The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 01, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text'jfi , " !- i I I f t K. , hV ?; ? "."if jM A, m W Jif - &it& ,J.v WmMSSSSSSSS TlMETmnf HanJd i"' I W. O. SMITH. Editor Film 1 1 daRy enwoat aVanday ty lit Barakl FaimHag Ciiny af Rjajsat FaRa. at 111 Fanrth atna. - v b) MUM 9Ja SOMmmIbM BMttf ,Mtoitw tataa ay aaa to aay llmi ha tha PaKad Bteasa; OMTW - Wariwtti -at -u - FRIDAY, JUNK 1, 17 WMsQusMkhs. HELP WANTED 1WWWWIlWWWWl l ftMWM4MVWM0WWWWVk WANTRD-Olrl tor general house work. Goad wages. Llskey Ranch. PIMM K. Mtt WANTRD Woman cook for Hotel Frees 4 to If guests. Wages 14 per oath. Dtxoa Hotel. Fort Klamath. FOR RENT tfMIMIMMWWVWAMilVVWMkJMMMMlMMMMM ROOMS FOR RKNT-Over Jewel Cafe earner Math aad Mala at, ar-ti FOR SALB MMWWM MMMWJWWMMkJVJkJMMM FOR SALE- Automobile la goad eoa- dttlaa will he sold cheap for cash - JBS Fourth at. phoae 13SJ. lit FOR SALK fx.aaa city property. .sum aad lot. Will sell for half. afaautra Stl Second st 304t FOR SALE Faralture of three room .haaas la aaod ceadlUoa. cheap. Hoaae far rent. 114 Ninth st- 2Mt FOR BALK Good paying hotel bust- anae. For laformatloa write No, 433 11-tf . THURSOAY AND FRIDAY Tha Barrow Crao? A draasa of aocJetlels hyprocrocy Big V Feature la two parts "Safe la tha Safe- - WMh a woadertal cast of fua makers ia two parte Pwrate Mask" - The8UeatFesd ElxtkMflsode ADMISSION, IB CENTS Taw Irat patriotic duty Bay a liberty HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK TAR THEATER L. Leaky presents the ever at tractive screen star BmtsaJsWRkA ftaaaaftatdV aWBVBBfaBSEa i Bamjajajt, "Unpretectad" Ka rale more suitable to the peculiar of Miss Sweet could have fouad. The story has all the af a romance' aad Is both simple aad strong. TEMPLE THEATER Popular Plays and Players presents Mme. Petreva in The Eternal Queatlen" ' A Metro Woaderplay of Supreme Power ia 6 arts MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOnOM PJOTtTsUal TCTCSOAVS AND BATUKDATB Your Brat' patriotic duty Buy a Liberty Road. Klamath Lodge No. 117, 1. 0. 0. F. aeatt Friday algbts. W. D. Cofer N Q.. P.s Nata Ottarbela. aecretary. Rwaa Eaeampment No. 41, meats Tunny mat, p. l. foubuib, o. e.; L. J.Raaa. acriba. 'M .yaw Bra leaking far a name ia tha ' JH Tf Tatar Irat patriotic Ufearty Band. Hit m duty Bay a WAR WILL LAST TWO YEARS ANYWAY 5? j-.'.ft PORTLAND; Ore.. June l-"The war ariU hut at least two years longer" W. n suag oi uiaa, HOUSTON'C fl Matrapalltaa AmaaaanesNa J brbr" C-P hksJ ;,J. wtbaw attendiag tha Laae funeral Bulla there la m telHag haw &7'RMJ " WW asWslS- Tatar Bast aatHaUc. duty Buy a DHHlJiCMBlr News No Plan Ma .. rLRVNA, June I There were only a few present at the Farmers' Devel opmenl league meeting Saturday night and no plans were laid for a picnic July 4, k Finish Seeding TLRYNA. June l Nearly every farmer In thta vicinity Is through with his seeding. PLEVNA PERSONALS PLEVNA, June I Janea Keraa aad wife ypent Sunday at the R. V. Gaa home. Mrs. Charles Sevlt spent Monday at G. U Shell's. Mrs. H. H. Van Yalkeaburg called at J. RarecoWa Moaday. H. A. Talbot was shopping in town Saturday. R. V. Ess aad family aad Joo Poster aad wife spent Sunday evealag at J, Karecow'a. Your trst patriotic duty Buy Liberty Bend. Contract heade af all kind prompt ly farnlehed. Yeuil need than far Scenatnictlen work an tha Btrahani j Railroad. Baa Chllcete. 15 SUNDAY "OREGON PRISONSUNDAY" GOVERNOR DESIGNATES OAY FOR PREACHERS TO TELL OF PRISON CONDITIONS TO IN ELECTION. AID VOTERS SALEM. Ore., Jaaa 1 Governor Wlthycomb has designated Juae.3 aa "Oregon Prison Sunday" aad has ask ed ministers thruout tha State to tell of conditions existing at the State Peatteatary here, ia order that voters will go to tbepolls June 4th aad vote far tha 1400,609 tax levy for' a aew pealteatary. The governor says a new prison Is desirable both from an economic and humanitarian standpoint Fester May Ga. PORTLAND, Ore.. June 1 Dr. Wil liam T. Foster, president of Reed College,. Portland, la considering aa offer of the presidency of the Col lorado College at Colorado Springs. Your trst patriotic Liberty Bend. duty Buy a Views of Boxer Who t Died of a Broken Heart aVA9akBvv BB-R-R-R-H. BBBlBRMa-fRBRRRRM v.gRLilHB BRRR BRRRRRbBRRRRRRftRRRsRRRRRRRRRal BRi BlB sRcBRRRRRRRRRRRsAkBRRRlaBlRRRRRRRRRRRRRCfl H a-R-VB-R-R-R-R-R-R-Hm-H Hflwl bIbB-R-R-R-Ib-R-R-IB-B-R-R-b11H iBa-HHs-fl-H I LlBRRRRRRRRRRRRW HkIi vBRRBRRLsRpI - 1 1 r-r-r-r-r-r-H B ft i ! WMK i B-R-HB-R-aBHii ( T7!l: IIb-b-bI Ib-b-KhIIU Hi. B s-B li L-b-bV r4B-B-B-B-ll W m I 'n Am v bH IH B-B-B--B-R I JaR-B-H af - Ai.' If p ' UnElJiliHl jmHllHilllllll immmfcss3mWu3BZXS3ssmxnn If aa 1 T ""' I '7"" eb-b-b-b-b-brr r-VTh.t jr mmhlZlt. BBRBBRBR-fc "ww f BH When Governor Whitman of New York announced that Lea Darcy, the Australian middleweight champion, could not box In New York state "because ho was a slacker" a great fghter went oa the down grade. Other governors and boxing commls aloaa, la imitation of the New York gareraor, fallowed, till mnr eoald SENATOR McNARY 6IVES STATEMENT ' NEWLY APPOINTED MEMBER OP CONQRB88 TO PILL VACANCY CAUSED" BY THE DEATH OP SENATOR LANK TELLS STAN a A statement Issued by Senator Mc- Kary before his departure tor Wash ington last night: 'in common with the people of Ore gon, I sincerely regret the occurrence that made necessary the appointment of a United States Senator. The death of Senator Harry Lane removes from public lite a lovable and ajtRressWe character whose ways were frank and opea aad who, under all circumstances performed his duty as he saw it. I am deeply appreciative of my de tection aa United States Senator by Governor Jamee Wtthysomb and am aot unmindful of the large responsibil ity the oBtee enjoins. Aad while It Is my belief thai the public welfare would be promoted by a return to Republican principles. 1 shall go to Washington, aot as a narrow partisan to oppose President Wilson, but 'on the contrary, to support the adminis tration la every legitimate effort It may employ In ending the war to the credit of America, and in bringing about i a lasting and h6norable peace to all of the nations Involved. While a waat of time precludes any elaboration of the various matters that may eagage my endeavors. I shall advocate and "enlist my efforts In be half of national equal suffrage and national prohibition, aa each of these principles has been adopted by the people of the State which I am se lected to represent I shall cooperate Immediately with any movement which baa for its purpose the suppression of gambling aad speculation in the neces sities of Ufa to tha end that the con suming public shall pay a fair profit to the producer oaly. Knowing that 1 owe my State what ever service I may render, prompts ma to leave for Washington. D. C. withla a day." WCM UUKFKITY Hilt ..-w.. w...r-..w... ....... RED MUSS JWIIUKf1r.4.4 I 1 (Continued from page 1) mechanics, litter-bearers, and the oth ers naturally needed to operate an ambulance corps. The total number of men required Is something like eighty-six. A considerable number are already pledged. The total am ount of money required to equip this unit la about $4,800. A substantial amount has already been offered. "Will you please take this matter up fully with the alumni in your vlcln not gat a chance, When he was taken ill in Memphis two weeks ago he de clined rapidly. The physicians soon saw there was no hope for him. Out those who understood Darcy know well that bis disappointments In the United States and Australia killed him. He was roundly scored by Australian pap ers whaa ha left Us country and came to America. THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON Ity both those who mlht be Inter - ested to enlist and those who mllht contribute, and let us see If, on Alumni Day, June 1 we cannot assure Dr. Kuykcndal! that th University of Oregon alumni are fully behind him In this matter and that both men ami money are forthcoming. "The responses of other colleges (IT. of C has already !vnt three small units to France) makoa It desirable that the response of the U. of O. be Immediate. Please write or telegraph to me at Eugene, rare Kxtenslon Di vision, prospects In the vicinity of Klamath Falls, or send wont by some one who will be nt the Alumni Meet ing on Saturday, June I." The graduates ami fanned students of the University of Oregon residing In Klamath Palls and Klamath county are: Mrs. W. O. Smith. Leroy O. Apple- gate. Mrs. Oeo. Humphrey, Dr. Wm. H. Boyd, Leland II. Haines. Guy llam - nkcr of Dotiania. Roy Ilamaker of Qly, Will C Hum, Harry Meaner, John M. Moore, Clarence Motsrhenbacher, Ernest J. Nail, Mrs. Maud K- Martin of Odessa. O. H. Newton. Hoy Orem. Robert Rlggs, Carlisle Yaden. Judge D. V. Kuykendatl. Andrew Collier. C. V. loosely of Ft. Klamath. Geo. Stev enson., Dr. E. D. Johnson, Ross Sutton of Dairy, Harold G. Merrymaa, Dr. Geo. Cathey. Dr. F. M. White. Dr. R. R. Hamilton. V. T. Mottschenbacher. Mike Stasney of Malln. Captain J. C. Rutenlc. Miss Luclle Marshall. Miss Rachael Applegate. Miss Laura Ham-! mer Fred B. Dunbar. Miss Maude. Newbury. Mrs. Luke Walker, Mrs.! H. C. Winslow of Merrill and Dr. O H. Merryman. FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW DRUGGIST RAYH LADIKH ARE USING RECIPE OK MAGE TEA AND SULPHUR Hair that loses Its color and lustre, or when It fades, turns gray, dull and lifeless, la caused by a lack of sul phur In the hair. Our grandmothers made up a. mliture 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 . W, which is so attractive, use only this oua mli 111 ture. Improved by tha addition of oth er Ingredients by asking at any drug store for a GO-cent bottle of "Wyetb's 1 Sage and 8ulphur Compound," which darkens the hair so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can possibly tell It hag been applied. You just damp en a sponge or soft brush with tt ana draw this through your hair, taking one smaU strand at a time. By morn ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Is that, besides beautifully darkening the hair after a few amplications It also brings back the gloss and lustre and gives It an nnjiearanca of abundance. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com pound Is a delightful toilet requisite jp Impart color and a youthful ap pearance to tho hair. It la not In tended for the cure, mitigation or prevention of disaaaa. 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LVJbbS mmmmJm aBBaaBaBWMaaBBBBaBaBBmaBBaBwmBaaBaaBaBBaaaBwawswaHK i - i i -i -essswJBBwemBBBaaRsRRai A ,44444444444444a SPECIAL ADVANTAGES OP LIBERTY BONDS One especial advantage no other bonds, National, Stale, municipal 4 or corporate, have Is that If the United States during the rontlnu- 4 ance of this war shall Issue other 4 bonds at a higher rale of Intereslj the holders of these liberty bonds have the right to eichang their liberty bonds for bond bearing the higher rale of Interest, dollar for dollar. 444444444444444 The Chllcete agency la tha home af tha AEtna companies. Qti good Intur. anca before the fire. -45 Sale of Personal Property. On Saturday the Id day of June. M?. o'clock In the forenoon, I will sell to the highest bidder for cash In hand, the following personal prop erty belonging to the Estate of II. W. Butler, deceased: 8tore building occupied by 3 H Mil ling Co.; Stock of seeds; poultry sup plies and feed scales: ceunters: -hand truck: and other articles. MRS. FRANCES IIUTI.KIt. RieculrU of II. W. Ilullrr Ktaln Not a Bite of Breakfast Until You Drink Water Bum k aBaua M kkBj SBaBMBASe RkEBBS BREfRrEf E4J BRBJREBJ BJW BaBFf aajujgBsT aaaaaay Just as coal, when It burns, laavea behind a certain amount of incom bustible material In tba form of ashes, so tha food aad drink taken day after day leaves In the alimentary canal a certain amount of Indigestible ma terial, which If not completely elimi nated from tba system each day, be- eornea food for the millions of bacteria hlch Infest tba bowels. From this mass of left-over waste, toxins aad plomala-llke polsoaa are formed aad sucked into tha blood. Men nad women who can't get foal ing right must begin to take Inside baths. Before eating breakfast each morning drink n glass of raal hot wa ter with a teaapoonful of limestone phosphate In It to wash out the thirty feet of bowels the previous day's ac cumulation of poisons and toxins, and to keep the entire alimentary canal clean, pure and fresh. Those who are subject to slfk head ache, colds, biliousness, constipation, others who-wake up with bad taste, foul breath, backache, rheumatic stiff ness, or have a sour, gaasy stomach after meals, are urged to get a quarter pound of limestone phosprata from tba drug store, and begin practicing Internal saaiUtloa. This will cost very little, but Is sufflclent to make anyono an aathuslaat on tha subject. Remember, Inside bathing is more Important than outside bathing, be cause tha skin pores do not absorb Imparities Into tha blood, causing poor health, while tha bowel pores do, Just aa soap and hot water cleanses, sweetens and freshens the akin, so hot water and limestone phosphate act on tba stomach, liver, kldnsys and bowels. Adv. "Buy htm first" ar buy let and build a heme, and you'll have eemfart through lifa and peace In aid aae See ChlUate. IS SEEMS EVERYONE HEARS ABOUT IT ALL WANT TO TRY NEW ORUG THAT DRIBS UP CORNB 80 THEY LIFT OUT Good news spreads rapidly aad drug gists hero are kept busy dispensing Your Patriotic Duty-Biy a Liberty Loan Bend Your CouRtry smmnJb your ajaUUncs Bud sm4mU it now. Sm tb BscrBUry of th KUrmIIi CouRly Loan Esbcu live ComRsittM tosUr. KLAMATH Mauinfacturing Company The Important Things The isolated profit or the partic ular article that you may purchase of us today Is not Important, even though yours may be a very consider able purchase. The Important thing to us Is, that whatever you purchase shall render a full measure of service, up to and even greater than you expected. I'roin tires, lubes and accessories down to the smallest article we carry In stock, we want you to feel that Ibis is (lit spirit that goes with every pur chase made here. And If you are not already numbered among tha long list of our sallsllvd customers, wa want you with us. White Pelican Garage The Key to Siccess Is a savings account. Haxardoua speculation may make one man In a hundred rich, but It makes Iba other nlnety-nlno poor. Tha aafa way Is to saves, and let your Money, earn money. Your funds deposited In our care will draw 4 per can!, will be absolutely safe, and at your disposal at all times. FIRST STATE & KLAMATH FALLS, ORKOON Keep Your Backache la quite a cemmen aamalalnt and la wuelly aui W 11 flfttlUat sWIsiaaAas 4 .". 4 aaimmaywgaa MBaaaaif Dan't ntlet yeur kldnayg far kidney Ilia may ta4l U MrlaiM waaw treuaiei, diabetes, ravt( ar BHahVa aUwaaa. ' NY A I Q inniMFY PILLS , Ira a cemblnatlen af veaeUble .nHinni i ST IIM RHNISSW WW1"!""""" PRICE IllttklfOOtlS vZ KUWm WttJLft OtEOOH rrrWo, mufimwBrm EWPAV, JUNE 1, 1U freeiene, the recent au.71 Cincinnati man. which It said i. wZi any cm su II lifts nut na tuJT? A auarter of aa ounce wstTIl!! lUlle at any pharmacy, but ui7? be sufficient lo rid ons fMt "? hard or soft corn or rtlioua You apply just a few droaa M lw lender, aching corn and iMlwtlv tk! soreness Is relieved, and soon lk7J? i tiu.ii ... i. .... '""era a .till kml II I. .,.. "- - " siicsy tat which dtlea when applied aad innanipa or even irritates the int. tissues This discovery will pretest - sands of deaths annually from lasijw and Infection heretofore rNalUutaZ the aulclday habll of culllag carasT Paid ada. T" I '.;. SAVINGS BANK i t ggBRBsRasRRaaaBRsRBBBRRR4RaReaB M.MW40MMMMMIIM ?1 Kidneys wen VPi l V t 1 preduets aesellarly aWala" '" -!; 5-V - SOe wm ? t' ' 0.i BVB W; ', ;j EBlRPRllrV : ii PMnluU aaaBBBBBBswiBsw 11 mfi,t't-& J IMMMMMMIMMMMMMMMMMMM '-t-n.fr :m 'O .v.. siidsmm