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FOR SALE
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FOR ,8ALB Modern 4-room plaster-
U d bouse. Apply 1J Micmgan
,iLOP ROOTS? FOR SALE With or
""without hogs. Inquire at Matt's
second hand store. T-tt
FOR SALE Maxwell car; run 4,000
at'llea; bargain. 117 Main st. 7-5t
FOR SALE Hone and buggy and
double aet harness. Enquire 310
South Fifth street. 7-St
FOR SALE One 5-year-old mule,
weight about 1,100; broke. O. K.
. 44t
FOR SALE One new 12-gauge Rem
ington pump gun. one 11-gauge
-Winchester pomp gun, one 25-15
Winchester rifle. For information see
Sink, at O. K. shop. 6-3t
FOR SALE Spring wagon and dou
" Me set harness. Enquire E. Wil
liams, Division street. Mills Addition.
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Forty-eight acre homestead open
'for entry of Tale Lake bottom land,
under Irrigation, on mala road, one
mile from Matin; improvements on
tame aggregating fQ0 for sale. Ap
ply O. C. McQuffln, Malta, Ore. 28-lm
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-FOR BALE Good cash register and
scales. Herald office. 3 0-1 It
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FOR RENT
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the
Oregoa House, 5J7 Klamath ave.
FOR RENT Famished room, run
ning water, bath; reasonable; gen
tlemaa preferred. Call 131 Second
street. 18-tf
HELP WANTED
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WANTED Womaa to do houseclean-
lag. Phone 168M. Sl-tf
WANTED Woman for general house
work; reference required. Phone
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MISCELLANEOUS
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SIDE LINE MEN Do you want a
real one that one order a day will
pay you 19.00. No samples to carry.
Something new. Write to-day to
Cnnfield Mfg, Co., 308 Slgel St., Chi
cago, III. 8-1
OST Pair of eye glasses and case,
Finder return to Herald office; re
ward. 7-2t
WANTED Teams or motor trucks to
haul lumber from Fort Klamath
to Chlloquln. Phone or write for
particulars. Wocus Bay Lumber
Co:, Fort Klamath, Ore. 3-6 1
FOUND A bicycle; owner can have
same by proving property and pay
lag for this ad. George Rudlcical,
Metropolitan hotel. 7-4t
LOST Straw suit case between Long
Lake hill and Aspen Lake. Call at
Herald office, liberal reward. 6-4 1
LADY wishes to go out and do sewing
by the hour or day. Inquire 986
Walnut' street. 6-3t
LOST Suit case, between Wood-Curtis
Co. and Pelican Bay; contained
laundry. Return to Herald office for
reward, 6-3t
lost one big work mule, mouse
color, white nose, weight about
.,300; ene brown gelding, two white
feet on left side, foretop roacbed,
weight about 1,180, brand J B on left
boulder; reasonable reward. L. R.
Holbrook, Olsne. l-tf
WANTED Teams or motor trucks to
haal limber from Fort Klamath
to Cbltoquln. Phono or write for
aartlniari, Wocus Bay Lumber
Co., fort Klamath, Oro. 3-lt
FOR EXCHANGE Clear tots close la
for equities; giro full particulars
fa Int totter; strictly ooaadestlal.
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KENO, Aug. 8 Fire from a un
known cause wrecked a motor car
Sunday night belonging to John Ack
ley. The car was sundlng by the
railroad track a short distance be
low the Keno Bridge, and had not
been used for some time. The Ore
occurred between IS and 1 o'clock
John Oscar and Dan D. Murphy
have received a notice to appear at
the County Clerk's office August 9 th
and 10th to be examined for the
draft.
H. J. Mattoon is preparing to move
to Klamath Falls. Fred Esal has
rented the Mattoon property at Keno.
Brlce McCormlck property at Keno.
en and Is looking after the forest
Ores.
BARN PARTY
AIBONANZA
PUBLIC IS INVITED TO PATRIOT-
IC GATHERING TO BE HELD IN
THE NEW BARN JUST COM.
PLRTED BY F. J. BOWNE.
The public Is Invited to attend a
patriotic barn party to be given at
the home of F. J. Bowue near Bonan
za in his new barn, under the aus
pices of the Methodist Church of
Bonanza.
Games will be played and a good
program will be readered. Reverend
George H. Bennett' of Klamath Falls
will give the address of the evening.
Other men of prominence will be
present. The ladles Aid' Society will
serve refreshments at popular prices.
Notice to MUk
Owing to the shortage of help on
and after Sepiemberl,' 1917, the
undersigned Dairies will go on a
ticket basis only. All tickets must
be psld for in.advancsn Bottles must
be returned dally as this becomes a
state law on that date.
HAWKINS DAIRT,
WHITES DAIRY,
WILLIAMS DAIRY,
7-3t KLAMATH FALLS DAIRY
Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F..
meets Friday night. F. B. Bremer,
N. G., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary.
Ewauna Encampment No. 46, I. O,
O. F., meets Tuesday night, R. A,
Emmltt, C. P., L. J. Bean, Scribe.
SAFETY FlffSTHHTO KIM.
CITY aad COUNTRY DRIVING
Phono "The Smoke" ITS
' Residence phone, WI
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A. J. POWELL
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Metropolitan Am-esmwiSs
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUfI
DARK
STAR THEATER
Dorothy GWi
A roguish, rollicking witch who frus
trates the schemes of
"Her Official Fathers"
A Triangle play, swift, tense and bub
bling with mischievous humor
TEMPLE THEATER
Esaaay Presents
, 'klBaers Drees Suit"
Starring Bryant Washburn. A com
edy drama in Ave parts.
Hearst Pathe news
Perishing sad Hie Troops Eatoriag
France.
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOVTOW IWTOBM
TUESDAYS AND SATURDATS
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"" THE EVENING
General Conditions
Success of Liberty Loan Campaign Testifies to
Huge Increase of Available Cash and
Increase of Taxable Property
Indication of Prosperity
MANILA, Aug. 8. While 1916 saw
a gain In the Increase In circulation of
money in the Philippine Islands which
amounted to 15,000,000 pesos, tlio
first six months of this year will ex
ceed that record Increase by 3,000,-
000 pesos. The circulation since Jan
uary 1st has amounted to 85,000,000
pesos. These figures, say local econ
omists, reflect directly the highly fa
vorable trade conditions that have
been maintained for more than two
years In the Philippine Islands.
The wealth of the Islands Is in
creasing rapidly. In Manila alone the
assessed value of taxable property to-
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day Is over 103,000,000 pesos, which
Is more than 3,000,000 pesos above
1916. Recent agricultural develop
ment In the provinces, the extent of
which It Is Impossible to calculate
exactly, makes certain that the In
creases In property values In otlnr
parts of the Islands have far exceeded
Manila's record. The success that
attended the single week's campaign
Wealthy St.
WELL KNOWN AMATEUR SPORTS.
MAN OF ST. LOUIS SUICIDES.
MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANCES
SURROUND HIS DEATH
ST. LOUIS, Mo., Aug. 7 Jorden
Wheat Lambert, member of one of
the wealthiest families in this city
GRAIN INSURANCE
Special policy forms issued by the
Xtn company covering grain uncut,
tut, ia shocks, la stacks and la sacks
la field. Rates arte very low. See
Cbilcote, 883 Main, or phone (HI. 2
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR TO
BRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTIFUL
LUSTRE AT ONCE
Q ray hair, however handsome, de
notes advancing age. We all know tho
advantages of a youthful appearance.
your hair Is your charm. It makes or
mars the face. When It fades, turns
gray and looks streaked, just a few
applications of Sage Tea and Sulphur
enhances its appearance a hundred
fold.
Don't stay gray! Look younc!
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a GO-cent bot
tle of "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
compound',' which Is merely the old
time recipe Improved by the addition
of other ingredients. Thousands of
folks recommend this ready-to-uso
preparation, because it darkens the
hair beautifully, besides no one ca,n
possibly tell, as It darkens so natur-
uy sbu eveniy. xou moisten a
sponge or soft brush with It, drawing
this through the hair, taking ono
mall strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after an
other application or two, Its natural
color Is restored and It becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger,
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a delightful toilet requisite.
It la not Intended for the cure mltl-
g atloa or prevention of dlasase.Adr
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
In the Philipine Islands
for subscriptions to tho Liberty Loan
tcMilied to the presence of much
i available money In Manila. Bunks
and other agencies which have all
I lie funds which they can readily
make use of aro another testimonial
to the prosperity of tho islands.
There Is but one drawback to tho
general outlook prices for sugar
and copra in tho United States ara
such as to make It unprofitable to
pay the current trans-Pacific freight
rates. The chief concern Is felt as
to sugar. There arc upwards of
100,000 tons of low grade sugar from
the crop harvested last fall In the
sugar provinces, lying in warehouses.
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A large part of the sugar has here
tofore gone to China and Jnpun, but
conditions In China have practically
closed the market there. An un
usually large crop of Formosan sugar
has reduced the Japanese demand for
the Phillppluo product to a minimum.
Low grado sugar cannot command
good prices In the American markets,
hence the present rate on sugar to,
Louis
Man Suicides
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killed himself In his apartments this
morning.
He Is widely known as an amateur
sportsman and belonged to many of
the largest athletic clubs.
A telephone call early today at
Lamberts apartments was answered
by a maid. A woman asked the maid
to see how l.ambert was. The maid
then went to the room and found
him lying mortally wounded, with a
recolver by his side.
The Identity of the woman is un
known. Notice to Consumers
This will be notice that In order to
enable us to sell wood at normal
prices In the future, we find It neces
sary to sell for cash only, on and
after August 15th, 1917. Do not ask
for credit after August 15th.
W. E. 8EEHORN COMPANY.
By W. E. SEEHORN. 2-tf
It's simply good business to Insure
your hay. See Chllcote. 27
Little Testimonials of Earnestness)
Intended to Convince the Germans
I Sw VriJ ?'-'!' "y&fw9;v?.-rt l?sS'Yt'iT
nere are me sneus ana tne men
behind the .bell.. They are IMnch
boll, for tha riles of the battleship.
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Good
the Pacific Coast, which I $33 n
ton, makes Its shipment to tho U. S.
a losing proposition. However. It has
been thought that the dispatch of
the commandeered German vessel to
the United States by tho Philippine
government would offer enough avail
able cargo spuco to transport the
sugar. The government has assured
the sugar planters that their spare
needs would be met.
Nevertheless the government, In
order not to compvto with commercial
liners. Is making Its rates conform
as much us possible to commercial
rates. Hence tho rate on sugar must
be lowered or tho sugar men must
be prepured to pocket u considerable
loss by a sale, probably to Japan, In
order to clear their wnrchouscH to
make room for the new crop which
will begin to come In In November.
The situation as regards copra Is
much the same, though thcro are not
such enormous stocks of copra as of
sugar, and the copra dealers can hold
their crop for better prices.
;FFICK OK HKCRKTARY
OP llKD CltOSH OI'KXK
The office of the secretary of the
Klamath Chapter of tho Ited Cross
has been opened In the Domestic
Science building of the Central school
on Main street.
The secretary will bo found at tills
office on Thursdays and Saturdays of
euch week until further notice.
THE I. W. W. THREAT
AHAINST THE POOH
(Henry J. Allen In Wltchlta Beacon)
The Industrial Workers of the
World Bay that, If necessary they'll
see to It that there's no wheat crop
In this country this year.
The rich can get food whatever
happens. If It costs $10 a lout for
oread, the rich will easily get their
bread. So the threat of the I. V. W.
Is gainst the poor, against the com
mon man, woman and child of Amer
ica. evidently the Industrial Workers
or the World are Intent on helping
Germany win. They ore assisting the
most autrocratlc government on the
earth to extend Its rule over the
world.
ine industrial Workers of tho
World should migrate to (lormnuy
and do their fighting In tho open on
their own sldo.
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Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and N.w
York, greater than anything In the
Qermsn nsvy " n the
Meatless Fridays
I'OUTI.ANI). OOrcv. Aug. 8 Mmil..iirs .IhcIiIkiI Ihat the Willi should dt
Iris Fridays are now tho order at tho' Itn part In helping i-oiim.n.i (19 M
AHInclon Club, long considered tu lion's food, mo decided to ubntnla from
......I ntriuslve club In Portland. Al
a recent meeting, the board of direct
GETS AIRSHIP
ARRIVES YESTERDAY FROM THE
NORTH WITH lll'IIH ZEPPELIN
WHICH IS EXPECTED TO M UP
EVERY DAY.
Have you seen It? Well cheer up,
you wilt, because Its going to run
very day so (leorgo soys, and lleorge
knows because Its George's. Its too
big for his two pot bears and It looks
too much llko a house boat lo be the
Strahorn passonger coach which hn
claims It Is. so we'll have to wait nud
let the mster' work out Itself. It
seems more than likely though that
the odd shaped passenger truck which
Mr. Iletiti drove In from Portland
yesterday will bo used to carry the
men uho work In the mills on the
Upper Lake, buck and forth from the
city.
Tho new Innovation which Is nbout
twenty foet long by seven wide Is
ejulppod with tine upholstered leath
er seats and Is fixed lo carry thirty
pi'nicngers. . The Inside Is very
much llko an open air city street car.
It will probably he put Into service In
tie near future.
HAY INSURANCE
Cet a STANDARD policy In n
STANDARD company at STANDARD
rate, and you Mill have no trouble
when you have m lorn. Sea ChllcoO,
Oll.'l Main, or phone (Ml. 2
A veil rounded man carries fire,
life, accident ami health limuninrr
Ask Chllcote for rl. 27
SEWING MACHINES
Late model Rotary, "-drawer King
crs. Just like new, $35.00; 6-drawor,
long shuttle and White Hotnry. good
as new $30; 5-drnwer Singers, Whites
and New Homes, $20 and $25.
A lot of good drophcad machines,
fully guaranteed to please you, $10
to $15.
Box tops, $5 to $10.
Machines bought, sold, rented and
repaired.
EVANS & BAL1N
Hot Water for
Sick Headaches
Telia why everyone sheuld drink
hot water with phosphate
In it before breakfast
Headachn nf nnv trlnt I. ......j v..
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auto-lntoxlcatlon which means self-
i,aUUiu. nirer ana Dowel poisons
Called Illlna nbrf l al. ,..--.
through the lymph ducts, excite the
heart which pumps the blood so fast
that It congests In the smaller arter
ies and veins of the head, producing
vlnlnnt 1L..I.LK .
.vui, mruuuing pain and distress,
called headache. You become nerv
ous. dosnnnHn !! -....,-.
. r ,, .lv, interim ano
miserable, your meals sour and almost
nauseate you. Then you resort to ace-
nnlll - , ... . . .
.,.U, wtiirm or me Bromides which
temporarily relievo but do not rid
the blood of these Irritating toxins.
A glass of hot water with a tea-
BDOOnfull nf tlmnatnn. .1.. 1.-.- . ..
drank before breakfast for awhile,
" k uuiy wain mese poisons from
your system and cure you of head
ache, but Will M..n.. .... .
freshen the entire alimentary canal.
Ask your pharmacist for a quarter
pound of limestone phosphate. It la In.
expensive. harmia . ...... -- .
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most tasteless, except for a sourish
twinge which Is not unpleasant
you aren't feeling your best, If
tongue is coated or you wake up with
bad taste, fnni !,... . . "" . . .
... " - -- r oave coias,
Indigestion, biliousness, constipation
Phated hot water cure to rid your
system of toxins and poisons
. .'u1'" tre qu,ck e'ed
that those who continue to flush out
the stomach. iiv. . w .
GEORGE BIEHN
"- "weis every
E, !f ' lB,Tf.Uw r headache or
vi:i.i:niav, .uhnt , ,ttlT
Started in Portland
meat on hrldny n long n,. the bm.
for conservation exists.
HARVEST WORKERS
IMI.IFT lli:UYU
WASHINGTON. August K-pro,u
Ions to protect harvesting fromikort.
ni of labor due to (lie iiitiullluilot
of tho national army ban Wen
by the government In regulation mi
going out lo boards,
Men needed In fields In roup),
harvesting will bo permUinj t0
main at work until the need forth.
passed when they will Jnln thv cokn
Local boards, becatmn of fitr
knowledge of local crop conditio.,
will determine what men arc n
wary In this class.
BOARD oP EgUAI.IZATlOV
Notlc Is hereby given that Is
board of miuallsatlou of Ktiati
County will be In session at theno.
ly court room for thirty dayi, Itfr
nlng Monduy, Keptenilier 10, Hi;
All protests must be wrlittm icils
terrd during the first wcrk of tbt
clou. Haled August !, I!) 1 7.
aug-jr. J I' I.KKAuhmI
Tliere are ninny kind of latt
Bo ourr you get tho kind Hut
Hoe Clillrote. II
W. D. MILLER
tVmetit Contractor
Walks, floors, Foundations. C
crete Building Blocks, Klueti
Tiles. 233 8. Sixth St. I'honiMl
STOMACH
TORN
La-Ian Utjy Describes
Whick She Says Was Dull
CoMtipatio. and Tell si
Relief Obtained Frta
Blick-Draught.
Scoitsbunt, Ind. Mrs. Annie Jd
ol this place, writes: "I well r
I sullered lor a lone time with i
lion, which would eel me down. M
doctors' medicines and any nuaw
purgatives. They would leave at
worse condition than I was below
and my stomach so upset... I '
once I sulfered . . . from com
wai so ill we had lo have thed
to nervous and feverish. Tbe
said I would have lo quit i
stomach wm so had . . .
My husband was reading lJ
someininK aooui iiicuiui
UrauDht and brouclit me i j
Irv n nH It MoiilTirlv nl I rU
nun tn l.al lutM.r lhn I llHtdllSIS
occasionally. I was cured oltMl
stlpation and am sure lite uuo'
did ll." ,,
If fjniis alimfBh la nil! 01 I
will suiter from such disagree
lomt as headache, binousnm -lion,
etc., and unless someltuaf1
HilliUB UVUU1E III IV0W... LMm
Thrdlnrd's Rlaclc.UraUEM PI
found a valuable remedy WJ
Iroublea. II Is purely vet?-'
acts in a prompt and natural q
Ing to regulate Ihe liver sua"'
ine dowcis oi impunuc
Try Black-Draught.
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QREEN SLAB WOOOl
Best wood obtainable fortM
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