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Tl Evening Herald
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FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1917
BenWiCksiedAdTS.
HELP WANTED
KliMAGialy News
LOGGING RAILROAD NOW
EXTENDED TO THE RIVER
ACKLEY BROTHERS HAVE RAIL.
ROAO 'RUNNING PROM MOUN.
TAINS TO RIVER TO DUMP LOOS
TO IE RAFTED TO FALLS.
KBNO. May rs Ackley Brothers
now hae a logging railroad running
from the mountains to a point near
the Keno bridge where they dump
the Ion Into the river to be taken
to their mill at Klamath Fatls.
Captain Ball was In Keno Wednes
day with a boatload of material forj
Ackley'a logging camp. The captain I
will take Ackley's logs to the Palls.
Good Roads for Oregon
y E. J. ADAMS
State Highway Cemmlealener
The Herald will run dally "the clearest, matt readable and moat In
formative document of the Oregon Good Roada camaalan," "
low hat boon termed, written by E. J. Adama af Eugene, and atato
highway commlMloncr. "A simple explanation of the 16,000,000 bond
ing act questlono antwerod repllea to' objections statistics analy
ted" oaya C C Chapman, editor of the Oregon Voter. "The measure
dltcutaed In Its relation to existing road legislation and the whole road
situation a It facea the people of Oregon, at the apeclal election,
Juno 4, 1117.
fill Hfl XI
bill!
fin in ii
OIRL WANTED General housework.
Small family. Good wages. Apply
Sarald. 23-3t
WANTED Blacksmith for .sawmill
and teggJag camp. Good wages. Per
aaeat position.
NINE LUMBER CO.
!4t Bray. CaL
FOR RENT
FOR MINT 5 room modem house.
Ira 1 Piae at 25-3f
.FOR SALE
KENO PERSONALS
KENO. May 15 H. Snow goose has
been on the sick list but is Improving
now.
Grandmother Saowgoose. who Is 77
years of age and has not walked a
Mep In about three years, is very
feeble and is unable to more. She Is
confined to ber bed.
Sam Padgett Is putting out a large
garden to feed the hungry and has
line prospects.
IX CONCLUSION.
I am. Indeed, very sorry that our
good friends who are opposing these
bonds, many of whom are my personal
friends, and whom I hold In high es
teem, should see fit to use surh mis
leading arguments that apienl not to
the reason but to the prejudice of the
neoplei In their atempt to defeat this
road building program.
HONEYCOMBED WITH SUSPICION.
Without any personal reflection of
any kind, I want lo say this, th.tt
Oregon today is honeycombed with
suspicion and distrust. She Is tied to
the post with the halter of wanting
confidence. We neter can hope to
make progress as a State until this
condition ia overcome. No business
enterprise can succeed when the part,
ners lack confluence and are, suspic
ious of each other. No home can be
happy where the members of that
home distrust each other and no State
ran succeed and make progress when
people lend themsehes to the destruc
tion of confidence In those who are
honestly endeavoring to do something
for the good of all the people.
"UNUKSIRAnU: CITIZENS."
I want to say this. In all kindness,
I that that man who goes about the
State pointing the linger of suspicion
at others, arraying class against class,
and destroying the confidence of the
peoplu Is a menace to the welfare of
the State. If he does such things
with malicious Intent, he becomes an
undesirable cltlien and the quicker
his address bears the mark of another
State, the better It will be for this
grand old State of Oregon.
IH dd UN liJ
BUY OWN FUNIS
UNLESS REASONABLE BIOS ARE
SUBMITTED FOR STATE HIGH.
WAY WORK STATE WILL DO
WORK ITSELF; ANNOUNCED.
(o unuViiM.p imvtiiR vork Knelt by
foice acrour.l
Hide fur till t i'i- of Mumln-d T
mi t',1 til" Id tie tuvllfrl um!ti' 'l'li M I
Me umiiHi'.'tUiii
The type of pavement to (to seleeled
In each Imllcldual case U In be de
termined by cost and local conditions.
Kur work done by contract, good and
suftlclent guarantees of workmanship,
material and durability will be eiavted
from contractors.
During the eilMaiire or war condi
tions no construction will bo under
taken which will withdraw labor from
juuxon-an'
i
ItMt BALK A few secoad band cars
S4-M FORD OARAGE
fOR 8ALB Good paying hotel bust
aaa. For Information write No. 633
Herald oMce. 11-tX
FOR SALE Two bbp, single phase
Wagner motor. Telford Bros. Garage.
tt-t
SYHt SALE Two thousand yards of
earth. Joel T. Ward. CU Mala st
:t
FOR BALE Indian motorcycle, almost
cost StSS, will sell for $150.
Iroa Works or see J. O.
Beardaley. 24-6t
FOR BAUD Spring wagon suitable for
and a tot of' tools for sale
Phone 82-X or aee Parker at
SMaeaactoa. 25-2t
FOR BALE 40 acres lead aU under
cntUvaUen, fenced, will be oaelgaar-
Dalry Station. Price $16.00
SMt
R. E.' SMITH REALTY CO.
FOR BALE Hatching eggs froaa pure
bred barred rock hems. All male
Wrda fraaa O. A. C prixe laying stock.
Write, call or phone Mrs. G. A. Thorns,
Merrill. SO cents per setting. Delivery
ekirgea extra. 23-6t
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY
The Wrath of Cactus Meer
A drama with a tremendous human
appeal la three parts.
Purple Mask
Fifth Episode. A blaze in midair.
Two parts.
Lave me. Love My Biscuits
A Universal Joker Comedy
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In
"The Soul of Kura-San"
' with
Myrtle Stedman
A powerful and unusual Japanese.
American drama, by Charles Sarver
TEMPLE THEATER
v$ Henry B. Walthall
. America's Leading Actor with
v Mary Charleaon
in
"Little Shoos''
time: 1 hour, 15 min.
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Paving plants will be purchased by
the State Highway Commission.
If satisfactory bids for laying pave
ment are not received from contractors
the commission will thus be prepared
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the American gunboat Scorpion, which declaration of war against Germany.
was unable to leave Turkish waters The crew was of course Interned.
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The photograph was taken at the time
Henry Morgenthau was ambassador.
KLAMATH BOY IN
FOURTH SQUADRON
CLARENCE LENOX WRITES FATH
ER OF HIS EXPERIENCES AT
VANCOUVER AND FORT SAM
HOUSTON.
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P.2.Ma4a OUarbela, aeereUry.
VwRsaw eat No. 4t. meets
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The following Is part of a letter re
ceived by D. H. Lenox, of this city,
from his son, Clarence W. Lenox, of
the fourth aero squadron at Fort Sam
Houston, Texas.
"The three weeks we were at Van
couver they bad so many men there
that they could not feed them any
thing hardly, so we ate one meal and
sometimes two In Vancouver. Ken
neth soon ran out of money and I paid
; for both our eats.
"We were on the train when the
P:roll was signed and missed our
first day day, so we will have to watt
another month for our pay. We're
In the army now so I guess we should
worry.
"All men who have not been In the
service before have to have a certain
r.mount of infantry drill so we are
getting ours now. About three hours
every day and that is almost all we
do.
"Since we have been assigned to a
squadron we get out of fatigue. They
bad aeroplane maneuvers here last
Friday and a large delegation of Elks
were out from San Antonio to watch
tbeaa. They art sure pretty when
in or aix get up at once and loop the
ioof."
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BASEBALL CHATTER
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SAN FRANCISCO, May 25 There's
something in the air in California that
acts like the water of Ponce de Leon'K
fountain of youth on the arms of vet-
ran pitchers. At least, there are qullu
a few major-league old tlciM "netting
by" In the Pacific Coast L'ague.
Pill Burns, veteran southpaw, who
has twirled for almost every club In
both big leagues; Jean Dubuc, former
Detroit star; Charles Hall once a lc
penable twirler with the Red Sox; Att
Fromme, ex-New York Giant and Cin
cinnati Red; "Long Tom" Hughes,
first string Washington twirler In the
19th Century; "Spider" Baum, who
twirled for Altoona in the old Trl-Stitte
League, and Harry Krauxe, who wuh
with Connie Mack in 1910, are still
winning games In the major league of
the far west.
Pacific Coast League fans are not
surprised over Pitcher Frank Miller's
success with the Pittsburgh Pirates
thin season. Miller Is a Coast League
product. The White Sox drafted him
in 1912 but be was taken ill with
diphtheria during the winter and had
to retire for two seasons. Strong as
an average man possibly can be, Miller
was a wonderful pitcher in 1912. He
could pitch almost eery day, seldom
falling to send eight or ten batters
back to the water bucket. Only tho
olher day Miller twirled the first ..hut-
out game of the season against the
New York Giants, allowing four hits
and striking out seven batters.
RAILROADS
TO
PLAN CURTAILMENT
MAIN LINE PAS8EN0ER SERVICE
AND OTHER PHASES TO BE THE
SUBJECT OF WAR CURTAIL.
MEtiT.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., May 25
Plans for the curtailment in main line
pussenger service and other wartime
conomlet) In railroad operations are
under discussion here today at a con
ference of the chief operating officials
of western railroads. Northwestern
railroads are well represented.
It is expected that this movement of
reduction, the number of trains will
begin In the east and will become ef
fective first between points served by
two or more roads. On many lines,
it Is pointed out, (here is duplication
of service, such as, for example, the
three night trains between Portland
and Seattle on three competing lines.
curtailment In passenger service
would be directed toward the elimina
tion of such duplication.
Power passenger trains will release
railroadmen and equipment for an
augmented freight service.
SAYS BACKACHE IS SKIN YOU
HAVE BEEN BATING TOO MUCH
MEAT
Whoa you wake up with backache
and dull misery In the kidney region
it generally means you have been eat
ing too much meat, saya a well known
authority. Meat forms uric acid which
overworks the kidneys la their effort
to filter It from the blood, and tbey be
come sort of paralysed and loggy.
When your kidneys get sluggish and
clog you must relieve them, like you
rellove your bowels; removing ail the
body's urinous waste, else you have
backache, sick headache, dlixy spells;.
your stomach sours, tongue Is coated,
and when the weather Is bad you have
rheumatic twlngee. The urine la
cloudy, full of sediment, channels oft
en get sore, water scalds and you are
obliged to seek relief two or three
times during tho night
Either consult a good, reliable pby
slcian at once or get from your phar
macist about four ouncea of Jad Salts;
take before breakfast In a glass of wa
ter for a few days and your kidneys
will then act fine. This famous salts
la made from the acid of giapes and
lemon Juice, combined with llthla, and
has been used for generations to clean
and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to
neutralise acids la the urine so It so
longer Irritates, thus ending bladder
weakness.
Jad Salts la a life aaver for regular
meat eaters. It la Inexpensive, can
not Injure, and makes a delightful,
effervescent lithla-water drink.
Special
Sale
Reduced prices
on some broken
lines of Men's
and Boys' Shoes.
Modern Shoe Store
The Kscliulve Store for
Men and Hoys
7JI MAIN HTItKKT
Automobile
fires
Vulcanizing and
Repairing
AH work
Guaranteed
KLAMATH AUTO
TIRE COMPANY
133 South SUth Street
SAGE TEA DANDY
TO DARKEN HAIR
ITS GRA.NDMOTHKR'ft HKCII'K TO
HRINO BACK COLOR AND M'H
TRR TO HAIR
SWl
HOWARDS
Ashland-Klamath Falls Auto Line
BEST EQUIPMENT
The Service That Has Made Oood
NEW SEVEN PASSENGER CARS
Contract bonds of all kinds prompt,
ly furnishsd. You'll need them for
construction work en the Strahorn
Railroad. See Chllcete. ts,
Up From Malln.
W. II. Freer came In yesterday from
Malln where he Is working his Tule
Lake land tract which ha draw In the
land drawing.
You can turn gray, faded hair beau
tlfully dark and lustrous almost over
night If you'll get a-CO-cent bottlo of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur (Vim
pound" at any drug itore. Millions
of bottles of this old famous Sage Tea
Recipe, Improved by tho addition of
other Ingredients, arc sold annually,
says a well known druggist here, be
cause It darkens the hair so natur
ally and evenly that no one can tell Is
haa been applied.
Tboee whose balr Is turning gray
or becoming faded have a surprlRO
awaiting them, because after omi or
two applications the gray liulr van
In lies and your locks bocomu luxuri
antly dark and beautiful.
This Is the age of youth, dray-
haired, unattractive folks aren't want
ed around, so get busy with Wyeth's
Sage 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 ia a toilet requisite
and Is not Intended for the cure, mltl
gatlon or prevention of disease. Adv
Automobile Motor Tablets
Are you one of tho many uueere of
those tablets In Klamath Falls.
They prevent tho formation of car.
bon In your motor, give It mere "kick"
and power.
On May 2tst the new law gets Into
effect allowing tho gasoline producers
to sll a lower grade of gasoline than ,
waa legal heretofore. This no doubt
meana a poorer grade of gasoline and
we recommend using thoee tablets to
got results.
' THE TABLETS ARE FUT UP
ONE HUNDRED IN A BOX, ENOUGH
TO TREAT ONE HUNDRED GAL
LONS OF GASOLINE FOR II ,00.
White Pelican Garage
AEtna disability aellclea work far
you when you cannot work for your.
self. They are tag sanaai-a af the
World. AskChllMis. U
Drop in
and See
THE NEW STUDEBAKER
FOUR ar SIX
Cars that give raal service
WE CAN MAKE IMMEDIATE
DELIVERY
Geo. Biehn
Success
Is a savings account. Haiardoua
speculation may make one man In
a hundred rich, but It makes the
other ninety-nine-poor. The safe
way Is to savee. and let your money,
earn money. Your funds deposited
In our caro will draw 4 per cent,
will bn absolutely sufe, and at your
disposal at all times.
(swass'll W
FIDCT CTATC A. CAlIKleQ RANK
II KLAMATH FALLS, OIIKOON
Keep Your Kidneys Weil
Backache la quite a common complaint and la usually eaussd by in
active kidneys.
Don't ntglsct your kldnoya far kidney Ills may lead to osrloui bliew
troubles, diabetes, graval er Brlght's dlaease.
NYALS KIDNEY PILLS
are a combination of vegetable products pseulHrly efflelsnt l ;
treatment of diseases af the kidneys and bladder.
" PRICE "TTTT.Tr . 80c'
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