The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, November 20, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt i h Hi- PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON TheEvening Herald W. O. SMITH, Editor ftbNehei dally exoeft Sunday by The HaraM FahUahlas Company of ath Falls, at 1M "" Efttered at the tostomea at Khumuh fUto-Oraiea. for traasBlaatoa tkroask lb aalla aa seooad-daas aMttar. nktoifttoa terme ay wmB to amy -eddreos la the TJalted Stateai One year w. - - - aw MR Mum TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 117 Herald's Classified Advs. FOR SALE ..UJ.I.I """ FOR SALE Carload fine quality Rogue River apples; reasonable price. W. A. Smith, 725 Klamath ZlhOl- avenue. FOR SALE From 25 to 100 ewes. O. H. Carleton, IK miles north eatt ot Merrill. l?-3t FOR SALE Boxed apples In small or large quantities; Newtons, Ben Da Tli, 8plttenburg, Bennett, Sedllngs, Wlnesap. Write tor prices. T. J. Oardner. bo 20, R. F. D. 2, Med ford, Ore. 15-6t FOR RENT jjuuuuLiuinjinnr rr ----"- aieiai FURNISHED APARTMENTS at the Oregon House, 527 Klamath ave. FOR RENT Storage room, conven ient location; terms reasonable. Apply J. B.. Herald office. 15-tf LOST AND FOUND 'AAnnnr -.. LOST Between this city and Bly, a sack containing man's clothes, one day last week, binder will be re warded tr returned to Tyron & Mc Kendree's office. Fifth street. 3t HELP WANTED WANTED Young lady to enter train ing school. Apply superintendent, Klamath General Hospital. 19-3t MISCELLANEOUS HAIR DRES8INO, manicuring, scalp treatment; outside calls. Hill apart ments, room X. 20-6t MRS. M. E. PAUL gives readings by mall; write In own hand, send ft. Pearson, Wash. 19-3t HORSES For sale or will trade (or automobile. Enquire aOIaddox barn, 5th and Oak sts. 17-3t WANTED Teams to haul lumber to Klamath Falls, 13.50 per 1,000; have 1,000,0000 feet dry lumber to haul. Edmonds Lumber Co., Olene. 19-3t TO EXCHANGE tl.800.00 timber claim for good automobile; no Junk. -- - TULE LAKE The hunting continues Reed near Tule Luke. Amonc the hunters who recently visited this district were Roy Call. Ooorgc Blehn. Dr. W. A. Leonard and Mr. Johnson of Klamath Falls. The party seemed satisfied with the results of their hunt. Joe Cotera hauled lun:ber last week down from the mill on the mountain. Douglas Bussey, who recently se cured a homestead In this section, has commenced the construction of a house. Mr. Glutck suffered a painful acci dent while at work on the dredger. His hand was badly crushed and one finger broken. Dave McComb Is hauling lumber from the mill to his homestead here. for the construction of a house. Mr. Culbertson was a Klamath Falls visitor this week. Gerald West and Kenneth Case of ML Lakl spent the week end with the aunt ot the latter. Miss L. M. Hatch. The Low brothers are hauling grain from the government land they rented last year. Mrs. Freer Is suffering with a severe burn on her hand. Arthur Maddox spent Sunday with Mr. Crandel and family here. Mrs. Haines arrived Saturday even-; ing from Ashland. Mr. Haines has been on their homestead here for some 1 months. Kiuutk rniaJy News Two Sons of Millionaires in Camp. j MMWMakBjpBBMaMaMBBBBaHBBB ' vmmmMmmmMimmmmm :. K s wabbbbjt. ,. .&Emftmv .-V- L" pmt.. . -at (a esB" v,rs. -ts: st r.v ."'- vv -r 'ALIEN ENEMIES ARE RESTRICTED - PROCLAMATION ISSUED BY PBBSI DENT WILL ENFORCE GOOD IE. HAVIOR OF ALL GERMANS IN THIS COUNTRY TUESDAY, NOVEM,EH NOTICE A hav tnara cam to By ulaca In MIIU Addition on October 17, Brand ! I. ft kin aaama In ha Sitj. Dvtiir VH ITI VW"- . v.. v. can'heve tamo by paying etpenees. Kmll Schresel. 17-41 CHKAI ItOMKS WASHINGTON. D. C, Nov. 20. All alien enemies are required to reg-. later and obtain permits to travel, ac cording to a proclamation of President Wllaiin horn toil ft V. They ure also prohibited from p-J preaching within 100 yards of wator fronts, docks, railroad terminals or storngo houses, or to enter or reside) within the District of Columbia. Excent on nubile ferries, they ahall not be found on any ocean, bay, river or other waters of the United States. They are forbidden to fly In bal loons, airships, or to enter the Pana- ma Canal tone. Only Germans are af fected In the proclamation which spe cifies enemies, and not allien of enemies. Four room house and flan lot m Walnut street for only fl.llAO rash. This la a rr! atirfaln. Four room house Mad Urge lot oa Michigan avenue foa-BNOO, on easy terms. Clillrote, SS Mala., 18 aaatMMMMM,MI i HEAD STUFFED FROM CATARRH m A COLD 1 Say Craaai uaeaa Air la Naatrtto Up, PENDLETON WOMER ARE PARTICULAR ABOUT FLAG PENDLETON. Nov. 20. Women of the local Civic Club and other patri otic Pendleton women have protested to the management of a local theater against and disrespectful use of the vmerican flag. Great dissatisfaction was voiced over the manner In which the Stars and Stripes were used by an actor ataa local vaudeville theater. In this case, it is declared, a sleight-of-hand performer used the American flag in some of his tricks, tying the flag into knots and rolling It up his sleeve. One of the women told the manager of the theater, "This, perform er used the American flag as he might use any common rag, and I think that is no way for our flag to be handled,' either on or off the stage." The management of the theater is not liela responsible by the women who protested, but the matter simply vas called to his attention. STOP PAYING RENT House of 4 rooms, large attic, city water, chick en bouse and on two 50-foot lotsr thts la to be sacrificed for $600, on terms. J. T. WARD CO., SIS Mala Street H OUSTON' Metropolitan AmaMmenU s HOUSTON OP1SA HOUSE DARK TAR THEATER Jesse Latky Presents Jack Plckford and Vivian Martin In "THE OIRL AT HOME" A clever story of College Life; and ; A Clever Comedy TEMPLE THEATER J, Stewart Blackston and Albert E Smith Presents Antonio Moreno and Dorothy Kelly, In THE SUPREME TEMPTATION" In Fire Parts, and a Frank Daniels Comedy ADMISSION 10 CENTS MERRILL OPERA HOUSE MOTION PICTURES TCJMDAYS AND SATURDAYS x MerrflJ, Oregoa n Travelere pay e aa a?af of par. AakOUb Id FIVE U BOATS SUNK 19. Lloyd LONDON, Nov, George has announced that five German submarines were de- stroyed Saturday. 'i-it. vw. '. 'a a n.ui.fcfcttr' rii,tai J K j ,-4jw". --' - -,..';'. nwllAM s ' "? . iT vTT T'iS WMSSiTf. M-.TTWal. ."-?'. " . 'VTT . fTAPT JOHN WANAMAKm JH- COM KllfclUUJ nmnrl Captain John Wahamaker Jr., and, forces. This photograph shows them ifinnn rctnM .nna nt mllllnnalres In C.amo Dlx. Gould enlisted as a known around the world, are both I prlvate.was a corporal at the time newlyweds. But they bad to give up the photograph was taken, and has their brides to Join Uncle Sam's since been promoted to sergeant. Coming War Council To Clear Atmosphere WASHINGTON, D. C, Not. 20. . broad sense. The thought and condl Mllltary unity, unknot purpose dur- "on of the people of the various coun- ... .- -j u. .im. .nrf'triea tne,r bearing on military ing the war and unity of alms and .i,, success or defeat on the battlefront. conditions. Is what America expects tojThMe 8Ubject. therefore, will come up see grow out of the allied war council . for discussion along with various oth ers that enter Into the broad field. The people of the United States know for what they are fighting. It has been made clear that America Hr the window of almost every ticket unlro In the bind you" will flail (lie Trnvrlci-H numn pint. Traveler pollclf are nlmot unlvtral. Ask t.'lillrote- for rate. It FMMMMAMMMMMtT liistant relief no waiting our loggod nostrils open right up; the air! i:iagrs of your head clear and you can breathe freely. No more hawk! Ing, snuffling, blowing, headache, dry-l ties. No struggling for breath at night; your sold or catarrh disap pears. Get a small bottto ot Ely's Cream I'alm from your druggist now. Apply .i little of this fragrsnt antlsopllc. t.eallng cream In your nostrils. It tienetratea through every air pasmgo if the head, soothes th Inflammed or iwollcn mucous membrane and relief comes Instantly, THE PUBLISHERS OF THIS PAPER Say you are u mUch Inter, etttd In th idvtrtliiB, columns .. n MH, notices. That being to, and pub. Ushers never lie, wi ,. pct to tee you and a bunch of other men at our Shoe Department btfor the price are beyond ycur reach. sm Flonheim Shoes Are at preterit priced vary reasonably. We want ev ery man to buy a ettd supply now. 17.30, $8 00, $8.50, tt.00 1 10.00 at SUGARMAN'S (To I if loiitlntird) soon to convene In Paris. All allied powers, it is expected, will lay all their cards on the table. The United SUtes has but one aim expecl8 no gain out of the war other in the" war the crushing of Hohenzol-1 tnan tnat which will be gained by all lernism. ' 'humanity In stamping out the world Yon will need your auto curtains repaired for the stormy weather. Bradley Supply Co. 16-tf Investigate the new low cost poli cies of the Traveler. See Clillcote. 16 MEAT INJURIOUS TO THE KIDNEYS TAKE SALTS TO FLUSH KIDNKYS IF BACK HURTS OR BLADDER BOTHERS II any otner nation nas any secret treaties or agreements, the United States will expect that they be made known. That'tbe American mission, headed by Colonel E. M. House, and now in England, will enter the council with this view was learned on high au-; thorlty. " It Is hoped that the allied atmos phere, which has been clouded from time to time, will be entirely cleared by the council. The "pulling and haul ing" that has marked the conduct of, menace to democracy. Complete urv derstandlng among the peoples of tho allied powers Is one of the factors that will aid In winning the war. And out ot the allied council mayjb,e kdnoy miWy iIefptelllBeiat m Get the, Habit of Drinking Hot Water Before Breakfast Says we cant look or feel right with the system full of poisons. Millions of folks bathe Internally now Instead of loading their system with drugs. "What's an Inside bath?" you say. Well, It Is a guaranteed to per form miracles If you could believe these hot water enthusiasts. There are vast numbers of men and women who. Immediately upon arising in tho morning, drink a glass of real hot water with a teaspoonful of lime stone phosphate In it This Is a very excellent health measure. It Is Intend' ed to fUfsh the stomach, liver, kidneys and the thirty feet of Intestines of the previous day's waste, sour bile and In' digestible material left over In the body which If not eliminated every day becomes food for the millions of bac teria which Infests the bowels, the quick result is poisons and toxins which are then absorbed Into tho blood causing headache, bilious attacks, foul breath, bad taste, colds, stomach trou- grow a clear statement of war alms, based upon the exchange of views and conditions over the Paris conference table. The feeling of officials in Washing pure blood and all sorts of ailments. People who feel good one day and badly the next, but who simply can not get feeling right are urged to ob tain a quarter pound of limestone phos- ton 18 that there can be no more than phate at ,ho dnJg gt()re w, one "central power" for direction of u m g BUfflcent t0 the "J?; w68 m ?ia2 ""anyone a real crank on the subject of er. This might be accomplished thru ,,... ,,, ' the war to date will disappear, it lson,e central directing body composed JaU M and hot wftter M m believed. of rePre8e"UUveB of 8 va,r'0U8 na ,the skin, cleansing, sweetening and The American mission is a war mis- t8 or thru some medium that may freHhenng ao mMlone phosphate slon. In that its business Is to try toj08 established as a result .of confer-and hot Wftter act on tne .tomteh nA lh. nnl.bimt fn win Ih. eUCCS Of tD6 COUnCilS, Certain It IS.,-- u,..., ... k,..l. It I. ...l- tbat the allies must fight In unison. find out the quickest way to win the war. It is, therefore, a military mis sion, and to all intents and purposes will discuss onlv military matters. This The Bradley Supply Co. will fix must be interpreted, however, In a your auto curtains ia good liver, kidneys anr bowels. It Is vastly more Important to bathe on the inside than on the optslde, because the skin pores do not absorb Impurities Into the 16tt blood, white the bowel pores do. Adv. American Transport Finland Torpedoed If you must bare your meat every day, eat It, but flush your kidneys with salts occasionally, says a noted author tty who tells us that meat forms uric J acid which almost paralyzes the kid neys in their efforts to expel It from the blood. They become sluggish and weaken, then you suffer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains la the back or sick headache, diz ziness, your stomach sours, tongue te coated and when the weather Is bad you 'have rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the j channels often get sore and Irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night To neutralize these Irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush of taa body's urinous waste get four oaaeea of Jad Salts Crop aay pharmacy bare; Uka a UMespoonful la a glass of wa ter before Breakfast for a few daya and your kidneys will then act flae. Ibis famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemoa Juice, eota Maed with lltala, and baa beea used for generations to flush aad stimulate sluggish kidaeys, also to aeutrallae tho adds la urine, ao it no longer irritates, thus eadlag bladder weakaesa, Jad Baits ia inexpensive; eaaaot ia rare, aad amine-a delightful eCerre eeat Uthla water drlak. Air. r-2r-aMSSK ii , : '...tWAiti.m Sil'iiia! r-5 ?:w zfi'iam&mm&Mwmkf'.AS ', t m i x -a Esllllalslllllll t a44afvVi )JaawaidttaBmBBmawanB'tBmBmBmBm The American transport Fialan d, formerly a vessel of the American Lino, was torpedoed by a Oerman siibmarlae a abort time ago when ah a ww returning frog Franca. Bha put back to a French port, She is the aeconfl American traaapert to be torp edoed, tba flnt oae btiag the Antlllaa , when some 70 lives were lost. 1 THRIFT BRINGS HAPPINESS Happnicss is perhaps the most olif-fashioncd tWnp; in the world, ami it is still obtained la titat, old-fashioned virtue known as Thrift. Washington practised Thrift in lii day and became successful and happy. Franklin did likewise. Lincoln, too, utilized llie pos sibilities of Thrift that he miRht rise to greater heights. Todaall successful men are doing the same. 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