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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
M I HR
Trmvw?
UI J
The Evening Herald
W O. SMITH.
Editor
Published dally except 8unday by-
The Herald Publishing Company of I
Klamath Kails, nt 115 Fourth Street
Entered At the poitofflre nt Klara-
lath Falls, Oregon, for transmission
I through the malls a second-class
(matter.
Indians Object to
Distorted War Film
PUT A MARK ON
All OF THEM
OUR WEEKLY SERMON
"The Future Man"
II) C. I?. IIM'II.MUH, I'rt.lor Orot .IMIiimIUi I,.Im.i. Unit,i
si en .i cei'itsi: is .ivtnui:n
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
DANCE SATURDAY X1GUT
STAR THEATER
TOT1TO & 00.
"Tlio IVhlto Squaw,"
BUon "101" Drama In Two Parts
Hydraulic Mining
Educational"
"The Joy lUders,"
Comedy
Sfcnni In iIm? Yellowstone
EVERYTHING XKW SUNDAY
STAR THKATKR ORCHESTRA
ADMISIOX, 10 and 23c
Subscription terms by mall to any ad
I dress In the United State:
jOno year . . . . It. 00
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KLAMATH FAUA OREGON
SATURDAY, FKH. 7, 11)14
P
mi itsi: tir tiAMU
TEMPLE THEATER
Satnrday
"The Pay-as-You-Enter Man,"
Essanay Two-Part Comedy-Drama
Patho Weekly,
Current Events
"Some Elopers,"
Lubln Comedy
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH PALLS
Weather Conditions for February
Date Max. Mln. Weather
1 35 12 Clear
? 29 S Clear
3 30 10 Clear
L'nlled Pre Service , tlio scene of the battle, and o far a
pivk itinriK ARHxrv. s. iv vi. I known was never on the held until'
T.- -The Sioux Indians are today mak- htf ,wwl for l,, ,lu, Tt,p)r u i
. . . . , ., ! claim that Buffalo Hill, who plajed ; .,,... i !,., lorvlie
tag pun. to send a delegation to.,ho , of , ,u,f0 u w Um. tttl ... d I e . vl e
Washington with signed protest',,. lho nKom.y, ,,. ulw ay.' N U,,,U- ,',,l, ' A """'
ORalnst allow In the moving pictures when the real tight occurred v,l " ' '" ""i" !l nu" r"l",r"l n"
of the re-enacted battle of Wounded The Indians mournfull) assert that football idiyer lo wear numeral was
Knee to be tiled In the government only oiiu Indian out of the loo thai ihediild l r taulght when the inter
archlxes ns an authentic production. engaged In the battle surtttcd The colter". rmtuall rule muiinitico
The Indian are euraged nt the tllm Sioux hae called n meeting of the. meets here to . icum propovd il'er
leople, whom they claim distorted the grand council of the tribe to protest atlons In the ptnyltiK rules
action of the battle to dellttlo the against the picture going down u I' K Hall, rh Iriuan f the i..m
prowess of the Itcdsklua. history ns authentic. They claim they j mltiio. as to prrtdc It pre
Several Instances are pointed out were misled Into believing It was only ,Hrted Unl that I. chance In the
wherein tho picture Is distorted. They a sham battle, and did not know It rule Mill be made
claim that General Nelson A. Nile, was to be called Wounded Knee. The -
who took a prominent part lu the formal protest will be carried lo Tnngii Ail lUrml
Aim. was In reality tlfty miles from , Washington by three chief,. I ..Mlulwll . ,itt.olllUur-. Uer
Vt-tU). M'tll). I ) Mil" . He with il.utu dirt llu
ilml hortlvlh III) 0tl and bellenelli lll tut nwvot to him
to u.n.viim: SPKiTA'nnis ro (i( ilu tlt p(,H, , ,,, urU.i. Mtonger for It
lllsl'IMH'ISH I'Hl IMIS IHItlMI nig life, alld sttall HOI come llllo con- Wiiods If he I In..,
dem.iatix.i but ed from dentil illy. Ii ll Kiiiim tin, H
Hl.i life John 0 31 pUlurM He lll km m
The trend of the he Ihe IliUiitl. u
' ' f nnl
He IU
n &M. .
he . I,
lr i..
Ilium U toward wh.l on lil nlU. There n.ej i u,
the future shall be llllll tin slory Of tcr, i inu?!
.SewlOII IHilllleil III- hl rtii of duty w ,
Mntdlliodertl tlelire. nt the lirt)rlily tliuugi i i '
liavun toward mod- cl)i.i u worth u.ii.ihi(li q JT
em Hioimht Mlltoti it did bring tiwtwii . n , "
li.WAid miHlerii wor i im soul tiurdnlied
tl I p Hhakrtvale du alld earltt ftilka
uIM lrail III" ( illlivillllr 11,1 . i,,,.!.
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unv
Multiply Nn tun. Ha. thought It kc turiimba uwiatu.
tun Milton (hake ur rtt on n rlnml int Uul a
'Slen,
Snaday
"The Houe of Dtocord,"
Blograph Two-Reel Special
"Slokti PUm,"
Edison Drama
"That Suit at Tea,"
Vltagraph Comedy
MACTXKR DA1XT AT S:S0
ALL UCKN8ED PICTtTRKS
Hotel Arrivals
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
Hotel Hall
W. C. Dalton, Carr Dalton, J. L.
Warlow. E. J. Lakada, Malln: P. E.
Murphy, Steel Swamp; Mr. Ora
Yates. Mrs. X. D. Glnsback, Chllo
quln; H. W. Cunningham and wife,
Cblloquln; W. J. Trlvelpleco and wife,
Algoma; W. A. Kinney, D. B. FulUr.
Portland; S. G. London. I. Odegod, Ci
BOSTON SCHOOL
..t - . tuuny. refine to accept adtertUetueuts
Inler-Clty IVIiatra Tonight j for eou lu tango dancing
(Herald Special Service)
WAHSINGTON, D. C, Feb. 7. !
K.-vnctnieut of a minimum age law ;
Ifin IfllinUAl lnTn.lll be the topic for dual dobatvsi lgl XotKe,
rUll tllillllllALIl I J-hVr0 IUld 'U l,lllad,)l',lU tonight, t'e-.oll.e InUlliig Prtixutla to purr!
w-------- - i w tun tcuiiiH icprescuiuiK iieorKe
Washington University and the l"nl-
verslty of Pennx)lvanla
1'oAie and )Ou will lie alil. I that lieiri
lnv the trend of uliall titl xiillv i,
the IllltrS Ho, to lliill '
nay mo i iiir .nan Ulll r , iw,
the I'lllUlv Un Will He HeM i Jeu brought mall) Utru.(M
rlr.miii- In health and hrallh U il grxttet whs lho falhcthMd tl
Thejr suct'v imwll) As soon we Itod ami he brother hlM)d ol , rj,
llrms rcall Irani a no truth It becomes a world ! ha tried cru4li u
habit The future man will bale a make (olk do rlghl to ulbcr m
'cluan body fruiu habit, jet became It unirer drmauded It u woe(, M j,
mean gKMtrr etnclnicy Imaglno di- uua lgulatum n kiaii.
Jrui as an unclean loan, phicay it allium I a (art e giwd q ,tu
Tb fill urn man will bo clean 111 nrllituir I. .iii,. ,. ,. .,. .
I'll of Klamalli Kail. Itr-Ulennl . .. . . . w ""
' - llll. till .0 lower pialll woum scop iHn m ip law
i.rnrrw! .'iuini vu .... ..., ,. ....ij ..ol .,., 1.1, . ,,,,,,
alo tefuse lo advertise
which sell tango music.
for
XKW IXSTI1TLTIOX WILL OI'KX
Tt)XIOHT TO DKYKLOP TUK
"XOSK FOR SEWS" OX AMIII
TIOl'S CTIW"
Sealed proposals will be rlvd
ll Uoi; ii 4 i,,.
Wo uught (o ibuitlm
United Press Service
DOSTON. Feb. 7. Uoston UnWers-
Hsuttt't Slept for a Year
Mike Youlhouse, a mill worker at
Duqucsne. Pa has not slept for a
year. Ho enjoys good health, and
works regularly. Ho has been to sev
eral hospitals to bo watched, but no
treatment has bceti able to make him
(p.
Kv III.. fw.tlfa. lll.lfM i.f lltn fltV .if
iT.. ..... .V .7. .. I etmrgy
ivismmu r ans, viregou, unm iuv uuur
cnglllo clean ii woum oe a uic in hub a i,ur walk (o, ur tifoll,-,-
It Mould be -oot bulne4. aWe Wo might lu bain
!
- -i-,., y-M-,-,-iru-Laru-uuu,
I, . THE KLAMATH PALLS
8TKAM LADNDRT
Guar-mtM Urst cUa work a
wall aa tm claat atrrlesx
U you bar occasloa to mak
espUlat aad do not gat la.
-d ta attaaUos. pnou
D. B. CAMPBELL
MAXWELL M. LONG
Osteopathic Pfavatciaa
Suit 18 and 19. WalU Building
Pbowepe
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Member Oreson Association
Tltla Men
A. S. LOWMOX
CHIROPRACTOR
Room 11 and 12
Pint National Bank BoJldiag
Klatnath Falls, Ore.
rveumoe. rt. r. t-arg. han rrancuco; ,.. . ..,,. ,, , ... ,... . .
Anna D. Grace, Evelyn Chase. Yalnax; nIwm,. ,nnl.h, ,,. . ..! .,
-.TlSot SrJul 7'"" a n"0en w',"" "-hi. Come and get a
Sacramento; Geo. A. Webber. Los L l" n ,, .., loaJ w- ' Sm"b '
geles; N.Howard. Dunsmulr; U. Sam-' , - . , " ou'vu""'
. , ' , . b-v 8taff nas bveu ma0 instructor of
journalism, and has arranged a series
.of weekly lectures, at
No matt with a ttollutnd 111 In J can do ,.! ,,l ,iii..i.i i ... ..
of S .-clock ,. of K.bru.irjr . ,,, , toor ,r M ..,. ,,,, w , f
1911. or he purchase o l0.000.00 coff0irt ,, .,, ,,,
City of Klamath Falls. Oregon, tec . fti..,i, i,,.ijr. .. , ....'.
jral inunlelual r.rl.lre,l enumii. 7 . ' . ' '""" ""' ""i m,
bonds of the denomination of
11000.00 each, autburlied at an dec-
amlya. Miss U. Samamlya, city.
White Pellcaa
Today' new today In Th Herald.
M. P. Pblpps. W. P. Johnson, Geo.
Watt. E. L. Hutchinson. San Francis
co; F. H. Swan. San Mateo; J. E.
Sslemore. J. R. Sisemore, Fort Klam
ath; J. W. Brlslow, Portland.
Todajr mw m Tka Hmli
rhlch promi
nent newspaper men of Boston will
Xotlce of Final Settlement
reg stered coupon (l(UU a ,OVor of B( eJ)ehe , , Somt j,, w will it torin?
,, , , . acting anl looklug to in Ibu rt- ,u tm), (of tliotr ak. am iku
, . "... s-v ',,,. ., ,,, ,, ,,1;nomlr " n,v '' Wlttg to be- e. tup to lho la.t thuuchl U l
L.trucuonr!:orcr, : , : " i;;-; ?; ';r :r t TL ,ur; wan wm ,M ma" ' 'Utt,;
of six Per cent t-er annum and bo 1 '""""' ' " Wh hi. .out bfrn, ,u Wes
ot six per cent per annum, ana bo,R B , W) afn .n , , m fw4Me.j .
payable twenty years from date ofl. ...,,. ... . w B'' '
,, ' ... , , ' c that ihre am too man; men raiw, fo jM, WM . -.
ly. lloth principal and Inl.r.st py.al'0,,t ?"' 'T "' "! ,hM "" ' n"l,,,,) m4,t JrM "" " "
able at Ihe fiscal agency of the slat. ' . "T . V . TH" ? i . "'" "' " Cl"8n """ '"' ' h "
of Oregon. In the city of New York. , ,0"' T . " ' 'l"' "' "
outline different phase of newspaper ,n tho County Courl ot lho Sut" of
work Oregon, for Klamath County.
In Tela the state Industrial acci
dent board ha held that street rail-
In the Matter of th Estate ot Hans
Proposals to purchase ssld bonds
must be accompanied by a certified
man to lute join nr i .,... i...k , ,
Tin' future man will lw ut the rrtli alld leorlt oil him that !..
chock, certified by sum recognised """, "' '''" l"v,nrt- He will be a man hath eterta.tltie Wo Tbl h, U
reiponslblo bank, payable to the po.;'r lh" so" "" w"1 ,u,n ',' H"0'" ' l"B mtMl Blll n pIW.
Ike judge of said city, for an amount -
way companies do not come within lunderslgned as administrator of the
the purview of the Texaa workmen's M,ato ot !lan Jorgen Nielsen, de
compensation act; that they are ex-icnse'1, na" u,e,, ,n lne county court
empt from tho clauses, which provide of tno Stat0 ot Oregon for the County
that common carriers are not sub-r0' Klamath, hi final account a ad-
Jorgen Nielsen. Deceased.
Notice I. hereby given that ,.., lo flVu r f h- swounl
Sbertr Sale
(Equity No. 507)
In thA Plrriilt Ctttr nt Ik. amt n
Oregon. In and for Klamath i Ject to tne new ,aw' thus makIn al,im'nl',lrat0r ( 8a,d M,"to' BnU the
County. pfoam and electric roads exempt court has fixed Saturday, the 28th
Lulu F. shnh.,rf Pi.in.i I ot Fooruary. 1914. at the hour
... ' J Lucifer matches, that Is, matches!01 ,0 o'clock In the forenoon of said
Oscar C Lee and Dor. F Ij. na. uppca wun an explosive substance 1". a ne time tor Bearing oojec-
GEO H. HAYDEX,
OpUdaa
Office, Room 219,
Odd Fellow Building
ELMER L. FRENCH
Fire Insurance, Plate Qlaat and
Automobile Insurance, 8nrty
Bend, RenU and Collections.
STAR THEATER BUILDING
Do You Want
Something for
Nothing?
It Can't Be Done in
GROCERIES
by successful grocer
If the price I abnormally low
the quality must be Inferior,
We sail only high class gro
erlss. In pries ws can corn
par with any one If the Quality
Is given consideration.
It you gst somstnlns that Is
goed you'll have to pay for It
VAN RIPER BROS.
fendants.
Under and by virtue ot an execu
Uon in foreclosure Issued by the clerk
out of the circuit court ot Klamath
county and state ot Oregon, dated the
30th day of January, 1914, in the
above entitled action in the circuit
court for the Bald county and state.
wherein Lulu H. Shephard as plaln-
clff, recovered a judgment with Inter
est costs and expenses aggregating
the sum of $2,933.72, against the de
fendant, Oscar C. Lee; and a further
Judgment and decree foreclosing the
mortgage therein and barring the
rights, claims, liens and claim of
equity of redemption of the said
Oscar C. Leo and Dora E. Lt, and all
persons claiming under them or either
or any of tbem; I am commanded to
sell all these pieces and parcels of
land, situated In the county ot Klam
ath, and state of Oregon, a described
In said mortgage and bounded and de
scribed as follow':
AH the south half of the north
east quarter, and tbe southeast
quarter of section 34, township 38,
S. R. 11 14, E. W. M., and the north
halt of lota one and two, of section
3, township 39, S. It. 11 E.W.M.,
All being in Klamath county, Oregon,
together with the tenements, heredit
aments and appurtenances thereunto
belonging or In anywise appertaining.
.Notice is hereby given that on tho
26th day of February, 1914, at 10
o'clock a. m., at the front door of tbe
court house, in Klamath Falls, Klam
ath county, Oregon, I will. In obedi
ence to said order ot sale and execu
tion in foreclosure, sell the above de
scribed property, or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy tho
plaintiff's Judgment, attorney fees, in
terest, costs and disbursements and
costs of this buo connected therewith,
to the highest bidder for cash.
C. C. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath County, Oregon.
By GEO. A. HAYDON, Deputy.
30-6-13-20-27 h
bly Said bonds VIII be sold for cash
paid down at time of delivery and
for not less than par and accrued In
terest. ii.i.i i , ... i. . . . ... .
I o.iu uuuus iu uc uaieu April 1,
1911. The city of Klamath Falls re
serves tho right to reject any and all
proposals. Said bonds are Usued and
disposed of under the charter of tho
Lucifer matches, that Is, matches
tipped with an explosive substance
that bursts Into flame on being struck,
were flrst used about 1834. Many
improvements have been made In I
matches since then, the most Import- .1914
ant of which was the Invention of the M
safety match, striking only on the .As Administrator of the Estate ofiof Fobruary, 19H.
"" t,ans jorgen .Nielsen, Deceased. ' A. L. I.EAVITT,
' 1'ollce Judge of the City of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon.
Haled nt Klamath Falls, Oregon.
'January 2. 19H. 1-J.2.9b
city of Klamath Falls. 1'rotin.al. i
tlons, if any. to said account and tbe .imrclimo said bond will bo otw,n .n.t
settlement thereof. (considered by the common council at
Dated this 23d day of January, Jtlio council chamber In the city of
I Klamath tails, Oregon, corner Main
P. NIELSEN. ,an" Second street, on th Oih ,!
We will start this year
Willi Hip ))m prim Mir t.Wi M'.lvlu rnablrw u lu gltr
tiur HUiiiunit llrauil llama mt pound
Our Diamond Ili-aml Hltouldrra wr pound IV
Our Purr Lri! ,wr M -,v .,, i.
Wir for l..iw Ca.li I'rlrea asst High I'rko (IimmL.
The Klamath Falls Meat Company
Hales nnd Palace Markets, Phone 157 and 68
AT ONCE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN,
HEAD COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH
i'
Ureathe Freely! Clears StuiTed-Up, j grant balm dissolve by the heat of
Inflamed Xot and Head aad Stops ' nostrils; penetrate and heal the
Cartrrhal Discharge. Cures DoJll mnnmctf, swollen membrano which
iicaunciic. hubs iuu uuse, neaa ana tnroat;
clears air passage; atop nasty dla-
Try "Ely' Cream Balm."
Get a small bottle anyway, just to
try It Apply a little In the Nostrils
charges and a feeling of cleansing
Hooiblnk relief come Immediately.
Don't lay awake tonight atrug-
irid Instantly vour clogged nose and Kl'ng for breath, with bead stuffed;
!itoj:;,cd-up air paHsagcs of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. By
morning, thr catarrh, cold-ln-head or
catarrhal tore throat will dlsappsr.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely' Cream Balm"
uuiinis cioseu, nawaing ana mowing.
Catarrh or a cold, with lu running
nose, foul mucous dropping Into the
throat, and raw dryness Is distressing
but truly needles.
Put your faith Just once In
Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
at any drug store. Thl sweet, fra-ior catarrh will surely disappear.
MRS. A. PETKRHTKINER'f
Not much silver,
Bat plenty to mt.
For m two bit meal
It can't he basrf.
ISO Sixth StfMt
Oh, Girls!
Give a Uten while wo spiel out aa earful of Candy New
that Mill tickle you. Beginning Sunday, uo are going to
write the amount of our purchuM on slip with dupU
cat numbers, one of which you are to keep. The dupli
cate for each purchase will Im placed in a box, and at
Uie end of a week tlio box will bo shaken up and num
ber drawn out. To lho holder on the corresponding
number will be given u box of (he niftiest Candy ever
nibbled by fair femininity.
When your sweetheart or anyone else's sweetheart
buys you a box of candy or one of our delightful fountain
concoctions, have him nave the number for you.
Come in and let us give you a full explanation. Vou
will be pleased with the scheme, and also with the Candy
The Sugar Bowl
"WHERE EVERYBODY GOES"
The Enduring Gift
King havo always been more
than glfu.
They carry with them more
than mere gift sentiment. They
have a sweet Mgulllcnncc and
regard of thu giver, us w as
tho enduring quality of tho gift
In Itself. Ho when you glvo lot
your gilt bring Its message of
lovo and fulfill also that exist
Ing ilcslro for something beau
tlful. Give a ring, a handsome ring,
a ring you can afford.
Our rings are of solid gold.
They nro so well made that wo
guarantee to replace and roust
free, any stono that may over
work loose, diamond excepted
Frank M. Upp
H. I Watch lusiecior
l.'lil Main Street
Take a Vacation Sunday
and Go to
REX CAFE
ForTurkey Dinner
,Sfcrji
w T SH fS.1 v."!! 1
JTm'j (Jl-a yjP) j J
iogenes gays-
Were in
Business
for Your
Health
ft y$f4f ,r
, , WK I'M AHIHIT I'lM)
.III tho ihiIii, ll. hh.g. sail elhrr dl.roiiiforl- nM.M-Ulr.l with Wis
bleeding .r llrhlug ,, ari, ,,cMr (wM,.,, Uf , u, f N-r. Hla.
II N miiv m..( I,. arltlm. (),,, ,VM, W(. itf)
Underwood's Pharmacy
I'oriirr .Miiiu and 7lh Slrrel., KUmstli Full-, Orrg.m
I
Prompt Service Reasonable Prices
i H
I W.O.Smith Pnnting Co.
I Good Printing
I I'ourtli St., I)twtn Main and Klamath
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