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IV nATtrnnAV, NovKMiiun t, tnm .1 THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON . . pacm rSatf'M?',.. isxrm&w OLD FRENCH WOMEN DELIVERED FROM ONDAQE TO HUNS AFTER FOUR YEARS i Thono two old French wiimon are mighty happy and they are allowing Fourth Liberty Loan Blue list the gollowlag havn subscribed their lull quota to the Fourth Liber ly Loan. PKI.tt'AX HAY LUMHKR COMPANY. (Continued) Ton Voxels . f. dill " Andy Jones Richard Frltile . James lllckey ' -. J, R. Ilenrf ' John Dunk . Arthur Cardial Adolph I'eterman Rogers Martlaea Fedell Claratt Howard A. J one r.o 80 r.of vasiffasBmaBBBSBtsaraBBBBBeaBtavtBaSBBBBBSBBA HiUTK.IN Till-: MAMK OK COMIAII V. OIJ40.V and make aa X before it in the upare on the ballot as ohown below. Jl'HTICE K HUPHKMK COVHT To Mil out vacancy cauanl by ileath of Frank A. MiMire Vote for One i Jl'HTH'K OI.MO.Ms WJIMHK, AIII.K ami NOW HKItVINU by AIMHIINTMKNT. WHY CHAMIK? Subscriptions Must Be Paid In Advance In complUnct with tht ruling of the pulp ad FFwc iKUvn wi mw Timw iuwhhi .- f araiinc th coBMrvation of newsprint paper, all X uhcrip0OM mint be pmitl for in advance before delivery can be made. Following U the new ruling of the War Indus tries Board, Washington. D. C, with reference to subscriptions! "Plscontlniie sending papers after date of expiration of subscription, unless subscription 4s piiewed and paid for." This ruling is now in effect We ask your patriotic co-operation with us in complying with this war-time measure of. our government by paying the carrier boys promptly when they call the first of the month. Otherwise, we have no discretion in the matter but to dis continue the paper, Beginning November 1st, carriers will collec f or the paper for the current month In advance, instead of for the month past, as has been the custom. : HERALD 4 rjr1 It to the Cnnadlan lotdlen who de ll vorod them after four yean bond ngn In their village to Herman. C.i P. Monahan , Kouben 8. Porter , John Ilullch Michael Jamltea Jack Ln Rmo ,.... Md llanlan John McDonald Oeorge Sellno Werner B. l.lnguUt Worncr K. Llngulat 60 60 6 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 E0 60 50 60 no ft! 60 CO Holly Brothers , I.udwlg Nelson (Palon) (leo. K. Wright I lorn re Albee V IVMsnahan ...., .Inaeiih Myorsrough II; 1'utman Itrctor P. Morehouse 'j PUBUSHING CO. Faiuvante Zanolla 60 Anthony Roche 60 Alonro Wella 60 Jmob Jacobson 60 Grovor C. Crimea 60 Cheater A. Martin .' 60 I'dition It. Yancey .". 60 Juanph A. Fllnn , 60 Jumna Hughes CO Royal U. Cambers John A. Schulen .... Andrew Wlllman .. K, Jacobaon i... Jo.icph Mellen Joe Miller John C, Drain ...... 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 60 Tom Kurnlsh l.oo Hoffman 60 I'lKln Martin B0 Frederick G. White GO Charllo II. McCall ....' TiO Vnughn J. Lane 50 160 60 60 100 60 John Bvares Cardoia Jinftd Dodey F. Woods (lusf Steadry II. A. Jones Chas. (londry 0U C. M. Whltted B0 fltovo Parliament 100 Otto Cording 101 Chas. J. Derguland 00 Robert Tanier 100 II. R. Hula 00 Otto Young 100 John Rostrulla HO Frank Murphy 10 Dennis Nolan 10 Andrew O. Homer 10 flurhort Robert Harrison ...; 10 J. C, Brockenbrough 10 Herman John ftadel 10 B. P. Ssrrle 10 Nick Farantoa 10 I,. F. Ivanhoa 10 A. Bkldgel J00 Frank Sullivan Rny Cyr .. ' Ilert Oreen i i '00 John McDougall wife .; 100 Irving H. Hlbbert - Chas. F. Powllag Fred J. Bodkin 160 too 100 too too too too too too too too too too 100 100' John Precana( Angello Fagsaello ........ John Augustine Keller W. Kahraia Camlle Frlisle Herbert S. Ballard gam Rossi Jsmes Valantjea Robert Clarke Poley Collette Frank Peehalt Peter Johnson Wm. Shannon I Henry Nlesal 100 lalA. I Jim T. Pappoa) 100 100 100 100 100 William D. Keaaedy B. P. Sarrls ... W. Magulre ... Mm. Shannon . John Joseph Seeley af C. Pasero ..i............... Anthony Fuitbmelater ,1M 100 . 100 James b. campoeu t Irwin W. Yancey 100 CBti Anderaon 100 Ouatav Hahn s ! Peter Nelson - 100 John Price 10flPyver Walden 100 Joseph Patrick Dunn 100 mnk un& iou Charles Mesner -Wp niaude Frank Hall 100 Frank McDonald Pletro Ronconl Frank I.. Yancey wlfa- Tlmolhy Connolly B. P. Sarrls Louie Anqulst Frank Miller Frank McElwIn ou too 10 Joe Rosa Mlka Martlnovlch Mike Illch Matt Wllliama Mike Martlnovlch v.................... 10S no Sellno 1SS , K. D. Reeves ! J. Casper &.A lOB Ernest Yerke .... 100 rttsre Faraerl 100 Albert Henry Fox 100 100 King M. Oray Jr. ......... bave DeLtDD - 100 Gllbort Wlcka ..- 100 Pttter Mc8l6y ................... 10 r.iwi'd Traeay 100 Hubert Conwar 100 LeRoy Ashcraft .... .... 100 Joaeph J. Seelay ....................... 100 Herman F. Borgnua ................ 100 Charlie Andaraoa ..................... 100 Phillip Maggtal . 100 Bade O Cradovlch .................. 100 B. M. Flood . 100 H BnOtWBll eeeteeeeeeeeeeeeeeetee aWB Mitt nUSIIBB . AVV TpBBlt HftyBB .,, "" Schuyler, Douglas .................... 100 Chas." Edmund Qedney ..:...,..Vn 100 Andrew Jackson Cnidastar ..... 100 Oeorge Edgar IrookftoM .......... 100 Everett H. Bronlllard ............. 100 , Edward Drake t u Frank Vaaca Marvin ................ 100 Bvarlsto, Flort ....... .... 100 Bernled Nouaaltoa , io Frank Plnaella ..... . 100 Cora Edith Stni '... 100 Carl Roy Stan Jajnaa B. Vaa Camp ..............-- '100 Fred B. Dilrympla ................. 100 Q, Condldo ..........'...................... ma H. 8. wood a wife .................. 100 John Henry Aagavf 100 Mark Decker , ..... 100 Mark Decker .......,.........,...,...:,- 100 Antonlt Maasler 100 Louis .u.ltiva 0' Nick Poakoa '. 10A Charles Buraee ........................ 10O, Annlbala Comfort! U-l Turks Modeled Tortures On Spanish Inquisition To wring confessions from tho Ar-j .i.-- ki.h nnU iXii.iifui tt.ni UiaaiBUB WUIkU wwm.h I""'" mun t ul.Buiial an Aasaaa tim Tiirt . .uu.ejiiuoa., mwnps.w v ....... -. sorted to wholesale nnd HyHtemntlchlll .,.,. nd too ..... th.y torture. Ambassador Henry MoriWOUd 0nuly redhot' Irons to genthau, In an article Juat publlahed , In the "World's Work", repeats a con-1 versatlon he had with a Turkish of ficial which reveals the Incredible ferocity of that government in its deliberate campaign to exterminate the Armenian race: "One day I was dlacusalng these proceedings with a responsible Turk ish official, whowss describing the tortures) Inflicted." says Mr. Morgen thau. "He mad) no secret of the fact that the government had Insti gated them, and, like all Turks of (ha official classes ho enthusiastic ally approved this treatment of the detested race. This official told me that all these details were matters of nightly discussion at tho headuarter of the Union and Progress Committee. Back new method of Inflicting pain was ballad aa a aplendld discovery, and tho regular attendants were con stantly ransacking their brains In the effort to devise some new torment. He told ma that thoy even delved in to the records of the Spanish InuUI-j tloa and other historic Institutions it.H nH arim.ti.ri .it thA suggestions found there. He did not tell me who carried off the prise In thla gruesome competition, but com- mon reputation thruout Armenia gave a pre-eminent Infamy to DJevdet Bey, the Vail of Van. All thru this country DJevdet waa generally known aa the "horaeahoer of Basbkala" for thla .connoisseur In torture bad In vented what was perhaps the master- piece or an tnat or nailing norse- ahoea to the feet of his' Armenian victims The examination would often begin with baatlando. This Is a form of torture not uncommon In the Orient; It consists of heating the soles of the feet with a tbln rod. At first the pain !sU Mi eafiaiailtaule hit see. fl-tia. ntManaamai mtMM lvTi.lolv on. It devaloDi Into the tnostlIO per rest off om Tire ad Tttbet. - tho feet awell and, ivruiiiv liUBfi taw ivwi bwvii uv, burst and not Infrequently, after be- ing submitted to this treatment, they have to be. amputated. The gender- mas would haatlaado their Armenian victim until no fainted; they would then revive again. If thla did .not aaeceed in bringing their victim to lOO.Thoe, Accottlnl Wranlr P Uurnliv John P. Burge .....'. 100 John E. Dreher 100 100 100 100 100 100 loo 100 100 100 100 100 100 180 100 100 10" Theodora Sides 100, Clarence Orlando Wilbur lLoula Anthony 10 camlllo Lunardl 100 Qiovannl Dlnllll 10 John Naal t 10 Alexander Smith Williamson 100 VSttarl Fabbrinl Pater Fabrlal Albert L. Walohaa John Jamas McCandllae TaMA a. u..a Joseph L. Morrow John Hansen Frank Edgar Curamlnga Frank Brown VcEllver . 100 Caaa. Jacob Trlnkle ,..'. 100 Angua McLeod 100 100 Bert Harrington John L. Fi TOSt. )00 ' TORPEDO BURSTING UNDER STERN OF avmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmVamavmmmmmmmmmmmmmmViBvmmmBBBvnwo 4- VWMyHPHBjPE """ . jV , '" ThlaupaotogTph waataken tha terms, thoy had numerous other me- thnili of nnraUBilon. Thov would .. " .... P "ul '" eyourows ana ueara .., I " F hfg I breast, tear off his flesh with red not pincora nnd then pour boiling1 butter Into the wouhdn. In Home couch the gendarmes would nnll hands-j and feet to pieces or wood ly In Imitation of the crucifixion, and then, while tho sufferer writhed In his agony, they would cry "Now lot your Christ come and help you!" Theso cruelties and many others which I forbear to describe were uxually Inflicted in the night time. Turks would be stationed around the prisons, beating drums and blowing whistles, so that the screams of the sufferers would not reach the vma- (ers, 0WA0W0W0W0W0W0WA . Local Red Cross .'. Activities .. i:i,m uma0m0 i Tnose present at tne sewing uooraiue newspaper oi general urcuiawoa I ..... I Thursday were Mesdames, B. N. ' Leln. Nettle Newban'ks. R. B. Hilt, . A. Balnter. O. D. Burke, M. J. Ny- hart, L. e. suinvan ( Thoae present at the Sewing Room Friday were, Mesdamea Jennie Hurn, Ralph Hurn, J. S. Mills, J. W. Lindsay, 'Carey Ramsby, E. Hosley, Edna Van Sickle, O. D. Burke, Lv E. Sullivan, Miss Alta Ralph, Mrs. E. W. aowen, Mrs. Oeorge Burton. Surgical Dressing Frldsy, Hea dlines, Percy Evans, C. B. Crlsler, J. H. Martin, S. H. Martin, Anne C. uroeicenMougn. Kutn a. Aoauon, i Miss Mary Stewart, MM Jessie Ford. '.Miss Anna Mae Johnston, Miss Dortha Martln.'and Miss Veva Martin. ! ' i-"aaSjaseee-Bfs--f-f--s"- . . . st TKiiWJKD bhohuahaub ? f I Hot Water ior Sick Headaches TNt why everyone thvM 4rfak kft AahmAaha tw4 hslalalliala frWl aafanrajajHr vTtsn pfBvs"emnTaJaTami Jfl JTe VVJTVvW rvJWIUOTVja Headache of any kind Is caused by Iq.j auto-lntoxicatlon which maana self j0(i (poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons called toxins, sucked Into the blood through the lymph ducts, excite the heart which pumps the blood so faat that it congests In the smaller arter ies and veins of the head, producing violent, throbbing pain and distress, called headache. You become nerv ous, despondent, sick, feverish and miserable, your meals sour and almost nauseate you. Then you resort to ace anlllne, aspirin or tho bromides which temporarily relieve but do not rid the blood of these Irritating tozlna. A glass of hot water with a tea- spoonfull of limestone phosphate la It, drank before breakfast for awhile, will not only wash these poisons from your system and cure you of head, ache, but will cleanse, purify and freshen the entire alimentary canal. Ask your pharmacist for a quarter pound of limestone phosphate. It la In moment n torpedo from a German expensive, harmless as sugar, and al most tasteless, except for a sourish twinge which la, not unpleasant. If you aren't feeling your best, If tongue is coated or you xake up with bad taste, foul breath or hare colds, Indigestion, biliousness, constipation or sour, acid stomach, begin the phos phated hot water cur to rid your system of toxins and poisons. Results are quick and It Is claimed that those who continue to flush out the stomach, liver and bowels every morning, never have any headache or I.-..-, . .!..... HI. mnnont kAv ai-i""" """" - LEGAL NOTICES wvttwwwwww SUMMONS No. 1000 Equity. , ,ne clrcUt court In the State of evident-.Oregon, for the county of Klamatb. Arthur J. Wiggins, Plaintiff, vs. Cora L. Wiggins, Defendant; To Cora L. Wiggins, Defendant: In the name of the State of Oregtfn, You are hereby summoned and re quired to appear and anawer the complaint filed against yon in the above entitled ault on or before the ISth day of November, 118, tnat being the las; day prescribed in the order for publication of this sum mons, and It you fall so to appear, plead, answer, demur or otherwise move, for want of anawer plaintiff will apply to the Court for tho relief prayed for in nu comptaiai, io-wii: For a decree dissolving tho bonds 'of matrimony, now existing between the plaintiff and defendant apon the Hounds of excessive van of tatoxleat m liaanra u4 mratm habitual drank eaness contracted since the marriage of plaintiff and defendant. This summons ta served upon yon, the aald defendant, by publication nufjQf a the Evening Herald, a pub- .. a a - frutM ana pnmnnea in Klamath Falls, Klamath coaaty, Oregon, oace a week for six consecutive weeks (seven Issues), the first publication being mada October 6, 1018, and the last publication aeug maao Novem ber 16th, 191S. Br order of the Honorable-D. V, Kuykendatl, Judge of the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for Klamath County, which aald order waa made and enterM, aateaaaa ni ed In thla ault October '4th, 1118. W. H. A. RBNNER. Attorney for Plaintiff. whose address and post once ad dress is Klamath Falls, Oregon. NOTICE Department of the Interior. United Statee Indian Service. Klamath Aa-aacr. Oraaon. October 16. 1018 Proposals wlll.be received at the ohtea of the above named Agency until a o'clock p..m., November 16, 1818, for the rarnlahlan of horses, mares and breedina- cattle, hoga and aheep. Said stock la to bo purchased for tho Klam ath Indians on tne Kiamata neeerva Hon, State of. Oregoa, . The right Is reserved to reject any and all bids, to accent any Dart ana reject the olh er ,and to waive technical tdefeeta aa i the Interests of the Service -may re quire. There will be purchased aa .follews: CATTLE ' - I t and 3 year old heifers, approxl raately 1,000 to 1,300 head. I 1 to S year old .heifers, approxl t maters' 200 to s 00 head. Allien cows, oi orer years oia, approximately & aeaa. SHEEP Oood young breeding ewes, approx Imately 860 head. HOQB Brood aowa, . Pigs, approximately 20 head. HORSES Geldings, weight 1,100 to 1,800, 6 to 7 years old, 3 spaas. Geldings, weight 1,800 to 1,600, 6 to 7 years old. 48 spans. Mares, good brood and work stock, 1,200 to 1,600 pounds, 6 to 7 jreers w.u. mymum. Nol member of Coaaresa (86 Stat. L. 1108), agent or employee of the uniiea niaies uoverament (is gut. L. 177). shall have any Internet, di rect or Indirect, in the furnishing of aald stock. Any person, persona, or corporation oeeinng to bid on any o all of the above mentioned stock, will be furnished Information on applica tion to the SuDerintaadaat at (ha Klamath Indian School. Klamath Agency, uregon, CATO SELLS. Commissioner of Indian Afalrs, J. H. Norrla. Special SapenrUor ft 8. D. A., Klamath Agency, Oregon, 86-17t BRITISH SHIP ft submarine burst under the stern of a 2mQmqA sji i spin A A sji ?,t i , "t rf Mail . Orders If )on live In the rouhlry yon should avail your.Hf of the rnntenlenre which our parrel ' pout service provides. ..Careful packing and prompt shlpmenta are hobbles with as... 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