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The Herald Publishing Company of
-Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth'street.
Entered at the postofflce at Klam
ath Falls, Or.. tor transmission thru
the mills as ccdna-ciass manor.
, Subscription terms ly mall to any
address In the United States:
One year -.... .......... $6.00
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MONDAY, NEPTEMIIEll :tc. HUM
Herald's Classified Advs.
HELP WANTED
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WANTED To buy a bunch ot about
30 head ot good cattle. John Lis
key, Dairy, Oro. 26-G
WANTED Uox factory empleyes: 2
twin band rcsawers; 2 circular rip
sawyers, 2 Urcenlco cleat machine op
erators, X head car loader. Factory
steam heated, will run nil winter.
Annlv nt nMlrn nf t.f"pn Lumber &
Bos company, Susanvllle, Lassen I
county. California. 23-lm
WANTED Saw mill employes. Cap
aclty mill 40,000 feet ten hour
ahltt; 1 edgcrman, 1 screw setter,
X cant hook deck man, 1 log haulup
and pond man, 1 off bearer, 6 men to
handle lumber. All for night shift
Mill will operate two shifts all win
ter. Plant steam heated. Apply at
ofllee ot Lassen Lumber & Box com
pany, Susanvllle, Lassen county, Cal
ifornia. 23-lm
niOH SCHOOL GIRL wants place to
work tor board and go to school.
Address box 6. Worden, Ore. 30-3
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Sept. 24, one gray overcoat,
cut short. Finder return to Her
ald office for reward. 30-3,
LOST Small pocket folder contain
ing Draft classification card. Fin
der please leave at Herald office for
reward. 28-10
FOR RENT '
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,FOR RENT Good pasture for about
'lS'aead ot horses. Address' Caas.
M. Bpldsll. Klamath Falls. 28-3
FOR SALE
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FOR SALE Pneumatic dress form,
18-40-lach bust measure. Never
used. Cost $18.00, will sell for $13.
Writs Box II, Fort Klamath, Or. 27-3
FOR SALE Iaeubator and brooder.
leghorn, peas, so leghorn pul
lets. 4 moetaseld. Address Mrs. J.
R. Dolaa, Rente 1. 24-5
.FOR IALB---Rkeptloaal value Cad
Mac ear. Howie Oarage. H-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
TO KXCHANOE Good Portland res-
Measo far Khwsata property. Also
Ashland resMeaee. B. Q. Argrarsja.
Mecca Peel. Hall. U-tt
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
D. W. Grlfntti's
Bapresse Triumph
"HEARTH OF THE WOItLDn
A Hoassaceof the Great War.
OOTOBKR 4TH STH
MATINEE (Hat, only) SiSO p.
.NIGHT StlS p.m
STAR THEATER
Goldwla PiasMiU
MAJMH KENNEDY
la
'THE DANGER GAME" '
Also A Daady Comedy. ,
TEMPLE THEATER
A Triangle, I'reseats
WALLACE MACDONALD
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, MMLLE, PAULETTB,
A Eeasaace of, the Adlroadscks
Also Hearst Patlie News Latest M'ar
Jteturee .aad Current Events
Artailsiloa 10c aad 15c.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
'- MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oreston
1 my me wiauow 01 almost every
teksi omce ia the land yoa will find
Em Travelers' aame piste. This Is
the eempsay that leads the world la
aesldsat aad health lasaraacc See
Chileote. ao-tf
IT: PAYS TO INVESTIGATE
Ssfora 'buying life insurance. It
HOUSTON'C
alsrrseeMtaa AaseasesiU J
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1, wllloostyoir nothing to find out what
. She , First .American life las. Com-
tys j$my aaa to; or
IdVUIrich.'Dlstrlct
', satur has' to, offer you. See Geo. C.
Manager of The Mut-
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LITTLE SIDELIGHTS OV LOCAL HAIT-KXINGS
AMONG TRK PEOPLE OK THIS CITV AND VICINITY.
GOINGS AND COMINGS OF LOCAL FOLKS
0
O. J. Scott Is In the city on business
from Reno, Nevada.
n. oi... k.. M.,M..i r,nm
Allen Sloan has returned rom
business trip to Susanvllle, Cat.
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u. v., .uc. ...... . u '"""' ""',nndMrs. A. A. Ousley and child nmt
business visitor from Lungell valley. ,rg ,,aH ,)rcnkc, a of
P. Weber from Beverly Hills, Cal.,
came in last night for a short oust
ncsg visit.
V. E. Lamm of tho Lamm Lumber
Company at Modoc Point was In town.ed at the White Pelican Hotel.
on business Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Churchill of
Yrekn were week end visitors at the
White Pelican Hotel.
J. M. Batchelder of Ukevlew Is In
Klamath Falls looking after business'
Interests.
.
iurBv .un. w. . utiinmi. am.
air. uurion weni io-uenmans iiona .
yesteraay.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Lent and
Aso Fordyce are county seat vlsltftrs
MAM W ?, Llr.lMAlt. Jl.lklitS ...&
from the Fort Klamath district today.
Mrs. Ralph Hum Is here from Port
land for a visit with Mrs. George
Hum.
Miss Agnes Drlscoll left yesterday
morning for Eutsne, where she will
attend the University of Oregon.
Captain J. W. Siemens ot the First
State and Savings Bank spent the
week -end at his ranch In the Wood
River Valley.
Marshall Orr, a well known resi
dent ot the Olene aeetlon, Is buying
supplies from the Klamath Falls mer
chants.Ssturday. ,
C. K. Brandenburg, Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Paddock. J. Syfect and A. L.
Porterfield left for Ashland on the
stage this morning.
Sense wonderful sweater values at
11-tt K. K. K. STORE.
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El f dEf. 1 sssssSEls-s-. aaEBasBsf mssss!
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Columbia River
Shipbuilding
Grporation
in Portland, coBtpIstot two
hMw ways.
2500 MMwl Mot
will b rsfuirad at the
of
At least SOOe of these will be unskilled men who wUI
come from the harvest fields of the Northwest aad la a
short time be trained lato skilled shipbuilder.
Wbea yoa have performed your patriotic daty la the har
vest fields, come to the shipyard aad hit the Hua again.
Columbia, River Shipbuilding
Corporation
PORTLAND
Big Eaters
Kidn
Taka Salts at first mce of BlacMtr irritation
r Backacka
The American men and women must
guard constantly against .Kidney trou.
ble, because we eat too much, and all
our food Is rich. Ouf blood Is Oiled
with uric acid which the kidneys
strive to filter out, they weaken trom
oterwork, become sluggish; theellml
native tissues clog and the result Is
kidney trouble, bladder weakness and
a general decline In health, ,
When your kidneys feel like lumps
of lead; ybur back hurts or the urine
U cloudy, full ot sediment, or you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during the night; If you suffer
wlth'slck headache or dlxiy, nervous
spells, acid stomach, or you have
rheumatism when the wsather la bad.
MENTION
j Ed Sutton, who operates nnnch
Ion the Klamath River south ot town
n,nld thc Conty Beat a business visit
Saturd v aftcrnoon.
Mr- "" Mrs. R. R. Kndgers, Mr.
elty vUltors from Lakcvlew today
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Patterson and
Mr. and Mrs. H. Landers of Eugene
are Klamath tourist visitors register
I . . . .. , , . , ,
j John Shepherd and A. R. Campbell
were among the Pine Grove residents
who bought supplies from Klamath
i Falls merchants" Saturday afternoon
Contractor
chltect E. E.
J. M. Dougan and Ar
alcClarren, In charge
,of operations on the Main Street
' County Court House, came In Inst
nKh, from iortand. They
are re-
--....i ., ,,- Unui ti.n
Dr. F. R. Goddard wilt leave this
afternoon for a three weeks vacation
ot tne home of ng parf,nU
...
He will be accompanied In his car as
far ns Ashland by Mrs. O. A. Stearns
who goes to visit her son at Corvsll
Is. William Dalton was In town for a
short time Saturday afternoon from
his stock ranch In, the Malta. Section.
He declared 'that 'the Malln district
was then $3,600 over Its Liberty
Loan quota. (Bill himself having just
"been seen" for $2,000 In addition to
his Modoc County pledge.
Let Latimer
and save feed.
skin that old
horse
30-1
Ed. V. Price Co's. fas salts aad
overcoats at
11-tt K. K. K. STORK.
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Fireproof storage, safety aad low
est rated. All goods Insured... Farnv
era Warehouse Co. . lCMf
to SivatinqHrnmner
and
tha hanrasting saason.
OREGON
Get
aa
' a .
ey 1 rouble
get from your pharmacist about four
ounces of(Jad Salts; take a table
spoonful In a glass of water before
breakfast for a few days, and your
kldneya will then act line. This fa
mous salts Is made from the acid of
grapes and lemon Juice, combined
with llthla, and has been used for
generations to flush and stimulate
clogged kidneys; to neutralise tho
acids, In the urine so It no longer Is a
source of Irritation, thus ending blad
der disorders.
: 1PI
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1 ,TH '
Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot In
jure, makes u delightful effervescent
Hthla-water beverage, and belongs In
every home, because nobody can make
a mistake by baying a good kidney
Hushing any time. Adv.
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LIBERTY BUS
WASHINGTON, 1). C. S0t. 30.
Nearly ten billion dollars worth of
government war bomN have been
sold In tho first, second uml third
Llrebty Loan campaign to p.ivo the
way for tho Fourth campaign now
under way. The exact total now out
standing Is $9,986,:S3,000 Liberty
Bonds, In addition to about $700,000,-
000 of War Savings Stamps. Figures
on tho three loans show
First loan -$2,000,000,000, Inter
est rate 314 por cent, 4,500,000 sub
scribers, or one to every 23 of popula
tion, average subscription $19 for
resident of tho United States, cam
paign from May 14 to Juno 15, 191.
bonds redeemable In 30 years, may lie
converted nuy tlmo Into bonds bear
ing higher rnto of Interest Issued at
par.
Second loan $3,S0S.Tfi, 150. In
terest rato 4 per cent; 10,000,000
LEGAL NOTICES
CITATION
In the County Court of the Stuto of
Oregon, for Klamath County.
In the matter of the estato ot Mia
J. Stewart, deceased.
To MarJorlo Pelton. Malcolm bte-
wart. Kenneth Stewart, and tho un
known heirs of Gertrude Frcuer, do
ceased:
In the name ot tho State ot Ore
son. You aro hereby cited and re
qutrod to appear before the above-en
titled court,, at tns court room mere
of In the City of Klamath Falls, Kin-
math County, Oregon, on Saturday,
the 2nd day ot November, 1918.' at
the hour of 2.30 o'clock p. in., then
and there to show cause If any you
have, why un order should not bo
entered by said Court authorizing
Mary E. Stewart, administratrix of
the estate of Ella J. Stewart,, de
ceased, to sell at private sale for cash
or upon terms, the following real pro.
perty belonging to said estato, to-wlt:
Situate In Klamath County, Ore.
gon, 45 feet off of tho westerly side
of Lot 5, of Block 6, ot Ewauna
Heights Addition to the City of Kla
math Falls. .
Witness the Honorablo It. II. Bun
nell, Judge of the County Court of
the 8tate of Oregon, for Klamath
County, with the seal of said court
ufllxcd, this 28th day ot September,
1918. ,
C. n." DeLAP. Clerk.
30-7-14-21-28
CITATION
In the County Court of the Stato of
Oregon, for tho County of Klumutb.
in the matter of tho estate of Al
bert Jacobson, deceased.
To Lennus Jacobson. Mabel Faldtz.
Dollle Faldtx. Lllllo, Faldtz, Egnar
Faldts, Harry .Faldtz, Hattlo Faldts
Buell: N
In the namo of tho State ot Oregon
you are hereby cited to appear In the
abovo-entltlod court, at the court
room theroof In tho city of Klamath
Fans, Oregon, on Saturday, tho 2nd
day of November, 1918, at tho hour
ot 2 o'clock p. m., then and there to
show cause. If any you havo, why an
order should not bo mude by Bald
court authorizing T.,M. Durhum, ad
ministrator ot said estato ,to sell at
prlvato salo tho following real nron-
erty belonging to said estato .to-wlt:
situate in Klamath county, Oregon,
a portion of Lot 1, ot Section 12,
Township 41 South, Range 10 East
of Willamette Meridian, and descrlb-
ed as: Beginning at the northeast cor
ner or the townslto of Town of Clin
ton; running thence south 297 feet.
thence east to Lost River: then
northwest and following said river to
point 01 Beginning, and containing
one acre, more or less. .
Witness the Honorable It. II. Bun
nell, Judge of the above entitled
court, with the seal of said court af
fixed, this 23rd day of Septomber.
1918.
, Attest: C. n. DeLAP,
Clerk of the County Court of the
State of Oregon, for Klamath county.
By CHA8. F. DeLAP, Deputy.
23.30-7-14.2r
Dassengers
and Baggage
ANYWIIEIIE IN THE CITY
QUICK SERVICE
TIEAHONABLK RATES
I'HONK 1ST
Western Transfer Co.
lssVsssssssMsssaaafs
New City Laundry
We Ouarantss Our Work,
hlrts and Collars Laundered.
We also wash silk, wesl, and col
ored gods very carefully. Try us
ones and bs convinced. Our prices
ars right Phone 1M.
127 Fourth Street
ack of First National Sank
rssrseArVVsssysMvvvJF
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BIRDS f
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subscrlbers.for ono to every 11 ot)
Iiopulatlou; average subscription f.16
icr capita: campaign trom October 1
to October 27, 1817; bonds redeem
able In 25 i-!r; may be converted
Into third Liberty bonds before Nov
ember , Issued at par.
Third loan M. 176,610,860; In
terest rate 4U per cent; 18,308,326
subscribers, or onu for every 0 of pop
ulation; average subscription $40 per
capita; camp.tlgn from April 0 to .May
4, IMS; bonds redeemable In 10
years; may bo contorted into any fu
ture Issue bearing high rate of Inter-
est , issued nt par.
More than tuo-thints of all war
expenses In tho lust IS months have
been met with proceeds from Liberty
llomts and lots than one-third from
taxation or other ordinary sources of
revenue. From tho beginning of the
war up to this week, tha government's
actual outlay has run to nearly $19,
000,000,001) tor war purposes. Includ
ing loans to AIM es. Recently expen
ses have been at tho rate of $1,800,
000,000 monthly, unit are Increasing
from month to month, '
To provide money us It Is needed
the treasury lias sold billions of dot-.
Inrs of certlflcutps of ImlohtPilnnssJ
running usually about three months,
and redeemable nt times when liiHtult-
ment payments on Liberty loan sub
scriptions bring In largo, sums., This
policy, followed for tho Fourth Loan,
amounts practically to borrowing
from banks and other big financial
Interests for short .terms and refund
ing these obligations In Llhorty Bend
money.
Tho treasury now plans to float
two more Liberty loans before next
July. Probably $16,000,000,000 will
have to bo raised from tho Fourth,
Fifth and Blxth loans In this' fiscal
year, ending July 1, 1919. In addi
tion, the sale ot War Savings Stamps
and Thrift 8tampa will continue to
draw Into tho government coffers a
hundred million dollurs or more ev
ery month, It Is expected.
All st) Ion la Army Hhoct at
11-tf . K. K. K. HTOItE.
MA I IX A UK MLOW AH
WIIKKlJi OF JUSTICE
ABERDEEN, Wash., Sept. 30. '
iwu years ago the little daughter o.
Jack, Landors, a Wlshkah rancher,1
wroto him n letter from Portland,'
Ore., whoro she was staying. A few
days ago LandorM received the let
ter, dated October 11, 1916.
Less delay when you fill at Kla
math Service Station. Sixth and Kla
math. 26-tf
Ncttlcton HTiocs America's bent.
11-tf K. K. K. HTOItE.
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We will win this war
Nothing tht really matters until we dot
The Flavor Last
Ktippoittieliner fine elolhltiK at
lMt K. K. If. HTOIli:.
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You're safe It you linxe n htamltml
fire policy hi 11 standard rouipiiiy
from the t'lillcoli? nuvnry. . IMMf
Itoyal
coat at
11-tf
Tnlloieil Hulls uml titer
H. K. K. HTOIti:.
liiH'MtKute it' 'W H'lH lift pol
icies of tlio,Trueleri. They k'
maximum of In-mi'iuiu nt 11 iijliiliniun
cot. Hee t'lilliote( M:t Main HI. If
The Common-Sense
Cement Blocks
Roofing of All Kinds
W. D. MILLER
Contractor
A War Essential
for the Citizen
Every I'ltltcu litis many ultra
duties to perform these days.
Ha gives a great ileal of his
lime to voluntary war work In
tunny vns. Unusual conditions
demiind extra efforts In his bus
iness. Ills time Is crowded full
of important things,
That ho may make the most
ot every minute and produce
1U0 por cent of his capacity, he
must havo un accurate watch.
Without It he wastes tlmo and
energy, neither of which 11 man
can spare In these strenuous
times, It Is reul conm-rvutlou
to buy a now watcli that you
depend upon for exact tlmo.
Come In anil let us explain
the points about tho different
watches, Wo havo all the good
mukos. $8.00 to $76.00.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
Official H. I. Wuti h Inspector
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Fountain
Pens...
Are a great help
in school life.
We have. an ex
cellent self fill
ing pen for
$Jj50
f'C KLAMATH fAUS ORCt.ON,,?
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elite." For salo nt all garages sad
sen lie slat Ions. Telford llmth.
Distributor.
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PROKESSIONAL CARDS
IIK.MtY V. MCIILEEF
riiyslclaa aal Hurgmn
All Chronic Disease a Hptclalif.
tlfflie White llldg.
I'liono NO-W
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nniif) Hiirtejrm
I'UII KiiRlnerr
KATIIEIIINKHCIILEEF
I'liyslrlsa aad Hurgeoa
Night Calls I'rowptly Attended la
Office White llldg.
He. HO-lt I'lione HO-W
CITV AM) COUNTY AIWTHAOT
COMPANY
AI7Mala
Insurance Ixmm aad Absirarts
Heal Cslulo Liwbs at to M per
HR P R. GODDARD
UMi..iuiiiilc I'liyslrlsa A Hurgeoa
'Hulte ail, I. e. O. F. Temple
(over K. K. K. Store)
Phone ittl . . Res. Phone, SIMR
(The only Osteopathic Physi
cian and Surgeon la Klamath
Falls')
IIEKAIII) RENT SERVICE
Plioae St)
Night llioae MS
LAHQE STOCK OF
New Woolens
Select Ynr New
Fall Stit NOW
Fit and Highest Grade of
Workmanship Guarantied
Chas. j. Gzek
MKItCIIA.NT TAILOR
fiH Main Ht,
WOOD
Don't let' winter find your wood
Shell empty. Fill It MB with
nice, clean, dry
BLOCK WOOD
while the prices are right.
Klamath Fmtl Company
O. PEYTON, Manager
Office 001 Haas. PhaM IlaVR
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