r ASM TWO
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
WAAMWMAAMMAMAMM
CITV AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
AMTRACTB INSCKAMCB
Mam bars Oragon AaaoclaUaa
TltU Mm
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Miter
Published dally aicapt Sunday ty
Tbe llarald Publishing Coaspaay of
Klamath ralU, at US fourth Straat
OSce aid Resldsaca,
NW cop. 7th aad Main Pn0M m
CLAYTON E. WHKKLKK
Ifiyslrlaa aad Hargcoa
Osteopath
Snoadytotherapsst
(Spinal Traatmeat)
Oflcn heuse: 9 to 11:30 a ra; 1
lot p tn.j eveaings, ? to I
Kntarad at lb poatoflc at Klaav
ath Pall. Oregon, tor traasattaaloa
through (ha aalta aa aecoil-claaa
ra attar.
nrv. Who was "behind" the Merrill
HectmlT Did (ho ruo tool tho io
plo who subscribed!
A MKUUIU.ITK.
Subscription terms by nail to any ad
dress la tha United Btataa:
On year ....... 11.00
Oa tnoath , ,10
KLAMATH KAI.LK . ORKOX
SATURDAY, OCTOHKH SI, ttU
. THK KLAMATH PALLS
STEAM LAUNDRY
Guarantees Orat claaa work aa
well aa am claaa aerric.
If you. haTa occaaloa to aiakt
complaint mad do aot tat la
tadlata attsatloa, phoaa
D. B. CAMPBELL
lKutln of IVtrtnerwhlp
Notice Is hereby given that the
ilrm of Harris A Co. I this day din
solted by mutual consent, 1 having
sold all lay Interest In mid Ilrm to
O. A. Harris and Albert Hower, who
will hereafter conduct tha business
and bo responsible, tor nil obligation
ot said firm.
Al.KX MAHTIN SU.
Klamath Kails, Or., Oct. 31, 19H.
31.3th
SOME MINOR WAR NEWS FROM EUROPE
I.ITTI.K STOHIKS HtOM THK rltONT THAT AUK COMIMI IN
TllltOUClll THK OAIMTAM 01' THK .NATIONS MW cillllTI.VI
KACH OTIIKK M)MK AUK TUIVIAI., IWT AM. AUK I.NTKllKHT.
I.Ntl AT THIS TIMK.
YulkBa
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
SOMK RKOOHD
It Is claimed that women medical
ttudcut complete their course much
quicker than men.
Mrs. W, K. Vnnderbllt Is acting a
a dishwasher In the lted Cros hoi
pltal In Paris.
to make hi
Wood! Wood!
Block Wood, Load SS.80
Block; Wood, Doable load SS.30
(Extra on hill)
K-lach Body Wood . .
U-laca Liab Wood
4-tt. Body Wood
4-tt. L4mb Wood .
Leaf Ontetw at
Bqaar Deal Star
Oar Math aad Mate
P. C CARLSON
IBB
WOOD
Blockwood, Load
lUorkwood, doable Load
2.75
93.75
ML7S
ldaw D17 SU faUM
Dry Slab. J-foot MM
Hay yoar ft-rrca alab early
KLAMATH FUEL CO
0ca BM Mate. O. Paftaa. Mcr
Phoaa 1ST.
INHERE are so many food
things these days we
hardly dare suggest any
one thing.
MINCE PIES
MKRKll.L. Ore., Oct, 30 Editor
The Herald .Noticing In the Merrill
Hi-iord'a roast of tho editor of The
Herald the Insinuation that Tho Her
ald had "Its price," I am constrained
to relate a circumstance.
Wts remember that when tho pres
ent editor ot the Record assumed con
trot of the little sheet, that she as
sumed a particular non-partisan, vir
tuous policy. It w as to bo strictly
devoted to the "peoplo's cause." She
even found occasion to criticise the
county court. She was coin-; to ex
pose all maladministration. Then
with a flno energy she starteC the
campaign to further the circulation
of the paper.
Although not an admirer of her
former conduct of the paper, I "fell"
In. and thought how excellent, ener
getic and great our paper was. I oven
In my enthusiasm expressed my ad
miration to a neighbor a hard-head
ed, honest and Tery excellent man.
But he did not catch my enthusi
asm. He simply smiled, and said:
"Not so fast; there is SOME ONE be
hind her In this. You will see."
In due course of time our Lady
Energy became gradually convinced
that Judge Worden was a good Judge;
that he was a better Judge; that he Is
tbe best Judge Klamath county might
have. And now tbe paper Is largely
devoted to Judge Worden's interests
that the Interests ot the "People"
may thereby be promoted.
But somehow when I read it nowa
days I think of the neighbor's fore
cast, and consign the thing to tbe
MMMMWMMMMMMMWW
ARE NOW
ORDER
and
IN
WE HAVE ALL THE
THINGS THAT MAKE
THEM GOOD
VAN RIPER BROS.
"Quality Groceries"
(Hit aad Mala Phone BS
-AMAm
Masten
WHEN you see this name
think of Good. Jewelry
SlierliTit Notice of Jstte of Personal
1'roperty
aoiicv is nerooy given mat a cer-
tain mortgage executed and delivered
b K. C Oreeley. mortgagor to Clyde
Witter, mortgagee, dated the 31st day
of July, 19 IS. and tiled for record on
tho 31st day of July, 1912. at 2 p. m.,
and recorded In Hook 2 of Chattel
Mortgage at pago 38, has been
handed to me for foreclosure. De
fault has been mado In tho terms ot
said mortgage by mortgagor, and tho
mortgagee has taken possession ot
the property described therein. There
U due on tho said mortgage the sum
of IS00.00 and Interest from August
13th, 1913, at J. per cent per annum
thereon, together with $100.00 attor
ney fee as provided in said mortgage.
The said mortgage covers tho stock
of plumbing supplies, tools, machin
ery, merchandise and equipment In
the store at 706 Main street. Klamath
Kails. Oregon, formerly occupied by
E. C. Oreeley, the mortgagor.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Tuesday, tho 10th day of November.
19H. at 3 o'clock p. m., at the store
at 706 Main street. Klamath Palls. In
Klamath county, I will sell tho above
described property to tho highest!
biilaer for cash, and distribute the
proceeds according to the terms of
tbo mortgage.
C. C. LOW,
Sheriff of Klamath County.
y GEO. A. HATDON. Deputy.
31-6th
United Press 8t.rvlea ibut managed
nvniPiwu ni ii .UW.'i "In. lUiroiigb
.,,,..... w.. v.... in
fernal uumlo mixed with the
smoke," U the way Jnm Slatclnskl,
wlm Just reached here from UumIii.
describes the sound ot gun tire that
he was forced to listen to for eighteen
hours whllo lying In hollo plate
In a field directly In the renter of a
battlefield on which tho Russian and
Herman wer meeting
CI. I I.I -.,-.. Ilu .1 I.. 1 MIMpffU.
.-MmilUUM, Willi Hl"i "I """ '"".... ..I .11-1. . ....
went to Kusstaat the outbreak of the uumbrt ,IU, w ltliu, ,,.
nml an, cnllii; til ll. Ivro toil of
Ptilted ll flrnlo
LONDON. Oft. 31 TtiO II fo
Lieutenant II. t l.ld of the King'
lilllrs was aVed by tiU IdilitlllcalloU j
ili.K A bullet kuinktiii him down.
it to b roniUhtly on tuard agalMi
KUIuey (rouble.
Tho kiaiiej do (hair ulweat la
free Hie llod ut this IrrllallM cld,
hut buu k from ovtrork(
tha)' Kt sIukiUIi; tha llMiaatWa
t Uue clog aud Ibut ttit WMlt la r
talnvd In ths blood to puUoh the a
tlru sytleiu,
When your klduvys acha aud fsal
Mlko lump ot Uad, aud you bava
utliigliig pain lu lb back or Ika
j urine U cloudy, full of sadlaiaat, or
' .t. I.L.I.Io I. I,rltl,la llillaln vi.il
lliw hiwiimv, , iini.wi.t ww..mw ww
jlo neck relief during tut night kH
)uii hake verv hvadachsa, usrvous
ot(ii'l dluy pll. UpU4um, acid
(loiuncno or rueuiuausui in vau
Hcaibr, get from your pharmaeul
abiiiil (our oiirv ut Jad Hsllsj lake
tabUapooulul In a ! ot walar
mti,Mv.w.tiiu:h .......
DalsiU.1 1
I wLai AnnonnccMeaia
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Allornay o. i: win,. A.
cai,d.dl fr Jiuili. J,' r"
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jtt.ii iiilrliis Ulr vh,.u7ML
br.1 (Hied for a judlrUl aU "
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,t , ' belnte brvakfs! each tuomlug and
,n uul eeu scratched . ... " .
Hi a few da) )our kldnay will act
i
'Hi.. M'1.1 folium ,ll la uiaiIa lif
Jiilltiiaiidlhlnkti Miiyll ' ,. ,.M,M ,.,. -M,
it would run up," , .'::: .:. . ,v.
WIUI I1IMIA, IUU ! WW99 uvw iwr
Kurallon lu Huh and stlmulala
rloKgod ktitu). lu asutrallia Iba
add In utlns o It ho loar la i
ouive of Irtlutluu. tbua tadlait
urluary aud bladdsr dliordsrs.
I Jad tUtl I ltuipinl and caakol
Injurs, makr a dsllgblfal eSsrVM
'rent lltblawlr drink, aad nobody
'tan make a wUlaka by taking a llllla
txcalonally lo kep Iba kldaayt
(clean and active.
I (AdTrltMMAt)
are Kiiltic
dUbea before tbe rtrt of May net,
made to support a field piece, and
will lm sure to get our trade.
WII.UHvJOIINSTONK CO
MEAT INJURIOUS
10 THE KIDNEYS1
war In an effort to find hi father and
get him out of the couutry lie
could not find him and bo was re
turning toward tin' Herman line
when bo ran afoul of a battle He
was In tho roldt of bunting shell
before he knew It. He found a ort
of a dug-out. which ttm Russian had
made to support a dfleld piece, and,
he laid down In It. He Mid he laid
there for eighteen hour while the
battle raged about him
The noise was terrific." h ld.
"but all the shell patted over me.
and I was uninjured."
Slatclnskl. when the uolne of tbe
guns ceased, crawled out of the hole(
...-.,.. t.l- ....... tl... flMfmnll OU
line-. He was arreted ,eeral tlmes.'u well kno-n authority, who waraaj- Xn. U Wblt.aera. Ilatalo. N. Y.
roiiJiiNrHi:n,..,,7p
I l..lrr to call t,B R,kl)
. let- tbo far, ,U , ,44,'J
being tho pie... liirtHNbcB,, . ,"
twmiu of (L II-mmMic.,, M ,.'
rrU tmrtloi r.n ia .i J .
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Herald'sClassiliedAiVi
ii"innni-a-si-artulji
lfOR RENT
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tb Odd t'eltoa, ., i Wiliita bm.
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LOWKII APAUTill:rr h.rUvj
tir titt(iititlbrt i,iiiMi. .....
T - fit-
Mil
tiiPlit. HlMli ud lllgb
"Dr Tbomo' KclKtlc Oil la Iba
tel rrnirdy for that otlsa fatal !
V are a nation of meat satsra aad -- croup. It h bean used wllfc
jr blood I Oiled lth uric acid, saya 'urcrs In our fsmlly for alsbl yasir.'
Klamath Falls Business Men s Ass'n
Desires to set forth the following facts for the
Consideration of Klamath County Veters:
It It's MI.HI, ImIb. I,, wurtfc.
Mting. Hm. nillr.Hr,
Tha lUrald, t0 a aotU
UK MtllUiidi;
Pur
Alw. Vrfilrle PlifBllilf.. )af,
H . MKJItWLi
3T Wlltim u ar fc
Blockwood Theater
Faatartes W. E. Seetwra In tin
Commercial Drama
"ALL FOR GOLD"
For this, or lu equivalent, oa tlie
spot, tits trill deliver Illocktrood
for S3 a load, aad a so-called
"Double Load" tor 94, with trad
liiK stamps to boot.
PHONB 72
i
610 Main
""" nviijVuvu-t-uxaruij
Does It Mean
Something
Milady, to havo a suit, or coat
which is absolutely correct, hand
tailored, and
Made in Klamath Falls
If t.t, hU'ji in and inspect tho
beautiful lino of samples we re
ceived recently, which aro all
madn In America, and you will be
surprised bow beautiful and rea
sonable a suit you may get here.
J. A. GOLDSMITH
fVinier .Main unil TliinJ strceta
I
To tho Voter and Taxpayer ol tnui
ceunty:
V rcsptttully submit thl state-,
menl of the affairs of the City ot
Klamath Kalis to you In the hopej
that ou will glvo It your fullest
,ew city nan
tnteresi on liu.00o.uo
l'rr,'Ut city ball tent
at 130.09 priuoutb,
13 months I 34.00
Light and water .... 15.110
1'uel 75.00
150.00
of tbe state, o reprint lbs following
(f?ro an atmrnoy and e.outfllmjii
,nf Halem, whlsh app-ard In tb
'tktlem VUltor. Iun of October I,
lll. showing tbe rundltlon prix
iduced In' Haletn In r- Ihsti a )'nr
under prnblbltlunr
Blue Front Livery
and Feed Stables
formerly the Goodman Sublet
WKLL KQUIPI'KD LIVKRV AND
FKKO HTABLK
Mundy Jb Hilyard. Props.
a-SS Klaatatk Art. I'hoat I6I-W
Personal
Wouldn't you like to have a
PERSONAL GREETING CARD
for Christmas and New Year?
We have made arrangements with an Eastern
housed to get cards with your name printed thereon,
at a very slight additional cost
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
With Any Greeting Desired
Orders must be placed early Ask to see sample
UNDERWOOD'S PHARMACY
Ooraar Mala aad 7U HiraeU, KUaMtfa Pall ttragoa
consideration.
While the City Council am lo be
commended for their erturt lo keep
the expenditures wlthlu conservative
bound, tbo expcnM.il of tbo city nra
'continually on Urn Increase.
Street Improvements aro yearly de
imauded by the clllxea. and while
tbo original cost 1 bourne by tbe
abutting property, or properly bene
tiled, as soon a tho contractor turn
tho street over in tho ctly, then we
must all pay for tho up-keep. and
repair of the completed street. Dur
ing tho year drawing lo a close. Sixth '
Street has been improved to the
easterly city limits; parts of Klgbih,
High, i'rospvel, Upbam and White
Streets, rcprcicntlng a stretch from
Alain Street to a considerable dis
tance above tbo portal of tbo tunnel,
have been completed. Third Street
from Main to California Avenue will
I bo completed within a couplu of
weeks. Instead of having ouu team
and a crew of two men to keep the
Improved streets clean and In repair,
It will require at least two teams and
four men. Tho material for repairs
'must be added to tbo cost of tbo
necessary labor. Tbo Council Is
powerless to prevent this Increasing
burden on tho street fund, and tbo
taxpuyor must be culled upon to con-
j tribute to its support; for 11 must bo
uiuiuiuiui'u ut an iiiKuru ur return
to tho old regime of discounted war
rants. And let It bo understood that
tbe geourul fund, firo department
fund, and light and water fund are
ach and all subject, as Is tho street
fund, to an ever Increasing burden,
as Improvements are'domanded.
Our last city budget amounted to
S38,4GG.G0; of this amount, S27,
966.00 was levied by direct taxation,
and 110.500,00 was derived from
liquor licenses.
This year wo havo built, nnd will
be ready to occupy January 1st our
new city hall, for which bonds for
150,000,00 were votod. lu addition
lo tho expenses of tho city last year,
together with tho expense of main
taining the now street pavotuont, tbe
expense of tho now city hall must bo
met In tho new city budget, which
will be made up In December.
,We submit tho following state
ment : ,
bond al C per reul. 3,000.00
Kotlrlng bond. ISO.-
000.00, 20 years .. . 3.5UU.0O
Jnultur sen Ice, IT 5.00
per month Stio.OU
Light and water,
150.00 tier month.. 00.00
Tssl tsa.Q-j
Insuranre, 130,000.00
at 1.35 per mnl ... 105. ou
Maintenance 150,00
When bob iUHefi with rla (
oms lirhlng kln lreutt. bis IWi
OlntiannL A little of it tot 14
way and II I mi for rbll4fr, rtft)
rents a bo at all druc .lorn,
Old rlty ball..
f. 955. 0i)
150 ou
Dlflcrcnru for
this coming
year '.17.505.00
iihi auou ngurc (wiin tbo ex
cepttou ot fuel, light and malnte-
nttnro), ctltnati of which a tit tery
toiiMirvalUe, are accurate and ran
bo verlllvd by tbo rliy rrord.
Kvery property owner In tbo city
knows of th wry great depreciation
in property vnlum during tho past
thrii yturx, wllb no prospect of any
cbango In tbo Immedlalo future. City
property of any kind rannot bo sold
at present for a fraction of Us valiio,
and If our burden Is Increased silll
further by voting away Urn llccimn
money, $10,500,00, and that amount
added tu our levy by direct taxation,
who will want lo buy rlty properly T
Or bow can wo Induce factories or
mills to locnlu In our city 7
There are now many vnrnnt build
ings on our main street and If we
vote dry there will be several more
of the best stores on tbo street va.
catttl, ns well as many residence
now occupied by employes of licensed
place.
Nearly nil tint money disseminated
throughout tlui community, by this
class of trude, Is transient money,
which Is spent by workers who labor
hero during the Numiunr months, and
which will all go to California If the
city goes dry,
Wo must also contrast the comll.
Hon In which our city was during
tbo dry peried: thirteen blind pigs
running twenty-four hours a ilnv. mi.i
crlmo of all kinds rampunl, with Us
great cost to tho rliy and stale.
Kndlsm and theory have no ninn.
In tho upbuilding of our city, and win
servo only to absolutely destroy our
property values, and return our city
lo tho vllo conditions prevailing hero
during our two year dry period.
wr mil purpOSO Of show n II...
effect It has had on tlm capital city
(Hy John D. Turner, Attorney and
lU-Ounrllmah)
SAI.KM, Ore,, tpl, 31 'or a
luiatrmont rottrcrnlng the nt ot
I th dry policy on HaUm, and In
jau.wcr lo the article by K. II, lck-
MiaM litlblUbe.i lit tba tjlnHl Ulalea,
man Augut 23, lll.ttnd In the New!
Itepubllc tinder dale of ftri(rmber
II, 1914, I submit tho following
Decmbr I, 1913, rlslem rioted
hr nil en saIuou. tbfe rmtaurauts,
I wo wholesale hoiiom and nlthdrvW
llijuor rmli Irom eight drug
mtlire. thu denying heret the an
nual rnVeliUo of 115,100, Tim M
loons employed IU).fle inett, the
restaurants twrjity.flvp, Tosjetber,
they bad a payroll ol 15,700 jr
month. I'rurllrally all ibin who
t'oudurtmt saliHin and lhiu rm.
plojed by the 4ikiia and reslati
rants have (eft lun, All I ho build
in K octitplrd a year ago by saloons
are varolii, exrepl U llul have been
ocrupM by teiianl bo left aiiotbtr
building vaeaul, moving only to hot
tar their location. Heveral of Hie
bet bulidingw In limn have their
windows boarded up to serve as bill,
board. There am now morn than
500 modern dwelling fur rent In
llaletn.
llental reliirn havo greatly do-
tifirlnlwl, Htiiru proiierty 011 Mlat
street, which for llv ynsr had
reiit.il for k5 per mouth was re-
icaeit wlihln four months after the
city went dry for iwu year al Ilia
rati, of 10 per month. This I but
fair samplo of the reduction all
through tho business section on
property (hat was up for releasing
or renting slnre the rlty went dry.
IIii.Iiicm llniiraralila
Kvery merchant In town, except
onott radical lwhl-.ha com
plnlned of (ho poor business done IhU
year, and In order to keep going have
dUpeiued with all llielr surplu help,
Ihns throwing n good many clerks
out of their regular monthly stipend,
Mmiy of ides,, ,v, ,,w ef Halem,
spiking work some place el.t. Thrwi
hou siores Imvo been closed, two
I')' Iho sheriff mm voluntarily.
j of the largest drygood stores
has been sued for llm first lime In Its
twenty years' i-xlsienco. Ha Ism hs
neen the closing of fourteen places nf
M..ues, ninnr I ban saloons, nine
tho ilritt of January, 101 .
Klnnmllt Kails llnlncs Men's Asso
elation, Hy W, M, Duncan, fine,
Vote 333 X No Against Prohibition
DO THIS
It j ou t culttE to l In Uiv
upplf. Ut u Cfuio roar kin
befitr? gulnr or teoJiut clMtr,
Our guaranlro ttimc ta )v u
stress as ynu l!t tssi;y:sj
prim IMH.t Mllaiy
lt'4 (rue (he j ,tt Ui
UitMlvd otiin Iblnc little, t ft
thing itllidi, but tiiMtr sttlik-l
ran U bought uwr( I hit fall lUi
for ctfs ptetliiua )rsi, tail
lust I bo aterace xtbp b)r
than OU be paid bfete.
Now rrop and ffrb tk el
am Jiui arrhlnc. It turerd qak
ly It mean a miIiic I" )nu frott
U of llilrre.l, nuuiir n4 tot
age; aln the lter piunU W
011 small drib
We can and lll blp ; "
much In thu way Study It ff
yourself, t oner )oti id tbB
taki: IT.
Hrlng your 111 or ntsll ll l
SUNSET GROCERY
KIIKII DAII-V
Oysters Shris
Crabs
All flllier r'lh In HeM
Peoples Market
i... ait rmiMali
HOW'S YOUR
ROOF?
IM IT
in hhai'i: wmww2!
W. D. MiBrf
CJcacral ""
llepslr Work
Ultra
I'HONW lT
(Paid AdrarUatsMat)