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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH PALLS, OREGON
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When They Get Through Fight-
iiig-That's When We Can
Help the Most
When the fighting is over, when an armistice comes, when
peace and victory are established---then will come
the long period of demoblization.
In other wan,' that change from military back to civil
life hat been a dangerous one.
Let's make it easy, safe and smooth for .our old Yaakt!
Let's see that every hour of every day while they) are
cleaning up the job and waiting for their ships, is fiUod
with wholesome fun and entertainment Let's give them
lots to do and
UNITED WAR WORK
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This Space Contributed By
SHEPHERD PIANO DEPO
MS PUN Tl
GET TiUDE DF,
BAUUH STATttS
. STOCKHOLM,
Nov. 13.
"Xe the Ruutan
- - fiNewem)a vuim'pv mi eess
collappo Germany
a been laying the foundation for ullllon mis, nasinnimou u -. there are UTeaay.ioperaiwnaTfiai
omorclal conquest of the Baltlo ' greater sluo of Ita octlvltlea to tetehera' Institutes and sehole da
Provinces of Courlind. Lithuania, and work In the eos. voted to the development of Us Isa4to
SathoniK i i. ....k.ki. .k. .h. .i.
Mdw 1. -l. . . -.-
-i uoa ooiaiaea an economic no
wiage there t
ret from her,
i that will be difficult to
Irt'of ,tho Oerman earn -
A large part
ill f- & I 8 B ' ' '
lots to sse and hear.
Think what it can mean to millions of Aasoricaas to get
acquainted with the real France the history, the tradi
tions ,the art and beauty which they have dM so swsch
jto save! "
Plans are mapped out to make our periodjof demobilise
tion a regular "khaki university," and every soldier caa
come homo with something of the background of thoee
-who used to go abroad to study.
In camps and huts and billets here and over there our
fighters have shown that they want to get ahead. Books
that instruct, books pn technical subjects and oa civics,
government, on history and business, are in greater de
mand than books of fiction.
When our fighters come back they will be bettor atoa in
very way than when they left But we must stay witk
them until they get back home!
palKii l n the hands of the "Eastern
Torrltorlos' Neo-Gorman Kconomic
Socloty". Among tho active leaders
of this society ure the Prussian and
Imperial ministers, representatives of
tho military authorities in the Baltic
piovlnces, members of tho Oermon
Reichstag and bankers. Plana have
boon adopted for extending credit
for tho work or reconstruction and
ecnnomlo conquest, and the German
Kastern Dmk of Commerce and In-
Ever dustry, institution wnose turn-
nn'over last year exceeded twenty-elx
tan Institution whose turn-
a . JAnaA
a rinrm number of oraanlsatlons'
rr
lfnr tha study of conditions in we
Dallo provinces and for the "educa-,
I tlon of leader of enterprise" the",
' bavejUready been formed. The ''Qer-1
.,.&
CAMPAIGN
man Association for Research .la
Kastern isurope- la in iuii action.
Directors of the Deutsche Bank are
taking an active part In the work. ,
Professors at the University of BeN(
(In have organised-an "Institute for
Russian Research,"', and their activi
ties extend to financial, eammerclal
and Industrial matters. Mustek and
Jena professors will shortly open a
higher Institute of learning "for the
education of leaders of enterprise. In
tne Eastern territories." ,
Ue Baltic Provinces themselvea
. . ., W 4, ,l
economic life. All ; these, ,arsi or
. -T- - - , t----.,, ., -
course, supponea nuwaw mum
and manned largely by Oerman achfj
Ura and expert is tho mtoiw Unas
of thought aad setlvlty. ..' t
Fourth
Liberty
, 1 i I " (
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The following hare subscribed,
their full quota to the' Fourth Liber
ty Lota. .
TOP8Y PRECINCT
Bell, W. H $
Cleveland, Ueo. B
Colvin, Frank H
Donelsoa, Mrs. Mervln
Cremeel, Edward
Fraln, Wm. L. 4 Bffle
Hoover, Miry
Hoover, Will
Johnson, O. L
MarchlMB, Jo
Meekler ?.,
CO
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so
CO
so
160
100
so
50
60
100
Pollock, Vance wife CO
Raymond, Edith a ' 50
Raymond. Wm. M.
50
Real. Martin E. ft wife
100
White, Albert 50
PLEVNA PftKCIN'CT
Ager, Geo, W, A Blanch
Anderson, Esther
Anderson, Leon W. A Nellie ...
uaiiei B !(
Srlstow, O. C. A May
royles, Ruben A.,;...
Burton, Clayton E.'A Laura ...
DeLap, Cheater A Lent
200,
60'
100
60
200
100
100
100
Dlevener, Wilier '..., 100
Doten, Daniel R.
100
Doten, Nellie
Grubb, Thomas A Nellie
Ijtrobert, William ,..,
Kerns, Geo, O. A Delia
Kerne, Benj. E. A Agnes ..........
Murdoch, Hiram F. A Christine
Murdoch, Christine ..
NeUon, Frank Tl A Nellie ...v.,.
Nelson, Charles V. ,
Padgett, Samuel A Vlnna
PaJsraa, Ed -
Reader, Wall ice A wife
Sevitsr George F. .....'.
Snowgoose, Chaa. A Josle
Spencer, Martin E. A Mary
VanValkenburg, H. H. A wife ..
Whltlatch, Abraham A. A. wife
60
60
' 160
2000
1200
1300
S00
00
200
60
100
60
100
100
100
1600
50
.KLAMATH LAKH' PRECINCT
Rramhall. J. N. A- wltn ..... 60
Brown, Fred O. A Cecil ....' 50
Brown, Sherman A Sadie 100
Brown, Carleton O. A Bather .... 100
Griffith. Daniel A Mary 1000
Courtade, Frink D. A Minnie .. 108
Coumans, John 60
Gillespie, Robert B. I 60
Qrar. M. K. A Helen ... 1... 100
Griffith, D. M 60
Griffith. John 8 .'. 260
Herpsl, C. H - 60
Jones, Howard A Inea 50
KeVby, Edward 8. ft Anna 100
Klncald. Kay 60
Lpoatey, Bird 60
Luaby, John A Bertha ..
Martin, Homer A Miude .".,
MeTlmmoads, Fred U
Naaon, Bert C.
Nlcholle, Chaa
Peppard, Audrey 8
Stedry, Qua ., ....
Straw. Jaa, W. A I. J
Short, Judge H. A Henrietta, ,.
Sasead, Jack
fyaS, JACK
Wampler, Albert ,.
Wampler, M. H :
Wampler, Paul '
100
100
50
100
100
100
100
260
50
60
60
60
100
100
50
60
100
I Wheeler, Maude
Woods, Frank A Elsie
Dabaer, Maud Marie ......
sWRAQVB RIVER PRKOINCT
Adams, Ckia.
100
100
200
60
200
100
200
100
.60
50
Anderson, O. T. A Stella
Uell. Jamea A Bertha
Bell, Albert
Boyd,.George A Ora ....
Bradburn, 'John .....'. ."
Casebeer, Edwin A Caroline ,
Chllders, H. E? A Iva -;....
Chllof uln, Albert
Cloptoa', Claude A Qrace ...
A A A A A A A. .. - ..A -.
WANTED
Chkkeus and Turkeys
T
f Higlieit Price. Paid for Hogs.
Cattle, Sheep,
: KJimatk Packing Co. f
Loan Blue List
Collins, Pat i SO
Cross, Marvin ft Cassy 100
Dennis', Kldon 200
Dixon, James ft Veda 200
Drew, Jack . 50
Flnley, William A Nancy .-. 1600
Flynn, Richard M 300
Garrett, Wm. T. A Mary 000
Urlffln, Lawrence 100
Hn maker, Arthur A Elisabeth .. 250
Hartsler, S. H .'
Harrison, Ollbert A Grace 400
Harrison, Ollnert , 400
Heceta, Stonwall Hi
Hotchkln, Henry loo
Jones, Elmer so
Kllg'ore, Mary 200
I.aboree, Anita -.. 400? j
, l.angell, Arthur A Anna 150
Lowrey, Frank 200
Lowrey, Mat 60
tiowrey, Wm 200
McFerrln, James 100
Miller, Sam ,100
Obenchaln, Frank A Carrie ...... 1000
Reddln,Jamee 100
Slmmoavi, John 100
Smith- Grmt ., .. 100
Parker, Jesse A. A Mary 800
Qulnlln, John 60
Richardson, Lewis A- 4b Isa .... 200
Rcre, John 60
Smith, John 100
Smelling, C. F 100
Talbot, Ray 200
Thomas, Arthur 100
Walker, Earl E. A Delia 200
Wann, Helen , 100
Warren, Chaa. W ' 400
Witts, John A A Irene 300
Welner, R. M 100
Tallott, Ray ...; 200
Lowrey, Mat 60
Former Hat corrected to read aa
follews:
Loosley, Mr. A Mrs. Henry B
200
booster. Geo, W, A Emma
300
......
Hoyt. Mr. and Mrs. C. E.
Hoyt, O. 8. A wife
Engle, O. W. A Mable ..
Downing, Wm
100
200
20,0,
60
The nradent neaw rsrrM Are, life,
accident and health tasnraac. Bee
ChUcote A Smith. 1 12
GIVE!
GIVE!
Give to United War Work Campaign!
SACETU
GRAY 1R MM
IT'S GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO
I1RING UACK COLOR AND LUS
TRE TO HAIR
That beautiful, even abade of dark,
glossy hair can only be bad by brew
ing a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul
phur. Your hair Is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When It
fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an
application ;or two, of Sage and Sul
phur enhances Its appearance a hun
dred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the ma
ture; you can get this famoua old
recipe Improved by the addition of
other Ingredients for 50 centa a large
bottle, all ready for use. It Is called
k.Vyeth's Sage and 8ulphur Compound.
Thla cad alwaya be depended upon, to
arlng back the natural color and lus
tie of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth'a" Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
It darkens ao naturally and evenly
that nobody can tell It baa been ap
pllod. You simply dampen a sponge
or soft brush with It and draw this
through the hair, taking one smalt
. jSv w J A, - MJ A,-.. A. A. A. -A. A
Hides i arid Pelts.
K
' 'eta
trend at a tlmo; by morning the gray
hair hag disappeared, and after an
other application It becomes bea t
fully dark and appears glossy and lus
trous. This rdady-to-use preparation
Is a delightful toilet requlslto for
those who desire dark linlr and a
youthful appearance. It Id not In
tended for the cure, mltlgutlon or
prevuntlon of disease. Adv.
LEGAL NOTICES .
NOTICE
In the County Court of the State of
Oregon, for Klamath County
In the Matter of the Estate of Ilenju-
mln 8. Kerns, commonly known
as II. 8 Kerns, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that the
executor of the above estate has filed
his final account herein, and that De-t
.comber 7, 1918, at the hour of 2:30
"" n m nt mtktA tnv. hna hnjn flvnil hv
v. ..., .- . w- ..-.. , i
saia couri as me ume lor Hearing on
jectlons to such account nd the set
tlement of same,
Dated the (6th day of November,
1918.
BENJAMIN Hi. KERNS,
6-13-20-24-27-4 'Executor.
SUMMONS
In the Circuit Court of Klamath
County, Oregon.
W. J. Jamison, Plaintiff,
vs.
Frank Jamison and Grace JamUon,
Defendants. ,
To Frank Jamison and Qrace Jami
son, Defendants:
In the" name of the State' of Ore Ore
eon: Yon are hereby required to ap
pear and answer the complaint In
the above entitled court and cause,
on or before sit weeks from the date
of the first publication of this sum
mons ,and If you fall to ,so appear
and answer, the plaintiff will take
Judgment against you for. the sum of
12,646.00, and for Interest as de
manded In the complaint, and for
$225.00 .attorney 's fees and his costs
in this action.
Thla summons Is served npon you
by publication by order of Hon. D.
V. Kuykendatl, Judge of the.abovo
entitled court, made and entered on
the 4th day of October, 1918. direct
Ing such publication for six succes
sive weeka la the Evening Herald:
the first publication fa of the date of
October's, 1S18. and the last aubll
cation la of the date of Novembei 20,
118.
s JAY H. UPTON.
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Prlnevllle, Oregon.
v , 9-K-23-30-S-13-20
; HITMIfOVH
In the Circuit Couri of the State at
Oregon, for Klamath County.
W. J. Jamison, Plaintiff,
Frank Jamison and Grace Jamison,
Defendants.
To Frank Jamison and Grace Jami
son, Defendants:
la the name of the State of Ore Ore
eon: Yon are' hereby required to ap
pear ana answer tae complaint in the
aoove entitled court and cause, oa
or before six Weeks from the date of
the first publication of this summons.
and If you fall to appear and an
swer, the plaintiff will take a do
cree and Judgment against you for
the sura of 2650.00, with Interest at
8 per cent from April 16. 1916. until
paid, and foreclosing the mortgage
upon tae nti4 ng aec. z. T. 27
S..R. 9, E. W. M.. and NH NW(4;
8BK NWM. Sec. 19t T. 27 S R. 10,
B. W. M., and attorney's fees and
costs.
This summons is served upqn you
by publication, by order of Hon. D.
V. Kuykondall, 'Judge of the above en
titled court, made and entered on the
4th day of October, 191$, directing
such publication for six successive
weeks In the Evening Herald; the
tret publication U ot the date of
October 9, 1918,' and the last publica
tion la ot the date of November SO,
1918.
JAY H. UPTON,
Attorney for the Plaintiff.
Prlnevllle, Oregon.
9-16-23-30-6-13-20
KOTICR v
Department of the Interior. United
States Indian Service. Klamath
Acency. Orcaon. October 25. 1918
Proposals wlll.be received at the office
or me aoovo namea Agency until x
o'clock p. m., November 15, 1918, for
the furnisning ot. Dorses, mares and
breeding cattle; boas aad sheep. Said
stock Is to be purchased for the Klam
ath inaiana on tne Kiamatn Reserva
tion, State of Oregon. The right la
reserved to reject any and all bids,
to accept any part aad reject the oth
er ,and to waive technical defects aa
the Interests ot the Service may re
quire. There will be purchased as
follews:
CATTLE
2 and 3 year old heifers, approxi
mately 1,000 to 1,200 head.
1 to 2 year old heifers, 'approxi
mately 200 to 400 head. '
tyllch cows, not over 4 years old,
approximately 5 head. ,
8HEEP
dootl young breeding ewes, approx
imately 250 head.
HOGS
Drood sows. 2.
Pigs, approximately 20 head.
. IIORSKS
Geldings, weight 1400 to 1,300, 5
to 7 vnara nld. S annna.
aeldlngs, weight 1,300, to 1,500, 6
to 7 years old, 46 spans. "
Mares, good brood and work stock.
l.spo to 1,600 pounds, 6 to 7 years
old, 6 apans.
No member of Congress (35 Stat.
L. 1109), agent or employee of tbe
United Btatea Government (18 Stat,
L.- 177). shall have any Interest, di
rect or Indirect, In: the furnishing of
said stock. ) Any person, persons, or
corporation desiring to bid on any
all of the abdve mentioned stock, , 'will
be furnished Information on applica
tion to the Superintendent v of the
Klamath Indian School, Klamath
Agency, Oregon,; -iv
CATO SELLS.'
Commissioner of Indian .Affairs.
J. H. Norrla. Special, Sapervleor-A 8.
D. A., Klamath 'Agency; Oregon
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