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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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Accurate taformaUon about city
H cecity Mid farm leads. Ask
CMcete.
Herald's Classified Advs.
KOK KKNT
FOR RENT Eighty acre tract irri
gated land. Call nt 520 Eighth at.
28-tf
FOR RENT Seven room house, bath, .
etc., corner 4th and Pine. Inquire
E. W. Gowen. 8-6t '
FOR RENT Room or
board, private family,
son street.
room and
816 Jeffer-9-St
FOR SALE
NU-BONE Corset (formerly sold
by I
Mrs. S.J. Bally). Mrs. Maud Zlnk,
agent. Phone 380W. 3-6t
good set of
FOR SALE! A very
blacksmith tools, located at Bly.
Will invoice it all for 85 cents on
the dollar. Will amount to about
9700. Well known location; 35 miles
to nearest blacksmith shop. For par
ticulars, write Mark Johnson, Bly,
Oreron. 6-7t
CLEAN UP SALE Must have room;
many good things we can show; we
save you money. Sample Shoe Store,
715 Main street. See us. 9-St
FOR BALE Ice chest and wood heat
er. 816 Jefferson street 9-3t
SEVENTY-FIVE acres, all cultivat
ed; 45 acres under Irrigation; en
tire tract can be Irrigated. Will sell
cheap or exchange for city property.
A. A. Mehaffey. 9-tf
LOST AND FOUND
LOST In Klamath Falls, leather
purse, containing cash and checks.
Reward If returned to Johnson Wood
company. 9-2t
HELP WANTED
WANTED Middle-aged woman for
general housework; small family.
Call S68M. , 9-tf
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
CITY AND COUNTY
ABSTRACT CO. -
AB8TRACT8 INSURANCE
Members Oregon Association
Title Men
Expert Plumbing
SHOWERS, BATHTUBS, SINKS,
Properly Installed
Complete Line of Supplies
ad Equipment
Pade, Pingle & Lorenz
706 Main St
Van Riper Bros.
THE STORE OF QUAUTY
COFFEE
"Seal Brand," The finest grown
Pound
45c
TEA
"Emperor's Blend," Half pound
40c
KIPPERED SALMON
Genuine Chinook
25c
MACKEREL
Bach
10c
FINNAN HADD1ES
Fine baked or boiled, Pound
20c
TUNA FISH
"S. W." Large can
"25
CODFISH '
Two-pound Brick
25c
FJSH FLAKES
". M." far Creamed Flah, etc.
10c
"GET THE HABIT"
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Editor
Published dally except Sunday at
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth streot.
Entered at the postofflco at Klam
ath Falls, Oregon, tor transmission
through the malls as second-class
matter.
Subscription terms by malt to any
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KIiAMATH FALI.S, OREGON
FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1U1U
A SPELL OK SPELLING
CONSIDERING tho poor spelling
to be found In letters and other
communications these days, and the
constant query from persons suppos-
Jedly well informed as to how to spell
this or that, tho present revival of the
jspelllng bee through Klamath county
"is highly welcome. If the study of
orthography should decline for anoth-
er decade as It has during the last ten
years, there would be several thous
and methods of simplified spelling
each person spelling as he saw fit.
This woeful lack of knowledge of
spelling has become noticeable In
many professions and callings. Sev
era! teachers have failed when given
written tests, and many writers, mln
isters, lawyers, printers and others
who are constantly called upon to
write, must have a dictionary near
them at all times to guide them.
JUGGLING POSTAL FIGURES
1 ONGRESSMAN FREDERICK H.
' GILLETT of Massachusetts,
January 20, 1916 There is one sin
gular Incident in connection with the
annual estimates which attracted my
attention. The secretary of the treas
ury in his annual report states that
"the postal revenues will probably
amount to $316,000,000, with ex
penditures for the postal service fori
the same period under existing laws
of 1324,000.000."
But the estimates for the postofflco
appropriation bill were only $316,-
000,000, and I wondered where that
balance of $8,000,000 waa taken care
of, and I finally found it tacked away
in the estimates for permanent appro
priations.
There Is no precedent for placing it
there. Why was not the postofflce
bill estimated at $324,000,000, In
stead of $316,000,000? Why was
that $8,000000 hidden under perma
nent appropriations? I can think of
no reason or, at least none that I
care to suggest and I think It ought
to be explained.
Silence Is golden,
And may do very well;
For he that has secrets
He'd rather not tell;
But the man that has goods 4
That he's trying to sell
Will find it more golden 4
To get out and yell. 4
Scattered Shots
ARE YOU REO but what's the
ute of coaxing. It' your own lookout
if you neglect your duty to the coun
ty, state and nation.
THE QUESTION IS: What will
this pacifist head of tbe war depart
ment do to Villa. lecture him?
PORTUGAL IS NOW in the war,
and Spain is said to be ready to hop
in. Alt of which gives tbe American
munition makers a chance for still
greater blood profits.
ALTHOUGH THE Germans nave
been burling titanic forces against
Verdun, and tbe French bare made a
gallant, though not entirely success
ful defense, we have yet to bear of
the British forces coming to tbe. aid
of their ally. Tbe British Verdun
relief expedition will be ordered to
start some time next fall, perhaps.
MARK THIS DOWN: A good per
manent highway to Shlpplngton and
Pelican City la not only desirable
It is an absolute -necessity.
ARE YOU BUYINO your garden
and flower seeds from local dealers,
who carry tried and tested hrmmds, or
are you sending to some stall order
bouse and taking a big cbaaee, Just
to save a couple of nickels?
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This bold mountaineer from Monte-
negro wns tho chief guard of KlngiPronch soldier, nboo whom ho tow
Nicholas, who fled from his country
when tbe Austrlans swept through It.
He was at tho side of the king and his 'teeth. Now ho Is an accepted char
family as they made their waylacter In Lyons and tho Frenchmen
through Italy and France to Lyons, have taken to him.
Expo Outlines Rules for
Leap Year Court Conduct
(Herald Special Service)
SAN DIEGO, March 10. A set of
rules has been suggested to tbe San
Diego exposition as fit to govern the
activities in the new Court of Leap
Year. The young woman who offer
ed them has a keen sense of humor,
and It for no other reason exposition
olflclals may consider adopting them.
The suggested rules follew:
1 The court Is strictly for busi
ness. Remember there are others
welting. Get it off your chest and
move on to any one of the adjoining
shady paths for the hand-holding
btage.
2- -Don't be bashful. Remember
the poor boob would probably do the
samn to you, but Is scared.
P. If vnllr TnnTi nttAmnta o (Taa.
w -r rf . . h.w-.w w.
call a guard. None must escape.
4 Proposing to the same man
twice in one day is forbidden. If any
can resist the first time de does not
desei ve a second trial.
6 No flirting with some one else's
"prospect."
6- -Every dance a ladles' choice.
7 If partner insists upon "lead
ing" you In dancing, you may leave
him.
8 Honeymoouers welcome. Spe
cial shady paths with arbored benches
for their exclusive use.
0 Class A, includes girls over 18;
Class B, between 18 and 24; Class
Your 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.
FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
GOING AWAY?
Let us take care of your baggage and cases.
WE MEET ALL TRAINS AND BOATS
Auto Buses for Passengers.
DAY OR
NIGHT
Western Transfer Co.
PHONE Office 187; Residence 268-R.
Starlled French
This photograph shows him beside a
ers. Tho smaller Frencnmon
woro
startled when they behold tho savage-
Unblun nmit t ntn limn nimn1 i f f Fin
I 1UUIV1I1K mUUIIlUtU Ull miuivu -
C, over 24; old maids over 90 refer
red to the citrus grove across tho
street.
RANCHERS RESIST
STAIEJAYMENT
INDEBTEDNESS INCURRED hV
DESTRUCTION OF RODENTS BY
1UE STATE DURING BUBONIC
PLAGUE SCARE
United Press Service
SACRAMENTO, March 10. A
'igot to collect sums ranging from $10
to $500 from landowners upon whose
pioperty the stato went to the tx
peme of destroying ground squirrels
Is to be started immediately.
Under a law of 1913, aimed at bu
bonic plague spread by squirrels, the
stato was empowered to kill the pests
and send tho bill to persons owning
tho property from which the rodents
woro exterminated.
Many liavo refused to pay. The
bills will bo presented to county su
pervisors, and county officials will
proceed to make the claims a lien
upon the affected properties.
Auto Trucks for Freight
SERVICE
KENO CONTEST
SWELL ATTENDED
LM'OHDKN, KENO AMI m.uv.vi
PI'PII.K THY OUT Will SPEI.MNU
HONORS 111:10111: A 111(2 ACIH-
i:ri: at ki:no school
(llciulil Sju-ill Scitiif)
KKNO, .Mnri'h 10- A 11 iwult "f
tln meeting hole of the spellers rep
resenting IMoMin. Wordcn nntl Keno
schools, Chrlstltie .Murdoch nnil Irmu
Agei- both of I'levmi, won out, mul
will bo entered In the Hiwla f'"" "i"
county elmmplonshlp
Kxiiii
The conies! was held In the
sehool house, and 11 latgo numoiice
was pteseut. The lowest nerngo was
UT per cent, and the follow Iiik ropro-
sented tho different schoels:
Keno Tina MiCorinlck, t!uile
I'licUett anil Helen Caldwell.
Worden -Almii Ford and Violet
McColu.ni
Ilo nn Christine Murdoch, hum
ARcr and Julian Agor.
Principal C. U. Corpcnlng of Wor
don was In charge of tho contest
MIhs
Murdoch. In addition to being one of J poit of tbe niters who seek 11 11 1
tho winners In tho written coiiteat.''"'"HI ,,f ?ffl"M AUi
was also tho best In tho ornl work.
The following program was ren
dered by the pupils or the three
schoels:
'Columbia, the
(loin of tho Ocean"
. . Mazollo Thomas
Happiness Maiollo Thomas
In tho Hayloft Victor Padgett
Home. Sweet Home .... Lena Iaimln
My Teacher Knows . . . Hnzel Thomas
"Colonial Dames'' Song
No Place for Roys . Ilrlco McCormlck
.Mother's Almanac . .
Calf Path . .
Snow Trails
Woods In Winter . .
Never Had a Chance
. . Wondcl Smith
-Song I
. . Mario Talbul 1
. Ellis Januottu
I nt. QnnWffAntfa '
Herbert Gordon
. Mildred Talbut
Tbe Smack In School
"Topsy Turvy" Song
TODAY'S ODDEST STORY
United Press Service
DALLAS. Tex., March 10.
Sam Harris of Farmcrsvllle has
almost realized his greatest am
bition. Ho has only to increase"
bis girth another Inch to have
tho same clrcumfcrcnco ns alti
tude, and he's six feet, two and
onu-hnlf Inches tall.
"I'll measure up or weigh up
Alth Jess Wlllard any day, for
tho bcavywolght championship;
surveyor's tnpo and hay scales
T'leferrcd," said Sam today. Ram
H 'orty-two. He is C9 litjhes
11 round tho waist, 82 Inches
around tho hips, 47 Inches
around tho thigh, 27 In.hej
around the calf, and required 2C
I nen armholcs In his vest. Ho
weirs a to 1-2 size shoo.
See the now shoemaker; up to date
work. 7 1.1 Main street. 9-3t
HAVE DARK HAIR
AND LOOK YOUNG
NOBODY CAN TELL WHEN YOU
DARKEN ORAY, FADED HAIR
WITH SAOE TEA
Grandmother kept her hulr beauti
fully darkened, glossy and nttruvtlvo
with a brew of Sago Tea and Sulphur.
Whonover her hair took on that dull,
faded or strrnKed appearance, this
Hlraplo mixture was applied with won
derful offect. Ily asking at any drug
stoio for 'Wyet h's Sago and SulDhur
Compound," you will got a large bot-
tlo of this old time recipe, improved
jby tho addition of other ingredlonta,
uii ready to ubo, for about CO cents.
This simple mlxturo can bo depended
upon jo restoro natural color and
beauty to tbe hair,
A well known downtown druggist
says everybody uses Wyeth's Sago and
Sulphur Compound now, because it
darkons bo naturally.iand ovenly that
nobody can tell It baa been applied
it's so easy to use, too. You simply
uampen a comb or soft brush and
draw it through your hair, taking ono
small strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two It is restored
to Its natural colorand looks glossy,
soft nud beautiful. This preparation
Is a delightful toilet requisite. It Is
not lutended for the cure, mitigation
of prevention of disease. Pd. adv.
Tpoutical ANNOUNCEMENTS
For Hlierlff
1 iiilui Mils menus or
announcing
my enndldncy for the republican nom
1 1.... r.,i. uimrtrt ut tho tirlinnrlos. I
believe Unit my work us deputy sheriff
speaks for Itself. hihI I "li"1' Krunll)'
wmWv nliM
I hoieby uiinounni m)nolf us n can.
Oiilato for tho olllco of sheriff for
Uluiimlli cuuiitv, Ouiroii, mi llio re-
niil.tli'iiii Helli'l. I lOSPOClfUlly IISK
iln siippuit of tho utters of the Willi-
il... muuiou of tho oters or lb" euiiii. , ;'.' ' , ' "(' my umdldi
ly , . , unary election for llila'i ' '''".V'""1'?"0' 0iK
"l leiel.N iinmiiimi) ni)self .1 nindl- r Al'HTIS HAYDKN,
iliiln (or
lie iiiimiiuaiie iiiiiiiiuui.um
lilf ulim 111 111
ilu. i-iiniliiK priuiaries,
mul I Minpti't(iill anl( the snppoit of
tin. uiir of Kluintitb county.
(5i:oimi: i. humi'Iikky
I herein auuoiiiue iiisul( as 11 call'
illihtt for ii'iioiuluatlon on tho lopuh
l.i an tlclet for hIiuiIii. I
mll'llll lti ostluatloii of III)'
Invito
reroril lis
sboilff iIiiiIiik tlm past Uiroo enrs
C. 0. LOW.
I lieieliy iiiiiiuuiico ui)Hlf as a can
illilite for the nomination for sheriff
on tbe lepublleuii ticket at the pri
mal) i'Iim Hon to be held 011 May ID,
cur, caui:y m uamhiiy.
I lake this muaiiH of auuuuiicliiK my
uiiulliliiey for the ropubllcan Humilia
tion an sbeiirr nt iho primaries In
I.Mny My leconl as a iltlien and as u
niiiii-K nillier In Klamath Pulls Is open
i u( antl I respectfully nsk tho sup-
nn nu-
' 1 hereby miiiiiiitico uaclf ns a can
'.H.I..I. ill., ili.iiifipt.nllr llrkul for
the nomination of Hliurin, huujcci 10
the will or the voters at tho coming
primaries J. A. MADDOX.
I taku this means to announce tny
as a canuiunin ior siioriu, mmjuti;
IIJ llie "III Ml lilt' I V'.MIIWI llllWIR ..
the primary election.
JAMES U MOORE.
I'or County t'oiniiiliwloiier
I hereby niinounco myself as a
cnnitlilalu for the democratic nomina
tion for county commissioner at the
rotnliiK primary election.
UlJIlltKL .SHORT.
I hereby announce mysolf as n
candidate for re-nomluntlon on tho re
publican ticket for county com
sloner, subject to tho will of the vot
ers at the primary election.
JOHN IIAOKL8TKIN.
I beieby anuouueo my candidacy
for tho olllco of County Commissioner
of Klamath County, Hiibjcct to tho ap
proval of the voters In tho republican
primary JACOB KUKCK.
I hereby auiioiinco my candidacy 1
for tho democratic nomination us
County Commissioner.
WILLIAM L. WELCH.
For Hdiool Kiiicrlnleiiilriu
I hereby nnnounco my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
hcIiooI superintendent of Klamath
county
HKHSli: 11. Al'I'LEGATE
I hereby announce myself a candi
date on tho republican ticket for nom
ination as county school superintend
ent, and solicit the support of the vot
ers at tho coming primaries.
HD.NA I. WKLLS.
For County CStrk
I hereby nnnounco mysolf as it can -
illdato for the olllco of clerk for
llntnnll. .mtt.,. Mrnnn n.. !. -
publican ticket. I rospoctfully ask
tbe support of tho voters of tho coun
ty at tho primary election for this
office. II. C. COWLKY, Hlldobraud.
I hereby announce myself as a can
didate on the democratic tlckot for
tho nomination of clork of Klamath
county, subject to tho will of tho
utors at tho primary election for this
olllce, HURT K. HAWKINS.
1 hereby nnnounco mysolf u candi
date for rcnomlnntlon-on tho ropub
lean ticket us county clerk, subject to
tho wishes of the voters at tho coming
primary election. C. II. DeLAP.
For District Attorney
I hereby nnnounco my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
prosecuting attorney at the prlmnrios
In May, and I respectfully ask tho
suppnit of the voters who doslro effi
ciency In the iinhnlillnir nf tin, Inivi
of Oregon.
HAROLD C. MERUYMAN.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the republican nomination for
district attorney for Klnmatli county,
Oregon. JOSEPH S. KENT.
I hereby nnnounco mysolf us n can
illdato for tho nomination for ninirir
Atlornoy for Klamath county, Orogon,
niiujuti 10 uiu nciian 01 1110 noma.,
cratlc electors at tho primary election I
to bo hold on May 19, 1910. ,
W. M. DUNCAN. I"
ER DEMANDS
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Cniiilliliili. for Itepicviitntlre
I hereby announce m,,pf u
ciindlilato fur tho oillr.. of r
lontiitUo for the nut reureswuihi
district. comiirlKl,,,: , ,
Klamath. Lake, Crook, (Irani ..j
luiiemoii, Kiiiiji-ci to , i,t,M V,
the litem of tile liipui
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I IIIIIIOtllK'O lll)h.)r )lM ,, U,UM
the democratic iimninaii,,,. ,"
for
repioHontatlve of llio Slot repretctitV
(.irMtBii.
live illdtrlet In the
Hi'inbly FIIKI) w
leKMittire u
in.MiMA.N.
VAVVWWWWWV.
For Coroner
I hereby nmiouiico ui)avlf ut t..
illilnte for tho republican notnlnatloa
for coroner nt thu primary election
10 be hold on May 1 J, 1916.
Dll A A seuw:
I lako this menim or iinnouaclDf
t myself n candidate for rtwlectlos. is
.inn iiuii-u i niroiiiir, nnuim to thi
- jnill of the demociailr Miters In
Ut
primary on May mill My p
DOllft
mil nn in iiiuiiiiii in) iiirmur rioora
of etllcleucy In office, with the Itut
(out to Klamath county
KAHI. WIIITI.OCK.
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For Circuit Court Clerk
I hereby iiuiioiiihu my raudliUc;
for the republican nomination as cUrk
of tlm circuit court of Klnmnth coun
ty at the coming primary election.
C K llltANI)i:NllURa.
For County limxiirrr
I hereby nnnotince myself a candl
date for iho ropubllcan noralnitloa
for treasurer of Klamath county, tab
Jecl to the approval of ilm elector it
the comliiK primary election
a. a Mi:iiAm:r.
I hereby annoiinio mnulf a candi
date for thu republican nomination
for treasurer of Klamath county for
In serum! term,
(IKOIUli: A IIAYDO.N.
I'or Circuit Judge
Tlie undersigned nunouiirei hli
c.iudldncy for democratic nomlni
Hon for circuit JiiiIko of Ktsmatti
county KOLLO C (1IIOK8IIKCK.
I announce myself ax a rsndldttt
for the republican nomination forth
olllco of circuit JiiiIko for KUmiU
county, state of Oregon, stibjoct totb
will of the voters at tho comloj
primary election ' M ONEILU
Blockaded
Every Household In Klamsth Fllli
, 8hou)d Know How t0 Resist It
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If your back nehes becauxe the kid
neys are blockaded,
You should help the MUiie) with
their work.
Doan's Kidney Pills are rspeclaUy
for weak kidneys.
Recommended by iliou-miids-hsre'i
testimony from this vicinity
Mrfl. Jano Wntoimnn, Pbconlx, Ore,
saym "Any exertion or too roucb
standing caused backache and pains
across my IoIuh. 1 had headaches an
dlxxy spells and blurring wlon t
eyes. All theso showed that my kid
noyn needed attention Doan's Kidney
Pills lived up lo nil the claims made
for them nud lonnned all the illstrese
Ing ailments."
Price BOc, at nil iIciiIcik Uon't tUn
ply ask for a kidney reinedy-Pj
Donn'H Kidney PUN -tho same tilt
Mrs. Wiiternmn hud. roiicr-am---Co.,
Pwiio. Iluffnlo, N. V. Adv.
You ulll never llnil yourself
oiil Insurance If your miII Ich are vnu-
(en liv iittciitu lio make 11 hcci
of llio IiunIiivhm,
Hco Chllcote.
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for the Herald. 60 rest
ubeilbe
month.
COUGHS -d COLDS
1110 plentiful at tills season,
but
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miiii is used. It wmlaliw WWW
Pine, Tnr, Menthol and K"""
lyutUM, iiiHl'ls also buallve.
eciits.
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