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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TlltlllHIUV, HIJITIJJHi,:,, j.
Herald's Classified Advs.
1 Advertisements In tha Classified
alumna arc printed at the rate of
Five Centa a line, Invariably In ad
Vance. Hereafter no advertisement
will be accepted unices accompanied
by the caeh.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Driving horse, buggy
and harness; must sell at once. K.
C. Richards, 1122 Kast street. 20-2t
FOR SALE Practically new house
hold goods. 818 Oak street.
Phone 40W. 19-6t
FOR SALE Two mares , 1,200
pounds, 4 and 5 years old; nearly
new Weber wagon, harness, horse,
saddle, 'tent, pack saddle and alforjn;
also fine Airedale' bear dog. It. C.
Wells, corner Esplanade and Wall
street. 19-4t
MISCELLANEOUS
EIOHT PER CENT money on real es
tate. ARTHUR R. WILSON. 2
DKSIGNINd AND DRESSMAKING
By day or at home. Miss Clara
Schubert, 715 Jefferson. . 7-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Furnished apartment at
the Oregon House. 19-3t
The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH.-Editor
Published dally except Sunday by
The Herald Publishing Company cf
Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street.
Entered at the postofflce at Klamiuh
fntla flMMn t rtt imnomlaalnn tfirnllirh '
the malls as second-class matter.
Subscription terms by mall to any
address in the United States:
One year J5.00
One month . .50
On the Homestretch tor Batting Honors
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
THURSDAY, SKPTKMllKR 21, 10IO
ItOAD MONEY WASTED
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FURNISHED ROOMS Large, light
and airy; large clothes closet in
each room, at J 6 per month; others
higher priced if you wish them; tran
sclent 50c per night; free baths. One
block from court house, at 385 Pine
street. 18-6t
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Near Stukel bridge, a gray
tout, new. Finder notify J. B. Grif
fith. Reward. 20-3t
Always Go In the Best Company
And get a large cash dividend the
first year; a larger one the second
ear, and so on, reducing every pre
mium or increasing the amount of
your insurance.
18-2t F. M. PRIEST, Agent,
Cast-iron cook stoves, 16-lnch oven,
$15.50; 14-inch oven, $11.50. Set
up In your home and guaranteed.
16-tf WILLIS-JOHNSTONE CO
It pays to place your Insurance
with agents who' make a specialty of
the business. See Chilcote. 9
The Northwestern has more life In
surance in force in Oregon than any
other company In the world. See
Chilcote. 9
Prompt attention paid to rentals.
Chilcote 9
JUST IN
Our Fall line of up to the minute
Art Tapestry, Combination Cretonnes,
Sunfast Fancy Drapery, Scrims ,etc.
We will hang them for you artistically
and economically. Come in and let
us show you our complete lines. We
are sure to please you and satisfac
tion guaranteed,
lfi-tf WILLIS-JOHNSTONE CO.
FEW FOLKS WUIE
GRAY HAIR NOW
ORUQQIBT AY6 LADIES ARE
UtlNd RECIPE OF SAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR
Hair that loses its color and lustre,
or when it fades, turns gray, dull and
lifeless, la caused by a lack of sulphur
la tke hair. Our grandmother made up
aUftvra of Sage Tea and Sulphur to
keep bar locks dark and beautiful, arid
'thousands of women and men wlio
value that even cololr, that beautiful
daik shade of hair which is so attract
Ire, use only this old time recipe.
Nowadays we get this famous mix
tare Improved by the addition of other
Ingredients by asking at any drug store
for a 69 cent bottle of "Wyetb'a Sage
aad Sulphur Compound." which dark
M the hair ao naturally, ao evenly,
that nobody can possibly tell it has
bee applied. You Just dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it, and draw
this through your hair, taking one
Bull strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; but what de
lights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage
tad Sulpbur "Compound Is that, be
sides beautifully darkening the balr
after few applications, It also brings
back ike gloss aud luUu, and give it
a appearance of abundance.
Wyeth's Sags and Sulpbur Com
ftaid to a delightful toilet requisite
te tapart color aad a youthful appear
MM to tbs balr. It la not Intended for
the) ears, atitlaaUaa or prevention of
EVISING of the load laws of the
state and adoption of a business
sj stein in road construction, is recom
mended In a statement issued by En
gineer Lewis, In which it is claimed
that about $6,000,000 is wasted year
ly on roads in Oregon.
He points out that the counties of
the state are expending In a haphaz
ard manner from $4,000,000 to ?G,
000 COO annually on approximately
o 7,000 miles of load.
This sum of money, he sajs, is o.
rended by 105 county judges and
commissioners, thirty-five county sur
veyors, four roadmasters. 80 10 id
sin orvisors and the highway commis
sion, and while "In general these men
are 1 onest, they are disorganized."
"Frequent changes in office, occa
sional recalls and reorganizations
make It very difficult for the public
to profit by past experience," he con
tinues. "Having only limited powers
and without any substantial policy to
adhere to, these state and county offi
cials are dragged around by Interest
ed property owners, enthusiastic cit
izens who have pet projects, or by de
signing contractors and material men,
and forced to spend public money on
small, disconnected, hastily consider
ed, inadequately financed, unrelated
projects, w Ithout regard to the larger
plans of Interest to the whole people.
"We must have a definite plan
adopted by tho legislature defining
the principal routes for inter-county
and inter-state traffic as state routes,"
he says in suggesting remedies.
"Whenever a section or portion of a
state route has been permanently im
proved by the state It should there
after be taken over and maintained
as a state road at the expense of the
state, the county to care for such a-;
road prior to Its becoming a state
toad. The main county roads should
be built and maintained under the
general direction of the county courts.
These roads will serve as feeders to
the main or trunk lines which carry
the concentrated traffic. The local or
district roads should be largely under
district control. Different standards
should be provided for each class, and
sufficient overhead supervision had to
insure that these standards be follow
ed at least on inter-county and inter
state routes."
The Paclflc highway, he declares,
would be of strategic value in case of
invasion of the coast, and he calls at
tention to the fact that while it is
about 50 per cent complete in Wash
ington and California, Oregon has
scarcely mado a beginning. The Co
lumbia River highway is an impoit
ant road, but only partially complet
ed, and the proposed cross-state route
from Portland across the Cascade
range up to the John Day Valley
would open a great undeveloped sec
tion of the state to auto truck traffic,
he says.
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11SP ill I
Intn
I1I1 fliml tu'coiint of tho nilmlnlatrn-jnficr to liocomo dun nml J0 n ,.
Hon nt said ustati', nml Hnt lh" silitilhu I.iihIh puidIuihiM by l,i, up0
outut Ihih llxcd Miinilny, tho tfith day All lildn iminl l0 h, wi'
of October, ll)l. t tho hour of a lm loft at tho nlllu) or lioim j 1,
q'lloik p. m., mi tho tlmo, mid tho nlnn In Hut LooiiiIh liitlluiiifr k'
lounty court room In tho comt houau I'ullh, 'Jioroii, lm bi;lnK (),,.' .,, Ml1
account mid tho sottU'iuoiit
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Tho iiireo great ti.it torn of tho
AniKilcaii l.iMguo me lion in the
homestretch. TiU Speaker of ("low
land leuls with 1111 iierago of .3TS,
T C'olil) of Detroit romes next with
1111 :iorage of .lljll, ami Joe .laoKson
of Clilriigo Is In third position with tin
iiNeiago of .:IIS. At thu time theso
llgntes were publlslied Jake Dailburt,
Hist hnsoiiiaii of llrookl)n led tho
.National l.oiguo with ,:i21, but slme
then Hal Chaso, llrstbiscman of Cin
cinnati, has passed him.
"UNCLE BILLY"
OWNS 154 BANKS
1
aim:
LITTLE COUXTKY HANKS,
SCATTKHKI) THROUGHOUT KliO
RIDA AND GKORGIA 1IAVK A
(SOOI) MOTTO ' -
LEGAL NOTICES
Just had a sort of outing and conven
tion combined In Now York a Rhort
time ago, bo I'll haw to leave 'cm to, Notlce of Sale of Real PrP"y
tend to business for nwhlle, I guess. I nstnte of R. L. IMmoiiHton, Deceuseil.
"Von see, a convention Is JiiRt like Notice Is hereby Riven that the un
narnum's circus with us: onto rvciy derslgiied, administrator of (he est.ito
six or seven years Is often enough to f !' ' IMinonton, deceased, will, on
iudiilgc in either one."
and nflei the 2rith ilu of Hepleniber,
"L'ncle Hilly V banks are scattered 1!)1G' ,lt 1 tllc at S02 Moignn build
Ihrough Ceoigia and Florida. Ho ,I,B- """' Oiogon. .sell al private
said the motto for all of them Is mW- u tllc 1,l,u"it 1,ll,llor for c,lHh'
"Safety first and succpss." I 'Jt',t ' cxlHtlng liens, tho following
The American Bankers' Association ' lk",c,lb,,,l ,pal 1'ropcM.v. belonKllig to
convention will meet here from sCp. jxnld cstnte:
lomber 2o to 29, Inclusive.
POSTMASTERS IN
MEET AT DAYTON
SPECIAL MOTION PICTURES WILL
SHOW ALL STAGES THROUGH
WHICH A LETTER GOES UNTIL
ITS DELIVERY
United Press Service
KANSAS CITY, RJo.. 'Sept. 21.
When the bankers of the nation get
together for their annual convention
five days hence, "Uncle Billy" Wlth
am of Atlanta, who owns in4 little
country banks down South, and gets
lots of fun and some money out of
running them, will be here.
"Sorry I can't bring all tho boys
this time," Uncle Billy told a member
of the American Bankers' Associa
tion, refeirlng to the 154 managers of
his 154 banks, "but you see, wo all
Dead Trance Medium
Palmist Clairvoyant
GIVES PROOF OK Iir.lt GREAT
POWERS; MYSTIFIES HER
CALLERS
They enter her parlors with skep.i
clsm and piejudlco. They depart filled
with admiration of the words of truth
and wisdom which fall from her lips.
By consulting Mme. Elsemore jou will
learn how to restore health, retain
your youth and vitality.
Without any previous knowledge
and having no natural means of know
ing whom you are and whence or for
what you came, she tells your name,
occupation, what ou called for, tells
of your cneinlC3 and friends or hus-
Clitirdi Pageant TMluy
United Press Service
DALLAS, Tex., Sept. 21. A thou
sand men, women and, children will
picturize the inception and develop
ment of the Methodist church in n
monster pageant for the entertain
ment of the Elders of Texas, Okla
homa nnd Xew Mexico, who are meet
ing heie today.
The U. S. F. & C. willes more bonds
in Oregon than nny other company.
See Chilcote. j
United Press Service
DAPTON, 0 Sept. 21. Five hun-I
dred members of the National League
of Postmasters are here today in an
nual convention. The association in
cludes postmasters of the third and
fourth class of all the postoffices in
the country. Fourth Assistant Post
master General James I. Blakeslee
of Washington, D. C, will address
the mall shuffling gentlemen.
A motion picture showing the var
ious stages through which a letter
goes from tho time It Is dropped into
the mall box by the sender until it is
delivered at its destination, will be
shown. The general public will be
admitted to this exhibition. The meet
ings are being held in the Y. M. C. A.
building.
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crotcly; the controlling power Im
planted In your nature. Her powers
are wonderful and Indisputable; her
advice Is 1 citable; her information
clear, concise and to the point, In
love, manlage, divorce, Investment,
business, oil and mining claims, etc.;
taking no fee In advance and accept
ing none unless you obtain the infor
mation for which you consult her.
Tells how to Improvo your character
and educate yourself so that you will
each tho highest possible develop
ment of mental vigor, health and hap
piness and capacity to earn wealth;
Low to accumulate fortune; how to
locate burled treasures; Insure suc
cess or charge you nothing for her sc
v Ices. Special fee this week. Parldnj
at the Washington House, 124 Sixth
street. Office huors, 10 a.m. to 8:30
p.m. Adv.
The west half of northwest quiu-
tcr of northeast quarter, and tho
e.ist half of Northwest quarter, less
two acres, containing ninety eight
acies, In section 17, township 118
Houlh, ningc 9 enst of the wTllum
ctts Meridian, In Klamnth county,
Oregon.
ROBERT SHAW,
21-21-7-14-21 Administrator.
Notice of Final Account
It; the County Court of tho State of
Oregon, In and for the County of
Klamath.
In the Matter of the Estate of Union
Ann Jackson, Deceased.
Notice Is hereby given thnt tho un
dersigned, as administrator of tho es
tate of Union Ann Jackson, deceased, I
ling filed In tho nbovo entitled court
to Haiti
theieof.
V. 0. JACKSON.
AdtnlniHtininr 111 me i.mmu v'i
Ann Jncknon, Ik-conned.
7-14-2 l-28-r.
AdmlnUtmtrlx Notice
In tho County Court of tho Hluto of
Oti-Kon, for Iho County of Kliuiintli.
In Iho Matter of tho Eitnto of Jonoph
H. Hood, Decenscd.
Nollco Is hereby given, that In pur
HUtim.ii of an order of sale of real es
tate mado nnd entered In Iho county
court of Iho county of Kliimtith, ntnto
of Oiegon, on tl.o Hint day or August,
lOlfi, In tho matter of tho oHtntu of
Joseph S. Seeds, deceased, tho utiilei
sinned, tho ndmliilnlriitilx of tho on
Into of Joseph H. Seedtt, deeoiiHod, will
tell tit pilvato stile, either In 0110 pin
rel 01 In subdivisions, h Iho said nil-
mlnlstnitrlx may deem beHt for tho In
tetests of the said estate, In tho high
est bidder upon tho let ins nnd condi
tions heielnafler mentioned, and sub
ject to confirmation by said county
court, on or nfler the 2!)lli day of Hop
ti tuber. 191G. nil of tho right, tlllv, In
teiest and entitle of the said Joseph H.
Heeds, deceased, al the I Into of his
death, which was tin estate In feo
simple in and to the real estnlo horo
Inaftoi descilheil, and all of (ho ilxht,
title and Interest that (ho said eslnlo
has, by opeiatloii of law, or otherwlHO
ticqtilted, oilier than or In addition lo
that or (lie said deceased, lit the tlmo.
of his death or, In and to that ceittiln
lot, 01 panel or laud situate, I) lug mid
being lu the county of Kluintitli mid
state or Oregon, to wit:
'Iho southwest quarter (SW'Vi )
or tho northeast quarter (NHK)
and tho southeast quarter (SEU) ol
tho northwest quarter (NWU), mid
tho northwest quarter (NWJJ) or
the southeast quarter (SEU) or sec
tion (en (See. 10), In township thirty
elht (Tp. 38), south or range nine
S It. 9), east or (ho Willamette Me
ridian, containing one hundred mid
twenty ncrcs, inoro or less. 1
Lots one (1), seven (7) nnd olttlit
(S), or block rortv-elght (blk. 48). of
Nichols Addition to the town of
I.lnkvllln (formerly tho town or
Klamnth rails, now tho city or Klnni
nth rails), Oregom according to tho
duly recorded plat thercor, now on
file In the offico of tho county cleric
for Klamnth county, stato of Oregon,
at Klamnth Falls, Oiegon. '
Terms nnd conditions or snle: Cash la '
gold coin or tho United States or Amer
ica or part cash In gold coin of (he
United States or America, balance pi
alio by noto or tho purchaser seemed
by inorlgago upon tho lands sold or.
upon nomo other lands of adoquato I
v.iluu to bo approved by the court, tho
pmthnsor to assumo and pay nil state,
county and city taxes, nnd assessments
of .iny kind or nnturo now duo or bore
al Klnmnth FulU, Oregon as the place foi tnld I'dinliil.itiiitiix, , ,. T
for tho hearing of objections, If any, livens! to nald mlniliilmiiiiru
11 hi ftim Fiiiiiii) or Killlimn -;-,
"led In tl.o oiii.e ,,r ,. '.?'"
Il.l.ri.iul. tit lime r.r ,;". '
pnliUutlon of ll.lsno.iuM.,,,,1,:-
iiiimuii, 01 1 nu 111110. "
D11I1 of 1st publication Aiiguat 51 n
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AdtnliiliiliiililMiriho Uslntoef t''
H. Heeds, l.eee.,ed. Kltnn,,,,, Sh
. ()l"'!""' ai 7.M 2i 2, "'
l'AKen,,Nlc,
H.uipuiileH. '
Tim Chili
die .Ellin
Wood
HUH. I.IMH AMI iiooy
Hi o asy Ifngth. Unr bsa
hkk v.w4 It drlUerj ilnt
from tlil, aait U !; ttf,
Olio I tail H rimnif0tl'
KLAMATH FUEL CO,
o. i'ri... mv f. ,h0Bt jM
f'rtM'vA''
NU BONE CORSETS
I'lmiie :iHO.V
MRS.xMAI'll IM
KcpicM'iitntho
siiiiii i VifiWwin-n
SMAAUk,
Auto Top, Cushion, Glass
and Curtain Work
Mike Salinas
6th Street near Klamath
.r...... t. 1-11-y 1 n ifirwiAuvww
Business Shorthand and
Typewriting
i:vi:vi(i i,ss
iii:iix.i.(; si:ix -m, una
A piiictlc.il working knowledrr
or fliorthtiuil will lake ou out ol
tint uultiillied (lass and Klw )ou
tho special training tluit may be
the lonnectlng link lieiwuen rou
mid the opportunity jmi ilenlrc.
("Iiissus Tuesday nnd I-'rlda) ere
Illllgs Telephone No I lietttctn
8 .TO nnd r., mid No 230-W eie
ultigH Uensomlilo r.ites
Mrs. R. M. Torrey
MWMWV'
band, wife or lover; tells whom and
where you will marry, how to win tho
one you love; who is truo and who Is
false; tells how to attract, control
and change the thoughts and inten
tions, actions or habits of anyone se-
I
Van Riper Bros.
coffi:i
CHASi; & SAXnORN'g FA
MOUS IIHAN'DS.
H i:.L IIIIAND The finest
grown.
GOLUKX GLOW Itlcli, full
flavored.
CIRCLK IJKAND Kmootli
ami nieHow,
I'cttljohn'N Hreukfast Food.
Itolleil Wheat with all the brim.
Itegular 20c, Kpcclul,
two iwckagcH 2.tc
linker's Frettli Grated Cocouiiut.
Kino for cakes, Pie, etc.
Can ?....15c
Coiu-oiil Gniie Jam, "Iloncli-
Nut, l.'l-oz. jar itOc
CTmcoUito Thin, "Tru.lllu," a
Dainty Wufer 10c
Get the Habit
FADE & SHANNON
PLUMBING AND
STEAM FITTING
Stoves Bought,
Sold and Repaired
Furnaces
Installed
SHEET METAL WORK
OF ALL KIN08
1023 Main St.
UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC
We are agenia for Calklai A llnnillton'i mall, twH.enger snd
frelnlit lioata on the Upper Klinmtli Ikc. IIiwm leave lid effli
every morning cicept Hnnday, at 7:80.
Western Transfer Co.
MIO.MC IHT MAIN HTRKKT, NKAR FIFTH
CheapElectric
Power
For Klamath County
The Keno Power Company la
now prepared to deliver electric
power to any part of Klamath
county at very reasonable rates.
Power users of all kinds are In.
vlted to correspond with us In
regard to electric service In
their business.
Keno Power Company
KENO, OREGON .
The First Round
of the Ladder
To success Is nn account In n kooiI
snvliiKs bank such us this. It takes
money to ninko money, mid most
people must stive It to hav It
when tho I line comes that ready
dish means hl oppoitiiullles. Tho
sooner you begin to savo iho soon
er von will ho In a position to
seize opportunities as they fly.
FIRST STATE and SAVINGS BANK
KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
cavwcs TATfvoJV f
Fountain
Pens
wood's Pharmacy
V-7 KLAMATH FALLwS OREGON TTM1
V WHERE PARTICULAR PEOPLE- V U - '
We have an excellent
self-filling fauntain pen
. For Students -'
At $1 Each
Every pen guaran
teed
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