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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
HERALD, KLAMATH FALua. uix&uij f
Chocolate to Be Taken iGovernor Is Still Silent
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Liquor Question Will
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Princess Doesn't
Like Fat Husband
From the Soldier Diet, women Are Hopeiui of & 1$
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trtatai aad boancllmaa,
tar Tatar Wiailt alk. at the
May cKy aleeUeawUl b asked to de-, Stearns, Artie Worrell, Fred Hynd-S
de wkataar or ad the saloons ( man, Mrs. I- n. Klnnear and J. B. -boaM
ceatlaae. TklswaapracUcally' Mason. j
decided at a bui neetiog held last There were many women in attend-,
sight at Once M. Sf. church. auce at last night's meeting, and sev-t
Arthur R. Wltsoff, C C. Home and etal took a prominent part In the eve
Fraak M. TJpp were named to draft an nlng's program. It Is more than pos-,'
ordlaaace, embodying this. Another slblo that besides the wet and dry a
.committee waa named to circulate an tlcVct, the prohibitionists will place a(
InltlaUve petition, aaklag the placing ticket in tho Bold at the coming elec
of tka question on the ballot. Mam . tlun. )
State Treasurer Is
Supported by Court
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SAUUf, Jan. 13 The employment
.of Stale Senator Claude McColloch by
State Corporation Commissioner Wat -
.sea aa a legal assistant to the cor-
poraUoa department was sot legal.
m Mate Treasurer Tom Kay acted
properly la refuting to pay McCol-
WILSON BACK
AT HIS DESK
WHDKXT APPEARS TO BE ,
OBEATLT RKKEFTtTKO BT BIS '
aaaRAXBTJffi TO VILLAGE IN
Uattaa
WASantOTON. d! C Jam. IS.
PrsaUsat WBsea reached bare at
7:tS Uila morning from Paaa Cbxis
tlia. Mies., where ka spent a three
weeka' Taeatloa.
Tka praallsat aetmed to be In ex
"eetleat kealtk. He waa rushed to the
Watt Bvaaa la am aatomofcOe, aad
wlU asatme kla work wttaoat delay.
line before boob WUaoa waa en
groaasd la a kaga aecemulatioa of
maU'aaft kaotty problesas awaiting
solution. Ha mat with tka cabinet'
them tka tentative draft' of the special I
- km will M.W w. I
aest weak.
If fat dosjs afces jomr iaaaraace.
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Old papara for startiag Iraa. Tea)
casks am armfal. Coma aad cat a1
leaf. WrO. Bmttk Prtatlag Co.
Harald waat aaa krlmg results.
The Future of the
Klamath Country
Rem ss a sssstaatal Ikee-Md ham
'Agricultural
Industrial
and Recreative
An Ideal Combination
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Today b the Time to
of That
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Hi BsWai DerdifMat Co.
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Ibcra of thU committee are E. M. CaU-
I cote, Curtis E. Wlddoes, Mr. Frances
Boyd. MIm Maud Carlton. O. A.
'loch's salary warrant, according to a
(decision handed down today by the
supreme court.
The court held that the attorney
general and the district attorneys
were the proper officers to glTe legal
assistance to the state officials.
STEAMER GOES
ON AN ISLAND
RO YAIi MA1X LINER IS CARRYING
R1Q PASSENGER LIST, AND ITS
OONDITIOX IS SAID TO BE DAN.
GEROOS
United Press Serrlee
ST. JOHNS. N. B.. Jan. 13. Tha
Royal Mail steamer Cobeqnold la
ashore on Brier Island, according to
wireless reports received this after
noon. Its position is believed to be
dangerous.
The vessel is carying a large pas
senger list and a valuable cargo.
Alva Beals. formerly a resident of
Klamath Falls, but now living in Red
Lodge, Montana, is here for a short
visit. Mr. Beals owns considerable
property in Klamath Falls, and makes
a regular visit here every year to look
after it
Oa Bayiag Trfca.
C. E. Atkinson left this morniag
for a two weeks' fibylag'vlp. He will
visit Spokane, bisaSfdbome, oa his
way East.
Subscribe for tha Herald, SO easts
a month.
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Princess Sophia, wife of Eltal FriU,
the second son of the kaiser, has
found .out her husband la too fat.
Consequently she Is llvlag In Paris
without him. and tha kaiser Is mak
ing strong efforts to get her to return.
Kitel Fritz la a good, solid, substantial
German, but this does not suit the
princess.
TRANSFERS OF -
REAL ESTATE
United States to Lewis B. afarster.
patent. NWK Sac 29-26-11.
Unite States to Charlotte L. Wln-
nard. patent, NH SW4.NW4 8E4,
SV4 NE4. Sec 24-25-10.
L. Augustine Vallett to Consolidat
ed Investment company, warranty
di-rd. $10. Iou 11 and 12. block 24.
Second addition.
John Koontz et uz to V. R. Alien,
warranty deed, $10. portion of tha
NEU NEK. Sec32-SS-; alao kaowa
as lot C, block TO, Klamath Addition.
O. D. Cravens to Fred Melbase et
al. warranty deed, $10, loU 9 aad 10,
First addition.
N. R. Dale to Esther N. Sale, war
ranty deed, $100, part of lot 2, block
65, Nichols addition.
Emma O. Obenchaiu to Silas O ben
chain, warranty deed. $10, half Inter
est In 1st 3, block 50. and part of lot
11. block 50. First addition.
Silas Obenchain to Emma O. Obea
chain, warranty deed, $10, half Inter
est In NW4 NE4. Sec 7-38-9; 8ft
SW K . NE 4 SV 54 . NV Vi SE '4 , 8ec
16-39-13; lot 19. block 3. Railroad
addiiloa.
Carl Adams et ux to Jasper Ben
nett, warranty deed, $10, part of lota
4 and 5, block 2, Original towa
Amanda Hamaker to Frank Ward,
warranty deed. $10. part of lots 1
and 2. block 19, Original town.
Unitad States to Jamea L. Worlow,
patent, EH NE4, NE SE4, Sec.
t; NW SW4, Sec. 22-40-10.
United States to Annie M. Worlow.
patent. N4 NWji, SWfc NWii.
NW4 8W14, Sec. 4-41-13.
C. C. Low et ux to Lloyd Low. deed.
$10, lots 7 and S, block 85, Kiajnatk
addition.
Mary T. Catlin to Mary J. Catlln.
deed, $1, lot 9, block 37, Crescent.
State of Oregon to R. J. Stewart.
deed, $400, NWtf 8W4, Sec. 29;
NEU 8E, Sec 30-39-8.
8Ute of Oregon to R. J. Stewart.
deed, $800, SEK SEtf, 8ec. 30; N
NEK, SE-4 NEK. Sac. 31-$-i.
Lloyd L. Low to C. C. Low et ux.
deed, $10, lots 7 and 8. block 18.
Klamath Addition.
John H. Starr to C. C. Lewis et ur.
warranty deed, $10, lot 12, block 302,
Darrow addition.
John H. Starr to II. C. Lea Is et ux.
warranty deed, $10, lot 13, block 302,
Darrow addition.
J. W. Bryant et ux to C. A. Arnold.
warranty deed, $10, NEU 8WU.
Sec. 16-38-9.
George D. Emory et ux to Martiw
Brothers, deed, $3,000. Nos. 9. 10. 11.
Altamont Raach tracts.
Tha Herald, BOe a awatk
To boot Klamatk eoaaty aaad
im naraid to year
frtwda.
United Tress Strvlca
WASHINGTON. I. C. Jan. U.
In spite of tho fact that chocolate U
easily carried and one of the few arti
cles of diet which will "Kwj" almot
Indefinitely. Secretary of War (larrl
son has ordered Its abolishment as
an army ration.
The reason asstttucd for this acllou
Is a report made by Dr. C Ixins
worthy, of the department of asrlcul-,
ture. ho declared that the army
chocolate Is "defective as to digesti
bility." Soldiers have come to retard
CONTEST HEARING
WILL COME LATER
OX ACCOUNT OF THK ABSENCE
Or" COMMISHIONKIt KKHGLSON,
MAY HE HELD 11KR)HK WIIAO.V
8. WILEY
The hearing in the contest of Curry
A. Smith against the heirs of the late
John Steevers. scheduled for Thuw
aay, nas oeen postpones, insieau. u
will be held February J.
If United States Commissioner C. J.1
Ferguuson is still away from the city
at that time, the testimony wilt be
tnlrn In frnnt nf Wtlann Q VIIr
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who will be dtputlted.
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a homestead in Klamath county.
CHINK ATHLETES
WIN THE MEDALS
CELESTIALH SHOW AN ADEPT
NISS TO TRACK ATHLETICS '
THAT SURPRISE IIR1TIMI AND
AMERICANS
United Press Service
TIENTSE1N. Jan. 13. Half of thu
gold medal and over a third ot the
silver and bronze trophies hunar ud'
In the International sports meeting
bere. under the auusolcea of the Armr
Y. M. C. A., were won by Chinese
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"...w wm vi vwiuran
amateurs.
Their principal opponents. British
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uuu nmcMuu auiuicri suiiiuuca oerc.
were astonished. Verr few of th
winning Chinese are graduates of for
eign universities.
Leaves for SoeUi.
uurgo . iaason leu inis merning:
for Long Beach, Calif., to Join bis
wife and sonATtey will remain in1
the south a monfb. before returning.
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Hera on a Visit.
.iaie wiiKins, wno la on bis way
fho la
from Portland to California, is visit -
ng hU brother, Colonel M. O. Wllklns
f this city, for a few days.
To Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Griffith, who C0B.'nnyr nnaU lisin
duct Eagle Rldge Tavern, are prepar-UIKntll dKm HAIR.
Inn to leave In a few days for Cana-' "
dian parts
They will be away until
spring
Subscribe for the Herald, SO cent
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C0RREQT1ME
can bo had oaly wRli accurate
Umepiecea. If four watch or clock
la not keeping exact time, bring It
in aad let mo put It la perfect con
dition. The quality of wot turned out
of a repair shop depeada largely
on Uie ronndeare the worksaaa
baa In his ability. I have swfl
cleat confidence la my work to
guarantee every piece of work
doae. If you waat roar repair
work done correctly, brfag R bere
Frank M. Upp
H. P. Watch laspector
this food as the (tteatwt nJ l'1
standby li under arms In tho field
when ration may be short
.Within of njual nutritious lue
which ma be carried as psslly b
jet bwu discovered by tht miert
who repotted unfavorably on choco
late, but expcrliHPnts are bolus; made
In an Oort lo flud some subtllute for
tt. which HMem all of the advau
Uises of chocolate, yet will mil be
"deliterlott to tho health of the con
miners" which chocolate Is accord
Inic to the rejuirt I
MASTERPIECES
FOR EXPO.PALACES
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(Herald Sjil Service)
KAN KltANClSCO, Jan. 11 Many
of the Kreat palntiufs of the old mas-
trs, which hae never Lror len
loaned to any exposition, will be seen
n the Palace of Fine Arts at tho
Panama-Paclnc xiwsltkm
These have been secured
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sm of John K.
IrtiArtment of
iut ruvtu ,itu EaiHuiiaim ut ,uuu rm
U Trak. chief of the department of
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itho United Htalrrt after a
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est ot all the art center. In the expo-
sltlon tilAti fnra wnnrlrfnl ilUnlftrl
of art inai he securrd promise of
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MANIAC KILLED
BY MAN ATTACKED
IN STItl'fitil.E BETWEEN PATIENT'
AMI ATTEMIAXT AT SALEM
ASYH'M. BOTH FAI.I AMI PA
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Whltnev an trmliit
vn,m .i,..i, . ill,. . vrnlrK as planned.
w allaco attacked hltnuy, and the
two tussled While struKllnS they 1 Jt"1K '"Ia was to addfr Die club
fell across u wooden block, and a'01 "T,, '''"iPl'Inrt." Iilnic on the
corner struck Wallace In the nit of b"ich Um" 0,"-"l Jt". be ha a
the atomacb, causing his death.
" curoncr raaue an
"" exonerated Whitney
The coroner made an Investigation,
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ranch, by middle-aged lady. Apply
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funilshed, 41C Pine street. Inquire
' Dr. F. M. White or White --'
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Tea and Sulphur, properly comim.md.
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(lustre to tho hair when faded, streak
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Ing scalp and atops falling hair. Year1
,ago uie only WBy to get this mixture
-was to make It at homo, which U'
mussy and troublesome. Nowaduys
by asking at any drug storo for
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Homedy," you will got jarK0 bou,
of tills famous old rrrlm. f. .....
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iLITERARY CLUB
WILL NOT MEET
I'IMJK tJAI.i:, WHO W.tH TO M.
imiLss ult(;.M.TIOS THIH
EVEM.Mi, It .sTII.I, tlUT tIF
KiaMATII FALLS
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"""t (,'' ffo tb city. th Klamath t
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'"'""o n0 " not mori mis
,Kmi nuiEhl lino actua coud lions.
and an effort w hn n-,i0 lo i.Vfc
hlrn ftddre the club later on
Dilrlfir a rrnt k..vn. ..(..1. 1..
".....,. ..,. .. , ,, , e.nffiiirni in
( - tport, Me . tho tides wre hc lilish.
,at of the year. rUIn 2S fi 1 i,i..
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m. avi-rnE rl.n ami fall ,,( (t,n HJ
ul " arr ahoiu H rt
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Out of the High Rent District
Wo have moved to our new location at
721 Main Street and have added a big
lock of new ioodi.
Low Rent, Low Prices li Our Motto
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BRADLEY HARNESS CO.
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FIRST WIAVINGSBANK
KLAMATH KAtLS, ORSOON ,
lc hBKd in Cunntkui
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not KlieU Up liOl" Tbs data o 4.
eutiun bag been ( tor March 4. i4
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bat litoo.
Mr WakeRold
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orai
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children, Tbo lullaotf,
clKtitnftaittUl, txttdrd le
torn.
that she and a man bl Ut
buUn4 to HvaU In a Iffttt ( ltWf
Ttirfe ntv now about forty "tjtt
luclrai rllnkj." In tho Unlltd tttata.
Btftir.Ilm in ir. J E. WatllQ of IW
t'fthmity of I'lltstiora. The ftftl of
turn flitilr. for the purfwo vl tcd
in And rUMlfylnx Menially utvxruU
rhlltlrrn, 4i nMabllsbud In the l'l
vrf(tx of Pennsylvania In 1.
iTbn avrfatp area dmlrillfTl b
raiurr ort tl,r flnrl fnrvtts of It
I nHc4 rltato U about lOO.ooo cr
In (Irrroany ibe area admlnlurJ tf
a man of univalent rank U abovtt
700 acre.
The JapanM Laundry
U again pn for buslne, and
aV om to give ut a trial, m
tiuv jruu wo am good, first
rlaj and rlperlentril worl,ian
n all fancy rablng And Iron
In We alao do rougb dryluc.
New City Laundry
Phoaa 184
CAI.I, AND IIKUVr.lt
I U.I FoMrth alrrrf, bark of Plr-4
Natlosval Hank
Check
On tho Kirsl Trust aad Havlais
linnk for tha amount of your
bills mid note bow much more
your creditor will respsct you.
'I'lmy at once claaa you as a
limn who doos business In
biihlness way, Have an ac
count nt (ha bank, and your
ru.llt will lie batter, your
monny safer. Don't tklnk you
have 10 atart big. Small ac
count arn mi acceptable as blf
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