The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 06, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text, imp ' ftPttf - TltS EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON n,vronmvt on,,,),;,, . t ,. PAGB TWO zwm.' ( 1 j If , .".'V-jy j IMS. h t v P JSi' hit Srj,jvifSs Mwm-'pL $-v t -si- H, r & TheEvening Herald W. O. SMITH. Editor telly eaeeet Matey fey M ImM PlMkWM Comaaaj 01 Kmrneta FaBs. at 111 Foerta street kMN- at the aostemes at naaata ffali. Ouina. f nr li '"' taroegi fseeraUoa terms fey saall m tie Bafte attaeeai to aay One rear IMS Oaameett SATURDAY, OCTOUKB , l17 KnafsCIassifid Adrs. RSALE FOR SALE-Ford car and automatic shotgaa, both la good condition, 128 Second street 64t STHieM HO SUR- nr is ckawd (ConUMttd from page 1) HELP WANTED WANTED Room and board in good home. Phone Herald office. 5-3 WANTED A competent girl for gen. ral housework. Write or telephone Mrs. J M. Bedford, rtlamath Agency. 6-at 'WANTED A chambermaid at the American hoi otel. 5-2t TELEPHONE OPERATORS Perma neat position for young women; salary paid while learning. Apply Pacllc Tek A- Tel. Co.. 122 South Serentb. bet. 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. 5-tf COOK WANTED for ranch Good wages, steady work; no objection to married couple can gire man work also; bare an attractlre crop-sharing proposition to offer parties able to aaadle same. It you are looking for something good, investigate this prop osition. Phone or write the Etell fKoek Farm. 3-tf A-l COOK wants work n restaurant. hotel orcamp; makes no difference aow og a puce, I can aanaie it Maaeel Rivers, Riverside hotel, room No. 11. 5-3t MISCELLANEOUS MMWMMWWWWWWWWWWWM FOR LEASE: 140 head Shropshire ewes, ranging from 3 to 5 years old. ,S. E. Smith Realty Co.' 5-3t c&$ Klamath Lodge No. 137, 1. 0. 0. F., aaaeta Friday night R. A. Emmitt, N. a., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, 1. O. O. F., meets Tuesday night, R. A. Emmltt.'C. P.. L. J. Bean, Scribe. H" OUSTON'C Metropolitan Amassmsnts J i-t ii HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE Saturday and Sunday EDWARD L. GRAFTON'S 55 Stlniag Masterpiece, , "THKRGONAUTS" America's First Great Photoplay the West of STAR THEATER William Fox Presents Staart Holmes la "THE DERELICT" Also a Famous Fox Comedy In Two Parts ath avenue and First street. This is to be completed Ja about six weeks Trains can soon fun all the way from the West side of Klamath Falls, across the Klamath Valley to Olene postofflce, a distance of nearly ten miles. At Olene a slight delay has been caused by the change of liae thru Olene Osp, which has required new surreys over ra distance of three miles. This resulted, from the judg ment obtained In thrf Corpenlng con demnation suit, which was thought to be so excessive as to warrant aban doning the original valley line and locating on a higher elevation to the north. However, this detail will not delay final completion of the road to Dairy, as much of the heavier work In the vicinity of Pine Flat and Dairy will be the controlling factors. A much desired detail of this Olene Gap change will be the elimination of three bad grade crossings of county toads. PIn nrnvrau la tilnff m&fta All this last Ave mile section just referred to.. Four miles of grade have been completed across Pine Flat by Con tractor C. T. Darley, who Is also just completing the earthwork on the "V and other features of the Dairy tar minals and approaches thereto. Joe Rock thas completed the new county road which Mr. Strahorn was compelled to build over the Dairy Summit to enable him to cut out dan gerous crossings of rail and wagon road. The same contractor Is now opening up the rock cuts nearby on the railroad grade. Lund A Co., which Arm has the heaviest half mile on the entire line, have now pushed their big rock cut from the east thru the Plna Flat sum mit, where it is twenty-eight feat deep, and as it will soon rapidly di minish in depth, they expect to come out on the level where work is ad vancing from the west on contract time. The reck work just beyond the Rex Bord place on the third flre-mlla section is now well, in hand. Hera, also, a new county road la being built by the contractor over a considerable section to eliminate two bad grade crossings. As in the case of the coun ty road over the Dairy summit, a much easier grade and 'wider road bed is being made than existed be fore, a consideration for the safety convenience and economy of the users on the part of the County Court and Mr. Strahorn which will not be lost sight'of in the years to come. Inhuman Treatment Forced on Belgians ence of the Associated Press) Male clvttjans In the Belgian towns of Lan gemarck, Stadea, Elverdlnghe, Wou sen and Routers, which recently were evacuated by the Germans, have been forced to work near the German first line trenches la Belgium, with the result that many have been killed by exploding shells, according to In formation received by the Belgian government. The clvtlinn population of these towns was ordered to go to the rail road stations. The women, children and old men were packed Into the forward cars of the trains, while all men and boys, between 16 and 60 j cars, were placed in the rear cars. When the trains started, the rear cars wore uncoupled nnd the occupants forced to undertake the hatardous work near the first lines. In most cases the women and chil dren did not know that they were separated from their husbands and fathers until they arrived atjhclr des tinations. The forcible conscription of Bel- "The Leading Dividend Paying Co." Toe Metaal Life, the company that Has Earned Mora for policy holder, Han Paid More to policy holdors than any other company In the world. See Geo. C. Ulrlch. District Manager. S-tC EASY TO DARKEN YOUR 6RAY HAIR YOU CAN BRING RACK COLOR AND LUSTRE WITH SAGE TEA AND SULPHUR When you darken your hair with SATURDAY NIGHT DANCE The Itctf Crosa give a dative at the Klkit Temple. Everybody welcome. Tlie regular Saturday night dam at the Pavilion, with the Pwrlc-u orchew Ira will entertain their friends. There Is mi iipMMltiiin In lliiwe tlam-m. Kv er)lMidy come out and tlult una or the olhrr. r.-3t Vil Will I....- ... .. J "" ,ur rhneM OcloW "! 9Ui. Anvono desiring Wy ,,,"'"'" il. I.I... ... ...... ""vtlor tj " "W,,MU, nnd mo at my oitiui m the n.i lows building until Ullil f ' l'. V. M. V'TR glan civilians has become most wide- Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one ran spread In the regions or Courtral and I tell, because It's done so nnturally, so Menln. where about 2.000 men havatevenly. Preparing this mixture, already been compelled to perform military work. MEN WANTED Sawmill engineer, 2 lumber pilera, mill hands. Good wages. Big Lakes Box Company. - 6-2t Wheat Imported By Wad Goose . MISSOULA, Mont., Oct. 6. How wheat, brought originally from Rus sia, has been carried to Montana In the crop of a wild goose and has be come established here, waa told by Corrle Hyatt, an Indian farmer at Arlee, Mont. The Indian icllleld the goose In 1899, and found six grains of wheat in its crop, he said. He planted the grain and harvested a small handfull of long-bearded wheat, unlike any ever seen here before. He continued to plant It, and gave seed to his neighbors. Last year he exhibited a sheaf of the wheat at the Interstate fair at Spokane, Wash., and there he saw similar wheat from Saskatchewan, Canada. The exhibitor told hlra he bad obtained his seed from a sack or wheat brought from Russia In 1897. Oregoa Caaslmere overcoats. Exclusively at K. K. K. Store. lOtf though, at homo Is mussy nnd trouble some. For 50 cents you c&n buy nt any rdug store the rcady-to-uso prep aration, Improved by the addition of other ingredients, called Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound." You Juit dampen a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By n ornlng all gray hair disappears, and, after another application or two, your hair becomes beautifully darkened, glossy and luxuriant. Gray, faded hair, though no din grace, s a fn of old age, and as wo all desire a youthful and attractive appearance, get busy at once with Wyeth's Sage sod Sulphur Compound and look year younger. Thl ready-to-use preparation Is a delightful toilet requisite, and not a medicine. It Is not Intended for the cure( miti gation or prevention of disease. Adv The petition for electrical heating) service is at 505 Main street. Come and SIGN UP! l-6t At the Churches Money to loaa or city aad country property. See ChUcote. 6 -AH members of the Presbyterian church and congregation are especial ly urged to be present at a meeting to be held Sunday, October 7tb, at 11 a. m. Several matters of the utmost Importance are to be brought up for discussion at this time, and special features of service are being made Do not neglect to be out for this meeting It Sammy aad Monday Triangle Ftaa Arte Praseata Bessie Baraacalle la "BAWDS tV THE BLUE RIDGE" A Story of the South in Five Parts ''PERILS OF A BAKERY" A Triangle Comedy TEMPLE THEATER "Far the Hoaor of aa Outlaw," Western Drama In Three Parts "Somebody Lied," Victor Comedy In Two Parti "Oae Damp Day." Nestor Comedy. Saaday aad Monday William Coartaaay la Another Great Fast Action Secret Service Photoplay Called "TUB RECOIL" Greuze ATHE NEWS Ptetarea MEN WANTED Sawmill engineer, 2 lumber pliers, mill hands. Good wages. Big Lakes Box Company. 6-2t Oregoa Caaslmer Salts New pat terns with two pairs paata, SOO. At K. K. K. Store exclusively. 20-tf Surety bonds while yoa wait. ChUcote. THREE GOOD BUYS See e Forty acres, all under ditch, nearly level, no improvements. Price $(00, Five room bungalow, modem, fur nace beat, -good lot. Some fruit and garden. Price less than cost to build, Five room house near business cen ter. Splendid lot, 65x130 feet. Price f 3,000. W. S. Slough. 34-tf , .JMeVUllaa Mammm? vv rrmasssm asws OPERA HOUSE jt?F?Z MOTION FIOnJBM &J fVMaUTC AJf fATITBDAYg , SSlftlll V . iiw . .,. S Oregoa Caaslmer Salts New pat terns with two pairs paata, SaW. At K. K. K. Store eaclasively. 30-tl ', Darfag the pastf faa yean ti Northwestern Mutual life Iasaraace compear of Mllwaafcee baa galaed SM,eM,aoe lauMaoaat pf Immtaaea la force, compare this record with that of aay rsaipaay la the werM. Ask ChUcote far taformaUea) aaowt "The Dlvldead rPaylag Oompaay of America." 7 II ChUcote has la' exclusive sali of The? atv sraU aaay. a The Christian Science 8ocIaty of Klamath Falls, which s a branch or ganisation of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ Scientists, In Boston, Mass., holds services at Its South Fourth street, every Sun day morning at 11 o'clock and every Wednesday evening at S o'clock. All are welcome. Subject of the lesson tor Sunday, October 7, "Unreality." The Sunday school session is from 9:45 to 10:45 every Sunday morning Pupils are enrolled to the age of 20, The free reading room and free lending library Is open from 2:30 to 4:30 on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays. The Bible and all author ised Christian Science literature may ha read, borrowed or purchased. The Little Brown Church, corner Ninth and Pine streets. W. E. Ram- bo, minister. Residence 8 18, Ninth street. Telephone 334. 10 a. m., Bible school annual "Ral ly Day." Extra special will be solo by Miss Gertrude Parker, sold by W. U. Fos ter, a piano and violin duet by Beat rice and Katherlne Walton. The "Rally Day" exercises will oc cupy the time of the aagular morning service, so far as necessary. There will be no sermon on that account. Only the communion service' will 'fol low the program. There will be a genuine and inspiring surprise at this exercise, aside from the program Possibly two of them. 6:30 p. m Christian Endeavor meeting. 7 : 30 p. m., evening worship. Sub- jest, "Joseph, a Story of God's Provi dence," Evangelical Lutheran services will be held at Library hall at 3 p. m. Sunday school at 2 p. m. .Sermon, Matt. 11:28-30, "The Merciful Invitation of Our Savier: Come Unto Me." All Lutherans, whether they be of Scandinavian, English or. German de scent, are cordially invited to attend. All- others interested are welcome, Remember, the Lutheran church preaches the plain truths of the Word of. God in plain language. Rev. M. C. Rossmaa, 187 First street. Church of the Sacred Heart, cor- aer High and Eighth streets. Rer. Hugh Marshall, pastor. Children's mass at 8:808. m. High mass at 10:80 a. m. Holy Hour at 7:30 p. m. The Episcopal prayer service will be bald in Library hall Sunday mora lag at 11 o'clock. All who ara la tereetsd ara Invited to these service. , At tbs Eleventh street Baptist church, Sunday. August 31th: JUr. W. H. Cat, pastor, realaease 235 Tenth street. 8unday school at 10 a. m., M. P. Perkins, superintendent. Preaching by the pastpr at 11 a. m. Subject, 11th Chapter Romans. B. Y. P. U. 6:30 p. m, Preaching service at 7:30 p. in. Subject, "The Bruised Reed, These sermons on the Book of Ro mans are excellent. Every Christian should bear them, They are for you. The music and singing pre good. Come and help make the song ser vice all It can be. Oregon Caaslmer Suit New pat terns with two pairs pants, $20. At K. K. K. Store exclusively. 20-tf Tiie prudent man carries life, fire, accident and health insurance. Get a Hturdartl policy from ChUcote. 6 Oregon Caaslmer Suits New pat. terns with two pairs paata, $90. At K. K. K. Store exclusively. 20-tf A policy with the ChUcote Agency always stands for safe insurance. 6 Bear In Mind The Great Rally Day TO BE HELD IN CHRISTIAN BBLE SCHOOL NKVT SUNDAY JO O'CLOCK HKLf"rO MAKE IT EVERY MEMBER PRESENT DAY" PLEASE BRING A FRIEND SPECIAL PROGRAM SPECIAL MUSIC Free Assay lk v a5W If you have deporiu of limestone, magnetite, marble, iron, chrome, manganctc, silica, talu or alkali, lend In partinlari and lamflti for free test. We can handle com mercially workable deposits, Gold, .tlrcr, otf' x' coailtu unri mit nwMfcliI nut. ni lor caw m4 tn4 IImimwc m IMMfUcfccaittr. eHaRiEtA.NIWHAlieO.,lN. lafuuitl CWstint ANif nr- Mtbwrn ista wsimti a, stavns, wash. WWMMWWWWWWWWWWIMWMWM TBe Start in Lite Is easier, the prospects brighter, and oppor tunity greater for the young man or woman with a growing savings account. Apart from the amount of money accumu lated, the savings habit develops efficiency, encourages thrift, and promotes self reliance It is a stepping-stone to success This institution especially invites savings ' accounts from young ambitious people. 2 RritSutetSimiiBuk KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON WMVajmAAAsaeAAsSeAAAp pasiaawsaaiemMsw, Zm, WWWWWi&f ' !fo 'za xm 'i v?. i w m -i r-. mm ' , I III . .1- I . I . I . j eT"Pamff ROHBJIViEPBtBl mmflau(e$P?4rftemu maUftBmVsr mar ?r ""X V'li' ''Tft.JP VaSv53a 1 $950 F. O. a FACTORY 6 I A motor truck mutt submit, and PASS, the acid test of COST. That is the test we want you to apply to the one-ton Maxwell truck its first cost and its operating cost A Maxwell truck-which is a REAL truck, wornwiriven sells at a price that cannot be met in any other motor vehicle of like officiency.durability.and economy. A Maxwell truck will cover 100 miles In a work day twice the distance covered by two teams and two drivers. It will do this at an operating cost of leu than that of ono team of horses. Moreover, it b el a size and capacity adapted to the needs of almost every form and phase of commerce, industry, or farming. The question ts not, "Can I afford to have a Maxwell truck? " The FACT is, Mr. Business Man, you can not afford to be without one. Onelen Truth ChmttU tHit Chnl With ess end ulndthbUSmCt ChanU with , wtmUhitUl, mnd Stmk Gets Body $$S0. Howie Garage rkPERA HOUSE Saturday-Sunday, Oct. 6 and 7 i : r i ' r ; J ') i. Edward L. Grafton's STIRRING MASTERPIECE -THE- ARGONAUTS AMERICA'S FIRST GREAT PHOTOPLAY OF THE WE IS AS TENDER AS LORNA DOONE ' AS BRACING AS THE WORD AMERICA AS INSPIRING AS "TUB STAR SPANGLED BANNBB" TRAGIC AS EUGENE ARAa THRILLING AH PICKET'S CHARGE AT aKTTYSBUlW THE MOST AMAZINOLYnKAUTIFUL, SENSATIONAL TO.DRAMATIC SPECTACLE EVER SHOWN IN AMEBIC Prices 25 Cents and 35 Cents r) ammmmmmmmm -"1 . '' V