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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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NEWSY ITtMS
OF BONANZA
v nat is me amereaea wtiHiir
! pic In business and profeMlOM Mfl- i-.
tins their money to OrlraUl Utt(W'.t,
Nebraskan Torpedoed Off Irish Coast
&nd farmers sendlnr to mill orBt'i" ''"',
BY YOUNG FOLKS
houses? Ono minute for answer. 8miV'?' .
your laundry to the Klamath fajri
Stenm Laundry. 81'CI
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CHOIR
FORMED
1
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universal!
Food Chopper
Cut Like a
Pair of Shears
Many ao-rallrd chupm ituili
and tear the meat or vegetable!,
waiting I lie juirci and drtUoyiiiK
the flavor.
The UNIVERSAL the utiKi
nil Food Chopper cuti like a
pair of tliean, ivlth two ihaip,
(leveled edcei. Theie rdj;ci are
o adjuitedthat they keep thatp
automatically by acting one upon
the other.
The UNIVERSAL Food Chop
pcrcleanlychopiall kindtol mean
raw or cooked and fruin and
vegetable! coartearline aidciircd
wilhtut naihing r ttaring.
Each UNIVERSAL Food Chop,
per ii equipped with coaric,
medium and fine cutteri
Extremely timple Nothing to
get out of order. I'arti inter
changeable eailly cleaned.
Roberts & Hanks
WOOD!
llltH-k W.mmI, IiwhI nt2.no
Double loud . .tCl.Tft
Dry Slab, lll-lnrli . .!l.un
Dry Slab. 1-foot . . :!.
ItiMly ami Limb YxnI
Coal mill I'lifl Oil
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
5'5 Main Street
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A REAL
CREOLE
DINNER
BY THE CAN
Mr. I lore r kii): "Tills can
(ontalim iiioio palatable nour
ishment than mi)' other caiiueil
vegetable of twice Its nIo."
Can Im M'i'tril In ii tloen "ijleM.
Try ii run.
VAN RIPER BROS.
Oimlll) lioier"
I'hone Sfi tab uml Mala
Watch Our
Announcements
OX THIS I'AOE UEOl'LAIt
Harrison & Matt
Our store Is ou Klamath Av
nnd Sixth street
WOOD
WOOD
Itlo.k, Single loud --no
Block, ilnuhle load . . .$.
Dry Slubs
I also handle Body and Limb wood
Better buy your fuel now, uhlle
the rlco""ln An low ,
l.euvci oi dors nt Klamath De
u.ii tment Store, Third and Main,
i'HOXE am
P. C. CARLSON
HOUSTON HOTKL
J. A. Hounlon, li-op. Sorvlro
good, light lioiiBokoepIng rooms
ut prices that will pieaso you,
'OppoattM PostofNoe.
1'ivi: ciiievi: to ensutvi: cini,.
DIILVK DAY, OTIIKIt HltlUIIT
m:s noti:s i.ro.m that
riiitn i(j I'oimov or corvrv'
(lli'iiilil SmiIii Sin lei')
imni: mtovi:, .lutiu -i Tin) I'lnu
(lrui Hiitiilin i Imni -vlll incut at Hid
HlllllOl llOIIHI I'lllH'Hllliy llftCI'IIIHIII
lo iieiiuo ii in oki mil for Clillilim'i
Du '. llOho mi tin. liiOKrillll coiiimil-
tio mo Mih tins llllyuid, Miss Inez
Cllloll mill Mi Mm k.
'I In Anti-fau'l SiiiiiIii Hilmol class
Itclil ii business ini-filtiK Hiitunliiy ovo
iiIhk :it Ibo homo of their teacher
.Mn Huh llll.winl At (hi tnn"l Ints ,'i
jiiiiiii; people's I'bolr wiih oi iimil"il
Tl.ej "III ii :u tiro Hiiiidav evening
nl'i-i 1'ivlic After other iiiliiur buil
ni in . :im i h mil il to, (ho evening wax
iiii'iil In playing games .-iiiiI a iliilnl
IiiiicIi uiihu'IM'iI, which uaii enjoyed
by nil Present were Jennie, Ivitn
iiml Ciil Uenhlio, Kail Much, Charlie
I iitloli, Frank, MIIIh anil II M Miller
Nina, Mil ami Karl Miller
Cbmllu Datum Is iiiiiuIiik Claiencej
llmils' ir.ii loh for hlin It douhlo,
(IInIvh, haiiou'K iiml inkes hiikc brush j
In iiio oii'intloii
Mih H i:. Iceiiblie was In Klaiimth
Pulls Inst ueelt shopping'
The Ow'ilmul iiitem as oui in
I'lue (Imve lnsl ueek, douioustratlng
his mr to a few of the people
Mr and Mih. Sam Miller from Ho-jl
nnnzn were In Klamath Falls lust
week, visiting their brother and his
i fitfully. Mr and Mrs. Albert Miller.
The Ladles Clle Club will meet
at Mrs Hawkins Thtirbdny, June a i
All the runnels aro expecting mi1
uiiiistially good crop this year.
Sumo mighty Miuirl Htrnw uml l'au
miia HalN at K. K. K. Store, I.euillng
llallem.
All Wrong
'I he .Mistake Is Made by Mall)' Hlnin.
nth KhIIn Cltl;eiK
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Look tor the cnusu of
To be I'lireil, NOU lllllbt
backache. I
know the!
Cllllbl"
If It's weal, kidneys you must set
the Mdiio)!i win King right.
A rcHlilunt of this irlnit shown
you how.
S. Colbcil. fniiuvr, '-Hi2 X. Cculr.il
iiveniie. Mfdfnrd, Ore, sn3: "I bad
tirrlble p.iliio aciofs my back and 1
uiiilil I m illy stoop The l.lilne) su
OK
ions Wfie unnatmiil ami I had to
K('t up oftiu at iilgbt
Imili'H Kidney
I'lllii biouuht me ondorful bciiuilt.)
1 (an now toik without hitvlug paiu
mid wo:ilni'Mt and I get ni piopor,
lest."
I'llco ."He at nil dealeis. Don t
hlinply ask for i kldne) leniedy get
Doau'ij Kidney I'lllh- -the saiuo that
Ml Colbert had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
piopH , Ituffalo, X, Y
(l'alil Advertisement)
Chautauqua Tickets
ARE OX HALE AT
'I ho lloiihonclre, Hall Hotel,
I'ellian Hotel, Oolilen Itulit
Wlilte
Store,
Wells Fin-no Kl'" "'. " l'1
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sinio aim raivuiK" ".
Kulte A '. Sre, HlK Ihisln LiimberlIlo igie(, Um Unltc(i iress to carry .
Co. Olllie, Snviige Hros'. tillice.
Oi onlmrt with h Flll
While Cliiiiiliiiiiiin Kyhtem requires us
lo lulvanro Hie price of Adult Seanon
Tickets to HISl.no lit XOOX, .IFXK lh.
V. S. SfiOUflll.
M'cH'lnri Kliinuilli Clmutaiiqim Ass'n
Dr. James' Headache Powden
give instant relief Oort
dime a paokage.
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Nem-raokiiig, splitting or dull,
throbbing lii'ftdnchcs yield In Just a few
inomenU to Dr. JaineV Headache Pow
ders which coat only 10 cenU a pack
Bo at any drug store. Its the quick-i-at.
surest headache reliof In the whole
world. Don't suffer I Relieve tho
niroiiy and dintreaa now I You can.
Millions of men and women have
found thai headache and neuralgia
inlicry it needless. Qet what you atk
for.
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The Xebiahhmi, the 111 Hi ship to K
tbroiiKb the I'mianu canal, was the
vlitlni of a torpedo or mine off the
'coast of Ireland, Tuesday, May 18th.
n,,. photogrhph hero shown of the
essel was taken as she went through
the (mini in galtt artny Sho was
htniel! while about foity mines south
west of 1'nstnut, liclnud, and, down
the bow, she malted back to
Queenstown
Plague Stricken and Impoverished,
Serbia Calls to United! States for Aid
j.M.TTKi:sSi:S, HLAXKKTS, MAX-
d.u1ks, etc., vitally
' m:c:ssahy, aid: utterly
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Hy HENRY WOOD
(L'nlleil 1'iess Stall Coi respondent)
XIS11, April 2. (H mall to Xew
York) Fifty thousand typhus vic
tims and wounded soldien. 1U" hos
pitals and Isolation camps in Serbia
todii) without even a bed or cheap
mattress to ease their buffering
sti etched out on the giuund or the
haul lloor.
Their condition ! shocking. Tlious-
nniih "i www ui.h . v.
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still rlollieil in uie same germ-in
fected gin monis they woio wnen inej
were llisl brought In. There Is Hom
ing here to leplace them.
lluiidrodb of lever patients uie
d)liiK dally from a luck of thermom
cteis to nsceitaln the bcrloiisness of
their condition. There Is a ciying
need for gauze for the wounded, for
clean clothing for the typhus victims,
for hods, for mattresses, for blankets,
for all soils of medical supplies and
hingiml Instruments -for tho slm-.
plest things that will give the heiolc
little band of physicians and
Red
Cross uurt.es nn even chance ii
I light against death.
Lieutenant Colonel V. X. Soubo-
tttcli bead of the Serbian Red Cross,'
' '' ,''' M,,ilotalled these conditions to mo today.,
.n I .... ..!! mwi l.nsnllnl nun.
.intnlled iheso conil t ons to mo many. .
additional aid for tho diseased ridden
inn., uinir.iom. I
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.phnn.wiiinn in Snrbiii Is without.
a parallel." said tho Rod Cross lead
er "We had In our hospitals a few
dais ago 4G.902 patients, anu mo
nuiuuor was steadily Incioaslug. Of
., -,-n. ,. ani,iira rpavcrlnK
rrom'bn.tlo wounds. Nearly all the, 103 have died o( tho typhus. The
remainder arc typhus victims. And, others are risking their lives every
these llgures do not tako Into nccountdiy In nn unequal fight, lacking med
the sweep of tho epidemic through leal and surgical equipment,
the civilian population, whore there "Wo have urgent need right now
list bo nt least 100,000 cases. vniiior uiihi immw i " .... ,.
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This announcement
carries with it the
message of Prompt
ness ASK US OVER
TO SERVE YUU
WESTERN TRANSFER, CO.
Phone 187.
When the vessel left San Francisco Transport line, for ono voyage She
In August for her trip through the discharged her cargo and on Jl.iy 24
1'anania canal there was much cere-'left Liverpool In ballafet for the Dela
mony. The mayor christened her forlwnre Capes. The charter to the At
tho trip. She Is an American built,1 lantlc Transport lino expired when
American owned and American man-1 the Xebra3kan discharged her &Tgo
ned esfcl. She was launched at 'In Liverpool. Even though bhe might
Camden, N. J., In 1002, for the American-Hawaiian
line. Sho Is of 4,409
tons gross, IGn feet long and 40 feet
beam.
The Xebraskan left Xew York for
Liverpool on May 7th, with a general
cargo, under charter to the Atlantic
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Left to light Dr. Frank Klcpel of the General Hospital, Washington, D.C.;
Dr. Fi-nnk Synarek ami Miss Steplmnlo Hempel of Johns Hopkins
Hospital In llaltiiiiore; Dr. Oiajii of Chirarfo, nutl Miss Mary Homlal
of Ellin Island Hospital, sw lor.
These are llvo of tho American phy
siclans and nurses sent by John W
Frnthlnghniu of New York, In No
iho'our Independence at stake we must
look flrat to our nr.ny.
Serbia does not
lack food. But
sho does lack tho most elementary
medical, surgical nnd hospital sup-
muim-m, nmi,. ..,...-. .-
piles nooded to light a tremendous
ment. Not ouo of them has a complete
pet or instruments,
"For liotti tno miuiary
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and civil
population wo have had since tho be
ginning of tho wnr just 400 doctors.
This number Includes all ot tho Sor-
ulnn pliyslciuns ana moso seni . u
by other nations. Of this little band
Leaders in the service
of Transfer, Baggage,
Hauling, Moving and
Storage
THE PHONE
Fifth and Main
have taken munitions of wnr to Eng
land on hor eastward voyage, she was
strictly an American ship, In ballast,
bound for an American port when she
was damaged. Before the war the
Xebraskan piled between Xew York
and Hawaii.
vember, to tight typhus in Serbia.
The photograph was taKen ai akopji
In Serbia, a few weeks ago.
.need 1,300.000 pairs of white shirts
' and drawers, so that when our typhus
patients aro brougnt to us wo can
bum their lufected clothing and give
!.... ntimi. plnthtnp plpnn nnd fresh
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Wo need 30,000 beds, the sarao num
ber of mattresses, 60,000 pillows,
lSu.uoO blankets and 50,000 sacks
that wo can All with straw nnd uso as
beds. Then, too, thero Is a- pressing
need for artificial limbs and artificial
oyes for the soldiers wounded In
battle.
"Contributions of all kinds, both lu
money and supplies, enn be made to
Professor Pupln, the Serbian concul
Ronernl In New York, who will ar
rauge tor their forwarding. Wo need
money, need It badly."
Klamath Falls People.
Aro Invited to enjoy a special
I'rench dinner at the White Pelican
Hotel Wednesday evening It coats
$1 00 i-at
Walk-Overs make Ufe'a pathway
.) K. K. K. Store.
If you aro looking for a home In
ithe city or country, see Chilcote, 8
i Main street.
Today's news la Tie Herald.
MTTI.K KTtlKIKM OK TIIK COM
IX AXI OOIXfiH OK I'EOI'LK
COLLECTED AXD WIMTTKN nY'
OUK LIVE COItltESPOXDEXT
(Herald Special Service) E Decea,ed.
110NANZA, Juno 2. Mrs. Hawk-1 ' &YUUa' u"ce"'
burst, from the Falls, Is visiting her Nollce Is hereby g,ven tnat ! haT"
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bertholf. for alfiled flnal account and rePort
few days. Mr. Bertholf expects his
jnleco from Colorr.rio to make him a
I visit In the ne-r future.
Mrs. Oir.ette nnd daughter Helen
attended the b ch school graduation
exercises In the FalU. Mrs. Gillette's
.cousin, Mrs. Thomas, returned with
I her for a visit.
Mrs. Fred Meerham of Upper I'oe
Valley, u slowly recovering
John Bradley is again in bis store
after his Illness.
Mr. and Mrs. Uussey and family of
Langell Valley, attended morning ser
vices here Sunday.
A large number of people from Bo
nanza and the country surrounding
went to the cemetery Memorial Day
to decorate the graves.
Itev. E. C. Richards and wife visit-'
pd Rev. Hall one day the past week. I
Mr. Chamberlain left Tuesday
morning for a trip through Coos,
Douglas, Crook and Curry counties.
Mr. Kreuer expects to purchase an
Overland In the near future.
Miss McCormlck, who teaches the
seentli nnd eighth grades In the
local school, has returned to her home
in Missouri.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Olney and
daughter, Marjorte, spent the past
Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs.
Daniels.
Mr. Daniels has begun breaking
ground on his homestead, to put up
his new buildings.
Miss Olive Carlton was here from
the Falls visiting Mrs. Yahr through
her last days of illness.
Rev
Falls. Hall spent Tuesday In the
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Dunning of
Merrill visited Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Xtehols Sunday.
Frank and Hazel Griffith and Mr.
nnd Mrs. Lofer from Poe Valley spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Frank
I White.
. ,
Oeorge Sparrentorn received a ship-
ment of potatoes from Wisconsin this
week
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
rs fiUA.VDMOTHEn'S RECIFE TO
BRJXO HACK COLOR AXD LUS
TRK TO HAIlt
l'hat beautiful, even shade ot dark.
glossy hair can only be had by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Your hair Is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray, streaked and look
dry, wispy and scraggly, just an ap
plication or two ot Sage Tea and
Sulphur enhances Its appearance a
hundred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic;
you can get from any drug store a
30 cent bottle of "Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy," ready to use.
This cau always be depended upon to
bring the natural color, thickness and
.lustro ot your hair and remove dand
ruff, stop scalp itching and falling
hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur because It darkens so
naturally and evenly that no-
hnrlv ran tell It hna been anDllad. You
laimrtlv riamnan n annnaro nr aoft hruah
j with It nnd draw this through tha
hair, taking one small strand at a
time; by morning the gray hair baa
'disappeared, and after another ap-
plication ii Decomes ueuumuuy um
and appears glossy,
lustrous and
abundant.
; (Paid Advertisement)
IriKiirnnre that pajru. Hec Chlieev.
LEGAL NOTICES
Adnilntotratrix's Xotlce of Flltac
Final AccoaBt ,
In the County Court of the State, of
I Oregon, for Klamath County.
. In ihn Mnllnr nf tha V.utnln tt Vivian
unirum oi me o ..-
R. Evans, deceased, and the above en
titled court has fixed upon 10 o'clock
In the forenoon of June 7th, 1915, ai
the time, and the county court room
In the court house of Klamath coun
ty, Oregon, In tho city of Klamath
Falls, as the place when and where
any person may present aay object
ttons or exceptions therein contained,
or to anything done by me at admin
istratrix, and at said time and place
the said court will Anally settle said
account. J 5
This notice is published pursuant
to an order of the above entitled
court, May 4tb, 1915, and the flrat
publication Is made on May 5th, 1916..
ZELLA O. EVANS,
Administratrix of the Estate of.
Vivian R. Evans, Deceased.
5-12-19-J6-2
Xotlce of Sheriff's Sale
No 665 Law)
By virtue of an execution duly
Issued by the clerk of the county
court of the county of Klamath, state
of Oregon, dated the 18th day ot
March, 1915, In a certain action la
the circuit court for said county and'
state, wherein the Remington 'Type
writer Company, a corporation, re
covered judgment against Sam Evans
on March ISth, 1915, for the sum of
$2S2, principal and Interest, amount--Ing
to $37.40, and costs and disburse
ments taxed at $10.20, on the 18th.
day of March, 1915. ,T
Xotlce Is hereby given that 1 wllf,,',
on the 10th day of June, 1915, atj
the front door of the court house. In
Klamath Falls, in said county, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon of aald day.
sell at public auction to theblgheet
bidder, for cash, the following de-'
scribed property, to-wlt: -
All of lots 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 19?
20, 21, 22, 23. 24, 25'-and 26, in
block one (1); also lota 1, 2, 3, '
and 5 In block one '(1); lota 1, t,
3, 4, 3, 6, 7, S, 9, 10. 11. 12, 18,
20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 and' 36 in,
block two (2) ; all of lots 1, 2, 3, 4,
0, 6, 7. 8. 9, 10. 11, 12. 13, 16, 17.
18, 19. 20, 21, 22, 23; 24, 25 and'
20, In block three (3); and lota 1,
L', 3, 4, 5, C, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 and
13, in block four (4); all of aald
I lots being '.a Second Addition to,'
the city of Klamath Falls Oregon.
i Taken nnd levied upou as tho prop
'erty of tho said bam Evans, or a
much thereof a-s may be necessary to'
satisfy the said judgment in favor of
'the Uoralngton Typewriter company
flguUiil sa,d Sam Evans wtfc ,ntw.
eg Uiercou t0gether with cH cost
and dlsbuisomenU that have or may
accrue
C. C. LOW. Sheriff.
Uy L. L. LOW. Deputy.
, Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
May 12, 1915.
12-19-26-2-9
Proposal
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned. County Court of Klamath
County, Oregon, will receive bids for
the erection of a steel bridge across
Lost River up to and iucludlng June
20th, 1915, at 5 p. m. of said aat.
The bids will include the hauling
of tho bridge from Bonauza, Oregon;
the construction ot abutments and the '
making of fills for the approaches.
and tearing down old bridge. ,
The btds will be In the following
ferm:
Hauling bridge from Bonan
za to site t :
Placing approximately 285
yards concrete or masonry,
per yard .
Placing approximately 8,500
yards embankmont, per
yard ,....,!-
Tearing down- old bridge . . . f
Erectlon of bridge .8-
Tho above to be doue accordiag to,
tn nlftMa AM.1 anAl.lHl,4tAllt 'ill 1 '
IUU 1UBUI U ...v,... w -T - j.;
with the county clerk. n f-fJl
...... . . - ...i-.ii r't
All mas rausi oe accokipBaievnatv .
a certified check for 5 per cendtvM
amount or Dia. ('
m K . .i . J.
Thn nmintw Pviiw raa.iaflttr.nal laa
right to reject any and all I Us, walfe '
Informalities In the bMCami ' W; afr. -ii
copi unj um or uu nrij3,wj w, c
lectiveiy, wnicn it aeems mKtj."
able to Klamath cooaty, dJ$
Dated at Klamath falls. Oreg,..
May 38, 1915. , fcj"
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