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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23
rays Sage fsas Mixed with salphul
Restores vAsaral Co,es and
Luslro

Gray. faded hair turned beautifully
dark and lustrous almost over night.
IL reality. u youll take the trouble
to mix sage tea and sulphur. but
whats the use. you ct large bottle
|of the rsady-to-use tonic. called
"wysth's Sage and Sulphur Hais
Remedy" At drug stores here Tor
about so cents. Millions q bottlss ol
l"Wysth's" are sold annually. says Z
we'll known druggist. because u dark
ems the hair 80 naturally and sveAly
that NO one can tell Il hss ben ~
lplisd.
You just dampen . aponge ~ ooeV
Ihruah with wysth's oass aad oslpAul
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

United Press Service

United Press Service
MADRID. July s3.--A rose thrown
into the bull ring at Toulouse was re-
sponsib,e for the death Of Antonio
rernendes. n noted mstador. who was
frishtfully gored and trampled BY an
infuriatcd bull just - he was about
to give Il the tinsi sword stroke. The
night was witnessed by large number
OF women. some Of whom. TO express
their admiration for the matador's
skin and grace threw roses Into the
arena. Fernandes slipped on one OF
the flowers nj the critical moment.
and before he could recover his bal
anec the bull was upon him.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23
Notice for I'ublicatioa
mot Coal Lands)

mot Coal Lands)
Department OF the Interior. unitsd
States Land once at Lakevtew.
Oregon. July 1s. lslS.
Notice 10 hereby given that Louis
l.. Stein. OF klamath Falls. Oregon.
who. on August l. 1910. made Hone
stead Entry. No. Osstt. for Nhsx
Section ~. Township SIS. Range n.
Willamette Meridian. has nled notice
'cf intention to make eomuutatioo
Proof. to sstabllsh claim 70 he lad
above described. before G. r. DsLap.
County Clerk OF Klamath county,
Oregon. At Klamath ralls. Oregon,
ion the 2Srd day Of August. le1S.
Claimant names ~ witAeases:
u. Leroy Miller. b. L. rulkorson,
Henry w. Straw. !. }. straw. al ot
OdessA. Oregon.
JAS. y. BURGESS.
7-is-s-lsh Register
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23
Riluss show Parliament
United Preas Service

United Preas Service
PARIS. July 1s.--Parliamentary
life In Paris IL to be shown ON the
movies. ~ the result OF successful
nesotiations between leading arm Of
aim makers and the French govern
msnt. Permission was today oihcially
given for the taking Of . series OF
pictures showing the various stages
OF debates In the chamber Of deputies
aud the senate. and the lsgislators
dlsplaysd much anxiety to ngurs on
the flms. The picture show the empty
benches In the MORNINGS. the arrival
of the LEGISLATOR. dozen or % dep
utiss discussing laws Affecting thu
whole Of France. the solemn arrival Of
the president. life In the Hobbies. q
stormy Afternoon sssaion. and the
thronged refreshment bar.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

Notice
To whom Il may concorn--N Notice Il
hereby given that ON tAs sth day Of
April. 1919. ! took w . stray
steer on the premises Described -
follows: On my ranch about sssen
miles east Of Midland. In klamath
county. state Of Oregon; ard nade
diligsnt search for the owner thersot'
and later made proof Of aaid search
before n. w. 0owen. Justice Of The
peace for the district Of Linkvills
klamath county. Oregon.
No owner. or no one claiming 20 b
1.-The owner Of said animal has made
|claim to Il. and ] hereby slve uotios
that onths aoth day Of July. 1913. .
q ;, -. ! vill ssll The satd sAiuel .
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

FOUND--Eunch OF keys. includiss
one 10 Elk's Club. Cali at Herald
once. si-1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

FURNISHED rooms. also housskssp-
Ing rooms. At First and Pins q
Main street. ls-1st'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

FOR RENr-rusnishsd ROOFS Ia
housekeeping In best rssidsncs -
tion OF city Enquire III wsst nain
Phone 3ssR lest
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

Pusuoans y 3 - 49, r. "
ladepeeo " ~ CDc1Don G., r.
Ithe ei1y - x1ann1n ~. q ~
~ leu ~ e ~ 1o11 -
|herehy olsoa ~ ~ ~: ~ q,
|csivsd ~ ~ pooloo Jo1do g q 4 | <
! August. lels. 4 ~ nour q y cl1 2
Ip. ~. for the lnos0golno11 = a &
street non IL intos1os(too V111
|strses novth. tne1u11n8 ~ Gtsoof 1l
asctions. % PSoepeet sefoc(s ~ ~
Ing 70 the established GEnlo, ~ ~
paving The sane y ~ VIA g ~
feet from Maln streee - PiDo o11oo1j
and By pavins ths sane e ~ Vl111
Of 80 feet frou Pine oeroo9 - N1nce
pect stress. viii uasooan; ~ ~ {
putting II q euFts "a 49, ooI
systsm sn1 Gutisso; - = -
os tuprovsneat ; eDaeo = ~ q *
sess vids - sash ~ g -
Tensh sesoet sAnll - u6cDc(
Iparkins an1 oi1sVol6 eDc1
All os sat1 inDgogclnoG1 ~
shall ~ dooe - naocrln11 6 n
accordssso vieh tho o1ols ~ 1 NJ
leations made ~ the ~ ~
ion nlerin tAs ollee e ~ p01loo ~
of said city . rseo6outa oh1C T
thereby made tor oyoofcg 1c11
lGardine work an1 matog1ulR ~ '
II.rovouons = % y in11V
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

II always the cheapest h the end.
i'oor land h dear st any price. I
mako - speciality of desirable fsrn'
lands. and shall bc pleased To- show
yos the cosnsry. IIeiag familiar with
tho Klamath Basin and having sacll'
,i;ies for showing tho land. am In y
ps~lttou ~ serve you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

:"
And. where's. TIE said city snsi-
neer fnds that he sseablishs1 gSabe
along the liss a ssia TsntA stssss =
not the bssG. n order % oboain ~
most servies fes tsaGe h ~ ~
street;
Therefore. Be It Resolved. that u
srndss along Tsath ~ changed =
that they will ~ axsl - follows:
Main street. north si1s -. .15S.5S
Pine street. 3. T. csFb 80. ...17l.s
Pine strsst. n. 3. Curb ......17y.
Pine street. 3. ". Curb 80. .l7l.t
Pine street. N. ". cusb ~. AIS.
Pine street. N. w. corner (sids
walk graded ............ ITS.
Pine street. n. Z. corner (sids
walk grade) .............l7e.
High street. south side ......17s.
High street. north side .....17o.
Canal street. aorth side ..17s.
Canal street. south side .....17e.
Bush street. north side .. ....17e.g
Bush street, south side =. ....15o.e
washington strsse. north s!1s 1oe.
washington street.. south sids 1oe.
Franklin street.. north 80 ..1o3.
Frankiin street. south 80 .1t1~
Prospect street. soutA - :. So.
Prospect street. soutA sj1e 3oG.
And Be II Further Rsselvsl. ~
lhis rssolutioa ~ ksps a ~ = ~
e nee Of the City Rscos6sr = peevi1'
ed BY the charter. aaA thas III ~
tuition shall ~ publishs1 Il ~ eltl
K iicial newspapsr tsa successive IN
CONSECUTIVE times. and that ~ e1ty
IsnsInssr shall post h tvo pro0lneal
places on said Tsath strses . espy n
these resolutions. such notices tesb<
headed Notice OF Chanss Of 0rads.'
land that the city saginesr shall ~
with the Police Judge N anl1avit d
Irosting Of the said notices.
The foregoing resolution was pass
ed by the common council on the IA
lday OF July, 1919. and 1t any TIM
before 20 days after the nsst publica
tlon hereof the owners OF more thai
one-half OF the property aRsets1 ;,
such proposed change Of grade nal
make and nis with the Polies Ju1o
. written objection o. rsnoostsaae
tereto. 4.
Dated at klamath Tails. oseoea
July ~. 1919.
A. L. LEAvlTT.
is-iot Police JudGe-
lscsolntiaa
Declaring Intention OF the ccmmo'
Council to Improve eixth Btres
from Kiniock Avenue 70 The Cik'
Limits.
The city OF Klamath Falls. by II
. ommon council. resolves - follows
Section l.---whsrsas petition n
} been nied with the Police Ju1o(
/. signed by more than ten freeho3de1
LOT the city Of klamath Fails. vheG
!. property viii be Affected by ths =
! lp, ,ovement proposed. which petitie
; vas presented TO the common counel
having for its object the imprevenea
lof sixth street In said city. non XII
; lock avenue to the city units. inelp<
: ling all intersections oe sereots. q
-. = 49, -
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

FREE---we have several loads Of sta
BILE manure which We viii be glad
to give TO anybody who vii haul Il
way. Calif.-Ore. Power Co. 1s-5t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-07-23

wANTED--s5oo At once on improved
property or other good security.
Address box SIS. 1871
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
ron TWENTY LoNo vgARs.


0OOWrO0 70 % NV AD0O~
what more pitiful objects Tor sym
patty than the poor AssSsss:s:sss 80
pecially when night approaches! How
they dread the ordeal thru which they
have TO pass. for they realize that this
means fght for breath and Iona
hours struggling for even chance %
live. No one hut those who have Deon
thru such fight can realize Tor q
single moment what II means. 0ener-
ally propped up In u, chair (for very
few OF them can lie down In bed). they
gasp and struggle for just enough All
to keep them alive. They realize the
fact that l. they can get enough oxy-
gen into their lungs to keep them alive
until the paroxysm Is over that they
will live another day, but many times
they feel that another day for them
viii never dawn. that every breath
must be their last.
Such was the case with Mrs. Cath
crime Holdgraver, an old and hfahlv
esteemed resident near Haverhiii
Iowa. She had suffered for twenty
years with this awful malady and en-.
dured all the symptoms menloheo
above, many times feeling that every
breath would be her last. until hnahy
she passed into the skiliful hands o!
those master specialists, the Uniteo
Doctors, who have their institute 10
ctaed on the second floor OF the Ma
sonic temple. We Will let her tell IL
her own words what God-send u WA
to her:
HayerhilI, Iowa, Jan. 20. 1913: United
Doctors-Dear Doctors: ! want every
body to know and especially all VINO
suffer from asthma. just what you
have done for me- After suffering Tor
twenty long years ana many times
feeling as tho every breath took would
be my last. and having uied many doc
tors and all kinds of treatments and
remedies with but little or no reiie'
and having given UP all hope Of ever
being able breathe good again or BE-
ing able to enjoy life, I want TO say
that began your treatment on oct
3, 1912, that after the first days treat'
ment / began to notice n decided I'm
provement The second night my rese
lar spell was lighter and did not last
so long. and l SLEPT much better. IRON
that on I improved rapidly. 1t was only
short time until my spells were
very mild and only lasted short time
and / did not nave 10 gasp anu Shue
gle for breath l now do my own WASH
ing and my household work Tor tht
first time in four years. Work does no
tire me out like 1t used 70. Now. alte'
three months of the United Doctors
treatment. feel like living. Life looks
good to me once more. breathe gooc
sleep good. eat good and feel good. Al
my relatives and friends congratulate
me on looking SO well and are sur
prised at the work ] can do without
being all in" afterward. as l used &c
be. Thank God and the United Doc
tors for giving me new life and health
(Signed)
CATHERINE HOLDGRAVER.
Our institute is on the second hooi
of the Masonic temple.
UNITED DOCTORS.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
cHARLEs WAGNER psAu
Son o. Mr.. and Mrs. oeeeoo vxooNee
Dies Suddenly q Lee An1oao4.

Son % Mr.. and Mrs. ossess txooAeN
Dies Suddenly q Lee Anosaeo.
A telegram received this afternoon
brought the had and unexpected news
Of the death OF Charles b. Wagner. Son
OF MIR. and Mrs. George Wagner, ovss
II South First street. The TELEGRAM satd
young Mr.. Wagner died nj oclock
this morning at Los Angeles. but. " 0ld
not say the cause Of his death, Thd
parents were nc. aware that their son
was sick.
Charles Wagner had been In the vest
since year ago last August. In the
employ OF an automobile MANUFACTURER
Of Los Angeles. The young man Wa
born In this city. June II. 1880. ana
before going ives, he was employed ~
the Gates Osborne Company.
In addition to his parents. he u sur
yived by two brothers. Herman. OF this
city, and Harry Wagner. Of Steamboat
Rock. The body viii probably %
brought here for burial.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
c.,;forr;. stat, psroans.

You will surely want TO add tina
California state pennant to your COLI
lection. especially since you can secure
II for only Is cents and the date Inns
from next Sundays Chicago Examiner.
1t is fifteen inches wide and yard
long. handsomely embossed on univcf-
sity felt. retail value So cents. Don't
fail to get one. Leave order at any
news stand or G. Deuell's news depot.
ZOE East Main street. phone 1t5!--Ad-
YCrtisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
SOUVENIR CLUB POSTPONED.
Social Affair Scheduled For Tonight
pos+noned Owino to illness.

Owing to illness in the households OF
both hostesse.s. the regular monthly
social affair of the Souvenir Club.
to have been held this evening NJ
the r. C. Cartwright home with Mr. and
Mrs Cartwright and Mr. and Mrs
Graham Lawrence. has been postponed.
Mrs Elizabeth Norris. Mrs. Cart
wright's mother. was stricken with an
attack Of erysipeias this morning and
Mrs Elizabeth Lawrence. Mr.. Law
rence's mother. is suffering an attack
CT grip. Neither is believed to be seri-
nuSlY ILL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
c;v. r,Im.n Mic, Present.

John a. Tallman, past president OF
star Lodge, No. 3, Iowa Legion OF
Honor. was given handsome oak.
leather upholstered rocking chair by
the members Of the lodge at their regu-
lar meeting Thursday night. The gift
was presented by G. w. flanagan. pres
ident. and the presentation was an en-
tire and happy surprise to Mr.. Taliman
After the presentation short pro-
gram was given, including talks by
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

Grand President =. y. H9lm - 0e91
Secretary J. II. Nslm. both ~ Ce1lS
Rapids. Miss Ruth EnSlcman plAys4
= piano solo. Mrs. John HumphgsyxE
reclted. and Mrs. G. n Langdoa e4n0
4 two cnurae lunch WAS served paaeooa
being laid for sixty. Social Amuao.l
inents and dancing were enjoyed Auytno
the rest OF the evening.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
Val, Furera, Probably Monday.

The funeral of John D. Vail Will be
held probably on Monday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Franuuemont arrived from Jol-
let. H. Thursday night; Mrs. Richard
Metz is expected from Owatonna, Minn
tonight: Miss Valrosa Vail is expected
from Wellesley. Mass. Saturday night,
and Ed Vail, OF San Francisco, is looked
for Sunday night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

on West Main street this morning
when he slipped on the ice, striking
his head and cutting cash in his
scalp. He was able to finish his work.
st. Margarets Mission was enter
tanned Thursday evening at the home
Of Misses Fannie and Rosie Flower, 401
West Main street. After the business
session the time was spent in social
way, and the hostesses served refresh
ments
Miss Olivia Tweed, $40 East Linn
street, was hostess to fourteen Of her
friends Thursday evening at a ken
sington. A delightful evening was
spent with fancy work. and the hos
tess was assisted in serving refresh
ments by Miss Grace Brennecke.
| Mrs. Mamie A. Capron. 312 West
| Church street, was hostess Thursday
afternoon to the members of hs
Thursday Afternoon Sew Club. The
time was pleasantly passed with sew
| ing and fancy work. and refreshments
were served by Mrs. Capron. The
guests for the afternoon We're Mrs,
Hugh Mcconnell. Mrs, p. l.. Hayzlett,
Mrs. r. c. Westenberg. Mrs. w. a.
Anderson, Mrs. c, A. West, and Miss
Igerna Getz.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles B. Johnson ZOE
East State street. celebrated thelr
twentieth wedding anniversary Thurs
day evening. About sixty five guests
were present. the majority OF whom
| were from Gilman and Dillon, the
former homes of Mr.. and Mrs. John
son. An elaborate dinner was served
at $50 the tables being prettily DEC
GRATED with pink and white carnations.
Similar decorations were also used
thruout the house. A pleasant evening
was enjoyed in a social way. Mr.. and
Mrs. P N. Skogerboe, of Story CITY,
and NJ. ]. Norland, of Emmetsburg'
were among the out of-town guests.
On invitation Of Mrs. f. It. Austin.
in celebration Of her husbands birth
day anniversary, about twenty OF Mr.
Austin's gentlemen friends perpetrated
very pleasant surprise on him Thurs
oay evening at his home. IL North
Fifth avenue. An excellent dinner, IN
three courses. was served at o:ao
o'clock. and one happy feature OF the
occasion was that seated at the taole
with Mr.. Austin, were both ms lather'
Mr.. Samuel Austin, aged rs, OF TINS
city. and his father-in- law. Mr.. A. "A.
Longfield, aged 66, of West Union
Mrs. Austin was assisted In the serV-
ing nv her mother. her cousin. Miss
! Caroline Gallagher; her sister-in-law
| Miss Eleanor Austin: Mrs l.. NJ. Os-
borne. and Mrs. Karl Ingledue. The
dinner was served at tables spread In
both the dining and living rooms. The
tables were prettily decorated with red
carnations, and the light globes were
shaded to correspond Following the
dinner an informal smoker was en-
joyed by MI Austin and his guests
The latter presented him with hand
some walrus leather travelling bag. ane
the presentat ion speech was made b!
Aaron Palmer. superintendent of tht
public schools.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

A demonstration Of those beautiful
Birge hangings on Thursday was such
a success that the Birge decorator Is
forced to stay over until Saturday so
that all those who wish to see the line
may be accommodated. He will have
a few hours Of extra time on Satur-
day. Those wishing to see him may
see him Saturday at our store. Everist.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
Attention., Odd Fsllexss.

All Odd Fellows. Rebekahs and
Patriarchs Militant are invited to ba
present Saturday night. Feb. I. ut thu
Odd Fellows' hall. ut which Time
Croker encampment will entertain
you. All Patriarchs Militant will ap-
pear In fun uniform. Grand lodge offy-
GERS from all departments will be press
ent Come one. come all. II. w. Munds
henk. scribe camp 81.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31
loe.I wether Record.

The temperature at o'clock this
morning was 3 above zero, and the
temperature was falling. The mercury
dropped to below zero at 10 a. m. AT
%. M. 1t was zero.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Furnas, of Mason
City, arrived in the city Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Furnas left Thursday
night for Chicago, but Mrs. Furnas will
remain at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. E. D. Young. for several
months.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

Don't think for O minute that you
can buy pianos any time as cheap as
you can now. Pianos bought at so
cents on the dollar of their factory
cost. Can be sold cheaper than you'll
ever get them again. The Tuffree Mus
ic House.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

At Egbert's grocery Saturday we will
give with every sack of flour purchased
twenty pounds of sugar for 81. We
have Egbert's Champion, Kelly's F'a-
nous, Eaco. White Swan. Gold Medal,
Ceresota and Sleepy Eye. At Sill East
Linn. Phone 66.-Advertisement.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31

A bill of sale and de for the Y. NJ.
G. A. building and property that was
sold with it to Peter E. and Vessel s.
Bosch, were filed in the office of the
county recorder Thursday afternoon.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-01-31


j. AZ, Stonestreet.
The home and education department.
OF the Womans Club was cntertaiheu
Thursday afternoon at the home OK
Mrs. Harry McCombs, 2l2 West state
street with Mrs. w. NJ. Nelson as as
sistant hostess. An interesting pro-
gram included a paper on cake MAX
ing" by Mrs. j. A. Martin, THE Care
of the Asparagus Bed" by Mrs. H. ".
Rrintnall. Salads and Sandwiches.
Mrs. Leroy Craig. Several pleasing
piano selections were given by Bianchs
ucconhs. Refreshments were enjoyed
during the social hour that Followed
Misses Margaret and Hor'ense
Setback. assisted by MISS l'ore'a
Kritcher. entertained the members o.
the Young Ladies' Sodality Oh 81
Mary's church Thursday evening. bur
ing the business session MISS inefes"
Coyne was elected treasurer 10 ti'i ~.
Mace of Miss Ruth Thayer. VINO VIII
soon leave for Bismarck, >. ~. Whers
she enters the offices OF the Marshan
OIL Company. The remainder Oh 'ne
evening was spent in pleasant soe'a'
way. and refreshments were serveo'
The meetings Will De olscohtinus" $40
Lent.
Mrs T., G. Abbott will leave Saturday
for. an extended pleasure trip, first go
ING "a Chicago where she will visit at
th. home Of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur
R.ifeld for about ten days. Mrs. Abbott
will then go to Mount Dora. Fla, where
she Will visit with relatives for q month.
Mrs. Abbott will be accompanied pS
Mrs. w. II. Jones, of this city. VINO
will spend about six weeks at 81.
Petersburg, Fla. Mrs. Abbott VIII then
meet Mr.. Abbott at Jacksonville. ana
will attend the annual convention o!
the National Retail Hardware Dealers
Association Of which Mr.. Abbott rs
president Mr.. and Mrs. Abbott VIII
return by way Of Asheville. n. G.. max
ing several stops at places OF interest.