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.SATURDAY; AUGUST 84, 1918
brid'.ftssfcilAdu.
HELP WANTED
WANTED A woman to clean
math General hospital.
Kla-!3-St
WANTED 4 young ladles to train
(or nurses, Klamath General hos
pital training school for nurses. 21-4
FOR RENT
Wm0t00 'H WIWWI
FOR RENT A furnished
house.
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Phone 67-J.
FOR SALE
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FOR BALE Household goeds: one
ateel range, 1 new bed and spring,
1 mew Hoosler cabinet, 1 solid oak
dining set, and other miscellaneous
articles. Call at 1151 Pine St. J4-4
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FOR BALE O II RENT One chair
barber shop. Call 729 Main 81
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FOR SALE Bulck roadster. Terms
tto salt. Heallne Photo Shop. 11-tt
FOR SALE Oood yonng team. wt.
1700 lbs. Address Bog 1011. !-
. FOR SALE 21 head yearling Shroa-
ahtra backs. See Frank Ward. Kla-
asata. Falls, or Wllsoa Bros., at Dry
Pratrte. ' 21-t
FOR 'BALK Modern eight room
faraaee. two lets, fruit
Raaeoaahle terms, lit Jef
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F4MVBALE One Rrowafac aatoraa-
. ' Ma thai gna. Telford Bros. Oar-
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yearling
Adams,
Hereford
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FOR BALE Cedar fence posts by
.Maatceraery Bros. Ill Walant
attaat. . -!
FOR' BALE Oas of nleest Mttle
m atmaty, partly Irrigated.
uaprovetaeats. ao seres
tor assail dairy ranch. Call
m Carl Baaubert, HO Mala St l-t
FOR BaLE Heaeehold goods, goed
astaaw. Prtees resioaabls. Call
lilt Liaeola street, !-
FOR BALE Modem 5-rooa bmaga
.law at a bargala. Phoao 111.
wn sin tenas. llf
FOR BALE 1 Wheeler WUsoa
taewiag awehlae, oae-foarth rsa
kdr pries, la perfect eoadltloa; I
UMO-caarter msttresses: trait Jan:
stadeat slectrk temp; good wheel
arrow; small strosg bed room staad.
WIM take War Savings Stamps. Ill
Foarta St, ll-lt
FOR BALE 1 Majestic Steel Range,
S rocking chairs, 1 couch aad cover,
1 Electric lamp sUnd and shade, 1
typewriter, Smith Premier No. I, 1
dialag table,! small stand, tables 1
Sardea raks, l shovel. 1014 Mala
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brISCELLANEOUS
,FOR BAUth-Foar room hoase oa
m farad street, level lot, city water,
osseins iiau, f too oa terms.
9. V. WARD OO,
WWlaai Fox Preseais
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Q -", By Adelph IPEaaery
- AJBiada Bars Saper-Productloa
Bpaslal Prices, le aad Sue War
' Tax Added
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
WSltam Fox PreseaU
JEWEL CAMEN
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"CONFESSION"
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PENDLETON. Ore. Aug.22. Wr
tlmo conditions hao brought the
thecphcrder, for many years paat
considered as being about at the bot
tom' of emplojment ladder, to the
rank and pay of a skilled laborer In
some Instances. Prior to the war
the going wage for shecpherdera of
the top rank was $45 a month and
at present the federal employment
office In Pqntleton quotes $75 a
month and many slteepherders are
receiving $100. In a few Isolated
cases $125 has been reported.
At the beginning of the draft the
situation In this part of the country.
where many large sheep operators
make their headquarters became
serious. Many sheepherdera were
within the draft ajre, and little dis
position waa shjown by the draft
boards to exempt them. Besides
those drafted many sought employ
ment In other lines, to replace draft-
ed men there. To obtain men quail
fled by training and ability to care
for flocks under alt conditions on
remote ranges, where they were visit
ed only at long Intervals by camp
tenders, became a knotty problem.
Wages began to rise, from $50 a
month then to $75 and on up to $100
the figure went The latter figure,
and the exceptional one ot 1125 were
reported aa having been paid la
Southern Idaho, but, operators here
were disposed to doubt the higher
quotations.
la the matter of living conditions,
too, the sheepherdera' lot baa bright
ened. Only the roughest faro former
ly was supplied them. Now their
supplied of food are about on a par
with those of farm workers. Better
means of transportation, due to store
geaersl use of motor trucks, has con
tributed largely to this improvement.
Most ot the sheepherdera are sin
gle men, aad these have bow been
brought to the dtstlactloa of paying
war Income tax. Many of them are
buyers of liberty bonds.
I have a Steady fear i
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HOUSTON'S
OPERA HOUSE
Aa Aathertasel Photoplay Verssoa of
Ambassador Jsases W. Gerard's
"MY FOUR YEARS IN GERMANY"
Satarday aad Saaday, Aag. 2U-SS
STAR THEATER
Adolph Zakor Presents
EL8IK FERGVSON
THE DANGER MARK"
t Aa Arteraft Plctare
"The Daager Mark" settles the qaes.
i ,4Ca tho power of love over
cesao the force of heredity?"
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Select Pfctares Preseat
ALICE BRADY
"HER SILENT SACRIFICE"
Directed by Edward Jose
TEMPLE THEATER
Mutaal PreseaU
MARY MILES MINTKR
"PEGGY LEADS THE WAY"
Also A Geo .Ovey Comedy aad Hearst
Patlie News
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
Triangle Protests
ROY STEWART
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"PAYING HIS DEBr1
A Tale of Gratitude and Generous
Bravery
Also Hearst Paths News Latest War
Pictures aad Current KveaU
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MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
'MOTION PICTVRES
TVRBDAYS AND BATVRDAYB
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tesssseoaly oae MocM fresa Mass St.
Rs d4rt ekoaat at IBBB.SS aa easy
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ERSONAL
I.ITTLK SIDELIGHTS ON I.OCAL HAPPENINGS
AMONG TMK PEOPLE OK THItt CITY AMI VICINITY.
GOINGS AND COMINGS (IP LOCAL FOLKS
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Arthur Linger Is n county seat vis
itor from Atgoma today.
t. E. Kertcrson ,a lumberman from
Worden, Is In town on business today.
Chas. C. Duggan was among tho ar
rivals yesterday afternoon from take-
view.
Mrs. K. James and Miss Lata Gray
arc recent arrivals from uunsmuir,
Cal.
P. Nine, n lumberman from Mac
doel, is a Klamath Kails business ls
llor. Mr. and Mrs. E. Weston ot San
Francisco are tourist visitors In tho
city today.
Mr .and Mrs. O ."it. Overbeck an?
tourist visitors In the cliy from Port
land. M. and H. Ooodenough were among
last night's arrivals from Hillings,
Mont. I
J. P. Potter and A. J. Campbell
are business visitors from San Fran
cisco.
Mr .and Mrs. H. H. Durrows are
guests at the Hotel Hall today from
Los Angeles.
H. H. VanValkenburg is In
today on matters of business
his ranch on the Keno road.
town .
from
Mr. and Mra. A. E. Llndsley are
among the tourist visitors here to-
day. They came from Spokane.
E. 8. Hammond was among the,He U now ,dentlfietl wlth ,ho Internal
train arrivals last night from Salem.
He la registered at the Hotel Hall.
W. L. Kadderlr Is hore today from
Corvallla on matters of business with
County Agriculturist Agent H. It.
Olalsyer ,.
A. Kallna. who conducts a general
store at Malln, was a county seat
bsslness visitor In Klamath Falls yes
terday. Mr. and Mrs. George Paulson are
here for a short visit from Herman,
Neb. They are guests at the White
Pelican.
, O. I. Fisher aad' J. W. Kitte ware
among the train arrivals last night.
They are registered at the White Pel
ican hotel.
BE AT LINMAri'S WHARF, Sunday,
Aug. 15, at I a. m. for the big
Summer Picnic. A dandy time. 2t
ROYS IN FRANCE
WANT HOME PAPERS
LONDON, Aug. 4. "More home
newspapers" .is the appeal which Is
being made to the Library Commltfe
ot the American Red Cross by Amerl.
can soldiers In hospitals In Great
Britain.
The Library Committee Is at pres
ent furnishing reading matter for
more than 16,000 men a month, both
in hospitals and In camps. The
books are either gifts or are purchas
ed In London.
The magailnes and newspapers
must of necessity come from Amerl.
ca. This class of literature gives
greater satisfaction tothe men than
books. ,
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The little "whpet" tank used by the British has been one of the factors
U,1?,af,ri ?M? conUnU0U drve. The tank can move over ground
first latrodnced in tba war.
MENTION
It. L. Swift N In ton for n few
dnys fromMnrtln, tho sito of tho new
saw mill noar Kirk lie Is rcKlstcred
at tho Hotel Hall.
Mr. and Mrs. C. N l).iln and dau
ghter and Mr .timl .Mr. J. W. John
son nro tourists stopping lit tho lto-
tel Hall from Fallon. Nev. '
C. It. Holdcn, J. W. Arthur. J. II. I
Grohs, T. C. Ilronilwlch, A. S. Scott,'
and J. F. llurk were passenger this
morning on tho tiuto stage to Ash
land, j
Mrs. Lovi McDonald and daughter
Jean, and nuth. Coral and lluford heredity his beautiful daughter has
Clopton left this morning for Uorko-'n crnvlng for alcoholic drinks, which
ley, Cnl.. whero thoy will spend tho thru secret Indulgcnco becomes n con-w,nlcr-
firmed habit.
Mrs. F. F. McCrendy Is down fori As adopted to motion pictures, tho
a short visit from tho McCrcudy ,"-y provides a vehicle wherein Miss
r.inch on Sprngue rlu-r. bnjond Chll- Ferguson appears In luxurious sur-
oquln. roundlngs. attired In bcntitltul gowns
and the rulo demands the full display
Flojd Sparks Is a recent arrhal ln'of her omotlona talent. The climax
tho city from Spokane. Ho was ,g attncd when she realise she has
formerly of Klamath Falls, and Is ronrhed Hho dnnger mark." mid
here for n few dns xlsltlng friends 8trvcB desperately to break her
and relatives. I.i,i,i.. n..i. . t,n n.ihv nt tin.
William F. II. Chase, who tnucht
school at Pine drove and Tule Lakol,ent
in T894, Is In Klamath Falls for a
iew nays, visiting old friends.
Several children of County Clerk
jC. R. DcLap, County Commissioner) the star, will be presented at the
I IlUrrnll Shlir nil.! nlhnr ufnll Ii.ai.hU . .. .
residents here, woro among his stu -
dents. Mr. Chnso Is n son In law ofjto this first showing because of tho
'Moses James of tho Honanza section. ... Mn..,n,inn ,i.., n ......... ..
Rovenue service with headquarters
at Marysvlllo, Cnl
Money to loan on rlly and, country
property. See Clillrotc. if
sircormicK Dinder, good order, at
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iwii price. utner implements. Far.
warehouse Co. SS-tf
Sarety bonds while )ou wait at the
Chllrote ageary. tf tlon-picture followers. The climax Is
' j romarkable. It Is something nev?;
Knmp Kook Oasoline Stoves and done ln c'ever and exciting way.
Auto Comfort Cushions. No smoke Miss Carmen does tho boat work of
Juur 3B? ?nUn comfortable place her career in this photoplay,
to sit. Telford Bros. Oarage. Jl-tfl 4
Ask Clillcote .bout the new Low ' - Thed B'ra " rsloa of
Cost life, arcldeat and health pollc-,"The Two 0,hn," b ne b'
les of the Travelers. They're tho aMrcon at n Orpbeua Thentro
real thing in llfejUd accident Insar-1 lo0,h,
ance.
A LEAIIKK IN LIKE INSURANCE
Tho creni utrnnih n. i.i. .11.1.
dends, and the incomparable bene-hn never l'"ed ,0 I,v" Plndld en
flU of the First American Life InmiiJ tcrtalnment. In "The Two Orphans"
ance Co., means first class Incurance
for you. For particulars see Geo. C.
Ulrlcb, district manager. 22-tf
A real bargain la a three room fur -
nlshed house oa Grant St., only S330 !
cash. tWo (lilkole, 038 Main St. tf
Less delay, wuen you fill at Kla
math Service Statlou. Sixth and Kla
math. 26-tf
War Saving, Stamps earn Intoreil
lor jou 'on Sundays and holidays.
Get a standard fire Insurance pol
Icy from llillcole. tf
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Appearing In what Is asserted to
be the best photoplay In which she
has been seen for many months, Klslo
Ferguson, the beautiful Artcrafl star,
will bo presented In a plcturUatlon of
Hubert V. Chambers' turnout nou'l,
'Tho Danger Mark." nt tho Star
Theutro tonight. Tho story Is one of
umiiuml attraction, tho theme dealing
with n oung woman' struggle t
master a craving for drink which she
had Inherited from n bibulous anient
or. In "The Danger Mark" Mr. Cham
bers discussed the sunjcit of heredity
from a different angle, umflils char
acters move in high soclifl circles.
Tho man with tho unquenchnblo
thirst does not lose tho fortune he
has amassed, but thru the taint of
m"n " lovel- nvT ""I'P"" l"
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Tho new William Fox nlcture.
"Confession," with Jowel Carmen as
l There Is unusual Interest attached
acquired as n star and also because
f the nature of tho plcturo In which
sho Is to bo seen. It Is described
as a thrilling drama of mystery which
holds those who seo It In suspense
from beginning to end.
It begins with a wedding. Tho I
bride and bridegroom slip away from
their guests. Thoy are held up and
'all their belongings, Including the
brldo'a wnddlns rlns. are tnken. Tho
loss of 'the wedding ring starts a ser-
ies of events that will stir all mo
ma iurj ui tne ine I wo urpn-
nns" Is known to evoryono. In Its
new form It lit even more thrilling
and will win the applause of millions
f motion picture goers. Miss llarn
,he p,a,ri tn prt of ' B "lrl wno '
j not r ,ne vnmplre type, and sho
, establishes for herself a separate
place In pictures. In this plcturo her
, versatility is shown to a remarkable
degree. It Is one of the mtny reas-
ons why she has so big a place In the
hearts of picture fans.
When a woman loves, sh. I. ready1
to man. ny sicrlflce. That I. .the
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la which Ii nr. 7.,"00or,
in which Alice Brady, the Select
Pictures star, will appear at the 8tnr
W.rcan8U.nr,!;,r; h"" T "
American artist, hn. great talents,
GERMANS
In keeping the Germans on
more readily than a Isr.sr
' arger
the
one
Overseas Athletic Director
for the K. of C.
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Johliy liters, the famous second
bsKcinnii, In now working with the
Knights of Columbus War Work I
activities uml will shortly go over loj
"? ', ,n''M "" tl.o llrcrtltn of
athletic
In the American noMlor
camps.
but needs tho support of some In
fluential person to further his career.
Tho arrival of I'rlnro llclssard, an old
roue, glex hor tho oiiportunlly, and
the unsophisticated little ccuntr
girl promises to give herself to him
his return for his aid to tho young
artist. Tho I'rlnro fulfills his part
of the bargain, mid In the meantime
piles the girl with etery luxury and
attraction of smart Purlalnn society
life. After the. artist receives th"
(irnnd Prlie, tho girl carrion nut her
part of the agreement by publlily
arlinowleditlng the I'rlnro as hor
lever; but tho Knla which watchei
over truo lovers saves her from tbo
greatest sacrifice. Thru tho Prince's
Hindoo tenant, tho tnnulo Is finally
unrivelled and "tho man and the
moid' embarked together, upon tho
blissful seas of matrimony.
Like every Hulect Stur Picture,
"Iter 8llent Sacrifice" with All.o
llrndy will thrill you and gladden
your heart.
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,, roeti. Tholr . . , won-
en en 10 no wonucrfiil
of ie We.ter world. Tho peculhr
-ram., which they have for cent!,"
lc Presented have developed mnrvol
us n.ninmm.in .
ous pantomimic actors. These actors
I1IIIIAIIF In lha hiavIu I. Y... .
,V,h "- -rm 1 I, 7sew.
art. Alma Ruben, and Olive Tlmm.,,.
Unrry Yammamoto, notod Japancso
.character actor has been ndded to
Triangle forces. Ho appears In "Pay.
Ing his dobt," with Roy Stewart, and
,hls work will he watched with great
Interest by movlo patrons. Yammi-
oto has a streak of gonulno Orlen-
tai humor as well Us artistry In his
blood. In his role of Chlng. the cook
and general handy man nt tho moun
tain retreat of Poto Morton, "Tho
vanishing Hnndlt," ho Introduced
"gags" In his sud-faccd Orlontal way
that set DIroctor Cliff Smith and his
cast to screaming with laimhtdr. nnv
Stewart will be seen "I'nvlmr in
Debt" at tho Temple Theatre Sun
day night.
COMB SAGE TEA
DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RE.
STORKS ITS NATURAL COLOR
AND LUSTRE AT OXCK
Common garden snge brewed Into
neuvy lea, with sulphur and alcohol
lira hi
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s i3' Sise: sis. a aa
W. D. MILLER
Hooflas Ctiatraclor
Miiltbold, Tar and Oravsl
lugit Kouf Coiling. Repair
Root.
Work
a specialty,
I'lioni- III.'
III 8. Sixth Btrsst.
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ludd GtMiils. Light anil Heat)
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Itntily at Any Hour.
General Truster Co.
Phone HSU Itealdenre lll.VM
Mr. Jones Has
A roll top deakya typewriter
anil letter files, rifle, a shot
gun, fUiilng tackle, rubber
boots, and aa autoateblle,
Mrs. Jones Wants
An electric washing machine, a
vaiuum (leaner, sewlag marn.
Ine motor, toaster stove, rurllag
Iron, etc.
We supply roar household
helps.
IIIm? Yes Necessities.
Link River
Electrical Co.
My R. 1. Sheets
Phone 171.
the addition of other Ingredients,
:ostlng about SO cents a largo bottls,
at drug stores, known as "Wytth't
3age and Sulphur Compound," thus
voiding a lot of muss
While gray, faded hair is not sin
ful, we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance snd attractiveness. By
larkenlng your hair with Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound, no one
cun tell, because It Is done so natur
ally, so evenly. You Just dampen a
iponge or soft brush with It and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a tlmo; by morning
all gray hairs have disappeared. Af
ter another application or two your
linlr becomes dark, glossy, soft, and
luxuriant, and you appear years
younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur
Compound Is a delightful toilet requl
olte. It I. not Intended for the cur.
mitigation or prevention of disease.
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BEGIN HOT WATER
DMNIDfG IF TOO
DONT FEEL RIG KIT
ays alaes of hat water with
phosphate befera breakfast
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If you wake up with a bad taste, ,
bad breath and tongue Is coated; It
your head la dull or aching; If what
you snt spurs and forms fs and acid
In stomach, or you are bilious, consti
pated, nervous, sallow, aad can't gtt
feeling just right, begin latJde bath
ing. Drink before breakfast, a glass
of real hot 'water with a taaspoooful
or limestone phosphate la It. This
will flush tho poisons aad toxins frost
stomach, liver, kidneys aad bowsli.
and cleanse, sweetea and purify tba
entire alimentary tract. Do your In
side bathing Immediately upon aris
ing in tha mornlag to wash out of lha
system all tha previous day's polton
ouK waste, gas- n and sour bile before
cutting more food into the stomach.
To feel Ilka young folks feel; Hit
you felt before your blood, serves and
muscles became loaded with body In
purities, get from your pharmacist a
quarter pound of limestone phosphate
which Is Inexpensive aad almost taste
less, except for a sourish twlaga which
is not unpleasant.
Just as soap and hot watsr act oa
the skin, cleansing, swestsalng and
freshening, so hot watsr aad !!
atone phosphate act oa tha stomach,
liver, kidneys aad bowsls. Msa aid