The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, October 26, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textjrv "r ft-i l&'M. Br P i IK THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON KlUlttV.orTuH,;,,.,. h? PAGE TWO ift i! B. . lV r ;,$ , , '.j. R &. l.;u TheEveningHeraldOfl URGES W. O. SMITH, Editor Published dally eiee Sunday by ra naraid Publishing Company of KUmatt Falls, at 118 Foarth street atared at the poatoSc at Ktamata falls. Oregon, for transmission through the audla as secoad-clasa matter. akecrlptloa terms by mall to any aMraaa la the United SUtea: Om year 15.00 Oaemoatk FRIDAY, OCTOBER W, lOf, Herald's Classified Advs. FOR SALE ajwwwwwwwwww FOR SALE Registered Duroc-Jersey v boar, 2 years old. E. L. Rigbtmier, near Spring Lake school house. Phone 19F33. 26-6t FOR SALE Household goods, range, organ, etc; one thorobred Jersey cow giving milk; must leave October 30. Call at once, 105 Sargent ave.. J. A. Baker. 26-lt FOR SALE Cheap, or trade; Haines car in good running order. Call Howie garage or phone 193M. 24-4t FOR SALE 1.400 acres in Butte Valley; all plowable; no cash re quired; only one year's" Interest In advance; after two years, 5 per cent cash, balance In 20 or 50 years, to suit. L. Engel, owner, 79 Mercer st. New York City. 25-6t STOCK RANCH FOR range; 1,000 acres For particulars write Klamath Falls, Ore. SALE Good for $25,000. to Box 383, 23-6t FOR SALE 160 acres timber land on Bryant mountain; will take used auto in part pay, Ford preferred. For further particulars address W. W., car Herald. 10-17 FOR SALE Large thorobred Jersey cow; gentle; gives 8 quarts milk per day. Ed Probst, 431 Wash street. 22-6t FOR SALE A splendidly built bun galow of 5 rooms; completely mod ern; furnace heat; good lot; all in excellent condition. Price $250 less than would cost to build the house. Term. W. S. Slough. 19-tf FOR RENT FOR RENT Two housekeeping rooms on ground floor; light and water furnished. 1143 Pine St. 23-6t HELP WANTED WWWWWWWWWW(WWWWWMWWMMWW WANTED--Cook lor boarding house. Lamm Lumber Co., Modoc Point 19-tf MISCELLANEOUS YOUNG LADY wants room and board in private family. Phone 181. 23-4 WANTED Modern five or six room furnished bouse. Call 143. 23-5t TWO OR THREE small tracts to ex change for farm land in Klamath County. Tell what you have for trade. Billings Agency, Ashland, Ore. 22-5t FOR SALE Four-room house not quite completed; four blocks of new court house; must sell on ac count of sickness; worth $900; will take $600. Terms. J. T. WARD A CO., SlB'Maln Street STRAYED OR STOLEN from Fort Klamath pasture about October 10, 2 gray mares, one colt, one bay mare, one bay gelding, one sorrel gelding, one we can't describe; all branded S7 on left shoulder and N on left thigh; Percberons, raised In Swan Lake Val. ley. Call J. W. Utter, Fort Klamath, or P. W. Snyder, Klamath Falls, and get $20. 23-6t LOST AND FOUND LOST Bunch of keys, between O.-K. stables and Farmers warehouse. Finder notify Herald office, OST A tire; anyone finding a 30x3 Diamond tread tire between Aspen iake and Odessa will kindly leave at lerald office ;and receive $5 and my perpetual gratitude' K, 8. Klrby, 64mm. 24-3t XOpTT-CoBewbere In K f kof's sew macklnaw; Klamath "Kails, made by Salt MkcVwooIea mills. Reward If return 4 tar Herald office or to Mrs, J. F. 24-tf 7 'r towaahln plats showing for Mt Iaa4 Just opened for settlement at f 1 aar township, send to Lakevlew .Abstract and Title Co., Lakevlew EQUAL SUFFRAGE SPEAKS TO DELEGATION OK XKW YORK f WOMEN URGES Sl'F- FRAKE IX ALL STATUS, AXD ASKS MUX TO VOTK KOlt IT WASHINGTON. D. C., Oct. 26. Speaking as u party leader and ag an individual, President Wilson urged the suffrage issue upon the voters of all states. I He told the delegation of New York! women that he hoped their campaign would be successful, and urged the men to ote for suffrage. IMPORTANT COXFKRKXCK AT "FRISCO" NEXT WKKK SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 26 The joint congressional committee on in terstate commerce will open a hear ing here on Thursday, November 1. It will be for the accommodation .of the inter-mcuntain and Pactflc Coast j regions and general interstate traffic laws will be discussed. Representatives of state commis sions, the shipping public, boards of trade, railroads and other interested organizations, are Invited to appear before the committee. RED MKX RESPOND TO CALL FOR LIBERTY BONDS PENDLETON, Oct. 26. Uncle Sam may well be proud of his Indians. Up to October 19, a total of $14,650 had been subscribed for Liberty Loan bonds by about forty Indians on the Umatilla reservation. Six thousand dollars was subscribed in two days, according to the report made by Major Swartzlander, who has' the matter in charge. There ap pears to' be no lack of patriotism among the native Americans. Most of them have made their subscrip tions voluntarily and unsolicited. -DANCING SCHOOL - Starts Monday night, October 29th If you wish to join the class phone 187. 25-3t Several Improved 40 and 30 set irrigated farms la the heart of the Klamath Valley. Ask ChllcoteNto show them. 6 Klamatb Lodge No. 137, 1. O. O. P.. meets Friday night. R. A. Emmltt, V. G., Nate Otterbeln, Secretary. Ewauna Encampment No. 46, I. 0. F., meets Tuesday night, R. Emmltt, C. P., L. j. Bean, Scribe. HOUSTON'C Metropolitan Amdsemants fjj HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE . , THURSDAY AXD FRIDAY JULES VERNE'S AROUND THE WORLD IX 80 DOYS , STAR THEATER - Triangle Fine Arts Present Presents la Olive Thomas "MADCAP MADGE" photoplay full of Jazz from start to finish, In Five Parts "HIS BETTER FATE" A Triangle Comedy TEMPLE THEATE1 Rolfe Photoplay Co., Presents Lionel Harrymore la "THE END OF THE TOUR" A Society Comedy Drama in S Parts ADMISSION JO CENTS dw MERRILL OPERA HOUII MOTION PICTURES) TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS farrtU, OlJgM Internal Collapse Said Coming WASHINGTON, 11. C, Oct, 2i. "Germany is approaching interna! col- lapse. Sooner or later the civilian population lll rUe and demand the ousting of the military arty. Then we rhall have expressions of a real desire for peace and not until then.", 1'lcas.iut . Etcxnll. American min- istcr to Kwlttcrland.-'fr.ive this as his estimate of conditions inside the Her. man line, following a conferenco with rPesldent Wilson. j "Americans must remember," he) said, "that the army is the biggest factor In German life today. Every- thing else is subordiunted'to keepiimlgoin? In great quantities' from Swlt- the army at the highest standard ofjicrland to Germany, but contraband cinatency. Civilians are wearing the nUo is going from every other neutral ,oorest clothing and have had their; conntrj. Mr. Stovall said. Every rations cut until they are near starva- effort is being made by the, Swiss to tion in some parts of the empire. Eventually the civilian population will get tired of such conditions, and ' . will rise against the government that' imposes unon them. Whether the change will come thru bloody revoli- Oregon Teacher to Defend EUGENE, Oct. 20 Allen H. Eaton, whose resignation from the faculty of the University of Oregon was accept ed by the board of regents after con sideration of his attendance of the People's Coancil of Democracy and Peace, has stated that he has made no definite plana for the future .as yet. He declared the action of the regents in accepting his resignation was ,ajn $ $& j j- T I Saturday I Hats , Two Doors West of in Germany . tiou or by political means, it is tin- prsMble to say." Minister Stovnll, as the American i diplomatic representative at Heme, ,mi unugua, 0,,cr,mil,,cs of RC,K u iaMy accurate Idea of conditions within the German and Austrian em. l'lres. Swltierland, lie said, is a hot. ul" "' """ i""-' i-"r.... -. Ml.., tirnunf.nMfll.if.. llinrn urn nnt RO K ... ..... . .AI.nAI1H.lll til I the propagandists there nro not so hto'ij as elsowhere, and carry on .their work more openly. To believe tre:n, ho said, would be to believe that the entire german government Is tendy for reaco "without indemnities and without conquest." Food supplies and contraband are maintain absolute neutrality, and the Swiss Society of Supervision, a mlli- Inrv ftrpnnlxnilnn utinn illllv la lo w -c - -- watch the border, has kept shipments of contraband ncrols the border at a minimum. His Action surprise to him, as he had expected them to vindicate him of blame. He is arranging for a mass meeting to be held shortly as a final effort to clear his name from charges of dis loyalty. The prudent man carries life, fire. archlent and health insurance. NGet sturilard policy from Chllcbte. 6 Special Offerings X FOR This will be a special introduction sale of Newest Styles in Millinery From $4.00 The Bandbox i Postoffice BANDITS SHOOT BANK RESIDENT MASKED MKX KXTK.lt WASHING TON BANK AXI SHOOT OFFI CIAL TllltU KTOMAt'll IIOTH ; CAUGHT. WOUNDED, OXN DIES llKl.I. INGHAM. Wash.. Oct. 2. Two masked men entered tho Farm ers and Merchants National bunk nt Edison In Skngll county yesterday and fired on President Patrick Hallor an, shooting him thru tho tttomnrh seriously. Posses started Immediately In 'pur suit, and caught both men after wounding them. One man had died when the pursuers reached him. ' Haloran is probably fatally wound ed. The robbers got $1,700, which wan recovered. BOTH HIDES LOSE PRISONERS LONDON, Oct. 26. Six thousand prisoners have been taken by tho . . - . .- , . AUHiro-uermana on me iiuuau irom ,n tne Boglnnlng offensive, according to Vienna advices. ROME, Oct. 26. Tho enomy broke thru the Italian advanced lines on the cast bank of tho Isonxo. The Ital ians have checked tho attacks else where", and took a few hundred pris oners. IDAHO ISLANDS ARE BEING PURSUED COEUR D'ALENE. Idaho. Oct. 2. Two fleeting islands which have been cruising about Lake Coeur d'Alenn ouring tne summer nnvo siane.i i the Pacific ocean thru tho Spokane River, ana are holding up navigation of log-boom tugs, Declaring that thore is danger that the source of the river would bj en tirely blocked In rase of high water, lumber men have appealed to the ! county commissioners here to get the J Island out of tho way. 4$M$M$h3m$I I aakuti Falls, Dreg m "The Leading Dividend Faying Co," The Miiltml Life, The company that Him Earned More for policy holdara, Hits Fit Id Mora to polity holders thnii miy other company In the world. Hoe Geo. C. Ulrlcli, District Malinger. 3-tf Clillroto lm tho ci;lulve m of Ktnil good holme. Tliry are well lix-itttMl, nml term niti ey. 0 I OPEN 'NOSTRILS! END A UULU OR CATARRH 1 t Hew Te Get Relief When Head and Naat art Staff Ua. a Count nfty. Your cold In head or catarrh dUnppears. Your clogged norttrlU will open, tho nlr passages of your head will clear and you can liion he freely. No more snuffing, hawking, mucous discharge, dryness or huidnchc; no struggling 'or for breath nt night. (let a small bottle of Ely's Cream llnlm from yoilr druggist and apply a little of th la fragrant urtlseptlo cream In your nostrils. It penetrates through pory nlr pnsrngo of tho head, sooth ing and healing the swollen or In ilumed'niucoiiK membrane, giving you Itutaiit rollof. Head colds nnd catarrh yield like n nglc. Don't stay turfed up und mlaernhle. Relief Is turn. Adv. If You Want YOUR PI.UMRIXG, STEAM FITTING OR YOUR IIKAT. I Ml STOVE REPAIRED, OR LINED, CALL PHONE tliolt I (KM) MAIN KT. Fred Stickle .rWViWVMWWWVWWr G. C. Lorenz PI.UMIIING, HTEAM FITTING, NIIEET METAL WORK, LEX. XOX FURNACES INSTALLED, , STOVES ROUGIIT. HOLD, RE. PAIRED AND RELIXED. PUMPt AND PIPE WORK OVA ALL KINDS. AGEXT FOR FAIR n.ANKH-MOHSE ENGINES. 700 MAIN' HT. PHONE 216 Join the Army of Klamath Falls' Citizens Who Are Wearing Buckhecht Army Shoes ' Bought From Modern Shoe Store GEO. W. RRADLEY, Mgr. a II 'invsiay ana rnwj Upera House 25-026 SPECIAL "Around the World r In Eighty Days" By JULES Also Author of "Twenty Thoasand Leagues THRILLING! INTERESTING I THE THE THE THE Hrlng tlie Chllarea WIU Please Both the Old aad tho Voaag COME EARLY AND AVOID THB RUSH Adults 25c - - Children 15c ALSO AN UPROAR1NG COMEDY Eight RmU Step Lively ""' ""mIii n full rail v llm of Mmi'i. Mter md, FHiluiNir. Vu nil know the make!" Florsheim Shoes at prlrcN llml nro rmll; lo-1 In rniMjMiii to pmMt lay InntlxT ronillilnns. WE IK.'T W.I XT to hurry ymi, but we Do want you tu ki in on thrie uniwuitl ptiim. $7.50 to $10.00 SUGARMAN'S (To bo rontlnurd) Money to loan un city and cosatrr property. See Chllrote. MMMAMMAMrArAAMAAMMAMMMWWMftH New City Laundry We Guarantee Our Work, Shirts and Collars Llunsirti We also wash silk, wool, and cri ored gods very carefully. Try w once and be convinced. OurarkM arc right Phone 154. 127 Fourth Street Sack of First Nstlonil T81 MAIN BTRBW Tutfiiay and Friday ATTRACTION 1 VERNE irniiflp the Sea. 1 " EXCITING! I CAMEL RACE! HARBMl' CHINKSH OPIUM DEN! JApCNESB CAUAIiCTl Eight Rt i?J yn i. - JJ-IOf W v TTTT7TTTTTTTYTTTTTT