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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1916)
AGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH v ALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 31 ORINDALB NOTES C. M. Hunt of Klamath Falls is help ing his son Clarence stack bundles this rek. Allen Stansbie cut grain for Mrs. Hague yesterday. We hear the threshing machine is to be Hi Mr. Swltzer's today. Kir. Mumford Is mowing hay for .Tames Stansbie this week. Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Hunt and family called at the Sargent home Sunday evening. No Sunday school was held at Plev na last Sunday, on account of the dust storm. Everybody come September 3. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Ess called at the home of James Stansbie Sunday even ing. Harriet Foster of Round Lake was in Klamath Falls Monday. Frank Burnett and C. Hunt were in the city Tuesday. We had quite a little fire scare in the neighboorhood Sunday. Burning brush caused it. Herald's Classified Ad vs. Advertisements In the Classified columns are printed at the rate of Five Cents a line, invariably In ad vance. Hereafter no advertisement will be accepted unless accompanied by the cash. FOR-SALE FOR SALE OR TRADE 1913 Glide roadster, run about 10,000 miles ; re cently overhauled and painted. En quire Dodge garage, -I lb. and Klamath. 30-tt The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor Published dally except Sunday by The Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street. Entered at the postofflce at Klamath Falls. Oregon, for transmission through the malls as second-class matter. Subscription terms by mall to any address In the United States: One year 15.00 One month . . . 50 KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON THURSDAY, AUGUST 31, 1916 RUMANIA BOASTS ARMY OF 600,000 COMPULSORY SYSTEM OF SERV ICE GIVES COUNTRY OF 7,000,000 PEOPLE 50,000 NEW SOLDIERS EACH YEAR FOR SALE: Oakland demonstrator, al most new; a bargain. Also several second hand cars. Call at Ford garage. 30-tf MISCELLANEOUS WANTED To rent a modern 5 room house, close in, either furnished or unfurnished. Enquire R. A. Mitchell, First State bank. 28-2t WANTED Sewing to be done at home. Mrs. Van Niman, 133 N. 10th. 29-12t MONEY TO LOAN oa city or farm property. Arthur R. Wilson. 11-tf WANTED Good girl at the Marshall House. 30-3t Classes at St. Mary's Academy, Med ford, will be resumed Tuesday, Sep tember 5th. Complete courses offered In high school, grammar and primary grades. Exceptional advantages in .music, art and china painting. Day pupils and boarders are received. Ex cellent sleeping porch accommodations are a feature of the boarding school. 26-6t AN OLD RECIPE TO DARKEN HAIR SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR TURN8 GRAY, FACED HAIR DARK AND GLOSSY Almost everyone knows that Sage Tea end Sulphur, properly compounded brings back the natural color and lus tre to the hair whoa faded, streaked or gray. Years ngo the only way to get Ibis mlxtuie was to make it at home, which is musi.y and troublesome. Nowadays we simply ask at any drug store for "Wyeth'a Sage and Sul phur Compound." You will get a large fcottl of tkla old time recipe Improv ed by the addition of other Ingredients, for about SO cents. Everybody uses this preparation now, because no one can possibly tell that you darkened your hair, as it does it so naturally and evenly. You dampen a sponge or soft brush with II, and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at time; by morning the gray hair dis appears, and after another applica tion or two, your hair becomes beauti fully dark, thick and glossy, and you look years younger. Wweth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Is a delight Ml toilet requisite. It Is not Intended for the euro, mitigation or prevention of disease. Adv. FADE & SHANNON PLUMBING AND STEAM FITTING Steves Bought Sold and Repaired Furnaces Installed SHEET METAL WORK OF ALL KINDS 1023 Main St. (The following facts regarding Ru mania's military strength were ob tained at Bucharest by Henry Wood. United Press staff correspondent, dur ing a recent tour of the Balkans.) Rumania's entrance into the war places a thoroughly drilled and equip ped army of nearly 600,000 men along side the allies. Of the actual fighting value of the modern Rumanian army, nothing definite can yet be told, as It has never been put to the test. During the two recent Balkan wars, Rumania, of all the Balkan states. alone kept out of the struggle. The organization and equipment of the Rumanian army has been praised by many experts. Rumania's military service is obligator' on all able bodied men between 21 and 46 years of age. This gives the country 50,000 new sol diers a ear, and enables Rumania, out of a population of 7,000,000, to mus ter an army of over half a million. Although Rumanian youths liable for military service do not begin duty until they are 21 years of age, as a matter of fact they are at the disposal of the minister of war after their nine teenth year. From the time they are 19 until they are 21, they are obliged to participate in target and gymnastic drills every Sunday from April 1st to November 30th. During the first seven years of military service the men belong to the active army. They then pass to the re serves, where they serve for twelve years, finally passing into the militia for the remainder of their term of ser vice until they are 46 years of age. The militia is supposed to be liable for service only in maintaining the inter nal order of the country and in guard ing the railroads during war times. This organization gives Rumania a total of 250,000 first line troops, and about 400,000 reserves. The regular standing army consists of 5.000 offi cers, 1,000 military students, 100,000 troops, 25,000 horses. COO cannon ai,d 200 machine guns. Part of the army has been mobilized for some time near the Hungarian frontier. The infantry organizations of first line troops consists of forty regiments composed of three battalions of four companies each per regiment. Each regiment has also an extra company at the depot, together with one section of two machine guns. There are also eighty battalions of reserves and twelve companies of gendarmes. The cavalry consists of ten regi ments or red hussars and ten regi ments of black hussars. The cavalry regiments consists of four squadrons for service at the front and one squad ron for depot work. The artilery consists of twenty regi ments of first line troops, each regi ment being composed of six batteries of four guns each. There are ulso twenty regiments of artillery reserves. In addition, there Is a full organiza tion of engineers and transport trains. Rumania's chief reason for entering the war is the hope of annexing to her present territory the two Austrian provinces or Transylvania and Buko wlna. They are inhabited largely by Rumanians. While all the other Bal kan states are Interested in securing land in the Balkan peninsula, Ru mania's aspirations lie to the north. Still another factor separates Ru mania from the other Balkan states, that of race. The Rumanian pride himself on being of Latin origin, and traces his stock back to one of the col onies sent out by Emperor Trajan. PIANK, 41 TOOAY, W0N7QUIT YEI SOUTHPAW HURLER OF SIXTEEN SEASONS AND MANY WORLD'S SERIES BATTLES, THINKS FIVE MORE YEARS IN HIM By HAMILTON (United Press Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK, Aug. 31. Eddie Plank, hero of many world's series, battles, is 41 years old today. The southpaw mas ter, several times relegated to the scrap heap by fans and sporting writ pis, and once by Connie Mack, still Is in the game, and the present season promises to be one of the best In his long career. Early this month Plank allowed only seven hits in three games, winning ev ery one of them. And it was his form er team mates, the Athletics, who In oke his winning streak August 18th, in a tight pitching battle. Plank left Gettysburg College to be come a member of the Athletics In 1901. Hence this is his sixteenth yegr as a big league hurler. He helped the Athletics to pennants in 1902, 1905, 1910. 1911, 1913 and 1914. When Connie Mack began the dis memberment of his famous team early in 1914, among the first to go were Jack Combs and Eddie Plank, and both of them went by the unconditional re lease routs. Coombs caught on with Brooklyn and has done good work. NOTED CLAIRVOYANT ARRIVES IN KLAMATH MADAME ELSEMORE, "THE WO MAN OF MYSTERY," IS TRULY A REMARKABLE WOMAN Madame Elsemore. the eminent thought reader and clalrvojant, has ar- rived in Klamath Falls, and Is now , -.i - i. wnshtiiEton House, the southeast quarter (SKW) of me lton ten (Sec. 10), In township thirty right (Tp. 38), south of ranee nine S. R. 9), cast of the Willamette Me ridian, containing one hundred and twenty acres, more or less. Lots one (1), seven (7) and elisht (S), of block forty-elRht (lilk. 4S). of Nichols Addition to the town of Mnkvllle (formerly the town of Klamath FalK now the elly of Klnm nth Falls), Oregon, according to the duly recorded plat theioof, now on file In the olllco of tho county clerk for Klamath county, state of Oregon, where she states that she will give I ftt Kmnulth Fas, Oregon, ii aim ! the snuio' , ,i,i ..!., rivaic reuuui;. " oman of mysteries as of old. an. It ... t.n ..ajimi unnn. nur press nonces are iu ... -. nrlvnte rend nK. "" ' "" " .Terms nnd cmultlona of Hnln: rnsii in i.,.niirBJ,iB nower are crowing strong er year after year. Mme. Klsemore 1ms Kln gsagBaW & JEEEEEeW. JggggA 'EBBTsrBBTBBTBBTBBTB 9gg!!sgggggggm r-WKSEw9lgggggg7 PWggtiEggWISr niiHgHgir 'dl 3TWEIEEEPlSr S iB$$gKa . read for such noted personages as Baron Carl DuPress of Munich, Ba varia; Ionodies, the great Greek: Sen ator Hrhlpv. Sarah Ttprnhnnlt Hmnm Plank signed with the Federal League. Ca)ve Mmp Nordcn aml in brrf a nH.t ... ..An, in C T nlllo 11. HM ' and was sent to St. Louis. He did noble work for the Fedi, and this year Fielder Jones kept him. Plank declares he has never had a sore arm, because he has made pitch ing a study. "When I quit the game," he said, "It will be because I'm tired of it. I think in five more years I'll be ready to stay at home." That would make him 45 when he quits. "Pitching It a job." he said. "It must be studied by the pitcher. He must study the other fellow, the bat ter, and learn what be cannot hit. I never have had any trouble with the great batters, with the exception of Cobb. You can't fool Cobb. He will hit most anything." Plank declares be never curves a ball In spring training until at least a week has passed, and attributes the long service of his arm to that fact. FIRST TALK BY COLONEL TODAY DURING CAMPAIGN IS SCHEDULED TO MAKE FIVE SPEECHES AT LEAST FOR REPUBLICAN CANDI DATE FOR PRESIDENT list without end She is looked upon in Eastern cities as a prophet, by- others as a woman of supernatural powers, and as a note worthy scholar of the greatest old scientists such as Desbarrolles, Balzac, Dumas, Germain, Craig, Allen, Codes, Hartheb, Aristotle and many others. It is said she tells you what alls you and whether or not vou can be cured; If you soon will make changes In your business conditien: if jour,! gold coin of (he Uniled Stales of Amer ica or part cash In gold coin of the United States or Ameitcn, balance n nlile by note of the purchaser secured i mortgage upon the lands sold o." upon some other hinds of iidequnlo nluo to he approved by the couit, tho purchaser to assume and pay all state, county and city taxes, and assessment'" of .i!i kind or nature now duo or here after to become due and he a lien upon the l.uids purchased by him. All bids must be in writing, and w he left at (he ollice of Horace M. Man nln;'. In the I.oomls building, Klnmalh Falls, Oregon, he being the attorney for Mild t'dmlnlstrntrlx, or may he de llvered to said administratrix person nlly In said county of Klamath, or mav lie Hied in the otllco of the clerk of llii-t itnirt, at any lime after the flMl I'tihlV-atlon of this notice and befoie mnkliiK of tho sale. Date of 1st publication August :il, 1'JIO SARAH K. SKKIKS. Administratrix of the Estate of Joseph S. Seeds, Deceased. Klamath FalK Oregon. 31.7-14-21-2S Submarine Bu Selected Reports stole that Now Lordon, I'onn , has been selected n n bnsi lor n... mi. Miiimuirliie merchantmen I'ler- aco lins been leased for one year .Hid construction of u bonded wniehouso for the storage of fi eight has been started by the company handling tho Anmilrnn end of the submarine b-iei- ness. The Chllcote Agency Ii the home of oil Ktna rnmtianlei. 25 till CHICKENS Frltra and Young Him PRICES RIQHT B. P. LEWIS Qrand Union Tt itera Sixth and Oak. Pht smi STL ) j lift '8 Pi I 1' i.igm imAmj im I JOMMHON MAIL I , 1 MS W A1 ' I lAHMiitiiiiaM a i ad aaaaaaa Correct and up-to the minute plelme framing. 25 WILLIS-JOHNSTONK CO. School books at Underwood's pharmacy Prompt attention to rental tlons. Chllcote collec- home life is or will be happy; If you will be fortunate in jour love alTairs: if absent friends will return; if you will travel: what you are best fitted for in life; If you will win your lawsuit; in fact, gives the complete story of, your life, or no charge will be made; unites the separated; locates lost or stolen property f or buried treasures. If in doubt, call oh Mme. Elsemore, she will send you away happy and con tented. It is said that in her clairvoyant readings she actually tells your name, age and the date of your birth. Adv. VMWMWWWAWMWWWW DR. F. R. GODDARD Osteopathic Physician Suite 219, I. O. O. F. Temple All acute, nervous and chronic diseases successfully treated. Hours 9 to 11 a. ui., 2 to 6 and 7 to 8 p. m. Phono 321 M0MWVW0W0MAAAAAAaaaaA United Press Service LEWISTON, Me.. Aug. 31. Theo dore Roosevelt Is scheduled to make his first speech for Charles E. Hughes for president here today. Boose velt is expected to 'make four other speeches for Hughes before the campaign closes; one of them in New York and one probably In Chicago. Mr. Hughes will invade the Pine Tree State September 7th for a speech making tour. School books at Underwood's pharmacy Will Fight Proposed Rate Increase Shipping interests of all sections have Joined together to fight the pro posed increase In freight rates to the Pacific coast, effective September 1st. Be Correct Correct moulding and correct frames make correct pictures. 25 WILLIS-JOHNSTONE CO. the German Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha. King Ferdinand Is an officer of the Prussian guard and other German fighting units, and also holds an hon orary commission in the Ninety-sixth Austrian Infantry regiment. lMAMMAMMAIWVWV In Joining the allies, King Ferdinand of Itumanla is making war upon hi: own people. The Rumanian king is a member of a famous Prussian house, I being a son of Prince Leopold of Ho- j henzollern, Slgmarlngen. His wife was the Princess Marie, daughter of.j 1 Howards Auto Line Now Dally Except Sunday KLAMATH FALLS I AND ASHLAND Reservations at American Hotel Leave Klamath Falls S:S0 a. m. NEW CARS, CAREFUL DRIVERS Administratrix Notice In the County Court or the State of Oregon, for the County of Klamath. In the Matter of the Estate of Joseph S. Seeds, Deceased. Notice is hereby given, that In pur suance of an order of sale of real es tate made and entered in the county court of the county of Klamath, state of Oregon, on the 31st day of August, ' 1916, in the matter of the estate of Joseph S. Seeds, deceased, the under signed, the administratrix of tho es tate of Joseph S. Seeds, deceased, will sell at private sale, either in one par cel or in subdivisions, as the said ad ministratrix may deem best for the in terests of the said estate, to the high est bidder upon the terms nnd condi tions hereinafter mentioned, nnd sub ject to confirmation by said county court, on or after the 29th day of Sep tember, 1916, all or the right, title, In-' terest and estate of the said Joseph S. ! Seeds, deceased, at the time of bis death, which was an estate In fee simple In and to the real estate here inafter described, and all or the right, title and interest that the said estate has, by operation of law, or otherwise I acquired, other than or in addition to ! that of the said deceased, at the time , of his death of, in and to that 'certain lot, or parcel of land situate, lying and being in the county of Klamath and state or Oregon, to-wlt: The southwest quarter (SW'4) of the northeast quarter (NE4) and the southeast quarter (SE14) of Wood HLn, iiMn and nonv Hnmtd to say length. Our beat hlutk wood It delivered direct from thH, sad Is always dry. Out I is Mil co tlncc yon. KLAMATH FUEL CO. O. refit, Mgr. PboM 187 the northwest quarter (NWU), and tbe northwest quarter (NWV4) of Exquisite Rings THE display of set rings at Upp's is a beautiful sight. The assortment Is a large one, Including precious nnd seml-preclous stones In wonderfully attractive mount ings. Quality Is the best,., and prices are cxtremelly moder ate. Come In and see what pretty rings you can secure for yourself, or for birthday girts, at 2.oo to ;ir,.oo. Frank M.Upp Jeweler 433 Main 8treet Watch Repairing a Specialty Southern Pacific Watch Inspector BY MILES THE BEST Because it's a re fined gasoline not a mixture. STANPARD OIL COMPANY (California) i m&toA- SSttmiiMi THE "GREATER OREGON" Willi iikw biilMtne. httir equl,mrnl, ami mntir iMlilltlona Iu IU fnrullf, Hie DnlvrrOIr of Ormiin will brain lufurlr-flral rrnr, Tun. lnr, Mriilrmlmr IS, lIO. Mimm-I.iI trnlnlna In Vnminvrra, lournNllam, Arrhllrrturv, l.ftr, MiMllrlnr.TMtrhliiir, LltiM r Work, Mualr, rtiralml Imlnlnv ami rina Aria. I.ri ami attune ilirlmiU uf l.lbrr. l Kilurnllon. Llhrarr of mnr than OS.OOO vnliimra, flf. Ii,, bullillma fitllr mtnliMMt, twu Mitrmllil Tuition rro. IHirmltarlra for man ami taw woiiipii. Kpnna l.uwtl. Writ for rroriital',atilrMalna'ITftUtrar UNIVERSITY Of OREGON KtlOKNK, OUKOON 'mm : ill "Seal Aram." Tho ColTtc of Ur.iveruil Appeal In the camp- the pot of gold at the end of the long trail because of its rich, full, satisfying strength. CHASE & SANBORN'S SEAL BRAND COFFEE n and 2 pound cans. Never In bulk. Ground, Ungrouud or Pulverized. Van Riper Bros. Grocers :i It Is Like Found Money Wo mean the interest paid on your salngH account. Your money is ill ways working fou you, turning In a profit to your exchequer. Ilesldes, it Is safe, can be had at any time. Our responsibility Is unquestioned. That affords you absolute protec tion. You'll never regret having opened an account with us. FIRST STATE M SAVINGS BANK KLAMATH 'FALLS. OREGON IjAVINQil jf BANK I If sbksUW UPPER LAKE TRAFFIC u enreugenu for Oalklas Hamilton's mall, passeager aa freljtlit boala on the Upper Klamaili Lake. Hum leaf this oaUS every morning etcept Sunday, si 7iSO. Western Transfer Co. THOXB 187 main gTJlKKT, NKAH FlTtM SCHOOL BOOKS This year we have a complets line of school books, and ths flnsst aM best assortment of ichool supplies ever brought Into Klamath PaH and prices are R-l-Q-H-T. Rderwods Pharswv V KLAMATH FAI 1 ft nPFAHN TTTh? I CeUrnxSU KLAMATH FALLS OREGON WHeRE PARTICULAR RCOPLE DUY THEIR DRUGS
