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The Evening Herald
W. O. SMITH, Editor
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Herald Publishing Company of
Falls, at 111 Fourth street
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 14. 1018
Berald'sCbssifiedAdTS.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Storage room, conven
ient location; termt reasonable.
Apply J. B., Herald office. 1 5-tI
LOST AND FOUND
FOUND at the postofflee, brown fur(
muff. 13-3t
FOR SALE
FOR SALE Team or )oung. well
broken work horses, weight over
3,000 pounds, mare and (elding. J. O.
Swan, Merrill. lS-St
FOR SALE Rhode Island Red roos
ters; Oet them now for hatching
season. Call J95J. 13-St
FOR SALE Seed wheat at $3.23 per
100, oa Clyde Bradley ranch, near
Barks place. W.T.Johnson. 6-12t
MISCELLANEOUS
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era and on paved street. Price
1?,400, termt.
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Wednesday and Thursday,
Febtvary 1 aad 14
"HELL MORGAN" GIRL"
The sort sensational photoplay ever
howa oa the American screen, pre
seating
DotoOiy Phillips
Supported by Lon Cbaney and a
clever company of Bluebird artists.
A gripping story of tbe San Fran
cisco earthquake.
Prices for this "Special,"
10 aad 30 coats
Masfc hy Mi. Fltxpatrick aad Harry
Morel.
Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F
meets Friday night. H. F. Esell,
N. O., Nat Otterbein, Secretary.
Ewauaa Encampment No. 40, 1. O,
O. F., meets Tuesday night. W. A,
C. P., Nata Otterbein Scribe,
New Cardinals'
Manager Has
Successful Career
JACKiHCNDJRlCtta,
Jack Hendrlrks, new manager of
the St. Louis Cardinals In tbe Na
tional League, will cut an Important
Igure 1q bit league baseball tbe com
ing season If be lives up to bis past.
Manager for twelve seasons of minor
league clubs, be has yet failed to fin
ish la the second division. Beyond
that, he has won four pennants for
lata a maaafed.
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FAIRYIEW FINDINGS
Mr. Kcam 1ms been in the city for
the lit fen days sorting his potatoes
0. A. Hill and family tailed with
Warren Patterson Sundny.
Miss Viola Che.Mie (pent Sunday
with her parents.
County Agent II. R. Olalsycr spent
Monday night at the home of Mr.
Ream.
I.. D. Dan son made a trip to Mer
rill Monday.
Wllma llurk
Klamath Falls.
spent Monday in
A number of farmers here are tak
ing net he interest in the Potato
Growers Association, which was or
ganized Monday night.
L. A. West and II. J. Lester hae
returned from Portland, where they
disposed of a carload of cattle. Mrs.
June Dow stayed with Mrs. Lester
during the abence of Mr. Lester.
Mr. and Mrs. John Koonti spent
Tuesday with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Phillips.
Despite the stormy weather, a num
ber of Falrvlew representatives at
tended the Spring Lake box social ou
Tuesday ctenlng.
The public Is urged to attend the
shadow social to be given at the Fair-
view school house Friday evening,
February 13th. Refreshments will
consist of oyster soup and crackers.
One half of the proceeds are to be
donated to tbe Red Cross.
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MILLER HILL COMMENT
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Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sutton spent Sat
urday afternoon In the city.
E. A. Schulemlre transacted busi
ness at tbe county seat Saturday.
Ernest and Howard Loper were In
Klamath Falls Monday.
Stewart Briggs spent part or the
day at Klamath Falls on business
Tuesday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wynant, Mr.
and Mrs. Homer Depuy and Mr. and
Mrs. J. C. Wright and Mr. and Mrs.
F. W. Sexton attended the dance at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Newnham
at Henley Saturday evening.
The Miller Hill Industrial Club Is
preparing a patriotic program to be
given at the school bouse soon. Tbe
date of the affair and tbe program
will be deary for publication In a
few days.
Several volumes of interesting
books purchased by tbe Industrial
Club hne been added to the school
library.
Lawrence Hanson and James Mor
ris visited at the home or Mr. and
Mia. Frank Sexton Sunday afternoon.
Investigate the new low cost life,
accident and health policies of the
Traveler, aad you'll waat to alga oa
the dotted line. He Chllcote. 1
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Roy Stewart la t
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A thrilling Western drama In 6 parts
Also a Laughable Trlaagle Coated
TEMPLE THEATER
Temple Theater Presents
Little Mary McAlister la
"PANTS"
A beautiful 5-part photoplay, re
plete with highly humorous situa
tions and tensely dramatic climaxes.
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signed by Secretary of the Treasury
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Questions Asked of
County Commissioners
The following is a copy of the In
terrogatories submitted by the tax
payers' committee to the County
Court of Klamath County at its ses
sion on Monday morning, February
11, 1918, at which aeaalon. wera pres
ent Judge Marloa Haaks aad Com
missioner Frank H. McCoraack; Com
missioner Burrell Short being absent
on account of sickness.
Tbe County Court made no answer
to said questions, bat a copy thereof
was personally left with each Judge
Hanks and Frank H. McCoraack, and
subsequent thereto a copy of said In
terrogatories waa mailed to Mr.
Shert:
To Marlon Hanks, County Judge;
Frank H. McCoraack, Burrell
Short, County Commissioners for
Klamath County, Oregen:
Gentlemen At a meeting of rep
resentative citizens and tax payers of
Klamath Falls, there was an execu
tive committee appointed to ascertain
ithe sentiment of the different locali
ties of tho county, and to obtain an
expression from them concerning the
contract entered Into by and between
ourselves and certain architects for
the erection of a court house in Klam
ath Falls, and after due consideration
and a meeting of said executive com
mittee, a sub committee waa appoint
ed to ascertain from you certain, In
formation, and said committee here
with submit a list of questions talked
oor and discussed at aald meeting,
with the request that you, and each
of you, answer said Iriterrogatores
an-) submit same to this committee.
J How much money has Klamath
County now actually Invested In what
Is termed the new court house, par
tially completed, In Hot Springs Ad
dition site?
2 What amount of money or war
rants has atbe present County Court
paid ,on the new court house, since
the taking of office of tbo present
comty Judge?
: What amount has been levied
by tbe present County Court since tbe
taking of office of the present county
Judge. In the court house fund?
4- -How much money Is there at
nreicnt In the county ereasury In the
court bouse fund?
Joffre's Hooverism Not
PARIS, Jan. 38. (Correspondence
of the Associated Press) Marshal
JoSre's letter to the secretary of the
French Academy officially announc
ing his candidacy to the teat of the
late Jules Claretle has caused much
favorable comment here, but the Im
pression appears to hava gone abroad
that the victor of tbe Maria will Join
THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH
.man M. J. Krumm, tho first man to
I bo Insured bv Uncle Sam. The third
. ,. tha Dhoto u the private see-
Yoe-lretary to Mr. McAdoo.
5 ucw much, money has been lev
led and how much collected on the
court house fund In the last two
years?
We wish to submit the folowlng In
terrogatories for and on account of
tho fact that It has been quite gen
erally circulated thruout the county
by rumors and otherwise that the
present uncompleted court house
building In Hot Springs Addition Is
unsafe and not In condition to be
completed. Will you, therefore, kind
ly answor the following Jlnterroa-
torlea?
1 Have you mad or caused to be
made any examination of the present
Incomplete court house building as
to Its fitness for completion or Its
soundness as a building?
3 If so, will you kindly give the
names and address of the parties and
tbe dates upon which said examina
tion was made?
3 Have said parties made written
report to tbe County Court as to the
condition of the said building, nnd If
so, Is said report now a matter of rec
ord of Klamath County so that same
may be examined by this committee?
4 If said reports have been made
but not filed, and thereby become
public records, will you kindly refer
said reports to this committee for ex
amination?
C Have you received estimates
and proposals tor the completion of
said structure? If so, will you kindly
submit said bide to tbe examlnaton
of this committee?
6 If said bids contain plans and
specifications for the completion of
this uncompleted structure, will you
kindly submit said plans and specifi
cations to this committee?
There seems to be some controver
sy over the Interpretation and mean
ing of a certain contract entered Into
by and between yourselves and cer
tain architects on tbe 35th of Janu
ary, 1918, relative to the erection and
completion of a court house In Klam-
atb Falls, Oregon, and we respectful-
ly request your answers to the fol-
lowing Interrogateries:
1 Is there any understanding or
agreement, either orally or In writ-
Ing, between tbe County Court and
said architects, or between you as In-
Restricted to Food
tbe Forty Immortals oa his military,
and not his literary, record, Tbe
letter Is brlof. It reads:
"Mr. Secretary I have tbo honor
to Inform you that I am a candidate
to tbe French Academy to the seat of
Mr. Jules ClareUe.
"Please do aeoept, Mr, Secretary,
the expression of my distinguished
sentlmeaU.-JOFFRS)."
FALLS, OREGON
dlMdusls. or suy of you as Individ
uals, and said architects relative to
plans nnd specifications, and the price
of completing said court house?
2 Have the plans and specifica
tion?, and the location of said court
house building been agreed upon by
the County Court or nny of tho mem
bers thereof?
S Is there any agreement or un
demanding between tho parties to
said contract, entered Into by and
bet wren the County Court nnd said
architects, that said contract rclitea
to the finishing of tho present I ar
thlly constructed court house?
4 U the plans and sperinratlons
referred to and contemplated In said,
contract or January IS, 1918, has
breii submitted and adopted by tho.
County Court, or any members theie
or will ou submit said plans nnd
spwlt.cntlon to this committee for
examination? I
C Will ou please state what your
Pievnt attitude la townrd tho com
pletion of the present Incomplete,'
court house building in Hot Springs
Addition? Is it your Intention to com
plete this structure? If not, will you
pleaso state definitely why you do not
favor the completion of this struc
ture? The aboo and foregoing Is submit
ted after careful consideration and
discussion of the problems therein
mentioned, and upon unanimous tote '
of the executive committee appointed, j
and as representative cllltens and tax.
payers of the County of Klamath, we
roipccuuiiy requeei jou as memoers
or the County Court to kindly answer
the above and foregoing.
RespoctMlly submitted,
E. L. ELLIATT, Chairman,
W. T. LEE, Secretary.
Committee M. p. Evans, n. A.
Emmltt. J. W. Siemens, Charles Wood
Eberleln.
MEAT INJURIOUS '
TO THE KIDNEYS
TAKI A TAILISFOONFUL OF
ALTS IF SACK HURTS OR
LADDIR TROUILIS
Wo are a nation of meat eaters aad
our blood Is filled with urlo acid, says a
well known authority, who waraa as
to be constantly oa guard agalast kid
ney trouble.
The kidneys do their utmost to free
tbe blood of this Irritating acid, but
become weak from the overwork; they
j got flngghih; tbe ellmlnatlve tissues
ciog ana inus ine waste u retained la
the blood to poison the entire system.
Ilka lumps of lead, and you have sting
ing pains In the back or the urine la
cloudy, full of sediment, or the bladder
Is Irritable, obliging you to seek relief
during tbe night; when yon have se
vere headaches, nervous and dlny
spells, sleeplessness, acid stomach or
rheumatism In bad weather, get from
your pharmacist about four ouncee
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of the u boat aad drop a bomb oa her. I
of Jad Salts; take a tabtespoonfui la a
glass of water before breakfast each
morning and In a few days your kid
..i. witi act nne. This famous salts
la made from the acid of grapes and"
lemon Juice, combined with iiinia, ana
has been used for generations to flush
When our kidneys ncho nnd feel
and stimulate clogged kidneys, to nou
trallto tho acids In urine so It Is no
loniwr a source of Irritation, thus end
ing urinary and bladder disorders.
Jad Salts Is lnexpcnle nnd cannot
Injure; makes a dollghtful effervescent
llthla water drink, and nobody can
make a mistake by taklnit a llttlo oc
caslonal'v to keep the kldnoys clean
and active. Adv.
RUB YOUR BACK!
STOP LUMBAGO
DON'T DRIU KIDNKYM! HUH THE
PAIN ItUlllT OUT WITH OLD
"ST. JACOtlH LINIMENT"
Hack hurt ou? Can't straighten
up without feeling sudden pains,
ul.nr,, ndin II 11. 1 IwlllKeS? NOW llStOll!
Thal.g ,umbnI0 .clallca. or maybe
m a ,, B1j you. cl blet401j
ruof 10 roomont you rub your back
wh i0Othlllt( ,.netratlng "HtJaeoba
nlnenU.. Nothng else takes out
soreness, lameness and stiffness so
quickly. You simply rub It on and out
comes tho pain. It Is perfectly harm,
less and doesn't burn or discolor the
akin.
Limber up! Don't suffer! (let n
small trial bottle from any drug
store, and after using It Just once,
you'll forget that you over had back
ache, lumbago or sciatica, bernuse
your back will neter hurt or causo
any mora misery. It never disap
points and has been recommended for
80 years. Stop drugging kidneys!
They don't cause backache, because
they have no nerves, thercforo can
not cause pain. Adv.
$1.00 WILL UE OIVEN
to each of several schoolboys who will
deliver copies of the Curtis publica
tions to customers. Only school boys
clean, gentlemanly and ambitions
need apply. Tbe 81.00 Is In addition
to liberal cash profits and many other
advantages. Apply to Lloyd aad Ken.
neth Ttioawa, Uox I II I, Klamath
Fall, Oregon. 31-14-38
FOR SALE One team or logging
horses, weight 3,000 pounds; G and
9 years old. Price 3G0.
Several good farm horses, ranging
from 1,100 to 1,300 pounds. I'rlcod
from 140 to 1100,
A few cheap alt-purpose horses. Prlco
from 10 to $30.
Will sell on part cash; balance, terms
to suit, or wilt use other collateral
as security.
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sei-s our Imprint on the fen
eomniniiig inn girt.
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511 Main Street
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Your Inspection Invited.
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Huxe oi to Loewe Bras.
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nt Mala Ht.
on 100-lb
Hour Sacks
Commence.
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