THE EVENING HERALD, .KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
PAGE TRUER
Northwest Shorthorn Breeder's
LtOAL WOTICTt
No. F45
i for PabUeeelea la Iwresloe.
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Id th Circuit Cottrt of th BUI of
Oregon, for Klamath Coaaty
Charles B. Drew, Platatlf,
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Eighth Annual Spring Show and Sale
At The Portland Union Stock Yards
February 25, 1918
40 Bulls
30 Females
From the herds of Minor, Brown, Dunn, Day & Rothrock Co., Cornett, Kiger, Reynolds, Oregon
Agriculture College, Feller Bros., Cutting, Dement, Holloway, Witham, Tarbell and Lynch.
Rangemen will find at this sale strong rugged bulls, 16 to 24 months old, and the breeders
will find some choice herd bulls, sired by the best bulls in the northwest.
Choice consignments of females will be sold from the herds of Minor, Dunn and
Day &, Rothrock Company.
Kraschel & Cranke, Auctioneers
For Catalogues Apply
Frank Brown, Carlton, Oregon
NOTE The Annual Spring Shorthorn Sale at Spokane February 23, 1918. For cata
logue apply, Frank Rothrock, Spokane, Washington.
Food Prices Doubled
In Past Three Years
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luMtlfillon of quotations meal
thai It I. ..- .1.- i
- .. .. wiu tna Au.riv.a wv
Pi today Jiut CO par coot nor to
l thin It did In August, 1014, when
great war brokt out.
wall prices on food stuffs moat
Iwsrally consumed la tbls country
HOW the following Incraasa. In Da.
tsmber 31, 1917, over August 1,
i, according to th United States
aureau of labor statistical
Potatoes 69 ner cant, iaur nar
, cornmeal 130 per cent, sugar It
wesnt, lard US per cent, porkcbops
Par cent, bacon 74 per cent, bam
Par cent, eggs 88 per cent, round
steak II per cent, butter 48 per cent,
milk 47 per cent, sirloin steak 16 per
cent, rlbroast 10 per cent and bene 89
per cent.
Wholesale prices have generally In.
creaaed 79 per cent during the period.
The greateat gain In these la found
In farm products, which have rlson 9G
per cent, with metal and metal pro
ducts a close second, showing an In
crease of 88 per cent. Clothing was
108 per cent higher on December 1st,
wholesale.
Lumber and building material have
risen 38 per cent, and drugs and
chemicals 130 per cent. Fuel and
lighting went up 64 per cent during
the period.
In Oregon now at tho government's
expense on official business.
If he has opposition In the primary
lection bo said he would return to
Oregon and ronko a strenuous tight
for the nomination.
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Reiner Suitcases, Trunks and Rag.
31-tf K.K. K.BTOIIK.
"Our potential strength Is unlimit
ed. We have more than 400,000,000
to draw from. Our co-operation In
France dependa entirely upon the
needs of our allies. We are willing to
send aa many men aa they ask," said
Chiang.
At prosent tho entonte la relying
upon China to protect allied Intereata
In Vladivostok, Harbin and Manchu-
rla, It was declared. Cable reports;
received by the mlsslo ntold of tho
capture of 8,000 armed bolshevlkl
troous by General Liana Hsu's forces.
operating near Harbin. These were ,1 1
disarmed and driven from the city,?
the cablo stated. Order haa been re. J
atored In Harbin and the supplies!
I atored at Vladivostok by the entente f
are controlled absolutely by the Cht-I
neso troops, reports atate. IrWK IAT TOO MUCH MEAT. WHICH
if
mum of
KIDNEY TROUBLE
China Has Millions
Ready For Service
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d. ha. million. of m,n for th, .,.
ioooZ' ,00 teai to "hM
WOO 000 under arms. 1.000.000 In'
wve, W.OOO.OftA nu.l. .- A '
?h.7,f.?""nK "' "nwml" Chiang of
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This almost limitless man power Is
at the disposal of tho allies, beginning
with the 000,000 who will be 'sent to
the treuches the minute they are
asked for. according to Chiang, who
baa Just arrived for conference with
military chiefs here.
Upon Japan depends to a great ex
tent the part China will play on the
battle fields of France the coming
aummer, Chinese officials declared.
Japan haa transport facllltlea suffi
cient to carry large numbera of light
ing men from Shanghai to Canadian
or Pacific ports, where the first lap of.
their 12,000-ralle Journey ends.
CLOGS KIDNEY,
BACK HURTS
THEN I'HE
RECLAMATION MAN WILL
RUN FOR BRNATORSJWIP
SALEM, Feb. 4. Will R. King,
chief counsel for the government rec
lamation aervlce, and who la here fa
connection with a case before the
preme court, said' that be -will makai
formal announcement of his candi
dacy for the democratlo aomlnaUon
for United States senator about Ik
fit st week In March.
He aald be waa refraining from
making his announcement at this
time because be did not; care to art!
polltlca with bualneae. and that, he Is
Most folks forget that the kidney?,
Ilk 0 the bowels, get sluggish and clog
htl. and need a flushing occasionally
ehee we- have backache and dull misery
In the kidney region, aevero headache,
rtauumnrle twinges, torpid liver, acid
tsmach, aleeplessneaa, and all aorta of
Madder disorders.
Yuu simply must keep your kidneys
actiro and clean, and the moment you
fee! mi 'ache or pain la the klCney
region, get about four ounces of i'ui
Sail, from any good drug store here.
ttK tableepoonful la a glaas ot wa
ter before breakfaat for a few day and
rw f lldaeya will then act fine. Trie
fuuioi salts la mado from the acll of
grnftoa aad lemon julae combined with
MM, and la harmleaa to tush clogged
kidneys and atimulate tbesa to normal
aettvftr. It alao neutralise th adds
ta the tirlae ao It ao longer Irritates,
tthua ending bladder dleerder.
Jul Yalta la harmless! iaexpeaslve;
at akea delightful effervescent Utala-
water drink which everybody shoald
take now and the to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding scrloaa eota-
pllcatlons.
A well known local druggist ay he
sells lots of Jad Salt to folk who be
lieve in overcoming kidaey treable
while It is only trouble. Adv.
EASY TO DARKEN
: YOUR URAY HAIR
VOU CAN BRING BACK COLOR
AND LUBTKK WITH 8AGK TBA
AND SULPHUR
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, bo one can
tell,' because It's done so naturally, ao
evenly. Preparing tbla mixture,
though, at home la mussy and trouble
some. For CO centa you can buy at
any rdug store the reedy-to-use prep
aration, Improved by the addition of
other ingredients, called. Wycth's gage
and Sulphur Compound." Tou lust
dampen a sponge or soft brush with
It and draw this through your hair,
taking on small strand at a time. By
n-.crnlng all gray hair disappears, aad,
after another application or two, your
hair becomea beautifully darkened,
glossy and luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though ao dis
grace, 'Is a algn of old age. and aa we
all desire a youthful aad attractive
appearance, get busy at one with
Wyetb's Sage aad Sulphur Compouad
and ook years younger. This ready-to-use
preparation la delightful
toilet requisite, and aot a medlcl.
It la aot intended for the cur miti
gation or preveatloa of disease, Adv
Pets Nelson, heir at law of Hans J.
Nelson, Deceased, and any other
Person or Persons who may have
Some Interest In or Llsn or Claim
upon tho Property In tbls Com
plaint Described, Defendants.
To Pete Nelson, heir at law of Hana J,
Nelson, Deceased, aad any other
, Person or Persona who may have
some Interest la or Llea or Claim
upon the Property In this Com
plaint described, the above named
Defendants:
In the Name of the 8tate of Oregon
You are hereby, notified that
Chrlee E. Drew Is the holder of Cer.
tlfloate of Delinquency numbered 687,
Issued on the eleventh day of Feb
ruary, 1916, by the tax collector of
the County of Klamath, State ot Ore
gon, for the amount of thirteen and
ninety-one hundredth (118.91) dot
lars, the same being the amount then
due aad delinquent for taxee for the
year 1911, together with penalty, In
tereet aad eoeta thereon apea the
.real property asaeased to you, of
which you are the owaer aa appears of
I record, situated la .aald county aad
atate, and particularly bounded and
described aa follows, to-wlt:
Went half of ta aortheast guar
I ter of section one, la township thlr
! ty-elght. south of rang elevea and
one-half east of the Willamette
Meridian, Klamath County, Stat of
Oregon.
Tou are further aotllod that said
Charles B. Drew, plalntlf , has paid
on aald premises for prior or subse
quent years, with th rate of interest
oa aald amounts as follews:
Tear 114; paid February 11, 191
Tax receipt No. 8111; aaoaat paid.
IU.ll: rate of Interest, 16 per cent
Tear 1916, paid March II, 1916,
Tax receipt No. 680; amount paid,
11.11; rate of interest, 16 per cent,
Tear 116, paid March 19, 1917:
Tax Receipt No. 691; amount paid,
110.4; rat of later, 16 per cent
Bald Pete Nalaea. hair at law of
Haas J. Nelson, deceased, aa the own
er of th legal title of the above de
scribed property aa the aasae appears
of record, aad each of the other per
sons aamed above; are hereby further
notified that plalattff, Charles E,
Draw will apply to th Circuit Court
of the coaaty aad state aforesaid for
a decree foreclosing the ilea against
th property above described aad
mentioned la said certificate. Aad you
are hereby eummoaed to appear with
la sixty days after the fret public
tloB of tho eummoaa exclusive ot tho
day' of aald Bret pablleatloa, aad de
fend thta'aetlba or pay th aaoaat
'due aa above ahowa, together with
eoeta aad aecraed Interest, aad la case
of year failure ts 4s st, a decree
will be rendered forecleeteg th Ilea
of aald tax aad coats gainst th
laid aad premises above aamed.-
Thia anmmoao la published by or
der of th HoaoraU D. T. Kuykea
dall, Judg ot the Circuit Court ot the
Stat ot Oregea, ter the Coaaty of
Klamath, aad aald order waa made
aad dated thlo 19th day of December.
117, aad th dot f th Irat public.
tie ot UM'suarama la the Hat day
of December, 1117.
All process aad paper la this pro-
ceedlag may be served upon th un-
derelgaed, residing wlthla the State
of Oregon, t the tddreea hereafter
eatleaed.
WILSON I. WILBT,
Attorn for Plaiatlff.
Address, 101-104 Odd Fellowa Build-
lag. Klamath Falls, Oregea.
ll-7-14-IMI-4.il
(Equity No. 940)
la th Circuit Court ot the State ot
Oregon, for the County ot Klam
ath.
Rufua 8, Moor. PJaJattt.
v.
Jeaate Lebavies, Defeadaat.
To Jeaate Lebaviea, Defeadaat:
la th aant ot th Stat of Oregen:
Tou are hereby required to appear
aad answer the complaint Sled
against you la tho above entitled suit
wlthla els weeka after th first pub
lloatloa of tbla aummona la th Even
lag Herald, a newspaper printed and
published la th City ot Klamath
Falls, County of Klamath, Stat of
Oregon, oa or before th 11th day of
Feburary, 1911, that being the last
day of the time prescribed In th or
der for pablleatloa of this aummona,
the Irat publication thereof being on
the Hat day Decembber, 1917, and If
you. tall ao to appear aad answer, tor
want thereof the plaiatlff will apply
to tli court tor the relief prayed tor
la th aald complaint, to-wlt:
For the sum of $1,690, together
with laterest tkercoa at th rata of
eight per eeat per annum from the
let. lay t July. 1911; fer the sum ot
MH.I6, together with tntercat there
"it taa rat fat per cent per
How Are
Your Feet
Are they carrying corns that
bring (billy discomfort aad
pain?
Do corn make you dread tlie
coming of morning when yoa
must draw on your sliom?
To tho corn sufferer Klam
ath Horn Knocker makes Ufa
worth while. It promptly and
paJnlcnvly remove rorna aad
bunion loe lu work under
onr absolute guarantee of satis
faction. L'se It at once.'
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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JOHN C. CLEOHOBN
Coaaty gmnerat
Clva BBMpmoor
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHTJF R. WILSON
617 Mala St.
FARM LOANS AT PER CENT
FLA
DR. F. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Physician A Sargeoa.
Suite 311, 1. 0. 0. F. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone Sell . . Ran. Phone, S08R
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la Klamath
Falls.)
W. D. MILLER
Walks, Floors, Foundations. Con
crete Building Blocks, Flues and
Tiles. Ill 8. Sixth St. Phoae III
The Mutual life
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York
F. M. PRIEST, LOCAL AGENT
Ovr K. K. K. Store
Get a STANDARD Are iamraace
policy from tho Chlkote agency, CM
Mala street. 1
annum from the Sth day of December,
1917, aald aum having been paid by
plaintiff aa mortgagee for the redemp.
tlon from delinquency sale ot lot
one' and two, in block thirty-tour,
Original Town of Llnkyllle, now the
City of Klamath Falls, Klanmth Coun
ty, State of Oregon; tor the sum of
f 850 for attorney's fees, and for costs
and disbursements of tbls suit. Also
tor a decree foreclosing all of the
right, title and Interest ot the above
named defendant In and to lota one
and two In block thirty-four, Orig
inal Town of Llnkvllle, now the City
of Ktamath Falls, Klamath County,
State of Oregon, and that the said 1
real property be sold by the sheriff ot
Klamath County, State of Oregon, uu-
der the decree ot this court In the
manner by law In casea of this kind
provided, and that any sum remain
ing after payment ot Judgment in said
suit be paid to the clerk ot this court
for such distribution as may be re
quired in equity, and that plaintiff
have auch other and further relief, aa
to thla court may seem meet and
equitable,
Thla aummons is published In the
said Evening Herald pursuant to an
order of the Honorable D. V. Kuyken.
dall, Judge ot the Circuit Court of th
State of Oregon, for the County of
Klamath, made on (December 89,
1917. WILSON 8. WILEY,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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