TJuno 25, 1912
HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PAGE THREE
ILIIT01N
IN NATIONAL
imT Vtf III,
MAUN Jn rinponso to I
p tclcKiiim ri'ct'lvi'd iionin tlmo ana
huh lli'iijiimiii II, lliimiu, chiilr-
num or Hid rotiill iidvlHory com
.' roltttw of Iho U. S. treasury do
U pin liiK'iit, tho Miilln cliumbor of
i, coiiiiih'I'cii will sponsor n drive
j for llio milo of wnr lioiuls and
stumps on July 1. Tho project
: will I)" curried out throuiih
every business vslnulishniont in
Miiiin.
While no further word hni
J been received slnco tho wlro
which twiiionlcil thnt 15 minutes
j bo set uulcln oil olio cloy for tho
" aula of slumps nnd bondi, T. A.
S DeMerrllt, president of tho chum-
3ber, niinotincrd Wednesday Hint
tint chuniber would tnko action
voliinlnry on tho iill-dny drive.
1 When It Is completed, 0 report
of Iho result will ho fdrwnrded
to I III lit III.
Accordion to tho communica
tion, nil bti.ilncss houses In tho
United Stuton hnvo been nuked
to cooperiito In tho mitlonwldo
tribute to the wur effort. Item
dentil of tho community nro
naked by tho chamber to bo pro
pped to do ns mucn as possiulo
In miiklnil tint cumpnlttn a suc
cess, und to purchnso stumps
nnd bonds from locul stores, pool
hulls, theutrca, or wherever
money la uxchuiiKod.
Tho chnmber, which la recess
Inu until September, la rondy to
cooperiito with county pinna for
hlnodtyplnii indlvldunla, Tho
p. plmi wna (ucently explained by
I'nul Leo, president of tho Klnm
nth county Junior cliumber of
commerce nnd members will bo
ready whenever called upon, it
was atntcd.
MEET TO DISCUSS
Fire protection In the thickly
settled area south nnd enst of
Khimiith Fulls city limits will
bo tha subject of discussion nt i
mcotliiK to bo held In tho Alln
mont Junior lilu.li school music
room on Monday al II p, m.
All residents of tho area wore
, iirui'U to attend' mid participate
In Iho consideration of flro problems.
Vcncrool Disease
Arrests May Be
Made, Officials Say
An arrest made Wednesday of
n man who refused to accept
treatment for venereal dlscaso
prompted Justice, court officials
to point out that such a statute
exists nnd to warn that further
arrests may be mndc.
Wednesday's defendant plead
ed itullty to tho charge nnd was
committed to the county Jail
pending n further report by
county health authorities.
Army Says Debris
I May Be Burned
SALEM, Juno 23 (P) The
stato forestry department said
Wednesday that tho army litis
Rrantcd permission for tho burn
Inn of small piles of debris and
other accumulated debris as A
means of removing, hazardous
materials on farms nnd in su
burban nrenB. Tho army had
banned all such burnliiK ns n
menus of preventing forest fires.
Permission from tho local flro
warden must be obtained, how
ever, before bnrnlnR any debris.
Klamath Falls Is No New
Experience for VFW Head
By LOIS STEWART
Stopplnu over In Kluinuth
Fulls Is nut a new experience
for Louis K, Slarr, Portluud at
torney und commander of tha
Depurlnient of Orction, Voteruiis
of Foreign Wars, who uirived
curly Wodncaduy morning for
tho uunuul stuto encampment,
Sturr's futhur, Cuomo Stiur,
served us Southern Pacific unci it
ut Midland buck In 1010. Louis
Starr studied ut home and when
ho completed certain usslgii
menls would saddle his horse
und llo IhrouKh tho mud to
Kliiiiiutli Kails whero Fred Pet
erson, school superintendent then
und now, would give him ex
aminations. Tho family moved awuy In
11)12 und for several ycurs lived
In Jackson county. In March,
1U17, Just one month beforo tho
United Slutes plunged Into tho
first World war, young Sturr
Joined C compuny, 3rd Oregon
National Guurd, In Portland. In
tho full of '17, Starr left for over
seas duty. Me held the rank of
corporal. Two ycurs to the
month, Sturr und members of
his outfit returned to Oregon.
While In Franco, Sturr wns ud
vunced to tho rank of sergeant.
Most of his duty wus handling
of replacement divisions with
"lots of convoy duty" between
divisions. Ills big Job, ho slated,
was training end preparing the
boys who wero to bo moved to
the front during the hcuvicat
fighting duys of tho wur.
In the meantime the old
"Third Oregon" was broken up
nnd tho members sent to the
various divisions. Sturr wus
sent to Montdldlcr, where ho wus
busy taking replacements to the
First division. There wero lots
of "gas casualties" about that
time, Sturr remembered. At
Scvcrgne, Starr was on liuison
duty with the Second division.
Ho wns In tho Chateau-Thierry
offensive and wus hospitalized
at St. Aglnon until after the
Armistice.
Rsturns to U, S,
Starr returned to tho United
States In March, 1010, rosumed
Ills studies and finished law ut
Northwestern. In 1020, Starr
went buck Into tho service and
served with the national guurd
as commanding officer. Several
years Inter ho went Into tlio re
servo corps as assistant unit in
structor for tho 381st infantry
with tho rank of captain. Ho
continued with tho resorves nnd
took his physical examination In
January for active duty In the
present conflict, but this week
was advised thnt he could not bo
accepted duo to World Wnr dis
utility nnd was duly discharged.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
was organized In 181)8 lor the
benefit of tho men in the Spanish-American
war. Sixteen years
ago, Starr became interested in
VFW and seven years ago was
named department Judge advo
cate. Sinco that time he has
gone through the various offices
until his election at Bend last
year to tha highest station of
department commandor. Starr
Is a member of tho Portland
guard und putrol, hus worked
hurd since December 7, 1041,
to havo his committees Jn tha
VFW orgunlziillons prepared for
emargency, and Is confident Hint
American team work will win
the war.
Troops will do anything for of
ficers ihey have confidence in
because they believe their risks
are being shared, MliJ. Ccn.
Hanson Kly, Wur collcgo instructor.
ITINERANT SERVICE
Bccuusa of Increasing employ
ment and wur-time restrictions
on travel, ncurly all of the Itiner
ant scrviCs c the Mttcmp-cymcnt
compensation commission will
bo discontinued beginning July
1, it wus announced today by
Administrator Silas Gainer and
by L. C. Stoll, stuto director of
the US employment service.
Few or none of the 39 Itin
erant points will be able to Just
ify tho expense of the monthly
calls which have been made
from 13 of the 22 locul employ
ment offices, officials believe.
Only 208 initial claims and 1040
continued claims were taken In
the state lust week a record
low since establishment of unem
ployment Insurance four and a
half years ago.
Workers at distant places will
be instructed In mailing in Initial
and continued claims a proce
dure already In effect for those
at still more remote points not
now reached by unemployment
representatives. Cooperation of
employers, union representatives
and others is being asked in the
new economy move.
In the Klamath Falls district,
present itlnsiant point Is Lake-view.
SUGAR RELEASED
PORTLAND, June 25 (VP)
Home canning sugar has been
released for the processing of
frozen foods, State OPA Di
rector Richard G. Montgomery
announced Tuesday.
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MOST HEAT
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Ut Ul ItrvlM four Burntf Howl
CHI for lut al
Klamath Oil Co.
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Of All
Summer Straw Hats
$1
$1.95
$2.95
Values to 112.50
TOWN SHOP MILLINERY DEPT.
Main at Fifth Mezzanina Mrs. Hoiirlaan
I mm home
is worth
SAVE ON FARM
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Farm Master Portoblo
MILKER
9f
Complete! Nothing else to
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tank, vulvc, etc.
Form Master Singlo Unit
EVJII lCD
190
HzI
New, sprlngless Form Mas
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will not drop off. Heavy
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Tablo Model
CREAM
SEPARATOR
Idenl for one or two cows.
I 225-pound capacity. Get
the most butterfnt from
your cows!
Ball Bearing
CREAM
SEPARATOR
t .
Worth $100
CAN'T KEEP
GRANDMA IN
HER CHAIR
Sha'i Lively as a Youn rater
Now hr Backache It better
Many uMervr relieve nnini Uckirhe
Qtikkly, cure ihtv itlmnrr tint xht real
it r lre-!!s nv b timl kUliw.
Iho kidney are NalutVa chief wny of Uk
!ftf V "L1CT wmii net of the
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un(a a uy, .
JVhrti tlborder ef kMiwy function permlta
poiaottotii nutter to remain In your blood, It
niy rnuM ninj twknrtie, rltcumatln ruin.
iI pftlrw, lou of pop n ml oorfay.-jtrllln up
ElKhia, iwpllliii. pullintu under tlie rvta,
nivlnrho ami dtailnrM. Fmnirnt or wnly
trnMAC-i with amnrtlni and burnlnf onii
tlftico nliowi thtire ! aontfitlilni wrung with
Uon't wdlil AV your ilruirnlit (or Doan'i
Pill", uwl ittcrfMftilly by mllUona for ovrr :
p yr.au. 'I hfty elve hrippy reiki nnd will hulp 1
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Pay only 10 down
Now low design . . , more
convenient! Easy to clean.
Stanlcss steel discs, For
3 to SO cows. 400-lb. ca
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Cross Country
FENCE
Controller
Worth $251
1275
Plm to
See the New 1
California Ranch Style Home
at 1726 El Dorodo
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
All Thii Wook
Houso tells for $5000. Down payment it $950.
FHA loan at $31 por month. Those figures Include
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landscaping, vonotian blind and Bondix homo
laundry.
HOWARD E. REEDER, BUILDER
.- Phono 8441
Our best! Most effective
electric fonco controller
wo know of for holding
slnckl nnllt-in linn tester.
Handles up to 15 miles of
fence!
6-Volt Battery Operated
DAVID BRADLEY
HARNESS
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fLae
David Bradley qualltyl Worth at i
least $00.05 on today's market! Su
perior features such as sewed leath
er loops, brown rubberized hardware,
NAT-URA-TAN leather buckles, 2
Inch traces.
73
95
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SPECIAL! WORTH 1.39 ROLL
35 Lb. Roofing
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Specially pricedl Whils 500
rolls last. Reg. 1.19 and up
to 1.50 elsewhere. Roll
covert 100 sq. ft.
2 2
Roll
K-tB. DEADENING FELT 450 sq. ft. per roll. Fine
for under paper. Low pricedl 2.49
45-LB. HOLL ROOFING Our best! Good for 5 to 7
years. Regularly sells at 1.69.. Roll 1.33
90-LB. SLATE ROOFING Regularly 2.69! Non-fading
colors. Jade, green and red Roll 2.44
I05-LB. DIAMOND PT-Worth more but save
now during this sale! Red and green slate 3.28
HEXAGON SHINGLES Regularly 5.38. Covers 100
sq. ft. Red or green slate.. Square 4.98
4-INCH STRIP SHINGLES Ideal to apply over wood
shingles. Regularly 5.98 for 100 sq. ft. Red or green.
Square 5.29
Screen Window Glisto Rock Medicine
Door Screen Board Wo1 Cabinet
.eo Barfs, ea.
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about AS square
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Shingles
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