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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1917)
?- NJ Lt MTituuv, ocToni;,, ,, T THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON PAGE TWO p .$&. && $?.' Uv" -f TheEvening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor ' PaMtftfeesr daUy except Sunday y 1W ImU Publishing Cofey of , Falls, at US Fourth ittM altered at the postonce at Klamath rails. Oihob, for transmission throagi B aalta aa aacond-claaa Batter. . rtscriauoa (tmi by Ball to aw Is tka Ualted States: year . RATUUUY, OCTOIlEn 13, 19i; Herald's Classed Advs. FOR SALE FOR SALE Fine new player-piano: no reasonable offer refused. Call at 1010 Main street. 12-2t BRiTISHSiSHON THRU HEAVY RAIN DRIVE OONTIXI'ED XORTIIKAST YTRKS OX SIX MILK FltOXT. ItIG fiAIX 11KPORTED MAXY PRISONERS TAKEN' FOR SALE Good milch cow; also Bice library table. Call 224 Mich igan arenue. ll-3t FOR SALE 2,540 acres, the old Lan ell ranch In Langell Valley; 10 per cent cash, balance long time at low interest. Owner, 420 Palm st., 8aa Diego, Calif. 9-6t l FOR SALE Only hardware 'store in Southern Oregon town of 60J will sell at Invoice, which Is about $7,000. or will trade for timber near Klam ath which will make good sawmill proposition. Box 7, Glendale, Ore. 12-3t LONDON, Oct. 13. In spite of a heavy rain which is falling to hinder their progress, the British troops have launched another heavy attack against the Germans in Flanders, northeast of Ypres, on a six mile front. Satis factory headway is reported as being made'. On Reserve Giant List BRITISH HEADQUARTERS, Oct. y3. The troops have pushed forward to an average depth of 800 yards on a wide front. Many prisoners are now coming in. The prudent man carries life. Are, accident and health lasaraace. Get n stnlard policy from ChUcote. 6 SHIPP1XGTOX DAXCK Regular Saturday night dance at Peel Hall tonight. 13-lt FOR SALE: A modern 6-room bouse, goodlocation, near high and grade school; furnished or unfurnished; a real bargain If. taken soon,; easy terms. See owner, 38 California, near Conger avenue. Phone 310-M. 13-3t FOR SALE WIRELESS SET Re ceiving and sending set; can hear Panama, Alaska, Hawalln Islands, ships on the Pacific, all stations with in 2,000 miles; can send 400 miles; self teaching Ominfgraph, with con tinental code. This machine was chos en by the United States government to examine all applicants for radio license. A separate practice set with best instruments obtainable. This complete set, up to date, cost $350. W'lll sacrifice; owner entering United States radio service. Call between 8 and 9 a. m. or p. m. 227 Michigan arenue. 12-3t HELP-WANTED . Oregon Casslmer Suit Xew pat terns with two pairs paaU. $20. At K. K. K. Store fexclaslvely. 20-tf COMB SA6E TEA INTOBRAY HAIR DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RE STORES ITS NATURAL COLOR AND LUSTRE' AT ONCE TELEPHONE OPERATORS Perma-1 neat positions for young women; salary paid while learning. Apply Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., 122 South Seventh, bet. 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 5-tf A HIGH SCHOOL GIRL may have a good home in exchange for service. Phone 270Y. 12-2t rUK KENT FOR RENT Desk room in finest equipped ground floor office in Klamath Falls. J. T. Ward Co., 13-2t 'FOR RENT Apartment of three rooms, piano included; no children Miller Photo Co., 131L)Maln street Phone 332M. 11-tf LOST AND FOUND WWMMMMMmMMMWMMAWWWV LOST On Sixth street, crank off oi Chalmers car. Finder leave at Dunham's garage. 13-lt LOST In city, October 2d, bob-tail Scotch Collie dog; answers name of Bob. Leave at Klamath stables or notify D. D. Llskey, $5 reward. 12-3 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED Geldings, 5-year-old and up; must stand 15' hands high. Phone or call W. C. Hobacb, O. K. stable, Klamath Falls. 12-2t WANTED Winter keep for eight horses. Write Steve Sabo, city, stating terms. 8-6t Common garden sage brewed into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux- urians. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul phur recipe at home, though, is trou blesome. An easier way is to get the ready to use preparation Improved by the addition of other ingredients. ;ostlng about 50 cents a large bottle, at drug stores, known as "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss While gray, faded hair is not sin ful, we all desire to retain our youth ful appearance and attractiveness. By darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one can tell, because It is done so natur ally, so evenly. You Just dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your bair, taking one small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared. Af ter another application or two yoar hair becomes dark, glossy, soft, and luxuriant, and you appear years younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requi site. It i8 not intended for the curet mitigation or .prevention of disease. Adv. H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amusements s HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR. THEATER William Fox Presents William Farniim in a Pbotodrama "AMERICAN METHODS" C Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. O. O. F.. Beets Friday night. R. A. Emniltt. N. G., Nate Otterbein, Secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, I. O, O, P., meets Tuesday night, R, A, Emmltt. C. P., L. J.. Bean, Serine Sunday and Monday Trlunsfe-Ince Presents Louise Glaum, "The Peacock Wo'man," In "LOVE OR JUSTICE" rim m&J r& l ,.i4tuuey to loaa on city and country property, Bee CJillcote. 6 74,)eter with the ChUcote Agency aisyajs suums ror.sare insurance, 6 TEMPLE T.HEATB Puna's Pictures Corp. Presents Vlvlun Martin in THE SPIRIT OF ROMAN8E" A Society Dram&ln Five Parts Sunday and Monday Path Presents Llna Cavalierl in "THE SHADOWS OK HER PAST"- ' In Five i'arts HEARST I'ATHi: NEWS Latest War PIcturos, Current Event ADMISRIOON 10 CENTS ,- . Caasiwer Suits New pat ! two pairs pants, MM, .At JC, M. X. Star exclusively? - -"lo-tf MEKKILL OI'KKA HO US MOTION. 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TIOXAL TIME NEW YORK. Oct. 13 8lx hundred hlgb school students hate struck bo cause forty to eighty minutes have been added to the school day for mili tary training. Four thousand more threaten to follow unless the training Is discontinued. SAN FRANCISCO STRIKE THREATENS 1 I SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 13. A gen eral strike of approximately 5.000 union employes of the Pacific Tele phone company for demands said to : inciuae a wage mcrnn ui a utniui ! day is now imminent. KBUSMeSbsiiSSSESlXSSJJUlJaMWti I Jfcfr T6.5R&AW Germany's Strength Is. Now On the Wane May; 140,000 men are estimated by i the allied staff during tho month of July. "This Is because the fighting on the western front practically never ceases. Whether such sectors of Verdun, of the Alsne. or In tho British sectors of I Arras and Ypres, tho lighting Is only I discontinued at one point to be taken up at another. In addition to the IiIk attacks a quantity of carefully pre pared small actions, which have been crowned with success and of which the bulletins arc now able to give a clear Idea, Increase the attrition of the Germans. "This constant activity, coinciding with the weakness and Inaction of the Russians, also explains why the Ger mans are obliged to maintain throe times larger forces on the French WASHINGTON, D. C, Oct. 13. practically of the same leneth. It has front than In. the Russian front. In Germany's military strength shows a been stated that German forces occu-.the beginning of the summer rfhere clear decrease for the first time since pylng them before the attack wore were fifteen German divisions to 700 the war began, according to a review equally comparable twelve and four- kilometers on the French front, ns based upon data of the French gen- teen divisions. It is known now that against 130 Austro-German and Dili eral staff made public here .by the during the same period. May to Sep-'fe'arlan divisions, 77 of which wero French high commission. i tember, tho Germans engaged twenty. Germans, on the eastern front. It Is Worn down and driven back by the fivo fresh divisions at Verdun, and known that the Russian winter prac-never-ending pounding of the allien that they have been obliged to engage Jlcally stops all active operations, and on the western front, the statement forty-five on the Aisne. Furthermore,' that the reaction of tho Internal says, the Germans have made their during an equal period, the French events In Russia on the eastern front supreme military effort, after draw- took 5.S63 prisoners at Verdun and has allowed Germany to consider It ing heavily upon their inactive armies 8,053 on the Alsne. during four months as a veritable ro. "This comparison Included only a serve for tho western front. Subject of the letsoD for Sunday. October 14, "Are Sin, Disease and Death Ileal T" The Sunday school session Is from 9:45 to 10i45 every Sunday morning. Pupils are enrolled tojlbo age of 80. The free reading, room and free lending library Is open from 2:30 to 4:30 on Ttit'sttuyi. Thurdii) and Saturdays. Tliu lllblo and all author lied Christian Hclcm-u llloratuui may be road, borrowed or purcliMHod. At tho Klovouth strent Baptist church, Hunduy, October 14th, Rev, W, II. Cox, paiilor, residence 235 Tenth street. Sunday nchool at 10 a. in., M. P. Perkins, superintendent. Preaching by the pastor at 1 1 n, in. Sitbjei't. 11th Chapter. Book of Koniniis. . 1 II. V. P. 0. nt fi:30 p. m. Ml' Akin lender. 1'rcnchlng service at 7:30 p. m. Subject lesson from First Century. There will be' special music and singing nt each service and a welcome for you. , On Friday Miss Maude Srnvlt and Mr. Foster will give imistcalo of ex. ceptloually high order for the benefit of tho church. Look out for program. You cannot afford to miss this, no plan ahead. Evangelical Lutheran services will bo held nt Library hall at 3 p. in. Sunday school at 2 p. m. Sermon. II. Cor. 5:21. "The Justl 11 cat Ion of man an Act of God." All Lutherans, whether they be ot Scandinavian, English or Gorman da- cent, are cordially invito ,7 All others Interested nr, ". Anybody knowing of .11(h ' around Klamath Fall, ,,, ' " th pastor, thatlioiiiny rill a. iT -.. ft .. wSrJJg The Little Brown nirch, c Ninth and Pine street,,. V JjT bo. mlnUter. Ilnsldenco m to street. Telephone :i:u. m 10 a. in., Illhln h.IiooI. Mr, C Moore superintendent. . 11 n. 111.. niornliiK worship MB munlon service. Sermon tmi "Jesus' Letter to ifte Church l EphMui." " :30 p. in., christian Eniisi meeting. " 7:30 p. m inliiK worship. juk, Ject or aildros. "ProKrws of cirii lion and the Liberty Loan." T Hporlnl music. VI11II1, Holo k. u- Hatterlee. Church of the Hatred Hrirt, wr. nor High and KIkIiiIi streets. Rm Hugh Marshall, prutor ' Children's insss at s 30 a, n High mass at 10 311 a. m. Holy Hour at 7:30 p. ru. Tho Episcopal prajer terries m be hold In Library hall Hundsj mon. Ing at 1 1 o'clock. All who art ! terrsted urc Invited to ihesourrlNi, Clillrote Its llm eu lushe sss at veral roinI Iioum. They u ni lor ted, and tortus are nuy. 1 Oregon CnsMlmer urerrosts, sat, Exrluslvrly at K. K. K. Wore, iltl A small sector of the French front. But)' it showed an increase of the materia in the east, and calling out their 1918 and part of the 1919 reserves. While the allies have reached and are prepared to maintain their full fprces of the allies and the improved strength while awaiting the coming French fighting methods since adopt of America's great at my, the enemy's ed bythe other armies, and also testl resource are diminishing at the mo-, fieJ to by the German staff itself, ment when the military situation de- appropos of the battle of the Somme, mands that they increase. j In explaining their defeat, "to the per- "Thls shows." concludes the Ktata- feet use of technical methods.' I ment, ,'the active character attending "The comparison Is extended to the operations In 1918, when three greatjentlro Franco-English front. If you' democracies, England, France and consider that from April 15 to June America, will unite In attacking the1 13 the enemy engaged 108 divisions enemy, in conformity with the only. against the Anglo-French forces and sound principle of war." v that tire successes of the British at The commission's statement Issue J Ypres obliged' the enemy to engage mru me commuiee on puonc inioi- imeen divisions during the last ten matlon folews: "IJoth Franco-Ger-'days, you can understand why the man fronts on the Alsne, 1917, and German losses on the western front Verdun, 1916, have been compared, 'grow heavier. They admit the loss of and It has been noted that they are 1 10,000 men during the month of "It clearly appears at present that the German staff, remembering the critical situation In which they found themselves following the ' Anglo- French success In the Somme In 1916, fears to see their western front brok en by the allied offensive In 1917." At the Churches The Christian Science Society of Klamath Falls, which is a branch or ganisation of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientists, In Boston, Mass., holds services at 113 South Fourth street, every Sun day morning at 11 o'clock and ever Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock. All are welcome. WWMWMMMMAMWMWWMWMMMmMMAmW" Right Now in TtU business of war in all of its grim reality is occupying the attention of our country. lis requirements are men, materials anil money. MANY ARE PLEDGING THEIR LIVES 1 to 4ur country's cause. Labor is supplying the energy necessary to produce the material cqupiment. You are not asked to give, merely to LEND YOUR MONEY, AT INTEREST, to the Government thru the purchase of Liberty Loan Bonds. AS AN AMERICAN CO-OPERATE. We handle subscriptions. 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