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IV YOU WANT saat, clean room,
aU at Rice' place. Sit Mate, t-tt
fURNItHBD ROOMS aid light house
keeping room at the Crawford, ta
Kelesy Mock, 631 Mala -lm
FOR RENT Modern, 7-room house,
fall cement basement aad garage,
fully furnished; hot waiter heat; hjr
draalic vacuum cleaner. 716 Jeter
on street, four block from Main.
Immediate possession. Apply to Her-
: D. dale. -8t
FOR RENT Sunny room.
heat, hot aad cold water, at the.
Clairmoat, 4th and Pine. SO-tt
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Team, weighing 1.400.
5 aad e yeafa old; wagon and bar
aeaa for aale cheap. Inquire at Her
at eato, l-f
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Kreryone to know where
te get gnaranteed cleaning aad
pressing done, day or night. W. H.
Batler Co., te5 Main street. Phone
174-J. IMt
WANTED To bay second-hand Ford,
ainat be In good condition and the
priee right Apply to Clark, Klamath
Dye Works.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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ABSTRACTS INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
Title Men
FRED B. HURD
WATCHMAKER and JKWKLKU
Watch aad Jewelry repairing; of
alt kinds promptly done.
Highest prices paid for old gold
aad silver.
We guarantee first class service
and aeUdt a share of your
patronage.
SS MAIN ST PHOXB S74J
OU StoT Made New
Now is the time to get ost yonr
M heaters and have new linings
made. No need to bay new store.
We can Ax yonr old one as good as
new. Our charges are very mod
erate. Pftdo, Pfk ft Lorcnz
70S Main St
How's Your
Roof? '
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SUN SMINR8
W. D. MILLER
oca all kted of rooaa aa4 con
crete work
Walnut and th.
PboMSwS
Bbcb Are Cheaper
mm Staks, r cord $240
Feyten'a big block weed, card, $2.00
Yen save 50e every time you buy
a lead of blocks; but more than
than that, the blecka are cleaner
atas nicer to handle; leas trash and
mere htai
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
O. PBYTON,
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The Evening Herald
wTo. SMITH Editor
Published
daily eicept tSundsy by j
Publishing Qompaay of
Klamath Falls, at 116 fourth Street
Kattred at tbe pcetonce al Klam
ath Palla, Oregon, for traasmtsstoa
through the valla a aecoad-clasi
attar.
Subscription teraia by mall to aay
addreaa In the Ualted State:
One year .... T. 15 00
One month 60
KLAMATH FALLS. OKKtiON
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 191S
.D STOP AT
KI.AMATH FALLH
What the War
Moves Mean
By J. W. T. MASON
(Written tor the United Press)
NEW YORK. Oct. 22. Amid con-
jtradictory reports It is not yet appar
eat that the central allies are beating
tho Serbs. They have taken points
here and there, but the main Serbian
defensive has not been taken.
nwXlK-illu&H
Outwardly, their most important',. l'.J', """ "" '"""-" "-
t.- t- .1... ... , - L
iviur i iub caiuure oi vrama. uy
which tbe Nlsh railroad Is cut. But
that place is 150 miles north of Sa
lonika, and If the allies' relief expedi
tion reaches aa far in Serbia aa that,
cutting of the railway will make no
difference.
The Austro-Germans have aban-
donen tbe Save and Drina offensives
auu are concentrating on a norcneast-
em Danube offensive, a change of
plans due to the pressing need of ef
fecting a Junction with the Bulgarians
and assuring a inglev railway to Tur
key. The allies' advance in Bulgaria
does not yet threaten this railway,
but both sides are preparing to race
forlt
The Bulgarian Invasion of Mace
donia la progressing more favorably
than elsewhere, but thus far consti
tutes so serious menace. It is open to
a dangerous attack from the allies,
now holding Strumnitza. for which
probably a light mobile force is pen
etrating along the Istip line.
From the standpoint of reinforce
ments for the Turks, the situation at
present is more encouraging to the
entente allies than to the central
allies.'
WILLIS COMPANY
WINS FIFTH TIME
AFTER FIVE CASES IN COURT.
WILLIS FURNITURE COMPANY
GETS JUDGMENT FOR FIRE
MMM FROM INSURANCE CO.
The Willis Furniture company of
this city has Anally received Judgment
for a fire loss sustained at Lnkeview.
February 5, 1912, after Ave cases in
court. The amount Involved was an
insurance policy for $6,000.
At the time of the fire Willis Fur
niture company had two store, one
at Lakcvlew and one at Klamath
Falls. B. R. Willis and hi father
were the owners of both store. The
fire insurance company appealed the
decision of the first suit on the ground
that the fire waa of incendiary origin,
and that Mr, WI.1II had exaggerated
tbe fire loss. He waa proved inno
cent of all charges against him.
Two more times did the Insurance i
company appeal tbe courts' verdict in
favor of the furniture company, but
on Tuesday of this week the matter
was finally, settled in tbe Supreme
court. Rutenlc A Kent of Klamath
Fall and W. Lair Thompson of Lake-
view represented the, furniture com
pany.
A FULL LINE
This agency make a specialty ef
fire,- life, aceldtnt, liability, burglary
and ether Insurance, surety benak.
lean, rental, ctty and country eree-
rty ef all kind. Have the equipment
and the help that guarantees rempt
ana annum aerviee. No trouble to
iiswea euoetlon. Chllcote. 6M Main
street, Phene . l
0beerrbe!fer the Herald, SO ceaU
CRIPPLE MURDER
PUZZLES PDLICE
K.lKItT 8AYB 8LAYKK WAS SUB
NORMAL AND 8KVKRKD HEAD
OP CRIPI'LK IN COLD BDOOD.
WILL I1K AHRAIGNKD liATKR
' Uulted Press Service
j SAN FRANCISCO,
Oct. JS. -The
'police are attempting to unravel the
unsolved problems of the murder of
Itbo love-mad cripple Wednesday, who
was beheaded by the woman with
jwhom he was Infatuated. The pres
icQce of a new trunk at the Pamiea'
I flat caused the belief that It waa tho
'woman's Intention to hide the body
Experts differ as to the woman s
(mentality. One holds her as a sub
normal, and contends that she com
mltted tho murder in cold blood. She
will not be arraigned for a week.
Teats will be made as to her men
tality.
WW's Back? !' Back
Dearest Public
You needn't hurry. I've cot five
dollars now.
Have jou seen my diamond stock?
You ort to hare one, Bertha.
Better have your umbrella recover
ed before it rains.
! w.
Wo put the Bar in Bargains.
We can put ticks in your watch,
either females or singers. ,
The "Etruscon" pattern In sterling
silver table ware.
Complete stock of French Ivory.
I livo at 511 Main street.
New Stock nf hnnri.nalntori Phlns
; wlth catchy prices.
Sun !.. for ithr vi.. -
simmer for any son-of-a-gun.
Why is a tick? It's something for
a comfort to lay on.
Say. Remnant, don't you forget to
see my diamond.
Community Silver and 1847 Rogers
in fine plated ware.
I love you, and you can't help your
self. Halp! Halp!
McHattan.
Expect Verdict Next Week
United Press Service
ROME, Oct. 22 It is expected that
the trial of Porter Charlton, the
American charged with the murder
of his wife at Lake Como, will resume
today. The Illness of' Picardlel,
Charlton's attorney, interrupted the
trial. It Is believed that no further
delay will be permitted. A verdict is
expected next week.
Strayed
Strayed to my house a black water
spaniel pup. Owner may have same
by paying expenses. R. C. Mehaffey,
NOTICE
There are fund in the city treas
ury for the redemption of bond No.
35, series A, and bonds No. 1S7, 118,
series B. Interest cease on above
bonds November 1, 1915.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Ore., this
19th day or October, 1016.
J. W. SIEMENS. City Treasurer.
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Everybody Knows
that it' (alee economy to buy
rhcup tooh aad cheap hardware.
Why not buy the BRST4t
may cost trite more, bet R
pays In tbe long rem.
The faithfal service of our
unexcelled hardware le ooaXUi
uously bringing na llfe-kmc ow-
tomera.
We want YOU to gate W
liial und become m MKHJIiAll
CUHTOMER.
ReberUiHaak
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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
!
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LATK HULLKTINH
New York On tuo naloa Bethle
hem steel common advanced 70 and
78 points, and la now selling at 699 J
Portland The body of tho man
who committed suicide by hanging
was found to be that of Lloyd W.
Chick of Oakland. Ho Iind been de
spondent the last few dn.
Washington, D. C. Turkey has re
vised America hat Turkey Is uunblo
to comply with the request of the
Armenian relief committee to releaso
the Armenian. '
Washington, D. C. The president
has officially proclaimed November
25th aa Thanksaivlne I)nv. Tho uroc-
. . .' . " . " .r
inmiuion inenuonea a year oi pvavv.
In which the friendship of the powers
was retained aa one of tho causes for
thanksgiving.
New York Fifty were Injured
when the Lackawanna railroads ferry
Netherlands collided with n pier head
in the fog. Autos nqd wagons on the
lower decK were heaped togomer ana
horses trampled passengers.
London It has been learned that
400,000 British and French troops
are going to help tho Serbians and In
vade Turkey and Bulgaria. Thin de
cision waa reached In n conference
between the French minister of war,
Miller, and tho British cabinet's com
mittee.
London It Is reported that the
Bulgarians have recaptured Vranla.
Berlin It Is announced that tho
German division In tho Styr region
Is In retreat, hut counter attacks are
progressing,
Go No Further
The Evidence Is at Your Dour
Klamath Falls proof Is what you
want and the statement of this highly
respected resident will banish all
deubt:
N. Marchand. Warden ave., Klam
ath Falls, says: "I was obliged to
got up many times at night to pass
the kidney secretions. Often my back
was so weak I had to quit work.
Doan'a Kidney Pill restored my kid
neys to a normal condition, and re
moved the palna in my back."
Price 50c, at all dealer. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Marchand had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y.
Price 50c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the same that
Mr. Spencer had. Foster-Mllburn Co.,
props., Buffalo, N. Y.
(Paid Advertisement)
BIG EATERS GET
KIDNEY TROUBLE
1AKE SALTS AT FIRST SIGN OF
BLADDER TROUBLE OR
BACKACHE
The American men and women
must guard constantly against Kid-
u; uuuuiv, uvuuw we u uw uueni
nnH nil miP tniA lm elfa Tfi Klwui
a www a ewM aee Viwu
is filled with uric acid which the kid-
.a. at. a.
neys strive to filter out, they weaken
from overwork, become lulhi the
ellminative tissues clog and tbe re-
aitU la VMn .nl.1 Kl... .-l-
" ' ""'" " , '
umm aa fvuvini uweaevw sa mvmiui
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; jour back hurts or the
urine is cloudy, full of sediment or
ou are obliged to seek relief two or
three times during tbe night; if you
suffer with sick headache or dlwy.
nervous spells, add stomach, or you'
have rheumatism when the weather In
bad, get from your pharmacist about I
four ounces of Jad Salts; take a table-'
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days, and your
kidneys will then act fine. This fa
mous ealts la mode from the acid of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with lithla, and has been used for gen
erations to nusn and stimulate clog
ged kidneys; to neutralise the acids
in tbe urine so it no longer is a source
of Irritation, thus ending bladder
disorders.
Jad Salts I Inexpensive; cannot in
ure, makes a delightful effervescent
lithla water beverage, belong la
every home, because nobody can
make a mistake by having a good
kidney flushing any tme. Adv,
Klamath Falls Athletic Club
Sow okmi for Member. Inquire at
PAVILION
for Members!) fa
FALLS, OREGON
1
YET FOR MEXICO
e.tim.v..v Tiioiwaii itKrooNi.
KB. WILL UK "CIIIKK KXKL'l'.
TIVK" IX OHDKU TO QUALIFY
FOR (IKNKItAli KliKCTIONH
United Press Service
WASHINGTON, D, C. Ort. 22.
Although Cnrrnnxn has been recog-
sited, Mexico will not have a presi
dent for a year. Cnrrantn will re
main tho "chief executlvo," In order
that he may quality as a t-andldnto tor
the presidency at the general elec
tions.
If the conqueror assumed tho tlttc
of "provisional president" ho would
be dUqualllled for tho candidacy.
PLAN BIG GUNS
FOR WEST COAST
FORTS TO (1 LISTEN WITH SIX
TKK.NMNCH CANNON, ACCORD
INO TO ARMY DEFENSE PRO
GRAM
WASHINGTON. D. C, Oct. 22.-
The army defense program has been
officially announced. Tho Pacific coast
forts will glisten with big guns, ir
tho Installation of tho founteen nnd
sixteen Inch guns no provided, ac
cording to present plans.
Tho army board plans to enlargo
Fort McArtlmr and San Pedro will be
recommended to congress. The addi
tion of sixteen Inch guns to San Fran
Cisco Is proposed.
SAGE TEA OANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO
BRING BACK COLOR ANND LUS
THE TO HAIR
You' can turn gray, faded hair
beautifully dark and lustrous almost
over night If you'll set a 60-cent bot
tle or "Wyeth'a Sage aad Sulphur
Hair Remedy" at any drug store.
Million of bottles of this old, famous
Sage Tea recipe are sold annually,
say a wall known drugglat here, be
cause It darkens the hair so naturally
and evenly that no one can tell It has
been applied.
Those whose hair is turning gray,
becoming faded, dry, scraggly sad
thin, have a surprise awaiting tkam,
because after one or two applications
the gray hair vanishes and yonr leaks
become luxuriantly dark and beauti
ful all dandruff goes, scalp Itoalag
L n f1nf ha,r
Thla U th& n..K riu-
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Italrawl
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unattractive folks aren't
l niliArl flPAlinrf 1A BA Veama aaetAW
Wyeth., 8 ; g,,"
'nuil ,,. , , ht ij5
,Ifflrk hfltl(,.ftm. u.,!. '..JST
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(I'alil AdvqrtlMmentl
Black Shells
Get the Ducks
12 Gtuge Smokeless
Chilled Shells
70c
DuPont Powder
Ballistite Powder
Everything inJGun and
Ammunition
BALDWIN
PRESIDE!!
Hardware Co.
WAR RECRUITERS
MAY STAND TRIAL
OFriCKIIM WHO r.NMHTKD AMKIU
ItWXS 'H SKHVi: IN' ItltlTIHII
AIIMY IIKI.D FOHTIMAIj IN HAN
I'lUXCISCO
t nlted I'reKH Service
SAN KUANCI8CO, Oct. 22,--Argument
wore henrd In Juilgo Doollug'n
rourt which will result In tho holding
for trial of live men licensed of violat
ing the neutrality tit tho United Btntu
by recruiting mon in San Francisco1
tor Hcnlco In the Ilrltlsli nrmy, or!
Ilielr release. j
The iircuiied mon nru ttulpli IC.i
lllnlr;Jr. Thoman Addlx, who tino
& IILitr; Dr. Thomas AiMIh, who gave
recruits the needed physical examina
tion; Harry (1. Uino, chief "Held
agent"; Kenneth Croft, n rworvp
lieutenant In the British nrmy, nnd
Cllvo 1). Inwrenco, another "fllelri
agent"
GREAT WOMEN TO
CONVENE AT FAIR
lulled 1'reiu Service ,
BAN FRANCISCO, Ocl. 22.-Wo.
men of national and International '
prominence will attend tho congrons
of womon hero November 1st. Mlu
Margirot Wilson, daughter of the
prenldent, is expected to attend. Prln-1
cesN Patricia, daughter of the Duko
nf Cnunaiigtit, governor gouornt of
Canada, may bo here also. S J
Tho congress will bo presided over
by Lady Abordecu. president of the!
International Council of Woinou, iiud'
author of many books. Lady Aber
deen In one of tho foromost leaders
of tho feminist movement in tho
world. Many brilliant social affairs
aro planned for the ilUtlngulxhed visitor.
GOING HUNTING?
Rent-youf GM, Boots and Hunting Coat from
Klamath Sportsmen's Store
tii(,HM RouikU Ni:W Atnmualtlon.
Special This Week
Peters 12-Guage Shells. 70c
VEGHTE. . HE HAS
SEE
Quick and Reliable Service
Freight, baggage or passsngtr. Equipped with auto buie and auto
trucks. Meat all trains and beats. Day or night ssrvlc.
Western Transfer Co.
Phene: Office, 117; Rtildsnce, 2W-II.
IT'S AS SIMPLE AS A. B. C.
To open and conduct an account
Ntlth this bunk. Our service, facll
lllos and resources all combine to
make a banking connection hero
liolh mutter of safety and con
wnlrnce. We welcome small nc
counts 8 woll as largo ones. Olad
lo give you nny Information about
opening one.
FIRST STATE M
KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
The Latest
Kodak
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lin vwry facility for doing (hit
nnd exorcise tlio grcnlcit c&rc, to
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offer jou iircurnto tttik.
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