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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (June 27, 1917)
gfc- W, S "'si. SL m ; $ .? IS. r Irv fMBTWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON wi.dm:md.iy, jtwi: u7, U)T 9. I ThtEYcning HrJd pv SENATE AGREES ON AMENDMENTS MILLMEN WA.NTEU How the Red Crosi Count Subscriptions Food Prepardneu Campaign OFFICIAL Oregon Agricultural Cell tsHntlen Service and United lUtu De partment af Agrkuitur Ce Operating Wauled Tao lanihook m.n ,, lhi mlllmun, W. O. SMITH, Editor "ig i.aka- , C((( lite did Hsvlilge plant I&-JI at PROFESSIONAL CARDS amssmrtsssas,ssjass-m.--..j . waMr,y Fafe at 1U FvarUi straat. """ " 1" ra"aU1)UH WOMEN ACCEPT STANDARD FORMS NKVKU HEFOHE WOULD THEY ? Rntaroi at Ik hmmn.m naaanta lyaar. -SMS WEDNESDAY, JUNE 37, 11 T HmysChssiiedAfo. P FOR SALE . 4JIMWJMkMWWMMMMffM MMKWMMMX F FOR SALE Player piano, one of the best: great bargain. Inquire at ltl Mala street JT-4t FOR SALE One good talleh cow, price-ISO; one spaa Indian mules and wagon. See Magulre at Jewel ,eafe. S5-3t FOR SALE Eight milch cows; S head at horse and aim; Holstela boll; J'smrray as goad as new. W. H. Todd rraaea, 7 miles northeast ot Merrill. SMt FOR TRADE Will enhance for sec- ad hand aateassaUe, tare nine-year M aaares with colts at side. Average weight of mares ahoat 1.00 pounds; eetta from large draft horse. Address XY.t, Klamath Falls. Ore. 22-t FOR SALE Good paying hotel basi aeaa. Far laformation writ No. C33 McraMoRce. lltt HELP WANTED WANTED Woman fee geaeral house work; reference .'MOlred. Phone S6IM 17-6t FOR RENT mm FDRNISHKD APARTMENTS' nt the Oragmi House, 5J7 Klamath ave. FOR RENT Two nicely furnished , hot aad cold water, dose la; Apply 111 Pine su MISCELLANEOUS MMMIMWIMMMMMMMMW FOUND Matter oa an automobile la good condition. Owner may hava same by applying here and par has for ad. 37-3t FARMLANDS ' TFR GOVERNMENT needs farmers M wall as Sghters. Two million three hundred thousand acres of Ore com St California Railroad Co. grant lands; title revested In United States; be opened for homesteads and sale. Contalas some of the best land left In the United States; large copy righted map, showing land by sec fleas aad description ot soil, climate, rata fall, elevations, temperature, etc., by counties. Postpaid $1. Qrant Lands Locating Co., Box 610, Port' toad, Oregon. JS-78t Notice Notice Is hereby given that bids are open to all for drilling aad casing wall at Shasta View school. Wall to be 100 feet deep, 414 Inch hoi; eased SO feet with 6-Inch drive easing. Bids to be opened July 11th. at 2 o'clock. Mail bids to Shasta View clerk. CHAIRMAN MIKE DOBRV. Clerk, Mrs. C. M. Klrkpatrick. Merrill, Oregon. 264t car far hire. Phenne Glenn Jehaeea trLL Sullivan. 170 Palm 'Ogar Star. 1-Ut ORPHEUS THEATER! PW"f "alsWasrlacs." , A Red Feather Photoplay In Ave parts, with Allen Holubar and Maud George. "Saw Baaaty Doctor," A Fare Comedy. ADMISSION TEN CENTO c&$ Klaauth Lodge No. 1S7. 1. 0. 0. F., ' gaaata Friday algbU. W. D. Cofec N. o.. P.: Nate OtUrbela. gaareury. Raraaaa aaaapaieat No. 4$, ataata TasaaayaiMt. r. u. rouauia, u. r.; li. J. RaaaTaeriba: ym m Mtj ara Making fr a mm la tag sswprajraBrrava I OREfJON AGRICULTURAL COL LEGE. Corvallls, Jane IT. Whole. aale tajury to roots of cabbage aad to radishes by a small whit maggot Is reported dally to the entomology de partment nt O. A. C. Professor Lot. ett, entomologist at the Oregan ex lerlment station discusses the pest and Its control as follews: "The adult of the cabbage and rad Ish maggot la a small, brown, hump backed Sy, n little more than one-half the site of a hoaseSy. Those ties deposit eggs on the toll about the roots of cabbage and radish. These eggs hatch In from twenty to thirty six hours Into a small maggot, which bores Its way Into the roots of the plants. "Screening of the permanent rad Ish beds aad of the cabbage seed beds to prevent the adult Sy getting la to deposit eggs Is the most satisfactory method ot control. Regular window screen Is excellent, er one may ate a coarse grade ot cheese cloth, run ning about If threads to the lach. The screen should be supported over n frame and the edges wrapped on the soil so as to make It ay-proof. "For cabbage aad caallSower plants already set out, but not yet In fasted there U aothlag better than the tarred felt dues. These ahowldi be cut about two laches across, with! n silt running to the center. About! YOUNG OFFICER HAS RAPID RISK IX RANK! LONDON, June 27. The present war has seen some rapid promoUeas among oRcers, bat probably the meat rapid Is that of B. C. Freyburg, who, at the age of 22, has been gasetted temporary brigadier geaeral. t Born In New Zealand, Freyburg was twice wonnded la GalUaall. where h woa the dlstiagnlshed ser vice order for swimming ashore la the Galf of Saros aad waa mentioned la dispatches dealUg with the evacua tion of that place. He woa the Victoria Cross whea leading the aaval brigade at Been aanrt last November, was woaaded tour times daring- that battle, aid waa lajured during the operatloas at Antwerp. FARMER ARTILLERY MAN I REWARBRD FOR INVENTION i TOULON, France. Jnaa 27. Jos. Fenoull. a farmer ef SaUlaas. has Just received the military atedal for fa veatlac a manna far rssraMilas- the linofdun. VWn.ll . .jiot... la the 110th artillery, developed aa. taeaalaal kaavledg at the frame His taTamtfem aaa ed by the army. adept- ROT" akoea $ wlnTaartt frte at this sale, at the Modern Shoe store. I 272t J XUHRHIIIIIIIIIIHIINIIMlHHIIIIIIIIIIUIHmi I Under the aHIHIIIIIllllslHIIIMIIIIssUIMfllHMItIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllIIIMIIItIi:illlllllllItlIIIIIMIIIIIIIIlflllltllIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII' sT-tammmaaammamaaawaannsst-ssBs-s 2 CuWuuuuuWuuuuuuuuuuuuuuWuuuuitX fiWtSMf 1vBrIvBrIvBHrH saaaaaaHHaaaaaaaaaaaaaaH I f jH3B99Bmtraik laaTammaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamam aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam naaaaaaaaaaaaavEMJraa!! aammawjwsaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaanaaaaaaahaa .ail The Red Cress la rrastse, adas AM ef the By Mavla Hotmail Davis (As a volunteer la France, Mrs. Davis got vivid Impressions of the part America's grant huraaaitarlaa agency baa played and Is to play la the world war.) la the moaey that la pauriag ut to meet the dsmaaid of the Amarfean Red Cross for $100,000,009 there are memories, derotfoas, tributes. The sign of the Red Cross, to on who has worked undar It, calls up countless Images, r'ometimss It la old shoes shoes sr eld that they let la tit mud and water of the treacrei. Tba owners, coming la oa stretchers aad la stockinged feet, guard them aroteetlaglr, tblaklag they must do IS of them may be placed In a pile aad a spike nail driven through the center to form a hole thru which the stem ot the plant should run. These are placed about the plant aad patted dowa close to the soil. Where the disks cannot he easily obtained, and la case of radishes where It Is not possible to screen, use tobacco dust. A small amount of this material diet ed on the soil around tlio plsut will serve to repel the Ay and prevent eggs being deposited. A tobacco dust Is quite expensive, It may be mixed with an equal amount of wood ashes, air slaked lime or some slml lar dust. "For plants already affected, there, Is nothing that Is really satisfactory. but the following emulsion will kill many eggs and maggets: Crude carbolic arid, 1 pint; Ash oil soap, 1 pound; water, 1 gallon! "Cut the soap In tine shavings and dissolve In boiling water. Remove from the Are and add slowly the crude carbolic acid, stirring vigorously. Continue the vigorous 'agitation until an emulsion Is formed. To one part of this stock emulsion add forty parti of water. This weak solution may be poured along the rows of radish plants or about the cabbage plants, using about a half pint to a cabbage plant. This same material will pro vent Infection by the maggot If used at eight-day Intervals." CONTORTIONIST" LEttLES UNTIL DISCOVERED PARIS, June 27. A contortionist out of nn engagement, has lived for several months by Imposing upon charitable people as a legless civilian victim of the German Invasion of Belgium. He pretended to be a Belgian mili tary chaplain, captured by the Ger mans at Uge aad taken to Germany, whea he awoke one morning to And that both legs had been amputated, though he had not been wounded. Ha lived on the sympathies that his story Inspired, until at DIJon recently It waa discovered' that his two legs were latact. ENGLISH COLLEGE IK MOURNING FOR GEORGE III LONDON. June 37. Retaining old; customs, Eton College Is still mourn Ing for King George HI., who died 97 years ago. NINE 81KKIUOETTEH ARE TAKEN TO CAPITAL JAIL ' WASHINGTON, D. C. June 27. (The police broke up two suffragists' ! atfamhr ir eaiamata Is . n ! ewaytw aw geaaaw-a au nuui ii illCJ White House yesterday with suffrage banner. Nine women were taken to police headquarters. Sign of the Red Cross Amertsaa Red Cress. Has Helged Treashes with Smillag Hesrto. Seasl duty again. How many processions there are of pale faces and old shoes. Sometimes aa Image that comes to one womsn Is a giant negro, John Brown, from Texas, whom she found la a French hospital. John Brown bad come over to France as a groom to several hundred cavalry horses. Arrived there, h said he thought "it was up to him to do his bit." He Joined the 'Foreign Uglon, fought bravely aad was severely wounded. Vwy often tba Image Is of a patrl daa womaa, wearing the Red Cross oa bar arm, performing the humblest aarvicas for other privates carrying their poor shoes for other negroes shariag the agony of the light the Ciasals. Tba Rad Cross Sag lying from the AtVEPT NTANDARD DHENN OK UNIFORMS AH NOW, tisVM MIX. DOX DEMIOXER LONDON. June 10. (Cor re tpomtenee) There has never been a time when women were more willing to accept standard dress or uniforms thnn they are at present. That Is the most marked effect of tho war upon women's dress. AH uni form hove asqulred dignity In wo. men's eyei. The housemaid doe not object to the cap and apron badge of servitude, the worker In the bank don an overall cheerfully, women In arlous organisations wear their khaki, the lied Cross and volunteer aid workers are proud of their unl form. Ait expert designer, discussing thcrie changes, says: 'There always will be the women who want fripperies, the women who try to Insist upon something quite different from the style of the mo ment. but nowadays their number Is greatly diminished. The uniform Idea has arrived. It may mean the total extlurtlon of dressmaking ns a cre ative art, but there will be develop ment on other lines. "There has never been a great war which has not Influenced fashion In n picturesque or even gruesome. fash- Jon, and this world war has done Its share. We had a fashion adapted as a compliment to each ally, the Rus sian caps and tunics, the llersagllerl hats of the Itsllan soldiers, and the Serbian colors. Scotch plaids have given the I'arlslennes great Joy. "Khaki shades are In vogue for spring and summer costumes, and the blue-gray, with touches of crimson. of the French uniforms Is seen here and there." MEXICAN OFFICERS FORM AS PRIVATES MEXICO CITY, June 27 As there are now many more corporals and ser. Keants than are needed In the Mex ican army, those In excess of the re quired number will be formed Into special regiments and batalllons serv ing as privates, hut with the same pay as they now receive. This force will be known as the legion of Honor, and will be commanded by officers who have distinguished themselves during the campaign of the last four years. Hoys' gcod hhoen at 11.50 n pair, as long an they lat, nt tho Modern Shoe Store. 273t "I mil in France. These Psasftmg Man sek It fttej I HchoolhoiiHe that is now a hospital In the main street of the village that looks so sound asleep without Its men; the emblem on the arm of a surgeon working miracles of science on shattered bodies; that rad badga on the rases of relief supplies un loaded at the docks; on the sides ef motor ambulances; oyer canteens a here homeless soldiers lay asleep; over the shelter for children the sign multiplies Into myriad banners In every civilised country bow men and women and cblldrea ara poJrlag out gifts of money and service to tba ned Cross, In every civilised country the ones at home look up to It with comfort aad with bop aad dally growing devotion at the youag go out to Ignt, ACTION IM EXPECTED Til PRE VENT DELAY IN POOD LEOIMItA. THIN AND ACTION IIY MENATE ON POOD CONTROL HILL WASIIINOTON, l. C June 3 The senate agricultural committee has agreed upon an amendment to the gomnent'a food control bill to extend the government's control to Iron, steel, petroleum, farm Imple ments, home products and other nmeudmeuls agreed tin to provide a bill which shall not apply lo ftirtuer, gardeners, stockralsers and to pro ducts raised on the owners' land, The bill shnll not give the food nil mlnlstrator power to Impost Individ ual rations or regulate meals, is, an other amendment agreed on. These amendments will remove much oppo sition lo the food bill. SA6E TEA TURNS GRAY HAIR DARK ITS GRINDMOTIIEII'M RECIPE TO llltlNG HACK COM)!! AND l.t'K THE TO HAIR That beautiful, even shade of dark, glossy hair can only be had by brew Ing a mixture ot Sage Tea ami Sul phur. Your hair la your charm. It makes or mars the face. When It fades, turns gray or streaked, Just an application or two of Sage and Sul phur enhances Its appearanre a hun dred fold. Don't bother to prepare the mix ture: you can get this famous old recipe Improved by the addition of other Ingredients for &0 rents a large bottle, all ready for use. It Is called Wyeth'a Ssge and Sulphur Compound. This ran always be depended upon to bring bsrk the natural color and lus tre of your hair. Everybody uses "WyclhV Sage and Sulphur Compound now because it darkens so naturally and evenly that nobody can tell It has been ap plied. Yon simply dsuipeu a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through the hair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning the gray hair has disappeared, and after an other application It becomes bes II fully dark and appears glossy and lus trous. This resdy-to-uie preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite for those who desire dark hair and a youthful appearanre. It Is not In lemlvd for the cure, mitigation or in e vi ntlou of disease. Adv. CLEAN HOUSE Vuruum cleaner for rent; ftOe fur first half day; aOc for each following half day. 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Veterans of the Spanish American war from all sections of Oregon am here to nt tend the 1917 encampment and re union of the United Spanish War Vol erans and Women's Auxiliary to be held her today and tomorrow. (loveriior James Wllhycotuhe Is to speak tomorrow evening. Hand con certs, banquets, receptions nml tinmen are on the program. Ctillmte has the eicluslve sale of many of the beat fann la the KUm. ath country. Have a look befurti buy. Ing. j 7 This Bank is Hie Barrier to Poverty Make tlm slnit now. Open a bank account today In it very short while, If you keep up tltit good work, you will real lie that you are Independent, rhe Having habit, onre contracted, continuing In UiIn good rut, heroines mi easy hnhll second niiliin; as It were, and you wllljmve a oniete,iici! without much effort. FIRST STATE & SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH FALLS, OIIEOON "WfHtH ! KODAK I FILMS Bought at our stora De? elcfd Free YOt! HAVE in CENTO ON EACH ROLL (liulcrwcKxftPhariY F'sT KLAMATH FALLS OKBGON Vrhtajt; eVurrscytAR kofui OSMCD UY TITJBir JOHN C. CI.KOIIOHN t'tmaly Nurtejor (,'lvll Engineer DR J. II. CARTKR DENTIST OMICS, ROOMS 7 and S WMITt SUIUOINQ City ft County Abstract Co. AIITIIUP II. WIIJMIM 017 Main Ht. AHMTIIACTH. MIANN AND N ier real M'ney fur laaa INNURANCE DR K. R. GODDARD OSTEOPATHIC PIIVNICIAN Hulie Ultt. I. O. O. P. Temple IteiMeiitbrr Etantlnstlim sad cost smIImIMim la freo al yuor hunss, er In the ugJie. Psrllier I uw lite prUhle folding steel Utile fur home irr. Mirnl. TtiU Ineutrs the hoef litMlUN-nl tu be eual in say given In Hie HHre and lite price Is the eat,. I'tiHM mi. Itr-litrn,r plioae SAM-R, HOUSTON'C Mfirepelltsn Amstmcett J HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER "THE .MARTYRDOM OK PHILIP wrtioxt." A tense story of spiritual trngils and triumph, with Hubert I'linne ami Mabel Traaaetle lly the Itev Charles M. 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