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Newspaper Page TextIi?i-S ' ' i THCIIHMAV, ' THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON ''''''M'lllliit, PAGE TWO ft "' W V-5 v A' TheEvening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor , PaMiabed daily except Sunday by Th Herald Publishing Company of Klamath Falls, at 115 Fourth street. Kntered at the postofflce at Klamath rail. Oregon, for transmission through the aall as second-class matter. Bnaecrlption terms by mall to any address In the United States: Om year .00 One month . THURSDAY, SEPTEMnm IS. 1017 Herald's Classified Ad vs. FOR SALE FOU SALE Oat hay at $13 per ton) I . .!.- .. Aa11 tKnnA liri ' it mnen num tivtu. mwmv . Frank Ira White. 12-3t FOR SALE 1916 Maxwell In good , condition; $375 for quick sale. Phono 273J. 12-lt FOR SA1.E Singer sewing machine, drop head, and In splendid condi tion; a bargain. 196 Crescent ave., or phone 299W. 12-3t FOR SALEI Three horses and har ness; reasonable. Inquire 102? Main. 10-6t. "LIBERTY MOTOR" NOW COMPLETED NEW AUt EXCIXE IS DKCLAKEP 11Y SKCItKTAKY RAKER TO HE THE IttCGKST SIMILE ACHIEV. MEXT OF THE WAR WASHINGTON. D. C, Sept. 13. The liberty motor, the airplane en cine upon which the United States Is relying to establish definite air su premacy over the Germans on the j battlefields of France, has passed its final test, and is a complete, gratify ing success, Secretary Baker has an nounced. He added that the war had probably produced no bigger sin gle achievement. New York Shows OH Its National Army of Soldiers tlKlllV. ' are nr. $150 BUYS team of work horses, double harness and colt six months old. A good milch cow for $03. R. D. 1, tox 71, Ashland. Phone 9F11. 29-1 4t FOR SALE Five-room house; bar gain; Hot Springs Addition. Ad dresa box 337. 7-6t FOR RENT FOR RENT Nicely furnished room at 131 Third st. Call mornings. Phone 204M. ll-3t FOR RENT- mont. -Furnished room, Clair-8-6t HELP WANTED WANTED Lumber piler to help take contract pile lumber at Fort Klam ath; 46c per 1,000, with a guarantee of $5 per day; start work Immedi ately. See Marlon Nine, Hotel Hall. ll-6t WANTED TO BUY Span of mules. Inquire for Burke; at Matt's Second hand Btore. 12-3t WANTED Experienced cook for boarding house, 30 men; good wages to right party. Phone 9 8 J. ll-3t CASHIER SUICIDES DRAIN, Ore., Sept. 12.-Iohn P. Cool, cashier of the Drain State bank, killed himself here with a revolver yesterday. Get that electric iron. 12-lt A policy with the Clillcote agency always stands for the beat Insur ance. 31 Top-Xotcli Rubber!, 1'acs and Rub. ber boots 13-3t K. K. K. STORE. C$ Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1..O. O. F., meets Friday night. R. A. Emmitt, N. Q., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, I. O. O. F., meets Tuesday night, R. A. Emmitt, C. P.. L. J. Bean, Scribe. H OUSTON' Metropolitan Amusement s WANTED Lady pressor. Inquire Klamath Dye Works. 12-5t WANTED Lumber piler to help take contract pile lumber at Fort Klam ath; 45c per 1,000, with a guarantee of $5 per day; start work immedi ately. See Marlon Nine, Hotel Hall. ll-6t WANTED Woman for general housework; no children. 205 South Fifth street. 10-Ct TELEPHONE OPERATORS Perma nent positions for young women; alary paid while learning. Apply Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co., 122 South Seventh, between 8 a. m. and 5 p. m. 7-tf. WANTED Woman to do general housework, email family; good wages. Phone 268M. 7-tf WANTED Lumber piler to help take contract pile lumber at Fort Klam ath; 45c per 1,000, with a guarantee of 5 per day; start work Immedi ately. See Marion Nine, Hotel Hall. ll-6t HOUSTON OPERA HOUSI DAKK STAR THEATER Get a Raise in Salary now by Learn lng the Methods of "THE MAX WHO MADE GOOD" The Man Jack Devereaux, The Girl Who Backed Him Winifred Allen He washed dishes, she scrubbed floors TEMPLE THEATEF Mabel Trundle and Mabel Trunells & Robert Connem in "THE GHOST OF OLD MORRO" Powerful drama of Cuban Legendry HEARST PATHE NEWS Latest War Pictures and Current Events , ADMISSION TEN CENTS rim moll arroMCtl yi'Hii.niny i.imiihi inc. u ,,,,1..., Mmillli Darknw, mnliiiglliK. ",''l',' well Im-iuisl im. '"'ll editor, ninl Hiirmuii l.miiKO, IiuhIhush ilMnnio Ihiiim--.. I'iIii-hi iiiiiiiiiiMir. Ii'ltirx iil ruv. "' I'niii tin, iihiiiiiIiiiiiIoii of llloi. mi- - -- ! pels mill iliH'iiinontN tilM'll fmm lh Tngi'Mutl ollko bus been loinplfli'tl, ....t.n mii.iii tiltliilulti will mil hiitlrntn . . , : . . , .1 ' nm """"Kim; i) lr mi iiiri'iiir riipi'H oi ti'MHuwH 'i in- ("iiiiiiiinKii lift. Among llm (liiiiiinimlM , "" l!l, WVTf UllllUtlM of lllriTtOIH1 IIIITlllllVl 1iIi Ii, iirierillni: In fi'ilnral hkhiiIm. U hIiow that Itto illriclorn coin I'IiiIikmI (lint tmi oilllorH on fln pnpor w. r,i nut vlRoroiiH oiioiikIi. AKimt of I In- iti'i'iuttitt'iit of Junllro hiiv tlint ullirr mili'lii .si'lr.i'il liii'luilo n mini- Iiim' hi li'ttni'H frotn a I'iiIIimI Htali'H he initiir from n Wi'H(ir!i Ktiilo, Tim lOllllMltH Of tllll ll'ttlTH ttt'lll not m-Mllllll. Nerifi: i Tl. lTll(o V!n Li. I KnlU for MniMl.ii, I, ,u Illl fit' ii or mint tmi' .. .ii .. iiioiiii.i wiiit. in.' i.i ,.,.,,,. ; .in 'llilliiiiliii' Hint licit or Ik uilli'. I lii I nil tun Mikt or in1 UIIIlM M'l V llt( I, nil lu'isiiiirt Kihi'mt i Imlnlili'il in mi' in i ,ll'l lllllll!. ::.-tf nit I !. ''roii! "1m ' r"i' lircU i nr n.... " jptf. """I'diiiiH "I "ml ii tn,, r wiiiu. n.; ri. m: itrt'K i A II no foiir-iiulnt burk wax bt'OUKlit In yiHtonlay by lluriiny CIiiiiiiIihim or Me t ii it Store ami l)r V. II. ilojil. Tl'oy wont out Tiu-mlny cvinilm: Ii.-. low Keno ami nniiv'il, mill "tin toil to bunt early yoitenlny. Tlio milmiil wni nliot about ii:30. A .3.1 Win chester wan imuil. .,., -, -.,. .. --- , No Humbug! Liftoff Cm Doesn't hurt a bit to lift ( corn or cnllui oil with fiiri , . i , i, ""-,-,- -., I nt i lik MnckiimuM ia-3t K. K. K. KTORE. (tot Hint fliHtrie Iron. 12-4t New York showed off its national the people looked on them with the army the other day when about Mime affection they had for the mem 10,000 of the drafted men of Manhat- burs of the regular army ami national tan paraded up Fifth avenue. That guardsmen was plain from tho chceds. Fifth avonuo was crowded tliruout' the line of march, anil the column was re lowed by New York's promi nent men. I.EAIIER IX mii: ixsiu.wci: Legion of Death Will Stand By Government Famous Fighting Battalion of Women WUl Offer Their Lives For the Protection of Kerensk y. Then Brave Stand Shames Many Male Citizens BOV WANTED Steady work all winter. Kla'matb Electrical Sup ply Co. 30-tf MISCELLANEOUS iiiri,"r'VvvvvvvvvxrvxriArj'L YOU CAN EARN 200 each month selling "WEAR-EVER" specialties in Klamath County. C. Irvine Armstrong, Lewis County, Washington, averaged 272 per month In July and August. A recent month's commissions of T. J, Pellew, Astoria Oregon, were $364. Do not apply unless you are exempt from army draft, can furnish references, and have funds to pay expenses for one month. Successful applicant will be relected In few weeks after per sonal Interview with our sales super visor, ror particulars write The Aluminum Cooking Utensil Company, Portland, Oregon. th MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTURES TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS MPfll. VPDjO IJrudlcy Sweaters iy-3t K. K. It. STORE. LOST AND FOUND mm mmmmmmm Jy-Mv.nAruvxAAAJ PETROGRAD, Sept. 13. Russia's of Russia's armies women soldiers will die for Premier Klembovsky. Kerenskv if need be. I Ho ls unique In Russian The "Legion of Death" has been re Napoleonovltch military life, tie lives in Spartan-like sim- i nlicltv. n blir man nbvslrnllv nnil man. formed, and is ready to fight wher- talIy who carres ,3 60 ycars ensy ever they may be ordered. j General Klembovsky diesses in the "We must show tho world we are Plainest sort of uniform and wears willing to die for Russia," declared ony decorations of his own country. Madame Butchkoreva. commander of'"0 "HtlnBHUliod himself In the Rue. , , , ,s!an operations at I.iao Yang during the legion, as she left with a score tho RuMojB,mn wari and Is known of women recruits for Moscow, there as a soldier of exceptional Initiatives, to gather more women soldiers. I For years he has battled to destroy "We will assemble 250 more wo- army re' tape and to Improve the! ""Ice In any city In which city dollv men, every one of whom will die, If mentallt' leS8 than the morals of ery of mall has been established, or Assistant Inspector of cloth equip ment, $S0 to $12.'. month. Assistant Inspector of leather, $100 to $125 month. Assistant Inspector of small hard wear, $80 to $125 month. Asslstaut Inspector of textiles, $80 to $125 mouth. Assistant Inspector leather equip ment, $100 to $125 month. Clerk qualified In business admin istration. $1,200 to $l,r.00 year. Index and catalog clerk, $1,000 to $1,200 year. Tho examination for Index and cat alog clerk Is open to both men and womon; tho other examinations are open only for men. Tho government urgently iipmIh men for tho work above Indicated, ami qualified persons arc urged, as a patriotic duty, to apply for examina tion. Until further notice applica tions for tho positions named will bo received at any tlmp by the United States civil servlco commission.Wasli Ington, D. C. Papers will be rr.led promptly. Applicants will not bo re. quired to appear at any place for ex amination, but will be rated priucl pally upon tho elements of education training and experience, as shown by tlicir applications and by inrrobora tlve evidence. Full Information concerning exam inations, application blanks, etc., may be obtained by calling In person upon the secretary of the local board of civil service examiners nt tho post- An t!n olitant i'oniMiny In Ainrrlia, Tlu Mutual l.l fo luin itlnnyN Iho-ii n loader. Iloforw )ou buy that life In Minium iMiliry It will wiy u to mm (.'ini. flrlili, ilUlrlit iiuiiiiigcr, orHio over KlrNt Htnte urul MavIiikn bank. 10-5t io i Auto springs mndn and repaired by tlio Klamath Auto Springs Works. N'uno bettor. Ask the garngo man. Klamath Auto Springs Works. cod ' ' '0 USlil 'in r n rnmll m4t tl. n...Klr tlrux frttiexl locoiill) illnrouNd tj J i inriiiiiatl man. Ju.it uMt nt it; (,, slum for n tinal! boftt rrooiom. Apply h iltnpH upon n tcndtf.iA ItiK corn n n J lemis )"i, limm'dlutlj,ilii nil, w ltd llio llnstri Just think NolCHil of pain before ijji.nij frocrono or atttnrtl It iliioriu t vrtn blatl tlio hiirrniinilliiit illt Hard torus, lolttnl or corns brtwoen tbu Iih'S, iloLtt (mod calltiHos on bottom of (trlMI J5CL3SJ noss dlKiipiii-nriMl l ou will UnJthim Jfl IL r intlua to loor fit dv-V-sji '" "f I' out, wu 1 ' W if Auk Chllcote lo ulioiv you Mime of llumn llm. 40 ntul HO mm triw t. , BCC,n to shrivel up and full of i Most or tlinii liavo n kihmI ntnmi of nlfalfii, nnil Mill inakn kimhI dairy fiirnm. 3 1 EASY TO DARKEN YOUR GRAY HAIR l.tr. nfYtnn .l .. need be. for Russia's freedom." I '" "'"LC' '" I , . . , , , ,' During the early months of trio Hundreds of citizens, who had wnr ,t wag reca),ed tQday lhgt fought for places in the ticket lines, Klembovsky travoled In an ordinary hastily preparing for exodus from the l.or&ecar. In company with three capital, were shamed by the spectacle steeds. At ono end of tho boxcar the of Mme. Ilutchkoreve dressed In army general had a camp bed installed for uniform, assembling a group of girls himself and orderly. Forage for his and women at the' station. Two or three male officers formed the girls Into something akin to mil itary formation. "These are recruits," tho com- manaer aecmreu. "wc are now en j three horses and for others literally filled the remainder of the car. Tho sides In tlio small section which Klcmbovskyrcserved for bis working rooms ttero covered with maps, on which tllft epnnrnl wnrlrnil Inpou. . -- o ...... ... ..w ...uwu route to Moscow. There will bo more snntly. waiting to take our oath to do or1 At ono period of the war Klom die." bovsky was General Druslloff's chief Petrograd Is awaiting expectantly of staff, and Is generally credited for the first military orders from tbe( with playing a great part In this most new provisional commander In chief successful Russlun general's victories, by communicating with the United States civil servlco commission.Wash Ington, D. C. Get that electric iron. 12-lt Royal Tailored Hull 13-3t K. K. K. KTOIti:. A good agent gives n good client n good K)llcy in n good eoiiiwiny. Get one from Clillcoie. 31 FOR TRADE Three lots and mod ern S-room house In Grants Pass; win iraue lor Klamath Falls prop erty. See J. W. Lindsay, 791 Rose street. 8-6t Get that electric Iron. 12-4i What If you bad a SeeCbltcote. Are tonight? 31 LOST Pair of spectacles In case near freight depot. Return to 137 Canal street, across river. 10-6t TO EXCHANGE Good lot, close in, for automobile. WANTED $1,500 building loan. FOR SALE 80 acres In Poe Valley; all Irrigated, $3000. HAVE buyer for 4-room house; see us at once If you care to sell. TO EXCHANGE Nine fine building lots close in and on paved street. TO EXCHANQE 190 acres of good iana tor town property. Men Badly Needed In Ordinance Department There Is now nn increasing do- Mechanical engineer, experimental m&nd for men In nearly all lines of work, $2,500 to $3,000 year. the government service, and civil ser vice examinations are being hold al most continuously for openings In some of the various departments. Owing to urgent need of men with technical training of certain kinds, the ordnance department of the army will hold open competitive examina tions In the several ordnance estab- Meclmnlcnl draftsman, $1,000 to $1,400 year. Approntlco draftsman, $480 year. Inspector of artillery ammunition, $1,000 to 2,500 year. Inspector of field artillery ammu nition steel, $1,500 to $2,400 year. Assistant Inspector of field artll- FOUR ARRESTED FOLLOWING NEWSPAPER MK.V CONNECTED WITH PHILADELPHIA TAGE. IILATT CHARGED WITH VIOLA. TION OF ESPIONAGE ACT YOU CAN IIRING HACK COMMt AND LltHTKE WITH HANK TEA AND HULI'IIUU When you darken your bnlr win, Sago Tea and Sulphur, no ono can tell, because It's done so naturally, so ovemy. I'reparlng this mixture, though, at homo Is musRy and trouble some, For 60 cents you cr.n buy nt any rdug storo the rcady-to-uso prep aration, Improted by tho addition of other ingredients, called Wycth's Sago Jim huipnur Compound." You lut dampen a spongo or soft brush wlthi It and drnw this through your bnlr.' i.i. . " I uiKing one small strand at n tlmo. Ily 11.01 uing 1111 grny hair disappears, and. after another application or two, your unir iiccomes boautlfully darkened. glossy and luxuriant. Oray, faded bnlr. though no dm. grace, Is a sign of old ago, and as wo all duslro a youthful am attractive appearance, Kct busy at ouco with Wyotb's Sago and Sulphur Compound and look yoar younger. Thl rendy-to-uso preparation Is a dollghtful toilet requisite, and not n modlclno. It Is not Intended for tho euro mltl gatlon or prevention of disease. Adv out htirtliiK a p.irticlo. Hlita magical. ladles! Koop a tiny bottle oari ilroHsor and inner let a torn or n arhu twice Adv I I I I Olven a brilliant clir H "J duo not rui mf or ilut "'-)' mnifiiN In Ilia Iron ll"l U'lSW lluiui ua lonv n ui.y vllicr. Black SilkStovePoW U In A clait by ttt. iroiu billtr MJtethtit, Try I ton ymirprl-r piuf,7oarruK ei i r yuur una rnni' If Yuidm't (unlit ih'jb4Mtim!Uliyot vt-r UMOtl jrtMir imruwiirf art mleih mittiurlu'tl ta ra lunn your p'M li'i on nniiiiiinRf , Y?IB Irirjr Ormm" SHJ! ECONOMY SH Red Crown's con HJ7flH fl tinuous chain of J VlllVI boiling points in. WQgKliLSJX" sures complete ffiKr hJz 4' combuation.Every rg'riEpilA drop gives full I Qgfe vKAflf lt?l power. 1 I W Standard Oil Company QL bUiutr4tt (ciiiio.ii.) rT 2 JtUUJJCW - H lmU UaloMiUta- U-t K. K. K. TORE. WANTED $3,000 loan for building; gooa security. W. P. JOHNSON CO. J15 Mal Stdeet lory ammunition steel ts.no tn fa llshraents of the war department or In day. or under the chief of ordnance, war inspector of ammunition packing uci-ui uuciii, uBiuimiuii, u.u., wiuoh ooxes, 13.52 day to $1,800 year, are open at this time, in the following lines. The salaries named are for entrance. Mechanical engineer, artillery am munition, $3,000 to $3,600 year. inspector and assistant inspector of powder and explosives, $1,400 to $2,100 year. Inspector of ordnance equipment, $1,500 to $2,400 year. rrniuAUKhvmiA, Sept. 13, Four members of tho staff or tho Philadelphia Tagoblatt, whoso officer, were raided recently by government agents, are now under arrest, and tho remaining two for whom warrants hove been issued will nppoar In time for hearing today. All are charged with violating thn espionage act thru the publication of aniciea anegea to be Inimical to th Interests of the United States. Louis Welner, editor In chief, and Waldamlr Alfrodo, an editorial writ. or, surrendered to tho fedoral author- mos, ana were held In $1,000 ball each. Peter Schaeffer, president of the publishing company, and Paul Vogel, treasurer, tho other two men wanted, are In Cincinnati, and their couuiel promised tbey would be here $3.25 ELECTRIC IRONS $3.25 Get your electric iron now, and you will fiwl tat it is a pleasure to iron, and not a drudgery. . We over-stocked electric irons this spring, a"d cannot afford to carry so large a stock thru the winUJ Therefore, we will sell regularly $4.50 guaranteed irons for $3.25 during this week only. KI.AMATU CI Ewrnw-iAi ctinoiV ffl. - Mbbimwui flurrm - i 13.25 SOS Main St. Phone 385 I3