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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1917)
- 1- X , IV . MM TWO IWETtniiif HermM W. O. SMITH, Editor nBy MM, at m rwutk unit atom thrgh trma by aa to any In th UKd Stat: SATURDAY, JUNE It, 111? BffmfsCbsfcaAgfs. FOR SALE MtffMWW4MMffM FOR BALE Dining room furniture and nig at a bargain. Phone 15FS FOR SALE-Cheap. one almost new Stuck ntano; part cash, balance oa tana. EueaJre at Herald omce. lS-7t FOR SALS MO acrca iaad cheap, be fat Dnaaatt and Bty. Addreaa M. E. Johnson, P. O. box lit, Taft. California. Mtt FOR SALE-Coed PyiS hotel boat at, flat mformation write No. (33 HoraMomc. U-tt FOR RENT FOR RENT Nice froat room, newly furnished. BaanJre 334 Piae street. HELP WANTED WANTED Greea Jumber grader at Itt Klamath: M day: season's bo- gtttuna. Nine Umber Co., Bray, Calif. IMt WANTED Experienced locomotive en tint) it at Bray; IS day; steady poaKton. Nm Lumber Co, Bray, Calif. U-tt ' - HOUSTON OPEBA HOUSR DARK STAR THEATER WWiam Fax Present THE PRICE OF SILENCE A dramatic portrayal of a strong is temptations, with that great star, William Farnum Sunday and Monday Win. S. Hart la The wildcat, aaoat thrilling play he baa 'aver had THE UN FIGHTER" Trtaagle-lace-Kay Bee production TEMPLE THEATER Path Present -THE PEAR OP POVERTY" Featuring Florence LaBadle AND HEARST PATHE NEWS MERRILL OPERA HOUSE TTJEmBATBAJrDSATVmSATS ) "Klamath Lodge No. 1ST, I. O. O. P.. WMU Friday nights. W. D. CoferN. ., r. Nate Otterbela, secretary. ,. Bwauaa Eaeampmeat No. 41. meets Tveaday night P. L. fountain, C. P.; L. J. Bonn, scribe. H you are leaking for home In the LET US l PAY YOUR MUSIC TEACHKR On Pianos sold the remainder of this I gaoath a course of Music Lessons free. SHEPHERD PIANO DEPOT Next Deer PeeteWce HBt hmtRetssBtHNte Has changed JtoUsdS UKJ IS now undtr m MAIN STRIBT aOUSTON'C b JHnfifhL KLAMATH COUNTY NEWS (Klamath County Special Service) WIND STORM SHUTS DOWN 10 MILL TEMPORARILY SHIPP1N0T0N. June 11 The big wind storm of Wedaeaday carried enough dust from the plowed SeMa in the valley and about the city to cause the Klamath Manufacturing company's mill to that down for a short time. The air was so full of dust the work men could not sea to work. THOUSANDS OP SPUDS SHOWING UP IN BUtNA SHIPPINOTON. Jane It Thou sands of spuds are coming up In Bueaal Vista Addition, to rroai or a a few days ago did very little damage. Meaetee la Shipping SH IPP1NGTON. Jane 11 The slea are loose la Salppiagtoa. Just bow a few cases are well on the way and several mora have been exposed. Vlalta Pram River 8HIPPINGTON. June It, Ufa. Knopoe. wife of tbe well kaowa mill- maa. and mother-la-law of Wat. Hen- driceosi of Shipplngtoa. la here oa a visit from Rogue River. MANY ATTEND MEBTINE OP, OROVE CIVIC CLUB PINE GROVE. June 11 The Civic Club met Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. One Brown. The after noon was enjoyed by all. and at an ap propriate hour refreehmeuta of sand wiches, salad, cake, ice cream and sof tee were served. 'Those present were Mrs. Fred Peterson and son Harold. Vra. Hear Grimes. Maria and Faith Grimes. Mrs. Gas Hllyard and daugh ter Gertrude. Mrs. Orb Campbell. Mrs. John Sheaard. Mrs. H. M. Miller, Mrs. W. Ktenie. Misses Lata and Nellie Gray. Miss Norn Miller. Miss Nellie Morton and Miss Ruth Humphrey. m PINE GROVE PERSONALS PINE GROVE. June 11 Charlie Cutton has purchased a Ford automo bile. O. Harris and family have gone camping. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Calkins left in their car Thursday to drive to Wash ington, where they expect to make their home. Ivan Icenbice and Miss Lula Odom were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Miller of Klamath Fata. Mrs. Clarence Harris was a visitor ot Mrs. H. M. Miller and Mrs. John Shepard hut Thursday. 8. E. Icenbice was in Klamath Falls Isst Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Sidney McKlnxle spent an eienlng.this week with Mr. ai Mrs. Onto Brown. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray and family were In Klamath Falls last Wednes day. Forest Cunningham waa la town last Wednesday. Oreo Brown has purchased more cattle. The co-Insurance ilsnsa ia all right in some cases and all wrong In others. Be sura you understand this elauae bo faro having it attached to any of your policies. AekCulleota. It TAXI Card-ihi na in inssiri isms "Wmml wag mvc AlllfMSI BBM f 'Cored!" ilfg. Ot OsBBfj. Sf gaajppa, fW,WBBm i nmmrmi hwranrnvymav j iiw4,2i ! I sxg...wtmtSm1mV I OmV Dr. W0ma I ! mosmadCArdui .'' tUgS BasMra SM pmnas Maa. "1 boons) pMsmf mat S NSW WdajaM J Sm BOW E WOE Wotnaji t 9 limew pyewt ki nmnoat for tt mv.ttM worn an. MSWalrogEajS mhjjfs.MS- THE EVENING QROVE PUMPING PLANT RAPIDLY NKARS COMPLETION PINK OROVE. June It The pump lag plant for the Piae drove Irrigation project Is rapidly Bearing completion. KLAMATH LIBERTY BOND PURCHASERS The following cltlteas ot thU county have subscribed for Liberty Loan boada at the two local banks and thru the Liberty Loan campaign commmlt tee. with headquarters at the Commer cial Club: GEORGE a RIOOS MRS. RUFC8 MOORE MAROUERITB C. PLATH FRED NOEL ANNETTE V. WRIGHT D. V. KTJTKENDALL HARRY PELTZ JR. HARRY E. PELTZ JENNIE M. PELTZ BERTHA PELTZ JOIN BRETT CHAS. J. FERGUSON aEORGE J. WALTON JOHN CHARLES SIEMENS DON J. ZUMWALT M. M. McANDREWS MRS. C. H. UNDERWOOD CHRISTINE MURDOCK W. T. SHIVE CHAS. S. SIL8BY P. L. FOUNTAIN W. O. SMITH PRINT1N0 CO. W. P. JOHNSON & F. 8HEPHERD LULU SHEPHERD R. F. RYAN NEWTON E. McCLOREY JOHN WESTLUND MARTfN BROa BERNARD HACKLAND LOUIS A. WILL . MILTON P. EVANS MRS. JENNIE EVANS ROBT. L. PADDOCK W. & SLOUGH J. F. KIMBALL LYLE KIMBALL DOROTHY McGOWAN L. J. HUGGIN8 ELIZABETH E. TAYLOR C. n. CRI8LER ROBT. E. HANLON GEORGE RUDICIAL M. R. McFARREN FLORA a BROWNELL ELLA B. STILTS LLOYD L. BROWNELL H. E. STILTS E. P. COMBS JOHN CORKERY MISS WATERS W. H. CHRISMAN JUDSON a BOND HENRIETTA WRIGHT Z.C. POWELL THAD McHATTAN HENRY J. WEEKS SOUTHERN PACIFIC CO. L.W. MmHAFFEY GBORGIE B. SHIVE E. a HALL MRS. E. a HALL MARGARET A. MARR JESSIE S. SALFICKEY FRED a FLEET F. HILL HUNTER ROY BUCKINGHAM MRS. LOU BUCKINGHAM E. C. KOPPEN BENNIE WILSON ARTHUR BOLEO H. W. HUMPHREY A. B. ELDER OUVB MIRIAM JOHNSON GUSTAF O. JOHNSON J. F. WELLER J. M. EVANS VANNICB BROS. K.SUOARMAN FRED ENGLISH MAURICE MA1ER IDA a MOMYER JOHN H. FOSTER FIRST STATE A SAVINGS BANK GEOROE H. MERRYMAN, JR. CONSTANCE FLOY SCHALLOCK KATIE & WHITELINE C. L.KELSEY JOHN A. McCALL FIRST NATIONAL BANK ( CLAUDE DAGGETT A. M. COLLIER RUFUS S. MOORE MARY L. MOORE JOHN M. MOORE KLAMATH MANUFACTURING CO. J. W. STOUT EMETT A MAOEB FRED C. MURPHY D. a CAMPBELL WILLIAM WRIGHT KLAMATH LODOB, 77 A. F. A A. M FAITH JEAN KIMBALL A S. RANDALL MADGE M. RANDALL FRED WMTBRFBLD CHAS. L. MOORE MIRIAM MARTIN W. C. DAVENPORT BM MA C. IPOSDaW HERALD. KLAMATH PALLS. OREGON BUROE WOKDKN MASON CHAS. ROBERT WORDEN C. a WORDEN HARRY OWEN O. A. 8TBARN3 J. V. HOUSTON C. C. HOGUE GEORGE O. FRY RACIIARL AYRES JOHN TROXEL RRSSIR CROW TROXEL FLOYD ALBERT WHITE GEORGE RUSSBL WHITE EDITH M. FRY FAYE HOGUE It. a GETZ THOMAS MARTIN THIRZA MARTIN O. L. CARTER HENRY BOIVIN LESLIE ROGERS E. a REAMES CHAS. IXKtMIS Z. C. KIMBALL Subscriptions to Liberty Loan boada received by First National bank. Utf rill. Oregen: FIRST NATIONAL BANK CLYDE BRADLEY PAUL DALTON CARR DALTON L0UI8R DALTON MRS. LIZZIE F. OFFIELD LEONA C ADY J. I. CRAWFORD MERRILL FIRE DEPARTMENT FRANK PAYOR FREDSTUKEL JAMES H. HOBBS a a TERWILUOER MARY A. TERWILUGER GUINEVERE TERWILUOER MARJORIE L. TERWILUOBR ANICE ANDERSON DEULA8TUKEL STEPHEN 8TUKEL FRANK P. BRIOOS JOHN CACKA F. ZLABEX FRANK ZLAREK MRS. W. C. DALTON' LIZZIE HALOU8EK W. C. DALTON HALVOR KITTELSON TOM CALME8 RUBY a VAN BRIMMER LEAFY VAN BRIMMER CHA8. H. READ CHILOQUIN a H. RADCUFFE MIDLAND L. SIOFORD J. SIOFORD MALIN A. KAUNA V ACTOR KAUNA WM. a FREER (S) KLAMATH AGZNCY CARRIE A. WALKER EDWARD a A8HUR8T EULINE WOLFE WILBUR MILLER ADA RICE SAN FRANCISCO F. W. JENNINGS i STRAW, CALIF. NED O'CONNOR P. a MURPHY WISTWOOD, CALIF. JOHN KANKRUD EAQLS RIDGE MARY GRIFFITH FORT KLAMATH JAS. PELTON D. W. RYAN LELU v EDITH LAMM ETHEL LAMM LAMM LUMBER CO. SA6E TEA KEEPS YOUR HAIR DARK WHEN MIXED WITH SULPHUR TO HRINGS BACK ITS BEAUTIFUL LUSTRE AT ONCK Gray hair, however handsome, de notes advancing ago. Wo all kaow the advantages of a youthful appearaaes. Your balr Is your charm. It make or mars tbe face. Whoa It fades, tuns gray and looks streaked, Just fow applications of Sago Tea and Sulphur enhances Us appearance a hundred fold. Don't stay gray! Look youagl Either prepare the recipe at homo or get from any drug store a 60ceat hot tie of "Wyetb's Saga and Sulphur Compound',' which Is merely the old time recipe Improved by the addition of other Ingredients. Thousands of folks recommend this ready-to-use prepsratlon, because It darkena tbe hair beautifully, beeldeo so oae ea,n possibly tell, aa It darkeas so natur ally and evenly. Tom moisten a sponge or soft brush with It, drawing this through tba balr, taking one small strand at a tin. By morning the gray hair disappears; after as other application or two, It natural color it restored sad It become thick, glossy and lustrvua, ssd you gnnoar years younger, Wyeth's Sag and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet roaulslU, It I not iateadad for the cur, mltl gatloa or pmasttoa of die. Adr SPRINE LAKE ALEXANDER CHEYNR ALEOMA HENRY DAISY OLEY a DOLI.ARHIDB MATTHEW EQAN W1LUAM C. ORAF a a ARCHER JR. JOSEPH a GRANT FRANK a GRANT HONOR ROLL IN RURAL The oSclal list of men registered In langell Valley. Midland. Pine Grove, Wood River, ML Lakl la aa follews: Lantell Valley Dependent relatives. It: total lndl eating, exemption. It: no exemption. 13: total registering, tt. Those registered are: Ulichof . Rudolph Roben Boggs, Lester Vernon Oogga, James Howard Brooks, AMea Ira Buasey, Henry Douglas Casebeer, Edwin laslah Dewey, Solomon Jr. Deal, Cecil George Gibson. Glenn Bugeae Hilton. Fred Warren Horn. Earl Richard Kllgore, Merle Shelly Kllgore. Ivaa Edward Kllgore, Sllaa Warren Kelsey, Daniel Noble. Alexander Edward Nicholas. Alfred Stewart, James Oscar Scheble. Earl Thomas Thomas. Jams Peter Tracy, Roy Alonao Wllkerson, Kenneth Cllford Walts, Herbert Young, Fred Milton Miller. Edwin Anthony Midland Depeadeat relatives. It: total Indl- catlag exemption. It; no exemption. 1; total registered. M. Those registeriag are: Aadrieu. Henri Briggs, Stuart Copelaad Dukes, David WlaSeld Davidson. Also Vader Depuy, Harvey James Daniel, Loula Elaworth Frollag, Oscar Melvla aomc, Victor Emlle Hansen, Clyde llembree, Lynn Bron Hooper. William Rose Jackson, Charles Edward Owens, Benamla Fraaklyn Potter, Charley Worden Robualelll, Joseph Sewell, Robert Homer Turner, Walter Abraham Worden. David Van Williams. John Landou Ferd Wynaat. William Howard PlMTEreve Totally disabled, t: dependent reU tlves, ; total Indicating exemption. 10; no exemption, IS; total white clt lteas registered, S: aliens, 4; total registered, It. Those registered are: Arrell, Oscar Lawrence Anderson, Floyd L. Anderson, Raymond A. Aberostmi, Domingo Byera, John a Carlisle, Fred Earl Carlisle, Samuel James Cox, Lloyd Levern Cunnlagham, Floyd Cunningham. Forest Davison, Bart John Flodla. Jobs Gill, Cbarlaa C. Hartley, George Franklin t Icenbice, Callo a Iceablce, Ivan a King, Tlllmas Kinney, Aaron Kinney, Oliver McFall, Clarence" McFall, Barl J. MeOreBor, Or Leroy McKeaxle, Chester Plckford f McKeaxle, Roderick Lemuel I Mel, alalia Miller, Barl Mlater Miller, Ed Hurtm Morgan, Oscar N. Peel, William Lawreae Propst, Edward Pelllason, Maria Dy Schrcoder, Carl John Strofeld, Fred Oeorg Shields, Robert a Treloar, Thomas Arthur Trlplett, Cbarlaa Franklin ( , Thompson, Carlo M. Uyiwaner, Guy Barron Zopp, Aatoais Wed Rlvar N.'l Totally disabled, 1; depeadeat rela tives, 14; total Indicating exemption, M; so exemption, 17; total whit eltl FOR SALB New atodern 6-room bun galow, bwt klUhen, buffet, U. atos fmwdatloo wlth.torg basemeat; lmprord grata; Id! loeation;; mat b seen to n ppraciat; easy terms. Ill Metros street, Hot Sprlag IMW. IHt DISTRICTS tent regtttercd, (I; alleat. I; total registered, 55. Those registered are: Iterglund, Alex lidding IHwlln, Karl Wright Evans, Jarob Brett Krlckson, John Krlo Johnson, Edward Jefferson, Oliver Martinson. KnxvaM Marvut Martlnsoa, Andrew Mltcholl. Frank George lllrhardn. Ktlwln Hweelman. Henry Harrison Weed River Ne. I llcnnelt. Ernest llytes llower, Rollle John llrady, Frank Crowe, Fred Collins, Homer Grant - (,'astel, Alfred Bennett Callaway, William Henry Copelaad, John Madison Richer, Jessie Karl Rngle, Or Weston Glpson, James Albert Gray, John Albert Gog. Eugene Washington Graham. John Holt, Roy William Hickman. John Ray Johnson. John Henry Johnson. Jesse Alonio Jackson. Karl Milton MeKeever. Clyde Lisk. George Allen Iooalsy, Raymond Stewart lAwton, Denlseu Fraacls Loosley. Claud Fred loosley, Forester Walling Iai. Carl Louis Norris, William Thomas NlchoU. Arthur Glen McDoaald, Archie a Obles, Clarence William Reglll, Ernest Anthony Ray, Reuben Alonio llovach. Paul Christ Rlemens, Jesse J. Sly. Rimer Franklin Short. Clyde Morris Slsemore. John Emmett Sly. Ilelbert Sly, George Thomas Vincent. Ira Oliver Wlmer. Harold Livingston White. Job Tyrer Wlmer. Archlg Guild Zumbrum. William ML Ukl Dependent relatives, It: occupation al exemption Indicated. I: total Indl catlag exemption. 14; to exemption, 10: total while cilltens registered. It: alien enemies, 1: total registered, IS. Those registered are: Booth. Harry Luellea Bella. John Blake. Warrea William Bailey. Richard Case, Theodore D. Dixon, toule Rertraem Dixon. Thomas Percy Dixon. John Francis Durkee, Everett Harry ' Darrimon. Charles Alfred Roman, Robert Walter Eastwood, Blmeon Wither Ford, Marlon Benton Falrclo, Jay Gentry, Frank arlmlb, John Clyde Kelly, Roland Huklll Randall, Edward Sherman Stewart, Lawrence Stewart. Earl Ulysses ' Schmidt, Franx Herman P. Schrelner. Arthur Edmond Turner, John Lorea Walters, Thomas Benton Wasbbaugh, Clarence O Are Belt Up You needn't worry about havlag your check book stolen. It Isn't worth a cent to anybody but your self. The First Stat aad Savings Bank will give you aaotbtr, ao you Iota absolutely nothing. But if you carry around cash' Instead of a check book it will be a very dlfer at atory. Take th hint and open aa account. FIRST STATE A KLAMATH lv I Werwo vMM HIMIHM SATURDAY, JUNK 11, 1tu s e msw GMltett hat the escluilvt wit f many ef the heit farms and nnenti Is the Klamath Satin. Have a 1st N, fare auyinp. u PROFESSIONAL CARDS JOHN C. CI.WIIIOIl.H (Nwnty Surveyor (IvH Kaglneee DR J. H. CARTER DENTIST OPPICI, ROOMS 7 and I WHITS BUILOINO City A County Abstract Co, AKTHUP a WILttO SIT Main Ht. AnttTNACTN. lAtSX AND ptr tial Money fee IKMUHAMCK DR P. R GODDARD tJKTKOPATIIlt! I'HVKICIAM Hall SIS. I. O. O. F. Trmpio Hemrmher Kssmlastlon sad re. atutioa la tre al yuar nam, nr I the egkr. Farther I ne tlta portable folding steel Uhle for hoa. uM tent. Tills Insares lb hem treatment t he equal lo aay gfraa In lh uSk and the price Is me ItMin SSI. RealdnMv phone Sftsva WMMMMMMMWIMMMMMMMMWIM FOR SHUT MITAL WORK, PLUMBING, S TKAM FITTINO, PUMPS ANO PIPE WORK OF ALL KINOS SRI C C Lorenz 700 Main Si. Agexd rAIRBANKlLMOMK RNOIXES Passengers and Baggage Airwstre it Ik Oy QskxSmiw" RtuwtUelulN PHONE 187 Western Transfer Company SAVINGS BANK FALLS, ORBOON "" Bring us your next roll oi Kodak Flint for v,op," Ifleftbfor4P-,lwM,H ready at 1 p. BWt M Snappy, brilliant, veloiriu, I WttrMfV i! A v ij smTsti I bTMJswP7nsw aPnnVsmmmmlJP r Wl mmw(lEfffi siSF I' 111 I mammB --amya