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raatlsani dally ascent Sunday by
TBrmald Publlahlng Company ot
Ktomtk Falls, at H6 Fourth street.
, Batarbd at the Doatofflco at Klanv
ath Falls, Ore., for transmission thru
tha malls aa sacoaa-ciaaa matter.
'Babtcrlpt Ion. terms by mall to nny
iBddreea in the United States:
oaeyear i -
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gUHSOAV, At'OUST SO, 101
HcfaM'saassifiedAdvs.
HELP WANTED
HIGH SCHOOL, Ointi wants place to j
work for board and go to school. I
Write Uox 67. Worden. Ore. 20-3 !
WANTED Olrl for store; easy Job.
i' Apply Brown Bros. Paint Store.
C 17-lt
FOR RENT
rOR' RENT Furnished housekeep
tm'rooms. Third and Main. 19-5
US
FOR SALE
ffJMAMM
FOR SALE Household
. call at 1034 Main St
furniture;
, or phone
20-tf
314.
FO R8ALE Little Bulck Sis; first
lass shape. Call Res Barber
Basa,' ISS Main St. 20-J
FOR , BALE Cedar fence posts by
iMoatgomery Bros. 828 Walnut
Stmt. SO-S
FOR BALK Ob ot nicest little
'Cams ia county, partly Irrigated.
Modera Improvements. 80 acres
auHable for small dairy ranch. Call
m Carl Schubert, 330 Main St. It-It
FOR BALE Household goeds: on
'Ferrsetloa coal oil heater, 1 Perfec
tly Mua flam ova. 1 library table,
est 'aad mattrssssa, bedding, wheel
barrow, diahes. cooking utensils. 1
Wheeler a WUaoa sewing machine.
,Mo. , ta perfect condition. 328 4th
Me. f, la perfect coadltlon; one fine
mirror 45x33 Inches. 238 Fourth
1-Jt
FOR SALB Household goods, good
ismw., .races raaaouaDie. can
liirLaseota street.
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FOR BAUB Modem B-room Duaga
low at a bargala. Phono 313.
W1H gtra terms. l-tt
i
ous
WANTJBO Dreas making, Ullorlag.
..utala and fancy sewlag; child-
reals stetaes a specialty. Call at
44 .Mala St Mrs. Badgley. lp-jf
WANTED To bay some good eec-
M aaaa taraitare. call 34 in.
WANTED TO TRADE Two clear
nlata 'la Rlcamoad, Calif., value
IMH,f house aad lot hero; pre
pared ta pay dlfereaee. I D. Parka,
Wardea. l-6t
FOR RALR Four room house oa
'.pared street level lot, city water,
lights, 970S oa terms.
j.twarbaoo.
ORPHEUS THEATER
World Pktarea Prraeat
CARLYLB aUiACKWEUi AND ,
mm LviDGB
-THE WAY OUT
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are's a eorklas good picture,. saappi-
Ijr teM, aaasaiagly acted. It tells a
awwrstenr laadUFerrat way. See-It!
LEMONS TO MAKE
THE SKIN WHITE
MOW TO MAKE A CREAMY LEMON j
BEAUTY LOTION AT HOME FOR
i A FEW CENTS
Your grocer has the lemons and
any drug store or toilet counter will
supply you, with three ounces of or
chard white for a few cents. Squeeze
the Juke of two fresh lemons Into a
Priest, tOe. 1Se War Tax eased
t ,
W&J d shake well. This makes a quar
yML.4 tr pint of the very beat lemon skin
vSfA&.ti-f WkUaUiaaP ami Aomtilovlnti ImnntlnAi
1 "ti HBiria amain Tiiir an ana nrrnnrji ninira
iMW-'taowa. Massage this fragrant,
l''i.yt lllllm dall Into tho favn
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BW ssesaisa. '" Toai it is narmieM, and
General Counsel for the
Railroad Administration
N iiWWfWJttMWMr iWt&M
. uhhh aVHWiTMg,
Hon. John Barton Payne, general
counsel for the Railroad Administra
tion, has proposed to the Senate an
agreement with the ahort line rail
roads for a fair division of rates be
tween them and the trunk lines,
which are under government control.
Sarety boada while yon wait at the
CtiUrote ageary. tf
DANCE AT PINS RIDGE
For a good time attend the daaca
at the Modoc Lumber company plant
next Saturday night. Four comforts
wUI be raffled oft at that time, aad
all proceeds will be given to tha Red
Cross. Dance tickets, SO cents;
chances on comforts, 38 casta. lS-St
A Thrift card In your pocket beats
half a dotes flags oa tha lapel of your
coat
I Kara a dandy fear roesa plastered
aoawe oaly oa Mock treat Mala St
It's dirt cheap at il8M.ee oa easy
Catkote, eat Mala St. tf
Kam Kook Qasollae Storaa aad
Auto Comfort Cushions. No smoke
la your eree.aad a comfortable place
to ait Telford Bros. Oarage. 13-tf
a
Moaejr to loaa aa cttjr aad coaatry
property. SeeCkUcote. tf
McCanakk
at
hast price. Other
Far.
Bear's Wanhoaae Co.
IF YOU ARK PARTICULAR
Latest la drapes aad curtala goods,
Oar stock of Areola Suafaat aad Mas-
rllle Drapes, art tapestries, bungalow
cretonnes Marquesattee, mercerised
reps, curtala Swiss, voile, plain and
figured combination scrims Is now
complete, up-to-date and admirably
aulted for any room In your home,
Guaranteed to please the particular
at prlcea to please the thrifty. See
window display. lt-tf
JOHNSTONE FURNITURE CO.
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Metropolitan Ami
HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
Aa Authorised Photoplay Veralea ot
Ambassador Jaaaea W. GsrareVs
"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
STAR THEATER
Jesse L. Laskey Pros eats
JACK PICKFORD
la
THE SPIRIT OF 'IT"
A Paramount Plctare
He a Yaakee Doodle Daady a
Yankee Doodle Do-or-Dle! Be Bare
to see this red, white aad Mae sto
ry" of the "old borne towa."
TEMPLE THEATER
Vltagraph Presents
HARRY MOREY ,
la
"THE OTHER MAN"
A story of great love found at the
ead of the trail of sorrow.
Also a nig V Comedy
Admission 10c aad 18c
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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
ERSONAL
MTTLIC n)KtilOHT8 OX LOCAL HAI'PKMVOS
AMONG THR PROI'LK OF THIS CITY AND VICINITY.
UOINGS AND COMING OF LOCAL FOLKS
IL
H. B. Bailey Is here for a
time from Cottage Grove.
ahort
D. Chandler arrived yesterday on
business from Lakevtow.
Oeorge T. Bryant Is a business vis
itor from San Francisco.
J. W. Arthur Is a business visitor
In this city from Portland .
Thomas O'Connor is a county seat
visitor from Bly today, registered at
tho Hotel Hall.
B. E. Wolford Is In the county scat j
today on business from Yalnax, on
the Reservation.
Mrs. N. Dennis and Miss Orva Den
nis are guests at the Hotel Hull
from Dorrls.
M. F. 8hcl!oy came In last night
to look utter business Interests In
this city.
C. D. Welter and wife are here
for a short visit from Dorrls. They
are guests at the Hotel Hall.
W. C. Dalton, a well known stock
man of the Malln section, Is In town
today on matters ot business.
Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hutto are
Klamath Falls visitors from Modoc
Point on the Indian Reservation.
I. D. Whltmore and family left
this morning for a visit of a week
at their camp at Idlerest on Spring
Creek.
John L. Chase, B. V. Chase and
Master Aldtn Chase of Adin, Cal., are
tourist visitors stopping at the Hotel
Hall.
E. A. and Arthur Blockllnger and
Charles J. Twohy, lumber men from
VSI UISM IIMUI
Dorrls, are here tor a short time on, ""' " . "u "'"";n aoTernmcnt
matters ot business. that he Is prepared to spend 1,000..
000 on the first or several such
Mrs. Fred Fleet and little son, (plants, and la awaiting only the se
Frank. returned yesterday from a ten lection of an official site.
daya vUlt with Mr. and Mrs. H. W.
Wianard ot Upper Laagell Valley.
Dr. Oeorge E. Compton and wife
were among the train arrivals last
alght from Saa Francisco. They are
guests at tho White Pelican.
I proproM ioai 11 win oe imposaiDie above him and that higher up, Win
Mr. aadNMrs. Hiram Roberts re-, to absorb the profits, the Mexican tor waa coming down followed by
celved a letter from their son Archa government wilt be glveVcontrol of two or more of the enemy. He took
Roberts. .Utlag that he had landed the Plant., It waa aald. j hcllht t0 meot Wln,,r ,nd ,ne ncr.
la Franca aafely. and seat his best I "The trsctor will give the people m.n. .h.Brinn.d th. a.hi
regards to the people of Klamath aa opportunity to'reallso some of the
County. I wealth of their country," Mr. Ford
W. 8. Haahman of tho United dded
States navy," came In last alght with
Mrs. Harshmaa for a ahort vacation Ask Chllrote about the aew Low
Ytolt. They left for Crater Lake this' Cost life, accident aad health polio
morning and will rtalt other Klamath lea of the Travelers. They're the
attractions .before leaving the coun- real thing la life aad accldeat laser
ty. 'aac.
PERSHING'S CHIEF OF STAFF BEGAN AS PRIVATE
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Qeneral Harbord, now chief of staff
to General Pershing in the conduct
of the Amercan part of the war In
Europe, began his army career aa a
private In the ranks. fomttoV'yZZaiui. "" d0 not b,orb lm9tMn
-- ........ " """"i.cameto know hlai well whea the two lata the blood, while the hnw.i. MM.
army Jaa. W, 1IJ0. In lg7 he were on duty la Mindanao. 'aa.-".
MENTION
O. W. Cherry and tliroo children,
Mrs. E. Yuncy and Mrs. E. Hughes
uero passengers this morning on the
auto stage to Ashland.
Manager E. J. Grunt ot tho Algoma
Lumber company, was down
from
that point yesterday looking after
matters of buslneM horo. '
Harry Thrasher, who was for a
number of years Identified with tho
barber shop ot J. U. Swunson in this
city, and who has been abnent for the
past three years, has returnod to
Klamath Fals. He returned from
Orldloy, Cat.
It. C. Wort ley, a well known bar
ber here who loft a your ago for
Cleveland, O., at tho death ot his
mother there, has returned by auto
with his family. Ho .declares that
tho eastorn towns, ospeclally the
manufacturing centers, are booming,
but that Klamath Kalis Is tha liveli
est place he struck west of tho Missis
sippi, with the posslblo exception of
Cheyeno, Wyo.
DETROIT, Aug 20. Plant for the
erection of aeveral tractor plants
were announced today by Henry Ford
the automobile manufacturer. Ford
J .1 .
"We Will aell Virtually at COat aad
proiiia accumuiaio we win put
them right back Into the business,"
"tt!d Mr Pord- "Not cent ' t0 be
nT0RS
FOR MEXICANS
ffi EPROPOSED
..Ku ui 01 ienco. 1 height. Then ho discovered that tho
Should the bualncss grow to suchther German was manoeuverlng
xtsLMK.
&mMlMvu
HARSOROX;
failed In competitive examination for
West Point
hn, in tao .. ... -i'L.
.. -, 1. . .. ., mtltn,mfW
'before an army board to be exam -
Ined for a commission and mused
with fiin. i-.- n . t l,.J
rivin. Mi- n 1 t ' K..-l
THREE PUKES
El
WITH THR AMERICAN AHMY
IN FRANCE, Aug. 1, (Correspond
ence of the Associated Press) Tho
'' ui.iiwu.ui .,u ... ..........
of Newton, Mass.,' the loading are of
stnaM H I'UlltAM.M, HAMlfl L Ifl.tl.AtM
American aviation, as lie tells It,
gives the Impression that there Is
nothing estraordlnarrln the making
of a atar of the air fleet. Of the big
things .he has dono ho tolls In bo'
IGH MONTH
ran
quiet a way that they appear ordln- tu.k then dlo. All tho (ieriuiiiH1
nry. Ill greatest fight took placo 011 1 fP,UM mm down, one of them, at
June C, when he engaged ton Oer- 1(,lsti ,ny ll0 Hpln mnkliiK,
mans and shot down five of. them. s.Ito third hum ess officially indited
A year ago he was toellng his woy, ..1.., m-Iio next day be downed n
on a Penguin, the machine that I
given to all beginners because It can -
not fly off the ground. Now his
average Is three victories a month,
having destroyed twenty enomy
planes and an observation balloon'
since nu ueoui, ueccmocr so, ivii.
not all of these have been officially
recorded.
Putman shows In the air tho same
ardent aggressiveness that tho dor
mans have been grieved to observe
. . ... . A An.
In our Infantry. Like a great many
new filers, he sailed boldly over the
lines far into the territory occupied
by the Germans to provoke battle,
In consequence a number of his vie
tcries could not be officially confirm
ed and the risks wero largely In
creased. Twice he has had to plane
back over the lines with his motor
out ot commission and his machine
ahot up.
'After seven months training and
one month's service at the front ho
fought his first battle and won It on
January 1. Wally Winter, of Chic
ago, flying In the same patrol, said
Putnam saved him during this fluht.
Putnam now says he was the mnn
who waa saved by Winter.' Flying
la a high wind that bore him over
Into lha ! tnrrltnrv hi. lhl.l
, v , ,,. H..,vn
two Oermans betow him making for
the French lines. He dove after
" "nd got one ot 2.000 Vards
A curious accident la his second
.1
DMHK HOT WATER
ffYOtf DESIRE A
ROST COMPLEXION
Says ws ssat
help
feel
but leak
C " lsTB)lB sVsMsTBj
To look one's best and feel one's be.
a to fcnjoy an Inside bath each morn
ing to flush from the ayatem the prevl
oua day'a waste, sour fermentations
and polaoBoua toxins before It la ab
sorbed Into the blood. Just aa coal.
when bursa, leaves behind a certala
amount of Incombustible material la
the form of ashes, so food anil drink
taken each day leavea la the alimen
tary organs a certain amount-of indi
gestible material, which If not eliminat
ed, form toxlna and poisons which are
then aucked Into the blood through the
very ducts which are Intended to auck
In only nourishment to sustain the
body.
If you want to 'see the glow of nealthy
bloom In your cheeks, to see your skin
get clearer and clearer, you are told to
drink every morning upon arising, a
glass of hot water with a teaspoonful '.
of limestone phosphate in it, which Is a
harmless meana of washing the waste
material and toxlna from the stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels, thus cleans.
ing, sweetening and purifying the en
tire alimentary tract, before putting
more food Into the stomach.
Mea and women with sallow skins.
liver spots, pimples or palld complex-!
ion, also tboae who wake up with a
coated tongue, bad taste, nasty breath.
others who are bothered with head
aches, bilious spelts, acid stomach or
constipation should begin this phos
phated hot water drinking, and are aa-
sured of very pronounced resulta In
one or two weeks.
A quarter pound of limestone nhos-'
phate coats very little at the drug store
out ia sufficient to demonstrate that
Just aa soap and hot water cleanses,
purines ana freshens the skin on tne
outside, so bot water and limestone
.phosphate act on the Inside organs
'"-. . "" urRnns
we mUit a,wayg congid,,. tnat iternil
.MlUtl0B 'mtly B'or.hl
'th. - ..-m--1. ,, ...!"
- -"", oeeause tne
--..-, U.UIU. me
flKlil. Jnnmtrj 27, unxo Ptitimm Urn
tiiiplviisnnt HViimitlon or lielnu at hi
mherMirk's metey. He miulu niii'Ii u
uliaip dln after M man tiiut nn
machine tuim.il initio and nil lilit.
spmo ammunition fell onl Hi) hid
fired tho l.mt utittldlto fumi hit Kim,
wlott Uio (lei limn, unbilled and
crmilied about to H lnldii tbu
(lormaii IIiuh. Puln.im's li ul(1'
had done foi him.
A wieU later lie lind nnntliei liar-
,row oMiapo lien In n NkIiI !' tc"r
lun ..nter is mill llll "iis (linn
mwi in iM,. i in. Me Jlixt UlilliilKiil to
(1w, vn,vr , ,uUeiHiiilei ami plane
..... ,. II
(mux (O mo I'TI'lll'll llllVli
I'mmm tjmiu work wllli the
'Hl,llnt,( 0f Mouiomiul Mndon on u
mon,,mu, Mnnh M nnil tho kiiiho
.-.. rm, i,.(l lmi(il of IT. (Um iiuiiik.
kiiowIiik lie lind tlio nduutiiKi In
. ,,, )l(, ,10,1,101! to uiiiko a uuhh
,wo Feter In 11 flKbt with two; his
j,,,, j,,mmed and be bud to 1IU0 .iwny
,,,, ,,.., .....,.!
()ll(, ,,, 1,1, 0K,wt nl,d hnidoill
rumt,atH wiik on April II, when hot
.,.,, ,....- . M,ntors dnrliiK
Ihlrty.flto mlnulos. duo of iluiiu mum h a'i n ""-tom nniti. 0f
crashed. Tlio afleinoou of tlio foil. "Willi's Biiko ami Kuliliur (',.
owing day ho ran Into one of iho'l'ouud" at any drug ,.toro M ,n,
German "ilre.iKes". there wero six of hnttles of llila old rnnimis HigsTea
in the group n 10 got two of l,oni.l-;clu.. Iinprinmi by tlio addition of
Theiic made tlio mUersailei shot ,l,ur InRrodlenla, are .1 nnnu.lly,
down botweon March It and April wys a ae I known dragg 1st here, ls
12 from a monoplane.
F
NEURALGIA GONE
Dr.
James' Headache Powders
give instant relief Cost
dime a package.
Nerrp-rscLIn, n'lltllnK or dull,
throbbing IumhI icliri yirl.l in jimt a few
moment to Dr. JatmV llr.ulaclic IViiv
dcrs wlilrh rtnt only 10 miU a jiack.
aga at any drut; utore. It's tliu quirk
rst, surmt lirmUrlio rrllrf In tlio wlioln
WOlld. Don't aulfrrl lttllro tlio
fifpftpiV
agony 11 ml ilutrmi mm-1 u ran.
Million of turn mid wniiirii lmn
found tlmt lir.iilaclic and lunniljjia
misery In uivillrs. Get what )nii nk
for.
we Gasoline
Quality
Red Crown is a
Btrnicht-cKstillcd, all
refinery gasoline, not
i mixture. Its contin
uous, uniform chain
of boiling points makes
easy starting, quick
acceleration, power
and mileage sure.
Look for the Red
Crown sign before
you fill.
STANDARD OIL
COMPANY
(CaUlornla)
n. A. WI.N.I.KU
Special Agent HUintlnnl Oil Co.,
Klamath I'mIU, Oregon,'
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Whea a man gets to waatlne
real tobacco comfort and
lasting quality he can go
straight to' Real Gravely
Chewing Plug every time.
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TUMMY, AUGUST an, tt)n
HOW ANY tllltl, t'AN
HAVK I'lUITi'V cvm
No Kill U protty lr her oe iu tvi
slialued or huvo it ink rlnun. uvu
WArtll with imrii l.uuptik ) M
will IhIkIiIv" tho u)ts, niiil u wVi,y
ww Mill niiiprlso oii with I tu iv
OUHDIHLl! iohuKh. A Nimill ,t,',j
l,a0ilc Is KUnrunteuil lo ihhi, vn,t
lieiiltliy, iarklliiK hud ImkIiuiii Th.
ijnlcK eliuiiKo will ploauo )ini Alum.
Ilium e).t cup FIIKIJ. Wliliniiii, )ru
Co Adv.
A loul Ixiittiiln In ii three room fur.
ulilii'il Iioiko on tJrnut Hi., mil) n.vio
null.
MM' I Mill Oil', IKIII .'Mm I II l,, f
.
'
irs (iii.,Miirm:it's iti: ii-i: to
Illtl.Xt HACK 1'Ol.ltlt AM) l.ls.
Tin; 10 IIAIII
Vim can tin it wriiy, tailed hair bom.
ll'"!!)' dark ami luitrous alinust mr
raiii'u 11 mirm-iin ihu niiir mi tin t tir-
I ally and eunly that 110 one cm (ill (
' tins bt'oti applied,
ITIio'o whoso hair Is turultiK sray
or tieMimliiK faded hao 11 wirprJu
AwaltliiK tlie in, borausn after on or
'two nppllratloua tlio gray luilr an
; Uties iiiI )our lock bciotiie luiurl
nntly dark and beautiful.
This la the ago of youth. (Ira,
bnlred, uiniltractlx 0 folks nirn't want
ed around, so gel bimy with ')etli'i
ISnKo and Hulpliur Couipuuiid tonight
land you'll bo doUghted with jour
dark, hnndsome luilr and your youtb.
fill npiearanro within a few days.
Ibis preparation Is a toilet rcuutilta
mill l not Intended for tho euro, mill.
Kitloti or proeiitlon of dlsensn AJ
lti:CKAItl ItKNT HKItVICK
llioae 09
Mght Phone mil
W. D. MILLER
Hoofing Contrarlor
Maltbiild. Tar and Oravel Hoof
ing. Hoof Con ting. Repnlr Work
u Kpeclulty. 232 S. Sixth Btrwt.
Plume 293.
Mr. Jones Has
A roll lop ijonk, a t)peurlter
mill letter file, a rifle, n Klmt
Kim, fl-liliiK tnrhle, rubber
IiimiIn, nmi nu automobile,
Mrs. Jones Wanls
An elm trie washing iiinrliine, a
viii mini ileiuinr, mom lag iiimli
luo motor, toaater atute, curling
Iron, olr.
Wo supply your household
helps.
llolm'.' Yea XoreMltles.
Link River
Electrical Co.
Hy lb J. Sheets
Phone 171.
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P Bl A M Wam Jit, aaav .
IUUi
TO OMEN I'M
, . Peyton Brand
Real Gravely
Chewing Plug
10e a pouch and worth it
no more (0 cWtAaasrsfcasrypfag
Gravsly Tehaeca Cempaf
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wuthm virgaua
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