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MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED A girl to help with house
work. Phone 8M - 4-4t
LOST Bunch of keys, on Eighth or
Ninth between Lincoln and Main,
.oaTaeedsy evening. Reward. Re
turn to Herald oflce. 4-St
STRAYED OR STOLEN One yearl
1 Ing horse colt, branded with cross
on left shoulder; color blue or dark
gray. Reward. Notify John Slade,
1006 Mala St. . 3-6t
STRAYED Brlndle Jersey yearling
" heifer, branded SC oa right hip and
under bit In each ear. Notify C. C.
Chltwood. x-4t
ROOM AND BOARD In private fam
ily Ninth and Oak. l-6t
MONEY TO LOAN oh city and ranch
lands. Arthur R. Wilson. 14-tt
HOOS WANTED Feeders. Enquire
Matt's second-hand store, Sixth St.
J. W. Burke. 25-lmo
WANTED To exchange a residence
In Southern California for a farm
near here or la Klamath county. Fred
C. Hobert, Malta, Ore. 10-21-lmo
REAL ESTATE BARGAINS
x A Set-acre tract pwtly meder lnt
gatfeavsa ckear that yo cast help
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A doskf 4cre Irrigated tract
ealy 7 saflee freen Falta, aartty fa al.
aaUa, FrkelMtl. Teraae.
atfert, oae y tecie.
A big let la Nichols Adttttea fat
Oa f,th heat lota fa MM A.
tloa for 1M a tenaa,
If jreawmat a hesaafa (he city er
coaatrr I caa aave yea
CH1LOOTE,M
"The Escape,' a study la the mU
raating of human beings, and the re
sults, will be shown in seven reels
of lira at the opera house Sunday and
Monday. 3-2t
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Eye, Ear, Nose aad Threat
Eyes Tested -Olaseea Fitted
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block. Olaases also scientifically
Utted'and adjusted.
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be asked to take treatment
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Published dally except vSa4ay by
Th Herald PfMlshlag Camaeay of
Ktemata FalU, at US Foartk street
Catered at the postofflce at Klamath
rails. Oregra, for transmission through
the aMtla as second-class matter.
fuhatrlptloa terms by matt to aay
address in the United State :
Oae year 18-00
Oae month .60
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OPERA HOUSE
Two Day Commencing;
SUNDAY. XOVKMRKR 5
D. W. Griffith's Famous Sex-
Eugenic-Science Photo-Drama
"THR K8CAPR"
CtilMrea 10c, Adults 33c, Itmervetl
SeaU 80c
DONT MARRY UNTIL YOU SEE
"THE ESCAPE"
STAR THEATER
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4
"THE WRITING OX THE WALL"
Featuring
Ylrgtaia Pcarsoa, Joseph Kllgour
A Fire-Part Yltagraph Bine Ribboa
Feature
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER S
Daniel Frohawa PKaeata
JOHN BARRYMORE
America's Foremost Comedian
in
"THE RED WIDOW"
A Superbly Clever Photo-Adaptation
of the Celebrated Comedy, by Chan
nlng Poolck and Rennold Wolf. A
Paramount Picture Produced by the
Famous Players Film Company.
TEMPLE THEATER
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 4
"A MILLION FOR A BABY"
A three-part Essnay drama
"GOING WEST TO MAKE GOOD"
A Sellg comedy drama.
"HER LOVING RELATION
A Yltagraph comedy.
Pathe New.
"SUNDAY AND MONDAY
"DEFYING DEATH"
"Hazard of Helen" Series.
'SAND SCAMPS AND STRATEGY'
A Yltagraph Comedy.
"A FOOL AND HIS FRIEND"
A Yltagraph Comedy Drama.
Ptbe News.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oregon
hmmA Baptist Owrcli
SERVICE
SUNDAY, NoV. S, 1916
Preaching Service Subjects
"Prayer" ll:OOa..
"Little Things With Dig
Results" 7:90 p. w.
We are preaching a series of
sermons oa "Prayer." They are
good. Don't mkw oae of them. '
W. H. COX, Pastor.
Rubber Heels
Makes
Walking
Easy
By baring the sear Non-Skid mb
tier heete put on your slioes.
We carry them la aay sixe'or
color.
Men Skte Repair Store
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Headquarters Russian
Army Is Deadly DuD
By WM. PHILIP SIMMS.
(United Press Staff Correspondent)
IMPERIAL HEADQUARTERS OF
RUSSIAN ARMY. Oct. 4 (By Mall).
From this place every day about halt
past .twelve o'clock, over special
wires, flash the orders of the em
peror and his Chief of Staff AlesicfT
to the generals commanding the TOO
miles of front.
If you have eyes that can see
through house-tops and brick walls,
you will see scores of uniformed of
ficers pouring over maps and plans;
ramrod attention back of busy gen
erals: a crown prince learning how
to govern; a csar conferring with his
start. You will see all these Import
art arts which send a half million
men to the attack, to the forging of
a stream, to the taking of an enemy
redoubt. The clash of cavalry, the
thunder of big guns, the offensives
against Lemberg and Kovel and all
the other places all are controlled
from here.
Yet, if you have the eyes of ordi
nary mortals, you see none of this
and trend general headquarters, or
the Stavka, as the Russians call it,
la the deadest, dullest place In all
Russia.
Unless you have plenty of work to
Ucep you occupied, this Is no place
for you. This Is no health resort, no
place for tired business men, no
(amusement center for neurotics and
roues. Everybody here has a Job
and he keeps at it and If you have
none you are in for a rotten lime.
Ordinarily about 20,000 people live
here. Now, with the military, the
population is about double this. Still
the narrow, roughly cobbled streets
are seldom crowded because most of
the 40,00.0 people are busy Inside,
lu the dingy shop-windows one sees
American tooth washes, American
sowing machines, American type
writers, American bicycles and ad'
vortlsements for American harvest'
Ing machines.
A long, one-story house of hewn
logs, unpainted and weathered to a
sombre gray, back a little way from
the main street, Is by tradition, the
scene of a meeting between Kath
erlne the Great, of Russia, and Km
peror Frederick, of Prussia, In 1726
Now it is divided Into two parts and
a family lives in each.
A red brick "opera house" In the
middle of the town, the house of the
local governor wherein Czar Nicholas
If now finds quarters with his 12
yoar-old heir, Alexis Nlkolaleviche;
a rather handsome Catholic church.
several equally handsome Oreek
orthodox churches; the street mar
ket; the view from the terrace back
of the emperor's quarters, make up
the principle sights of the place,
A long, very narro wstreet between
two rowg of whitewashed stone build
ings, wboe roofs are almost low
enough to be touched by the extend
ed hand, looks inviting. Here are
strange shops kept by very hairy
men. Their wares are principally
articles for the peasants charcoal
stoves, ropes, coarse cotton goods,
shovels, hose, hoes, fur aad near-fur
caps, heavy boot and the like. As
oae looks with interest int a bar
like place where "kvaas," a Russian
drink mad from fermented black
bread, but non-alcoholic, on almost
gets rua over by a little car made by
the man who made the peace party
famous. la it war Russian ofceers.
Lunch at th officers' mass Is the
real break ia th day here. Only
it does not but long. General Alex-
THB EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH f
cnptnln nnd center, nre exected to
team this season. Ollphant Is an
many lines of sport.
leff sees to thnt. At 1:30 sharp lie
enters on the run, passes -rapidly
down a lane of officers standing at
salute, seats himself at his table iiikI
the waiters begin to Borve. In 3r
minutes he rushes out again. He
wastes not a minute. '
Still one has time to-take, n look
around chewing as ho looks. Down
the hall a way Is Captain McCall, the
British attache, the dnpperotit one of
all. There Is the French lieutenant.
wearing n black monocle, and n
French captain who has been twice
wounded, according to Insignia worn!
on bis sleeve. Then there arc tho
Belgian attaches, and the Italian, tho
Serbian, Japanese and Portuguese.
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Bheritr Sale
By virtue of an execution In fore
closure, duly issued by the clerk of
the circuit court of the county of
Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the
S2d day of September, 1916, In a cer
tain action In the circuit court for
said county and state, wherein the
German American bank of Seattle, a
corporation, aa plaintiff, recovered
judgment against Peter A. Oscar and
Edith J. Oscar, his wife, defendants,
for the sum of two thousand three
hundred and eighteen and 50-100 dol
lars, and costs and disbursements
taxed at one hundred and thirteen
dollars, on the 18th day of Septem
ber, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 13th day of November, 1916,
at the front door of the court house.
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2 o'clock in the afternoon of said
day, sell at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed property, to-wlt:
The north half (Nft) of the
northeast quarter (NK4) nnd the
northeast quarter (NEV4) of tho
northwest quarter (NW) of sec
tion eleven (11), and the south
east quarter (8E4) of tho south
east quarter (8E4 ) of Bcctlon two
(2), township thlrty-nlno (.19)
south, rang eight (8) east, W, M.,
containing one hundred sixty (160)
acres mora or less, situated In
Klamath county Oregon,
taken and levied upon as'the property
of the said Peter A. Oscar and Kdith
J. Oscar, his wife, or as much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy the said
Judgment in favor of German Ameri
can bank of Seattle, a corporation,
against said Peter A. Oscar and Edith
J, Oscar, his wife, with interest there
on, together with all costs and dis
bursements that have or may accrue,
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
GEO. C. ULRICH, Deputy.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon.
October 7, 1916.
7-14-21-28-4.il
Notice of BherlTs Sal
By virtu of aa execution In fore
closure, duly Issued by the clerk o
the circuit court of the countjr of
Klamath, state of Oregon, dated the
7th day of October, 1916, in a certain
action in the circuit court for said
county and state, wherein George 8.
Young, aa plaintiff', recovered Judg
ment against W. C, Vreldt, adminis
trator, W. C. Vreldt, Anna C, Vreldt,
Vanda Cochran, Daisy Brown, LUIle
Vrledt, Maude Irvine, executrix, and
Maude Irvine, defendants, for the sum
of seven huadrad forty-two aad 40
100 dollar, aad coats and disburse-
in niamatn raws, in saiu county, aliment
MXS, OREGON
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r OLIPHANT. HALF SACK J
They uro all very rhcII In their var
ious uniforms anil for a fow mlmitcH
one RctH tin "feeling" that he's really
at army hcadquarteri) anil that tlii'iti
really In a great world war roIiik on,
that there Is a mlKhty Kuroieu coa
lition. Suddenly an orderly haiidn m
your cap and cane and you And your-i
,..! 1.1 .1... u,V..nt m...l(. 'PlfAll .k.l
nun III lllll OlllUl llft'llM. IIIIU lllf.ll
mornliiK rambled you hunt Home
thliiR more restful to do and sudden
ly, at you pass a .kioxk, you ipy
among an prray or nuMHpapvrs and
periodicals printed lu Hun.slau, a
pnper-backed volume, with this title,
In Knellsli. upon It: t
"Tho ndcntures of Sherlock
Holmes." It was a liorcHy, but Slice-
lock entertained till dinner time,
Af-
Iter that camo n Malt to ono of the
j. unmed movie ihealenj, and then
bed.
motits taxed at soventy-flvc dollars, on
the r. tit day. of September, 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that I will
on the 13th dny of November, 1916,
at the front door of the court house.
In Klamath Falls, In wild county, at
2 o'clock In tho afternoon of snld
day, noil at public auction to the high
est bidder, for cash, the following de
scribed property, to-wlt: ,
The west half W'.t of the
tioi'thcast quarter (NKi) nnd the
northwest quarter fNV.M4) of the
(outheast quarter (SE4 ) nnd Of)
northeast quarter (NEK) of the
FOiithwoHt quarter fWl) of sea.
ilon twenty-nine (-'.). In township
. iwenty-threo (23) south, ranejr.
tleven (11) east, Wllhmette Me
ridian, In Klamath county, Oregon;
taken nnd levied upon ns the property
of the said W. C. Vrcldt, administra
tor, ct al, or as much thereof on may
be necessary to'Hatlsfy the said Judg-
In favor of (loorge S. Young,
plaintiff, against said W. C. Vrcldt,
administrator, ct al, with Interest
thereon, together with all costs and
disburncmiMitH that have or may
accrue.
C. C. LOW, Sheriff.
GEO. C. IIMMCH, Deputy.
Dated at Klamath Falls, Oregon,
October 7, 191C.
7-14-21-28-4-11
SPECIAL CITY ELECTION
Stato of Oregon )
County of Klamath ) hs
City of Klamath Falls)
Notice Ih hereby given that on
Tuesdny, tewlt: tho Mth day of No
vember, A. D. 1916, at the following
numed polling places, In tho City of
Kiamatu ran, Klamath County,
Oregon, tewlt:
First WardPolling place, Hank
Exchange.
Second Ward Polling place, New
uuy nan.
Third Ward Polling place, San
derson building.
Fourth Ward Polling piano Mc-
uonuld a store.
Tilth Word Polling place, Reed
building, Fulrvlew Addition.
A special election will bo held, at
which there will be submitted to tho
qualified voters of said city for their
approval or rejection, pursuant to Or
dlrcnce No. 396, pushed nnd op
j.roed on tho 16tn day of October,
A. V. 1916, en amendment to Section
87. Arflrln IV.. nt thn nhnrlnr if ih.
fjClty of Klamath Falls, proposed,
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uuri'ieu una suumiiiea ov ine torn-
non council to tho qualified votcis
or inc city.
Paid proposed anctidmont I
printed In pamphlet form by the city
and copies mailed to every lecal
voter within the city whose addrers
Is lnown, and said pamphlet can bo
naa at me omce or tne police Judge
upon application.
The general purport of said char
ter amendment is nxnrexind lu the
ballot title adopted by the police
Judge and the common. council, and
which will appear upon the ballot,
being numbered 800 to 301 and In
th following words;
"Slmll Section 87, Article IV, ol
the charter of the City of Klamath
Falls, Oregon, be amonded to author
ise and empower the common coun
cil to buy, build, equip, acquire,
mnlutaln and operate railways ami
railroad operated by toam,lectrlu
or othor power, and to acquire rights-of-way,
terminals, eainments and
real property, and to bring actions
for the condemnation or taking of
prlvnto property for ubllo use, and
to borrow money and fund Indebted
ttcaa to carry out any one or more of
Hiild powers by linuing and soiling
the uoKotlabte wnrrniits or bonds of
mid city to thu aggregate amount uf
three hundred thousand dollar
il300.000.00), hearing Interost at
not muro Ihnn six per centum (0 per
centum) per annum, and payable
sanil-annually, nnltl warrant ' or
(muds to be payable lu not to exceed
fifty (Ml) yearn, and providing tor
I ho levy nnd collection of a dlrnel
nimuiil ad valorem tax on nil the tax
able prot erty In said city, In addition
to all other taxes, miltlclont to pay
the principal and Interest on said
warrant or bonds according to their
tuner: nnd ro enlliig any provision or
provisions of tho charter of snld city
In rniifllrt therewith; all of which I
moro particularly set forth In Or
dltmiieo No. 30. passed nnd np
pioved on the 2tlh day of October,
A. 1. l!t!, submitting said amend
ment to the- voters of the City of
Klamath Falls?"
The mild special election will bo
held commencing at nine o'clock lu
the morning and thu polls will remilii
open until eight o'clock In the after
noon of snld dny.
The Judges nnd clerks of election
are, respectively, the following
unmed qualified electors of the Clt
of Klamath Fall:
First WardJudges of Electien:
0. A. Stearns. M. (!. Wilkin. J, W.
McCoy. Clerks of Electien: Jasper
lleniiett. F. I,. Armstrong.
Second Ward Judge of Electien:
K. W. (lowen. W. C. TowtiHcnd, I.
1. PiiiiiiIhIii. Clurks of Electien: W
K. Slough, Charles Ornve.
Tli I p.l VV'nril JlllllliM llf Klnetloii!
J. O. Ileardsley, John Shannon, W. F.
Arnnt. uivrK ot r.imion; rercy
r.vniH. Ilurg Mason,
Vmirili U'nril Jinltfeit nf Klertlnn:
lien Owen. (1. T. McDonald, Clin.
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BOWLING
In proof again! rlietmMtlm, ami
Is a safe and plcumtnt Seali re
ducer for tho corpulent. Swing
regulation mlnei-allle bowling ball
for three game dally and llw air
puntm in your client wlH give you
the Olgmtlon of an ostrich.
PA 131 UOWI.INO AM.KYH
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Western Transfer
Company
Baggage and
Freight
"We Move Anything Movable"
Quick Service
ReastiaUe Rates
PlMMie 1 87. Main, near Fifth
Klamath
Kold
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON
Wrier t, raajiTicuLAn ftqptc
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BUY TtlKlff OHUOa
Atteck on the Fbt State
aid Savkg Baik mtf
Ih a check on your payments.
When It comes back to you It It
an Indisputable receipt for your'
money. Payment by check Is a
check on spending, too, You think
twlco before drawing a cheek.
And the second thought often re
sults In your not drawing It at all,
Open nn account and you'll save
In spite of yourself.
f'lo ill uuiBVIIi
FIRST STATE
KLAMATH
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Mo Mills. J V ,f, '"Mont Kri,
In cuo one or mom of um i .
or ilcrks of election ih?ii'J"W
ireent nt (lit, tme' '' not t
opening the poll.,1 ujM for
clerks ptecent mny diV.!1
lied person present t,iMiB;'M
Judgo or clerk. "cl Hti
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We Leave No
Stone Unturned
In our 'r'li for the Ih-i qatlllf of
ihhI nihI Hay for our ruttoiaer.
See horn GETZ Woi.
PImiw 7? f,i2 Main Street
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The Truth About
COFFEE
Coffee with "catchy" nnrow,
which nre put up in "hand
some packages niid"baomtd"
with perlHtenre, "free of
era" and premiums appttr
every day. Their real char
ncter I often dhwppolntln!,
nnd no wonder, tliey don't
hut long on the market too
much premium nnd sot
enough coffee.
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Chase & Saubcfi's
Coffees
renin In lu fjor )car after
year, and han increased '
largely In sale because they
nre alwns the same. Their
flavor Is alwny smooth and
dcllelniiHly rich nnd we pride
ourselves In being able to
give our (UHlomcr such su
perior and high quality
goods nt prires no higher
than unknown tlrandi of
doubtful uimllty rout.
25c to 45c
Any grnde I a good "'
Try It.
Van Riper Brot.
THE iiimh;kw
A small sugar-ccaled a
let that will cure a ceM
, oae day.
Price 25c
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