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WR0NRBDAY, AUGUST 14, 118
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J- HELP WANTED
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WANTED Woman for eeneral
hoiiie work at Klamath General i
hospital. i-3t
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FOR RENT Two-room apartment
at- Oregon House S27 Klamath
rasa. 14-St
FOR RENT Niclely famished room,
SSI Fourth at Phone 13BJ. It
FOR SALE
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FOR SALS Two fresh Swlaa milch
its with kids; oae fine Toe gen
:,'aad eao Aaglo-Nablan Saperlor
iMUHUUt. S3S 4th at. ll-tf
FOR SALE Binder, almost new; a
LrCall lower Healer ranch
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'MS tWUJE-Aeoet Se tone of hay;
tSsJala, .timothy aad wUd hay; 40
kaiiT aattU; aiO acrea good pae
Mre, .AMreta Bos 441, Klamath
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FOR 1AUC Bargain. The Chit
wood raaeh, 8waa Lake Valtey; on
aawity read, miles from Klamath
FaUa,,aad aaomt sere miles, level
nasL.-treea 'mew Strahora railread:
J44) aarea, 70 la ealtlvatloa, 30 acrea
B)fefokM,tUM "roat Umber and paa
tara; aa .aafatllag spring on place
pspoa to aoaae, sjaraea
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msim; 'large1 ban, asa
halH; ahlekaa hoaao,
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granary, wood
bearlaz aasle orch
ard aad berry vlaea, and good gardea
asMSi- wntsgat coaaecuoa who
Ktaata FalU atchaage. Wilt aall
wfth ar.wlthoat atack, hay email
traator, now, ate. Address c. c.
OhJtwoed, KJamaU FalU, Ore., P. O.
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LOSTAND found
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,LOtT 'Botweea Modoe. Polat aadUth and Misses Ramoas and Kester.
t Klamath Falls, Savage rlae, 15-15
aajtaca, nador rotara to Herald of
at, par tar tala adr. aad raeatva tho
wwara osTerad. ii-u
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MISCELLANEOUS
WAHTRD Dreosmaklag, plala sew
;"kcor a place where I eaa work
aaK day darlag week. SOI Klamath
aveaaa. 14-Jt
FOR TRAOR Toarlag ear. la good
aaadHlaa, for Ford roadster. Call
atiMawtaaraaeh, or address A. H.
Mawtoa, t-lt
TO KXCHANOE Five acres near
?!AahJaad, oa Padfle highway; two
-aaree la alfalfa, three acrea la mixed
tratta; food 7-room house, bath, elec
tric llghta ;all modera conveniences;
largo bara. Oae hoaao la KUmath
FaUa. - Cash valae 11,400.
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ORPHEUS THEATER
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vMAJhBB EVANS AND
JBROHOE MAOQOARRIE
MWAXMR) A MOTHER"
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abject, aad ataseatesl la
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mt mn aaacutor.. Aa astcoptloaal.
$ X' F (atwta'silag atarjr.
Friaea. Ma, lieWar Tax added
BUT A THRIFT STAMP TODAY
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tifoueo aeraoy given mat tne tax
. . V l V a""1" "' AHimaio uouoty, win oe
"itovw :aaaa loruae inspection or tne tax-
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v;. , i Aacast II. 1118.
fiv 'M&: ! J.kP. LEB, Assessor.
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r.'-or otherwise -ctresspasslag
i'T.rV. Tr- Uada owned or leased by Louis
i:i;.:4arbartwlll ho prosecuted to the full
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jiooioriuo uoaaty nign aeaoot
laiaa'toaoior isoor oaiy,
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Meet Lieutenant Edith
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Ueuft EDITH SMITH
Lieutenant Edith Smith la the first
woman to be given a bona fide com
mission In the United States army.
She la bow at Fort McPhensoa aa a
sargeon. She la a graduate of the
medical department of the Ohio Ual
veralty. I Local Red Cross I
v Actwititx '
v
Indies present at the Red Cross
room In Poe Valley July 10 were the
Mesdamea Whitby, E. Young, Clug
aton. Keek. .Ii. Grtffllth. E. Young.
Nannie Van Meter. J. Van Meter,
C. Mecham, Kester, and the Misses
Clugston, Kester. Dennlsoa, QrlBtb,
Present on July 17 were the Mes
damea Will Griath. E. Young, Whit
by. Young, Clugston, L. OrlHth, Me
cham, Naaaie Van Meter. J. Van Me
ter, and tho Misses Ramona, Kester,
andenntson.
Those present on July J 4 were the
Msodamse Clugston, Young, Mecham,
Kester. Whitby, J. VaaMotar. L. Grlf-
Ob Aug. 7 were present Mesdames
J. Van Meter. Nannie Van Meter.
Clugston. Mecham, "L. Orinth, Kester
aad the Mlsaea Haiel OrlSth and
Bernlce Clugston.
4
Those present In the sewing room
yesterday were Mesdamea M. Mots
cheabacher, G. C. Lonent, C. R, Mil
ler, Bob. Robertson. Chaa Martin,
A. L. Horner, NtUle Halley. E. OJ
Drear, M. McAndrews, J.- Noud, L.
E. Sullivan and Miss R. French.
Those present In the surgical dres
sing department were 'Mesdames C.
C. Love, O. W. Merrlmsn, Percy Ev
ans, Lester Terwltllger, J. S. Ray
burn, G. 1, Wright, Paul Bogardus.
Those present In the Red Cross
room In Merrill on Monday, Aug.
13, were Mesdames A. L. Coan, Geo.
OSleld, D. Btukel, R. C. Anderson,
R. H. Anderson, E; M. Bubb and Miss
Elda Offleld. i
HOUSTQN'C
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HOUSTON'S
' OPERA HOUSE
Aa Authorised Photoplay Version of
Ambassador Jamea W. Gerard's
"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
STAR THEATER
Adolph Zukor PreaeaU
ANN PENNINGTON
la '
THE ANTICS OF ANN"
By Frederic Chapla, directed by
Edward Dillon
TEMPLE THEATER
Greater Vltagraph PreaeaU
LILLIAN WALKER .
In
'THE I1LUE ENVELOP MYSTERY"
Also A Big V Comedy
i Admission lOc aad lac.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION PICTURES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
Merrill, Oregoa
THE, EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH. FALLS. OREGON
P
ERSONAL
I.ITTt.R HIIIKt.inilTS OX LOCAL IIAITK.VIMIH
AMONG TIIK I'KOl'LK OK THIS CITY AM) VICIMTV.
t.OINGH AM) COMINGS OF I.OCAL FOLKS
Mlts Ann Dealt Is n recent arrival
In this city from" Central Point.
E. J. Cullcy cimo In on business
last night from Oakland. j
Mrs, A. Thompson Is In tho city
for n short tlmo frcmHho Swan Lake
district.
Thomas Knmp Is here looking af
ter business Interests from San Fran
cisco. ,
II. W. I.tFcrnlcr Is a Klamath
Falls business visitor from limy,
Cal.
Mr. nnd Mrs, a. K. Swingle arc
hero tor a short tlmo from Davloi,
Cal.
II. T. Hutto, who operates the In
dlan farm at Modoc Point,, Is a coun.
ty seat visitor- today.
W. F. Ryder, a lumberman from
northern Klamath, Is tn town on,
business today.
Benjamin Martin Is Ih town for a
short time with his family from tho
Klamath agency. J
H. H. Glllett and family are guests
at the Hotel Hall today from Ash
land. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Burton are
down for a brief business visit from
Modoc Point.
Ed 8utton,ftho has n ranch south
of town, was hero yestordny after
noon on business matters.
Nicholas J. Brown Is In town today
from Lakevlew looking after busi
ness Interests. -
Mr. and Mrs. Clvdo McKcevcr of
Chlloquln are county seat visitors ro- PETROGRAD, Aug. 14. Instead rjermsn advance towards tho Indian
glstercd at the Hotel Hall. of flowers and chocolate drops, young frontier nnd as feollng that a Joint
.. . .... . ,. . . 'men In Pctrograd, In theso days of . Intervention would protect the situs
Miss Ethel Vincent arrived hero f ' l , ,,., .,i,,i.
vMterdsv afternoon from New Plnonenr fnmlnt. carry presents of butter on " that direction,
yesieraay arternoon irom new i mo . j.mn mri nhim. hn now nn.
creek In Lake county.
W. O. Smith and family returned
yesterday from a vacation hunting
and fishing trip In Lake county.
Tyson and Bernlce Brace and Mrs.
Strohnler are arrivals from Medford
registered at the Hotel Hall.
C..L.
Halllday Is In town today on
business from Langell Valley, where
Ue operatea a chese factory..
'Mr. and Mrs. Olatke, M. D. Clat
and L. N. Clat are tourist guests at
the White Pelican frcj mSan Fran
cisco. "
O. C. White and Ashley Wilson
were among the arrivals last even
ing. They are guests at tho Win
Pelican hotel.
BRITISH LEADER THANKING FRENCH FOR HELP
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Just as General Haig, commander
pt the British forces In France, was
getting Into bis automobile for an
other part of tha Hue, he stopped a'
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MENTION
County JudR? Uobert II, Duuncll
has left with his family tor n short !
vacation visit at Huckleberry moun
tain. Mrs, K. a. Frailer came In yester
day nftbrnoon from Chlloquln to at-
tend to matters. of business at the
county sent
Henry Ilolvan ln rutumed 'frcm
. a brief business visit to Portland, He
I wnn accompanied by Ills daughter,
' tldd sVMn(t amt Ul . tin
"0iI ; " inn quii utiiij
t- ... M . t, .
Mr. and Mra . F. M. Denton of Fort
Klamath nnd C It. Uenton of Pine
2" m r"? T.V'uT, u '"" ,W,,y,
registered at the Hctcl Hall.
George A. Mansfield, Mrs. Mnrgar- sary on the eastern front,
et Mansfield and Miss Ilerthn Con-! It was urged here that an oxpedl
nings are among tho tourists regis- tlon composed of forces of the lead
tered at the White Pelican.
Herbert Fletshdccker, the 8an
Francisco capitalist, I expected here
with n party of associates for n brief
visit with tho latter part of tho week.
A party composed of Mr. and Mrs.
c. A. Ford, Misses Nicholson of 8an
Francisco, W. J. Patterson, H. P.
Brown and Mrs. K. F. Bauer, of Ab
erdeen, arrived here yesterday after
noon. Tboy are stopping over for a
short, rest at the White Pelican hotel,
whjch they praise highly. ,
T
and eggs to tho young women whom
they are "courting." While the Shop.
window. r mil f r.n,u.. rt n'n..
ers. butter ami eggs can bo obtained
only with great difficulty.
While this sort of Innovation
might appear somewhat odd at first
glance. Its genuine practicability will
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m.rh. .,m . tritt. . ..
first to hear a young lover raving at
hi. fair lady with the endearing
terms of "egg plant-or "butter ball"
but the public could b. accustomed
to thVso small detail wlthln-a short
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i,,.u. mivt bvw, .MwuUb ilviiw
hnuM nf.r l h rflmntlm.nl.ri In
terms of substantial things rather
than the
phrases.
old worn-out etherlal
PPm: ;v
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,..a. . uui.wri&zzxzz.
moment to thank .several officers tor
the aid they had, given him. This
Incident la an Indication, of the close
co-operation of the Frenoh and Brit
ish officers on the western front
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SENILE MlIS
T"ssxjimmsm
ALLIES AGREE
N N
iraon
TOKIO, Aug. 1. (Correspond
enco of Tho Associated Press), One
of the argument,, sot forth In favor
of a combined Intervention by the
JKntento nations In Siberia wan that
It was Imperative as a military diver-
slon. Tho Kucopoan nations In tho
Kntento represented as bollovliiK that
I ll. ,iiJltlnK.Mu tjk-.- .11.1 tint
it niv VAi'L'uliluuaii iuiivb uu iwi
ronctrnto Into RumIa n far n tho
, on fc froB
nevertheless, relieve tho
French front and force the Germans
dWf,
ing Ententu nations would be abso
lutely friendly toward Russli and
wniitit rnllv in tta farm nuaaliin itn.
' mo,. hl.h .. hBiinv.i i.. h. bit.
,,,.. ..,i , fh nrmi. .inminn.
0B ,t wng aUo con(emleU that
an expeditionary force would
counteract tho economic and Indus.
trial, as well aa political, ponetra
tlon of Russia by the Germans.
The Indications hero are that the
economic aspects of the war are at
taining a very Important stago and
the belief l experesscd that If Rus
sia Is left alone there Is danger or
her falling pcrmantentty under the
economic grip of the Germans.
France, which has made Immense
loans to Russls, was said here to be
lieve that a military move from tho
east, cautiously conducted, would
savo something to the Entente of
their tremendous economic Inter
ests tn Russia.
England was described as fearing
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tho lntercit " protecting themselves
'BlnEt lhe Bd"BC-"' tho ! "ermn"
menaCe "1 ,he P" re be-
d to be sympathetic to any pro-
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8HII another consideration raised
here as Justifying Intervention Is
' Qermany Is steadily employing
R""" " her munition plants and
oner' connected with
lhf wnr nnd ' " to relievo
Ur,e number "' hcr own cMtn
l-lJ1 ,!rv,c. on th' we,.tern ,ront'
IJh'a development Is declared to bo
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now enee which Is liable tO leng
'hen .th! "" dv"ctt? ?f ,nn-
' tlon Insist that It should be of a na
ture to' hold and reconstruct Russia.
From a military standpoint, It Is
understood tho Japanese army Is
ready for any emergency.
As a prominent diplomat told the
correspondent, "Washington baa on
ly to push the button and the Inter
vention will come immediately."
The opponents of Intervention
question Its advisability. They think
It would be steadily opposed by the
Bolshevlkl and prove to be an error
similar to that cf Qalllpoll and Rou-
mania.
PJUNTEOiWTH
ROSIER TINTS
NEW YORK, Aug. 14. A review
of general business conditions, Issued
by tho Continental and Commercial
National Bank of Chicago, rlnga with
optimism. The review la baaed on
correspondence with buslneas men
from all parts of the country. Their
testimony Is tt the country la In
a strong position for war time. Hera
and there may be noted drawbacks,
resulting from conditions growing
out of the war, auch as priority ship
ments, restrictions on the use of raw
materials and labor shortage. But
notwithstanding these, business Is
sound.
If we look at our harvest fields,
we can find ocacsloa for this opti
mism. Cereal production Is larger
than a year ago. The wheat crop Is
so far ahead of 1917 that a reasona
ble economy In Its use will permit
the building up of a reserve. There
Is on all sides an abundance of food
and feed crops. Thus cur allies as
well as ourselves will be supplied
with both braad and meat and fats.
A point of Importance Is the bank-
DUTLDOK HI
Ing situation. This authority note
Its soundness. It Ih truo Hint ttio
pcrcontoKO of gold resorvo to rworvn
notes- has gradually declined. At tho
time wo entered tho war the poicunt-
uge was about 83 nnd tho mipply of
monov 14S.34 Per capita. Now It In
66.5 per cent nnd tiio money supply
fSO.86. Yet this expansion of ered
Its, says the bank, liar, been kept woll
under control; It cannot bo mlled
Inflation but n Riowth rcprenotitlii)t
tho development of miinnil iikoiiic-
oh.
It might be Bald also Hut wo iro
t Investing In tho wealth of unr nlllo.
since no iiiurii iiiih u.wh ihuii
them. 11 hIioiiIiI nqt bo Inrt slr.litviif
also Hint consldornlilo of our war ot.
nemlltttreK ronresent capltnl Invest
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ments, which after tho war shim'fl
ki.. ,.. l.nll.l mi Imlimlrv mill ecu)-
null' ........ , --
merce.
PRESBYTERIAN LADIES
ENJOY SOCIAL EVENT,
.Moro thnn 80 ladles gathered y.)-i
tcrday at tho Presbyterian coclnl at
tl.o homo of Mrs. V. P. McMillan on
Pine ttieet. Tho miln put of tho
afternoon was given over to knitting
nnd bnxnnr work, following which
muslcul numbers were Klven .by Mrs.
Hert C. Thomas nnd Miss Mary Hall.
Refreshments were Horved nnd n
splendid tlmo reported by those pres
ent. Purchase n Thrift Stamp before re
tiring. "They work while you sleep."
I
Tho leading dividend paying coin,
pany of America, The .Mutual Life,
tho company that has earned mora '
tor policy holders, and has paid more
to policy holders, than any other
company In the world. For partlcu
hrs soe Geo, Ulrlch, District man
ager. Stf
TEH EPS
tVIIKN MIXED WITH SULPHUR TO
IlitlNGH HACK ITS IIEAUTII'l'l.
LUKTRK AT ONCE
Gray hair, however handsome, do
notes advancing ago. Wo all know tho
advantages of u youthful appearance.
Your hnlr Is your charm. It make or
mars the faeo. When It fades, turns
gray snd looks streaked, Jimt a few
applications of 8ago Ten nnd Rtilphur
enhances Its appearanco a hundred.
fold.
Don't' stay gtnyl Look- young!
Either prepare tho recipe nt home or
get from any drug store a 69-ccnt hot.
tie of "Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur
Compound',' which Is merely the old
time recipe Improved by tho nddltlrm
of other Ingredients. Thousand of
folks recommend this rcady-to-jm
prepsratlon, because It darken, the
hair beautifully, besides no ono ca,n
possibly tell, as It darkens so natur.
ally and evenly. You moisten a
sponge or soft brush with It, drawing
this through the hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
the gray hair disappears; after au
other application or two, its natural
color Is restored and It becomes thick,
glossy and lustrous, and you appear
years younger,
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound Is a dellghtrul toilet requisite.
It Is not Intended for tho cure miti
gation or prevention of disease Adv
i
M
Eat Less Meat
If
I Talw a glaaa of Salts to
bothers
..wig meai regularly eventually
urouueos Kidney troublo In somoTorm
or other, says a woll known nuthor
Ity, because the uHo acid In moat ox
:ltes the kidneys, they becomo over
worked; get sluggish; clog up nd
:auso all sorts of distress, particular
y backncho and misery In tho kidnoy
9glon; rheumatic twinges, severe
lackachea, acid stomach, constipation,
orpW liver, sleeplessness, blnddor
na urinary irritation
Th mnmant . . L I
Wdnew aren't .!., .... orwtT drink which millions of men
V 4"6y .Br?n nct,n rJt, or If, nnd women rule, now nnd then to
Hadder bothers you, get about four
HURTS oi jaa salts from any good
I pharmacy; take a tablespoonful In a
WEDNESDAY, AVCIVHT.1I, mm
'You're mife" when you got km m.
surnm-n pulley fn lit Clillrotn n.,
wiry, Willi Main street.
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Money to lin on illy nii country
,,i,ipoiiy, Hee Clilloite. ir
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Mi On nil It blmlt-r, kiiihI order, ,it
lii.lr )il e. Oilier lmiloiiit-ittn, .'lir
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lll'V A THKIFT RTAMP TODAV.
W, D. MILLER
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Kamp Kook
STOVES
Just (he thing for
that Camping trip
Telford Bros.
Garage
Well Drilling
Have "rock outfit" nnil pre
piiinl for Job of tiny kind.
YOCHAT7.KII IIUON.
Merrill, Ore.
Phone 3 in.
Dassengers
and Baggage
ANYWHERE IN THE CITY
QUICK SERVICE
ItEASONAIILi: HATEH
'PHONE 1ST
Weslern Transfer Co.
'aaaaajssisawjiiiwwaaiai
New City Laundry
We Guarantee Our Work.
Shlrta and Collars Laundered.
Wa also wash silk, wool, and col
ored gods very carefully, Try us
once and be convinced. Our prices
are right Pheiw 114.
127 Fourth Street
Sack of First National Sank
e
Back Hurts
flush Kidneys if bladder
you
sines of water boforo breakfast for a
taw duya and your kldneyu will thu
net lino. Thlg famous salts Is made
fiom tho ncM of grapog and lemon
julco, combined with llthla, and l"
been used for generations to flush
cloggocl kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to noutrnllis
tho aclda In the urne so It no longer
lirltntos, 'thus ending bladder dla
ordora. Jad Saltn cannot Iniure anyone;
lni.,1,.. iii. .... ... Illhll.
"" UOIIBHIIUI OHOrVOSCOin -
kcop tiio kldhoya and urinary organs
cloan, thus avoiding serious klUne
dlsoaso. Adv.
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