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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREflQN
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MA (ioME RIFLES and
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'ive you
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hinJ oprraltd ttftattt or tht iiutoloaam model) uill take care of
my kind of gsme found'on this coniiiicni. 1 lamHiJ easily
ii i comfortable Co arty si to lioot i free from uVluate
tuttt and complication!.
In ammunition Remington UMt, Metallic will r
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rrsultt enouwi pwrr i uiwi.wy .uim nunc, mi ,
nJ models lor every Kina 01 sporting arm in mc worm.
Sold by Sporting Good Dralrr In Your Community
CtnnnJoHytmttn ilh REM Oil., tl tomtinjtion
PawJtt Silrtnl, Lyhncunl and Kuil 1'itttnlitt
TUB HIIMINOTON ASMS UNION MlfTAI I IC CABTPIpr.ll CO , tar.
Ltm JUNlArtMfl f M,,! emj ,4pftiff. ,n it It'ttlJ
WmImmIi BulUinc, N. Ywk
HUI1H lU Hull's
l.N THREE WEEKS
ATLANTIC I'OHT, Aug, 8
(Jni) (iormun submarine during
three weeks ending July 19th
mi 1 1 It vessels uKicri'KutlnK alxty
lliniimiiiil tutiH mill Ih Ht 111 after
morn according to a report
lirotiKlit by llnroli) HunKcn bf
Detroit, ii member of tho crow
of (Mill Of till) llllH'lPOn MtllpM said
tint submarine commander gave
him tlio Inrortnation.
American Nurses in France
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Find Photos of Themselves in
Newspapers ot That Country
feel fresh
Hand fit
CONOMICS
HAWAII'S EX-QUEEN
IS LOYAL TO D. S.
Flies "Old Glory" Over Her Home in
Sandwich Island and Otherwise
Manifests Friendship
IEE
TO BE STUDIED
MiMHTMENT OF WOMAN'S LI
IIUAIIV CLUH WILL HTUDV THE
Mi.THOItB OK CANNING AM)
IHtYINU.
The Home Kconomlc Department
of tho Women'' Library Club will
Klvo u dcmoiiHtratlon or preserving
foods by cunning, drying; and similar
ini'tlioilB at tho club rooms Friday
ut 2:30 p. m.
Mrs. Fniiiilo Virgil, u graduato or
tho O. A. C, will Klvo the demonstra
tion. Tho club feel especially for
tunato In having Miss Virgil's service
a h she Is fumlllur with local condi
tions and ran make use of the ma
terial at hand.
"It behooves every woman In the
country to consorvo our resources
said u club member today. "The
spoiling of food by Improper cook
ing and kindred waits should be
avoided. Tho home economics de
partment proposes to study out how
this can be done and hopes for the
cooperation of all housewives.."
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HONOLULU, Hawaii, Aug. 8 Kx. during which time Captain Dominls
q,cn Llllnokalanl of tho Hawaiian )'"' '..rk nml forth to China
M lirlnglng with him sundry material
Ulnnds. has shown groat loyally to UtMA ,h ,llllrilclloll , ,, ,r
the Star and Stripes allien I'lesldent J j isi, when ho was lout, v.os to
Wllnon signed tho Declaration of Wnr.iuix) lirouglit his furnlHliliiKs. The
against (iermiiny. Tho ix-iiren has nuinn WiisliliiKton I'l.icn wiik given to
nlnys been loyal to tho Uulti'd it by tho Auiurlciiu tommlsHloner at
Htalfi. Slnte lh'J3 sho has resided that time, Mr. Tun K(K mid rondrm.
In Washington I'laro, whlih was the ml by the KIiik
Inline of hor husbiilid, tlu prince ion.
sort Dominls, who died ul tho begin
ning of her reign In IStU. Immedi
ately nfter tho declaration of war, the
iUccn lulled her I'hninliorlnlii, Co.
Curtis P. Yuiiken, now Kecrelnry or
the Territory under appolniiiioul by
IIKill COST OK
ItlDIDNtJ l.NCIti:.HI-X
An olllilul of the Sciitliern I'uclllo
Hallway nan that (lie Increase In the
tout of n locoinollVK. over what It vvus
rresldvnl Wilson, and reiiuosted that t,, )earn hko, would buy n tOO-ncre
an American ling bo rained over her limn nt 1 2 r, an mm, build u $r,,000
lifiinn hmiii'iil nf i tin i iiutiiiniirv I la- i iuIiIiiih mi It. nrovldo for $2,500
wnll.'in flag. This was the first tluiu worth of farm Implements and farm
an Amorlcnn flag had over floated machinery, 2f, dniry rows nl f'fi each,
above Washington Place. Tho homo
w.is named In honor of Oeorgo Wash
ington when It was erected In 1K4K.
The name Washington Plate, was of.
flclally recorded by tho King or Ha
waii or that porlod, Kamrhnmchii 111.
The building was deslgnod and
erected by a Captain Isaac H, Hartby
trade an architect and biilldoi for
Captain J. Dominls during tho foitles.
It took several years for construction
$700 for teams nnd wagons, a $1,C00
iiiitomoblln and still leave $150 for
Incidentals.
Let tho people rule!
PUBLICITY WRITER
VISITSKLAMATH
lAI'LCT THAT KLAMATH FALLS
AM) COUXTV WILL UK .THE
i.l.i:it THUOCOH THK .VISIT
OK XOTKI) XKWHI'AI'KB MAN
You can feel One all umatar and avoid the depression which la so
often caused by an inactive liver and the resultant atomach and
bowel troubles, by uilng Krai's Little Liver Pills. They act as a
mild laxative and at the same time tone up the bowels and increase
the activity of the liver. Price 25c.
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KLAMATH FALLS OREGON to
WHERE PARTICULAR PCOPLC
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DERLI.V INCOME
TAX INCREASES
AMSTERDAM. Aug. 8 According
to Berlin advices the final result of
the State Income tax assessment for
Berlin in the taxation, year of 1917
shows a total of 48,000,000 marks,
or an increase of 3,500,000 over the
1916 assessment. Taxpayers with In.
comes of over 3,000 marks number
64.630 or 9,344 more than In 1916.
The average Income of skilled muni
tlon workers at the present time is
from 6,000 to 6,000 and, In many
cases, 7,000 marks.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
JOHN O. CLBGHOKN
Cotuty Barrsjfwr
ttvU Engineer
Dr. Earl Morrow Is
Again in France
3 V,
Dr. Earl V. Morrow has arrived In the medical work In Belgium In te
France, according to a cablegram re
ceived by bis father, Dr. J. W. Mor
row, of Portland. Dr. Morrow Is now
on bis way to the base hospitals In
France, it Is supposed. He was re
cently promoted to the rank cf cap
tain according to a letter recently re
ceived by bis father.
Captain Morrow spent some time In
riir nart of the war. In recognl
tlon of his efforts, he was knighted
by King Albert of Belgium. . He Is
now a captain In the United States
army medical corps.
Dr. Morrow is well known in this
city, where he practiced for some
time as a partner of Dr. R. R. Hamilton.
ii:i:hli:ss daxci:
On Wednesday evening a dance will
bo given at the P.ivlllon. Special mu
sic, by the Peerless orchestra. Danc
ing no cents for tho evening. 0-3t
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HelpingFarmersWithThelrGraiii
The Federal Reserve Banking SvHtom estnbltohed
by tho government stands b& o tho farmer
from tho time ho breaks ground till his crop Is
harvested. 8poclal facilities arc provided for
carrying grain in cluvator.
Ths vast funds of tho Federal Roscrvo Dank.
tng System are available only for lcp,it!.-ns.c farm
ing and business needs, nnd in soma
tonW paper is given prclcrcaco over ma
chants' paper
. If you are not already ono cf cur deters
drop in and let us tell you hew U3 x-n
helps you. ,
In the arrival last evening of Phil
Norton, u noted publicity writer,
Klamath Falls Ih believed to be for
tuuuto. Mr. Norton accompanied by
his wife Is making a tour of the prin
cipal points of Interest on the Coast
and at the solicitation of Vice Precl-
dent A. K. O. McCormick of the Sou
thern Pacific and of T. D. Slaven of
the Sacramento Union, he has made
a trip In here to add material for
his pon.
Mr. Norton will bo here but a short
time, but arrangements have been
made, to show him as much as pos
sible of tho Industrial side as well
us tho agricultural and scenic re
sources of the county, while here.
H will visit Crater Lake at the
conclusion of his stay here and go on
to Portland by the way of Medford.
Drought Threatens
Hawaii's Sugar Crop
RELATIVES VISIT JOHN FARNELL
Mr. and Mrs. John R. Graham and
son of Merced are in the city tor a
briof visit with Mrs. Graham's father
U. S. Denuty Marshall John Farnell
. Mr, Graham who is in the ice and
fuel business In Merced, is a member
of the California State Road Commis-
elon and has been making a trip of
lnsnectlon of roads in the northern
part of California. The party will
visit Crater Lake and other points of
Interest thru Oregon and go as far
as Portland before returning.
OKIIMAN SUCCESSES
CIKT THEM NOTHING
DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OFFICE, ROOMS 7 an
WHITE BUILDINQ
HONOLULU, Hawalia, Aug. 8
Lack or rainfall is causing grave ap
prehension among the sugar men of
Hawati, who fear that unless weather
conditions materially change In the
near future, the 1919 crop of sugar
will fall far below normal.
For months there has been very
little rain in the cane districts, par
ticularly on the Island of Hawaii, and
the cnr.e Is showing the effect. The
1917 crop is so far advanced that it
will not be Injured, and the 1918
Have a new and modern
room house on pavement. Win sell
on easy terms or will take good vacant
lot or small house as part payment.
See Chllcote. 27
Urge tract of level, fertile home
stead land. Will locate settlers at
reasonable rates. Address Chas.
Graves, 203 Washington street, Klam
ath Falls, Oregon. lJ-lm
Alfalfa ie King, and it grows well
la Klamath. Ask Chllcote to show
yon some good alfalfa ranches. 27
LEGAL NOTICES
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Samenons
(No. 901 Equity)
In the Circuit Court, In and for the
County of Klamath and State of
Oregon.
Nettle O. Shanks, Plaintiff,
vs.
Frank Titus Shanks. Defendant
To Frank Titus Shanks. Defendant
fiAvst tiejmewl
In the nasae ot the State oLOregen: I
You are hereby required to appear i
and answer to the complaint filed
against you in the above entitled suit
on or before the 31st day of August,
1917, that being the last day of the
time prescribed In the order for publi
cation of this summons, and If you
fall so to appear, plead, answer, de
mur, or otherwise move, for want
thereof, plaintiff will apply to the
court for the relief prayed for in bis
complaint, to-wlt:
For a decree dissolving the bonds
of matrimony now existing between
the plaintiff and defendant, upon the
grounds of desertion for more than
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHUF R. WILSON
517 Main St.
ABSTRACTS, LOANS AND
S per cent Money for
INSURANCE
DR P. R. GODDARD
OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Salts 219, 1. O. O. F. Temple
Remember- Examination and eon
saltation is free at yoar bease, er
In theoflce.
Farther I nee the portable
folding steel table for borne treat
ment. This inanres taw home
treatment to be eqnal to any given
in the oCsce and the price is the
Phone 821.
Residence pboae SfieVR.
Many Books Are
crop la fairly safe. But the newly
planted 1919 crop Is said to be suf
fering severely.
On all of the Islands the precipita
tion bar been extremely light since
i.m v intA.. rolna atnntiAd. snd they
were much less In volume than theKne y jut pait immediately pre-
.t.- .....1 k.l ti. ,h. VAK-I .. .. m- ....,.
normal, luo reauii inu. i ,i .
ervolra are being rapidly emptied.
Even In Honolulu warning has been
issued by the superintendent of water
works that householders must go slow
on the precious fluid or face a water
famine before long.
Sent (or Soldiers
PORTLAND, Ore., Aug. 8 Over
1,000 books have been received at
the Portland library from residents
In various parts ot Oregon tor the
use of men enlisted In the United
States army and navy. The Portland
library has become a clearing house
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 8 During the
patriotic celebration In the German
relchBtag, Deputy Lorlnghoven, re
viewed the three years of the war,
Is quoted by Vorwaerta as saying:
"if. nevertheless, these unexam
ined German successes, which in earl-
ter times would long ago have
brought peace, have not carried us
any further, It Is because the general
world nollttcal and economical situa
Hon oneratea only In favor ot our
enemies who have been able to enlist
help from their ever-growing number
of allies. This aid baa enabled them
to carry on the war until the present
day and so It has come about tbat our
soldiers have been cheated out of the
fruits of tbelr victories."
for the state for gathering the books
and will forward them to the mobili
sation camps soon.
In each book sent out la a plate
saying It was given by clttiens of
Oregon, with a reminder to handle
It carefully and give the next man a
chance to read It.
ceding the filing of the complaint
herein.
This summons Is served upon yon,
the said defendant, by publication
thereof In the Evening Herald, a pub
lie newspaper of general circulation,
printed and published at Klamath
Falls, Oregon, once a week for six
successive weeks (seven insertions),
the first publication being made July
18. 1917. and the last publication
August 89, 1917, by order of Marlon
Hanks. County Judge of Klamath
County. Oregon, acting In the place
and stead of D. V. Kuykendall, Judge
ot the Circuit Court of Klamath Coun
ty. Oreaon. there being no circuit
Judge within the Judicial district on
the date of this order, which said or
der was made, entered, dated and
filed In this suit July 17, 1917.
RENNER ft KENT,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff.
Residence and poitofflce address,
Klamath Falls, Oregon.
18-25-1-8-15-22-29
Course in "War Bread"
at Summer School
m..mts -- A..- O TaasAns UHnlfrAfi Krr In ft COUTH OH (OOd
In making "war bread" from poU. economy. Pupils were given practical
:" .-.. u . k.. .iM .n,t demonstrations of war tune food ear-
squash wars given at the University lag and allowed to try out their re-
of Oregon summer school oy miss t ceipis o ,
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