ftAtliiib.tY.'.f.tK'ita'iif ti, ii THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATHt PALLS, OREGON I'Age three Society Events of the Week Mr. and Mm. CIiiis. Murlln enter tained llin following KtivatM at dinner last Hunilii) i Mr. ami Mm. H. K. Mar.1 tin, Mlate Vvu mill Dnitliu .Martin,' Mr, and Mix. 15, It, Itiiinauy nuil Mr. unit Mr. John Maitln. Mm, It. Vum o llniililiiH gnve nil lli-j formal liiiiilii'oii (in Thursday to n few tileud In Imiini' of Mrs IVurl Uverelt; of New Yorli, wliu In IhMIiii: her cousin,,. Mm V (' llnl of iIiIh city At tlio K'H"ial meetim? of the Li brary Chili yesterday It was vol ml to lllsIIKe Willi till! IlKllt ffll'ltllHICIltH It luis been tlio riiNinni of tlin Hub to servo nt tlio general iiiim'IIiiuh, until Ilia ntul of tlin war. Mm. W, I!. Hum. tin wim llin lender for t'liit afternoon, and Riivn u vary lnlrliiK leetuie mi "What Kvery Woninii Owes to Her self" A low or llin I'oIiiIh IiioiikIiI mil by Mm, Itatnlio are: Tim Import. mini to ittry moiiiiiii or keeping up with tlia times, anil or Ih'Iiik well. In formed ntul ready fur whatever life tuny bring to luir; the Krent need at t!' present IIiiik for every woman to Iik prepared with some means of self HiifMirt : Ilia necessity rrr wotimn to Kiinrd against becoming masculine during present day clrciimstiinras. Hlie ttnltl that nhn hoped that every woman would tin afflicted with acute llimvorlsm, Ilia Had Cross fever and the donation habit, and also that tha two word, service and efficiency, would ba of prime Importance. Mr. Nellie Iteekley rand thrao excellent lioema which she had written herielf. Mra. L. Awnnson entertained at luncheon on Tuesday at her home, Old IMnc atreet. The table waa dec orated with red carnation, and the nfternoon waa spent In needlework. The guest were Mm, l.srayne Oboy of Ban Francisco, Minn Viola lllnea and Meadame Arthur lluatamante, Clyde Redlleld and Van Horn, The Happy Hour Club met on Tue Iny afternoon at the home of Mra. Htelnmeti. The afternoon waa apent In ewlng. Theoie present were Me. darned Ceo. fllehn, Rummer, Richard- aon, Err, Weedon. Kmmltt, North, Johnsou, Clendennlnii, I'erkln. J, II. Hamilton, Reckard, Wlntem, Coae. boom and flrenncman. , Tho A. N, W. Club held a apeclal meeting on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mra. Jennie Hurn In or der to flnlah aome of the uncompleted Red Grot a work. Thoae preaent were Mokdnmea Cumralngs, dueller, Dun bar, nratton, Nownham, Ryan, Rum mere, Whlto, Itnmsby and llouiton. The Btilacopnt (lulld will hold a all. ver knitting parly next Saturday af ternoon at tho llaldwln hotel. Every one I Invited, and It In hoped that there will bo a large attendance. fc'ach of the officer of the Relief corpa ha boon given a apeclal day to go to the Red Cros room to work, and will Invito tan ladle to accom pany her on that day, In order to atlm ulnte the work at the Red Croa room. Mr. Oareelon Invited ten lad lea to accompany her yeaterday, Mra. With, row bad the ame number today, and Mr. Nownham will go tomorrow with her quota. Mra. Jennie Hurn will have Monday, but aa yot none of tha othera have been appointed far neit i week. The Loyal Womea'a Claaa of the -Christian church held their regular .monthly meeting at tha home of Mra. Mat oon on Tueiday afternoon. After the bualne meeting a aoclal hour Fine Pictures Shown "Huaband and Wife" la the play by Cbarlea Kenyon, nuthor of "Kindling" which played an ontlro aeaton at the Forty-eighth atreet theater, directed by Barry O'Nell at the 1'cerless atudlo under the aupervlilon nf William A. Ilrady. At the Orphou tonight. t.'hllrote ran aave you money on lioiur, lota, liualnra property, farm laada and stock ram-hoe, V NOTICE I ahall remain In Klamath Fall un til the receipt of my commlulon In the U. 8. navy, mid will resume my icgular dental practice In the White building. Dr. J. II. Carter, 10-tf Collman&Caschoom Wood DeaUrs Try Ha for dry r, pine and limb wood. OuVe 848 Mate, cor, Seventh and. Hate. PHONE STOW Waa. enjoyed and refreshment wert erved. Mra. Carl A. Hath la entertaining nvoiul llttlii girl till alternoou In lionor of thu Hi'Vantli hfrthdny of liur daughter, (.'nrlnno, The decoration for thu hoiiHii mid labia ma nil In pluk, thu decoration for tlin cako be- I iik especially novel and dainty. The I'.iii'MiH urn Kthal Carlson, Margurut Ciiuiiiilng, llalnn Mason, Zapha and .'mi ItiiKMia, Dorntlicn Norhulis, Ml, ii both I'owell, Lucille llaiilltie, Mil died mid Until l.nwrnnrn, (lainea will h played, and Mix Inn WlUon mid Mm, Mathawa will holp with tlin aiilurtalnmeiit, GERMAN WOMAN SPY 18 TAKEN IN CALIFORNIA HANFORD, Calif., Jan, 11.EIU abeth Qulttora, apparently a German, I Im been arretted here n a py u 1 pect, When art iiated she hud two (edi tion let torn, one inferring to Fort Urn nt In Oieguu mill tlm I'riMlillo In flun KiiiiiiIhi'o, mid tlm other inferring , to u uiystorluii net of pluu. There U No Fort (Irani In Orogou. T 1IIA(li:ilV AT OKIiAIIOMA INDIAN TKAININM HI'IMM)!, MUHKOtlKK,, Ok Jmi.12 Twelve I ml I ii n l)oyH urn rnported liurneil to death In it lira lit tlin Dwlglit liidlnn trnllliiK achnol nt Mnrhtn City toi'lny. Signs of Stone Age Days Near Albany AI.IIANY, Ore., Jnn. IS. The re cent high water In the Willamette ha waahed away a portion of the bank of the river two mlloe above Albany, leaving expoaed aome fire bed of the early dweller of tbe Willamette Val. ley. J. O. Crawford, an Albany nat uralist, who hai gathered a large col lectio of relic of prehtitorlc day In the Willamette Valley, aaaerta that the bultdera of the Are bed came here eoon after tho formation of tha land. They cam ao eoon, In fact, that graaa waa uied for fuel, for the charcoal found betweea the rocka la of too fine a texture for wood. Some of tbe beda found were brok. en, while othera were perfect. They meaiured from four to eight feet In diameter, and are composed of flat tone the le of a man'a flat. The black and brick colored rocka leave no doubt a to the purpose for which they were ueed. The narrowest part of the place where theea relics were found" Is now but thirty feel wide, while Crawford remember tlin time when It waa tr.O feet wldo. Kach year a little more I waihed away. Crawford ha made a atudy of the prehistoric rellca hereabout for many yeara, and atatea that what are refer' red to many timed aa Indian grave and Implement aro actually the artl cle of the atone ago. Many mound have been uncovered In varluu parte of l.lnn county, and the rem'alna of the anclont people and their tool and objects nf worship have been lecured. All are of a type different from any known to have beon uied by the earli est Indiana. Rome of the akeletoni which Mr. Crawford ha unearthod re. unmble those of tha modern African, while It I generally believed that tht Indlnn I Asiatic. Rome of Crawford' specimens. In eluding atone utensils, symbol l of Phallic worship, and work In copper, aro not duplicated In any museum In America. VaDotce Bro.. md couo(r Jail Ceo. L, Humphrey, board of prisoner, November, 1 tf 1 7 fJi.o. h. Humphrey, ortlco sup plies, Novomber, l'Jl" . , . , Oscur Bhlve, labor sheriff's ' offliu (.', A, Iliiydnii, labor uhhi'mk in i' lit mid collodion of luxuu I. O. O. V. Hull Ahhii, officii lent district uttornuy, Do comber, 1017 '. lllnsx & I'riidhommo Co., sup plies district uttornuy .... Mn ml M. Ctirlton, uish nil v. postmen school superintend out, Noviinbcr, I 1 7 J, K. OlllftCo., supplies school' superintendent Oregon Tenrliers' Monthly supplies arliool Miiperlntenil . i 7128 201.90 COO 40.00 20. CO 8.12 3,30 ent County Court Proceedings Nettle Wallaa. widow's pea aloa, December, 1117 Mary McLane, widow's pen aloa, December, Itl? . , . . Bertha C. Doaetaon, widow's pension, December, 1917 . Altha Daniel, widow's pen sion, December, 117 .... Rose K. Keeaee, widow's pen Ion, December, 1917 .... Klla' U. Ourkhart, widow pension, December, 1917 . . Tona Hilton, widow's pension, December, 1917 Catherine Tull, wldow'a pen sion, December, 1917 .... Rose (ioddard, widow's pen sion, December, 1917 .... Kaura K. Madison, wldow'a pension, December, 1917 . Carrie M. Maler, wldow'a pen sion, December, 1917 .... Iona C. Ady, wldow'e pen sion, December, 1917 .... Nannlo M. Centred, widow's pension, December, 1917 . . Mary K. Pearson, wldow'a pension, December, 1917 . . Martha Reed, widow's pen sion, December, 1917 .... Augusta B. Wilson, wldow'a pension, December, 1917 . . Derthn B. French, wldow'a pamlon, December, 1917 . . Mary II. Williams, wldow'a penilon, December, 1917 . Madeline Cook, wldow'a pen- alon, December, 1917 .... Myrtle Palmer, wldow'a pen- alon, December, 1917 .... Mary U. (lerrue, widow's pen sion, December, 1917 .... Hulda Bralth, aid county poor, December, 1917 . . . . Mary Kucera, aid county poor, December, 1917 Kate Taylor, aid county poor, December, 1917 Mary M. Liberty, aid county poor, December, 1917 .... Rlliabeth Scanlon, aid county poor, December, 1917 .... -Keilah (loodell, aid county poor, December, 1917 .... R. F, Wilson, aid county poor, December, 1917 Nellie Wall, aid county poor, December, 1917 . . I . . . . . . Blliabeth dray, aid county poor, December, 1917 .... Woitern Union Tel Co,, serv- vlceidlitrlct attorney .... Walter Campbell, wltnasa circuit court .'.... O, B. Street, wltnasa circuit court it),,,.,,,,.,.',,, deo. M, Mayleld, witness circuit court ,',, Mra. Kate Nackler, wltneaa circuit eourt ll.SO 25,00 10.00 17.60 17.60 10.00 10.00 10.00 IS.00 10.00 10.00 17.60 15.00 11.50 17.50 17.50 10.00 .15,00 IS.60 11.60 16.00 10.90 I 15.00 16.00 1 15.00 16.00 16.00 10.00 15.00 15.00 I l.0 10.00 11.00 11.10 11.00 J. M. Oroth, witness circuit court Mr. Ithoda Taylor, witness circuit court Tom Jolly, witness circuit court I.loyd Low, witness circuit court Clarence McFall, wltneaa cir cuit court S. (1. llabcock, witness circuit court Alfred Stenro, wllnosa cir cuit court C, C. Jalo, wltneaa circuit court Ceo. Boyd, wltneaa circuit tourt . Bd Bloomlngcamp, witness circuit court Hiram Moore, witness circuit court Tom Barclay, wltnees circuit COUrr seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Mav Askln, witness circuit COUrt eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Theresa Olson, witness circuit court .-. Hilda Chlloquln, wltnees cir cuit court Lottie MoFall, witness circuit court Paul Rohjns, witness circuit court John Siemens Jr., witness cir cuit court John Siemens Jr., witness cir cuit court Caas. Stemwell, witness cir cuit court .'.... A. M. Orchard, witness cir cuit court If. 8. Wilson, witness circuit court Wllma McFall, witness cir cuit court, .. .'. Frank Hartley, witness cir cuit court K. M, Dubb, witness circuit court -. II. 8. WlUon, wltnesa circuit court Mi. P, A. Krlckaon, wltneaa circuit court , . Coo. L. Humphrey, expenaos outside, of atato C. Dowman, Juror circuit court Ceo, L, Shell, Juror circuit "" ettee John n. Hagelsteln, Juror cir cuit court. ........ ...... Cnas. II, Flackus, Juror cir cuit court , L. Griffin, Juror circuit court. Wm, Barks, Juror circuit court , . , , James Diion, juror circuit court Weitern Union Tel Co., ser- vleea school superintendent Western Union Tel Co,, nerv- ices ahorlff Western Union Tol Co., serv ices Juvenile court Huberts A Hanks, atippllos Jail Central garage, aiippllns Jail. Western Union Tel Co, serv ice sheriff Western Union Tel Co., serv Ices district nttorney Vannlce tiro,, md. Jail . . . M Drown, aalary nurse poor farm, November, 1917 ... t'nderwood'e Pharmacy, office aupplle W. O. Smith printing Co., printing superintendent's office Callf.-Ore. Power Co., service court bouse Westorn Union Tel Co., serv ices school superintendent . Robert & Hank, aupplle court house If, llolvln, repair court house Pioneer Prlntery, office aup- plles clerk Irwin Hodson Co., offlrn sup.- piles clerk Pioneer Prlntery, office sup plies school superintendent W.O.Smith Printing Co., office supplies sheriff O. I). Matthews, repnlr court llOIIKC Ward St Obonchnln, suppllea rouit house II. Itolvln. repairs court House Vminlro IHo., mdse. county poor Van Riper Hro., mdso. county poor, 'Alexander" V.. II. l4iwrenre, mde poor farm Bdna Well, office aupplle. . West Knd Grocery, mde. county poor Link River Kloctrlc Co., serv ice county Jail , . . J. M. Fountain, salary Janitor November, 1917 I. II. Dawson, damages coun "ty road , Western Unlon'Tel Co., serv ice insane Van's Auto Service, aervlces Insane November, 1917 . . . Irwin Hodson Co., office aup pile, November, 1917 .... C.V.Fisher, exam, May Askln ' for Airtrlct attorney i: D. Johnson, exam. May Aa kins for district attorney. . R. R. Hamilton, exam. May Aaklna for district attorney iF. C. Markwardt, maintenance poor farm, November, 1917 Burrell Short, expense to Grant Pais Inapectlng court houae Ola & Prudhomme Co.,offlce fuppllee, December, 1917. . UIk r.asln Lumber Co., sup plies poor farm, Aug., 1917 C.'Tt. DeLap, recording fee Klamath Irrigation diatrlct Fred Peterson, Irrigation election 'SO .Clyde nradley, Irrigation elec- tlOR teeeeeteeeoeeeeeese C. A. Bunting, Irrigation elec tion J. Leland Pope, Irrigation election J, Q. Swan, Irrigation election J. H. Van Meter, Irrigation lection 8. P. 8hort, irrigation elec tion A. R. Campbell, irrigation election 8. K. McKensle, Irrigation election . .' Levi J. OrlfTlth, Irrigation election R. O. Short, irrigation eloctlon John Koonts; Irrigation elec tion J, Clyde Griffith, Irrigation election Warren Patterson, Irrigation election , ........ F. 0,, Ruchholts,, Irrigation election J. L. Davidson,, Irrigation , election Jas. W. Jory, irrigation elec tion ,...... J. A, Hunnlcut, Irrigation election ., ,'., ,, ...... Mr. J. L. Davidson, Irrigation lection W. B, Folsom, Irrigation elec- 32.80 32.80 22.00 2.20 . - 6.20 6.20 6.20 19.00 19.00 11.40 14.40 107.60 ' 6.00 11.60 8.40 7.60 I.S0 1.20 9.20 S.I0 6.40 7.60 6.40 2.20 32.80 47.06 18.80 16.00 17.40 a 10.20 17.00 A. A. Msbsffey, Irrigation election .' J, C, Jartls, Irrigation elec tion ,...., Krma M, Wlsbard, irrigation election , .,. W. J. O'Hrlen, Irrigation elec tlon .' A. I-. Wlslurd, Irrigation elec tion ,..,....,........., W, V.. llurilss, Irrigation election 20.00 .rreii rcirum-K, irrigation elec tion Vint ent Jullnek, Irrigation election i . Mllio Dohry, Irrigation elec tion Anton IVtrasek, irrigation tledlon 2-r,9iK. C. nuchholf, Irrigation 1 election J. I.. Davidson, Irrigation election H, I'. Short, Irrigation elec tion ('. A. limiting, Irrigation election 13.2r.,W. I.'. Ilurrlss, Irrigation elec tion Geo. L Humphrey, Irrigation election Clina. F. DeLap, Irrigation election Geo. A. Haydon, balance due on school library books . . . Paul Ilreltenateln, digging grave "Alexander" county noor M. S. Taylor, fruit Inspecting September, 1917 Chns. F. DeLap, expense In vestigating bounties, Dor rls, Calif W. T. Lee, product show ex pense, "advertising" Kurl Whltlock, burial "Alex ander" county poor 1.55 fl. A. Moore, coroner Juror, J "Oil" 22. r0. Ren Catlett, coroner Juror, "Oils" II. Kettlesen, coroner Juror, 1.43 :i.o:i 1.0S 2.72 4.14 31.47 C0.00 29.37 1.00 47.95 1.80 18.00 11.60 16.40 t.ll 72.00 29.00 2.50 2.P0 2.C0 7.30 20.10 30.00 8.00 68.44 .7C .70 60.00 60.00 .77 3.00 3.60 10.00 20.00 20.00 232.00 17.40 70.00 ' 4.10 22.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 K. W. H liter, coroner Juror, (Jtlft tieeeeeeeeeeeeeee Geo. Rldrldge, coroner Juror, "Otis" I.. Raasett, coroner Juror, "Otis" Jack Brown, coroner wltnees, "Otis" F. K. Hutchison, coroner wit ness, "Otis" Jacob Tteece, coroner witness, "Otis" G. Carettl, coroner witness, "Otis" K. rtroflne, coroner witness, A. A'. Soule, coroner claim, "Otis" O. R. Bunch, coroner Juror, Mnrsnell ............... T. C. Norrls, coroner Juror, Marshall A. II. Grainger, coroner juror, Marshall Richard Melhase, coroner Juror, Marshall J. N. Klrkpatelch, coroner Juror, Marshall Wllber Miller, coroner Juror, Marahall tow Copeland, coroner wlt nesa,, Marahall W. R. Engle, coroner witness, Marahall John Lee Ball, coroner wit ness. Marshall J. M. Bedford, coroner wit ness, Marshall N. B. Olnsbaugh, coroner wit ness, Marshall Harold Wlmer, coroner wit ness, Marshall W. R. Bngle, coroner service, Marshall Lew Copeland coroner ser vices, Marshall '.....' Mary Melhase, coroner serv ice, Marshall James Gordon, coroner aerv ice, Marshall J. B. Vose, coroner service, Marshall Dr. A. A. Johnson, coroner service; Marshall .'....... Dr. A. A. Soule, coroner fee, Marshall ............... 3.00 Dr. A. A. Soul, coroner fee, BOOllO eeee 3.00 E. L. Rlghtmler, coroner juror 1 nameless child 3.00 Jna. Stempfauber, coroner Juror, nameless child . .'. 3.00 Frank Gentry, coroner Juror, nameless child 3.00 A.R Schrelner, coroner Juror, 3.00 nameless child K.A.Schrelner, coroner Juror, 3.00 nameless child Clin. Ager, coroner Juror, 3.00 nameless child .......... Thso. D. Young, coroner wit 3.00 ' n.' nameless child ,.t . . Mr. Millie Folsom, coroner' 3.00 witness, .nameless child . . Frank Stewart, coroner wit 3.00 ness, nameless child . . . . . Mrs. Frank- Stewart, corona? 3.00 witness nameless child .. T. B. OrlMth, coroner service, 3,00 nameless child Dr. R. R. Hamilton, eeroner 3.00 service, aamelese child .. Dr. 'A, A. Sbulae, coroner fee, 3.00 nameless' child 1.00 f S.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 3.00 1.60 3.00 4.40 6.80 7.60 7.80 149.73 8.00 900 8.60 70.98 44.88 1.80 1.80 fto 1.80 1.80 1.80 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 1.70 89.65 6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00 1.00 8.80 7.00 7.00 7.00 8.80 8.80 1.70 8.50 6.00 1.50 1.0 8.76 81.76 48.40 4.05 1.40 1.40 1.60 1.80 1.80 8.00 8.76 8.10 1.70 1.70 8.70 85.00 11.85 IF KIDNEYS AND BLADDER BOTHER rAKK SALT TO FLUSH KIDNIYS AND NIUTRALIZI IRRITATING ACIDS Kldnsy and bladder weakness reealt from uric add, says a noted authority. The kidneys filter this acid from the blood and pas it on to the bladder, where It often remains to Irritate and Inflame, causing n burning; scalding sensation, or setting up an Irritation at tbe neck of the bladder, obliging you to seek relief two or three times daring tbe night The sufferer is In constant dread, the water paassa sometime with a scalding sensation, and Is very profuse; again, there Is difficulty la avoiding It Bladder weaknees. most folks call It, because they can't control urination. While It la extremely annoying and .onetimes very painful, this Is really one of the most staple ailments to overcome. Oct about four ounce of Jad Salts from yonr pharmacist and take a Ublespoonful la a glass of wa ter before breakfsat, continue Ola for two or thr days. This will neutralise the aeid In the urine so It no longer la a somree of Irritation to th bladder and urinary organ, which then act normally again. Jad Salt h inexpensive, harmless, and la mad front tho add of grape and, lemon Juke, combined with Ilthla, and la ueed by thousand of folks who are subject to urinary disorders caused by uric acid Irritation. Jad Salts Is pleaded far kidneys and oauee no had effects whatever. Ran 'you have a. pleasant, esYorveo- oent Mtssa water drink, whlea tjulekly relieve bladder treublsv-AdT. BSlrPAmtom GrA A ir r4sV.L TTYrTTVVVVVVv i&Bksi EXACTNESS All of our prescription work I handled by graduate phar- rascuHs-mcn who have been -eeMcJaly trained to take care, of your prescription. Our work b handled in tha most skilful manner, check ing and double-checking each operation which it your abac-, lut assurance against the osaWjUlty of error., There totra'charg for our extra particular freacrf' tJMservlce. Briayornt fnescriptlofl to va and wmm ture that it is compounded. JuataMhc.docWdejirte. unKTWNsrMiarv , KLAMATH THIS OKtXOtt ---------. a .--.-. ttTtVtVVVVttt Traveler record for 1917 show more Uiaa 9 185.000.0O0 of new life buaJuee. The new low coat pollele did It. See ChUrote. 9 BMCMleate. promptly eaoonted. 9 Hot Water for Sick' Headaches en u MSure H4ach of nay kind Is caused by auto-mtoxtcatlon which maaaa sett- pobaMlng. Liver aad bowel poison culled toxin, sucked Into the blood through the lymph duett, excite the heart whtah pumpa the blood ao fact that It congest In the smaller arter- lea aad vein of the head, producing violent, throbbing pain and distress, called headache. Ton beoossc ncrv oua, despondent, alck, feverish and miserable, your meal aour and almost nauseate you. Then yon resort to ace- tannine, aspirin or tbe bromides which temporarily, relieve but do not rid the blood of these Irritating toxin. A glass -of hat water with a ton- spoonfull of limestone phosphate la it, drank 'before breakfast for awhile, will not only wash thsae polaoaa from your system and cure you of head- be. but will cleanse, purify aad freshen the entire alimentary canal. Ask your pharmacist for a quarter pound of limestone phesphnto. It m in expensive,, harmless aa sugar, and al lot tasteless, except for a sourish twinge which k) not unpleasant If yon areat sealing your beet. If tongue la coated or yon crake up with bed teste, foul breath or have colds. ladlgsstlon. MUeueness, ooastlpatioa or sour, aeid stomach, begin the paos- phatod hot water ear to rid your system of toxins aad poisons. KceuHs are quick and it Is claimed that these who continue to tush out the stomach, liver aad bowem every morning, never have nap headache or know a miserable moment. Adv. tlQAL NOTICM .sann.BanmmuunnuuuuBlB' Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. O. O. F., meets Friday night. K. A. Emmltt, M. O., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary. Bwauna Encampment No. 46, 1. O. . F., meets Tuesday night, R. A. ftamltt, C. P., L. J. Bean. Scribe. PROFESSIONAL CARDS tons C. CLEGHOWf Cowatr Hurveyor Ovll Uogiueee City ft County Abstract Co. ARTHTJP R. WILSON 617 Mala St. FARM LOANS AT 8 PER CENT FLAT DR. P. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Fbyslclaa Burgeon swlto 811, 1. 0. 0. F. Temple (over K. K. K. Store) Phone 881 . . Roe. Phone, 8SSR (The only Osteopathic Physi cian and Surgeon In "Klamath Falls.) W. D. MILLER Roofing Contractor Malthold, Tar and O ravel Root ing. Root Coating. Repair Work a Specialty. 833 8. Sixth Street Phone 898. Klamath fulls, Oregon, Dec. 86, 1917. The undersigned will receive kids at the omen of the Reclamation Service. Klamath Falls. Oregon, until two o'clock p. m. yanuary 30, 1918, when the same will be opened, for the reclaiming of about 8,800 acres of swamp land in Pelican Bay, Upper Klamath Lake, Oregon, within the Klamath Project. No rental will be exacted for the use of the land; but the successful bidder will be required to begin work within six montN from the date of tho contract; to complete the work within 8 years from said date and to give bond In tho sum of 180,000 with an acceptable surety, conditioned for a faithful compliance srlth the terms of the contract. Each bidder' must state the shortest period of time for which he will accept tbe ute of the land as a consideration for reclaiming it, whloh period will be considered m awarding contract. Bid dera and ethers Interested may be present when bids are epeaed. For farther Infornutton aad a copy of the contract to be entered Into apply to . J. B. Bead, Project Manager. 81817 918141419 318126 The Mutual life INSURANCE COMPANY of New York F. M. PRIEST, LOCAL AdEXT Over K. K. K. Store W! llllllll STOP CATArlRHf OPEN NOSTRILS AND HEAD yd Cream 'Applied la Nostril I I I I 1 1 I I I I I I l"l 1 1 1 1 U your nostrils are ctogged una your head Is stuffed and you can't breathe treoly because of a cold or catarrh, Just get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm at any drug store. Apply a little of this fragrant anti septic cream into your nostrils and let It penetrate through every nlr passage of your bead, soothing and healing the Inflamed, swollen mucous membrane and you get Instant relief. Ah I bow good It feels.. Your nos trils arc open, your head is clear, no nor hawking, sauffldg, blowing; vie mora h-adaxbe, dryness or struggling for breath., Ely's Cream Balm la lust what aufereu from head cola and catarrh need. It's a dellgat-Aadr. " a Hi