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V. O. SMITH, Editor
Published dallr except Saaday y
The Herald Publishing Company of
Klamath Falla. at 115 Fourth street
Entered at the postoBce at Klamath
Falls. Oregon, tar transmission throng
the aalla aa second-claw Matter.
Subscription terras by mall to any
address la lbs Halted States:
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KATlltDAV, APRIL 14, 1917
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE Good paying hotel busi
ness. Address this paper. U-tf
FOR 8ALE S1.000 buys 50 feet on
.Market street, between Klamath
and Oak avenues. Address D. F. Me
haffey, 310 Flood building;, San Fran
cisco. Calif. 18-5t
HAY Carload of fine timothy hay
Just In. W. K. Seehorn Co. lt-6t
FOR SAI.K OR TRADE California
oranKc olive and almond valley
farms In 10, 30 and tO-aere tracts.
$isr per acre. Terms, or will trade
for Klamath lots, cottages or acre
age. B. E. Priem. HIT Main. 12-tf
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In. 317
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-Furnished room, close
Tenth street. Phone
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FOR RENT Rooms and board; first
class home cooking; furnace, beat.
702 Seventh street. ll-6t
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED Ranchman, capable of
handling horses; no accommoda
tions for family. Ph. 11F11. 13-zt
WANTED Woman desires hotel,
housework or nursing. Apply at
Room 4 (upstairs), Townsend Flats.
MONEY TO LOAN on city property.
Arthur R. Wilson. 21
DON'T SELL your bides and pelts un
til you see B. P. Lewis, 6th st, near
Klamath. Phone 355. 9-tf
WANTED
Capable logger to contract
logging; 3 to 7' million feet;
logs this season.
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WE SELL FOR LESS
Because He sell for CASH
and buy for CASH
We carry a complete stock
of the -famous Buckingham
& Hecht guaranteed line of
MEN'S AND HOYS' SHOES
Look over our stock
before buying elsewhere
Modern Shoe Store
The Exclusive Store for
Men and Boys
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(Klaiunth County Special Service)
SHASTA VIEW. April 14. It Is
most delightful to see the ground
and hear the bust of the machine
agnlnv though the roads arc not la
very good shape and It still rains.
Easier Excreta HMd
SHASTA VIEW, April 14. Easter
was observed by the Shasta View
Sunday school. Rev. Mlckelson also
delivered a sermon.
Narprfcr Party (liven
SHASTA VIEW. April 14. Wed
nesday of last week was the date
a very pleasant surprise given Mrs.. fleet t an instant's notice with
I.. S. Miller at her home by the ladles
of the Helping Hand society, who
took their dinner and Mrs. Miller
waa their guest for the day. Those
present were Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Chandler, Mrs. Edna Garrison and
two sons, Mrs. Carrie Jobes and three
daughters, Mrs. Lyda Klrkpatrick and
daughter. Mrs. Emma Wilson aad
baby boy. Mrs. Dilla Bailey and Mr.
and Mrs. I.. S. Miller.
Shasta View Personals
SHASTA VIEW, April 14. Mrs.
G. M. Strowbrldge and sister-in-law,
Etbet Strowbrldge, came from Klam
ath Fallir to spend a few weeks at
Mr. Snd Mrs. Strowbrldge's home
stead.
J. L. Bailey and wife were guests
at R. Clugston's home In Poe valley
Monday.
Improf Poe Hill Road
SHASTA VIEW. April 14. Men
and teams are trying to Improve the
Poe Valley hill road, which is In very
bad condition.
THOUGHT HE HAD WON
VICTORIA CROSS, BIT HADN'T
LONDON, April 1. (By Mall.)-
William Richard Campbell, a driver
in the Australian army, suffered the
deep humiliation of trial by court
martial as a fake hero, because of a
forged letter from the decorations
department naming him for the cov
eted Victoria Cross for bravery.
Sergeant Leake, a real Victoria
Cross hero, helped in obtaining
Campbell's acquittal with an impas
sioned plea based on Campbell's mod
esty while he believed himself to be
the legitimate recipient of the honor.
Campbell was feted by the town of
Warebam and presented with an ad
dress by the mayor before rumors
circulated casting doubt on his right
to the honor. In surrendering the
ribbon he said be suspected his ene
mies In the corps of playing a trick
on him.
Soldiers attending the hearing
cheered several minutes over Camp
bell's acquittal.
HOUSTON'C
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
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Cohsmbla Picture Corporation
Presents the Brilliant William
N'lgii and Margaerite Snow In
"NOTORIOC8 GALLAGHER"
or
His Great Triamph
SUNDAY
Pallas Pictures Presents Vivian
Martin In
"THE RIGHT DIRECTION"
TEMPLE THIATII
THE SPITE HUSBAND"
A David Horsley Production In
Two Parts.
THE ROOKIES"
A David Horsley Comedy,
"NELL PALE'S MEN FOLKS"
A Mustang Western Drama In
Two Parts.
Hearst-Pathe News
Current Events and Latest War
News.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY
THE HUNAN CAULDRON"
A Vltagraph Drama In Three Parts
"ROMANCE AND RIOT'
A Kalem Comedy, "
"SKIRTS AND CINDERft"
A Lubtn Comedy,
Hearst-Pathe News
Current Events and Latest War
News.
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION nCTUUM
TUESDAYS AND MTVfttUTS
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TRVMeVNAIL SKETCHES
Men Who Ran V. 8, Navy
Admiral MrOowan
WASHINGTON, April 14. 0
The man who supplies the fleet
with Its vast quantities of 4
"housekeeping" supplies food,
fuel and other stores Is Ad-
mlral Mcflowan, Chief ot the
Ilureau ot Supplies and Ac-
counts.
The navy names him aa the
man who has made "a smooth-
ly running military machine of
the great supply system. Under
his regime great strides have
ot,, been made In burnishing the
all It needs for any task. His
la the business side of the navy,
4 which calls for sound business
judgment. He was selected for
the post because of his "remark-
nble efficiency" as fleet master.
McGowan Is one of the best
looking men In the navy. He
has the strength and forceful-
nesa 'of a giant, weighs about
200 solid muscled pounds, has
a voice like a bull, and la as
democratic and companionable
4 as a politician running for office.
STATE-WIK CMPAHM TO
IHCKASE FOOD M6MIZEB
PORTLAND. Ore., April 14. A
state-wide campalg nto Increase the!
food supply of Oregon Is well organ
Ired today. The Oregon Agricultural!
Coliege, the Portland chamber of
commerce, the Grange, and other or
ganlsatlons are back of the move.
The purpose Is to get more land
planted In crops, not only In the
country, but in the city as well. By
distribution of seeds the organisa
tions are encouraging the cultivation
of vacant lots and backyards.
The O.-W. R. A N. "food prepared-
ess" train operating under the di
rection of the agricultural college
will be made an aid In the campaign.
fttndr War
SAN FRANCISCO. April 14. Com
pany commander of the San Francisco
police department have" been fur
nished with copies of President Wil
son's war proclamation and are di
rected to familiarise themselves with
Its contents and see the rules are
compiled with. Chief of Police White
now Is getlng In touch with United
States officials to learn bow the po
lice can best co-operate with the army
and navy.
Eat Roast Pigeon
PORTLAND. April 14. They're
eating roast pigeon at the borne of
Mr. and Mrs. John Zobajko, 37 West
Tenth street, every day this week. Pet
pigeons kept In the attic" of their
home were killed when a Ore broke
out in the attic where the birds were
kept Rather than see the tender
meat go to waste In these days of the
b. c. of 1., the wife finished the Job
of cooking, and the Zohajkoeg have
roasted pigeon at every meal.
FEW FOLKE HAVE
GRAY HAIR NOW
DRUGGIST HAYS LADIES ARE
USING RECIPE OF MAGE TEA
AND SULPHUR
Hair that loses Its color and lustre,
or when It fades, turn gray, dull and
lifeless, is caused by a lack of sul
phur In the hair. Our grandmothers
made up a mixture of Sage Tea and
Sulphur to keep her locks dark and
beautiful, and thousands of, women
and men who value that even color,
that beautiful dark shade of hair
which Is so attractive, use only this
old-time recipe.
Nowadays wo get this famous mix
ture, Improved by the addition of oth
er Ingredients by asking' at any drug
store for a C0-cent bottle of "Wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Compound," which
darkens the hair so naturally, so
evenly, that nobody can possibly tell
It has bean applied. You Just damp
en a sponge or soft brush with It and
draw this through your hair, taking
one small strand at a time. By morn
ing tbe gray hair disappears; but
what delights tbe ladies with Wyeth's
sage and Sulphur Compound la that,
besides beautifully darkening the
hair after a few applications It also
brings back tbe gloss and lustre aad
glVM It an appearance of abundance.
Wrath's Sage aad Sulphar Com
pound la a delightful toilet rsqulsita
to Impart color and a youthful ap
pearance to tha hair. It la not in
tended for tba euro, mitigation or
rtvMtlOB of dleeaat. Ady.
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LONDON, April 1 4. 8. H. Thomas
an Australian, living In tondon, will
be called to the' colors May . for
gatrUon duty abroad, despite his con
scientious scrupK't against killing
Germans,
As manager of n metal company
Thomas sold tons of material for the
munition factories, but his conscience
didn't bother him.
"I admit taking a profit from mu
nitlmia which are intended to kill
people." he said, "but I entered the
business as a boy when there was no
war."
That ruined his chances before the
military tribunal.
Conscientious objectors whose
kcruple against killing are recog
nized by the military authorities are
n0 ,,,nr oapellel to work aa direct
war auxiliaries. Uiit IP they are
called up they much participate In
some work of national Importance.
BRAND NEW BRAND OF
KWANK NOW IX ENGLAND
LONDON, April 1. (By Mall.)
War economy, adjured from the cab.
Inet councils, the pulpit and press, has
brought out a br.md new brand of
swank In London. Swank, In the best
west-end English, means show or dla
play.
The new display Is a negatlvo ene:
People boast of what they do with'
out.
Harrow school boys bad themselves
photographed at the lowly Job of
digging a potato patch, some of them
wearing silk hat. Swank!
An English earl announced that
be hasn't had a new suit since the
war began. More swank!
Ordinary citliens wrlto to the
newspapers announcing their new
bills of fare from which meat Is
missing. Still more swank! .
Consided Congress'
man Resigns From
The Roue
Representative O. D. Bleakley,
newly elected member of the lower
house from Pennsylvania, having
been convicted under the corrupt
pratclceg act of his state In connec
tion with tho last election, was lined
$500 by tbe court. He at bace sent
his reslgnaelon to the house. Ha Is
the representative who hired an avi
ator to fly with him from bis Penn
sylvan la homo to tba Capitol.
Will trade clear lot for equity In
Improved property. Mm Chllcote, 12
Dentists Offar Service
PORTLAND, Ore., April 14. One
hundred Portland dcntits today are
offering their services free to men
In the United states army. Consid
ering tho fact that soma bright per
son has figured It out that there are
65,792 teeth la the Third Oregon
regiment alone, It's some Job the
dentists have undertaken.
ORPHEUS THEATER
SATURDAY
"MIDWINTMI MADNESS"
101 Bison Feature In Two Parts.
THB SMADOW"
SocletyRaffies Drama In Two Parte.
"ANIMATMD WEEKLY"
"MUSICAL MADNIOM"
A Joker,
SUNDAY AMD MONDAY
Bluebird lhotagaya latisaau Laatoe
Lovely and Beyer 'nssasj to
"THB HJ HKX"
founded oa "MareeTe Birthday
Present," a conwdy drama by R.
H. Durant.
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At th Churchy
lloveMh Mrett Baalist Churth Rst.
W. It. Cos, paster, residence 231
Tenth street. Phone 155.
Buaday school at U a. a., Mr. Per
kins saperlateadnnt.
Preaching service. Subject. A Pal-
rlotlc sermon at It o'clock,
B. P. Y. U. at filO p, ., Mrs.
Perkins, president.
Preaching service, a Patriotic ser
mon at 7:30 p. m,
Wednesday evening, 7:20, prayer
and Bible study.
Thursday evening, choir practice at
7!30, Mrs. Smith, leader.
We Invite yon to our services, and
will make you more than welcome.
Church of Christ Sclentista Services
will he held Buaday morning at
US Fourth street, Wlthrow-Melhasa
building, opposite tha court house.
The subject for tomorrow's leaaoi
will be: "Are Sin, Disease and Death
Real?"
Sunday school from :45 to 10:48.
Wednesday evening meeting at
o'clock.
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
Corner Tenth and High. Rev. Geo.
11. Bennett, pastor, residence HIS
East street. , v
10 a. m., Sunday school. B. M. Call
tote, superintendent
Dr. II. J. Van Tossen will speak
at 1 1 o'clock. Chaa. W. Eberleln will
sing a solo, and an Instrumental of
fertory will be given by Mrs. Salter
Ice, Mrs. Wlddowa and Dr. Fisher.
Tbe pastor will speak at 7:30 p. m.
on "Mectlug tbe Crisis or Life." Spe
cial music.
V. T. Molschenbacher. chorister.
Miss Maude Newbury, pianist.
Christian Church Corner tth are.
and Pine street. W. E. Rambo.
minister, residence SIS Ninth street.
Phone 334.
Bible school at 10 a. m.. Mrs. Clara
Moore superintendent. Mrs. Geo. A.
Wlrts primary superintendent.
Morning worship at 11 a. m.; com
munlon every 8unday.
Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. ra.
Wednesday. 7:30 p. m., midweek
worship and Bible study.
Choir practice Wedaesday evening
at 8:30.
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First Presbyterian Church Corner of
Pine and Second streets.
Until further notice, services will
be held In this church as follews:
t:30 p. hl. Young People's service.
Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., midweek
service.
Thursday, 7:30 p. a., ladles' chorus
rehearsal. Miss Parker director.
First Monday of each month, busl
nets uc'lng of Curlilun Endeavor
Society.
Second and fourth Thursday after
noons. Ladles' Aid Society.
Third Thursday afternoon, Woman's
Missionary Society.
Third Thursday evening, the SeoMoa
will meet
First Friday evening, trustees will
nWvIe
Chnrea Corner Mgath and
Canal streets. Rev. I. B. OriSKa
peetor.
Elder Cbeyne will preach at the
morning service.
Bible echo! at 1 a. a., CB.De
Lap. laperlataadeaL
Preaching at 11 sua. aad 7:10 p.a.
Bveryoae cordially Invited to that
servlceo.
CREAM PM CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
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in cne minute your clogged nos
trils will opan, tbe air passages of
youi bead will clear aad )ou can
breathe freely. No mora hawking.
snuang, blowing, bearache, dryness.
no struggling for breath at night;
your cold or catarrh will be gone.
Oct a small bottle of Ely's Creaa
Balm from your druggist now. AddIt
a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
Dealing cream In your nostrils. It
penetrates through every air passage
of tbe bead, soothes the Inflamed or
swollen aucous aeabrane and relief
comes Instantly.
It's just flae. Doa'tstaystufed.un
with g cold or nasty catarrh rsllef
somes so quickly. Adv.
DM. A. A. SOULE
Ffcyaklaa gad Sargeea
Has, m, Emma blk. Phone 1S1J
County Coroner
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STORAGE
BATTERIES
.. , in the modern car the storage tml
lery h an eswnllnl to the operation nf
tli car that we art' specialising mi
repair and upkeep of your battery.
Our battery mau spent several
wreks In Uatiery building' and -
llr plants In Han -Fraurlsctt last win.
ttr, and picked up many new Ideax,
llrlng your batteries to us lor re
charging nd repairs,
White Petcu Garage
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Equal to the best in quality and service,
Federal Tires have a great advantage over all others in
their Double-Cable-Iks Construction.
Four staunch steel cablet built into the haw of the I'ttln l 'lit
hold it firmly to the tim under the severest driving strains 'Htry as
away at one stroke with thttauaee of moat tire trouble.
Equip your car with FKDERAI-the "EitraStrvicv" ihrydtfam
will prove them the best tire inteMment yon ever made.
White Pelican Garage
ThdJ FdMlawetf RubtMBT Co.
Wanmwce
Featorfcwt
Bight boys from the Klamath stu
dent body left this week to go In
military training In response to the
call for the army. Flags ware placed
on the desks In the assembly room of
each of tbe boys who enlisted. They
are aa follews: Kenneth Perry, Clar
ence Montgomery, Clarence Lennoi,
Earl Hilton, Paul Hilton, Wade Short,
Joseph Zumpfe and Carl Newbury.
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Work for tbe senior play baa been
resumed and practice is being held
every night. The tentative date is
April 30. Watch the papers for fur
ther notice.
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Most of the material for the An
nual will go to press Monday and It
Is eipocled to be out on time this
year,
The manual training and sawing
departments expect to hold their an
nual exhibit some time la the near
future.
A birthday lunchoon Is to be given
Monday In. honor of Miss Mean by
tho domestic science girls. Those who
are to be present are Mlsa Marshall,
Miss Hammer, Mia Applegate. Mlsa
Sanderson, Miss Mears.-Claudla Spink
Margaret Worden, Karla Montgom
ery, ina (lrahara and Mildred
Thrashor. The menu Is aa follews:
Oranges
Creamed Chicken In Tlmbales
Stuffed Potatoea
Beets
Shrimp Salad
Hot Biscuit
Jelly
Fruit with Whipped Cream
Cake
Coffee
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HI'AMHH' CABINET ASKS
INDEMNITY OF aERMANV
MADRID, April 14. The SngaMi
cabinet baa approved tho demand of
an Indemnity from Qeraaay oa the
unking of the steamer San Fulfeneio,
which baa ereelplUted a crisis la
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