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THURSDAY, AUGUST M, 117
BenWsOujiedAdvs.
, FOR SALE
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FORJ SALE Nice Astrakan apples,
Md 111 annlea. Enquire at
Lasvitts, Conger ate. 5-6t
OOOD LUMBER WAGON for aale
cheap. Inquire 1017 Main. 2X-5t
FOR, .SALE One, team of light
,jfrai noma, aprlag aackand har-
m Terr cheap. Call at 52 Mala
at. after C:30 p. m. 20-Ct
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rOR'RENT Furnlihed room. The
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CkUrmont.
18-6t
FOR SALE Good milch cow. la
quir of 8. P. Co., section house.;
174t
FOR SALE OR TRADE for Klam
ath; Falls city (property; prices
reasonable. One cow, 1 heifer, 2
large all araaad work atarea with
weaning mules; 1 large mule com
ing 3 years old; all around farm wa
ge almost new; 1 set heavy har
ness; 1 walking plow; 1 harrow.
Inquire of Albert Barrett, on what
MrkMwa a Old Poor Farm, one
lie from Klamath Falls. 20-6t
FOR RENT
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FOR,, RENT Furnished room, 497
N. Third street. Phone 114-J. 22-2
FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the
Oregon Rouse, 627 Klamath ave.
ma'
HELP WANTED
.
WANTED Several teams to haul
' lumber from mill near Fort Klam.
atato Chitoquln, at $4 per thousand
feet. See Marion Nine at Hotel Hall
or laquire at Wocus Bay Lumber
eompaar at Fort Klamath. Job will
last until winter sets in. 22-6f
..f
WANTED Several teams to haul
lumber from mill near Fort Klam
ath to Chitoquln, at 4 per thousand
feet See Marlon Nine at Hotel Hall
or laquire at Wocus Bay Lumber
company at Fort' Klamath. Job will
last until winter sets in. 22-6t -
WANTED A middle-aged woman as
nurse for two children,
at First National bank.
Enquire
22-tf
WANTED Woman to do housework.
Enquire First National Bank. 22-tf
.WANTED Several teams to haul
lumber from mill near Fort Klam
atk to Cbltoqula; at $4 per thousand
feet See Marion Nine at Hotel Hall
or laquire at Wocus Bay Lumber
company at Fort Klamath. Job will
last uatll winter sets In., 22-6t
LOST AND FOUND
FOCND-gaddle, on road between
Oiene'and this city. Call at O K
barn,' BUth street. 23-8t
WE HAVE some exceptional bargains
In used cars, and believe that in
-taajlsf below you will And what you
Ika MriM
wut,
Hudeoa Super Six, 7 pass. ..,11,100
.Packard 1911, 5 pass, 4 cyl . . 600
, Packard 1913, 5 pass. 6 cyl . . 900
Chaliners 5 pass. 6 cyl 600
Franltlia,'7 pass. 6 cyl 900
Bulck.,7 pass. 6 cyl 850
Auburn, 6 pass. 6 cyl 400
Cadillac, 2 pass. 4 cyl 400
rt,Ca4,l,lUc, 6 pass. 4 cyl '.. 425
Terms At above prices, or 10 per
cent.dUcount for all cash.
Aa a, special offer for this week: we
will refund round trip railroad fare
'to- aayone purchasing one of the
above.
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4Vf,.N. 77 1.' b. o. f
gsMa rrl(Ur.rfhtv''F. B., Bremer,
npm, , HJWWJWP.. Mwettry.
.wanaa juicampmcai no, 40, 1, o,
O. F,, amis Tuesday night, R. A.
wpayttq. P., L. J. Bean, Scribe.
ara taa staadard.
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Ma ifl? jrfz.Vf'.T' . H"r iaw "im mose
Caasiawra SulU for 111. at
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KlintlfMlT New
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SPRING LAKE .NEWS
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SPRING LAKE, Aug. 23. Many
of the farmers here are commencing
to cut their grain.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cheyne visit
ed Crater Lake last week.
Frank Stewart has returned with
bis family from the Lake of the
Woods where they have been in
quest of huckleberries. They brought
home between thirty and forty gal
lons.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schreiner, Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Turner and Misses
Louise and Ruby Schreiner have i
tuned from a two weeks' camping
trip. They visited Crater Lake, Cher
ry Creek and the Lake of the Woods
Lester Schreiner, who Joined -the
uavy some time-ago. is here on. a ten
days' furlough, visiting his parents.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Schreiner.
WEALTHY EVADE
INCOME TAXES
ILLINOIS SENATOR AFFIRMS
THAT VAST AMOUNTS HAVE
BEEN SWINDLED FROM GOV
ERNMENT BY EVASION
WASHINGTON, D.D C. Aug. 23.-
Charges that the government has
been defrauded of $300 000,000 of
Income taxes evaded by the wealthy
citizens of the United States, were
made in the senate by Senator Lewis
of Illinois.
Lewis declared that the treasury
department had 'proofs to substanti
ate this assertion.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Notice Is hereby given that the
board of equalisation of Klamath
County will be la session at the coun
ty court room for thirty days, begin
ning Monday, September 10, 1917.
All protests must be written and en
tered during the first week of the ses
sion. Dated August 6, 1917.
aug25 J. P. LEE Assessor.
Get a standard are .imwraajce pol
icy la a standard company at stand
ard rate, and job will liave no trou
ble la adjusting the loss.. See C101
rota, 1
SAFETY FIRST AUTO SEMICE
CITY aad COUNTRY DRIVING
Phone "The Smoke" 175
Rasideace aboae, 230 X
A. I. POWELL
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
William Fox Presents
"A DAUGHTER OF THE GODS"
Starring Annette Kellermana
THE PICTURE BEAUTIFUL
August 22 aad 28
STAR THIATII
Triangle Fine Arts Presents
Bessie Love la
"A CHEERFUL GIVER"
i
An inspiring play of childhood, full
of vivid dramatic moments.
THE GLADSTONE SISTERS
la New Songs and Dances, and
CHAS. FESIA
and His Jazx Orchestra
TEMPLE THIATII
' Bryut Washburn ta
"FILLING HIS OWN SHOES!'
A highly amusing comedy drama ol
n American shoe clerk's adventures
In a Turkish Harem
Hearst Patlie News
Latest War Pictures
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
MERRILL OPERA HOUIJ
MOTION nOTOBM
TUESDAY! AND SATURDAYS
atevrtsi, 0(fa
.THE EVENING
Queen Wilhelmina's Palace In
Amsterdam Guarded in Food Riots
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Since Dutch ships engaged in car
rying food to Holland have been held
up by the refusal of the British gov
Red Cross Mission
Entertained In Japan
TOKIO, Aug. 23. Cordiality and
sympathy marked the luncheon given
by the Japan Red Cross Society to the
American Red Cross Mission, which
was on its way to Russia.
The American mission, of 'which
Dr. Frank Billings Is chairman, was
met on its arrival In Japan by a large
delegation of Japanese workers, In
cluding, Baron Ishlguro, the president
of the society, and many others.
Baron Ishlguro made an interest
ing address at the luncheon. He
Famous Russian Woman
Joins Ranks Of Fighters
PKTROGRAD, Aug. 23. Marya
Spibldonovo, famous from the revolu
tion of 1905, has Joined the ranks of
women champions of "war till vic
tory." Mile Splrldonovo, a 19-year-
old student at a secondary school,
was so horrified by the flogging of
Tamboff peasants by Assistant Gov
ernor Luzhenowsky that she shot the
oppressor dead. She was arrested,
dragged from place to place In a cat
tie truck, and tortured. The gen
darme officer who acted as jailer
stripped her naked and held burning
matches against her skin. Her case
provoked International protests.
Mile. Splrldonovo has been in "ka-j
torga," the most terrible form of!
Potato Riots
Disturbing Holland
(Correspondence of Associated Press) ( tho result was that the home market,
ma njuun, jmy a, -rue pota. .
iu nuts i Auisieruam ana uotter-1
uuiu mis wonm nave given tlio Dutch
government one of the most severe
Jolts It has experienced.
The trouble began with a request
on the part of Germany that the ex
port of new potatoes should be per
mitted immediately they began to
reach the market. As It was backed
up by the Intimation that only thus
sould be obviated a reduction of the
ration of German coal of 350,000 '
was a montn, on which the country
ind Its Industries so vitally deneml.
.be minister of agriculture, F. E.
'osthuma, gave way.
The standing agreement provided
that 12,000 tons of potatoes must be
jeuvered to Great Britain before any
further export to Germany and as1 on
the British authorities Insisted on tho 'niies ui.ir.h iiii.... u .. "..'!"
trlct fulfillment of this obllgatlon,hc, owing to shipment delays, the
HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
ernment to pass them there have
been serious food riots in Amsterdam
and other Holland cities. This pho
A
voiced Japanese appreciation of the
warmth of the reception accorded In
the Uptted States to Japanese Red
Cross missions on their way to Eu
rope, and added:
"The emblem of the Red Cross has
wiped out all the boundaries of stato
as well as the distinction of races.
Co-operation In this human work, as'
a matter of nature, cannot be other
wise man in aeep sympathy with each
ether. I feel, therefore, as if I meet
old friends here today."
, penal prison, and spent three years In
chains. After her release by the
j revolution, she lay 111 In Tchlt East
Siberia, the inhabitants of which In
vited her to become a candidate for
election as mayor. On her way home
to Europe, thousands of Siberians met
and acclaimed her at the railroad
station, and she. replied by begging
tne men to fight for liberty, and beg
fclug the womon to Incite thoTr hus-l
hands to battle. j
Speaking at Drask. she told desert-!
er soldiers that America's entry into'
tr.c war should make them blush with
shame, as American liberatlonlst son.!
tlment had been a powerful factor In '
ner favor.
Are
"' io or inree weeks preceding the
ivm or me new crop in any quan-
iy, was oerett of its supplies of tho
old, and was practically bare,
Finding themselves suddenly de
prived of such a conspicuous item In
their dally menu, mobs of indignant
Housewives at 'Amsterdam and Rot
'terdam raided any boats or waeona
containing potatoes they could get at,
and apparently managed to plunder a
certain amount destined for ra
Britain, though they neither knew
r tared where the food was bound
Indeed, there was no suggestion what
ever of the riots being of an anti
British character.
Tho British authorities were the
more displeased with the course
things had taken as seeming to throw
thm n. i . ... ...
EZ3BS53RSRnZ&2!r!&X
tograph shows soldiers with their
guns guarding the palare of Queen
Wllhelr.ilna.
frontier seems to havo been opened,
for exports to Germany a Utile while'
before the Brltlsch supply had netu-l
ally left the country, and London ap.j
pnrently has made Its displeasure iiu-l
pleasantly plain to the Netherlands
go eminent.
The market Is now Hooded with po.
tntoes of the new crop, which, besides
supplying home needs. Is expected to
permit of the export of 2i,000 tons
each to the United Kingdom and Ger
many. -
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS
4 Furnished by City
and County
Abstract Comnnnv
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The Klamath
Development corn-
'""' lo ' - ueunaine, warranty
pony to F. C. DeChnlne.
ueea- lot block 1, Pelican City.
sneriir to William Wood, sheriff's
deed, lot 8, block 13, First Addition
to Bonanza.
George F. Owlngs et ux to Allen
Peery, warranty deed, SV6 SE V.
ifec. 23; NW4 NE4. sec. 26, all In
40-10.
Get a Royal
K. K. K. Store.
Tailored Suit
at the
It
"i August 21, 1917.
TO THE PUBLIC: - t'- v-?
We wish to anaounco that on and nfter September
1. 1917, the W. P. Johnson company, fiir, Main street,
will do a goncral real estuto business.
When you wish to buy, sell or exchange city or
country property, wo will bo glad to act as your agent,
and feel that with our wide acquaintance;, knowledge of
local conditions and fine office equipment, wo nro In a
position to serve you well.
We are, Very respectfully yours
,W. P. JOHNSON company;
JOEL T. WARD, Sales Manager.
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BecattMofiucon otitTfTlK mi fjr$SusffiJiL 1
tmuou. chain of flgfSa4L3aV f fiWfiSSwXll
Crown gives you W. Wmf J3JI llife'WJ
more bMu to the Jf M 7 1 9MiEP II
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VAUR .Ml'ST III? t'SKl
IN imiXKI.Vd TEA
LONDON. AtlK. 2;i. "Has It boon
nullred that hIiuo tlm mitl trxntltin
imoih nnil vliiio iiUoliollo lliiuir lump
lo n mihIhIiIiir iiolnl, int'ii Invito ono
another to nip of Ion ami Ki't tHltu
loorlsh ovor tholr imtatloim?" uiiUii
tlio Hally i:prosH.
"Vosturilay aftornoou an actur wli
Ix 'totlliK' confoHied that ho liait on.
snnietl nlno flips nf Ion hIiico lnoak-
fat lime. Thoy had ftTtitimj"
rliniignl hU condition, Ho was toril
lily roiilrss. JlllttorhiK oyos, rapid,
iionsciihlcal Miliimlnuus talk, I.IkIi
toiuiiiratiiro, an uncertain tompor, u
r.urtiiniltiR pnlflo, Imniln uoriimly
clchclicc! nil iIiomo nro tlio hIkim nnil
tokens of ton ilriinkoimetis.'
Auto itprliiKN mnilo and repaired by
tlio Klamnth Auto SprliiRH Works.
None bettor. Ak the garngo mail.
It Klamath Auto SprlngM Works
Mr. Oron E. lino U now connortitl
nlth the Chllcoto Agency, nnil will ho
Kind to give you Information rela
tive to Insurnnre nt any time, t'nll
nt WI3 Main Mrret, or Jiono Oil. 10
Celebrated Dry
K. K. K. Store.
Kox
Hhoos ut tlio
It
High Heels Put
Corns on Toes
Who eareaf Corns or calluses
lift off without any pain.
, , t . i 1 1 1 1 1
HecaiiHu style
llll'
decreet
that women croud and
buckle up their tender
toes In IiIkIi heeled foot
wear, they suffer from
roniH, then they cut and
trim nt Hioho painful
pests which merely uinktM
tho com glow hard. This
suicidal habit mny rnusn
lockjaw, and women am
warned to stop It.
A few drops of frcozone
uiiiuieu oirecuy upon n
sore corn or tender en!
Ins gives quick relief and
wun mo enure corn or
rnllus. root and all, lifts
off without pain. Ask the
drug store man for n tiny
bottle of froozone, which
costs but a few rents, hut
Is snlllciont to remove every hard or
soft corn or cnlluo from one's feet.
Freozono dries In n moment, and
simply shrivels up tho corn or callus
without oven Irritating tho surround
ing skin.
Women! Keep n bottle of frcozone
handy on the dresser, nnd never lot a
corn acho twice. Adv.
i
TIII'ltNIKW, AYUVHT 3.1, )9(y
When you have spring IrnubUuT. ;
It lo Ihe Klamath Auto .!.
Works. Tlioio nro no ninntmiro,.!?!
II I. I .11. A..,.. ... . . "I if
"" ,r"' WorU, '
flillMite tan tlml you n uxi (,o,
In Hie rlljr or count ry. jj
BE PlfYliN
GRAY HAIR DARK
THV (ill ANHMOTHCH'H ni.) p.
VtmiTE RECIPE OK n.k m
AMI Hlll.Plllllt M
Almost everyone knows that 8ai,
Tea anil Sulphur, properly cmiipomj.
od, brings back tlio natural color ui
lustre to the hair when faded, im
or streaked. Your ago the only t;
to get this mixture was to itinke tttt
home, which Is inussy anil trouble
sumo. Nowadays, by iimKIhk t
drug store for "Wycth'M Rhk(. and 8aL
phur ComiMtuiid." you will Ret a Urn
botllo of this fanioiiK old recti g.
proved by the addition of other li
grvdlimts, for about Ml rents.
Don't stay gray! Try It! N0Mt
can possitiiy tell that you darknri
your hair, as It does It so iiatu'rally
nnd evenly. You dampen a uponiior
Moft bruih with It, nnd draw tbtt
through your hair, taking oneimitlj
it rami at n time; by mornliiR the pi;
hnlr dUiippourK, nnd lifter iiuothtras.
plication or two, your hair uccobm
beautifully dark, glosiy nnd attract
ho.
Wyetli's Sni:n nnd Sulphur Coa.
pound Is n delightful toilet rebuilt
for I bote Mho desire dark hair and i
vouthftil appearance. It Is not u-tcnileil-
for tho cum, mltlKutlon
tirovniitlon of disease. Adv.
Tfou like
f (your meat
II cooked II
m v iwniguri
v.
irWhy notVi
1 Uour tobaccoy I
strmJ
f the reaJ Biivlgr, 1
lycigarette
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