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Klamath County News
WEONE8DAY, MAY 16, 1917
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FOR SALE Cheap: Ave passenger
touring car in pood condition. Phono
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FOR SALE Standard bird Shetland
posy, buggy, harness, paddle and
Bridle. Inquire W. C Davenport. 16-3t
FOR SALE 1500 -worth of stock in
H. H. Edmonds Lumber Co. Address
1C3 Herald office. lWt
FOR SALE Good paying hotel bust
aesa. For information write No. 633
Herald office, 11-tf
HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSK
THURSDAY A FRIDAY, MAY 17, It
Thos, H. Ince presents the Million
Dollar Spectacle,
CIVILIZATION"
The Greatest Production ot Modern
Times. 4
RESERVED SEATS SO CENTS
STAR THEATER
Selig offer a passionate, putaatlng
Drama of the Borderland
THE HEART OF TEXAS RYAN
Featuring
Geoffee Fawcttt, Frank Campeau
and Bessie Eyton
niwl the Seventeenth Chapter of
GLORIA'S ROMANCE
TEMPLE THEATER
"Matching Jim,"
A yujtang WestenTDrama In Two
Parts.
"The Flaw In the Evidence."
American Society Drama in Two
Parts,
"The Deacon'a Card,"
A Beauty Comedy.
Hearst Paths News,
Current Events.
Performance Begins at 7:30
ADMISSION, TEN CENTS
Klamath County Special Service)
ORJVE CATTLE TO
LONG LAKE FEEO
SPRING UXKK. May 16. George
flrlrxle aa I Frank Stewart drove- Ihelr
cattle to Long Ijiko last week.
SPRING LAKE PERSONALS
SPRING LAKE. May 1C II, II
Glnlsjor was In this neighborhood last
Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Vm.Chene, Mrs.
Stewart. Mrs. Gentry. Mrs. IllRht
mler. Carl Schubert and MK Louisa
Schrelner cro Klamath Falls visit
ors l.ii week.
Earl Rlghtmlcr hauled hay and wood
from the Olcnc district last week.
Carl Schubert Ja. visited with hN
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schubert
Sr.. and Mi sister, Mr. Win. Cheyne,
the last of the week.
Mrs. J. DePuy and Mrs. W. Turner
visited with Mrs. A. E. Schrelner one
day last week.
Mrs. Ward Dolan and Miss Thelma
Dolan drove their new Ford to town
Monday.
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WANTED Girl for- general house
work; good wages. Phone Mrs. Cot
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ORPHEUS THEATER
Tuesday and Wednesday
"Corporal Billy'a Comeback,"
Great Feature in Two Acta.
"David's Idol Dream,"
Strange Fancies and Stranger
Realities in Two Acts.
"Almts ef the American Forest."
A Universal Special. '
"The Bar Fly,"
Comedy.
! ADMISSION TEN CENTS
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MOTION PICTURES
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Klamath Lodge No. 137. 1. O. O. F..
aaeeU Friday nlgbu. W. D. Cofer K.
O., P.; Nate Otterbein, secretary.
Ewauaa Encampment No. 46, meets
Tuesday night. P. L. Fountain, C. P.;
Ik J. Beaa. scribe.
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We are always
glad to see you,
whether you
come merely to
purchase.
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We want you to
feel at home
here. Make It a
point to stop in
and get acquaint
ed. It will be
well worth your
while.
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PROFESSOR HOPKINS AND BEN
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Good Roads for Oregon
y E. J. ADAMS
State Highway Cemmleelener
The Herald will run dally "the clearest, meat readable and meat In.
formative document of the Oregon Qeed Reads campaign," as the be
lew haa been termed, written by E. J. Adams ef Eugene, and state
highway commissioner. "A simple explanation ef the 6.000,000 bond
ing act questions answered repllee to objections statistics analy.
aed" adya C. C Chapman, editor ef the Oregon Voter. "The measure
dlecussed In Its relation te ealstlng read legislation and the whole read
altuation as It faces the people ef Oregon, at the special election,
June 4, 1917.
Al'TO FEES HAVE lll'.KN DOUBLED
We now have available for construc
tion of road on state account a i-mltl
tax upon Ihe property of the state,
which produces, on our present assess
ed value, approximately $210,000 per
annum.
The lait legislature doubled Ihe mo
tor vehicle license foes and diverted
these funds from the counties where
the autos paying the same an' owned.
to the state highway fund.
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EUGENE.' May 16. Two members of
the faculty of the University of Oregon
have already laid down their college
work and departed for military ser
vice. Ben II. Williams, secretary of
the social welfare work In the exten
sion division, who Is also secretary of
the Oregon Alumni Association, and
Professor Allan C Hopkins of the
school of commerce, today are at the
reserve officers' training camp at the
Presidio. Calif.
Other faculty members hao their
applications In, but hae not received
I instructions to report at the Camp.
Students are leaving the state uni
versity dally to enter various branches
of the service. Nine are at the officers;
training camp at the Presidio, and all
other branches of the service are rep
resented. .
tna policies provide perfect pro
tection. They are the standard of the
world. Ask Chllcote. 9
W. E. Seehoro Company
Phone 72 622 Main Street
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SA6E TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
ITS GRANDMOTHER'S RECIPE TO
BRING BACK COLOR A'D LUS
TRE TO HAIR
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy balr can only be bad by brew
lag a mixture of Sage Tea and Sul
phur, Your balr is your charm. It
makes or mars the face. When it
fades, turns gray or streaked just an
, application or two of Sage and Sul
phur enhances Its appearance a bun-
. area fold.
, Don't bother to prepare the mix-
tare; you can get this famous old
recipe Improved, by the addition of
v .other ingredients for 50 cents a large
.bottle, all ready for use. It Is called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulpffur Compound.
, This can always be depended upon to
bring back the natural color and lus
tre of your balr.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" gage
sad Sulphur Compound now because
'It darkens ao naturally and evenly
-'' that nobody can tell it has been ap-
allad. "Yan imnlv damnen n snnnire
"s soft brush with It and draw this
through the hair, taking one small
'etraad at a time; by morning the gray
hair haa disappeared, and after an
' other application It becomes bea tl-
iMH I. ...f n.A Tna.lf .nil lua
i. trass. This ready-to-use preparation
'.J1 thaa who dealra dark hair and a
It Is not In-
cure, mitigation or
Chllcote can save you money on city
and country property. 9
MATCHING FEDKIIAL MONEY
To be certain of providing funds suf
ficed to match the federal government
dollar for dollar In the construction
of post and forest roads, the last legis
lature passed a bill known as the Ueafc
Barrett bill, or II. a 31. which pro
vides that after the department has
used all available funds In the state
highway fund to match the government
In the construction of these post and
forest roads, should there be a dell
clency, or lack of funds, the bonds
under the Dean-Barrett bill may be is
sued to secure funds sufficient to make
up the deficiency needed to match the
government.
This la the prealne condition ef read
construction In this state.
THE I6.000..000 IIONDINO RILL
During the clewing days of the ses
sion the legislature passed a bill known
as II. II. C.0, providing for an Issue of
10,000.000 of bonds to be issued at the
rate of not to exceed $1,000,000 the Brat
year, not to exceed f 3.000,000 the sec
ond year and the remaining 13,000,000
at the option of the state highway com
mission as necessity might require.
These bonds are to bear 4 per cent in
terest and be paid off at the rate of
1-20 each year, commencing with the
sixth year.
NEED 1500.000 TO FINISH ORADES
Out of the proceeds ot these bonds
the state highway commission is auth
orised to finish the grade In four coun
ties, Clatsop, Columbia. Hood Illvcr
and Jackson, for the reason that each
of these counties bos done Its best, by
way of taxation, for road purposes,
and has Issued bonds to the full limit
or their ability In an attempt to build
roads of state import in these coun
ties, and were not quite able to finish
their grades. Therefore, this provision
Is made to complete their roads.
From the best Information we can
get. It will require between HOO.000
and SSOO.OOO to do this grading, and
I the larger part of this will be needed
vital Importance aa a connecting link
between the northern part of Eastern
Oregon and the Willamette Valley.
The balance of the 8,000.000. or ap
proximately 13,100,000, U to be Used
for paving.
Columbia College Opens
School of Warfare
W. D. MILLER
Roofing Contractor
Maltliold, Tar and Gravel Roof
ing. Roof Coating. Repair Work
a Specialty. 232 S. Sixth Street.
Phone 293.
For finishing grades
grades, 1500,000
For paving
15,500,000
VARYING WIDTH OF PAVING
The hard surface placed upon these
roads should be of sufficient width to
accommodate all of the trade demand
ed of that particular section, of road.
In some parts of the state a nine
foot road will be ample, In other sec
tions the traffic will require a sixteen
foot road.
The average width of the slate over
will probably be about twelve feet.
A good bard surfaced road, either
of concrete six Inches thick or some
bituminous mixture, and placed on
crushed rock where the soil conditions
are suitable, can be laid for approx
imately 11.30 per yard.
Rutreetlmatlng aa a matter of safety
that this road will cost an average of
$10,000 per mite, you readily see that
Ihe funds available from Ibis bond Is
sue will lay 650 miles of hard surface
road. There are some 970 miles of
road designated In the bill as hard sur
face roads. Some of these roads are
optional hard surface, and much of the
optional road will not need bard sur
facing now.
TEST OF WHETHER PAVING IS
NEDED
Then, again, there are many miles
of macadam and good gravel road, par
tlcularly In the valley, upon which Ihe
annual cost to maintain is not equal to
the Interest on the cost to plsce a hard
surface upon It. Therefore, these sec
tions, sa a matter of business economy,
should not be hard surfaced until
traffic Increases to a point where the
annual cost to maintain exceeds the
Interest on the cost of a hard surface
plus the annual cost to maintain the
hard surface.
-WHAT FUNDS WILL ACTUALLY
PAVE
For this reason we may deduct from
this total mileage many mites of gravel
and macadam roads, leaving approxi
mately 600 miles out of the 90 that
should now be Improved with n hard
surface. You can see, therefore, that
the funds available fremthis bond Is
sue will practically hard surface every
mile of read designated In the bill and
en the map sa hard surface read that
new demands such a surface.
NEW YORK, May Id. lleKUltallon
for Instruction In t'ulmitbta Univers
ity's "war school" rinsed Imlay will
scores of embro general learning the
modern art of bailie,
In Ihe military dttlalmt, under Pro
fessor Vlckers and Captain Vanl.lew,
students are being Iwtlruclrd In deal-
Ing with noxious giiae and liquid lite,
trench rUtitliiK, rifle hullrt penetration
through different metals, how lo lake
cover, "digging In." Ilehl and portable
trench tools, the use of the rand bag.
working under fire. Ultxtl wlnmeth-
Ms or eirrllun. mlnl,, m ro(m,M
mining. Ihe pil..i.e ,! ,
trench nllaiks and bombing ul.li.
The a,al dh Won under .n,fM1(llr
Hlkhler r detotrd ftlnrlpaliy to m
electrical work m vM , Brtt,
Ing ship. Including srarchiUht opf,.
Hon. lutiet rmtlMil B, ,. flti)
Tuition In f. Kmm ,;,
Which ever) element ,,f a lh,rol"
light Will be I II It mined In ,rt Z
III conclude Hie tnumn of MuVnnt
month. The u program
ably be repeated hi it,,- summer icbool
reunion,
Maxwell
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Reserved Seats for -Civilization"
In order to accommodate out of town
patrons, and those who desire same, a
limited number of reserved seats for
In Uood River county because of the "Civilization" Is now on sale at the
difficult and expensive construction opera bouse at SO cents each. Phone
work necessary, but this road Is of 131. 15-2t
Keep dean
Keep dei attic, as
well as outside. Do not
allow food poisoM to ac
cumulate ia yourbowsls.
Hesaacbe, a tigs of self
poisoning, wuT poiat to
numerous other troubles
which are sure to follow.
Keep yourseU iweB, u
thousands of others do.
bytakla&whM seeded,
a dose or two of the okL
reliable, vegetal, fuS!
lyUvermeatdae,
TWHrf'j
Black-Draught
Mfi. Maggie Bledsoe,
Otawatomie, Kaa., says:
"Black -Draught cured
me of consUpatloa of IS
years standing, which
nothing had been able to
help. I was also suave
to stomach trouble . . .
Everything I ate would
sour on my stomach. I
Used tWO PKkMgH of
Two Days
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KLAMATH FALLS
Tbnrsday and Friday
Mayl7-18
Bttck-Dradght.aiaohl,
the blessedreUef It has
Rvea me;- mack
raught should be on
your shelf. Oct a pack
age today, price Jsc.
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40,000 PEOPLE. GREAT AERIAL,
NAVAL AND LAND RATTLES.
CITIES SUILT AND DESTROYED.
SUBMARINE WARFARE, ETC., ETC.
HAS PLAYED TO OVER 0,000 PEO.
PLI IN PORTLAND
NOW ON NINTH "CONSECUTIVE
MONTH IN PACIFIC NORTHWEST,
PLAVINQ TO CAPACITY EVERY.
WHERE
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Special Reduced Rates
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Is built on "safety first" courtesy
end efficiency. Barely Is guaran
teed by our ample capital and sur
plus. The courtesy Is extended to
all alike, be their transactions large
or small. And efficiency la guaran
teed by the character and standing
of the officers In chargo, If It's
financial, our advice la yours to
command.
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