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The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
EXTRACTS FROM RoosEvELTs LETTER.

The report inaccurate and misleading various important
respects and desire make certain corrections reference to
which appear therein and the subsequent debate
IF the limitation OF the OF the Secret Service which your
committee uphods had been force the time Of which speak
the Senator the Representative and the OF wealth
high political influence who convicted would all have
escaped punishment hold that such outcome would have
been in the interest Of the criminals only.
Senator Hemenway that there than 1900
men now the Secret Service and inspection work of the govern
en and the last few years the number has trebed and
that they march through the streets OF Washington they
would make army
These statements accordance with the facts sub
herewith substantially although entirely, accurate
statement number OF employed secret service work
criminal investigation work during the year that has just
passed, as compared with the years I9oI-Iqo2
Bu in your report and the subsequent debate direct and
persisteny and indifference the fact that your
tee recommends that precisely similar service the
attacked be now established in the Department OF Justice
Senator Hemenway quoted the Secretary OF the Interior
as authority for the that but Secret Service
was ever detailed the Interior Department This statement Of
Senator Hemenway completely misleading The Secret Service
men were used in the Interior Department the request OF
the Secretary of the Interior but for operation they
were assigned and paid by the Department of Justice
Your committee It's report states that It has never been the
intention of Congress build spy system The next sentence
however advocates the building up Of precisely the spy system
in the Department OF Justice.
Congress last year forbade by law the of the Secret
Service men 10 put stop aside from COunteeng, and
thereby not on ampered justice other departments but de-
prved the Secretary of the Treasury the official guardian Of
billion and half Of the nations actual money OF the power eec
tivev to exercise that guardianship
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
WOMAN COMMITS SUICIDE.
Mrs. William Erb. Fifty-Rine Years
Old, Was Despondent.

Littlestown. Pa. Feb. H-Mrs. William
Erb. who resided with her husband on the
Samuel Gait farm. near Iittlestown. and
who had been suffering from dependency.
committed suicide yesterday by drowning
herself IN a spring
She cut her left wrist deeply with a
knife. but failed 10 sever the artery.
This wound she carefully tied up. then
went 10 the spring. took of her bonnet
ard shawl. hung them on the fence, and
plunged in.
This all quietly occurred within halI an
hour. before the rest Of the family got
up. when. not finding her IN the house,
search was made. and her body was
found in the spring
Mrs Erb was ffty-nine years old. and
leaves a husband and the following chill
dren- William Erb. Of Taneytown; Elmer
Erb. Of Braddock. Pa; Gleason Erb. Of
near IittlestOwn. Mrs Charles Koontz,
OF Tyrone; Mrs. Howard Lemon. Of near
Littlestowu; Robert Oliver and Misses
Anna and Frances Erb. at home
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE ACTIVE
Begins Movement Against Saloons
Near the Army Posts.
VIII Introduce Bill in Delaware
state LegisIafure-Memb Are
Given Copies Of Letters.

Il is the purpose OF the Anti-Saloon
League OF America 20 begin q general
movement TO procure the enactment Of
laws in the various States prohibiting the
sale Of intoxicating liquor IN proximity to
army posts by introducing in the Della
ware legislature q bill 10 that effect.
All similar government reservations are
Included in the bill This announcement
comes through William H. Anderson. the
leagues acting legislative superintendent
In support OF the movement letters from
Presldent-elect TAFT. Secretary Of War
Wright. Mai. Gen. J. F. Bell Chief OF
Stan: Judge Advocate General Davis,
and Col Williams. commanding officer of
the port al Delaware City. which IS to
be affected. have been furnished members
Of the Delaware legislature.
President-elect Taft says in regard to
the subject:
While I was a member OF the c0mmis-
sion in the Philippines We passed such a
law prohibiting the location Of saloons
within two miles OF any army post in
the islands. and the provision worked
well don't see why IL would not work
well in this country The only difficulty
LOT Llle - DR. Ltke-l Llf4tAaA - A4lcA Allc k1c-
sage Of such s. law requires the exercise
Of State Jurisdiction"
Secretary Of War Wright says:
4 think il would be much in the inter
est OF the army post at Delaware City
il there could be legislation which would
prohibit the sale OF intoxicating liquor in
proximity to that post
Judge Advocate General Davis writes:
1T is a source Of very great gratifica-
ton to the department that the Anti
Saloon League IS taking the proper steps
10 present the matter 10 the legislature
OF the State Of Delaware, with view to
the passage On legislation forbiddng the
establishment Of saloons within certain
distance. usually one mile. Of military
post
Col. Williams says he agrees with Gen.
Davis.
Mai Gen Bell expresses himself as
heartily in favor OF any measure which
prevents the surrounding Of military
posts by saloons and low dives
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
CHURCH TO HAVE PARADE.
Members Of Cosmopolitan Baptist
VIII March on March =.

The revival in progress fer several
weeks Is drawing To a close al CosmO-
politan Temple Baptist Church II has
been one Of the most successful series Of
religious services among the negroes OF
Washington
An estimate OF the number OF persons
attending the meetings since the begin
ming OF the revival is given az more than
1000. and the number Of pledges Of those
who are trying @ live as Christ would
live has increased 20 900
Rev Dr. Drew delivered an able sermon
last evening. dwelling upon the life Of
Christ and emphasizing His love for hu-
uanity. The revival comes 20 a close on
the evening Of Sunday. March =
The religious parade Is announced FOR
the evening OF Tuesday, March , L will
leave the church and proceed 90 the Sec
ond Baptist Church. headed By the Ma
tonaI Rand. Fully 15.o00 persons are ex-
pected 10 witness this demonstration.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
REGISTERED AT HOTELS.

WILLAED-Theo- H Mcgee Paris: G r Dean.
-. DrUis- i. c. Wright Ohio. T. A Thomas.
Ncr YORK Nr. and Mrs John Mclaughlin. ia
maica. :. y. Miss Shean. NrT York
ARLiNGTON-H. Mitchell. Boston; ". E. Cow
ers, Boston. e. l. Canden. Boston, Marie Rotsn-
son Margaret Robinson ard Abraham Robinson.
Phi-adelIhia: 1Ir- and Ms A W Robinson. PhIa-
delnhia
SH0REHAAI-Ai ard Ms. ?. L smith. New
York: Air. and Mrs r r. Dye-s New yo-s.
RIGGS - p NJ o'CouneT. Cleveland: p NJ
Waters OsVeE0. y Y, ]. D. Sinclair. Baltimore.
Henrv o Nontgomery, Charleston. :. C.
NATI0NAL-J- " Fowler. Birmingham Ala :
8Ir ard Mis- z. L johnson. Cs.uberlsnd Nd .
james O'ConueIl. Brooklyn
ST. JAMES-Mr. and Nlrs. Z. Fink, Glen Haven.
Pa: r. Z. De LoEry, Mscon. Ca: Louis Mason
s.. Louis: J. y. Reynolds ard James Reynolds
New York
METR0POLITAN-AIr. and Nirs. r. s. Webster.
Roauokc. Va, E. u. Wentvor1h, Paiisdelrfia
Howard Philips New York; s. 7. NoEris and J.
T JacEsou New YORK
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Letter for nfr Taft

Rev James L. White. Of this city, has
prepared letter which he VIII forward
10 President-eiect Taft when the latter
returns to this city. asking him to use
his influence in having an amendment
offered 70 the sundry civil bin which ap-
propriates Sl.090.O0o TO reimburse deposi-
tors who lost their money in the Freed
mans Savings and Trust Company. There
j provision in the amendment that the
deDOSitoTs call for their money within one
year after the passage Of the bill
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
OPENS NEW BUILDING.
indianapolis Y. VI. {. 4. Modelled
After Structure in Washington

Senator Beveridge VIII return 70 this
city in a fasx days from Indianapolis.
where ne yesterday opened the new
Young Mems Christian Association
building with an ADDRESS.
Il Is nearly a year since the building
committee. in company with an archi-
tect. came 10 Washington 20 inspect the
local Y. n. c. A.. and they were much
impressed with many features Of the
G street structure. which have since
been incorporated in the Indianapolis
building
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
ORGANIZE FOR PEACE.
Board Of Directors of Industrial As
SOciatiOn Formed in Washington.

The board Of directors Of the Washing
ton branch Of the National Industrial
Peace Association has been officially or
ganized under the direction of the na-
HonaI secretary. P. H. Scullin.
The board is composed Of Rev Dr. ".
r. Russell Rev Dr. s. H Greene. Dr
Merrill F. Gates, Rev. John Van Schaick.
Nyron J. sones. Rabbi Abram Simon.
Rev. Dr. Wallace Radcliffe. Rev J. ".
r. Sumwalt. Bishop Alfred G. Harding.
Rev. Dr.. :. H Woodrow. Thomas J.
Donovan. William r DOwney. Arthur c.
Moses. Scott c. Bone. Ira z. Bennett.
DT Charles " Needham. A. Lisner. JUS
tice " p Stafford. John B Larner. 5.
" Woodward. and John JOY Edison
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Addres. 10 Secular League

Owing to the Illness Of the speaker
scheduled, the president OF the organiza-
ton. Hyland c. Kirk. addressed the Sec
ular League yesterday afternoon on "Hu-
man perfection" The ideas which have
led men 10 respect this doctrine the
speaker thought TO have been well Illus
trated in Greek thinking and life
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
Report in Full.

TO the congregation OF the Washington
Heights Presbyterian Church.
"On the 18th day Of January. 1910, at a
meeting held TO consider a proposition Of
consolidation from the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church. the undersigned
were appointed committee 10 meet with
a similar committee Of the New York
Avenue Presbyterian Church TO consider
the terms and conditions on which said
consolidation might be effected.
Promptly the committee met and. hav-
ing duly organized by the election OF a
chairman and secretary. appointed a sub
committee. consisting OF Thomas c.
Noyes, Charles a. Douglas. and ". II.
Moran. to meet and confer on the subject
with similar committee Of the New
York avenue church After a number Of
joint conferences. the subcommittee ap-
pointed by the undersigned, at a meeting
held on the 18th day of February, 1919.
made a full and detailed report OF the
matters and things discussed at the joint
meetings OF the subcommittee. and.
among other things, reported they could
not agree with the subcommittee or the
New 1 OIh avenue EllNAEA 0iA tlte NANNeIL
OF the pastorate Of the proposed cons0li-
dated church, and the division of the
duties and powers Of the occupants OF
that position; and thereupon the sub
committee asked for Instructions. The
undersigned. after thorough considera-
ton Of the facts. and being appriSsd OF
the differences Of judgment that devel
oped az said joint sessions, unanimously
passed a resolution directing the subcom-
mittee % forthwith communicate with
the subcommittee OF the New York ave-
nue. church 20 the effect that It was and
Is the sense OF this committee that
consolidation OF the two churches cannot
be effected on the basis and terms In
sisted upon by the New York avenue
church
The subcommittee Of the undersigned
did promptly communicate with the Ike
committee OF the New York avenue
church. and IN such communication the
views or this committee were expressed,
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
GOV. HUGHES HERE.
New YOrk's Executive VIII Make
Three Speeches To-day.

Gov. Hughes. accompanied by his mill
fary secretary. Col Treadweu, arrived
N Washington last night. and IS a. the
Arlington.
Gov Hughes viii deliver three ad-
dresses in Washington to-day. He came
here primarily 20 take part in the winter
Convocation of George Washington Uni
versity this morning, when he viii talk
on Progress and ideals Of Washington. %
The governor viii attend Two dinners
tonight. one 10 he given by the Delta
Epsilon Alumni Club. and the other by
the Cornell Alumni, Of this city Gov.
Hughes VIII return 10 Albany tomorrow
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
piles Cured tp q to rs Nav.

FtIeN tUEtu N z 10 u D1YA.
Pazo Ointment is guaranteed to cure
any case OF Itching. -SL-slS Bleeding. or
ProtrudIng Piles in to Il days or money
refunded. 5oc-
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
CHURCHES REJECT
PLAN FOR MERGER
Washington Heights Presby-
terian Objects to Terms.
QUESTION OF PASTORS RANK

Members Declare that DIR. Wallace
Radcliffe IL Question. Pure and
SimpIe-COngreERtiO Refuses to
Lose Identity-RepOrt of Commit
tee UnfavorabIe 10 the Project.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
COmpIetcIy Misleading.

Senator Hemenway quoted the Secre-
taTy OF the Interior as the authority for
the statement that but one Secret Serv-
ice man vas ever detailed 70 the In
terlor Department This statement OF
Senator Hemenvay is completely mis-
leading. The Secret Service men were
used in the Interior Department cases At
the request Of the Secretary OF the In
terror. but for convenience in operation
they were assigned TO and paid By the
Department of Justice This has been
set forth with the utmost ciearness again
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

GEORGE P. ZURHORST,
3oI East Capitol street.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22

NASHINGTON-On Friday. February 70
1859. at a m. at her residence. - X
street southwest. BERTHA \. beloved
daughter Of louisa T. and the late
Charles L and sister of Viola Wash
ingtOn.
Funeral at ! 2. N. Monday. February
y, from Zion Baptist Church. T street
between Sd and AZ streets southwest
Relatives and friends invited 10 at
tend.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-22

Friday, February q. 1879,
a Rupert Home. AnacOstia, .. c.,
ANGIE ANGEL. aged eighJy-six
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07
ilNxvlLLE IODaE No. ,iiO. A. o.
4. w.

Tho regular meeting Of this lodge
will bc held In tho A. q. U. w. temple
ON this Tuesday night. and II 10 In.
cumbent on every member to DO prcs-
ent. The representative to tho la'o
session OF tho Grand lodge has re-
turned and will bc present at thia
meeting to mako his report to tho
lodge. In which every member 10 VI
tally interested. This. In itself. should
be sulAcient to bring every member
out. a. matters Of business were be-
fore tho grand lodge and passed that
every member ought to DO familiar
with. aud We o6cr you this opportun.
ity to famiiiarise yourself with tho
Grand lodge conditions. which. We are
happy to say. are In MAGNIFICENT
shape. II any member misses this
meeting Il will bs his own fault. and
he viii miss the knowledge that hs
ought to b. In possession Of.
d. q. N. W. Fsasicr. formerly of
West virginia. will be present at this
meeting. and will Give an explanation
Of the reserve plan which 10 working
% admirably In our state. We would
like to insist that every member b
present at this meeting.
Yours In G. u. and p.
est HARRY OOEl.LER. n. w.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior. U. 4
Land Once at Laksvisw. Oregon.

Department Of the Interior. U. 4
Land Once at Laksvisw. Oregon,
oetobsr 8. 1905.
NOTICE % hereby sivsn .hs,
James D. Humphrey. whose postod,cs
sddrsss 10 Klamath Fails, OREGON,
did. on the asa day Of April, 1908. -.
n's In this once sworn stalsmss. aad
application. No. 0is37. TO purchass
the ~ Of Npx. WY Of snx eco.
''on %. Township 81 South. Range .
Esse. willamstts meridian. and the
timber thereon. updsr the provisions
OF the act Of Juno .. 1874, and acts
amsndstory. known % the "Timbsr
and Stone Law" at such value =,
might os axsd BY appraissmsnt, and
hat. pursuant to such application. IN.
land and timber thereon have be-.
appraised. June II. 1903. the t,mt.r
ss''mstsd at $4,000 board fsst A.
ss'7s ess n. and the laad )iso.so:
that as'd applicant must sssr a.al
e'oof u support Of hh application.
Aad sworn statement on the oh dav
d December. 1903. before r. n. R,.h.
Afeses. usitst ssstss oonniss,oasr.
u klamath Fails. Oregon.
!. I. y 1eraps h y iihsrty q psotaat
~ Dsssaase beeess sstsy, Or iaitis1n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07

Drotherton house. but - the occu.
pants were prone behind their breast.
works no one was injured. ALONE.
twice an Indian came around at tho
side Of the Miller house and attempt
ed to break open the door. whom
well.directed shot from tho other
house brought him down and no hast.
lily crawled behind the house again.
At last. greatly to the relief oe the
besiegcd. the Indians mounted their
ponies and rode away to the south.
This was the day previous to our
appearance. and though naomentarily
expecting . renewal Of tho attack
none came. and after IN all-niGhr
vigil. and seeing 10 approaehins. Mrs.
Brothcrton thought We were tho band
OF Indians rsturning to renew the a..
tack.
We we're at . loss to account for
there having been no rescue party
from the soldier camp ten milcs
above on the supposition that the In
S's"s us's !" 'o'co so"swoeIe w
Ne0a .ao '"o P'sess' ess ~ " was
'mpes"'s.S scsssssy s"es t"e sur
'.'ors o' 'ae massacre % nHsn 70 =
p'.ce OF ss'e'S. We dsc'oed 20 attemps
sesns s"e" 'n10usn 20 Wners 'ne
so'o'ets were camped. Accoro'ss'y'
w.. VI OUT ps'V e""osasso sna'
"nu'ns On o'o ~ o' osrnes sno '"e
running se.S Oh . wsson' we pus o"
.one oos'os s"o' .oeo'ns tns c'osn'
'ns sno . rev p.o''s'ons sooerc' 'nc
women ana en''oren on tue 'oao' ANA
win .ne noFsemen ADVANCED - al
sA'.n ""e' "e sts''ea W tue '".
'eN Mne" soo.' nve mics away anu
'o"nuns s"." ouue. We saw away
0" 10 'ne mort" nes! the 'ootnns
party OF no'semen VINO seemed 10 DC
ne"aea IN our a'rec''on. Not Know
ing "ne'"er 'ney we're ino'ans or
"n"e men. We sent hhsore' VINO
'ee"ed 70 70 tue oe''sr mounted !"
'ecohho''e'' WIN 'nstruc''ons 10 "e-
IA, o' sss,ns al" nat 70 tney were
~n''es' ou' 10 the event tney were IN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

In the County CoA.t Of the State Of
Oregon. fnr the ounty Of Klamath
In the matter Of tn. estate asd guar.
dlanship OF ChA.iss Hughes and
Mary =. Hughes. minors.
Notice 10 hereby given that the IN.
'dsrsisnsd. guardian Of the persons
and estates Of Charles Hughes and
Mary =. Hughes. will ssli at private
sale - undivided ons-sixth Interest
each Of said minors In snd to:
Lots 8. 9. Z and Of section twenty
Ho); sh Of swk and lots .. 9. and
. OF section twsnty-ons (3l); ny OF
NWk and lot I OF section twenty.
eight (3O; EN- Of Eh and Nwh
Of MEX Of section twsnty.nins (3s).
oil In township thirty-nins (ss) south
Of range eleven and . half (lIM)
.. W. n. all IN Klamath county, Ore
gon. containing Cts acres. more or
lsss:
On or after the 9Th day Of December,
1903. for cash. pursuant 70 order Of
'aid court made and satarsd u the
lbovs proessdias on ~ sth day Of
November. 1909.
Dated % klamath ysiis. Oregon, |
November Sth. 1879.
1RAs'c1a HuoHss. |
osssdiaas Of the persons aad -
asss Of Charles Hughes ssA Mary ,.
ls0Aas aipssA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07

VatNaoeo.
"Do you think the study Of ~ esoA
languages b valuabler'
II should cay 60" answered the
apothecAry. The Latin name ee Q
drug sometimes constitutes two-thirds
q - csst to ths p1rchasse."-wash.
lngtoo Star.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07

Nie, erslaoslsa.
n the midst Of our tsa dslAking d
~ little, Pariaian ssstapsant says
4i1s Bethsm.EdWsrds In an account
q "Homs Life In France" . esntie.
manly Individual wearing Q tall hat
aad froek coat entered and. after Q
shast oo'loquy With the youns nastss.
paa1ed out
"yeu would nsvss gusss that seattle.
mans ssrand." Marcel said. smiling,
- b ressated himself ct the tee tsblo.
he looked 70 me like Q rather dis.
dnsuishsd customer" replied. GONE
Ooyespmsnt functioaasy o. half pay
q an owner q bonds"
Marcel smlled again.
That well drsessd gentleman, then.
Wppliss - with .testhpiekA which ~
VIII Dakss ct hoaDs. He calls ooce Q
OGnth and takss cur osdssa. ! Aare
~ b and his wife bstwssu then
nsks frem - te,es . week and ,coa-
tive 70 keep ~ Appearances on that
sum. lt - an instance q what. eoo
ssus .o,la1 peHsN!s
Svse ~ lvsk.
..~usolA" saN Deeso. n just theughe
~ drep n - you today to-
theQoht zen -Nog11. too" iotes.
1U1Do 1orcAaDt.
'sxes ~ New. thats stranss, b.
oansu'-
~9gse at all This h ths busisst Aay
Cye ~ sSee stwe sxosha.-Qathsli
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07

Tell me-" said the lovsloen youth.
.vhat's The best way to and out What
Q woman thinks Of your
Marry herr replied PsckhAO
pCo0ptly. y.--Philadelphia Prs0.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07
M Nssa cls,,,a.

4 o0an community In New York has
ut se-eDected the village blacksmith
mayer. Il trtei him once and liked The
hanA well enough 10 uss him asain.
ReeBoos Who hare enacted the role Of
0eesy vil1aeef n real life win not b.
. blt sarpeised lf thers b one Sir
0snc1e b ths village Il b The black.
G01tA what BE- doesn't know about
pelltjea ntesatuss and curing sick hsas
ut WsetA knewins.
m lh1sl1set usually towers apove
~ thlnking macAinssy q The village
Awyee = mech % his arm outmsas.
usUo ~ blceps q ths legal limb.
WA - hat mayor b usually tolls
~ mayor what 10 Do % Z side llno,
~ t3De - Q Qulet community not b.
~ an taken up iu shoelng horsss.
Ooooe3ooD the oaeacious member oe
~ cuonunity bad noticsd thsss things
81 tAoaGht - might - well b dsaw.
~ ~ salasy.
ossaaal aoeassna.
= sooswhat ecceatric paysician whs
voeontU 1Iod wo9ld order patients b
oke wanA ~ daily. On the left sids
9 ~ stsst rsturning BY the Other
-; anoeAsP - would order 10 arise
- 0oe11Ag at Q certain hour and
~ oeess WIN Singer bese; another . |
~ sepper psDcissly at midnight and
eoe eoly appleo. e - would Instruct |
- potieot - Dot Just - many efains |
- eak - ths 81 - was to eat and /,
eass - halr h . different way sacA
~. Hb object wss to Ut H. mind
. ~ pobent - something elps thaa
U1oeo0a and thls schans Worke6
- = oany cases. especially WAsn
- Doteoe was su9seing fte0 nslan
11o0Aclgew Yeek Thea !
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07

Rich Aunt-You only visit ~ WhD
~ want money.
opsodthrift-well. cooldn't co0o
much oetenR. could ~ - HaUa6
Weekly.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07

NNoekoe Ui0h oefiko.
taks 0u Capitalist (smiliaelyl-
Hew's Jour latest gold milne painting
ct?
raks Mine Promoter sxpsc.
nsseoA Why. Old man. its sssayine
evse Q thoosand sucksss to The tn q
01Deature.-Puck.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1909-12-07
WANT ADS.

oWM4 AOOs
FOR SAl.E-lliscellancOus.
For Sale-Canariss. Ane singers.
Mrs. c. c. Low. Oak st.. between
Fourth and Fifth.
FOR SALE-Or Will exchange for
klamath county property. small farm
10 Nsndocino. near ukish: we'll I'm
proved; nice location. For particulars
address II. T. BARNETT. Midland.
l00CELlAMDOUt.
WANTED-Hand soners At the
Klamath Falls Steam Laundry.
FOR RENT-Storero0m at corner
7th and Main sts. Inquire Of c. W.
Harlow on premises.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-04-20
ECZEMA DURABLE?
PROVEN
Attorney at Moline, ILL.,, Convinced o>
Oil of Wintergreen Compound.

There is nothing that will convince
a lawyer except evidence.
Now, here some rather startling
evidence of a simple home cure for
eczema which convinced one lawyer,
F.. C. Entrizen, attorney at Moline,
Ill. He tells how oil of wintergreen
compound mixed with thymol and
glycerine, as in D. D. D. Prescription,
cured him in thirty days after thirty
two years of suffering.
For 80 years." writes Attorney En-
triken, Il was troubled with eczema,
scabs all over my face, body and head.
| could run a hair brush over my body
and the floor would be covered with
scales enough to fill basket. l tried
everything-salves, internal medicine,
X-ray-all without result.
Gust month ago l was induced to
try D. d. D. Prescription. The itch was
relieved instantly; so I continued. 1t
is just a month now and l am COM
pletely cured. I have not a particle