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THE EVENING IIEKALD, KLAMATH FALLI, OMEOON
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Our Weekly Health Talk
lilt. II. II. II.VMKI.H, l.'IKd, "llM- fl)urU.."
T iilit'ld Ver Hum H " Hi""ultl About, Hot li ! to Id. .w.lilul
""", """ .. . .... iu - llll llltfl.tlkKi lilt I IK HIll'IK til llllt.l lYIllllllil fiiH). full. 1..
," ,.nitimii aro tht iMiill id rill down tm lil heavy foods, ttiim h.
t icfwlul In1"" "' ,'"1 ,"",,f Uf "",",,1",,, lm "" Hi ittiiimm of
k m.lnil'1 tiarlllu. However, Juki hi iiini-it (runt in th lnlciint. uud th
"', " M, l H uf our ruiiuiuMi Bni Irritation from tin. frttMMiiliit; mid'
'ii UrcrtWttiK d'" ' Umi iml'I'lwiiilMiiHiiB fowl. Afinr tin. liin-
7 'tiuVaie-rUlltiK power f tin' Urn mid Iho body al lnf have b.ii
J", ( ir(rl I tin Hltlnl llmin!' ill-ll lino M Male of lowered nUl-
wills thn Krm I !"""' '" '" Ml"4' " lM " "'" '" ,,'ii I"
it c the l'lH whhli ! the1 with food or nlr. niMl nmlliiK urn
hrtdr'lli "' ',,'(", "M tlMt'tlllin fmoinhli. fur lu growth ami
rut tuny ucretiill attack . '" lt'l"l"'Kii'. lafc up lu abode In
"ill llllWtll "' N'" 'I'""1"' ,,,", "'"HI"'. Mint llMUKI about III.)
IhP man who U gnlua in b l)-'iuil
bltllU fW '" ,'"' I"'1"' ' 'y'"e l,,r W' nl'OMliI llMo I'MIH loinl nil.) K4-
irouuilal,t 'r ,,m !(" '' i-r. e IuhiI.I avoid fa a (io.nl-(
ILfof ll'" allark, l "'' "", l,,,r 'M" tattiim Ettii Into tli body Mm '
T(lbni4 jner originates In U" 'l Jt'lu imHiiiau(, Ihiui .i fini
laiwllti". Ifttfo " mu1 '"'"- ,,,JI' ' "! 'Hsiii"). ami no iimru
litticil iltat incH II "rl rtlt than rfallr ihH In Ihl y w
Vr wontli 1'trtr.llui! lit" Mlark lln rati .w Uo lni-lliit ami Dm li.l In
. ii t--.m tei-lli.i.likiliff. In HVer.lfdl siirh f.iiiitdlii.i h Itt kii. Miitlv t...
tJ(.HOW I""' "" """ " - ' -"
leg" b l 'alius mor fiwl loan In I ft ml iimH faini r.im In luren
tln'jlft ami ui m; h I !' " iil niK of irjiholii r only a
lot MlnUM" lM"' ,,M' rict frlfil nll r rnt of ilioi ulne tlm not.
((hhJ, oli'M loo intirtt fl. A a,ii(fil watur or fiM. nt-r -rally ton-
Itult l larto liarmnu imiu rH.-(nai; iw uirnn i nut who on laii
Hotel Arrivali
While IVIImn ,
J M llmlfont, Klamnth AifliiyJ
Jan 'I I'hlnnorli; Halnini I), II, Con
tail raulay, J V. Who., DorrU,
Ifolrl Hull
Halitnla) Mr ami Mm, Amlrn
Diulf-r, J. It, HoMlNon, AUoma; Kit'
Mm I, I'oulkn unit rod, Onti'lln; Mll
CoiikIi, M. C'oiikIi, l)r ami Mr, Cough
lti-nntl(Mi, Voln.y Dixon, K. i. Hal
(otii. MiMliont. Ur It It Hamilton
lfo anil ttnuKliivr, illy, J. I, Wor
low, Matin
Hllliiln) J M llolinuii, Cia llord,
l.otl U'atkor, Yalnax, llarhnuish
Jili., W Juiim, Jnrkioiilll; John
Mr'ruy, llakcraflolil, IMm Wntiion,
jknt.n, V Vtevr.W It llaknr
AK'-nry, ) C Jttrohn, Krnttlp; J
Murl'h). Han KianrUro. M Talhotl.
I'otllatid. Mr Walter Dixon, Kort
Klamath; flurrnru Klilil, ltomhurK,
Or . A M Datum, J. i:. N I'hi'lnn.
Uakitmilnlil It A YoutiR, Mnlfnril
New British War Automobile
Built for Attack on Uhlans
A window ahade bracket ao ihpd
thai a rotter ennnnt bo Jarrwl oaiftf
It It tho Invfntfon of a Now York
man.
lrlm hav fur months it.vh)Ut
Ixlt KrlllllG III rumllltoii (O tn atrli
i.. it..io I. mottt or t Irrliatlon lo
tbe mll tutMtlno from tlm rcrinr-n
,.n,. sh.1 tuiirrfarlion of lln iutiicl
"-' i
)rtj I Torn p lit BlinW or lliulliir,
A ii uprliu rotnr on ami tin t'lillitMr ltr tlif W I tt thai '
tm rttirr maara ll lwtiMilhljnfJ M.I..
for taw txMly to un llm Munl
itartunl t lntr footl. Hi" wan whoj Herald nt d htlna rulia
.Nolle o
Hiwilrd iri'H'l for thr nomlliK of
thn touni)'a lrk at th? Infirmary for
Ihttymr I" r.lnnltiK Sorviuirr 1, 1914,
Mill hi. nirrialnd by llm County
Com l oi to Orlohrr 16, 1914. Thf
mnfrnthl hlddar will rccfltro fr-
I'onrd and ldeliiK.
W . WOltllCN,
County Judrf.
,N' K. MKItltll.l,,
County Cotnmlidoncr
JOHN HAdKITKIN.
Vunty CommlMlnnrr.
:-ct
' USFx
ftfUlnu the German. It ha
When tho flermiint began their
Thin ftiKine of ar a built for tin- uki of the Hrltlnh army In tin. campal-m
lwt.ii uni'd uKulmt tho raldlnic Uhlana by tho llrlilih with coutldarable tITtct.
mliU Into tlttlKlum and France they had comtunlca of Uhlana far aht-ad of, their arm In, and the allies were not
nhlr to toi them. With the tine of thU armored nutomoblle, which hold tKenty men ilh rifle. It waa hoped
villi thU machine to clear the countr) In Hdrunce of the German army.
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
I
I.IITI.K h1Mlltll I ItOM TMK l-'ltO.NT THAT Alti: U)M1.U l.V
THKOt'UH TIIK CAI'lTAIii Of TIIK NATIO.NH NOW FIGHTIXO
ICACII OTIIKIt HtlMK AHK TKIVIAI,, HUT AM. AUK INTRHKMT
I.Nd AT TIIIK TIMt:.
I
Legal Notices
.Noilco for I'uhllra4le
(Not Coal Landa )
Department of tho Interior, 0. 14,
I.nnd Omen at Lake view. Oregoa,
Heptember 11, 1914.
Notice I hereby given that Jleary
A, Orlmt'K, whoio poatofflco addrMa
lit Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, oa tka
11th day of May, 1914, file In thtt
offlr Sworn Statement and Applica
tion No, 0533, to porchaie th lift
8WU, section 3, Township 39 "S,
fiatiKo 10 K, Willamette Merldlaa,
ami tho tlmtmr thereon, under Um
provUlona of tho act of Juno 3, 1878,
and acta amendatory, known a the
"Timber and Stono Ijiw," at inch
vnluo m mlcht bo flxeil by appnilM-
ment, and that, purauant to inch ap
plication, the land and timber thtrs-
on hare been appraised at a total of
$257 SO, the timber estimated 356,
000 board feet at I. CO per M. S9
Juniper pouts at Gc, and the Iaa4
$50.00; that aald applicant will ofer
final proof In support of nix applica
tion and aworn statement on the 9Ut
day of December. 1914, before C. ft.
DeLap, county clerk of Klanatk
countr. at Klamath Fnll, Oregon.
Any peraon Is at liberty to pre
test tbl purchase before entry, or
Initiate a contest at any time befer
patent luues, by filing a corroborate!'
affidavit In this offlce. allacteg facts
which would defeat the estrjr.
JAS. F. nurtnKSS, Register,
10-3; 12-4 h
' Hulled I'resa Siervlce . ll'uu tvnty-one near relations on
FOt.KHTONK Kuslaud, Oct. 5. jacthe servico with the fleet. Her hu-
The folloMlug I told b) u wounded" baud, a jiensloner. Is captaiu-ateward
llrltUh ottlcer Jut returned from tho 'at Davenport barracks. Sho has six
front, of an cpUode of the fighting brothors afloat, two brothers-in-law
'by the llrltUh In the treuches near and twelve sailor drat cousins. Klgbt
L'ambral, of her uncles aru naval in-nsloners.
"It was dluuer time, llut lu this Her father, Thomas Hees of I)acn
ar there U no dinner ruh from IS (tort. Is a Crimean eleran. and one
to J. Tho ahells continued to roar, of her grandfather also sened
but titty yards behind tho trench, through tho Crimean War-
screened ! a bell Of trees, tbo bat- " "
llatlou renvntit had their tires alight .Vutlcu j
.and emplojed their time cooking din-, staled proposals for the medical.
tier for the battalion. That ai all ircatmcnl of tho Inmates of the Coun-1
wry well, llut fifty yards of shell- ly intirlnory for the year beginning!
f.i. Mitt Hr.t.iHfl liiiittiuiii Irifl flirt man .. . ...si. a. i -!
iH'l hlMM4U i-VVM VIHI " il!lr J J-i., ii 2 iSZii-iiT t( I J f - tKltf till
Muthe trtnrhe n plaguy wn from ur tUl County Court up to October''','" ,!' ,'"" , .. .,
jthelr dinner. Fortunatel) tho front 15, 1914. The successful bidder to
j,a clear for a ktiort ttmo of hostile M1pply necetuur drugs, etc.
.Infantry An nRlcer railed for volun
teers. "Immeolatel) a host of volunteers
ximing up Away they raced to the
bell of live and returned triumph
ant with me tins riddled with
khrapnel bulled, and aomo ut their
number on the ground, but with din
ut 1 for the famished battalion. Thd
I men who fetched David the water AnnlleV
W. S.
2-Ct
tt'OKDBN.
Couuty Judge,
N. S. MKIlltlU.,
County Commiksloner.
JOHN HAC.KlJTKIN.
County Commissioner.
.tilvertlsed Letter
Th following unclaimed mail mat.
ter advertised on tbe 3d day of Oc
tober, will be sent to the dead let-
ter office at Washington, D. C, oa
I the 17th day of October.
Hlngham, Charlie
itennett, Kverett
Ilell. I.
ItcCotner, 1)111
McCloud, George
McGregor, O. U.
MeOIll, Mrs. W. IJ.
l'letro. Belli
Itenc. Oswald J.
Stewart, Harry
Steveman, J. M. (2)
Tipton, Mrs. II. C.
Morrow. Willie
llcl'herson, Kobert
Morford, C. L.
McNeney, Thomas
Dukette, l'eter
Hilton, Chas. 1.
Horner. C. R.
Holmes. Charley (2)
Conroj-. Klmer
A charge of 1c will be made oa.all
IB
calling for letters please say adver
tised.
W. A. DELZELL. P. M.
NueamotM
(No. 627 Equity)
In tho Circuit Court of the State ot
Oregon, for tbe Ceaaty of
Klamath.
Marlon A. Cleaent, Plaintiff.
T.
Oscar F, North and J. W. Newhart,
(doing buslaeaa uader the Irai)
name, style aad deccrlfilaa at?
North tt Newhart), co-factaeev
Orr Lake Lumber Coaittr (a
corporation), aad Oscar Faaav
Defendants.
To Orr iJike Lumber Compear, a cor
poration, one of the defeadaalav
above named: 'if
la tbe nante of.the Stau of Oregoaf
you are hereby required to be aa4
appear and answer the coailalatCesl'
against you la the above eiutled
cause, on or before the fltthaay of
November, 1914, and If yoa tall a to
appear aad answer, tbe flaiatlsT, Itf
want thereof, will apply to tfca aaart'
for the relief prayed for la tho eoai--plalnt.
which la as follews: :-
1
.Vol lie of Sale of au Impound!
Aolnial
1 Notice Is hereby gHea that on Sep
.tembcr.29th, I Impounded tho follow
(ng described animal:
; May mare, age 11 years, no brand
Has white spot In forehead, one white
Who nr,. Hie Mutual Clrl uml her , M about , J00
...n..- I . . . .
unless this animal is called lor oe-
ftom tho well of Hcthlehem were no tar 2 p. m. on October 3th, It will be
mightier men of valor." l-"o ' omciats arc pianuing .1 jmW at Jmbc auctlon t0 tno nKne,t
LINCOLN, OUR REVERED LEADER,
fnlted 1'rtws Service
LONDON. Oct. 5. Mrs. Strange,
stewards of tho lrlncei I-adlea'
, Coif club. Mllcham. has no
road from
$30,000.
Coburg north to cost
It In raid that about 1.400 earth
fower ' tremors wero felt lu Japan last year.
SAID THIS ABOUT PROHIBITION : M 8R TROUBIE GO,
QUICKLY WHEN AKOZ WS USED
bidder.
2-3t
KD. OWENS,
l'oundmaster.
An Induction colt has been com
bined with gymnastic apparatus by a
Pennsylvania electrician so that a per
son can take electrical treatment and
'exercise at the same time.
arte.
"Prohibition will work grot injury to the cauie of temper-
It U a gpociet of intemperance within itielf. for it goes
beyond the bounds of reaton in that it attempt to control a man
appetite by legislation, and in making crime out of thinge that
are not crime.
' "A prohibition law ttrike. a blow at the very principle on
which our government wai founded. 1 have alway been found
laboring to protect the weaker cla.e from the stronger, and 1
never can give my conient to such n law a. you propose to enact
"Until my tongue shall be silenced in death I will continue
to fight for the right of man."
Register Before Thursday, October 15
For sprinkling clothing before Iron
' InR thew has been Invented a cup
I with a perforated bottom, the water
bolng released by pressing a lever on
tho handle.
VOTE 333 X NO
k(nt
of, the proposed prohibition amendment will not affect the
preunt efficient local opnon or nome r c
rj'ata,AveilKrt, T!N., ml Wage Ku.crV Leaguo of Oregon. IHirlUa re.)
1
' John Mahan, retired farmer nud
.capitalist, residing at the Hotel
Hauler, t.as that two months treat
jmeui or Akoa, tho wouderfu! Call
iforulu tnetllclual mineral, has about
! completely cot reeled his bladder and
kidney ttoubto. Ho vrrllea:
1 "After suffering for live years from
.kidney and bladder trouble, 1 can say
that Akos has douo wonders for mo.
My condition was made worse by my
advanced years, having passed tho
i7r. mark. I hnd all tho distressing
symptoms of the nllmeut. Had to get
up muuy times durlug the night 011
account of tho trouble with my blad
der. My ontlro system felt tho ef
fecla of tho complication. My bauds
'had a paUled coudlttou, and 1 could
htot keep them still. Tho tlrst two
weeks or the treatment 1 noted great
Improvement. After taking tno nitn
ernllsed Akoi water for two months 1
feel stronger than over. The fre-1
qiienl calls during the night are now
gone, and the action or my bladder
and kldueys nro normal. My hands
no longer continually shako, and I
feel better In every way. I will glad
ly answer by phone or calls any ques
tions regarding what Akoi did for
me."
HOW'S YOUR
ROOF?
IS IT IX SHAI'K FOn WINTER?
W. D. Miller
Dee Ceuerul Itooftlag and
llepair Work-
FHOXK 1(47
John Mahan
Akos will bo found effective lu
treating iheumatlsiu, stomach trou
ble, liver, kldnoy and bladder com
plaints, catarrh, ulceis, piles, skin
diseases and other ailments.
Itomembor, you can get the Akoi
lomedles nt tho Underwood Pharma
cy, Klamath Falls. Call or write for
further Information regard log this
advertisement.
Bkckwood Theater
Featuring W. F.. Seehora In the
Too Ileal KdutaUoaal
Ik Ptwer tf Cisk"
It U all powerful with us, aad we
will deliver a load of Mock wood
for $3, or a load equal to what
other call a "Double l-oatf for 91
llfONK 7a
We Give Green Trading Mawaa
That four cerUln claims for log
ger's liens, filed In the clerk's oBce of
tbe county court, Klamath coaaty.
Oregon, on the 13th day of Septem
ber, 1914, by Marlon A. Clemeat,
plaintiff, Charles Stallwortb. Ed Kel
ly and Joe Clement, aggregatlag the
amount of five hundred fifty doltays
and twenty cents, which last tare
claims for liens were duly assigned to
the plaintiff, be foreclosed aad Judg
ment thereon obtained, together with
seven dollar and twenty ceate, dark's
filing fees, twenty-five dollars attor-
eay'a fees for .preparing said dalme,
and one hundred dollars, attorney'!
fees for foreclosing the same, aad
for costs of suit. That taa logs
and lumber upon which the .same Is
attached and held to ba a valid (teazle
located and situated upon the fellow
Idk premises, to-wlt:
Oeglnntng at cattle guard
number 41SA oa tho SouUsra Pa
cific right of way. la Sactio Ive.
township forty-one. south raaga.
. eight, east of Willamette Meridian.
Klamath county, Oregon, extending
thence southerly along said right
of way one thousand fast; thence
westerly and at right angles with
said right of way, one laeasaadi
feet; tncfuertbirly ui ttjafttU
with laid right of way one thousand
feet: thence easterly to the pteco or
beginning; snd : i
The. west Rail of the neriheast
quarter of Section six, township
forty-one, south range eight, east
of Willamette Merldlin, Klamath
County, Oregon. j
That said property sold upon exe t
cutlon, and tbe (proceeds applied to '
the payment of said suras of raoaey
above mentioned, due the plslntll
herein, and that you be forever barred
and forever foreclosed of all right, .
title and Interest In and to said prop
erty, and for such other aad further
relief as to the court may seem. meet'
and uh to equity appertain.
This summons la served upon you
by order of tbe Hoaorasla Henry k.
ftenson, Judge of the above eestflfd
court, which order la dated - '
ler 19th. 1914. The date stMsst v
publication Is September Itd,jtlt,
and the last dais of pubMesWoa M -,"
November 4th, 1914, ( fijrt
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