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DURING JULYj
, I). (5., Ali 1 '
THE EVENING HERALD,, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON , i
wr ;;
Intairuptod flldit und l uncomplut
oil riliiht,
Lieut. II. I', Cillviir. H Durfoct
lllKtllU, IIKXlOftlltltlK t,;)S0 itiilun, una
i intnriuptod fll:ht.
Lluut. T. if. W..I.I. i ....
rilKlitn, UBKrcsntliiK 1.U80' inilun, mid
I Interrupted Illicit.
DurliiK tti month nil mull upend'
rncorilii worn lirokoii whon on July)
2 Mm nmll wu cnrrlud fioin WiihIi- '
IiirIoii li Now York In two liourx unit '
riMi mlnutcii, flyliiK Hum, it tllntutico
or HOD iiiIIoh.
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H'AHIIINOTON
,, July uionrd of llio ulr mull rtor- lltunii-riylne rnronlH worn Miab-
tlce, l,mv" '" 1,1 mtm,"l' roporl IIhIiiuI wlinii Lluutx, IMkitIoii, Hun-
pf Second AHitnlimt I'ortiiinntur flon- nal, iiml Klli-oiu put thulr ttmililntM
,rtl Prai'ti'T. titrpnsiio thin, of Juno, thru driving ruin mid wind Blormi
Piiring July' "" r ,0S .I'""'"'" lml prm-tltully mIiiiI out vlHllillliy,
fl-ihti. n pcriucl rilKltta woro tiindo Nylin: entirely liy nnnpiiiw, mid male-
without Interruption thru forced Iiik poifuct ItmdliiKii. On tliu Now
UndlBR or imieliiuilciil troubles On
ltonf "l" ,otl ,PR worl ,lo'"u,,'"l
on account of woullior nnil only 8
forc-d InnilliiKM worn iiimln. Pour
tin. forced IwidliiKH worn liy un of
Seer now In Hi" w(,r,( "' t,M routii.
The lllrlil" durltiK tha inontli cov
tvlnton woro In tint ordar fullowliii::
The l)"t performances iniidn by
.-d n total of ll.Sfir. mlloi.
Out J. '. I.dfcortoii, l porfocl
A mout IntortitliiK latter haa beon
iccidvnd liy .1. Prank Adami of thli
MRMMAMMWIM
1 At the Theaters
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ho already may ,boMt of a tremend
ou following everywhere.
In "Our Little. Wife" Mils Kenne
. dy find another part that flti her pe
culiar caoabllltlea like a 'Hove. The
"Prunella," which was In Iti time heroine of the etory to the tame in
one of the tnott popularif stage pro
ductlom, and In which dulnty Mar.
guerlie Clark waa atarred, hai been
revldod by the Paramount Picture.
corporation, and will be the attrac
tion at the Star theater tonight, stat
ilnn Miss Clark
The screen version hni been taken
city finiii v, (.'. llackjor, whoTormer- bod"y ,rom lho plu nml lnn"-' foa'
ly opciiilrd his drodKe boat In the
K'cliuiiiitlon of tha IiIk tract of land
on tlm t'piur Klamath lake, and who
In now nt tlio Carstrom field at Ar-
woro iniido by L.uutH. MlUor, Utilvur
ntid Widili thru fiiR, luizii und ruin.
j llt'liMc tin- flip, KM u liny
nine pulley noiii t'Mluite.
liimir.
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Lump Knnk (liimillno Htovm nnd
Auto Comfort Ciibhloiu. No smuku
In your nyui, uml u c:uiuforiiililu pluco
I., nil 'r.. ,-...., ii j. ... .-
u.iuiii iiiija, wiiniKu. ili
..ihnut it hIiikIo Intorruptud flUht.
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Miller. 19 porrutfl limit mill health politic of tlm Trav- Now Ins boon received from Rob.
Wackier, who Ik nn Instructor,
xoihIh pliotcM of ii piano flying form
utlon In which, bo Is Included. He
iiIho tend sorrtu snap shots takon
with cuinorn guns at Texas field,
whom bo litis beon stationed. Me
di'si'rlbos'f lying above the clouds as
ory beautiful, but very lonesome.
Tho writer siiyg that It ralna every
dny from IS minutes to nn hour, but
thut tio ri'nldi'iiU thoro pay no at'
tentlon to It. .
to Hit,
trim with a louu "
, inn netv unit ou (out life, an I
L'eut. Wnitor .Miner. i porrooiun
trlpi llh ' uKKregiito of IJIU.ol.-m urn mixlrrii ell the May thru, -rt Adiitns to tho effect that be
mile .without u Hlngln lntorrupt!on..iiml tliry iit lvw Hro Chili oin. tf pods to bo transferred to the 10th
Lieut. IJ. W. Kllgoro. 10 perfect . ! oimlnoor under Major H. A. John-
tripe. anKrimutlng a.lflll miles, und I IIUY A TIIUIPT BTAMP TODAY, mhi In n short time.
Fill Me Up WithYour Cheapest
My Car is a Chalmers"
Ever heard that order given at a gasoline filling station ?
You will if you just wait till a Chalmers drives up.
At some of the larger stations you'll see a row of three or four
red pumps. x
On each is a price, and in some cities the price will range from
say. 20& 23K. 27ft to 30 cents per gallon.
Watch the different makes of car's as they arrive for refilling of tanks.
The "temperamental" ones will insist on the high-test gasoline
only And pay the high price. '
They will tell you, that, with the low-test gasoline, their cylinders fill
with carbon, the carburetor will not function, and that the power
produced is niL
Well they ought to know. They are driving those cars.
The Chalmers owner is the exception to the rule.
He stops at the first pump the cheapest heaviest, low-test gasoline.
He knows he is buying a liquid that is practically kerosene.
But he also knows hjs Chalmers motor will burn it and oon
' sume it perfectly.
And if he knows all the facts he will appreciate also that there are
more heat units per gallon in the heavy than in the lighter fueL
So his efficiency is greater at the same time that his fuel bill is less.
Yes you have it the famous "Hot Spot" and the "Ram's Horn
manifold as you find them in combination only in Chalmers Motor '
Cars, are responsible for that condition. (
You obtain a four-fold efficiency in a Chalmers pve'll tell you how ,
in the next advertisement A (
Meantime, drop in and let us show you Just what the "Hot-SpoT
and the "Ram's Horn" really are what they accomplish and Jiow. '
Then you will understand the reason for the tremendous popularity
of the Chalmers a popularity and a demand so great that every
body in the trade concedes, "This is Chalmers year."
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tures that were Impoaslble of produc
tion on the stagesuch a the dotalln
of the glorkus old gardn where
dwelt Prunella aad her thrro aunia,
bave beon Incorporated In the screen
version. The old bum dtel and statue
of love erected by 'I'riinolla's run
away father, all beautifully bhown.
Maurice Touraer, the director, ad.
atltted. that "Pruaella- was his fa
vorlte play, and td It he has devoted
Ml of the artletry. aad talent which
have made him famous In such pro
ductions aa "Barbary Bbeep," "The
niueblrd," and "Roae of the World."
.
The great Wllim Fox photoplay.
"Du Barry," In which Theda Bara
does her most brilliant wcrk, will ap
pear at tha Orpheus theater an Sun
day and Monday. This play la the
moat wonderful creation of its kind
that lias ever been presented on, the
films. All that Mist Bara has done
only glvea suggestion of the charm
and elaborateness of this groat pro
duction. Tho atory la a historic one, which
many have attempted to write, and
It haa even been aeon upon the stage,
but It remained for the films and
Miss Bara to give to the world tho
revelation of the character of tbl
wonderful woman. It W known tint
tho great actress spent u long time In
studying the times of l-onls XV and
the wpman who pervaded them, be
fore she attempted the creation of
this photsplny. There Is no doubt
that ahe has succeeded In a mnrvel
out manner In grnvplng the subject,
and In putting It upon the acreon.
One of tho most remarkable foa
turea of the play Is tin dresses that
Mlaa Bara wears.'whlch wero special
ly dealgned by her. after lohit consul
tntlon with experts ou tho period of
'l.ouls XV. Tbeso dresses ore pecu
liar, .however. In one way. Tboy
might easily appear In drawing rooms
of today. Every one cf ' them Is a
study of the; art of womanly adorn
mentand la a thing of boiuty In It
self.
'
Mlaa Margarita Fisher, whose po
pularity In tomboy role transeads
that of any other actreaa on the
aeroen, baa, a thoroly suitable med
ium la her latest American mutual
picture, "Jllted.Janot."
The play haa a vela ef fun In it
that parmlta Mist Fisher to exercise
her talent la that direction. To those
Who know tho star there will come
ready roeogaltlon of tha possibilities
la a altuatlon that Involves her In a
maao of deceit due to her deelre that
a youth who haa Jilted bar for a rich
er, girl ahall believe aha, haa fallen
hair to a great fortune.,
Faw oleturee of recent leant h,ave
notaaaaed aurer element of popular
ity, than doea thl cat. Tha slay to
a weeeaalon of atroai equations, each
of which to more amusing that, tha
laat, the.tnal climax. being tha big.
geat and beat. There, U. a good cast
and tha play to capably, directed. At
tha Temple theater tonight, .
Madge Kennedy, Goldwyn atar who
hu bad auch' remarkable auecenvn
notion, picture adaptation of Broad,
vay atag'e'Playa, will follow her ap
ifaraacee la ''Baby Mine"" aad "Na
iy'1alarrlid,,wlth "Our tlttl lVlf,"
it the'itar theater, beginning Sua-
ii.y'
Mls( Kennedy.' In the apaee of a
few months, haa become one of the
riteitt''Bcreea favorites' lav America.
Her7eea. her'amlle. her aalve man
law. have eaptrrated the1 aat lea; aid
nocent, demure little girl that the
atar portrays so well, provoking alter
nate aughtervand tears by her amus
ing and pathetic, changes of appeal
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U. H. AND KNOLIHH F10HT
MKX1CAN Oil. CONKIHCATIOX
I WASHINOTON, Ii. C, Aun. 17.
The United Rlntes nnd tlrent Hrltaln
hnvo Joined In n diplomatic protest
to Mexico ugnlnHt the ell land do-'
ere oi of Prenldonti Carranta, which
It Is contonded, amount to confisca
tion. Meanwhile the American and Eng
lish oil companies have agreed to re
f life to meet tho terms of the' decree!
'You're safe" wfcea ye get aa In
surance policy freea lite Chllcote aa
riit-y, 0t8 Malm etreet. tf
At the Churches
The Christian Science Society of
Klamatb Falla bolda service at 111
Fourth street every 8naday morn
ing at 11 o'clock aad every Wed
nesday evening at o'clock. All are
welcome.
Subject of lemon for Sunday
"Soul."
Tbe Sunday school tension to
from 9:45 to 10:46 every Sunday
morning.
The Bible and all authorlaed Chris
tian Rrlenre literature may be read!
borrowed or purchased.
The free reading room and free
lending library la open from 1:10
to 4:30 on Tuesday, Thursday aad
ttatnrdaya.
Regular morning aervlcea at the
Baptist church will be conducted by
Coiporter a. L. Hall, a mtoalcaary of
the American Publication society. He
will bave a special line of Blblea aad
Testaments for those who need them.
The evening service will be la the
Methodist churcb and all other
churches of the city will join, making
It a union petting.
Evangelical Lutheran aervlcea will
be held In the Baptist church, cor
ner of Eighth aad Waahlagtoa streets
at'7:Sv p. an.
Sunday achool will be hold at t
P. m.
All Lutherans of Klamatb Falls
are most cordially Invited to attend
the services of their church. All oth
era Intorottcd ure welcome. Stran
gers are Invited. Anyone knowing of
Lutherans in or around Klamath
Falla please notify M. C. Rostman.
pastor, 137 First strpet.
Church of Ood Mission. 308 Mam
street, second door wett of pottotflce,
Sunday school at 10:00 a. m.; preach
Ing service at 11:00 a. m.; Song
service nt 7:30 p. m.; Preaching aer
vlrei nt ;00 p. m.: Testimonies and
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Glass of Hot Water
- Before Breakfast
. a Splendid Habit
AfjgJfe, gUeJd4g aW atttdgr AtmlaMA bbbbbb1J
WWtWV fwiejajaj aa-tj ajajfaj ajBjranjvati a-a-a-ap-r-i
songs, pome and bring your frlenda
and enjoy these services, whtrt you
will bear the whole truth. Prayer
meeting each Thursday evening at
7:30 at Mills Addition tcbool house,
A very cordial Invitation la attended
to all. C. W. Mullenotlx and co
workers, Regular churcb acrvlces at the
Christian church. Sunday school at
10 o'clock, J. C, McCollem, superin
tendent,, Mrs. (1. C. Mitchell promary
Apt.
Church unrYicen. at it n. m. Rev
Chltdera of I'nlo Aato, Cal,, will
preach. A welcome for all. v
LEGAL NOTICES
Those of'ua who are accustomed u
fee. dull and heavy when we artoe;
splitting headache, atuty from a cold,
foul tongue, naaty breath, add atoaa
acb. lame hack. eai. laaiead. both look
aad feel aa freak aa a delay by weak jaald. areatoee
.ng the poUoaa aad 'toxlaa froat the
oody with aheaahated hot water each
mnrnlag.
We should drink, before kreakfaat, a
Inaa of real hot water with a tea
IHionrul of ilmoatone phosphate la It
i.o flush from the atomaek, liver, kid
icya apd'ten yarda of aeweto the are
vloua day'-a Jadlgeatlblt ' waate, aour
bile and poisonous toxlna; tava eleaaa
Ing. aweetealag aad purifylag the ea
tire alimentary tract before putting
more food Into the atoataea.
The aotloa.or Umeeteae ahoaahate
ilnd hot water oa aa empty atoaaaok la
wonderfully laWgoratlag. It eleaaa eat
nil the tour fermentattoa. gaaea,
waste and acidity and glvea oae a
splendlld appetite for breakfast aad
It la aald to be but a little while until
the rosea begin to appear la the
cheek. A quarter pound of llmeateae , the lath. HU.ftbe flrat publlcatloa
phosphate will coat vary little at the, to, be mad oa Saturday, July 10th,
drug store, hut la auffielent to make. 1911. and the laat publication thereof
ML'MMOXH
Equity No. 985. ,
In the Circuit Court of tbe State
of Oregon, for tbe County of Kla
math. Oeorge W.- 8chwrur Plaintiff, v.
Herbert D, Qale aad Minnie H. dale,
Defendants.
To Herbert O. Otle and Minnie H.
Oalo, Defendant above named:
In the name of the State of Ore
gon, You are hereby required to ai
pear and answer the complalat to
foreclose a' mortgage filed against
von In the ebove entitled aalt, oa or
before Saturday, the Slat day of
August, 1918, that h-ilng the date .of
tbe laat publication of aummont, aad
the laat day within wbkh you are
required to aaawer, aa fixed by the
order of publlcatloa of thto aummoae,
If you fall to appear aad aaawer;
the Plaintiff will apply" to the Court
for the relief demanded la aald torn
plaint, to-wlt: a Judgment agalaat
Herbert D. Oale, Defendant above
named, for tho aum of four thous
and, dollars, together w4th Interest
thereon at the 'rate of els per cent
per annua, from tho loth dayj of
January, 1914, until date of Judg
ment la accordance with the terms
:f four certain promtoaery aotee-ez
ecuted aad delivered to the Plaintiff
by aald, Defendant, Herbert D. Gale,
and bearing date January 30th, 1114,
aad for the farther earn at two hund
red dollar, attoraey'a.feaa, aad fee
the further turn of three huadred
fifty-three dollar, forty-three ceata,
together with latere thereoa at the
rate of elx per cent per aanum'from
the Hth day of November l"17, at
the rate of elx per cent per anaum
until date cf Judgment, the tarn be
ing for money paid by tbe plaintiff
la redeeming delinquent tax certifi
cate fpr tbe yenra 191S. 1918 aad
1117, aad for Plaintiff coats and
dtobnraemeata in thla suit: aad that
tho hual decree be made for the fere
'cloture of Plaintiff's mortgage made
and delivered by the Defendants oa
February 35th. 1914. upon the
landa and premises hereinafter
described and for tbe sale of the
land and premise described In
lclaillt'H said mortgage, thut Is M
say Tbe south half of the south
east quarter of Section Thirty-Three,
(33), Township Forty (t0); south of
Range Twelve, (13) .East: ' North
balf of the northeast quarter of Sec
tion Four (4); North half of the
southeast quarter nnd 'the southeaat
quarter cf tho aoutheatt quarter of
Section Three &)'. Northwest quar
tan of the southwest qunrter of Sec
tion Two (3); North balf of the
northeast qunrter of Section Tea- (10)
and the north half of tbe northwest
quarter of Section Eleven (11); In
Township Forty-One (41), South of
Range Twelve (II). Beat of Willam
ette Meridian, la Klamath Couaty,
Oregon, containing 410 acre, togeth
er with teaemeata, heredltameata
aad appurtenance thereunto belong
ing, or la aay wtoe appertaining;
that nil the proceede of aald aale be
applied la paymeat of the amouata
due the Plaintiff; that the Defendants
above named aad each of them, and
nil peraona claiming under them, or
either of them, mbaequent to the
executloa of Plalntlff'a mortgage ea
either aa purcbaaera.
lacumbrencera or. otherwise, he for
ever barred and foreclosed of all
right, claim or equity of redemptloa
la aad to. the above described laade,
that Plaintiff may have Judgment
and execution agalaat the aald' De
fendant, Herbert D. Oale, for aay de
fleleaey which may remala after ap
plylag tbe proceede of auch aale to
tho aatlafactloa of aald Judgment: I
haft tll.'l lift !.. M.W A.fc, . !
iut --iniHim mstv ahivi f-tuar aim
further relief na to the Court may
team, equitable In the premleea. Thli
tummoat la aubltohetVJn the Kvea
Ing Herald, a dally aewapaper of
geaeral circulation, printed, pubttoaod
aad circulated la Klamath county.
Oregon,, at 'Klamath Falla, la aald
Coaaty And Statt. ,hy orderof the
Honorable D. V. Kuvkendall. Judge
oft'the aatd'Court, and dated July
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Hy only. You ranaM buy aay
t other hlndhere, nad.yoH are
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aotlilng but.the heat dmga wJh
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DR. KARL a. wiBBOAmvaaa
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Oentlatry and Oral Suratry '
anyone who la bothered wth blloua.
newt, conatlpalllon, stomach trouble or
rneumatwra a real eniuaiaat,ea4ine
subject of Internal oanltatloa. Try It,
to be made on Auguat Slat, 1918.
II. M. MANNINO.
Attorney for aPlalntlff.
Pott office address, Loomlt, Build-
aad yoa are aaaured that you will look ing. 409 Main Street, Klamatb Fall,
better aad feel hotter la every way '' ' Oraaea.
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(Tbe only Otteopathle Phyel-
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