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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
WEDNESDAY, APmt. ,
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The Eveninf Herald
W. O. SMITH. Editor
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WEDNESDAY. APRIL 25, 1917
HenU'sChsaMAdn.
FOR SALE
QUICK SALE Furniture, piano. So
norm and nap; all bargains. Cor
ner Twelfth and Lincoln; phono 67X.
J. O. Camp. 23-3t
FOR SALE Old established business
at a tacrine. For particulars ad-
drem P. O. Bos 432. 21-Ct
FOR 8ALE OR TRADE Four gootf
wagons; will trade for second
kaad anto. Klamath Valley Ware
house. l-6t
FOR SALE Good paying hotel busi
ness. Address this paper. 12-tf
FOR RENT
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FRNDISHED ROOM for one or two
men: twin beds. 715 Jefferson street.
2Mt
FOR RENT Rooms, single and
doable, with or without board;
hone privileges; piano, 'phone, etc.
1149 Pine. Tel. 31TR, 21-7t
"Her Luckless Scheme,"
A Vogue Comedy la Two Parts,
Starring Paddy McQulre.
-A Madonna of the Want,"
American Drama In Three Parts.
Starring Nlta Davis.
FOR RENT Rooms and board; first
class home cooking; furnace heat.
7M SeTenth street. 20-Ct
FOR SALE ICO acres weU fenced.
70 acres seeded to rye, with the foL
lowing Imprevements: A good house,
woodshed, large cellar, bunkhouse,
granary, chicken bouse with large
seratchlag shed, horse stable, cow
stable calf stable, and garage. Will
also sell horses, cattle, chicken, hay
and grata, wood. Implements, tools.
household furniture and provisions.
Immediate possession can be given.
8ickaoss Is the cause for wanting to
sell. Investigate this. No reason
able otrer refused. A. F. Clubine,
owner, two miles south of Merrill,
Oregon. 17-12t
HELP WANTED
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WANTED Camp cooking; man and
wife. Apply 420 Walnut ave. 23-5t
MEN WANTED Woodmen 300 men
wanted by Pelican Bay Lumber com
pany for camp. Mill hands also want'
ed at mill. Operations start today. 23-3
WANTED Good handy man to work
around hoteL Inquire Herald oBce.
23-t
WANTED Housework or washing.
Phone 239W. 21-3t
WANTED Middle age womsn to do
housework for small family on
ranch. Steady job. Enquire at Her
ald office. 20-4t
MISCELLANEOUS
SEATTLE. April 25 Legaa Ml
lingsley. under sentence to talrteea
months imprisonment In a federal
penitentiary for conspiracy to violate
the federal laws by Import lag alcoholic
liquor into the state of Washington,
and the principal witness for the state
in the recent whiskey graft trial here.
sawed his way to freedom from the
immigration station, where he had
been held since be received his sen
tence last Thursday. No trace of him
has been found.
HOUSTON'C
Metropolitan Awneamaata fj
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
Mary Ptckford hi
"THE PRIDE OF THK CLAN"
WVRCUlf AHA vvVHsaftMHiy
April 34 aad SB
STAR THEATER
ryant Washburn and Marguerite
Ctaytsn In
"The Prince ef Grauetark
A sequel to the Graaatark masterpiece
tee It Teday at the Star
Fourteenth Chanter ef
"GLORIA'S ROMANCE"
Starring Billle Buric
KLAMATH COUNTY NEWS
TWO MALIN BOYS
JOIN U. S. NAVY
(Klamath County Special News)
MAUN, April 55. Charlie Vavrika
and Young Spolak hare Joined the
United States navy.
Secures 290 Cattle
MAUN. April 25. Jim Johnson has
near 350 head of cattle again.
Puts In Grain
MAUN. April 25. John Bennett Is
putting In the Elliott ranch in grain.
ALL RANCHERS PLOWING
ANO SEEDING GROUND
MAUN. April 25. Nearly all the
ranchers In this section are plowing
and seeding the ground.
The late season causes many to be
lieve that the orchards here will have
a big yield this year.
Farewell Dance Hsld
MAUN. April 25. There will he a
farewell dance given at Malta tonight
la aoaor of our departing boys, who
will help defend Old Glory.
TEMPLE
MALIN PERSONALS
MAUN. April 25. Mr. and Mrs.
Klavtt Sttnkel. lfr Tnm Freddenfcer
THEATER!aad Mrs. V. X Wood were all doing
MERRILL OPERA HOUSE
MOTION FtcrCBES
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS
MfjsfWM OCABsJIw
ORPHEUS THEATER
"The Call for Help,"
Betty Schade, Marie Walcamp and
Val Paul, la a Big V Feature la
Two Parts.
"Behind the Scenes In Japan."
Expedition Pictures.
"Alice In Society,"
A Scream of Merriment la Three
Acta.
SPECIAL
Franc's Ford and Graet Canard
Producer of "Lucille Love, The Brok
en Crkia" and "Peg o the Bias, in
"THE PURPLE MASK"
You will highly enjoy the baffling
mystery. You will delight la the actios,
the punch and rapidly moving events
In this masterful photoplay. You will
see one of the most remarkable cast of
characters ever exploited in any serial,
beaded by the two greatest serial stars
on earth.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
Shew starts at 7:90 p. m.
trading at Malta Monday. "
Mrs. V. X. Wood bought lne alfalfa
bay from Jim Johnson Thursday.
Mr. Moody has bought rye to seed
his ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Pickett were call
ers on Mrs. Tom Wood Saturday.
Mrs. G. Moody has returned home
after a four months' visit to outside
points.
LOST ON UPPER LAKE
IN STORM SATURDAY
ODESSA. April 25. A party consist
ing of Mrs. Harry Ward and children,
Mrs. Diffenderfer, Will Ellich and Har
ry Aklas, while on their way to a
dance at Harriman Lodge last Satur
day night, were lost for a number of
hours la a small "kicker" boat In a
bad rain storm. They Anally arrived
safely.
CAR FOR HIRE Phone Mecca Bil
liard Parlor, 153, Jitney Joe or Me
Cabe. 25-lm
WANTED Five passenger auto In
good condition; will trade close-In
property; give particulars In first let
ter. Address 232 Herald, 24-2t
WANTED Anyone to remove two 12-
inch poplar trees for them. Don J.
Zumwalt,' 107 8. Riverside, Phone
2S8af. 23-3t
WANTED Plain sewing neatly done.
House dresses, fl. Children's
dresses a specialty. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Phone 377. 18-6t
WANTED 20,000 pounds of seed
rye. Anyone having any for sale
phone J, E. Paddock, Bonansa. 17-7t
MONEY TO LOAN on city property.
Arthur R. Wilson. 21
DON'T BELL your bides and pelts un
til you see B. P. Lewis, 6tb st., near
Klamath. Phone 356. 9-tf
Mary Plckford, opera bouse, tonight
ealy. It
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Klamath Lodge No. 137. 1. 0. 0, F..
meets Friday aJghta. W.D. CoferN.
a.. P.; Nate Ottarbeln, secretary.
waaaa Baeampmeat No. 4a, meets
Tvaaaayatgat. r. u. rotiauu, o. r,
l,J,Baaa,acrta.
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
THUMB-XAIL SKETCHES
MEN WHO RUN U. 8. NAVY
Admiral William S. Benson
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If you are accustomed to wake up
with a coated tongue, foul breath or
a dull, dixsy headache; or, if your
meals sour and tura Into gaa aad
acids, you bave a real surprise await
ing you.
Tomorrow morning, Immediately
upon arising, drink a glass of toot
water with a teaspooaful of limestone
phosphate in it. This is inteaded to
Orst neutralise and then wash out of
your stomach, liver, kidneys aad tbtr
ty feet of Intestines all the indigesti
ble waste, poisons, sour bite and tog
Ins, thus cleansing, sweetening and
purifying the entire alimentary canal.
Those subject to sick headaches,
backache, bilious attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach troubla, are
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from tbe drug store
and begin enjoying tbls morareg In
side batb. It Is said that men aad
women who try tbls become enthusi
astic and keep It up daily. , It Is a
plendld health measure, for It Is mora
Important to keep clean and pur on
be Inside than on the outside, because
hte skin pores do not absorb Impuri
ties Into the blood, causing disease,
while tbe bowel pores do.
Tbe principle of bstblng Inside Is
not new, as millions of people practice
It. Just as hot water aad soap elataa,
purify and freshen tba skin, so hot
water and a teaspoonful of llmestoaa
phosphate act on tba stomach, liver,
kidneys aad bowels. UsMstOM phos
phate la aa laMpeasire white powder,
WASHINGTON, April
"What has come to him, be has 4
won by hard work anyway."
This is what tbe navy depart-
meat thinks of Admiral William
Shepherd Benson, Chief of Naval
operation. President of the Gen-
eral Board of tbe Navy, and tbe
4) one man above all others upon
4 whom rest the success or failure
'of tbe fleet.
4 When Congress recently wrote
Into tbe law that Admiral Ben-
4 son's orders "were to be consld-
4 ered aa emanating from the Sec-
, retary of the Navy and have full
force and effect as such," It
' showed what it thought or him.
' Tbe Cblef of Operations Is truly
a Southern gentleman. He was 4
!w born on a small plantation In the
heart of Georgia in 1855, and has
carried with blm throughout his
brilliant career tbe best traditions 4
of the old South.
Tall, spare, with a most court-
ly bearing and a full white mus-
4 tache, much like bis predecessor,
Admiral Dewey, tbe Admiral pre- 4
sents tbe most distinguished an-
pearance. His rise has been
meteoric during the past few
4 years.
His first cruise as captain of a w
! battleship was in 1913, when he
? piloted tbe Utah to tbe fleet pen-
nant. He then assumed command
of tbe Philadelphia navy yard,
4 where he did "bis bit" with such
4 "great labor and excellence" as 4
to be called to Washington In
1915, when a man was sought to 4
create and take charge of the
new vital office of Naval Oper-
at Ions.
4 Admiral Benson is not a man
given to epigrams especially those
of the first person. "I" seldom
falls from bis lips. 4
If he can be Induced to admit
his services in Washington bave
met with "fair success" the Ad-
4 mlral will Immediately Impress
It upon you tbat It Is solely ow- 4
4 Ing to "tbe loyalty and co-oper-
atlon" of bis associates.
Tbls Is what his brother offi- 4
cars say of tbe present ranking 4)
4 officer of tbe United States 4
4 navy: e
4 "This Is tbe happy warrier: 4
This Is be
4 Whom nery man In arms
4 Would wish to he." 4
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Feeds Cattle
ODESSA, April :5. Paul Wampler
Is feeding cattle (or Straw brothers,
which they are muting from the Fort
country by way of Klamath Fall.
Father la III
ODESSA. April 21. Karl Nkkerson
was railed away uneipectedly by the
Illness of his fattier, at Curb)vlll.
Mall Beat Reaches Ridge
ODESSA.. April 23. The mail boat
Oakland made Its flrst trip this week.
Klamath Makes Another Trip
ODESSA. April 25. The steamer
Klamath made Its second trip on the
Upper Ijtke Monday, with men on
board to go to work In the lodging
camps. Sixty men were on board.
The steamer nlo brought mall to
Odessa.
Surprise Dance Held
ODESSA. April 25. A large crowd
attended a surprise dance at Harriman
Lodge, given Mr. and Mrs John Lusby
on last Saturday nleht. M. II. Wam
pler. Louts Wampler. Karl Nlckerson,
Arthur Worth and Tom Wilson at
tended the dance from this vicinity.
MT. LAKI PERSONALS
MT. LAKI. April 25. T. N. Case was
a Klamath visitor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Griffith were vis
iting In town Sunday.
Mrs. Ella Griffith Is recovering from
an attack of rheumatism. She Is able
to be around acaln.
To Preach Sunday
MT. LAKI. April 85.-lny Haynes
will preach at the Ml. Lakl church
Sunday, April 29th.
Rush Crept In
MT. LAKI, April 35. Spring wrath.
r has at last come, and the rush or
work Is going on, to get the crop In-
Art Club Entertains
MT. I.AKI. April 26. Mrs. Stelnen
delightfully entertained the Art Club
last Thursday afternoon. The nest
meeting will be held with Mrs. Ilurke.
one month from that date.
TWO ST. PAUL WOMEN
ANSWER CALL OP FARM
ST. PAUU Minn.. April 25 Two St.
Paul women have answered the rail
of Cart Vrooman. assistant secretary
of aitrirutture, for a million women to
help solve the problem of helping to
i'eetl America and her allies by voltin
4eerlng for farm work.
They are Miss Huth lllltman. who
developed a 2,700 acre farm In Can
ada tbrouih her own hard work and
ability, and Miss Kdythe Jenks, who
declares she has plowed, pitched hay
and done all kinds of farm work.
Canadian women set an example for
American women to follow when they
went Into the fields as their men left
them to go to the front. .Miss Hlllman
declared today. Both olter their ser
vice In organising a "back to the
soil" movement among the women of
the Northwest.
It you are Interested In having ini
expert piano tuner come lit-re from
Sherman, Clny Co., S.m Francisco,
cull up Mrs. Zumwalt at 2 .'.S.M at
once. 251-St
Strett Work Reeutstsd
Property owners petllluned council
for the Improvement of streets In two
parts ir the city Monday nlsbt. The aist
skd Mr n tirade and estimate on the
work of KradltiK on Seventh street,
HUh to I'lospet't, Seventh to Klghtli
stlvets.
The second petition asked for a
matin and for the paving with blthu-
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teruunu,. The nr. m'U
lit lot. placed im ni- ""
Mary l'llhr.l In "it,,, ,.lM .
Clan," opera lt,,i, tBlht mf J
Will trad i tear ( tur ... ,
Improve,! troH.ty. Me !,H'
I'MOM:
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Van Riper Bros.
We may have te raise the price, hut
we never cut the quality
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"Ranean Brand"
Bottle ...., .,, 30c
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Zip," a furnace and chimney cleaner, package a,
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Every tire claims to be the lowcstcostpermUe
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If you knew the experience of any considerable
number of other tire users,
that would help you decide which tire makes
good on the claim.
Ve don't know about other makes of tires, but we
do know
that motorists who have used United States Tires
continue to use them;
that more and more motorists who used other
mokes of tires are turning to United States Tires.
These two facts are proved by the amazing sales
increases of United States Tires
sales increases that arc vastly greater than even
the greater natural increase in the number of automo
biles this year over last
which shows where tire service is.
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