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fetoaaay at the opera hoeee. It
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ef the Keteer rooming hone at
Ml Mate. Nice clean rooms for trea
afcaria aad tight hoesekeeptag. l-tf
New lot of embroidery thread.
' 7-tt 3. P. Magulre ft Co., Inc.
Herald's Classified Adys.
FOR RENT
NICELY furnished &partmsnts at the
Oregon House, Klamath, near Sixth
FURNISHED end unfurnished rooms.
Apply Country Club. 89-tf
FOR SALE
FOR SALE A few good houses for
sale; small payment down, balance
monthly payments; little mora than
rant. A. A. Bellman & Co., White
bldg. 3-8t
MISCELLANEOUS
PRIVATE BOARD, "home cooking.
Country Club. 29-tf
EIGHT PER CENT loans on Irrigated
lands. Arthur R. Wilson, 617 Main
street. tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
ABSTRACTS INSURANCK
Membert Oregon Association
Title Men
Expert Plumbing
SHOWERS, BATHTUBS. SINKS,
Properly Installed
Complete Line of Supplies
and Equipment
Pade, Pingle & Lorenz
70S Main St
SATISFYING
COFFEE
The word wo like best to apply
to oar coffee, "SATISFYING."
Tempting Aroma, Full, Rich Body
Unvarying Strength Coffee
Flavor with bo Hint of
, WE MEAN ALL THAT BY
"SATISFYING"
i
If the coffee you use is not as
satisfactory as yon could wish
Tryodeof
Chase & Sanborn's
High Grade
Brands
-
Price ranging from
25c to 40c
"GET THE HABIT"
Van Riper Bros.
Phone 85 6th and Main
1916 INDIAN HERE
The fastest and most classy m
efclne of tills season's output
The new INDIAN POWIRPLUS
MOTOR, which Is the latest thing
In.nietercycl achievement, new
the sales sltuatlen.
AftHI0H RAOI WHEEL WITH
Wpj'jtH . GRADE EQUIPMENT
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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Editor
Published dally except Sunday at
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street
Entered at the postofloe at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission
through the malls as second-class
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 14, IBIS
VALENTINES
I
N THE olden, golden days of Once
Upon a Time, the true lover found
expression for his affection by a mis'
8lve sent to the adored one on-the
fourteenth day ot the second month,
Made usually ot lace paper, it was
generously decorated with roses and
forget-me-nots, cooing doves and
arrow-punctured hearts, and the gay
er and more fanciful It waa the more
ardent waa supposed to be the burn
ing flame of love in the heart of the
sender.
For their safe delivery, the utmost
secrecy was and is -always in
dulged. Private messengers were se
lected to transport the precious billet
douz, carefully warned to ring the
bell and vanish before the usual func
tionary could possibly have time to
open the door. Mystifying the lady
was a regular part of the day's do
ings.
And then came the decade of the
so-called "comic valentines" the
hideous, lurid, colored cartoons print
ed upon cheap paper, with an insult
ing verse. The variety on sale was al
ways wide enough to make It possible
to hit at anybody desired, and thus,
perhaps, Imagine the sender was get
ting revenge.
But those days seem past, Judging
from the absence of the comic valen
tine form display this year,, and It
seems that we are getting back again
to the beautiful, spirit of the Olden,
Golden Days of Once Upon a Time.
Perhaps the world Is getting a little
better.
BUTTER LIVESTOCK NEEDED
OREGON farmers cannot afford to
produce grain and hay on their
farms and feed it to inferior quality
of livestock. This fact was conclu
sively shown by recent farm surveys.
conducted by the Agricultural College
and the United States Department of
Agriculture. The surveys show that
some farms are conducted successful
ly In every department except in the
department of farm livestock, where
inferior animals are maintained. Be
cause of this one lack, the farming
operations were not profitable. It
doesn't pay to feed good grain and
hay to livestock of quality so poor
that it cannot convert the products
Into cash.
Scattered Shots
THE LATEST single termer to for
get that campaign promise is none
other than Professor Woodrow Wil
son. ALREADY a "battle cry" to be allowed-
to attend that big movie Sun
day is heard, "peace" being only as
sured by the prcplses from dad.
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FISH ARE biting fine these days,
t
HAVEN'T HEARD anything about
the, Ankeny canal closing for some
time. Like Tennyson's "Brook,"
councils may come, and councils may
go, but it flows on forever.
J.OHN HAQELSTEIN holds the
unique record of being the only coun
ty official not seeking re-election.
NOW THAT THE snow has melted,
we see that many yards are Just as
full ot trash today as they were last
falL i
' I 4
THE Klamath Commercial Club's
show at the opera house tomorrow
night and at the Orpheus Wednesday
night are educational as well an high
ly Interesting. The proceeds will go
toward paying the cost of the Klam
ath film, which Is a valuable publicity
medium. i,
If yon fear war and want to hsow
how to escape It horrible cease
queacee, see "The Battle Crjr of
Peace" at die opera boaae Swtday. It
ChJIeet has some real barsmlaa la
homes, totoaad farm Mads. Thar are
rerr, Ufcely to be higher is tlte stria i
l.-f
Give State
Iff
Resources," Says
Governor Takes Stand Against the Ferries Bill and SimilarJ001;,' jr;tt0J iui,
FjkWmI LMriftlatinn
SALEM. Feb. 14. Pointing out
that 13,470,848 acres of forests em
braced in government reserves in Ore
gon are yielding It practically no rev
enue, and that considerable less than
one tenth ot the 5,000,000 horse
power in its streams have been devel
oped, Governor Withycombe In an In
terview given to the press emphatical
ly declared himself in favor of eman
cipating at least a portion ot the
state's "natural heritage" from what
he termed the "deadening grip of fed
eral bureaucracy"
"I am In favor of at least some ot
our dormant forests, some of our tin
producing acres and Borne of our wast
ing water powers being freed from the
tomb of neglect in which federal red
tape now so firmly confines them,"
said the governor. "I would that
Western forects might produce pay
rolls. Western acres bring forth crops
and Western water power create in
dustry and wealth, Just as resource of
the East in days gone by were util
ised and made most of by the pioneers
who laid the first foundation for our
commonwealth.
"The Ferris bill would preserve our
water power resources, say Its expo
nents." And for what? I would rath
er see one stream developed than a
score preserved. It Is estimated that
Oregon has some 5,000,000 horse
power in its streams. Thus far less
than halt a million have been filed
MT IiAKI IjOCONICS
At a meeting of the directors of the
telephone company Friday evening,
it was decided to begin work on ex
tending the line to town. The connec
tion will be completed by March 1.
E. S. Phillips is out from the Falls.
Mrs. John Koonts has returned
from a visit In town.
Allen McComb was a visitor from.
Klamath Falls for a few days last'
week.
Herbert Phillips has begun
work
on his bungalow at the ranch.
George Grizzle visited Mt. Lakl on
Thursday.
' L. A. West was in town Friday.
The 'snow Is mostly gone, and It
looks very much as though farm work
win soon begin.
Record headquarters at Shepherds.
Starting a Banking
Connection
is a serious matter and ought to
be done as the result of a careful
consideration ot all the qualifica
tions of the bank seeking busi
ness. We realize that the prin
cipal inducements a bank has to
offer you are security and the
pledge of personal attention to
your business. We know that our
large capital and surplus, together
with strictest Government Super
vision, make this institution ab
solutely sound, while the efficien
cy' of our equipment and service
fulfil the other requirements of
a good bank. It 1b quite worth
while tor any person to build up a
reputation that will entitle him
to credit at the bank. We invite
your account; we can be of ser
vice to you.
First National Bank
Preparedness
Safeguard yow health. BattA
area qniekly these cold nmralaej
by nsing
Peyton's Dry Blttb
KLAMATH FUEL CO.
m
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
die Use ot
Which Retard Oresron s Development
upon, or about one-tenth, and, ot
course, much less actually tins been
developed,
"Yet wo are told to bewnro of mo
nopoly Too often when corporate In
to,., .ho... . -.. I., nranm
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me nugaooo or monopoly is wav.oa do
foro us and such a commotion is
raised that the Investor, troubled by
the outlook, takes his checkbook, his
payroll and his tax monoy elsowhoro.
"It may be rank heresy, and tho
words aro open to misinterpretation,
but for myself I would rather see a
payroll created by a 'wicked' so-called
monopoly or a sinful 'power grabber'
than to see tho wasting water so util
ized flow forever to the sea without
turning a wheel
"And in thta connection, recollect
that Oregon has a public service com
mission and excellent and adequate
laws governing corporations and util
ities Exhorbltant rates cannot bo
charged
Only a reasonable return
upon the investment Is allowed Tho
public Is safeguarded from filching
through excessive charges.
"Today some 67 per cent ot Ore
gon's area is untaxed. That means
about 43 per cent of the state pays tho
running expenses ot tho whole. And
that, you will admit, is not a situation
apt to arouse enthusiasm in prospect
ive taxpayers. Tho government re
serve ot 13,470,248 acres of forests,
representing a value ot $450,000,000,
or equal in value to one-halt of all
One Born Each Minute
United Press Service
LOS ANGLES, Feb. 14 Patrolman
Walter Bunker Is en route to the Co
cos Islands, off the coast of Peru, to
dig for burled treasure. Ho sailed on
the yacht Sweetheart with J. Bender,
a Mexican capitalist. They expect to
remain three months.
The gold Is reputed to have been
burled on the island during a war 200
years ago between the South Amer-
j lean tribes.
Water for
Sick Headaches
Telle why averyena shsuld drink
hat watar with phosphate
tn It befere breakfast
Headache of any kind is caused by
auto-intoxication which means self
poisoning. Liver and bowel poisons
called toxins, sucked Into the blood j
mrougn me lympn aucts, excite tne
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that it congests In the smaller arter
ies and veins of the head, producing
violent, throbbing pain and distress,
called headache. You become nerv
ous, despondent, sick, feverish and
i miserable, your meals sour and almost
nauseate you. Then you resort to ace
tanillne, aspirin or the bromides which
I temporarily relieve but do not rid
, the blood of these Irritating toxins.
! A glass ot hot water with a tea-
.spoonfull of limestone phosphate in It,
I drank before breakfast for awhile,
will not only wash these poisons from
Jyour system and cure you of head
.ache, but will cleanse, purify and
freshen the entire alimentary canal.
I Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate. It la in
expensive, harmless as 'sugar, and al
most tasteless, except for a sourish
twinge which is not unpleasant.
! If you aren't feeling your best, if
tongue Is coated or you wake up with
bad taste, foul breath or have colds,
Indigestion,' biliousness, constipation
or sour, add stomach, begin the phos
phate d hot water cure to rid your
system of toxins and poisons.
Results are quick and it is claimed
that those who continue to flush out
(the stomach, liver and bowels every
i morning, never havo any headache or
know a miserable moment. Adv.
Furs Furs Furs
DON'T GIVE THEM' AWAY
Coyotes f4.aStoS0.a5
Skunk Sl.50toSB.00
Otter, Mink and Cooa fan have
not gone down they sure going p
BRING THEM TO US
The Gun Store
J. B. OHAMBBH7Pre.
Main at., bet. Sixth ead Seventh
Hot
FALLS. OREGON
Its Own
Withycombe
in. arable property In t.io M.
) lelda the stnto practically no rovo-
nue. The principle of the rorcst re-,
scne 1st correct, but speed tho day
hcn federal red tape shall bo sov -
Lnnd nnd this Immense forest, much
m which 13 uei-iiiv, ...... ..v.
. t t -I l ...,... in, lt. liiift'ltdllUl
After tl,.s Kret harvest let the .,.
cultuial land bo opened for settlement
.mil thus ronirlhutu Its share of the.
i,nii,t,ii!iiwn ir mir utnto cuvcrnment.
and tho iion-ngrlcultuinl laud bo re
forested so as to protect tho Import-
n... ,.'.. ..(.utintla nt tin. ufnt., 011,17(11114
il.lt ....-. au,i -j. .,v ..... w v.v-.w.. -,
pioiperous, contented people upon the
land."
Colonial cafeteria dinner, given by
the Women's Relief Corps nt I. O.
O. F. hall. February 22. Don't miss
this. 10-6t
It pu)M to (boose )our toiiipnuy.
JTliN It especially true In (lie Insur-
mice Sec Chllrole.
1-tt
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of SherilT'N Stile on Execution
Notice is hereby civen that under
and by virtue of a writ of execution In
foreclosure, Issued out of the circuit
court of the state of Oregon, 'ori
Klamath county, In the case of (loorgul'
McCubbln, plaintiff, s. Rudolph Mad-!
sen, Helen Torroy nnd W. N. Wood-)
son, defendants, which said writ It
dated the 28th day of January, A.l).
191G, I u 111 on the 4th day of March,
A. D. 1910, at the front door of tho
court house of Klnmnth county, Ore
gon, In the city of Klamath Fulls.
Oregon, r.t the hour of 2 o'clock p. m.
nn said day, proceed to sell at public
uutt on to tl.o highest bidder for rash,
tho right, title and Interest of tho said
Rudolph Mndsen, Helen Torrey und
W. N. Woodson, In nnd to lots nlno
(9) and ten (10) In block 97, In
Klamath Addition to the city of Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, or so much thoicof
as may be necessary to satisfy n Judg
ment rendered In the above entitled
case on tho 25th day of January, A. D.
1916, which said judgment Is for the
sum of eleven hundred and slxty-slx
and G5-100, with Interest thereon
from said 25th dny of January, A. D.
191C,at tho rate of 10 per cent per an-
tnum and $100 attorney's tecs, and the
NEITHER WAR NOR PANIC
Can affect the stability of this
bank. Its ample resources are In
vested In gilt edged securities,
whose values aro solid and Invul
nerable to fluctuations. They aro
readily convertible Into cash so
that we can meet any omergency
nt short notice. It Is a good bank
in which to keep your account.
FIRST STATE M5 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
f m
I ITOILET REQUISITES MANICURE GOODS!
iBI
UndewKKft niangjry
W Vl KLAMATHFALLS nFnnrJ!!JllM
r'v ' Kl aMATH vm
-J wriest AimcuLAii pioph tfi7
tSuSExD OUV TMtm DRUGS ulL...
F . . -lll lMljl.1 IIITPIIlin rn '
i
GOING AWAY?
UP aaI" Uk C"re f yUr ""' nd .
Auj; ."IiE:,.ALL '
- ..... ,r (-ngtrs.
DAY OR NIQHT
PHONE-OMce
further " ' ItM.M with Inlerest
thoronn from said aotii any m -
unry, A. . 1010, nt the rnto of 0 por
cent ler nnnum, nnd the sum of
20.40 costs and the cosU nml ex
pensrs of this sale on execution.
Dated thl 88th day of January.
A 1). liUO.
C. C. LOW,
Sheriff of Klnjnnth County, Oregon.
31-7-U-21-28
Not Ico of Sheriff' Hole on ICxccuUoa
cu court ot m sum of Oregon, tor
Klnmnth county. In Iho enso or J. u,
I Patterson, plaintiff vs. lllloy Woods,
.which said writ U dated
. lilt) .3111 UJ i ---.
I will, on thu 4th day of March, A. u.
191C, at tlio frnut door of the court
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'or - IS o'clock p. m. on sum iic
,. ,.,. , ii,
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of thu soutlwest quarter of section
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tho wost half of tho south-
uiwi nimrter of section cloven (11).
township thirty-seven (3i)
'mime cleten and one-half
south,
(1U4)
east of the Wlllnmotte Meridian, and
the southeast uunrtcr of the north
west quarter and tho cast half of tho
southwest quarter of southwest quar
ter, of section thirty-three (33), In
township thirty-eight (38) south,
ranee cloven and one-half ( I i ) oast
of tho Willamette Meridian, In Klam
ath county, Oregon, or so much there
of bh may ho necessary to sntlsfy u
Judgment rendered In tho above en
titled rase on the 20th day of January,
A I) 1910. which Judgment In for Iho
sum of $534 25, with Interest thoroon
from tnld 20th day of January, 1910,
at tho rate of 7 per cont per annum,
and $100 attorney's fees and tho fur
ther (.urn of $32 00 costs and tho cost
laud expenses of thli snlo nn execution.
Dated thU L'Sth diy of January,
I) 191C
('. C LOW.
Sheriff of Klamath iminty. Oregon
31--.14-21-28
Notice to Creditor
In to Instate Alexander Martin,
Notice Ik hereby given that thu un
dersigned has been duly appointed
ono of the executors of thu will of
Alexander Martin, deccusttd, by the
county court of 'Klnmnth county, Ore
gon, und has qualified as such. All
persons having claims ngnlnsl tho es
tate of said Alexander Martin nro no
tilled that tho said claims, duly Veri
fied as required by law, must bo pre
sented to thu executors within six
months fiom the dale of this notice lit
the First National Hunk of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, or at the law olllceit of
Rutenlc & Kent, In Klnmnth FnllH,
Oregon.
Dated nt Klamath Fulls, Oregon,
February 7. 1916.
I.K.SMK ItOUtiltS,
Executor of thu Will or Aloxauder
Martin, Deceased. 7-14-21-28
.t)mntock of nail nice, buffers,
nail clipper, enamel, orange
wood tlck, etc., U arg0 nn,
carefully aelectcd and tho price
uro tho very Ion eat that you
n buy really bm1 manicure
goods for.
To Am.M;'
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BOATS
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MONDAY, KKHIHMUV 1 1, llle
Political Aiinoimcemeitt
NWWWMWW
For Hheriff
To tho Voters of Klamath Count,.
I take this moans of nunouach,.
my candidacy for thu republican noT
luatlun for sheriff at the primaries i
bollevo that my work as doput, ihU.
speaks for Itself, and I Hlmll ltlT,"
niiproclalo tho support of tho voU
U. H. IIHHWIIAKRR "
To tho Votors of Klamath Count,-
I noreuy nnnounco myaoir a k e.
dldato for till office of lor(r tor
Klamath couuty, Orooii, ou the rt.
ubllcan ticket. I.respectfully uik ik.
support of the voters of tho count,
xiv i ii inii uiuKimn lor (lilii offlcs
John ii. com.man!
To tho VotciH of Klamath Count,:
I hereby aniiouiicn myself a can.ii.
dnU for the democratic uomlnitloa
for sheriff nt tho coming iirlnurU
and I respectfully nsk thu support of
me vuivra oi rtinmiuit count,.
(IKOIUIK I.. IIUMIMIUKY.
To thu Voters of Kluumth t'ouut,;
i uereny announce invnelf u a tin.
tllduto for leiimiilnntlou mi tho repub
lican ticket for sliorlir I Invite i
cnrei'ul Investigation of m record n
iherirr during tho pant throe )en.
C C LOW.
To tho Voters of Klnmnth Ceunty:
I livivby nnnounco myself at utrn.
dltlule lor thu nniuluitlou for iherlj
nn tho republlcm ticket nt th i,n.
mr.ry election to he held on Mt, 1,
sl. O M ItAMHIIY. '
To tho Voter of Klnmnth Count,
I take thin menus of nnnounclni my
cntiilidnry for tho republican nomlui.
tlun us sheriff nt the prlmarlci In
May. My record us a rltlren mid an
polkc oltlrer In Ktiimnth FulU In opw
to nil, und I respectfully ul. the mp.
poit of the voters who nerk an .
mliilMtratlnii of efllrlcncy.
WIM.IAM IIAI.I..
To tho Voters of Klamath Count,:
I hereby announce myself nsactn
dldato on tho democratic ticket for
tho nomination of sheriff, subject to
the will of the voters nt the comlnc
primaries. J. A MADDOX.
I'nr Count, Tromurrr
I'd the Voters of Klamath Count,:
I hereby nnnniiiico myself a candi
date for tho republican nomination
for Measurer of Klamath county, tub-
Jett to tho approval of the doctor it
thu coining primary election.
A. A. MKHAFFKV.
To tho Voters of Klamath Ceunty: ,
I hereby nnnounco inysolf it candi
date for tho republican nomination
for treasurer of Klamath county far
n Mfcond term,
OKOIMll-: A. 1IAVD0N'.
1'or Circuit Judge
To the Votors of Klamath Ceunty:
Tho undersigned announces bit
cuudlducy for Dempcratlc nomina
tion for Circuit Judge of Kltmitb
county. ,
noi.i.0 c. (inoK.suKCK.
For I'maerullBK Attorney
To tho Voters of Klamuth Ceunty:
I hereby auuouuce my candidacy
for the republican uoinlnutlon for
prosecutlug attorney at tho primarlM
In" May, und I respectfully ask tas
support of the voters who desire
cloncy in tho upholding of the laws
of Oregon.
IIAKOM) C. MKHHYMAN.
I'or Hcliool Superintendent
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
' I hoioby auuouuco my candldacjr
for tho, 'republican nomination (or
Hcliool 'superintendent of Klauutb
county. y
Ui:S8IB O. APl'I.KOATB.
For Hcliool Superintendent
i'o the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
1 hereby announce myself a candl
ditto on the republican ticket for nom
ination as County School Superintend
ent, and solicit the support of the vot
ers :tt the coming primaries.
BONA I. WKLLS.
For Assessor
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
N I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination ft"
assessor for Klamath county, subjsct
to the approval of the Yot0"" ftt tbl
coming primary In May.
JOHN V. TIPTON,
To the Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination w
Assessor of Klamath county.
vDian PKTERSON,
MWAHMWWWWSWWW
For Ooroaer
To tho Voters of Klamath Ceunty:
I hereby announce myaslf M
dldato for the republican nomuutloa
for Coroner at the primary elscUMi
v0fw
. . W. lT
to be held on May 1, lilt.
OK. A. A. iOUW.
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