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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16


| ben iiIbernen Treiien an ber rcfbet
Uniform, eebuaert. 9tbcr ipieocr HeifS
fnabe All iperben, bojii iebIfe Sonititj
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10 fem or in Stellung 81 eifieni @rd.
ien in Der @cscito ben Clap. Da anb
es aid cine llniiornL er bate init
fem jlillacn @roiei niis5ureiteHy aud,
bel Jijb nit 5u beoieneH. ilno Der
nIie @raf, Der 5og ibui ipobl tte nno
ou In gutter 9aline ems iiber NIT Der
Reityeitfd)e, id,cnfte ibm dber INNER
cir paar aronen oa5u. Gem Sdriiri6
geiicI es oa gian3eno.
Dn FAM Der ariea iuIo Der dlte
Brai 3cs iiis sSeIb. Gin paar Wonate
5icI. Der Snnitih nod aits unb rlit,
pic er'S bem !Serrn periprodet ie.
Den Mcrgen init oem iirngen 0rafeit.
als or aber borte, bic GeutidRn ia.
men nndl llrIgnrn, bat er un ieinen
9obu. Gr mar leyt I6 Sabre un6 or
iucltc aid, in ben Srieg. Die eriic
bette stpsoltnc iprad, er in WhiHtacs
All, Die ein 5iicrreidaidrr SberIeri.
naut iiibrte, jcbnItiiniten ipdter mar
or id,on nIs Tolmctid)er nneenom.
uicit Genn er ipraf llnaariih,
Isutidl Rumaniidh PoInii4 uao
Hiitbeniih lnb ipdr iiir ben Gber.
Iel,tnant, Der NIT ieiIiem Eeiitid al.
lein iuier oen nelm Spradcn ieiner
bimnert @ageniiibrer iid faim nebr
5u.edt iano, cine ininoie eriperbiIng.
g1od ipcuia 5ngen fam 3ng IN ole
aolonnc. Der ssnHiiif nit ieiHcr
Rci9eitide mar cine geiilrttete Ver.
ionlidteit. llno ais er gar nod eineH
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auge! brin unb pom BEN niien aa'
Iiber mar aiid) feine nIehr oiiisuiret'
bcn, uber oas lpiibte ia tciner = Ger
gd)ein mad,t aIles", iagt Snnnih.
gtiidjidItsIos ldbt er jeoen 8aseniiit.
rrr on ben gdiim binoen Der nidlt
pariert, nno 70 feds Stiinoen nnse'
bumoen imo berpeNinssIos am gaInt
iteben 1T cine barte Straie unb mnft
sciiioig. Tie aolome ssduliih ~
Seun ouh in GroHing uno oaflir
snnn Der ssan,ib nid)ts, oab tie non
$50 gicrbcn i'm barten @inicrfllmn
Ser anrpntben bel erbarnningslos
itrenaem 9ienit nif mir mebr pier
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT uno eHDlld'
auigcl0it iuirS.
gtim III er 5ii einer anoercn Sc
Iome cines ociiifdcn Gelttnoiits 81.
Gdnaen 5reiIi6 orei aruncn ieoen
Tag gibt es oa nidJt. aber Der Selit'
nant. brr ibm feline 150 strcnen Gr'
iparniiie aitibebt, neriorgt ibn id'oh
l,no, mas Sic S5ailptind,e lit: er pil
ibn nod benz Strieee nit natl Geitid-
Iano neI,mcn unb oas liegt oein Sn'
uuid, idon Innee i'm Sinn. Gas oiintt
ibm Gin srieesBieI. wie es berrllder
gar nihi 81 ipiinidjen tit.
% iprenat er ipie6er niis oem Sole
.inb Die 7crfel iliihien uno bic SEN
ren freiiden. Sod, iprist Dag @aiier
ees gads, ourf) bei er adloppieri.
8or allen Geiten riiien iic iie ibm
u. syanilih oas imo Sanlih oies.
'Soiuiit III Elm teiues asabden 'ilr
,Iles bel Der OiDiiion geipcrSen. Gr
Il m1dttia itpI5 oara.if. oab es cine
,euti6c @nroeeipiiiou III!
Gr. Gris g9ertbeimer,
ssriegsberifteritatter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16
Seitebt 0eutT9lunb 5u, bab bic rgle
brastan" erIebsntlid torpeoirt
ipuroe.
Die bsutTde Resierlli1s III nillens, an
semsTenen SaaoensriaB 81
leiiten.
Sn elmer bon Berlin ssIaubtsn glott
pirO Der gHsriff auf bas S6iif
esnau seidiIo.rt.
Die qtngelesenbsit bisrmit, Bis auf biz
@eloirass, abgsthan.

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Sr elmer ofii,isusr Wittheiluns, oi;
bonn goti6after 9srdrb bon Berlin
aug .,sIdnDt tpprosn 1T, geitsbt BIZ
peutide Re3ierung gu. bab Der amsri'
ritaniide 9umpier .Hebrastdn" for
pebirt luurbs. gu slsiter 3sit si.bt be
beuti8e Resisruns ihrsm gsoausrn
iiber ben 9orfau Qusorut ure erbiett!
iid gu ShaoeneriGs, rpdhreuo 81 9leis
der 3sit ben @srsirigieH Staateu psg'
ii6ert pirb, oab ; fid nidt I'M sinsn
Grgriff uuf bic ameritanifte GIasgs,
ionosrn I'm sinen b.tIassuspertben
llnfau bdHoeIte.
StoatsistretGr aaniius sab ben
NOrtIdut oss osutitsn Wemprurbums
bstannt, Surd peI6en bic Jrdge, ob
bic ,Rsbrastan" oon stnem SorpeeO
getroifen pprben, ooer duf cine Win:
aufgefdbrsn mar, srIsOist ,pirb. Durb
bisiss Wemoranoum 1T, pis er,Idrt
nurse, Der gorfau dbfoIut absetboE,
nit Der dIeinisen ausrabme bes 81
5ablenbm SbabenerIdbes.
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angeIegsnbeit bos 5OIeenbs betdnnt:
.9Oti6aftsr 9sroro BAT b,mStaatss
bepartement bds fpIgsHbe WemOrans
bum bss oeutitxn ausipdrtigsn limits
bs8iisIid Der gsi6GOiguHg bes amer
tlniiden0ampfers rRsbrastan" Surd
eiH Oeuti4es llnterieebop. iibsrmittsI.:
Die 9sutik Resieruns srbieIt
Our6 3situnssbsritte bic auHbe ba.
BON, bab Der ameritdnii6e 9ampfs;
,RebrdstaH" an Der Siiotpeittiiite bon
5rlarb snttpeber bur6 cine Wine OBJ.
linen 5orpeoU bsidaOi9t porben isi.
Oardufhin puroe unbersiisli6 eiHe
.lnteriutung begonnsn unb bas Reiuls
lat mar, oab bic gteaisrung gu Der
leber5eugung aetommen III, bab BIZ.
SeIddoi9una Der nRebrastan" bur9
IN oeutfdes untsriesboot srfoIet..
am SIbcno oeS %. Mai itieB oas
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Riftuno fabrenoen 2anlpier, Der
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gfarfirltngcn 3ei9te, etipa 80 Seemei.
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oampfer lparen obioIut feline Dor.
'itltitngcn fir Die geIeud,hng Der
Slaage o0er irgcuomelte Warfir.m.
Jen 81 ietcn. ESn Dem 3tpielift, bas
'creits eingeieBt bate. mar dudl Der
Fame be3 Sd,iiis bonn 3audyboot mls
lidt Ie9bnr. IA Der 9ciebIsbober oeS |
Eau66ootS oui 8runb ieiuer grf1b.
1meen unnebmen mubte, oab fem
leittroIcS, ioubcrn MIR elm engIiifea
sdiff obne 5Iaage ODER Wnrfirln0snl
he aricgs5one frcii5en lpiiroe, 10 grill
r oas 5aDr5cug iofort nit einemI
torpedo an in Der gormsiesnng, |
in fetloIides Sd,iff Dor iit gu ia.
en.
giniae 3eit nah Ser gIbenbe oes
5hlriies bcmerfte Der aonnonoeur,
az ser 7ampfer in scr 3rpiiden5eit
ie omerifaniide Slagse eebibt bate
no er rabm onm BON einem fpeite.
en- anJriff gbitanb. "a ons Sfaifl
Iott blieb, 10 batte er feinen @r,inO,
d. lpeiter I'M Die in5miidcn aaSee.
'tten 9note sit befiinlmern.
9lus Sem Sbigen erbellt, hob es Iibl
ei bcm gnoriif ouf ben Danlpier
Nehrdscan" uiht Inn eincn slnerifil
vi BIC amerttanii6e SIasse banhel.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16
1ie 0eihihte BON ber
amerifaniibe Sarfe
,,Nprmanbb"

SffiSistlpOm Der. Staateu
aoniuI inqiosrpooIfRr
unpobr erildrt.
u binetou, .. g., 10. SuIi.
Der am.ritaniih. apniul In aipsrpool
bat bas Staatsospartsm,nt bena9ri6s
tigt. bub bic gsbouptuus, Elm bsutidss
llntsrissboDt babe iid bintsr Der amsri'
taniidsn Barrie ~ROrmanbp" psriiedt,
nm bon bort aus ben ruTiiden Tams
pier Geo" in ben 9runb bohren su
tpnHeu. untpabr i,i. Der aoniuI msl'
bet, oab Der aapitdu Der nRormanbp"
bic gebauptung, oi. BON sinigen isinsr
WsatrOfsn semutt purO,. In bsitimm'
Ter Weif, fir unpabr srtlGrt babe. Die
9arie mar Don BEN unt.ristboot ans.'
baltsn tporo,n oas ,insn 9bsil Der
8siuBuns bei Eco" an BOrp ihidt.,
uno nadosm Oiss ssfHebsn mar. fsbts
bic ~ROrmunop" ibrs Gubrt fort.
Ser 1amOSer Baltic"
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n ~ $srt.

Sie Neiuport Office fir Sas Sin.
einnatcr goIfsblatt" btfinbet jid in
Rp. 339 gurf Sirahe, aeseniibcr Dem
Gourabonie, iuuieIbit @e.isfeiten, gin.
5eigen II. I. IN. bis 10 llbr 45 Ninn.
ten gbcnos eutsegeuasnummen per.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16

- PUN gefien Ses neaen ct.
Gliiabetb 6oipit1l fiubet baIslbR ain
Dtenitaa. 20 Suln stn .gu4rs" unb
.Hiinibunbert" itdtt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16

me repraientirt ben artbeiI, o,s mel
dem Der Sdulratb ON Der SfoIleftion
Ger itdbtiid,eii Stelierit beredtigt III.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-16
CUR lettem Nube
Durbe bic nerbli9x 5iiIte
bss gr5biidofs SAINTS
Gbparb Quislep ee
bettet.

Gbitaso, Sa.. 10. SuIi. Die
iierbli6e Siils bss perftorbsnsn GrS'
biiaofs Sumss GbiparS 0uisIsp
ipurbs am DoHnsritus ga6nittas in
sinem Mauiolsum auf btm Wli. Gar
mel 9otiesader aur Iebtsn Rube se.
bettst. Die aeidenfeier in Der SOIb
Rams aatbsbrale mar bic srobariisits
uno impoIonteite btrartise 5eier, bi.
Gbicaso ie eeieben uirp cine mad 5aus
ienbs1 3GbIenbe N.nse bate fih Dor
br biz auf ben IeBten plat beitBitn
airfs eingefunosn.
Die 4rduerftipr fpurbe burd cine
prDjsifion bon 1000 s.iitlihtn Wiirs
oentrGeern unb preiisrn pom gfarrs
bduis ndt Der 9atkbrdIe eingeIsit.t.
Der Gelebrani bes pontifiialrequisms
mar GrSbiftof SobR 9onSanO, o,9
pdpitlite 9eIesdt ingDuibinston, pGbs
reno bic gsitxHr,be BON Grsbiidoi
3auna bon Gan Jrantisto, eiusm Su.
senbgeipi.len beg psritorbersu grSs
bii6ofs. eebaIten ipuroe.
Die Gbieago.r Stribtns
babnertrbaIten tiRen
Sohnauff6fag.
6 bicasp. 81, IS. 5uIi. - Die
aommihicn, bic bomit beauftraat
nurbe. cine gnii6sibuns nit g.sug
anf ben Strabeubabnitr.it in Gbitoso
absussbeH, bat ben aneeftsuisu sin,n
GObnaufidlas pou br.i Gents bic
Stuubs bspinisi. gs fpirb oiss Der
aompasni, elm. jdbrIids Wsbroussabs
bon 81, 100000 peruriae.n.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19

He gave a signal. and the five rifles
spoke as one.
Although Hillstrom came TO the
United States from Sweden when he
was 20 years Of age. he did not take
out citizenship papers. He was we'll
known In the ranks OF the Industrial
Workers OF the World. Charges by
the prosecution that Hillstrom was
arrested during the Butte labor trou-
bles. that he aided the Mcnamara
brothers In their dynamiting career.
and other allegations. we're never re-
futed by the defense. but Attorney o.
N. Hilton OF Denver. q volunteer in
Hillstrom's defense. challenged the
pardon board to prove that Hillstrom
was ever convicted OF any criminal
charge.
Hillstrom was the author OF many
I W. W. songs and articles displaying
his bitterness against conditions.
rather than any marked literary tai
ent. lie had no fixed place OF resi-
dence.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
HENLEY SCHOOL NOTES
= . .

A mothers meeting will be held at
the Henley school on Friday. Decem-
ber Sd. at 2 o'clock In the afternoon.
The object of this meeting is to en-
courage the cooperation of parents
and teachers.
The following pupils were neither
absent nor tardy during the month
ending November 18th: Marion Pat
erson. Nellie Evanikoff. John Hawk
ins. Alma McClay. Gladys Latta, Belle
Adams. Dehlia Hawkins. Alma Short,
Abbie Short, Floyd Short. Grace Nc
Clay, May Adams. Dorothea Hawkins.
Frances Short. Wilferd Dixon, Alton
Short. Nicholas Eyanikofs. Blances
Short, Ruth Newton. Gladys McCiay.
Cecil Caldwell, Fred Evanikoff. Ruel
Boydston, Aubra Bradbury. Ruth b.
Dixon. Helen Addison. Ed Miller. Earl
Miller. M
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
DON'T PICK A LEMON WHEN
THE PEACHES ARE NEAR

Dearest Public:
Who put the stock in stockinu?
Twas . grille with couple Of calves.
I'on't tell anybody.
We have the latest in diamond
mountings-the white gold LAX.
mo, you are not my really fifst
love but you sre something Just %
good"
Don't you remember last year. dear
heart, you waited till the last min
ute and then You were sorely dis
appointed cause you did not Xmas
shop sooner. and / told ron and
thought didn't know. are you goins
to do It sooner this year? Better do
|it now.
Gold and silver bob-o-links.
We have the missing link. but don't
talk loud when you ask for It.
Remember, We hsve . big stoch
lot diamonds.
Better have your umbrella 70
covered.
II you were going to live always
dear heart. I'd not say q word about
your having some pleasure a. you %
along. but you don't. SO.
II bracelet watch affords you q
pleasure. have 1t, as there is q long
wait between the Egyptian mummy's
body and soul getting together. sc
lthey will work to any advantage.
Love cometh in the morn and
sometimes at night.
Hurry to my aid.
McHATTAN.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19

.
ing. The Underwood tariff law went
on the statute books October 4th.
1913. business went to smash, and
the revenues began to dwindle. How
ever. due to the fact that Republican
rates on wool and sugar prevailed for
portion OF that fiscal year. the
treasury was able to limp through
with but n small deficit on June 80,
1914. With wool ON the free list. the
duty on sugar reduced. and million,
OF dollars worth of imports coming In
free. things went down from bad to
worse. and the outbreak of the Euro
pean war was instantly seized upon
as a pretext for saddling the country
with the war revenue measure. Every
device known to q tricky bookkeepeI
was employed by Secretary McAdoo
to make a good showing for June 80,
1915, and yet there was q huge def
cit on that date. On September 80.
1915, the net balance in the general
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19

Haughton's big crimson eleven on
the prodding end. Yale Il completing
the worst season in her history. Har-
ward has been defeated this year
the first time in three years, but the
Crimson demonstrated two weeks ago
that It still has q man-sised wal1Op
in either mitt by defeating the best
eleven Princeton has put out n
years. Eddie Mahan Il q world team
In himself-1S0 pounds Of wiriing,
swlrling. scratching football ability.
Against the tail Harvard captain Yale
has to offer eleven young men who
have been licked BY Colgate. BY vir-
ginia. Brown and BY W. Z J. already
this season.
A tremendous crowd win 80 the
game. Old Harvard grads will trek
back to Boston to gloat over . Ysis
licking. Yale grads will 60 back to
hope. and after hope IL gone. to rumi-
nate over the old days. when tho Blue
was roosting ON the topmost pinnacle
OF football fame. The football game
isn't so important Its the occasion.
any season.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19

fund had sunk to less than S41.0o0.-
0OO., BY a piece Of financial leger-
demain characteristic Of Mr.. McAdoo.
the credits to disbursing officers and
the national bank note redemption
fund were switched to the live asset
column of the treasury statement.
and ON October l. 1915. the net bal
ance was inflated to $128,000.000, an
increase of $s7,000.000 over night.
About the time Mr.. McAdoo was
making the statement to the people
OF Salt Lake. above quoted, abulletin
was issued by Secretary Redheld's
department. which tated: DUTY
free imports comprised 71.6 per cent
OF the total imports for September.
1915, and 81 per cent Of those Of
September. 1914" This is the prime
reason. together with the extrava-
gance Of the last Democratic con-
gress. for the treasury deficit, and no
argument OF Mr.. McAdoo. however.
ingenious, can alter the fact.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
Important Games 10
Be Played Tomorrow
BY GEORGE R. HoL,1Es

BY GEORGE r. HOLMES
UNITED Press star Correspondent
NEW YORK, NOV. 1s.-The eli.
max Of the 1916 football season
one Of the most wiord the East has
'seen In years--will bs reached tomor-
row at Cambridge when Harvard and
Yale resume their ase-worn scramble
|cn the gridiron.
It matters. but little. apparently.
that each team has been defeated this
year, and is no longer In the cham
pionship running. The YGle-Harvard
game II the game Of any season, prin-
lcipally because its the Yale-EIarvard
1t II doubtful II a Cornell-Pitt game
could arouse the tremendous enthus-
iasm that IL attendant on tomorrow's
struggle Had both lost every game
this season. It would still be the bic
game Of the season, looking through
Eastern eyes.
The game tomorrow can hardly be
termed battle. Il will. barring mir
acles. be . massacre, with Percy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
Resolutions Of sympathy

AsSoSssssOssD Os - ssskSS>V
Whereas. God in his INFINITE mercy
and boundless love. has seen At to call
from among US our fellow student
and classmate. Jesse Summers; and,
Whereas. He was at all times q
loyal classmate. a friend and brother;
and.
Whereas, We miss his face from
our midst and his bodily presence from
our gatherings; therefore. be It
| Resolyed. That we express our
heartfelt sympathy to his bereaved
parents and other loved ones. and
that we send them copy Of these
resolutions Of sorrow and respent.
Also. that we cause this to be inserted
In the local papers Of klamath Falls
and In the High School Annual.
BY order Of the Freshman Class Of
the Klamath County High School.
vEvA MARTIN. Chairman.
GEORGE FRATERS,
WARREN BENNETT,
COMMITTEES.
lWILFORD HENRY. Glass President.
MARION 8. TAYLOR. Faculty Adviser
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
WANTS no SPEND REST
OF HIS DAYS IN JAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. ls.-"I'vs
spent twenty years OF my life In pris-
on. Not to 20 back there to die
would be a disappointment. Send me
to San Quentin. for there's whore al
my friends are. and there's whore !
want to die."
The speaker was . gray-hairsd Cal
ifornia pioneer. On bis coat was the
symbol OF the @. 4. r. He save the
name OF Charles Ashton. and he waa
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
SAGE TEA TURNS
!. GRAY HAIR DARK
IT'S GRANDMOTHER,s RECIPE 10
HIRING RACK COLOR AND LUs-
TIRE TO HAIR

That beautiful. even shade Of dark.
glossy hair can only b had by brew
Ing mixture Of Sage Tea aAA Sui
phur. Your hair b your charm. Il
makes or mara the faes. When Il
fades. turns gray. strsaked and looks
dry. wispy and scraggly. Just IN ap-
|plication or two Of Sage Tea and
Sulphur snhancss its appearance .
hundred fold.
Don't bother to prepare the tonic;
you can get from any drug store .
so cent bottle Of "Wysth's Sage and
Sulphur Hair Remedy" ready 70 use.
This can always b depended upon 70
bring the natural color. thicknsss and
lustrs OF your hair and remove daad-
ruiz. stop scalp itching and falling
hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" saso
and Sulphur because II darkeAs %
naturally and evenly that no
body can tell II has been applied. you
simply dampsn . sponge Or soft brusl
With Il ana draw tAis tAreugA ~
hair. taking one small strand q I
time: hy mornins he gay hair ~
disappsared. and after another ~.
pjieation Il becomes beautifully darh
|and appsars slosey. lpstrous Al
abundant.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
If KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER BOTHER
TAKE SALTS 10 FLUSH KIDNEYS
AND NEurRALIzE IRRIrArINa
ACIDS /

Kidney and Bladder weakness he
suit from uric acid. says . noted au-
thority. The kidneys filter this acid
from the blood and pass It On TO The
bladder. whore It often remaisp = ir-
ritate and inname. causing A,bas1ag.
scalding sensation. or setting ~ IN
irritation at the neck Of the bladdes.
obliging you to seek rslisf two o.
three times during the night. The
sufferer is in constant dread. the va
ter passes sometimes With scadding
sensation and 10 very profuss; again.
there is difficulty In avoiding II.
Bladder weakness. most folka cali
it, because they can't control urina-
tion. While It Is extremely annoying
and sometimes very painful. this ID
really one Of the most simple ailments
to overcome. Get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from your pharmacist
and take tablespoonful in glass OF
water before breakfast. continue this
for two or three days. This win neu-
tralize the acids In the urine 20 It no
longer is a source Of irritation to the
bladder and urinary organs which
then act normally again.
lad Salts il inexpensive. harmless.
and is made from the acid OF grapes
and lemon juice. combined with lithia.
and is used by Thousands Of folks
who are subject to urinary disordsss
caused by uric acid irritation. lad
Salts IL splendid for the kidneys and
causes no bad effects whatever.
Here yon have pleasant. e6erves-
cent Whitewater drink. which quickly
relieves bladder troubles.-Ady.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Deaf su6sri at . dine pank.
Of Dr. james Headache
Powder.

You can clear your head and relievs
q dull. splitting Of violent thTobbLng
AsadAehs In . moment With DR..
Jamcs' Headache Powder. This old.
time headache relief acts almost magi.
sally Send some one 10 the drug store
now for a dime package and . few mo-
m-nts after you take . powder you
will wonder what became Of the head.
ache. neuralgia and pain. . Stop sa6rr.
ny -t's needless. iss sure you got what
:'on tx for.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
before Judge ogden's court for steal

before Judge Ogden's court for steal
ing two horses at San Lorenzo.
81 got my first jolt when was a
boy up in Lake county" he told the
Judge. II was q member Of the
White Caps or the Ku Klux Khan Of
California. We killed q man while
we were clearing out the undesira-
bles in town. was sent to prison.
Six and a half years later was par
doned. but the damage was done,
They made me q criminal, Judge;
they put the prison brand ON me. and
I've been a crook ever since"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
school for Diphthsria Carriers
United Press Service \

United Press Service
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 1s.-In or
der that pupils excluded from public
schools because they are diphthefta
carriers may not b deprived eyen
temporarily Of their education. ~
state board OF health has announced
that special school Tor diphthesia
carriers will be maintained at Rvee,
Contra Costa county. There are3a
number OF pupils exyluded from, ~
public SCHOOLS. who VIII b. tralepe(t
"a to the special school. ~ y 4 1
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-11-19
Notice 10 STOCK Owaess

Notics 10 hereby given that all
stock on hand or lett on The Aitamont
after this date will ~ at the owner's
,risk. We viii not b responsiels or
and sstrayA
'l7.ets J. @. WHpnLnR. Josenan'