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MONDAY, JUNE I, 1111
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HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, ORIOON
THE EVENING
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Giant Collier Missing With 293 Perso
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O.S COLUCR. CYCLOPS
'll "" "-,ncn M lfc" " "h Po o. M. In-
-.. ,,, , uv u.i hit way rrom Houili America to the United States.
, eluding craw and passe nge r.
Conditions in Twelfth '
Reserve District
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Tbe condition of grain In an parti lie considerable lumber from tbts dto-
Cyclops Whereabouts
Still Great Mystery
of the district, except California, li
good. A larger acreago was seeded,
and a considerable Increase In produc
toln Is expected. On May 1 the eon
Ultlon of winter wheat In Washington,
Oregon and Idaho was better than the
average for the. past flvo years,
California, wheat acreage on May 1st
was 416,000, with an estimated pro
duction of 7,076,000 bushels, or 349,000 'Atlantic to carry,
bushels less than last year, the de-iEuroB
crease being due to lack of spring
rains. In the Imperial Valley, harvest
ing of wheat and barley has started;
100,000 tons of barley and 10,000 tons
of wheat being the estimated produc
tion. Recent rains la Oregon, Wash
ington and Idaho have greatly las
proved the condition of all grains. The
winter wheat acreage Is estimated at
1.850.000 In Washington and 653,000
In Oregon. About 60,000 acres are
planted to rye In Washington, Oregon
and Idaho, from which 696,000 bushels
are expected. Hay acreage Is about
the same 'as last year, and the condi
tion Is normal. Ranges in the Paclflo
trict
The control exercised by the Unit
ed States shipping board over the
movements of vessels and govorameat
requisition, have swept the porta of
the district practically clear of vessels
available for charter. The ai
1 H..k u.1 I A.
In I""" " wnoreoy we piioiBBSSBt
ooiains z&v.uw was of snipe ia ex
change of tonnage for Oriental trade,
an most Japanese ships will go to the
aad supplies to
Bteel aad woodea shlpbulldlag con
tinues to lead all other Industries la
the district, Lauaehlags are of al
most weekly oocntraaos, aad several
shipbuilding reeorda have been brok-
ea recently. Bach aealavomsats, apart
from their Importance la aldlag the
early Increase la available 'tonnage,
llustrates the Improved spirit of the
workmen la the shipyards, far It ia oa
their efforts that the shlpbulldlag pro
gram depends for results.
WASHINGTON, D. C, June 3.-,
became of the missing collier,'
What
Cyclops?
Is she a prlte In some Gorman port,
tat victim of treachery? Docs sha ll
disabled In some unfrequented covo of
the( tropical aeas, driven there and
helpless, by accident?
Or linn nhe mndo her lust voyage,
nnd with nioro than 300 souls turned
up In I'ort of Mlxalng Men to join
neventeen other shlpn of the American
navy which havn dlnappeared Junt an
ni)nteriounly slnco 1761?
Hulling from Itarbadoes In the Went
Indies March 4th, with a complement
of 295 men, the great 19.000 ton naval
collier has not since been slihted or
reported. !)y order of the navy da- Northwest arc la good condition, but
imitinciit nil avallablo navy craft In " California, Arlaoaa and Nevada are
Mtuiliorn waters have been making a "P'o'ly drying. v
dragnet search for the vessel, but ! ReDorU indicate that there will be
dally tho conviction among officials i ""' " ahortage of Water for Ir-
grown stronger that the great mod- rfc1'0" during the summer.
ern mystery of the sea will remain un-' W001 arkata of the district
Holved. (nave been very uasettled, due to the
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Puts the finish en the bath that
le a been en a hot day. Gives
yea all the refreshing effects of
the ahower.
Or If used after a shampoo It
eleaneco hair and scalp therely.
Add a bath spray to your bath
room equipment and you won't
regret It
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In Trtaasle'a aaw photoplay' Laaoa
sue Ufa," which will bo ahowa at tho
Temple 'tonight, OUve Thomas eaacta
the part of aa appareatly laaeeeat
young country girl who malots a rich,
young vulture of a large aam af
money. "Limousine Lifer la aa adaa.
Dut tho search for the shin tnt i. uncertainty of the government's ac- tatloa of tho story by Ida hL Zvaaa
mnlntnlned with unabated Intensity. Uon Tne ttuatloa has cleared since which made such a hit la the Sad
Crullers and destroyers have retraced "" '" inni m announcement mat Book, aad gives pretty OUve
her route. Kvcry Inland among the
icon-H that dot that portion of the
xen In being carefully scrutinised for
ntiy clue. Hut the unremitting anxiety
of the searchers haa failed to disclose
tttM VAvurnmAiit wnnM IaVa fti ahM'
clip at the prices prevailing In the
Uoitton wool market last July. This
will net growers from 45 to 60 cents
per pound, according to the quality,
HEAVY MEAT EATERS
HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS
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nny trace of a ship apparently plucked Tne bllence of apaculators and buyers
In n day from the busy lanes of the ,rora ,ne " nng me past win
South American trade routes. ter Mei woto rden of flnaac-
Dld tho big vessel of 19.000 tons dls- taf wol aTowera upon the banks,
placement, constructed with a view to who' fortunately, thru, the faclllUet
wlthHtandlng tho heaviest weather. for "discount afforded by the Federal
foundor In a severe tropical storm? Rew'"ve . to care for
This theory sounds unreasonable to ,h,,r requirement. The growers gen
many who believed the ship capable rnr ,ra "tlsfled the prices,
ot uafely riding out of any storm sha nd W001 ta ""alnuing to move la coa
might eticounter. yet in view of ,ii'Mrabla quantities. The flocks came
the known circumstances, the explana-, ,n ,no wuuer ,n " nape, and
tlon Is nccepted by most naval officials.'' h,b Potage ot lambs was saved.
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KAT LKHH MKKT IK VOU FKKIi sediment, Irregular of passage or at-
HAt'KACHV OH HA'K III.AIllKHl,0,"';,, by senstlou or scsldlng. mop
eating meat and get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any pharmacy; take
a tablespoontul In a glass of water be
fore breakfast and In a few days your
kldnoys will act fine. This famous
No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mlstsko by!
flushing the kidneys occasonally. sayiHatB s ma,je ,rom (ne 1Cj 0f grapes
a well kaowa authority. Meat form'nnj Cmon Juice, combined with llthla.
uric acid, which excites the kidneys, 'and hss been used for generations to
tbey become overworked from the flush and itlmulate the kldnoys, also
strain, get sluggish and fall to Alter, , neutralise the acids In urine so It
the waste poisons1 from tho blood. jno longer causes Irritation, thus end
then we get elck. Nearly all rheu-!IIK bladder weakness,
aatlsm, headachee, liver trouble, ner- jnd Salts Is Inexpensive, nnd cannot
vouiaese, dlaslnees, ileeplessness and injure; makes a delightful effervos
urlaary disorders coma from sluggish cent lllhla water drink which every
kidneys. on should take now and then to keep
The moment you feel a dull ache In the kidneys clean and active and the
the kldaoya or your back hurts or If blood pure, thereby avoiding serlou
the urlaa la cloudy, offensive, full of'kldnoy complications. Adv.
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ns tho most probablo account for the
disappearance.
HAND GRINADE THROWING
NOW-FIELD MIKT tVINT
SPOKANE. Wash., June 3. For the
II rut tlmo In the history of lnter-colle-
giuto track and field athletics oa the
1'aclflc CoaHt, the hurling of the hand
grenado will be a regularly listed Held
vont. Tho Western Intercollegiate
Conference Athletic Association has
drafted rules to govern the competi
tion, which will be one of the stand
ard events ot the outdoor conference
iiievls to bo held here June Sth.
BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
The government report of January 1,
1916, showed an Increase In flocks la
Oregon, Idaho and Washington of IH
per cent during 1917.
Conditions In tho lumber Industry
have Improved. Tho car aupply at
present Is adequate, hat lumber aaaa
anticipate another ear shortage la
July. Two months of operation under
the eight hour law have shown 9.61
per cent decrease la output and 35
per cent Increase la cost ot produc
tion. The placing ot 19,000 soldiers
In various Oregon and Washington
lumber camps had a very stabilising
Influence. Agitators are not so much
in evidence, aad tho attitude et tho
laborers la said to bo more favorable
to Increased production. The phtclag
of the government's order for 100,09
box cars. 3,000 ot which will be bmllt
la Oregoa and Washington, will util-
a decidedly charming character load.
In her new Select picture, "The Se
cret of tho Storm Couatry," Ni
Talmadge touches tho
yet reached la her career.
squatter's daughter, wroaged aad de
serted by her husbaad, left to rear
their child under a dead, aha rises ta
great emotions! heights, aad her per
trayal of Tees Is one that will wla the
sympathise ot every aaiteaea. The
picture U belag distributed by eiaet.
aad will bo ahowa at the Star toalght
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Spring Woolens oa Display.
Your Inspection Invited.
Chas. J. Cizek
Hnccessor to Loewe Hroe. '
MKItCHANT TAILOR &m
am Main St.
Thai naiui 4A461 lui ...a n. a
w iin tmtta iuh edbi. . - -
dent and health allila k Tmu.i. ' -X I
ere are up-to-date In evsrv wiv. Thw
cost less than others. See Chllcote. IS
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Udlee
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Trenail ana Sport Hate at
K. K. K. STORE,
' UnJe-dete autemoblle policies while
yeuwalt See Chlleete. 35
LONDON, June 1. It to reported to
day that the transport FreaMeat lia
cola sunk la thirty aUautea attar be
ing struck with tho torpedo. A i
stroyer picked up the survivors. The
vessel carried only the erew aad aai
American coavaleeoeat eoldlera.
Hera la yaw chance te act a
era eeveiMwem heuoe en pavement at
a eaerlfloe. It will pay yu to Inveetl-
Hta, Will either Uke email house as
part payment or will take aome Lib-
eitylenda. See Chlleete. 35
JOHN C. CLKGUOmr
. Coaaty Murveyor
Civil Engineer
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City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHUP R. WILSON
617 Mala St.'
FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CRN
FLAT
FREIGHT RATES.
Notice to hereby gtvea that aa aad
after June 1. 1911, eharaaa tar haaUag
freight will be advaaead to 19o per 109
rounds.
WESTERN TRANSnm CO,
CITY TRANSFER CO
O. K. TRANSFER CO. 3Mt
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raided. The gas was meant for the Americans, bat whea the teat ot ooaraa earn tat boche raa aad left hto taaka U
the invader of his trenches. The taaka are strapped oa the back, aad from each runs a toaa pipe aad aoaito wtth
which the Hub oould attack, hto faa,
Netloe ef Sherire Sale
la the Circuit Court ot tho State of
Oregoa, for Multoaomah County,
O. & Ogler, Ftolatlf.
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MatUe E. Rheada aad W. P. Rhoada,
her hasbaad; Llaatoa Savings
Rank, a eorporaQoa; Meier
Fraak, a corporatioa; Lao Frlede,
S, M. Maaa aad Minerva F. Maaa,
hto wife, aad Clark Wilson Lum
ber Company, a corporation, De
fendants. By virtue of aa execution, judgment
order, decree aad order ot sale issued
oat of the above entitled court la tho
above eatltled cause, to mo directed
aad dated the 33d day ot April. 1916,
i a Jadgmeat rendered aad enter
ed la said court oa tho 6th day ot
March, 1916, la favor of O. C. Ogler.
ptolatUr, aad against Maftle E. Rhoada
aad W. P. Rhoade, her hasbaad; Llaa
toa Savings Rank, a corporation,
Meier A Fraak, ,a corporation; Leo
Frlede. S.M.Maaa aad Minerva F.Mann.
hto wife: Clark Wilson Lumber Com
pany, a corporatioa, defendants, for
the aam ot 61,600, with Interest at the
rata of I per cent per annum from the
6th day of February, 1913. aad the fur
ther aam ot 1135. attorney's fees, with
latereet at the rata ot 6 per cent par
aaaum, tram the Sth day ot March,
1919. tad for the further earn ofU3.35.
coats aad disbursements aad 'the casta
ot aad upoathla writ commanding me
to make sale ot tho following described
real property, to-wlt:
Tho southeast quarter of the
aorthweet quarter, aad tho east half
ot the southwest quarter, aad the
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter ot section Bine (9), township
forty-oae (41) south of range thlr
teea (13). east ot the Willamette
Meridtaa, la Klamath Coaaty, Ore-
New, therefore, by virtue ot said axe-
eutioa, jadgmeat order, decree and op
dor of Bale aad ia compliance with the
aaada at said writ, I will, oa Tues
day. the 16th day ot June, 1916, at 10
o'clock a. m., at the treat door ot tho
ooaaty court house, la Klamath Falls,
Klamath Coaaty, Oregon, sell at pub
Uc'aucUoa (subject to redemption), to
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all
the right, title aad Interest which the
wlthla named defendants, Mattle B.
Rhoada, and W. P. Rhoads, her hus
baad; Llaatoa Savings Bank, a cop
poraUoa; Malar ft Fraak Co., a corpor
atioa; Lao frlede, 8, M. Maaa and
Minerva F. Maaa. hto wife, aad Clark
Wltooa Lumber Company, a corpora
ttoa, or either at them, had oa the 6th
day at February. 1913. the data of
plalatlfs mortgage upon aald prem
ises, or alaea that data had la aad to
the above described property, or any
part thereof, ta satisfy aald execution,
Judgmaat order aad decree, interest,
eaato aai aecralng eosta.
ORO. HUMPHREY,
Sharif at Klamath Coaaty J)regoa.
Dated thla 3th day ot May. 1916.
First tosae, May M, 1916.
Last tosae, Jaaa IT. 1916.
JTOS-M-1T
DR. RARL O. WI8KCARVER
White Bids. Phone 354
Dentistry and Oral Surgery
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic I'liyslclaa A Sargwea
Salte ail, I. 0. O. F. Tempi
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phoao 881 . . Roe. Pboaa, BBSS)
(Tha only Osteopathto Phyal
claa and Surgeon la Klamath
Falls.)
KATHEni.NK 8CHLEEF, M. D.
Physlrlaa and Sargeoa
White Dldg, In Dr. Hamlltoa'a
office
Office hours 9130 to 13m., 1:39
to 8 p. m.
Night calls promptly attended to'
DR. J. G. GOBLE
Well kaowa OptomotsH
Optfclaa,!!
ERMANENTLY LOCATED AT
126 Third St
Opposite Elko Tempi
Make eagagesaeats, aad h wtt
call at yoar bom aad aaamlaa
roar ye for glasses. If yea eoa
aot call at Ma office.
W. D. MILLER
Corneal Coatractor
Walks, Floors, Foundations. Coa-,
erst Building Blocks, Fluea aad'
Tiles. 333 8. Sixth St. Phono S9S
4m9.,fr60O4
O. K. AUTO LIVERY
Phone 62J
412 S. SIXTH ST.
AUTO
FOR HIRE
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Stand at the "Mscca"
Phone 153
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