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NEARLY EVERYONE IN KLAMATH
COUNTY HAS BEEN WAITING FOR
Atkinson's
Annual Clearance
i Sale
These events have become of the
greatest importance to the economical
housewife. It has become the annual
outfitting for the home, the children, the
wife, the husband and the entire family.
The people have learned that
ATKINSON'S sales are different. We
do not offer simply a few articles of shop
worn goods, which no one wants, but our
patrons are given their choiceof our entire
stock of high class goods at prices that
are a delight and a godsend to the family
of small means, who are compelled to
observe the greatest economy to make
their limited earnings cover the needs
of the whole family.
The sale will commence Thursday
morning promptly at 8 o'clock.
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527 Main Street
WATCH WEDNESDAY'S EVENING HERALD FOR PRICES
C. E. ATKINSON
Klamath Falls, Ore.
Coast Chinese Expect Cleveland Studies the
Another Revolution! "Big Sister Movement"
Telia of SneaUhop Tasks ied and considered on the Cth day of
Mrs. Mary Minora, less than 15 (July. 1914.
-ars old, testified before the United i Bidders will be required tc submit
lueir prupusai: uuu uiauu iuvjjaicu
Stule Commission of Industrial Re
lation! sitting in New York that ahe
lived with her father, mother, brother
and husband. She has a 6-nionths-old
child. Mm. Minora told the commit
tee that she earned CO cents by work- within
lng thirteen hours a day, finishing locution of contract.
by the city engineer, and no proposal
will be considered unless so submit
ted. Said Improvement to be completed
- months from date of ex-
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HAN' KltANOIHCO, Juno 1C All
lip and down (he Parlfic count plans
nr said to bn rllnMilne lit Uio various
oriental coIoiiIp for niiulher revolu
tion lit Clillin, Tito campaign Is said
lo I; under llitt Kdlarul direction of
lr Hun Vat Hen, who u Arm pro
Visional prrnldrnl o( the prompt lo
(Hilillo aud mainly retpoiislbtc for (lie
revolution uhlch ovrrllimw the Man
thus. Bun Is In exile In Japan and
I'renldenl Yuan Hhl-knl Is reported to
Imve orTernd fl,000,000 for Ills head.
In the United Mates Hie agitating
li being done, by Y I. listen, fur
whom, dead or alive, Yuan Is under
Mood o have offered f 1 00,000.
lUleh linn toured the country and
protease to have, fouud Unnuclsl
backing. He in authority for the
Internum Unit llie revolt Is already
simmering In coulral China and may
bit epe(cd to break out lit full
violence within the uoxt few months,
Tim agitator chargo Yuau with
having undone all the work o'f the
revolution uud established a des
potism of his own under the name of
a republic.
Home of them glvo hi in credit for
being a sincere believer In a despotic
form of government for China, but
they say thuy do not propose lo sub
mit to It merely because he Is sincere
In thinking It desirable.
During a heavy storm In Koola,
olo a fanner lost his hat, and some
nun later received It by parcel post
Iroin a man l.t rildney Neb., which li.
forty miles away lu a straight Hue.
'i ho latter had found the hat on his
l.irin, and discovered the address of
lis owner Inside,
Subscribe for the Herald, SO cents
h tnnath
lldla's population Is JIG, Kit), 390.
or whom 2l7.68tf.S92 are llludus,
fiC.(147,'J!i!i are, Moslems, 10.711,436
,i,o Uuddhlsts and 3,870,203 Chris
tians. The census was taken In one
uglut by 2,000,000 persons, aud cost
only 1676,000.
CLEVELAND, June 16. A "big
sister movement" to help solve the
social and workday problems of the
Cleveland girls la the ranks of the
employed took Its Initial step today
when Miss Alice Douglas, mission
worker, left here for Chicago to study
conditions thorv under Miss Marie
Lawrence, Chicago's original "big
sister." i
Later Miss Douglas will return to
Cleveland and put the movement un
der full headway. In addition. Miss
.'Douglas, aided by other prominent
social worxers, win secK to nave ev
ery city adopt some plun to aid the
working girl.
The movement will embrace clubs
.tltd other places to uttract girls of
the. department stores and factories
who now frequent public dance halls,
where they are always confronted
with attendant dangers.
trousers, and her mother earned 70 to
SO cents. As some of the male mem
bers have been out of employment for
nine months, these earnings main
tained the household.
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Uee the Old-Tlme Sage Tea and Bui-
phut- and Nobody Will
Know
There, are tuo Klaus of insurance.
t.'Mlrotr. write the klml that pays.
tl.t Mala.
Start a Savings Account Now
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liegln to save now by depos
iting evsry extra dollar with
us, add to It, allow the Interest
we pay (4 per ceut compounded
cd every six months) to remain
uud old age will uot Hud you
homeless aud forlorn.
TE M2 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
dray hair, however handsome, de
notes advauclng age. We all know
the. advantages of a youthful appear
auce. Your hair Is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When It
fades, turns gray aud looks dry, wispy
aud scraggly, ust it few applications
of SageJ Tea and Sulphur enhances Its
appearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray) Look young I
Either prepare the toulc at home or
gel from any drug store a 60 cent
'bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
lllalr Itemed)'." Thousands of folks
recommend this ready-to-use prepara
tion, because it darkens the hair
beautifully and removes dandruff,
stops scalp Itching and falling hair;
besides, no one can possibly tell, as
It darkens so naturally and evenly.
You molsteu a spouge or soft brush
with It, drawing this through the
hair, taking one small strand at a
time, ny mornlug the gray hair dis
appears; after another application or
two Its natural color Is restored and
It becomes thick, glossy and lustrous,
and you appear years younger.
(Paid Advertisement)
INJ.V J. ZUMWALT, Pre. K. M. BUBU, Vice Pre, and Tress,
BERT E. WITHROW, Secretary
Surveyors and Irrigation Engineers
Klamath County Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTING
MAI'S. PLANS, BLUEPRINTS, Etc. KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
The successful bidder will be re
quired to give bond In a sum to be
fixed by the council for the faithful
completion of such Improvement In
(accordance with the contract, plans
:and specifications.
Girls Spell Well ' Each proposal to be accompanied
Without missing a word Lucie Kile. I by a certified check, certified by a re
14, of the Horace Mann school, and sponsible bank, for 5 per cent of the
Mildred Schwlnn, 14, of the Webster amount of the proposal, as a guaran
school, Kast St, Louis, each spelled I tee that the successful bidder will en
correctly 1,700 words without stop-Iter Into contract with the city of
Falls', county of KlasaaU aad state of
Oregon, under aad by vtrtae of aa
order of the Honorable Henry L. Bea
son. Judge of the circuit' court of the
Mate of Oregon la and for the oaaaty
of Klamath, made aad entered aa the
19th day of May, 1914, the Ini "
lication under said order, to aciaa
the 36th day of May, 1914, aad. the
last publication to be on the ?th day
of July. 1914. being for elz coaeecu-
tlve and succesalve weeks.
B. L. KLUOTT,
Attorney for PUlaUt.
211-4 WUliU Bulldlag, tOasaU
Falls, Oregon l-J-9-l-IH-7 h
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Legal Notices
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'Klamath Falls, Oregon, within ten
days after the award, said umount to
Street Work
Invitation to Submit Proposals
Pursuant to an ordinance duly imake such improvement Itself,
be forfeited to the city In case of fall-
lure of the successful bidder to enter
i Into contract.
j The city reserves the right to re
jject any and all proposals, and to
passed and adopted by the Common
Council of the city of Klamath Falls. I
Oregou, on the Stn day of June. 1914. 1
and duly approved by the mayor
thereof, notice Is hereby given that
proposals will be received by the Po
lice Judge of the said city, at his of
fice, corner of Main and Second
streets, up to and Including the oth
day of July, 1914, at the hour of 8
o'clock p. m., for the Improvement of
Eleventh street. Including all Inter
sections, from Main street to Upham
street, Worden avenue from Upham
street to Donald street, and Donald
street from Worden avenue to Sargent
street, by grading to the established
grade to a width of twenty-four feet,
and hard surfacing said roadway
twenty-four feet wide with a 4-lnch
macadam base and S-luch asphalt
macadam top with concrete curbs and
gutters and necessary drainage. All
gutter and necessary drainage. All
ot said Improvement to be made and
the tnuterlals to be used to be done
and-furnished lu accordance with the
plans uml specifications adopted by
the Common Council, and now on file
In the oftlce ot the Police Judge of
said city, reference thereto Is hereby
made for further details regarding
construction, materials and quantities.
Said lmprovemtnt'"to be doas'um-
der contract. Proposals will be open-
By order of the Common Council,
A. L. LEAVITT,
Police Judge of Said City.
16-12th
Sunimnaa
(Equity No.586, Register 4, p.lH)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, in and for the County
ot Klamath.
John A. Myers. Plaintiff;
vs.
Mary E. Meyers, Defendant.
To Mary E. Meyers, Defendant:
In the name of the state of Oregon,
you are hereby required to appear
and answer the complaint of plain
tiff filed In this suit against you on or
before the 8th day of July. 1914, that
being the date set In tine order ot
the above entitled court for your ap
pearance and unswer In the order for
publication of summons. Issued In
this suit; and. If you fall to so ap
pear and answer, plaintiff will apply
to said court for the relief demanded
In his said coraplatat, vis.: For a
decree dissolving tha boids ot mat-
rlmeay heretofore aad aow sjrlttaat
between plalatll.aad delaataat, aad
for plslBtrff's cost aad dtsbarsemaaU
herein.
This summons la published ia'the
Evening Herald, a, s dally Mwster.
printed aad publtsited aad f aMral
circulation In th eity of Klamath
Notice of Paadsacy of
Vacate a Fertasa U
Street, 1st fkifteCtMt AdasWim
to Kkuuatli Falls, Oresjasu
Notice u hereby give taat The
Klamath Development compaay. a
corporation, directly latereeted there
in, and desiring - the vneatlea at
a portion ot rreaencK street m
SbJpplngton addition .to.'theatty at
Klamath Falls,, Ofegoa,;seid!;perUea
of street named -belng desert bed aa
follews: '-
That portion of tot nine (I), sec
tion nlnsteea (19), towaahla SIJIV.
range 9 E.. w. M-. Klamath auaty.
Oregon, included wlthia the UmlU'at
Frederick street, Shlppfac addttsaa
to Klamath FaUs, Oregon, aad aorta
of , the Shlpplagton spur, described as
fellews: i
Beginning at the northeast eoraar
of block "A," Shlpplagtoa addiMaa
to Klamath Falls, Orefoa, am taa
west line ot Frederick street; thesjat
north 89 degrees II minutes sasc,
feet, more or lees, to the watt Uaaaf
block "D" of said addltiaa; taeaas
south along said west liaa 44.1 feat.
more or less, to a polat 11.1
north of tbs center liaa of the'
plngton spur; thence southwesteesy,
parallel to said spur aad at a dis
tance of is.6 feet from the.eeaaK
line thereof to the east Mas) ; 4 Maak
A"; thence aorth a dlstaaea af M
feet, more or less, ta Meet of eafav
Wilt, at the regular meeUaf tt tjaa iffj
tomoioB uuuaeii ai mmtm, essy, as
1914 to wit: oa the Ith aayaf
1914, present te the Ci
ell aforesaid, a Htitiaa araytaf
the vteatloa of that ftytHa af JFip.M .-,
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