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THE BVBN1H0 HatftALnV KLAMATH PALLt. OMOON
HOUSIS AND LOTS
eed 4eom btmgalsw, with bath,
eaty three MnIm frm Main. If a
real bargain at 1,OI0j term.
A S-rem house In Falnrlew far 4tS
Large level let In Mills Aenrtlen far
17ft: tarma.
Qood earnar lat an eleventh, thla
aMa of canal, far StOOi tarma.
Ona af tha best bungalow altaa In
Hot Sahlnga far Salt.
Three big lots on Johnson avenue
far ISM.
Leans, rentals, bend, general Insur
anee. tea Chllcote, Main. IT
The Evening Herald
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W.O. SMITH Editor
Published dally osat Send at
Tha HaraM Fabllsalns Oeanaany al
Klamath rails, at lis Furt street.
Herald's Classified Ad vs.
AdiiiUaem U la the ClaaatSed
column are piiated at the rata of
Fire cents a Uae, invariable la ad
vance. Hereafter ao advevtise
saeata will be accepted naleae ac
companied by the caab.
Katered at tha poatoBea at Klam
ath rails, uregoa, tor traaaauaaioa
tarouga tne mans as eecoaa-ciasa
attar.
Subecrlptioa tanas by asall ta aay
address la the Ualtai States:
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KLAMATH FALLS, OMMOX
THURSDAY, MAY U, 1S1S
A DELAYED REWARD
Little Talks on Health and Hygiene
y SAMUEL O. OIXON, M 0 LUOl, anneyJvaala HaaRh Cmmleleaf
Despite the almost universal Indul
gence and the praises that hare beea
sung of tha soothing effect of tobacco,
science condemns It and offers aa la
posing array of experiments to prore
the III effects which follow IU us.
Tobacco Is a drug which coatalas
powerful poisons. Its chanaa Ilea la
Its drug effects. If It has any bene
flclsl effects they are not dlscororable
to tho scientific Investigator.
On tho other hand, there ar cartata
decided results tending to physical
deterioration, which are readily recog
nisable. It la a heart depressant and
experiments on animals have showa
it has a tendency to produce
FOR SALE
FOR BALK CHEAP Camera. Slaaott
at Herald office.
PAINT Not at war prices, but below
cost, at Big Basin Lumber company.
Phone 107. 16-tf
FOR SALE Royal Blooded Poland
China spring pigs, either sex. L. A.
West, City. It
Continued from Pag 1
FOR SALE Ten Holsteln cows with
young calves; also three yearling
heifers. Apply Wood River Creamery,
Fort Klamath, Ore. 25-6t
MISCELLANEOUS
MONET TO LOAN At 8 per cent.
Arthus R. Wilson. 617 Main. XZ-tf
MONET TO LOAN On Poe Valley
land, at 8 per cent Bellman A Son.
ts-ct
KNOW YOUR BUSINESS
Competent accountant will open set
of books for you and keep them np on
reasonable terms. Address Box 303,
Klamath Falls, Ore. 23-t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Four room furnished
apartment for permanent tenant
Call at Cedar and High. IMt
FOR RENT Furnlsned house during
the summer; 6 rooms; modern; com
pletely furnished; piano; rent reason
able. Call at 227 Jefferson, or phone
381B. UAt
LOST AND FOUND
"LOST Magneto, in burlap sack, be
tween Varner ranch and Altamount,
May 23. Leave at Herald office. Lib
oral reward. tt-St
THE PEOPLE of Oregon, aad es
pecially of Southern Oregon,
where the Indian uprisings hare bean that
comparatively recent, have every raaa- hardening of tha arteries.
Ion to feel gratified on account of thai
final recognition of tha "Miaat Mea
of the West" by the government Af
ter years of delay, the United States
has decided to reward their earlier
efforts by giving them pensions.
These men heeded the call of Daly,
and went to the defease of the white
emigrant and settler without watlag
for a rail to arm from Washington.
Thy wasted no time In waiting for
uniforms, etc., and as a result of their
quick, effect work, their campaign waa
often successfully completed in a
couple of weeks, or a month.
Because some of these men war
only In the service thirty days, some
of tho congressmen have seen fit to
oppose the passage of the measure.
They figured by length of service, not
by service rendered. Aa a result they
finally passed the bill through the
house with ninety days aa the mini'
mum service to be rewarded with pen
sions.
Captain O. C. Applegate, who was
noted as an Indian fighter, proved
himself still a good warrior, and aa
a result of work carried on largely by
him, congress has finally passed a
measure giving full benefit of the pen
sion bill to the men who rendered their
country valuable aid. Tbli recogni
tion has been a long time coming; let
us hope that the frontier army will
long enjoy Its benefit
Some of the foremost authorities
have made clinical observations which
Indicate that the use of tobacco hai
similar effect on nan.
As la generally the case in tho use
of drugs, that la a tendency to In
creasing Indulgence.
Those who have had experience in
athletics ar familiar with the fact
that tha us of tobacco results in In
terference with the breathing by da
preeetBt tha heart actios.
There ar other affections common
to smokers.
To make a summary in brief, the
results of all scientific Investigations
seems to prove conclusively that tho
use or tdbacco is distinctly harmful
to the majority of men.
Initiative Seeks to Get
Right to Brew Beer Here
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tells why everyone huM drink
hat water aaah memlflf
before breakfast
others who have sallow skins, blood
disorders and sickly complexions ar
urged to get a quarter pound of lima
stouo phosphate from tho drug store.
.This will cost very Itttto, but Is suffi
cient to tnnko nnyono n pronounced
cimik on tho subject of Intcrnnl son
Itnlton, Adv.
T0.UM, Mways ,..1
clean
A Drop in the Bucket
Scattered Shots
OH.
days.
NOT SO dry farming these
THEY ALL SEEM to be Dead Men's
Hills around Verdun.
ELECTION is all over but the shout
ing. And there is a whisper around
to the effect that one candidate may
make a holler.
THESE FLY FISHERMEN can keep
limbered up by fly swatting whan they
are not fly casting.
DR. F. M. WHITE
BYE, BAR, NOSB
THROAT
90? Odd Fellows'
HOW -ABOUT the fire escapes on
public buildings In Klamath Falls?
This, we believe, is up to tha fir com
mittee of the council
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STAR DRUG COMPANY
Constipation la a very simple,
natural trouble, but anleas prop
erly treated, It may develop Into
a moat serious aad complicated
ataaaa. W advise that Carl's
Little Liver Lifters b kept In ev
ery home. We cannot recommend
these pills too highly. We cau
tion our patrons against th fro
aad indiscriminate use of laxa
tives aad purgatives. Me. Star
Dras; Go.
AND DONT FORGET that tha
philanthropic department of tha Wo
man's Library Club, will welcome all
contributions of clothing, etc., aad see
that these are given to deserving
parties.
The cultivation of the Juicy mango
is being exploited by enterprising Fil
ipinos and Americana In the Philip
pine. Philippine mango are declar
ed to be by far the best in the world.
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Van Riper Bros.
THB STORE OP QUALITY
Then U. S. Public Health Service
has reduced typhoid fever SO per cent
in some communities.
COFFEE
"Our Special," eplendld valaev
1 lb. can Me
In balk, all 60c grades, special
thla week, per lb. 40
TUNA FISH
"Van Camps," large can Mc
OLIVES
"Manzanlllas," stuffed with
Spanish Sweet Peppers, 10
o. bottle, special . 0c
FORK AND BEANS
, "Rax," only a few left Reg
alar 15c and 20c cans,
asocial 10c and lie
DEVILED CHICKEN
"Underwoods," a new on, per
-as
BORAXAID SOAP POWDER
10c package, special Sa
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to us not scientific, nor In tha causa
of true temperance, to place beer ta
exactly the same character with
whisky and other spirits. We think
the two real evils are th saloon aad
spirituous liquors, but thla amend
ment does not open up the general
question or the general policy. It
goes no further than to plac th
home Industry, as to beer, on the earn
footing with th outsider.
Fifth. By this amendment th
amount of alcohol permitted Is not In
excess of four per cent' This Is prac
tically as low as beer can be brewed
and keep. We believe and we think
the general world agrees that such a
beverage Is not an intoxicating liquor.
Sixth. It Is our opinion, based on
the experience of Germany, and th
great temperance reforms made la
Denmark, Sweden and Norway, by en
couraging the brewing of Just aach
a light beer as here proposed, that thla
amendment will really promote both
temperance and moral Integrity. Tha
is one of our strongest motives.
The following la the arapaaad
amendment:
Be It Enacted by the People of th
State of Oregon, That:
SecUon thlrty-alz (36) of Article
one (1) of the constitution of th state
of Oregon shall be and hereby la
amended to read aa follews:
Section 86. From and attar Janu
ary 1, 1916, no intoxicating lienor
shall be manufactured or sold within
thla state, except for medicinal pur
poses, upon prescription of a licensed
physician, or for scientific, sacramen
tal or mechanical purposes; provided,
however, that it shall be lawful to
manufacture within thla state fer
mented malt liquors containing 4 par
cent or less of alcohol, manufactured
exclusively for shipment outside of
this state; and provided further, that
It khal! be lawful to manufacture and
ell and deliver In this state by the
manufacturer to any person or ladM
vidua!, in original packages only, such
fermented malt liquor, containing 4
per rent or leas of alcohol, In such
I quantity or under such regulations
as may be prescribed by law. Until
otherwise prescribed by th legislat
ure this right of sale and delivery
shall be limited to the same quantity
as persons are now permitted to Im
port Into th stat under existing law,
and each persona may not within any
one period fixed by law both Import
and purcaas locally.
This section to aelf-executiag. aad
all provisions of the constitution and
the laws of this state and charters
and ordinances of all cities, twns and
other municipalities therein, la
Met with the provUiona of thla
Uon, ar hereby repealed.
BUT JUST THE
SAMME RAN!
NEBRASKA FARMER PULLS BIO
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT INVES
TIGATION SHOWS HIS MAIN
QUALIFICATION IS NERVE
United Press Service
LINCOLN, Neb., May 26. Robot O.
Gobs, th Lexington, Neb., livery atabl
proprietor, who received 0,417 vote
in the Nebraska democratic primary
in.hia contest with President Wilson
for the democratic presidential nomi
nation, believes he la well fitted to
serve the people of the United Stat
as their president
Bcause of -Mr. Ross' rather larg
vote la both primaries, W. L. Gaston,
of Wayne, wrote to him asking for a
statement of his views, training and
qualifications for th otic of chief
executive of the nation. Mr. Rosa
sent the following courteoua rply:
Lexington Nab., April XI. 1016
Wayn. Nab
Mr. W. L. Gaston.
Dear sir yourd card received and win
say that I waa Borned in Repley Onto.
My parents moved from ther whaa
I waa 2 years old to Cattettsburg, K
Y was educated there and at Ports
mouth Ohio, and raised aa a Method
ist of which my parents waa whan
about 17- can to nsbraska Lexington
Dawson Co about 31 years ago was on
ranches and later was a farmer for
about 26 years different things a short
tlm In the above mentioned waa n
Member of vangelica! Church in early
days and now a member of Presby
terian bare la Lexington Neb for about
0 years, have never taken n drink of
Liquor ner my Father eethar atna I
was old enough to know till ha died
and you preachers ought to gat Bney
aad gtv th delegates to uadar stand
what your intentions la If they neaat
nale a man of Whiskey type) ar an a.
ing it ton faced aa som of thaaj la
vrr truly Robert OJtoss Lexington
Neb
Sanitary science has of intu utado
rapid strides with results thut nro or
untold blessing to huinsulty. Tho lat
eat application of Its untiring roeiuch
U the recommendation that It In as
necessary to attend to lutorunl sanita
tion of tha drainage system ot llio hu-
man body as It Is to tun drains ot tho
house.
Those ot u who nro ncciintoiucj to '
feel dull and heavy when wo arise.1
splitting hoadacho, stuffy from a cold,
foul tongue, nssty breath, ncld stom
ach, can, Instead, feel as frosh as n
daisy by opening tho sluices of tho
system each morning and flushing out
the whole of the Internal polsonotm
Htignant mattor.
Everyone, wuothcr ailing, sick or
well, should each morning beforo
breakfast, drink a glass of real hot
water with a tosspoonful or llraastono
phosphate in it to wash front tho
tomacb. liver and bowels tho previous
day'a Indigestible wasto, sour bile and
poisonous toxlna; thua cleansing,
sweetening and purifying the ontlre
alimentary canal before putting more
food Into the stomach. The action of
hot water anoMlmeetone phosphate on
an empty stomach ia wonderfully In
vigorating. It cloana out all tho sour
fermentations, gases, wasto and acid
ity and gives one a splendid uppotlto
for braakfaat While you aro enjoying
urour breakfast the phoaphated hot
water is quietly extracting a largo vol
ume of water from the blood and get
ting ready for a thorough flushing of
all the Inside organs.
The millions of people who aro both
ered with constipation, bilious spells,
stomach trouble, rheumatic stiffness;
Tho Tnlmcnlcru Stcninshlp company
In n now riilllripluu concoin, hacked
liy rillplno capital, which him put up
760,000 Id boom Milllpplnn luwlo In
tho Oilont.
FARMS OR RANCHES
Flvo acre tracts near Palls, ISO to
$00 per acre.
Good 20 acre tract, Irrigated, close
to Falls, only $1,000, on easy terms.
A dandy 40 acre Irrigated tract 7
miles from Falls, some alfalfa. Prlco
J3.0C0, half cash.
One of the very best BO acres, Im
proved, Irrigated farms In the valley.
It's cheap at $8,000, on terms.
Farms and ranches of all sites. In.
formation cheerfully furnished.
Chllcote, 035 Main. 17
SanajZT
Goodbye
coffee grinder
THE right way
to protect good
coffee in vacuum
sealed tins has made
grinding- at home or at
the grocer's unsatisfac
tory. Right after Schilling's
Best is roasted, it is care
fully ground into even
bits, the objectionable
chaff taken-out, and the
coffee hurriedly packed
in vacuum-sealed tins.
Neither you nor the
the grocer can grind as
uniformly as we do. And
uniform grinding is one of
the important reasons for
the smooth, rich strength .
of Schilling's Best A
pound goes further.
Sold only through f roctfa.
CharltlcH aro being Htnndiinllxe.l 0)
;i now public wolfnro hoard In tho Phil
ippines, Thu board hope to t'llml
unto waste In uuoful giving for tho
moro uako of dolus Reed.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Inviting Side
Pursuant to direction of the Common
Council of the. city ot Klamath Falls,
notice is hereby given that bids will
be received by the Police Judge of said
city at bin office in the city bail up to
aad Including Monday evening at 8
o'clock p. m., of June 6th, 1916, for
making the proposed Improvement on
Eleveatk atreet, from Main street
northerly to the southerly line of the
U. 8. government Irrigation canal, also
from the northerly line of the U. S.
government Irrigation canal northerly!
to the Intersection of Eleventh street,
Upham street and Worden avenue,
thence westerly on Upham street to
the intersection of Prospect street, In
cluding Intersections,' the proposed Im
provement to be made Includea the
grading of said street to establish
grade to a width of 25 feet and hard
aurfaclng said street to a width of 26 '
feet over all, including curbs, with
either bltullthlo or oil macadam; all or
said proposed Improvement to be made
together with the materials to be used !
la accordance with plans and specifics
Uona of the city engineer on tie In tn
office ot the Police Judge of said city,
reference thereto Is hereby made for
further dstalls regarding plans, con
struction, materials and quantltlss.
Said Improvement will be lat In one
contract, and bids will be received for
bltulltaic pavement and for oil ma
cadam, and will be opened for consid
eration by the Common Council on the
6th day of Jane, 1916, at the hour of 8
o'clock p. m. Bidders wlU be required
to submit bids on blanks prepared by
the city engineer, and bids will not be
considered unless so submitted. Blanks
may be obtained at the office of the
Police Judge.
The auccessful bidder will be re-'
quired to give bond In a sum to be'
fixed by the Common Council for the
faithful performance of the contract
to b entered Into for making said 1m
provement Each bid must be accom
panied by a check, certified by some
respoaslbl bank for 6 per cent of the
amount bid, as a guarantee that the
successful bidder will enter into con
tract with the city for the making of
aucn improvement, within ton dnyn
from the date of the award.
The Common Council reserves tho
right to reject any and all bids, and to
make such improvement on behalf of
the city.
Dated at Klamath Falls. May 19,1910.
A. L. LBAVITT, Police Judge.
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Success is Accomplished
in the business world by men who do things.
You will find them using their bnult nt every
turn for
Safe Keeping oi Funds
Sound Business Counsel
Constructive Information
All Banklnf Facilities
Financial Asslstsnce
Here are carried the ac
counts of young builneaa
men men who are itrlv.
Ing for butlnen tuccett
and attaining It
First National Bank
UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC
Wo are agenu for Galklae ft Hamilton' mail, pai-uacr aad
freight boat on the Upper Klatnatli take. Ilium trnre this oBc
evitry morning circpt Huaday, at 7:JM.
Western Transfer Co.
I'HO.NH 1H7 MAIN HTKKirr, XKAll FIFTH
Wood
SLAB, LIMB AND BODY
Sawed te any lenata. Oar beat
black wood la delivered direct
front abed, and la always dry.
One lead will coavlaee yen.
v KLAMATH FUEL CO.
O.- Peyton, Mar. PtMa 187
The Waters of Adversity
will ncvei rlso high enough to
troublo thoiio who hnvo the savlnx
hnblt. Tho firnt duly or n young
couplo uhould bo to nturt putting by
a llttlo every pay dny. TIiIh bank
)frcrH you all its facilities to save
and to pay yon for your prudeum
In IntcroHt.
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FIRST STATE M2 SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
lYAlBlRSllTONE
To cleans ths scalp, remove dandruff
and promote hair heakh--uss Hiriutone.
Seems to give new lite to the hair"
the atmvJhve gloss. Fifty etnt$ th boiw.
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