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W. O. SMITH. Editor
FaMMed dally ascent Bandey y
fftt) raid Publishing Company of
KkuMtfc Falls, at 111 Fourth street
stared at the poetoBce at Klamath
Falls. Oregon, tor transmission throiga
Ua snails as second-class attttar.
uaacrlptlon terms by nail to an?
address la the United States t
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THVR8n.IV, FMIItl'ARY '.. HUM
.OTICK TO SfUSCItini'RS
Carrier Lore will call on all sub
scribers In the clt) who have not paid!
their subscriptions In ndauce, on the
Orst Saturday of each month to col
lect. Subscribers arc kindly request
ed to arrange to hare the money
r.ilr fnr flm hnr, xrlien thftr mil. ns
each carrier has 'from 100 to 150 pec!
pic to call uK)ti.
It will be ccces&ar) to discontinue
all subscriptions not paid for by the
15th of the month, unlets special ar
rangements are made at thin office.
Prompt payments of subscriptions'
will be of great assistance to the car
rier bo)s, as all are attending school
during the week.
KVKNI,VG HERALD
Herald's Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED
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WANTED A cook at tho Klamath
Agency. For particulars call or
address It. Ralrd, Klamath Agency
27-2t
WANTED Position as took In ramp
or rsuch for crew of men. Address
C2t Wall st. 26-St
WANTED Teamsters and laborers
for work on the I'aclflc, highway;
also two flunkeys. Apply Warren Con
ktructlon Co., Oakland, Ore , J. W.
Sweeney, superintendent 23-121
FOR
RENT
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FOR RENT Storage room, convex
lent location; terms reasonable.
Apply J. D., Herald office. 15-tt
FOR
SALE
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FOR SALE Rhode Island Red eggs
for hatchings. E. L. French. Phone
426J. 28.21
FOR SALE A brand new electric
generator, ut a bargain )ou can
not overlook ; the Ideal article for a
private lighting system; 30-llgbt ca
pacity. If Interested call at US South
Ninth street, or address C. K. DIs
mark, box 1104, Klamath Falls, Ore.
27-St
FOR SALE Cheap, 12-hhp. steam
engine, IC-hhp steam boiler, com
plete and In first class order. M. F.
I'arker, box G21, Phono 82X. 26-3t
FOR SALE Reo chauls, cheap for
cash; good runnlngorder; fine for
"bug" or truck. Call 1515 Main at
opposite burner Rig Basin Lumber
Co., Sundays or evenings. Phone
63Y. 27-2t
FOR SALE Good paying hotel; will
take farm or land as part payment.
Address H. Hsbman, Klamath Falls.
19-llt
LOSTANDFOUND "
AAAJ-A"" i-.'E-imnnn iiqixi u uu
LOST Two yearlings, one roan steer
and one black heifer, branded 99
oa left rib, split In each ear. John W.
Taylor, Merrill, Ore. 25-8t
MISCELLANEOUS
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FOR TRADE Centrally located city
lots for modern (He or six room
house; will pay balance In cash; state
location and price. Address A49,
Herald. 27-3t
AUTO TO TRADE on city property.
Phone 359. 26-6t
FOR EXCHANGE 80 acres Irrigated
land, for residence In Klamath
Falls. A. A. Mebaffey, 431 Main st.
19-tf
TO EXCHANGE 160 acres this side
of Olene for city property. v
J. T. WARD A CO.,
IS Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
Wn, A. Urady Presents
Kthet Clayton and Carlisle Ularkwell
IX
HIS BROTHER'S WIFE"
A society drama in 5 parts. Also
Osw Reel Comwir
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Ream'
Wed-1
I'AIHVIKW HM)IXO
.
1 II Dattson helped K C
paper his haute Tuesda and
neday of this week.
Mr and Mrs C. A. Hill were Klam
ath Falls lUlturs Monday.
W. W. Lewis went to town Tuesday
for a load of culverts.
J. W. Itarncs ha started to work
In ll.n In, fln .1 M,ml ,.,.,
) no Is declared In an address. The Ion
Mr. Calhoun and family arc plan- Kcr the war lasts, the better does the
nlng to moe to the Miller Hill dls- position of the United States become
trlct March 1st, when John Matncv a. compared with other nations, he
and and family
will return to their
ranch.
Mrt Mary Carlson Is lsltlnc at
the home of John Koontr,.
,. , ...
Jo)ce and l-o!se Slgford enrolled at
thc Falr,lcw cho01 Monda"'
K. C. Keini. Mrs. Thomas Hedge-
pcth and daughter spent Sunday een-'
Ing at thc home of the tasters
Members of the school sent off S92
cancelled stamps this week, JI0 of
them being tollected bv Vhlan
Hedgepeth.
School Superintendent Kdna Wells
l.llml . Ii vnhnnl tarn n lal.nfrt . I ... .1 In.l
1 II.HVU 1111' HUWI 1V1 .1 S11UJ I llllll I.1CI
Thursday, to explain the work of the
I Junior Red Cross Thc school has
been enrolled as a Junior Red Cross
Society, with a membership of twen-t)-four.
H
OUSTON'
s
Metropolitan Amusements
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
IIAKK
STAR THEATER
Star Theater Pretend
Winifred Allen In
THE MAX HATER"
A Saturday Evening Post Story
Mary llrecht Puher. Also a
ItUUKliulilc Triangle Csnnesly
Lite K. Vernon, wlio
turn" ut lite pinno.
Plit) the Pic.
I
TEMPLE THEATER
Temple Thcuter PrcNcnts
"THE HOUSE OK A THOUSAND
CA.MH.KS"
Plcturlzcd in 5 Intense reels. From '
Meredith Nicholson's popular not el. '
HEARST PATHE NEWS
Lute! Wur I'll Hurt, Current EtentN '
ADMISSION TEN CENTS
What Germany
Tho Qolshevlkl govcinmont of Rus.
sin, under l.eou Dronstelu, ullas I.con
Trottky, as, foielgn minister, has
made peace tornu with Oermany on
the basis of giving up tbe whole or
IMfel ' CriertNIOOV
jm. ) rUCOW "" V KIEV
AUSTRIA - HUNOARY
mKgZ!lL? U K R ft t N I
0 so wo too !
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Uncle Sam's
Prospects Are Good
WASHINGTON, D. C, Feb.
Ii.
Altho the cxpeudltures ot the United
(States are far greater than those ot
any other belligerent, the end of the
war will find this country In a better
diniiclal position than any other na-
I.... I1AI.A.AM.I.. n.lHAM . till.
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added.
' " tth n banking s)stem that abso-
lutcly lusures against panic, with our,
.securities legalised by the war finance
'corporation net and with a gold cover
n, f- op ,. .-., ,m rnv.
j than any commercial nation has etcr
had In thc world's history-
tne con-
Deposits In
Banks Are
WASHINGTON, D. C. Feb. 28.
The condition of national banks as ot
December 31, 1917, as announced by
thc comptroller of the currency fol
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I r.c deposits of the national banks
or the United States at the time of
the call of November 20. 1317. had
reached the highest figures ever
shown, mid were nt that time $1,564,.
079,000
more than nt tho preceding
iptember 11. 1917. This In-
call of Sell
crease was to n considerable extent
accounted for by deposits received In
connection with settlements fnr the
Second Liberty Loan, and It was
thought that when the deposits which
the gmernment had mado with the
national banks at that time should
by be withdrawn to meet the treasury re
I qulrements there might be a large re
duction In deposits.
I The reports of the national banks,
howocr, Just compiled, show that on
December 31, 1917, the deposits of
the national banks thruout the coun
try were even greater than at the
1 time of the Xo ember 20, 1917, call
If wL should ellmlnato the reductions
in deposits shown by national banks
1 In New York, Massachusetts and
1 PcnnsjUanla.
' Tho aggregate deposits In all na-
tlonal banks on December 31, 1917,
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
MerrilL Oregon
Gets From Russia With
Poland and Llthunla, two great
piovlnces, which In past centuries
huve been nations all by themselves.
In addition tbe Dronsteln or Trotsky
government has consented to give
Germany $4,000,000,000 Indemnity.
Financial
icluslan of will ... tl.u uMrr
I In
thc position of the world's must
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powerful nation, so far as finances
are concerned." Ralney said.
At the bottom or It all, he said, was
the fact that the dally per capita In
come of the population Is 11.05. while
the per capita expenditure Is only SI
cents. Great Britain's per capita In
come Is 70 cants and her per capita
expenditures amount to 74 cents.
France's per capita Income Is SI cents
and her expenditures 60 cents. Oer-
many has a per capita Income ot 44
cents and an expenditure of 1 0 cents.
Up till thla time, Ralney said, the
war has cost $111,000,000,000, of
which total the allies hare exponded
$83,000,000,000.
National
.raging
was $14445,689,000
Tbls wss
$3&S.4?,000 less than the total of
'all deposits on November 20, 1817,
1 but as th reduction In national bank
deposits for tho states of Now York,
j Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
amounted to $358,042,000, we find
that the deposits of the national
' DBnk t tho United States on Decern-
ber 31, 1917, exclusive of these three
states, exceeded br $6,395,000, the
greatest deposits over previously
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urn ut , uiiiiuuai dbu 01 iiio uniiea
States December 31, 1917, as com
pared with December 27, 1916, was
$2,178,843,000.
XOT1CK
Several of the articles for which
tickets were sold by tho Ladle of
the Maccabees Lodge have not yet
been called for. They are In the
window ot Virgil ft Son's furniture
store, and may be had upon presen
tation of the duplicate number. The
numbers which were drawn last Sat
urday night and placed upon each of
these articles are as follews: Rug,
No. 964; quilt, No. 133, and a rug.
No. 199.
FORT KLAMATH RANCH SOLD
L. W. Copelnnd of Fort Klamath
has recently sold his ranch In tho
Wood River Valley to W. E. Nichol
son. The farming Implements were
also Included In the deal.
$4,000,000,m
The map shows what Is carved from
Russia by the bolshevlkl deal with
aermany. ia fact, tbe damans will
lot territory richer than Prussia and
almost as populous, territory larger
than any single Oerman state.
Top-notch Hi auld Seel llMbher
and Pact, at
Jl-tt
K. K. K. STORK.
Now U the time to buy n home In
the Klamath Ilaala. Ak t'hllwtt' for
prirea on house, lt, business lnu
ertjr, farms and ranches. 1
Gee, that's some suit Whore did
'.You get It? Oh, down b) tho post-
I office, at 230 Main. It's Knhii undo 1
Be the Royal Tailor spring line
of Huttings at
Jl-tt K. K. K. STORK.
Tmtelrra artldrnt nml lionllli 'l-
Iclen are standard. When oii Mtjr j will n t rost tints Ii nt the drug store.
less jruu get lnK. Sec t'lilhotc 1 ' hut Is sitftU Imil to di-iiioiistmlo to any
m lone Us Ii ntisltiK, swcolntitiiR nml
This Is the last of February: il.en'fn-slieiiliig fffwl upon the )teiu.-Ad
comes March, and thon April showers
Why not havo us mnku your Itnlnco it
to your measure. It costs no more
At 230 Main. It'a Knlin made. It
When Sister's
Birthday
Comes...
She knows the value of Jewelry
In enhancing her natural
charms, or adding to the at
tractltenos nf n prett) cos
tume. The birthday gift of n hnr pin,
brooch, lavalllere or ring from
Upp's will bring her happiness
tho whole car thru,
lfpp Jowelry Is the iinllty that
Is complimentary to glc, nt the
price one has In mind for a
birthday present.
Bloodstones, the March birth
stone, In solid gold rings,
$1.50 to $15.00
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
OaVUI H. P. Watch lnrtti-
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
Tails why svsryons should sjrtnk
kat watsr aaeh morning
kafara braakfatt,
Why Is man and woman, halt the
time, feeling nervous, despondent,
worried; some days headachy, dull
and unstrung; some days really Inca
pacitated by illness.
It wo would all practice Inside-bath-Ing,
what a gratifying change would
take place. Instead of thousands of
half-sick, anaamlc-looking souls with
pasty, muddy complexion's we should
see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy
cheeked people everywhere. Tho roa
son Is that the human system docs not
rid Itself eaeh day of nil tho wasto
which It accumulates under our pros.
ent mode of living. For evory ounce
or food and drink taken Into the sys
tem nearly an ounco of waste material
must be carried out, else It torments
and forms ptomalne-tlko poisons
which are absorbed Into the blcod.
Just as nocessary as It Is to clean
the ashes from the furnace each day
before the fire will burn bright and
hot, so we must each morning clear
BUC KHECHT
ARMY
Made on the famous
M union last speci
fied by U. S. Army.
A practical, svtryds
shoe for men in all
walks of life, fiusintss
men. farmers, iporti-
awn. outdoor worktrs
all have lakan in lha
Buckhscbt Army Shoe. Rssultr
Foot troublts are no longer
known to thsm.
Into the Buckhscht Army
hos sre put ths finnt materials
and workmanship possibl. It's
tho you can dspsnd on for
eass snd comfort and strvlce.
$6.50 to
$7.50
bJisn T
Calf m Blk
CvaMslal
Mae BUCKINGHAM &
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tbolntldoorgniiiai ui..-.i.---
inccumuiniiuii nmiii .
nml boil) l"in M nJ women,
n lather sttk or will, nt ndvlsod to
drlti). eidi morning
heforu breakfast,
n glnM of I nil hut water with n ten
siioonfiil of llmi'stniiu phosphate In It,
ns n lurmlesi mentis of washing out
of the sluiuiiili, liver, kldiiie nml
liewels tho Indigestible iiuiterlnl,
wnsto sutir Idle nml leilim: thus
tletiilng. HMf-toiilitit ntul purlf)lng
tho entire iillineiitnry eaniil boforo
puttiiiK ") (c,ui -n' "'" "toiunchi
MIIIIoiih of people who hud their
turn nl (oiiMlputlou, bllloiH nttnrkM,
nclil itoin u Ii, iuruus dii)s iliul sleep,
less nlglilH luiw lieroino real crnnkH
about III" tucrtilliK Inside biilli. A
oiinlter pound of llmrsionu phosphrtto
' 1
A. I I
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD;;
1
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils !
upens Air raasagea tugai up.
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Instant rciii-r -no wnltliif Viur
ctuKtMd nostrils open right up; tho air
lurv.iKis of )our head clear mid you
ran brc.ilho freely. No morn hawk
ing, siiuiTlliiK, blowing, headache, dry
ness. No struggling fnr breath at
night; )our sold or catarrh disap
pears. I (let a small bottlo of Ely's Cream
I'ltlm fiom jour druggist now. Apply
a little of this fragiunt antiseptic,
I healing cream In )our nostrils. It
penetrate through every air pasiago
i,)t the head, soothes tho Inllaminnd or
! swollen mucous membrane and rellof
comes liiMnntly
It's Jut line Imn't stay stuffed
1 up wild .1 mid or nastr latarrb. Ad
WHY?
Stove PoUsh
YOU
Should
TTS dlfforent from
s otnersbecnu&oinotuca
Is taken In the mud
And the materials used are
higher grade.
Black Silk
Stove Polish
a brin-int, silky pclUh that doss
E?.!."1., " orou og.aaJllMsliliMlaiti
lour lllne Ion nnlla.rw .,..
polish. UmU on nmnplt dnvfs and ioJd
bjrlirdwninlBrocrrvdUra.
y hsrdwni (ivl ffrocrrv drilari
AllMHtbilnll, UMltcanurruiS
r.a
I lllul II 11
twrvtawi
..n. i
. your iteAicr
"".ft-. I"UI M, lllwfc KJk KM. Ivjuk
lllwfc SJk Hni I'uikk, "
taK In U4UU w PMI Ml ouilll j7
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Black Silk Stove Polish Works
ainasf, ituaoM
v mttu aiiii u,.b,
Kralr., ri ulalrr. .tnvi
Vtm SlMk SUh Ml I
awwi ii n
I Ims no ju
PAT OfF.
SHOE
Ask for the Buck
hecht Army Shoo
by name look for
our reglitcred trade
mk stamped on svsry
iair. It la mors than
a mere trad mark.
It Ii a guarantee, a
nrolLciInn. m .UMU1
of
Mrrlcc. ' '"w
Back of It standi mors thsn a
half century of hontit shoe
maniiiauurliig.
Xj'ms." "V ,he Auckhht
Army blioe In your town. If
wX txtr not w"
HECHT a.ir..u.-
I g8IJmgaj
m Goes Further
gw ga
I Delicious Flavor 1 '
VacuumPacied I
juaranteedf -
J Tliii u tbcHg?)5
I Stove PofchfSaWH
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CGKs
Klamath Lodge No. 137, Loop f
msats Friday night, , 'u ?
N. 0 Nate Ottarbeln, aocrsUrT
Kwauna Kncampinent No. 41 ' ft
O. F., moets TuuiUay tslKlit. W '?'
Maston, C. P., Nate Otterhel,, sjA
A
iiuiuiar comimiiiicatio,.
Klamstli Lodge Nu 77 . ,
& A.
M second MuiuU.'.I
eaeh month,
i.onvltl, W. M.
By order of
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LET MK MAKK VOUlt sKXr
SUIT
PERFECT FIT
Highest tlrasle nf Wuikiusnthls
GUARANTEED
Spring Wntiletu on IMsplsy.
Yowr Inspection Invited.
Chas, J. Cizek
Successor to Leewo llros.
MEKCHANT TAIMlll
fll Main m.
THE Mkwaf storafe
rates will he chared
by the Kiaiath Fab
Garages, fofinning ta
March 1, 1918.
PKH DAY $0.M
PKK WKKK W.M
TWO WKKKH UM
ON K MONTH $.l.M
IlKAD HTOHAHK,
(INK MONTH KM
t'HK OF WAHH HACK. . .0.5
Klamath Garage
Men's Associatioi
Potatoes
Good White Potato
$1.15 pr hundred.
B. P. LEWIS
Sixth St Phone 35S
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New Gty Laundry
We OuarantM Our Work,
hlrta and Cellars Laundirsi
Wo also vath silk, wool, and st
ored geda vary carefully. Try as
ones ens) be convinced. Our prks
are right. PHsmm 1M.
127 Fourth Street
aek at Flrtt National Sank
Asa)sisasstsS4saMaaiaissknk
Passengers
and Baggage
aiywkre is Ik Oly
(hsckSerrkr
RetMssUe Rates
PHONE 187
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