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AI)VKUTIISi:i) MAM, LINT
The following tincliilrncil mull mat.
tcr. advertised on Sciilcinlicr 22. will
be Bent to the Division of Dent Let-
tom, Soil Fi.'iiicIkio, on tlio Ctli of j
October. ,A ilinrKo t i! writ will
bo niailo on each letter ilollvcrctl from
thin Hat. In lulling plcaiio nay ad-
voi Used. W. A. DeUull, 1'. M.
Arnold, W. V.
DniKlioarH, Mrs. (!. Y
Dclley. Mrs. Colin
Donald, Mr.
Itnlley, Walter
Ilnll, VlrRlnla
Illinium, Mrs. John F.
' Harvey, Harry
Hurtii!, .1. I..
Irwin, Mm. Dan
JaRPtnann, MrB. W. A.
Jordan, ftdw.
Keel, Mrs. tana A.
Morrow, Joe
Mathews, J. K.
K. SUGARMAN
Yours For Victory Through Sacrifice and Faith
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Fall Clean-up for
City Is Suggested
Interested Citizen Suggests General In
spection of Dairies and all Places
Where Food and Drink are Man
ufactured or Handled Early
in Fall of Each Year
Klamath Fall, wltb tlto Idea or
banking In the sunlight of sanitation
and rendering tho city pleasing to thu
lye, has Inauguiatod a cttRtom o'
I'leanlng up every spring; u custom
most laudable In any community, and
which, wo trust, will bo maintained
Indefinitely. But why not, In vlow of
the conditions confronting us this
fall, enlarge upon tho custom to tho
extent of having a fall cloan-up of the
entire city, say about tho llrst Mon
I day In October? And In conjunction
with tho Konernl clean-up In the
HiirliiK and full, provide for n general
1 Inspection of our dairies and all
places wliero food of any description
and drinks are mauurnctuicd or ban
died for human consumption.
Tho city has n eiy comprehensive!
ordinance, which, If enforced, ospo.
dally limine luto summer nnd fall
vuuld uuiiieHtlouably reduce to a
minimum thu danger from typhoid
lever epidemics.
"Swat the Fly and Save tho Ilaby"
campaign and slogan, like the sanl-
any ordinance of tho city, apparently
has lapsed luto tho realm of forgotten
things preventive, to be revived, pos
jiuIj, ulcer the recurrence (but not
till thou, of course) of conditions that
dedicated Ita necessity and virtue in
the ilrst instance.
Let this city, while striving for a
place In tho sun, commercially, con
uuci uiong with its "city beautiful
campaign" each car, a salltutlon
campuign, nnd if the latter can be
promoted successfully In no other
way, offer prizes, stipulating that tho
capital prize goes to the city admin
intuition making the best record for
enforcing the cay's sanitation ordi
nances. CITIZEN.
IIOMIMJ I'KJKO.NH ARE
ItKAUV 1'OH SKKVICK
NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS
KLAMATH
Title Company
Successor to Weeks Abstract Co.
ABSTRACTERS
CONVEYANCERS
INSURANCE AGENTS
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND DEALERS
HOUSES TO RENT
BUSINESSES FOR SALE OR TRADE
TAXES OF ABSENTEES PAID
OUR FILES INCLUDE
All Records affecting Real Property
Delinquent, Taxes
All Real and Personal Property Liens
All Timber Holdings
All U. S. Government Lands open for Entry or Sale
List of State Lands for Sale
All Maps and Plats of County and City Property
Absentee Mailing List
Call ud See Us at 713 Main Street
Or Phone us for Prompt Information. PHONE 375
Klamath Title Company
-SPECIAL-
For ONE WEEK only we will sell the latest Klamath
County Map for 25 cents. Come and get one before
they are, all gone.
CM: V ISLAND, Ohio, Sept. 24 Tho
United States Is mobilizing its birds
of urt Two hundred homing plgeoii3
blllod to Fort Wood, N. J., hao left
here as the hist unit or 2, SOU birds to
bo transported to France.
They are going to bo used as mes
sengers on the lighting lino where
biurugo lire wipes out tho use ot
motorcycles, telephones and wireless,
Oregon Casslnier Suit Xew pat
tern ultli two iNi Irs iKiiitti, $20. At
K. K. K. Ktoro exclusively. 20-tf
Set rial desirable -10 and 80 ncrc
ti.u ts with Mmo alfalfa. 1'rlccs me
i cry low and income good. Soo Clill
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MEAT CAUSE OE
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WE EAT TOO MUCH MEAT, WHICH
CLOGS KIDNEYS, THEN THE
BACK HURT8
Most folks forget that the kidney?,
like the bowels, get sluggish nnd rlog
,ecl, and need a flushing occasionally
else wo have backache and dull misery
In the kidney region, sevore headaches,
rheumatic twinges, torpid liver, ncld
stomach, sleeplessness, and all sorts of
bladder disorders.
Yc.ti simply must keep your kidneys
aciivo and clean, and the moment you
foe! n ache or pain In the kidney
rreio.i, get about four ounces o( J 'id
Sail fiom any good drug store how.
iiKe (i tublospoonful In a glass ot wa
ter before breakfast for a few davs ami
yo-.i Lldneya will then act One. Trie
ft.Uiot. salts Ib mado irom the acli of
grapos and lemon Julae combined t'h
litbla, and Is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. It also neutralizes the acids
In the urlno so It no longer Irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders,
Jad Salts Is harmless; Inexpensive;
makes a delightful efforvescent llthla-
water drink which everybody sbould
take now and then to keep their kid
neys clean, thus avoiding serious complications.
A well known localdrugglst says be
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be
lieve In overcoming kidney trouble
while It Is only trouble. Adv.
Meheffrey, J. A.
Nyland, P. P. ,
Nordyce, Leslie (3)
1'ayno, J. M. ,
Powell, T. L.
Prescly, Miss May ,
Pretarl, Gulseppe
Itcctor, Hoy N. i
Kchovellng, Oeo. ,
Schmear, E. W. '
Bcott, Frank
piianahan, Charley
Shoppe, E. A.
finlth, Mrs. D. L.
Smith, P. L. '
Snyder, P. E.
Storey, Miss Helen (2) ,
Sullivan, Timothy Terence
Swanson, Elmer
Theodoropulos, Thedoron
Walker, J. B.
Walton, Sonny
Zan Candldo (2)
A policy tilth the Chilcote Agency
alua)H Mauds for safe Insarance. 10
i:i:poi:t op the coxditiox op the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
At Klamath Falls, In the State of Oregon, at the close of buiU
iieiB on September 11th, 1917
RESOURCES
1 a Loan;! and discounts' $674,263.30
2. Oterdrafts, unsecured 2,006.92
S. L K. ltoniN(other (linn Liberty
liomlHof UM7):
,. a U. S. bonds, deposited to se
eing circulation, par value $100,000.00
' b l S. bunds and certificates
of indebtedness pledged to ' ; t
secure II. S. depositn (par
value 10,000.00
f U. S. bonds and certificates of
Indebtedness owned un
pledged 35,000.00
Total U. S. Bonds (other '
than Liberty bonds)
and certificates of In
debtedness 145,000.00
0. a Liberty Loan Bonds, un
pledged ' 19,239.00
7. ItontN, securities etc.:
b Bonds other than U. S. bonds t
pledged to secure postal "
savings deposits 20,000.00 ,
c Bonds nnd securities pledged
as collateral for State, or - ft!r -
other deposits (postal ex- r1
eluded) or bills payable... 61,182.70 ''
e Securities other than U. S. i
bonds (not including
stock) owned unpledged.. 31,977.58
Total bonds, securities,
etc 113,160.28
9. Stock of Federal Reserve Bank
(50 per cent ot subscrip
tion) 3.500.00
10. Value of banking house 30,000.00
11 Furniture and fixtures 6,220,00
12. Real estnto owned other than
banking house 760.42
13. Lawful roferve with Federal
Rcseive Bank - ,-81,935.02
1 1. Items with Federal Reserve
bank In process of collec
tion (not available as
reserve) 2,203.01
l.. Cash in vault and net amounts
due from national banks. . 235,329.89
IS. Checks on other banks In the
in me city or town n3 re
porting bank 4,938.91
Total of Items 14. 15, 18 242,471.18
lfl. Chocks on bnnks locatod out-
side of city or town of re
porting bank and other
cash itcm3 3,494.51
20. Redemption fund with U. 8.
Treasurer and due from
II. S. Treasurer 5,000.00
Total ..." $1,327,051.32
LIABILITIES
22. Capital stock paid in $100,000.00
23. Surplus fund 17,000.00
2-i. a Undivided profits $12,485.83 . .
b Less current expenses, inter
est nnd taxes paid - 4,927.27 7,558.56
25. Amount reserved for taxes ac
crued ...- 1,738.60
27. Circulating notes outstanding. 100,000.00
29. Net amount duo to national
banks 5,180.98
30. Net amounts duo to banks and
bankers (other than In
cluded In 29) 29,765.64
Totals of Items 29, 30. . 34,946.52
Demand deposits subject to Re
serve (deposits payable
within 30 days):
31. Individual deposits subject to
check 671,308.58
32. Certificates of deposits due In
less than 30 days (other
than for money borrowed) 38,448.48
33. Certified checks 1,107.65
34. Cashier's chocks outstanding. 6,223.82
35 Stato, county or other municipal
deposits secured by pledge
ot assets of this bank. . . . 123080.46
Total demand deposits
subject to Reserve,
Items 31. 32, 33, 34 35 840,168.99' v-
Tinio deposit subject to Ro-
, serve (payable after 30
days, or subject to 30 days
or more notice) :
39.- -Certificates of deposit (other
than for money borrowed) 157.585.22
41.--Postal Bavlngs deposits - 13,969.82
Total of time deposits sub
ject to Reserve, Items 39,41 171,555.04
43. United States deposits (other
than postal savings), In-
cludtdng deposits ot U, S.
' disbursing officers 8,801,01
45, a Other bonds borrowed with
out furnishing collateral se
curity for same 46,282.70-
. .Total $1,327,051,32
Stnte of Oregon, v
County ot. Klamath. eg;
' I, Leslie Rogers, cashier ot the above-named bank, do sol.
emnly swear that the ubovo statement is true to the best ot my
knowledge and belief,
LESLIE ROOBRB, Cashier.
Correct Attest:
L. P. WILLITS,
JOHN M, MOORE,
A, M. COLLIER, Directors.
Subscribed and sworn to before me thta 21st day ot Sep
tember, 1917. ; BERTH. WITHROW, Notary Public.
lily commission expires December 7, 1920)
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Underwootb niarmry
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CLEAN CAR STOSAGK,
CENTER TOWN
MACHINE 9HOP IN CON
IN CONNECTION
KLAMATH MACHINE AND
REPAIR CO.
137 SfXTH STREET
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It Meets :
Railroad
Requirement
Comes op to and toast be
yond specifications (or rail
road watches, and to Us (a.
Tored watch of tks sujorlty
ot trainmen on all systems.
The Hamilton
It's a gentleman's watch
handsome, stylish, durable,
truthful. Upp carries a com.
plete line, in solid gold and
gold filled cases. Examine
them. Ton'll not be asked
to buy. ,
Frank M. Upp-
Jeweler
432 Mala Street i
OHclal S. P. Watch Inspector-
Get a started fire taaeace pottey
In a standard company. See Obit,
cote. ' m
PROFESSIONAL CAKOt
JOHN C. CLMHORN
Ceratyl
CMI1
DR J. H. CARTER
DENTIST
OmCaVftOOMS 7 and
WHITE BUILDINfJ
City ft County Abstract Co.
ARTHTJF R. WILSON
(17 Malm St.
ABSTRACTS, LOANS MUM
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DR. P. R, OODDARD
Osteopathic PhyskJasi
Sates fill, Lt.ar.
(over K. K. K. Store)
(The only Osteopathic Fhysl
ctaa and Surgeon in Klamath
rails.)
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Fill your "sweet tooth" .with
our delicious home mado can
dies. Only the purest pasteur.
tsed milk and cream used in
our ice cream and candles.
480 MAIN STREET
LEGAL NOTICES
(Equity No. BOO, for Decree ot Dt
Torce)
In the Circuit Court ot the Stato of
Oregon, for tho County of Klam
ath. Kate Taylor,, PlalnUS,
TS.
William Taylor, Defendant
To William Taylor, the above-named
Defendant: -
In the name ot the State of Oregon.
you are hereby required to appear and
answer the complaint tiled against
you in mo anora vuwiiva uit, a or
before tho SOth day ot October,
1917, that being the day of the .last
publication of summons', and" tbs last
day within, which 70U are required to
answer, as fixed by tho order of pub
lication of this summons. If you fall
to appear and answer, tho plaintiff
will apply to the Court for the relist
demanded In said' complaint. 'Said
suit Is brought to secure dissolution
ot tho bonds of matrimony eswtlmg
between yourself and plaiatlf .
This summons' Is pnWlehed In the
Evening Herald, a dally: newapaper
printed and published at. Klamath
rails, Oregon, by order of Honorable
D. V. KuykeudaU. Judge ot Said
Court, and dated September 17, illTs
tho first publtoatlon to ho mad on
tho 17th day ot September, 1117. and
tho last publication thereof on tho
80th day ot October, 1117.
0. r. STONE.
Attorney for Plaintlt.
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