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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
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TheEvening Herald
W. O. SMITH, Editor
toMlahed dally except Bandar br
Tic Htrald PuMUhlng Company of
jgluMtk Falls, at 111 Fourth street
Entered at the postofflce at Klamath
ffWk, Ofeion. for transmission through
Ike SHlls as second-class matter.
guWriptlon terms by mail to any
address In the United States:
One year M0
One month
MONDAY, AfClST 27, 1017
Herald's Classified Advs.
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FOR SALE
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FOR SALE 10,000 head French
Merino lambs, guaranteed 50-lb.
weight; 5,000 to 10,000 head French
Merino ewes, 2 to 5 years old; 200
bead thorobred bucks, French Merino.
For particulars address box 424,
Bakersfleld, Calif. 25-2t
FOR SALE One 1 V ton Federal
truck In good condition; been used
two seasons; one heavy draft team in
good condition; ready for good hard
work. Phone or write Trelchler-Peor-eon.
Inc., Medford, Ore. 25-6t
FOR SALE Team horses, milch cow.
hay, turkeys, farm machinery,!
household goods, gas engine, etc
John Q. Wheeler, 2ft miles east of
city. 24-3t
Seteral in Plevna vclnlty arc cut
ting their grain. ,
James Moore Is heading grain for
Mr. Sw itzer.
Kathrino Ess is (siting friends at
Pine Grove at present.
C. If. Van Valkenburg's are enjoy
ing a visit with relatives in Alturas.
Mrs. Dae Kcnon and children
spent Sunday at George Shell's, Mr.
Kenyon going to Keno to do som
horseshoeing for Mr. Ackley.
George Ager, H. H. Van Valken
burg and George Kerns and wife were
shopping in Klamath Fails Wednes
day.
Mrs. L. D. Kenastou and Mrs. G. L.
Shell called on Mrs. H. H. VanValken-
burg Tuesday afternoon.
African Chiefs on Western Front
JAMKS GKRARD IS MADE K.VIGHT
FOR SALE Nice Astrakan apples,
good Jell apples. Enquire at
Learitts, Conger ave. 23-6t
GOOD LUMBER WAGON for sale
cheap. Inquire 1027 Main. 22-5t
FOR SALE Good three room house
In Mills Addition city water electric
lights; 850; easy terms.
FOR SALE Forty acres finest potato
land in Oregon; $25.00 per acre;
terms.
FOR SALE 77-foot lot In Shipping
ton; good for two houses; only
$200; $30 cash, $8 per month.
W. r. JOHNSON CO.
15 Mala Stdeet
LONDON, Aug. 27. The statement
that King George has conferred the
Order of the Knight of Grand Cross
of the Bath on James W. Gerard, for
mer American ambassador to Ger
many, appears here for the first time
in r.n unofficial announcement in the
Dally Mall, which says the decoration
was given in recognition of bis un
ceasing and courageous efforts to
ameliorate the lot of British prisoners
In Germany.
The "G.C.B." (knight Grang Cross
of the Bath) Involves knighthood
with the prefixed title of "Sir."
Auto channels reset by the Klam
ath Auto Spring Works makes your
old wheels as good as new. All work
strictly first class and guaranteed, eod
Mr. Oren E. Rae la bow connected
with the Chllcote Agency, and will be
glad to give you Information rela
tive to Insurance at any time. Call
at 833 Main street, or phone 66. 16
FOR SALE MeU roadster In good
condition, $125, cash. Call 1115
Crescent avenue or phone L. 7. Sulli
van, Palm Cigar store, 170. 27-2t
FOR SALE 36 head Sherlock Lin
coln rams, $35 per head. Wilson
Brothers. Klamath Falls. 27-10
FOR RENT
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the
Oregon House, 527 Klamath ave.
HELP WANTED
Bide LlneMen Do you want a real
one that one order a day will pay
you $9; no samples to carry; some
thing new; write today. Canfleld Mfg.
Co., 208 Slgel St.. Chicago 111. It
WANTED Automobile owners to
know they can have the squeak
taken out of their auto wheels at
the Klamath Auto Springs Works. All
work strictly first class. eod
WANTED Several teams to haul
lumber from mill near Fort Klam
ath to Cbiloquln, at $4 per thousand
feet See Marion Nine at Hotel Hall
or Inquire at Wocus Bay Lumber
company at Fort Klamath. Job will
last until winter sets In. 22-6t
WANTED Woman to do housework.
Enquire First National Bank. 22-tf
BOY WANTED Over 16, for steady
work; not going to school. Star
'Drug Co. 24-tf
.WANTED Several teams to haul
lumber from mill near Fort Klam
ath to Chiloquln, at $4 per thousand
feet. See Marion Nine at Hotel Hall
or inquire at Wocus Bay Lumber
company at Fort Klamath. Job will
last until winter sets In. 22-6t
New City Laundry
We Guarantee Our Work.
Shirts and Collars Laundered.
We also wash silk, wool, and col
ored gods very carefully. Try us
once and be convinced. Our prices
are right Phone 154.
127 Fourth Street
Back of First National Bank
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SAFETY FUST AUTO SERVICE
CITY and COUNTRY DRIVING
Phone The Smoke" 178 .
Bealdeace phone, 229 X
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Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. P.,
-meeti Friday night F, B. Bremer,
N. O., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary.
Ewauna Encampment No. 46, I, O.
O. F., meets Tuesday night, R. A.
Eatmltt, 0. P., L. J, Bean, Scribe.
W. D. MILLER
dement Contractor
. w Bias, r-joors, rounaauons. con-
erete Building Blocks, Flues and
Tiles. 131 8. Sixth St. Phone 298
STAR THEATER
Sunday and Monday
Triangle Fine Arts Presents
Wm. S. Hart In
"THE DESERT MAN"
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A thrilling Western Drama In 5 Parts
fep- ty . ' ' r, f&f ? fig
H 3sll-v.V ' W &33 $MtJ' .
The British have imported a lot of war dance. How much fighting they
African chiefs to the western front In I hae dono is not known, but thoy
France, and two of them are here have furnished much entertainment
shown in their war dress ready for a to the Tommies and I'ollus.
Big Increase Over
Last Year's Crops
Corn, Barley and Potatoes Promise the
Best Showing at This Time. Hay
and Cotton Are the Only Com
modities Which Will Yield
Less Than in 1916
The estimated crop reports for the jear 1917, Issued by the Conti
nental and Commercial National bank of Chicago, shows marked increase
on all the staple products of the country oter last year, with the exception
cm tame hay and cotton, which wilt fall slightly under the yield of 19XC.
The table follews:
ESTIMATED YIELDS
CROP ,1917
Wheat, bushels GGO.OOO.OOO
Corn, bushels 3,200,000,000
Oats, bushels 1,. ",27, 000,000
Barley, bushels : 20S, 000,000
Itye, bushels 57,000,000
All cereals, bushels 5, 652,000, 000
Potatoes, bushels 498,000,000
Hay, tame, tons 82,000,000
Cotton, bales 1 1,000,000
1916
640,000,000
2,583,000,000
1,251,000,000
181,000,000
47,000.000
4,702,000,000
285,000,000
90,000,000
11,400,000
Prisoners At Walla
Walla Again Quiet
Xtm policies arc the standard.
Ask CfcUcete for Bra, life, accident
MB tmUk rale. xi
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WALLA WALLA, Wash., Aug. 27
The mutiny among the prisoners of
the Washington state penitentiary has
ended because the sixty or more men
implicated became so tired and weak
ened from the lack of food and water
they were forced to stop beating upon
their cell walls and doors with Oregon
boots and Iron buckets and listen to
reason. A committee of prisoners
presented Warden Drum with a writ
ten communication, making six de
mands, as follews:
"First We demand the Immediate
removal or J. T. Burke, captain of the
guards.
"Second We demand the immedi
ate removal of M. A. Power, warden's
secreatry.
"Third We demand the Immediate
removal from solitary confinement of
all prisoners who have been held In
solitary for more than twenty days.
"Fourth We desire the recreation
yard for short periods every day for
the Inmates who work In the jute mill
and while the jute mill is idle, we tie
mand a morning and afternoon ses
sion In the recreation yard.
"Fifth We Insist upon sanitary
cooking utensils and sanitary dishes
for our daily food.
"Sixth We desire a fair, Impartial
trial before the warden for any in
fraction of prison rule.s before any
punishment Is inflicted upon us,"
Warden Drum made Immediate re
ply, refusing to discharge Captain
Burke and Clerk Power, but agreeing
that the inmates might be given more
recreation out of working hours In
order to obtailn more outdoor air.
He made no Immediate concessions
regarding more sanitary cooking
utensils and dishes, these being extra
good, according to report; but agreed
to give mora personal attention to in
vestigation and hearing of cases
wherein It Is charged a convict has
violated the rules.
Looking For the
Middleweight Honor
GUS Christie. thfllWfiUtAl-n mlHrfl.
eight, believes Jf given a chance he
Will win the mlddlnwnlirht h.mninn
ship. He has fousht tnfinv frnnri n,nn
and those experts who have watched
blm be!!ee he win tAvoinn i .
good fighter.
UNCLE SAM TO
ASSIST CANADA
WILL CO-OPERATE IN HIE RAH'
VKSTIXU Or' CHOI'S HV SHIP.
1'I.MS HANDS PROM THIS COIN.
THY LOW RATES EXPECTER
WASHINGTON, l). ('., Auk. 27
Under n working arrangement be
tween this country ami Cnu.id i,
whereby tho labor siltimtlon In either
will bo fully met. V. W. Corj, den
uty minister of the Interior for I'.m.i
da has spent some time at the de
partment of labor In conference ulEi
Immigration Commissioner A. ('ami
ncttl, arranging for men to ho bent to
Canada to usslst In huneMliiK the
crop. Hy way of Inducement, Can
ada offers a railroad rate of one rent
a mile for truvel both ).
Speaking of the matter Mr. Cnml
nettl said:
"It happens now that there U a
moving army of workers that started
In Oklahoma, that went thru Kansas,
Iowa, part of Missouri, South Dakota,
and is now Kolng Into North Dakota
and Nebraska. Then they will take.
In Minnesota and Wisconsin as the
crops ilpen. As they approach thn
Canadian border and reach the time
when the crops on the other sldo of
the line are ready, they will, under
our reciprocal arrangement with Can
ada, cross over and help conserve and
protect them. Under tho agreements
men who cross the boundary to work
In the wheat fields of Manitoba, Sas
katchewan or Alberta will he given
coupon tickets which will untitle them
to a one-cent railway fare. While In
the western provinces of Canada and
on return they will not bo required
to secure the usual "permit to leave
Canada.' "
Chllcote ran find jou a good homo
In the city or country. 16
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tratlon for Hie poitlon It tm k of Ilio
V" wheat tru will prohalih oxiee.l
C a Mistiel. The committee, whli'li
will letouimeiul a prlte, will xiitnult
Ms teporl o.irl) this week.
In ii (ommenillnK n prlie, thn com
mlttte plans to (onililer that the pin
ducer must ret nit o enough to hMiiiu-
lulu production next ,,r nnTuIT
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by turning over to it, if necessary,
the notes on which our merchants,
farmers and Business customers
have borrowed money from us.
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to meet will understand what this
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