The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, June 26, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text- 1 PM--- rVv " x ,. UK. tr )f Jf fct tjl'l 1 i"- i SAOnVTWO r,,f -. THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLI, OREOON, tfemday, ji.m: mi, mir -Vi' Vtw 55! t Evening Herald W. O: SMITH, Editor catty sweat 1? Mil pmmuhk cwHir r rsJs,atmreertkrtrasc MmivA at ta fmteffce at KkMtk it ItobeerlaUoa tmi ay anil ta aay i fa 0m UaHrt anataa: SMS ilk , TUESDAY, Jl'XK tt, I1T ChssiiedAdrs. S FOR SALE fkkMMWWMMMWMWWWMMMMMAMM 5R 8ALE One rood milch cow, price l.0; one span Indian mule Id wiOl. S Magulre at Jewel afe. 26.3f R SALE Furniture and rugs at the Clatrmout, 228 Fourth street. brae 135J 23-2t )R SALE Eight milch cows; S head of Mrses mad marcs: Holsteln bull; tj as Reed as new. W. H. Todd h. ? miles northeast of Merrill. 4t R 8ALE OR TRADE Elshty acre relinquishment lire miles south of : Rock. Lake county. Ore.; 40 acres all fenced: two welts; Reed and other buildings; Joins neigh- sear school; will trade for Reed Igtodera automobile. Ford preferred, or , for cask. H. E. Klrkhaxn. DaRmor, 21-U IFOR TRADE Will exchance for sec- I hand automobile, three nine-year M aares witk colts at side. Average weight of mares about 1,000 pounds; estta from targe draft bone. Address X. T. Z, Klamath Falls. Ore. 22-t I FORD FOR SALE Good condition. W. B. Kitts, 741 Walnut street, even- 204t I FOR SALE Good paying hotel bast- asaa., For lafonraatloa write No. C33 I Herald eatee. 11-tf HELP WANTED EDQERMAN WANTED At Lamm's mill. Phone Lamm Lumber Co. 22-31 FOR RENT i m0t0m000i0t00WWtA0W00wwwww FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the Oregon House, 527 Klamath are. FOR RENT Nice front room, newly famished. Enquire 131 Second street ltt MISCELLANEOUS WMWMWM FARM LAXD6 TiR GOVERNMENT needs farmers a well as fighters. Two million three hundred thousand acrea of Ore geb 41 CaliforaU Railroad Co. grant land; title revested In United SUtes; be opened for homesteads and sale. Contains some of the best land left tatbe United States; large copy righted map, showing land by see tleaa and description of soil, climate, rate fall, elevations, temperature, r;tc.f by counties. Postpaid $1. Grant I -Xaads Locating Co., Box 610. Port land, Oregon. 23-78t Dedge ear for hire. Phonne Olenn Jekmen irLl Sullivan, 170 Palm Cigar Stare. l-12t -Boy Kodak films at Underwood's. No ckarge for developing them. 23 Chlleete has the exclusive aale of many ef the best farms and ranches in the Klamath Basin. Have a leek be fare buying. 14 ORPHEUS THEATER! .?Mert String," A Red Feather Photoplay In five parts, with Allen Holubar and 4 Maude George. The Heauty Doctor," A Farce Comedy. ADMISSION TKN CENTS Klamath Lodge No. 1S7, 1. 0. 0. F., meets Friday nights, w. D. color n, a.. P.: Nate OttarbelB. secretary. wanna Encampment No. , assets Tgsasay glgat. p. u. roaataia, u. r., L. 1. Been, aeribe. H ye are leaking far a hsme In the &5 JCkaan Qjy Ntw KLAMATH PIONEER DIKS AT 7T YEAR8 KENO. June M. "arandmother" Snnwgoose died Sunday morning at jjan o'clock, at tke age of 77 years and 4 months. Death was due to rheumatism. She has not been able to walk a step In three years. The funeral services were held at Keno this afternoon. SHASTA VIEW WELL BIDS CALLED FOR SHASTA VIEW. June 26. Bids will be called for tomorrow to be owned July II. at 2 o'clock, for the drilling and casing of a well at the Shasta View school house. Bids are to be sent to Mike Dobry, chairman of the school district, or Mrs. C M. Klrkpatrick, clerk, address Merrill. HEEDS OF THE COCKLE1 POISONOUS TO POULTRY O. A. C. Experiment Station. Cor- vallU, June If. Cockle seed U pot. onous to ponltry, and If eaten In aay quantity wilt cause extreme sickness j and death. This fact was ascertained In an Investigation of the deatk at a number of small calcksaa' whose In- tottinee showed symptoms or poison ing. Some of the dead birds were seat to the poultry department along with samples of a commercial poultry feed thst had been fed to the flock but for a short time. The investigation showed that the Intestinal tracts were severely Inflamed and tke linings un dergoing fermentation and swelling. A report made by tke seed testing laboratory showed a great variety of weed seeds, among tkeai many needs of cow cockle, tke scientific name of which Is vaccarla vaccaria. The pois onous nature of this weed seed was cenflrmed by reference to the botany department, socket there la convinc ing evidence that eaekle caused tke death of the chickens. The seed Is much smaller than wheat graalas and should be screened out In threshing. Presence of cockle In poultry feed can be detected by examination en- less the seed has been crushed. The cockle seed Is n round, hard and black or dark colored seed, and about the slxe of n rather large plnhead. It la covered with a thin, hard shell. When broken open the Inside resem bles somewhat the inside of a graaln of wheat. CLEAN HOUSE Varaam cleaners for rent; SOe for first half ilny: 9Se for each foUowing hair day. Klamath Electrical Sanely Co., son Mala. Phone 9SS. 2J-t 5 -a.-flSSSls. Cf -7 t pitaWIt LOCOMOTIVES IS NEEDJ9F ROSSIA RAILROAD MINIHTKR MAYS 1,000 WANTED IMMEDIATELY Til OP. KRATK IDLE OAKS, AND MORE NEEDED LATER WASHINGTON, I). C. June 58. "Locomotives, locomotives, and still more locomotives. Is Russia's funda mental need." according to l'rofeor Lomouon. the railroad minister with the Russian mission. "Give us locomotives and we shall give you military success," satdthe minister. He farther said that Russia needs one thousand 10-wheel American lo comotives to put the country's Idle ears into operation Immediately. More will be aeeded later, he said. Ambassador Bakhmetieff, head of the Russian mission, emphatically de clared In an address to congress hat nrday, that the Russian people them. selves oppose a separate peace with w.w j "Russia wants a firm and lasting peace between all democratic na tions," said the ambasador. HUGE U.S. FUG RAISED AT GROVE 4 ONE OF THE FEATURES OF AN NUAL OREGON ENCAMPMENT OF O. A. R. AT FOREST GROVE, NOW IN SESSION FOREST GROVE. June 26. Rais ing nnd dedication of a huge 'Amer ican flag will be one of the features of the annual Oregon encampment of I the Graad Army of the Republic, Wo man's Relief Coras, aad the Ladles of the Grand Army of the Republic, which opened here today. The ses sions will continue until the evening of June 28th. Boy Scouts snd Csmp Fire Girls will participate In the program. Band concerts, receptions and a baby pa rade are Included in the events. The ce-insurancs clause is all right in seme cases and all wrong In ethers. e sure you understand this clauss be. fere having it attached to any ef your nelleies. Ask Chlleete. 14 - "" Osnti, sotis&ctcncy Zeroise, "a sjeet sstisfsctery meter oil" thst is th testimony ef the Usding auteasebtte distributers ef tke Coast. They knew from tke meres ef their service departmtnts and w knew from eansustive tssts thit Zerelene, cerrettly rtftnsd (rem stlected California asfluk-bsis erase, gives perfect lubrication with least carbon deposit Zerelene is the efl tor year ear whatever tke make the oil for sll typos of auismsblts engine. Fer correct grass, get our Lubrication Chart ceveriag your car. At eValsrs e vsrywaere saw' (anetare' Swvk St ef ene STANDARDOIL COMPANY ZEROLENE SivdmlOlHarHohri MACHINE GUNS USED ON FEIHERS OXK RIOTER KILLED YEMTKHDAY AT CORK WHEN lOLH?E FAIL TO OCKI.L DISTt'RHAXCK WITH THEIR CLUBS COItK. Ireland, June J. Machine gun er used on Sinn Frlner In disturbances Sunday, after the police had failed to restore order with their clutu. One rioter was killed and another severely wounded. A doien were sent to the hospital with bayonet and oth er wounds. The riot was quelled without bringing troops Into action. A Cen tmi News dispatch says that thirty were Injured and one police Inspector was seriously Injured. Several po licemen had narrow escapes. RAILROAD WIPED 00T BY FLOOD BREAKING OK MAMMOTH RESER. MP VOIR DAM IN UTAH DESTROYS THOUSANDS OF DOLUMIS OF citors ciuppi.es railroad SALT LAKE. June 26. The entire branch of the Denver A Rio Grande railroad at Sconetd was completely wiped out yesterday, due to a dam break, according to meagre reorts received. Communication tins almost entirely been cut off. Scofleld Is five miles from where the mammoth reservoir dam. near Falrvlew, Utah, broke Saturday night. destroying thousands of dollars worth of crops. TWO NEGROES KILLED BY SOUTHERN MORS ST. LOUIS. June 16. Mobs have kilted two negroes In different cities after the negroes had been charged with attacking white women. Chester Sawyer, one of the negroes, was taken from the Galveston Jail and hanged. Shep Trent, the other, was taken from the officers at Cleve land. Fla., and shot. Ctna accldtnt and health policies are the standard ef the world. Sea Chllcote. 14 "wax& as MAXWELL Moving Pictures MWWWIMMMWM)otMWMMMMIM In the midst of uproarious farces nnd thrillers, It Is sometimes well to pause and consider the more serious aides of Ills. In "The Martyrdom of Philip Strong," the Paramount picture at the Star, there Is, In addi tion to an Intensely absorbing drama, food for much thought on the more serious things of this life. Never for n masnsnl Is It thrust upon one that there Is a great moral leeson In the photoplay, which can be enjoyed as a drama of the highest type, hut when the last shadow flickers upon the screen one realties that a tremendous thought and a great Inspiration have been embodied In the story. Itobert Connesa and Mabel Trunnelle are the featured member of the cast of this great photodrama, whlrh Is an adap tation of the celebrated works of the llev. Charles M. Sheldon. KLAMATH RED CROSS (Continued from page 1) Falls during the week for the benefit of the lied Cross are as follews: Chairman membership committee R. II. Dunbar. Team 1 Outlying Towns, George ..Walton Chairman- Fort Klamath, chairman, l-ester Klrkpatrick. Cklloquin. chairman. Mr. Rrtna Ho lay Klamath Agency, chairman. Mr. J. M. Bedford. Modoc Point, chairman. Mbs Ethel Algoma, chairman. Mr. Chrlslman Roy Applegate. Merrill. Mrs. M. A. Hilton, Malln. chairman. M. M. Stastnoy. Ml. Iakl. Falrvlew, Henley and Lone Pine, chairman, T. N. Case. Keno, chairman. Grant Nelson. Plevna, chairman. C. G. Hunt. Wordea, chairman. K. U Volt. Bonaasa, chairman, Mrs. Parsons. Lorella, chairman. Mr. A. I- Gale. Hlldobrand. chairman J. Wight. Ilas Orove, chairman, Ckas, Mack. Pelican Bay Lumber Camp, Odessa and Eagle Ridge, chairman Lew Prltch- ard. The Bly country will work through Its local organisation Mrs. Dixon, chairman. Team 2 House to baase canvass: First Ward, chairman. Mlsa Maud Baldwin: workers. Mrs. Fred Goeller, Mrs. Ckas. Roberta, Mr. Don J. Zum wait. Mrs. D. V. Kuykendsll, Mrs. W. O. Smith. Second Wsrd. chairman Mrs. O. W. kobertson; workers, Mlsa Reltk, Miss McAndrews, Mr. Will Lee, Mis Mar orlwltcs. Third Ward, chairman. Mr. R. E. Wattanburg: worker. Mrs. U G. Van Rcllea. Mrs. Earl Hill, Mrs. O. I. Car ler, Mr. J. H. Garrett. fourth Ward. Hot Spring section. .Mrs. E. B. Hall and Mrs. W. P. John son, chairman; worker. Mm. A. D. Milter. Mrs. Sargent. Mr. Geo. Watt. Mr.. Fred Rcballock. Fourth Ward. Milts Addition section, Mr. Alexander, chairman. Fifth Ward, Head of Canal section. Mrs. J. C. Brocksnbrough. chairman; workers. Mrs. J. J. Stelger, Mrs. Burge Mason, Mrs. E. M. Chllcote, Mrs.-Fred Fleet, Mr. Lawrence Molscbenbacher, Mr. Olenn lorenx. Fifth Ward, Sblpplngton section, Mrs. B. R. Yancy, chairman; workers, Mr. H. Putnam and Mrs. II. Hamilton. Fifth Ward, Pelican City section, C. IJ.T lor and Ed Pike. TeamS. Solicitors of business men, chair man, Captain J. W. Siemens, E. R. Team 4 Publicity, Fred Fleet, sbalrmaa; H D. MortensM, W. O. Smith, W. H. Ma son, Fred Dunbar, Mrs. R. R, Watte burg. Team I Booths la business places, Mrs. W. P. Johnson, chairman. TeamS To arrange announcements with churebso, lodges, etc.. Dr. R. D. John son. HEADACHE STOPS. em gone Or. Ji Hvw Wsrve-rasklajr, splitting ar saN, ikrebbiaf besdaebes rioMls JiaH a few meateats to Dr. JaaMS Hssssoks Few. asm whisk estt sale is seats a Beak age at aay drag stars. Ite tke a.ulk. st, surest keneaoke relief la the waste world, peat safer I XeUsve tee sfoay aad distress laewl You eta. Millieas ef msa aad wesson ekava found that hssissks sad BMiraleU RULES FOR 640 ACRE ENIR YIN e IIKGUiaTHINS RECENTLY ISSt'ED PROVIDE Mill METHOD OF HANDLING PETITItlNS UNDER STOCK HOMESTE.D UWVM Under ttm regulation rerently )- sued by the department, the dUlrlrl land offlre will not arrept or reject petition for designation, but In vase where they consider the ietttloii tie fertlvn or liisiifflrlent. they mall a ropy of rlrmlnr No, S33 and a ropy of tlrculaar No. 514. which eiplaln Hie' retirement. If an appllrnnt under the stork ratolng humeslead law receive these circulars front the land office It Is n not Ire to him that his petition for deslgnsilon I derVrtlve, and that It will nut be kent to Washington for thirty days, during which lime he umy Die a new petition If he desire. K he does nut do till the old peti tion will be sent to Washington and fiMntl Its turn for art Ion by the classl. dratlon dlvUlon. When It I reached It may bo rejected, or held up for fur ther evidence, reusing murti delay and possibly the low of the entry. Prnrtlrally all or the petitions (tied before the regulations were Issued are defective, so every entrymsn under this law should watch for this n'otlre atid make a new petition If needed. A J. W. Utter was down on business from Fort Klamath. MILI.MEN WA.NTKM Wanted Two ranthook men and three mlllmcn. lllg Uki lias Co,, the old Kavldge plant. JJ.31 Lemons Whiten and Beautify the Skin! Make Cheap Lotion 1 iiiniinii The Juice of two fresh lemon strslned Into s bottle containing threw ounces of orchard white make a whole quarter pint of the most re markable lemon skin beautifler at about the cost one must pay for a small Jar of the ordinary cold creams. Caro should be taken to strain the lemon Julre through a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets In, then Ibis lo tion will keep fresh for month. Every woman knows that lemon Julre I used to bleach and remove such blemishes as freckles, salbiwness and Ian, and Is the Ideal skin softener, imnothencr and beautifler. Just try It! Make up a quarter pint or this awevily fragrant lemon lotion nnd massage It dally Into the face, neck, arms and hands. It should naturally help to whiten, soften, freshen, and bring out I he hidden roses and beauty of any skin. It Is wonderful for rough, red bands. Your druggist wlll( sell three ounce of orchard white at little cost, and any- grocer will supply the lemons. Adv. Th Baik is the Barrier toPwterty Make the stmt now. Open a bank account today In a very short while, If you keep up the good work, you will realise that you are Indopendsnt, The savlnx habit, once contracted, continuing In this good rut, becomes an easy habit second nuture, as It were, and you will have a competence without much effort. FIRST STATE & KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON dAm ! KODAK FILMS Bought at our storo Droltfe. Free YOU HAVE 15 CKNTH ON EACH ROLL UWlflnWft pketney I WtUJtnWHmUSOKEQOnflgf i Ttie Dalle Man HradshaM'a Muiteieur HAI.KM. June 88. (lovottioi Wllhyrombe lias appointed P W Wilson of The Dalles In siirremt th tale Judge llradshaw as circuit Jiiilin, Wilson ws formerly illnirlci Niliiriu,y and Is the sou of J, 0, Wilson, first circuit Judge of the old lnicrn t. trlri, and a former roiigreuvnisn, PROFESSIONAL CARDS JOHN C. CI.MlHtm County Hnrveyur Civil Engineer DR J. H. CARTER DENTIST OfFICI. ROOMS f and S WMITI auilOINQ City ft County Abatract Co. AKTHUI R. WIlJtON 6IT Main Ht. AIIMTRACTti, MA.VM AMD M per crnl Money for Loans I.MHUHAXCK DR. P. R. GODDARD OMTMIPATIIIt) PIIVHH.'IAM Multe 'J tl, I. . O. F. Temple IU-nirit'wr Ctaiiilnstloe snd coav. nllatlon la tree at yonr hoes, er la the tifflie. I'.iniier I nee lite portable fiddlng strrl table for Home treat. nirnt. Till Insure the basse treatment to be equal lo aay given In the oStre aad the price la the Phone IWI. Itwlil-tt- phone OAeVR, HOUSTON'C Metropolitan Assessments y HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER THE MARTYRDOM OF PHILIP HTHO.Wi" A tense story of spiritual atruggl and triumph, with Rolirrt ('iNiiea ami Mattel Truaaelle My the Itev. Charles M. Hholdon TEMPLE THEATER THE HAWK" Frelnring Enrl Williams , and "JOLTH AND JEWELRY' Htarriag llugbey Mark MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTURE TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS Merrill. Oregon Dwer Rmwii Hh$ m Mala Mtreet Flrst-clsss rooms for transient or permanent roomer. SAVINGS BANK I "" Jfgg8MSb!! 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