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MONDAY, UCTOmcH la, Nl
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH.
PaeUeaed dally MMft ftaada? fer
Ta Herald Pubitohlag Cesmaeay at
Klaaiath rails, at IIS start Street
OBce aad RmKnm,
NW cor. 7th aid Mali
CLAYTON B. WRKKLKH
FhysJclaaaad Sergeea
PkOBS lit
Sposdyl
(IpfMl TtMUiMt)
OBce heuse: to 11:10 a. m;
to t p , TMlMt. 7 to I
TUB KLAMAm VAUsl
RUM LAVNBKY
Guarantees Ant
wall m Stat aUaa
It you bat oeeajlaa te
coatplalat aad da eat
B. B.
Wood! Wood!
Block Wood, Load ....
: Wood, DoaMe lood BLM
(Extra aa kill)
lt-iaea Body Wood . . .
is-laea Usaa Wood
t-tt. Body Wood
4-ft LUaa Wood . .
Leave Order ot
P. C CARLSON
WOOD
. .BB.TS
leeeae Dry Sena .
Dry Slab, 4-foot
Boy yoar greeai alaa oariy
KLAMATH FUEL CO..
O.Fftaa.Mi
1ST.
Have You Seen the
Big Cheese?
A WO POC.VDEK
IT W1U. BE CUT IN TWO
WEEKS, AND TOU KNOW
THAT THE BIGGER THEY ARE
MADE THE BETTER. FOR THE
HEART OF ANY CHEESE IS AL
WAYS THE BEST. IT IS FULL
CREAM AND MADE IX WIS-CONBIN.
VAN RIPER BROS.
"UualUy flrwerW
au. aad Mala rboee SO
Bkkwood Theater
W. K. Beefcera la the
Oeauaordal Praia
"ALL FOR GOLD"
For tula, or lu equivaleet, oa the
pot, wo mtIII dellfer Blackwood
for AS a load, aad a so-called
'Double Load" for S4, mIUi trad,
lag ataiap to boot.
PliONB 7S
Blue Front Livery
and Feed Stables
rornarly the Ooodaiaa Stable
WKLLkHMJUVKU UVKMY AND
Vim BTABUt
iaWawdw Bellas1' I riiaii
sweesiesiBf ok v"' swjew
.III KleaaU Ate. PkMM Ifl-W
Katered at the pottoaVo at Bias.
ath ralla, Oregea. tar
through lee aatt aa
Subscription term ay mall to aay ad-
droaa la tao United State:
Oaa yaar l.t
Oaa aioata ..... .It
Confusion
SHORT CATTLE
RUN REPORTED
Savants Outline Rules for Pronunciation
(Coattauad froai Pat 1)
KLAMATH r ALU. . . OBBSON
MONDAY, OCTOBER It, 1S14
aiinsi
AND BTOr AY
KJLAMATB FALLS
A XAMK TOR EVERY FARM
TIE custom of naming tb farai U
apraadlng all over the United
Stataa. Iowa la probably ahead of
other atatea at prevent, but tta lead U
throatonod.
Farmers are not aiming their
place for mere aentlraent'a sake, al
though that has a lot to do with the
choice or names. The farmer recog
nize the advertising value that a
good namo creates.
Charles Dllloa of tho Kansas Agri
cultural College, pointed to thte fea
ture whea ho said:
"Why don't you advertise Mr.
Farmer? Get a namo for your farm
and then advertise your farm by that
namo.
"Suppose you choose the name of
Falnrlew. Then buy under the name
of Fairview, sell under the aame of
Falrriew, have your butter marked
Fairview, prlat Falrvlaw on your ber
ry boxes and have eggs marked Fair
view, pslnt Fairview on your wagon
boxes and have Fairview printed on
your letter heads aad envelopes.
'It won't be long before the name
of your farm Is known, and people
will be calling for your products. Tho
town merchant advertises and tho
farmer can Just aa well advertise hta
butter, eggs aad prodaoe."
Let the progressive farmers of
Klamath county aaao their fame.
Pick out a good name, aad let as
know.
We will publish It. and that will
pre-empt the title for your sole use.
list of words, with the pronunciation
given as clearly aa pessible:
French aad Belgian
AUue Ayne,
Alx-la-cbappelte Kx-la-shappel.
Alsace Al-aaat,
Amiens Am-e-en.
Argonnes Ar-gon.
Brabant-le-Rol Dra-bonn-le-rwa,
Cambrat Cam-bra.
Chalons Chat-Ion (nasal).
Chantllly Shau-te-yee.
Craonne Krah-on.
Chateau Sallns Sha-to-sal an (ua
- sal).
Chateau Thierry Sha-to-teo-ry.
Camplegne Com-pa-ayne.
Coulommlers Cool-o-mea-ay.
Epernay Ap-pear-nay.
Eplaal Ep-e-aaL
Cheat CI ham (nasal).
Liege Lee-eth.
Llerre Lee-yere.
Loire Loo-are.
Lou vain Loo-van (nasal).
Lunevllle Loon-ay-veel.
Maubeuge Mo-Burth (r la not
sounded).
Meaux Mo.
Meurthe Mert.
Mouse Merso (r silent).
Mealerea May-se-alr.
Mons Mawnga (nasal).
Montdldler Mawng-dee-di-ay ( 1st
syllable).
Montfaucon Mawng-fo-can (na
sal).
Nantes Nawnt.
Nantaull Nawng-tehyee.
Oise Was.
Oureij Ourk.
Peronne Pear-roa.
Pont-a-Mouason Pon tab - moos
awn (nasal).
Rambervilllera Rom-be r-veal-yay.
Raon 1'Etape Rah-oa-la-tap.
Revlgny Ray-veea-yoe.
Rhelma Ranee (nasal).
8u Die San-dee-ay.
St. Meaebould San-maay-ool.
St. Quenlla- Saa-koa-tan lul).
Sen I Is 8aa- lease.
Seine Sea, f
Setanne Sea-ana.
Solsson Swas-aohu (nasal).
Soaim Sum.
Sulppe Sweep.
Taraionde -Ter-uond.
Thiaucourt Tee-o-koor
Valencieanea -Vau-tn-sce-4!!
Vervlns Valr-van (nasal)
Vesle Veil.
Vle-ur-AIne Vlk-seer-aync.
Vlllo-aur Tourbe VII-seerlorb.
Vltry-le-Krancols -Vee-lrele-frau-
swab.
Aaatriaa
a rods V Qrow-dek.
Ravarusska Ray-a-roo-kii.
Italics Hal-Itch.
Atoraowlta Chalr-no-vtU.
Praemsjrl Pshem-e-el (accent on
first sylable.
Tisxt Teos-at.
Tomassow Thom-a-borr (second
syllable).
Jaroslav Yar-o-slaff.
Dnieatcr Dnea-ter.
Opole Op-oMa (second)
Tu robin Tur-bla.
Krasnostav Kraa-no-tatr.
Wisloka Vle-Iok-a.
Molavad
Maastricht Maa-tricb.
NTKKR MAHKKT AIVAN'KI
CK.NTS IH'llt.Vtl WKEK JfHT
KX1KI -IDVANCK l MTKI
A1JM IN Tllll IUMI M.UK:r
Our Weekly Health Talk
lly llll. It. H. ItANIKLM, Kdltiir The HtrMi.
Itr Natarr's Way l Curia Atuie lllar..,
(Herald Nperlal Hcrtlce)
I'OIITIND. Oct l The call
run was short last wrV " '
od tir rri-l which comniaml
icd a premium Tlnjnlrcr msrkrt
'closed ltllir that Uio precedlug
lwck. showing an advance of about
;15 cent.
! Cow and ticllcrtt r' reV. hut
all otrwr clasaea steady.
! Th Iiuk market VMiird lor tli
'vrk with a ituall run. and continued
lhort until-tbe.rtid of the week.
The market was dUtluauUhixl by
au advance o( 5 lu 10 wnU, and
much better quality of arrivals.
Sheep continued steady and firm
all week Somewhat Increased ar
rivals. Yearltug wethers are In McetUnl
demand, while the outlook for lambs
declines Crime I suit were quoted
Jat tS.& to IS; ewe. M tu M.IS;
)erllnx. 5 to 6.Se: wrlhar. II .6
to H,ii
One of the tlrt aid to the Wk is
rvt Hv rest e iuen not only rt
from physical latMr, but rest trow
mental effort, and. more Important,
rni from finut, Th r"i for IbU
U that disease U due In a great nieas.
me, overwork, not so wuh phys
Ural overwork, but overwork, of the
tarloui organ of the body, hence,
lest remove Inn principal cause) Of
of a titurs serious nature
Insignificant au n
disease. rurtHrmone. all arute lll',he doe It
"ra m
111 I r.ll...
cold will ... well , hf H.ZJ
time under tho rest p r lr,
lit all acute disorder phy.ie., rn? '
iteceaaary to a rapid cut 0 u
contrary, chronic disorder, , UtBi7
ly benefited by bhyalral evtlll "
Walla ploslcal r. I. tl(,or,Ufy u
a rapid cur of ,!) ,M, Um "
Is far more tiw..,rr vi., w.7
-I..L J.... .-l "-!
-IV IHI'MT ia A()
t "r sulirttl
for a purimw t ...
nr. such a a ld, or typhoid fevsr.lpart of the work of ilu. hiM ab4!
or pneumonia, Impose upoa the body i,u rlu oreaii ttihsi.i in na4.
unusual work both In amount and " ,,,, ,,M"I It produri, irft
kind, hence, to cure Itself the b4y I " ! tt (! Is i. !(,, k,'
obliged to discontinue all oftta usual ""I" '' dl- ,giifBu,..
1.. .rk .urn a bhvslcal and mental M'r '' fry organ u,i i., ..i.. ,.
effort, and evn the work of dlgetlou, rrl '"'" '"h1, or (vtrtUi m. , u
and deoie llelf to eliminating tt ",,Jf "" "t lfiorUrii rfM
eas ;mauri In relieving uIsca... (r ,h
'"' ' "ny u( our .Hwmi.
". im Kliu Clllimif afr lt,0 IM.i,
"J lrd
Drlna Dreen-a.
Save Sav-a.
Vlsegrad Vlah-e-grad.
Sarajevo Sar-a-yaw-o.
Srebrenica Sra-bran-lt-ia.
Klelce Klel-ca.
Krasnoslav Kraa-ao-slsff.
Tho Klamath Valley Warehouse
will store grain and Issue warehouse
receipts. Phono SI. 57-Sw
Whoa baby inffara with ectasia or
soma ttchlag akia troable, use Doaa's
Olatmtat A little of It goea a long
way aad It U safe for thlldrea. Fifty
centa a box at all drag store.
Kcuaotuy aad Charity
To counteract the recent ordtr of
tho council en the grounds of econ
omy, tabooing further buying by the
city of towel and soap for the Are de
partment, an "ex-councllman" this
morning presented the flremtn with a
doien rake of soap and a couple of
towel. The name of tho ex-councll
man is unknown. The package was
left on the steps of the city halt.
Mrdford Mall-Tribune
We all know that one of the ttrsl
thing whUh happen tu u when wn
bxonte III I a disinclination or dt
ability for physical eiertlon Nature
way of forcing u to rei. In the same
wsy, Inflammation In any part of lha
body Is usually accompanied by pain
In that particular part, which pre
vents movement and us and enforce
rvt to h part. Iters a valuable I ea
rn n U to be learned from Nature!
When we are slrk, should rt.
The man who trie to "work oaT" aa
attack of Htni-s dUya the cur, and
frequently open the way for dtae
or overwork! organ
eating,
Mr, UUnk (t nrii do.r bright)
- "I think It I. dlsgu.iliu in , S(
a siufe Jtii tu l(H.k rouii. 4 tllf
IVm rt4 ou to tu HomrtlsM
they pro get erl rr p,q 4,
buy, aud that I ity J atj, tt U
go to WtllU'Julinstorie .te, u
am alway mad to f- siBin-m. f
buy or hot."
The Department of Agriculture. In
co-operation with agricultural col
leges I seeking to Interest girl and
boys In various parta of the country
In the formation of apple club, sim
ilar to the boys' and girl' potato and
J corn club already established.
HOW ABOIT NEWCOMERS?-
ALL Oregon wants more settler of
the right kind. Men who will
work; men with families.
A man from Illinois with six nor
mal, or one from South Dakota with
four. Minnesota with six. or Kansas
with three, contemplate coming to
tha Coast. With California to the
south of us with eight normals, and
Washington to the north with three
well-supported schools, ha would be
apt to say, "Give me the state that Is
alive and abreast with 'other atata.
particularly along 'lines of public
school advantage."
Tha voters of the state will have a
chance at tba coming election to put
our state In the progressive list, by
ra-opening the normal schools In
Eastern and Southern Oregon.
.'. Scattered Skats .'.
NOW THAT THE aerial, "In the
Clutches of the Timber Barons" has
been completed. It has bees suggested
that the old melodrama," Why Trade
tb Poor Farm?" be presented.
YES, BUT think bow much easier
potatoes will dig now.
"SAFETY FIRST." aay those voter
who have decided to cast their ballot
against all of the proposed initiative
measure.
A FOUR-DAY vacation for the
school kiddle Is fine while it laata
but, oh, It's hard to resume studying
again.
THE WAR is no more terrible than
some of the Jokes perpetrated at its
expense.
agitation for universal peace.
The final result of the general
election for members of the 8wdUn
parliament show that the socialists
have fifty-seven seats, the cousanra
tires elgaty-ff be and the Jfberato nfty-
aeren. The HberaU loat fourteea
it to the soclalleU.
WHY DESTROY the INDUSTRIAL
PROGRESS OF OREGON?
Hat's what the se-calW "Water Front" bills, Nonbers
328 aad 330 n the balk, will do if passed at.the Norem
ber ewctioo.
Why aake it iqpssiUe to ttiU saw nib or any other
idastriat laborodiCeig pbts on the rivers and bays ot
Oregon?
That's what the passage ot these bills will do.
Why cripple the taebpaetf tf m great taher restates; why cripple
all fare wmtkbng m Orefti?
That's what wi take place if the peaptejtte "yes" aaaaWrs 328
aa.330.
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Why lack ap the tWaoafc if acre tf tter-iaw hahhwiimg apta
the aavigahle waters tf the Stale aa. its aks tf water treat far the heae
fit tf "fare f estate;" way art let the preset, geaeratita have stae tf
the bead, trtai the ate tf these baas?
Industrie of all IcizkU will be driven from Oregon and intending- investor
will turn their backs upon Um State if Uujm o-calid "Water Front" bills b
cobm laws. That is why crreny num. wonuui and child in Oregon will be ad
versely affected if these bills are passed-by the people in November.
Oregon needs outside capital to dry-slop its great natural resource but
we will drive it away if we pass Numbers 328 and 330 on the ballot at the
November election.
If these soaJUd "Water Front" bills are passed by the people, a vast
amount of property will be withdrawn from taxation in this State and this
great burden will be thrown upon tha rest of the taxable property, resulting in
a heavy increase in ovoiy body's taxes.
These bills are vidous; they are destructive of the very best interests of
the State; they ought never to become laws.
The way to defeat them is to vote "NO" 32t and 331.
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YOUR HAIR DARK
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the Ur that mit MllassltH
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Oray hair, bowevsr baaeeeaae, da
notes advancing age. Wo all kaow
the advantage of a youthful appear
ance. Your hair I year charm. It
make or mars the face. Whea It
fades, turn gray aad look dry, wispy
and ecraggty, uil a few application
of HageJ Tea and Sulphur enhance It
appearance a hundred-fold.
Don't stay gray! Look youagl
Either prepare the toatc at home or
get from any drug store a SO ceat
bottle of "Wyetb'a Sage aad Sulpaer
Hair Itenisdy." Thousand of folka
recommend this rvadyto-use prepara
tion, because It darken the hair
beautifully and remove daadrnf,
stops scalp Itching aad falllag hair;
besides, no on can possibly tell, a
It darkens so nsturally aad evaaly.
You moisten a sponge or soft braaa
with It, drawing this through the
hair, taking on small slraad at a
dm.', liy morning the gray aalr dla
appear; after anothsr spplieaUea er
two It natural color Is restored aad
Tadar aewe i The Kerala.
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