The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 14, 1916, Image 2

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DeLay, Olendale, Ore. 10-7t FOR SALE Chapel Btyle organ, suit ,vaWe for any up to date school or enarca; 128, terms. Ask Shepherd FOR SALE OR TRADE Wagon, - Shepherd, next door postofflce'. lOtf FOR SALE Dry land potatoes, 2c, at Mendeahall place, or delivered in town. A Carlson. 7 tf FOR SALE Set of single driving harness. Apply Rev. "W. H. Cox, 236 Tenth street Phone 155. EIGHTY ACRES, two miles from a growing town, with finest kind of irrigation water rights. Exchange for stock of merchandise or any go ing business. Write Owner, P. O. box MS. Modesto, Calif. ll-6t MISCELLANEOUS MONET TO LOAN on city and ranch lands. Arthur R. Wilson. 14-tf WANTED To buy one or two cheap city lots. Write 67F, Herald oBce, with full description and price in flrst letter. 9-6t WANTED Competent girl wants employment in home. Also will do other work. Call at S03 Eleventh st or phone 49. 13-4t LOST AND FOUND LOST Package of account cards. 3 with statement tablet, tied in news paper. Leave at Herald office for re ward. ll-6t 1.081 Between Klamath Falls and vtbe county infirmary, a black bag with bundles attached. Finder please communicate with Dr. Warren Hunt. 13-3t " v If you want a new glass in your auto curtains come to Bradley Supply company. 14-tf ,wvmww Car leaves for DCRRIS every night 8 p.m. Headquarters at Mecca Billiard Parlor Loaf Trip Our Specialty Star Jitney Service PHONE 153 MMAMAAAMAAAAAAMMMWwVM New City Laundry ALL HAND WORK We carefully launder aH silk, wool or fancy dresses or colored yen's. We have a small lanndry, bat do alee work. Work called for and delivered.1 PMONE 1S4 1ST N. Foarth St., back W First National Bank f0U0WWWm0m00Vi'mJ' m A-.mfaimwmmmmmamwmm. ,-,.. , . ,, 'M,- "-i w LAMAm MIXL CO. 4'" i. ... Z. ' ir. Ai. -" - ''" -v-j r & i tn'i&l' j ; m" J i''' mV O O a ;. ;?" ;;f Mrmm.,tmm mm R y WHR0$ m)j19J w"dr "" wtm TheEvening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Published dally except Sunday fer The Herat PuMishtng Cesaaeay of Klamath Falls, at 116 Fenrta street - Entered at the postoOce at Klamath Falls. Oregon, for transmission through the malls as second-class matter. Subscription terms by mall to any address la the United States: One year 2 $5.00 One month I 1&0 SATURDAY, OCTOflKR 14, 1018 j BUSINESS BOOKS NOW AT LIBRARY ALL ARE MODERN' WORKS OX BUSINESS PROBLEMS AND MAV BE USED WITHOUT COST TO THE READER i Si An extended set of modern; treat ires on business has been received by the Klamath , Falls public library from the state library at Salem. These books are merely loaned by the state library, but will be retained In Klamath Falls so long as there Is any demand for them by local busi ness men or other persons. Use of the books may be had for the asking. Following is the com plete list: One Hundred Easy Window Trims. Hardware Window Dressing, by; Thos. A. Bird. Window Displays for Druggists, by l Harry B. Mason. Window Display Manuel, by Stern. J sxeicnes or uecorauve Background for the Show Window, by Staulcup. Corporation Finance, by Thos. L. Green. Business Education and Account ancy, by C. W. Haskina. Advertising, by Danuel Starch. The Making of a Merchant, by H. H. HIglnbotham. Salesmanship, by Wm. Maxwell. Advertising, by John L. Mahin. One Hundred Advertising Talks, by Wm. C. Freeman. The Storekeeper and his Store, by Frank Ferrlngton. Efficiency in the Business, by Frank Ferrlngton. Pete Crowtber, Salesman, by Elmer E. Ferris. Practical Publicity, by Truman A. DeWeese. News Ads and Sales, by John Baker Opdycke. Ads and Sales, by Herbert N. Cas son. Every Day Business for Women, by Mary A. Wilbur. Saleswomen In Mercantile Stores, by E. B. Butler. The Art of Selling, by Arthur F. Sheldon. Show Card Writing, by A. E. Hurst, Principles of Advertising Arrange ment, by Frank A. Parsons. Getting the Most Out of Business, by E. St. Elmo Lewos. Flements of Accountlng.by Jo. J. Klein. Accounting Practice, by Clarence M. Day. Modern Accounting, by Henry Rand Hatfield. Essential Elements of Business Character, by Herbert O. Stockwell. How to Get a Position and How to Keep It, by S. Roland Hall. The Job, the Man, the Boss, by Dr. K. M. H. Blackford. Twelve Principles of Efficiency, by Harrington Emerson. Imagination in Business, by Lorfn F. DeLand. The American Office, by J. William Schulze. Business Power, by Frank -Chan-nlng Haddock. Business Organization, by Samuel E. Sparling. A History of Commerce, by Cllve Day. International Library of Technol ogy, 3 vol., including articles on Sign Making, Show Card Writing and Ad vertisements. The Trade of the World, by J. D. Whelpley. Modern Business Corporations, by William Allen Wood. Xife Insurance written ia the "dlvl- I dead paying company of America." see CMicote. 14 IWWVWVWIVWWWWW.' NU BONE CORSETS PhOMSM.W MM. MAUD JUNK IVVWVVMMAMAm-MW-yVVVWMAmVVWVWV ' laf, gsg? Mhim iff9"" s A French Slowly Closing in Close By HENRY WOOD (United Press Staff Correspondent) WITH THE FRENCH ARMV SOUTH OF THE SOMME, Oct. 14. Drawing their encircling noose in from the west, north and southwest, the French have advanced their lines at sevjeral points to wltliln a fqw huu dred yards of the important town of Chaulnes. The town was already seriously menaced by Che French advance oit Tuesday when German positions were taken on a three mile front.- TheJ French are pocketing it in the same manner In which the allies drove tho Germans out of Combles. Chaulnes, to a certain extent, holds the same Important relation to the German line south of the Somme ns did Combles north of the river. Itis'noar Deniconrt, though the French a point of support, the Junction of several important hlghwajs, and its capture will enable the French to dominate the surrounding country for several miles. Aerial torpedoes and secretly dug trenches gave wonderful aid to-ihe French in their movement to encircle Chaulnes. On Monday I visited tho first line trenches near Denicourt, three miles northeast of Chaulnes, to watch preparations for the great at tack launched on Tuesday. a new trench, running parallel to the ,,. .i.i t, , .i., trench thai French Infantry was tined to make the attack, thus reduc ing the width of the fire zone it was necessary for the soldiers to cross be fore reaching the German trenches. While the usual terrific artillery preparation was going on, the French were systematically destroying tho German wlro entanglements with their new aerial torpedoes. These they launched from little trench mortars. Unlike the screaming, whistling of the shells, the passage of these tor pedoes Is noiseless, but they are vis ible to the naked eye throughout their entire course. They described beautiful arches above tho French line, then darted downward with . constantly protected during their ob servation work by a squadron of smaller, faster aviators de chaise. It is to this 'duty that all the American volaateer aviators on this front are assigned. lightning like rapidity into the Ger-, salts occasionally, says a noted author man trench. The havoc and con- Jity who tells us that meat forms uric sternation was so great that tho' acid, which almost paralyzes the kid French soldiers, without hesitation,1 neys in their efforts to expel it from poked their beads out of the trenches ' the blood. They become sluggish and to watch the destruction, though the weaken, then you suffer with a dull Germans were only 150 feet away. I misery In tho kidney region, sharp From the depths pf this flrst line' pains in the back or sick headache, diz trench, seventeen French sausage j zlness, your stomach sours, tongue ia balloons and thirty observation aero-, coated and when the weather is bad planes could be observed directly you have rhoumatlc twinges. The aboie the French Are. These were '. . , .j- THE EVENING. HERALD, KLAMATH CANT EVEN MAKE A DENT fmoan oy HusDY in The Dttluth Tribune. to Chaulnes nnrlncr H'.o ilnv ntllv turf fiormnn ' aviators appeared, seizing favorublo moments to direct their machine guns at a French trench. The German flycra consistently refused to fight tho French aviators, who were constantly engaged in chasing them back to their own lines. Soldiers in the first line trenches said that nothing gave them greater confidence or a greater feeling of security during a battlo than the ability to always look up and see Frenclr sausages and aero- laneBhoerinr protectingly above, undisputed masters of tho air. As ue were returning to the rear, toward dusk, tho Germans evidently were getting ready for tho nttack made by tho French the next day. They launched a terrific barrage fire I made no effort to attack during tho night, and did not loavo the trenches until the following day, . Ship Lines Mergo ' Thirteen largo passenger and froIght steamsh)B ot tno Paclnc Coast Steamship company and tho Pacific Alaska Navigation, company are in eluded in a merger oMlioso concerns, tho amalgamated concern to bo known as the Pacific .Steamship com pany, peifected at Seattle, Wash., re- "? Thc "' ntho '"" Is given at 112.000,000 and their deS-!tonlmBO as 5r''000 MEAT CAUSE OF . KIDNEY TROUBLE TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNEYS IF BACK HURTS BOTHERS OR iBLADDER If you must have your meat every day. eat It. but flush vour kldnnvn with --, w .. 0jWit0WI00m0W0WWW DR. F. M, WHITE Eye, Eur, Koaa and Throat Eye Tested -Olaasee Fitted 207 Odd Fellows nalldlng FALLS, OREGON Z3 IN IT. urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the cnnnnels often get sore and. Irritated, obliging you to seek reller two or thrco times during tho night. " To neutralize these irritating acids, to cieanso the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Saris from any pharmacy- bore; t.iko n tablespoonful In a glass of wa ter before breakfast for a few days ind your kidneys will then act fine, Tills famous salts Is made from the arid of grapes and lemon juice, com' I" ir , ' Dined with llthla, and has been used for generations to flush and stimulate Kjuggish kidneys, 'also to neutralize the uclds In urine, ho It no longer Irritates, thus ending bladder weakness. Jad Salts is inexpensive; cannot in jure, and makes a delightful efferves cent llthla water drink. Adv. LEGAL NOTICES AMWMwVMMMWMwWVM Notice of Final Account lu tho County Court of the Bute of Oregon, In and for the County of Klamath. In the Matter of the Estate of Union ' Ann Jackson, Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that the un dersigned, as administrator of the es tate ot Union Ann Jackson, deceased, has filed In the above entitled court his final account ot the administra tion of said estate, and that the said court has fixed Monday, the 10th day of October, 1916, at the hour of 2 o'clock p. m., as the time, and tho county court room In the court house nt Klamath Falls, Oregon as the place tor the hearing of objections, if any, to said account and the settlement thereof. C. C. JACKSON, idnifnlstrator of the Estate of Union Ann Jackson, Deceased. 7-14-21-28-S Nutit-n of HIieriff'M Bale By virtue of an execution in fore closure, duly Issued by the clerk or tho circuit court of the county of Klamath, state or Oregon, dated the 22d day ot September, 191C, In a cer tain action In tho circuit court for said county and state, wherolnvtho German American Bank of Seattle, a corporation, as plaintiff, recovered Judgment against Petor A. Oscar and Edith J. Oscar, his wire, defendants, for the sum of two thousand three hundred and eighteen and (50-100 dol lars, and costs and disbursements tnxed at one hundred and thirteen dollars, on tho 18th day ot Septem ber, 1910. Notice Is hereby given that I will on .the 13th day of November, 1916, at the front door of the court house, In Klamath Falls, In said county, at 2 o'clock In tho afterncott of said day, soil at public auction to the high est bidder, for cosh, the following de scribed property, to-wit; The north half (Ntf) of the northeast quarter (NE4) and the northeast quarter (NE4) of the northwest quarter (NWU) of sec tion eleven (11), and the south east quarter (8HK) of the south east quarter (SE) of section two (2), -township thirty-nine '(39) oat, raniMlght (8) east, W, M ' containing one hundred sixty (160) acrea' more or" lets, situated in t (m. Klamath county Oregon, tnkon and levied upon as the property of tho snld Pel or A. Oscnr and Kdlth t nrnr. his wife, or as much thereof ns may be necesaary to satisfy the said judgment In favor or aerman Aiueri ran bank of Seattle, a corporation, against said Peter A. Oscar and Kdlth J. Oscar, his wife, with Interest there on, together' with all costs and dla buneinent that have or may accrue O. 0. LOW, Sheriff. GEO. C. ULRICII, Deputy. Dated at Klnmnlli Falls, Oregon, October 7, 1918. T-14-21-28-4-11 Notice of Hherir Hale By vlrluo.of nn execution In fore rloHtirc, duly Issued by tho clerk of tho circuit court of tho county of iKInmoth, stale of Oregon, dated the 7th day of October, 1910, In a certain action In the circuit court for said county and stato, wherein George 8. Young, as plaintiff, recoverod Judg ment against W. C. Vrcldt, adminis trator, W. C. Vrcldt, Anna C. Vreldl, vnnda Cochrane, Daisy Brown, Lllllo .Vrledt, Maudo Irvine, exocutrlx, and Mnudo Irvine, defendants, for tho sum of seven hundred forty-two and 40 100 dollars, and costs and disburse ments taxed at soventy-flvo dollars, oni the Oth day of September, 1910. Notice Is hereby given that I will on the 1.1th day of November, 1910, at tho front door of tho court houso, In Klamath FallH, In raid county, at 2 o'clock In tho afternoon of snld day, sell at public auction to tho hUli-j est bidder, ror rush, tno loiinwing de scribed proporty, (o-wlt: The west half (V4) of the northeast quarter (NK'4) and thej northwest quarter (NV.'U) of ttio ( roiitlieiiHt quarter (SEV4) and tl. iiorthcnHt quarter (NKV1U of tho fOitthwnKt quarto" CWJi) of 803 ilou twenty-uluu (')), In township iwenty-threo (23; mintli, ranar elf on (11) east, Wlllnmetto Me ridian. In Klamath county. Oregen: taken and levied upon a tho property' 'of the said W. C. Vrcldt, admin Intra tor, et al, or as much tlioronf as may be necessary to sntlsfy the said Judg ment In favor of Geargo S. Young, plaintiff, agnlnst said W. (', Vreldt, administrator, ct al. with Interest thereon, together with nil costs and dlHhiirticinontH thnt have or may accrue. C. C. LOW, Sheriff. GEO. C. UMllCII, Deputy. Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon, October 7, 1910. 7-14-21-28-4-11 .Votlre of Wierir Hale nyt virtue of nn execution In fore closure duly Issued by the clerk of tho circuit court of the county of Klamath, stato of Oregon, dated tho 2 2d day of September, 1916, In a cer tain action In tho circuit court lor said county and stato, wherein Cor delia L. Ankony as plaintiff recovered Judgment against Nanna M. Cantrall and others tor the sum of seven hun dred forty-six and 5-100 dollars and costs and disbursements tnxed at six teen and 20-100 dollars, on tho 20th day of April, 1910. Notice Is hereby given that I will. on the 23d day or October, 1916, at the rront door or the court house, In Klamath Fulls, In said county, at 2 o'clock in the afternoon or Bald day, sell at publ(c auction to tho highest bidder, ror ensh, tho following de scribed property, to wit: Lots 30, 37, 38 and 39 In block 1, Shlpplngton Addition to Klam-H ath Falls, Klamath county, Oregon. Taken and levied upon as the proper- You Can Phone Us nt any time and find nut Instantly how your account stands. Wo do our work thoroughly, and our de positors' accounts aro always post ed up to date. This kind of service Is appreciated greatly by private depositors who do not find It ron vonlent to hunt up their check book and dig out the balance for themselves. Try out service for a wlille and wo guarantee satisfac tion will bo the result. FIRST STATE and ALAMATH eAL,Lt, UKUUUn s i-ssssssrssr Klamath Kold Knocker I lltgffillHllAAafflfe aMa3Pffisf'' UIWvl iww? rimi mmi "V-7 KLAMATH TALIS OREGON WHCHK MKTICULA fOPL .ul,-V f . BUY TflfclW HA11I1UMV, IMioiiijh ". iota ty of said Nnnim At ((ii,tru T": rdt.ron.lanu h, wUlm,' !' thereof as limy ,mll0 ,' " M,nl aatUfythohaldJndi'to Cordelia L.Anl(eny,,K11JV','0r6 Cauti.l. and VhSl thereon, together m, J"l,r disbursements that haia VS, Dated September i. X 8hrllr' 23-30-7-H. 1 nHm ri, in,, Sealed bids m bo r . School DWrlrt N... na , ?,'? ,b' 1RX24 fact, 9 fool ." ' tlnscnheHe.malM,o.,on,roMk1" ' uLtrlct clerk. IMmm, tlCB ? h,e Ing to bo complex! l.j NovombJ n 1910 The board Z , ( lo reject any ii.l all wo, a "II bids to Ata.tle 1'nl.or.on, j? Swan, Oregon. ' .," "-II Van Riper Bros. COFFEE .Boutin" Rich, full Ilium v.l, t.ih.,.,,55, COCOA "Hindu V lll ran .4V HUrOTAHII ."H. v. SoinetlihiK fin,., , . AHI'AIUGIIH "H. a v Lib cniin, tl for ....Mo IIIRI) HKKII "Our Tt0 Hegulnr Irtc, Sh-iU io Wclliuati'N Kiimikiaiit, Hnert l'otatoeM or llomlnj, rcgulsr iw raim, I'peiwi jj Get the Habit pwa-.. ..-.. -, -.yrwrtJUUUj DANCE Saturday evening, Oct 14th, at Gray's Hall MAAAAMAAAAAAMAMVVMWVWWMVMW Western Transfer Company Baggage and Freight "We Moto Aieililiu: Movable" Quick Service Reasonable Rates I'lione 187. Main, near Fifth SAVINGS BANK ' A small siigur-ioated t& 'let that III ruioncoMl ' , one (lay, y Price 25c gold only by pftua .- . . 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