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Germans Now in
Bad Predicament
LONDON, Jnn. 7. Tim Huiliiilliolr arinlu Imvo already grabbed
bolihovlkl have put ttm Inipurlnl gov-wlijlo (hum l h chance of catching,
rnttiont between Iho "devil ami tho also, the wliolo flock.
deep eoa," according to tint gonorul
opinion of uutborltlun horu.
iltsrtnnny'a next offort to avoid one
ot Iho cilhor contingencies will bo ' londurK. Tho pnn.tlorninii aro Insist
ioim "additional tonnimtlotiM" In lior untly demstidlng Hint nil conquest
peac term In a desperate effort tojuo retained,
prewmt flnal and roniplotn breaking Tho liberal and socialists aro Just
off In thn negotiation.
Amicable relation wltlHtUMla aro
vitally necessary for tho kaiser' em.
plre alter tho war. Opportunity ror.
economic penetration w restore ino.iiomsi imn me uouiocrni. .
Teutonic romnierclnl position U lm- Tho rclrhstag I at present In re
poralin and particularly with Itus.
la. In tho view of obierver here It
U alinont more Important than anyf nmnd In flernmn) for Immedlntn mm.
aatern conquest. monhiR of thla body. Thero la ron-
The Oerman leadere, faclnR thla slderabt doubt, In view here, thnl
neresally, aro nevertheless apprehen-lthe government would care to rlskj
Iva loit the bolahevlkl government session or that legislature Jut nowj
May not "atand up." with the (urlnln i otiscquanco of iin
On the other hand, they are afraid
to Jooe the bird In hand conquest
Ban Is Put
Tourist Travel
WAHIIINOTON, D. C. Jan. 7.
Much of tho transcontinental paaten.
ger traffic to the Pacific Cot la to
be cut off, despite that protMts or Pa
cific Coaat business Interest, ha
bettn elated at the office of Director
Uenoral McAdoo.
I'rotMt bava como to Ul office
from the Pacific Coast chamber of
commerce and other Interests, stat
ing that Iho tourist Industry on
which the const cltlo havo annually
th lived ahould not bo Interfered with.
The attltudo of Director Oeneral
German Prisoners In
Miserable Condition
ITALIAN ARMY IIKADQUAUTKItS
IS NOIITIIKIW ITALY, Jan. 7. The
officer commanding the 1,400 Aua-
; trlan prlsonera captured In the r.e-it
French auccesa on Monla Toraba gave
the rorreipu'ictaut aa opportunity of
going among them and talking froe'.v
I with officer ard men on war condi
tion and what "the enemy still could
do In carrying on tha struggle.
A more mUeiable lot of human be
ing It would bo difficult to Imagine.
fhe officers wore oven la worse condl.
than the men. ,
Tho officer wero unkempt and had
not been ahaved for a week. Thalr
red hands looked Ilka pieces of raw
beefsteak. Nena had overcoats, as
all were wearing light trench uni
forms whan the French swopt around
them. Tat, despite this misery, they
put up a surprisingly bold front, and
anyone thinking they are crushed Is
closing his eyas to facts.
The correspondent met the prison-
era on a road leading to the town,
v here they are being rounded up pre
paratory to being set to work or sent
to a prison camp. One detachment
carried spadei and picks.
All ages were seen among the prla-
cnr. A coating of trench mud mado
them look worse than they really
were, for they had stout boots, leg
gings and overcoats, Some had
bawl and blankets. Their head
gear consisted of battered helmets
ami enpa with heavy hoods. Bach
man got a small tin of meat and a
large chunk of bread when food waa
l distributed. Tha prisoners aald It
waa tka but food thay had bad la
weeks.
'."he correspondent was told by the
prisoners that tha method of tho
French attack was an entirely naw
aiparloaca for them, as they had sel-
dag undergone such a murderous ar.
tlllsry Ira. Most of tbo man wara
afoaravUas, Dalmatlona and Qall-
w. Tka auddan French ckarga,
after tka artillery tre, bowled them
Kvlrionco miiltlillail today mInu tlmt
tin- Ititnnml Nltuntlon In Uurmnny U
worrying Iho Imperial govoruinonl
Inn itotonnlnnd (tint nil bo Rlvon up,
The sltuMtloii In tho relchtg I uch
that It offer tho flrt chanco for a
trial of strength botweon tho anncxa-
cm, but illnpatche received by way
of Amatentam report a strong do-
o.eti debate on tho governments
coure In Ire fltirslnn negotiation
On
MrAdoo and hi advisory board I
that the transcontinental tourist will
not havo to bo entirely cut off. Tho
Wtistorn railroad aro not Hourly no
badly congested a those In the Kast.
Many locomotive are to be brought'
east from the Western road to sup-!
ply the tack on the Atlantic seaboard.
but enough will remain. j
' Tho American people must reallto
that we aro at war, and that business
ennuot be as usual, and that pleasure
nuil winter, touring cannot be a us
ual." aald Director MrAdoo.
over before they had any chance to
offer resistance. Concerning the war
they all expressed themselves as
heartily sick ol It, snd aald the Her
mans wero keeping the others In tha
fight.
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THE EVENING
LaFollette Is Not
Popular With Writers
WAHIIINOTON, D. C, Jan. 7.
Demand for tliu Impeachinout of Hun
tor Kobort M, I .a Kollelto has bnen
rrnowod. Vlco President Moritiall n
tiouncnd to tlio sonnto on Baturdny
tho roculpt of mora than forty Icltorn
from inombur. of tho "vigilantes,"
composed of prominent author and
wrltori, cnllltiK for tho oipulnlon or
Hoimliir I .ii Kollulto from the senate.
Tho vlro prosldont declared that,
following tho rulo previously laid
.!., at ln tAitttt til ttitl ulllimll Ii j lis I
"u .'" . . ..,,
torn to ,tlio aonato, but would rofor
thorn to the senior senatorit from tho
atate In which the writer reilde.
I'ortor Emerson llrwwno referred
to Honator I Kollctto a a "magnlfl.
cent sedltlonlst." Meredith II. Nich
Wealthy Man Gives
Odd Wedding Party
I.O ANOELK8,
tbuuiand wedding
umi choien
from among the poor and unfortun-
ate of Im Angole. wero ontcrtainea
Haturdny by Dr. K. K. Yoakum, In und tasod his action upon a quota
honor or tho marriage of his daugb-.tlon from tho Illble:
tor. Mis Ituby Yoakum, and William
M. Whitney of New York.
Dr. Yoakum lnm conducted n in Is-
Mon horo for many car. Ho know
hundred or unfortunate who be-
ANOTHCIt CATAHTIIOI'IIK
AT Ol'AT:MAM CITV
WAHIIINdTON, D. C, Jan. 7.
Another earthquake nl Guatemala
City on Friday caused great damago
and probably cost n many lite a
the flrat shocks, which destroyed the
city.
HII.K I'M NTH CMMK
POIt LACK OF COAL
PATTKKSON, N. J., Jan. 7. On
orders of tho state fuel admlnlttra-
itor, 170 silk manufacturing plant,
wero closod hero for an Indefinite
period, duo to shortage or coal,
UWM HO.MK TO PAPA
NKW YORK, Jan. 7. John D.
Rockefeller Jr. haa closed hi new
York home and moved Into hla fath
er's house In Tarry town because the
Standard Oil company has beon un-
able to provide him
heaters.
with oil stove
aim, drassed as a field marshal of tha
HERALD.
KLAMATH
olson condemned tho "toleration In
our hlgbost law-making body of a
man who speak the ImiKuuge or fter
Iln" aa "an Insult to nvery American
aoldler and tailor and every loyal
American cltUun."
Emerson Hough culled him "worso
than an enotny ulloti." Daniel Loul
Ilamon characterised him u "the
king boo or tho pinMst," and de
clared ho ahould bo "tobogganed out
or tho iHinato."
"Ln Folletto not 'only rock the
boat, but donouncoH tho oar amen,
slander thd boi'n and bore hole In
tho bottom or the bont. And the
itorm I at It height. He make the
Honnte rldlculou. If he won't go
aihoro, phIi him overboard," wrote
Ituport Hughes.
Jan. 7. Two.cauie of phyalcal afflUtlon or other
handicap hava little opportunity for
enjoyment. When tho date waa filed
for his daughter's wedding he an-
nounc0(1 nU pni for Ua obtervance,
"When thou makest a dinner or a
supper, call not thy friend, nor thy
brotbren, neither thy kinsmen, nor
'any rich neighbor, but the poor, the
maimed, tho lame, the blind."
: : Clear, Peachy Skin '
ii Awaits Anyone Who i
Drinks Hot Water i
2 taya a Inside hath, before break-
2 fast kalaa us leak and feel T
tlean, sweet, fresh.
Sparkling and vlvactoua merry,
bright, alert a good, clear skin aad a
nntural, roay, healthy complexion aro
asMured only by pure blood. If only
etcry man and woman could bo In
duccd to adopt tho morning Inside bath
what a gratifying change would take
place. Instead of the thousands of sick
ly, anaemic looking men, women and
girls, with pasty or muddy complex'
Ion; instead of the multitudea of
"nerve arecka," "rundowns." "brain
fags" and pessimists, we should aaa a
virile, optimistic throng of rosy-cheek
,ed people everywhere.
An Inside bath Is bad by drinking
Field Marshal
Turkish army, waa taken wkan ka
Sophia at Constantinople. The short
ls here plainly visible.
FALLI. ORIGOiT
V e
each morning Mm breakfast a glaae
of real hot water with a tNiMtfl af
limestone phosphate IB It to wash frog
the stoauck, Ufer, kldaeya NIIM
yards of bowels the prerleua day la-
dlgtatlblt waato, lour fmUUM
and polioaa, tkva cUaulag, twoaUav
Ing and frMbemlag tk wtliw alii
tary canal btfora anttiag bm
Into the atomack.
Tbosa lubjact to tick koadaeka, klV
Iouidmi, naaty breatb, rkeaatatltai,
told; and particularly tkoaa wko kava
pallid, aallow complexloa aad wko
aro contlpated very ofUn, are argad
to obtain a quarter pound ot Hamtoaa
phoxphate at tbo drugatora, wblek will
cot but a trine, bat la aaalelMt U
demonstrate tka quick aid raaaark
able change In both beattb aad aataar
nnce awaiting tkoaa wko traeUat fev
ternal eanltallon. Wa aiaat
that Inildo clauUaaaa la aora
ant than outilde, kaeaaaa tka akia daaa
not abaorb laiparMlaa t aoataalaata
the blood, while tka forao u tka tklrty
feet of bowel do. Adr.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice) t
In tha County Court 9t tha Statu of
Oregoa, for Klaautk County.
In the Matter of tka BsUta of Ante
Joknsoa, Deceased.
Tba understated, having bean as-
pointed by tba County Court a tka
State ot Oregon, far Klamatk County,
odmlnlstrator of tka aaUta at Aatoa
Johnson, dacsaaad, aad karlag aualU
flea, notice la hereby gtvan U ,tl
cradltora of. aad all parsaaa karlag
clalma agalaet aald diisaasi. la n
aent them, rarlfiod aa raguirad by
law, within elx moatka after Ua Irat
publication ot this notlee to aald ad'
mlnlstrator at Ua law afleaa of . C.
aroeeback, Klaautk Falls, Oregoa.
ARTID JOHNSON,
Administrator of tka tauto t Aatoa
Johnson, Pacaassd.
Dated December 17, 1117.
17-I4-S1-7-14
No. F46
Hwmmoae foe FabMratloa an lAsrsaose
are of Tax lean
In the Circuit Court ot Ua State ot
Oregoa, for Klamath Couaty
Charles E. Drew, Plaintiff,
re.
Pete Nelson, heir at law of Haao i.
Nelson, Doceaaed, aad any etaer
Parson or Feraoaa wke auy hare
Some Interest la er Lisa ar Claim
upoa tka Property la tale Cent
plaiat Described, Defaadaata.
To Pete Nalsoa, hair at law of Haaa J.
Nelson, Deceased, aad any otker
Person or Peraoaa wke may kare
aomo Interest la er Uea ar Claim
upon Ua Property la Ula Com
plaint described, Ue above aaaed
Defendaata:
la the Name of the State t Oregea:
You are .hereby aotlled Uat
Charles B. Drew, Ue holder 9t Car
tlflcate of Dellaqueacy aumbarad 117,
Issued oa tka eleveaU day t Feb
ruary. 1111, by Ue tat collector of
the County of KlaaaU, 8UU af Ore.
gon, for Ue aaeuat ef Ulrteea aad
ninety-one kundredUv(ll.I) dol
lars, ua am belag Ua amount Uea
due and dallagueat tor Usee tar Ue
year 191 S, together wlU peaalty, la
terest aad costt Uereoa upea Ue
real property aaesesed to yea, Pt
which you aro the owaer aa appaara ef
record, situated ia aald aeunty aad
state, and particularly bounded aad
described aa follows, to-wlt:
Wast half of the northeast guar
ter ot section one, la township tklr-ty-otght,
south of range eleven aad
one-half east of the Willamette
Meridian, Klamath County, State of
Oregon,.
You nre further notified that aald
Charles B. Drew, ptalatlff, aaa paid
on said pramlaaa for prior or subse
quent years, with Ua rate af lateraat
on utd amounta aa follewa:
Year 114, paid February 11, 1111
Tax receipt No, 5111; amount paid,,
13.81; rate of latarast, II per seat
Year 191B, paid Marsh II, till.
Tax receipt No. Ill; aawuat paid.
Ill.ll; rate of latere), II par eeat
Year till, paid March II. 1117s
Tax Receipt No. Ill) aaKMnVpaM),
110.40; rata ef wtereet.,11 par eeat
Said Pete Nalsoa, heir at law ef
Haaa J. Nalsoa, deceased, aa Ue aw;
er ot Ue legal title af Ue. above do
scribed property aa Ua aWM aietaia
of record, aad eaab ef Ua otker par
sons named above, ara hereby further
notified that plaintiff, Ckarlea I.
- t e KMN!m4t .-.,
Draw wUl'alr aa'taVClrealt Court
of tkaaewatr and atata afataaald for
a'eeVfclolBg Ua lien against
tkd atoperty above described and
aiowtloaed la aald certlicate. Aad you
ara bareby summoned to aapear with.
la sixty days after tka,frst publlca
tlesj of tba summons axcluslva of tha
day' of aald f rat aablleatloa, and de
fead this actios or pay tka amount
dia aa above skowa, together with
costs and accrued latarast, aad In case
f yawr fatlare to do so, a decree
will bo readered forecloalag tba Hen
of aald taxes aad costs against tha
jaad aad pramlaaa above named.
Thla summons Is published by or
der of the Honorable D. V. Xnykaa
dall, Jadga of tba Circuit Court of tba
tate of Oregon, for tha County of
Klamath, and aald order was made
and dated this Itth day of December,
lilt, and tba date of tbo first publica
tion of' thla summons la tho Slat day
of Deeamber, 1117.
All process aad papers In this pro
ceeding may be served upon tho aa
deratgaed, residing within tha State
of Oregon, at tka address hereafter
mentioned.
WILSON 8. WILBT,
ft Attorney for Plaintiff.
Address, 101-104 Odd Fallows Build
taff, KktaMtk Falls, Oregon.
Sl-T-M-Jl-Sl-Ml
(anlty No. 140)
la tka Omit Court of tka State of
far tka County ot Klam
Kafus S. Moore, Pleiatlff,
" 'TB.
Jeaale Labarlea. Oefeadaat.
Ta eaale Lehavtae. Defaadaat:
la Ue aame ef Ue State of Oregoa
Too ara hereby reeaired to appear
4 answer Ua complaint lied
agalaet yea la Ua above eatltlod ault
wttkta eU weeka after Ua first pub
llcatloa af Ula aummoaa 1b Ue Kvea
Ing Herald, a aewspaper printed nnd
published In Ue City of Klamath
Fella, Couaty ot KlamaU, SUta ot
Oregoa, oa ar before Ue 11th day of
Feaurary, ltll, Uat belag Ue last
day ef Ua time preeerlbod la Ua or
dor far peblleattea ot Ula aummoaa,
Ua first pakUeatlea tkercef belag on
Ue list day Deesmbhar, 1117, aad It
yea fall aa to appear aad aaawer, for
want Uareef Ua ptalatlff win apply
ta Ua eeart for Ue relief prayed for
la Ue aald eomplalat, to-wlt:
Far Ue sum ef 11,800, togeUer
with taterest Uereoa at Ue rate of
etgkt per eeat per annum from tka
let day ot Jaly, 1111; tor Ue sum of
ISII.II. tacetker wHk latareat Uere-
oa at Ue rate af elgkt per eeat per
aaaua from Ua IU day of December.
1117. aald earn having beea paid by
plalatlff aa mortgagee for Ue rodemp.
tloa from dollMaeacy aale ot lota
eaa aad two, la block Ulrty-four.
OrigUal Town af UnkrUle, bow Ue
City ot KlaauU Falla, KlamaU Coun
ty, State of Oregoa; for tke aum of
fill for ettoraer'e fees, aad for costs
aad dleburaemeaU.ot UU ault Abw
for a deeree foreciosiag ail of Ua
rlgkt title aad InUreet ot Ue above
aamed defaadaat la aad to Iota eaa
aad two la black Ulrty-four, Orig
laal Towa af Uaknilo, now Ue City
af KlamaU Falla,- KlaauU Couaty,
State of Oregoa, aad Uat Ue aald
rail property be aeM by Ue sheriff ef
KlaauU Couaty, State ot Oregoa, ua-
dor tke decree at Ula eourt la Ue
auaaer by law la eaaea of Ule kind
provided, aad Uat aay turn remain
lag after paymeat ot Judgment la aald
ault be paid te Ue clerk ef this eourt
for aneh dletributloa m may be re
quired la equity, aad Uat plaJnUff
bare auefc otker aad furUar ralleY-aa
te Um eourt auy aeea meet aad
eqaltable.
Thla aummoaa ia publlaked la Ue
aald Brealag, Herald pdrauaat te aa
order at tha Veaorabla O. V. Kuykea.
dall. Jadge af Ua Circuit Court of U
tela af Oregoa. tor Ue Couaty of
KlaauU, auaa oa December Its
1117. WILSON S. WILST,
Atteraay for Fmlatlff.
I1-7.14-IMI-4-11
Klaautk Falla, Oregokr, Dee. II,
117. Tke undersigned will receive
bide at Ue efeea 9t Ua Reclamation
Service, KlaauU Falls; Oregoa, until
two o'clock p. at. January 10, 1111,
wkea Ue aame will be opened, for Ue
raelalang of about 1,100 acres ot
awaap lead ln-JPellean Bay, Upper
KlaauU Lake, Oregoa, within the
KlaauU Project. No rente! will be
ousted tor tke net ef Ue laud; kut
Ue aueasaaful bidder will be required
to begia work wltkla elx moaU from
Ue date otvUe contract; to complete
tke work wlUla I yeara from aald
date aad te give head la tke aum of
HMM wlU aa -acceptable ewrety.
eeadHleaad for.ka taHhful eeapUaaee
wlu.UeterauafUeeeatract Ba
bidder must abate Ua ekertest parted
ef Uaw far wklek ha will accept Ue
aaa af Ua lead aa a seaaldaratlea for
retlelmlag K, wklek parted wU be
ceasldared la awardlag eoatract Bid.
tara'aac eteaia'taterealed auy be
irmat wkea alaa aia'epcacd. For
Nftaar tafarauatea aad a copy of the
eoatract ta be catered late apply to
awvJ. B. Beat, Project Maaager.
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EXACTNESS
AM of oar prescription work
la haaaied by graduate phar
snarlttt mnt who have been
aaaacksly traJned to take care
of your prescriptions.
Oar work It handled in the
anoet skilful manner, check
ing anal dou W-checkJnf each
oaaratloa which is your abso
late assurance agalatt the
smasjaknty of error.
There ia ao'extra charge for
ear extra farticuJar praacrle
tloaaarvica. Briagyoaraext
awecc latton to aa aad snaka
are that it ia compouadai
fust aa the.doctpf deairea..
Get a calendar for the New Tear
from ChUeete. 17
Klamath Lodge No. 117. 1. 0. 0. F.,
meets Friday eight. R. A. Bamltt,
S. O., Nate OtterbelB, Secretary. ,
Bwaunn Encampment No. 41, 1. O.
O. F., meets Tuesday Bight, R. A.
Bmmltt, C. P.. L. J. Bcaa. Scribe.
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
AAMauaaaaa-acJc
JOHN C. CUXlfcKHUf
Oval
City County Abstract Co.
ARTHTJI R. WILSON
617 Mala St.
FARM LOANS AT PER CENT
FLA
DR. P. R. GODDARD
Osteopathic Fhyslclaa
Seito Sll, L a. O. V.
(over K. K. K. Store)
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la KlaauU
Falls.)
W. D. MILLER
Walks, Floors, Foundation. Con
crete Building Blocks, Fluca and
Tiles. Ill S. Sixth St. Fkoae III
The Mutual Life
INSURANCE COMPANY
of New York
F. M. PRIEST, LOCAL AGENT
Orrr K. K. K. Store
Passengers
and Baggage
Aiywkre the CHy
QaKkSenricc
ResVfwtiUe Rates
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