The Evening herald., July 23, 1917, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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THE EVENINO HEKAL.P. KLAMATH PALLS, OREOQN.
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Remain Oregon Coach
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Mir .tlrHiur. manager of thn
I'lll.lmr l'lratis. may ' iiTarl.
lr Himii tltMl Jim university will have
tu nml a football coach.
S ncllim hM yet bean taken ky
ll. ,clnil officials toward filling .
dak's I'luf". and II l very pronamo
II,) iit ! retain him, for It wnl
trtfk wit" trained th Oregon elav.
rn ilml defeated ivnnylvnnln last.
v)'i Day at Pasadena
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Wealthy Tourists
Mr. Malcolm Whitman of lliirllii-i
.two Ml" IWwn Crocker, John
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r.whrll, Clark Hutu met Stanford
(irlm constituted tourist patty
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which etsirtred Saturday tit the
White Pelican hotel "till Ml Jrtralwr-
$18
These are the amounts of the smallest and
largest pieces of commercial paper tho Fed
etui reserve banks lutvo thus far discounted
for their member banla.
These figures strikingly illustrate the adap
tability of this system, of which we arc mem
bers, to the varying needs of borrowers. Its
vast resources we always available for Uio
protection of business, large or smalt.
If you are not already getting this protec
tion as one of our depositors why not open a
banking account today and secure it?
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COMFO
Cook In cool, comfortable kitchen thli sum.
mer. An ou cook atov bbipi'i -;.
pensive to buy and it will aoon pay -for itself
In comfort and lower fuel eapenne. Meala In a
Jlly, and a cool kitchen in euinmer.
Bakta, brolli, roaiti, toatte. Better cook n be
catiaa of Um ateady, avanly-dUtributed heat.
Mora CMVtnlMt than a wood or coal atoe for
aU tka year 'round cooking, and mure econom
ical. Hi 1m Us chlMMyt prevent all smoka and
Mall. la I. f , I m 4 burntf tlf . with
r wltUul . Alio ciblnii
Made. Art yaiir dulr todty.
NEWP
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FOR IALK HY
Baldwin Hardware Company
Probably
littstlmll season i liintM early In )rli.
Imr. Hint Ilml III" iitil vrr nlly probably
will open l.il, In Htnmlifr Ho, by
('Hilling ilniy west lliKtlnk (uulil
arrive l ItiiKi'iin In tltne lo whip out
(natll As tin would liuvn In leave
fur III ii trnlnliiK t'n m early In the
prlug, Hi" unhnulty would havn to
get n new lianlinll iiiach.
llniiU'k Ik n ml ii ihnit ypBr run
trnit wllli tlin iiultersliy iiicniitlr
when ,i unlit enst Im nulit tin eipect'
nl to return nml eel another Oregon
li-mn Into lmin. despite, tlm war.
Visit Klamath
!y (or (itniiin au,
'" Whitman formerly Mis
Jeiml t'rokrr. tlm lelehrated Callfor.
n In liflri', who has Utteil Klnmalh
.... ......I.... ........I..... Ul.. 1.. .. .1.
inr - ln - law of tlovnrnor Whitman of
New Vik
$1,000,000
ION
TOVE
X
NTflOXU VLM SHOW! AT
STAK MTVHIIAV W1UNT
In her portrayal of "Nail, In "lilt,
tar Truth" at the Htm theater Htur.
tiny night, Virginia I'varewn evl
ilnnrml nullity In ntnotlonal acting
tlmt wag far heyond that ordinarily
hi on tlm liM-al Hcrrriin, Thru nix
rrU nf illltli'iilt work ! Iixlil Hid
auillmirn liy Imr clevnrnmw.
Morally ntnnli-il Uf parly Mivlron
infill a tut mi Inaatlntiln cli-ilro for r
Vntiia for a cruel wrotiR, Intiocmitly
wroualit, alio wan irovitntntl from
wrnrklng tho homit of a noble family
at ilin al mliiutti thru the appeal of
thtf one honm man had known
In earlier ear. Tim tragic Ituatlorm
were rellvvtxl at Interval by humor
ou feature.
Ha miiiii good 40 and HO acre lr
rtgatrd trarta om (ii l-'ntla, partly
In alfalfa. I'rri am low and Ictwia
right. Mm Cfcllrot.
Look and Feet
Clean, Sweet and
Fresh Every Day
Drink a lata of raal hat water
Safer fcraafcf at U waah
ut ailnaa,
i
l.lfe U not merely to live, but to lira
well, eat well, dlget well, work well,
leep well, look welt. What a glorioua
condition to attain, and yet bow very
eaiiy It la If one will only adopt the
morning loalde bath.
Kolka who are acctutomed to feel
dull and heavy when they ariaa, put
ting headache, atuffy from a cold, foul
tongue, naaty breath, acid atomacb,
ran, Inatead. feel aa freak aa a datay
by opening the alulcee of the ayateas
each morning and Snaking out Una
whole of the Internal polaoaoua atac
nam matter.
Everyone, whether ailing, alck or
well, ekould, each moraing. beor
breakfaat. drink a gtaaa of raal hot
water wltk a taaapoonful of umaatoe
phoaphate In It to waah from the atoaa
ach, liver, kldneya and bowela tka pre
vloua day'a Indlgeatibla waata, aour
bile and polaoaoua toilna; thua clean
alng, aweetenlng and purifying the en
tire alimentary canal before putting
more food Into the atomacb. Tka ac
tion of kot water and tlmtetoae phoa
phate on an empty atomacb la wonder
fully Invigorating. It cleaaa out all
the aour fermentation, gaaaa, waata
and acidity and give ona a apleadld
appetite for breakfaat While you are
enjoying your breakfaat the water and
phoaphate la quietly extracting a large
volume of water from' the blood and
celling ready for a thorough Soaking
of all the Inalde organ.
The million of people who are both'
ered with conatlpatlon. btlkraa apalla,
Momack trouble, rbeumatlam; otker
who have aallow aklna. Mood disor
der and alckly complexion an urged
to get a quarter pound of liauetose
phoaphate from the drug atora. whlck
will coat very little, but la auSielant
to make anyone a pronounced crank on
the anbject of internal aaaitaUoa. Ad.
LADIES! DARKEN
YOUR GRAY HAIR
VHK OKANUMA'H 8AGB TKA AND
HUI.PHUK KKCIPK AND NO
IM)I)Y WII.I, KNOW
Tho uoe of Sage and Sulphur for
reatorlng faded, gray hair to It nat
ural color date back to grandmoth
er' time. She used it to keep her
hair beautifully dark, gloaay and at
tractive. Whenever her hair took on
that dull, faded or atreaked appear
ance, thla ilmple mlitur wa ap
plied with wonderful effect.
But brewing at home la muaay and
out-or-dato. Nowaday, by aaklng at
any drug atore for a 50 cent bottle of
"Wyeth'a Sage and Sulphur Com
pound," you will get thin famoua old
preparation, Improved by the addi
tion of other Ingredient, which can
be depended upon to reatore natural
color and beauty to the hair.
A well known downtown drugglat
oay it darken the hair ao natural
ly and avealy that nobody can tell It
haa been applied. You almply damp
en a aponge or aoft bruaa wltk It,
and draw thla through your hair, tak
ing one atrand at n tine. By morn
ing tb gray hair dlaappaara, and af
ter another application or two, It be
come beautifully dark' and gloaay,
Wyath'a Sago and Sulphur Compound
la a delightful toilet requUlte for
those who deilr a mora youthful ap
pearance. It la not intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention o die.
ea. Adv. ,
JOttmiS SKNTRNCKD
rOK BOOTLtCOUINCJ
A fine of 1300 ami thirty day In
jell wa the nteinn lujpor-l Katur-
day afternoon on " J""i'lin of thla
city by Justice of tli Team K. W.
(lowen for transporting liquor from
a wet state Into n dry atnto.
Jotetib had iili-ml Kiillty to tlm
chnrgn earlier In tlm day. Ho wu
apprehended wlilli aiti-mptlng to
bring Into town to iuv of whiky
from a hiding plain ucrim the rlvur
halow town.
In abiM-nco of Jul! atrommodatliitm
at thla time, Jom-plui hu beon allow
ed hla freedom on hi owtt rvcoKiili
a nee.
Will tr4e a good lot in Itallroul
Addition with spur irml; for kimmI
realdewra lot. Mm Ctillrnie. 9
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice) to T payers
The nsseaor's tax rolls are open to
Die public until July 21st.
All property owners are requested
tu call at the aaior's office and In
spect their holdings. 14-31
Notir of final Ketllrrnent
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned haa (lied In the County
Court of the Ktato of Oregon, for
Klamath County, the Dual account of
her administration of tin- estate of
Beward V. French, deceased, and said
court ha filed August 23, 191". at
10 o'clock a. m., as the time, and the
court room of ald court, In Klamath
Kails, Oregon, as the place for hear
ing objections, If any, to said final
account, and for the settlement
thereof.
Dated July 23. 1917.
BERTHA K. KRKNCH.
Administratrix of the Kstale of
Reward T. French, Deceased.
J3-30-6-13-20
Notice Inviting Bid
Notice I hereby given that the
county court of Klamath County. Ore
gon, will receive bid up to and In
cluding tb first day of August, 1917.
for the furnishing of 25 cords of 16
inch body wood and SO cord of 16
Inch limb wood, same to be cut from
live timber and thoroly seasoned and
to be neatly piled In the court bouse
yard.
Delivery to bjumade not later than
September 10th. 1917.
All bids must be filed with the
county clerk.
Certified check amounting to S per
cent of amount of bid must accom
pany aame.
Tha court reserve the right to
reject any or all bids.
Dated this 12th day of July. 1917.
C. R. DELAP, County Clerk.
'22-4t
Summon
(Equity No. 890)
In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County
State Land Board of the Stats of Ore
gon, Plaintiff,
va.
A. D. Ilarpold. Rose A. Harpold.
Charles Murray, W. A. Jones. E. J.
Light. Pauline Soloche and Eliza
Jane Light. Defendant.
To A. D. Harpold, Rose A. Harpold,
Charles Murray, W. A. Jones, E. J.
Light, Pauline Solache and Ellra
Jane Light, the above named De
fendants: You are hereby summoned and re
quired to appear and answer the com
NOTICE OP CANCELLATION OF WARRANTS
Notice is hereby given that on or before sixty days from tha 1st
day of July, 1917, the County court of Klamath County, Oregon, will.
In open court, cancel all warrant in the hand of the county clerk of
aald county, which have been iasuod nnd not protested for a period of
even year or more prior to the 1st day of July, 1917; also all warrants
will be held for naught, and payment thereof stopped, where It appears
that aame have been protested for n period of seven year prior to the
lit day of July, 1917, and have been duly called by the county treasurer
but not presented for payment.
The following Hat shows the names of payee, date, number and
amount aa shown by warrants to be acted upon by the County Court as
above atated:
Warranta received by county clerk but not protested None
Warrant protested by county treasurer and called None
Warranta In tha uanda of county clerk:
NAME Data Fund
William Hayton ....July 13, 1909
Crosby Hanson November C,
Matt Reeae November IS, 1909 ..General
T, J. Emora November 15, 1909 ..General
Lawrence Staytos ..November IS, 1909 ..General
Ignac Robargs ....January 8, 1910 ....General
T. A. Culbartaos ...January 10, 1910 ...General
W, W. Ntckersra . . . .March 5, 1910 Oeueral
O. Calkin May 6, 1910 Qeneral
H, Ingrabam May 6, 1910
Stat of Oregon
County of Klamath, aa:
, I, C. R, DeLap, county clerk of the above named county and tate,
hereby certify that the within and foregoing ia a true and correct list
of county warranta subject to cancellation aa the aame appear of record
la my office and In my car and custody.
In wltneaa whereof, I have hereunto aet my hand and affixed tb
seal of tb County Court, thla 3rd day
(SEAL)
y LOYD R, DBLAP, Deputy.
plaint Bled against you In the above
entitled suit within six week from
the dsle of the first publication of this
Kurntnoroi In the Evening Herald, a
newspaper, which said date Is the 11th
day of June, A. D., 1917.
And you will take notlco that If you
full to appear nnd answer, or other
vle plead, within the raid time, the
plaintiff will apply to the court for
the relief prayed for In Its complaint,
to wit' For judgment axalnnt the rnld
defendants, A. D. Harpold and Hon. A.
Ilnrpold, for tho sum of three thou
sand dollars (13.000.00), with Interest
thereon from tho IStti day of Febru
ary, A. D. 1916, at the rate of 6 per
cent per annum; and for tho sum of
four hundred forty-four and 45-100 dol
lars, with Interest thereon from the
ICth day of May, A. D.. 1917, at the
rati: of C per cent per annum; and for
the additional sum of three hundred
dollars 1300.00) aa attorney's fees,
and for Its costs and disbursements
herein.
And for a decree of this court fore
closing the mortgage described In the
complaint filed In the above entitled
suit, which mortgage Is upon the fol
lowing described real property, to wit:
The southeast quarter; the south
half of the northeast quarter; the
routht-ast quarter of the northwest
quarter: the east half of the south
went quarter, and the southwest
quarter of the southwest quarter of
section sixteen (16). In township 39
south, range eleven (11) east, Wil
lamette Meridian, In Klamath coun
ty, Oregon.
and ordering that the said property
be sold by the sheriff of Klamath coun
ty, Oregon, in the manner by law In
cases of this kind provided, and that
the proceeds of such sale be applied:
First To the payment of the cost
nnd expenses of the said sale, and the
costs and expenses of this suit;
Second To the payment 'to this
plaintiff of the amount for which It
asks judgment herein;
Third That the balance. If any
there be, be deposited with the clerk
of this court for those entitled to It
That the court also decree that at
such sale any party to thla suit may
become the purchaser of any part or of
all of said real property, and decree
that Immediately upon the purchase of
said property, the sheriff shall place
the purchaser into complete posses
sion of the property so purchased.
That the court also decree and de
clare that plaintiff lien upon all of
the said real property by virtue of said
mortgage aforesaid. Is" prior In time
and superior In right to any right
title, Interest, estate or lien of the
said defendants, Charles Murray, W.
A. Jones, E. J. Light, Pauline 8otache
and Eliza Jane Light, or any person or
persons claiming or to claim under the
said defendants or either or any of
them.
And also decree that all persons
claiming or to claim, by, through, or
under the said defendants, and the de
fendants themselves, shall be forever
barred and foreclosed of all their right,
title, estate, Interest and lien at law
or in equity, and all equity of redemp
tion in, to and upon the said real prop
erty, and every part and parcel thereof.
and that the plaintiff may have such
other and further relief as to equity
ball seem meet.
This summons 1 published pursuant
to an order of the Honorable D. V.
Kuykendall, Judge of the circuit court
of the state of Oregon, for Klamath
county, which order 1 dated June 8,
A. D. 1917.
CHARLES J. FERGUSON,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
lM8-25-2-916-:S
Number Amount
19017 12.62
General
1909 ..General
19387
19486
19487
19488
19S69
1957S
20111
20S01
20346
9.00
3.60
3.50
3.50
11.60
2.50
1.70
2.00
13.50
Qeneral
'
of May, 1916,
C, R, DELAP. County Clark
3-9-16-2J
Women s Aid in Food
Conservation Outlined
PORTLAND, July 23. "(Srcat as
has been, and will be, the work of
thn Red Cross, the women of America
can do a work Incalcuably greater to
ward lh winning of the war by the
conservation of food thru tho elimi
nation of waste," said Assistant Sec
retary of Agriculture Carl Vrooman,
In his recent address here.
"The war department has register-.
ed nearly 10,000,000 men of fighting
age. During the next three months J
the department or Agriculture and
the Federal Food Administrator ex
pect likewise to register a woman's
army of food conserve, 20,000,000
strong.
The French housewife always as
pire to be a food artist, to put food
on the table In such quantities as to
stimulate the appetite, while at the
same time satisfying It. Quality, rath
er than quantity baa always been her
standard. Until the American woman
learns to take a much pride In house
hold efficiency and thrift a In the
past she has taken In profusion, prod
igality and waste, little progress will
be made In this direction. And even
after the housewives of the nation
have become Imbued with the highest
ideal In this matter, the great task
will then confront them, of educating
j their cook and their men folks up to
the same standard. In time of peace
food waste was reprehensible, but in
FAU6HTS LEAVE
F0RJ0DES10
WELL KNOWN FAMILY GOES TO
CALIFORNIA. WHERE MR.
FACGHT TAKES RESPONSIBLE
POSITION
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Fauht and
daughter. Miss Neva, left this morn
ing for Modesto, Calif., by automo
bile, where Mr. Faught will soon un
dertake bla new duties a superin
tendent of school there. He is to act
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He's telling ber that nothing he
received from home brought more
joy. longer-tasting Pleasure greater
relief from thirst and fatigue than
WRIGLEYS
W W THE FLAVOR LASTS
She slipped a stick In every letter
and mailed him a box now and then
Naturally be loves her. she loves
him. and they both love WRIClEVS.
CHEW IT AFTER EVERV MEAL
Three of a kind Kitf JLwJnjBLB.
time of war, food waste Is not only
reprehensible, It Is despicable and dis
loyal. "If our farmers do not produce
enough food, if our people do not
utilize and conserve that food effi
ciently, more people will die of Urv
atlon In Europe during the year that
I to come than have been slain la
battle during the year that la past
"Let every woman In America read
Mrs. Brownlng'a tragic poem, 'The
Cry of the Children." It wa written
for another generation and for an oc
casion not-one-hundredth part a ter
rible as that which coafronta the
world today, but It has a meaamg
for tu.
The work that the Red Croaa la do
ing and will continue to do during
this war I of Incalcuable value. Bat
the suerlng and horror that It can al
leviate Is not a tithe of that wkkk
can be relieved and prevented by tke
army of food conserve! of Amelia.
"If American women rise to thla
occasion as they now give promise of
doing, for hundreds of year to com
the world will think of tb American
woman in her war role a mlnlaterlag
angei to the wounded, the weak and
the starving.
"Women of America, thank God
for this, the greatest opoprtunlty ever
offered to the womanhood of a na
tion." a principal of the high school in con
nection with hi other work.
Mr. Faught wa for a number of
year principal of tb Klamath Coun
ty high school, and last year held
a similar position in Southern Arixo
na. He baa considerable property
interests here which he will conUna
to hold.
Many warm frienda will regret tk
departure or thla family, whlck kaa
been prominent In the social Uf of
the community for many year.
TWINS ARRIVE THIS MORNING
Twin daughters were bora early
thla morning to Mr. nnd Mrs. Joaepk
Konop, who reside on Lincoln aad
Second streets. They weigh five and
seven pound respectively. Dr. R. R.
Hamilton was In attendance.
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