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A necessary to a whole
mm meal, and those who
want cut from a selection
of the very finest stock
should buy at the
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DULL SPLITTING,
SICK HEADACHE
Or. Juki' Headache fowdars re.
Mm at not 10 eeate a
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fort tad In, Just a few mosmbU
m kMd lsr mI all neuralgia and ,
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ud wrist niitf for baadseae, whether
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Hiram Says:
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mule lu 'xwr nice awl warm with
h amdiMid nf block or a shovel
of coal.
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Shepherd Tells of Real
Seen by Newspapermen on the
Serbian Front During the Retreat
II) W.M. U. HIIKI'IIKUD
(Hulled lrcM Staff CorrcHpomlenl)
SALONIKA, Dec. II -We smashed
.Hit n Wfiirmi litnil i if i iif iiLai nu un
I ' """ w " cioveny ucucrea nnu uiaiien, when we tumbled out of the am-
i went nlonif. It wiu one of those pltl- by decorntlonH of holly that we had btilnnco we saw a narrow ravin run
,ful rnrloudH of hoiiHohold noodit, with i"l " It. tlnK behind n hill. There were tents
the pile and tho )ouni:er and stronger
I
I """ J. " 'v Kuiclv. "Tho llulKnrs nro across tho
(ln the mud before or aloiiRslde tlicuiii.y, nnd If wo stop Ions enough to
itlMlil liurit nf lhi Irtlil III lilinlil dm nlnnu
iwii oxen as we turned uonii un;
road, the perlexed peasants turned
the oxen nnd headed for a roadside
ditch. The unusual sight of an nut-
mobile seemed to frenty them. A
woman and n man struck the oxen
with slicks The wheels went down
with a crash, and e cry body scream
cd The old woman held up tho baby
In hur arms, Tho body of the wagon
'setlleil down Into the ditch, on Its
side. Gently the old woman and the
baby slid off Into tho mud. Iloslde
the road wns u camp of llrltlsh
Rlnecrs, nnd wo saw thorn flocking by j
the score from their tents to the sccno
of tho-housohold wreck, lly tho tlmo
wo had passed fifty or more of thoso
parties of refugees, wo know that
somewhere uhead tho retreat was un
der way. As wo wont along thn roads
In tho French ambulance, wo knew;
how comfortable h woundod man
might bo In such a car. In addition
to tho spring of tho pneumatic tlfcs,
there were springs on tho car Itself.
Thn stretcher seals on which wo sat
wero hung by n third series nf springs
from steel bars, which wore suspend-'
ed from tho rolling of the car by.
spiral springs. Tho motion of tho
ambulance, except for a slight sway
ing, wus almost Imperceptible.
Just when wo wore innrvollng nt
the comfort w)tli which wo wero trav
eling and comparing our situation
with thnt of tho sad lino of refugees,
there was a tonlflc explosion at tho J
roadsldo nnd the shriek of a shell. A
hell drills a tunnel through tho air'
and. through this tunnel also echoes
tho, whistling of tho sholl Jar and
clash, nnd mix In one long whine. The
shell wo hoard was leaving us. (
Through tho nmbuJanco window wo
saw first n cloud of smoke, and thon (
the outllno of a huge gun which,
atood at least eight foot above the
ABSORBENT COTTON
and
SURGICAL BANDAGES
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IhhIoii of hclentlHtH mi mod by I'rHlrtcn
hcene. In charge of Colonel (Jopthnln
en mil from ocean to ocean
ground oil giant wheels, ami hud m
mouth that n man could havo put his
head Into. Tho great ennnon stood ,
within fifteen feci of the road, but It
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l.etH gi out and photOKraph It,"
w,w """ rrespondenl.
".Sot here, said our
lieutenant
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kivo tnem our range ineyu nro at uh vine, inn isp. iu, wnicn sheiterea
ro." them, belongs to tho Bulgars now,
Tn(' road was rut along the face of nnd the battlefield of the Valley of
" l'"1' Helow us was the valley of Costorlno Is quiet nnd peaceful again,
Costorlno and four miles away, bo- miles behind the Bulgarian battle
X""1 tho valley, were other hills llke.llnc.
""Cm, where the llulgnr artillery was Hut now it was ti battlefield. A
hidden.
Juit " "."arter or a mile rurlher and ,
UL reuched the shelter of n turn In
the rond Tho huge Kngllsh gun be-1
,lllu' "K ,:cI)l "Pitting out Its roaring
challenges across tho valley. Dy tho
on-'wntcn " WM possible to hear the I
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
at Canal
I Wilson to study the slides In the
Hlnw tho photograph was taken the
Action
whim. of its shells for bIx seconds;
the whine nlwavs ended In a deen.
dull roar, whoro the shell had broken
'name five or bIx miles away.
and dugouts on Its sides. This wns a
secret 1 could not have told two waeks
ago, Hut It doesn't matter now. Tho
Frenchmen with their steel blue
cisqiies have all gone from tho ra-
camion m the top of the hill roared.
Another cannon further away roared.
The Hritl.sh cannon bohlnd us roared,
They were all ally cannon. And then
camo u different sound. It was a
shriek that didn't grow less with the
passage of seconds, but louder. Look
FALLS, OREGON
into the sky above you; you can aee
nothing; you feel helpless; all around
you the air Is filled with that growl
ing whine; It may end la a burst near
you; If that's the case, you won't
hear tho burst, In all likelihood. In
common parlance, tho light will go
out, and you won't know what hit
you. You havo an Infinitely Intense
desire to hear the boom; you want to
have the thing over with, bm long c
that whlno Is In tho sky over your
bond you may bo killed at any minute.
I am not writing this In order to
boast that I havo been under shell
lire, but In order to point out that ho
Iiik under shell Are is an alarming
thing, and that If the experience does
not still up a heavy thrill within you,
then you must bo a dumb animal that
cannot understand tho things thnt are
Koitif on around It. Some men say
they like this thrill; that tho feeling
Is pleasant. Others say they don't
like It, nnd I am among them. It's
too much like being In n terrific clec
tr:uil storm with harder lightning
than human beings ever saw In the
sky, any bolt of which means death.
lint hero tho shell is, in the sky above
us. There is a terrific roar. On the
hillside above us a huge cloud, bigger
Hi an n six-story building, of mud,
stones and smoke arises. The shell
hnd burst. Let it bo recorded that
Richard Harding Davis, John Mr-
Cut oh ton of the Chicago Tribune.
John Dass of the Chicago Dally News,
nnd Jumcs Hare, the war photograph
er, wore not hit. Neither was I.
I raid I didn't like it. I had been
under shell fire In Russia, In Serbia,
on the Kngllsh front; I had dodged
boll, ally and anti-ally shells, and I
had made up niv mind months before
thnt tho next time I was near flying
shells 1 would try to study the work-
Ins of my mind f.nd nerves, and dls-
cofi-, If possible, whether I was
frlKlitened, and whether or not the
tliak) feeling thnt comes from know
ing death Is somewhere in the sky Is
nearby is really a pleasant one;
whether the thrill of a kiss or nMrlnk
compares with he'thrlll of being In
danger of Biidtf;n dPHth by bullets or
shells. I had made the study thin
time, nnd I found that I didn't like
the thrill. In the presence of the
other war correspondents, T said that
I didn't like It.
"Well." said Davis. "I'm old
enough" bo's almost 60, and he's
seen a score of wars "I'm old
enough to admit, without being ac
cused of bravado, that I like it."
Which I took to mean that all
oung reporters are afraid to "admit
they like shell Are.
I wns to havo more experience with
shell Are before the day was out.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors
In tho County Court ot the State of
Oregon, for the County ot Klam
ath. In the Matter ot the Last Will and
Testament ot .Alma Kuehne, De
ceased. Nottce is hereby given by the under-
ulrned, Andrew Kuehne, executor ot
tho estate ot Alma Kuehne, deceased,
to the creditors ot and to all persoai
having claims against said deceased,
to exhibit them, together with the
necessary vouchers, wlthla six aseaths
from the date of this notice to said ex-
ecutor, Andrew Kuehne, at the law
office of Onelll Manning, la the
Whlte-Maddox building, In the city of
Klcmath Falls, Klamath county, state
of Oregon, which said office the un
dersigned selects as his place of busi
ness In all matters connected with
the said estate.
Dated this 7tb day of January, A.
C. 1916. First publication January
7th, 1316; dnte of last publication,
f'ebrunry 4, 1916,
ANDREW KUEHNE,
Kxccutor of the Estate 0fHUmmon8 '" tne 31st ay of December,
Alma Kuehne, Deceased. 16-7-H-21-28-4
j All process and papers In this pro-
cceding may be served upon the under-
.Notice of Drainage District Bend 'signed residing within the state of Ore-
KlectloB
Notice Is hereby given that nt n'tioned
meeting of the bentd of directors of!
the Klamath biainage District of
Klumath county, Oregon, held at the
oftlee of said board on the 15th day of
January, A. D. 1916, a resolution was
udopted calling a special election, at
which shall be submitted to the elect-'
ors of snld district the question wheth
cr or not bonds of said district In the'
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uiuuuui oi tivu.uuv.uv snail oe au
thorlzed, and in pursuance of aucb
tesolutlon a special election Is hereby
called to be held on the 19th day of
February, A. D. 1916, at, which elec
tion there will be submitted to the
electors of said district the question
of creating a bonded debt In the sum
of $100,000.00, for the purpose of
building drainage and reclamation
works and a system of dikes, canals
and ditches for the reclamation of the
lands within the boundary of said
drainage district, the vote to be by
bellot, upon which shall be the words,
"Honda Yes" and the words. "Bonds
No.'' Polls to be opened at 2 o'clock
p. m., and to remain open until 5
o'clock p. m. of said day. The polling
place is designated to be at the office
of the board of directors at No. 71S
Main street, in the city of Klamath
f'allb, Oregon.
Dated this 15th day of January,
A 1). 1916.
M. MOTSCHENBACHER,
Director and President.
C. K. DE LAP. Director.
A. A. MEHAFFEY, Director.
Attett:
A A. MEHAFFEY, Secretary.
19-26-1-9-16
Notice to Creditors
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned baB been duly appointed
administrator of the estate of Joseph'
L. Tull, deceased, by the county court
of Klamath county, Oregon, and all
persons having claims against said
estate are required to present same
to me at the law office of Rutenlc &
Kent, in Klamath Falls, Oregon, with
in six months from the date of this
notice, verified as required by law.
Datea as Klamath Falls, Oregon,
January 12, 1916.
JAMES H. OWEN,
Administrator of the .Estate of Joseph
L. Tull, Deceased. 12-19-26-2-9
Summons for Publication in Foreclos
ure of Tax Lien
In the Circuit Court ot the State ot
Oregon, for Klamath County.
R. S. Qrigsby, Plaintiff,
vs.
George L. Davis, Defendant.
To George L. Davis, the above named
defendant.
In the name of the state ot Oregon,
ou are bereoy notined mat a. a.
Grigsby, the holder of certificate of
delinquency numbered 657, issued on
the 22nd day of May, 1915. b. the tax
collector ot the county of Klamath,
state of Oregon, for the amount ot
sixteen-and 67-100 (116.67) dollars,
the same being the amount- then due
nnd delinquent for taxes for the year
1912, together with penalty, interest
and costs thereon upon the real prop
erty assessed to you, of which you are
the owner ns appears of record, situate
in snld county and state, and partic
ularly bounded nnd described ns fol
lows, to wit:
Southeast quarter of southwest
quarter, and lot five, section twenty-two,
township thirty-nine Boutb,
range fen east of Willamette Meri
dian. You are further-notified that said
B. S. Grigsby has pajd taxes on said
premises for prior or subsequent
years, with tne rate oi interest on
said umountB as follews:
For the year 1913, paid May 22,
1915, tax receipt No. 5235, amount
paid 119.19. with Interest at 12 per
rent.
For the year 1914. paid August 12,
1915, tax receipt No. 4169, amount
paid 115.68, with interest at 12 per
cent.
Said George L. Davis as the owner
of the legal tiUe of the above de
scribed property as the same appears
ot record, Is hereby further notified
that B. S. Grigsby will apply to the
circuit court of the county and state
aforesaid for a decree foreclosing the
lien against the property aboye de
scribed, and mentioned in said cer
tlflcnte. And you are hereby sum'
moned to appear within alxty days
after the first publication ot this
mona, exclusive ot the day at
first publication, and dtfead this
action or pay the amount due as
I'AQI
above shown, together with coats sac
accrued Interest, and In cane of your
failure to do so, a decree will be
rendered foreclosing the Hen of said
tnxes and costs against tho land and
premises above named.
This summons is published by or
der of the Honorablo D. V. Kuykcndall,
Judge of the circuit court of the state
of Oregon, for the county of Klamath,
and snld order wns made and dated
tho 30th day of December, 1915, and
the date of the first publication of this
igou nt the nddress hereafter men-
HOLLO C. OROESBECK,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address, Klamath Falls, Oregon.
31-7-H-21-28-4-U
SUMMONS
(Equity No. 746) ,
In the Circuit Court or the State of
' Orpprin. fnr ITIftmftlh f!nfinlv.
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tl 3 Mnnra TMnlnHM
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VS,
Wiley II. Allen Co. or Wiley B Allen
nnd any other person or persons who
may have some Interest In or a lien
or claim upon the property herein
after described, defendants,
and any other person or persons wh
To Wiley B. Allen Co. or Wiley B.AUen
and any other person or persons who
may have some Interest In or a lien
or claim upon the property herein
after described, the above named
defendants, , .
In the name of the state of Oregen:
You and each of you are hereby sum
moned and required to 'appear and
answer the complaint filed herein
against you by R. S. Moore, who Is the
holder of Certificate of Delinquency
No. 678, dated December 1, 1916, for
the sum of six dollars and ninety-five
cents upon the southeast quarter of
southeast quarter of section thirty-six
(36); in township thirty-eight (38)
south, range eight (8) east of the Wil
lamette' Meridian, issued for the delin
quent taxes upon said premises for the
ear 1909, and who Is the holder ot
Certificate of Delinquency No. 130, - .
dated November 20, 1911, for the sum
of nine dollars and thirty-two ceats.
Issued for the delinquent taxes upon
said premises for the year 1910, and
who is the ho!derof Klamath County
Oregon, Tax Receipt No. 3788, dated
October 23, 1912, for the sum ot ftve
dollars and twenty-three cents Issued
for the delinquent taxes upon said
property for the year 1911, and who is
the holder of Klamattr County, Oregon,
Tax Receipt No. 4421, dated October ;
1913, for the sum of five dollars and
ninety-six cents, Issued for the delin
quent taxes upon said premises for the
year 1912, and who Is the holder of
Klamath County. Oregon,' Tax Receipt
No. 4647, dated October 30, 1914, for
the sum of five dollars and seventy-one
cents. Issued for the delinquent taxes
upon said premises for the year 1913.
and who is the holder of Klamath ,
County, Oregon. Tax Receipt No. 5412,
dated October 7, 1915, for the sum of
nine dollars and sixty-four cents, Is
sued for the delinquent taxes upon
said premises for the year 1914; said
certificates of delinquency and said tax
receipts all bearing interest af the rate
of, 15 per cent per annum from the re
spective dates of their Issue.
And you and each of you will" take
notice that It you fall to appear within
sixty days after the date of the first
publication of this summons, exclusive
of. the day 'of said first publication, and
defend the action or pay the amounts
due to plaintiff, the plaintiff will apply
to the above entitled court for a decree
foreclosing the liens against the prop
erty above described and mentioned in
said certificates of delinquency and
said tax receipts and for judgment
against you for the said sums herein
named, together with accrued interest
thereon and for his costs and disburse
ments herein.
This summons is published by order
of the above entitled court, dated the.
22d day ot December, A. D. 1915, and
the date ot the first publication of this
summons is the 24th day ot December,
A. D. 1916.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff, who resides at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, upon' whom
all process and papers In this pro
ceedings may be served.
24-S1-7-14-21-28-4
Notice to Creditors ,
In the County Court of the State ot
Oregon, for the County ot Klamath.
In the Matter ot the Estate ot George
Deal, Deceased. ,
Notice Is hereby given that the un .
deralgned has been duly appointed ad
ministratrix ot the estate ot George
Deal, deceased, by the above entitled
court, and all persons having claims .
against said estate are required to
present the same to the undersigned.
at Langell Valley. Oregon, or at tae
office of J. M. Carnahan, attorney at
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luing ouiioing. juamaia rmim, viwmm,-
v, ithln six months from the date ot tWa J
notice. sg -
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