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lb HmiM PabMahiag Co asy of
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aterad at th poatoBee at Klamath
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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY S, MIT
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Advertisements In tht Classified
eelumns are printed at the rata of
Five CtnU a line. Invariably In a.
vane. Hereafter no advertisement
vriil b accepted unit accompanied
fey tht cash.
FOR SALE
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FOR SAI.K California pine body and
limb wood; good, clean wood, sawed
to any length and delivered. l'lioue
51; office 1313 Slain st. J. J. Winter,)
agent. ' '30-8t
HELP WANTfJD
WANTED Girl for general chouse
work, small family. Phone 297
5-3t
MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE Mod-
era fire room bungalow; Urge base
ment; easy terms. Hot 8prlags Addl-
Phoaa 33 4W. 3-lt
FURNISHED APARTMENTS at tke
..Orafea Hoaae. Slxta aad KlaaMtb
mb aaM for tan, aMoa
B. P. Lowta. ttxtk atroot,
lMt
LOST AND FOUND
10T--Satmr4ay aKktm atroot, lfc-
- aaaa4 earrlag.; PlaarBotlfy Mrs,
Mortis at .Hotel HaB. S-lt
a koOtar (laalf MKAi.,Mk.
ioao i aaaa tar ta JSTXA caW
iaaatea tt
' noMsea at Kauntli ooaaty
tag yiMrra;otossi oa or hater
aeasaaar . Mil, will aloaao irossat
M aaM at Uo eoaaty traasaror's
woaoa.aar ajanaaa, f
I OBO. A. HATDOrf.
ait Coaaty Troaaaror.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
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DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICCi ROOMS 7. ana)
WHITC aHIILMNO
DR. P.M. WHITE
Kyo, Ear, Naaa
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TOMFeUewa
DR. F. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Suite 31, I. O. O..F. Terapte
Renember KxamJaatlom aad coo.
aaltatioa is free at yoar hone, or
la tbe ofice.
Farther I ,iue the portable
folding Mteel table for bone treat
ment. Thb lasarea tbe home.
treatment to be equal to any given
in tlie oMce and the price is the
Phone 321.
Residence phone 2S8.R.
City & County Abstract Co.
, ATTRACTS .INSURANCE
, Member
OioSB,AseoclaMoB TWe Mob
DRA.A.SOULE
PHYSICIAN AND SURtlON
Rm1teS,KmmaBlk. Phono, 111 J
(hmgllsb pronuBclatloa of Soale to
teal; Preach, Salay.)
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Me raaei tor aay aaaooat aa to two
ariaaia. W roaooaaalo. PhOM
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WITHDRAWN
FROM
PUNITIVE EXPEDITION CROSSED
BORDER AT 8i0 O'CLOCK THIS
MOltXIXCl WITH GENERAL PER
SHi.MJ READING 1.1 MII.K MM:
COLUMnt'S, N. M Feb. 3, Thoj
punitive expedition Into Mexico
marched bark to American soil this
morning, completing the withdrawal
of all American troops from Mexico.
General Pershing rode at the head
of the column, which was 1 5 mile
long, and crossed the border at S-30
eclock this morning.
The expedition formed a snnre at
l'atomos, fivo miles south of the bor
der. Knluted the Hag and marched!
northward.
ASHLAND BALL
TEAMS COMING
BOYS' AND GIRLS' TEAMS BOTH
TO PLAY HKRK FRIDAY AND
SATURDAY NIGHTS OF THIS)
WEElt AT PAVILION'
v-., v.u.. ..j e.inni M.nlnn
at S o'clock the Klamath county high
school basket ball teams, both boys
and girls, will meet the teams from
Ashland high school.
So far this season the Klamath
team ha been undefeated, winning
from Merrill 34 to J7; Lakerlew 36
to 15, taw alamal 19 to 1 aad Yreka
39 to 1. scoring 18 potato to their
oppoaeate' 74. Tbe Klamath girls'
team has aot so far met any outside
ecaol, bat ia by far tke best girls'
team ever developed ta tbe local blgb
schooL
The local maaagemoat baa gone to
considerable expense 'In brlagtag the
two Asblaad teams to Klamath Falls,
bat they baltero tbe Klamatb people
waat tbe beat in athletics. Tbe total
Qgneaaoa will asm ap to aboat $300.
Tlcakta tar these four gams will
bo oa aalo at the Star Drag company
aad Dadsrweod'a oa, Tuesday mora
lac -Tlckota for both. Bights four
games, caa be boaght for 75 ceata.
Tbe admlasieB for each algbt sepa
ratoly will be 50 ceata.
Cktes Mare Fpldsaalrs.
8ACRAMENTO, Feb. 5. Four
cities, of Califorala are ia the grip of
scarlet ferer epidemic that are not
feelag checked, the sute board of
health announced today. Tbe cities
are Eureka. Alameda, Sebastopol and
Baa Lois Obispo. In 'the first three
tbe school bare been closed.
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
lARKINt MAUTIULFLY AND RsV
TORI ITS NATURAL COLOR
AMD LUSTRI AT ONCI
'emmoa anrdea aago browed lato a
eery tea, with saiphar aad alcohol
uidod, will tara gray, streaked aad
aded hair beaatifally dark and laxari
iat Mixing the aago tea aad saiphar
-eclpe at home, tboagh, la troublesome.
ia atwtar way la U set tba raaeX'
ie preparation improved by the addi
Job tt otbot iBgrodimita. ooatlag aboat
aaata a bottto, at drag stores, kaowB
a "WyoU Sa aad Salahar Caa-
ooaad," thas araidlag a tot of mas.
Wbil gray, faded hair is sot slafal.
wo all doalr to rttaia oar yoathfolitp;
earaaeo aad attraeUvoaeoa. By dark'
talag year hair with Wrath's Saga aad
-iiilBhar Compoaad, ao oaa eaa telL
isaaass It daaa R so aatarally, so erna-
ly. You Jast darnpsa a sponge or sof
nrash with it aad draw thla tbroagb
vasr hair, takrag oa small straad at a
laja; by awralag all gray hairs hart
llsappeared. After aaotbor applioa
loa of two year hair bsismso beau
iruliy dark, glaesy. aeft aad laxari
at aad yea aaaaar years yeaaaar.
A'yetb's Sag and Salfh-r Compoaad
a aaoHshltaj teitot ratatoita. it la aot
aiBa aar in ear, guuaatioa or
yaraatloa at d-iaaaaAdr.
MEXICO
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
From -4asAra ,
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LOtXSE' "SACHLW-'ja "
When Louise Sachen appeared at
the McAlpIn, hotel In New York city
she said:
Alaska; I
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I" ' lioces aireaur arc oruuiu, " "wnaes do voil Kay''
nlxl clerks, managers and guests).,. ....... .. ., ..! K ' '
riMHI UllirUinK IIUUBF. I IIVII OMV VI
wtth storlea of her lire in tne
about Koyukuk. her mines and her
adventures. New York celtalnly "fell"!
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; comes Mr. Sachen iil:1
osays he Is the PL,
for her. But along
of Kansas City, who
of the fair Louise.
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"She did spend two years In Alas
ka," be said. "But when she told yoi
people she -had never seen a big city
she was mlsmken. She was born aad
raised In Kansas City, and Isn't that
big? She came home from Alaska
last June, but she said nothing to us
about her mlaes."
TELFOROS SECURE
NEW LOCATION
LOCAL OARAGE FIRM FLAN EX
'TENSION OP BUSINESS, AND,""" in the expression of sentiment
WILL OOCVP BALYDWIN BUILD.
. Uf Q OX EAST MAIN STREET
Telford' Brothers bow operating it
garage. andmachine shop at tbe cor
ser of Conger avenue aad Main atreet)
hare rented the buildings formerly oc
cupied by the BaldVia4 Hardware com
paay, next door to the Baldwin hotel,
and, will, move their bdsiaess to this
newaite'iVthe near future,
Th building fro'atiag'on Main will
be remodeled aad. used for a storaga
garagearid carrying a stock of auto
mobile accessories aad supplies. This
will be an ideal place for storing cars
for the thick stone wall's exclude the
cold, and a car may be stored there
without" danger of freeslng tbe radi
ator, even during the winter months.
The' machine and repair shop will
be located. In the rear, formerly used
for the .storing of wagons and farm
machinery. In this roomy and sub
stantial home, Telford Brothersex
pect to have one of the beat repair
shops to be found In Southern Oregon.
An Important addition to tbe shop
will be a storage battery plant of tbe
latest type. Tbe service station for
Exlde batteries has been secured for
this territory, and owners of Exlde
batteries will bo able to receive the
same, free service to be had at other
service stations of the Exlde Battery
company, A good stock of batteries
and parU for this make of battery will
be carried.
Saxon cars will still be handled, and
tho Saxon service station wil be at tbo
garage, although Mr., S. T. Summers
will be tbe active agent for tbe Saxon
line of cars during the coming sea
son. Mr, Bummers will make his
headquarters there.
.
of
Pine Grove Residents fa City.
Geo, Keifer and J. -Trammel
Pine Grove were county seat visitors
I today on business. ,,,..
WHEN H.J0HNS0N
WILL STEP OUT
IS BIG QUESTION
MARCH I IIAKHKKN PREDICTION
BUT SITUATION CHANtlED
loir That ttn-trthm-irie Will Get the
Kilnw When MleidKH Succeeds W
Won) lug Caliromla IVIItltUn
Mituy AMNtbi for Hlnim to llefimlni
on the Jolt I'ntll lUltun' Wlinl.
l'i ltd ItuolneKi tVtmc to UllM.
SACRAMENTO, Feb. ".. rollltcnl
proKiioMlratlcii n to the llm of
lllritm Johnslon, iibdlcatlon frtim I ho
governor' ihilr U uidcrgoltiK . a
cliarK llerotofore practhally every
prediction hn been that.th governor
wculd Klvtj up hU ktittc otllco iilmut
March Int.
Hut today tliero U 'Utile a differ
euc f opinion, many Volltlml pro
pheM nt I he caplK. opining tttnl
Hiram IU ty t this helm or "",,0,.Vll!)l,1KU( , etng ti. try hi hand mtr fHul Into the Mnmnrh The .
until the final ndjournmeut or tho ,.,', ,,( (,s ervant pr Welti, lm of hoi aier and llmttfm t.hot,
lhlature. which would bo -,ll' fcuU-rtr I. lhr,jJ- 2EX "TS? 2
May , st. During the rWcekmi;ny)luul , Wf qU(.o Mrthlw JJ Jlj'UIll. VaJ
itppeats nave conn? iu iikiu inmuw
.Johnson to siny on the Job until the
...slnturo. wij, up.lu bunlnen.'
c,ogt ,,rgrwg,vp fritnd of the guv.
ernor are particularly anslaua. They
!.,.. ..,, 4. M-a p.neilnt'arv
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IMMIll UUl lllRb . l iVMVIiviiai
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the hope of edging In on utate affair
; whcn wuilam
I). Stephens succeeds
, ..,
They do not desire to stamp Ste
hens as a man who would ally him-
with this so-called "reactionary"
clement, but rather, they emphaslie
the fact that Johnson has "faced the
music" and has been found Impreg
nable. The old lino republicans who
are fighting Johnson would welcome
sny change, the sooner the better. Its
"anybody but Johnson" with them.
Inasmuch as there Is to be no spe
cial session of congress, there Is no
particular reason why Johnson should;
give up bis state oMce on March 1st
to take the oath of TJalted States sen -
ntor. Though It is understood that'.ber or Swiss people waat to settle IB
Pephens Is anxious to become gov. '8unay California as soon as they caa
ernor. He would likely be willing to
wait at least until the legislature's
final adjouraaaat. If Johnson wants
to stay be could readily Snd good rei-
which ia growing dally.
ADVERTISED MAIL LIST.
Tbe following uBclalmed mall mat
ter advertised on the 3d of February,
will be sent to the dead letter oBke,
Washington, D. C, on the 17th of
February. A charge of ono cent will
be made for each letter delivered
from this list. W. A. Delieil, P. M
Adaau, Leslie
Carpenter, Walter
Dayton, Wilis
Olbson, Albert
. Hamby, J, E.
Penny, Mrs. Grace
Kerr, John
Morlarty, Daniel
Morgan, Mary C.
Pernla, Miss
Sbepard, Mrs. L. H,
Tabbert, Acel ,
Threlbel, E. B.
Weltfle, J. K.
Winnlngham, John W.
MT LAKI LOCONIC8
, Herb 1'hllllps Is on the sick list. He
is having a hard selge of the grippe.
The mock trial given by the Mt.
Lakl Glee Club was largely attended
Friday evening, and was very enter
taining. It was given nt Henley Sat
urday evening.
Wilma Dawson is sick with toiisl-
litis.
Herb Lester and family are spend
log a few days in town. Mr, Loster is
serving oa the Jury,
SELLING LOTS
Wall, I eld those lot on Johnson
are, a bbbcb of them in Nichola
I Adit, sobm
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some la MMfa Addition, but
one left on Eleventh
street far $499. Ate have two Mills
Addition teta at lew price aad easy
term , Se CMIcete. 31
Uncle Sam to Sclve
Servant Ptobkm
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iNVnONY 'CArJlMETTt 1
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I'ncle Ham,
through A. Onmliietll.
of Immigration at
iromituii'ionur
itieite'
Are you able to Keep :i
Htrvant? It w, how loua ha'e you npetlle for brrakfaM. While )ou tt
had' your prewnt e?ok? If you havelrnjorlng your breakfaU the waicr o4
not one, how long have you been
i been with.
out
one7
v,tiat no yi, r -'t,Un, rMjy f0r m thorough nu-hlsj
do to Veep one? What of A in(, nlilf orgaaa.-
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1TIUUIU
you.
How many dy
off do you offer?
SWISS TURN EYES
TO UNITED STATES
TIREIl OK WAR'RIDUEN KtllOI'K
I.KTTKII RECEIVED IIV CAM.
FOKXIA CHAMBER OF COM
MERC
t'ANTA BARDARA, Calif.. F-l. &.
.Tired of war-ridden Europe, tbeugh
their own country Is at peace, a aum-
ft i 1 i
leave Swltttrland safely, aad have
written to the local Chamber of Com
mere about It.
A letter to the Chamber of Com
merce was wrlttea by Dr. Daae Hart
hurt, who Uvea at Lea Proas Leysia,
ia sbuII town near tbe Preach bor
der, He asked for iaformatioa about
farm tad la Santa Barbara.
"From what we caa lean," says
Dr. Hurlburt'a letter, "Santa Barbara
Is situated Ib the mountains some
what'llke our own little city. Several
0f u, want to C0B, d MUle
la
i Southern California."
A reply, giving full Information,
has been forwarded.
- Plot to Kill Premier
DERBY, Englsnd, Feb. 5. A dss
tirdly plot for the murder of Premier
l.lnyd George was disclosed today in
the trial of Arthur Henderson, who
Informed Scotland Yard officials of a
plot to kill the minUtcr at his hotel
by driving poisoned nails Into his
boots. Thrco women conspirator
nru Involved In the confession. It
was also planned to destroy Chancel,
lor of Exchequer McKcnna by driving
n polHoned needle Into his skull,
NOTICE
To Whom It May Cencern:
I hereby give notice that after Feb.
runry 1, 1917, I will not be respnnsl.
bin for bills Incurred by my wife.
2-5t- L. B. FISHER.
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Underwood's Pharmacy
MONDAY, nmRUAHV S, lT
Look and Feel
'Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink a ft of rtal hot tr
hjoftra araaMaat to vwaalt
OUt pOlMM.
I.lfe U mil tnorely to live, hut in ii,'
,l, rat tU. tlUent well, wink well,
nep well, look well, What a uUitluut
coiulltloit to nllnln, nml )t Imw n;
) It It If one will only ndopi w
moraine lnlde bath,
I'olk" who ar Nt'cunlonietl in f
dull ami heavy when they minx (Hu
llllK Ijeadaclie, dtufty from n rol,, ftt
loiiKue. nity bteath, arid ntnnueh.
tan, hlertd, feel a freli an n .Ul.r'
by upentns Ihn nlulii'H of lb .uir3l
enrli moruliiK and flunblnt; out u,,
whotn of Hie Internal piilniitliiiM nu
llum tnnttrr.
Keiyone, whether rIIIiik. nirk r
well, -hould, each moruliiK, t.ror
hreitkfuxi, dilnk a km of uni h0
ntrr wllh a teaniHMHiful of llutmiunii
ttu!phate In It to waMi from I he ulna.
,n'. IIt. Kldueyi and bnweU IU- ftf
vlou tlny'ft IndlB'Mlllito wslr, my.
iblle am) tiol'OIIOUii lovlim. Itill.1 rlmH.
tU)e ,w,,r,ne m ,,rlfylng (In- r8,
,r nlltueniary eatml Mote ptiiiih.
, ncldlty and give ono a t-ndt4
s"""'? ""n' iu
1 volume or waier rrom tne iuihmi una
The millions of.pof4o,who ate bot.
rred with conMlpaUbBbMlou iprlk.
tomarh trouble, rbeumaUstn: otbtr.
who have sallow aklas, blood dUot-
der and sickly complexion are urcd
to get a quarter poaat of limMtoes
phosphate from th drug store, -hk
will cost very little, bat la sufflcisat
lo make anyone a Broaoanced crank a
the ibject of Internal aanltatloa. ai
Walt a nOante, yew JMry drlrw.
Vow forget to get that .WT.NA ant.
LEGAL NOTICES
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NOTICI FOR' FURLICATION
NetXeal Land
Ualted SUte Land OSlr at
Lakevlew, Or., December It, IHi
Notlc la hereby gives that Parry
I. Nail, whoa paatsBsa addres b
Klamath Fan, OregM, did. oa Bt
S3d day of April, lilt, II ia tkU T
So awwra atetaaMat aad application'
No. 0M14, ta psreba th NEH SKi,
Sectlea St, Towaahlp tt atb. Rub
9 east, WUlaawtte Maridlaa. aad 0w
at tb act at Jaaa 3, 1173. aad a
kaowa aa the "Thaw
Uw.M at aaek rahw m
ha Saed by asfrmlooaMat. Ml
that, Bjmaaat ta awab aaatteatiaa. w
lead aad t baker thiroia bare ksm
aaafaai at tlM, tha timber ora
mated 140.000 board taet at I1.M fir
M. aad tbe toad 130.00; that said ap
pllcaat will afar aroof la sapaort it
hi applicatloa aad awora atataawat
on tb nth day at Fabraary, HIT. er
ror C. R. DUp, Clerk at tbe CoHlr
Court, at Klamath Fall, Oragea,
Any persoa ia at Ubarty to proUd
this purchase befor eatry. or Initiate
a coataet at aay time before paMot.
Issue, by Silas oorroborsUd tt
tdavlt la thla oce, alleging .awi
wblcb would defeat th entry.
JA8. F. BURflKHS,
13-19 2 N Reglittr. ;
PalnBowfefAlltyi
PRIZES
FOR ALL CLAMSt
OF SOWLIRS
Drop In snd ask about thtm.
Under th K. K. K. Stor
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