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TODAY' ODDEST STORY
United Press Service
RIVERSIDE, Calif., April 27.
A party of sportsmen left here to-
day for the southern reaches of
the Son Jacinto mountains to
hunt American camels.
E.C. Beach, a prospector,
brought the story that a drove of
camels was seen within a few
miles of Salton Sea, at the base
of the San Jaclntos. The camels
were Introduced for desert travel
more than half a century ago,
and when the venture was given
up the animals were left to shift
for themselves.
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MT. LAKI ITEMS
John Manniing and family have
moved onto the Wes Manning ranch.
His brother, George Manning, has
moved to town from the ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Phillips were ML
Laki visitors Sunday.
Kenneth Case, Gerald West, Herb
Phillips, H. J. Lester and family, and
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watters attended
'The Battle Cry of Peace" in Klamath
Falls Tuesday evening.
Mrs. C. A. Hill lis reported as im
proving. She has been sick for five or
six weeks.
J. E. Enman and J. A. McComb were
among those who sold hogs to Fred
Stukel this week. They delivered
them to Midland yesterday.
Mr. Reese was taken suddenly ill
the other day. He is reported as bet
ter. The storm yesterday was very se
vere here. It must have caused con
siderable damage to the grain.
Theodore Case is using some "hog
motors," or self feeding devices in his
hog pens. These have proven very
satisfactory, and prevent a waste of
food.
Herald's Classified Advs.
Advertisements la the Classified
columns are printed at the rate of
Five cents a Use, invariable la ad
ranee. Hereafter so advertise
ments will be accepted unless ac
companied by the cash.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Pure brad, Rufas Red
Belgian hares. Write Theodore D,
Young. Midland, Ore. 20-th-4t
FOR SALE
Phone 380W.
Buckboard ; cheap.
26-6t
FOR SALE My furniture, dishes and
all other household goods. Mrs. W.
II. Shaw, 11th and Lincoln. 24-tf
FOR SALE CHEAP Camera,
at Herald office.
Slnnott
FOR SALE Set of Haviland China,
oak dining chairs, leather upholster
ed davenport, two wood heaters, re
frigerator, dressing table, chiffoniers,
two beds, etc. Mrs. W. H. Shaw, 11th
and Lincoln streets. 27-2t
FOR SALE OR EXCANGE
FOR SALE or trade Two horses,
weighing 900 pounds each, and
double harness. Will trade for wood
Nurmi's bakery. 14-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
TO TRADE Two desirable Portland
residence lots for Klamath Falls
bouse. P. O. box 663. 24-3t
MONEY TO LOAN
son, 517 Main.
-Arthur R. Wil-22-tf
, WANTED TO RENT Furnished
house, modern, close in; no chil
dren. Address C. M care Herald.
20-6t
AUTO FOR HIRE Phone
298-W.
20-tf
PRACTICAL NURSE is at liberty at
present, open for engagements; ref
erence.. Phone 209W. 22-tit
MONEY TO LOAN About May 1, a
representative of a large loan com
pany will be In Klamath Falls seek
ing to place long time loans on well
Improved, productive rancbea. Parties
desiring loans are Invited to call on
me Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays.
18-tf W, S. SLOUGH.
HELP WANTED
TOBLP WANTED Lumber hauler,
with teem, 2.75 per M., from Jer
ome's mW Put Flat, to Bwauna Box
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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH Editor
Published dally except Sunday at
The Herald Publishing Company at
Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth street
Entered at the postofflce at Klam-
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KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, APRIL 27, 1916
ANOTHER CHANGE OF MIND
THE Written Recerd: "Mr. Jeffer-
A son was an aristocrat, who de
liberately practiced the arts of the
politician and exhibited oftentimes the
sort of insincerity which subtle na
turcs lead to without loss of essen
tial integrity Washington
found Jefferson a guide who needed
watchinu." Woodrow Wilson in "His
tory of the American People."
The Spoken Werd: "One of the
things which has immortalized the in
fluence of Thomas Jefferson has been
that his was the spirit of humanity
exemplified upon the field of America.
Thomas Jefferson was a great leader
of men because he understood and In
terpreted the spirits of men .
The only way we can honor Thomas
Jefferson is by illustrating his spirit
and following his example. His ex
ample was an example of organiza
tion and concerted action for the rights
of men, first in America and then by
America's example everywhere in the
world. The thing that interested Jef
ferson is the only thing that ought to
Interest us." President Wilson at the
Jefferson Day banquet, Washington,
April 13. 1916.
HUMANE EDUCATION PLAN
THE.PRONENESS of the world to
resort to war shows the need of
education to develop humane ideab in
the rising generations. Ella Wheeler
Wilcox makes a plea and submits a
general plan for introducing humane
education in the public schools, and
shows what a great work has been
done In the public schools of Roches
ter, N. Y. Where at one time an oc
casional lecture was given, now all
the children in the public schools of
that city are shown why they should
be kind to animals.
BOOSTING FOR KLAMATH
By HOWARD WINNARD
Klamath County High School Student
FEW YEARS AGO this town ex
perienced a "boom." Everybody
"boosted" for all they were worth. It
is a fact that when the town Is on the
jump every one is ready to boost for
it, but the minute the boom begins to
slack everybody begins to knock. At
least, so it was with Klamath. Sud
denly everyone seemed to go to sleep
on the job. The outside capital that
had had Its attention called to Klam
ath and the surrounding country, lost
interest through the indifference of
the people.
For about two years there has been
a slight Improvement in the boosting
this town has done. People have act
ually begun to wake up to the possi
bilities that lie just outside their doors.
An attempt to get another railroad
through here has been made, the suc
cess of which is yet to be determined.
Attempts have also been made to get
new industries started here. So far, so
good. But if every soul in Klamath
Falls would begin tomorrow to write
to their friends about Klamath, talk
Klamath, dream Klamath, think Klam
ath, and everlastingly boost for Klam
ath, think what an improvement there
would be here inside of the next six
months.
Scattered Shots .;.
NOW THE GERMANS are assault
ing Pepper Heights. No wonder the
fighting is getting hotter.
FROM ALL ACCOUNTS, it Will be
bo some pee-ra'de tomorrow night Bet
ter turn out and Join it, if you are for
iuc oujyijjngiun roaa.
MAY FIRSTis known in history at
the date of the Manila Bay victory. It
will also be known as the date of the
Shlppington road victory.
JUST A COUPLE of more days left
In which to enter the City Beautiful
contest. Hustle, Mr. and Mrs. Good
Citizen.
ISN'T SOMETHING going to be
done toward Beautifying and cleaning
the cemetery before Memorial Day?
Addition to Herd.
L. F. Willeta recently purchased a
bull from Liskey Bros of Swan Lake
valley for his ranch near Midland.
John Is running the ranch for Willeta.
Scouts Leading Pershing's
Hunt for Villa in Mexico
R. J. Boyd and Ted Houghton are
the two chief scouts of General Per
shing on whom he largely depends In
his hunt for Villa. Boyd, a rough old
character of the desert, knows north
ern Mexico and the Mexicans better
than they know themselves. He has
hunted them all bis Ute. He Is a nat
ural scout, the kind that knows more
of the desert than the Indians. Hough
ton, too, has had much experience in
Mexico.
PAINTINGS SOLD
TO PAY FOR WAR
RU88IAN ART IS TO BE SOLD FOR
MONEY TO BUY IMPLEMENTS
FOR KILLING OR MAIMING EM
BRYO ARTISTS
United Press Service
NEW YORK, April 27. A collection
of old masters that once belonged to
Prince Golinlcbeff-Koutousoff, personal
secretary to the Dowager Empress
Marie Feodorovna, Winter Palace,
Petrograd, Is to be sold at the plaza
here today.
The collection is valued at hundreds
of thousands of dollars.
Nicholas niaboucbinsky, of Moscow,
a wealthy man, bought the collection
of Prince Gollnlcheff-Koutousoff. Mr.
Riabouchinsky Is In New York In the
service of his country In matters con
nected with the purchase of war sup
plies. He has discovered that in this land
of Bethlehem, U. S., Crucible and
other "war brides," works of art sell
at much higher prices than they do
on the continent. That Is why the
former Gollnlcheff-Koutousoff collec
tion of paintings will be placed on
sale.
The Ermltage, Petrograd, is one
of the great public collections of the
world.
Mr. Rlaboucblnsky's collection is
catalogued as containing old masters
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IF YOU ARK INTERESTED IN THE 4
BEAUTIFYING OP KLAMATH e)
Cut this coupon out, alga your name, and mall it to the Klam-
ath Commercial Club aa your entry la the City Beautiful Contest
this summer: e
City Beautiful Cemmittee: e
Please eater me aa a contestant la the City Beautiful Contest.
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Have photographer call
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH
iGsmmm
"of Northern and Southern schools"
that Is, paintings by masters of the
Low Countries and Germany, and by
those of France and Italy.
The Fleming Hugo van der Goes
Is represented In the catalogue by an
altar panel, a "Flight Into Egypt," and
there is another panel by the Flemish
artist Gerard van der Meere.
There are more than 600 Items in
the collection. Several Van Dycka are
Included.
The combined membership of the
various Young Women's Christian As
sociation branches throughout the
United States Is over 360,000.
DR. F. U. WHITE
BYE, EAR, NOSE
THROAT
a07 Odd FeUowa BalkUag
CITY PROPERTY
Three large lots on Johnson avenue,
only 8360 cash. No better soil In the
city.
Three-room house and good lot In
Falrvlew Addition. Ifa a bargain at
$400, on terme. A little leaa for cash.
Fine building site on Eleventh street
at High. Price 8450; terms.
Good 4-room house, nicely furnished,
two large lots, Falrvlew Addition. All
for $1,000, on easy terms.
Houses, Iota, business properly,
farms, stock ranches, rentals, loans,
general Insurance.
GOOD FARM LAND
Five acre tracts near Falls, on grav
eled road, $60 to $80 per acre, on easy
terms
A twenty-acre tract just alx mllee
from Falls; nice level land, with good
drainage. Price $1,000, on easy terms.
One of the very beat 40-acre tracts
In the valley; deep aandy loam soil,
excellent drainage; some alfalfa. Price
$3,000, half cash.
Nice level 70-acre tract partly Im
proved, In the heart of the valley.
Price $9,600; terms.
A 240-acro ranch with fair buildings,
partly under ditch, and only nine mllea
from Falls. It's cheap at $8,300: terms.
Sea Chllcote. 88
FALLS. OREGON
DRINK WATER TO
SAYS AUTHORITY
GLASS OF HOT WATER BEFORE
.. nAILV keep THE
BREAKFAST DAILY KEEP THE
DOCTOR AWAY
Sanitary science has of late mode
rapid strides with results that are of
untold blessing to humanity. Tho latest
application of Its untiring research Is
tho recommendation that It Is as ncccs-
Miry to attend to Internal sanitation of
the drainage system of the humnn body ,
as It Is to the drains of the house. I
Those of us who nro accustomed to
feel dull and heavy when wo arise.'
splitting headache, stuffy from n cold.
foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom-1
nch, can. Instead, feel as fresh as a
daisy by opening tho sluices of tho ays-,
'tern each morning nnd flushing out tho
'whole of the infernal poisonous Btag-
I mint matter. I
Everyone, whether ailing, sick or
well, should, each morning beforo
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot I
water with a tcnspoontul of limestone j
phosphate In It to wash from tho stom
ach, liver nnd bowels tho previous '
day's Indigestible waste, sour bile anil
polsonons toxins; thus
cleansing,
hwcetenlng and purifying tho cntlro all-
AVOID
SICKNESS
mentary canal before putting more or iviaamui rails wnono property win
food Into the stomach. Tho action of bo nffected thereby for tho Improvo
hot water nnd limestone phosphate on mont, with hard surfaced pnvoment,
an empty stomach Is wondorfully In- of Kloventh street from Main street to
lgorating. it cleans out nil tho sour .Uphnm street, exclusive of right of
fermentations, gases, wasto and acidity way of United States Irrigation Canal,
and gives one a splendid appotlto for and Upliam street from Its Intorsoc
breakfast. While you aro enjoying 'lion with Eleventh street to Prospect
your brenkfast the phosphntcd hot street. Including Intersections and,
water Is quietly extracting n largo vol- Whereas, The City Engineer, as
nine of water from tho blood and got- horctoforo required, has riled with tho
ting ready for a thorough flushing of Pollco Judgo his plans, specifications
nil the Inside organs.
Tho millions of people who aro both- ouo variety of tho kind of I m pro ve
ered with constipation, bilious spoils, ment determined upon; nnd,
stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness; j Whoroas, The Common Council has
others who have sallow skins, blood found that said plans, specifications
disorders and sickly complexions aro nnd estimates aro satisfactory;
urged to get a quarter pound of llmo-l Bo It Ilosolvcd, That tho said plans
stone phosphate from the drug store. 'and specifications and estimates are
This will cost very little, but Is sum- hereby approved and the Common
clcnt to make anyone a pronounced Council hcroby declares Its Intention
crank on the subject of Internal sanl- to. Improvo the streets above described
tatlon. Adv. with bltulithlc or other hard surface
Phone ate-nlno for the best In elec
trical work. Promptness my hobby.'
Cecil Weeks, electrician, Klamath
Sportsman's Store, Eighth and Main,
m-tb-s
Mailing Lists
Now Ready
A complete aad accurate
list of every registered voter
In Klamath county, com
piled after the closing of
the registration books, oa
April 10th, 1016. This
list contains 8,606 Barnes,
with precinct, postofflce ad
dress aad political party.
It ia neatly printed.
Price $8. Order now.
Herald Publishing
Company
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice to Creditors
in the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County
In the Matter of the Estate of Henry
W. Butler, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned has been duly appointed
executrix of the estato of Henry W.
Butler, deceased, by the above en
titled court, and all persons havlnr
claims against said estate are required
to present same to the undersigned at
the law office of Rollo C. Groesbeck,
in Klamath Falls, Oregon, within six
months from the date of this notice.
Dated this 12tU'day or April, 1916.
FRANCES BUTLER.
Executrix of the Estate of Henry W.
uutier, Deceased 12-19-28-3
Notice of Sheriff's Sale
By virtue of an elocution in fore
closure duly Issued by the clerk of
the circuit court of the county of
Klamath, state of Oregon, dated tho
2th day of April, 1916. In a certain
action In the circuit court for said
county and state, wherein f!nr,in v. .
Ankeny as plaintiff recovered judg
ment against Nanna M. Cantrall and
others for the sum of seven hun,int
forty-six and 6-100 dollars, and costs1
aua disbursements taxed at sixteen'
and 20-100 dollars, on the 2nih
April, 1918. ,
Notice la hereby riven that i m :
on wo zyin aay of May, 1916, at the
froat door of the court house, In Klam-
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! ath Falls, In anld county, at 2 o'clock
In tho afternoon of said day, sell at
public auction to tho hlguoat bidder,
for cash, tho following doscrlbcd prop
erty, to-wlt:
Lots 30, 37. 38 and 30, in block 1,
ShlpplnRton Addition to Klamath
Falls, Klninnth county, Oregon,
Taken nnd lovlcd upon as tho proporty
of said Nannn M. Cnntrnll nnd other
Mr uulnnts In said suit, or as much
thereof as tuny bocomo necessary to
Miliary tho said Judgment In favor of
t;0l1jcft i Anltony against Nanno M.
Control! nnd others, with Intorost
disbursements that hnvo or may ac
crue. U. C. LOW. Sheriff.
' Dated April SO, 1010.
27-4-11-18
RESOLUTION
Resolution declaring tho Intention
of tho City of Klamath Falls to
Improvo Klovonth street from
Main street to Upliatu street, ox
liuslvo of United States Govern
mont Irrigation Canal right of
way, and Uplinm street from Its
Intersection with Klovcnth street
tu Prtispucl ntroot dlructlng pub
lication or notice. npprnvlug and
adopting plans, specifications nnd
estimates of the City Engineer,
determining the boundaries with
in which the property Ilea that Is
benefited and to bo assessed for
audi Improvement, and fixing
dnto for hearing objections or re
monstrances ngalnst such pro
posed Improvement.
Whereas, There has been filed with
tho Police Judgo a petition signed by
moro than ten freeholders of the city
'nnd estimates of cost of moro than
pavomont.
That the plans, spcclflcactlou and
Farm Implements
Complete stock McCorwrlck Hinders, Mowers, Kcapcrs, lUkes sad
Headers. Weber Wagons and Logging Trucks. Implements sad
Vehicles.
J. S.
UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC
We are agents for Calkins M Hamilton's mall, Miinsr ssd
freight liosfiTon the Upper Klamath Lake. Iliiwn Icnie this ofllts
every morning exrept Hunday, at 7iSO.
Western Transfer Co.
I'MOXR IH7 MAIN HTnKKT. XKAII FIFTH
HUSBAND!
If you liml the family washing to do every week In tho Tir "
would you do?
Answer: Oo to the Link River Electric C. and order su Electric
WiifthiiiK Machine at once.
Because you ran get one on terms. Now, Hubby seriously
ain't that right Let us talk It over.
Link River Electric Co.
Corner Beveuth aad Mala Streets
LIGHTEN YOUR FARM WORK
By Using John Deere
Implements
We have last w el vod a car of John Deere Goods,
such aa Light Draft High Lift Bulkey and Gang Plow,
Disc Harrows, Drag Harrows, Spring Tooth Harrows,
Grain Drills aad Chatham Fanning Mills.
Call aad Inspect our line.
We offer special rash prices oa Stadebaker, John
Deere and SchiitUer, tho Standard Wagoaa of America.
Inch Mountain Geara , $i??
.'H Inch Hountalu Geara 10B
Baldwin Hardware Co.
sine ummb s Altai rrvrl
inn nuuab
THURSDAY. APHIUay.,
estimates of the Cliv ivT!?-
HI he proposed nWOymZ J
be Used .. a bs.l. for ulK
ment, and any contract for ,
provomont shall bo bs,ed lh "
tho estimated cost of such 2
ment as submitted by w gj
nt nut exceeding $10,950.00 ilk
by ..dopled tlm probsbli
ha Id work. WH of
And It Ii Fin tint- lUsolvad n
tho boundaries within whlih ?
Property lie. that 1. 0 b, Uau2
by said Improvement nnd thtBrss-I
ty to be assessed for said prowls
provomont Is as follews:
AU of block 1. Hot Spring,
Lots 3, 4, 6, 0,7 and I, of blots I
of Hot Springe Addition '
Acreage proporty uotwMn PMUi
Mnln street., abutting on EUttttk
street and extending oiut.ri, ia...
feet; "
Lots 1, 2, 7 and 8, block 41 nu
oU Addition; ' tt'
Lois 1, 2, 7 and 8. block . via
jIs Addition; 'l
Lots A, II, O, 1). II, F and 0. bkxk
40 Nichols Addition;
Lots 1, 2 nnd (outside U. 8. .
unl), block Co, NlclmU Addition;
Lola 2, 8, 4 and r, (outside U
ciuinl), block 68. N'lchols Addition;
lits 3, i, S and 0, block 10, Nlch
ols Addition;
IXJts 1, 3, 7 nnd 8 (outside U, 8. et
ual), block 01, Nichols Addition;
Lots 1, 2, 7 and S (outside U, 8. ci
mil), block 07, Nlcliotn Addition;
IM 2, 3 nnd 4, block (S, Nlehok
Addition;
Lot 1 and 6 (outside U. 8. cut!),
block C9, Nichols Addition;
Ixjts 4, S and G, block 1, FsinUt
Addition;
Lots 4, 6, 0, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 tnd II,
block 2, Falrvlew Addition;
l.ota 1, 2, 3, 4. 6 and 0, block I,
P.ilrvlow Addition.
It Is Further Itcxolvcd, That fti
Stli day or May, 191C, bo and Is here
by fixed us tho Inst day within which
tlmo owners of property sffectsd bj
Mild Improvement and proposed to bt
nsKCsacd therefor, may file with the
I'ollco Judgo written objection or rt
moiitttrnuco to said ImproYeratnL
It Is Further Unsolved, That lbs
I'ollco Judge be and ho hereby to di
rected to publish tills resolution, u by
charter directed,
f'tuto of Oregon,
County of Klamath, si:
City of Klamath Falls
I, A. L. Leavltt. Police Judgo of
said city, do hcroby certify tbit tht
foregoing Is n duly enrolled copy of
tho resolution passed by the Cobbo&
Council on April 17, 1910.
18-101 A. L. LnAVITT. Totlce Joes
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