The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, August 17, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textrcev ' lr- " ! ' rinn.w, aipi-st i7( THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON FAQS TWO W l& The Evening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor ftlMeaef dally egceat Seeday fcy The RnU Pttbllahlni Coapeay of Klamath Falls, at 111 Foarta street jMtrat at the poetoStee.at Ktaasata Mb,OnfttorttaMalaal through tee ana m eeeoad-ciaae auuer. aaacrlatloa (mm it aall to aay Idnee to the United States t Oaeyear .tCM FRIDAY, AUGUST 17, 1917 BenWs Ousted Adrs. FOR SALE JUUU1J1J1J-innnrini- -..-, Life at the Front Has Pleasant Sides FOR' SALES Good, milch cow. In 'quire of 8. P. Co., section house. 17-tt FORi SALE McCormlck binder; In good' condition. Write H 72, Her aM office. 17-U FOR SALE Cheap; three all glass show'caaet; aee them at Hotel Hall, lu a bargain it you want showcases. 16-St FOR .8ALBj-Team horses, 7 and 11 years, weight about 1,000 pounds each, with harness and good P"nii literally horrible, he knows that there That the battle front In France to which American soldiers are now go ing has Its brighter side, not generally appreciated, was brought out strongly by John Barrett, director of the Pan American Union,' In addressing the officers reserve corps at Fort Myer, Virginia, recently. At this meeting, the last for the present class graduat ing, which was presided over bjr Col onel Fenton, and Oiled the riding hall. Director Barrett, who based -his conclusions upon the careful study of actual conditions which he made at the front when tn Franca last autumn, said: "So, much is written and said about the terrible phaaea of war and the battle front, which frighten parents, discourage enlisting, and Inspire ef forts at exemption, that something should be said without exaggeration about the brighter conditions upon and behind the firing line: Altho ev. ery man who. fights or visits the front agrees that the scenes and happenings In 'no man'a land' 'and the advance trenches during actual battle are wagon; suitable for working team or driving. Price $100. On main road, one mile west of Malln. O. C. Mc- Guffln. 16-6t FOR.SALEr-HGO buys 30-hhp. road ster; In good condition; tires prac tically new. Address box. 62. 15-St FOR BALK Slightly 'used McCor mlck binder, complete; will sell at almost half price. Apply to Zetxer Ranch, two miles east of Wilson bridge, 15-6t Forty-eight acre homestead open for entry ot Tula Lake bottom land, aaaor Irrigation, on mala road, one mile boa Matin; improvements on aame aggregating f800 for aale. Api ply O. Cl'McOufnn, Malln, Ore. 28-lm FOR RENT 0WW0WWWW0WWWW0A0AAAA0A0tA FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the Oraaaa Hotisa. S37 Klamath' ava. - w w - FOR RENT Three room house, barn and chicken house; Mills Addition .George B. Chamberlain, 327 Ninth atreet. 16-2t HELP WANTED WMMWWWWWWWWWWWMWW 'WANTED Experienced woman ranch cook; hours 6 a. m. to 8 p i.; $1 per day. Enquire Herald. lB-4t Alfalfa ie King, and It grows weU la Klamath. Ask ChUcote to show i good alfalfa ranches. 27 WANTED Teams to haul lumber from the' Topsy mill to Dorris; the pay is IS per thousand feet; lumber sixty days dry; good roads; UK Biles. Enquire ot H. L. Oil- key of Evans Creek Lumber Co, Dorris, Calif. 13-6t HAY INSURANCE Get a STANDARD policy la a STANDARD company at STANDARD rates, aad yoa will have no troable wheat yoa have a lose. See ChUcote, SSSMala, or phoae 69. t C-K Klamath Lodge No. 127, 1. 0. O. F., aieets Friday night F. B. Bremer, N. Q Nate Otterbeln, Secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, I. O. O. F., meets Tuesday night, R. A. Emmltt, C. P., L. J. Bean, Scribe. StfETY FWST JUfTO SEtYICE Cmr aad COUNTRY DRIVING Phoae The Smoke' 17S A. t, POWELL are other phases of the situation which prove that war Is not, after all, entirety neii.' some or tnese favor able facts I will now give. "Only a very small percentage ot the men at the so-called front are at one and the same time in the advance trenches or engaged In battle, ,and those stationed at the very front are relieved every few days. .At regular and frequent Intervals the men in the advance lines are brought back be yond the reach of fire for Test and change, and a certain percentage of them are fnrloughed occasionally to visit London and Paris. "In the, rest camp just behind the firing line there are always organised arrangements for sports, games, ama teur theatricals and other amuse ments to give diversion to the men. There is also, and always, special .at tention given to the religious needs of the soldiers, not offensive hut sym pathetic, under carefully chosen chap lains of the representative faiths. "Those actually killed do not aver age above one in ten, and not more than three in ten are severely wound- ed, while a surprisingly large percent- age of those Injured in battle recover and return to their regiments. The system of caring for the wounded and sick,, from carrying men off the.battle field until they are Anally turned out of the hospitals far away from the din of the struggle, is now developed to a scientific perfection that can only be appreciated by those who see It work ing out. "Cases of real cowardice and deser tion are so rare as to be hardly the subject of comment or discussion. The Get a standard Are laaaraace pol icy la a standard cosapaay at stand ard rates, aad yoa will have no troa- Me in adjusting the loss.. See ChU cote. if HOUSTON1 Metropolitan Awusomonts fj HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE DARK STAR THEATER Jesse L. Lasky Presents The Beautiful and Gifted Star Marie Dora v In the Gripping Story of a Newsgirl's Rise in Life , "LOST AND WON" esprit de corps of the rank nnd.fllc, the co-operation of every man for tho good of nil, their team play, ami tholr Intense desire to punish the enemy Impress all observers. "The facilities for feeding the sol diers, both at the front and In the rear. Including the most ndvauced trenches, are astonishingly perfected, and very seldom Is thero any com plaint as to the quantity or quality of the food. The arrangements for the receiving 'and the sending of mall, even for the men under fire, are al most as efficient as those In cities during peace time, and an unremit ting effort Is made to supply the dug outs, as well as headquarters, with papers, magaxtnes and books. 'There Is no question that the ex perience at the front, no matter how terrible, Instead of making brutes of the men and debasing them, makes them more human, more sympathetic, more unselfish, and better men gen erally tban they were before. Altho the fearful strain of the battle front affects harmfully the nerves and the strength of many men, the great ma jority who are unwounded are in splendid physical condition, and will not come out of the war as mental and bodily wrecks, as often predicted." JACKSON BEET CROP PROMISING A. L. MARSHALL SAYS ROGUK RIVER FARMERS WILL NET BIG PROFITS THIS YEAR HK HOPES TO SEE FACTORY HERE A. L. Marshall, a prominent ranch er of the Olene section, has just re turned with his family from a week's vacation trip to Medford and Rogue River Valley points. Mr. Marshall reports that the ranchers In that vicinity who have water for their land are looking for ward to a bumper crop of sugar beets, having made arrangements to ship the crop to the Grants Pass factory. If the acreage yields as now esti mated, many of the farmers will net $100 per acre from their land, prov ing this crop one of the most profit able that can be produced. Marshall Is anxious to see the beet culture adopted here more extensive. ly, and believes that the Installation of a beet factory here, which Is now expected this coming year, will be the best thing that could happen to the county. BOARD OF EQUALIZATION Notice Is hereby given that tho board of equalisation of Klamath County will be In session at the coun ty court room for thirty days, begin ning Monday, September 10, 1917. All protests must be written and en ured during the first week of the set. ton. Dated August 6, 1917. amis J, P. LEE Assessor. aeUtlee are the standard. Chateau for f re, Ufa, aeddaat It TEMPLE THEATER Columbia Picture Corporation roseate the Celebrated Stene Star. Ethel Barryaore Supported by M. Cooper Cllfe la "THE KISS OF MATE" la Five Qrapblc Acts Mr. aad Mrs. Sydney Draw la "ONE OF THE FAMILY" ADMISSION TEN CENTS MERRILL .OPERA HOU1I MOTION PICTURES TUESDAYS AND SATUBDA Y Jerri, Oieaea EMERGENCY MONEY USED IN FRANCfc AMSTERDAM, Aug. 17. Emer gency money has long been circulat ing In large quantities in occupied northern France. It Is all of paper and similar material, varying from sun cardgoard to parchment. Here It Is printed In highly artistic, orna mental style; there it merely bears the communal stamp, with the signa ture of the mayor. General Quartermaster Hahndorff Is now endeavoring to Introduce some order Into the situation, according to a frontier correspondent, and pub lishes a list of the approved notes. All paper money below 25 centimes (E American cents Is invalid. Non- approved notes must be exchanged before the announced date. Notes of the towns of Dapaume, Ham and Noyon, taken by the entente armies, naturally fall In the category of those which must be withdrawn. A penalty of from six months to two years' imprisonment Is prescribed for me counterfeiting, circulation and use of forged notes or the alteration of genuine notes. Regal Shoe Now Going On In- Full Blast! Several Hundred people have taken advant age of this wonderful Introduction Sale of r High Grade Shoes Former Prices have positively been Cut to Pieces, and the responce has been very satisfactory. MEN & NETTLETON SHOES at cost prices is like finding money. Take advantage men and STOCK Ul Our Entire Stock Reduced - Now Under the Exclusive Managment of - L. G. VAN BELLE N BAPTISTS ENJOY OUTINGJUESDAY ONE OF THOSE PRESENT WRITES OF THE GOOD TIME ENJOYED AT A RECENT PICNIC NEAR WILSON BRIDGE Last Tuesday at 9 a. m., a large BIG D0IN6S ON SEPTEMBER 1 WITHYCOMIIK IS ARRANGING FOR RIG CKI.KIIItATlOX I 'OK LEAVING OK DltAFTKD MK.V. MAY DECLARE HOLIDAY -aEjJJgnillBREaEmaaP SALEM, Aug. 17. Tho govornnr company left the Baptist church on ' ' planning a state wldo holiday Sep. Eleventh street by autos for the Drew ranch at Wilson bridge. On their arrival the children Imme diately demonstrated that they wore out for a big holiday. Swings were erected for the little ones and games of all kinds were enjoyed by the chil dren. The olderboys played base ball, and all had a fine time until dinner was called. Then the baskets were unpacked, and dinner fit for the best was served. Ice cream was there in abundance.! and lemonade and candy, on tap all' day. Everybody was decidedly happy' and If Christianity Is as good as It looked then let's have more of It. When tho return trip was made ev. erybody said It was the best day they had experienced In years, and voted to have more days like it, filled fresh with our Master's love. temner 1st, wnen the drafted men leave for the mobilization cniiipu. He may declare a legal holiday In the counties sending drafted men. Moving Pictures LISTER TO ASK FEDERAL PROBE WILL REQUEST FEDERAL INVES TIGATION UNLESS AGREEMENT IS REACHED BY NEXT SATUR DAY EVENING OFFERS FRENCH VILLA FOR SOLDIERS' HOME STOCKHOLM. Aug. 17 Mrs. Percy Proctor has asked the Amer ican mlnUter, Ira Nelson Morris, to transmit to the state department her offer to place her villa near Mentone, rrance, at the disposition bf the American army authorities in France. The villa baa accommodations for I forty men. It is Mrs. Potter's idea that it should be used aa a convales cent' tjogta. SEATTLE, Aug. 17. Unless em ployers and employes reach an agree ment by Saturday night, Governor Muter says he will request a Joint state federal investigation of the lumber labor Industry of Oregon and Washington as the next step toward settling the Western Washington mill strike, lie win ask investigation of profits and war wage scales. How a pleco of chewing gum, stuck on the end or an umbrella anil used by a clever woman to pick up Hcrnim or paper rrom the floor, enables her to free the man she loves from tho charge of theft, and to convict the guilty person, Is graphically told In tho Jesse L. Iasky production of "Lost and Won," which will bu tho attraction at the Star theater to night, with Marie Doro In tho stellar role. Your Fire Insurance... Will uiitonuillrnlly Im OiMonllii lied If you ilu nut linvc your eler trlcul Hiring rhangitl to roil form with the Undent ritem' nili-x. Ym have received your nolire from (In National Hoard of lli ilcrurllfrs. We Mill iniike tint uiviMNiiry luingew In your Hiring ut a very iviuunuilile price. Klamath Electrical Supply Co. . a. .'r. wrru r.. I me u now I Willi Hie Clillcoie Attrii-Mlt Klml tn glvo you liiformiUoii the lu Iniuntmn at any tlet I ut U.Ul MmIii utrtv t, nr phoMN, 1 r.ir "im FOR 8HEET METAL WH PLUMBINO, 8 TEAM FIT PUMPS AND PIPE WORKOM KINDS SEE G. C. Lorei 700 Main Hi. Agents FAIRIIANKH-MOHNK ENG ftO.1 Muln Kt. 1'liono .18.1 Woman Wins National Swimming Contest w. D. MILLER Cement Contractor Walks, Floors, Foundations. Con crete Building Blocks, Flues and Tiles. 232 S. Sixth St. Phono 293 ,sMaMMMMVwweaw New City Lai We Guarantee Our Wt Shirts and Collars Uw We also wash silk, wool, H ertd gods very carefully. Till once and be convinced. Oara are right Phone 154. 127 Fourth St Back of First Nstloul I war Four Tons of Iloiab Dropped VIENNA, Aug. 17. Teuton airplanes Tuesday dropped four tons of bombs on the maritime .arsenal at Venice, causing a number of conflagrations. ' aBBBFBBBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBal?llBLl 4 Miss Lucy Freeman of the National Woman's Life Saving League, won the national American amateur ath letlo long distance swimming cham- pionsnip at sneepshoad Hay, when she covered the course of 2 miles In 1 hour 36 minutes and 36 2-C sec-oaaa, Farmers and the NewBankingSys Sf ?er? Reserve Banking System estab; iisnea by the government, with its thousand minion dollars of combined resources, stands oack of the grain fields and assists its member banks in taking care of the Tanners. bJS"! P16,"111'? fa to8 system gives u i special facilities for enabling farmers to plant gather and store their crops! i-F1 P?4 tIme you com9 to town stop in and let us i tell you how this new system enatt us to help you. "wmbhiVbji wal nsaseva. KTnMBBr FIRST NATIONAL ft 4,