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Amusements
Groceries
? are Good J
a raoipiimvuisr vnitr win
routine ftm,
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POLK'S J
OMBOON an TbTASHINQTOnI
Rsscsrutetc Tlirnrtnnr 9
A DtrKtary f JMch Clly, Town nJ B
I each aiscs. locAlon. population. leU- y
I alto CtaailMaVtory. compile! by
I bMlDM U4 PBMlXL U
f a. i. rotk co, gKATTtr. JQ
Home
Canning
Economy
Jss
I 7
Uae Um Wmmmftu mr
day tke) year. Jl m yea
ur otter mUMitwril, aat
P MtU, MM IW Itft-
CVefa, IHi SkatS, daO- at WSJH
fretta aad Tetetaklee, aad
rn mil n iisfakut witk o
rmlL :T
avbapar Whether yet eaa for pieae-
M Drmptry Otamlag . for taanygaeeda or prokt,
X era la oalr of elrtlgkt Jar
We rtkfeve m eoa aad dirt the kVoaoeay. i
tnm mint M rata k tka a book of fed pee for the
electric vacate pro ease, aaklag. 5
PaeaeSSl. OMotlTKlUMth !
nr j u 4 VaftSJfifer Bros.
iSHKf'" Ssnbora ! aad Cote.
v HIHI)PiW
Ull I II .) ST
7e majestic
tonkur
"Tweaty Yeara IB Stag pUg."
"A Iadlaaa Lore," Jfeaatlfal
pertdayed on BUoaf alma.
"Foolakead'a Duel.'atertatalag ud
amusing offerl from tko IUU
foretga
. RKKLl EVERY DAY
NEW
MiUih eackuage day.
rrogram chaagea Moaday, Wedaee-
day, Mdv, Saturday aad Bnaday.
7toe Temple Th
QUALITY ONI.'
MUINU
"How tka Bora Fougl
aMIeoa eoandr
Tka CI
grapk
'Tka Oi
araitorr.
"aatas to
"Up-to-DaU
ALL
pktre
DAILY JfT UN
yrtka Udiaaa,"
karek Aeroaartka war." viu-
raaiior QMd." Patfca Waat.
Wla."ni
SaaaW'
aa coaiadr.
Patka eoaiadr
nonntai
Jericho Club
- FOR -
Odd Fellows
And
Rebekahs
- ONLY -
In oaatMaat of 1. O. O. r. Tern
pla. Bowllag, Bllllarda. Peel.
Card Rooau. Raadlas Rooau.
Prlrata Mttlag Room for Re
bkaka oalr.
ViarUag BroUeia aad SUtcrt
alvara waleoma.
W. M. TIMMS
feienl Ime Cleutat
fcmrptt
Bhctric Vaem
i2.HC4
Nick WMUl5ILfi.
IrySlikWNi UCi
H " u fti UCi
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Leave rder5 at
O.K. Transff r Co.
raaa 87V e Cor. 6 aad Mala
THE EVENING HERALD
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FISHING TACKLE
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Hook, llaa, rody ravlt,
kaakHa, etc. We rtnt
taata, guni andtanplug
STORE
IRRfl
Jaroba lilk.
Malta. ' J
THE OUNi
i.n.mjmn
PboasBM Xi
Are You Thirst;?
Tea can eara
kteda of aoft drla
ApolUiiarU, Vtekr.
(or aad Clramlt
J
It Mara. All
kaf lacludlag
Maata wa-
lald.
NMeata
4 kf ikkfjt
tarrtklag lea
CTls9
:muut
Figure
Tre Interest
on Thm :::
4?
J $3500 wiU handle
a Lodglnc House ;;
: ; property that is ':;
I rented for $1500 :
per year ior lour
years
: ; The nlc
cestsnap I
of is a Pour
House on
I for $2000
four blocks
orner of 6';$
ain. Fine :
Cor. 50x110 II
H Let mi show you g
H lot ill First vAd- tt
ZX dition.
FIRB INSURANCE tf
J. F. MAOBiRE
431 nain St. g
W. O. BkUTU, Editor and Proprlotor
Pabllsbad daily aacapt Sunday it UB
Tourtft Mraat
Baterad at tka poitoHea at Klamatk
Patlt, Oragoo, for traaamtaatoa
through tha malla aa aaeoad-elau
matter.
Subtcrlptlon terma by mall to any ad
drew In tka United Statee:
Oaa year 91.00
One montk . .la
KXAMATV rAUA. OREGON
TUESDAY, AUG. 87, 1918
PIONEER NEVER
LEFT THE STATE
JOHN SMITH OP BKNTON COUNTY
DIES AFTER ILLNESS C A
YEAR WAS PROUD OF HIS
LONG RESIDENCE IN OREGON
TRAIN ROBBER WAS
KNOWN LOCALLY
V. H. McDonough, the well known
contractor of thla city, waa one of
thote who wore greatly eurprlied at
tha newa of the arroit ot Wei It Louiu-
berry of Medtord toon after he had
robbed a mall car In Kama. Mr.
McDonough waa well aiqualnted with
Louneberry In North Dakota a few
years ago.
"Loumberry la a ion of Cotonel
Loumberry, who for ytari waa prom
inent In polltlfi In North Dakota,"
aid Mr. McDonough. "Young Loune
liorr. urlor to coming Wcat, waa a
....n M..rk rimninr into Karco, He
wna popular at bqth enda of hla run,
and hla confession will bo a ahock to
the people of North Dakota.
"Colonel Lounsberry waa In the
nnwaiiaiinr business In Karao years
ago. but drlftod Into politics, and
finally was appointed to a berth In
the land offlco In Washington, D. 0."
CORVALLIS. Aug. IT. John
Smith, a native of Denton county,
died at his home In Corrallta tha
other day.
Mr. Smith waa born Norember 19,
1860, and waa a son ot Mr. aad Mra.
Qreenberry Smith, prominent pio
neers. He haa resided In thla county
all ot bis lite. Ha followed farming
and stock raising, and waa aa exten
sive holder of farm lands. Hla frlenda
and acquaintances of the state and of
Denton county In particular are
numerous. For several years Mr.
Smith had been falling In health, and
about a year ago he suffered a stroke
of paralysis, since then being con
fined to the house.
Mr. 8mlth waa proud of the tact
that he bad never been out of the
state ot Oregon, and It la said that
when asked why he did not take a
trip and' see tha world he replied:
"I don't believe there Is any coun
try better to look at than thla Is. I
do not believe any country could be
better. It salts me, and I don't care
to look at anything elaa."
BLIND MAN MAY
REGAIN SIGHT
PLAN IS TO TRANSKKH KYKH OK
HANUKD MAN TO APPLICTKD
CITIZEN OOVF.ll.NOR IS PETI
TIONED TO PERMIT OPERVTION
MAYOR SUGGESTS
WEEKLHESSION
EXECUTIVE BEUEVE8 THAT
UUILDINO OPERATIONS WOULD
BE AWED BY CITY DADS MELT
ING EVERY SEVEN DAYS
Mayor Thomaa F. Nicholas suggest
ed thla morning that It mlght'be a
good scheme for the city council to
meet every week during the height
ot the building activity In order that
permits for Improvements In the city
might not be held up,
'The growth of a city la very Im
portant to It." aald tha mayor, "and
while under ordinary circumstances
the city council meets but twice a
month, the building season develops
a good many people who wish to add
to the city's homes or business blocks,
and with them the time Is Import-aat"
The school board, evidently real
ising that time la decidedly material
In building matters, when It decided
some time ago to build a frame house
on the Central School plot, waived all
formality and dispensed with a build
ing permit. It aeemed Just like old
times under the former administra
tion for building to go ahead without
a permit.
The school board's apparent neg
lect of courtesy toward the city coun
cil will not probably result la any
embarrassment to anyone, for the
council, It Is claimed, cannot under
the present building ordinance, en
force Its terms. It la said to be ao
full of holes that Jt will not hold
water,
ill of holes that Jt
ater. jf
Cut flowers a4 U
aiim
Main street.
New Line of Solid Gold
I wish to announce that I have put
In the famous Cutleafilne of Solid
Qold Jewelry. To fflose who, when
buying, desire the f est, I invite you
to call and see tbfs line. It la the
Jewelry for a 1I9J time. Thla line
nka from 19.60 to
bea from 99.60 to
us from 91-95 to
from 97,60 to
eta from 90-60 to
Includes Sleeve
99 pei
912.60;
920;
912.50, and
910.
1
mmtmmmtmm
FRANK M. UPP
DENVER, Aug. 27. It tho straugo
request ot William J. Abrama, a blind
maa of Denver, Is granted by the
state authorities, and consent to one
ol the moet remarkable operations
known to medical sclenco is given by
Lewis J. Wechter, condemned to die
In the stato penitentiary at Canon
City nost week, Abrams will look
through the eyea of a murderer tho
rest ot his life, provided the proposed
operation is successful.
Abrams haa forwarded his petition
tc Qovernor John F. Shafroth, War
den Thomas J. Tlnan of tho stato pen
itentiary and to Wechter, condemned
to die on the scaffold for tho murder
of Clifford J. Durrows In Denver last
year. Hla petition Is supplemented
by a statement from a Denver physi
cian who, after an examination of
Abrama' eyea, declares that the opera
tion can be performed successfully.
If Abrama' request Is granted the
physician and surgeons will be In the
death chamber when the trap Is
sprung. Immediately after Wechter
has been officially pronounced dead
the eyea will be removed before the
removal of the body from the death
chamber. They will be placed In a
saline solution, after which the sur
geons will rush to a hospital near by
where the cornea from Wechter'e
eyea will be grafted .Into the sightless
eys of Abrams.
ANOTHER COOS
BAY MAN LOST
"SANTA ANA IS LATENT Tt) D1H-
APPEAR IN REGION IIUMOIW
OK FINDING BODY IS NOT CONFIRMED
BISHOP
PADDOCK
IS ENTERTAINED
RECEPTION IS GIVEN IN HIS
HONOR AT THE HOME OK Mil.
AND MRS. BKOCKENBROUGII.
CHURCH MEMBERS ATTEND
At tho home ot Mr. and Mrs. J. C.
U.-ockenbrough last evening a very
pleasant reception waa given In honor
ct Right Rev. Robert L. Paddock,
Episcopal missionary bishop. Mem
berk of the- Church of the Redeemer
congregation and other friends ot the
clorgyman attended and enjoyed a de
lightful evening. Bishop Paddock, in
an Informal talk to the gathering, re
lated some of his amusing adventurea
aa a boy, In the region ot Tacoma,
when another youth and he went a
trapping. Ho Indulged In a serious
word at the close, and urged those In
the faith to stand fast for a better,
lirmer church foundation for Klam
ath Falla. During the evening re
freshments were served, the hostess
being assisted In thla diversion by
Mrs. Rov. Henry C. Collins, Mrs. Chit-
wood and Miss Marshall. Illshop
Paddock loft tho city thin morning
by the Upper Lake boat for Fort
Klamath, where be will deliver a ser
mon to the Episcopalians tomorrow
night. After Fort Klamath he will
push to the country further north.
I have a number of new thlsafi In
watches In various sites. I Jrtva th
New Howard, the Trlple-OCatch for
ladles and tho 12-0 also with tha
knife-blade casemr gafitlemen. Seu
me If you need a
Mcliottan.
Block WQtfd
The economical
mer use.
fuel
-sum-
Leave orders at Lawrence's
Cigar Store. Phea 1991.
W. C. B)
MARHHFIELD, Aug. 27. Still an
other missing man at South Slough
adda to the ruyaterlcs of tho locality,
which has attractod much attention
lately because ot the murders and dis
appearances. This tlnio the missing man la lleo.
Kline, morn commonly known In this
locality as "Santa Ana." Today Tom
Talbott, a resident of the neighbor
hood came to Empire to make Inquiry
about Kline, stating that he was aot
at his csbln and that no ono could be
found who had seen him for the pat
week.
"Santa Ana" haa for years lived In
tho South Slough country, and waa
generally known as a beachcomber
end fisherman. He waa called Santa
Ana after the Meilcan gensrst be
cause ot a wooden leg.
The killing ot Jacob Evans, tha dis
appearance of the man working for
him, the Arm belief of the officers
that William Joyner Is murdered and
other mysterious happenings of the
district cause the belief that "SanU
Ana" has also met with foul play.
Recently the city was greatly eidled
by a report that the body ot William
Joyner had been found, but the re
port proved without foundation.
Chronic
A Specialty
B. C. PaUmann,
N. P. $. F.
Chronic sufflrers are invited
to call on thlafdrugless special
ist of chronic? diseases. Many
hundreds of ue most obstinate
ailments hail been cured by
him. Dlseai us ot the lungs,
heart, liver, stomach, ktdnsy,
bladder, par lysis, spinal dis
eases, nsrvou prostration, mus
cular and s tlculsr diseases;
skin and bliod diseases, dis
eases of eye ear, nose aad
throat, and other kindred dis
eases.
Many swo
testimonials
tlon'rkae In
and Qerhsan.
OSlce,
tor's, Third
and subscribed
file. Consult-
English, French
1-8, over Hoc-
II-tt
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lour first
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A Clean Scalp And HealthrHair
Many ot your friends have found that a lutafTani grown at
hair soft aad glossy aad a etalp free from dajfiruff, will rM.i
rrom me use
NYAL'S HIRSUTONU
This Is the procedure J
Wash the hair with warm water aad aJfure aoap rlu.s B,
miglily rub tha scalp with a stiff bruth-jppply lllrsutone-ruh u
lu well and dry the hair before combing, i
(lease understand that Hlrsutone jafnot merely a hair wssh
It is u I'jnlc a food.
While It thoroughly tlMaweft, It also prwveau h.,.
terlal actloa aourtshea and aeSnutatra the roots of the
hlr removes all daactrwf
prveervra tka Mature! beauty
Nral's lllraufkave should be
It sells at 60 centsMd 91.
UNDE 1HJ W OOD'8
Ka retara ,!
nl color of the hair.
your dresslngtabls,
o txitlle.
WESTERN TRANSFER GO.
OiDre) Phtwo IMI, RraleVara
lll'H NKRVI
IIAGOAGK
MOVING AND GKN
PIANO MOV
JOIS MOO
KRflL
INfFA
HlfkasUp aa
tun.
IOHT
THANKS' HH
SPKCIALTY
Delivered aay I'lar In Towa
Proprietor
IK)N 1. ZUMWALT, Prealdral. K. M. MUHfl, Vke-IW aad Tra.
IINIIT K. WITHROW, HecrrUry,
Klamath County Attract Co
ABSTRACltNG '
Surveyorssind Irriptlon Engineers
MAPS, PLANS, BLUEPRINTS, I
MaaaU. falls, Onasi
First Trust
Klinsta
TIwYiiiii Ihsimss Mm
Skould atari a baak accent at
once. It will give him a kettsr
standing with those with akea
ha deals. Itsrfll sate hla tnm
the start fatm all dlsputss ts tt
payment. It will asve bla ess
slderajrle In the traasmlsslea et
If you have started sr
about to start la '
en aa accoant at Um tint
rust and Serines Usak. Taa
will not be the only small se-
poaltor.
Savings Bank
Oregon
How about your
FRUIT JARS
The fruit canning aeaaoi
here aid job aesd.
rli
now
I Jars
Let ui Mil you the rigjiti-ri at the right
prlcei and we know we can aatUfy you
sftaaaalhftliajor thf Bill Jan
W M. Or! H U R N
GET OXA.(emfillill
INTIMI
Any perana who aaeew ataasra at all jeSCas tiirm Just as qakkk;
as Ilia na ha UmA Jr
llerauae each day that la eJlowediSu poaa larreasea Ike treakN
Juat that Much more. r
Wa have a free service of Ksjtnlaatlon hem that Is for aaybeay
anil everybody, J
We employ oaly the BBoetjCpproved meUioda for traUag
.. - mmaaare always eaajai tney should Be.
aan aural
flniiluatc aad State
Inten
I OpUclaa.
Prralilmt, Alet MarUa. Vice Prilee Chas. H. Moor
CaahJer, Leslie Rogers
THE FIRST NATIMAL BANK
Capital IIOOj
TklatavaidakBKBl
aLaBaaBizs.ajsrBBBi
L. V. Wllllts, ChaeTaVlloora. I B- P. McCora
Alei. Martin, s.H. k. Reamer,
We lavlte tha accoaau of Uaakal
cuaau aad Iaolvlduala.
, ajaaBfacturera, IT,