The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 14, 1917, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text&&' v 1; r, ? tf-'X ' TWEvoafagHaraid .rr, a A aifftTU f&tJH J-r'.T' ""' 14, ltlT hnlTsdwiedAiTS. FOR SALE IMMtMWWl OMB Ko. 7 cook (tor (or ule. J. A, FOaVSALB Turkeya for Christmas. Write to Mr. A. B. Low, Klamath Mia. 13-U BOB iALB Good Rogue Blver ap ptaa; eoMvored free. 715 Klamath 13-10t BOB SALS Work koraa, I yaars old. fc'waiSSo about l.80; good puller; wtB aaU abeap. lasnlra m Eleventh 1 117X. ll-U BOB SAIJB One alaost aaw beater. ? Apply tIS Taatk. Pkoaa 155. l-t BOB BALB ! acraa tlaber Uad Brraat bmsbUIs; will taka need sate to aart par. Bar preferred. For fartfear partlcalara addreaa W. W., aaiw NaraM. 1-lB BOB IALB rooai honse on Klaai atk aveaue; oaa Improved lot on treat, aaap; Bust Mil: $550 wUI beadle It; llttla aoney Ms aoaey; will raat for fit I'M par aoatk. Call Ut Mala at. ! FOR RENT FOB BBKT Btaraga raaai, coatvea last laaatlaa; taraaa raaaoaabla. Apply . B.. Herald oJke. 1 HELP WANTED WOMBN WOBKBBS waatod at Al- i bar factory; good wagaa aBd liTlac CMdMloaa. Apply to Mrs. Maara, at Western Traaifer Co. K1TCHBN CREW waata Job camp eaoklag; larga caaip prafarrad. 7W or aall 104 Mala. Mt CAB LOADERS WANTED Lana , Laafcor Co., Modoe Polat. 6-tf MILL MAXM WANTED Lana Laaaor Co., Modoc Polat, 6-tf LOST AND MIMWMMIMMWMMIM FOUND LOST Wktto 'iraaaatrtpaa. ! Harald. kalttad acarf, pala Baward If returned lt.lt MISCELLANEOUS BBBsBjBJBJBAmVBMBB SHU. BUM WAMTBD AB wlator jab ttt anirliaul alU gaas aai luaaer electric lighU; TalapbMO to Modac Co., CWloa ato, Oragoa. IMf WANTBO OM boraaa to akla; will pay froa 1 to ft for aaae. J. A. Lsaaer, Klaaatb Balle, Ora. H-lt FOB BALE Stock ranch, 460 acret, N aoraa of bott klad of kay laad; ruaalag water; faaead; of railroad. Prlco 116 Bar soro. J. 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Negotiations for competent Instructors have been completed, and the course starts this month. It will run six days a week, with three peri ods a day. At least 100 persona are expected to start In the course. Only men who are due for the next draft or subsequent drafts, who have passed the required physical exami nations nnd show the ability to be come successful semaphore, telegraph and wireless operators will be admit ted to the course. Advices from Washington state that men who at tain the required proficiency are prac. tlcally certain of rapid promotion In the army service. PF.xni.frrtix hpirita FAST flROWING TAVK PENDLETON, Dec 14 "Shades of the Wild West, what are we coming to?" cry the cowboys of Eastern Ore gon. The Indian warwhoop has pass ed, the stagecoach of yesterday Is no nioro, the spouting engine goes frisk ing thru the country. And bow, last of till, Buffalo Vernon, daredevil bull dogger of steers and rider of buck ing bronchos, widely known for his roundup stunts, Is herding sheep. This startling luformatlon was con tained In a letter recently received br e Mend of Buffalo's. The letter came frcm Wilder. Idaho, and said that the cowboy had taVea over tha care of 20,000 sheep left by his brother, who died a short .time ago. Buffalo complains that his new duties are likely to keep him away frcm Europe. Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Bedford are here for a short visit from tha Klaa- ath Agency. Mr. Bedford has charge of the timber on tha Klamath Indian reservation. I. S. Mall roatract boaeV promptly exocatcd. 8e Chllcoto. 7 A CHniKTMAS PAGOFJiTlOX Klamath Indian baskets make novel useful and desirable gifts. Larga as sortment, 25c to f 1.S0, at 12-5t EVANS A BALIN. Atitotnoltile iMaraace of very ilo arriptloN. Keo Chllcoto. 7 Xmae CertMeatoo for any aiAosmt, at l-tf K. K. K. STORE H OUSTONl s BBlwBI'WpiMHOBvB JpotWdBwBJVBBslBBvS) HOUSTON OPERA HOUSE OoldMta Praaeate Madgo Keaaadjr la "JIABV MINK" Prom tha International Stage Succaaa By Margaret Mayo aiarday and Huuiny, Dor. IS aad If STAR THEATER Artrraft Film Corp. Praaswta JUUio Iterfco to "ARMS AXD TMK GIRL" A great story dealing with tba war vilb aaraaar. Sao how aa Americas girl outwit a Qermaa spy, Also a ItyatOM Coasodf to Two Porta TEMPLE THEATER sf BBBJBBaajaa aj BisBBBBwaa Prawato Oto Oraat Mtorf , f me Bfomr twk urn tm mk" Is fir ParU "WUM ARblKA" A Dasdf Cnmr, 4 B7M4i AS RsVMalioajal PHltt Worth AtaKMIOPJ TIN CBKTB MTrnBTLFKRAnHoTsE tpst9N utrtvmm tWBKUfO AKH SATtfMATf asWFSBy MTSajMi mam THE EVENING Tying in a French Dirigible f a. !!. j i ..v.i o-t ."y l f V BavT MM ' -SvO f' Y1 jlJ vvl w Nw aakiHKvvP iSBBaLWvSBB ivV tV?? ' v4' -MTjf ' v VSBTaa- sBaTarA. 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Air ships are more useful for sea patrol work than they are over land, as tha Germans hate discovered to their cost. Near I'io coast they guard channels or de tect mines, and act In concert with Legal Advisory Board Assistants The following appolntmeau aa as sociate members of the legal advisory board for Klamath County have been made by order of the adutjant gen eral. These appointments have been made for the legal assistance of the local exemption board and tha regis trants, aad also for clerical' kelp which may bo found aacaaaary: Klamatb Falls Bart C. Thoaas. H. M. Maaalag. .J C. Batoalc, Albert E. Elder, W. 8. Wiley, A C. Taden. J. S. Kent. Tkoaaa Drake, W. M. Duacan, W. H. A. Renaer, R. C. Oroeebeck, P. H. Mills, B. L. Elliott. John Irwla, A. h. LaavltL Bonanta P. J. Bownt, C. T. Dar ley, John Horn. Merrill E. M. Bubb, George W. Offleld, J. H. Hobbs. Port Klamath L. C. Slsemore, Edna E. Norrls, Mrs. E. M. Leaver, Crescent E. O. Rourk, T. H. Jolly, i . ii. uvai. j Malln Frank .J Smythe, W. M. Stastney. J. P. Kamarad. Bly Tom Oarrajt, George Boyd, Frank Obcncbaln. Chlloquln H. W. Iflncks, J. O. Goldthwalte, Erma Ilosley. . Algonta E. J. Grant, Edna Aid rich, Roy Applegate. Modoc Pont W. E. Una, Midland J. W. Jory, Theodore Young, Queenle Hon. Worden If, L. Volt. Keno R. W. Tower. Klamath Agency Orvllle Elliott, Mrs. J. M. Bedford. Illldebrand Fred Beck. Dairy W. P. Sedge. Olene A. L. Marshall, Anne Han- French Children r-tiw&iJt--Wa&;auit4KU4rtrt-'i-'- ssjrr!isas(r &h 'S'v-V id tIfnfe' i iilfFMjBnraHiPl vMi fBsV BafsBafsBBal r ? V 'BTaBBBBafKBafsBafsBrTsBafcTa M t f'n Ilk iBBBBaaVaffsBBBBBBBBBBaaBBBBBBaTaf m BBBl''T . 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Tba rawp barbar aaawa to bars aaassi Mg tlaHrlsl arlaVf is s sssrvsy- Is tblg straaf; wllb lbs spssI bsrborabop crowd, aad ibas torn, HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON awsesres'g' ;xvrtcn '.if l.N"5 f w . ships wp enongh nrmed to prevent enemy It boata from using tliclr guns. French dirigibles nrc fitted with nt loast two motors, tining nnd Hs'it, which give thorn great npcoj, r.n I their patrol rupply ensures tticru an extomlve rnnge of action. Over Imul anti-aircraft gun tire would bring them to earth, tut on sea they h:i7 nothing to fear from nubmarlnes. Are Named sen, Ed Van Antwerp. Odessa Frank Courtal Crystal Fred Brown. Round Lake Vera K. Real, Clar ence Hunt, Chester DeLap. Barnes Valley H. S. Tutllo. Langells Valley Mrs. Wm. Camp bell, II. E. Winnnrd. Poo Valley Francos Frcuer, O. II. Van Meter. Plna Grove If. A. Grimes, Charlcj Mack. D. Ellla Young. Pelican City II. I). Mortennen. Sblpplngton G. A. Krnuse. C. C. Brower. While tho lawyers who have bcn appointed as associate members of tha board In the city of Klamath FalU, will at all times be Rlad to advise, registrants, assignments have been made so that one of them will be on, duty each day at registration head.i'ieai"0 seeking young nrjiie, whose ! quarters. The assignments made by chief purstilts are mipiers and the ' .L- ..... . ... I. I, ,..- Il .....I..I.. I I J ine aajutani general ore as ioiiews: "-"'' irercmiini Miuuiinn urri December 15 Charlc J. Ferguson1"0"11 ,,r""H, 'ho lMu "' h" December 17 C. F. Stone. December 18 II. C. Mcrryman December 19 Bert C. Thomas. DeCember 2011. M. Manning. December 21 J. C. Rutcnlc. December 22 Albert ft. Elder. December 24 W. 8. Wiley. December 26 A. C. Vadcn. Decembor 27 J. 8. Kent. December 28 Thomas Drake. December 29 W. M. Duncan, December 31 W, II. A. Iteiiner. January 2 It, C. Groesbcck, January 3 F, II. Mills. January 4 E. L. Elliott. January S John Irwin. January 7 A. L. Leavltt. 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In Its j original staK'' form, "llnby Mine" wss J one of the most sticccMftil of modern day comedies, and had a run of nearly Iiwo xeaxonx in sow vork. it u a far' revolving nround n misunder stood young wife who get tangled up '' lc nieBhes of her own gulteles de. eeptlnns. nnd has no end of trouble In extricating herself. Zole, plaed by M,H Kennedy, Is n light-hearted, I 'ry KenoiiH muiueii iiiisuanii, Airreu, plned by Frntik Morgan, that he leave her. The shuck of tho sudden separation brings to Zolo a reallia Hon that Mho loves Alfred very much, nnd she proceed at once with plans to win him hack. With tho assistance of Aggie nnd her husband, Jlmmle, friends of the dcHerted bride, a scheme is (onrocted, and tho 1,000 laughs follow. At llin time of the TiUule illuuMer, the Truteler paid one accident cUlsa f SlttO.ftOO. This Is the large claim etc-r paid. Ask Chile oto about Travi'leis cimtnuU. 7 AH - iBMt.iinS' K ' & ifi o.. . f touzar - MUFKH LOST HoUtoln heifer, 9 years old, brnnd-, ed 01. on left shoulder with L ra versed; under nnd over smooth crop each ear. Reward, Notify Chai. Llntl, Klama.th Falls. 8-flt a lt-Mllng ladle' liaml tarnrtl ahM our tet-lalty. t3-tr MODKRX MIIOK MTOIIK. FEW FOLKS HAVE GRAY HAIR NOW Dltt'GGIHT HAYH I.AIHICH AUK I'NIXO IIKCIPK OK HAtIK TK AXII HUI.PIIUH llnlr that loses Its rotor and lustre, I ur when It fades, uirng gray, dull and lifeless, la caused by a lack of sill- phur In tho hnlr. Our grandmothers made up n mixture of Hago Ten and Hulphur to keep her locks dark and boautlful, nnd thousands of women and moil who value Hint even color, j that beautiful dark sliudr of hair which Is so nttruitlvv, use only this' old-time recipe. Nowadays wo get this famous mix fure, Improved by the addition of oth er Ingtedlents by asking at any drug itor for a 50-ccnt bottle of "Wyeth's Snge and Sulphur Compound," which darken tho hulr so naturally, so evenly, that nobody can posidbly tell It ha hewn applied. You Just damp en a sponge or soft brush with It and draw this through )our hair, taking one smnll strand at a time. By morn ing the gray hair disappears; but what delights the ladles with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound Is that, besides beautifully darkening tho hnlr after a few applications It also brings back the gloss and lustre andj gives It an appearance of abundance. Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Com' pound Is a delightful toilet requisite1 to Impart color and a youthful ap pearance to tho hnlr. It Is not In tended for the cure, mitigation or' prevention of disease. Adv. 'CREAM FOR CATARRH OPENS UP NOSTRILS Tola aaar To Cot Oat BoHof f nai afeaCaaa, aft plaadidt in cne minute your clogged nos trils will open, the air passagta of youi head will clear and ou can breathe freely. No mora hawking, snufUng. blowing, hearache, dryness. No struggling for breath at night; your cold or catarrh will be gone. Get a smill bottle of Ely's Cream Balm from your druggist now. Apply a little of this fragrant, antiseptic,! healing cream In your nostrils. It) penetrates through every air passage) of tho head, soothes the Inflamed ori swollen mucous membrane and relief i comes Instantly. It'a just fii.e. Don't stay sluffed-up ' with a cold or nasty catarrh relief omes 10 quickly. Adv. i Santa Claus' HEADQUARTERS WMMSiSpMaaaat,. m y, m m m CM Mac For the Velocipedes, Blsckbosrd snd Desks Hsndcsrs, Rockers, Kiddie Csrs, A smell deposit will reserve any article in the itor. Johnstone Furniture Co. 71 I Strait Khaatt Fall Plumy. ii: i:mi,i: QT l'WTHJTK.irK.KVlCBB niHISTMAN. 7 MiiggwUNeii.lblol'urchMss "WAHTi: .NOT, WANT or- la In the piil.lle ,n,. Ve l ml Inlen, ,,,, (( " "'r-oM lM,y ,,,,, rattier Imti. , i IiIimim. or for Ai.m, ,,tt))l (jl Ilr .if I. U,,f Mr u nwrt Hun n l.,.,i,. r , In n mioiv sciiklidn prr limn u lot or JIM.tRAthH" Hint ur broken or dlx-nrdrd defer the tuike) u on the Icibln. Mo, im mJ muiiIm ii ml muds, U trri lint ) ,U ,Mr nuiff) llin li r-tr-r Ix-for,.. To ro. IN-Snlt. Hlfll ll.l, Haflt j, M of tlte ueiicnil Un ft liiimnii iMlieivtieiii, TiiKiti:rnit:, Wt miuKivt lluit )) pgr. chan uoeftil iin, mrli. utile Kin "onl)." AMI AT SUGARMAN'S (To le ronllnurd) SEE The New Esseoluy Tire Filler Ob Display at the Eafk Peel Room WmMcCabe j 9 vw-va" Set, Pike $3.00 Children Cosster Wogons, Coaster Sleds, Doll Beds, Doll Carts, DollSulkiei. $ Shop ?