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PabUabed daily eteept aaaey by
The Herald PiMUtel Cempaay of
Klunath Mil. at 1 Vtarth treet.
Eatared at the postoRee at
fUla. Oregon, tor traaamlsitoa
through tat malls aa eoad-laas
matter.
Subecriptloa .tama ay. aull to amy
address la tta United SUtaa:
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: tVdaVsoIomtVto : CLUB ELECTION
TUESDAY NIGHT
Ualtad Praia Sartlce
URDANA, 111., Jan. 10. The
only Impurity found la clgareU
la hay, according to Dr. Deal of
tho University of. Illinois, who
has Just completed an oxhauit
Ivo unalysls or lending brands.
The uso of alfalfa and ilraw,
said Dr. Heal, appears to bo on
tho decline. Dr. Hoal found In
clgarets hydrogen sulphlne, py
ridine, carbon dioxide, ammonia
and nicotine, but In such small
quantities a to bo practically
non-Injurious.
What the Wafi
Moves Mean
GBOBGBS C ARPEXTIKR
Georges Carpeatler, Preach aad reported dead, but the nearest erl-
Scattered Shots
THE ETERNAL question heard
over our phone for the hut week haa
beea-, ( "Aay more particulars about
the kaiaer'a death?" -
European heavyweight champion of
the Hag. the man who pat the oaletaa
oa Gunboat Smith In Loadoa, ia here
howa in war costume with hia aato
moblle. SeTeral tlmea he haa beea
deaee of that in the picture la the
Croix dn Guerre oa hia breast, show
ing he haa been a brave soldier. Car-
peatler really belongs to the aviation
corps of the French army, aad there
he haa made a name for hlmeelf.
American
Men Throw
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Off $200,000 Weekly
(United Press Correspondence)
NEW YORK, Jim.. 10. Despite
fj.h..uL.i j jui
JUmiu xrwiiuoiisi naming upon v..i, buv th w nnd fnr h,r, .
, - .. , . ..,
,we aro assured, for $75, and some aa
low aa $4.
When It cornea to nolf frit hni no
the mUllaery extravagance of milady, S; while $10 will secure the best Im-
i ported French silk hlch hat.
that men. la the United States annu-1 When a woman huva now h. .i.
Ily 3. W. T. MASOX
(Written for the United Press)
NEW YOKK, Jan. 10. That German)-
is beginning to feel the pinch
of shortage of textiles Is evidenced
In the report that the authorities have
prohibited "white Hales" In Berlin.
Apparently tho Intention of tbla movo
Is to limit consumption of cotton, lln-
len and woolen goods, and to discour
age purchases beyond the people's
needs. ,
However, no substitute for these
articles of clothing has been devised,
though German scientists have suc
ceeded In producing many laboratory
substitutes for goods blockaded by
the allies. ' For Instance, they have
been enabled to put together tho con
stituent elements of rubber and to
make what Is known as synthetic
rubber, but thus far they have aot
been able to make synthetic clothing.
Economists havo predicted for
some months that Germany Is ap
proaching a crisis In the matter of
textiles. While it is Improbablo that
the crisis has actually appeared, there
can be no doubt aa to the symptoms
of such a situation. This will not
only prove discomforting, but the
closing of the textile mills for want of
wool, cotton and flax will throw hun
dreds of thousands out of employ
meat
This Illustrates the silent but per
haps decisive work that tho British
fleet haa done la bottling up Qermany,
and preventing her from getting need
ed supplies.
IMPORTANT MKKTINO OK COM
MKRCIAL CMJI1 MKMRKR8 TO
RK HELD AT CITY HALW-NK1V
OKK1CKIM TO UK NAMKD
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Tho nnnuftl vlMtteot ofllcera will
b one. of tho features of tomorrow
night's mooting of tho KlamatV Com
mercial Club. This mooting will bo
held nt tho city hall, In order to ac
commodate the big attendance of
members expected.
At this tlmo n president, vlco pres
ident, treasurer and seven directors
will bo chosen. There Is much work
of Importance ahead of the club dur
ing the coming year, and much Inter
est Is being taken in tho personnot of
tho new directing corps.
Anothtr Cehin Pticard at haahtrda. so
Tin ta leada taa wertd) ia accl.
dent iniuraaee. MeeChileete. u-tf
Flexible fliers, sleds aad baby cut
turn nt wholesale price, WHILE JHBY
.A8T-Wm. 0. Ilara, Plae. 3 If
OUCH! tAME BACK,
RUB LUMBAGO OR
BACKACHE AWAY
nun pain niGHT out with
HMAIiL TRIAL DOTTLK OP OLD,
PKNKTItATING "HT. JACOU'A
OIL"
Hiram Sayi:
TlMfie snappy laoralaaa eaa be
made to 'pear alt aad wam wRh
tin armload of blorka or a etievil
of real.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
AreV)Wra la ALL KINM OP
WOODLAND COAL.
lhoB0 IRT. v MM Mala Bt.
NEW DOUBLE
TREAD TIRES
Ootxl for ,kM to le.eo MMm Nervier
From Your Old Worn Caaiogs
liowcxit lricM Ojaoteil Aajrwhera
Hend us 3 old Urea you ware going
to Junk one with perfect beads, tho
other with fair tread. The new tiro
w will msko from them will give you
2,500 to 10,000 mile service.
few
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fiTbejiaeetaiHrliat, hseitMreduc
) breakfaet dillsacy; Served with
f,. yvy" c,t ' '
pewaVree'avfar thay are meat de-
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Uraa eWpmint Jvat;reetlvd,
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V-RwBros.
A8 YET, we've failed to locate that
''some oae alleged to hava reeetved a
telegram aaaoaaehtg Bill Hoheasol-
lerfadtauae. Really, we dlda't kaow
h had any klneaura her aaar eaeagh
to htm to be remembered at aaeh a
ttaw.
"8LOWLY THEY TURN by habit
beat"- toward the swinging- doors
through which they went before the
saloons quit bBsiaeai. Some evea yet
uucoaadoaaly turn ia aohastllr that
tBey Damp their aoaaa oa the uayleld
log doom.
LETTER WRITINa WEEK-
forgetlt.
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Vpmw'I5 ; 6th and Main
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COMMERCIAL CLUB election to
morrow might remember It alio, aad
be there,
IF REAL ACTION Is what is need
ed for good movies, the film taken
yesterday at Third street bill should
bet a regular movie.
SAYING YOU feel "like a king"
nowadays doesn't signify tiptop spirits
ny a whole lot. Judging from Frana
Josef, Albert. Yuan 8bl Kai, Peter
and a few more of the crowned and
worried bead;
ally throw away $10,400,000 worth
of hats, while large percentage of
women make over their old hats, aad
save probably aa much as the men
send to the ash heap. Philadelphia
dealers estimate that their aaea par-
rons throw away $30,000 worth of
bats, a week.
Upon this basis it ia ecrJmatAd that;
Maw VavIt nan AIj.A Wen '
"" -v. m. am vnm wiu f.vtV9U wvns
of hats; Chicago. $30,000; Baa Fraa-
cisco, .izo.ooo; Clevewad, $10,000;
Boston, $20,000; Dearer, $10,000;
Indianapolis, $6,000; Kansas City,
$10,000; .Los' Angeles, $6,000; Mil
waukee, $.,000; Pittsburg, $10,000;
Portland, $5,000; Omaha, $$.000; St!
PauT, $3,000; St Louis, $10,900;
Washington, $2,000, and other towns
and cities sufflcient to bring the week
ly total up to $200,000 or $10,900,000
a year.
Probably this la aa exceedingly low
estimate. Some estimates place the
annual amount at $16,000,000. This
amount represents about 100,000
spurned skypiecei, at least; aor does
it take into account cape and other
substitutes for hat.
The average price paid for hata is
believed to be about $8, but that gives
no idea of how extravagaat some aaea
can be on their bats. These Include!
bard and soft felts, silk bat, straws I
or every kind, Including Panamas.
There are men who order specially
made Panamas, aa many aa half a
dozen at a time, to cost $160 each.
Some of the rest of us can get a mod
est straw for 86 cents, and from that
"P- Vary Kood Panamas eaa be had,
baa It sent home in an elaborate box
covered with roses, like the old-fashioned
chlntx or wall paper patterns.
It gives it a (Parisian atmosphere,
oven ir the creation never aaw. Paris;
but when, a man buy a new hat he
usually tells the hatter to "chuck" the
old one. Sometimes, very seldom, be
haa It sent home, intending to give it
to the man Who cut the lawn and
take out the ashes, and then he for-
igeta all about it, and hi wife gives
It to the rubbish man or the Salvation!
Army man at the first call.
iur we "casi-oirs" that are
"chucked" by the hater, the second
hand man comes around and take
them away. He refurbishes the ones
worth while and sella them, at any
price, the others are stripped of the
band -and bindings and leather sweat-
banda for the ragbag, and the remain
der goes to the dump.
SAYS HOT WATER
WASHES POISONS
FROM THE UVER
Cvsryom ahould drink hot watir
with pheephate In It,
before breakfast
Kidneys cause backachoT No?
They havo no nerves, therefore can
not cstiBo pain. Listen! Your back-
acho Is caused by lumbago, sciatica
or a strain, and tho quickest relief Is
soothing, penetrating "StJacob's Oil."
Rub It right on your painful back.
and Instantly tho soreness, tlttaeu
and laraoness disappears. Don't stay
crippled! Get a small trial bottle of
"St. Jacob'a Oil" from your drugglat
and limber up. A moment after It la
applied you'll wonder what became of
the backacho or lumbago pain.
Rub old. honest "St. Jacob'a Oil"
whonever you have sciatica, neuralgia,
rheumatism or sprains, aa It la abso
lutely harmless, and doesn't burn tho
skin. (Adv.)
PRICf LIST
ir you If wa furalili
furnish both one both
8Ue casing, casings, casings
28x3 $L76 $2.75 $ 4.00
30x3 160 3.76 6.00
32x3 3.60 376 5.60
30x3 U 2.7S 4.SC f.00
31x3 H 2.76 4.96 fl.60
32x3 H 2-76 4.26 CM
34x3 Vi 3.00 4.60 7.00
30x4 3.26 4.76 7.60
32x4 3.60 6.00 7.60
33x4 3.75 6.26 1.90
34X4 4,00 6.76 IU0
36x4 . 4.00 6.76 MO
38x4 . 4.36 ff26 1.00
34x4 U 4.26 f.16 9.90
36x4 H 4.60 7.00 19.00
37x4 H 4.76 7.26 10.60
35x6 k. 4.76 Z26 1100
3x5 6.25 8.36 12.90
37x6 6.36 8.76 11.90
Wo will call and luspect your old
tires and quote you prices.
Bradley Harnett Co.
IBT
On tho Alaska coast tho salmon
packers, towns and settlors use 40,
000,000 feet of timber a year from
the Chugnch and Tongas Notional
forests.
The number of animals now sta
tioned on the national forests In pro
portion to the area is 60 per cent
gerater than' it was ten years ago.
If you are particular ahoat yoar
tire" lasaraBee, see ChUeote. 1 1-tf
It 1 estimated that 100.000.oon
pounds of beef and mutton are sold
each year from herds and flocks occu
pying the national forest range.
Subscribe for the Herald, 60 cent
month.
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Arthur Leevltt. who he ben in
for toe Mat two awatha, was able to
be oat a short. (Jaw yesterday afteri
boob, muak to the delight of hia
many friaada.
Mother UDL .
Dr.Raasha, vent to Portland thk
morning la rsaveaa to Uelag that
bis mother Wi there.
'. Ask, Cbaeote fer a 191e eeleadar. 4 JK a.
Of Great Importance
to Both of Us
of oar patron aa aamtter of areat
to giro each depositor eoartasw,
We
Importaace, aad
paiaatabJaa;
We weleoBM aaw aeeeaata, ae aaatter bow small, Md try to
make yea feel at aease taeoaah the siapUdty of otr aaetaedi.
Whea yoa aaea aa aeeeaM wkh Ul baak It 1 yoar Jbaak
aad oar aatr 'to aw tkUyMareaaIefatorUyaarTed.
To feel as line as the proverbial
fiddle, we must keep the liver washed
clean, and almost every morning to
prevent Its sponge-like pores from
dogging with Indigestible material,
sour bile and poisonous toxins, says a
noted physldaa.
If you get headachs, it's your liver.
If you catch cold easily, It's your liver.
If you wake up with a bad taste, fur
red tongue, nasty breath or stomach
become rancid, it'a your liver. Sallow
skin, muddy complexion, watery eym,
an denote liver uncleanllneas. Your
liver is the most important, also the
most abused and neglected organ of
the body. Few know Its function or
bow to release the dammed-up body
waste, bile and toxins. Most folks
resort to violent calomel, which Is a
dangerous, salivating chemical which
can only be uaed occasionally because
It accumulates la the tissues, also at
tack the bones.,
.Every man and woman, sick or
well, should drink each morning be
fore breakfast, a glass of hot water
with a teaspoonful or limestone phos
phate In it, to wash from the liver and
bowels the previous day's indigestible
material, the poisons, otir bile and
toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening
and freshening the entire alimentary
canal before putting more food Into
the stomach.
Limestone phosphate does not re
strict the diet like calomel, because It
can not salivate, tor it is harmles and
you can eat anything afterwards. It
is Inexpensive and almost tasteless,
m muf yuarmscui Wll SOU you a
quarter pound, which in sufflcient for
a demonstration of how hot water and
limestone phosphate cleans, stimulates
and freshens the liver, keeping you
'feeling fit day la and day out. Adv,
Timber trespass on tho National
forests Is no longer Important In
amount or character. Tho incentive
has been largely removed by tho
availability of national forest stump
ago under free use or reasonable
term of sale. New trespasa cases
are usually the result or unintentional
error in regard to title or the location
of boundaries.
Flexlblo fliers, sled, and baby cut
ters at wholeaalo price, WHILE THEY
LAST Wm. C. Hum, 439 Pine. 3-tf
Now ia the time fa
Have Your Auto
Overhauled
And put In shape for spring
My work Is fully guaranteed, and
my price are right. .
Wm. Immel
At Central Garage
A (JOOIt TIMK
TO IIAVK YOUR
Auto Painting
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Done; nuMMfafturtr's Natah aaar
antml. H. WIOHT, at
Miles SifnBdtof
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SPELLS
Begin with cough aad colds, aad they will end there, tt yea
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The forest service la co-operating in
game protection tinder deaaltely
agreed plana with the state of Art
oaa, New Mextoo, California, Oreeoa,
, uiaa, wyoauag, Coloraae,
Meataaa aad South Dakota.
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save it Every nun woman and
child should start to save and ooa
tlnuo It And for your good, you
hould' place your account with as
you will neyer regret it, for wa do
all in our power to help you save.
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