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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 2, 1917)
I ''VA W : .- ,-g.f ,!- .? ft '. 5 BMaATt!jovKiwm.wy Velhh Federal District Report Conditions Good .iN FltANCIBCO, Nor. 3. Bank I". ... , ith ffadaral ra- Strict, Instead of being ad- , affected by urn iinany w-u. . .L...I advnnca over the cor- 53,M period last year, accord- a1"" . . ... nn hnatnniti Con- flat Steiei""" " ,u.d l.a by the District uJn bnk- The statement reporta ZitUi labor conditions, dui a iu - .tleu lurni uu.w. .. uimun pack, reported prevl- I .... ..m other aourcea aa gener- BW ,..- - .--.-. 11"" . ... .., n aiinia tha' r total. Bimu -w -. -. un, in pan, u . . .. .,nH Liberty Loan haa had -U- .... -. i ntr of the stago uurins ww . ..h.rrintioni to the first Liber. ,wtloil June lMh, and the laat Btnti were m00 uiu" "" Kjuently the pressure upon -w. K-iimn of wiwarawaia n " .. . . Mwinn occasioned oy ine nrn . ...id .unear within thla period. M timid bankN feared great rertue. , f resources. The loana, now- , of the national banka in toe i.w Murve cltlea or mia aismci, mw an Inernwo of only ft 7.900.000 i June SO to September li, wniie THE EVENINO HERALD KLAMATH FALH. MOOM -iilC--Sait3 ii i - a li -- - m Rulers ot the Two Lost Tribis of Israel deposit Incroaied 132,300,000. Dur Ing the year, Boptamber 12, 1910, to Beptumber 11, 1917, deposits In the atno banka Incroaied 180,000,000, ranging from Incruaio of 11.7 pnr cent In tan Angolas to 24.2 por emit In Benttlo. Whllo ooraptate reportH of atate bnnks nro not avallablo, thoae publUhod Indicate a almllar trend. "Strikes have hampered the lum ber Industry, but output has again reached 75 par cent of normal, Mill stocks are from 61 to 83 por cent bo low those of November 1, 1916. "In Arlsona the I. W. W. agitation baa ceased, attho the Miners' Union haa not yet voted to return to work In the copper mines, The most seri ous recent depredation haa been the firing of grain and feed In tho Ban Joaquin Valley In California. 'Tho yield of grains Is bolow nor mal, excepUn tho cose of barley. The hay crop Is about normal, with de creases In Oregon and Washington, and Increases In California, Idaho and Utah." Barely bond wlille yon walk Chllrote. .. .i ii " " ' -j 1 1 iijf - i '.' -'f ', 3 amESES"9- s" " f l ?&" .EmnEmWHnEjmWB9!lfcflVBnT. 'iamBmnmnssmEav s?r 'SmESF'' j! S'P? &? 'SSEmnanEmmniiraamBKBnlLBm'Hl -. iL'fammmmmmmmWl " ffi& ''; 'OgBBBBBBaaBBEV&l'i 4HBnWanESffnnEvlSS?lBnmEnB 'BBBBBBaBBBWeBBaBBBBBABBHEuKl Wt t' feiSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBKlBBiriitlBsBB i IclaFBBBBBBBBBBuBBBBBKBBBBBBBBeagAnWJgveVJM 3 IJuSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBMBBBBBBcTvllTBBBBBBBBaBWuv acJBBWBBBBVBaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrBBBBBBBBBBKal am ii.ti av 'K'!!B ' Jp ?? mmWmula9mWmm1mmWmmUWmmT', -1'"W iX'" -V -'' V- -Vt ' V 'BnClBBBBBBBBBBaalllllllllBBlBBBBBBBBllVBH t '"j'$' ' V"5 V 'V''' i a i V KaBBB?WWsaiaBBBBBWW,JsaaaaaBBBBsaaaal v II ' C.pell.MU.liirlrtW.e. tBBtaaBtfBCTIHaa"iaieaiaf; fciraa4eredajB4.raeete for aeV IBBIBIII KBIT H1BB1 1M . BKKr.BVBjII . ! ) accuat'c "JWadaal-Jatmiematj aaM eaUte, and apetltloa for ia .aw ebarge, and teat the lttb 4$rf No TetiUr, 1917, at.'lO o'clock Vai,. la a - ...a .... . . L.lal Mai 4)Wa. court koa,lIClautt:rlla, Klam ath Couaty. Orecea. baa, bees tae4 by aaldroourt aa;tb tte,M, puwa. for tha aeUleaaeat of aaid aeeouatjad haarlDc of aald Detltloa far dtacharga, at which tlaae aad place any peraoa lDtareate4 la aald eaUta BaycasMar and aiaazcaedona la wrttiac to the aald ;aali aceovat aa4 coataat tha aame. and abow cause. If aay- there be. why a final dlstrlbutiOB of aald es tate should not be ordered, aad the adaolnistrator discharged. Dated tbla 12th day of October, 1917. D. B. CAMPBELL, . Adaalnlatrator of Bald BaUte. 12-19-2(-lr9 . 4--- t - " - - aew a ."" it- ' a' ' mWmmW?Jm iff " J'LW saRHQpJsOSrli livWfiw KoUceerteteoff Pledge Card for United States Food Administration If you have already ligned, pass this on to a friend TO THE FOOD ADMINISTRATOR I ant glad to join in the service of food conserva tion for our nation, and I hereby accept membership in the United States Food Administration, pledging myself to carry out the directions and advice of the Food Administrator in my home, insofar as my cir cumstances permit. Name Street City.... State TJicrc arc no fees or dues to Imi paid. The Food Administration wishes to have as members all of those actually handling food in the home. Anyone may have the Home Card of Instruction, but only those signing ptedges are entitled .to Member ship Window Card, which will be delveired upon re ceipt of the signed pledge. 'tim.iJ!iwsu Aing t-v.iriw. QVCCU tXMX. vi t.u ....i nan Mar from thn two last tribes of Israel. The. ball player. He la catcher on the i.in on,i hi. .iiMar nnithnr cut their community nine, while his queen la the rulers of 700 persons in the pecu. . . . . leader of th, brafi band wWch ptayi liar religious sect at Donton Harbor, king Is more modern that the loat In tba grandstand while the aen arc Mich., who believe they descended tribes, because he is a wonderful basa-l on tba diamond German Public Kitchens Feed Enormous Crowds 563 communes, having 10,000 or more inhabitants each. Only about fifty ot these are now without public kitchens. The majority of towne re port establishments providing mid day dinners only, attho all the kitch ens are equipped for supplying at least two meals dally. v In Berlin there are now alxty-ate nubile kltcbena. The number of per sons who obtain food from them fluc- .. .... nn,n..toH in tha iimiAs in n. remarkable manner, in Oruinurjr uuimvii u...wu..v " .- i- i i production In a recent month of z,- recent weens me numoor m i.. 500.000 quarts of food. ) pants has averaged about 170.000 There are In the German empire , dally. AMSTERDAM, Nov. 2. The pub lic kitchens established thruout the German empire since the beginning of the war would now he able to sup ply food for about one-fourth of the population,- according to a statement published by the German war office. It would appear from this statement that there was 2,200 such establish ments In the empire, ana mat ineir KRKIGHT TONNAGK SHOWS BIG IXCBKAHK CALIFORNIA-OREGON f POWER CO. r , i WASHINGTON, D. C, Nov. 2. The following statement la authoris ed by the railroads' war beard: Freight statistics for July, the lat est month for which official figures are available, show that the railroads sue- oM.fuilv handled 20.2 per cent more freight that month than for the aame period last year. The figures tnat tell the story of this accomplishment have Just been complied from rail roads having 220,054 miles of tracx, I A good nickel smoke THE OWL is always a mellow smoke never harsh. That is because a million dollar supply of slowly curing tobacco is always in re serve for the OWL. Tho OWL it an unusually even-burning moke. That ii became it ii seasoned leaf, properly made into a cigar. Naturally, tha OWL is always worth your nickel. freight can to service, while thla year the number was 2.256.621, aa in crease of 2.3 per cent. BIO CREDIT GIVEN ENGLAND WASHINGTON. D. C. Not. I. -A credit ot $435,000,000 baa bee aaade to England to cover the British ex penditures for the United States) up to January., 1918. Nattea ! tirabr riven that Ptoai mm WJ --- . r ' I I Grove Irrigation District will cer for aale. at tie oatec at the reatdi ofr. K.; McXeaate. in eeidi eUattteti bonda ot aald. Irrigation; dietrtet the 34th day o! November,. Itl7j at the hour of 10 o'clock of aald day, to the amount of 37,000, and that sealed propoaaia wiu oe recerrea oy me board of dlrectora of' said district, at their aald office, for thai purchase of aald bonds, till aaleV day and hour apeclted for the aale, of aame. The board of dlrectora reeenrea tk right to reject any and all bide g. K. McKENSIS. Clerk of tba Board of Dlrectora. 26-2-3-16-23 n Can't Do AnTthkwWith Nr.. A. k.art i Thf txproaion doesn't come from . tWitWho are tiling our de lacainte and bruhe--they .Mow you to do something lwtt your bur. , tHout about combs and H brushes? May we show youtekatwe hacef IMnwofcWetlJY 'fSviajwOTt nuxs otteon IPI Mepey to Joa,oai ctty 4 coamtry eotjerly. SeeCUket. PROFESSIONAL CARDS 'MMWMWMWIMMMMMMMMMMff 1 JOHN C. CLBGUOBIf OecvtySarveyot- roiartBS V CtTttMagtoee Um Is ' forPvbUcatleatta reef Xax: BBj KUsaath Lodge No. It?, 1. 0. 0. T meeta Friday night. R. A. Emmltt. N.- O., Nate Otterbeia, Secretary. Kwaaaa Jhicampmaat No. 46, 1. O. O. F., meeU Tuesday nlgbt, R. A. Emmltt. C. P.. U J. Bean. 8crlbe. lor approximately 85 per cent of the 1 entire trackage of the United States, in Julv last year these railroads' gave service equivalent to carrying. 27.809.430.889 tons of frelgnt one mile, while this year they carried 33r 434.368.536 tone one mite, an in crease ot exactly 30.2 per cent. Thla great Increase In service waa rendered with an almost negligible Increase In the amount ot equipment used. The number of freight loco motives in service In July last year, for Instance, waa 39,888, while this year the number, .fas 30,277, an in crease of only 1.3 per cent. Laat year In July there were 8,204,903 gjgMgSfBBleBBBBaeBeBBaefc. saBsaassaaesssssssssBiesi I Start Tomorrow and Keep It Up Every Morning Get In the habit of drieMa fMW9 Wn IW wBlPJI, VaSBv A New Member Joins the Taft Family MEffiU Tht Million (Dollar Cigar JbbBMbP M. A. GUNJT BRANCH 49JSJHMMhj Wmwmm I J aBaggflgflgflBSSSSHHISSSMMaaVHa aaatsSaaseggaajaaBsBBjB.jwj2iMiMBM; geBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgeBgagejes,v iLIPIPSBygBVPiSBBPiBBPiB 1 laaBSlBfBWWHajPBBBBBBI P nSKlrta'dWP 'iaBaHaBBaBd llliggKlMBgggHBaaaHI HbbPKSSbbbXbbbbbbbbw bPJ We're not here long, ao let'a xeake out atay agreeable. Let us lire wen. eat well, digest well, work well, alee well, and look well. What a glorioea condition to attain, and yet, bow very eaay It la If one will only adopt tae morning Inside batb. Folks who are accustomed to feel dull and -heavy when they arise, split ting headaehe, etuffy from a cold, foil tongue, nasty breath, acid atomaeh, can, Instead, feel aa fresh aa a daisy by openlag the elulcee hi Ua ayttesa each moraine- and flushing oat the whole of the Internal polsonoua itagvi nant matter. Everyone, whether ailing, alck or well, ahould, each aaorntag, before brakfaat. drink a claaa of real hot water with a teaspoonful ot Itmeatoae phosphate la it to wash from the stomach, liver and bowels the prevl- oue day'a ladlgeetlble waste, sear mm and Dolsonous teHas: thua cleasnisg, sweetening aad purttyrag the entire sllmentaxr carnal before vuttlM asore food Into the stomach. Tho actios ot hot water aad llmestoae phosphate ea aa empty stomach is woaeertaliy in- vlgoratrag. It eleaas outaji the sear fermentations, giaee, waste aad acidity aad gives oae a splendid ap nmlUm tar breakfast -While VOB are enjoying your breakfast the water aad phosphate is quietly extracting a large volume i of water from the btood aad getting ready for a thorough flushlag of all the InsMe organs. The millions of people who are bothered with constipation, billons spells, stomach trouble; others who have sallow sklas, btood disorders aad aloklv eoaanlexloas are urged to Bet a quarter pouad of Ilmestoae phoap hate la the Circuit Court of the State ot Oregon, for Klamath County. Joe Voae, PlalnUt. TS. Haraaret Dongtaav Defendant, To afarsaret Doaglaa. the above named defendant: In theNama ot the State of Oregen: You, are. herabr Bottled'.' that Joe Voae, the holder of Certificate. of De llaeaeacy numbered 699, Issued oa the 17th day ot February. 1916, by the, tax. collector ot the County ot Klamath. State of Oregon for the amount of sixteen and (f 16.93) 93 lootha dollars, the same being the amount then due and dellneaeat for taxes for the year 1913; together with oenaltyr Interest andreostathorer en upon the real property aeaeased to you, ot which you are the owner aa aoneara of record, situated In said county and atate, and particularly de scribed aa follows, to-wlt: Lota one 11). two (3), three (3). aad four (4), of block two (3), la Flrat Addition to Fort Kiamau. Klamath County, Oregon. Ton are further notified that said Joe Vose haa paid taxea on aald prem- for prior or subsequent years, with the rate of interest oa said amounts aa follews: Tear 191 4, -paid February 17, 1916, Tax Receipt .No. 6930, amount paia 314.78. rate of Interest 16 per oeat Tear 1915, paid March 6, lis. Tax Receipt No. 364, amount paid sit.791 rate et interest 16 per oeat; Tear 1916, paid April I, ItlT. Tax, Reeelpf'No. 1333. amount paid Sio.86. rata of Interest 16 per cent. -..' v.JLlL 2'lmml ' aiastarsarei wub, H.wHr er of the legal title of the above de- sertbed property as the sameAapaearsi of record, ana each of the other per aoa. akeve ammed are hweW-farther aoUIfM 4l JeeVoea, wHl.apjpdyto. tne-uimm wr m.ivwi7 State aforesaid tor. a .decree torecloe- lag the Ilea against the property de scribed aad msntloned lasawcer tlfleate. Aad you1 are heresy earn moned to appear wlUla sixty days City ft Couaty Abstract Co. ABTHUF R. WILSON 617 maJa8t. FARM LOANS AT S PER CENT FLAT DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Phyaiclam Seite Sll, L O. O. F.Teanpls (over.K. K. K. Store) M . . Res. Pbeae. (The only Osteopathic Pliyal- ctaa aad Surgeon to Klamath Falls.) ? W. D. MILLER Oesaeat Contractor Walks, Floors, Foundations. Coa ' arete BuUdlng Blocks, Flues aad TJles. 3818. Sixth St. Fhoae 9; CLEAN CAR STORAGE, . CENTER TOWN ( ' " ..lUcfisiop ' IN CONNECTION KLAMATH MACEINB AND REPAIR CO. tit SIXTH STREET Ons of the happiest dsys In the life of former President Taft was the day of tho wedding of his son to Miss Eleaaor Kellogg Chase of Waterbury, Conn., to S.ergsant.MsJor Taft o ; ths unites eiaiee ixmi ... .-.-;-lUsat'tha TaHfaaallv la ahewa hers Iwltk hir husbaaf and the ex-pijeeWeet NOODLES AND CHOP SUEY AT ALL HOURS IaioWaamOeaUeaaea's ' Trade Solicited So Maawfst., at Center afta the fMLBnaUoatlea of ths meat exclusive of the day ot saw irst puMieauoa, aaa-asceae ww.w" pay the amouat due as above shown, together with costs aad aecried la tsrest, and to caseot your fallnre to do so, a eeeree'wlll be rendered lere: closing the lien ot said taxes and eofta against ths laad and premleea ajbsvs ncitndul. M , . . This summons m.puWUhsd by afT Am. a. ihm. Hnsnrabla .D. V. KUVkMl- daU. Judge of tha OlmU'Ceirt et the State: of Oregon, for the Couaty or Klamath, aad eald.oraer was msee aad dated this ilUVday et October. '.i.' jc .c";--' V.. il mt .w. 1911, BmaaeiBMB. wt IMm nn wm- tuatuniett tkla mimmoBS Is the 19th iBAii irvmrmm. ' '.'.: aoeaahar. 19lt: 4t ...,,., y"y' ;' VAlpiees and papers to Uls pro- .. -. ui. i i.i-. i iniiMa in aa aarvaa nnoa ine ae- eEJSSSF fnaji gwVywSjawmmmammmaj span ewmaaammamawamFwey "mmaj w At. aM-.tra. :mA aaveaaBJi; atariaiaeau raaiaua WllBIB too anaw lMelU.l)4S--rg, . 7MM. f-dr. retor to the Couaty Curt Ue.liUte et "mUmm,mt,mmmm,mmm, ;jj ,y- to the ,U4r;of yUm'M ayss.memitmy ampmn, . , ;WM:wMm h PasseBgers and Baggage AiywWrc theGty i . a Btr-.-. S. " . ,J-V--I.H.:O.MlIimTMAN C l ?wtur. Qkk mfaVmnmUi llmt aaSJBPaEpE3Jfsm vammmjpmmar PHONE 187 ' WHMsl 'til seeeaee ii Natisaal Beak BuUd-l' ,UFSeK'tttVv, K -f- ImnlHEBFv. .faamaiifPi fr. &&"- x $&& ?5t- Cl r.. . fiaak I. 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