rnlOAY, JANUARY 8, (017
Till', EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON.
PAOI THRU
WOMEN NOW HAVE ! How Women Surgeons Study
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WOMI'.N NOW MOLD RCINB OP
GOVERNMENT IN NORTHEAST.
triN oncooN town
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iluwn In lite polite iiii(Uiiniil, nil nt!)
ual mil f ilii' Ki'iiili'i n' evfepi two
Imti'h iitiili'i mIih munt unim it n "linld
oietn" In Hi'" council i
i: I! Matt her. liUltuml lelei;rnptier,
handed uk ! III" lithe nf "Itlrn to lilrt
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linn dllreleil the town' deMlltle
(or mail lliillllll", mill llin madam IimiH
iIik Iu'Iiii t)neof.Mr Manlier' rirt
ncu Mill t In lltiltlK the woman police
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Maotc Mattlu'i. "heller than utiy
man " Hlii added that II any idnliep
null- l.iwbrker lioailnl I'malllM tint -iiik
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lli-titl nfHtii nlHiit (hit uin-ratlliK tntilit nt, ,(! i-p nf niivlniin mill iiiutiltlotm
)iltlll5 ttllllH'll. Hnlrlitnii i-M-ty ilrlall uf til" uink
HAVE ROSY CHEEKS
AND FEEL FRESH AS
A DAISY-TRY THIS!
My gltM of hot walr with
photpMtt tMfert braakfMt
uhN out poltona.
Tii ' I In' tlusii u( licullliy tiliHim
In jmir (arit, in co your akin not
il'arrr ami rlMror, to wkn up with
I'.it licailachtt, barkaclitt, custl
luiiiun ur n tilr lirontti, In (art, to
fcn jrotip lirt. day In ami Jay out.
ni try Innlilit buttling wrrr morulni;
loi m wwk. I
Hrfurit brrakfant each ily. drink a
iclnn or rral lint water with a tn-
tHiiitii nf llinrtilotir HhiHilitiato In It
a n liarmtnta liin n( uaahttig (rum'
tin- tiiinnrli.lUcr, kliluvyt ami tioiU
tint prrvlotia ilay'x Imllfcdtllilci wato,
miir tillo nmt liulim; tlitin rlennnlue,"
ri'iriiliiK mill imrlfjInE llm entire
alimentary rnnal livlorn jMittlnc limit'
(imhI Into ilio Ktniniicli, Tim nclluu ol
Imt water mul lliiirtono tilioiphaln on
mi ntiit' moiniicti U uniler fully In- Hun. illr'i'iiiii.ril li ultli Dm
lKira(liii;. It clean out all III our i-Ihh) miiM'tliiti'iulriilri In ih'ciiIiiii ut
(erinrntailnnii, am mul adillty anil the rnpltol In tln pcll o( mi nxatn
;hiti mm n "lileliilld nipellto (or IiiIiik Im.irtl.
brenkfant. . .,.(. ,,ja lu ,,.,iriillx' Hie nutlior
A iiinrter ikhiihI o( HniMtono JiIioii.'kj. m1. n)1 ,(, m,imiIi In n loiinly.
Iiliatn Mill rout very lllllw at tho drug ',,xc,,,tl. n,,, ( illnirlrtn of tlu (1ml
utiire Imt l mimtlent to ilemonatrato ,.),,, Knth e.ninty mloiitliiK llm plan
lliat Jiut iu aoap anil hot waltT wmlll ,, ,il iitt-it Into lite illMrlrlx.
rlmiiM.,., mwioni. nml frc.tmna thn Knch ,irlrt wmilil eloel Itieinlier of
akin, mi Iiik water nml llmraluno phoa- ,ht, ,.m,(y r,oul Imanl. Thl liunl of
Plialu art on tlmlilooilnnil Internal or.'th , , wou, appoint n roiinty
Kan. Thoo who nro mibjoct to con- hrtl(M)I u,,r.li.nl. who xsoulil Im
fitlpMtlon.tjIlloiiN nttnckN. cll M.mmch , ..., ...... ,.,.Irit lontil mul IminIiuki
IwlnilM, aluo thoo who ,.,, .., ,,. ...i.oolti In llm county.
County Unit Plan for
Rural Schools Talked
Authority in All Schools Not in First
Class Would Be Centralized in
County Superintendent to Increase
Efficiency
HAl.CM, Jan S The rotinl) unit ( InaeliiTH when' the) rouhl do the bent
plan for all arhoolit In illntrktu lielow' work Tim tnv for tin- nchool would
the rlml I la ptol.uhl) ttlll Imi plenenl-i In' let led nil a count)' unit Imslx.
il to llm IcKlnUtuif for eimtliiunt Wlnr.' lite county unit linn biin
ll I,, mloilPil, Mr. riiurchlll Mild. Krciit bon-
Stnte tliipeilnlinilcnt nf Hchoow'-m Ima r.'Milted. particularly to tho
munMII. ho mi MimiKb fauirti U10 ,"" f,"'' nH " imlnnl r,'un,' ""
IOUIlt (MTIIIII'nill'ni, l tuil(ri IIUIIIIMIIY. in
iiime nli 1 1' to I'Mntunii mm mmmmn mi
I'Rlcleut nt IiihiI t lut it nro Dm nwraKt'
itirnl chonl illreclorc.
He is a Bank
President at 34
rlii'itinnllc
mIii U aiillow and cotnplvxloii pallid,
me nmiureil that nno week of limlilo
I'UIIiIiik will Imvo tlmm both looklnc
mul fei'lliiK livttrr In ovnry way. Ad.
The county nclioot cuperlnlenilent
would nouilmile the tincliern for all
the relKKiln. H" ould place tlm
HEADACHE
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NEURALGIA
PI
BILLINGS TAKES
i NOTES ON TRIAL
i
Oet a 10 cont package of Dr.
Jamei' Hoadftcbo Powden
and doo't iuffr.
When
your head uehea vmi Imnl
";it liavi. nllcf or you will go will
Ha nw.ll. to auffer when you can
a remedy Ilk Dr. .Tamea' Head- .
'hn I'liwdem and relfevu the naln and
""iralKla at once. Hend toincona to
Hi" dnig atom nuw for a dl-' package
' a )r. Janira Headach. ? owd.r..
"I"'1 Trl In a few im.no.nta you
"el One headache gone bo mot
'urlla iiala. I
MAN CONVICTED OF MURDER FOR
PART IN BOMB OUTRAQE AP
PEARS AT TRIAL OF CONFEDER.
ATE THOMAS MOONEV
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WOOD
Juet phone iht Mid aak for Pey
K'n. He I the hmd wIki ran aohr
your wood problrm for yon.
Klamath Fuel Co.
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8AN FHANCIHCO, Jan. fi. Wurrcn
K. UllllnKB, convicted of murdi'f In
connection with tlm propart'dimHH
paruilo dynnmltltiK. In nppenrliiK in
court during tho trial of Tom Mommy,
In Iho ruin of counly JH roportur. Ho
tokoH coploUN nott'H (or Iho bcuolll or
hla nHHOclttti-a lu Jail. MIhh IJIcauor
riliKoruld, Hpcii'lnry In Alxx llomk
man, cllroctliiK nplrtt of llm Mooimy
dofenac, nlno uppi'itrH during Hio sen.
alon uh u rcimrlfr for hpvitiiI pupora.
It becnnm npimiont curly lu llm trial
that Iho principle of mmtchl.im uro
lining to got llioinugh Hiring before
tho trUI Ih onded. Iloth tho proHt-cu
lion and dofenmi nltoiimya Imvo anleed
all veniremen In dolnll legardlng tlioh
Idean in connocllon wllh HoclallBin and
ararchUm and their definition of what
ihaaa inovemenU menu.
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I HARVEY DOW GlStW?
llnrvcy Dow Ulbnon hna become
president of one of llm meat Now
York bunlm nl HI yearn of age. Ho hna
Jimt been chnxen In head tho Liberty
National bank, one of the great com
mercial InxtltulloiiM of New York city.
Mr. Cllmmi Ih a native of North Con
way, N. II., and a graduate of llowdoln
College lu Iho cIiikh of 1002. Ho wua
llrm employed by Iho American Ex
pii'HN company lu llimlim and then in
New York, l.ntcr with Hovornl buxl
iichii itHxocltilcs be obtained control of
the llaymoml Wliltcomb company, of
which oigauliilion Im became vice
piCHldcnl, When Seward I'l-onner, now
prciiidont of the'llunkerri Truat com
pany, wax iniulo piexldent of tho I.lb
orty National bank tmmo four years
ngo, hn Invited Mr. (Ilbaon lo accom
pany him us uKxlHtant lu the prealdent.
Europe Has Queer
Ideas of America
Italian Woman Says People From In
diana Really Didn't Look Much
Like Real Indians
By JOHN H. HEARLEY
(United I'ri-KH Hlaff t'orrenpondent)
ItOMi:, Dec. n, (II) mall) lluffnlo
IIIII'k Wild Went Imi "nihi-rtliied"
Aini'ilia tliroughout Kutopc. IIU dr
um, playing frequently to Kuropeau
hpcctttlorn, hmi left a trail of falae Im
pri'Huloua behind It. Tint American
"mm leu" (ltiowii here only cniphaaUo
them.
The cane of Madanm Mont re, Inter
leeil iiMlay in a Human boarding
limine, In by no mean uncommon. Hhe
Ih a well known writer and literary
woman.
Oh, you are an American, hc be
Ran. "I am no glad to m-el you. For
I nm making a aclenllflc atudy of
Amerlra. I wa recently preaented to
cuine people from a Mate called Indi
ana Itcally they didn't look no much
like Indiana. Of counie, their man
nero were a Utile off.
"It muiit be very difficult for one to
live In the atatea. The conatant claah
of the American and the Indian civili
sation la undoubtedly a nerve-racking
annoyance.
"Of courae, the poor Indiana really
did give a civilization to tbe world.
They were a alraple and a natural peo
ple, having a real art and a real liter
ature. Tbe Indian at leaat baa blood,
and not machine oil. In hla velna. Nat
urally, there are aome aavagea, tho
good being atwaya mixed with the
bad."
Tbe Americana are frequently called
"the Germane of the New World." New
York city Is regarded aa the beginning
and end of the United State. It la al
legedly a riot of aky-acraplng buildings.
cocktail", lovely women, apolled wlvea
and freah children.
JOHNSON STARTS;
STEPHENS STOPS
PRESENT OOVERNOR OF CALIFOR
NIA WILL OPEN LEGISLATURE.
BUT HIS SUCCESSOR WILL BE
IN CHAIR AT FINISH
QUERY IS WERE THEY
RIDINQ ON THE HOC
DALLAS, Tex., Jan. C Members of
Battery A, Texas National Guard, arc
telling how, when their motor track re
cently ran out of cylinder oil while
they were carrying supplies from a
ranch to Fort Ringold, tbey tried out
a ham they had aboard, oiled the en
gine with fat and slid in the rest of tbe
way on high.
HACItAMENTO. Jan. C Although
Governor Hiram Jobnaon will auper
viae tho Introduction of principal mat
tern to come before the Mate legisla
ture Marling here next Monday, the
bunlneaa of final approval or rejection
lll rext wllh William D. 8lepbena,
former Untied Slate congressman,
who from present Indications will au
nnce from the place of lieutenant
governor to that of governor on or
about March 4th, wben Johnaon bc
comea United Btatea aenator.
During the nmt month of tbe acaalon
hllU will be Introduced. The lawmak
ers will have a vacation during Febru
ary, and in Marcb and April tbe bills
will be voted on nnd put up to tbe new
governor. Juat how far Stephens will
go toward concurring In the Johnaon
principle rvmalna to be seen.
PIN THIS OPON
WIFE'S DRESSER
WARNS WOMEN AGAINST CUT
TING CORNS ANY 8AY8 THEV
LIFT RIGHT OUT
COUNTY PROPERTY
MOVEO TO MADRAS
CULVER. Ore., Jan. . The county
court of Jefferson county today drafted
orders for tbe removal of the balance
of tbe county property to Madras, tbe
new county seat, and ratified tbe ac
tions and methods used to remove the
county records from here to Madras.
Aak ChllceU
country.
bent the
Klamath
STRAHORN RAIL
ROAD HONOR ROLL
Hecauae style decrees that women
crowd and buckle up their tender toes
In high heel footwear they suffer from
corns, then thoy cut and trim at these
painful peats which merely makes the
corn grow hard. This suicidal habit
may causo lockjaw, and women are
warned to stop it.
A few drops of a drug called freer
one applied directly upon a sore corn
gives quick relief, and soon the entire
corn, root and all, llfta out without
pain. Ask the drugstore man for n
quarter of an ounce of freetone, which
costs very little, but is sufficient to re
movo every hard or soft corn or callus
from one's feet.
This drug Is gummy, but It dries in a
moment and simply shrivels up the corn
without Inflaming or even irritating the
surrounding tissue- or akin. Adv.
SAV8 CHICKENS
MUST II AMUSED
DALLAS, Tex., Jan. 6. CulcVens
should be amused. The feathered kind,
that is.
Authority for tbo above statement
is Mrs. T. P. Marshall, field worker
far tho extension service of the Texas
Agricultural and Mechanical Colloge.
Chickens hatched In an Incubator
find llfo dnll and uninteresting because
or the mechanical way In which they
nro ushered Into the world, according
lo Mrs. Marshall,
"One wuy of umualng them," sho
says, "la to pile Ane straw on the floor Mrs. 8. T, Shepherd 5.00
of the brooder, and let them tear It Mrs. Jean Orosbeck . . 6.00
down. They seem to enjoy it, and it I A Friend....-.- . ...... 5.00
teaches them to scratch." ' Mrs. B. a Henry 6.00
The following are the subscription:)
taken to date by the Women's 1,000
Railroad Club to buy terminal grounds
In Klamath Falls for the Stranora rail rail
eoad: L. II. Hall $500.00
Dr. K D. Johnson 100.00
I). A. Kenyon 100,00
I . O. Mills 60.00
G. R. Manning 15.00
Mrs. W. E. Townsend 5.00
Mrs. Acnes Eskelaon 5.00
Mrs. C. E. Jay 6.00
Mrs. C. K. Drandenbur-g 5.00
Mrs. I. D. Whltmore 5.00
Mrs. W. J. Roberta 5.00
Mrs. Chas. Martin 5.00
Mrs. George E. Wlrtx 5.00
.Mm. I. A. Kenyon ... 5.00
Mrs. Z. C. Kimball 5.00
C. If. Italvert 10.00
Mrs. W. E. Faught 10.00
Mrs. J. D. Mason -.. 5.00
Mrs. Percy Evans .. '. 5.00
Mrs. Rert Withrow 5.00
Mrs. W. E. Seehorn 5.00
Mrs. J. H. Oarrett 5.00
Mrs. L. L. Truax . 5.00
Mrs. W. P. McMillan 6.00
Miss Oreta McMillan 5.04
Mrs. C. P. DeLap .. ........ - 5.00
Mrs. Bert Thomas ....... ....... 5.00
Mrs. R. R. Brewbaker 5.00
Mrs. 0 ten Johnson 5.00
Mrs. J. Perkins 6.00
J. T. Perkins 6.00
Mies Dorothy Weeks 6.00
F. Hill Hunter 6.00
Mrs. F. Hill Hunter ... 6.00
Mrs. R. M. Torrey ........................ 5.00
Mrs. Hasel Powell ..................... 6.00
Mrs. J. A. Oordon ............-...- 6.00
Mrs. A. J. Lyle 6.00
Mrs. Fred Fleet j. ...... 6.00
Mrs. F. R. Call 6.00
Miss Rachael Applegate . 6.00
Mrs. George H. Bennett 1 5.00
Mrs. K. 8ugarman . 6.00
Mrs. George Chamberlain 5.00
Mrs, Phoebe Hammer. 5.00
Miss Iaura Hammer. 5.00
Mrs. B. A. Cresa 6.00
Mrs. C. V. Fisher. 5.00
Mrs. Ed. Clowan - 5.00
Iiwrencb Mehaffy 5.00
Mrs. Harry Stilts)..., 6.00
Mrs. Andrew Collier
Mrs. W. O. Smith
Mrs. Alex Martin
Mr. F, T. Sanderson ..
Mrs. J. M. Evans .
Mrs. Syd Evan ........
Mrs. J. H. Chambers ..
Mrs. II. P. Dow
Gertrude Eckman .
Mrs. F, C. Murphey ,
Mrs. O, n. Manning ..
Mr. Addle Williams
Mrs. Berths Ezell
Mr. Fred Cofer
Mr. K. K. Magee
Mrs. Robert Sloan .
Mr. Nate Otterbeln
Mr. W. C. Davenport
New City Laundry
Mr. W. II. Maaon
Mr. B. A. Iggctt .
M. Cook .
Iec Simon
Mlaa Almeo Wolf
D. K. McDonald
Irving Bradford
II. F. Harry
Mr. -Cvan R. Rcames
Mr. Y.. B. Hall
Mr. Chas. W. Eberieln
Mr. Lottie Martin
Miss Mabel Martin
James Lytle
William Tlmm .
Mrs. C. C. Low
Ely Nickerson
Mrs. T. II. Lynch .
Mrs. W. Dalton
Mrs. K. M. Patrick
P. B. McDonald .
John Corey
N. E. McClory ,
Harry Richardson
Emma Mason
Mrs. Chas. Ferguson
Mrs. Mary Withrow
Mrs. Don Zumwalt
Mrs. M. L. Allison
Mr. Alice Goeller -A.
Carlson
Mrs.
Mrs.
Mrs. Carl Cumminga .
Mia Restoria French .
Mr?. Ed Martin .
Mrs. Touis Gerber
Mrs. Earl Whitlock
Mrs. II. J. Winters
Mrs. Sam Smith.
Mrs. O. E. WUIey
Mm. J. C. Brockenbrough .
Mr. George Cathey
Mrs. L. O. Mills
Mr. R. R. Hamilton
Mrs. F. II. Mills
Ma A. C. Henllne
Mr. Bur go Mason
Mrs. J. W. Siemens .
Mrs. Laura Wilson .
Mr. M. A. V'llklns
Mm. EJeie Siemens
Mrs. C. H. Wheeler .
Mrs. LouU Holdisber .
Mm. IL A. Mitchell .
Mas. A. D Miller
Mix C-Lisianre Miller .
Miss Margaret Pitts .
George Watt
Mr. J. J. Parker
B. St. George Blshup .
Arthur tfolec
Miss Alice McCourt .
A. L. Alexander .
Mrs. J. 8. Elliott
Miss Maysel Sanderson .
A Friend
Mrs. H. Orem
T. H. Mitchell
Mrs. R. E. Smith .
Mrs. J. Frank Adams .
Mia Marie McMillan .
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o we can readily understand tbe vital
Importance of keeping the kidney ao
tlve. Drink lots of water you cast drink
too much; also get frost nay lhar
otat about fonr ounoes of Jad fclta:
uke a tablespoonful la a gM of water
before breakfast sack moralag far a
few days and your kidneys will act
fine. This famous salts to made from
the acid of grapes and lemoa jaoce.
combined with lltbla. and has beea
ucd for generations to cleaa aad stlav
ulftte clogged kidneys; also to aeatreJ
izo tho acid In tbe urine so It no long
er I a source of Irritation, thus ending
bladder weakness.
Jad Salt la inexpensive; cannot la
Jure; make a delightful effervescent
lllhla water drink which areryoaa
should take now and then to keea tkeJr
kidney clean and active. Try tkla,
atAo keep up the water drlakiag. aad
no aonbt you will wonder what I
of your kidney trouble and 1
Adv.
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
IF YOUR BACK HURT8 OF BLAD
DER BOTHERS YOU, DRINK LOTS
OF WATER
When your kldneya hurt and your
back feels sore, dont get scared and
proceed to load your stomach with a
lot of drugs that excite the kldneya
and Irritate the entire urinary tract
Keep your kldneya clean like you keep
your bowels clean, by flushing them
with a mild, harmless salts which
removes the body's urinous waste and
stlmulatea them to their normal activ
ity. The function of the kidneys la to
filter the blood. In 24 hours they strain
from it 600 grains of acid and waate,
What Have
You Done
to Your
Watch?
"Nothing." you say, "It Just
stopped."
Why shouldn't it stop? Mo
machine can run forever
without being cleaned aad
oiled. A watch requires tale
every 12 to 18 months. Yoa
get It dene best at Upp's be
cause an unusually skillful,
careful, expert watchmaker
does the work.
Charges are very reasonable.
Frank M. Upp
Jeweler
433 Mala Street
Official S. P. Watch Inspector
Passengers
and Baggage
Aiywiere k dw Gty
Qad Service
ReasMaUe Rates
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