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unVAV.JANAKV,tt,HH
Phrenologist Tells 1916
Girls How to Pick a Man
milled Prom .Service
Cl.KVKIiAN, )., Jim. 2 4. To nil
dMMri' Kv '' U'n'' '"nr
lRirnlln. " vonitlonnl guide nml
f know" l"'l,nr Wllllum J. Klli.
I,y, today lT(rt ml v Ire niuet-riilim
,1 ' imbllD. ilnmulerUlliH tintl din-
lWlon f various ho.Ih of men,
ul.li'h U
Intended to IhIi girls win
,lr hcnrt'H desires wltliout
i, rvlmrr in H'" pnin-Mi.
MIlfftT-
A good
,1,81 f whin Kllil') hii'h l bawd on
..t.r.noli)iiy A "" '" " '"'"
traUtit UpH ih branded n cold I.Iiol-j
cl, .tuny hearted creature upon
whom tl'"l.-.ii ml Klrl'n iipiuul would,
Invi' no effect 'I'"' "" "f ",""
lll ilo liU own imoiiohIiik. run IiIh
. .1 I .11... 1.1.1 lll.ll.tA
(IWH
W("""MK "" ' V
Cash Price Paid
for All Kindi of
FURS
C. D. WILLSON
70 Main Street
K. F. A. CLUB
Weekly Schedule
TUESDAY MEN'S CLASS
8 to 9:30 p. m,
WEDNESDAY-LADIES' DAY
Clan 8 to 9 p. m.
FRIDAY MEN'S CLASS
8 to 9:30 p. m.
SATURDAY DANCINO CLASS
7:30 to 8:30 p. m.
SOCIAL DANCINQ STARTS AT 9
Inferior Tools
arc dear at any price.
The saint tiling applies to
any kind of hardware you
may buy if it's of an in
ferior quality, it's dear at any
price. Ill-cause it will not give
ynu (lie faithful service it
Miould, Vuti must tret the
HKST niJAI.ITY it
will
prove its worth in the I
ong
riui-ii will jrivc von FAITH-
Kill CUiiui'n
" .ir,n viVli.
Call in and
large stock.
look
over our
Roberts & Hanks
Hkhest
Socialist Masquerade Ball
At Mills Addition Hall Friday Evening, January 28th
Admission, 75 cents per couple, ladies free. Supper,
25 cents per plate. Masks for sale at the hall on the
night of the dance. For further information phone
380-W.
O a
Wltf
fwY)
No hair tonic will restore hair to a bald head but
you can prevent dandruff and save the hair by using
N YALS HIRSUTONE. Price , . 50c
m i .
1 N HKI i"JvW.IR
I rPSlLW
iTHTAiaOfECJOM
r k fcTJUl
1-iA '
vwrnsnB
i
hold ; nml he'll do It iniiii. with hlu
head tlutii IiIh heart. Hut If tli iniiii
of your i-holi-u linn full, well-formed
IIih, Klliliy Hiiyrt you may dupi'inl
upon IiIh nipaclty for mid Inclination
to, love. Mm iIhii Ih miMieptlblii to
the right hoi t of feminine niironi'li
Klliliy mu-h tint way to toll whether
tin. nn yon love Iomh you Ih bv
, (.(o.(K ((f ( r
III when
ho Ih with you. Every Iiiiiiuin mini
Hon kIvoh mimo phynlral di'inoiiHtrn
ilon when It Ih nrouiu'tl. Tin evl
ilcnro Hint love Iiiih been iirouHi'il Ih
KIVIIII llV I III' dpnll rrllllKllllllllf nf Km
t(l,.r n(, tr hlrt 4wl. ,,,, ,H ,,,..
penally palo when lie Ih with you,
ll(, ,!,,., v ynu u u , ,,r.
Hon nnd yon w.mi Mm, grab hlui
tni,.i; ,, won't t tin.
A umu wlilMi In mm. miiiaro. niim.
h!vo foiiilli'iul Ih a good IiiuiIiii'Hhiiiiiii,
lie oi n plan iiliciiil; him good IiiihI
iii'hh Judgment v If tin' crown of IiIh
head Ih IiIkIi and round tin Ih nbHo-
Jillely riiuncli'iilliiUH, (on; mid If the
limit of IiIh head Ih widl rounded nut
lie will low IiIh homo. IiIh wife and
IiIh children mid nlmw thorn rotiHldor
atlou tibovo I'MTytlilm: elm. In iln
world. The man whom, head Ih Mat
'on lop, Mm and iiliuoKt even with
IiIh i-iiih In llm liarlc and tinrrow and
fon.Khorli'iHMl mi the front; wIioho
UpH nti thin, wIioho (iy,. aro rolil,
w not make a good IiuhIiiiuiI In any
m-HM- of tint word, wiy Klliliy. The
,loiigi-r a iiiiiii'm Jaw hon, tho gronter
hlu rnparlty for nnVrilnn, ncrordlui;
to Klliliy. All ilirmt things are as
applicable to women an to turn, In
itm expert's: opinion.
OUCH! PAIN; PAIN;
Ifl'lt -.l ItKillT OCT WITH
s.m.imj Titi.ti, uerri.i: ok old,
I'K.VirrilATIMJ "ST. .l.COIl-H
on,."
t , ItlieiimutlHiu U "piilu only." Not
jonn nine In II My MxiulroH Internal
I.. .. (. .1. I !..! ..it.
,"ra"1 '"" '.,:i
IHK, IK'iii'inuiiiB ni. jiuuii h in iihi'i-
Intn vnur mri. Mlirr. iirlilnc loliils and
....-- -.... ...... . .. ,-
lllllHCll'H.
.....i r..ti,,t ...im.iM iimiiiiittf
-m ii.-,iii-- nil" Ih u ImriiilKHx rhou-
... '
miuiHUi euro wnicn nuvcr iiik;ippiiiiiih
mid cannot bum tho skin.
l.linticr up! Quit complaining! (Jet
a small trial IjoUIq of old. honest
"St. Jacob's Oil" lit any drug Htoro,
and In Junt n moment you'll bo free
from rheumatic pain, soreness, stiff-(
ni-HH and nwi-lllnK.NjHrt suffer! Itcllcf
.,,n.i. i..nii. on--iinu riin.iiv
mlllioiiH of rhotimatlHin sufferorn In
the Inst half tontury, and Ih JiibI na
good for sciatica, neuralgia, lumbago,
baeltnche -oIiihAiIv.
' ,
..,
l.'fc iniiuriinco nmkrii you wortli to-
tiny wlint yon Iiuns to be worlli tone
fuliiro tiny. Mts-cniicoie. m
a
.8
. IT CANT
BE DONE
RUB
RHEUMAT4C
ACHING
ON
Pharnwv
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
Submarine
! our mill wcr-Ulllfd mid Huvi-rul inon Injured when a strmiKC i-xtdoslon ociuriud on the yiilimsrlne K-2 vhile she was in Urydock In the
lln.olilyn navy yard Wl-ellior the ra.m' wiib nome oiiIkUIo .isc-ncy or a do'ect In the machinery of the vessel, ora tlundor of a member of the crew,
will ml oi deu-rmlned Mlthoul a conn of limulry. Joseph was amoiiB thofco Instantly killed. Units Miles and Raymond Otto, both members of
Iho rrew. wore niTlously Injured. l.luHH-iuint Charles .M. Cook Jr. was In command of the vessel.
There's One
Goes to the Firing Line With Men
lly WILLIAM IJ. SHKI'IIICHI)
(i'nlled Press Staff Correspondent)
SALONIKA. Dee. ll.-Our
nmhu-
lunie rushed down the mountain fide
Jl rreml. i-him-Toiir speed and
Into
hehlud hill No. MO. which
n '1111.'
uiuiiiereii us 1 1 ci ill iiiu sneii iwv .'""
at last, we were so far uwny from the
- .mi i. ..m.. u ii 1,1 linn.lv liinr
""-') '""
" k""H- TJa, prcn(., zouaves have a band suffering and he had a right to tetl
Valadovti. an old Turkish village fnU ,t gQcg w(lh them r,ght up t(( tll0jtimt t10 mucs nmi tlte dnys between
m mnitliern Serbia, was to bo "H;fl(mt aIl( lt ,,iyH wi,e they light I home and the canvas tent In Serbia
- .topping plans. There, In tho early an(1 wIu (1ey (0 There are some, would be many and long. Also, we
evening, Oennral llalllaud, whose :,!,, n ,CBmu,it won't give up, no 'were to hear more rumors of the
liravo trooim nearly all of them sav-iUor w)lnt t,(J wur councjs say orjcomlng retreat. Our tent stood on
iikoh had fought their way to Krlvo- whftl ,h( g0,R,ra thinks best. With an cuibmikmcnt along the railroad
uk anil tnero trieo 10 roacu mo nm-
hlmiH and form u Junction with tliem
mm. - was 10 receive, nun ..e. ..
monies, the order of m lltary merit..
Hul we were too late. Iho ceremony
- v.-r. However, wo were "toi,.
lHhedto.ee In a Turkl.Umosaue a
French zniinvu Imml,
u waH , ,.st ,)nlltJ ,, j,y f
ua had neon near any name irom.
, , . .,,. any lia(ti0 front, i
Petween tin. live of us American'
newspapermen, we had scon every I
front on both sides. Hand music "
not much place In tins grim w nr.i
Tlu-ie wero ninety musicians and o!lnK orders to retire from tho nioiiii-
driimmers nud they Blond In tno iiiiui
up to their shoo tops. -
"Can't you got them to piny?"
ankcil our guldo.
U'h tho llrst bnnd wo over Binv;tiUy guide. In the conter of tho tout
near a initio Held."
'Will you write stories about It?1'
asked tho leader.
'o said wo would. Whereupon
HlundhiK l tho mud, In tho ovonlnB
diiRk that was almost darkness, with
tho Turkish mosquo behind thorn, tho
hand struck up tho soiib of a certain
reglnmeiit of uounves.
Home members of Iho band sung;
fliey pluyod on their horns In relays;
Ho-thiit wo had n chorus, a hand nnd
a fife nnd drum .corps going all nt
onc,e. It. was a rnttlliiB Reed tunc,
nnd as nil zouaves songs are nuout
tho desert nnd Kgypt nnd Arabs, theso
Kotiaves in Serbia did not slngpf Dor
mniiR or Aiistrlnns or nulgnrs, but
tholr enoinleH of othor wars. A trniiR-
Intlnn would go somothlng like this:
"llmiKl HmiKl Iho Arnhsl
The wqIvob aren't far awny,
Forward I Hustle forward!
And lot your rifles piny."
Ve gave three cheers for tho band
and tho band gave three clieors for
E - 2 After Explosion;
Her Commander and Some Victims
- - - - J3Ci 4
Band at Least That
sis. tlte bandmaster made us promise ,
mialn that we would write a story
iibout how hla band played and then
we veie ordered to get back Into our
(ambulance for the ride to Slrumnltza
'v licit- we were to spend the nignt. !r
you hear any one say inai mere is
.... miiul,. In lu'i.Tiltfilli rnvilnrv wur-
. I.l'f .'..... ... . ....a v.v.--tf - - .
J fare, that men no longer die to stir-
iniK tunes. Just tell your Informer
that lie In wrong.
the French zouaves this thing is their
l(11(l
riilu una mi tiernnilinr 2d. mid that
Sn
, ,
" w. ..., ,
stationed in;
lib forces to
marched down
mountains,
I'd haps they did not know their ,
march was part of a retreat,
... , .. ,.. wcr ,..
a1(, sjiu.ni! ;, hmhcly about thel (The next installment of Shop
Unb(J (,loIl. r,,iw m.ave In tho 'herd's story will appear tomorrow)
lmmtalns were packing up their be-
i..,.,,!.,. n, their dugouts and nwalt-
,a,n ,0I, tr(,cu,s.
. . hosnltat tent
;.,, sirunmltzu and found a doxon hos-
tnltl cots readv for us and our mlll-
was a big wooden stove, which n hugs
French soldier kopt Mllns with tire
wood. The lights wore candles.
A canvas tunnol ran from our teut
to 'nuother, in vliioh lay thirty cr
nioio T'lench solillers whoso foot ha-l
been irost-bltteu.
"Wo start tomorrow for PorlV
said oni) of thorn. ' hut It's a lo-sg
way First we ride by train to Salon
ika. Then thoy put us on a boat, they
Hiram Says:
These Miuppy mornings raa be
made to 'pear nice anil warm wlUi
mi armload of blocks or n shovel
of coal.
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
Are dealers In ALL KINDS OF
WOOIJ ANI COAIi,
I'hone 1H7. BOB Mala St.
FALLS, OREGON
ioseph logam;
V
tell me. and tako us out to a hospital
ship. Then tho ship travels eight or
nine days until It reaches Marseilles,
Then-we get on a train and ride twen-
ty-four hours until we get to Paris.
n seems inr. lar away, raris. uui
i suppose nun gei mere soiuumua.
n.. ni enrr.ii.itin fi.itii i.nti(.rAnA
,.l ...IS OI.I.U..... l.U... kUllhlLUi:
following frostbite, and the chances
were, the doctor told me, that ho may
be crippled for life. He was sick and
track. On tho bank across the way-
stood tho Uttlo Strmnnitza railroad
.Million, wiicro wo wero 10 uine.
When wo came out of the tent into
the darkness a wonderful sight mot
.our eyes. The lights of hundreds of
campllres shone on hundreds of tents
wnicn nau ueon pitcneu tor ino nigni
btit nt'by tho wltlulruwlng troops. Wo heard
The Kelsey itMimiiig house Iiiih
li.inged liaiuls. Nice clean rooms for
iinslents or light housekeeping at
reiiKonahle rates. (Kit Main. . 24-tf
Since 190S, there have been taken
from tho national forests 5,000,000,-
000 board feet of wood nnd timber
products.
LEGAL NOTICES
Summons
(Equity No. 745)
tho Circuit Court of the State or
Oregon for Klamath County.
In
lt. S.
Moore, Plaintiff,
vs.
Fred MaulboUch or J M. Maulbes- h,
nnd nuy other person or persons
who may havo somo Interest In or
n lien or claim upon tho property
hereinafter described, Defend
ants, To Fred Mnulbetsch or F. M, Maul
beseh, and any other person or per
sons who have some Interest In or
n lien or claim upon the property
hereinafter doscrlbed the above
named defendants,
hi tho unme of the state of Oregon,
you nnd each of you are hereby sum
moned to appear and answer the com
plaint tiled herein against you by R.
-p-
S. Moore, who is the holder of Certifl
catc of Delinquency No. G75, dated
December 1st. 1915, for the sum of
four-dollars and fifty-five cents upon
the south halt of the southwest
quarter of the northwest quarter
of section thirty-five (35), in town
ship thirty-eight (38) south, range
eight (S), east of the Willamette
Meridian, issued for the delinquent
taxes upon said premises for the year
1909, and who is the holder of Cer
tificate of Delinquency No. 252, dated
Ddcember 21st, 1912, for the sum of
five dollars and enghty-one cents ($5.-
Sl), Issued for the. delinquent taxes
upon said premises for the year 1911,
nnd who is tho holder of Klamath
County, Oregon Tax Kcceipt No. 4,-
427, datedyOctober Cth, 1913, for the
sum ot six dollars and thirty-five
cents ($6.35), issued for the delin
quent taxes upon said premises for
the year 1912, and who is the holder
of Klamath County, Oregon Tax Re
ceipt No. 4.G4C, dated October 30th,
1914, for the sum ot five dollars and
seventy-one cents ($5.71), issued for
the delinquent taxes upon said prem
ises for tho year 1913, and who is the
holder ot Klamath County, Oregon
Tux Receipt No. 5,409, dated October
7th, 1915, for tho sum of six dollars
nnd forty-three cents ($6.43), Issued
for the delinquent taxes upon said
premises for the year 1914, said cer
tificates of delinquency and said tax
receipts "nil bearing interest at tho
rate of 15 per cent per annum from
the respective dates of their Issue.
And you and oach of you will take
notice that if you fall to appear with
in sixty days after the date of the
first publication of this summons, ex
clusive of the day of said first publica
tion, nnd defond the action or pay the
amounts due to plaintiff, the plaintiff
will apply to the above entitled court
for a decree foreclosing tho liens
against tho property above described
and mentioned In said certificate of
delinquency nud snid tax receipts and
tor Judgment against you for the said
sums herein named, togethor with ac
crued interest thereon and for his
costs nnd disbursements herein.
Tills summons is published by order
of the above entitled court, dated the
Sth day of December, A. D. 1915, and
tho date of the first publication of this
summons is tho 13th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1915.
CHAULKS J. FERGUSON,
Attorney for Plaintiff who resides at
Klamath Falls, Oregon, upon
whom all process and papers In
this proceeding may be served.
. 13-20-27-3-10-17-24
Notice
Notice is hereby given that u cer
tuiu chattel mortgage executed and
delivered by J, Y. Johnson and J. V.
Corkery, mortgagors, to p. C. Carlson,
mortgapee, the said mortgagee, P, C.
Carlson, did, on the 6th day ot Octo
ber, 1915, sell and assign said mort
gage to Elmer W. Curfman and Anna
PAQR TWUBB
M. Curfman. SAId mortgage was filed
for record in tho offlco of the county
clerk, Klamath county, Oregon, on the'
. 'J tli day of June, 1915, in Oook 4, at
page 7,;of Chattel Mortgage Records,
rind that said assignment of chattel
mortgage was also recorded In the
JO hat el Mortgage Records of Klamath
county, Oregon, on tho 6th day of
October, 1915, In Dook 4, nt page
'105, of Chattel Mortgage Records,
will bo foreclosed by a sale of the
chattel mortgaged property In such
mortgage mentioned nnd described,
at tho rront door or tho court houso In
the city of Klamnth Falls, county of
hlnmnth nnd State of Oregon, nt tho
hours of 2 o'clock p. m., cm tho 25th
day of January, 1916, to" satisfy the
ninnunt duo upon said 'mortgage on
tin- day of sale. The chattel property
which Is described In said chattel
mortgage, and which will bo sold to
satisfy tlio same, are described as
follews:
I One (1) 3V-inch Schuttler wagon,
with dump box complete.
One (1) 31i-lnch Weber Wagon,
with dump box complete,
One (1 ) bay gelding named "Dick,"
branded "WP" on left' hip.
There will be due on the notes sc
rured by said chattel mortgage at the
dine of sale, the sum of six hundred
fclxteen nnd 65-100 (616. 65J dollars.
Dated this 10th day of January,
lylc- L. I,. LOW,
Agent for Elmer W. Curfman and
r Anna M. Curfman. 10-17-24
Summons
(Equity No. 748)
In the Circuit Court of tho State of
Oregon, ror Klamath County. '
R. S. .Moore, Plaintiff,
vs.
Sanforl Haistead or &- F. Halstead
or S. F. Halsted or S. S; Halstead
nnd any other person or persons
who may have some Interest in or
( a Hen or claim upon the property
Hereinafter described, Defend
ants. ,
To Sanford Halstead orS. F; Hals tear
! or S. F. Halsted or S. S. Halstead
, and any other person or persons
who may have some Interest In or-
a lien or claim upon the property
hereinafter described : The above
named Defendants.
In the name of the state of Orezen:
You and each of you are hereby sum- "
moned and required to appear aftd.aa-
swer tho comolalnt flii h.in
against you by R. S. Moore, who Is
the holder of Certificate of Delin
quency No. 674. dated Decemhr 1
1915, for the sum of twenty-seven
dollars and seven cents, upon the
north half of the northwest quarter of
secUon four (4), in township thlrty-
uireo id) south, range seven and
one-halt (7',) east of the Willam
ette Meridian, Issued for, the delin
quent taxes upon said premises for
the "year 1909, and who Is the holder
of Klamath county, Oregon, Tax Rei
ceipf No. 4102. dated Decemhnr 1
1915, for tho sum of twenty-four dol
lars and thirty-three cents. Issued for
the delinquent taxes upon said prem
ises ror the year 1910, and who Is the '
holder of Certificate of Delinquency
No
oo, aaiea December 21, 1912.
for tho sum of twenty-one dollars and
thirty-seven cents, issued for the de
linquent taxes upon said premises for
the year 1911, and who is the holder
of Klamath county, Oregon, Tax Re
ceipt No. 4429, dated October G. .
1913, for the sum of twenty-seven-
dollars and thirty-seven cents, Issued
ror the delinquent taxes upon said
premises for the year 1912, and who
is the holder of Klamath county, Ore
gon, Tax Receipt No. 4649. dated Oc
tober 30, 1914, for the sumjf twenty-
nve Uoiinrs and sixty-four cents. .Is
sued for the delinquent taxes upon
snid premises for tho year 1913, and
wuo is the holder of Klamath county.
Oregon, Tax Receipt No. 5410, dated
October 7, 1915. for the sum of
twontv-six dollars and forty-five
cunts, Usiied for the delinquent taxes
upon said premises for the. year 1914;
said certificates of delinquency and
said tax receipts all bearing Interest
nt tho rate of 15 per cent per annum
from the respective dates of their
issue.
And you and each of you will take
notice that If you fall to appear with
in sixty days after, the date of the first
publication of this summons, exclu
sive of the day of said first publica
tion, and defend the action or pay the
amounts due to plaintiff, the plaintiff
will npply to the above entitled court
for a decree foreclosing the liens
ngainst the property 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 ac
crued Interest thereon and for his
costs and disbursement herein.
This summons is published by or
der or the above entitled court, dated
the Sth day of December, A. D. 1915,
and the date of the first publication
of this summons is the 13th day of
December, A. D. 1915,
CHARLES, 3. FERGUSON.
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