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FRIDAY, APRIL 19, IBIS
Herald's Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED
WANTED Pressman or pressfeeder.
W. O. Smith Printing Co. 17-tf
WANTED Hop; feeders. Shipping
ton hotel. 18-3t
FOR RENT
FOR BENT Ranch In Poe Valley,
known a tbe Hien ranch. For de
tails write Mr. Ida M. Fink. Oxford
ABU. No. 29. Berkeley. Calif. 16-61
FOR RENT Patlurt for several
thousand head of stock In lower
Klamath Harsh. See A. A. Mehaffey.
411 Main at.. Klamath Falls. 16-tt
FOR
SALE
MUMMMWIMMWM,
FOR SALE Dodge car. In good con
ditlon. J. E. Whltlatch, Merrill.
15-6t
FOR SALE 5 -room modern house,
toilet and bath. sink, hot water heat
ing tank; completely furnished, laclud
lag piano. Price $2, ISO. on terms:
will accept $2,000 cash If sold soon.
R. E. Smith Realty Co. 15-Ct
LOST AND FOUND
LOST One sorrel saddle bone, brand
V oa right shoulder, two bars right
Uirie. Notify Tyron A McKendree.
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MISCELLANEOUS
FOR SALE Fire room modern bunga
low, well located; this Is one of the
most complete little homes In the city.
Can sell on easy terms.
FOR SALE Good timber claim at $1
per thousand; on main county road.
t. T. WARD co,
IS Mala Street
ORPHEUS THEATER
B. A ReWe Presents the Star Exquisite
Emmy Wehlen In
' JTHE OUTSIDER"
A Metro Wonderplay In six interest
lag parts. Elso second episode of
"THE FIGHTING TRAIL"
With Wm. Duncan A Carol Holleway
Klamath Lodge No. 117, 1. 0. 0. F.
saaato Friday alght. H. F. Baall,
N. 0., Mata Ottarbela, Secretary.
Bwaaaa Encampment No. it, I. O.
O. F., aiaeU Tuesday alght. W. A.
Maataa. 0. P., Nata OttarbaU Scribe.
Regular communlcatloas
Klamath Lodge No. 77, A. F.
A A. M second Monday of
oath. A. R. Loavltt, W. M.
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN.NEp.6IA
Daa't rater! Ckt a dime pack
et! Dr. Jaaaaa' Hoadsoaa
Powders.
feu can clear your head and relieve
dull, splitting or violent throbbing
headache in a moment with a Dr.
James' Headache Powder. This old
time headache relief acts almost magi
rallr. Send some one to the druir store
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Mmiw for a dims package and a few mo-
i WlH wonder what became of thejiead
1 at'Iic, nturatclu anil pniu. Stop suffer-'HnH't-neeilleits.
Be sure, you ge what
yuir.t.k fur.
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fa j ,
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April b Specnl
BarfikMndi
for the
Evening
Herald...
Tho Herald will again
this year offer a special rat
to yearly nahMaadvaace
subscriber. la order to s.
car advantage of thla spe
cial rata payments snust be
made (luring tbe month of
April.
Special Rates fir Oie Year
SiWgiptiMi ii AaVaace:
Dally by wssU to aab
srriben la Klaus
nth County ..... .SB.
DaHy ky carrier to
eabecrrhere la.dty
of Klamath Falls.. t4.f)0
Ttw rata by carrier Is tl.M
mm per year, na It caata 9
ceats par weak to deliver
the paper la tha cky. Do
not delay la renew tog- year
eabscrlptloas, at tbJa rata
only appilen aariac iho
month of April.
Mall year check today.
Evening Herald
rp
uy mere than year share of Liberty
ana and War Stoma, and then buy
a heme frem Chileete. IP
SOCIALISTS AND SYMPATHIZERS
Write in the name of J. W. Tyrrel on
tbe ballot at the coming recall election
for County Judge.
MRS. MAUDE SUNK.
19-2t , Cor. Sec' Local Ewauna.
Oet a standard fire Insurance policy
frem Chileete. SSS Main St 19
Ladles Riding Breech, Skirt and
Jacket at K. K. K. Store. 15-lt
Ak Chileete about the new law coat
life, accident and health pelleleo af the
Traveler, if
Ladles "Kamp-lt" Brand
Wear new at K. K. K. Stare.
Outing
16-dt
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
Arteraft Pictures Cora. Presents
Marguerite Clark In
"THE SEVEN SWANS"
A picture that will Ur up
of other day aad make yoa wish it
would never end.
TEMPLE THEATER
Baaanay Prtsento
Henry Walthall A Warda Howard In
"THE RAVEN"
A romance of Edgar Allen Poe la
is part. Also
Charlie Chaplin In "On A. M."
ADMISSION TBN CBNTS
MERRILL OPERA HOUIE
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Nellie Crocker from Lakevlew Is la
town.
Mrs. H. L. DeArmoad of Medford la
here.
Maud Hettiager of Boaaaia la In
town.
Mr. and Mr. Fred A. "Matt of Med
ford, are In town.
Clinton Combs of Lakerlew Is regis
tered at the Hotel Hall
Zim Baldwin returns to Lakevlew
today.
Ruth Oowen la coalned to her home
with la grippe.
. Alof Johnson of 8an Francisco ar
rived here yesterday.
Mr. Margaret Hardenbrook Is
ill
with scarletlaa,
Mrs. O. w. Maust of McDoel I. taS2!?, E2"i 1 "SA
town on a shopping tour.
Ray Freuer from Poe Valley waa In
town last night.
J. S. tirlflllh of Eagle Ridge came In
town yesterday.
O. E. Clark of Portland Is registered
at the Hotel Hall.
Addle Hcyt of Fort Klamath is In
Iowa.,
Chaa Drew of Merrill waa la town
yesterday.
Mrs. W. a Oraham from Merrill
was In town yesterday.
A. E. Qlnger. who has been at hi
ranch out of town, la back la Klamath
Falls.
Mrs. D. Drown and Miss Charlotte
Rehn of Salem are registered nt the
Hotel HalL
Mae Gardner and Viola Gardner of
Klamath Falls, are registered at the
Hotel HalL
Elisabeth Hoastoa. supervisor of
music, haa been conSned to her home,'
due to illaeaa.
Henry Ahreaa aad Baa Haoalag
went to Ashland by tho ataga Uaa thla
morning.
Chaa. Col via aad Menria DoaeUoa.1
iht clerk at tha poatoSka, are 111'
Bight
with la grippe.
Mrs. Iry Daaaer of Ashlaad arrtrta
hut night from Ashland. Baa will visit
Mr. L. E. flkeea of thla city.
Mr. W. H. North haa returned from
Portland, where h waa attending tho
funeral of her grandson.
Mrs. Dan Parker la resuming wark
at the First Stole aad Sarlaga bank I
after a two days' Illaeaa.
Paul Dodge haa returned from his
trip after tb auto track, which got
atuck la (he Oreen Spring road hut
week end
J. A.-Nealey, a farmer from near
Grants Pass, I going to the WcCullum-
Christie mill, where ha will rua the
edger.
Captain J. W. Siemens weat out to
hi ranch with two aacka of Malrrel
poison from the reclamation aervlee
office yesterday. Ha says ha
death to tho Malrrel.
CARLOAD OP KLAMATH COUNTY
MURPHIES DISPOSED OP BY 1.0.
CAL SALESMAN MARKET dON.
DITIONS ORAOUALLY IMPROVE
A carload of KtaauUCwtaty spuds
haa been disposed of at Ashlaad by W.
C. Towaaend of thla city, who has been
making aa effort for tha put few
week to market tha largo aupply of
tha commodity bow hold over by the
producer hero. Tha potato sold la
this laataac belonged, to Heary Season
and war loaded aad ehlapod by aba,
Altbo the prospect for diapaolag af
lb potato hero wore very dabioua a
short UM"ago,ttbcre to cvMaaa taatli.
ItaA amadkdlB "" AIM awAUBaalsiaV dhl (
tho bottor, aad U to bcUcvad that tha
aurplaa atock aara awy yat at aold at
POTATOES '. JJK J
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THE EVENWO HERALD, KLAMATH
Mention
MDWini OK tOCAL MAMlUfiMW
Rer. E. P. Lawrence haa returned
from Ashland, where he haa been at
tending the Southern Oregon Pre
bylery. 1 Marjorle Deltell has been III with an
(attack of la grippe. Helen Pazoa
taught In her place at Pelican City.
j O. Durke, formerly with the fir de
partment ai Mtdrord, Is now connect
ed with the California Oregon Power
company here. Ha expects to more his
family here soon.
Oscar Shires came In town from hla
ranch yesterday, where he Is busy
working. Friends of Mr. Shires say
that he has acquired quite a healthy
looking complexion.
W. M. Dunch from GrauU Pass came
i In yesterday to attend the funeral of
Kenneth Hill, which was held at the
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Weed also came last nliht to attend
the funeral.
MEDICAL SECTION DOES COOD
WORK IN STOPPINQ EPIDEMIC
PORTLAND, April 19. Colonel
Dlsque announced that speedy rigor
ous work had been done by the army
medical section, which checked a seri
ous epidemic of cerebrospinal menin
gitis at the" Vancouver. Wash., can
tonment. The medical section pre
vented It from spreading to tbe log
ging camps, where the soldiers were
being sent Sis case were dlscor
.red about the middle of March, and
each of tha thousands of men were ex
amined and sprayed dally. None were
permuted to go to the camp till
April 19th, when the danger waa
ended.
SILVER BILL PASSES SENATE
WASHINGTON, D. C. April !'.-
The administration atlrer bill, prorld-
Ing for the withdrawal of 360,000,000
sllrer dollars, to ha melted and the bul
lion used to meet the foreign trade
balance, waa paaaed by the senate.
The meeting was held without roll call.
"The First American Ufa Insurance
Co." IareeUgat the saw 1911 pel-
lcle of Tho Mutual Ufa of N. Y.. Beth-
lag better. Oca. C. Ulrica, district
manager, oaco over First State Bank.
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Our gasoline, engine distillate, kero
sene, oil aad grease, are tha beat
Oar service eoato you aothlag.
KLAMATH SERVICB STATION.
ll-3t Sixth' and Klamath
New Heavyweight Star Demands a Chance
toFigkt Williard for Championship
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At the Theaters
Marguerite Clark, who Is appearing
at tha Star tonight In "The Seten
Swans," ku a pet theory that no one
ever really trows up. "You see." she
said, "l proved it last year by appear
ing la 'Snow White,' an nut-andout
fairy tale. The grownups worn not
prepared, and all came to see It and
stayed. This year I havo made 'The
8eren Swans' with the expert asslxt-
ance of Director J. Searle Dawley and i
a cast including many rery popular!
player. The story deals with witches
and fairies of all sorts, and Is as fan
tastic and appealing as little 'Snow
White' of last year and even nioro
beautiful."
Warda Howard, Rssanay leading wo
man, who play opposite Henry II. Wat
thall In "The Raven." six-act feature
pU. nAt9lti tnm Qtotgf) c. Huvlt0M
romance of Edgar Allen Poe, ha .the
difficult task of portraying four differ
ent character In this Aim. First, Mlmt
Howard appear aa Virginia, I'oo't
wife. Later she la seen as the lout I
nore, the ethereal Virginia; as Helen
Whitman, Poe'a second sweetheart,
who resembled Virginia so much, and
Anally as the spirit which Poe sees In n
vlidon. At the Temple tonight.
THIRTY-BSVEN BURNED
WHEN SHIPS COLLIDE
AN ATLANTIC TORT, April 19.
Thlrty-seren were burned to death
when tbe American steamship O. n.
Jennings and the Britisher War
Knight, both carrying naptha and In
flammable oils, collided off the British
coast on March 14th. All of the vie
Urns were British with the exception
oi one.
Submarine destroyeds went to the
rescue, aad thru the Seld of biasing
on took of tbe Jennings' crew,
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FradPaltoa. Dempsey' manager haa
told Colon! J. C. Miller, promoter of
ta caampioaaalp Igkt, he would meet
Wlltord far aothlag. But tho colonel
had put him off till Labor Day, in 8p-'
toatber, aaylng a will try to have an-l
atatr chaaiBHashlp bhttla then.
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MIDWAY BITWIIN tITIBS
MINNEAPOLIH. Mlutt., April 1I.
Tbe Jess Wltlard and Fred Fulton
fltht on July till will bo held In the
arena In the mldwny district butwevn
8t, Paul wnd Minneapolis.
No otit ever got rich murely by
tnMiiK nioiioy. You inunl Invent It,
A kooiI ny to IiivuhI It U to buy Wnr
Stylus and Thrift Blamps.
A Drop On a
Touchy Corn
'instant rellefl Then corn or
callus lifts off with flngr
JiimI think! You enn lift
off any corn or callus with
out om twltiKc of pain.
A Clnclnniitl limn din
rovored IIiIh filler com
pound ami nnnicd It fn
on. Any ilrui!Klnt will
ell a liny bolt to of free
oho for ti'iy lit IIk rout.
You npiily n few ilroiin ill
n'lly upon a tender coin
or rnlliiN. Instantly tho
Hort'iieitH dliniiinrs, then
shortly you wilt Mini tho
corn or inlltin nit Iimmo that
joti cnu lift In rlKht off.
I'n't'jono Ih wonderful!
ll ilrlcn limtunlly. It
tlovnn"! cut uwny tho corn
or vnllus, but Mhrhels It
up without even Irritating
e xkln.
noft coniH, or roniH ho-
twrcn tho toon, an wll us painful cnl
lutn'K. lift rlKtit on. There I no pnln
before or uftrrwards. No noreneiH or
uimitliii;. Women should keep a tiny
bottle on the dresser, ami never let a
coin ncht llc. Adv.
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TRY OltANDMDTIIKIt'H OI.O KA-
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Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, property compound
ed, bring bark the natural color and
lustro to tho hair when faded, gray
or streaked. Yenrs ago the only way
to get this mixture was to make It at
home, which Is musiy and trouble
some. Nowadays, by tuklng nt any
drug s'tore for "Wyeth's Sage and 8ul
phur Compound," you will get a large
bottle of this famous old recipe, Im
proved by the addition of other In
gredients, for about CO rents. ,
Don't stay grayl Try HI No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, aa II does It so naturally
and evenly. You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with It, and drawthla
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a lime; by morning tho gray
hair disappear, and after another a p.
plication or two, your hair becomes
beautifully dark, glossy and attract,
tva.
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Com
pound 1 a delightful toilet requisite
(or those who deslro dark hair and n
youthful appearance. It Is not In
tended for the cure, mitigation or
prevention of disease. Adv.
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PHYSICIAN aad SCIWfcON
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BpcclalUt In chronic diseases. Examination and coniultatloa W
Largest X-Rav Uharatar I Bmiiiiim n,nn. Latest rrrr
appliance that ara sow used In
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Business Men '
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sell iruallly b,hmI.i. VlwtBWr,J
Is you jn III nny u,-t real .
rlro Hiitl renr.
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Anywhere in the Gfy
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PHONE 187
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Company .
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We Ouarantse Our Werk.
Shirt and Collars Ltuadtrti
Wa also wash illk, west, aad sc
ared god vry carefully. Try m
one and be convinced. Our pratt
are right Phone 194.
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