The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, January 07, 1918, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
MONU.tV, MMAItV 7, ItMg
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MKRRILL MKVnO.V
MKRRILL MKVnO.V
( HSIiasta Route to
WltteuHhihi.
FOR RENT
FOR RENT Storage room, conven
' seat location; terms reasonable.
Apply J. -. Herald office. 1 StI
FOR RENT Well furaltbcd room,
vita hot and cold water and baths;
MM reasoaable. The New Clalrmont.
the goasblne Home, 228 Fourth. 7-3t
FOR SALE
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FOR ALE Used Ford touring car.
I.,R. Dedge.
6-tt
Professor and Mr. Fred Peter
on of the Merrill high school were
Malta visitors Sunday.
School opened hero Wednesday
with a lull corps of teachers and most i
ol the pupil present.
MUj Kstber McAndrews of hl.im
ath Falls Is the new teacher of the
third and fourth grades, to succeed
Mlu Hus, bo has gone to the high
school.
Mr and Mrs. Frank Mooreland and
family spent Monday with friends
near Merrill. Mr. Mooreland Is one
of the stockholders of the new bank
soon to be opened at Klamath Fait',
New Year's Day here was remem
bered by many bountiful dinner, al.
tho most of the men took advantage
of the fine weather to work at least
until dinner time.
Lose Two Trains
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ALUK
HKDDINO, Calif., Jan. . Addi
tional Important changes In the
Southern Pacific pnscngor service en
the Shnsta-I'ortland route will go
Into effect Friday, January ISth. ac
cording to reports In railroad circles
In lteddlng.
Two trains will bo taken off en
tirely and minor changes made In the
running time of the other passenger MKDICAL
trains. The trains to be discontinued
are the Shasta Limited. New 11 and
1 This Is causeJ by the goern
ment order curtailing passenger ser
Ice. The cutting out of thce two
AtTHOIllTJKH AT IUK-
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MKIt ii:ilM.l. KXVOV HAS
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trains will release twenty-one large
esglces. which
freight service.
will be devoted to
LaFollette Expelled
From His Home Club
.LOST
AND
FOUND
IAMMMMMMAMMAMAMS
IXMT Crank off llupmoblle car;
li4tr doeaa't need It, please return
to Herald oce and receive reward.
7-K
Miss Margaret Swan Is out of
school as the reiult of an Injury re
ceived before the holidays on the
playground. A supervision by the
teachers of the playground Is a much
needed reform at the public school.
and Is one of the requirements of the
If Oregon law.
Interesting Problems
At Coining Convention
LOST Oi county road near Spring
Lake, gray overcoat with black Tel-
vat eattar. Reward. Notify M. Myer.
eoagh at Spring Lake cottage. 3 2t
IMPOItTIM; HIXF.SK
KXIMIIISKD IN KAST
LOST Twa roll! of barbed wire on
read to Merrill. Finder notify a
W. Howell, Merrill. 2-Ct
A MISCELLANEOUS
MNMMMMMMMMHM
If ftX. Um WAMTCD-AI1 wtaiter jab
Iff atianiacuayu aaa aad ramber
esceUeat seas
alactrie llgbU;
Telefhoae to Modoc
rCa,Cilhfli, Oreaa. 2S-U
M wagas;
FOR RALS-Three
tw larga teu, ft
flSaaraaath,
room cottage;
SO; 1100 cash.
J.T.WAaU)L,
afDS THEATER
M'ASHINRTON. V. O.. Jan. 7.
Sanction has been given to Senator
Galllcgtr's bill allowing the importa
tion of ChlnCiels'borers during the
war, he raid fn a statement He
said some I'lr'Cc Coast newspapers
end IndlildjMs, as well as others In
the Kat, approied of the scheme,
-at Is said there are lT.ICTO Chi
nese farmers now In forty-five states,"
he declared. "The Idea Is not to Im
port coolls, but genuine farmers.
and that only daring the war and un
der strict restrictions."
SALT LAKE CITV. Utah.. Jan.
How to eat more now In order that
there may be more to eat next year
will be one of the topics brought bo
fore the annual meeting of the Amer
ican National Livestock Association,
which opens here January 14th, ac
cording to stockmen, who plan to at
tend the meeting. The plan, which
touches the consumer In that It would
Hl'KNOS AIRKS, Jan. C Count
I.mtiurg, (icrman entity of "spmllosj
terselkl" fame, Is now Insane, and
has been "eccentric for a decade," ac
cording to reports of medical author.
Itles who hate had him under obser
vation.
The finding was after prolonged
and careful study of the (citnnn min
ister now held In an Internment camp
by a number of reliable medical au
thorities. The report said their In
formation was that l.uxburg had
been acting qucerly for a number of
ears.
ha fin lfl--AB, la. niVba rif If thtk
cresent Driest! should not be main-!
Utued. fewer would be fattened next) Several weeks ago It was reported
vlnter. with a corresponding decreaso " Hie belief among the Ocrmana
In the number sold for slaughter, I aa that th ei-mlnlster was a victim
Continuance of the present decreased of dementia. At that lima he was
raaiuaiDtlon diia In "mMtless" iUm . unUer observation
they declare, will mean a glut of the
market and lowering of prices.
Another subject which the stock-
men expect to consider Is the iwhsI-
i mill ui luauacs 111 111c irausifuriir
substitute a "porkless" day for the Hon system due to the taking over of
present -meatless" Tuesday, Is based, the railroads by the government. He
os the declaration that unless the dc- ports from the market committee,
mand for beef and mutton for domes-, touching on the Investigation of the
SKAitCH Irt MAIIK
FOR MKAXKHT HOY
OMep lei AtteiDOi!
at liead of burro at Ulae Froat
lra t be M at tmce. 2-St
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TMda ssaaas (La Star
A ad Metro WotderpUy of
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CAR OF TalAXaUt
XOTICK
Tba ttm f Ward k. Obeichais bav
M fMrac frees linsisees. all thoaa
e are Ia4elted to the firm are ra
te settle their accounts at
. la order that the business may
to ciaaMj up without delay. The books
aad acceicU are at the Winnek Co.
stare, la charge of Otto Heldrlck.
FleaaacallattfiBca.
- -t WARD 4 OBENCHA1N.
CARD OF THA.VKK
I wish to express my heartfelt
thaakg to the many friends for their
klaaaess and sympathy during the
lUaeas and death of my beloved wife,
aa4 alaa for the brotherly Interest
M4 aastoUnce of tba members or the
044 FaUowi Lodge.
H. C. VINCENT.
ra laearaace aeUdea jn
coasfaalee on fMaadard
8eaCMleote. 17
CAMFWI CATARRH
Oitlil UP NOSTRILS
The TniTelers has paid lstce orgaau
iiatioa aaore that fMa.O0e,eeo la ac
ria4 mad fieaJU. rlatass. Ask OiU-
rote abuat tbeXew Low Cost aoUrlee.
tic consumption
there will be a
m-ati the spring and summer of next' national forest use for grating pur-
yeir. oe the 840-acro homestead bill,
me stockmen assert tnat wnue a the livestock industry and thp war.
other subjects, many of them
CIIICA(il). Jan. T The meanest
boy In the United Stutes Is sought by
the Chicago lions' Brotherhood re
public, to bo used In uu experiment
Is Increased soon nirnt Industry being made by tho fad-' to prove that bad boys nro the pro
shortage of these ernl trade commission; discussion of ducts of society and environmental
Influence.
a the
imrrsal or enlarged number of steers and
and sl.eep are being
market this winter, it
A committee of the organization
plans to leave here February 1st on a
tour of twelve of the largest cities In
fattened fori technical, also ara to be presented nt'n.arcli of the 100 per rent bad boy.
there should, the meeting.
Germans Are Evading
The Russ Proposals
1:
Private electric treatments for ladles.
Beauty Parlors. White bldg. room 1.
MILL MEN WANTED
All winter job for experienced mill
men and lumber pliers. Big wages, ex
cellent mesa house; fine cabins; elec
tric lights; men's club house. Tele
phone to Modoc Lumber Co., Chlloauln,
Oregon. - 27-t(
CuiBbiaaltoa automobile policies
give complete protection. (Jet one
from tliilrole. , 17
OiJhofe (us save you money on
boasea, t, Ijutlneae property, farms
and raurheN. He lian an exclusive list
of desirable property at very low
prltea. lletter fiitettlgte. 17
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Metropolitan Amusements
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HOUSTON
OPERA HOUSE
DARK
STAR THEATER
Triangle Fino Art 1'resenU
Irfiuif (iluuin In
THi: IDOLATKItft"
A wonderful play, full of strange
situations., and
' Cliurllc ;lmplin In
"TIIK VANAIIO.NDH'
A laught to the foot
PKTROGRAD. Jan. 7. The work
of the commission which Is dealing
with prisoners Is proceeding slowly.
The Russian delegates claimed the
right to send any publications they
desired to Russian prisoners In tier
many and to socialists In the central
empires. They also demanded unre
stricted direct telegraphic communi
cation with representatives of the
socialist parties In the enemy coun
tries. The German delegates replied
they were unauthorised to make an
agreement on this point.
The Russians demanded the crea
tion of a special commission to In
quire Into the deportation of Polish
workmen for employment In privately
ow ned factories In Germany. To this
demand the Germans responded they
had not been authorlxod to take up
the question. The Russians there
iioii asked for further Instructions
from the council of people's commissioners.
WK4I.THY OLD MAX
DIKtt IJKF. PAIPEII
DENVER. Jan. 7. John Knowles,
17 years old, who died in the county
hospital December 20th last, friend
less and alone, and apparently pennl.
less, was the owner of an estate which
local' real estate men value at ttCO,
000. A real estate man with whom
Knowles once had been associated,
atarted tha search which brought to
light Knowles' holdings.
who will bo brought to Chicago to
lite with members of the organisation.
"In six weeks we wilt turn hi in Into
a 100 per cent good boy," said one
member, In explulnlng the plan.
M.UWKGIAX SHIP
LOHMKM AUK HKAVY
LONDON, Juu. 7. Last year 36
Norwegian vessels, with an aggregate
tcunnge of SCC.000 were sunk, an
rxrliange Telegraph dispatch from
Copenhagen reports.
filnce the beginning of tho war 215
Danlkli ships, with a totul tonnage of
224,000 have been sunk and 234
Danes hate been killed.
SAGE TEA TURNS
GRAY HAIR DARK
IT'S GRAXDMOTHF.R'H RECIPK TO
UIUXO HACK COLOR AND LUU
TUB TO HAIR
That beautiful, even shade of dark,
glossy hair can only be had by brew-
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United States Senator Hubert M
1-aFollette has been expelled from the
Madison Club at hi homo In Mad
ison, Wis,, on the charge of "unpatri
otic conduct und giving aid and torn.
fort lo tho enemy." Tho action wait
due to his recent course In the United
States senate and addresses he tins
made In other places.
Investigate tha Xcw l.ow Ct pol
icies of Ilia Travrlera. Ask Chilrote.
17
ing a mlxturo of Kage Tea and Sul
phur. Your hair Is your charm. It
makes or mnrs thu fnco. When It
fndes, turns gray or sttenked, Just an
application or two of Sam nnd Sul
phur enhances Its nppcnrnnie a hun
dred fold.
Don't bother to prupnro tho mix
ture; you can get this fatuous old
recipe Improved by tho addition of
other Ingredients far CO rants a large
bottle, all ready for ure. It Is called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound.
Thla can always bo depended upon to
bring back tho natural color and lus
tre of your hair.
Everybody uses "Wyeth's" Sage
and Sulphur Compound now because
It darkens so naturally nnd evenly
that nobody ran tell It tin been ap
piled. You simply dampen n sponge
or soft brush with It nnd draw this
throunli tho linlr. taking one small
strand at n time; by morning tho gray
hair has disappeared, nnd after an
other application It become be II
fully dark and appears glossy and lus
trous. This rrndy-to-use preparation
is a delightful toilet reiiulslto for
thoso who desire dark luilr nnd n
youthful nppearuncu. It Is not In
tended for tho cure, mitigation or
prevention of dlxcase. Adv.
RUB RHEUMATIC,
ACHING JOINTS
Group 0 American Engineers Who
Helped British Repel German Attach
h jatt-Miaume your clogged nus-
wiie win open, tba air passages of
yaiii bead will clear aad ou ess
kretlae fraaly. No mora hawking,
ssMataaf. Wowing, hsaracke, dryaea.
Ma struggHag for breath at Bight;
yewr eata or catarrh will be
Oat a eaull bottle of Ely's
rrosa year druggist now, Aeely
avKHla ef tale fragrant, satleeptic.
la your eatrlla. It
through every air easafe
taatlf aaotbea th Iikaa4 or
braaa aa4 relief
it'OM't nay atafM-up
MMy aatafra rauar
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This Is a group of
engineers who helped tha British
during tha battle of Cambrtl repair
their railroads suddenly found thava.
American, selvea
tack.
objest
Qermaa at-ifro'ai"'tha Britut. . ,. .,
Tho tbar had not reeelred hair- -. VJI "n" "" "" "
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AND STOP PAIN
INSTANT RELIEF WITH HMAIX
TRIAL HOTTLE OF OLI, PKNK.
TRATIXG 8T. JACOR'H OIL"
Rheumatism Is "pain" only.
Not one caso In fifty requires Inter
nal treatment. Stop drugging! Rub
soothing, penetrating "St.Jacob's OH"
-igni into your sore, surf, atbiu
Joints, und relief comes Instantly, "fc
Jacob's Oil" Is u Imrmlcss rheuiiiatlkk
liniment which nuter dliappulnth ai
caiuiot imi r u mo skiii.
i.iiininr up! wuii conipiKinitigl U
n small trlnl bottle of old, honest fft,
Jin nb's Oil" nt any drug store, und),
Just n iiioinent you'llbe free fro
rlieiitiintlc pnln, soreness nnd atlffaetj.
ixuri siiner: lienor nwaits you "t
JiH-ob's Oil" Is Just ns good for sc.
nlkii. ueurnlgln, lumbago, backscbi
sprnlns, Adv.
If KIDNEYS ACT
BAD TAKE SALTS!
i.inih lui'Mi: iiiii.vii hack ITI
NATURAL COLOR, GLOMH AXti
A1TH.TIVE.KHS
i.iiiiiiiiiii kiuucii sage ureweu intoi
heavy tin with sulphur added, win
(urn crny, streaked nnd faded hilt
beautifully dirk and luxuriant. Jug
it few nppllrntlous will prove a revels,
lion If your hair Is fading, streaked
grny. Mixing tlm Hugo Tea and Sal
phur rcilpc nt home, though, Is tros.
Iilusoiiiv, An easier way Is to grtij
5. cent btttlo of Wye Hi's Kage and tfsl i
phur Compound at any drug store tl
ready for use. This Is the old til
reclpo Unproved by the addition st!
other Ingredients.
Uhllu wispy, grny, faded hair b
not sinful, wo alt desire to retain
)ouihful appearance nnd attractive,
nrss. Ily darkening your hair wit.
Wyeth's Sago and Sulphur Compound
no one ran tell, Ucniuo It does It w
naturally, so cwtity You Just dant
rii n spoiigit or soft brush with It as!
draw this through your hair, tsklif
nno small utrnml at a time; by mora.
I UK nil grny Iinlri liae dlsappearet.
and after another nppllrnllon or two,
our hair Ix'comes benutlfully dark.
glossy, soft and Ituurlnnt.
This preparation Is a dellghtfil
toilet requisite, and is not Intend! I
for the cure, mitigation or pmventloil
of dlsrnsv. Adv.
He Is a
Methodical
Man
On his birthday ho always
brings his watch to Upp's to
hau It examined ho knows
annual leaning keeps It In per
fnt condition always arcu.
runite adds )nnrn to tho roll
abln sorvlcu It will give him
and It U true eecnoiny fur him.
You don't treat your watch
right utiles )ou havo It thor
oughly cleaned nnd now oil a p.
plied inre carli year. Ilrlng It
to I'pp'n today and have It ex
amined. If it needs attention, we'll put
It In perfurt order, charge you
a fair prlro and when It's
time for tho next annual clean.
Ing wo'll call your attention to
that fact.
Frank M. Upp
JEWELER
511 Main Street
Official 8. V. Watch Iswpettor
Wa
flPf
rning!
Be Watchful of
Quality in War
limes.
Tree Tea
J Todays Always,
The sBttt Quality
wdfirtht Least Money
Ceylon Japan FullWtigh
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