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wld In advance.
JS, puce your ortUr now forth.
Mcood carload.
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wita a small trial settle ef
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Slop "doting" Rheumatism.
ll't pain oiilyj not on eaa in fifty
rtnlrw Inttrnal trtatmtnt. Kub ootti
lu, M(tr(lii(t "Bt. Jacob Oil" right
1 dt "trndtr iot," anil by tb tlm
roa W Jfk Hol.lmon out oM tbr
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Uto pala, torrnrM ami atiffnta frnm
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torn any drujt atorp, anil In a nmmml
jottll br frn fnna palni, aebe nnt
lOhtM. Don't luffrrl Hub rlwntim
(Un ajr.
511 MAIN STREET
EVER miss a Train? If
mighty irritating. It meant
a loss of time, and time is
money these days. A good
WalthamWatch
will pay for itself in time saved
m a few months. It will always
et you there on time.
"Iti Timt Ye Omni 0 Wtithom."
Cm In nj utk watch wfcfc
HcHAHAN
ow's Your
Roof?
CIX IT WHIMS THK
N BHINKS
W. D. MILLER
Do all kind f rootag aa co
rreti work
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NEURALGIA GONE
KVKNTH IN THK WAIt
ONR YKAH AOO TODAY
Premier Asqulth reports heavy
losses by DrltlNh In operations
along Helglsn border.
fllnklng of two Gorman cruisers
iind two torpedo bontH i'porl
by llrlllHli.
Herman scouting purlieu Ht-fii iih
(hi iih Arras nnd Calais.
IHkhIiimm continue In advance In
Kant Prussia.
AiiHlrlun defenses of LembirK are
0 riven hack to rortlllrnllonH by
Hid HuhhIiiiin,
Limviilli completely dentroyed by
Gi riuiiiiH un reprisal for alleged
hostile IICtM,
Gentian torpedo loa( HSO sunk
oft Chefoo by llrltlnh torpedo
l.mt Wellnml,
What the War
Moves Mean
lly J. V. T. MAHO.V
(Hlnff Correspondent United Press)
Ni:V VOIIK, AUR. 27. CondllloilH1
,U'Hrln Imvo obHCtiiiil tlu ri'rcnl imvul
bnltlc of till (lulf of Itlcn. bui I here1
hci'iiim no riMini for doubt (lint the on-.
piKotni'iit ot'OtirriHl, nnd that lio Ocr
iiimiH worn driven on, Tho (iornmn
Iohhok cannot bu dotrniiliind by tbn
vncuply worded report from the Ittu
Nlnn ndmlrnliy tlmt two crulierx und
elshl torpedo bontu were "destroyed
or dMinnced."
Whether any were actually il en troy-
ed inuat be known to the Hunnlan-i. It
la IiIkIiIv linprobubln that tho Oormana
could be forced to retreat by the Slavx
alone. They inunl havo had aaalst
nrt, which wan a nurprlno to the Her
man. The nature of thin amilHtauco In hujc-
Kented In tho ltuimlan report that a
UrltlHli Hubmarlno torpedoed n Oerman
drendnnusht. If a number of Dritlab
mibmarlncH had got Into the Haltlc and
had lain In wait for tho Gennana, tho
(lenitan dereat would be adequately
explained. It la moat probable that
thin In what actually happened. There
liavo been many Indications recently
that EnclUh HUbtnarlnea nro in the
"German lake."
Tho (Icrman Ualtlo fleet hereafter
I will havo to adopt more cautionary
I measure If It la not to be destroyed
I by IIH tilth KUbnierslblc.
I
l NEW YOIUC. Aug. 27. That alarm
In felt among financial interests or tne
bnlllcerentN over the destruction of
wealth by tho war in evident. How
over, renorta of secret meetings In
'florlln and Pctrograd In which possl
'bio bankruptcy byQermany and Bus.
I sin witn admitted, munt bo accepted
'with rosorve.
I Tho flnanclera do not fear bankrupt
cv. but rather ImDoverlabment after
peace has been declared. Russia can
'not ko Into bankruptcy, If for no other
rcaNon than that she In. being under
1 written by Franco and England. There
Is no danger of Germany going Into
bankruptcy while she has the atate
railways to mortgage. Natlona seldom
allow tho danger of bankruptcy to
Miami In the way of prosecution of
war: It u not proDaoio mm mo war
of Insolvency Is caualng uneasiness at
nny of the capitals.
Tho belligerents scarcely have be
gun to pay for the war. Almost the
whole of the $76,000,000 a day whloh
tho Gorman minister of finance esti
mates tho war Is costing, has been
raised by loans. Hardly any war taxa
tion has been Imposed In Europe. Ger
many has ' announced that she will
fight to tho end of the war on loans.
The English cabinet is reluctant to
net In this matter, dcsplto the fact that
It has been urged to levy heavy taxes.
If the war lasU much longer the
chief result will be a pile or aema
which will require doubling of present
taxes to moot the Interest and estab
lish a sinking fund. Then tho abject
poverty which the war Is preparing
will bo felt, and espeeial economlo rev
olutions will become possible.
Possibly the leaders are taking ateps
toward calling attention to the need of
lessening this distress, rather than
guarding against bankruptcy.
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YESTERDAY'S COAST
LEAGUE SCORES
At Lea AnsjelM
Ian Francisco
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Vernon
Fanning and Block! Henley, Mitchell
a.'.d Mils.
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This Is tho latent photograph of tho Arabic, the steamship of tho White
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PINE GROVE PJCKUPB
.
Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. E. Iccnblce and son
Clem have gone to Itogue Itivor Valley
on a visit. They will visit the fair at
San Francisco before they return.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack and family and
Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Miller and family
have returned from a week's camping
trip to Crater Lake. On thesr way
home they made a day's visit with
Ioul n-jd Albert Wan-pier on tho
Wampler ranch on the west side of
Upper Klamath Lake. They reported
a very pleasant trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris and Orpble Har
ris havo returned from a camping trip
to tho take of tho Woods.
Tho Kinney brothers and Clarence
Uurrls are running threshing machine
now.
Tho farmers are all busy harvesting
their crops.
J. 8. Mills bos been suffering from
u severe attack of rheumatism this
week.
If it's worth having, If worth In-
.tiring. He CtUkote, 8ft Main at. 1 S
Herald wsnt ada get results.
Repair Your Sidewalk
Before Winter Comes
And those of you
Lumber
cut
per thousand feet. You cannot afford to step over
those broken boards or walk in the mud when you
can buy Lumber at that price. Phone to 107.
Big Basin Lumber Co.
" Everything to Build With"
KuuTHtth F.U, Ordgori Qorner.Malndhd Spring Struts
Liner Sunk
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rbtmoufft
Lusltsnla went down.
Doing Their Duty
Hrorc of Klamath Fall Header Are
Learning the Duty of the Kidney
To tiller the blood is the kidneys'
duty.
When they fall to do this the kid
neys aro weak.
Ilackache and other kidney ills may
follow.
Help the kidneys do their work.
Use Doan's Kidney Pills the test
ed kidney remedy.
Proof of tholr work In the follow fellow follew
ing: Daniel Flatou, C. street, Jackson
ville, Ore., says: "I suffered from
weakness of the kidneys and all the
disorders that go with kidney com
plaint. I ached all over. Doan's
Kidney Pills soon flxed me up In good
shape."
Price r.Oc at nil dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Flaten had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
props., Buffalo, N. Y.
(Paid Advertisement)
Today's news in Tn Herat
who have none,
. you can buy
yz&
to the length that you
need for only
by a German
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Star line, which was sunk August 19
nolnt where the Lusltanla went down
1 Olillcote writes liay nnd grain In
surance. OSS Main street. 21
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice for Publication
(Not coal lands)
Department of tho Interior, United
States Land Office at Lakerlew,
Oregon, August 20, 1915.
Notice Is hereby given that C. Bert
Stiles, whoso postofflco address is
Klamath Falls, Oregon, did, on the
26th day of October. 1914, file In this
offlco sworn statement and application
No. OS204, to purchase the NEU
NWtt, Section 15, Township 37 south,
itanpe 9 east, Willamette Meridian,
and tho timber thereon, under the pro
visions of the ast of June 3, 1878, aaJ
;ifttc nmendator.', l.nown as the "Tim
ber arid Stone Law," at such value as
l.llpht bo fixed by appraisement, and
Hint, pursuan to such application, the
land nnd timber thereon have been
r.ppralscd $170. tho timber estimated
at CO.OOO board feu', at $1.50 per A.'.,
8dl tho land at $50, that said appli
cant will offo. final proof In support ot
his application und sworn statement
on the 4th day of November, 1915, be
fore C. H. De I -a i. clerk of the county
court, at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Any person is at liberty to protest
build
while
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y a German submarine. The map
this purchase before entry, on initiate
a contest at any time before patent
issues, by filing a corroborated affida
vit In this office, alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
JAS. F. BURGESS. Register.
8-27 10-29
Summons for PnbUcatton
Equity No. 708; Register 4, Page 324
In the Circuit Court of tbe State ot
Oregon, in and for Klamath
County.
Ella M. Mars ton. Widow, et al.
Plaintiffs,
vs.
Reliance A. Amsden; et al.. Defend'
ants.
To Reliance A. Amsden and
Amsden, her husband; Myron Kss
son Avery and Avery, his
wife; Lelghton L. Hale and
Hale, his wife; Thomas D. Hale
and Hale, his wife; Nellie T.
Avery, widow of William H. Ave
ry, deceased; Xora Avery Tomp
kins and Tompkins, her hus
band; Ruse Avery and Avery,
his wire; Terva Avery, unmar
ried; Kasson Avery, unmarried;
Annie Wilcox, widow ot George
G. Wilcox, deceased; Ella: May
Holderman and Samuel D. Holder-
man, her husband; Bert G. Wilcox
and Wilcox, his wife; Geer-
glana Rldgway, unmarried; My
ron Hamilton Wilcox, unmarried;
Lulu Olive Wilcox, unmarried;
Alia Wilcox, unmarried; Allda
Grace Wilcox Taylor and
Taylor, her husband; Emmons
Wilcox, unmarried, son of John
Emmons Wilcox, deceased; John
Emmons Wllcox.deceased; George
O. Wilcox, deceased; William H.
Avery, deceased,, and each of their
heirs, legatees, representatives,
administrators, executors, and
Samuel D. Holderman, trustee ot
George O. Wilcox, deceased.
In the Name ot the State of Ore
gon; You and each'ot.you are here?
by required to appear and answer the
complaint of the plaintiffs filed in the
above entitled suit against you, and
each ot you on or before the 4th
day of October, 1915; that being the
date set for you to appear and answer
by order of Hon. George Noland,
Judge ot tbe Circuit Court ot Oregon
for Klamath county, and It you fall to
so appear and answer to the com-
plaint of the plaintiffs filed herein,
plaintiff will ask the court, for the
specific relief prayed for In their
complaint, to wit: The partition,
sale and distribution of proceeds to
the respective plaintiffs and defend
ants aa their Interest may appear in
and to the following described real
estate, to wit:
The southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter of section two;
the east, half of the southeast
quarter, west halt of the northeast
quarter; and east naif' of the north
west quarter, all In section eleven',
northeast quarter of the northeaet
quarter, aectlon fonrteen; 'aad'the
northeast quarter at the aenUweet
quarter of eeetie mtoei tn C tntd
lLI.M .. AAk , -- - -'
livening Herald, r Newspaper printed
nnd published In tho city of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, and of general circa
jlatlon In the county of Klamath, state
or urcgon, neing tne county in wnien
the above described real estate Is sit''
tinted; the said paper being designat
ed and named In the order of the Hon,
George Noland, Judge of the Clrenk
Court of the state of Oregon for
Klamath county, In his order of the
19th day of August, 1915, as being
the paper most likely to convey notice
to Raid defendants.
The first publication of said notice
being on the 20th day of August.
1915, and the last publication being
on the 1st day of October, 116, be-
Ing six consecutive and successive
weeks.
H. h. ELUOTT.
Attorney for Plaintiffs, 211-14 Wll
Ills Building. Klamath Falls, Ore
gon. 20-27-3-10-17-24-1
Notice to Creditors
Notice Is hereby given that the. un
dersigned have been appointed Exe
cutors of the Estate of Chat. 8,
.Moore. All persona having eialats
against said estate are required to
present the same, with proper
vouchers, within six months from the
date of this notice, to the undersign
ed at the First National Bank at
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Dated August 6tb, 1916.
MARY L. MOORE and
RUFUS S. MOORE.
6-13-20-27
Homedy Irrigation District
Notice Is hereby given that the
board of equalization of the Horsedy
Irrigation District will be held at the
residence of Robert Goes, at the town
of Bonanza, on the 27th day of Aug
ust, 1915, and continue In seaatoa
from day to day as long aa may he
necessary, to hear and determine aneh
objections to tbe assessment a) may
come before them. 8-I0-20-27
An Ordinance Providing for the Con
struction of Sidewalks en a Pertlen
of Esplanade Strt, In Second Hot
Spring Addition.
THE CITY OF KLAMATH FALLS
ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1 That it Is expedient and
necessary that sidewalks be. construct
ed on the northerly side of Esplaaad
street and fronting the following de
scribed preperty: Lot 18 of block. U;
right of way of Southern Pacific com
pany; right of way of United States of
America (used for irrigation canal),
and the piece or parcel described by
metes and bounds as: beginning at n
point on the northwesterly aide ot
Esplanade street, where the same In
tersects the right of way of the United
States, government canal on southerly
side; thence in a southerly direction
following the northwesterly line of
Esplanade street 169.2 feet to right of
way or Southern Pacific coasBany;
thence In a northwesterly dlreetlen
along said right of way of Southern
Pacific company 480.4 feet to the Inter
section of the' rights ot way of . said
Southern Pacific company and United
States government canal; thence in a
southeasterly direction to place" ot. be
ginning, the said parcel being desig
nated as lot D; all of said property
above described being situate tn Sec
ond Hot Springs Addition to the City
ot Klamath Falls, Oregon.
Section 2 That the. Common Coun
cil hereby declares iU intention4 to
construct said sidewalks, .and dlreets.
tbe Police Judge to give nettee 'tSemtl?
and that the City Engineer poet ne-'
tlces, as by Charter provided; that tne "j
plans, specifications of the 'City; InT
gineer on file with the Pettee Judges
aro hereby approved' and ndoyted, j
That the estimated cost of the J con)
structlon of said sidewalks as given'.;
by the City Engineer la the aunt e .
180.00.
Section 3 That September 16, 1816.
Is hereby fixed as the date' for hearing
objections or remonstrances against,;,
said proposed Improvement. ,
Section 4 That the property herein
before, described he
aaiaaaUlaWl 4Vu wtaaaVF
iiuri-Ten nuiwi lawajw- jwraw 4
cast, Willamette MerMtaKJaa-f
ath county, state of Oregea. - l
This suit Is brought for, the par-
pose of partitioning the saM "above"
described real estate; that platetlfls
allege that said real state cannot W
distributed in kind, therefore they
risk for the sale of the same and dis
tribution of the proceeds as by law
provided.
This Summons Is published In the
BJg mt&i
cost of said sidewalks
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Section 5 That the City of KlSaUtiVi ' ,
Falls hereby electa to conatrnet:aeidfs, , K
sidewalks, to employ the UkaM.bfett-v
purchase and jrurntoh the JmaAmmg , A
necessary therefor. T $"$' ;$:
State of Oregea. .'?$
County of KUaaaU a: 4
City of Klamath Falls. , l.M-jt&
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