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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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ath Falls, Oro., for transmission thru
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WKDNKSDAV, MAKCII 18, tttl!)
xow i.irr ps orr m'sv
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want the Intolerable condition of our
1iIr!ivus forever ictnovcd.
The fanners of the county must
step to the front in this matter, for
it me ins everything to them. A paved
highway to their ranch will mean
joar-iound comfort, increased values
and eas access to markets If we
Ko after this thing tight we can get
the mono and the highways thruout
the count I'nder the laws of the
state nnd government, Klnnnth conn
tv can get seventy-five cents for every
tw out) -five cents It puts up. Such a
program makes it possible to pave
over) main load in the county with
out it being a burden to tho tx-
pavers It cannot all be done thH ; ' vv iiininu leu lor luiiionua
vear. but It can bo accomplished with-! points this morning after a short visit
in five j ears 'In Klamath Falls.
Now. Mr Farmer and Mr Small
Town Resident, just begin miking
vour plans to get in If you will get
busy and form neighborhood clubs.
the t.ood Koads Association will send James T Henley was In town on
ERSONAL MENTION
I.ITTI.K MIIKLItlHTM OX LOCAL HA I PKNINGH
AMONG TIIK PKOPI.K OF THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OP LOCAL FOLKS
NHW YOllK, March 12 -Mis
Amelia K. llarr, the noted author
died nt hoi home heio oslerday at
the age of eighty eight eari Sho
had fought her way to a high pace In
S K. Hurris Is a couutv seat busl. Dan Ksteriuan of Oakland Is umbng ttm tit.imrv oild and wrote her
ness visitor fiom tho Merrill district the lecent arrivals In Klamuth Falls. J n,8t novel at tho ago of fifty jears
today i ...... . .. Sim win nmnlnvcd at one tlimi by
WELL KNOWN AUTHOR
PASSES IN NEW YORK
LIBEflTY LOAN
PLANS BEING
Fl
lMTAIi ACCIIHIVr
V HSS(,S;TT
WOHPKHTIJU. M,,
man wus killed mnl i,
Jui nd wlioii u Inn tl ,,
pUnlod hoiii toilio
" -On,
' ''-"Hy In
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C Orrln Winter left today for
Corning, California where he will
visit relatives.
...... .. ,. . "onry Ward llecchor on the staff of
K mill i fif n oli.i tl.rn nil n.llttnl l W"J
of business. He I stopping ' 1'1U '
, Hi tol Hall.
I
K. S. Silvers Is a county seat vlsl-
'Itor from the Clilloquln district. He
I Is registered nt the Hotel Hall
I'OKTI.ANI), Mm ih 12 (IdIiik
Ti,., rM.ililim lTiilmi " Tim riiu-enacd iiiinii Iho InislH tllllt till! Vlt'tlll) nil
was born In (.ancestor. i:ngl:nd In oit loan will begin April 21. oMond-
14,31. lug foi tin eo weeks, mid that tho
tofil of the loan will be I'.UuO.Utlu
0U0, Portland llbert) loan hiadois.
IIIIV TOWN'S SWIM! .onjocturod jostoiday that Oiogon'.s
INTO Vi:T COI.PM.V. , w,),,!,! l, between 3ll,U0ll,0Ui)
i ' .....I fit". IWlli lillll
! T. Ambrogotl was a passenger on! m)STON Mlc, is Out of eleven ' It Is hoped Hint Hubert V.. Smith
i tho train this morning for Medford ) towns j eltorill). 0,g ,lt, ,M1.' wm t, ,( manngor IMward
where he expects to look nft.fr busl-, . ii...,,,.,,.. .,c,t ol.aiiKed CookliiKliuili will lui chiilriumi of the
Mrs. Wesley Jones of Clttlocitiln
loft this morning for Grants Pass,
whore she will visit relatives and
friends for a short time.
machine out for jou If you cannot
make arrangements to get In an
l
H0S.S Interests for a few days
matters of business yesterday from
tho Henley ranch on the Merrill road, j Mrs. Hurko Wilson mid rhlldien
left this morning for Hoaqulnm,
chance. Don't pass It by.
MOItn YAXKKK TKOOPS HOMK.
NEW YORK. March 12. The
steamship Mt. Vernon has arrived
with the former Now York National
Guard Troops. It also brought casual
companies Including 281 Oregon
troops.
DON! LET A COLD
KEEP YOUAT HOME
Dr. King's New Discovery
almost never falls to
bring quick relief
Small closes once ia awhile and that
throat-tearing, lunj-splittir;; co-ch
soon quiits down- Another Czzc c:Ja
hot bith before jumping into be J, a
3oJ s!:;p, and back to normal ia the
Dr. Iacj's New Discovery h veil
fcno-vn. 1-cr fifty years it's bi;a
rdinir.2 cous'js, colds and bronchial
attacks. For fifty years it hes been
j:ld by druggists everywhere. A
riiableremedythat you yourself orsny
member of your family can tab: safely,
60c and SUP.
Train Those Stubborn Bowels
Help nature take its course, not
with a violent, habit-forming purga
tive, but with gentle but certain and
natural-laxative, Dr. King's New Life
Tills. Tonic in action, it stimulates the
lav bowels. o!J by druuzists. 25c
1
Wo have heard a great deal about
this county being neglected, and
while most of It is true, a good deal
of It has been due to the people
themselves. ,They have sat right
down and waited for something to
happen. Whllo they were doing this,
other counties throughout the state
have been going after and getting
tho things that this county was en
titled td. The Highway Commission
and the State .Engineer have come
here and gone, time nnd again, and
no one paid any attention to them
What they did was done on their own
initiative to a great extent. Money
that this county has been entitled to
for the past two years has gone else
where, for tho reason no application
was made to get it. These and scores
of other similar Instances of neglect
could he recited', but we are going to
forget them. We only mention these
few by way of illustration. Let us
make the past a closed tiook so far
as" recrimination is concerned, and
use it only as a guldo to new efforts
and to avoid like mistakes.
Next Tuesday evening the Highway
Commission and the State Engineer
will bo here. They are coming for
the purpose of asking the people of
Klamath County to make known their
hvants. This section of the state has
'been assigned to Mr. Dooth, and
what he recommends will be abso
lutely accepted by the Commission.
Mr. Booth has been more than fair to
this county, considering all circum
stances, and the people of Klamath
"ned have no misgivings about going
before him and telling him their
needs and desires. He will be glad
to give us everything we are entitled
to, and as much more as he can con
sistently. But we will have to tell
h!m what" we want. W'n will have to
Hhovv l.ini the necessity for it. We
will have to bring facts and figures.
He has been over every foot of the
county that will be affected by the
state highway, and he is better posted
than most of us who have lived here
for years. He has all of his facts and
figures at his finger tips. So when we
stand up and tell him anything we
must be absolutely sure that all of
our statements are backed up by Millions of folks batne internally
facts. Then we will win. mow Instead of loading their system
This meeting is of particular in-'"ith drugs. "What's an Inside bath V
terest to tho people living putside ' i ou ' w. "' a guaranteed to per
of Klamath Falls In -fact they aie f" miracles .if you could believe
'the ones who are vitally interested. Hlie-'"5 ' water enthusiasts.
Takn the Merrill section for instance. , There are vast numbers of men and
That roadis not a state highway and i women who, Immediately upon arising)
. the state cannot give us any state'"1 he morning, drink a glass of real'
money to improvo it. But there may hot water with a teaspoonful of lime
be a way out cf this difficulty. And hne phosphate in it. This is a very)
this part of the program Is up to tho excellent ueaiin measure, it )s mtenu
people of Merrill to solve. They must ed to "hh 'le stomach, liver, kidneys
bo here In force with nil of their and the thlity feet of intestines of the
..... i.. ... . ,... ,i..,.., i,. f.. nrevlous dav'K waste, sour bile and In-
1UCIS really IU imcsuiu mcni iw .' - --- .
Booth. They should be able to .show digestible material left over In the
the absolute necessity tor tins nign- "" ""-" " " .umUiu ..,
way; Its connection with tho C'allfor- becomes food for the millions of bac
nla highway tlnu Modoc county a teria which Infests the bowels, the
highway well under way towaids J"lrk result is poisons and toxins
completion and which will be an all which are then absoi bed into the blood
year round toad. They must show causing headache, bilious attacks, foul
him that it Is one of the mobi poi.u- breath, bad laste, colds, stomach trou
lous sections of the county. They ble, kidney misery, sleeplessness, lm
must be leady to tell him what they Pure blood and all sorts of ailments,
want, what they lire ready to do and. People who feel good one day and
what'kind of highway they would like badly the next, but who simply can,
to have. The people, of Klamath not get feeling tight are urged to ob-,
Falls cannot do this for Merrill and tain a quarter pound of limestone phos-,
tho Merrill section. Klamath Fulls pliato at the diug store. This will cost j
will do .all it can to help, but this is very little, but Is sufficient to make
a case where Merrill must come to,anono a real crank on the subject of
the front with a strong delegation internal sanitation.
The same is true of Fort Klamath Just as soap and hot water act on'
and Bonanza, Bly and Dairy. All the skin, cleansing, sweetening and
should be, represented by strong de. freshening, so limestone phosphate ,
legations. Don't come In your Sun- and hot water act on the stomach,
day go-to-meeting garb Just come liver, kidneys unr bowels. It Is vastly
In your everyday clothes so that ho moie Important to bathe on the Inside
ran Bee for Ji''"66'1 tlmt ,l ls ,,ot a,than on tlle optslde, because the skin
white-collar, silk-stocking affair, but pores do not absorb Impurities Into the
a cry from the sons of tho soil who blood, while the bowel pores do. Adr, j
nlhnr nviv Men 111. llonnnzn Tllv.
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Fort Klamath, and the other towns i -' " " -...- ". ..; Wnahlnpt(, wluro lm,y wl, j0n Mr
.... ... .... ! nrn cniintv snnt tmslno.ss v isltorc from' .
,,, " , ... ., Wilson and tealde In tho futtiic.
nnonlff. hut those residlnc In the """" "-' "' iuPik "i ""
"' 1 IT-..., !,.., ' .. .. . ... .. 1 I
, .Man f.gan oi me Aigouia i.uiuuer, ,,,,, ()f u,lr 1)0SU,,
' Company Is In town for a short timet m
But In this they must PelIcim 1Iotel ,ett toniy for San J irom inat point on manors o,
oh n' nolr fnr enm.i. . -. . . . . . in."! lit' I- aiuiiliuiFi ui "ir " ,
will hnve to take care of their own
In the
country can have n free ride In and
out If they cannot make other ar
rangements.
1 Hotel Hall.
i
. W. J. Bates,
from tho dry to tho wot column Tho statu executive uimmlttoo. and Ihnoiy
wot element i Minis tins is u proiem viiiiihiciiii - -uminmi
against the national prohibition' J (' Alimworth will bo chiilriumi
amendment and tho diy iiilhorontH of tho gonoinl piilillclty lonimltloo.
claim that their wnrkom had ho-
come npalhotlc and wore over ron
ncss no Is stopping at
Pelican Hotel.
auditor nt tho White
not no too seittsn uon i asK tor some- Francisco, where he expects to spend
thing jou ran get in some other way n brief vacation.
by a little effore. We want Klamath A. C. Oelnger. who formerly opcr-
County to speak out to tho Highway Mr and Mrs. William C Da ton Department Store
Commission and every opportunity j came in vesterday from the big Dal- Iocated oR a
will be furnished for It to do so. It, ton ranch In the Malln section for a Heserva.Ion. I, In town
Is up to tne people tnemseives to taKe " ""3"i"-i .inn.
advantage of It. It will be your last
on a short business visit.
See Charles S. Hood, Klamath j W Maclcen, who has boon In the
Agency, for Indian grains lands und , military service in Franco ha.s Just
timber.
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H
OUSTON'
Metropolitan Amusements
s
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
KVEXIXO
teturned to Klamath Fails. He re
i sides In tho Malln district and was
mot bore by Mrs. Macken.
I Ceorge Watt of this city and Mr.
nnd Mrs. L. C. Slseraoro of Fort
Klamath bavo returned from San
Francisco where they went some
time ago In Mr. Watt's auto.
DANCING SATUIUUY
JAZZ MUSIC
STAR THEATER
Paramount Presents
Winsome
IIILLIK Ill'UKK
tauc fiusxc
Get the Habit of v
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Says we can't look or feel right
with the system full
of poisons.
In
"KVK'S I1AUGHTKH."
Also
Ben Turpln in a Bsindy Tvwi Heel
Comcily.
Admission 10 und 20 cents. Show
Starts 7::t0 and 0:15.
Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Orlfflth of the
Eagle Itldge Tavern have returned
from a southern trip and will go
back to their homo on tho west side
" i of the Lake after a short visit here.
i
j II. D Mortenson, president of the
Pelican Bay Lumber Compnay has
returned from San Francisco and will
probably be here thruout the coming
season. Mrs. Mortenson has not yet
returned.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Martin left
this morning for Los Angeles where
i they expect to enjoy a vacation. They
'will visit other points in tho south
before returning, and will be away
about three weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Hurge W. Mason and
! son Hurge Jr. left this morning for
San Francisco on a vacation visit
, They expect to visit Los Angeles
1 and other California points before
( they return. They will be gone about
two weeks.
if ultra n
SHIPLEr SAYS HE BUDOERBOTHER
siLnllLi J I nil iLlI tak,: hu w vlwu K,nNKvs
llUlllklWlllllibw ASU VKlT,uuK utitiT..
TING APIHSi.
1.IVKP WKKKK OX MILK LAIK,
PP WHOLK VK.MU-4I.IINH 21 j wy ,, ,,,, WMkn-II r0.
IH)U.VII.S.VTA.I.AL'. XmVKATS'jt frul, urc ncd. su)s u notod
AXYTHINfl. luuthorlty The kidneys
Hi
sb.
1
vraoe
Ladies' & Men's
Clothes
maul in oiiui:it
FIXKST .MATi:itl.s
IIKST OP W()ltLMsi.
latpst ,sri,i..s
pkiu'iut ri v (a it n rt:i:
Price urn voi) mi-mmiM,!
Vour Illl0itl(in IliMlnl
Chas. J. Cizek
Mi:it('H.S T TAH.OK
1111 Mm ii st.
Die kidneys filter this
acid from tl.o blood and plus It on
to the bladder, whero It often re
mains to Irritate and Inflame, caus
ing u burning, scnhllns sensation, or
'When I finished. Inking my first
bottlu of Tanlnc I couldn't see much
Improvement In my condition, but.i setting up un Irritation at the neck of
I It up irt that time It 'the bladder, obliging you to sook ro-
ItLCKAItl) HUM hl.ltVICK
I'lionr nu
MKUt I'hiuio .'lift
See Charles S. Hood, Klamath
Agency for health and accident it
TEMPLE T H F. A T F R Burance. I8-K
Blue Bird IVesents
IIL'TII CLIFFOHD
In
"TIIK LFBK OF LV.XUItV"
Abo
A Ljon's Moran Comedy.
Admission 10 & 15 cents Matinee
2..10. Kvenlngs 7:30 & 0.
f 9 Jr wm -.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURED
TUE8IJAV8 AND SATURDAYS
Merrill. Oregon
ARNOLD'S
Chili Con Came
and Tamalet
NOW OPEN
SUE. Oth. Solicit Home Trude
LIBERTY THEATER
"TIIK HKST IN PICTURES"
H. W. POOLE, Owner
TONIGHT
"THE EYES OF JULIA DEEP"
With Mary Miles Minter
"The Prettiest Girl on the Screen"
"BILL'S BABY"
With "Smiling Bill" Parsons and "Beautiful '
Billy Rhodes"
THURSDAY
Edith Storey in
"THE SILENT WOMAN"
Always a High-Class Comedy
Admission 10c and 20c
A child accompanied by par
ent udnilttcd free with a 20c
ticket, OM'cpt Haturduy night
and .Sunday night.
This Theater now properly
Healed nnd Ventilated.
Fumigated- every night
If I had given
would hnve boon the mistake of my
life," said John II. Shipley of 1203
Sanchez Street, San Francisco.
"It has certainly paid mo well,"
he continued, "to stick to Tanlac. for
a few bottles have done mo more
real good than everything olno I
hnve taken combined, and I hav'o
spent a small fortune trlng to get
relief. I have suffered fiom stomach
tiouble for twenty five jears nnd hnd
despaired of ovur getting well until
Tanlac commenced to put mo In
shape. I used to have my worst trou
ble about throe or four hours after
eating when I would have n slrklsh
feeling thru my stomach and such
fearful pains about my liver that I
could hardl) stand It One said E had
gall stonos and would never recover
without an operation. I then had an
Kx-ray examination and was told It
was my liver that caused my trouble
and, so It went an, one saying one
thing and one another. In the mean
time I was put on a diet of coroalK
and toast, and from that to a milk
diet. For six solid weeks beforo I
bognn taking Tanlac I never had a
blto of any kind of food Just drank
milk and was literati) starving, but
the dieting did no good and I grad
ually got worse. I was-nlso troubled
with constipation. There has been
months at a time when I was unable
to work and one time I was laid up
for a whole year,
"So things rocked along until n
friend of mine talked mo into trying
Tanlac. When I started on this med
icine I weighed only one hundred and
fifteen poundB had dropped off
from one hundred and fifty two .so
you can Imagine what a dreadful con
dition I was In. Well, my first bottle
of Tanlac ncvor helped mo nny that
I could tell but I couldn't afford to
condemn n medlclnn so many people
said had helped them, so I kept on
taking it and am certainly glad I did
for It hag really and truly inailo me
feel like a new man. I never felt
any great Improvement until after I
had taken five or six bottles and then
I began grnduully feeling hotter. So
I kept right ou, taking five or six
more bottles, and by that time I was
weighing one hundred and thlrty-slx-pounds
had gained twonty-ono
pounds and since thon I hnvo felt
perfectly sound and woll. I novor
have an ncho or pain nor a sign of
stomach tioublo anymore, I sleep
like a log every night and have more
pnergy and strength than I have In
years. This Is certainly one happy
New Year for mo and Is tho first ono
In twenty-five when I could say I was
free from Buffering. I still take a
dose now and then and would buy
up every bottle In town If I know no
more was going to bo madq, I huvo
just finished my dinner of salad,
, moats, vegetables, pin and coffee,
und I can digest these things now bet
iter than I could milk beforo I took
i Tanlac, I would spend my last dol
lar for Tanlac rathor than bo without
It."
Tunluc is sold In Klamath Falls by
! the Star Drug Co., nnd In Lorollr bj
the James More, Co. Adv.
Cabinet
Shop
lief two or three times during tho
night The sufferer Is In constant 'M-vW-M-Ma
dread, tho water pianos sometimes J
with u scalding sensation 'und Is
very profuse; again theru ls dlffl-
rulty In avoiding It.
llladdor weakness, most folks call
It, because they can't control urlna- X
Hon. While It Is extremely annoying y
and sometimes very painful, this U t
realty one of tho most simple all- J
moiits to o oi come. (Jot about four j
ounces of Jail Suits from )our phur-
ninclst and take ii tnbleripoonful In u
glass of water boforo breakfast, roil
Untie this for two or three days. This
will neutralize tho adds In tho urine i r
tin II un IniiL'itr In n sntirrn nt Irrlln. .-wisk-s. ...w.nw
10 Main Street
tieneriil Furniture I t-i.tlrliiK t
lit Itoasiiliiililn I'tlni
KITCHEN CABINETS X
n Spot lull) j
A. Mauritsch
M-M-M-M-I'-H--:
M-W-W
tlon to tho bladder and urinary or
gans which thon net normally again,
Jnd Salts Is Inexpensive, harmleus,
and Is made from the acid of grapes j
and lemon Juice, combined with lit ti- J
In, and Is used by thousands of folks I
who are subject to urinary disorders If
i.iibuu i' (ii iu uiiu iiriiuwtJii Jail
Salts Js splendid for klitnoys and
caiisos no bad uf feels whatever
Here you have u pleasant, offor
quickly relieves bladder trouble -Adv
KLAM.ITH lUU.S Illt.WI'll
MASON, EHRMAN & CO.
1 Wholesale Grocers
TOBACCO. CIGARS,
CIGARETTES
Orilro VM S. Dili St. I'liiinrsT
i:. it. ji:iti:hs
Ihk-iiI Mmiihuit
THRIFT
and Litlte Things
fi Who are the men and women that be
come masters over great things? They
are those who first of all become mas
ters over little things.
1 Dollar bills and silver dimes arc only
little things, so little that they often
trickle away in every direction and
yet they have formed-the solid founda
tion for many a comfortable income
through following the slegan:
DON'T WASTE! SAVE!"
Start a Savings Account today.
First State &
Savings Bank
KLAMATH FALLS,"OREGON
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A I FA! FA KKIl GARDEN SEED-Bulk and Package Murphey's Feed & Seed Store
jTmMLm 'irm.M-JM. dm Krm ii am uregon standard runty and Uerm in at ion 126 South sixth St. Phoneo