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About The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 29, 1917)
,'JV. x '. & r 4. T WEDNESDAY, .M'm'HT THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON a,mr Auto channels met by tho Klam ath Auto Spiln? Worfcn mnUv your old wlieeU m kooJ us now. All work strictly llrst cliist Jtul giiaiutiteed. cod un a MantMrn tin, i,,.,,. The Evening Herald OREGON FIRES ' AGAIN SERIOUS MORE FIRES BREAK OCT I.N THE SISKIYOU MOUNTAINS BIS. TRICTS NOW BEING PATROLL KD BY GOVERNMENT TROOPS Icy in a stNtiibtril , HI Two Views of Uncle Sam's New Torpedoes Ready tor U-Boats mil ratt-i, nihI you will lur JT Mr In NdJiiMliig tho limi,, g,,? W. O. SMITH, Editor rote. II lu fft ImM PaaUshlag Caaa7 of Btaaatfe laBa, at Ui Foarta etraet. atarat at the Boatosaca at Slam fUto. Otagaa. lor traaaaslaaloa taroaa Clilli-dtr uui find you a K""l Ikhiik In iho rlty or niutitry, 1 SAFETY FIRST AUTO SERUB CITY ami COUNTRY t,VXfl I'lmna "Tim Numke" ijj Ittwlilcnrn ilioiid, aa x A. J. I'OWIIM, W. D. MILLER IViiimt (Niiitrarfer Walks, Floor, Foundations. Con crete llulldlng llliirkH, Flues and Tile. 232 S. Sixth St. Phono 211.1 i aa aaeoMaM aanar. ffJWF W ' ay audi t aay aJdrasa hi tka CaRe Stateat 'k - Btk. t MUIWO ' - awa assMsMasslaslalSswswswaaaaB - - -' - i I-Q"v aV. .1 J ?aa 1 I I " BaaaBaKPaVEfjamK al I : t? , .1 M) ' fcs V v WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29, 101T IfanU'sChssiiiedAdvs. V FOR SALE IL L U J'l-riJU' ' .-------I FOR BALK One 1 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-soa.hac. afettord. Ore. I5-6t FOR SALE Nice Astrakan apples, good jell apples. Enquire at Leavltts, Conger ate. , 23-6t FOR SALE Mats roadster in good condition, flSS, cash. Call 1115 Crescent. arcane or phone L. 7. Snlll- Tan, Palm Cigar store, 170. 27-2t FOR SALE 36 head Sherlock Lin-j coin rams, a per neaa. niwm Brothers, .Klamath -Falls. 27-10 PPORTLAND, Aug. 29. Two Ores In the Siskiyou mountains in South ern Oregon are reported serious to day. Fires in the Deschutes River coun try have also taken a fresh start. Alt fire districts are now patrolled by troops, the last of which reached their destinations today. GRAIN SUPPLIES SUBBED ATLANTIC PORT, Aug. 29. The Greek steamer Lias, which left May 20th with grain for Italy, was sunk In the Medit erranean by a German subma rine, a member of the crew ar riving here today aald. $150 BUYS team of work horses, , doable harness and colt six months old. A good milch cow for $65. R. D. 1, rex 71, Ashland. Phone 9F11. 29-1 4t A rest for the feet by having NeoUa Miles aad Wlag-Foat heda pat on your sboes, at tfee Modem Shoe Store. 29-lt FOR, SALE Three hydraulic barber chairs, leather upholstered; will sell cheap; in good condition. Inquire C. T. Kaap, Dunsmuir. 29-6t, 1 FOR SALE Four room house, fur nished; close in; will trade. Ad dress Herald. 27-2t FOR SALE 120 acres brush land, 90 acres Al land, 50 acres hillside pasture, on county road, halt mile from new Strabora railroad; small shack and barn. Only $15 per acre. FOR BALE 60-foot corner lot on aew,8aippiagton paved road; $350, $25 cash, $8.75 per month; no inter est, so taxes. This paving was paved by tha dty.) FOR- SALE 80 acres under irriga tloa 8 mile from city ;thls prop- arty was taken ,1a on mortgage by outside bank, and can be had for $1,600; some terms. FOR SALE Most beautiful corner lot on high school hill, $1,000; sawar in on property and two street paving pavements made. W. P. JOHNSON CO. 1B Mala Stdeet- FOR RENT 0W0t0WI0WW0WWWWWWWAA00AAA FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the tAraaaMin TTmtsJi KS7 ICIsmsth an. rwwewa wwwf . . .ww w . - FOR RENT Furnished room, Clair moat. 27-6t HELP WANTED IWWWWMWmMWWWW WANTED Competent girl for gen eral housework. Write or telephone Mrs. J. M. Bedford, Klamath Agency, Oregon 28-3t WANTED Woman to do housework. Enquire First National Bank. 22-tf BOT WANTED Over 16, for steady - work; not going to school. Star Drug .Co, 24-tf WANTED Two or three brood sows to J arrow this fall; state full par ticulars, age, breed,1 price. Phone 120. 29-3t 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 " .Mr. OraaTB. Raa la mow coaaected with tha ChUcota Ageacy, aad will be "glad 'to gtva yoa taformatlea rela- ''aivVto aawraaca at aay time. Call at a Mala street, or phoaaM. 16 nioee nf Unf Uatnr 1 Before Breakfast a Splendid Habit Qaan afaleaa av tha ayaaam aaah aad wah away tha ataanant atattar, Those of us wao are accustomed to feel dull aad heavy whea we arise: splitting headache, stuffy from a cold, foul tongue, nasty breath, acid stom ach, lame back, caa. Instead, both look and feel as fresh as a daisy by wash- jing the poisons and toxins from tha body with phosphated hot water each morning. We should drink, before breakfast, a glass of real hot water with a tea spoonful of limestone phosphate In it to flush from the stomach, liver, kid Lneys and ten yards of bowels the pre vious day's indigestible waste, sour bile and poisonous toxins; thus cleans ing, sweetening and purifying the en tire alimentary tract before putting more food into the stomach. The action of limestone phosphate and hot water on an empty stomach is wonderfully invigorating. It cleans out all the sour fermentations, gases, waste and acidity and gives one a splendiid appetlta for breakfast and it Is said to be but a little while until the roses begin to appear in the cheeks.1 A quarter pound of limestone phosphate will cost very little at tha drug store, but is sufficient to make anyone who, is bothered with bllout ness, constlpatilon, stomach trouble or rheumatism a real enthusiast on the subject of internal sanitation. Try it, and you are assured that you will look better aad feel abetter in every way shortly. Adv. HOUSTON'C Metropolian Amusements J HOUSTON OPERA HOU8I DARK STAR THEATER Pallas Picture Corporation Presents Vivian Martin la "THE WAX MODEL" A Society Drama in Five Parts A Black Diamond aad Musty Suffer Comedy tBSSBmz&sm &4f'",-.. 3Z2SJZZ2a&i&&??$XJ:VZ2 The upper photograph shows a giant torpedo just leaving the tubo at the testing grounds at Sag Harbor. New Yerk: The lower picture shows the splash of the torpedo after It struck the water. Each torpedo Is tested in this way. It Is shot Into the water and followed by a subm rlne chaser to be picked tip when It has spent Its force. If the torpedo runs truo to form It Is accepted by the government, and, It Is bellmcd. sent on Its way to the North Sea. there to be used against the Herman submarines. , Bonds Between U. S. and Japan Strengthened - WW- WW REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS a Furnlsned by City and County Abstract Company - -- - Cs Klaauta Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F., aata. Friday alfht. F. B. Bremer, K.rQ Mata Otterbeia, Secretary. ' 'ara-aaaa Bacamameat No. 41, 1. O, 9. ., aaaata Taeaaay aigbt, X. A. , 0, P., L. J. Mmm, aria. TEMPLE THEATER Edison Preseata Marc MacDermott aad Marian Nasblt IN "BUILDERS OF CASTLES" la Five Parte , ADMISSION TEN CENTS YOKOHAMA, Japan, Aug. 1. Cor respondence of The Associated Press A notable demonstration of friend ship toward the United States was given recently by the citizens of Yoko. hama, who arranged an elaborate en tertainment In honor of Admiral Aus tin M. Knight and other officers of the United State Asiatic fleet. Admiral Knight came to Japan to convey to Emperor Yoshlhlto the banks of the United States for the honors shown to George W. Guthrie, late American ambassador. The festival was held in the public gardens, which were beautified by the pink and white lotus blossoms of the season. The distinctive feature of the function was the presentation of a magnificent silver flower bowl to Admiral Knight by Mayor Audo, in behalf of the citizens. The souvenir bore a suitable Inscription In Japan ese, and contained a scroll, signed by leading residents, asserting: "The existence of friendly relations between yqur country and ours is traditional. Yet, by the entrance of the United States or America into the present war, our Interests have be come more closely linked together than ever before the friendship exist ing between us has so matured that today we are not only friends, but allies. We deem It a fitting occaslan, therefore, for us to show our high re gard for you, and thru you our warm feeling for the American people, by presenting to you this bowl. May It serve both as a mark of our respent for you and as a token of our sincere friendship for your fellow country men." Admiral Knight accepted the gift as an expression of the good feeling borne for the United States by the people of Japan. The entertainment consisted of Jug glery and geisha dnces. Japanese artists painted fans before the guests and later presented them to the Americans as souvenirs. R. C. and Alice I,. Spink t( Leslie Rogers, John M. Moore and Andrew M. Collier, warranty deed, lot 10, I block 2, Idlerest, Klamath County, , Oregon. j P. W. Snyder ct ux to F. G. Mifthl son, warranty deed, SV4 SV, sec. 5; Wr NW. EV4 NEK, SV6. sec. 8; NV4 NW4. NWli SW. S'4 awi aitfi ol., n. ... ""74, o" 74 or. 74, HOC. y; JMItiV4 NE, sec. 18, all of sec. 17; NV4. NWK NEK. WV4 8W. sec. 1G; N NEV4, SV NEVi. sec. 20; NWK NWK, sec. 21, all In 37-10. P. W.. Snyder et ux to F. O. Mntht son. quit claim deed, NVJ SEVi, sec. 9-37-10. M. B. Ford to Mrs. Minnie E. Ford, warranty deed, SEVi SB74 SW SWVi, soc. 2G-40-9; NVi NWVi. sec. 31: 8W, sec. 30-40-10. "Minnie" Is Object Of Special Attention BEHIND THE BRITISH LINES IN officer, Just as Minnie was active. FRANCE, Aug. 2. Correspondence 0ne of Minnie's puddings soiled his .. . ... I linnla nn1 llin.nk.. ..... J l a. 1 01 tne Associated Press "Minnie" Is I """- """ """)' e " mm a a very forward young lady who lives'6" """Mon to devote himself J. V. Houston, accompanied by Mrs. Houston, daughter Edna and William Proudy, left this morning for a weeks' auto pleasure trip to Eureka, Calif. m . tna policies are the standard. Ask Chilcote for Are, life, accident and health rates. 10 as a rule In German front line trench es. She has no pretensions at all to beauty. She Is for use. not orna ment. She is a trench gun, and hep projectiles remind one of plum pud He stayed in the trench all that night, studying Minnie's location and characteristics, and on the morrow he returned, followed by his orderly, un colling wire as-he walked.. At the MERRILL OPERA HOUII MOTION riCTtTJUM TUKSDAYl AND sUTUsUMYI atarrW, Oiaaaa dings attached to sticks. They fly trench end of the wire a temporary nery irregularly, uui Durst very reg-' telopliono was fixed. The far end of Ularly in that Dart of No Man's Land' the wlrn 1ml l.u,.b o miio nr, hi, .- furthest removed from Minnie's tem-'u battery of field artillery. porary looging. Along about noon Minnie oDened Just before the latest nush aroumi un fnr hr mi.iuu . u.... Ypres there was a particular Minnie r the artillery officer verified his obser located a few miles from Ypres which vations of the night before, and spoke was more than usually a nuisance 'a few nenn tntn Jho nini.nn. a The British trench was not well sited,! minute later a loud boom announced uur rory wen proieciea. consequent- tne arrival of a British shell just ? wuen fliiunie was active sne made across on the other side of No Man's things very uncomfortable for the or- Land. The British officer swore soft cupants of that British trench. More. ly, and spoke again into the tele over, she has no regular hublts, aho1 phone. The first shell had been at " "" " i'"". lauyiiKo, sne aiu icast thirty yards off. The sbcobq ju aouui as sne wisnea. was perhaps twenty yards on the otb- The young BrltUh subalterns hated J er side. Again the officer spoke into ber with a persistent, pervading hat-! telephone, and for the third time the red, and conclsted many schemes for gun spoke. "Bull'seye" sang the offl. her undoing, but to no avail. But cer Into the telephone, and packed up one night chance brouaht Into the hu hAinmrin,,. i 1....1.... m.. .... trsocb a vary Irritable old artillery I ion, Minnie was deceased. COMB SAGE TEA INTO GRAY HAIR DARKENS BEAUTIFULLY AND RE STORES ITS NATURAL COM)It; A.M1 LUSTRE AT ONCE Common garden sage brewed Into a heavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol added, will turn gray, streaked and faded hair beautifully dark and lux urlana. Mixing the Sage Tea and Sul phur recipe at home, though, is troii blesome. An easier way Is to get the ready to use preparation Improved by the addition of other imrrndimita lostlng about 50 cents a largo bottle J at arug stores, known as "Wyeth's oage ana Buipnur Compound," thus avoiding a lot of muss While gray, faded hair Is not sin ful, We all desire tO retain nnr vm.tl,. ful appearance and attractiveness. By uumening your hair with Wyeth's Sage and Bulnhur ComnnimH n , can tell, because It Is done so natur ally, so evenly. You iuit damnn . sponge or soft brush with It and draw mis tnrougn your ha r. taklm on small strand at a time; by morning all gray hairs have disappeared, Af ter another application or two your nair Becomes dark, glossy, soft, and luxuriant, and you appear years younger. Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Is a delightful toilet requi site. It la not Intended for the cure mitigation or prevention of disease.-! Adv. . MMVWWMWMMMiAAAAaAMM FOR SHEET METAL WORK,! PLUMDINO, 8 TEAM FITTING PUMPS AND PIPE WORK OF ALL j KINDS SEE j G. C. Lorenz v- 70 Main St. Aiccnts l', I llll.t N KS-MORSE KNOI N ES nJJaltJrUJffVVVl""""JJJ' jirsrirfvvvJC New City Laundry r uuiranni our Wtrk, Shirts and Collar Lun We also wash silk, wool, 14 M ored gods very carefully. Tra once ana oe convinced. Oursrlee are right. Phone 1M 127 Fourth Street dick ei rirsi National aa San Francisco and "Back" t OC ON SALE DAILY IL M I v lUtum limit, Octohnr Slim. tlaU X HtoHnrr nt all Milnti. A mm ON SALE FRIDAY AND S.tTlllDAV 1 ''" Itrtuni limit Fifteen Days. nil Nil Htopotrm. I.v. Klnmntli Fulls 10-00m. Ar. Weed 1 20 pm. I.v. Weed 2:05p.m. Ar. San Francisco 7:20a.a. ItKTURNINCi I.v. ?an Francisco 8:20 p.u. A r. Weed I'30pm. I.v. Wood 2:15pn. Ar. Klnmath Falls r.:S0pm. CALIFORNIA STATE I'AIK SACRAMENTO HEITEMIIKIt H-1.1 SEE AGENT Southern Pacific Notice to Milk Consumers On mill nfter September 1,11)17, ouiiiK to the high oit of feed, mill other roiiimiMlltltiN, the under signed llniricw will m-ll milk, on a Ticket lhwU, for nudt only, at tliene price: Combinations Oiiu pint milk, per month J.OO Two pints milk, per tnpnth . . . .$73 Three pints milk, per month . .W- One quart milk, per month . . .W.50 Two quarts milk, per month . ..ao.TJ Tlireo quart milk, per month ,$9M Four quarts milk, per month.. $1123 One gal. milk, per mo., In cutis 1 0.50 One gallon, single delivery 40c Table cream, half pint T11I1I0 cream, pint, per month . .$11 Tiihlo ci earn, pint 3Se Table cream, pint, per month. .9&09 Whipping crcum, half pint Whipping cream, half pint, mo. fd-tt Whlnulna crenni nlnt 40c Whipping cream, pint, per mo.fll.00 Ono pint milk and halt pint tnblo cream 0.00 Ono quart milk and half pint tablo cream $7.3 KLAMATH FALLS DAIRY HAWKINS DAIRY WILLIAMS DAIRY C T.OLIVER 1S-2SI' , August 21, 1917. TO THE PUBLIC: Wo wish to announce that on and after September 1.1917, the W. P. Johnson, company, CIS Main street, will do a general real ostuto business. When you wish to buy, sell or exchange city or country property, we will be glad to act as your agent, and feel that with our wldo acquaintance, knowledge ef local conditions and fine offlce equipment, wo are In position to serve you well. We are, Very resp octfully youia W. P. JOHNSON COMPANY, JOEL T.WARD, Sale. Manager. . : Vj. s . tr.,su'fya b. .'?rudfc.lii HV ,! 1 . !TT VtPJkt