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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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The state ot Washington produced
In 1914 over 3,000,000,000 feet of
Douglas fir, or approximately 65 per
cent ot tho Douglas fir produced by
tho five Northwest and Coast state.
Eda Motnhardt, cashier of the Meln
hardt bank, Burlington. Wis., has
served ns cashier ot that bank for
tnenty-flvo years, a record held by no
other woman In the world. Miss Meln
hardt received her training In the pri
vate bank of A. E. Wells at Oakland,
Neb. Sho Is said to be "the best busi
ness man In town." The bank was
opened In 1891.
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Editor
Published dally except Sunday at
The Herald Publishing Compear of
Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth Street
Entered at the pottofflce at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, for transmission
through the mails as second-class
matter.
Washington Society Women
to Be Married Soon
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
Herald want ads get results.
Heralds Classified Ad?s.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE Netted gem seed potat
oes. Fine stock, tho result ot sev
eral generations of hill selection. First
prize at Portland Land show. E. I.
Applegate, Klamath Falls. 28-4t
Subscription terms by mall to any
address In the United States:
One year 15.00
One month 60
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1, 1810
IT STRIKES HOME
NICELY furnished apartments at the
Oregon House, Klamath, near Sixth
FOR RENT Eighty acre tract Irri
gated land. Call at 520 Eighth St.
18-tf
FOR RENT Neatly furnished three-
room house on Crescent avenue.
Apply to Mrs. W. R. Smith. Phone
114Y 28-3t
FURISHED APARTMENTS, 110 Sec
ond street. 29-5t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE 2,540 acres (old Langell
ranch) in Langell Valley. No cash
required, except interest in advanced
E. E. Ralston, owner, 420 Palm at,
San Diego, Calif. 19-12t
FOR SALE Thoroughbred young
cockerels of the famous Bradley
strain of Barred Plymouth Rock, se
lected eggs for hatching. 15 eggs,
$1.75; 30 eggs in one basket, $3.26,
Can ship eggs most any distance and
they will hatch well. R. P. Clark,
Weed, Calif 24-6t
1 HARLES F. STONE'S article in
' yesterday's Herald, calling for
action In the matter of a better road
to Crater Lake, has already brought
about results. One man has sub
scribed $25 in cash, Fort Klamath
men say their section will almost
meet the county halt way In labor and
teams, and Klamath Falls men are of
the opinion that all who turn out on
"Good Roads Day" this year should
work for the Improvement of the road
between Klamath Falls and Crater
Lake.
Crater Lake Is an attraction bring
ing people from all parts of the world.
It Is geographically Klamath's prop
erty, but the tourist has no senti
mental Interest In such a thing; he
wishes to get there by the best road.
If Klamath wishes to retain her rep
utation as the favorite gateway to
Crater Lake, real constructive work Is
Imperative Just as soon as the weath
er permits.
PROTECT THE BIRDS
NU-BONE Corset (Formerly sold by
Mrs. S. J. Bally) . Mrs. Maude Zlnk
Agent. Phone 380W. 25-6t
FOR SALE Home grown poplar and
boxelder trees. All sizes up to 12
feet. E. I. Applegate, Klamath Falls.
28-4
1) FOR SALE One mare, weighs about
t a n n.ti tti cn.l-. .nno.
l,ouu. ttli iiul -syitufio iwiuuifi
house. l-6t
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO.
ABSTRACTS IN8URANCE
Members Oregon Association
Title Men
Expert Plumbing
SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS,
Properly Installed
Complete Line of Supplied
and Equipment
Pade, Pingle & Lorenz
706 Main 8t
Van Riper Bros.
Tho Quality Store
COFFEE
"OUR OWN BRAND"
Per Can
$1.00
iTEA"Orloff"
FORMOSA OOLONG
$ .40
PEELED GREEN CHILI
PEPPERS
Small On
$ .15
SOON the unending stream of btrd
life will set In northward. Al
ready the warblers that have been
spending their winter In northern1
South America are doubtless on their
way to their northern haunts, some of
them In far-off Alaska. Bobolinks
that last fall made their long trip
away down into southern Brazil must
be on their way back to entertain us
with their exhuberant wing song dur
ing the warm days ot summer. Cer
tainly these songsters who come so
far from the Southland to make their
nests among us deserve our affection
ate care and protection.
Nature study is one ot the most
stimulating of employments, and bird
study Is the most inspiring branch of
nature study. Love of nature, love
of birds and love of fellowmen are a
trinity of affections that are early de
veloped in the mind and heart of the
child reared in the country If his
training Includes a study of nature In
her larger aspect and a development
of his observatlve faculties to a point
where he has "eyes to see and ears
to hear."
But the birds have a practical value
as aids to the cause of agriculture, for
they destroy millions of .insect ener
mies and consume tons of noxious
weed seeds. If the birds should fail J
in a single year to find their way
northward , agriculture In the great
north temperate zone would suffer In
estimable damage; Indeed it has been '
declared that without the aid of the1
birds man would face starvation, be-j
cause he would be helpless against
the onslaughts of his insect enemies.
Be that as It may, the birdB deserve
the friendship and protection of man,
and wherever their beauty and worth
are appreciated steps are being taken
to provide them with nesting places'
and with food in times of scarcity. In
fact, many birds that now migrate
will remain In a given locality all the
year is they are supplied with food
during the winter period. The pleas
ure that young people especially de
rive from kindness of this sort is in
itself evidence of growth In character
and advancement along paths ot
civilization and refinement.
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For Sheriff
I take this in onus ot aunouuclng
niv rnniiiiinov for tho republican nom
ination for sheriff nt tho primaries. I
believe that my work as deputy sheriff
speaks for Itself, and I shall groatly
appreciate tho support of the voters.
K, 11. HKEWIJAKKR.
I hcroby unnounco mysolt ns n enn
dlilnto for tho oftlco of sheriff for
Klnmuth county, Orogon, on the re-
publican ticket. I respectfully ask
Un.
nvr ,firflkiini.
I hereby nnnounco nnmt .
dldnlo for the republic.,"0 Lmlifi'
for coroner ut the prln J ","
lo bo held on May 10, line c,,0,
l)lt' A A HOULK,
I tnko this menus of "("mTZTTT"
myself n candldulo rr u. i,l"c,n
tho office of coroner, nMfc,!?
will of tho democratic Z n
primary on May loth u- LnJ
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the support of tho votors of tho coun- of efficiency In olllco, with (L iM
will Imv to uphold
ty ut tlm primary election for this 'com to Klamath county.
olllco.
JOHN II. COLLMAN.
I hereby nnnounco myself a candi
date for the democratic nomination
for Khurlff at tho coming primaries,
nnd 1 reHpucttully nsk the support of
(hi) vuters of Klninntii county.
UKOHC11C L. IIUMI'HHEY.
I hurebv unnounco inynclf as a can-
dldnlo for runomlnntlon on tho repub
lican ticket for sheriff. I Invito a
careful InvostlKiittuu of my record as
sheriff during tho pant throo year.
C. C. LOW.
I hereby nnnounco myself as a can
dldnlo for the nomination for sheriff
on tho icpubllcau ticket at the pri
mary election to ho hold on May 10,
1916. CAREY M. RAMBIIY.
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For AllM'HNnr
I hereby niiuoutico my
ci ml u...
ior iiiu reiuoiicnu iioiulnntion fo,
nn.e.Hor for Klnumtli c.niiiiy ,uh,I?J
lo tho approval of the viiiiY, .i ft
comliiK prliniiry In May
JOHN Y
TIPTON,
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for
ii-rooy nnnounco my ctnltdc
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iiBHciinor of Klnmnth conmv
VllKU I'ETCUson,
for
I take this menus of announcing my
candidacy for tho republican nomina
tion as sheriff at tho prlmnrlos In
May. My rocord ns a cltlxon and ns a
pollru officer In Klamath Kails la open
to all, nnd I respectfully nsk tho sup
port of tho voters who "neck nn nd
rulnlHtrntlon of otllclcncy.
WILLIAM HALL.
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mis's C(i2;
ELIZABETH SBSHS3S
HRDANG.
These beauties of Washington so
ciety will be married soen:
Miss Marta Hersllla Calvo, daugh
ter of the former minister from Costa
Rica, a great favorite in Washington
society, where she has lived all her
life, Is soon to marry Thomas Demp
sey Harrington, son of Dr. and Mrs.
T. F. Harrington of Boston. Mjss
Calvo made her debut two years ago.
Mr. Harrington Is a graduate of one
of the big Washington universities.
Miss Calvo's father retired as his
country's diplomatic representative
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MISS FLORENte
LM2RA.BEP:
at Washington last year, after serving
as minister since 1892. For years no
has 'been one of the foremost advo
cates of closer relations between
North, Central and South America. Ho
founded the first dally newspaper ot
Costa Rica in 1885.
Miss Virginia Conway Wheeler,
daughter of Mrs. John Emory
Wheeler ot Washington and Balti
more, is to be one of tho brides of the
autumn. She is to be married to
Captain Joseph H. Earl of tho United
States army. The wedding will occur
at the old home of tho Wheelers In
Green Spring Valey, near Baltimore,
and will be one of tho big social
events of the coming fall. Both are
from prominent Southern families,
and much interest is attached.
Miss Julia LIttell, daughter of Col
onel and Mrs. Isaac W. LIttell, United
States army. Is to be ono ot the at
tractive army brides of the autumn In '
Washington. Her engagement has'
just been announced to Lieutenant)
Alexander Patch, United States army, I
and tho wedding will occur some tlmo
in early fall.
Miss Elizabeth Harding, daughter
of William V. O. Harding, member ot
the federal reservo board, will marry
Franklin Henry Ellis, prominent In
Washington social and club circles.
The announcement was made a few
nights ago at a dinner party given by
Mr. Harding. Miss Harding, who has
not yet made her dobut, is considered
one of the belles of Washington.
Miss Florence Lorrabco Sllsby, tho
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wilson
Sllsby of 'Washington, is to become
tho brldo of Lieutenant Oeorge Lam
berton Smith, United States army, In
September. Lieutenant Smith is the
son of Mr. and Mm. Bradlsh Johnson
Smith of Stamford, Conn. Tho news
of the engagement has Just been
made public.
I hereby nnnounco myself ns a can
didate on the democratic ticket for
tho nomination of sheriff, subject to
the will of the voters at tho coming
prlmarlcH, J. A. MAUI10X.
I tnke this means to nnnounco my
Molf as a candidate for sheriff, nubjcct
to tho will of the republican voterH nt
the primary election.
JAS. II. MOORE.
For County Trensurcr
I hereby nnnounco myself a candi
date for the ropubllcnn nomination
for treasurer of Klamath county, sub
ject to the approval of tho electors at
the coming primary election.
A. A MKHAFFKY.
i nurouy nm ounce my candldwr
for tho nomination as n..sor on tK
lepubllcnn ticket nt tlm nri.---t "
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C. AUSTIN
1910.
ilyih:n
I hereby nnnounco invn..ir .7
dnto for retiomlnntlott an nwWOr on
tho democrntlc ticket nt tho comlni
primary election. j p ug '
I hereby announce myself u candi
date for tho republican nomination
for treasurer ot Klnmnth county for
a second term.
GKOltGK A. IIAYDON.
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For School HiiKiiintcndent I
I horoby nnnounco iu)Mr a csndl.
date for assessor, subject to the will
of tho democratic voteni nt tho dm.
mnrlcs. JAHPKIl IIKNNUTT
""" l"ll !-!- I'M m-oii
CniHlldattt for Hcprfx'iitntlve nn th.
Ileiiuuileau Ticket
I hereby nnnounco mysif u s
candidate for the olllco or r.nr
senlntlvo for tho 2Ut reprunonutlve
district, comprising tho counties ur
Klnmnth, Lake. Crook, drum
Jefferson, subject to tho whM 0f
the votern of tho republican imrt.
ALDKRT K. KI.DKIL
I nunounce myself uh enndldsu
for tho democrntlc nomination for
lopresontallvo of tho Ulnt repreionta
tlvo dlotrlct In tlm IcKlnlntlvo ai
sembly FRED W IIYND.MAN.
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For County Clerk
I hereby nnnounco myself an a can
didate for tho olDco of clerk for
, Klamath county, Oregon, on tho ro-
puniican ucKct. I respectrully uk
tho Htipport of tho voters of tho coun
ty nt the prlmnry election for thu
' office.
R. C. COWLEY, Hlhlebraiid.
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for the
school superintendent of Klamath
county
BESSIE II, AI'I'LEOATK,
I hereby nnnounco myself n candi
date on tho republican ticket for nom
ination as county school superintend
ent, nnd solicit tho support ot tho vot
ers nt tho coming primaries.
EDNA 1. WELLS.
clerk of Klamitb
county, subject to the will of tbt
voters nt tho prlmnry election for tbli
office. HURT E. HAWKINS.
TODAY'S ODDEST HTOHY
An .Etna disability policy protects
your Income. Ask Chllcote. 1 6
ICHILI SAUCE
re - ..
". W. U11AN1J
l Large Size
I 9 .35
CREOLE DINNER
Special, Per Can
$ .10
. Scattered Shots .'.
AT ANY RATE we can look for a
lamb-like exit thirty days from now.
I BOUGHT SOME flower seeds the
other night hence the storm.
Yon Start on the
Way to the Battle
For fortune will be all the easier
If you have some money behind
you. Money is the ammunition in
the war for success. The sooner
you begin saving some every pay
day, the sooner you'll have the
ammunition that means victory.
FIjRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
KLAMATH FALLS is also after the I
armed merchantman. Anybody caught
with something on bis hip Is liable to
real fines and sentences.
JPOTATO FLOUR
Package
$ .15
Fine for Puddings, Soups,
Gravies, Etc.
GRAPE FRUIT
From Florida
" GET THE HABIT "
BUT THIS STORM Is nothing com
pared with the one sweeping the Ver
dun section for the past week.
THERE'S A CHANCE now for
Klamath Falls to furnish another ad
miral for the navy. Tel your son
about It.
TO OET A THINO, go after It. This
also applies to merchandise orders
sent out of town.
"ENREQI8TER, or else "obliter
ate" o far tm active Interest In the
county's welfare to concerned.
I 1MIMTPD MTMAimC I III II. H and fill I IV
H CsiU I 1H s.s BwsaaBwi- vvvvilv vvUVv
I cfilBte . are plentiful nt this scuson, but
I aM) VT f yleM """Mr " Xj"!'i Pine Bsl-
T IAjLIIiJ WHMleused. It contains White
TtJ lyptus, nnd Is also a laxative.
U( ' ' Large bottle only no cents!
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V'.WjifUTHTALlS'OFEGONJ I
J L-7 WHEPJl; WkHTICUtAH KOPLS fi I
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Everyone Should
Drink Hot Water
in the Morning
Wash away all the stomach, llvsr,
and bowal polsona before
r breakfast
United Press Service
CLEVELAND, March 1 A
Morris plan bnnk, with IS00,
000 capital, opened horo todny
to furnish loans to poor pcoplo
nt low Interest rntes. Thcro are
a number of theso hanks In the
United States established to give
advice and protection to Rmall
borrowers. Non-de)08ltors will
bo nblc to Hecuro lonns at six
por cent.
I hereby nnnounco myilf u candi
date for renomlnntlon on the repub
lenu ticket ns county clerk, subject to
tho wishes of tho voters nt thu coming
prlmnry election. O. It. Dp LAI'.
Fur County CoiumlMloncr
I hereby nnnounco inynolf nt m
cnudldnte for the democrntlc nomina
tion for county commissioner nt the
coming prlmnry election.
UURREL SHOUT
,rsK SSt
WOOL BRINGS FROM ao TO
20 CKN'TH AT PENDLKTO.V
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Quarters of million pound of wool. !rr, l!'"?.1'""" V, ITJ' .S Snt
said to be the Inrgest clip owned by n iv nt tho coinlnir nrlmiirv olectlnu
biiikio sueep man in tno country, was
For Circuit Judge
The undersigned unnounco till
ondldncy for dumecmtli: nomina
tion for circuit judge of Klnmnth
county
ROLi.o c. (iitoicsiiccK.
For DUtrlct Attonic)
I hereby nnnounco my caiullilacy
for tho republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney nt tho primaries
hi May, nnd 1 respectfully nitk the
suppoit of thu voters who (loslni effl
clfiicy In thu upholding of the h
of Oregon,
IIAItOLD C. Mi:illtV.MAN
I hereby uiuiouiico my cniulidacv
Tor tho lepubllcnn noiiilii.itliiu foe
iliMttli't attorney fur Klnmnth county,,
Oregon. JOSEPH 8. KENT
For Circuit Court Clerk
I hereby unnounco my cnndldncy
C. K. llRANDENHUUd
coat your tongue nnd sicken your
breath or dull your bend; no constipa
tion, bullous attacks, sick headache.
coldH, rheumutlsm or gassy, acid stom
ach, you must bathe on the Inside like
you bntho outside. This Ih vastly more
Important, because tho skin pores do
not nbsorb Impurities Into the blood,
wnno uie oowel pores do, nays a well
known physician.
To keep theso poisons and toxins
well iluBhed from tho stomach Hvr
kidney nnd bowels drink before break
fast oach day a glass of hot wator wllh
u tecupoonful of limestone phosphnto
in it. This will cleanse, purify and
freshen the entlro alimentary traot Im.
fore putting more food Into th. stom
ach. Oct n ouarter noumi ,.r iimnu,nn
(Phosphate from your pharmacist. It In
inexpensive nnd almost tasteless, ex
cept a sourish twinge which Is not un
pleasant. Drink phosphated hot water
every morning to rid your system of
theso vile poisons and toxins; also to
prevent their formation.
To feel liko young folks feel: like
you felt beforo your blotW, nerves and
muscies became saturated with an ac
company of Hartford, Conn,
The sale wan negotiated by K. J.
Ilurke, local representative, and tho
lot comprised both Ono nnd coarse
wool. The prlco pnld for lino wns
said to hnvo been within u fraction of
20 contn a pound, nnd on conrsc with
in a fraction of 20 cents.
Tho transaction nrobablv Invnivnu
I1GO.000. Tho wool Is now on tho
sheeps' backs, nnd will be dellvored In
tho spring. '
A Klamath Fails Citizen
Comes to the Front
Tells His Friends and Nalohhnr.
His Experience
of
Every Klnmuth Falls resident should
tend what a neighbor saya: Ills tes
timony enn bo rolled upon. Horo nro
his own werds:
N. Marchand, Worden nvonuo, Klam
ath Falls, says; "I wnH obliged to get
up many times nt night to pass tho
kidney secretions, Often my back was
""" nau to ijult work. Doan'ni
niunny nils restored my kidneys to
fl mil nii.1 AnJ.liii..
mw.,4,,,, uuuuuiun nmi romnvml thu
t ,,ass ptfcytflJaUllsiB
cumulation of body poisons, bealn thin
trnflrmont bmi kA... - . . . t
..v...M HIIU uuuvo tt. KBOD II Ufl! tin iiu In .. KH.i. .
A.!A0"paDdhotw.t"" on the .kin. I Price COc, at all ....- n,
sE,te:
liver and bow.l..-Adv. ' -"1.. S0
Inferior Tools
n re dear a I any price.
The same thill,' a))lie l
any kind -of hardware ymi
may Imy if it's of an in
ferior tiality, it's dear at ain
price, because it will iiol f,''vfe
yon the faithful service it
should, Von must Rft the
MI-ST QUALITY it will
prove its worth in I he Ioiir
will j;iv von lrAITM-
SKRVICK.
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