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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
9lai Scr Reiie perjtur6eu.

Sm granb Central gabnbof, tpo
er g.raps nit sinem 3uge bon pulW
Bead, 5la., einsetrcffen mar. itart
ssIt.rn Worgen Der Garmsr GIlsport5
Summers BON 3anesoille, .. Sum.
mers litt an Der gaIoppirenbeu
S4pinbiuht unS befuno iid auf be.
5eimrsii.. Gr ipor Bel Ieinsm gintrsf.
fen bereits 70 itpa6, oob er aus
oem Suse Der 8. II. 6. 8ahn eetragcn
unb nnd bem DurtsIaul ssbradi
peroen muBte. Gs fpuroe aud nod
Der gsrIud ssma9t. Jpn auf ben mad
3dnespille fabrsnbsn 3us 81 ihafftn,
aber bierppn mubte slbftono genom'
men iperbsn, nu es tIa; mar, bab BE-,
araute i'm Stsrbsn lag. Or. Weaol
pOm @ronb Sotel purSs seruFsH
dbsr aIs er i'm 8a6nbof sintrdf. bate
Summers bereits aiIsgslitteH. Goro,
n.r Or. JoerimsDtr lieb bic 2ei9t
na1 Der Mprgus bringen uno inirt
nun osriuden, fitb nit BEN 9lnsebOri
gen bes @erItorb.nen in @erbinbuni
su iessa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
Mus benz WtunisipaIseriht

Infer Der slntlass ieinen Iieben
Sabre alten Spbn aIbert entfiibrt gu
bnben, itanb ssitern gbarl:s Mullen
BON Hepport, Sp., Dor Ri6tsr Stride.
Wfullen bate ben anabsn, Der serihts
lid unter bic Sbbut ieinsr Wutter GEE
iteat porben 1T. bic i'd, mad ibrer
Sdeibung bon Wullsn nit q. Spams
bals perbeiratbet bat, am perflofenen
Gamitas nit na6 R:ppprt ssnoms
men. gDdbrenp Der ssitrisen Der
banbluno tpeinte MuIsn bitters SbrGs
nen unb bebluptets, bdb er teins 9es
leeenteit er6alte ben Ruabsn gu ies
ben, ObIfpn ibm ssri9tlia bisiss
He9t suaeitdnben tporben Iet. 5rou
Spambala nabm, ba iie ben ana6eu
irieber in ibrer Sbbut bat, brn cine,
8erfpleung ibrss Grs@atteu 4bitono
tbeilte jsbod bsm &i6t;r nit, bat
Mullen auaenid1einlih ipeniser Sebn.
Tuft na9 BEN Suabsn, ols nod if,
IeIbit babe, oa sr ibr p,rihiebentIit
Itbriftlife gOtIhaitsn gtforSt urb si
audi fertig se6roat babe. cine 5eit
fpsilise GntfrsmSung spfiten tbr uni
ibrsm seaenludrtigsn 9atten berbeiSu'
fiihreu, bic iebo6 pisber beiselest Tsi
Rid,ter ssride enti6isS, hab bic Wfut
ter in 3utunft sebaIteu I'ir fol Der
Gnubsn 3ipeimnl ipbtentli1 nab ber
Wpbruue bes @oters 5u briusen, boz
fir III aber Mlullen ssbalten Tih por
Der Mobnilne Isinr sbemalisen 9ot.
tin obiolut fernsuhaIten.
0sr partpplisiTt Mrgtamara trot
ols 9lnflGgsr asssn eiue Nnsabl iun-
ger 8urIfen auf, Die ii9 ppr sintger
Sagsn I'm McGiulsp Bart unriib ge-
madt unb ibn I6lisbli9 sauS seb0'
rig perpriigslt battsn. Der RGbels'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
2rasiiher Sob.
Der ,Scucrmebrmann Sarrp Sennin'
ger i'm Sieait usrunsiilft.

ginen trasii4eH Sob farb seitsrn
Wlittas Der Seuerpe3rmann Sarrn
9ennins.r bon Der Sprisen &om.
pagnie go. Al. gr ipurbe Dor beU
Sprisenbauie Der v@iits" an Der g..
nabe Der @ins Strabs, Don bsm gro.
BEN aeiterpdgen iibsrfa5ren unb io
i9tper perleBt. bab sr tur5e 3eit fpG.
ter i'm itGDtiIbsN Sofpital itarb.
8enringer, Der felt einiger 0oden
BEL ben Sits" 9isnit tbat, itanb &C.
tern Wlittag DOR osm Sprissnbauie
auf Dem 5rottoir, nis bic aompasni:
DON Der 5. unb Gin StraBe alarmict
purDs. IS mar ibm niht m0slia,
ieinen pIas auf Dem grObsn aeiter.
pdgel gu errsi6en, ebe oerfel6e aua
Dem SpriBenbauIe bsrausIauite, unE
sr oeriu6te oaber, auf ben Duger
auf5uipringsn, als berielbe ausfu1l
unD in peitli9er Ri6tung in bic 6
StraBe sin6og. gr iprdng isbOa 81
tur5 unO fam 10 ungliidli9 gu Gaq
Dab ibm bas cine Rab ii6er ben Sop
peegins unb ben S9doei 5ermalmte
Der @'rungIiidts ipurbe iofOrt mad
Dem itdbtiifen 5oIpitaI gebra4t, abel
ale dr5ilifs Silfe mar Oerge6eHs uni
genninser itor6 tur5 Had Ieiner Gin
Iisfsruns. Der 9erungliitte mar A.
Sabre alt, ieit benz Sabre 1900 ftdb
tiiGer Geusrpebrmonn unb pobute !;
ben DeInsoor Jlats in Clifton.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
geben eit iider unb erinnsen sic bic
ORIGINAL
NzkD
&c Gtanrrs
TIE PETER IBID 10MPAAY.
9t2 WiaiH strahs.

fiibrer Der ganbe Der 20 Sabre dlte
Q0alter Sbroebsr, pm go. 517 OliDer
StraBe. tpurHe au 8ehn5agen &rbeitss
6ous unb $25 unb ben Soften Derur'
t6eilt, pGbrenb @iGiam Dillon, Don
No. 917 Monaiterh Ronb 81 Sebn Sas
oen 4rbeitsbaus unD $40 9tlbltrafs
perurtbeilt purbe. 9luf bic Slrbitteu
BON DtGon's S6neIter erlieB Der
gfi6ter 0illpn bic QtrbeitsRausitrafe.
Der Snrbige G9arles 8. 9ines,
Don Der gi6moub Strlbe ipurbs 81
80 Gagen glrbeitsbaus uno elmer
Celebrate Don 5000 perurt6eilt, neil
er i'm Sauie so. 406 9roabtpap Die
WaFerleltunssrDbren ausseI6nitten
bate. Sinss mar serobe eriptId]t
porDen. tpie er bus Saus nit leiner
geute perlaiieH fppllte.
get.r oyobnIpn. pen SO. 19 9anp
QQeD purbe gu $50 uno ben Soften
berurtbeilt, neil er in feiner MobuunJ
einen vpoltto S6op" es5ubt bate.
2eo. +. Srt pOn Wlt. Sedltbp, o..
b.r porgeItern in einsm Worbberfu6b
9afIonten an Der Central glpenue mil
einem SdiebciIen bebro9t hutte, ipnrs
, be gu breiBig 5aqen g(rbeitsbaus
berurtbeilt. Srt behnuptete ittb ouf
bic 8nrqGnss an W2ittpO4 abIolut
niht 6eiinnen 5u fonnen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
Gfsrbli@fettsberi6t.

Tearp G6urailI. 40, 1856 @aitern
gpe., Srebs.
@iaiam Witdeu, "a, GbeIfea
gIaoe, Sersletben.
W6aros 9ro0an, 72, $500 9ienna
2lps., 5ubsrtulpie.
Wlartin Gripn, q, 2715 @a6afb
g(oe., SubertuIoIe.
alice gropn, 68, 1914 atItou 4Oe.
nue, 2ungenent5iinoung.
Irancis Sore. "a, acnnebp
Seiahts. 2ungenentsiirbung.
gteDaba Slad, 80. 1924 Srapbon
qtpenus, Sub;rtuloie.
Cigar Grppper, 70, 1862 porilano
9tpenile, gl,ttpsrgiftunu.
yfrIa 9tufrtft, 81. SiibiIdea Glteu.
beim, 3uderrubr.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
@eiGnudJten i'm qicocrtruus.

Ser MsibnantBmonn piro oem
aienertruna om Sdmitag BEN 26.Ds'
Senber, Iehen geIud abItcttsn. 0as
8srguiisangs &ommtttse bat Die
@eibHdttsfeier auf ben abeno beg
26. 9eSrnrbsr in ReioeIs 9dlls dnbs.
ruuHtt unb tpiro fir Elm biibi6ss. Der
@sleasnbstt ausemsNenss Prosramm
Gorge tragen, oehen 2t6idlub Elm
fIotter 3on3 biiben pirb.
glne 5heilnebmer ntrben eriu6t,
fir bic 8sideerung siu tlsines Ss'
ident mit5ubringen. beHen @erib ie-
bod 25 Gents ut&t iiberitsigsu barb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
syramens StabtoerbaitS.
Seid 9lbenS lit &cibnadtsicicr
is Der &aibinstuH Blatform.

Der ssrauer. Stdotperbano bes
Dsuti9s9lmerifaniI6en gatipnaIbuns
bes bat bic pIdne fir einc % i5a
na6tsfeier ssrna9t, bic am beutis
gen 9(beno in Der Waibington
platform, Court unb Gin Stsabe,
besaneen tperbeH Ioa: Die Oamen
re6nsn auf ftarten 8eiud uno iie Ders
ipreGen alien 5beilnebmern einen
br6it ansenebmsn unb genubreiten
9lbenb. 5rau prdiDentin Seine
S6isle bat nit benz 8pmmittee bas
folsenbe programm aufseiteflt:
MiItOmmsgrub, seipro9en DON SRI.
MDn5el.
@emeiuIames 2ie0.
@eibnudtsIpiel: ~@ie Ct. glitolaus
gum Srauenoereiu tam." ger'onen:
ct. Ritplaus, SRI. Marsot Bierlch;
ct. pster, SRI. 9lntonie Wierih;
Gnsel, SRI. &nefel, SRI. Minter,
GsidniIter Ssmpel uno @eihpiIter
Ghiele.
&affeepuuie. +.
Der soloens 9paSeitsmorsen4, por.
sstrasen BON Jrau uno SRI. Winter.
gebi9t. porsetruqen BON Gruu Wieri4.
geianssiolo - Grau 81. ardus.
9sSi9t, porsstrassn BON Grau Spans
genbers.
s9as 3iseunertinb", Duet bon Grl.
@lie &neiel unb 5rau @inter. Slaa
SierbesIsituns: Sri. Srieba Winter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-18
3anR6erau6nnsen am 6elren Gage.
Der atpass beab itne sentn gebre6n nit ienem eeben
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
Hotel Arrivals
White Pelican

DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Henderson, A. A
Curtis. A. r. Curtis. Walter B. Hafer
Harold c. Rayman. Lester N. Sachs
A. A. Mitchell. Mr.. and Mrs. w. X.
Sherwood. Master Billy Sherwood
San Francisco; s. A. Bushman. Fol.
som; DR.. R. F. Rooney. Auburn; Miss
e. J. Morrison. Santa Barbara; A. A.
baumann. w. J. Lyons, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. 8. Baker Jr.. Portland; R. C.
Ayer. Berkeley; o. G. Eucksou. De-
troit; E. p. Mccormack. Salem.
Hotel Haii
Mrs. c. F. Eddlerno. Murrian, Cal. !;
3. !. Towers. Seattle: G. w. thinner.
man, Los Angeles; Charles Story, An
dsrson; W. z. Burdett, Portland: W
N. Williamson. Sacramento; Linena
Rsmbo. chiloquin; J. A. Frizel1, Ia.
coma.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
ENGLISH SLATED
TO Be v|CT0RS
WINNERS on CONTEST tOR rNE
U,y,s cur VIII rNEN CLASH
WtrU UNITED STATES CNAN.
rtoNs
United rrrss Service

BosroN. Aue 4 6-=rhe crack
English team MAS expected To ~ rr'
turned the victor In the FINAL roind
,ot the preliminary composition fUr the
coveted Davis challcnso tennis eun,
which started today on the courts o'
the Lonxwood Club.
Tho English team defeated Bel
gums team and the frrnehmen,
Tho Australians. who are meet
ing the nritons. recently defeated the
Canadian team,
The two singles matches wero To
be played today. the doubles matches
tomorrow. aud the third and fourth
ssaslca matches Friday,
The winners Of the series which
started today will meet the champion
United States team a, tho wcs, Side
Tennis Club. rors, Hilts. Long Island.
on Angus, 18th. itth and. 18Th
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

Klamath Lake. is here attending to
business matters.
Prentiss Puckett was n Thursday
visitor in the county seat. coming Ia
from Keno.
Mrs. Dollarhide and sou are here
from Algoma while the youngster Is
receiving attention from DIR. John.
son.
A. A. Mitchell. who has made M.
J. b." household necessity in these
parts. Is In from a trip through the
klamath country. He leaves tomor-
row for other points.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

United Press Service
nosroN. Aus = fhc bitter 'esai
battle, long threatened. Ia eanPol
New Haven directors 60 rcstofe 20 tho
stockholiers tSoe. .ooo. geo alleged 10
be due through thriF default of The
Judiciary trust WAS Huaily Joined Tn
tho supreme judicial court here to
day.
First rumorrd last winter. then rcs
,iyrd by the Interstate eommerec c"a,'
mission zult, and nnallS illej tho day
after tho Interstate commerce com
miasloa's scathtns condemnation OF
the road and lts directors. ,hv suls
seeks the appointmra, Of receiver
for the Fuad and the lsHur Of aa lnr
junction rss,ralalnE sale oF transfer
OF any stock of the defendant dtrre,
torH
II has been brought By the las hrm
of whlppi", s.srs q Ogden In the
nature of an equity suit for Ralph
Bartlett, trustee Tor tho eatate of olua
Hull vauKhan. owner % nnY shatra
The bill Of complain, declares that
the defendants. throagn tho Illegal
acquisition Of u, noa,oa and Maine
trolley and steamship properties. ar.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
HOW To REDUCE SELLING COST
Copyright. 1919, by Geo. Z.
Patterson)

| Every merchant Is in business 70
lprofit--not gross profit but net profit
iGross profit is the difference betweel
the purchase price Cor producing
cost and the selling price, while ne
profit Is the difference between tn,
purchase price plus selling cost ant
the selling price.
Every merchant knows that il the
selling price does not exceed the pur'
chase price ead selling COS. combined
at the end Of the year there is NO reai
Ipront coming to him out Of the bust.
ness
To remedy this he must do one OF
three things-reduee purchase price,
increase selling price or reduce selling
cost. A merchant may reduce the pur-
chase price little by buying In guam
titles. or watching the market and
always buying safe--but the purchase
price is fixed by others and he must
pay their price OF course. II the ar
ticle is one the merchant produces
himself he may reduce the cost Of
production. The merchant may in
crease selling price. although the de-
maad and competition have q great
deal to do with fixing the selling
price. But the selling cost Is In the
hands Of each merchant. It is by
manipulating selling cost that each
business become a success or a fail
ure. Therefore. 1t stands each mer-
chant in hand to reduce his selling
cost.
Every merchant could handle more
business than he now handles with
the same selling force. By increas-
Ing the sales with the same selling
lorce the selling cost is reduced. The
problem for the merchant is to edu-
,ate people to want his goods and buy
hem.
John d. Rockefeller said: THE
Zreat cost In business is waste" To
10 away with this waste or reduce
{ to the minimum is the purpose of
'dverdsing. Judicious advertising
Efl increase sales. thus reducing the
elling cost and waste.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

Winter knight. the cartoonist, Is
hard at work getting out some gro
tesque ads for local merchants. and
his pen work for cleverness. ETC.,
compares well with that OF Daven-
port-which. to say the least, In GO
Ing some. The other day he made a
drawing OF your correspondent that
to the scribe resembled q sow--but
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

WANTED MALE Bookkeeper
or Office man ambitious TO get
ahead' One who hAs It In him to
WORK up to the moy responsible and
better paying Soytions through us.
state age, expeT nce. education and
present salary O. Phelps. man.
ager. Ashland, Ore. 7.2t.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
New Haven Suit Is
in the Court Today

touad 10 ray the New iIasen's treas
.ury ,tGs. s.1oo. OOo withdra~n Tor Il.
legal aud ultra 'ites purposes i0szus
frnm these acquisitions sto saia to
total tios 900 ooo recovery to three.
fold that asufu bStns aiiosca ahdsf
the antitrust est,
Preliminary 90 the malh aaSz,loH
aa ls ,hv a,IuAi kuiil ard liability ~
the directors. the defehBs. led D.,
Counsel Nposnsij storey. will prob
abiS make euatssg sa tao poshts
First. Il 10 staimra that aharr tho
federal an,l',tus, la~a artIan shoaId
onls be ,aksn ia the federal courts
secundty !. Is aaistathsd that one
stock holder having oEiy nny shaFos
"qt Of No.ooo aas 80 ftsht To tic up
all tbs property represented O., the
aloSA II the defendants
:. shsss l~u poin,s asp decided
ssalns, tbs drtsHs-. u h thought p,oa
uill bu mada toF roatlaaaas. until
The ouIrOmo ut the federal auil In
Ssv fork 10 available
Uf~zs issrSes, attaches to tho sutt
here, and when Tho raso vas .ai,.s,
today mahS er the brsg saowh ias
'.fs ia i'ess,oa S-sS -tbia the tau
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
Notice for Bids

Sealed bids as follows will be re-
ceived by the school board OF school
district No. !. Klamath Falls, Or
eson' until Monday. August 3. 1914.
Bio for conveying the school
children In a safe and comfortable
venicle from the southeastern boun.
dary OF the district to Mills Addition
school (children to be delivered At
Mills school building or the west end
OF Main street. as the board may
eisct). Bids must specify mode OF
conveyance.
The board reserves the right To "a.
Jsct any and all bids.
Mail bids to Chairman of Board Of
Soucst'on +. L. Fountain. 26.7t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

asso 10 nsa,saitse tho asias Ia as,as
'n It no isHss' Is soyss OF u,l
'a'l'a. thus sadias s'aatss -sasas..
lad Salts .. Ssipsats. eaaao, Ia,
iars' massa 1siisyta, ss.rs.ssa,
'l'hIa water h''ah slsa ever, on.
'a"sia 'AAe |H.~ <aa thea Go s.ss
'Ae'' Aiaas s,Ea aud active rsy
'1'.. also aSsNs tho water a'ta.ias.
and tao ioabt Seu siti ~oaaer .Aai
SesaHs OF youf kidAs, ,Soabt. asd
barkachs
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
IN THE DAYS NEWS

Mrs George J. Walton and daugh-
,ers left this morning for Eagle Ridge
Tavern, where they will soisurn for a
week.
o. c. Jenson Is home from a fort
nights visit in Eureka.
90
On his way to Crater Lake and the
Lake OF the Woods. Fred Patton of
Ashland passed through this morn
ing with q camping outfit.
Mrs Rose NJ Torrey. who has a
homestead at Coon Point on Upper
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

Mrs. John Totten. who has been
here on an extended trip, Will return
to her home near Balls Bay In q few
days. The Tottens have Bne home
stead In that section. on which they
VIII shortly prove up. After that we
hope to get them to come to Buena-
vista to live. for they are among our
best people.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

FOR RENT-Roominx hoAse with
ten rooms. soms/tor yfh, house
keeping. central l9atI26 WIN ron,
furnished or wlYseYfurn and
street. IA,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

Captain Parker has built a big ad
dition to his laundry building. The
captain says he is now ready to wash
everything In sight. Cleanliness takes
second place only to Godliness, you
know.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
GLASS Of SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
" YOUR HACK ~ ACHING OR
BLADDER HorHERs. DRINK
lots Of WATER AND EAT lsxs
MEAT.

When your kidneys hurt sad yya,
back fecis sore. doat get scared aad
proceed TO load Jour stomach With a
lot of drugs that excite the vidn,ys
and irri'a,a thy entire uriassy tract.
Keep your s,Aasys clean fls. yoa
keep your sofsis clean. y nasAias
them with mild. hatalesa sAi,s
which rsmoYks tho ~as and s,imu.
late. them 10 their nymai activity.
The fane'l3 of tho Hdasys Is to al.
tor the oiofa. Ia ,, Jeurs they strain
from {, sy grains acid aud waste.
40 ~e can readily y yAasrs,aaa the vital
impor'aafe of fspinx the sldu.ys
priak iots os ~a,sr--you cant
drink TO mJeh: also 60, from say
pharmas sln sou, four ounce. OF Jaa
Salts: ADa tablespoonful In a glass
OF water before breakfast each morn.
ing for a few days. and your sldasys
VIII act fine, This famous saits 4.
made from tho acid OF grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with iithis.
and has been used for generations TO
clean and stimulate eioxxsd kidneys:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
Herald want ads bring results.
Notice TO Taxpayers

Notice TO Taxpayers
Notice Is hereby si,ey ,ha, tho A..
scssmcnt roils>wili be{opea for In.
spse,Ion a, tho Ssess(r's once until
Angus, 9Th. ra.ASfrs are request.
cd to cali aud e1yMse roll before
same are turned afsr to ~ board Of
:7.iN P. LEE. Asssssor.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
(herald Special 6ervtcs)

SHIPPINGTON. Aug. This war
in Europe is not the only big noise.
The kaiser is by no means the only
feather on the chicken. Why, there
are things doing at Shippington that
would make ye sit up and look
around. Just listen:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

When baby suffers With cerema or
some itching skin trouble. use poan's
Ointment A little OF II goes a long
way and II Is safe for children. Fifty
cents box at all drug stores.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

The klamath Falis-shIpplngton
road IL getting fearfuliy dusty. and as
we are stlll without a sidewalk. Il ia
very disagreeable for women and
children to walk over this route.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

FOR sALE-Bush 4 Lane piano. al
mos, now. In good eonaS,yon. WIN
sell at half price. s?i IN street.
+ NSt'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
- booet Klamath eeaaiy seol
~ Herald - your uastsss
lrlea1s.

~ any iteAins skia troubls. pilss.
1na. 81 shsun. hive. Itch. ssail
- herpss. sesbias. Deans oist-
~ , hiGAly reeonneaAe1. SOC Q
M = ~ sleges.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
NOTICE

To whom It may concern: W.. the
W. r. johnson company. positively
wiz not be Responsible f9Iany goods
ordered except by eqy1Mtion signed
by, BY Miss @ Alice MeTyH Jas. H. Dria.
coll. W. p. JohnMn or Geo. Watt.
W. p. JOHNSON co.
ny Geo. Watt. General Manager I-l0t
Link River Electric company has
moved neT door ta>t6e chamber of
commerce knd Sstfy everything Ia the
electrical lipH We will deliver you
tho goods. e.a,
There sre two HInds Of Insurance
ChiIc0te writes the kind that psys.
Housekeeping rooms, nsas sriess.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

B. V. Finnells spacious new reai.
dence Is nearing completion. Jim
says his house is next. and burned II
we don't think so. for II looks tha,
way 80 strong that we have several
old cans and cowbelIs ready.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
Herald S Classified Advs,
FOR SALE

PIANO FOR sALE--Ncariy new Oh.
bert 4 sons piano for sale a, a
bargain. Address =. o. Box 73s
Let
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

PASTURE FOR RENr-Ninetv aero,
s1csIIen, pasture enclose BY 90.
inch woven wir./ ssaSE running
tai. Oregon.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
Europe Has Nothing on
Shippnlgton These Days

some mean-mlnded people OF course
insisted that the drawing was true to
life.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

FOR sALE--Complc,e farnishinsn o.
four-room house. Includes tho range
and kitchen furniture at sactitee. In
quire 400 worden ave. ktt.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Two-room furnished
house on hill. Yec,z,sfish,s and
city water. InQJrS%. o. Smith
Printing Co.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

TO ExcHANGH-Tor money or
Other value. S;foot motor boat.
fully equipped " ISsujrs llI7 Main
street. E.ats
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07

FOR sALE-Four-room house and
two lots. $3.50. Terms Nquire
iiiT Main street. IN
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
HELP WANTED

HELP wANTp-SM wanted a, the
Marshall Hotyfor general house
work. 6.,s
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-08-07
SITUATION WANTED
MISCELLANEOUS

NICE. COOL RooMsS eith no, and
cold water. The Clsyemeat. 27.ists
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-31
Weeks War Story


Coniinued from 4tn page
Wednesday Details Of the fight
ing in the east and west are even
more lacking than ever in the official
statements issued by the respective
governments. IN Poland the pro-
gress OF the battle has not been de-
fined. The German Official press
bureau iatimates that the Austrians
in Galicia will have to make new dis
positions owing tc the strengthening
Of the Russian forces there.
The American note protesting
against the British treatment of our
commerce was a complete surprise
to the British public, as there had
been virtually no intimation OF any
friction between the TIVE govern
menss.
Referring TO the note addssssed to
Great Britain, the president declared
that large damages will eventually
have to be paid by Great Britain for
unlawful detention of American car
goes.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1914-12-31
Wedding Bells

At the home of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L Schafer, living
north of Nezperce, on "Wednesday,
December 50th, at high noon, Miss
Celia Josephine Schafer and Mr..
Hans Knutson were united in mar
rage by Rev. G. Fl. Bsrgerson, of
Lewiston, the beautiful service of
the Lutheran church being used.
The wedding ceremony was proceed
ed by short sermon. A beautiful
alter Of pot plants and cedar ferns
had been arranged in one corner Of
the parlor and the kneeIing bench
rested on large fur rug under the
wedding BELL which was suspended
from the ceiling directly in front of
the alter.
The bride, dressed in white satin
mesline with shadow over-lace, and
with a beautiful tulle veil and a
wreath of orange blossoms, was at
tended by her sister, Miss Mamie
Schafer, as maid of honor and Miss
Esther Knutson, sister Of the groom,
as bridesmaid. The former was at
tired 10 a beautiful gown Of lavender
French pOplin with shadow over-lace,
and the latter 10 light-bIue gown of
the same material. The groom,
dressed in conventional black, was
attended by Mr.. John Hamilton, as
best man, and Mr.. Leslie Schafer,
brother of the bride, as groomsman.
After the ceremony a wedding dinner
vas served by the mother of the
bride and the afternoon was spent
with music and pleasant converse
ton.
The bride and groom are both
highly respected young people Of
this vicinity, and will make their
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Emulsion, three miles north of town.
Tor the winter. Congratulations.