnevia.
The repor tof ,-tbM organization for
the past year shows an Increased
membership-frottr'43',78-to 68;8ET
ln210nbrancnes?"'TUe. finances show
a credit balance on the year of near
ly;'9p.OO0. . Nearly $5.000 was
paid out during the year In 'strike
benefits.
Xarkln's most recent public ap-
America was at a So-
in New York
BASEBALL'S NEW "MIRACLE MAN"
pearance in
cialist mass meeting
last June.
BRITISH COLONEL
LEAVES FORTUNE
HONOLULU, T. H. Sept. 10. Col.
Henry M. Henderson, of the British
Army, killed in Prance In 1917, died
ignorant of the fact that, he was a
wealthy man with a fortune of be
tween $250,000 and $300,000 held in
. - . i
trust tor nim ra ttonoiuiu. uoionei
Henderson, a 'veteran of the Boer war
had never becn'in, Hawaii. His par
ents live in Red House, Tenby, Coun
ty 'Pembroke, England, and deposi
tions made by themand'sent here In
connection with the administration
of their late son's estate, revealed an
unusual story.
More than 40 years ago, when her
son was an infant, Mrs. Henderson
thru Honolulu agents, purchased for
him 35 shares in an Hawaiian corpor
ation, placing them in trust with in
structions that the revenue be re-invested
in Hawaiian securities. Her
plan some day .to inform her son of
his Hawaiian holdings was never car
ried out. A large fortune now reverts
to her as the fruit of a small invest
ment made nearly half a century ago
for her son.
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and accident insurance. Phono 66 and
well do the rest. Ohilcote & Smith.
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George Stallings waa the original "miracle man." Ho made tho Uraves
win a DCnnant. He has been outdoim bv Pat Moran. Rnleruuuf' hr th
rnuites last season, aioran, on tne advice of Mauager Mcuraw of the Giants,
was engagea as manager or tne poor old Cincinnati Keds. At present those
same Reds are leading the National League', and don't seem to care whether
Manager McGraw'a pets finish anywhere This photograph waa. taken while
Aioran was watenmg the ileas win a double-header from the Giants. The
Reds made a good job of it 'by winning fqpr out ot six games in three days.
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The excursion of the Portland man
ufacturers and jobbers that was orig
inally scheduled to arrive in Klamath
Falls the latter part of this month
will not reach here until the week of
October 13-18 according to advices
received from A. G. Clark, manager
of the Associated Industries of Ore
gon.
The change in the program was
thought advisable In that the week
of October 13-18 is to be made an
Oregon Product's Week. Prizes will
be awarded by the manufacturers for
the best window displays by mer
chants over the state, during the
week. Three prizes of $25, $15 and
$10 will be offered to merchants of
Klamath Falls for the best displays
that are arranged.
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PORTLAND, Sept. 10. A Welch.
fofmerly interested in a sawmill at
Toledo with J. O. Story, testified be
fore the Congressional committee
that spruce produced under Disque's
Administration in Yaquina Bay Dis
trict, cost $1000 for 1,000 feet ex
clusive ot expenditures for railroads
and mills. Including these the cost
would be $5,000. Other testimony
was to effect that the Warren Spruce
company conducted negotiations for
the acquirement of the Biogett tract
In Lincoln county previous to con
struction of the railroad to it. Ac
cording to testimony officials of com
pany threatened the agent for Biog
ett Interests that unless the tract was
sold Disque would commandeer it.
P. S. Brumbey was the Biogett Agent.
ROME, Sept. 10. Archaeologists
hay,e discovered a rich Mosaic, believ
ed to date back to the days of the
Caesars. The work was found in a
perfect state of preservation under
the foundations of the Case Popolarl.
Its decorations are elaborate geome- fl slnglng has reauitad in the rity
trical designs. The piece possibly commissioners Issuln a request to
composed part of the floor of one of alrmen that they travel ln hIgn aUr
PREACHERS DISTURBED BY
AIRMEN' OVER CHURCHES.
SANTA MONICA, Cal., Sept. 10.'
Complaint that aviators disturb div
ine worship here by flying so low ov
er churches that the whirr of the
I laner interferes with the preaching
the Imperial palaces.
If it's worth having, It's worth In
suring. Get a Standard policy from
Chilcoto & Smith, 633 Main St. 5-tf
ANOTHER ELKINS NOW
IN U. S. SENATE .
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m. to 1 p. ni. Sun-
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Another Elklns from Wast Vir
ginia has landed in the U. 8. Sen
ate. It it David mains, aon of
the late Ben. Stephen B. Blkins.,
KLAMATH fALlS ORB00H
a
wmci rnxncuiM MOftt
BVT iniill VMlfV
He was born in waaungusw
erred Uranga the SaaaUa-Assar-lean
war, coming ont a captain.
He eallated la the recent wrM
war, was eoasmlaaloaed m asajor.
and saw dnty la Frane. Me to
vreeMent of a Waahtagta teak
aad one In ate home town at Mar
gantown.'W. Va.
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VORITE RECIPE OP SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, bungs back the natural color and
lustre to the hair when faded, gray
or streaked. Years ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make it at
home, which Is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by asking at any
drug store for "Wyeth'e Sage and Sul
phur Compound," you will get a large
bottle of this famous old recipe, im
proved by the addition of other In
gredients, for about 50 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try HI No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does il so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
oft brush with it, and draw this
through your hair, 'taking ooe small
strand at a time; by morning the gray
hair disappears, and after another ap
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, g'ossy and attract
"When I began taking Tanlao 1
wolghod just ono hundred pounds,
nnd after finishing four bottles or
this medicine I now weigh one hund
red and thirty-three," said Mrs. Myr
tle L. Gist, residing at 326 Chestnut
Ave, South Pasadena, Los Angeles,
Cal., Mrs. Gist is the wife of a well
known member ot tho Los Angeles
Pollco force, nnd her improvement
slnco taking Tanlac has created a
good deal of favorablo commont
among nor neighbors and friends.
"But making mo gain thirty-three
pounds Isn't all Tanlac did for mo,"
continued Mrs. Gist, as sho told of
the wonderful change. "I bad boon In
a dreadfully run down condition for
three years and finally suffered a
complete physical breakdown. I had
no nppetlte and tho little I ate didn't
agree with me. I was so dreadfully
nervous I could get no restful sleep
and wonld often Ho awake all night
long worrying over my condition.
Practically all my strength left me
and I lost weight until I was almost a
shadow.
"My condition finally got so bad
they sent for my mother ln Oregon
to come here and stay with me nnd
when she got here I was down In
bed hardly ablo to ralso my head
from the pillow. Mothor said sho had
several friends In Oregon who had
taken Tanlac with wondorful results
and she got mo a bottlo of tho medi
cine. It seemed to help mo from the
very start and in a fow days T start
ed to get hungry. Then I began eat
ing nourishing food and could feel
my strength rapidly returning. I bo
gan to sleep soundly and would wako
up In the mornings feeling rested and
refreshed and I soon was able to walk
about tho house. I Improved nvory
tiny mid now I fool simply fine, lmvo
n splendid nppotlto nnd ran oat Jtiflt
iui)tliliiK I want and enjoy It without
nny bad nftor offocts. As I said lioforo
I lmvo actually gained tlilrty-throii
pounds nnd for tho first tlmu in many
montliH I nin ablo to do my own
housework without any trouble. I
now fool so happy ovor my wonderful
Improvement that I Just got out In
tho yard with my two olilldrun mid
fbmp and play with thom nnd onjoy
It thoroughly. I will novor ccbho
praising Tanlac for tho wonderful
change It has brought In my life."
Tanlac Is sold In Klnmath Falls by
tho Star Drug Co., and ln Lorolln by
tho Jamos More. Co. Adv.
Artists urn lnvlin.i ... .. .
tontolMMVornbythnmumhSoMl1'
newly formed Amorlnm I.oition
tlin organisation of vhtch I -tout p?
Theodore IIoohovuU wan protnl
DiMlKiis should !, submitted"!!1!;
later thai, Augum is, to "
Parsons, Hocrotary i:m,cm 71
inlttoo.Amorlnin l,(.(.oni ccj '
lligton Avenue, Halt Uko City utifc
CiiHh pilxoHor $r.0, 3n and $io Jb
ho awarded TI.Ib Initios promJ
to bo iih popular mi tliu m,im
by tho veterans of tho civil var
NOTIOH. ,
Thoso having laundry at th ,
Him laundry will please all "2
same at onco. laundry Is located m
Klamath Avo., noar Cth. (,1
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TELEPHONE RATES
REASONABLE
A telephone in the home costs you for
Individual line, wall set, $2.75 per month or 9 l-6c per day.
Four-party line, wall set, $2.00 per month or 6 2-3c per day.
Stop and consider what you receive in return for this nominal
expenditure.
You are at all times within speaking distance with your phy
sician, druggist, grocer and all' business places desired.
You are in constant touch with your friends and acquaintances.
It is always at your service day or night, and on duty every
minute of the year.
Protects you and the home in time of danger and emergency.
Saves you time, energy and expense beyond estimation.
Just think, all of the conveniences of the service, together with
the saving of time, energy, expense, protection afforded, etc., for
the insignificant expenditure of from 6 2-3 to 9 1-6 per day, ac
cording to class of service used. v
Is not the value received for every dollar paid for telephone
service greater than that received f orxmy other dollar you pay out?
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