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SALESMEN We need addition!
talesmen. Ocr contract carries
advance commission and will Inter
est yon. Write today for particu
lar. Salem Nursery Companr, Sa
lem, Oregon..
WANTED Employment tor tour
hear In the afternoon and all
day Saturday by experienced sales
man, collector and office man. Ad
dre X. Herald office. Itllf
FOR SALE
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for
8ALE Young bone, make a
logging hogse. Big. bUck
and streag. Inquire JacK Eowaras.
TeMord'a garage. Phone 21-M. -
POR BAUD One-room hone, fur
nished, toed garage, wood rteJ.
tktckea Kobm; fSSO. Silt Darrcw
Ave., Mill Addition. -l
POR BALE or will trade for horses
one lot In Mills Addition. Phone
31S-M. -St
POR 8ALS Household furniture.
SIX Caaby Street Mrs. Wor-
. Mtf
POR BALK JO head of young rat
tle. Joe Victoria. Italia, Ore-
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LOST
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AND FOUND
.LOST Suitcase
frost Vaas auto.
Owner's aaae on tag, Mrs. A. Mc
Caaa. Return to Herald office $-
POUND Oa Altlawjat road, buaco
' of key. Herald office. -2t
..STRAYED One sorrel horse S yrc
old, weight about 1100, brand!
?T oa right hip aad bar P oa both
Jaw. Jo Miller, Moaoc Feint Or.
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LOST One eaavas autosMbll to?
cover, betweea Klaauth Palls ea1
Boaaaaa, river read, or betweea Bo-
. aaaaa aad Dry Prairie. Plador :e-
"pert at Herald office for reward. 6-t
LOST OR. STRAYED Proa Weed
ranch Bear Port KUmath, 1 white
addto bone, weight about 1100,
branded quarter circle A oa left hip.
1 dapple gray saddle horse, weight
about 1100, branded 15 oa left blp.
Billable reward. J. B. Mitchell. Port
Klamath. Ore. l-10t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED WeaoB's aad children's
Mwiag. Prices reasonable. 88
Walaut St. -U
POR SALS 40 acre good land, all
aader irrlgatloa dltcb, thl aid
f Italia. 950 per acre.
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'J.T.WARBSOO,
la New Office
ORPHEUS THEATER
WsWam Fox Presoato
WILLIAM FARNCM
"THE HEART OF A LION"
Based oa Ralph Coeaor'e Novel,
"The Doctor'
All odd against bias, ho wade lato
she thick of the fight, battles for the
right ! aad wia over every owe.
Sperm! Prices 10c and 30c. War Tax
If jom waat to turn your Liberty
tato a home eee Chilcote. 14
THE RRST COST LESS
America's oldest, best ana most
Mcoeetful Life Insurance Co., The
Mwiiial.Llfe of N. T, For particu
lar regarding our new policies see
j. , ,sv. w. .vmcfi imrnt iniiiri u
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White, eye, ear, bom
aad throat epeewllst, will be In Kia-
and caa be
' Truax and Hunt
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1m .S jDr.f.D.'P.
iVjM'&timi Plhffor ten days,
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BOOTLEGGERS
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The blah cost of booxlng teems to
be going up with other war prices.
la the Justice court Saturday after
noon. Ed. Nelson was given a $23
fine and costs for violation of the li
quor law. William Mahon got $20
and costs for n similar offense.
Mike Mitchell, who was apprehend,
ed for n second time for this offense,
was given $100 and costs.
George Adams swelled the totsl
cf the treasury with $30 and costs
for a first offense.
HELD FOR LARCENY
Donald blneo. who was accused
of larceny of the Shlpplngton hotel,
operated by P. C. LChlne. was
brought before Justice E. W. Gowen
Saturday afternoon and pleaded guil
ty to the charge. He was bound over
to await the action of the grand Jury
with bonds fixed at $1000.
e
ChRcote ha the exetmUve sale of
tt deeirable cHy aad country
WW accept Liberty Boad
fans aad macho. It
iMrf4Mm eoale. whea la the
rtty, aro tavRed to call at Chlleoto'a
teal estate office,
wiltlac wterlal.
Extra desk, free
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EASY TO DARKEN
YOUR BRAY UAL
TOO CAN BRING RACK COLOR
AND LCBTRE WITH 8AQE TEA
AND SVLPRTR
Whea yon darken your hair with
Bag Tea aad Sulphar. ao one can
tell, because It' don so Baturally. ao
evenly. Preparing this mixture,
though, at borne Is mossy and trouble
some. Por 50 cent yon cs.n bay at
aay rdng store the ready-to-nse prep
aration. Improved by th addition of
other IngredUati. called Wyeth's Sage
tad 8ulphur Compoand." You Just
dampen a cpoage or aoft brash with
It aad draw tbla through your hair.
taking on email strand at a time. By
rr.crnlng all gray hair disappears, and,
after aaother application or two, your
hair become beautifully darkened,
glossy aad luxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though bo dis
grace. I a sign of old age. and as we
all desire a yoathfnl and attractive
appearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sag and Sulphur Compound
aad look year younger. Thl. ready-to-nse
preparation Is a delightful
toilet requisite, and not a medicine.
It I not Intended for th cure mltl-
catloa or Drevealtoa of diss. Adv
HOUSTON'C
Metropelltaa AmMemonti J
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARR
STAR THEATER
Goldwia Preaeat aaother acreea MM-
atloa of mystery, lore aad laagh
tor, starring the wlde-wortd favorite
MABEL NORMAND
"THE FLOOR BELOW"
By Elaine Storae
Filled with woaderful sitspease and
lexcitemeat aad keeping the big se
cret till the last minute.
TEMPLE THEATER
Triangle Flae Arts Present
MARGERY WILSON
In
"THE HARD ROCK BREED"
Aa Intense Westera Drama.
Also Hearst Path News Latest Wr
Picture aad Currant Event
ADMISSION 10c aand lie
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TCRSDAYS AND SATURDAYS
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ERSONAL
LITTLE SIDELIGHTS ON LOCAL ILPPENIXGS
AMONG THE PSOPLK OP TM8 CITY AND VICIMTT.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OP LOCAL FOLKS
S. E. Icenblcc was in saiuraaj u
biulncss from Pine Grove.
J. G. Smith Is a Klamath Falls vis
itor from New York.
W .E. Mcssccar Is registered at the
Hotel Hall from Spirit Lake.
Dennis O'Connor Is In the city on
natters of bulnos from nend.
J. M. White Is here for a short
time on business from Weed,
F. Hill left this morning for Weed.
after a short visit in tno cuy
Mr.
for a
and Mrs. J. P. Hess arc he.e
shrort lime from Weed, Cal.
MIss Claudia Spink was down from
the Agency over the cek end.
W. O. Smith and family spent Co
week end at their camp o.t tdlerest on
Spring creek.
i
Jim Kerns was in the city lcoklnc
after buslnernattcrs Saturday ."rom
the Keno 'district.
C. H. McKendree Is In town qn
matters of business from San Fran
cisco. Mr. and Mrs. T. M. French are
tourist visitors at the White Pelican
from Hickman, Ky.
Mr. and Mrs. G V. Tartar of Stock
ton. Cal.. are among the tourist
guests at the White Pelican.
.. ,. . . Bill Farnura In "The Heart of a
C. A. Jewell. Mr. Keefe and Mr. ..... ....
and Mrs. CO. Meek were passengers, '"" hn at the Ohpheu. last
on the auto stage this morning. night. Is one of those play which
1 gtts In next to your skin, when It
J. A. Thompson, who operate a,,tarUt wrinkles up your system with
ftrm In Ihe Midland district, was a'J mte thrills while the reels are runi
county seat visitor saiuruay aner-
iron.
Chas. Eccleston was among the
train arrivals last night from Lea
Angeles. He Is stopping at the Hele:
Hall.
C. A. Jewell Is here for a short
time on matters of business from'
Portland. He Is registered at the Pf the others characters to the sur- or. tne rancn oi j. r. ie. aooui v
Hotel Hall. face, are pictured In a most Interest- en miles from town.
Manager EX J. Grant of the AIRo-i " "?? 'Ti.lT' "
t ! AAtntn was let trt mIOw '
Saturday, afternoon looking after
business matters.
L. L. Green spent last night la the
city on bis way from Orovllle, Cal.,
for a vacation nt Eagle Ridge, on
Upper Klamath lake.
Mr. and Mrs. Mont
Roblnton
bought supplies from the Klamait
Falls merchants Saturday for
their
ranch In the Merrill district.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Scofleld. of San
Francisco, came In Saturday night
and will spend a vacation camping
at the Sllvles camp on Spring creek.
Three Pictures 0 the Russian
Ex Czar Who Is Reported to Be Dead
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Report with more or less confirmation bae ccma from Russia to th effect that Cr Nicholas who was do
pesed when the Cowtltutlonal Democratic party took the gorramat. ba( bees assasalaatad.
THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH PALM, OREGON
MENTION
Ethel M. Caxanaugh. Esther M.
Dennis and John DennN were among
the tourist visitors arrhlng Saturday.
They arc stopping at the White Pell
ran. Clarence Underwood of the Under
wood pharmacy, left this morning for
-
San Francisco. hcrc he will spenu
the next few da,, selecting stock for
1119
Miss Vera Houston leaves today for
Portland for a two eeks" visit with James k. Lynch. rh.imnn of the
Miss Gertrude Parker, Her position Twelfth Federal reserve district. He
at the clerk's of flee 111 be filled dur- Kott on t0 My n a letter Just re
Ing her absence by Clara Calkins. j trvej by Charles J. Fergusen:
Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Lund returned
last night from a week's auto trip
thru northern California. They went
ilnn the coast as far as Carson City
'ard Eureka and stopped on their way
back at WHIofc and McCloud. They
report a fine trip.
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LUBC1P
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off and ivel n pleasant taste In
jour mouth when you leave.
The story, which Is adopted from
Ralph Conno's "The Doctor." Is a
tale well told of the rough lumber
I camps of the big north1 woods. The
.,.. ..n..ifi.h in of a stronr. man
ior hi. weaker brother, and how his
lofUcnce brought the better element
men in mr nun iui i' - "
ner of tb? Bmb (
joint next
i uour.
nvvS wloti hla miv itimtaP la
. . -..-- -.
Irn interesting feature.
WINS WICKER CHAIR
The wicker rocking chair dona'.rd
by O J. Eskelson to the Womans Re
( Kef corps and raffled off by that ,oir
was won by No. 9S3, which proved
I to be Mrs. A. D. Miller, at tbo Star
I theater Friday night
Hare you a W. S.
your home?
8. baby bond In
KOUi N6STMG CUMWIV
IN PUS
1G STORY
' - - H-r .HKa Pt - . ... -, . .. , th m -
Public Warned
Against
A very considerable nctlvll)
. . i. ii.. ihm. mi.
o -.-.... "-" .,
.ent as , cornpv, " '"' .
t.nge the stocks they are Issuing
,or i iDerty Bonds, is reported -
This practice Is specifically dlsap-
Coast Defense League
Meets at Seattle
.- .... ... .h. nMfir fosst
i ins oiiiiti v. w...
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Dencrnse league nw in
'a two day' session on the 9th and
10th of this month; at which lm-
tortant
communications will be re-
celved from President Wilson,
Com-'
,raodore Perry, the war departm(t.
many senators, and others, who are
deeply Interested In the organisation
of the proposed highway system for
FIRE DOES DAMAGE I
MOl'TH OK TOWN,
A fire started oy some oi me .
era on the Klamath river, supposedly
A fire started by some of the farm-
to rw tne couniry oi me ru-,
tr. s gouen inio me .;u -u ..
doing no little damage to the grai-
Ing land, besides having burned over
' of newly constructed fence
v . uninvnu i.swrr rTJ!R
''r" '
w E Nicholson of Fort Klamath
tt the lafest member of the Limit
Club. Mr. Nicholson Joined the club
Saturday, July (.
NOTICE
Members of the Women's Christian
Temperance "Union will meet Tues-,
(dsy at 2 p. m. at the Red Cross
rooms for work. You are needed
I Be on hand.
BUY A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
isssou tvouo
Trading
Liberty Bonds
proved h) the tretsiiry department,
. . .... ......,.. II... 1 in rlinr-
nnil w.0 sunn w -
ailrr. any continuance of It n an
" , , 8omiiniM1,.
If am such rases come In .otir mi
ller, please write t me promptly,
suing name of company Issuing the,
stock which Is being offered. Its ad
dress, name of thj salesman, nml "f
th officers of the company If yon
an get them
the Pacific coast, a bill for the sur-
v of which U now before congres
--
The date for the coast convention
will be decided upon nt the officers
meeting.
It Is the purpose of the local league
to be represented In the i-uavcntton,
since Klamath Falls Is recognised a
an Important point on the proposed
third line of defense, or Kl Camlnn
Sierra, the rojj which Is projected
(rom the Canadian lino to l.o An
geles on the eait side of the Cascades
and Sierras.
Captain O. Ca Appellate has been
selected as one cf the advisory board
. . .. .,
Oregon member.
on the Pacific coast, as one of the
Take a Wrist
Watch to the
Cantonment
Don't take your pocket watch
to camp. You'll only bo put to
to the expense and trouble of
sending It back home In a few
weeks. A wrist watch Is the
only practical timepiece for n
soldier cr Jackie.
Buy oiir wrist watch at Upp's
We have the best standard
makes and etery style khaki
and leather fasteners, plain and
Illuminated dials, unbreakable
crystals.
We have a wrist watch at
912.50. It's a good watcji for
the money, but our advice Is to
purchase a higher grade time
piece. It will be more satisfac
tory. $2-1.00 to SM.OO.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
OSklal S. P. Watch laspector
HEAVY MEAT
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EAT LE8H MKKT IF YOU FEEL
HAV
MtiHi un HAVE IH.AI)I)Kltjtonaea by a sensatloa of scaldiag, stop
TROUBLE
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No man or woman who eats meat
regularly can make a mistake by
flushing the kidneys occaaonally, says
a well known authority. Meat forms
uric acid, which excites the kidneys,
tney become overworked from the
strain, get sluggish and fall to Alter
the waste poisons from the blood,
then get sick. Nearly all rheu
matism, headaches, liver trouble, ner
vousness, dixxlness, sleeplessness and
urinary disorders come from sluggish
kidneys.
The moment you feel a dull ache In
the kidneys or your back burta or If
the urlae 1 cloudy, offalvo, full of
MONDAY, JULY N, ISIS
Early Bird Says
To Know Lite
You mt hiKw oaf do.
lug.
Ttio limn uluiao chief roarern
U "true lmppliira" knows that
tlil run heat lw aecomaltslied
hy ilmt "Just rlglit" feeling la
UrrMi.
K. Sugarman
Ak tlillrote to tell jroe) i
new IHIN low cost life,
health polkies of the Tiaiasos. They
are modem aad coat lea lhaa eth.
era. 14
McCtirmlck hinder, good
at
hulf prlir. Other lmplea.
wer' Wareliouee Co.
Par.
S8.U
Get the Habit of '
Drinking Hot Water
Before Breakfast
Say we ant leek ar ffatl right
t 4 9IMsV g
I Millions or folks bathe lataraally
'now Instead of loading their ayatem
with drugs. "What's aa Inside batbr
ou say. Well, It Is a guaranteed to per
form miracle If you could believe
these hot water enthusiasts. A
, There are vast number of atea aad
women who, immediately upon arising
in Ihe morning, drink a glasa of real
hot water with a traspooafu! of lime
stone phosphate In it Tbla 1 a very
excellent health measure. It I lateed
el to flush the stomach, liver, kUaey
and the thirty feet of Intestlaes of th
previous day's waste, sour bile aad la
illjoxtlbte material left over la the
body which If not eliminated every day
becomes food for the mlllloas of bac
teria which Infest the bowela, tb
quick result Is poisons aad toxins
which are then absorbed Into the blood
pausing headache, bilious attacks, foul
breath, bad taste, colds, slnmsrb trou
ble, kidney misery, sleeplesaess, im
pure blood and all sorts of aitmeats.
' Pcqpte who feel good oae day aad
badly the next, but who Ualy eta
(not get feeling right are urged to ob
tain quarter pound of llmeataae
jphnto at the drugstore. Tbia will east
I very Utile, but I luSklrat to SMk
anjone a real crank oa the subject of
internal samtatioa.
Just as soap and hot water sat oa
the skin, cleansing, sweetealaa aad
(freshening, so limestone
'and hot water act oa tb
1 liver, kidneys anr bowela. It la TaaUy
I more Important to bathe oa the laalde
than on the optalde, because the akla
pores do not absorb Impurttle lato th
blood, wbll the bowel aaraa da. Adr.
EATERS
sediment, Irregular of paaaage or at-
eating meat and get about four ounce
of Jnd 8alta from any pharmacy; tab
a tablespoonful In a glass of water be
fore breakfast and la a few day your
kidney will act Sne. ThU famous
sails Is made from the acid ot graH
uuu iuuiuii jmce, comoinea wua mi
akosRtho
arrtdoasaad
SJOW
KIDNEYS
una ns oeen used for generations to
flush and stimulate the kldaaya.also
lo neutralise the acid la urlae e It
no longer causes Irritation, thus end
ing bladder weakness.
Jnd Salt's Is inexpensive, aad cannot '
injure; makes a delightful Serves
cent llthla water drlak waieh vwr
one should take now aad thea to IUP
the kidney clean aad active as th
blood pure, thereby avoMlag atrleu
kidney compllcatloai. AST.