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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
JANUAttY.j, in,a
HeriftOassfcdAdrs.
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SITUATION WANTED
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DO TOU NEED occasional help. In
your boat work? If so, call up
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FOR RENT
FURNISHED ROOMS tor light house
lsg; rent reasonable. 110 Sec
Mi street. 11-tt
OFFICII ROOMS Choice suites la
'. the Odd Fellows and Wllllts build
lajs; best locaUon In the city. See
W. O. Smith, Herald office. 10-tt
FOR RENT House ot eight rooms;
' furniture (or sale. Enquire at
ooraer of Pine and Juniper. No.
. 7-5t
The Evening Herald
V. O. SMITH , Kdlter
Published daily except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth Street
Entered at the postofflce at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second-class
matter.
Subscription terms by mall to any ad
dress In the United States:
One year ft.00
Oae month "
iLiimir uuhllfttioil unit ot sciierM .1..
dilation In Klnmntli County, o.
Officers and Men of a Newly Formed
Jewish Regiment Fighting for England
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KLAMATH FAIiLS. . . OREGON
TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1018
FOR SALE L. C. Smith & Bros, vis
ible typewriter in good shapo, $20.
Call Needlecraft Shop. 9-3t
FOR SALE
BARGAIN lot of wood at Murdock
property, on High street Inquire
of L. B, Kianear. at Star Drug Co.
31-tt
HOUSEHOLD furniture ot all fclnds
for tale at Mrs. C. O. Morgan. 29
Flan street. 11-tf.
FOR EXCHANGE
WANTED TO RENT Typewriter
with standard keyboard, for three
Months. Box 197 4-36
MISCELLANEOUS
111
AND STOP AT
KLAMATH FALLS
TOO MANY BOARDS
WANTED One Incubator; name
eendltlon, kind and price. Box
166 etty. ll-6t
HELP WANTED
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WE WANT a local representative
la Klamath Falls to sell a practl
wil article; sells at sight from win
dow, oBce, or stand In department
store; nigh class and legitimate
Bis money for hustler; salary or
sommlsslos. For our proposition.
literature, and sample, send fifty
cents. Chicago Novelty and Mfg.
Co. of S. F., 130 McAllister street.
San Francisco, Cat ll-2t
WANTED Agents to sell to all gar
aces, and anto and motorcycles
owners an article of exceptional
merit. Big profits. Address Flota
Mien, 808 Wright-Callender Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Cal. It
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
fc CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT COMPANY
ABflTXAOTS INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
TlUe Men
GOVERNOR WITHYCOMBE. In
his messago to the Legislature
today, hit the nail squarely on the
head, when ho urged tho lawmakers
to work more toward centralization
of tho state government and control.
While the de-centrallxatlon may ap
pear to be a success in some respects,
nevei theless, it cannot be denied that
the division of authority among many
also makes a dUIslon of responsibility
and instead of one or two persons in
direct charge being held responsible,
they can refer It to this or that com
mission, which In turn will "pass the
buck" to this or that board or subdi
vision of board.
Another tendency ot this commis
sion craze has been to to duplicate
much work. While some of the com
missions are perhaps necessary, there
are soma that are largely figurative,
and they could be dono away with
easily, their work being taken up by
other departments at very little ex
pense. Oregon Is largely overridden by
commissions and bureaus without end
which are for the most part unneces
sary. And summed up, the greater
part of these, instead of bringing
benefit, have brought higher taxes to
pay high salaried commissioners, and
regulations so stringent that capital
ists hesitate about making invest
ments. These officials are supposedly
the servants of the people, not arbi
trary rulers, and it Is believed that
the present legislature will see they
assumo their proper places.
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A LITTLE SPORTING GOSSIP
By Hal Sheridan
MAN
RELIEVED
Omee and Residence,
NW eor. 7th and Main ph0Be 11B
CLAYTON M. WHEELER
PbjBfcUa and SergeoB
Oeteopath
SpoadylotbempJst
(Spinal Treatment) .
OMce teuts: 8 to 11:80 a. mj 3
to 8 p m. evenings. 7 to 8
KLAMATH FALLS
Steam Laundry
Guarantees first-class work as
well as first-class service.
Rough Dry, Oc per ponnd, 40c
ped doseau
New collar machine prepares the
collar for the tie.
Scattered Shots
NOW, IF GOVERNOR BLEASE
wants to finish his work in South
Carolina, he ought to close all the
school, burn the churches and give
each paroled man a gun and a Jimmy.
ONE FELLOW says the men who
want to see the town go backward,
not forward, are those who still ne
glect numbering their houses.
IF YOU CAN'T boost Klamath
Falls, perhaps you can speak a good
word for Merrill, Bonanza or the
Fort We're all the same.
IS ANYTHING being done toward
that road through the Lava beds?
iWood! Wood!
Week Wood, single, double loads
lt-!sch Body Wood . . .
18-lnch Limb Wood
4-ft Body Wood
-ft Limb Wood . ,
Rock Springs Coal
(Extra on hill)
Leave Orders at
Severe Deal Store
P. C. CARLSON
1M
Midway Livery Co.
IN NEW HANDS
Horses bought and sold. Har
MM and buggies for sale. Good'
rite tor hire and gentle horses.
Jet hay and grata tor sale.
T
VXR WEATHER Hall of bulleU;
rain of shells; thunder ot guns;
clouds of smoke; storm of attack;
floods of reserves; showers of shrapnel.
THERE ARE TWO classes ot men
who can bo said to thrive on the
misfortunes of" others. They are
lawyers and doctors.
United Press Service
NEW YORK. Jan. 12. What has
become of Willie Ritchie, is the ques
tion just now before the local sport
ing public. The question Is espec
ially appropriate at present with the
really fine crop of lightweights now
bidding for public atfalr.
The White-Welsh, tho Welsh-Shag-
rue and the Shagrue-Whlto fights of
recent memory and the Wh'ite-Welsh
affair scheduled for tomorrow night
have all served to focus attention
upon that class. But to date Ritchie
has not been heard from.
No one thinks that the man con
quered by Welsh In London is all in.
Ritchie's friends have declared that
his eyes are suffering as a result of
that famous or infamous battle in
tho English capital, but no one be
lieves that tho Injury is a permanent
one. Hltchle Is probably doing the
sulking Achilles stunt and taking on j
weight at tho same time. If ho over ' WOMK.V Ol
BY DEPARTMENT
Ailmlitlitintor't .N'otlto to Creditor.
In the County Court ot tho Htuto of
Oregon, in mitt for tliu Count) of
Klumutli.
In tliu mattvr ut tlio vstnto ot (ivorcu
Schuul, ik'U'umxl, W. II. Bhnw, nd-
inliilatriilor.
NOTICi: Is liuruby then, that W.
expects to get back In tbo ring ho will
have to do It soon or not nt all. In
tho meantime ho will havo the hopos
and the best wishes of tbo countless
fight fans for ho has alwas ueen a
popular scrapper.
While on tho subjects of light
weights It is worth while to notice
the varying points of view in judging
ten round and other short bouts.
The question Is, which Is worth more;
science or the punch?
Following tho dictum laid down by
"Snowy" Baker, the Australian pro
motor, most of the Now York critics
favor tho scientific boxer in tho short
bout. This is tbo English system and
token into consideration the number
of points piled up during a match re
gardless of tho riiRgedncss of the
other man.
Till: LIBRARY CLUIl U. Shaw haai been duly appolniud
i administrator of tlio iigtalu of George
hi:lpi:d allkviatii coxih.8cUuuI Uocoaawl.
HON OKTHHi:i:OU FOUR TAM-I All persons tuning claims nh'aliul
IsalU estate itro hereby required to this 23il dnywf comber, 1814
I C. 0. LOW.
Xndco or NlM'rltl'M Hnl.i
II) vlrtuo of mi execution mul r.
Jiler of milu duly lusuml out of tint t'lr.
a ult Court of Xliunntli county, o.
i;oii. on UucninlMir 22il. toil, R
orlnlu cult I" "' Circuit coutt(
wltoriiln l.oulmi Welnhnrd, Amin Wc.
'sliiKiir, lli-nry Wagner mul I'nul VM.
'slUBti, oxeciitrtissim mul vxocuiora
ot tiu lam "111 mul tvslmiioiit or Hen.
It) Wulnhnid, dycimuod, iIoIiik bii.
iu'kii iiiultr tlio iiumo mul ntylu of
I tuiit WVIiilinrd llinwery, nro plnln.
ii it n. mul l.)'llu Iteoil. C. L, Iti'iil, o
'T. SIuiw mul H. A. Krosvlinl nro il.
feiul.uits, mul wlinrnlii tho ilnfinuldnt,
tt A. .KroM'liol Is decreed to lmo h
1 tllHt lluti on lot U til block 2X of Kirn
AililllUm to tho city of Klmmttli rn,
.Kliimatli county, Ornmm, In the mim
uf fUTTi, toKethur lth costs mul ill.
Ilitirsmcnts ttixrd nt 1, mul wherrtn
Itlioio pliiliitlftrt u'tovoroil ii ilocrce
jnr.nlut l.)ill Iteoil mul 0. I Itw.l In
'tliu sum or i3.oai.3r., anil 100 m
Imtiirucy fee, mul I1 costs tiiul tils-
' Iiiirw'iiiiinlH, uhlch said ilocrt-it U nd
'jtuUicil to b ii first Hen on nil of tlio
rfiil iiit'tti' iIimciIIkmI lutlow, ou'ii(.
,lnK Hint " hu subjoit to tinlit prior
lien of s.vttt H, A. K'rom'ln1! on snlI lot
o, IiUhI 2S, mul which until ojocutlun
'iHUitnltUMl nn onluriif milo ordurlne
'ami illM'fllut: 'ho mill of the real i.
tntt ilftn'rlticil liolow to nllfy said
lieu of h.-iIiI ilufi'iiilmit, H. A. KrtMi'lid
noil snlil tlciTi'o of plnliitHTii.
Ntitno la Imri'liy glveii, Hint I will,
on tlio 2Jil day of Jiinuury, 1 J 1 & , at
tlio front dour of the court liouto t
Klmunth I'nllH, Orocou, nt the hour of
1 10 o'clock In Him forenoon of nilil dajr,
ncll nt pulillo miction to tho tilxtu-t
bidder for cnh, the following dcrlb.
't'l r'iil property, to-wlt:
j Lot II of block 28 of First Addl
i Hon to tbo City of Klaumtli Pnlli,
i KlmnnHi county, Oregon, to nitlafy
said lion of mi I 'I ilofonilntit it A,
j Kromlicl, mul tnld lot t, block 38,
mul lot 10 of until block 28, 1'lrit
AiliHHtiu to tbo City ot Klnmntli
FjIIs. Klnmnth County, OrcRim,
mul lot C nt block 3 of Falrrli'ur
Addition to tho City of Klnmnth
I'iills, Klamath County, Oregon,
or no much thereof tix may bo uocet'
miry to untlsfy said decreo In faror
of said plnlutlfts, together with all
coil is mid dUliurements Hint have or
may accrue.
Hated nt Klnmnth Falls, Oregon,
ii.iks last vi:i:k
jproscnt name, with proper touchers,
Three or four families In strait
ened circumstances were helped last
week by tho phllantrophlc depart-
men tof tlio Woman's Library Club,!
which Is distributing clothing to
needy people
Contributions should bo loft nt the
library. Among thoso making do
nations of Jato nro Mr. and .Mrs. L.
Jacobs, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Slough,
'wltlilu six months from the dulo
hereof, to me nt my olllco, 20SJ-10
WlllltK untitling, Kluimitli Fnlli, Oregon.
W. 11. SHAW, Administrator.
IICIIT C. THOMAS, Attorney
for Administrator.
Dated January 7, 1915.
7-10-21-28-4
Slu'rirr of Klnmntli County, OrT.ou.
II) OHO. A. HAYDON, Deputy.
23-30-0-13-20
Oitlt-r to hli(n (.'mi ho
POT STOMACH IN
FINE CONDITION
SAYS INDIGESTION RESULTS
FROM AX EXCESS OF HYDRO
CHLORIC ACID
HfEAKiNU ol some fellows' reso
lutions, it might be pertinent to re
mark that there is many a slip twlxt
the first and the twelfth.
BUT IN SPITE of the vials of
wrath some are spilling on the state,
Oregon goes dry in less than a year.
A small amount of money to loan
on farm, land or Improved city prop
erty. Chllcote, 035 Main street. 1-flt
San Francisco Is to havo a woman's
hotel, managed on the same lines as
tho Martha Washington hotel in New
York city.
Ffceae W
Subscribe for the Herald, SO cents
a month.
Plumbing and TmaSAut
We Do the Work Just Right
PADE PINOLE
"The Know How Men"
Cor. Oth Klamath, Phoae 817
Undigested food delayed In the
stomach decays, or rather, ferments
the same as food left In the open air,
says a noted authority. Ho uIbo tells
us that indigestion is caused by hyper
acidity, meaning, there is an excess
ot hydrochloric acid in the stomach
which prevents complete digestion
and starts food fermentation. Thus
everything eaten sours in tho stom
ach much like garbage sours in a
can, forming acid fluids and gases
which inflate the stomach like a toy
balloon. That wo feel a heavy,
lumpy misery In tho chest, wo belch
up gas, wo eructate sour food or have
heartburn, flatulence, water-Drash or
nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digestive
aids and instead, get from any pharm
acy four ounces of Jad Salts and take
a tablespoonful In a class of water
before breakfast and drink while it is
effervescing and furthermore, to con
tinue this for a week. While relief
follows the first dose, it is Import
ant to neutralize the acidity, remove
the gas-making mass, start the liver,
stimulate the kidneys and thus pro
mote a free flow ot pure digestive
Juices.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive and Is
made from the acid of grapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthla and
sodium phosphate This harmless
salts is used by thousands of people
for stomach trouble with excellent re
sults. i
(1'ald Advertisement)
OLD-TIME COLD CURE
DRINK HOT TEA!
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Get a small package of ITamliirg
Brenst Ten, or at the German folks
call it, "Hamburger llrust Thee," at any
pharmacy. Take a tablespoonful of the
ten, put a cup of boiling water upon
it, pour through a sieve and drink a
teacup full at any time during the
day or before retiring. It is the mot
effective way to break a cold and cure
grip, as It opens tho pores of the akin,
relieving congestion. Also loosens tlio
bowels, thus breaking up a cold.
Try It the next time you suffer from
a cold or tho grip. It is inexpensive
and entirely vegetable, therefore safo
and harmless.
RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF. ACH N6 JOINTS
!
Mrs Wise, Mrs WE. Sechorn, Mrs.jIn , Coimly Cohrt ()f Ul0 ,, or S7Zh Snr
J.L. Lnman. Mrs. 1 enry L. Benson,! o.ogon. for tho County of Klara- J "7 I e A and I,
Mrs. Don J X.umwalt nnd Mrs. Jos , ,lth ,uereii, ilieil mul i
S Kent Inunt, their final t
When baby suffers with eczema or1
?nr.. ttnt.ln n1.l -..t.lA .... V .!
auiuo llllllilfc Dftlll LIUUUIL', USU UVMl 8
Ointment. A llttlo of It goes a long
way and It Is safo for children. Fifty
cents a box nt all drug stores.
Rub Soreness from joints and muscles I
witn a small trial bottle of
old St. Jacobs Oil
Stop "closing" Rheumatism.
It's pain only) not ono case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub rooth
Inf, penetrating "St. Jacobs OH" right
on the "tender spot," and by the time
jou say Jack Robinson out comes the
rlinimatle pain. "fit. Jacob's Oil" is
a harmless rlieumatUm cure which new
disappoints and doesn't burn tho skin. It
takes pain, soreness and stiffness from
aching joints, muscles and Ivinisi e'tops
Jilutiea, lumbago, backache, neuralgia.
Umber up I Oct a, 25 cent bottle
of old-time, honest "St. Jacobs Oil"
from any drug storo, and In a rnonunt
jou'll be free from pains, aches and
stiffness. Uon't suffer I Rub rheuma
tism sway.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Dissolution of rnrtnerslilp.
Notice Is hereby given, that the
co-partnership heretofore exiting
between Carl Schubert Sr. and Carl
Schubert Jr. nnd Augusta Schubert
undor the firm name nnd stylo of Tho
Sportsmen Equipment company, nnd
doing business at Klamath Fnlls,
Klamath county, Oregon, 1ms been
this 8th day ot January, 1015, dis
solved by mutual consent. Carl Schu
bert Jr. has retired from tlio business
and said firm, nnd tho said Augusta
Bchubort will contlnuo tho said busi
ness, nt tho placo and under tho
samo firm namo, and will assume all
the obligations of tho former business
nnd take all tho stock, proporty, ac
counts and nssots, thoteof.
Dated nt Klamath Fnlls, Oregon.
January 8, 1915.
CARL SCHUBERT, Jr.
AUGUSTA SCHUBERT.
0-16-23-30
After January Rtli
We Will Give Scrip
WITH ALL SPOT CASH WOOD
BUSINESS ut regular prices.
Lwno money nith order or pay on
Delivery
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
515 Main Street
In tliu matter of tliu ustntu of Mnr
A. Kllgore, an Insane portion.
It nppenrlug to the court from
mo puiuiou nicu in tins cause on
tho 4th tiny of January, 1915, by
Silas V. Kllgoro, tho guardian of
the person mid estate of Mary A.
Kllgoro, mi Insano person, praying
for nu order of this court for tho
anlo of tho unasslgued dower right
of said Mary A. Kllgoro In nnd to the
following described ronl property,
situutcd in tliu County of Klnmntli,
Stnto of Oregon, to-wlt;
The soulhwost ijuartm (8V
14), Miction live (C); tlio west
one-hair of tlio boiithtnsl quarter
(V',i S13U), section live (C); the
southeast quarter of the southeast
quarter (SIJH 813 4 ) , uoctlon six
(C), In township forty-one (II)
south, range fourteen (H) east,
of the Willamette Merldlntf
that tlio auld real property bo sold
at private anlo; Hint it Is nocousnry
ami lor tlio best Intoiest of said
ostnto that said Interest bo sold, or
so much thereof us may bo neces
sary for the proper support and
nmlnteminco of mild Mary A. Kllgoro,
nfi.iesald, nnd for tbo proper sup
port and maintenance of her family
IT J3 III3R13BY OlinniM'n m.'.
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w.o next ot itlu of said Mnry A.
Kllgore, ami nil persons Interested
in wild estate, appear before tlila
feint ut 10 o'clock, , , 011 Mon.
day, tho flint day of Fobiuiiry, 101C
In Ilia court mom of is eourt ,'
Klninnll. r.uis, Oregon, then nnd
1 ioio in show tnuso why n.i order
should not bo made and entered for
tho sale of said Interest n Bnld real
Mopi-tly, ui so much of the same as
muy be found to bo necessary.
' '8 IWuTIICIl ORDERKD,
"ml a topy of this np,i, i, ,.i.
!u d nt least onco a week for i.r
Goniocutlro nnd successlvo wooks in
tho Hyoiiing Herald, u dally naws-
Not lu of Hearing of 1'iiutl Account
In tbo County Court of Ilia State ot
Ori'goti, In mul for Klnmntli
County.
In tlio Mnltor of the Kstnto of Jiurpli
Conger, Deceased,
, Notice la horey gUcn Hint John
,V. Siemens mul Charles D, Wlllcou,
nxecutorx ot tho Inst will nnd estate
deceased, have rcn-
presented for settle-
account of their ad
ministration of tlio ostnto ot h.iIJ
deceased, mul that they fllod there
with their petition for tho distribu
tion ot tlio residue of tho said estate
to the personu entitled thereto, and
Hint .Saturday, tho 30th day of Jan
uary, A. 1). rjl5nt 10 o'clock In the
forenoon of said day, nnd tho court
room of the county court of tho stnto
ol Oregon In mid for Klamath coun
ty, situated In tho city of Klamath
Fnlls, (utility find stnto nforcsnld, Is
jlliu time when mid tho nlnco whore
tliu hearing of tho application for the
Hcltloincnt of said final account, ami
tho hearing of suld petition for final
distribution nnd such other matters
liwtnliilng thorcto ns may be cotuld
crcil by tho court In tho promises will
ho hold nnd considered, and all por
sous Interested In tmld osato are noil
'led then mid there to appear and
fchow cause, If nny they hnvo, why
said Html nccount should not bo ap
proved, allowed mid sotMod, and said
petition for final distribution nnd oth
er matters and tilings stated thoreln
granted tin prayed,
Datod at Klamath Fnlls, Oregon,
tho 24th day of Docombor, A. 1). 19H
i JOHN W. SIEMENS,
CIIARLI3R D. WILLSON,
Kxcculors of tho LuHt Will of Joseph
Conger, Dccunsod,
20-2-0-1C-23
Not Ico of Flnul Account
Notlco Is hoieby given to tho holm,
creditors, or other porsons InUrestod
In the estate of N. 13, Poston, deceas
ed, Hint tbo 2 1st day of January,
11 I C, has been appointed by tho Hon.
W. H. Worden, Judge of the County
Court for Klnmnth copnty, as ths
day for the ucttlomont and tbo hoar
lug ot objections to tbo final account
of the administrator of said tats.
EARL WHITLOOK.
Administrator ot the Estate of N. H
I'oston, Deceased.
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