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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 16, 1918)
As, THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FAMLS. QREOON MOMHAY, HKlTiamiH, .. 1' xVrfi -'T i r u 'tMgnitEiiitg Herald T ,W.'Y, tr 4 8l? ., A' ?;' cvjrt. " r'r il' . wro. SMITH ' , EDITOR Htf.t Actvarlisiiiff Chlb X" M '. i-S Published dally oxcspt Sunday by The Herald Publishing Company of 'Klamata Falls, at 116 Fourth atreet. Entered at the poitofflce at Klam ath Falli. Ore., for tranimlMlon thru the mallt aa second-class matter. subscription terms by mall to any address In the United, States: One year . IE.00 One month ......... .60 MONDAY, 8KPTKMBKB 10, IBIS Heralds Classified Ad?s. HELP WANTED WNM.. WMfMM WANTED Woman to cook, or man and wife; man to work on ranch; man, and wife ISO; woman HO: cook for six; steady job. J. P. McAullfte, Bly, Oregon. 14-4 WANTED Woman, or man and wife to work on ranch. Francis J. Itowno, Bonanza, Ore 12-tt WANTED Short order cook at Jewel Cafe. and pastry li-t LOST AND FOUND MWMMMWMVIMW LOST Hudson Swiss movement wrist watch without bracelet. He- ward at Herald office. 16-2 FOR RENT WANTED To rent a piano for prob ably a year. Phone 208-W 16-6t FOR SALE MMMWMMMMMMWMAMMWI FOR SALE ICO aero ranch: price 0mA0W0 (M'K)m " ' t eRBBBBBBlBJnkjBBBBfeKA.?l W& IflHKn&Wf WFr??$y fc, W-x? Js x v & X x1 oW1 HBBBBaB X JSBBBBBBBBBBB XIM I JaLLLH I T . 1 'nanCMaM BaBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBB "-. i, J aVnamnvnaBiW Bannnnnnnm nam ! 1 'annnnnnnnnnt anaanVXsasmwH! iasmnnnnnnnnnaBsmnnn LBbBI a aaaaaaaaan 'BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBinBBIS aBBBMBBBBll iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBnnBBa BBBaT.J BBaVBBaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaK bb1 BbSHHHbbSmbI p ERSONAL MENTION LtTTLB inia.lQIITS OX LOCAL IIAM'KMNOH AMONG THE I'KOl'LK OF THIS CITY AMI VICINITY. OOIN'OM AND COMINUS OF I.OCAIi FOLKS ' WNr!;-SWWWM-WJMw M William C. D'Arcy of St. Louis was re-elected president of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World at the Hth annual convention, held In San Francisco. Mr. and Mrs. Chns. McQowen left today by auto tor their homo in Su sanvllle, Cal. II. T. I.acello, the sales expert of San Francisco, who Is well known In Klamath Falls, arrived hore last even ing. Mr. and Mrs. M.- L. Poland re illMtml 1st at) titattt tVrttM an Avlntiilnil , trip to Montana, where thoy visited their son and other relatives. ! I Mrs. A. J. Voye received word late I yesterday of the Illness of her hus band, who had gone to San Fran cisco on business tho latter part of the week and she left on this morn-' ing s train in answer to tne message. I Marion uarnes and family are in Klamath Falls to spend tho winter. He has been residing In Lake county for the past five. ears, but has been assisting his father with the hay crop near Chttoquln for tho past few weeks. A total of 1925 names oilmen ot the uge of IS mid 20 and 31! and 4G aro reported liy'shurlff Humphrey ns having registered In Klamath county at tho roccnt selective draft registra tion. A few moro names will probab ly tio added to tho list as some aro being received thru tlio malls. Col. l P. Unlit ot Lakovlow and F, A. YlUpnlrlck, superintendent ot the CliewuiiknnI.nnd und Cattlo Co., aro In tho city tor the remainder of tho week .Mr. Kitrputrlck Is arrang ing for the shipment of .1000 head o( cattlo from .Midland on tho sunt. Tito cattlo will go to tho company's ranch at Hukcrsfleld. FIVE AMERICANS DOWN 75 GERMAN PLANES TIME Hill ONE TRIP BETWEEN ELECTIONS Bank President Toun Country to Stir Patriots 1 $10. (Ice. per acre. Inquire Herald of- !- FOR SALE A good modern house la Merrill, reasonable; or will traue ror farm property. Call or writ Dr. O. F. Demorest, Merrill. ure. 14-6 FOR SALE: Two sows, one with pig aad one shote. L. J. French, across from county hospital. 13-( FOR SALE 1000 young thorobred Hampshire ewea and 2000 youag thorobred Cotswool ewea. Addreaa Walter A. Sherlock, Alturas, Calitor la. 13-lIt FOR SALE SO gallon wood barreU. Telford Bros. Oarage. 13-1 FOR BALE 1917 Twai to salt. hey. Modal Maxwell. Heallaa Photo U-tf FOR SALE Two wagons, 3 aad 4. Tyroa IfcKeadree. u-a FOR 8ALE 116 toaa alfalfa hay. Fraaeia J. Bowae, Bonaasa. lt-4t Local Red Cross .. Activities .. The following ladies were present at the Merrill Red Cross rooms on Sept. 12th., Mrs. E. M. Hammond, Emma A. Hammond, Mrs. Fred 8tu kel, Mrs. Joe Stukel, Mrs. E. M.Bubb. Mrs. D. 8tukel, Mrs. H. C. Moore, Mrs. 8. E. Durham. Veva Mctore. On Sept 13th., Mrs. E. M. Han- mond, Mrs. Emma Hammond. Mrs. Fred Stukel, Mrs. Jo Stukel, Mrs. D. Stukel. Mrs. 8. E. Durham, Mrs. I. W. Burrlss, Mrs. Geo. Wilson, Mrs. C. M. Merrltti Mrs M. L. Moore, and Mrs. E. M. Bubb. . ONLY THE RICH IN GERMHNY MISCELLANEOUS paseeager true tor Will-14- FOR EXCHANOE Five Rao tourtag car. Will good work horses. Write Chas, loaag, KUlaath Falls. TO EXCHANOE Good Portland rea- Meaea for Klamath property. Also Ashlaad nstdeaea. E. O. Argravee. awaer. Mecca Peel Hall. 3-tf TO EXCHANOE A Nebraska farm . of (40 acres for Klamath county ranch; will pay cash difference If nec- H-tt J. T. WARD CO. aai Mala Street Seven Thousand at Shepherd's. records In stock 13-7 lareatajate the aew 191 life pot fciea of the Travelers. They give a uuhMMaa oT kuwraace at ailalaiaas coat, flee Chilcote( AM Mala 84. U mmmi to 0 ra in - STARS AND STRIPES WILL FLOAT IN METZ, SAYS GENERAL FOCH NEW YORK, Sept. !. General Foeh expects to see the Stars and 8trlpes flung to the breese over Mais. la accepting a marshal's baton In scribed with his victories from the Knights of Columbus, General Foeh seat the following cable, made public Saturday night by the Knights of Celumbus: )I am deeply touched by tho con gratulations aad the delicate atten tion of tho Knlghta of Columbus. Tho souveolr of Mats ovoked by 'yon holds a large place In my thoughts. In the same way that It calk forth yonr effort. It was from Mats that La fayette went to help your ancestors, aad we shall one day see your victor ious banners floating la Mats." Tighten those loose wheels with Bpoketlte. Hold at Telford Bros. Oarage. 7-tf By the window of almost every ticket office la the Und yon will fwd the Traveler' name plate. This la the company that leads the world la accident and health waaraace. flee Chilcote. ae-tf GET PLENTY NEW YORK, Starvation would be the portion psobably of tbo larger German cities did they not Increase their scanty stores thru "Illegal tra ding," Deputy Von Hertberg I-ot- turn said In a food debate In the Prus sian lower house, according to the Berlin Tageblatt. The larger cities of Germany ore obtaining one-quarter of their neces sary stock of foodstuffs thru Illegal tracing without that they would starve," the deputy asserted. "The Increasing severity ot penal ties heighten the risk ot Indulging In secret trading and' raises prices," he continued. "There are now 100,000 persons employed by 'the war food administration and that under the circumstances we deliver 30 eggs per year per person la really no heroic deed." Other speakers told of pitiable con ditions In Austria-Hungary. Count Stolberg sild: "I have seen now In Austria that the rich man has everything, the pcor man nothing. It la a pity to see how the poor people there are suffer ing from hunger. In comparison to conditions there tblnga In our coun try are much better." "In Budapest In rich ,Hungary, the poor, wait In line all night for the 30 gram fat ration, and then they dont receive It, Major Koch cf Cassel said. The Illegal or secret trading re ferred to probably means that the German cities violate the law wh'ch prohibits consumers from paying more than that price. Oerman offi cials have attempted to atop such violations by some cities. WITH TI1K imiTISII ARMY IN (FRANC'i:, Sept 16. Flvo American aviators, who lirotiKltt down 75 Her man planes In AitKitxt, havo been dec orated with diittlnKuWhed tlyliiR crosses by tho llrltlsh army for. gal lantry In action during tho recent Hrlthli drive. They ilcntrojod n to tal of moro than 100 enemy planes slnco coming to tho 'llrltlsh front. Tho find Yankeo ttyors to win such honors are Lieutenant 0. W. Wnughn of Brooklyn, Lieutenant A. Hamilton ot llurllrtKtun. Yt.; Lieutenant Mor ton L. Campbell of Wakonmn, Ohio; Lieutenant Thomas J. Ilorhcrt und Lieutenant James A. Keating, whose addresses aro not given. All' flvo Americans. In recent bat tles, aided tho llrltlsh tanks, Infantry and artillery, by flying low ovor tho enemy and spraying tha Bodies with machine gun firo and dropping bombs at great risk to thomselvcs. JUNKAU. Alaska, Aug. 1 0 - ( Hy Mall) (lovernou wlio can .traverse tholr commonwealths lu a few brs.. nrobablv would enjoy a trip which Thomas UIrks, Jr., Uoveriinr of Alas k'a, Is now taking, from Junenu, tho I capital, across tho tonltory to N'omo. J not far from Siberia' cal coast. Governor HIkks wilt travel. In nil, nlioiit fi.OOO tulles by ccem ati'imcr. railroad, nutomobllo stage, river steamboat and probably latineli. It 1 Is not believed ho will liave to "mush" any of the trip on foot. He will totirlt nearly every 0110 of tho larger cities and towns of tho north ern terrltoiy. Tbo tlrst Inp, Is an c.sy steamship journey neirly 1,00(1 miles ncioss tlu gulf 'of Alaskn itlid up Cook's Inlet to Anchorage. At Fairbanks lie wilt strike tho Tnnnua Itlver, mid board n rlern wheel river stenmbnit for St. PldH Ctrt''SBBBBr'?L V IT ll 0 9hwaaaWanntJl iti V (Cl !lTJtAiaTtjEnmBBBLalTlTrBl WT WaW TaAsis 1 m anAAiaeninnnHsaw a. ! f I nnTi l,'vls nil vmmiI nii 11-ir Hit)' 11 lot In .Mm, "It 1 "lie. ki if t, .. 1 " " . to dilitl. "w .r, ion nllll !,..,. IIIKO Jlllir l.llM'll) ooto, lluiidi, urn. -h 1 t I'lilrlih .MmUnnn, IVltlllllllM1 .... I.. I. " "" '"illllj n a I'll u (Juoil four loom nil a.itn.iil .. I.I. . .. "" "" MIUi, r.M.111, rue pia.e, (,, "' llviellent liiuilloii i.r,. .?! nh easy lenn-. "' K.K.R, '"agalim Ism I'rlrr s,', bll,, jJ-T.arosEsssssa: it l'N r oitAnr Itnlllii I' (Irani, president of tho Irving Nillonal Hank of New York City, one of the great commeri'lnl bnnks of the United Slates, Iiiih Hient mmli of bis lime touring the country mid making speeches to arouse, pi- WeMoveEveryiy i:perlitiictl 'ii,, .. ..-.. - "T li-S IIOMI Hit, l.lullt HN. I llllllllllg Of Itea.lj 1 "'hi ' Korrlptiu,. "t VlU llt.n. General Traruler Co. "sldrnrejivil riimio ttuti ,MI..I II.. I...u ......!..... I...f t u t,i-l... 11... l.. u.. l...... I lll"tn. ..t- mi-. i..ini-ii t.Mi , .till lllltll till II1U llt'llllN Ol-.l, ti.niiit t,L . ,, . ., ... ., 'nil vvv nines ana, iniTiittt 1111 titr.ui steamer or a launch will carry Hie executive across Norton Sound to I Nome. 1 Mrs. Htcgs Is nrcoinpanvlng her hiishaml, (lovnrnnr Itlggs has gone on tho trip with the object nf earn ing Alnsk'n's needs and meeting tho peoplo. immerrlnl mid fliiinclal bodies 'slmo the war begun. 1 Some vvoiiili-rful sweater values nl U-tf K. K. K. HTOIli:. The purpose ot t'.io National War Savings committee Is to create nn army of Havers who will, by saving, re lease labor and materials for tho use t-f the government In the war, and whr will lend their savings to the govern nent to prosecute the war. PERSHING SEES END t OF WAR IN 1919 IF ARMY'S NEEDS MET Less delay when you fill at Kla math Service Htntlou, Sixth and Kla math. 2titf Yon'ro safe if )oii have 11 stanilartl fire policy In n Mniuliml rimip.iii)' from' the tlillcole Hgrnry. 110-lf WASHINGTON. D. 'Send us men, guns C. Sept, 18. nnd supplies quickly mid vvo'll win this war In 1010." This Is tho messngo General Per shing sent to tho American people thru Congressman John Tllden of. Askansus, who bonded a congression al delegation that was entertained ut American field headquarters recently. KupiH-nheliiier' lt-tt fine clothing at K. K. K. HTOIli:. 2,000 Cords of SLAB WOi Fur Hole al Shipping, Must iihivk ut inn,. Uiiou,, of slab vmmhI In )Mr, xi k( Klamalli Miiniirailurlai n MIII)' III NIllpplUKlnii. I'rlir title K-r ion! In anL.. Pl' KLAMATH MAM'KllTlR. I.X1 ro'.NV Tlirn- room collage ami large lot ' near N. I. dexit for only "fto.oo on easy term. Her t'bltcole Jl(-;l DIGNITARY OF CHURCH VERY ILL ITS GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO IiniNG HACK COLOR AND LVaV TRK TO HAIR HOUSTON'Q aletropoUtaa Amnsemanu J You can turu gray, faded hair beau, tlfully dark and lustrous almost over night If you'll get a S0-cent bottle of "Wyetk'a Sage and Sulphur C01 pound" at any drug Uore. Millions of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea Recipe, lmprqved by the addition of other Ingredients, are sold annually, ays a well known druggist here, be cause It darkens the hair so natur ally and evenly that no one can tell Is has been applied. Those whose hair Is turning gray or becoming faded have a surprise awaiting them, because after one or two applications the gray hair van ishes and your locks become luxuri antly dark and beautiful. This Is the age of youth, Oray haired, unattractive folks aren't want ed around, so get busy with Wyeth'a Sage1 and Sulphur Compound tonight and, you'll be delighted with your ' dark, handsome hair and your youth ful appearance within a few days. This preparation U a toilet requisite HVf B Jo'at,lUaded for, the curs, mltl-tftiV-V-,:'1t' attoa nr prevention ot disease. A4 HOUSTON'S. OPERAHOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Goldwya Presents MAEMARSH GERMANY TIRED OF FIGHTING, SAYS HUN AMSTERDAM, Sept. 16. "Despite the refusal of our peace offer and the violent criticism of the enemy press, I am convinced that peace is nearer than both aldea suppose." Count von Hertllng, the German chancellor, made tl)ls statement In an address before a delegation of trade union leaders, according to Berlin dis patches Friday. He asserted that both the government and the army leaders dealred a peace by the under standing and were opposed to all Idea of conquest. THE BELOVED TRAITOR" The story of the Good Girl who 'Whipped the Vampire ,.VI OT. ' ? TEMPLE THEATER Triangle Present MARGERY WILSON ' In -'OLD LOVES FOR NEW" ' Also Hearst Pathe News Latest war Pictures aad Current Events Admission 10c aad ISc. MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PIOTUMW TUMDAYS AND SATURDAY No one ever got rich merely by laving money. You must Invest It A good way to Invest It Is to buy War Savings and Thrift Stamps. 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You have as good a selection of Christmas presents now- 11s you will bo -ublu to get. Any de sired article will bo held for you until Christmas, on pay ment of a Binall deposit, When you glvo 11 present of gold or silver, or 11 diamond, you urn giving a present that takes no wheat, nor meat, nor sugar from our Kiilillers, nor wool off their backs and It Is a present that Is most wauled by your relatives mid friends, n beuutlful mid useful gift. As an Important wln-the-war measure, wo urgu ou to begin Christmas shopping now, Frank M. Upp JEWELER 511 Main Street Official S. I. Willi li lnsiertor Dassengers and Baggage AWWIIKIIK IX TIIK ttn OUH'K HKIIVICK KKAHO.VAItl.i: It.tm I'HO.VK H7 WesteraTransferCi The Common-Sew Cement Blocks Roofing of All Kinds W. D. MILLER Contractor New City Laundrj We Guarantee Our Wsrs. Shirts and CoMjis Lsusent We also wash silk, wool, iss c ored gods vsry carefully. Try once and be convinced. Our tries are right. Phone 154. 127 Fourth Street back of First National W .wN&JfcIU. "Z CfP.O'llM n1Mft4Z '""M M. PAfcLCY Cardinal Farley of New York has of his recovery. been seriously 1)1, but' there aro hopes BIDS FOR WOOD The County Court of Klamath County will receive sealed bids for furnishing 76 cords of 16-Inch wood to be delivered at the Court House In Klamath Falls, as follews: SO cords 16-Inch limb wood, and 25 cords 16-Inch body wood. Also 40 cords four-foot wood to be delivered In Klamath Falls for use at tho County Hospital. All of the said wood to be good dry pine. Bald wood to be dellverod us follews: SB corda on or before Octo ber 10, 1918, the balance an or be fore November 1. 1918, Illds will bo opened September 26, 1918. Tho Court reserves the right to reject any or all blda. By order of tbe.County Court. 16-6 C. RjDeLAP, Clerk. annCt ' aannV -This Quote Quju- . Summons all the forcci and resources of the Republic to the defeme of Freedom THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE which the Uniud States authorities have ranked at one of the fifteen dutiiiKuiilicd institutions of the country for excellence in military training, has responded to the call. The College is dutinguislicd not only for its military instruction, but Distinguished auo wa its strong industrial courses for men and for women 1 I11 Aricultuit, Commnct, KnlMlaf , Fonitrr lom hreiH.mUi. Mmlm, pBMaucy, sad VbcaiMiul Eductikw. Its wholesome, purposeful student life. Its democratic college spirit. Its succesiful graduates. Students enrolled last year, 14531 stars on Its service flags, lacS, over forty percent representing officers. College opens September 33, INI ' ' tt (aulas, as lUWtsuJ Boolkt, aad other Informs doa well 10 Ik RsUlrar, CarvsJU, Ortfoa HEAVY MEATEATERS HAVEW KIDHS I - .L. sr KAT I.KKH MIXT IK VOU FKKIj HACKACIIV OU IIAVK lliaiUHIU TltOLlll.H . sediment, Irregular of passage tflnilnil hv n .otiamlnll nf BCaldlBfi cullng meat and get about fourouwj of Jnd Baits from any pharmacy, ...,.....' .... I... nf WttSf Nn ninn .,-.... . . " lOIUSIOIJnSIII III U Kl""' . No man or wum.in who oats montfmft ,, 'tf, nllll fnivdWil" reguliiily can muku n mistake by, kidneys will net lino. TI.U ' Hushing the ItldnoyH occusuiiully, sayH bhIIb Ih inado fiom tl-e mid of ! n woll known nutho.lty. Meat forma 'nml lomon'jiilce. cnmblnod wll W uric arid, whirl. cxcIIoh tho kidneys, 'and iax been used for g.'iierallo they bociiino uvoruorkod from tho ' Hush nnd stimulate tho kidney. strain, got hIiikkIsIi anil fnll in llll'. ....... ... i.io 1,1 nrlDS so n IIIO WU8to HoIhiiiim from Hi.. hl...l .... i ....Hon. thUS S" ., ! iiu luiiHiir causes 11 1 "" thdll HO got sick. Nnnrlv nil ,1....... i.i... ,. mutism, hwilachos. llvor troublo, nor- Jnd Halts Is HioxpeiiHlo, nn!" vonsnosH. dlwInesH, sIpeploHsnoss ami Injmo; makos a delightful erf urinary disunion com ham sluggish ' ct-nt lllhla water drink which ' Md"loy,, ono should take now and then o WJ The moment you fcni n iinii nni. i.. ' .. .. ....i nniive tn ,H the kidneys or your back hurts or If blood pure, thereby avoldlug .... M..U. ,. slol,ay, onensive, full of j kidney complications. Aiiv. MM" 'y, '