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Newspaper Page Texty.A & p. ,.-v K I5" T.i ,V a" IK i7 xrv f5: A'i-m &x tv; r . ?-- i ". " sf r TH EV-MIHO H.EALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, AUQUST 7, HaftfsQtsMAn. ante wtt m aloa w FOR SALE The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Pub hs 411? taceet Suaday at Tho Berald Publishing Com pur of Klamath Falls, at 116 Fourth street. Entered at tb postoff.ee at Klam ath rail. Oregon, tor transmission through the nulls aa second-class attar. iM, watobt boat 1m bar aar. WtM VMC. f Out woe. Klaaatb raUa aV FOR a-UB First c-eo saw bay. laMa w Uaetay aUod. Calleote. tt MM street MVU FOB SAL! OB TRADEThreshlng eoaptot. ready for Aald. , aoparator tt 4. Terms oa M. So McCabo, phono XMW. 81-lt Subscription farms by mail to an? address to the United States: One year 6.00 One month 60 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON MONDAY, AUGUST 7, 1916 THE PARIS PACT French People Gladly Give Gold for Defense a OlilMULK NOTK8 ' surprise paily was given Wodnos I day night nt tlit homo of Win. Brown 'at 'Round Lake Those present weiej .Mr. and Mrs. Whttlntch nnd son, Wm. i I nmbert, Miss Harriet rosier of Round fnke, Miss Daisy Haydon nnd C. M. ( 'Hum of Klamath Falls, Mr nnd Mm.. , R. V. Ksa nnd two ilmiK.hters, Mr. I.ar- i aar I ab -.-.-. -.-.-. pent, Mr and Mrs Geo Agor of Plov- Part With More Than $,325,000,000 mlm. Mr nnd mn mi,,, sinibi ...m ' ' 'fmnllv, Trank IJi.nuolt, Mr. nnd Mm Exchange for Filmsy Bank Notes';:;-)-t A la L. iL l"i i . Fa r Hunt nnd family of Oilndalo, and Mr Although the Une dreat Passion or ii,,.,icsu.nof i&na ah enjoyed them-1 ...!. ., ti.tllt n Inl.i imllr U'lltill -tfllHh a a a . it'll l uillii i nv a frenchman is His Hoard or Uold. son, on lho 22d day of July. M6, nl the hour of 10 o'clock n. in., nil of (tin following described nnl estate. Ion II: The southwest iUtii-lir of tln .Koutlirast quarter of scctlou two (SW',i SRU of Section 2); Ibo end hnlf of lint southeast quarter (E.(. SE',4). the west half of tht nottlicnst the cast li tor (K'fc NW'.i), ll In section ..i....., i in mill ili norlhcaiit auar- lor of llio northeast quarter (NEU ' Nil1), M'cllnn fourteen (l4), nil of said described binds beliiK In town-! ship Ihlitysovon (37) south, rongnl wr-wc ror nix succohMvu nrni publication lo bn oeki. ik. inftdA Inf. .. i I mill iiml II... I....I ....in. .r' "'in. 1 " "nl "uneni on Atinu 'I Mnrlou Hanks, judgo of tb, J? court of Klnmnth county, OresMT' circuit Judico bolng In Klnnrnth wm Orogon, nt thi tltm of mnkln iT !' uunrtor (WJ4 NEU). andider, which was made, dated andau nlf of the noitlnvest quar In this suit on July IB, 1910, W. II. A. REN'ner Attorney fr .n,J. 1724-ni.7-H-21-28 "' Notice for Bids T Senled bldn will bo rcceltiwi l ov.ii (1) er.nl. Willamette morld- Hcb'iol DIMrlct No. 33. up (0 A ' .......... -... . Hill. IQIR f.- II... ""I Ian. Klnmnlli eouniy. simio ni vr txm BALBOr trade, to tight man. a : anst sail owlaa to other bual sMBBi attoa Store, 7U Main treat. 15 FOR SALE Dairy cows; extra good Holstelns, at a bargain. A. D. Addi son, Klaaatb Falls. Phone 19F1L 5-3t FOR BENT JOB BENT Sense, six rooms. ' Fosrtk and Pine. mod- 2rt FD&NISHEO ROOMS Good quiet rooms, suitable for late or day sleep ing. 1007 High St.. phone 247W 5-2 1 FOB,. RENT Four room apartment, completely famished. Enquire 231 Cedar street, corner High. 7-3t HELP WANTED HELP WANTED Three girls and man, experienced in Laundry work, far DauKmalr laundry; good wages. Enquire Q. W. Baker at Hall hotel. 7-2c MISCELLANEOUS MONET TO LOAN ea ettjr or farm AtUUk B. WUeoa. U-U BOABD FOB TWO In nttraU family to Miles Addition; aenaraU rooms; Insjara 124 Bast Mala. to Dr. Banaoa. or addrasa Mt VERSHADOWING all the prob lems which will grow out of the European war. In its Importance to the people of the United State., Is the problem to'be found In the Paris Econ omic Pact entered into by the allied power in June last. This pact pro poses (1) to dorlse Joint means to se cure to countries suffering from acts of destruction and spoliation of their raw material?, plants, etc, the restora tion of the same, or to assist them to requ!p themselves in these respects; C'),con?ervation for, and Interchange between, the allied countries of their natural resources; (3), denial to the central powers for a period to be fixed of "most favored nation" treatment: (t). protection against "dumping" by the central powers. The foregoing are contained in the plans adopted for what is known as the reconstructive period. Under the heading of "per manent measures of mutual Assist ance" the allies will take steps: (1), to render themselves self sufficient in re gard to raw materials and manufac tured articles essential to the normal drelopment of their economic activ ities, which may include subsidies, or government direction and control, cus toms duties or prohibitions, or to com binations of these methods; (2), to fa cilitate and improve the Interchange of their products; (3), to assimilate laws governing patents, trademarks, etc., and for the adoption of an Iden tical procedure in regard to same. Measures quite similar have been agreed upon by the central powers. While it is an economic fallacy to suppose that any measures taken to enforce absolute non-intercourse be tter of Finance Rlbot lias Just esti mated that there are being held In France no lesn than 1120,000,000,000 of foreign bonds and securities. These uould be of thu most supreme value to provements In the near futuio. By HENRY WOOD (United Press Staff Correspondent) PARIS. July t. (By malt) "There is not a single piece or gold to be found in my house today." With flashing pride and voice vibrating with enthu siasm these words were pronounced to me by Professor Alclde Betrine of No. IM Roulevard Montpnrnns.se. I picked him nt random to tell me something of the spirit of the French people after two years of war. i Professor Betrine has grown gray i' caused by the disproportion of her lm-j the public school service of France. He l'1atlons over her exportntions. i Is entitled to retire on a pension, but' So Krance "as asked not ordered.; he won't do It while the war lasts. Pro-.,!ls llilK been necessary in Ensland her' ' nftnnla in h-ifm i.o ihta tion nnrt AnA fiAft in ills were hoi veil. Mr. Ilrown and family left PrUny. inoWns lo tholr new home nenr Red mond. Mr. Mumford had u large load of lumber hauled to his place Thur.-nln.'. He expects to make home more liu- lOih. 191B, for the i.Mi.iirir ,T, niilsldi) or n ono Himy nclioo hou!, 20.1fi II Color Miut-j, wlili m,!,,.,! trliiiuiliiKrt'. Hnlf of the Ltilluine to res I eeivii mil ciiiun, i;io Ol'wr half (, coal. Only tho bciil whim lif.aiw,y nod boiled llimctrl mi to k, . Hi Hilliwt hns bee'i lulntod wt,f,. tN ioio. wow mini no liiiliiioj ?cili of AugUHt, 1U1U M'lvoii llio right I j 1-rnnce in enabling her to offer them as security for her large purchase of war and other material in foreign count lies, without diminishing her cold nvone nnd without suffering the terrible rale or exchange it Is nearly 20 per cent In the United Slates On account of some grain beiu,? frost id in this neighborhood, there Will I o considerable cut for liny. Mr Husltoiu; says the blackblids mo doliiff n gieat ileal of damage lo Mis l'nrle. Lyle llcmllwriglit nnd Ills mother of KiMiml Lake made a tilp to Kl.iiu.illi Falls Friday ll( Aug. i:u by II.. Thi) b.iJt tt. lejic: (iny or all MATTIH I'IflTCHSON fessor Betrine Is proud to be able to say: of foreign securities until after the! "For the first time in my life and in r Th rcs,,onso has bflcn Uu !,amP. generations in the history of mv ram-",'" ""-, ' E ' " Ior W r ily. there is not a single gold piece to f'criptlons. The Bank or France, be found in my house today. I have hs been obllKcd to 01en becM ,,u'! turned it all in to the Bank of Trance in a" Principal cities and vIL. ror the national defense." U'(-Cs ot France t0 rtCelvo lhcso se'. curmes, ana so great is tne number II. 1. UmI.UIm, I'tione S5. a 1 1 L a 1 1 o plti:io tilllliiu. i 2 fit LEGAL NOTICES In TO ECHANGE Fine Portland lots for Klamath Falls property. Address box 185. Athena. Oregon. 6-2t LOST AND FOUND I LOST Between Bly and Klamath alls, 6 horses or mules. One bay ssddfci borae. others horses or males. AUruda wtta fraab circle oa left Jar: 910 Mward aacb animal daUvared at Jaalrsai raaeh. near Bly. Lake Wa lac. 1-X-7-8-U-14 The boast of Professor Betlne today is the boa.st or practically eery fam ily in France. Within the last year the French voluntarily have exchanged for flimsy French banknotes over 32n.- 000,000 gold. This stream of gold has jbeen (lowing for a"year, and is still flowing at from $1,000,000 to J1.500.00O a week. Such is the spirit or France arter two years or war. "In every French ramily there are but two great passiens: The only son ! and the little ramily hoard or gold." "It Is the "little hoard or gold" on, turned in and so fast have they come, that the Bank or France at the moment this article is being written, is unable to give any figures on the amount up to date. It estimates that It will re ceive $120,000,000,000 worth. Summons (So. 705 Equity) the Circuit Com I or the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath. I) II. Campbell, as Administrator of the IMate or M M McMillan, De feased, Plaliillir, vs. S I. Masten and W. W. Mutton, Her con : Including till id Hie limber (hereon, amounting lo over four million feet. Iiifoiiiiiitloii togardliiK the amount of. timber and oonillllon of tho wiinn may ho nhtnluiM upon liiiiili from E. ! Elliott. 212 Willi! building, Kliiumlh PjiII.s. Oiogon, whote "liny nnd nil ln foiiiuulnn concerning llio property Is on (lie T II WATTERS, i 2 20-7 14-21 Solo Roferee. Notice to Creditors I Notice lt hereby glion Unit (ho un dersigned has been duly appointed ml- i mlnlstrntor of the estate or William H.I l.oel.iiion. deceiised, by the county court : of Klamath rounly, Oregon, and all per-! foiih havlnj; claims iignlnnt said estate me rcmilicd to pioiieni same lo me nt tin. I.iw otlleo of R. 0. Oroesbeck, in IKhunaili l'iilln, Oregon, within nix I inuuthn fiom the dale of this notlco.jhour of 8 o'clock p, m. (at which Ua verified as by law required I propositi lo purchnmi will be owned Oalei! nt Klnm.ith Falls, Oregon, Julv niul consldnred) for die imichase of 21, 1910. (:i.M'0. or any pail thereof, city of J IIOIIERT 1 DAVIDSON. , Mctilll lofumllnK bonds, p.i) able July Ailiiilnlstratiirof (be Estate of William I, l!:tl, wiihsthii opllou or the city to II l.cckmon. decern ed ,.;n iheiii, or any of them In numerical 21-31-7-1 1-21 hi dor. fnuii r.nd lifter July 1, 121; mIJ bonds lo bo Issued In donoinlnitlomcl ffiOO nnd one bond In the mini of 11(H) In the Circuit Court. In and for tint ,Imi for the piirchnno of 16.000 or ut Notice of Bend Sale Noilco InvltltiK Proposnts to I'urtbuj City of Merrill Refunding Dondi iiml Wnter Bonds. Scaled pioposnln will bo received hi tho Recorder of the Clly of Merrill Oregon, until August 12, Idle, tt tb Summons County of Oregon. Klnmnlli nnd State of Advertised Mail List The following unclaimed mail matter advertised on August ii the ile;id letter oillce D. C, on August 19th. A charge of one i-i-iu will he umilc for each leltcr ae- I Husband, Ida Lucille Cunningham I nnd J. Ii. Cunningham, Her litis- J band, and Big Basin Lumber Cotu-i I pany, n Corporation, Defendants. , ;, will be sent To S. I. Mnstcn and W. W. Mnsten, Her1 tt Washington, , Husband, nnd J. L. Cunningham, Jennie Cnnii, PliilnliiT, vs. lleurj Clay Cann, Defendant. To Henry (.'lay Cann, Defendant Above Named: In the nnmo of the slate or Oiegen: Vint aie hereby required to nppeai I ttlallfiml nf liln l.linllln Piinnlno. bam, Dcrendants nbove named: "',m' '""ftwer the complaint filed ngnlntit which every French household Is built.! "voted irom this list. In calling ror In (be nnme or (he State of Oregen: ' 5'"" ,n , nbovo entitled suit on or he Gold, in the popular French concep- any letters lined please sav "adver-l You are herebv required to npncnr nnu ' for'' ""' 29lh dny or August, 191(1. that tion, is the one real, tangible thing in I Used, life on which anyone under any clr-' tween nations formerly at war can be ;""" '"",", ---- . j..-, . ..-. .. .. ithe family's lire, death, accident.) patt tliott-or of water bond, payable lul) 1, 1936, in dciinmliirtlloiiJ of 5W. Siihl bonds me Is.sucd for the pur pose of refunding the aulstandlng .win ninth of tho city, nnd for the pur pose of providing wnter and lire pro; leetlon, nil finder the provisions of lec tion 136 or the charier or the City of Merrill. . t Siiid bonds are to boar Interest tt Hie rate designated In tho succetiftl bid, not to exceed 0 per cent per tt- All OLD RECIPE 10 DARKEN HAIR AOB TEA AND SULPHUR TURN8 MAY, FAOIO HAIR DARK AND OLOMY Tail fatjMM kaowa that Sage I Babjaar, twoparljr oaaounded 'baak'tb aataral color and lus tra to 4b bair wbaa faded, aUealwd or angr.'-am aao UuT calx way to get Ibis mixture was to make it at home, wblok la nasay and troublesome. Nowadays wa simply ask at any arui'atore for "Wyeth's Sage and Sui pker Compound." You will get a large MtU aC taia old Uaw mlna laf ror ed by tie addition of other Ingredients, tor about 60 eoatav Everybody uses tan araaaratloa aow, because no one oaa ffoasibly toll that you darkened year bair, aa It does it so naturally and roaly. You dampen a sponge or soft brash wtta tt. and draw this through yoar;fcair, taking oa small strand at a tia; by aeralag the gray hair dis Mtata. aaj attar aaataar apBUca tfoa ft:tw. nmt bair bssaaa beautl- Ms? aara, tatok aad gtoasy, and you bak-yaara oaaatr. Wwetb's gag is a delight- It lo act intended or Brereation at endurine in their eharaeter porlAln It I is that for some years following the present struggle, which had its incep tion In trade Jealousies, commercial intercourse between the allies and the central powers will be fearfully cur tailed. What, then, must he the effect of these pacts on the industries of the United States? With the two groups of nations now at war adopting a post bellum policy of commercial non-intercourse, there can be but one result, un der a democratic near-free-tariff law. Tbeywill consider the United States their best customer, and will proceed to unload on our market. In their ef forts to drive each other out of this market the two groups will start to undersell each other under the very- noses of American manufacturers. This may continue until our Industries are paralyzed, our laborers are subjects of charity, and the poverty of the coun try has reduced us to a point where we are no longer good customers of the competing groups, and probably about that llmo these pacts will be come nullities. In a recent address, Frank A. Van- derlip declared: "We must buy abroad an increasing volume of things that we can never economically pro duce, tlAaltli ta.nln ...! Jl..... , I Mw.iu, luaiuaKc auu uiBusier insur-, ance In one. j Even If the 'boches" had actually! reached Paris, the average Frenchman ' Wnill.l lifiA, IrnAirn Y.A ..a.!.! ...Ill ..... ' ..wH.w ..,.., ituunii uv LUUIU 7.IIII UUUlll on his gold to help him out. This confidence In gold has reached in France, among the masses, thel status almost or a retish. In thous-j ands of families the gold has passed) from one generation to another, and! has been added to until It has taken on ! the additional sentimental value or a' most highly prized heirloom. The av-' erage Frenchman figures his future and that or his ramily on his gold re serve. snowing an mis, the government did not hesitate to ask ror It. But It asked, it did not command. It knew that however much the gold meant to Its sons and daughters, "La Patrle" meant much more. The average French family man is inclined to be rather hard headed, cal culating money seeking and savinc Hard-headed thrift" might easily pass ai the motto in French family line. Early in the war there was published In France and elsewhere an article of presumed German origin, explaining why the war with France would not The French common Anh. Roy Brooks, Walter Catytoh, C. J. Fuller. Emerson Gill, John Hicks, Tom Jones, Mrsl-Willey Maxey. J. T. Penney, Edd Phillips, Chas. E. Rummel, J. E. Sarton, Kalhren Stephen, G. G. Sllenius, Arvid Silenus, Arvid Sboemake R. C. Thompson, Harry Truesdale. Fred C. Von Carlin, Herman Wells, K. C. Worden. Mrs. Ella Wynant, F. G. W A. IIEIJ!ELL. P. insu-nr llio pnmnlnhil flti.il rnralnM ,.. I being the last llllV of the time lira.. in (ho above entitled suit on or bcioro "'"'"d order ..r publication f .""' ,u,,,'u, "'tnl-annually on July 1 ithe 9th dav of August. A. D. 191C, that ",ls summons, nnd If you fall so to ap- "",l J""!r' ' " "". 'being the day of the last publication of eonr, plead, answer, demur or olhor.i""lr" "f ""' In-aiiurcr of said city, In this summons, and tho last day within wls" movo. fr want thereof. plnlnllffl ""," ",", K' !f.eil by the nuler of nubllcntlon ofiwl" nPPv '" "io i-otirt for the this summuns. nneil for in her complaint, lo-wl': i if you fall lo appear and answer, tho ' Ii,,lr n decree dissolving Hie bonds of plaintiff will npply to (be court for the, "'mriiiwiiy now existing between (he jielier demanded In said complaint. , Plaintiff and defendant,, for (ho chnng j Said suit is ror (bo purpose or fore- '"K flf "io uni" of the plaintiff fiont , closing a certain mortgage, executed J,'nl"' 'nn to Jennie Fox. and tor j by the defendants, S. I. Maslen and W. lMUr1' ""l0r '""I further relief us to tho W. Mnstcn, her husband, (o M. M. ' co,,,t '"' seem meet and nH lo equity McMillan, on .'appertain. M IF KIDNEYS ACT BAD TAKE SALTS t Lot r, block 18, Nichols Addition to ; the City of Klamalh Falls, Klamath count) Oregon; Hie note for which flame was given, lo j secure uhlch said mortgage was exe cuted, being for (he sum of $3,500.00. I with interest at the rate of 10 per cent) r per annum, dated June 10, 1910, to se-'i ;iure judgment tor said sum, together with interest at the rate or 10 per cent per annum rrom June 10, 1916, togeth er with (he sun of $224.01 taxes on said real proporty paid by plaintiff, costs nnd attorney's fees, against the defendant fi. I. Masten nnd W. W. Masten, and foreclosing all right, titlo I and Interest of each and all of said de fendants in said premises, nnd or nil j persons claiming under you subsequent This summons Is served upon you, the Hiild ilefnndnnt. by tho publlcnllon (hereof in the Kvenlng Herald, a pub lie newspaper of general circulation, printed ami pullshobd ill Klnmnlli ' t.'fllld l.lf....r.ll. ........... . " """""i i-Miiiu), urogon, onco a relief Kach proposal to purchasu uitut M I accompanied by n check, certified b) some responsible banking Institution, to Hie amount of G per cent of the pro pnr.nl. miido payable to tho Recorder of Motrin. Proposal:! must be tietlej mill endorsed "Proposal to Purcbtie Refunding Honda" or "Proposal to pur cIi.ifo Wnter Bonds." Tho council reserves the right lo re Joel iinv mid nil bids. Dnleil nl Merrill, Oregon, July 7 191(1 FRANK D. OLNBY, Recorder or tho City of Merrill, Oregon 7-30t ' H on tor a quick, short campaign in France before turning to smite Russia. Germany was mistaken as in the Ttl. .At..lll .- ... j.wau icueuiuu, ianuuian secession and Wood l saUaV laMB AJW BODY aaal.M aaj lsaa. Oar baa eawajb fi , aatMatalHi TI?aff"fTT" Mmm Ttaeaysa. TH FUEL CO. 1T We must Day for them in ctooHh. ' i-... j i. .i..u x. ...IT luuR. ine rrencn common peo- and it should be. our ambition to pay ple ,t asserted, would never permit for them In finished goods which rep- the war t rU .. .,.. IT118 gh? acWevement8 of would affect either their regular source labor, rather than in raw materials." of lncoine or lho amount ottoLZy Mr. Vanderlip sees the evolution of mleh, ,,,, . . A J? ). lhQ trnij a.. . - ..... i - " ru. iuai was .i t, 7 nZZZZ .. r ono of tUe tnlne t" Germans counted greatest need of Europe will be raw materials. The countries moBt needing these raw materials are our keenest S!t"Z?eany f? Austrla- "Mohammedan uprising in ErBlIsb col :;zu:trL r .:r:- rz: j on,e8-Tne t , be i.riff 7. i rrZiT. ucmw;"u"; applied to the French people after they tariff tow, is permitted to run our man- wi nB mliy, ,,,,. ".. " ufacturers out of business the dream tDeDTto part VTouotrecZ of Mr. Vanderlip will never be realized. '. . .... ..:"....?.. L2J? brT h6WnT f W00d aDvn;ardoTgoTd. ZnZlrtZ drawers of water. The re-equipment '.0ii., n , .. .. 'CI " .1 ".m of countries which nave suffered ttoa'TZZ Zit v povsf3'D1"ueB spoliation, means that Belgiumour to do ?a1 ?2. thIB ff Tv,Wed thm great compeUtor In the glass Industry TSLSLl K .gTerD- is to be made industrially whole, and ST sVoIcribed gaTmSlPZ one of our greatest enterprises will rranra.a , .", !7 WV?. meet comnetltion wWeh irni tnnta tt, Z: . . .. 'r"-"0 .'uou Ul viciory. compeUtion of past years l&e mere - ? wnw-coupied necessarily with chUdVpiay. ' 8 I"a . ,fU,raIahed France T0 .o..- . . . . "" "v. -""' smews ror prose- ,,:; rz:rm zjz?. 'iwicuung .e war- Fart,n8 . gow "T.-. "??Zm ,T'"V w'u w t Purely a matter of patriotic senti- nations of the world. The democrats jraent. Subscribing to the loan was a f .fc ,e "al f "pproval on that law matter of careful investment Yet-this in their St. Louis platform. In face of thrifty Investment speaks perhaps the fact that commercial conditions more for the spirit of the French peo the world over are undergoing a revo-'ple than did the parting with the gold. luUon, the democratic party refuses to for the loan subscription spelled "con budge from its policy of a tariff for ndence" in the financial stability of the revenue only. If we are to be com- French srovernmant , m ... i.m. mercUlly prepared, after tbe European to win the war. war, we must bare a republican admin Istrattoa. Npw a final test is being made of SAYS BACKACHE IS SIGN YOU ,to ,ho execution or said mortnaco bv HAVE BEEN EATING TOO MUCH f"W S '' Mn,en a"d W w- fasten, MEAT ." husband, to M. M, McMillan, either i!l purchasers, Incumbrancers or other- (wise, be barred and foreclosed of all When you wake up with backache lights, claims and equity or redraw- .nd dull misery in the kidney region lion In paid premises and every nalt h generally means you have been eat- thereof !ltr'"?,mMt,8,yS8Vellkll0TOl Plalntlrf pra " ho my havo authority. Meat torms uric acid which such other rurther relief In the nrem overworks the kldnevn in thnir ffnr. icC . ... rem m aiM , ..":.'";'--":" "c? " w ",u uouri my meet - ." "" iuo uiuub, sua uey ne-.snti equltab e. and for i.Iq . . come sort of paralyzed and Ioggy. disbursements herein. When your kidneys get sluggish and This summons is published In the clog you must relieve them. Uke vou'Rv.nin, iti.. ...V... ,n lne relieve your bowels; removing al, 1 ZSF uuu, urinous waste, else you have llshed In tho city of Klamath Falls backache, sick headache, dizzy spells; Klamath county. Oregon fy order of vour Ktnrnarh ,mi ,-, i ,j .. . .. .. ' """! " oraer Of .- ..-.0, luU6UO . tuw;uI.ine nonorati e D. V. Kuykendall iurio and when the weather is bad you have of said court, dated June 2S ad rheumatic twinges. The urine is 1916, tbe first publication to b, made cloudy, full of sediment, channels oft, on tho 26th dav t. VV,",n.aUe en get sore, water scalds and you are STONE, GALE & CREaT obUged to seek relief two or thrse1 ..' .F?S.:.. times during the night. I 26.3-IO-17-24V31.7 " 'r wainUB' Either consult a good, reliable phy-' oician at once or get from your phar I Keeping Money in a Cash Box Is both dangerous and laborious, it Ih never safe from thieves, flro, tc. And Itn contents havii In bo checked up almost dally, no small Job. An account with this bank saves both the il.sk nnd (ho labor. No thieves con steal or ilro destroy (ho money, vuid lho depositor's chock boot; flubs show him nt n glanco oxnctlv bow he stands We Invito your account. FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Hh'I-Ci L?-uZ4BaaaL3W&v Ov z iw. r i a VTggiyA Mmbflaaa macist about four ounces of Jad Salts; take before breakfast In a glass of wa ter for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts Is made fiom tho acid of grapes and Land by Notice of Sale of Timber Referee To Whom It May Cencern: Notice is hereby given that the un derslgned, having been appointed as Sole l-pforan It. l.n ..i. .. ... lemon lulrn nnmhlr, iti. mi.i ,!.. "" Buu ol " . "- m inuio, nu niarsion, et al, plaintiffs veraim nt. has been used for generations to clean 'llance A Amsden ?' 1 , . and stimulate Bluish kMv. .i. . '!"?". A."AJ?fden' et a1' ne'e-teBto, rx r--;" weakness. i;"", ttUU "ropmy peiong. Jad Salts is n life saver for regular1 , T ,l'5 ate: w offer meat esters. It Is inexpensive, can- hidi.; , .I".." ..""A" l" ,ne 'bebt not Injure, and m.b.. . rtii.. .ul ".. ' v"u' "u luo ironi "r of UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC We 1 are agenu for Calalaa llaiullton's mall, nt-waaer and ficiuht Ihwu on the Upper KUmntli Uke. nnae leave Uils oUco every ninrulog except Sunday, at TiBO. ...nva Wettern Transfer Co. iio.Ni, j H7 MAIN 8TBBKTf tiEAR pi rn ' -- - " Ii .. " Til .vw - iuhi mi ts oeing made of not Injure, and makes a dellahtfui tho ii .' 'uul aoor ot - spirit of tt. French people., Ml. I effervescent llthia-water lZZTTJV ?"- TOR THE BATH No Tub to Fill -w OKT A BATH SPRAY One turn of tho faucet nf I Ltaii eal uaiib ija H DELIGHTFUL, HBALTHFUL INVIQORATINQ Bath Spray with rubber immM brush, e ONLY 92.00 nivtervwotfs mm v-, KLAMVTHFAUS OREuONwaT"! WHBUt PlTnrif-' fAarrtCULAII NOPLK till II ruk'Pu'i m- j , ..., . 4uslualU jmiQ pj yj. UY THU H 0UO iilCT J! iiT .(-fiV