The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 13, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"; JYt& &Jh THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALL!, OREOOM WKIWKHMV, WHVHMHKn la, ( Moaroca J A 'J' HV' J:to ih 1 $J'' : M i V t m rA 'AiV 4li gll i- ? f i).? I ' r- ft'iYC ;t I' L'A my - 4..'S m IUi r s s a-t iS. j W"1' l n . t ' tet' 'IT .?. r. .. fl "V ' i J ' I f if" it J .! r j5r.i y;i- WC,lf4" .?lJ". .iJ 'LI i " T r , ,r . UiurnirLri urii niiLUivLU mLli DRJFT ABOUT I fifth- is mnnn" characterise tnetrrape from storm which curried away both her death after having drifted helplessly j masts and later her rudder leaving SO duya In qne of the loneliest bit of. her a hopeloes derelict, orenn In the 8ovcn 8eit. With nevor a glimpse of land or When the wreck of the Cromana" ' n' "C us towed into Papeete hnrbor , ' m"""" Hfted for BO day.. After 15 eek one of the roo.t remarkable h.e ' '"" M' i ne nauves managed id emen nam This liated them ti.vnt.Aa bimHn In lltnan WAtmr Will .,.iij Th. .... n tun ma.i w Itn hook and line, 1 1""' """ '"--v., "W .... ni... ' lito nnjri, i no rri ui mv imm iuif w. .....-. schooner, owned by natives tnrn, an Island about 300 miles south. west of Tahiti, left her home port. wllliout carco bound for the Island I had no food. An occasional ahower prevented death from thirst. then tho "miracle" happened. The BRITISH FLEET A- . fs i ncT ruiiM pApEKTB, Tahiti, (Ily SUM).- ' ,7, ,,, m olln wh ' mountain, of Tahiti rose .lowly ore, J.ONDON. Nov. IS.-Brlllth naval gaSd by the hand of nod" la the ,he , , tlmlcrg0 ropnlM 8IU, uko the horlion. The .hitting tea current " "" h way tho nine nathc comprising tho a cargo of copra for Tahiti. bl"",Rht ,h!!" T"? Z?T T " Z .. rTsSf sea Kttl. fi . . . , they ere flnnlly sighted from nhore the stage for a great sea Dime, out crew or the 80-lon schooner "uro-i i H- S 'Yi . "i A.V IT WAJV iiv uora rinniiv aivtiioii from rmr mo bum lor a rvni urn uaiuo. uuv, Two days out she was struck by a" n bont Mn( o ,ow ,hanl'the m lht Intended to attempt a) In. They were too weak to rise to , last desperate gumming airoao waa their feet but aftor a few days ashore ( paralysed, Sir Eric Uedaea, nrai lore nil unpear to be rapidly recovering , or me aamirauy, reveaiea in n - '.4 foj? jOt 5 LV ..Tr V f &' ' f I m. '" w3s7l 'EEEEBEEEEh No Place to Go! Bat what Ai on rare. If )o have broaght laattag; ratcr takMieMt aad fan lain yoar owm hoaae by eVopp ! o IMtepherd'ii aad havia that Yktrobt aad a haaeh of saaa py records seat ap to sarpriae the family ' VtctreU aatuie to aaae ,Uoavraieat Terms Sbepkfd Rim Depet ! Nrat Door to. Potoffic J A Jt :iit. -sf V "mTmTmTmTmTmTmT Liaa BBEEE 1 from their exrleiier. '.If nitio an tho han! if tiiil Rilaid their crnf (or t'.c a,rc ailing n'Js In theso htl'irlo nrn from the tiorthweJt, a dl.w'itei: wMch would neM'i ii-iv bron tlit ihem to Tuhtli. nitt'CSaiHT IXKl.l'KNZA VICTIM H. J. Lincoln of the Underwood pharmacy Is seriously 111 with aa at tack of the Spanish Influents. m show four loyalty to those who are) fighting for you by your contribution to the United War Work campaign. NOTICE AH aawcrletkiaa betas dellv. rreel by carrier which hare aot brca pakl la advaace for the moath or November, wW he dsscoatlaaed Friday. .Nov. 10th. EreiimfHeraU dresa here "The German navy, I am aa con vlnced a. I am standing here tonight, was ordered out for a great battle a fortnight ago, and tho men would not come," he declared Half the Oerman fleet Is flying the red flag today, he .aid, because It realised that It had not beea engaged In a good cause. There mutt be some sympathy forthe British grand fleet. because It hat been robbed of Ita chance to "give the enemy a good licking."' he added. " Give taoee who have made freedom for the world the comforts of life by subscrtbtag to the Ualted War Work campaign. i OtVBt Gtvat KbittleI purity UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN awa&w gamw f. dflsW T ' v.mt. m m dgStx dtaaw smm. nwAjSSnHKbriivWAvl MncMMutwM gttlV(-0B3vw.VEEVMVjllaHd Vb BSBt tksd1 mEBvfVll jswsMwtiMaa arnBr V ssatr taat' saav aajppivxg seAsst IIVjaaaMtr BMaaF aaattr BMtavr VVJ . " twC "" . I vJH wiaaua gaVV t s'l IQ w n ssawaa J HD wtjuw gpw . IT IS A $ Campaign aire to 'the War Work Campaign- CMre ta VaMed War Week Camaatgat m BUDGKT RTATBMBfT VOK TMB CITY Or KLAMATH PA1.UI von not fiscal tbar we- GINNING JVNK I, Itlt The Common Couacll, having com' plated Ita estimate of the amount of moaay aroaeaed to be raited by taia- tloa for all yarposes of the City of Kiamata ralla. for the easuiag aaeai year of aatd city (said dteal year be- gfahlag Jaae.l. lfll) lada thatthe total amoaat to be rawed by taxation for all parpoasi to bo the aim or .lea;. M.3S. Aad the followlag Itemised list la a compute statement aad dis closure of the contemplated expeadl turea of said amount of money to he rawed by taxatien: Itemised stodge for Pwcal Year Be- Jaae I, !! Gsaeral Paad alary of mayor ....".- f !,!. T. ., Ubited.nqt only in purpose but what it ever more im pbrtanjtpjin the spirit which underlies it. e ' ,' Protestant, Catholic and .Jew have come together ,for a single object the maximum service to be rend ered to our fighting forces. This unity of thot and purpose will have a far reach ing effect not only upon the work itself but upen our . country after the campaign and war itself are over. Working together as they are doing, with the com-. mon respect which this engenders, will result in a bet ter understanding of one another, and much prejudice and sectionalism is bound to disappear. It is towards a united country that we are. striving united in thot and action, and I venture to believe that a campaign such as the one upon which we are enter ing will make no mean contribution towards this end. K SUGARMAN gOpD WAR WORK CAMPAIGN alarr at Mllae tadn alary chief police ....... alary cHysHeraey . alary city treasurer Salary city health officer .. Salary patrolmsa Salary coaacllmea . ... Salary teamster ...... salary of Jaatter, track driver aad Jre chief .... Asatstaat la omce of po lio. Judg. Pabllahlag aad advertlalag Pay of ctty eagiaeer ., lat. 4th tewer.warraata .... Auto hire for. pellet .......... Board city prisoaert ...J... Court costs v........ -... Printing and atatloaery .... Office auppllee ........... a.neral auppHat Quarantine, city hospital.. Blectlbn. Electrical supplies, labor .. Fuel oil aad wood labor aad repslriag Plumbing ......... Telegraph aad telephone f seiwice . Aatlttant city: eagiaeer .... Care ladlgeat poor Recording fees Premium oa treasurers bond Upkeep camp greases l.lte.aa 1.II0.M l,e.t let.t ito.ee 44ie.ee ne.ee iaie.ee a.oeo.00 iis.eo ne.ee 'ne.ee ,ee.eo ie:ee 7.ee ioe.ee iiB.ee ue.ee i.oee.ee iee.ee so.ee soe.ee e.ee ' ie.ee v ii.ee e.ee ' ee.ee ie.ee o.ee ie.ee IS PARAMOUNT Let Us Fill Your Next Prescription f r HC CD There should never be ny question re-, f srdinf tho purity and potency of drugt and medicines. However, there are many grades of drugs on the market. We safeguard our customers by hand ling drugs of standard strength drugi that have been assayed and their poten cy actually determined by test. PRESCRIPTION r SERVICE Of course, it costs something extra to buy the highest grade of drugs on the market and to employ the mpst efficient pharmacists, but the increased business which comes to us because our prescrip tion reputation makes it possible for us to give you extra quality and extra ten ice without extra charge. , llnde TT afS) a m 4 mmwk PMIWY TT7rr7l KXANATH FALLS OREGON EEySSED WHCRK SVUrriCULAfl KOPtK UV TMtlrT ORUGS ? imn CMCKli TO RKMOVK CFfMRMHII riOO.X. GIVKt ivk: ANXOUXCKMKNT I'urchtso a Tlirm Stamp betttt n Hrlng. "They work while roe l WASHINGTON, Nor. 11. fieorrfe fTramfjl tllttlkMSltl nff ft has MBimIIIm am I as a smw vwHiMllHij v.e Ths. fflftw slltus ab AatakHia b I f"i''fr'"!"' I1! "0reChr.ta. packtgsa for the soldier. ivVANTKD dK K J.TJi.'ta' ; !: ""-. reJ tngboUKO. Phane III. time the censorship would be lifted. c",:oa " nu ,w, "'a row un"H- TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WMMMW.MWIWIIMM Woman to'work la bosrd- ll-l't t, , i .aasw .j .askw) bk. v nti v.w.ca, m .asaw .amw .Bbbbk . .amsv r . i mt xn vbha . . k k jm. l wr . 7 'ssmBBHausSmmJnsdhiahWs1)'S?Aw n unwus wa S i7asBsYoj4flurisuBBSssskiifsssssTj3r amMimsgP i mwrnmAmMiMMiWiii ""eTC. r if tf i ilrmsl n astastarJrnh TaSf'uET ', SCBs Nbif v895W jswiwwsirMa IWigaaanr amamr aasssF 'aEF sr. ' tVT'ii smV','i aws' 9srAV sesai . rVJtar Sassr -aaw- asasf T" COHUVKIT MSVKt TjLj n aiWlBa fri A ' ATI J 1 a WCf t tTsSfJ IVV. II Wk'4 t. , ' - BBstaWsBBst. sVmlMdl eamjajitaga ar SsSSFSS Lumber Labor ....'....;...,....., . Hay Grain hoeing and blacksmithlng Veterinary .'.-. uppllea Labor with team Street sign. Orayage - - Gasoline and ell Pluth coat for bltullthlo pavement 1,000.00 171.41 i.oee.eo 110.00 so.oo iee.es 10.00 iio.ee 100.00 50.00 is.ee 7S.00 Water Paad Light, water' aad sower service ...'.;. ,. S.SOO.OO 1,010.00 Pa4Ue library Monthly apprep rlstloa f IS Plrs aaarttseat Paad Gasolene ,., 71.00 Hoes 100,00 Psy of firemen 100.00 Repairs SO.OO uppllea 111.10 1 Interest Paad, Interest on boaded ladebt- sdaeat , 17,160.00 For Shlpplagtea road 7.SM.SQ Incidental fund .' 1,000.00 NOTICK Notice ta hereby slvea that the Comttos Coaaell, will, oa Monday.1 December 1. ISIS, at the aaumii chamber la sold city, at 1 o'clock' p. m. eoarege for the purpose of af-' fording the taxpayers of said elty ths ig-t-r, ii iSesasuTznTl 111 i. I II ataamffasTg III li-B II BBSsssPBsmRh aTmrTsssssV WM Be S1 arlFr . I I aril J-5 ' .VsVT' ' IMMiL ' '"WW"' WE Manufacture Hats f nui II..I. .. ..rr II..H.I. 4BM In ,1.1. r.n..n. .11 .....ll.l .'' l".' "" .""--- -. ... ...- ,, -. ... ., .. , ,owmiln rulIcti. Merrill rosd. Kou- Immediately, according to an an- ty Tont Dlion, Klamnth Kails, lilt nouncement made last night, so It will be useless for others to apply. I LOHT llrown Cliraiiiieako iot. m year old ; nnsw i-rn to name of Ciy- I tain: rowurd. Notlty lluford llirrw. GUe to United War Work Campaign t ( llorald ortltv. IMt' opportualty of' dltcuttlag with the Mayor fad CeageU the forsgelag et tlmatea aad Rama ad for the ear. pose of aWlsf gad sdoptlag a tea levy for tho taSl year, bssmnlas aa iubo i, iw, sassa oa tae total valu ation of the tenable property of said city, amounting approximately to II,- Mads oaly of beat grade Felt BW MRKCT PROM VH $4.50 up StrleUy head made. Latest EHupcsj D. & M. Cleaoiig Company - aTop-Notchersw 1. W The eseea Fsat tOKM ASHINGTON had us all skinned for pure, unadulterated patriotism. Ediion ii the star in the electrical world. Luther Riirhank is the biggest "potato bug" ever. Sarah Bern hardt can make a mummy cry. All top notcheri." But the l'Tqp-Notch" in rubber mskinic wn not reached until Beacon Falls gaye their "Top-Notch quality to the world. .Can you imagine anything hitttr than tht bntt In rubbers, the Beacon Falls "Tnn.Nnrh" n.ti.u . IT We have all sizes and the newest styles of Beacon Falls Rubber (oat wear, i Wonderful wear strikingly at- tractive as to fit and looks1. Wa are saving a pair for J, ', ice frr ikt Cr 4 t7ca!y Van Bellen a - 'e',ll U Phoas SO. v00,uuu, ass tae loregoiag estimate. OS Mala St. EVJ..vXA'v I a, u. wTif r roweefusge.; L' . ..'!-, t. r.V r fr . 'i , b ... . !"